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OA.IL.Y
EDI
TIU
r
Tuesday,
March
9.
iOiG.
Liquor
Smuggling
Seems
To
Be
Less.
i
Judging
froni
reports
received,
-it
would
seein
as
if
the
li(pmr
smuggling
into
the
LUiled
States
i
becoming
less.
A
despatch
published
yesterday
tells
i
means
taken
by
Hie
United
Slates
to
with
the
traffic
and
of
the
wonderful
decrease
in
business
off
Hie
.Atlantic
coast
i?iiniar
means
have
been
taken
in
the
Pacific
and
the
result
has
been
that
business
lias
not
been
brisk
in"
export
trade
from
ports
which
ship
to
the
suiilfi,
such
s
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
"With
the
increasing
difficulty
iif
importing
liquor,
the
amount
of
strong
stuff
sold
in
the
United
States
insist
decrease.
Much
of
tli.it
"peddled
now
is
syiillfeiic
mixture
which
ifoadly
in
its
effects.
.SobadJias
H.berome.Mrat
people
jvho
thmk
auf.-
Ihing
of
the
cure
of
their
bodies
reiitse
to
use
any
of
it.
Whipping
Boys
For
Stealing
Cars.
Kdniontou
juvenile
court
ordered
-Jme
whlpinHg
if
two
boy
convM-led
of
-tealiup
cars
for
the
piirjK4e
of
joy
riding.
The,
offeu-e
was
a
double
one,
that
of
stealing
a
car
and
also
of
endangering
the
public.
A
few
sentences
f
Uuit
kind
and
the
tendency
to
treat
the
property
of
withers
lightly
would
disappear,
,j
League
Of
Nations
J
Again
In
Session.
"The
League
of
Nation
is
again
In.
session
and
is
attracting
more
than
the
usual
amount
of
interest.
The
request
of
the
British
Dominion
for
representation
on
tfie
council
and
the
admission
of
Germany
all
tend
to
dj4w
Ihe
eyes
of
the
world
to
1haCimporaii
1i)dy.
The
adoption!
jiy
lbe
United
State
of
Hie
"World,
Coirrt
idea
and
the
lendencyfftf
that,
country
to
favor
ex-
tension
of
the
international
movement
"all
Jends
inilortanre
to
tlic'rreatest
of
international
bodies.;'
Step
by
step
the
League
of
Nation-
seems
to
be
winning
its
way
lo
popnlar
world
favor.
If
it
is.
conducted
wisely
it
may
yet
come
in
Le.llie
great
interna
iitnl
arbiter.
Stealing
Rides
From
The
Railway.
A
greater
effort
is
to
be
made
bjrlbe
railway
lo
prevent
Hie
Mealing
of
rides
on
the
tram.
People
who
have
plenty
of
jnutlcjr
in
their
pockets
and
who
an
well
afford
to
pay
are
be
ing
nicked
up
in
box
cars
and
oh
the;
buffers.
The
carrying
of
tlic4jpeuple
free
is
deprivingtfhe
dhilrtuy
of
income
whicJi
is
ngaUy
theirs,
it
i
making
it
more,
difficult
'to
operate
the
Ihi
so'lW
enipfoyees
have
to
be
laid,
off,
and
it
is
dangerous
to
the
pwijflc
who
take
chance
of
meeiuig
with
accidents.
11
is
also
announced
that
Ihe
Inlfenng
on
the
line
ha
In
Mopimd
spfiai
men
have
on
baud
the
-work
of
checking
it.
All
this
'will
make
for
greater
efficiency.
...
'Kvery
now
and
then
we
hear
oT
a
fre
which
hn
consumed
valible
H
products.
For
the
properly
-vnlue
delroyed
which
inoiw-
can
replay
mere
i
no
narticntnr
regreL
but
the
art
col
loeUous
caiiiiot
be
replaced.
They
nre
a
product
thnt
cannot
be.
manitfaeiured
at
will.
Art
works
of
the
great
mntcrs
hnve
a
value
for
bevotid
that
set
by
the
art
dealers
lot
'he
los-
i-
irretriev
able.
