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1926.
Boost
your
town
and
the
town
will
boost
you.
Knock
your
town
and
you'll
get
the
knocks
back.
Like
to
See
the
Navy
Boys
in
the
City.
1
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It's
good
to
see
th
hoys
of
theHrithh
navy
in
the
city.
'
!ls
sife-u
u
e
mruy.
l
rue,
,we
pay
noUiing
or
the
privilege.
Just
at
present
w'e
get
our
protection
free
of
cosl,
"hut
that
-cannot
fc'u
on
lor
ever.
-
we.
shall
have
to
douur
share
eventually,
one
uj
or
uie
other,
ir
Canada
were
to
join
the
United
States,
she
would
have
to
pay
her
share-
of
the
U.
S.
Navy,
hut
because
we
aie
iuin
oi
ine
uritiii
hmpire
and
John
Utill
is
a
good-naturec
old
cuss,
we
are
aide
to
impose
on
him
ad
libitum.
Victoria
Liberal
on
Election
Issues.
H,
J.
Nicholas,
editor
of
the
Victoria
Times,
speaking
to
the
1
-limn...
I'li.l;
r.1
..
-
-
.
.
.
.
.
1
1
D
umu
ai
tum-uiner,
is
reported
as
follows:
"I
am
not
a
constitul
only
man
ui
ieloria
who
is
not,
and
1
prefer
to
leave
the
Hvnir
"M
ioiuuuii
10
inose
wno
have
studied
the
matter,
but
I
imagine
the
Canadian
people
will
insist
on
control
or
their
M
J
411
tUt
.
"There
is
no
queslion
that
Lord
Hyug
acted
with
the
utmost
sincerity,
but
he
is
not
an
e.vnpripnrpil
nuliii.-in"..
n;.,
-.:,...
j
not,
going
tu.be
disastrous..
It
has
been
a.
ci.od
th
in
it
fur
tho
Liberal
party,
as
it
has
presiited
it
with
an
opitorltuiitv
to
,
.
.
.
.
llptnrilicf
ivito
Ihu
I
I
;
-
""i
uiiunaiii
jssue
oi
mauiiaiuing
at
all
costs
the
supremacy
of
Canadian
Parliament
and
responsible
rovc.ii-ment.
.
"Uut
the
Liberal
party
does
not
need
to
go
lo
the
electors
on
the
constitutional
issue.
It
should
emphasize
the
inefficiency
or
Air.
Meighen
in
allowing
lo
go
to
slaughter
all
the
legislation
o
Parliament
following
the
action
of
Lord
Hvng.
V
.
!
T!'e
"ly
c,",cl',s"
'
follow
is
lhatlr.
Meighen
was
hostile
to
that
legislation.
The
budget,
the
Liberal
altitude
on
freight
rates,
western
grain
shipments
these
and
other
Liberal
cJectluu
UH?
qile"lious
to
r,ace
oef0''e
people
at
the
coming
Provincial
Police
for
Whole
of
British
Columbia.
,
The
Vancouver
Province,
Conservative,
'
discussing
the
policing
question
says:
gradually,
the
provincial
police
are
taking
over
the
enforcement
of
the
law
in
British
Columbia.
On
Vancouver
-Wand,
outside
ictona,
there
will
be
.practically
no
local
police
left
within
a
month,
and
the
provincial
force
will
be
in
control
evervwhere
On
the
mainland,
loo,
several
cilies
and
districts
have
completed
policing
agreements
with
the
government
and
others
have
thi
matter
under
consideration.
It
is
beginning
U
appear
that,
within
a
very
short
time,
we
shall
have
no
local
police
left,
in
the
province
outside
the
capital
and
Greater
Vancouver.
In
many
ways,
the
change
should
make
for
efficiency.
We
have
had
too
many
police
forces
in
the
past,
and
there
has
been
a
great
deal
of
overlapping
and
interference.
This
will
be
eliminated,
rhrough
the
use
of
the
motor
car,
the
modern
criminal
has
acquired
gre.at
mobility.
le
is
here
one
minule
and
in
another
city
or
munrcipality
the
next
and
the
policevforee'that
lack
the
authority
to
follow
him
through
all
his
twists
and
turns
ii
seriously
handicapped.
?
:
The-old
rural
consable
has
long
been
a
joke.
The
limitations
PU
Vu
'1
fT.f
Pevenled
him
getting
any
worth-while
experience,
nud
his
.methods
were
orten
crude
and
not
particularly
effective
t,
was
easy
for
I
he
criminal
to
study
hi
foibles
and
circumvent
nlv
.
'Vu0","'1
collstWe
wjU
be,a;nuch
harder
nut
to
cn.ck;
ureater
Authority
(
"h
-
i
.
Than
Local
Officers.
In
small
cities
and
villages,
a
provincial,
officer
will
alwavs
have
greater
authority
than
a
local
officer
could
have.
