fn,.,.,
i,
1020.
ou
oave
Money!
,
make
room
fr
two
I
.11
iIizitm
ami
Seed
a
'
I
y
iii
Mnrrli.
ONE
WEEK
"illy,
our
CHAIN
and
TEED
at
il
price.
We
Retail
Toed
I
uiiivi
"
.
I
li
I
MID
111
II
Hllliil
!
price.
h
w
,
i
hai
price
on
all
il
will
go
higher.
,
f
yi'ni''
cxperi-
.
tJ
,IU"-
Prince
Rupertr
B.C.
Word
About
an
an
many
kind
-
ho
the'
are
milliner)
41.
1
n-
John
Bulger
Lid,
Jewellers
Fair
Isle
Sweaters
For
Men
and
Boys
kfi
:
f
.in
pure
nol
-a
'Ma
Hie
itewr.t
ii'
d
ilein
t'r
All
mye.
from$2.95
APIWR
Importers
Third
Av
cnue
In
Any
Quantity
N
.
i
..
Inu
lbs
$2.80
MO
P.
$3.05
i.
loo
Iks.
.
.
$3.10
.
Hio
II.
.
.
.
.73.35;
FASHION'S
I
LATEST
THE
VOGUE
OF
THE
BORDER
EFFECT
It
own
in
!
Is
-
3;.
II
VOILES
v
Dress
Lengths.
$2.50
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
T"lrd
Avenue
Phone
763
ALL-RED
CABLE
UNDER
DISPUTE
PosltloJ
Canadian
Government's
In
Regard
to
Enterprise
Clearly
Set
Forth
1
LOST
MILLION
DOLLARS
Hon.
Charles
Murphy
Insists
on
This
Country
Being
Consulted
Regard
It
i:tmailiiM
llireal
lo
drop
out
of
Hi-
All-Iled"
1'acfflc
cable
part-i-liilt,
union
Uie
Colonial
Of-fi''
politician
who
run
Die
I'a-'
ifir
Cable
Hganl
recognize.
Can-ada'
rights,
fiat
stirred
up
an
il-r-f
tiipln
dlrtison,
the
Jinaneial
lu.
Canada's
Miami,
a-
voiced
,y
Senator
Charles
Murphy,
po.l
master-general,
i
generally
endorsed
in
the
press
f
I
In
Kmpire.
Senator
Murphy
ha
staleo
plainly
that
Canada
moid
lie
men
iU
full
legal
privilege,
ol
approving
of
disapproving
ever
import
.mi
frnfiiilintif
of
the
cable
hoard
ami
must
In
H-rniit-led
lo
share
in
Hip
ilefl.tu
as
well
lis
lln
prom
of
the
i-hIii
'ralion.
The
allern.il
im
alor
Murphy
haw
warned,
j.
lulu'
4l-il
IiiIpuia
ml
fi-n...
II...
he
Drackman-Ker
;
",",r'
III
'n,,','
Hr"
indication
Milling
n
f
Co..
Ltd.
'anada
strong
stand
in
!(!-
-an-
ciihb-I
hai
the
O
I
ll.....rj-
.11
;
i.-V-
i-
.
j
nil-
.'I1FTII-
IFI1III-
I
IIKI'iy
Hi
j
bring
fruil.
Public
opinion,
not
nly
in
Canada,
Imt
iii
Au.traliu
.mil
.tew
Zealand,
ha
horn
noiiK
by
tin'
ItaKh-haiidcd
tar-,
of
the
Colonial
i
if
flee
re-i
i'
who
coinpne,
in
Uie
main.
Hii-
I'juifif
Cubic
Hoard.
Iti-Coxmiug
Ihat
IlK-y
have
I
i.wii.'(ici
the
murk
in
h
iii'fau
-
lfi-uhi
.I........I
.....
il...
I
I
l.....
already
Hftoinlcri
two
of
its
1
member
to
i'otifir
wilh
the
Can.
HTPllPQ
n
High
Canumisoioiier
in
UlvllCtJ
London,
regarding
the
ma
Item
under
dispute,
in
an
attempt
lo
iron
out
Hie
difficulties.
Press
Behind
Murphy
Thi
strong
stand
of
I
't
master
fieneml,
Hon.