Bucks
ijou
up
and
PUTS
BEEF
INTO
YOU
:
IN
THE
NORTH
Dune
Mcintosh
Says
He
Finds;
It
Hard
to
Make
Living
Under
Modern
Conditions
113
MILES
FROM
NEIGH80R
Prefers
Playing
Leapfrog
Wlthj
Timber
Wolves
and
Flirt-Inn
with
Prickly
Porcupines
Done
Mrlnlosh,
miner,
fiddler
and
orator,
came
on!
of
tin-
lios-pltal
.yesterday
after
lieinj:
pro-j
erty
rciminH
fhnwmfr
an
in
jury;
rtrirrt.
on
I'nneje-
Hoy.-t:.
Xslnpd,
.jtyeBtly.
.
IffeticC
when
he
is
at
home,
live,
jap
in
the
neighborhood
"t
Tetgrapti
P.rwk
at
IK:'
miles,
lb-
likes
it
4in
there,
wahnii:
M-dd
from
the
sand,
playing
lapfi'v
with
the
limber
wolves
anil
flu
in?
wftii
porcupine.
There
i-!
only
one
fir
ta
Ihe
ointment
audi
that
is
Ural
he
is
heim:
crowd.-dl
out.
Up
wants
to
know
"lnw
;
Ihe
namcof
ud
a
man
can
maU
living
when
he
is
hems
crowd-
ed
on
every
iilc"
Keeently
i
man
and
his
wife
came
to
li.-nt
Mile
fit,
which
It
will
he
se.-n
is
119
mile
away
and
another
has
tarated
at
maV
S3.
Tni
much
too
eh
for
Hdnc
and
he
i
worried
about
it.
He
feels-
half
MriHied
to
miil,
it
says
anil
so
aad
live
out
near
Jimmie
Wells,
lhe
man
who
made
t'sx
I
anions1,
Mr.
Meln4h
i
not
leaving
far
the
north
jul
y1
hut
h
exjK?cting
to
pel
away
a
li!tl'
later
in
the
sarins
and
will
the:.
return
to
his
claim
and
wash
some
more
gold
and
play
bop,
skip
and
jump
once
more
with
!he
Wolves
and
flirt
with
Ww
Hr-
cupmes
aim
ittldle
lo
Ihe
whi
paring
1'ine
tree.
They
tin
say
that
I
nine
is
a
pre
at
liilllei
Hint
that
lie
tame
the
wolves
with
the
si
rains
uf
his
siren
music.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
KVF.X
if
you
donV
ilo
any
par-dejiiiii:.
Immtow
a
seed
catalogue.
lomg
ilial
would
he
heller
than
nolhin?.
llElNti
opuitialfl
mean
that
probably
ynn
have
bum
nicely,
trimmed.
Id
this
ae
af
scialils,
H
is
not
iMar-1
know
everything
unless
yon
teMten
to.
he
a
nrw-
iaMr
editor.
DUNG.
MelnWh
says
he'
ertwdwl
because
a
miisrtibor
has
moved
m
to
witnia
alHil
n
hnn
-
ftre4
miles
of
biui
on
Telegraph
CrceK.
I'osihlr
wh
shall
find
ihe
piane
Venu
priimidiner
Ur
cause
the
man
in
the
ihVioh
i
ronthnc
iiKi
near.
THANK
heaven
the
season
for
hot
dos
on
the
heaeh
is
rapidly
approaching.
It
should
he
lien
in
about
three
month.
Individuality
is
learning
to
drive
a
car
or
a
inottrrhoal
liko
a
woman.
IT'S
ahout
time
another
com
pany
was
formed.
na
the
ciat
lo
uttlue
.shark.
I
Could
name
a
few
thai
they
niik'ht
Urt
the
factory
on.
TtlKHK
always
seems
to
he
a
fly
in
Uie
ointment.
Here
i
Summer
in
the
ntTinr
hut
will)
i
will
come
Ihe
annual
weiMinp
When
thev
are
season
and
I
have
not
yet
pai
U
If
you
are
U
I
feeli'nfc
tired
D
BOVRIL
for
all
the
(.hrislmaft
presents.
