F
rtay
September
3,
lf2ft.
from
us
SUMMER
SUOOESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
S8.R0
er
haJf
toad
3.50
Per
nrk
,
.
.50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
I
HydeTransler
131
Second
Avenue
Phone
680
Night
or
Day
WI
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phono
(S.
I'lrUne,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or'
Motor
Service.
r,oal,
Hand
and
Oravel
We
Speolallte
In
Piano
ane
Furniture
Blnn.
M
I
L
K-
From
Biilkte'y
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING.
CREAM
Wo
specially
recommend)
,ur
Tni'lo
Cream
at
(5o
for
Half
Pint
Quality
and
Service
Special
loe
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phona,657
n
STORK
SPEAKS
When
i
on
Buy,
WATCH
'
There
Is
one
main
atlynnlnR
o
you
over
gciiuw
it
away
from
home.
If
th
watcji
doesn't
ronx
up
to
your
operation,
why
j-ou
nlwnyj
know
where
In
come
nnd
hSveXlt
mail"
rJgl(l
or
exchanged.
,
Our
guarantee
is
binding.
11
means
what
l
say.
Watch
prices
nre
as
low
here
a
elsewhere
for
equal
value.
JOHNglMER?:
1
Jewellers
tilt
STOHE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
1
Use
PEROXIDE
These
Six
Ways
1
As
a
mouili
wwh
an.
I
mi
-r'''.
to
cherk
germ
aviw'ti.
toiHi-ti
phlegm,
ami
iii.i'ify
i
lie
lirca'li.
O
V
a
ih-ntifrire.
to
bleach,
wlinen
and
tn-aiitify
the
eeti
9
V-
a
lilem-h
anil
to
elear
"
on
lkin,
remove
freckles,
ai
,!
.
a..
anil
-Uier
liln
(neiitisiH-s.
A
a
tilearh.
make
hair
iiVtiM
on
'he
arm,
fare
nek
nntl
lejrs.
C
K
in.iniiMirtng.
In
fire-"
if
1
hangnails,
ami
In
rm
stains.
As
a
perspiration
deido-
.
Parse
lai
A
Co.'s
I'eroj-Je
n
ji-aiise
it
keeps
!
-rny
'
4
ox.
25
Cent
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
AT
BURNS
LAKE
Manson
Alto
Glyet
Address
In
Support
of
Liberal
Candidate
For
Thla
Phrtrtct.
I
"
-
!
Silencing
all
opposition
by'
;
I
heir
elear
and
lucid
exposition
of
ihimliilpu
politics.
Fred
Slork,
.M.
I'..
anil
lion.
A.
M.
Manson.
at-
loniey-general
for
lrUsh
tlolnpi-bia,
addressed
a
tariff?
and
alte.n-tite
crowd
of
pi?rs'iu
lh
Hurn
Lake
Community
Hall
nri
Wednesday
evening,
ay
the
(iurim
I.ajie
Observer.
In
Introducing
.Mr.
Stork
lo
the
audience,
chairman
A.
M.
Itinbiy
said
that
Mr.
Stork
was
really
(no
well
know;n
here
lo
need
any
truilurtinn,
and
the
speaker
might
rent
assured
that
wheyi
Hum
Lake
vole
are.
counted
on
September
it,
the
majority
here
for
Stork
would
Jte
greater
lhatj
evrr.
Mr.
Stork
began
Iri
ailre
by
stating
that
this
i
the
fourth
limr
be
ba
appeared
an
a
candi-;
dale
for
the
Liberal
party,
name.-ly.
in
IM
1
7.
U2I,
1925
and
IViO.
On
i-arh.
previous
occasion
he
bad
Mib'ianiially
increased
his
ma-
'jorily
and
by
present
indications
In
I'oiuinjr
xote
would
increase
tin
majority
by
a
larger
vqte
than
ev.
In
the
irreiit
elec-
Hie
speaker
affinn.'d
tlt
I
lie
i:oriiTvatise
uoveriinient
Ooliliiiiiinif,
llw;
ci'i'uker
covered
the
o-called
M
Uf
Ifitiii
Scau-daU,"
and
Kae
prop
f
that
llie
1.
literal
itiivernmenl
were
free
from
any
rolluion
with
the
grafter.
