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86
Wednesday.
June
9,
1924.
Fort
William
And
Prince
Rupert.
The'fneniber
fur
Fort
William
is
anxious
to
'
know
aboul
Priiue
Rupert
Hilherlo
Fort
William
has
had
about
all
the
gram
trade
from
the
prairies
but
the
suprcmney
of
that
lake,
port
is
threatened
by
Pacific
coast
ports
and
naturally
the
people
there
are.
rather
anxious.
They
dp
not
want
to
ee
PHpee
Ru
Also
tt
will
be
noted
that
the.
member
for
Fort
William
is
Hon.
It.
J.
Manion,
one
of
the
Conservative
leader,
who
is
hop'uigjp.
see.
the
government
defeated
and
who
feels
thai
the
success
of
.Mackenzie
King
is
keeping
him
out
of
a
cabinet
position.
Brazil
Leaving.
,
,
'
t
r
League
Of
Nations.
'
t;
.
Brazil
is'saido
be
leaving
the
League
of
Nations.
:She
is
sore
over
the
treatment
she
is
getting
from
the
great
powers
of
Europe.
As
Brazil
docs
not
cut
much"
figure
internationally,
it
will
simillify
matters
ti
have
her
drop
oit
and
allow
Germany
to
vimhc
in.
MtTHiauj
is
a
mucu
more
power
I
in
laepu
in
world
peace
than
is
any
b'oiilb
AniericaTi
republic.
Look
Out
For
Children
During
Long
Holiday.
'
i
This
is
the
season
of
the
yearHvhen
parents
are
considering
what
to
do
with
the
children
Juring
lhe
long
holiday.
II
is
quite
a
problem
here.
Most
of
themTh'ave
to
stay
at
home
or
near
home
but
an
endeavor
shouldbe'.niade
to
give
them
all
an
outing
or
son
kind.
Most
of
them,i)eed
it
and
u
change
is
a
great
Ihing
in
life.
'.'
'
A
good
many
are
planning
to
t
go
camping
or
to
visit
rela-tives
or
to
have
many
week-end
beach
parlies.
It
is
a
time
when
all
like
to
enjoy
themselves.
,
.
.
.
.,
Wheat
Growing
Interior
B.C.
,
.
...
......
.
Some-
time
agci
it
was
niejitijpnel;
that'a.
number
of
farmers
iu
the
Pruice
(ieorge
district
were,
growing
wheat
this
year.
Now
we
get,
i
thai
Vuiiilerhoiif
has
:I2(I
acres
of
wlieat
as
well
as
1X25?
-vies
of
oats.
This
is
not
niiirlf
Jnil
(t
is
a.
beginning
anil
will
leaiPtb
greater
things.
;lf
Jlie.gxJ)iii
turn
Out
well
foul
farmers
gel
a
good
price
fur
their
product
there
should
be
a
larger,
acreage
next
year.
Oilier
points
have
not
been
heard
from
except
to
note
that
wheal
is
being
growji
and
that
it
has
been
a
success
there
in
past
seasons.
;
'
'
'
-
'
'
World
More
Stable
'
,
:i'
4
Says
Bank
Report.
:
'
Ihscopragirig
as
are
many
of
the
features
of
the
present
hnroi.eaii
situation,
no
fair
appraisal
fails
to
show
the
steadv
im-provenient
.which
has
characterized
the
years
since
the
var
says
uie
Hoyal
Hank
repurt.
Politicallv
and
economically
the
wor
d
i
more
stable
than
in
tOlf)
or
1021.
International
trade
is
steadily
Wcheasiug
in
volume;
its
dollar
value
is
greater
than
before
the.
war.
although
the
decreased
purchasing
power
of
gold
is
such
thai
1his
does
not
mean
that
a
proportionate
volume
of
goods
is
now
in
motion.
Kveif
though
inc.
standard
of
living
jibr.Jad
is
not
ye!
at
lu:r
levels,
yet
the
spectre
of
starvation
no
longer
haunts
the
nations
of
Europe.
Peaceful
settlements
of
polilical
tllfficnlties,
and
commercial
treaties
encouraging
international
commerce
are
now
the
order
of
the
day.
Yes-Quality
It
is
because
of
the
high
quality
of
the
ingredients
that
millions
of
tins
of
"Nugget"
Shoe
Polish
are
sold
annually
throughout
the
yrorld.
