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rickles
Sour
Picklet
Dutch
Picklei-Rfliihft
and
Catsup.
Our
Recipe
Boole
give
eplendid
recipes
for
making
all
of
them,
Wrllt
for
m
cvpymailtd
Tret.
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(Canada)
Lltulud.
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of
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Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
KDITIOI
T'lrsil.TT,
August
10,
1926.
.
Boost
your
town
and
the
town
will
boost
you.
Knock'
your
town
and
you'll
get
the
knocks
back.
Judging
By
Acts,
Not
By
Words.
In
the
political
campaign
now
going
on,
it
is
well
Jo
di-count
words
when
nol
barked
up
Jby
actions
Premier
Mi'ight-n
bclaledly
says'
in
general
terms
to
the
people
of
the
prairie
and
the
west
that
he
is
in
favor
of
equality
of
freight
rales.
Yet
when
he
was
in
power
he
did
not
lake
any
action
lo
remove
the
inequalities
under
which
Hriti-h
Columbia
groaHed.
Mackenzie
King
did
not
talk
about
the
matter
much
but
he
ordered
the
Railway
Commission
to
base
its
rates
on
equality
fo'r
east
and
west.
The
commission
ordered
the
railways
to
file
an
export
grain
tariff
giving
B.
(1
mile
for
mile
the
name
rates
as
the
grain
going1
to
the
head
of
the
JaTies.
That
action
of
the
Mackenzie
King
U
o
ve
mm
en
f
speaks
louder
man
UI
the
words
of
a
pre-election
campaign.
Under
these
eiiciimlances,
seeing
that
railway
rates
mean
everything
lo
Jhe
west,
there
is
but
one
thing
lo
do
and
that
is
vote
for
the
SHREDDED
WHEAT
with
Ripe,Red
Berries
1
Liberal
candidate.
Doubtless
voters
in
iJkeena
constituency
will
remember
this
on
election
day.
Hopeless
Job
For
Western
Conservatives.
One
of
Hie
Vancouver
newspapers
remarks
that
-Vancouver
Conservatives
who
think
Ihey
enri
convert
their
party
to
a
western
program
are
up
against
the
same
hopeless
job
as
a
woman
marrying
in
the
hope
that
she
will
convert
a
hopeless
drunkard.
Conservatism
faces
inevitably
and
eternally
eastward.
Vancouver
to
Get
Fine
New
Hotel.
Vancouver
is
to
get
a
fine
new
Canadian
Nalional
Railway
hotel.
That
is
quite
right
and
proper.
A
Canadian
National
Railway
hotel
is
needed
in
that
city.
Prince
Rupert
people
will
take.
no
offense
to
it.
The.
next
tep
will
be
to
get
a
railway
hotel
for
Ibis
city.
We
need
it
more
than
does
Vancouver.
We
have
the
elevator
and
soon
it
will
be
in
operation.
Possibly
if
Premier
Meighen
were
lo
be
as
Prompt
in
authorizinir
a
IuiIpI
for
this
-;il)
as
he
was
for
Vancouver
there
might
be
a
chanc
of
electing
his
supporter
"here.
We
throw
this
out
as
a
sug
gestion,
w
e
ao
not
want
a
promise.
That
meanwiolhing.
The
thing
lo
do,
would
be
to
order
the
work:
to
proceed,
as
was
done
in
t
iiiiimni'r.
Getting
Together
To
8ecure
Majority.
uue
or
the
encouraging
aspects
of
the
present
election
is
lh
nllifmlfi
f.f
lliu
I
il.
n..,.
i
i.i
"
'
Kii'viai,
i
ni(,icviu-
unu
i.anor
Kronps
in
gelling
together
more
than
ever
they
have
before.
Thev
stand
ior
preu
much
the
same
thing
and
there
is
no
good
reason
why
hicv
MHHiiji
oi
untie
on
one
candidate
and
make
it
a
straight
fight
between
the
Conservative
and
Liberals.
Ther
very,
few
Liberals
and
Progressive
opposing
each
other
and
in
.
n.iiunioerTOi
consiiineiicies
the
l.altor
group
is
holding
back
in
order
to
give
the
Liberal
a
chance
lo
win,
as
is
shown
in
Vancouver
Centre.