He
i
the
arm
of
u
power
outside,
as
it
were,
and
as
that
power
il
somewhat
distant
and
mysterious,
there
i?
a
lendeiiry
to
magnify
.Is
strength
a,,d
to
respect
it
accordingly.
It
is
possible,
too,
under
the
provincial
system,
to
have
officers
specialize
in
cerlain
crime
problems
so
that,
when
a
particular
type
of
crime
i
con"-milted,
an
expert
is
at
once
available.
Another
advantage
U
....
:Br
can
always
ne
shifted
to
another
place
if
there
is
any
suspicion
that
he
is
forming
undesirable
alliances.
I
The
elaslicilv
of
lh
nlnn
iu.
,.,,ii.i..
,
"
"
jju'siuic
10
couceiurate
vvr
w..i.m
in.m
several
(iislric.ts
quickly
at
anv
noinl
n...r
II1PV
mm-
l.u
ill..
...
it
j
....
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.
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.
"r,,,e
iuoer
a
Jingle
head,
they
are
in
sunn
iv
ava
lau
p.
ii
hiw
i,oo,i
f....,,i
i....
n..
.
-
.
.
.
"
"
gi."-'ieni
in
nanuimg
the
liquor
problem.
SHREDDED
WHEAT
with
ripe,
red
strawberries
'
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
A.
C.
Ilea.
I
and
ilanshlrr
Dorothy
icturnivl
liome
on
Saf-
urday
'aflor
several
days
spent
in
Prince
Iluperl.
Mr.
Olaf
Hanson,
l.inca
aud
Olaf
Jr.,
of
Prince
Itupert
audi
MniHiets,
nrrived
from
the
lat
ter
place
'oik
Fiday
to
spend
a
slinrl
holiday
Willi.
Mrs.
(Jeorjie
Litlle.
TIn'
.
wore
iiiincd
lierrtl
on,
Sunday
by
Mr.
Hanson
v,ht)
came
in
on
llu
excursion
Irainl
from
Prince
Rupert.
vis
Mrs.
wniill
ow
of
Usk
wii
ilor
fn
jbwiHiil,
(.he
Aveek
end.
NV.
K.
Snarkes
and
son
Jnrk
returned
on
Sunday
from
ri
horl
trip
.to
lliuellon.
D.
V.
Davl
and
J.
M.
Hoar.
mining
men
of
Kalum
Lake
and
H.
rarnin,
milling
engineer
of
Sandnoinl.
Idaho!
came
in
ifroin
Kalum
Lake
on
Saturday,
and
went
tin
lo
Vanarsdol
to(
In-
peel
.
(he
niiniiiK
claims
of
.1
I.
Van
Meier.
I
.Inn.
Ulman
of
Usk
was
n!
isilof
here,
on
Sunday.
Mr..
(ieo.
Ivj
Keilh
was
a
Imme
In
Inrae
nuiiiher
nfl
friend?
at
Ihc-Jea
haur.on
FriJ
day.
Terrace
turned
oul
in
force
1o
tfreet
the
arrival
of
t
lie
excur
siouists
on
Sunda
inornint;
and
enlered
inlo
and
enjoyed,
the
lay
s
sports
quile
as
much
as
I
he
visitors.
Wealher
condi.
lions
were
on
the
whole
veiy
favorahle.
I
he
rain
of
Hie
d:iV
before
having
laid
the
dust
and
freshened
up
the
foliage.
Local
people
very
much
appreciated
Hie
splendid
music
of
the
hoy'
hand
and
Were
very
irenerous
in
Ilieir
ftraise
of
that
body.
The
hope
that
the
C.N.H.
will
make
ihe
excursion
an
annual
affar
was
expressed
bv
manv
visilnrj
development
owing
lo
the
nn.l
usually
open
winter
and
early
I).
O.
Munro
or
Prince
Iluperl
spent
th,.
week
end
with
hu
ramlly
here.
.-irs.
w.
ii.
nurne
wn
hridfte
bosles
on
Saturday
evening,
A.
k.I)ickle"ahd
id
Vr?,
'Miff.
rnrtune,
CN.Il.
represetilativ'es
of
Prince
Iluperl,
arrived
In
lown
on
Saturday
to
make
ore
parations
for
the
entertain
men
of
the
excurlonili
the
next
day
Anionic
former
Terracw
nl.
denln
who
Were
here
on
Sunday
wun
me
excursion
parly
won'
Miss
.Hthel
Christie.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
I.nrae
nm
l'vlvti
I
Mrs.
louii.
VeiTion
nin-
l
Vttii
DAILY
KBJWa
as
well
a
by
the
local
people.
.
J
Kvelyn
Hire,
Mrs
O
Nnll
Mrs.
J.
K.
Frost
entertained'!