CUartffs
Mur-
i
JpwpIIi
iv
si.nr
'
iiiiy,
ha
rauMNJ
many
enlumns
an
n-luiih-
!
oinmrnl
ta
Uw
pw
Uirouh-.
i.
iiirrrlian.lii-
a-'
ni
Ho-
limpltw
ami
Jim
manner
l.....hl.
upholillnp
1
1
if
intrrU
of
-Il
Hif
rllnhlf
uial'
anailn
hi
rr4ml
roiimnnla-
anil
r
vi!l
iio-.
i
.
!i"ii.
wHI
an
liitiiilatiiiR
I
'lkiomT.
pro'r
otlicr
!tiicrnntnl4
In
rail
llu'
i
.v
hIIot
ruiir'Tii-'
hluff
o
I
!
en
hie
board.
la
Ixi.in.-.
way
A
rroiime
of
Ihc
Mturr
of
the
I'ai-ifio
hk
Iloant
will
Mrve
lo
iiiliralf
how
t!anaU'
xilinn
i
im.
ymrlv
frmnm
mor
unnl-
faelnry.
I
i
lie
I'arinr
i.anir
was
onpin-
WATXR
NOTICC
ut(
and
sroasoi
'
rut
V'Tl'i:
that
l.w
Ansvles
I.um-
Ii
r
I'mrtii'
i.
iirfi-i-an).
wtuwr
uMrau
H
,.
iiM.i.
1
.iiH-r
4
i.inlrhm.
Rur
'
mar
vnn.iiir.
Br.,
doi
pni
"C
San
i
ndr.i
laiiiormi.
I
mM
apHT
tnr
a
...,i.
r
in
lakr
uxl
uw
att
mMr
fm
im-i
una
ami
in
iin
i
inwimii
..ir
firi
.it
lir
ihiI
t
Vln
Rlvrr,
hi.h
(Unit
mlhrrl
ind
rfraim
ll"
fri
twin,
ahunl
m
Mr
inllr
easlerlJ
ri.i
HiHklr)
Hiv.
Thp
lura
(lain
will
tin
iii-aird
al
Oiv
oatUM
ot
Ala
Lake
ar
11
1
a
i-Mni
brsiw
in
um
iiaim
w
w
u-
1
'iimined
anrr
Mtrvv
an-
mman.
inr
I
.
apaim
"f
III
n
nn"
M
Be
rislKl
l
.
,,
ut
iIk.iimihI
ar-
fiwl
and
II
i
n
...a
alMUii
l.m'i
aeir
nf
laawl.
The
I
walfi
l-
1lrrli-(l
fr.ini
ih
Mrnrn
:
ii
.1
i-.mi
aluiiii
ll
liH-aliufi
oC
Ih
.1
.ia--
1U111
nanwl
llw
miilei
r
AID
1
1
al.
awl
will
In-
uxsl
'or
l'i.-r
and
In
!ln.al
mi1--
ill"'"
Ittr
land
ilMrrlbrd
-
1
ui
1111
iiimi
'.lMrkile
lahWMl
ll
1
1
Iti.
ix
41
iv
was
niatod
ai
llie
tr
hiimI
Uw
lltl
day
nf
relmMrf.
tl.
r..n
,,
M
miner
and
M
aMllralKm
mr...0l
llirrelw
and
In
tM
'iVster
Aft.
I
n,..
..11
h
romt
in
ih
1
.f
nee
of
the
'
Water
nernVr
at
fnnrr
IMipert
B.C..
I
ilie
dale
r
Ihe
riral
fnblleallon
f
this
D'rti'f
'
frhrnarj
.
It.
I
os
ynt
f,ET
l.ltK
Pnopl'CTS
IN
CflMPAT.
,rilirim
Hr
K.
Ileaiilff.
Awnl
IN
PROMT!.
THE
SUPRCMC
COURT
COLUMBIA.
OF
BRITISH
'
111
Ih.'
Milter
"f
Ihe
ArtreinltrUn
1
....(
Art;
In
ih.
waller
..r
the
IMale
nr
Tin
O'Brien,
-....I
l.iii..Mle
i
TKI
MTI
K
by
orArT
llniwivr
r
Mrll
Yrninr.
nd
III
tl
day
,
',1
January.