This
should'
result
in
the'
Cibcrals
getting
n
much
larger
number
of
victories
lo
Iheir
credit
and
being
able
to
carry
on
with
a
strong
government
in
the
next
Parliament.
Alberta
to
Operate
E.
D.
A
B.
C.
Railway.
The
afivernmetit
of
Alberta
has
semi-offieiallv
announced
that
it
will
operate
the
R.
I).
&
H.
C.
llailwav
after
the
cxnirv
of
the
lease
lo
Hie
C.
P.
R.
at
the
end
of
October.
That
is,
o
course,
if
they
do
not
get
what
they
eonsider
a
reasonable
ofrer
from
oither
of
Jhe
railway.
They
have
"
satisfied
so
larwitn
ine;
oners
maiie.
We
do
not
think
il
h
good
thing
foe
the
province
to
operate
the
railway,
but
yet
they
must
do
so
if
they
cannot
get
mi
offer
mat
protects
me
people
to
some
extent
for
the
monev
Ihey
have
IMllJ.in?
case
somewhat
parallel
to
J&ycjfjc
focal
Ba4-ern,
except
thai
the
production
along
the
Alberla
line
is
much
greater
than
the
11.
il
FARMERS
AND
GRAIN
MARKET
Are
Urged
to
Get
In
Touch
With
,JNan.agerftof
Elevator
for
Information
IS
BUMPER
CROP
(From
Inlerior
Xews)
Willi
wheat
crops
jn
Dulklv
Valley
eoniiny
on
in
an
eiicmir-
dpiim
way
fr
a
bumper
harvest,
farmers
throughout
Hie
dislriet
are
nianiiesitnK
liuero.l
in
lid
procedure
for
markelttig
tin'
rop.
Many
such
enquiries
haxe
reached
Uie
Inlerior
.News
aiul
public
organizations
in
Sinither
In
'relation
to
the
Operation
o?
Hie
government
elevator
recently
constructed
at
Prince
Rupert.
In
this
connection
the
oidy
situation
(bat
can
be
accepted
it
Ihat
in
actual
existence
and
not
what
inipht
be
brought
about
liy
the
ultimate
detrlopment
of
Hit
grain
business
in
this
section
of
the
country.
Undoubtedly
Hi-"
future
will
see
a
full
quota
of
rair
dealers
and
brokers
action
n
what
might
be
termed
tha
gambling
end,
but
at
present
th
only
ready
market
is
the
eleva
tor
for
uny
surplus
the
district
may
have
after
supplying
home
needs
in
the
cheaper
grades
of
wheat
for
feeding
purposes,
tin
to
the
present,
however,
no
pri
vate
enterprise
has
been
started
for
buying
grain
for
the
Princfi
Kupert
elevator.
Membership
'Easy
s
The
new
elevator
at
I'rinc
Hupcrt
is
;ndef
a
two-year
lease
lo
the
Canadian
Co-operative
Wheat
Producer-,
Ltd..
of
Calgary,
commonly
referred
to
a
Ihe
Wheat
Pool.
The
new
manager
of
the
elevator
it.
Leonard
Ureen,
and
farmer
of
this
di-
Irict
should
?et
into-
immediate
correspondence
with
Mr.
direct.
in
regard
to
marketing
their
1926
crop.
rrom
information
received
P
would
appear
to
be
one
of
the
essential
that,
inasmuch
as
the
whea'.
pool
is
organized
fo
.-yslematic
marketing;
of
llu
crops
of
its
msinber.
farmer
of
Ibis
district
wishing
to
dis
pose
of
their
wheat
through
this
organization
must
first
become
members.
Tho
mpnibirsli)n
for
Ihis,
it
is
understtHHl,
(I.OO;
nnd
the
e
ran
cither
accon
pany
the
application
or
will
be
deducted
from
the
first
paymol
for
the
wheit
shipped
lo
Princn
Rupert-
Gradual
Payment
Farmers
shipping
wheat
will
no'.
receive
full
payment
unon
de
livery.
Aiout
fl.no
per
bushel
it
.