"We
bae
np
diHIer
"in
the
Liberal
parly."
he
aid,
"hill
ROYAL
YEAST
cmild
not
epecl
to
hold
the
uuiii-
i
'her
of
cal
they
now
pcmeneed,
'
The
elimination
of
three-cornerl
AMALGAMATION
OF
roinpm
aioue
wiiutij
aiire
a
n-beral
vii
lory.
"Mr.
jv'iiw
will
atr'in
be
1'riuie
Minister
following
tlie
rminiiny
of
the
vote
im
thf
1
tth
of
September;,"
i.j
Mr.
Jjlufc.
i
Free
From
Collusion
CAKES
Fpr
Perfect
Bread
If
you
take
YEAST
for
your
health,
try
this:
Soak
a
ROYAL
YEAST
cake
over
night
In
tepid
water
with
a
Utile
sugar.
Stir
well,
strain
and
drink
the
liquid.
Delicioys
when'
taken,
in
orange
jtfice.
STANDARD
OF
QUALITY
FOR
MORE
THAN
50
YEARS
LW.
ClllCTT
cairo.
TOSNTO.Cn.
imrSE
GREATER
VICTORIA
POLICE
ADVOCATED
Urged
by
Commissioner
Stapc-land
That
Better
Results
Could
be
Obtained
If
Under
One
Head
VICTOIUA,
Sept.
3.
The
amalgamation
of
Vietoria,
Oax
Hay.
Kiiimalt
anil
Saanirn
un
der
a
metropolitan
police
admin
you
will
find
that
they
are
all
''"'ration,
with
heailuuarters
a,!
memtiers
of
the
Coneravtie
parly."
To
high
tariff
Mr.
Strk
Httrilnilfd
the
temptation
to
mitltlert
and
lo
the
resulting
bribery.
Snnkjpg
fif
4i'.e
Prmirenc
'lariy.
J!r.
Stork
made
the
accp-alMn
that
while
Ihe
drain
Hill
was
in
the
llouc
of
tmmms.
the
Pri)rr'sive
meuUiers
sup-imiied
the
Liberal
uoernment,
but
as
oon
a
the
bill
was
up
jbefttr
the
ln,,nalif
jjeiiatp
'tlie
Coimervalhe
leaders
boiiKbt
jibe
Progressive
support
at
tbfj
price
or
the
mil
pasin
me
e-iiiale.
Crowd
on
Toes
'
lion.
A.
M.
Manson.
atlorney-general
for
Hniili
Columbia,
fo-1
lowed
Mr.
Sl(rk
ami
kept
the
i'tonmI
on
their
toe
with
interest
i
Iiii
hib
an
hour
and
a
half
pf
;
oi
nlory.
facts
and
figures.
le
!
spoke
sympathetically
of
tbe
ef-jfDit
or
tbe
people
lo
pel
away
r
-om
the
lominatloii
of
eastern
jiitterr-t
by
the
formation
of
llie
j-
tbiril
parly,"
but
keenly
appreciated
Hie
difficulty
of
parliqmept
r.illow'imr
constitulional
procc-j
turr.
with
a
inlnority'
party
liable
i
o
defeat
Hie
goxerninejil.
He
re-'jiarded
the
Progressive
and
Labqr
leleipeul
as
being
ejsenllally
a
part
of
Ihe
Liberal
Rr.ly.
In
reviewing
the.
part
In
o.iir
count
ry's,
administraliqn
playrd
by
the
LU
beiat
party
since
the
Meighe.n
oernment
was
put
nut
of
power,
Mr.
Manson
pointed
out
the
splendid
o-ilion
of
Canada
today
as
far
as
trade,
laxei
amj
qtlpiini-
ration
were
concerned.
Spur
to
Industry
"Does
Ihe
llobb
Hudttel
mean
anylhing
to
you
"
askeil
Mr.
Man-
ison
or
his
audience.
Continuing
,
be
pointed
out
tha.1
it
bad
effect-ied
Imtnense
sa,vinp
ainl
iven
q
spur
lo
Canadian
industry.
