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RUPEHT
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UITIOI
Fair
Opens
Tonight,
,
SO
Let
Us
All
Go.
Tuesday.
Sept.
It,
1U20.
The
Kail
Pair,
under
Ihe
new
management,
with
new
ideas
mm
urn
jujwiuj
qjieiis
iDiiignt
una,
ii
is
saut
to
be
something
"
'',-11
liui
nnriiunr,
llll
IS
a
KJCai
IIISUIIIUOII,
OI10
that
is
deserving
of
Ihe
support
of
every
citizen
and
doubtless
me
peopie
win
ne
there.
They
usually
are
on
such
occasions
'
e
fair
eonies
only
once
a
year
and
it
is
siipporled
bv
all
the
citizens.
It
h
one
of
those
eommiiuity
events
which
gives
lis
an
opportunity
to
get
together
in
the
interests
of
the
city
til
HI
III
llllllll
llUUtl.
Make
Visitors
Welcome
to
City.
There
will
(his
week
he
many
visitors
in
Ihe
cilv.
Thi
gives
an
opportunity
to
welcome
them.
Manv
people
will
keen
wj.cu
nuu.r
uuiiiiy
me
weeK
auu
oiners
win
try
to
extend
little
courtesies
to
those
who
come
here
from
the
neighboring
(owns
wi
ikiiii
me
txjuiiirj.
in
uu
mis
lenus
lo
make
'ivince
Hupert
popular.
,
.
.
j
:
ir
i
Visitors-
who
are
staying
for
a
few
days
find
life
rather
dull
here
unless
they
arenterlaiiied
by
their
friendssind
made
to
feel
Ihlll
Mimeiin
l.-L-
mi
inform
I
In
II....,.'
t..j.
iu
..fv.-i
mrui.
ur.
(in;
sake
or
r
the
city
let
.
us
4o
our
part
iirextndiitK
the
right
TTand
of
fellowship
.Uu
visitors
this
weeld,
''.,
Make
the
Most
of
What
We
Have
Here.
The
success
of
any
community
depends
very
largely
on
the
ability
to
make
the
most
of
what
it
has.
So
it
is
with
Prince
Hupert.
At
present
there
is
a
big
tourist
business
offering
here
each
summer.
It
lats
but
a
short
lime,
but
it
comes
at
a
season
when
the
town
is
apt
to
be
otherwise
quiet,
lr
we
could
use
greater
effort
to
capitalize
our
tourist
business
we
should
doubtless
succeed.
The
first
thing
to
do
is
lo
impress
Ihe
railway
conipanv
..
..
..
Willi
lh
Hoiifntiilil.-
nt
:
1
'.I
ui
lulling
l(ir
siuHJvers
ior
me
passen
ger,
vmki
come
mis
way.
I
lie
ticket
agents
throughout
the
country
arrange
stopover
plans
for
Ihe
tourists
at
Jasper
but
Prince
Hupert
is
onn'Med.
What
seems
to
be
needed
is
a
'conference
with
railway
officials
lo
try
lo
get
at
the
botlom
or
the
failure
and
find
out
just
what
steps
should
be
taken
here
in
order
to
get
that
business.
Then
when
the
cause
of
far!
lire
has
been
ascertained
let
everyone
fret,
busy
and
change
ih
We
have
much
here
for
tourists
and
why
jiot
capu-ze
it
as
is
done
m
other
place.
Proper
Celebration
of
.
'
-
,
Canadian;
Anniversary.
.
'
A
movement
has
been
stm-lfH
M,
....u-.pii.Mji
uunauii
id
IlitVu
a
properxelebratioii
of
the
diamond
jubilee
of
the
rounding
of
the
Canadian
.nation
properly
celebrated.
The
impetus
ins
-,im..
from
OnWrnlluHe1:
iWff'fei
in
line
and
do
our
parL
Canada
Is
the
country
of
our
nativity
or
our
adoption.
We
are
all
Canadians
together
and
if
the
country
is
good
enough
for
a
home
it
should
1e
good
enough
for
us
to
take
a
pride
hi
and
to
make
great.
Your
Vote
and
Influence
is
Respectfully
Solicited
for
FRED
STORK
Liberal
Candidate
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
and
Fred!
St.
Stork
ars
Chief
Speakers
In
Theatre
....
t
k
mere
were
Uiree
spoakrr
m
the
ineclins
hehl
in
tlt
Lflerol
uilerests
in
(lie
Wi'stliolniirin-.
aire
Imt
eveninir.