.viu
te
.itfvar.cra
.
nrst
najr-
'i.ent
and
further
advances
wHl
iie
made
as
the
crop
of
the
whea'
pool
is
moved
out
to
markat.
One
uf
thfl
big
objects
of
th
Aheat
pool
is
to
stahilue
Ih
prirtf
by
reulaling
the
supply
to
the
market
so
as
lo
avoid
a
glut'
and
while
the
banks
will
finance
the
pool
for
the
first
payment
eil
subsequent
advances
are
madij
as
the
crap
is
marketed.
All
grain
shipped
In
Prince
llupert
will
be
Inspected
nni
graded
by
an
official
of
the
Do.
minion
government
at
Prim
Kupert.
farmers
may
ship
fr;
sacks
or
in
hulk
as
desired,
and
rarmers
may
combine
in
bulk
shipments
upon
mutual
agree-
metit
to
accept
average
grades!
or
different
grades
or
different
grains
may
be
handled
In
lb?
same
car
ly
bulkheading.
As
few
farmers
am
at
present
equipped
for
bulk
shipments.
however,
it
is
likely
that
mol
shipping
from
this
district
will
be
in
saicks,
in
which
case
it
will
be
simple
to
arrange
a
mixei
shipment
of
grain
or
grades.
Get
In
Touch
Farmers
having
grain
to
market
this
year
and
who
are
depending
on
the
Prince
Ruperl
elevator
as
an
outlet
should
lose
no
lime
In
getting
In
louch
wilh
the
manager
of
the
elevator
at
Prince
Hupert.
or
by
writing
to
i
tie
.MDcria
Wheat
Pool,
Oa!
gary.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
W.
C.
C,
Jleham
general
u-PX'rJnlcndent
of
the,
O.T.P.,
,
who
has
beeti
In
.Winnipeg
0n
official
bti.Vinexg
isr
expecjed
l,aok
today',
H.
S.
Stevens;
M.P.,
arrived
from
the
south
yesterday
morn-Itw.
He
went
on
by
train,
ai-compaoied
by
Hon.
William
Manson,
to
hold
a
meeting
at
Terrace.
J.
T.
iPbelan,
of
Vancouver,
superintendent
of
the
Dominlni
Covernment
Teletrranhs
in
Hrlt-
ish
Columbia,
Is
in
Ihe
city
for
a
tew
uays.
Hrady,
t
LIMERICK
CONTEST
'
l
i
BAitU
uii
tLLUlUN
Prizes
of
;FIe
olars
and
Three
For
Best
and
Second
Best
Verses
Submitted
-
The
lkailv
eu
lms
decided
io
put
im'
aif
elcciuin
liun-nrk
coi;
I
I
ulld
nrri.f
nntHi
(If
llV'l
.
......
.-
v.,.1.-,
t..
iIdIIjii-h
anil
linM
resliecl
ivt!IV
-
-
-
.
PRI
for
firl
and
second
best
timer-y
ii-k
sihinilt.l
The
verse
shnilldl
-
1
-
-
-
-
.
.
deal
wilh
some
phan
of
lliSJ
present
tiectioi)
campaign
audi
should
not
be
objectionably
per
min.il.
II
lwiiilil
.Itfiil
wilh
iilMll
of
tlie
candidates
or
the
policies
or
leader'-
of
the'
resneclHr
paKies.
Here
are
two
evainplesil
Uiertj
once
was,
a
member
named
Siork
-
Three
thousand
miles
from
.W
.
ori-,
)
He
was
greally
respected
And
aL'.iiii
u-.if.
eleeled.
And
itrady
whs
enl
bark
to
Cork.
have
heard
of
the
candidate.
W'Un
nfucd
lo
dd
anythiu:.
shady;
$
exjiectn
fto
be
member
I.fMig
before
net
i
Xinember.
And
to
Otlawa'igo
wlliiihis
'lady
Rules
iof
-Contest
The
ruie-
of
ttie
contest
fol
low:
i
Khc
verse
should
be
wriltei.
on
a
separate
piece
of
paper
amj
siuned
tiv
"Hie
autlior.
not
for
publication
but
a
a
guarantee
ot
gooa
faiui.
uniy
uie
namn
of
the
winners
will
be
published.