WOMFX
have,
been
trying
inniaie
men
for
a
ntnnher
f
years
'hut
there's
one
thins
they
have
not
succeeded
in
olitiiuiins
and
that
i-
the
manly
form.
LADY,
I
would,
heft
of
you,
Would
entreat
that
heart
once
warm
:
Leave
n
lad
one
tliiiiir
our
due,
I
Do
ti"l
take
our
form!
I
You
nmv
have
mir
vnles'
tiiir
jobs,
tsc
our
dnver,
cloak
orjlppior.
Wear
our
hair
-cut
a
yoiir
bohi.
If
y
u
spare
nur
fiKiirel
Keep
our
fa?s,
Ilj'ink
our
bree.kn,
our
tics,
our
Scotch,
our
vices
ae,
Tell
our
a'
'or
dinner
jriitfg.
l
ady.
Ijhivp
fin-
Htiapc'
Subscribe
lo
the
Daily
Xews.
T.
town
It
can't
hurt
this
Congoleum
Rug
Mostchilclren
won't
think
of
the
snow
and
slush
on
clothes
or
shoes
until
they
are
in
the
house!
But
no
mother
need
worry
i
bout
that
if
the
floor
is
covered
with
a
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Rug.
For
these
rugs
can
be
cleaned
up
in
a
moment.
Just
a
few
strokes
of
a
damp
mop
removes
every
trace
of
snow
and
the
cheerful
colors
shine
as
bright
and
spotless
as
new.
'
It's
the
smooth,
seamless
surface
of
Congoleum
that
makes
it
so
easy
to
clea.
Dampness
and
mud
cannot
work
into
these
rugs
Liquids
and
spilled
things
can
never
penetrate
or
stain
them.
Beautiful
Patterns
for
Every
Room
On
gloomy
days
you
will
appreciate
more
than
ever
the
colorful
beauty
of
Congoleum
Rugs.
And
the
attractive
designs
are
so
varied
you
can
easily
find
one
suited
to
any
room
in
the
house.
foNGOLEUM
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
south
II.
this
5i
Piiit
nil.,
rehmied
to
nn
rii
i
ne
from
the
T
haviBKi
irasen
an
uetive
'nhr1!
nr
fhe
dffitfrffial
t.v
Hertion
ul
Vancouver
and
Victoria
where
M.
A
Mcilonalil
anil
II.
C.
Hrewstcr
were
viclnriou
over
UtniMv,i:
:vr
cmidHlale,l
Mr.
Pallullo
ii.
very
jrrntifMH
Willi
the
renl:
jind
predict
a
political
landslide
in
the
province
this
year
when
Die
pnneral
election
i
held.
John
Ilarnslev,
)oonl
a
pent
of
the
I
niou
Sl.iin.siilji
Co,
ha
been
advised
thnt
the
-aleamer
Salvor
i
conuny
north
to
Iisriy
Island
to
iii.
up
Oatnosilli
if
pHtinfr
off
the
roitkrf
there.
The
car?"
of
the
i;.ijoun
i
beiu?
taken
nir
hv
r.iM,i
Haliinfilon
ami
Will
lie
rehippi-d
lo
the
jle
Uharlo'ie
l-laiiii-
on
the
freight
er
ltnlili
ilolinniiia.
DAFFODIL
TEA
WAS
UNUSUALLY
PLEASING
Ing
Program
For
Enjoyment
of
Ladles
of
City
The
daiTwM
held
on
Sa'x'.
tier
i
lie
aiispn
(.!(
e
"
T
doi
ii'f
I1-
a
ii
a
ami
niunraie
hv
nfiernoon
tin
of
the
Sliver
k
mp
vn
on-.
'!:;'
ucce,
and
was
well
at
'.ended
by
ladies
of
J
GOLD
SEAL
RT-RUGS
Made
in
Canada
by
Canadians'
for
Canadians
his
cil
who
are
liili'iesli,
in
!ie
kiiN-
as
well
a
many
luhl-en,
who
were
'hiahily
lnterled
ii
enjoying
tlicm'elveH!
The
iiome
coolnn
mid
Kaxler
njisHly
taWen
were
tastefully
le-craUd
with
yetlpw
and
purple
tfp
paper
anH',
daffodil,
and
were
well
filled
Wllh
lonatioiii
from
outsiders,
as
well
a
those
iven,liy
the
'
nirls
theniselve.'