A.I'
IM.
I
lM?'
Ailnimiirau.r
"f
Ihe
'.,;.
Twn
and
all
part
e
.'
Brirti.
de
eae.l.
hjV-
I
mr
rlaini
atahvl
lh
hl
ealale
are
Is-Tebv
n-nalre.1
l
rurnLh
aanie,
peoperly
1
viiiriMt
in
me
nn
r
hefiirr
Ihe
ttl
nav
I.
Vf
"rhriilrv?
A
O
i1
all
parti-.
'
mdrlireit
l
lh
.
'tale
are
required
in
pay
i
ihe
ammml
"t
their
indeWe.1nea
lo
uie
l..rll.....
v
WATT.
I
ornrttt
dmlrntrtori
......
1
n
e
51
n.i.a
ihe
tied
div
"
Umiarv.
1t.
IN
PROBATE.
'
BRITI,M
IN
THt
U'"'"1VRT
COLUMBIA
In
the
Natter
nf
lire
AdmhiUlratlun
Art:
in
n'Aiuer
..f
th-
:.,"'
,"r"',
lledore.
neii-ased.
Inlelale
t,
?
n
rn.:K
thai
hy
order
nr
lll
made
ihe
ttt
day
llonniit
Mi
I
Tminf.
r
Jafiiary
AO.
1".
I
wa
appnlnled
,d..re..
drrea.,.
.
.n't
MrtlM
hJV
L"!.rd
I."
furnUh
same,
properlr
-
i..r.,.
Ihn
uie
91
paled
the
tint
"
"f
NOTICE
TO
CRtOITORS
.
........
1.
1
r
ihe
eredltnra
A
Few
Doses
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
e.
.......
rTT.rue
ItnrV'l
nry
!
the
ntr.ee.
'Marrh,
A.li.
?l
!Z.
undMlilvNli
ftiival
ItinK
PnOdmi.
I
to
the
estate
;'.!
'
Jv,WMnee
.n.rrl.
B.C..
on.
..isinn
t
,.t
7"'"'
.
v,..l.
or
LuK
,n
I...
in
the
forenoon
limn
t
Pr'VpKrv
at
the
lie
this
A
lt.
!
OO.MALES,
rnr
inw
11
a.
IN
PROBATE.
May
Stop
That
Cough
Mr.
Frank
D.
Cqmwiu,
Wert
Bath
nrst,
JUL,
write:
"I
lad
a
rerj
bad
fold
and
eoogh
that
KtUed
on
m;
lrnifi,
and
I
thoufbt
that
I
wouW
Mter
gtt
rid
of
it.
One
day
a
friend
spelt
to
me
about
your
wonderful
remedy,
to
I
ent
and
Cot
a
bottle
of
it,
and
after
the
first
llaU
of
the
projecl.
Cnnnda
ajsrerd
lo
jwy
5-lH
of
llio
eot.
The
cahle
wa
financeil
ty
Uie
-nance
of
2,ono,00p
of
?ccurl-i
by
the
llriliwli
KovernnienL
lanailn
asreed
In
?.fnare
5-lH
of
)w
priui'iial
ami
inlerel
of
ibMe
Kccurilie
Mm)
njrrce.l
o
;ay
thai
pniportion
of,
any
de-ririt.
It
wan
aln
allot
le
that
proportion
of
Jany.
profit
that
mifzlil
he
earned.
Met
Big
Deficits
The
cable
was
opened
fur
.raftir
in
IvM?,
and
for
a
number
I
year
lailMl
to
earn
expense
ijinaila
did
not
particularly
ob
ject
to
meeting
its
hare
of
litem-
hHotes
ait
Imperial
eud
r
lacing
:er
et.
The
loiio
up
in
unit
nieluding
1015
ainouiiKxl
11
about
)j:t,5Mi,0Oi)
and
Canaila
paid
over
I
.OOn.OW
Ui
meet
her
liaM
of
I
lie
iWlrit.
Since
1U15
tli
cat
tie
Ivan
heen
exceeilingly
iniHriiu
anil
ha
earned
laive
profit
.
'IHe
utirpluii
now
land
at
about
ll,f)iut,ooii
and
Canada'
Ahara
of
llil
upproxi-inalely
$3,000,0041.
