a
May
10,
1920.
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it.
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nw
how
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Up
Workings
of
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beauties
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mniur
oervire,
peclallze
In
Pt
inn
and
Furniture
Colnn.
PAOb
FIVE
Souiet1
System
as
it
is
Working
lately
identical
conflicting-but
than
we
art
accustomed;
ultimately
J
to
ee.
Today
Appears
Little
Different
Inefficiency
'
In
the
mailer
of
efficiency
it
.
.1
AM
p
i
.
I
nT
.
I
i
ery
hard
to
draw
i
lie
line
be-
frowi
tie
Lia
tasnioned
method
,wren
ecienpy
d..
to
uiet
,
cumbrous
working
of
this
ya-j
There-U
Soma
Comnetlllnn
Bet,e
n.i.ii...
....
'
MM.iciency
appar
-
r
IIUM1MVI1
UVVI
I
KJil
CVl9l
Three-quarters
of
Trade
In
Hands
of
State
Indlrectlyi
inemciency
uommon
(Ily
Arllitir
Iliinsome
in
'.Maiirtie.ter
Uiianliaii")
There
are
disagreement
even
in
the
rank
of
the
Commit-
Jiculj
and
ImpfementR
to
till
land
for
tliMiicHve.
There
U
iiUn
a
certain
amount
of
po-op-
ernttvi
aRricullnio,'
IIioiikIi
not
eouuBh
to
affoel
llii
Keiteral
plclure.
In
the
fownx
il
is
tntich
harder
to
oLtaiii
a
clear
view
of
what
hi
happening.
Streets
Like
Others
stale
ha
in
tt
hand
four
fiflli
nf
iiiiliiafrv.
Ihree.ilu.-ir
ate
with
('iiliHM'tllHMi.
I
here
is
a
tremendous
amount
of
noisr
adverlisement,
electric
siwns
at
.
rl
(nllunlot
klMire
IHm
Ui
!
.!.(..
llM
nulnntr
I
rre,
mnre
nr
lea.
n.iwt
an.
UHITKli.
i.'iirj'.
.M1"m.
ftrem
r0VlfCIL
Priiitt
fliiptrt
Electoral
Olatrlct.
Mactanna
Clxtaral
Olatrlct.
an1
hy
proiHtcing
jiiiKln
to
sell
THE
CAXAOU
nlino
uiWPAST.
.
does
not
N'.tii
I.
i
iMrrti)'
rorn
mat
I
ahall.
n
t..ii
uv
on-
"...iiri
....ri
LAND
ACT.
!
Nallca
of
Intantlon
to
Applf
la
Laaa
Land
In
Land
n-r..rdin
l.inm-i
or
Craw
i
iii.n.
ami
innate
al
hnad
f
Kkaal
In
'
in.
M.rru)
llnd,
Un.-rn
Cliatl'.ite
......in.
r
TAki:
M'TICF.
that
Tlir
Canadian
Flali-l
itiar
t
mmjuiii.
I.lnillnl,
of
Vancouver,
or
l
'
iiimiI.'
Salmon
"
imiiT.
UileiMjs
tn
amily
...i
a
kar
uf
the
fiilViwlnir
d.-srrllil
.......
nnn.ri
l
and
nrrorillnir
tH
irlrt
or
Cnait
U-lia?
.
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Aired
.?.",.
or
..rr,r.sllon
M
rinrr.
...
Prince
nnperl.
Iriiils
to
apply
for
lc
T
'
ollow
Cnntiiienrinr
,r
"''.
I
'tire
nri
lwwl.
norm
end
of
ifc
around
im
iian
"'".
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i...
.ml
cnuintn
r.u
n
tSTvM
Appllrant,
Dtted
AprU
V,
1i8.
come
from
private
niti
a.v
i.r
i
iv
itta'
ai
Their
slions
are
in
ronniel
llion
Iwiir
.f
10
u'rkirk
In
.the
inreivsMi,
al
,i,
,(,.
..r
,,ri
nln
le-ntera
'"p
OI
pri3ie
iniiier
ll.iuv.
mnw
Uuiiert.
hold
a
ellop
.
Itina
..f
th
Court
f
llrllsk.n
for
thr
ad
W
(he
shop
of
the
CO-
the
.aid
rleetnral
diUfirl,
and
of
hearin
operative
Societies,
which
aleO
4I..I
drtmidnitik-
any
ami
all
objertkm
'.i.i-i,,
.iirlr
nrmiu
fntm
'the
'"icir
iroin
nil
crroi.
aN1"",a,n
it..
Ihr
rrlrnUon
of
any
name
n
Ihe
1
ii-i.
.r
i..
thr
rrriMrao.41
a
a
vaier1
Slate.
Just
as
oavncol
by
piece-.1
rr
rrrllriti.:
and
fur,
.
aiilrani
,
.
i
me
..ihrr
Vr,.
set
rurta
m
ihe
"Vm-
work
give
personal
interest
In
,,iL,,wArhiH-rL
b.c...
thi.
th!l'''''dcon
to
tl
wltr,
n
in
!rt
f
ajh.
ii,.,...