,r-
""'
at
afternoon
lea
on
Saltir.lav
in
ani
Mrs.
ihos.
McLaiuhlin
ol
honor
of
Mrs.
Olaf
Uanson
of
AnJ,,x
w,1
I"
ludiday-
Hmithers.
iK
at
KaluiuW.ae
arrived
in
The
rain
of
Saturday
greatly
wplcomed
by
the
berrj
ifrowers
and
will
add
niHteriHlIv
to
both
the
size
and
duration
of
Ihe
crop.
While
some
of
the
farmers
had
hay
cut
the
rain
was
not
heavy
enough
lo
harm
it
to
any
extent.
(own
on
Saturday
and
went
rin.Pi.
tP,
th
....,m.i,.i
"
rimonion
are
spendinK
a
few
tr...i...i..i
i.
u
.
"ays
ure.
iiir
a
41(111
Willi
iidl'l
been
in
the
district
during
tint
past
week
have
been
investigat
ins
the
DllKlit
which
s
verv
an
parent
on
many
of
the
local
ap-
ile
orchards
where
in
ome
BURNS
LAKE
Mrs.
Waller
Perry
"
relumed
li
I"
iiin
iiui
lliniullllM
IMDIIVnyH
w
I
p
...
4.
t
ii
Mi...
,
....
t.
.
'
.'i
in.
I
ue
.1IUIIIU
.11-
Lilt
Kll.ltil
.r
I
day
on
a
short
-visit
to
hi
hoir
Here.
Iterent
visitors
in
lln
t
..rt
o
i.
li.-t.llo.nl.
arrived
on
Sun
JJ
J
?
ft
AS?
.2
will
M0a
.
fio,
Ks.ISalt'lVke
City
to
vtufl
...
I.i...il5'
!
f.f..
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ill
iiiiirr
4
I'rnrni.np
U'lKliin.l.n
;.r'
i
I
i-.ii
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lt.
i
l....
t
J
uo
Colleue.
Saskalnm
..VhS;
Wl"'"
wds
-
.
.
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inirifi
iasi
wren
on
a
III
town
on
Sntlirdar
In
In.-
vu..n
'
;
"'ijmess
ami
pleasure
p-..t
iiiviiiiuii
niiii
iir
i
.
.
'
ri
Harfoot
here.
He
occunieil
lln.IT
,.
,
..
.
..
:
i
DUIUII
m
tlie.
Aliirlienn
r.lnip-Mi
I
i....
ti.
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A
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"'au
ami
tmve
.ourso
"ii
i
uiiuni
tirni
u.
.
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i
.
r
tin
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i
t
.
.
r
.
pit
iiiirii
i.Hkia
nnn
inim
La.
.......
.'Willi
Ill.JllJI
Mr.
had
Mrs.
.1.
M.
McCawlel
Z
J.u'
'
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'
I
.
of
Irlnce
Iluperl
came
up
od
luis
diaV
T
'
Kei
f
II
f.li
.
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I
ii...
i
.1
.......
.tu;
aiiu
riuill
uiu
Hl'CK
eUU
ill
town.
i
m
i
.....
u.i.i
.mi
"riP,tiijin
uon
nnu
inmiii
rr
u.
i
I...
.
Constable
and
Mrs.
8.
Sppv
ea
n
..,...
....
nn.i
.mm
....
.
-xiii-
-t-ir-
incy
u.c..-..ir
ru
in
town
win
visii
in
Honour.
Onl..
and
'i
riniu.
limn
iti
lice
iieorvniin
i.-.im
..i...,
in..
"
"!
......
I
...u,
.uiu
,
,
.
.
iiuiiik
neen
transferred
from
lhat
place
lo
the
Terraen
trict.
dis.
have
included
Heorjje
Llndslrmn
When
Attacked
By
Dysentery
YOU
SHOULD
TAKE
AND
VOO
WILL
OCT
PROMPT
RELIEF
When
vou
jiV
.for
"Dr.
Finlpr"
h
ture
you
gtt
wht
you
mV
for,
i
)me
of
tli'wo
cheap,
no-uume,
no-rrputAtiiin
pr(iartiona
may
prove
dan.
gerous
to
ynur
IimIDi.
r
or
80
years,
put
up
only
by
TheT
Uilburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
OnU
-J
Mrs.
iissaulilujt
Fred
Wteiflns.
alo
of
Prince
Ilupert
at
the
end
oi?!,a
Lake.
sprinff.
This,
followed
by
a
lona
wck
,er
Iiavliw
spent
cold
snell
durinc
whiMi
ther
romp
u,ne
n
ffrnalh
ti
.
Ofr
pareillS
-
-
'
UU
.
A
W
III
I
ill
I
!
Pfit
err
s,
'31
if-1
YIKKIIIK
Wlll
and
Mrs.