Tliomas
fHpni
reeve
of
Surrey,
I'red
Stork.
and
Hon.
T.
1.
Pattullo.
Ifr
rteid
spoke
brieSy
but
well.
Kri.l
Slork
outlliK'il
at
sonie
leith
some
of
hie
main
features
."of
tlm
Liberal
policy
and
lion.
T.
l.
l'attuHo
jrave
a
splenilid.
uiifJres
in
n-KiK
1..
.
.
.3..
it."
t
xiinii
m;
uiiiiiM-ii
nuiua
.
trr
I...
.J
'
.
..
ft
.'
uiusiasni.
mere
was
a
!!
.irar-
and
responsive
audience.
S.
l
I'arker
presiifcd.
.Mr.
fieiil
louclio-l
On
sever.il
ulijeels
but
did
not
it.ilHimt.
Hiein.
Fred
Stork
Mr.
Stork
went
back
in-
tk
early
days
of
Prince.
Ilunerl
ami
ouciiet
nn
some
matters
of
In
'ars
u$n
irrcsl
tn
co'iikh-IIoii
Ui.-nnvliii
llo
spoke
of
tln
eiii.inis
itention
and
of
the
efforts
of
I.Hierals
to
clean
un.
lt
.
lain'ed
that
Viiost
of
the
ironhV
had
to
do
wirh
the
ili.llllin
hul
there
were
n'n"
.liiiilippi
ilistillpp's
i
he
Liher.il
narlv.
TJirv
Tories.
yrhe
invt'',ngHtion
whlf
fi
the
Lihprals,waiilsd
v-h
,ii!T
mronducb-d
by
a
Ihf
I.a:
'
nrfV,
...
...
L
I
i
.OinlP-r.Vlirl
",J
"
";
vviiri
ami
sn.l
s
now
gn.
....
"Y.J1
wouia
I
DC
cnrrjei,
not
only
to
Montreal
hut
lo
ancouver.
WimUor
and
oilier
points
if
Liberals
got
into
power.
He
dealt
with
a
nutnber
of
other
political
matters
and
men-lioned
incidentally
that
everroni
except
Fred
Slork
seeme.1
to
have
secured
the
ele-alr
tnr
I'rince
Rupert.
.Mr.
Stork
said
the
elecinr
would
nrrw
be
),e
one,
0
choose.
If
they
felt
,
had
'erven
them
faithfully
he
asked
or
supjr:
Minister
of
Lands
Hon
T.
1).
Pattullo.
minUier
of
lands,
snoko
of
the
fVn
've
policy
of
high
tariff,
brick
ror
nnclc
which
was
rnrmerii-
Iheirs.
Now
that
had
Wr
changed
to
a
moderate
tariff.
Taking
mi
the
mieslion
nf
LS
export
of
raw
maljiri.iU.
ir
Pattullo
showed
that
Canada
exported
only
five
per
rent
mom
aw
material
.'than
the
United
Stales
and
most
of
fiana.Jn'
exports
were,
field
crops,
whereas
hose
or
the
United
Stales
wer
raw
cotton
and
tobacco
Inf
nni
similar
materials
used
in
manu-
raruirinjr.
In
the
matter
of
log
expor:
Mr.
I'attuIIo
.sahl
binder
and
hinale
went
lo
the
U.S.
free
of
out;-
but
the
State
,!.
on
uina1ian
loss.
Ainst
nf
Mi
1or
exrorte.l
were
taken
I)
Japan.
These
were
enl
rmm
crwr
prantel
timber.
The
tim
ber
cut
from
provincial
land
could
not
be
errorled
exnf
in.
tier
SJiprial
normil.
if
put
an
emharsro
oh
raw
ln-r.
h
would
he
a
jrood
excuse
tnr
li.
I
ailed
Slates
to
nlace
the
rtniv
on
innflier
and
M.inales
w-titch
wfluiil
ruin
the
Canadian
lirn
her
industries.
"Xn
man
can
liv
to
hmself
alone
and
nn
nniim
can
live
lo
itself
alone,"
declar
e
Jir.
rallullo
F.very
nation
ex-
cenaui
amount
or
raw
material
Oenditris
here
wer
ueauuier
than
in
lulled
Staffs.
To
place
iu4
Conservatives
In
"mer
now
would
be
like
nlaoina
.-aian
in
ctiarae
of
heaven
to
improve
Ha
moral
almospher.
Mr.
Pattullo
s-nnke
of
tlm
powerful
interests
that
were
he-hind
the
Conservative
party.
