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Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
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Daily
News,
Limited.
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DAILY
tOITIOR
For
your
health's
sahe
eat
WHEAT
with
ripe,
red
strawberries
1
'Thursday,
July
15,
1026.
Boost
your
town
and
the
town
will
boost
you.
Knock
your
town
and
you'll
get
the
knocks
badk.
Eliminate
Noise,
Get
Down
to
Facts.
Much
that
is
said
amid
the
clatter
of
an
election
campaign
is
of
little
account,
-says
the
Manitoba
Free
Press.
Issues
are
created
that
arc
not
real
issues,
appeals
are
made
to
sentiment
and
to
the
emotions,
personalities
arc
praised
or
atturked,
animosities
are
kindled,
old
scores
are
taken
out
and
burnished
foi
new
use,
statements
are
made
that
sound
well
but
which
have
no
basis
in
fact,
rumors
are
circulated
and
.given
an
added
imjHjr-tance,
there
is
a
general
hurrah
in
the
grand
scramble
to
get
voles
for
one
side
or
the
other.
Most
of
the
noise
made
during
an
election
campaign
does
not
mean
anything.
It
ceases
with
the
electionand
a
few
days
later
the
bulk
of
the
electors
are
wondering
how
it
was
that
they
ever
regarded
these
things
as
of
importance,
Another
general
election
campaign
is
coming
on
and
if
he
listens
to
all
he
hears
or
does
not
make-
an
attempt
to
analyze
all
he
reads,
the
elector
wjll,
be
Jikely
to
find,
himself
rather
thoroughly
confused
and
his
decision
at
the
ballot
box
controlled
by
some
passing
factor
or
i
fancy
that
has.
nothing
to
do
with
the
real
issues
of
the
campaign.
Two
Outstanding
Matters
of
Policy.
-
t
There
are
two
outstanding
matters
of
policy
that
Britisji
Columbia
people
can
agree
upon."
One
of
these
is
a
steadily
decreasing
tariff
wall,
the
breaking
down
of
which
has
just
been
commenced
by
the
Liberals
in
regard
to
automobiles.
The
other
is
to
fight
persistently
and
consistently
for
freight
rates
for
British
Colunibia.as
low
as
for
other
parts
of
Canada.
Neither
of
these
are
new
policies
but
they
are
just
as
important
as
ever.
They
are
matters
on
which
we
can
all
unite.
.We
all
want
those
things.
Here's
What
Vancouver
'
Sun
Says
of
Restriction.
As
opposed
to
the
principles
of
Liberalism,
which
call
for
a
policy
of
trade
and
expansion,
Mr.
Meighen
is
again
going
to
urge
that
Canada
adopt
hi
poliry
of
restriction!
Build
a
tariff
'Wall
around
Canada;
stop
this;
stop
that,
don't
let
lhis
be
done;
don't
let
immigration
come
in;
no
truck
nor
trade
with
the
Yankees;
no
.agreement
'with
Australia
or
West
Indies,
and
all
the
rest
of
the
isolationist
performance.
Mr.
Meighen's
friends
would
be
doing;
a
great
service
to
this
public,
if,
it
would
show
how
Mr.
MeighenV
Eastern
policy
of
lesiriciion
win
mum
up
a
prosperous
wesi
now
it
will
build
up
a.
prosperous
Vancouver.
Under
a
policy
of
restriction,
a
few
privileged
people
in
Eastern
Canada
might
get
rich,
but
the
country
(rets
noor.
In
ltl,
the
Tories
came
into
power
oh
the
policy
of
restriction.
What
was
the
result?
'Hie
day
before
the
polls
were
cluseir,
.there
was
not
a
worVer.
in
Canada
who
could
not
go
out
jihtl
get
a
good
job
at
high
wages.
Twelve
months
after
the
polls;
werp
Vloited
and
the'
country
had
voted
against
a
policy
of
liade
and
expatisiou,
they
were-
opening
up
soup
kitchens
all
over
Canada,,
and
except
for
a
few
Tories,
vho,
during
the
war.
goi
ncn,
me
itusuies
oi
me
country
languished.
Coining
into
power
in
1D20-11)21.
the
fjberals
again
set
about
a
policy
of
expansion
and
trade.
A
firm
that
cease
to
think
in
terms
of
trade,
cannot
rush
oui
won
a
new
policy
and
gel
a
lug
Ht
or
new
cii'lomcr.s.