James
I.
'H.
Van
IWar
of
Vn-
mria
i
iilinn
wkli
her
sou.
P.
MM.
Van
DecfiV
of
Ools.;
Lake.
b
Mrs.
Iva
Zehlev
nn.l
Will.,.,..
mean
a
tat
rain
of
nineleeiivlioon
tif
OoUa
Lake
were
each
lined
?2.Vnnd
etn
bv
Slii.emll.
hry
Miijstrlft
J.
it.
Muore
for
W.
D.
Luken
laiL
wepk
killo.i
iy
Karter
snake
mesuriux
four
leei
twu
melie
II
li-.i
i..,..
irnimuiR
hi
chicken
house
of
ejfK.
Mr.
and
Mr,
ilrvan
nas
inn
wistaria
,
for
llaker
're?on.
where
Iher
will
visit
Willi
Mr.
IlarrKbft
parent
Mr.
and
Mr,.
M.
Jluck
ol
Fpresldalp
and
Ilieir
fifin
children
have
left
for
v
ll
ill
nocK.
They
have,
sold
their
ram
ii
io
William
Oalr.
WATIR
NOTICC
Dlttrtlon
tntf
U.
TIF
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II,
BIMPJION.
Dited
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PPoi.
'j"ueda,
.Inly
"DEMERS"
Another
Great
Sale
of
Ladies
Dresses
l.nkelfci
l.uti.
firt
ilnnilAi
...
was
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penti
a
lew
nay
penr
returning
home.
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for
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111
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droppms
off
or
so
covered
wild
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340
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as
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unfit
for
use:
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whic".
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exnress
the
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thai
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a
iiewi
as
many
sur
mised.
hut
is
due
to
loo
earl
$5.00
Regular
values
to
$24.00
On
Sale
Wednesday
and
.
Thursday
Only
Hurry
up
if
you
want
one
of
these
dresses;
they're
genuine
bargains
o.
i
uileymouni
.
Mrs
J
.
it
Keir
Fort
Fiaer.
A.
Iininlaiuoi-
Mrs.
Leaniyd
and
Mr.iJf
Fraser
Lake;
A.
K.
Ilnmn
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Cuile)
mount;
K.
Owen
of
On.
a;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
W.
Itrook.-.
Ol
Mmouloii;
F.
dale
of
Nadi
n-'i;
W.
II.
I.inlon
of
Southhank.
liuuli
A.
Harris
or
New
llaxeltoc.
CJ.
Westherx
of
L'ncha
Vallev
'Jndife
nud
Mr.
F.
Mrll.
Yotin
of
Prince
Itunerl;
II.
I.,
(iale
m.il
II.
L.
l)aH.C.
Wnollam
arid'
Angus
McLeanof
Smitliers:
II.
.t
G.
Dobliie
or
Usk
were
Terrace'
Mardonnld,
Hahiue;
Lome
I.
visitor
mi
Sunday.
jSwannell
and
Charles
.
Si'luil'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
W.
Hronkn
of
Vlrloria.
Mrs.
.V
M.
Huddy
U
spending
several
weeks
visiting
friends
in
Priiie
Ilupert.
SEND
IT
TO
THE
LAUNDRY
-:-
-:-
ALL,
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
lucludnijf
lliree
di.luiri
seri.
t
for
Family
Work,
m,
SOFT
FINISH,
THRIF-T-SERVICE
and
WET
WASH
nl
tnol
reasonable
rort.
DRY
CLEANING,
PRESSING
AND
REPAIRING
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phono
118-
-and
we-
will
do
Ihe
ret
Circus
in
town
THE
TWISTUM
CIRCUS
NOW
SHOWING
Elephants,
Llom,
Tigers,
Bears,
Giraffes,
Wolves,
Etc
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
Ihe
.Newest
Ihing
in
Toy-
Durnblw
mid
Washable
ii
ii
..
...
."ot
nui,t''l.
will
ll
for
years.
lull
l'
Wolf,
Ilnbl.il,
Cal,
!iK.
Hear,
en.
h
$1.00
Lion
and
Tiger,
each
$1
25
Wiimpus
Cats
each
;
and
$1.50
hlephauU
and
(lameln.
each
....
t.85
Kinohaiirs,
each
52
25
Giraffes,
each
5300
Ormes
Ltd.
The
IlKXALL
STOIIK
-:
3rd
Avenue
and
0th
Street
The
IMOXKlUt
DUUfidlSTS
Phones
82
and
200
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
We
have
the
ni.Ht
complete
slock
of
limber',
dimensions,
sliiplnp,
fiP
tmh
frfriui;
V
Joint,
veneers,
etc.,
In
Northern
II.C.
'
'
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
foundation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Hefore
buying
inspect
our
slock.
It
will
pay
'
you.
Onr
prices
are
right.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
110
and
117