,
An
arch
of
everjrreeu
pointed
the
way
lo
ttie
lea
table,
which
wore
also
decorated
with
ilaffo-'
dd.
I
The
musical
nrrani
wa'
cotnpoi.ei
tnn'lly
of
fi.O.l.T.
'
choroseH
Kline
by
fhe
pirls
who'
were
tn
oniforni.
The
music
mmineneerl
with
.
"i
Canada,",
whirli
wa
followeil
by
"Soup
of
IHreelins."
''John
Peel,"
"OH
the
ftinnlilnp
Ilahil."
and
ieerat'
other
appropriate
chni-tie
at
I
Interval,
Mrs.
Traser
very
kindly
accompanylntr
Ihe
sinpinR.
Piano
nolo
were
played
hy
the
Mis
Isabella
ilnrknv
audi
Kvelyn
Itosie.
and
liwiirlil
It
lea
played
u
trio,
llnch
number
wns
preeted
with
enthuoiastic
ni-pi
i)
so
hy
the
audience.
Much
credit
i
due
In
Mrx
V:
I.
Ilice
who
nuperinlended
the
affair.
n
well
a
lo
the
pirl
lhemele.
who
feel
very
jtrftti-.
Silver
Circle
Ctrl.
Give
Interest-1
iwl
aken
in
their
effort
Pi
W
Builds
UdsUp
Up
Y
NIC
ALBrtTaVT
Your
Health
SSSm
I
IIcanadianT
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t
at-
en
P.VOETWC
jr.
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west,
i
i
ivcccci
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yvM,
;
,
t'-s
I
iVfinkoirr
aw
zrr.
r.
J
Brusn
trie
snow
orr,
cmiurcn.
Jtthn.
CmnfUum
GU
Sl
Congoleum
Cold
'Seal
Rugs
are
no
bother
at
all
to
lay.
Just
unroll
then!
and
after
a
few
hours
they'll
hug
the
floor
without
tacks,
cement
or
fastening
of
any
kino.
Popular
Sizes
at
Low
Prices
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Art-Rugs
are
made
in
seventeen
sizes;
ranging
from
the
handy
18
x
36
inch
mats
to
the
9x15
foot
room-size
rugs.
Their
nmazing
durability
and
very
low
prices
make
them
the
most
economical
floor-covering
you
can
buy.
Dealers
everywhere
sell,
Congoleum
Art-Rugs.
See
for
yourself
why
Canadian
houe-wives
regard
them
as
Canada's
biggest
floor-covering
value.
Or
.if
you
wish,
fill
out
the
coupon
brlow;
we
will
send
you
a
folder
showing
all
the
Congoleum
Rugs
In
full
color.
Congoleum
Canada
Limited
1270
Sl
Patrick
Sttwt.
Montreal
Qpebec
Congoleum
Canada
Limited
1270
St.
Patrick
Street
Montreal,
Quebec
Gentlemen
i
1
shall
be
slad
to
ke
you
tend
me
(without
cost
or
obla
tion)
a
cony
of
your
illustrated
folder,
"Modem
Rugs
for
Modern
Homes."
Name.
town
rrov..
Steamship
and
Train
fm
irrtKIUK,
WMNGOL
Service
.a.
enimci
ourrtT
m
u.
raiwcc
aueKMT
t
fm
UKCOtHI.
TiatiltIA
ui
SUTTU
srritiNctss
lumia
couvi.
VICTORIA,
StATTLC
nit
InlrOix-aiale
imtnU
Mrh
raiOAT
t
"
.
eaiNcc
aueirr
rr
iTCwaar
und
nox.
wioaiio,
io
s.s.
eaiNcc
.omn
forinnhiij
ror
ncoua
w
ou"
CMaum
ISLANDS.
PAIttNOKR
TRAINS
,AS
rRINCS
RUMRT
IVSRT
WONOAY,
WtDNttOAT
ld
SATURDAY
l
Ml.
lor
TRINCI
..-..t
EDMONTON.
WINNICIO,
all
miIIU
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