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Monday.
August
0.
J926.
Boost
your
town
and
the
town
will
boost
you.
Knock
your
town
and
you'll
get
the
knocks
back.
Gertrude
Ederle
Latest
Heroine.
Gertrude
Ederle,
who
lias
accomplished
the
marvellous
feal
of
swimming
the
Kngli.-h
Channel,
a
distance
of
approximately'
21
miles,
from
Cape
Ariz
.Vex
in
France
lo
Kiiigduvii
in
England
and
thus
not
only
being'
the
first
woman
to
accomplish
this
great
endurance
feat,
but
also
beating
the
time
record
of
the
five
men
who
preceded
her,
is
beinjr
acclaimed
as
somewhat
of
a
heruiue.
She
i
only
nineteen
years
of
age
yet
was
able
to
do
what
mature
men
failed
lo
accomplish.
It
has
oflen
been
said
that
women
are
able
to
endure
more
than
men
and
this
teems
to
prove
the
rase.
At
any
rate
it
was
a
marvellous
feat
and
the
girl
will
find
her
way
open
to
the
movies
and
to
a
good
many;
other
wSilks
of
life
if
the
wishes
to
accept
:
Shipping
Ore
From
-
Porcher
Island.
Last
week
a
shipment
of
eighty
ton
of
high
grade
gold
and
ciipper
ore
was
made
from
the
Patterson
mine
at
Surf
Point,
near
Welcome
Harbor,
the
secoud
shipment
to
be
sent
out
by
the
owners,
Messrs.
Patterson
and
Wright
If
this
brings
the"
returns
expected,
it
is
probable
it
will
be
followed
by
regular
snipmenis
anu
mat
machinery
will
be
installed
which
will
make
this
a
regular
shipping
mine.
This
'will
be
the
nearest
operating
mine
to
Prince
Rupert
being
a
little
more
than
twenty
miles
Vtvay
on
Porcher
Island,
across
Chatham
Strait
It
is
bringing
mining
close
home
to
Prim
e
Rupert
and
should
arouse
interest
in
future
prospecting.
Liberal
Candidates
Are
Nominated.
Although
a
little
Mow
in
getting
tinder
way,
the
Liberal
party,
has-now
nominated
candidate
in
all
British
Columbia
constituencies
with
the
exception,
ijf
Victoria
and
Comox-Alherai.
In
Victoria
it
has
been
round
difficult
to
find
a
suitable
man
to
oppose;
Hon.
S.
F.
Tolmie
ami
in
Crnnox
they
have
endorsed
the
independent,
A.
W.
Neill.
who
nipporled
theIackenzie
King
Government
throughout
the
session.
The
nomination
of
Mtdeer'
in
North
Vancouver
will
make
two
particularly
interesting
contests
in
the
Vancouver
area.
There
wm
ne
we.
name
royal
between
Hon.
11.
II.
Stevens
and
Duirald
Iionaghy
and
Jlhis
fight
between
A.
1).
MeRae,
former
leader
of
the
Progressives
.against
fj.
(.
McGeer,
leader
of
the
freight
rates
ngni
lor
ornisii
Columbia.
Others
will
doubtless
dewlop
iricsi
wiry
progress,
mil
uiey
win-hardly
be
watched
bv
people
of
this
district
as
will
these
two.
Prairie
View
of
Election
Situation.
V
,
The
Edmoulon
Hulletin
in
a
leading
editorial
article
says:
ine
matter
which
the
farmers
of
Alberta
cannol
afford
to
overlook
on
voting
day
is
how
Jhe
question
of
freight
rates
on
prairie
pniducts
to
Pacific
j-orts,
would
fare
at
the
hands
of
the
.migneirt,7ivermeni.
.
V
;
inai.is
mil.
uy
any
means
an
exclusive
V
western
iiip.Im.ii
witness
th
fact
that
.Mr.
Melghe.n
and
Senator
Robertson
made
ii-an
is.sije
wr
a
very
plain'.decJaralion
nfpolicv-'in
the-easlofu
.........1,.-
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rjctiiuo
Cillllliaiga
1HSI
tail.
fepeakmz
at
Halifax
last
September,
Senator
Robertson
led
011
ine
ineignt
raies
question
m
this
fashion:
"The
late
luuw
which
ine
iioverumeni
nus
sirtiek
rtt
the
rest
of
t
he
.-m.nt-v
came
with
the
recent
judgment
granting
reduced
rates
on
grain
and
flnir(o
British
Columbia.