Tim
Liberal
government
is
to
thanked
for
free
machinery
fqr
tbe
lumber
industry;
Hits
hs
i
given
a
great
impetus
to
I
ho
1
lib
ber
Industry
In
11m
Itvlerlor.
l
prr
rent
of
Ihe
Inlerior'
lumbe,r
is
exportel
lo
Ihe
United
Stales,
and
this
helps
In
make
our
favorable
balance
nf
trade
wilh
llie,
fulled
Stales.
',
humming
tip
the
case
-for
lle.
Liberal
adminlslrallon,
Mr.
Maij-son
claimed
a
redncllon
In
duly
on
nil
machinery
imported
by
tbo
'four
baslo
induslries.
Melgbpn
s
added
I7.'t
millions
to.
the
nalional
indebledness.
but
each
year
tlq
n'ing
government
h,ad
reijuced
(debt.
Thp
i.jbf-rql
o.yernmeit
had
made
more
Iniile
treaties
with
'oilier
countries,
which
had
ro-'
siilled,
each
year,
hi
an
Increasingly
ftYO.rable
f
tm!
t-eachlng
tlie
maximum
last
year
of
lot
million
dollars,
and,
with
i
lie
Victoria
poiire
piunnn,
ws
advocated
by
Ciminlssioner
W.
K.
tanrlapd
at
a
mreiinc:
of
the
Hoard
of
Commissioner.
Coin
miioner
attiiiHatid
fojd
tle
biiard
that
the
)ly
of
V'ielprM
would
finance
the
proposal
oi:
ine
nayniem
or
:,(iid
a
year
by
rapb
of
the
three
outside
tnunkipalilie
mentioned.
Ily
niTciiiH
tli-ir
present
po
lice
forces
with
that
of
Victoria,
Saanirb.
Oak
Hay
and
F.qiiimajl
would
effert
substantial
savlnjr?.
ab
mnisionr
Slaneland,:
Oak
Hay
Would
save
J.1.CH.1
annually.
H-quimale
2,7:0
md
Saanich
?.',2t!0,
lakinff
ari
average
expenditure
a
a
means
nf
arriving
al
this
figure.
AI
the
ireeril
lime,
the
Com-misipner
pointed
out,
Viclorh
provided
many
facilities
for
thp
outside
municipalities.
The
courlroom
was
ned
by
them,
the
Jail
was
at
thoir
disposal,
thj
police
court
magUlrate
heard
Ihelr
eases
and
the
nare
of
their
prioners
was
in
the
hands
pf
the
city
force.
All
of
these
Ihings
brpwilil
I
hem
close
lo-gelher."
It
was
only
reasnnabl?
tp
suppose
that
the
metropoli
tan
system
would
be
appealing
l
all,
since
it
meant
a
savins
and
a
more
thorough
arjd
far-reachfncr
administration.
Hy
a
uniqp
of
ihe
four
munU
f(nal
forces,
the
same
faeiljliej.
wMild
be
daced
at
the
disposal
of
each
unit,
tbe
commissioner
pomie.t
nut,
THREW
HER
SHOES
THROUGH
WINDOW
m
.
I
OTTAWA,
Sept.
3.
r-
Taking
orr
her
sport
sbpes,
woman
moiorist
nurieij
itiem
tlirow
Ihe
parlor
window-
of
a
houe.
thereby
effectually
waking.
family
who
could
not
b?
aroused
by
call?
and
knocks
and
who
were
in
danger
of
be
ing
burned
to
death.
Thl
waf
al
Iwo
o'clock
on
n
Sunday
morning;
the
motorist,
passinc.
saw
(lames
nnd
smokp
pouring
front
tbe
'rear
of
the
bouse.-Hef
quirk
thought
saved
a
w'onwn,
and
four
sons,
who
escape
lii
Iheir
nlKhl
clothes.
year
put
our
dollar
at
t.trtl
oi
New
York
exchange.
Mr.