II
mentioned
the-
revolutionary
manner
in
which
the
Melphen
Fovcrnnieiit
had
.seiied
ofrice
In
which
Ihe
wipremacy
or
narlia-mem
had
been
flouted.
lie
sai
l
he
could
not
under
present
conditions
conceive
of
any
person
voting
anything
imf
Liberal.
Snhierlbe
In
the
fllv
N'ews
THi
DAILY
NiAvB
GOOD
MEETING
MEN
NEEDED
IN
HEAR
LIBERALS
CANADA
TODAY
Nlhal
Singh,
Writing
Book
About
Canada,
Tolls
of
Great
Need.
JASI'lU.
eil.
It.
-
-.ManL
b
wcr
is
linada
s
yreat
needlitli'nd
oncf
thai
iliMiiHtnt
i
salisfil
the
iominliin
will
lie
nun
.if
ttii'-urf-U
Und'
pro.iier6(M
countries
tt
f
the
world,"
sai.l
si..Sitiirl
Siiush,
tu-
tent
of
economies
aiid
a
writer
A'etl
known
U
rt'ff'Ifrs
pf,,erjgiis
'ti
ii
?in
I
In
ITii'.luli
InitC-iiiiL'ti
wild
linf
lw(-n
in
llil
VnliiiilV
for'
orperiini
(jfUwiian'oiillis
gallicrhig
iiiiiii'iiai
iur
h
vuiijiiie.
mMiiiiKi
Willi
the
achievements
and
thej
aspirations-
of
(Uinada,
pre-1
vious
loMiis
ileiurtiiri
from
Jus-ier
Park
Uxlife.
;
Goiiinuiinar
his
journey
to
the
J'auific
0al
he
ullereit
Hie
fiiriaoiivir
observation
I
as
a
ntsult
of
recent
experieih'es.
i
I
was
ftrs"t
In
OJinada
nineteen
stiid
Mr.
ShiuU,
"and
'
1
-.
l
a
i
now
unit
n
cuaiiFe
in
amiuue(j
luwan.ls
tliy
important
problem,1
..r
.....,....lt....
...;.l.
:
1.1
ui
iK'i'in.iiion
won
i
iiismiiiiiiu
lOa
nmreopeu
duor.
That
is
what
is-
needed,
au
onen
door
with,
of
course,
proper
restriction
lo
see
that
the
rhdil
people
come
in
ami
go
to
the
laud.
I
fitul
that
those
ip
authority
ami
tlwse
of
influ-
euo
now
.ee
the
importance
of
.-.i..t
judge
v.
or;.
iimiiiing
.
.
.V
"
people
from
the
eontin-1
-
ent
of
t-H-oiie
who
are
agricul
turists.
These
peoples
frenerullyj
are
haril
workers
and
men
who'
work
hard
will
truly
build
uu
the:
land
and
make
the
country
prus-perous.H
Mr.
SIpsIi
iiHHt
a
tribute
tn
the
'olonization
leiiartnteut
of
the
iJaiiadtan
National
Itailwnys
in
ohtntnlng
such
a
good
type
of
settler.
j
While
ratheritu:
material
for
his
roNhenminc
volume.
Mr.
3lii2li
ues
the
camera
freely
and
is
a
photofrranher
of
iirofeional
ability.
The
scenic
beauties
of
fasper
sllrted
him
but.
he
aadly
eonfesseif.
"
am
afraid
I
hae
.vasied
much
film
and
I
desualr
of
catching
the
failing
sunset
as
it
glows
on
the
now
of
Mount
vdilh
tvell."
WATER
NOTICt
Dlttnlon
ni
Ut
TALE
l)Tli
r
ihl"
II
li
vb
.
K..
Jw
l(
Wnmrril.
AU.
WMt
TvW-irai.il
rrrk.
H.
i:..
H
tpt)
fur
a
Urrntr
l
:tkr
and
u
f.raa
iwim'i
hrkn
ri..m
,.r
MM
ir
i.f
Itiu'l.
linlli
Hhnfc
.1.
.u
.
4Mferlv
lxu.i
i'mi
T
w
1
1
1
tie
tlrrted
frmn
uW
(trram
al
a
ihiii
Ibl.'ll
lnUi.a
Hfi
l.h
ttn.Mii
rM..
11
jmmiIi
ini
tefc
aurt
tll
1
id
fur
hxirinli''
mminr
imn
ttpm
brn
-fi
ra
I
Jo
ami
III.
TM
twO--
a
iled
un
llw
rrmiiKl
tnr
TJrd
t
..f
,
'ill
l.