Trade
connections
ana
trade
confidence
are
things
that
take
a
consider
able
time
to
develop
and
in
a
very
short
time
can
be
deslrmcd
(
During
the
past
five
years,
trade
agreements
have
been
made
with
various
countries.
Perhaps
some
of
these
agreements
are
inn
very
never,
nut
tney
are
evidence
or
a
policy
of
trade
expansion
and
show"
Hint
the
country
is
headinr
in
the
riirht
(lirpHirm
If
the
West
and
Vancouver
are
content
to
revert
to
a
policy
of
restriction,
Mr.
Meighen's
Eastern
policy
of
restriction
should
be
adopted;
"
..n
But
there
can
be
no
growth
for
Western
Canada
or
Vancouver
except
lmder
a
policy
ot
trade.
'If
the
West
nnd
Vancouver
are
to
grow,
that
growlh
must
come
from
a
Liberul
policy
of
expansion
and
trade1.
IS
OPPOSED
TO
,
INSTALMENTS
Speaker
at
Convention
Urats
Cur
tailment
of
That
Method
of
Doing
Business.
VANCOUVER,
jly
15.
Kxcea-
tiivc
Instalment
buying
is
a
menace
and
danger
to
unsecuretf
creditors,
such
as
wholesalers'
ami
retailers,
and
to
.tin
prosperity
of
business
iirineral,
declare!
Stanley
AVindle.
of
ltegina,
Sask.,
who
1day
addressed
the
Domin
ion
convention
delegates
of
the
Canadian-
Credit
Men's
Trust
As
sociation
on
"Instalment
Selling
from
the
Wholesalers
Viewpoint.''
"I
am
not
opposed
to
instal
ment
buying,
but
I
am
opposed
to
it
when
it
encourages
an
over-
consumption
of
luxuries,
saul
Mr.
Windle.
Injure
Nation
In
his
address,
.Mr.
Vlndle
appealed
to
the
-delegates
to
do
"
all
in
your
power
to
stop
the
spread
Of
Instalment
buyirtfr,"
which,
in
periods
of
depression
ami
crop
failures.
Would
injure
the
nation.
Mr.
Windle
pointed
out
thai
tin
instalment
selling
lias
many
supporters,
particularly
the
automobile
industry,
'bin
that
business
experts
are
opposed
to
Ibis
form
of
purchase.
They
declare
H
is
Impossible
for
the
public
to
discount
or
mortgage
future
earnings
for
an
indefinite
period
in
advance,
and
that
luxuries
are
often
purchased
instead
of
neces
sities.
There
is
also
the
tempta-ton
to
spend
more
than
is
earned.
Dakota
Example
Continuing.
Mr.
Windle
said:
"In
1922.
it
is
estimated
that
Hie
entire
income
from
wheal
growing
in
North
Dakota
was
barely
sufficient
to
pay
the
cost
of
auto
mobiles
and
their
maintenance.
Without
desiring
to
earn
for
myself
the
reputation
of
being
a
vi
sionary,
I
venture
to
state
that
a
similar
situation
would
occur
in
many
localities
in
Canada
if
they
should,
unfortunately,
suffer
a
crop
failure,
(tellable
data
on
Canadian
conditions
in
very
hard
to
obtain,
but
one's
observation
Is
sufficient
lo
convince,
usiibnl
there
must
be
a
huge
sum
out
standing
and
payable
from
the
proceeds
of
the
192G
crop."
CAUGHT
YOUNG
SEAL
WHEN
FISHING
NEAR
VICTORIA
IN
SAANICH
VICTOMA,
July
U.
Half
a
dozen
keen
young
fishermen
at
Brentwood,
in
Saanirh
Arm,
this
week
got
the
surprise
of
their
young
lives
when
they
hooked
a
')aby
hair
seal
wldch
had
appar
ently
got
caught
in
grabbing
a
fish
which
the
boys
had
pre
viously
hooked
on
their
lines.
According
to
O.
C.
Orant,
the
baby
seal
weighed
about
fifty
pound.
It
.was
Unable
to
free
itself
from
the
hook
and.
evident
ly
disinclined
to
tear
its
mouth
by
snapping
the
line,
it
followed
the
boat
until
the
boys
pulled
into
the
shore.
Be!lowin
and
crying,
after
the
manner
of
baby
seals
It
made
a
noise
that
caused
some
alarm
to
the
young
anglers
After
the
xeal
had
made
its
way
to
the
beach,
'Cap
I..