Shoelblish
Black-Tart-Tunry
Sted-Dark
Brown
and
Whit
(NtutroOor
light
cWi.
MILLERD
QUITS
LOCAL
CANNERY
BRIEF
MEETING
i
CITY
COUNCIL'
iSays
Handicap
Against
Him
la
Prodigal
Aldermen
Return
to
.
r
.
0
I
..
.
tMuf
too
Great
Here
so
Dis
mantling
Plant
ovivi
viu
uaruH"
wvww
to
be
Sold
to
Bu&bby
'.orr
tt-iliv
liltln
mm
on
ftt-Hn
.!.,
-.v..
with
,....
..p.
...,)
.
..V.
......-
....
.
.
.
.
K-
I
.
1
1
lie
HeilUn
"liriH
'
Mi
ll
III"
I
II.
nu
,
i
ll
view
l
having
handicaps
.
.
.
.
,.
..
.
..
.2:..:
.
..
.
her
hems-
reuuircd
for
Ihe
flSll
iikhiiisi
uiirraiuiu
oi
I'lui.
..
.
.
planlrremoved
had
failed,
frau-
lrW
,nMH,n5
'f
'
"V
,
il
J
f!
ct
Mille.,1,
head
of
the
Some.
T''S
vitte
.
Cannery
Co.,
announced,"
hrie
'"nVn
.
,
tivf
'
1
"Wjl:
ih
bf'
lyeslerdav
,fl
rnoon
ih.l
the
compa1,y
i,sr
dropping
the
,
Seal
0
..
,,P
X1y,
Ti
:ove
canne'ry.
The
plant
1ow
fT
"
'
V..v
!tl
In
process
or
being
disn.antbvt
W&
$
ami
pari
or
the
equipnienl
wi.II...
.
...
,
,
,
.A
...
,
..
IS
policns
who
Itcen
ill
IrtlcIV
he
lakeiv
lo
l
ersiuson
May
neari
.
..
.
.
Port
Cloiicnts
in
Ma-ell
Inlet
.
A
leiiprg
IW
.Mr
yess.e
herthftlcomnany
(s
-bull.l
tit
v
V"""
V"
new
iute-llne
cannery
for
oM"l
""r"
,mr
n
"'"f
.
..
....
r,
...
ioi
?o
M
in
'
nrjier
o
cim-i
ccon-alion
tins-year.
1
ho
oincrvillf
.,
ift
,
,
.
,
,
.-"':.
...
.
lomies
a
few
Toads
of
sand
le
uaiuirry
i.o.
win,
noweer,
con-1
,
,
.
.,
,
Inl.A
II.
.1...
It
II'""
"
l-.MMf
i.iuu
i.e
ii.u.
i.ir
.hi-
mi.-,
ail.1!..
...i
.
Inf
the
Princ
Hm.ert
canncrv
"""V
wn
-W!"
"-
""V?"
this
f,,,son
under
lease
fnun
tli-
,err"
Accounts
VWMnr"'
,
p--.h
t
f..i..
e...
CUSTOMER
U.S.
'iinr
fur
payment
imviiipin.
increase
or
Prosperity
In
Onelnnneit
Country
Is
Reflected.
In
the
ntlWUll
un
till
III
l
UHT?
lMI
uunaiiiiit.
rin
v
u.ini
ci"r.lri,.
v..
.
.
,-
.,
r
ii
ta
nf,u,iU,i
i
..nM.a
"nR
n,tiAi
..n.i
incjuuin
floating
cannery
Laure:
mtmier
of
V.yr..!ls.
wer
pa-sedj
....
.
..
.
..
i
.
naicn
as
well
as
ai
.Masei
this
season.
The
specific
cause
for
On
motion
of
AM.
Perry",
il
.
i..
i
...
.-ii
I
..
.
,l
ilt-cnirii
in
r.iu
uir
iriHit'r
i..wi..nm...i
..,r
n.
'"
farbaiJi-
ran
ami
IZtilKh-
.uiMtiiiiouiiii
hi
w
(II
Wi,l
'
l.rLl
.,
11.
,
1
,
!)..
ttitl.tlltltf
.
