RRACE
WILL
VOTE
LIBERAL
hi
Outstanfling.Questlpns
There,"
,iquiuQira
;uog
export.
CONFIDENT
OF
MAJORITY
'.olled
l.y
the
provincial
govern-
ABE
BJ
ABU
put(Riidipen)ary
KnqpUdge
Keep
cpdl
with
Kellogg's!
EAT
light,
crisp
Kel-logg!$
Corn
Flakes.
See
how
fine
and
cool
you
feel!
Gpl
den-toasted
hearts
of
corn.
Full
of
delicious
flavor!
Serve
thejm
for
lunch.
With
cold
milk
or
cream.
Add
fruit
if
you
like.
Kellogg's
are
the
original
corn
flakes.
Never
tough-thick
or
leathery.
More
than
10,000,000
people
daily
demand
tthem.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Served
at
all
hotels
and
restaurants.
CORN
FLAKES
ImlUll.n.
ni.(
krUf
yoa
uch
na--n.vr
.mIi
crUp,
cranchy
fli.
J"
imlu
torn
.(?
,
iW-tliulur
.1
lb
'
,qt
kanquage.
At
llm
Hchonl
linanl
mppliiur
Colonel
McMonlte
return!
from
Mill...
principal
of
Horn
wl
lorrnw
yc-.tor.lay.
wl.en.-c
.c
,a.
.hum.I,
.l.al
fiv
new
pupil
in
,e
arcornpMnie.1
lion
1'.
1),
Pailullo,
re.-.-ivin
da
cnubl
not
rak
a
who
a.'froj.nl
fl.o
elc-toM
at
word
of
Knllnl,
an.t
tl.U
made
It
PalMilIti
h.a.
fir
rale
niceling
jHacjr,
wll0
alrejd&kin
over-an.
Ur
U:mrl
that
Fred
Htork,
rM.V.I
eta,
t'n.elfl.llrtren
w.
Kel
a''mn
onty
at
that
place
'
w,.re
horn
ami
brought
.rp
in
One
or
'lie
feulures
of
Mr.
Pat-!
Prince
llupert
lullira
M'-eei,
wu
the
,y
export
,
,,
wa,
explalno.l
by
Chairman
which
hai
come
in
for
omo
crl-1
it(.PiiHir
that
tliore
va,nolhiw
ic.in..
.Mr
I'atlullo
showed
that
in
t,P
aw
.which
jfave
them
l.e
the
I
..He-I
Slates
,a.l
a
duty
on
riil(
0
chllIe
Mlcll
p,p,
Canadian
livrs
enloriiiK
that
coun.j
l.y
were
a.lvfe.l
hy
ll.e
inspec-try,
hut
no
duly
on
ltinil.er
or!
lor
Dial
the
lime
which
belonged
tliinirlr.
I.h.k'
.luanlltle
of.tZa-
i
ca?
.i.oiil.l
not
he
devoted
nadlan
Jum).,.r
win
shipped
to
the
i
meMntt
the.'
.iipiU
KnglWi.
other
nulf
and
ninety
per
c;nl
pf
They
would
pick
it
up
gradually
the
Mlnfigleit.
r
thl
market
wcro
1
frm
alhl,r
M,,,is,
f
elided
.
would
play
havoc
with!
TruMen
-Fulton
tlimiht
they
the
liiinhHi
and
nhiiialo
industry
.h
lllllil
tltlld
III..!
IliA
......in
nllnn
on
iWil'
ue,
ami
the
nurest
wav
to
got
thaL
imirkH
elo
wu
lo
pirt
Sn
enthnrgo
on
the
fcjv
log
ha
were
noni
nrro
the
line.
Al
present
Ihc
export
or
logs
wan
prolnhite.l
from
lands
con-
-
i
.....
....
...iniir-
ailfjll
tlon
a
wan
deyote.l
to
the-oilier.
no
inoreimd
no
lens.
Hs
Mill
reported
that
the
re-reiving
cla
va,inuri
too
larpe.,
Iliprc
being
already
fifty
pupijs
registered
with
more
to
come.