This
meant
a
further
tax
of
io.uw,ooy
n
year
on
uanatlian
railways.
This
was
in
addition
OOirooo'"1""
g'fl
10
Iir.u'ries
whicu
c0t
the
railways
20,-
-Mr.
Meighen
followed
the
Senator
in
this
strain:
"There
had
been
a
measure
of
relief
in
rates
to
the
west
which
was
utterly
indefensible."
And
again;
"The
Government
by
legislation
had
granted
4.
the-CntwV
Nest
rates
on
grajn
and
flour
to
the
west
aud
in
this
.&v.Wd
Hie
high
rate
prevailing
on
to
the
Maritime
province."
So
refreshing
and
satisfying!
SHREDDED
WHEAT
with
berries
and
cream
HOOT
GIBSON
COW
PUNCHER
lu
ine
bur
picture
at
ttic
si-liotnir
tonight
Hoot
tbson
takes
the
part
or
a
ruwpunrher
n
the
Bar,
X
HancK
in
Wyoming.
lb
iiV'an
ardent
amateur
photo
t
rpher
and
endure
wjth
a
grin
itiT
jibes
'
of
his
companion
on
account
of
hi
fondness
for
the
camera:
His
father
is
fh.v
owiier
of
the-.Trianglc
T
Ranch
In
Texas,
the
foreman
of
whien
li
Don
Barton
who
is
involved
in
a
plot
to
steal
the
sheep
of
Farlane
Senior.
Bartn
is
discovered
by
the
ranch
owner
and
shoots
the
latter.
,
Jane
Terrill,
a
Minimrr
visitor,
sends
Zack
Pelers,
an
old
friend
of
the
family,
to
seek
To.n
and
inform
him
of
his
father"
death.
Zaek
finds
the
youth,
who
returns
with
him
to
Texas.
Arriving
there.
Tom
assumes
the
disguise
and
manners
of
n
ireulle
city
youth
and
lulls
thn
suspicions
of
the
desjerado.
He
falls
in
love
with
Jar.e
bu
she
rejule
m;
.questioning
his
character,
on
account
of
his
masquerade.
F.enlualy,
Torn
acconiplisha
his
mission
and
is
materially
aided,
through
his.
love
for
his
camera.
How
he
completes
hW
task
and
establishes
iiimself
i;
the
pool
graces,
is
most
origin
ally
and
uniquely
worked
out
in
one
of
the
best
western
stories
ever
(old
on
the
screen.
MEMORY
LANE"
IS
ROMANTIC
STORY
OF
EVERYDAY
PEOPLE
"Memory
I.ane
"
is
a
romantia
story
of
everjday
people.
There
is
as
much
ronianre
in
the
family
washluti
as
in
a
king'
cas
tle
if
you
get
it
out.
This
is
the
theory
of
John
M.
Stahl,
film
producer,
who
say.i
that
lie
would
rattier
make
pic
tures
the
characters
r
whtrh
ar.
common
everyday
folk
than
those
displaying
millionaire
and
royalty.
It
is
the
everyday
folk
about
us
mat
makes
iiie
world
uo
tround,'"
he
explains.
"All
in
al'i
jWhey
are
vastly
more
important
than
the
penous
who
stand
on
lop
of
the
earth
and
conclude
that
everyone
else
is
hidden
in
-their
shadow.
1
keiieve
thai
the
romance
and
drama
in
the
a
erase
vmerican
home
ecl.pses
any-!
thing
that
ever
can
happen
with
in
tlie
iilded
doors
of
kings
o
ihe
sorially
elect
"
"HIS
PEOPLE"
STORY
0F
JEWISH
LIFE
IN
NEW
YORK
GHETTO
As
though
the
outside
wall
of
Xew
'York
Ohelin
tenement
boue
had
been
removed
and
the
life
of
one
of
the
families
studied
without
their
know
ledge,
appears
the
tale
of
the
Cominsky
family,
as
unfolded
in
"His
People,"
tlie
newest
Uni
versal-Jewel,
here
at
the
week
end.