Man-son
said
that
under
Ihe
Meigheti
admiiilslralfon
a
Seattle
bote)
clerk
could
oply-jrive
him
5e
for
his
dollar;
now,
wlh
his
dollar
at
.Iftt
above
par
be
can
lell
anyone
who
doesn't
like
Ihe
Canadian
dollar
where
to
go.
Taxes'
reduced;
luislui'ss
prosperous.;
gnoii
fnancing
were)
recninniepdations,
(jy
the
ti))9ral
iiijtiiinistraion.
Holb
speakers'
received
a
bearly
oval
ion,
at
the
conclusion
of
iheir
the
reduction
of
the
debt,
this
addresses.
THsJ
DOTY
KBWa
SMITHERS
Mrs.
J.
II.
Mcfntyre
and
ehil
Idien
returned;-bnine
on
Satur
intend
making
art
xlepdfd
visit
with
friend
and
'relative.
Mr.
and
Mrs:
Wm.
I)oodon
entertained
a
number
of
friend
at
"their
home
on
Monday
evening.
Five
table
nf
bridge
was
the
form
of
entertainment
until
midnisht
with
Mr.
0.
Hanson,
O.
)Ianori
and
.1.
It.
Turner
winning
the
prize.
After
refre'a'h-mepts,
dancine?
wa
enjoyed
for
a
couple
of
hours.
Miss
firace
Ilulehinson
of
VnncnnvPr
l
Snenitinir
:i
fou'
I
'
v
.
.
j
'days
in
town
tbe
pupiil
of
Me
j
and
Mrs.
AW
A
.O'Neill.
A.
K.
Iicharjls,
supervis.'ir
of.
Dominion
aaricuHural
illustration
slatio':'!
arrived
in
town
Monday
and
i
a
busy
man
at
the
fair
grcjinds,
with
lis
display
of
farm
niQdeU
and
seed
sample.
'
j
(1.
A.
Wnodiand.
distnet
re-
prcnt!iije
of
Uje
Imperial
Oil
arrive
in
town
rueriay
an
tw
slqrte.d
a
crew
of
men
to
work
at
the
'ail
nf
the
oil
supply
stqMnn
being
put
in
here
b
bis
company.
Afler
a
yeek
of
stormy
and
roush
weather,
Wednesday,
the
first
day
of
thiTllulkley
Valley
Fall
Far
was
all
that
could
WJ
ileired
from
,tbe(tweather
point
of
view
and
t
be
Fair,
got
away
to
a
good
star!.
'The
entry
list
exceeds
(bat
of
any
previou;
year
in
.all
classes
and
the
exhibits
in
the
main
-building
have
been
arranged
lo
heller
advantage
than
in
former
fairs.
Oreat
improvement
is
also
shown
ii
Ihe
quality
of
-the
agricultural
product.
.1.
C.
Hrady,
Conservative
can
didate,
made
his
first
appearance
on
a
public
platform
in
Smithers
at
a
mecling
in
the
Tqwn
II
ill
I
on
Tuesday
nijrhl
and'
was
greeted
by
a
larwe
audient(
who
ifave
him
a
pood
bearing.
W.
.1.
Howser
also
spoke
in
the
Conservative
intere!,
leaving
he
same
evening
for
Prince
Oeorpe.
Mr.
Hrady
left
here
on
Wednesday
for
Colleyuiount.
That
the
mineral
deposit
of
the
Hukley
Valley
are
receiving
he
allenlion
of
the
mining
world
was
again
in
evidence
on
Wednesday
morning
wilh
the
arrival
in
town
of
II.
J.
Emery,
mining
ctwrineer,
representing
Ihe
lrilisl
Metals
Corporation
who
have
their
Canadian
of
fie.'
in
Montreal.
Mcjiilli
acting
for
thelack
AW
jlcl(.
pni
ac-cpnipjuilfd
Mr.
Kmer'iUplo
lb-Mnliiin
mine
m
lludspo'.K
I'.aj
Mountaitu-
on
Tliurdav'
for
an
inspection
of
that
phnierty.
and
arraiiffements
are
being
made
for
a
visit
to
the
Cronin
mine
in
the
Habine
range.
'Mr.