W
"
IJtt
p
lUMh
nioney
'
on
hnnd.
"rTt
"7
?
orkel
out
H
scheme
In
duplicate
1
Ihe
cable
from
New
Zcal-and
lo
!lw
Hji
iKiamls.
tannda
was
rmistilted
and
put
1ier
O.K.
on
tit1
project.
In
19;
I.
Ihe
board
derhled
lo
d
11
plica
to
the
portion
of
Ihe
cahle
from
the
Fiji
Islands
to
Canada.
Canada
vn
not
cnnsulleil
as
regrl
this
de-eision.
Allhoiwh
in
1931,
Canada
Irfld
heen
consiillesl
and
the
loard
Inid,
in
?orrepondcnce
admit
led
that
Canada
must
bo
consulted,
it
now
look
tbe.
view
that
it
was
buini.
none
of
CauYla':
This
was
in
direct
defiance
of
all
the
legislation
under
which
Hie
Pacific
Cable
Hoard
was
op
erating,
which
provided
.that
Ihe
formal
aen!
of
the
various
gov
ernments
concerned
would
hot
IN
PROBATE.
la
the
8upetm
Cturt
of
Brlllah
Colambia
In
the
Mailer
ef
the
Adminoirilkin
Arl-r
awl
-Is
Uie
yalter
nr
the
Flie
f
Anitrew
AndreM'tim,
PeeeaiMHl,
lnletate.
TAIiTt
MiTtrr
that
i,j
Order
-t
III
llnsmir
V
Mrll
Vnunr.
made
the
nil
day
or
reltruary.
A.tl.
I9a.
I
a
ap-puinleil
AdmhHXrakir
or
the
estate
of
Midrew
AndrrMm.
deeeaaed,
ami
all
iar
I
lea
tMtint
elainn
aSamt
Ihe
aatd
nUle
are
hereby
required
to
rurnKh
tame,
property
vert
r
ted
to
me
m
or
De
n.re
Ihe
tinl
day
..f
Marrh.
A
ll.
l&,
and
all
isirllea
lmthle.l
to
the
estate
are
re
quired
to
pay
tl)e
amount
of
their
Indent
edn
In
ine
furthnlth.
NORM
KN
A.
WATT.
offlrlal
Aitminltratr.
Prlnee
Itupert,
B.C.
Piled
the
tnd
dav
r
Feprnary.
Ivta.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Matter
nr
the
Administration
Art
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Katale
of
Murtloeh
Meiitmnerv.
Oereateil.
Intettale.
TAKE
M1TIC.K
that
by
ordT
"f
Hl
Honour
r.
Mill.
Vuiiiit,
piade
the
flat
day
of
January,
A.O.
1.
I
was
a;tlnte.1
AdinlNlatrator
of
h-
ealate
r
Miirdixh
M.sitroinery,
dereaned.
and
all
parllea
hay-nit
rlaima
aralixt
the
aald
ertate
are
hereby
required
to
furnKh
aame,
properly
teriried
to
me
in
nr
before
Die
at
day
or
February,
AH.
ISya,
and
all
parties
Initi
l.l.il
10
the
enlale
am
required
to
pay
the
ainntint
of
their
tmlrbtedneaa
to
.ine
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
0rriri.1i
Adminutrator,
Prlnee
lluperl,
B.C.
flateil
Ihe
tarrt
day
of
Jaenary,
iota.
IN
PROBATE.
...
-t
-
-
I.
IK.
M.
.
.lll.l.
flAl..kl
:
.i-.i
1..
nut
im
i.e
nerore
ai.i
no
"
w-K'.'".
vv-'
y.
j
Vnifv
n
io
and
all
parties
111
in
Matter
or
in
Aiiminiairaooii
.vri:
!?,1,,S's
'9
l"dMSMer
,.r
Ihe
Fatal,
of
M.uru
or
"
'
".
J'"1
Hrini.i.
Iei
eaed.
Inlealate.
forthwith.
nnMAN
A.
WATT.
TAKE
.MITICK
that
by
order
of
Ills
;.m.i.i
aamlnuirator.
llnnniir
V.
Mrll.
Toiinr.
made
Ihe
Srd
day
I
rmre
unpen,
o...