Baker
of
the
boalhouse
related
it
from
the
jbook
upon
which,
with
more
bel
lows,
it
immediately
turned
ar
nund
and
flopped
back
into
the
water.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
Mil.
Meighen
is
to
he
pilled.
,
He
is
looking
for
a
cnbinel
min-
Wer
who
may
b'e
elected
in
Sas
katchewan.
WHAT
about
Prince
Hupert,
Mr.
Meighen?
We
might
do
snroelhing
for
you
here.
Sill
Henry
Drayton
does
'not
seem
to
have
found
his
political
home
yet.
Wonder
what
he
l
waiting
for.
THE
premier
Iried,
for
weeks
and
weeks,
He
did
his
level
bel,
But
who
be
got
for
a
cabinet
You
scarcely
would
hove
gp.
sed.
And
Ihen
he
went
to
the
gover
nor,
v
,
With
hat
in
hand
went
be,
"Here,
Byng,
I
can't
fill
up
Jm.
yet
,
I'll
complete
In
eternity."
-MACKENZIE
King
went
round
wilb
a
grin
on
bis
face
all
ilay
yesterday
after
reading
the
lut
"DEMERS"
of
Tory
cabinet
ministers.
I
lut
H
you.
The
formc'rremie-
lias
a
sense
of
liumor.
DID
you
bear
of
that
man
wbo
THE
tourists
saw
our
totem
poles,
j
Our
court
bouse
and
our
tfsn.i
They
crossed
the
liarlxir
for
a
swim,
Had
all
that,
tourists
wish.
But
not
a
man
of
all
(he
crowd
(
And
not
d
w-pinan
bright.
Asked
why
jf
dfd
not
ratn
nil
day
Ami
blow-
throughout
the
night.
r
Perfection
in
ourWisty
is
Due
to
94
Years
Experience
SooderhamAWrts
CANADIAN
p"rye
whisky
9
YEARS
OLD
l
This
advertisement
l
not
published
or
dUplayed
by
the
Liiiuor
Conlrol
Board
or
by
the
flovernment
of
IlrlMsli
Columbia.
Great
Public
Stock
Sale
Ladi
les
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
took
a
holiday
by
sending
hi-.
Aan
A
McMillan,
pioneer:
wife
and
amijy
away
Jpr
a
vlH.
ran,.,1Pr
of
,MU)ft,
died
in
th.
i
(Prince
huert
fieneral
Hospital!
Another
Liar
j,
.
,.:,
,
That
Prince
Hupert
will
be-
j
come
a
large
commercial
pot:!
and
an
important
tourUt
renin-is
predicted
by
Thomas
Adams
of
the
Canadian
Unntervailpii
Cnu-hiisslon
who
is
a
visitor
in
the
ally.
II
I
Ilreu.nlef'.
teuitor
if
tin.
WIIKX
something
new.
is
sent'
n
nriMt
Columbia:
M
out
by
a
manufacturer,
usually
directions
go
along
in
the
pack
ae,
but
not
rO
with
the
net
baby.
He
take
ja
enhance
in
at.
inexperienced
4and
untraineo
world;
THE
world
isCming
to
an
eodl
but
it
is
coming'
ralher
lowiy.
A
YOU
hardty
e,ver
see
any
of
the
old
joint's
now
'Die
girls
aM
coverin?
their
knees.
A
MAN
may
be
the
life-
of
the
party
or
In-
may
rulslake
liveliness
l'w
foolhardincis.
55ihef'(he
In
the
fv((
New
A.
Mardonald
of
Vancouver,
and,
T.
D.
PaltuUu
were
the
speaVT!
fett
a
meeting
in
the
Neslholme-
ast
night.
Fred
Mrk
presided..
MINERAL
ACT.
cimincATt
OF
immovcmcnts
,
HUrk
siiiiiu
Mineral
:umi.
miuikt
In!
in
Ainn
sininr
iiiviaimi
tn
i:ur
I'M
Inrl.
WIm-i
iw-ilrd!
Crtlrr
f.rrtk,
g
IrlbuUrr
ut
Fnurlll
of
July
Crrrk,
(djoinaiK
llw
Oarry
on
Mineral
Claim
twr.
aonr.F.
that
f.
trtrt
nabrlo,
frtw
Minrrt
i.rrcirira
.So.