Twelve
.......
...
of
,,,,
these.
-,
-
were
,
from
win
N'el-
m
ip
mem.
Inn
..n
crown
granled
land,
view.
There
wa
not
M.fficlcnt
owiiern
uit.i
u
rwni
lo
.-xport
ideating
ncconjmodation
for
thfm
lem
if
they
wished.
iad
it
wa
not
fair
to
the
tracker
i
in
m.iu.irr
ui-o
ucau
ynm
mo
lo
ak
her
lo
take
that
many
older
oul'landlng
queittlOiis
of
the
day
and
the
audience
uve
him
u
good
li'
Mnng
and
showed
nitich
lneril
in
the
.pietlliMH
dU-rijed,
Subscribe
In
the
Dailr
New.
HELP
YOURSELF
'i
O
H
wa
decided
In
further
inve.
titfatr
and
make
plan
for
relieving
I
lie
situation.
S.
V.
iU)x
ail.l
al
night
,qn
Ihe
Prince
(ienrge
for
i,
a
l.
r
.;
-mm-
V
Wi'r.A
ALWAYi
.
iiuirtM
(.
vnppir.
CORN
M
FUKES
EH
VWM
,
.;
MGUE
WAS
Telkwa
Wat
Scene
of
Revel
Mon-
.day
,Wrien
Annual
tAffalr
,Hejd
'
-
-
e
-
-
CCN.T.RE,
OF
(ATTRACTION
Hore
(Jflaqee
apd,,Cow-Boy
Feats
tnfertain
fcrowd
at
in.
,terpr
Centre
TI-:i.KVA,.j5epl..iWll
can
he
xfii.l
wUhoiij
.Nmlra'liclion
that
all
.
Jii
thpiJiiilkley
Valley
led
to
Telkwa
fin
(Monday,
when
lie
annual
liarhecue
wa
lield
tier.
The
steady
Alruarn
of
auto
coming
from
all
direction
In
ought
in
.)tinlrcd
of
people
who
were
ascain
treated
to
a
bi
iifteriinon
reple(e
wit,h
excite-iienl
and
enlerlainment.
The
hour
of
cnnimen(?emen!
had
pern
et
for
lt,S5
a.m.
r.nd
jiromptly
on
time
t.e
pro-ce.ion
Htarte.l
for
the
Recreation
Ground,
vvllli
the
chuck-wagon
and
the
.band
in
the
lead,
will,
the
row
ihoy
ami
girl,
ilefkeo"
pul
in
all
llielr
finery
anil
ruling
fiery
ponic,
with
tin
jockeys'
arpj
their
race
hore,
the
Judge
and
effieial
and
i
long
firing
of
auto
all
filled
with
the
throng
of
pleasure
eeker.
Vien
,rhe
proe(on
l.n.i
eompleted
Uie
round
of
th:
lace
coure,
.1.
C.
Urady,
Conservative
randidalo
ifave
tlu1
opening
ceremonies,
thanking
the
official
for
Ike
honor
conferred
on
1iint.
(8eef
.Taken
Out
A
oon
a
the
liarhecue
was
declared
open,
the
excitement
commenced,
Iho
first
rush
being
lo
Ihe
Wjr
pit
oven,
where
Chef
Henry
A,
Urck
had
put
in
seven
full
quarter
of
'hef
the
evening
before
at
III
o'clock
anJ
which
should
now
have
been
rpaled
lo
just
the
right
lage.
W
tin
Hip
fir
wik
rL,il
nff
and
Ihe
uuarter
nf
beef
hoi.H
cJ
out,
generous
hrloing
of
tn.-
Juicy
meat
were
made
up
into
lan.Kviclie
and
handed
out
to
the
surging
crowd.
The
smack
Ing
of
dips
and
expressions
-it
rommenl
a
ll.e
iii?
i:nuliviil
disappeared
was
sure
pvidrne
(hat
barbecued
beef
piosl
as
suredly
a
treat
for
king.