.
......
.
lselling
a
commission
on
ales
hrtHirar
.f
v.irm
ir
the
Prinr
turns
the
Indifferent
bureau
Km-rt
and
MrkmH
rirtwral.
OIirlrt
ernl
of
the
Slate
Shop
of
Itt21
Into
the
keen
salesman
of
192C.
The
System
The
ylem
may
as
a
whole
be
row
lily
described
a
follow:
The
trusls,
leviathans
working
for
themselves
and
indirectly
for
the
State,
seek
to
increase
oro-
!
"
.''..nimrn.-ni
at
a
I-'
rlantwt
at
h-a.t
I
ilui-t
ion
and
lower
its
cost.
The
'
.r
skaat
ini.-i.
18
rhalna
niiriri
of
an-!
i-,..i
....inn.
,i..f...l
id
a
l.iinru.li
mowhI
ini-k.
Ownre
wrst
ti
rhalnsil
"
w
......
Ihinrr
M.nth
?
rhalns;
thrlire
eat
f
of
ihe
Worker
and
pri'VCIll
the
rrrr.r"
lowering
cost
ai
Per
Oalrd
Hill
April.
i.mur.u.
i'r...n.
,
fniliroiiiiig
crcuu,
can
ores
mi
A.frcl
or-it0
Wiiym
or
w,fl.
petla,
wM,
,,(tard
IN
PROBATE.
In
in
Suprtm
Court
of
Brltlah
Columbia-
In
Ilie
Nattrr
.f
tlir
Admlnlklrallim
Art:
In
tleMallrr
r
Ihe
F.llr
r
Allrl
H..,
IMi-rasril.
Inl.lilr.
Tkk'E
NOTinK
thai
liy
ordrr
of
lll
Honor,
r.
M.H
Vnuim.
Ihr
lth
day
or
M.rll.
AJ.
ttn.
I
appolnlrd
Artmln-iVtratnr
nf
th
Ut"
.f
Alhrrt
ln
r.
wrlMl
and
all
parties
h.vlnr
rla
m.
"
.
.
....
...h
....
arr
hrirliV
rrnulr-
rd
t'.
rurnim.
mr.
PiTW1'
.rr'frw!u.l0
day
nf
Ma.
th
nie
on
or
Inforr
lh
a
n
-laa
md
a
I
pariira
in.iriiiru
..
..-
?
slate
"re
rrOMlrrd
to
pay
the
n;.,inl
of
"H.I?
IWIefterti
t
aAhihwHh.
orrirlarAdminutritnr,
pflnr
loiprrt,
n.C
naled
thr
t-m
"f
Shrll,
-
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
laltntlon
lo
Appl
lo
Laaa
land
Vn
indmdiial
Industrie,
and
so
compel
Industry
lo
follow
more
or
les
cloreiy
the
lines
laid
down
by
those
whose
business
it
is
to
work
out
the
State
plans.
Hut
the
trusts
and
tin;
unions
and
the
lianks
have
Communist
as
their
leaders
and
directors,
and
Uipso
meet
in
tho
parly
on
an
other
plane
than
that
on
which
they
wage
their
competitive
warfare,
and
are
Ihu
continually
kept
aware
of
the
ultimate
community
of
interest
between
the
component
parts
of
the
system.
The
effect
of
that
is
a
slightly
heller
lubrication
between
different
parts
of
the
system
than
Is
possible
In
a
system
In
which-'a
nian's'nclivilles
ninre
directly
define
hi
clas
and
In
which'
economic
friclion
between
classes
is
more
easily
reflected
In
political
friclion.
There
is,
certainly,
heller
mutual
understanding
between
interests
'Immedl-
.ently
natural
tn
Hussiana.
So
many
of
Hip
motive
or
capital-1
ism
arc
enjoying
free
play
iir
Hussia
loday
that
ihe
i
inclined,
j
to
tliink
that
OieV;
Inefficiency,
which
it
In
impossible-
not
to
no-
.
farmers
tilling
Ininl
with
the
help
of
their
'amiHe.
On
one;
.,.,.
'
,J
()n.
i,1,-in.4i
sole
of
Jills
main
body
of
producer
i
a
much
smaller
one
of
1
"
Uwl.
,
J".
5?
,?
rnrme'r,
Vlio
cnllivnle
with
the
Help
of
hired
labor
in
a.Milion
lu
S
woi
alT
S
n
that
of
I
heir
own
relations,
arid
m
the
oilier
side
i
a
hody
of
,
,?
,
,
,r
!'
roIvexam
,m
pea.,l
who,
being
without
beast
and
inslnmie'iiU
of
ffi
.
'
Ju
H'
Zl;!
seek
onitilovmeiil.
mimel
lines
enniinir
In
Hint
nie-iim
ih
III
...