10l,
in-l-nrt.
fitly
ilay
Iroiii
,llie
ilate
hrrruf,
to
acly
in
ino
Mihiua
lifrorlr
tr
i
lrllfrati
ot
lliiprntt-IIHDK,
fur
Ihe
ur-ot
ribiaimnt
i
crown
Oranl
of
U
alHtvp
rlaun.
1
1
Alia
lannfr
uae
nourt
mti
tenon.
b1orr
llie
lu
or
uir0
Ortlfirtte
if
lnnroymlrt.
.
halKt
tbit
ll
All
tit
ion.
A.ti.
lt.
rilASKII.
Arf-nl.
MINERAL
ACT.
CERTIFICATE
OF
IMPROVEMENTS
p
Olir
Cinymi
n
Viurrtl
rUini.
nin.
ae
in
uw
Ainn
Minint
iiirmiin
or
ritr
liidrli'L
VlKr
IncaiKji
On
Vol-miiIc
t;rn-k
IVulran
fcrreki,.
adinluinf
and
auuiliweil
of
bl
(my
on
No.
It
i:v
((n.li.n
Minrit
Claim
(liil
1171.
i.
TAkK
.oncr.
Oiat'li
EII111
Mollor.
Viu.
.Mltifr't
u
it...1.
Orlirirat
i'.nri..iir
(Sit.
Ff"naa
'U7t9.
lit'
nly
day
from
'tw
dalit
IhtcoIi
T3
appiy
10
in
.tiuimi
Hsroriirr
nr
a
OrtlfiralP
of
liniirovijnmu.
tor
Uhi
rur
)
or
ohlalntni-
1
Crnnu.
Oram
of
tbi
6o
claim.
.
-
'
And
runtur
lk
nnilro
lhl
action.
n)i(l-r
K'ftmn
17;
tnut'
I14
roinriiriirMi
l.ror
lti"
l.au
r
siifh;
Crtlflrale
!
lninrsvrBirm.
liai'd
ihia
IM
(Uf
Ar
JunA,
A.U.
lift.
II,
Mrs,
rtivsni.
-
Ar!Bt.
MINERAL
ACT.
CERTIFICATE
OF
IMPROVEMENTS
1
Bit
Canyon
Mineral
Claim,
ailual
In
tlw
Atlln
Minlnt
IMHiInn
of
Caialar
I1I1-IrlrL
Wtx-rc
hrf-alisl:
firtr
Cralrr
Crrrlc
and
ad)lnlii
and
northoaat
or
thn
bit
Canyon
ttlrnmon
Minrral
Claim
(Lol
II7UI.
TAKK
flOTICF.
that
I,
John
Molloy.
ITro
1ltiT'
Crrlirirate
So.
707J,
In-trnd.
llly
day
fnun
tlw)
ill
hereof.
10
I't'ly
to
IIm
Mlnlnar
llrronlcr
for
1
ororiral
of
Improvemi-nu,
Tor
lti!
pur-uiMt
or
oliialniiiE
Crown
Oranl
or
the
above
rlalm.
And
further
lak
notkn
that
arlion.
Under
aectliin
17.
muni
Le
iininneiid-il
l.erorc
the
ImM
'of
urh
Cerliricate
of
linrirovi-iiienti,
DA
led
thia
hi
day
or
;un;'A.n.
tin,
11.
nif,,
fliasr.lt,
Ajtnt.
LA
NO
ACT.
Canalar
land
fMtrii-(.
Land
fterordlnc
nitild
of
I'rhji'e
tuM-rl
and
iiiuated
on
Taku
Arm,
lxiut
f
mllei
loulhvent
or
tiuutli
or
Atllulo
lunr.
'
TAkK
SOTICB
that
FranrH
ttlrhard
Duiiiiiri
or
Attm,
h.c,
orruiiatiou
mm
manaKer,
IntemU
lo
apply
ror
liinlmloii
lo
fiurrlune
the
following
deacrlbed
Iaii4
:
Commrnrlnr
It
a
pool
ptanlarf
on
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May
10,
(!.
Suits
values
to
$37.50
All
new
season's
styles,
assorted
s'zes;
Bargain
Price
.3
$
1
5.00
Hurry
if
you
want
one
of
these
The
quantity
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limited
Everything
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the
Builder
LUMBER
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most
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trx-k
of
tiiberr
dimensions,
shiplap,
fir
finish,
flooring.
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joint,
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in
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from
the
foundation
to
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last
piece
of
finish.
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buying
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stock.
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are
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inndn
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