Euiery
is
also
gathering
general
information
on
mining
matters
while
visit
ins
the
district
and
it
is
hoped
1lial
llhtih
capital
will
take
a
part
in
the
mineral
development
as
a
result
of
his
visit.
Ten
Years
Ago
ir
Prlnc
Ruper
September
3,
1918
The
city
has
agreeij
to
property
of
all
men
overseas
from
tax
sale.
The
Labor
Day
program
thl
year
includes..
a
baseball
yauvi
hVlyeen?Uiiibi
men
un'ii
'ibusj.
nessmen,
five-a-side'
.foothill
chilijre.n's
sports,
bgsoball
bQ-Iween.
the
Colls
and
'Catbo'lla
Club,
fisberinen
s
tiu-of-wsr
and
snooker
in
Ihe
evening
In
t'V!
I'.mpress
I
neairc
-
Citpt.
Mc.qskricwhaitbor
ma
lor,
urges
the
Hoard
of
Trade
tu
lake
up
tbti
matter'"
of
liavint:
lb
Prince
llupert
pilolqita
dis
Irict
extend
from
the
norlh
end
of
Vancouver
IslantHoIihe
Alas
kan
boundary
line.
MASSETT
taking
hi
thrpe
girl
to
ehoo)
uay
auer
a
iw"
nionuie
VMiijat
vicjorui
m
ani:
ann
wilh
friend
anit
relative
"ofi
JhJiVanJouvei
,
prairie.
The
Hoy
Senijt
HaM
wa
the
wene
of
a
Jolly
aUierinf
on
Monday
nlxhl,
when
friend
of
Thou.
A.
McMarlin.
who
i
lleavinff
noon
for
hi
old
borne
i
in
the
eaot,
hejo,a,
darwe.
In
bi
I
honor
in
Hie
xyiilure
of
a
fart-.,
:wejl.
iV"
i
.
-
-'-
y
7:
Mr.
and
MrSl.
M.
MaUlie
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FOR
KIDNEYS
AND
BACK
1,
bend
forward
COUNT
(keeping
knees
stiff),
lower
hands
to
floor,
touching
fingertips.
Count
2,
return
to
standing
position.
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you
are
able
to
touch
finger-tips,
try
to
touch
knuckles,
next
touch
the
whole
hand,
remembering
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of
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.
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ypur
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Western
Canada
TO
THE
ND
OF
DECEMBER,
1925.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Gold,
.$77,(103,05;
Lode
Gold,
$t22,808,-KiO;
Silver,
$74,111,307;
Lead,
$8218,907;
Copper,
107,02,(H7;
line,
$311,1)25,047;
.Miscellaneous
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Si,otH,387;
Coal
and
Coke,
273,018,053;
HiiihlitiK
Stone,
Hrick,'
Cement,
clc,
$44,005,880;
making
its
Mineral
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to
the
eml
of
IQ25.
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,328
Production
fqr
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,
$61,492,242
,
frh.q.
Mitting
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
nnd
Ihe
tecs
lawyer
than
those
f
any.
olber
l'rovinco
in
tlie
Dominion,
or
any
colony
iu
ihe
Hrjtisli
Kmpire.
jrs-:,
j.
MitujrU
locations
are
granted
lo
discoverers
for
nominal
fees,
AhMlule
Titles
ore
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
pf
,which
is
guaranteed
hy
Crown
flrants.
Fiill
information,
together
with
Mining
Heporls
and
Maps,
may
he
obtained
gratis
by
nddrossing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
M(NES
Victoria,
rjtlsh.
Columbia.
N.H.
Practically
nli
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
"tipo'n
which
'development
work
bar,
been
done
arp
described
in
sonie
oti
q(
llio
Annual
Heporta
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
inj11'"1?
inypstmeuts
shouh)
refer
to
such
reports.
They
are,
a,vajlable
wilhoiit
cliarge
on
application
io
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria,
li.fl.i
Hepors
covering
each
uf
the
six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
published
separately,
ami
hre
ayailaMo
on
appllcalimi.
ncnufH
Of
llie
Geological
.Survey
of
Canada,
Vincir.
liuilding,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
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