.i
riinnorv
Mr
lilliril
ilutui
lal"""
"'
...i
ruuitju-
'
"'a
I
woubl
lllft
Call
r.Miie
Itial
he
is
nnahle
In
nhlatn
J..
if
onler-d
in
'luanlily.
.uiese
Ucens...s
for
.it
so
'tllal
U
.ii.i
i...
....
it.-
......
il
An
offer
from
.
Hush-
ii.ui
im.tt.
,ii.
tun'
aiiini.
,
.
,
,
.
.
.
i.
rn.ifni.J1IU
I-
l.aU
i.,
nth.r
''
of
'00
f"r
!
;"'
,,,,,
Rnr'
nAini
trt
I
K
'
.'ti
a
I
Vi.t
.......i.i
n.-M
k
i...
tion
of
Aid.
Perr.
secon.le.l
by
nuuiii
imit
i;
uiu
louuiij
.
"njj,..
,
m
lint
i.prlians
four
ov
fivp
if
fi
i
.a..r
.....;ki-
.
.i
'il
by
I
he
lloiir
i
-r
v
'alitislii.!
on
a
riinin.litiv
K.-xi.
M-
.till
!
.
'
I
-
.
i
.
.
-
.
IM
tt
.ir,
..iiiiriu
!
;ii
iu
..m
e
jir
iirtii-.
with
the
governmental
ani
!pii;.rf
ffupiLlnl-
niitli.riffln
nn.l
nr..
at
all
with
the
peopfe
of
Prince
Ilupert
whom
he
urjres
to
se
that
present
conditions
are
rihlcd.
I
A
l.oCAI.
Ialy
was
inucb
Mr.
.Millerd
will
move
with
his
shocked
ypslenlay.
hf
heard
family
at
the
end
of
(his
mon'
fit
someone
tellltlj
th
nakrtl
trtit
;i
lo
Vancouver
where
they
will
re-land
she
;it
nnt''
wnt
home
and
sume
I
heir
residence
Ishtil
the
be.lromn
door.
CANADA
SECOND
Other
by
Business
It
J-N
viiort
anresiors
eama
Jfrom
norlh
of
the
Clyde,
say
At
the
Charleston
convenlioil'at
a
Scolsman
invented
the
of
the
Xalional
Foreign
Trad
.
boomerang
Council.
a
r.an.iilinn
(i
T.l
Towers
of
the
Hoyal
Hank
of
"i'1'
alr
h;d
enottah
but
Inaila
tave
an
address
in
which
Hoi
as
iuu
as
a
rial
lire.
lie
spoke
of
I
he
relations
-
fttinir
bclweeil
Canada
and
United
Stales.
He
said:
"It
Is
well
to
point
out
thai
ri"'!'
woman.
Canada
is
the
second
best
cus.l
Idiner
of
the
United
Stales,
htir-
W
HALLS
blow
when
iheyl
Inst'Oie
year
ending
Februarv
?el
to
'"I''
''til
it
different
last,
for
example,
Canada
boua'ii
wt"1
ni,!n-
000
million
iloll;ir'
urirlli
nf
.
pbodii
from
the
Unileil
Slates:!
NO
ba"
same
tonijfht.
Som
IJiese
imports
are
widely
dive--
h
sirieil.
.Not
iinlv
.lo
vvw
liit..
r-.tvl'
nialerials.
such
.
pniinn
a...ilLnTLIi
Ho
I'eeo.
coal'
ami
fonil.stn(T
nf
.inaJahe
lost
her
Slifck
llial
are
nol
produced
in
Canada,
hot
we
also
lake
a
li-cuiPmlmi
J
find
hint.
Stales,
while
the
amount
we
sell
THE
NAN
IN
THE
MOON
aya:
A
LOT
of
young
people
are
all
ruhl
in
spile
of
the
coDUtmina-
lion
of
their
parents.
.4
ItHMKMIlHIt
l.o.
It's
uHak
lo
go
lo
a
tpluiopractor
If
you
have
tu.
h.intluiiiM
file
Iiim
In
i
.
.
....
TlIK
&
wav
fr
a
man
to
sink
into
oblivion
Is
lo
marry
....
.
.
..
III.
....V...W.M
.M
o
uuv
rum
you
pacn
vear
over
"u.uu.ci
iow
minion
iiottars
worth
of
(roods
more
than'
we
sell
to
you.
the
United
Stales
Is
Canada'
main
source
of
supply
and
any
increase
In
our
nrosneritv
Is
aI
once
reflected
In
increased
mir.
chase
of
United
Slates
goods.