It
i
a
cross-ecl
ion
0f
life
viewed
from
a
perspective.
There
are:
in
this
picture,
no
imprnii
aide
htjrh
society
revels,
nd
painled
flappers,
no
Roman'
or-i
(rles-T-riur
a
clean,'
wholesome!
lory,
the
dramatic
unfolding
of
event
in
a
plain
family.
"His
People"
is
Ihe
ion,
awaited
picture
in
which
Hu-,
dolph
Schildkraui,
belo.ed
slaife
star
ci
million
on
the
tontini
ent,
and
master
of
four
hundred
roles,
makes
his
American
deiiul
to
the
-crcen.
A
sweet
love
therne
runs
through
the
picture.
U
is
th
fine
embroidery
on
a
linen
labls
cover.
And
to
add
further
interest
lo
the
two
jourw
players
who
enact
the
role
of
the
lov
ers,
ibis
is
the
first
dramatic
photoplay
in
which
either
of
them
have
appeared
to
advantage.
They
are
Ulanche
Mehaf-fey.
former
Follies
beauty
and
Hal.
Hoaeh,
comedy
player,
and
(leortre
lwis,
handsome
younf
juvenile,
who
was
an
extra
in
"The
Thief
of
Hagdad."
Hosa
Hosanova,
IliiMian
dramatic
tar.
who
made
such
a
sensational
bit
In
"HUnfrry
Heart,"
once
more
play
5i
mother
role.
In
her
own
Inimitable
way;
and
her
tenderness
and
strength
of
appeal
make
her
one
of
the
outstanding
performance
of
the
year.
i
Village
U'orkerWearehavlng
a
raffle
for
poor
old
Widow
Jones.'
Will
you
buy
a
ticket?
fnvd
Tim
Not
Ot-couldn't
keep
the;
owld
lady
ir
ol
won
rl
London
Opinion.
-
Vail
DAILY
WKW3
WKK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
Hoot
Jinoo
in
"The
Phantom
Bullet.
"
Comedy,
"Mixed
Brides."
Iniernalional
New.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
".Memory,
Lane."
Comedy.
Aesop's
Film
Fable.
Friday
and
"His
People.
'
Ciiinedy.
1'8'he
Heview.
tie
'
sel
but
Saturday
The
grindstone
postpone
tombstone,
therefore
;ritid.
to
whittle
over
the
air?
For
real
amusement
try
a
He
tarvia
on
the
scalp.'
The
slogan
these
dav
i.
Ingr
sure
thing.
s
"
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
y,:
f
tnoi
I
heard
a
joke
the
other
da;
.
It
was
to
t,he
effect
that
Brad
was
koiiiit
to
tie
elected
hi
jsteena
riding.
What
I
like
about
election
is
that
it
gies
people
smethinu
more
than
wealher
lo
talk
alion.
And
then
think
of
the
kind
ot
people
who
hobnob
with
earn
other
at
election
times!
Who
ever
heard
of
a
loy
tax-
in
soap
with
him
on
a
liolnUy
;
It
is
aid
that
(iertrude
Edene
did
not
slop
pnre
to
tHiwder
n
t
nose
In
her
suceessful
wm
across
the
hmrlish
ChanneL
ut
Friday.
The
can
tdietier
was
recent
i
lost
in
our
house
so
Hm
famil.
had
lo
he
content
readme
the
description
of
the
on
ten
Is
..f
Ihe
food
containers
from
tu
label.
A
woman
who
bwan
life
as
n
sleiioaraplier.
has
recently
mad
fl,noVi00.
I
think
1
conn
make
more
than
that
on
a
type
writer
but
only
in
furures.
Houre
cleaning
time
in
Japa
is
supervised
i)
the
police,
rinf'l
might
be
a
food
idea
in
t
U
:
i
ooiintry,
I'a
woubl
then
perhaps!
be
able
to
find
hi
extra
coi
button.