X
rw
ft
thi
iKov
and
an
jppMrii.,n
I4irinl
Uwrrlo
and
U
Un"
"Walrr
it.
II."
wMI
tif
fHed
In
tlir
..frtr.-
t
llw
Watrr
KrmnUr
al
TrK-mii
l:rn
ft.
oiir-i.in.
to
tiw
atifinrailiin
rnav
tw
Mvt
Willi
Im
falit
Water
Hwiril.r
r
lta
On-
i'.iHrpli-il.r
if
WalT
Hlh..
I'arlUMwot
PiilMmir.
VMPmi.
n
'.
ti
thin
Ihlrly
da
afire
Ikr
flrl
aMwaramv
r
im
Holier
in
llir
kral
nrtai4r.
in
ww
m
in
rmi
puiinrathm
-.f
uiu
m.llrr
i.
Srptrtiibrr
lllfi.
!.
u.
l.
mix.
Appliraol.
TIMBER
SALE
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i
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Iriwlrr.
will
rrrrlrrrf
i
Ihe
VMttrr
nf
Unit
nul
Ut'r
than
mMi
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iottt
tUy
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SttHilT.
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f'r
Hie
7erfr
of
I
lrrnr
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to
rut
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Hnral
f-l
nf
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and
rillnr
an
irea
alintnt
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ami
un
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mi
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wt
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har..lt
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land
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atlwwnt
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C.
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rt
rura.l
STATE
OF
CICIL
HARTLEY'
Atalgnad,
Teijr
will
tr
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y
'the
mi.
In
Ihnae
Fvlalr-
SUirk
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Trndr
iu
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al
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drrlHmr,
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trim:
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KMirrin
sal
tai
Trurk.
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micit
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y
I
nM-rm.H
Tnerllrr.
.
simdrr
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fitiarra.
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ami
itblfiiir.
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mnmi
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nenmn.
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II.
r.
lUHir
tuy
Wder
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nrrrarlly
i
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.
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The
perfect
whole
wheat
food
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Every
shred
is
baked
crisp
and
flavory-All
flic
wheat
in
a
digestible
form
tit
T'.s
MiNtrrn
t
arn
.'ixtiucisns
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is
hi
of
a
erlrt
of
nfiitt
I'rnmens
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dmiitcmenti.
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1
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mh
one
at
it
appcirs
and
juu
wi
pave
a
cenpzet
eU
Do
the
axercitn
every
morning
aM
foiicw
a
x'Bit
or
kliower.
(
.
ycu
will
not
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
875
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phona
W,
I'arUx.
Waretiviiftnt,
tnd
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Hertlee.
Hoai.
Hand
and
0raTL
W
8pelalli
In
Plana
asiti
Fumltur
Bating.
luVewarra
In
a
few
wonderfii
New
Prices
Waltham
Watches
TliiA
nrr
Hie
new
reduced
prices
for
niinemeuU
which
can
b?
fillcil
into
any
wise
tlfslri'il.
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$58.00
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21
jewels.
.
$50.00
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ID
jewels
$45.00
1;
S.
Harllctt,
17
jeweln
.
.
$24.00
IleKiilar,
njeweU..
$22.75
15
Jewels
...
...
$18.50
7
jewels
$11.60
This
is
the
regular
men
s
le.
If
1nlerestM
we
are
Klfl'l
to
show
you
other
sizes
and
cnides.
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and
comfort
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with
fett
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tlff
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Jtdeward
to
left
faraspoiibIe(ket.
JK
arms
extended.
and
bend
sideward
to
right.
Contnq,
about
thirty
tioei,
breathing
deeply,
A
DOUBLE
surpnse
awaits
men
who
buy
Pcnmans
Pre-fcrrctl
Underwear.
The
first
is
the
exceptionally
low
pnee
the
second
the
exceptionally
high
quality.
There
is
no
better
underwear
value
anywhere
for
the
money.
Made
for
men,
women
and
children
in
both
two-picce
and
union
suits.
Ask
for
it
by
name
and
look
for
Preferred
on
the
label.
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Piria
LIMITED
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UNDERXDEAPv
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
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have
the
mot
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to(K
(linifpsioni,
slnplop.
fir
finih,
lli
veneers,
etc.,
in
Northern
H.C.
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can
supply
everything
In
a
building
f
rom
th
f-datlon
lo
the
list
piece
of
finish.
Before
buying
iajecl
our
stuck.
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will
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prices
are
righL
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&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phone
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and
117
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and
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