...
inn
....jr.
a..',
mm,
i
i..iii.-m
1iit
.,
rtiiiuini'iraior
01
ine
r.maie
in
niauru
liriimi,
derraard.
and
all
Parties
bavin
rlainia
aralnO
tha
aald
estate
are
hereby
reuinreil
to
On
null
oaine.
properly
veri
fied
toMiie
nn
nr
before
the
3rd
day
of
IBM
aim
all
narl
e
Indehled
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGR
FIYB
necei4!ary
hefore
any
important
capital
expenditure
could
he
inail.
The
calilu
diipliralion
wan
planned
to
provide
aKairmt
lio-jnilijc
hroakdowiiH,
Hvlur.li,
it
va
felt,
mixlil
cripple
Uie
er-vicn.
Protest
Over-ridden
When
t-maila
heard
of
the
neheine
to
duplicate
the
cahle,
Hon.
CAiu.
Murphy,
I'oxInKinler
tieneral
Immediately
proU'wIed.
Th
rim
t'li
Canada')
repreenlativ
in
r.oiuliin,
he
akei
that
Sir
W'm.
I
Merrer,
chairman
of
the
board,
should
he
notified
that,
before,
any
contract
w'av
awarded,
Canada
would
want
lo
he
conulled.
The
reply
wni
hripf
and
inMiH-injf.
Mercer
staled
dial
il
had
never
heen
the
cii.-lmn.
and
that
dose
I
took
I
Cot
relief,
and
by
th-1j
Wrt
not
now
inlendeil
that
any
nme
i
nan
snitneu
tbe
bottle
I
was
completely
relieved
of
all
my
trouble.'1
"Dr.
'WoodV
la
put
up
only
by
Tbe
T.
MUbarn
Co,
Limited,
ToronU,
0&U
ally
an
Imperial
project,
design-
d
to
bind
tlm
outlying
parts
oli
Ik-
I'.mpiiv
more
clo-cly
tofe'etli-r.
II
liad
heen
firt
mwtiested
y
Sir
SaiMlionl
J'leming,
who
lt
that
1
he
C.IUt.
telcKraph
.incs
acroH
tlannda
hIioiiM
lie
.inked
with
Aimlrnlla
Jiy
a
Kiih-uarine
cahle.
HiiirnlaliveK
if
real
llrilain,
Canada,
Australia
ind
New
ealamkjnet
an
a
oorn-rnJHee
and
workeil
out
the
de-
of
the
KOvernmcnlK
concerned
nhould
le
consulted
jirevions
lo
llm
awaidinr
of
the
contracts.
Tli
in
amazing'
attitude
wan
taken
in
regard
lo
the
duplication
of
5,500
nautical
mile
of
cahle
al
a
col
of
oSer
1
1,000,-000
lo
he
paid
for
out
of
a
,ur-pliM
of
about
Ilial
amount,
Although
Canada'
share,
of
the
Mirplu
was
$3,000,000
and
al-ihmuth
all
legislation
provided
that
fiiitada
should
be
fully
con-
milled
in
regard
In
duplication
and
ex
fen
inn.
Forced
to
Pay
While
the
ealiie.
wa
losing
nioney
C'inada
was
fieed
lo
jia.v
over
nearly
a
million
dollars
in
deficit
and
was
lold
thai
a
pa-
trinlie
caue
.was
being
served.
Wflien
Ihe
cable
became
a
pros
perous
buine.
insl
ilulion,
(Canada
was
lo
get
no
-iiare
of
Ihe
profits
but
Ihor-e
profits
were
lo
be
reinvested
without
Cana
da
s
fonnal
approval
and
not
lo
promote
Imperial
unity,
since
Ihe
duplication
was
not
suggest
ed
on
Imperial,
but
rather
on
huiuc
ground.
The
profits
were
denied
In
('omnia
anil
Ihe
other
nations
lo
reimliHrse
Idem
for
the
losses
I
hey
had
willingly
paid
in
Ihe
pal.
Beam
Wireless
Possible
There
were
further
circum-lanc-
Miiiieieutly
alarming
to
make
the
(inauiun
yuverumciit
nsiirious
ol
the
whole
project.