I
When
we,
?n
that
broadcast
fair,
slat
Ion
fixed
radio
op
IB'
city,
why.
no
,aderlfse
our-!
v
byJar'rWlntf
for
a
hal
-1
Tlie
man
who
sets
away
with
a
lot
or
pufTintf
these
days
i
Joe
on
the
steam
roller.
lit-
at,
Ihe
city
hall
"Are
jrou
larvla
Lot
of
youngsters
believe
flying
their
kite.
in
nen
ptirchatng
macaroni
it
a
xood
idea
to
blow
down,
each
joere
and
ee
that
it
i
worMrtplmjhti
J
t
ti
:.
-f-.f.jj
,
.
'
iagj
me,
si
horsetrnried
t
inolorjlf
innlnUC
whet,
1.1.
his
tttJL
.
dowi(J..
lh!
bCokO
Uirorlius
iViuderbltliblr.
has
lost
a
fortune
in
newsoaner
ea
terpri-es.
That'
what
come
of
starting
at
the
lop.
;
I
hear
of
a
man
who
recently
quit
horse
racing
for
politic.
Hitf
must
have
been
lipped
uff
on
a
ine
conservative
boast
of
a
Piano
in
their
eommillee
room
Ttiey
must
be
going
to
set
some
of
J.U.
s
speer.he
to
music.
A
hlPk
town
'
t
where
tin
"juice"
plani
has
only
one
driv
ing
belt.
WATS
HOTICI
OittrtlM
n
Um
TkF.
SOTIHE
mil
murtlll
ntnirT
CUjcuiwny
lliittmi,
ainc
iddrrx
I
Ourit
A-nur
wnirr,
Vinminrr,
B.
V..
win
p-Plj
tor
lioii.
tu
uke
iikI
use
ih
til.
lout
r
luinui
r
aatrr
out
ut
un-iMHxl
trram.
lm-li
Hum
mrllwrlr
and
drin
luiu
terroon
in
v.
ioi.
ab-xn
t
rlMia
o
if
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v..
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f
S7t.
(jwrn
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Itltrid
lilmiirl.
The
ilr
win
vm
mtrrl4
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trfn
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COMPACT.
I.TII.,
Br
T.
V.
MATHERS.
AfiiU
,lsif
TODAY,
Carnation
is
the
world's
leading
brand
of
evaporated
milk.
We
appreciate
the
compliment
and
the
challenge.
For
such
preference
is
a
challenge
to
make
Carnation
Milk
a
finer
and
finer
product,
ever
improving
its
goodness
whenever
opportunity
offers.
It
is
because
we
have
assumed
this
obligation
that
users
of
Carnation
today
find
it
more
delicious
and
satisfying
than
ever
before.
Carnation's
creamy
richness
and
uniformity
makes
everything
prepared
with
it
taste
better.
Used
as
cream,
undiluted,
it
cuts
your
cream
bill
in
three.
It
looks
creamy
It
tastes
creamy
It
is
creamy
Tc
tttt
Utt
and
h-aH
Tkt
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and
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We
Appreciate
the
Compliment
and
the
Challenge
Are
you
using
Carnation?
If
not,
include
a
few
cans
in
your
next
grocery
order
and
make
the
world's
favorite
milk
your
favorite.
SCALLOPED
POTATOES.
Six
medium-.!.
ed
potatoes,
1V
tip.
ult
few
grains
pepper.
3
tbp.
butter
i
cup
Carnation
Milk
diluted
with
t
4
cups
water,
2
tbtp.
flour.
Place
diluted
milk
in
a
double
boiler
to
scald.
Pare,
soak
and
slice
potatoes
In
4-ineh
slices.
Place
a
layer
in
buttered
baking
dish,
sprinkle
with
salt
and
pepper,
dredre
with
flour
and
dot
over
with
bits
of
butter
Repeat
and
add
the
milk
until
it
can
be
seen
through
the
top
layer.
Bake
in
a
350
P.
oven
until
the
potat
xi
arc
soft.
This
serves
six.
Send
for
free
copy
of
Mary
Blake's
Cook
Book.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Company,
Limited,
134
Abbott
6U,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
i
Carnation
Milk
"From
Contented
Cows
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
August
9;
1916.
Heniy
Doyle,
the
N'aa
can-neryinan.
was
in
lie
aity
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and
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of
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potfnal''T
here.
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who
ha
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hospital
at
Anyox,
fin-
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the
In.
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pere
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few
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