,
With
'he
inner
man
satisfied
the
program
was
away.
Stampede
Manager
(ieo.
Murray
wilii
Irl
cow
boys
headed
for
the
corrals
and
soon
wild
steer
and
bucking
broneho
were
turned
loose
in
rapid
succelon
arti
w
illi
a
rider
endeavoring
to
'keep
hi
seat,
but
not
few
0-'
which
found
a
more
or
less
soft
landing.
spot
on
Hie
grass
or
in
jtie
iduM.
Helween
time
Frank
iloekrill
and
Ills
assistants
ran
T2SH
DAILY
?RBWS
VOTE
IIRFRAl
1.M.
MJ
JUIUIUI
11
1U
SrfAK
ENGLISH
GREAT
EVENT
SAYS
SOLDIER
through
a
siring
of
horse
race
If'ill
of
exciting
moments.
And
going
all
the
lime
(were
the
mi'hvay
allractioii
tindri
the
supervision
of
II.
K.
Taylor
of
Prince
(leorge
Tlieso
in-eludsd
jitney
dance
with
mui
!5Pt'Ued
by
he
Ilainbow
(irehe-jri.
,of
Crlgnry.
Winners
of
Contests
In
the
burking
contast
the
belt
was
won
by
Arl
Kdler
of
Chilico-lin,
and
I'ric
S'.riinbo!dh
of
Top-ley
eme
first
in
Ihe
steer
riding
contest,
but
in
ridinp
l0rn
wltb
.sursingle
only,
no
prirn
wn
awarded
as
the
rider?
all
bit
the
dust.
IjTn"
.entertain
the
crowd
.
be
MC.n,
isnpper
lime
and
tha
jppeping
of
Ihe
ball,
the
Indian
nf
the
district
mil
on
an
enter
tainment
consisting
of
-war
dances
and
rhoH'ses.
This
wa
don
In
rosjump
and
proved
most
in
teresting
a
well
as
amusing.
-The
final
for
the
day
was
the
ball
..held
in
the
Communis
Hall
at
night
and
hern
Affah
was
nil
merriment
a
the
ilma
crowd
danre.l
while
the
Rainbow
Orchestra
rendered
the
mu.ic.
Thecre
.wore
about
a
doien
Prince
rtuperl
people
In
attend
ance
at
Ihe
barbecue
including
George
R.
Jite.
.1,
W.
Sroll.
rioorge
Milojiell,
Dill
?milb
and
Eddie
Smith.
BOARD
IS.
PLEASED
WITH
NEW
TEACHERS
it,
lhe
school
board
mepling
last
night.
'Chairman
Rochester
spoke
of
Ihe
ehane
of
tatf
vvhlcll
had
taken
place
this
jear
and
particularly
that
in
Ihe
jllgh
School
w
here
a
new
principal
had
been
appointed.
Ho
considered
the
board
very
forlunale
ip
securing
the
services
of
Mr.
ljijddie'
and
be
felt
sure
the
people
of
Ihe
eily
would
be
pleased
nl
Ihe
results,
fioo.l
teachers,
for
the
.oilier
-graile
bad
been
secure.U'
and
be
congratulated
1bn
board
and
the
city
on
their
pood
fortune
In
this
respect.
Son
of
Judge
.Martin
Urges
Re
turn
to
.Power
of
.Mackenzie.
1
King.
Government.
j
VlfiTOWA,,Sepf.
in.
I
am
going
to
show
you
why
f
is
the.
di'ty
of
every
Canadian
citizen
to
vote
for
Ihe.I.ilipral
parly
at
the;
forticmirig.e,leriion,"
yld
Carew
Martin,
candi.late
in
tlie
Victoria
ridij;,
on-ofluilae
Martin,
and
thrice
wounded
j'sodier.
Mr.
Martin
proeeeded
to
trace
the
ret'or.l
of
the
Liberal
admin
istration,
showing
the
economies
of
Hip
Mackenzie
King
jgoveni-
ment,
the
industrial
development
under
the,
Liberal
regime,
and
the
undoiibled
and
undeniable
ulasli-f)VC
of
the
iKjminion'
taxes.