It
was
admitted
thai
110
investi
gation
had
been
made
of
the
new
.Marconi
beam
?)lein
of
wire
less,
which
threatened
lo
make
such
cables
back
number,
and
which
has,
111
iiart,
been
endorsed
ly
the
llrilisli
and
dominion
governments
in
their
compre-
5
,
M
o'nie
of
linking
b
up
the
eefde.
fie
(Mf
Uoanl
.
K)
J
to
siiond
Mlld
some
iif
H.
In
1021
It
win-less
...;.,
communicaliou.
iNo
v..
...
iu-xestipation
was
made
of
technical
improvements
in
cable
con-
slruclion,
and
il
was
apparent
that
the
ttoant
was
n-atiy
wtinout
projier
advice
to
sink.
1
1,000,-
'000
in
a
cahle
built
on
old-fash
ioned
lines.
That
the
scheme
had
first
been
entered
into
with
out
due
consideration
was
shown
by
slill
another
fact:
Following
Canada
s
first
protest
a
revision
of
the
estimates
was
made
ano
it
was
found
that
the
tenders
lltal
had
been
submitted
were
unduly
high;
which
was
proven
by
the
fact
that
before
any
rnntrarts
were
awarded
tenderers
reduced
their
prices
materi
ally.
And
lo
add
lo
Hie
reasons
for
Canada's
concern
over
Ihe
mailer,'
the
Cable
Hoard
had
all
arfaiitfemenls
planned
so
that
Iwo
of.llte
partners
in
Hie
calile,
(Sreal
'
'
Jlrilnln
and
.
AuMralia,
would
make
additional,
"tirofils"
.
:
.
:
.
:
i.
IhrotigTi'
termin.11
charges
on
messages,
although
Canada
could
not
make
dr
share
such
profits.
Awarded
Contracts
However,
despite
Canada's
scries
of
protests,
the
-
board
went
ahead
ami
awarded
tho
contracts
about
a
year
ago,
committing
the
cahlo
lo
an
expenditure
or
11,300,000,
without
Ihe
advice,
consent,
or
approval
of
Canada
Canada's
representatives
on
the
board
voted
aainst
the.
awarding
of
Ihe
contracts,
and
Canada
emphatically
protested
;aguinsl
Ihe
(unbusinesslike
and
illegal
awards.
Under
the
circumstances,
il
is
Canada's
stand
that
Hie
Calile
Hoard
ranttol
legally
proceed
lo
lay
down
this
duplicate
cahle
from
Ihe
Fiji
Island
In
this
coun
try.
Canada's
stand
now
is
Hint
it
should
he
permitted
to
with
draw
from
Ihe
partnership.
Tho
government
contends-
Ih.H,
since
Ihe
piirpoes
of
(he
pacific
calile
have
heen
served,
Ihni
she
ho
paid
her
share
of
Ihe
surplus
thai
has
accumulated
rnther
than
have
the
samo
invested
In
a
cahle
Ihat
she
does
not
actually
want
built;
not.
at
least,
until
proper
invest
iat
Ion
lias
heen
i'Ti&iV
Kin""1"-0'
ylm
may
prove
NOP.VHN
A,
WITT.
OtrirUI
AdinlnlKlratnr.
Vrlnee
Rupert.
B.C
Cited
tbe
3rd
day
of
February,
t(.
cheaper
and
more
efficient.
New
General
Manager
One
of
tho
most
recent
de-
The
Well-Managed
Home
THE
manager
of
a
household
is
the
purchasing
agent
for
a
large
proportion
of
the
family
needs.
In
order
to
do
a
good
job
she
must
know
what,
when
and
where
to
buy.
She
must
study
goods
and
the
concerns
which
make
goods
and
have
them
to
sell.
She
must
put
her
home
on
a
business
basis
and
run
it
on
business
principles
in
order
to
make
the
most
of
the
family
income.
Information
is
the
only
basis
for
intelligent
purchr
sing.
And
the
right
way'to
get
the
greatest
amount
of
necessary
information
is
to
read
the
advertisements.
'
Advertisements
tell
you
what
is
new
and
good
in
merchandise.
They
reveal
improvements
and
inventions
to
make
your
home
life
easier,
more
comfortable
and
more
convenient.
They
give
you
information
about
a
thousand
and
one
things
that
are
useful
and
interesting.