'
The
verses
must,
as
far
as.
poibb
be
perfect
limerick-
Xo
other
class
of
verse
Is
aJ
"
milted.
Many
of
the
verses
will
he
published
but
not
necessarily
all.
Verses
should
be
mailed
In
Contest
Kditor."
Daily
New
of
lo
be
left
at
the
office.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
It
is
reitorled
around
towij
that
the
Conservative
caiiilidate
made
a
wonderful
impression
nl
Stewart
and
the
utiiiost
entbusi-asm
was
nhown.
Jake
?ayi.
he
re.
members
.xome
.ottier
Candida
A
model
wife
Is
one
who
can
find
nothing
at
home
for
he-husband
lo
do,
when
die
gels
a
day
off.
t
This
tarvia
may
be
a
good
thing
for
the
hoots
but
it'n
a.
de
batable
question
whether
it's
iood
for
the
hands,
riV.arpets.
I.
el
S
CO.
n
llin
mnnVdv
anlil
when
ne
juinpedovVrlho
prccl-
I'lCV,
The
man
who
rive
vmun
ciflra
rannot
always
be
rated
as
friend.
'
n
Cranbrook.
ltut.tncn
H
brook
always
wan
a
Ihe
heavy
muff.
If
the
yapping
of
a
small
dag
'em
so
they
can't
get
back.
BOAT
ARRIVAL
V
-irainiiage
wiini
uiu
mo
nurfc
tiri
liriti
ntnnv
llial
enrti.1
.
.
aj
.
,
Jing
oi
a
ponce
ikmio
didale
got.
1
:..
Tread
lightly
these
days
or
tlie
J,
hat
gay
youth
you
meet.
Keep
clear
of
the
tar
Wiipfpv!
.vmi
ara
'
I
(r
your
mother
with
broomstick!
lour
return
home
win
greet.
You
can
frenerally
lell
the
rea(
Canadian
at
a
picnic
because
In
alway
carrie
a
can-opener,
ait
J
by
the
same
argument
you
can
alwav4;
Jell
ia;
iseptsnujC
.
by
the1
rorksw.
;
!
U
Fornlerly
Ihe
jtou'ri-t;a,e
ttoin
a
lin.-biu,
i
.
now
he
ridcfin
......
one.
soi
Ainong
the.
things
lbat
keep
liielW'pre!
i1bVerul'TA,
a
bald
bead.
It's
funny
how
the
grass
never
seems
to
grow
on
a
lawn
until
you
are
alxent
on
a
vacation.
'
Wlmf
IliA
vnnlli
if
I
..I
a
t
n-anla
..
.w
in.
iu...
if.
,w.i.
nni.in
In
motor
car
Is
Jen
aeceleralori
and
no
brakes.
,
Did
you
bear
of
lie
man
who
was
trying
lo
fill
his
founlnin
pen
Willi
tarvia
on
-Sunday?
Hues
his
nationality.
pr
Real
Enjoyment
Smoke
15
piling
iu
rirnri
ituii
riiiiinw
inr
people
there
lo
a
pilch
of
rwfL...i,.
n
i;.i,i.
hot
enthusiasm
but
is
not
outlet.
........
A
giKtd
cure
for
iiald-ln',nel
.
..-1,
....
i-
i
"
ru
sa.t
....
ur
m-aip
..ir
ir
n.lll
..n
......
...1.1.
!..
-nl.Tl
:
jiiiiiu
wiieo
uw
nm
01
me
11
ing
pin
at
the
.
door
and
.
demamll,.
.
mt
&u
l0
Mnl
Ue
knol
evacuation
of
boots
and
socks!-
...
...
n..
.....
.
.....
..k
Tread
lightly
sweet
maiden
When
crossiiwr
the
street.
Tread
lightly
no
mailer
O.X.Il.
slearjier
Prince
Charl",
Capl.
Neil
Mar
Lean,
docket
a.
.I0
p.m.
yesterday
from
Vai:-rouver
en
route
to
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points
for
which
points
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Mr.
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Mrs.
Naison,
C.
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