That
is
whom
the
partnership
comes
vln.
,
What.
haiiien.wlien
ou
buy
more
frpm
us?
Instan!-
ty
we
buy
more
from
you.
Keeping
an
Open
Mind
-Younpr
Hilf
We're-winning,
aren't
we,
father?
Father
You
never
can
tell,
boy.
This
may
turn
-out
to,
bo
a
terrilu'n
walloping
for'
its
when
we
get
the
European
newspap
crslhublin
Opinion.
w
lien-
bi
I
i
I
I
Shf
jUC
ItiriU'H
lift
haf
.
nma
duels
and
manufactured,
gouii
And
struck,
a
cule.
pose
of
many
kinds.
"
''l
Meewrfift
IijJjiio
she'd
Imports
from
Canada;.
!
.p'iiyj
.biti.
'
.
;Vhal
been
L'
'
""
t
has
said
in
'repard
,
:
IK.
II...
It..ll..
n
it....,
:'iT
Til
I"!
P.titfii
iMn
'
nv.
a
a
I
....
ll.f-..7,J
...
.11,
l,
III
,ll-
-----
-
tyjiry
ports
from,
the.
Vnited
Stales
cheiiilt
the
n(h(T
"day
and
ilw
does
not
apply
to
nearly
Ihe
vouiigiVjjt
ilyjm'Anspoed
same
extent
when
we
come
lo
-
n,a'i'
a.pli;
locally
it
reads.
consider
Canadian
exnorls
to
the
"
reported.
Unit
one
of
tint
Untied
Slates.
Puln
and
nanei-
fastidious
newly
married
ladies
and
oilier
forest
products
are
by
ltf
,mv"
",ads
bread
with
far
the
largest
item.
The
re-
"
?Iov'
o"..r,
This
incident
maimler
is
made
tin
of
sueli
M,a'
he
sornewtjat
peculiar,
but
things
as
furs,
coiiWr.
iirecloiMl'hore
are
olheis.
The
editor
of
luelals.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Ruprt
Inlensive
pieparnllons
have,
commenced
f,n
(he
provincial
general
election
uhleh
It
Is
ex-
peeled
will
lake
pbire
llil
fall
II.
Ii.
Hlewster,
leader
of
til
Liberals.
1
f
ts
II.
that
Al
II.
r
I.
...
.
the
fonnernal
Inn
will
bo
compelled
beforeTong
to
throv
tfPJJoilr
Skin
is
itisWith
Mother,
the
Health
Doctor,
says:
Give
your
skin
a
chance.
Use
Lifebuoy
regularly
exclusively
for
casual
deansing
and
for
the
bath.
Its
rapidly
vanishing
cleanly
odour
is
your
assurance
of
iu
antiseptic
value
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
5DAP
Purifies
and
Protects
Lrtcr
Brothers
Limited
Toronto
.ier
lot
in
with
Ihe,
Allies
In
th
'real
War.
The
fi.T.J'.
announces
a
ne
'oat
and
train
schedule
which
will
be
edifUve
lit
ihe
first
of
next
week.
Moats
will
nrrh
from
the
south
on
Wednesday
and
Fridays
at
.
0.30
a.m.
and
will
sail
for
(lie
south
on
Sal
(inlays
and
Mondays
al
10
a.m.
.
nuns
will
leave
for
Ihe
East
on
Mondays
.Wednesdavs
and
Fridays
al
ll):30
a.m.
and
wjjl
arrive
on
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is
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unnecessary.
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skin
blemishes
arc
caused
by
infection
from
the
thousand
and
one
things
we
touch
during
daily
life
things
that
others
have
touched
by
lack
of
towel
friction
after
the
bath,
or
the
use
of
harsh,
adulterated
and
so-called
beauty
soaps.
From
babyhood
to
old
age
the
purity
and
antiseptic
qualities
of
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Soap
will
keep
the
skin
normal
and
alive,
and
free
from
blemish.
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mild,
creamy
lather
goes
into
the
pores
and
keeps
them
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alive
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pro-teas
against
infection.
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healthy,
velvety-smooth
skin,
use
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the
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