Every
manager
of
a
household
every
member
of
the
household
who
shares
the
responsibility
for
the
family's
welfareshould
make
a
habit
of
reading
the
ads.
Read
the
advertisemMts
In
order
to
buy
wisely
xelupmcnU
in
the
dispute
is
the
al.empl
on
tint
part
of
the
board
to
gel
rid
of
ir
William
Mercer,
the
Coluttiol
Office
trained
product,
who
has
been
acting
as
chairman,
and
who
has
been
larirely
responsible
for
the
pre
sent
muddle,
with
its
inscipienl
lowering
of
the
dignity
and
pres-
tise
of
the
board.
Canada
1ms
protose
this
change
(if
leaders,
demandi;vz
he
stay
on
the
job!
until
he
cleans-
up
the
mess
he
has
created.
This
move
having1
failed,
a
new
general
manager
has
been
appointed,
but
with
little
more
success
than
in
most
things
the
board
has
done,
since
Ine
choice'
fell
tipon
an
out-of-work
Australian
politician.
Canada
lias
not
taken
much
interest
in
Mr.
Hunter's
appointment
hut
there
has
heen
much
discussion
and
criticism
in
Australia,
New
Zealand
and
Hrilish
papers.
The
1
new
general
manager
was
uirec-i
,lor
of
migration
for
the
Auslra-j
lian
government.
Australian
papers,
decrying
his
appointment
and
referring
to
his
lack
nf
administrative
or
technical
experience,
suggest
llm
I.
Ihe
Australian
government
was
a
party
lo
Ihe
appointment,
which
tonic
him
off
Ihe
hands
of
thejrovern-tnenl
and
put
him
on
a
hoard
for
which
they
are
not
officially
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
JAKF.
says
lime
when
hu
of
real
beer
isone
forever.
ays:
lie
remembers
the
could
gel
a
drink
Them
days
nro
I
nn.MK.MHKH
the
days
when
I
could
set
near
beer
hut
them
days
are
gohn
forever.
SOMF.
peoplo
are
awful
read
(or
and
others
are
awful
talkers
jand
then
I
have
know
peoplo
who
arc
awful
spenders
and
a
few
accasionally
may
be
described
asi
awfully
awful.
How
bad
the.
world
is
gelling!
SOME
men
run
away
from
women,
oilier
run
away
vvil'.
them.
WHAT
I
like
about
my
enem
ies
is
that
tuey
never
oner
10
cure
my
cold.
IN
Russia
they
shoot
an
official
-who
is
shown
to
be
dishonest.
Here
they
try-
in
punish
him
with
a
whitewash
brush.
ONF.
of
the
great
problems
of
(he
day
is
how
lo
pay
for
the
new
)oat
this
year.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
March
1,
191G.
Then1
is
a
great
deal
of
ad
vocacy
along
lite
coast
lor
o
close
season
on
halibut
fishing.
".
.M.
I.aw,
who
has
been
re
cently
located
at
Houston,
is
le
open
a
jieneml
store
al
Alice
Arm
where
the
Dolly
Varden
Mini's,
l.td.
is
starting
this
season
Ihe
building
of
a
wharf
and
railroad.
Dr.
I..
V.
Korgin
received
a
wire
this
mornjng
to
report
im
mediately
for
overseas
service.
with
Hip
Army
Medical
Corps
Ho
will
leave
for
the
Kitst
tomor
row
tnornlng
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Kergin.
who
will
reside
In
Toronto
while
the
doctor
is
at
Ihe
front.
.
NO
JUNK
WANTED.
Agent
Hy
Ihe
way,
there
an
some
old
Human
remains
at
tho
south
einl
of
the
estate.
V
1
11
a
.lew
owner
,vre
inein:
ei
you
ave
cm
cleared
away
before
1
take
possession,
Dr.
Alexander
8mlth
Block
Phone
575
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Bulkley
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AND
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Wi
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H
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If
when
yott
make
candy
from
the
recipes
we-gave,
you
do
not
have
success
lh
first
time,
don't
stop.
understand
from
a
highly
skilled
professional
candy
maker
Ihat
they
often
try
tllreo
or
four
times
before
they
et
11
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correct.
Wrile
us
If
you
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difficulty.
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