All
of
these
tiling,
he
said,
had
contributed
toward
the
success
pf
the
Liberal
government.
These
were
the
tilings
which
formed
Iho
nucleus
of
Lijierals'
argument
In
righting
for
return
lo
power,
for
a
return
to
a
position
where
tliey
could
best
serve
the
country,
sa'pf
Mr.
Martin.
.
-Reorganized
Railroads
One
of
the
.first
things
whiqli
the
Mackenzie
Ki"
government
had
accomplished
was
the
nalion-alization
and
reorganization
of
a
great
railroad
ystpm
under
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
now
Ihe
Cana
dian
National
Railway.
This
railroad
system,
said
Mr.
Martin,
had
been
place,.!
on
a
paying
basis
for
the
firs)
time
by
the
Liberal
liovctymieiit.
,'ow
it
was
a
railroad
earning
.50.000,000
profit
a
year.
This,
was
jit
one
thing,
hut
one
great
'thing,
which
.Mackenzie
King's
administration
diad
made
possible,
"The
Tories
are
oa!
to
denationalize
ti
.Canadian
National
Railway
.y.tem.'-
charged
11.
11.
shandley
al
he
same
meeting.
This
wqs
a.
fact,
he
said,
brought
about
by
inflpences
in
New
York.
Mr.
I'alinaU'le.
of
Montreal,
said
Hie
speaker,
had
convinced
-Mr.
Meiglien
thai
denationalization
of
lie
Canadian
J'ational
Railway
was
best
for
.Canada.
He,
Mr.
I'atinaude,
and
-New
York
Influence,
who
hilh
interest
in
the
ianadian
I'arMic
-Railway
were
Irvine
to
get
a
strangle
hold
on
the
r.aii.nlian
.National
to
kill,
terminate
and
do
away
with
once
and
for
all
competition
for
their
own
road,
said
Mr.
Shandley.
This
was
the
change
he
laid.
SMASHINO
ALL
SELLING
RECORDS
Ladies'
Coats
Dresses
and
Suits
AT
REAL
BIG
BARGAINS
IF
YOU
BUY
THEM
RIGHT
NOW
SEE
WINDOWS
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r
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recipes
'
Jrl
BENT
1-
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Salads,
Meat
and
FJlsft
.Dishes,
Pickles,
-Sauces,
Mayonnaise
Dressings.
Just
the
kind
of
Recipes
-that
womsn
like
to
work
yith
tried
and
.proven
methods
accurate
measurements
that
insure
success
wKen
making
something
especially
nice
for
luncheon,
afternoon
tea
or
supper
or
delectable
sauces
and
relishes
to
lend
attractive
variety
to
every
meal.
There
are;
recipe's
for
most
delicious
Sandwiches
for
16
varieties
of
Mayonnaise
Pressings
for
various
French,
Russian
and
Italian
Pressings
and
for
many
new
ways
of
preparing
and
seasoning
Meat
and
Fish.
A
valuable
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book;
jt
should
be
in
every
-home.
-
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a
copy-
We
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paid,
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NOW
IN
FULL
SWING
.PpsIUveiy
;a(l
...
;New
up-t&tthe-
.
.
.Minute'
Merchandise
at
slashed
undercut
Sale.
Prices.
SAVE
.MONEY
NOW!
Herefe
a
Piicks
1
I
PUNCH,-!
SSsHBrllrmVt
,-m
IBSaaSSSSSSSSSSSSfl
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sXstSit
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iSflkZOyTsSflHBsFBSSSa
SMASHING
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SELLING
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Sale
NOW
IN
FULL
SWING
No.Qld.Junk
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k
Positively
all
the
new
Fall
Garments
are
at
real
Cut
to
Fragments
ALE
PRICES.
Ladies
Hosiery
and
Hats
AT
R,EAL
BIG
BARGAINS
IF'i
YOU
BUY
THEM
RIGHT
NOW
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WINDOWS
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