.
i
1
eenlrated
in
a
dingle
Irnnt,
were
spread
out
through
the
myriad
performance,
lotteries
etc-
hy
Uie.
.r
iiidivbhial
finn.
It
In
day.
Much
attention
l
paid
to
p,r,apS
m0re
vi.n.le
when
con-wlndow
dresi,,K
in
the
shop,
rentraled,
and
so,
'
ftl
the
lonj?
All
the
arts
or
mdiiciiiK
people
to
ruII
mnre
pM
of
Hiinina-
peiHl
money
are
praclted
in
jon
Moscow
h
in
London.
Well-i
.
n.r.ri.
;
known
poH
add
to
their
Incomes!
.
.,.
,a
more
vulneiialde
than
mr
own.
A
Aeeonlin
to
TreUky
(and
I
I""".
Well-known
rlW
palnl
cri(j
.
arlfeu,r
industry
lune
evuimined
.everol
other
el
IM.-Ier,
t,,
aji
here.
I
tlith.k
it
jW
affJJel
tl0S&
employed
In
nf
fiirur
hut
fouml
none
that
yuld
be
po,Mbl
for,
a
vl.itor.lia
,IMjIACry
al,
lo
M(
1h.
.ml
not
know-
Huian
U
diffrr
materially
from
hi,
the
m
J(
v
(jr
,
d,
stay
in
Mom-hw
for
a
month
and
neer
realise
that
there
wan
any-
i-eelly
deendenl
'
upmi
it.
In
n"i
Ituia
a
u
erisi
crisis
in
in
any
n
iiiuiisiry
industry
i,,
i
,
tt
.
i
ii
,
i
te,-g
of
internal
trade,
nearly
ion
iin
different
in
the
eeonom
e
rfM
...
Mp
bp(.au.e
I-,
cent
f
hankfm;
and
of
for-
tiere
from
U.e
cwnomle
;
H
affeU
,
rt,
(l,lvj
an)
.
trade,
and
ItHi
r
rent
of
O""'"'
'lat
he
bad,
in
jul
the
f
IJC
su.
A
viviJ
transport.
Itut
when
n
out
aide
to
take
for.
yu
,
f
,
i
t
,
.mi..
iiH-
irei
of
.iieww
you
.civen
hr
the
overestimate
last
ce
ery
niueh
what
you
ee
in
Ilie
ilrei-li4
of
any
liuropean
enp-
iial.
I
here
an-
crowded
fhoii.
Human
Nature
Wins
'T-t.
r..
.i.i.
.
i.
year
of
the
probable
e'ru
export.
,ur
r.an
,or
,,,.
".Tj.
,ut
of
tlial
wa,
an
OVPr
experieuee
lm
tnuplit
Ihe
Com-
.,
.
.
Ttiese
in...
ii
murkelit.
lret
ImuLer.
Wl"'
"Um.
WHO
UlC
Human
cannot
do
without
the
two
main;
v
motive
Hint
stimulate
activity
i
.
lavish
import
plan.
two
lhinp
Uethor
ha-
hrouKht
i
e
v
put
irut
visiii'.
a
M
'
'
if
a
uui
i
t
trade.
It
is
twl
merely
llic
far-
tner
u-lin
aiiffnr
Tlio
KIuIa
fa
iiiglil,
fUmiiK
hanoer
an-
j
M
middleman
wtio
has
lM.ught
more
lumiirnnK
restaurant,
klnema
'"
'"
wi,r
"""ai.an
he
has
okl.
.
Hie
very
cUr-
-
Minrfal
Arc
roi
r.
fttlk
f
ppOcalln
tor
CtrtiflcaU
!
imoretmnt
-loM"
Mistral
Cllm
siuite
in
IM
l-rto
Ihi
Mlolnt
iMti.i.in
uf
Uie
Sk
Inxrlct.
wism
h.iausl
nr
tie-
heart
uT
k.lUuikkliH
ukr
Uoftil
hHMrr
sm
lull.
lMr
nf
bMr
rrer
Miner'
-rtlfinte.
tu
Hit
NOTICE
ihtt
I.
San
Daha,
rtt
.tw-r
frtnele
.
i7C
.
.
u.i.l
all
ihe
tulle
that
we
a-oci-
ntaienai
at
uieir
.
uposai.
iney
a
1HWllh,
,):lance
of
tonign
elsewhere--cintition
and
per-;
,.n
a,
a
interest.
'
Irom
the
mo-
-
,
-..
..
.
.
7
.1
2
rency
is
in
danger.
In
aU
,
to
.
W
that
.
.
force.
.
I
since
.
the
.
be-,,.
n.aa
,.,,,
n,J.
,aU
pinning
of
hl.tor,-
on
any
be-!un(1
jt
of
,
,hal
je
lewrnereil
eommnnity
(the
ylnBftn.e
U(at
Uie
WOlM,man
wi
ol
"
a
Uiat
wouM
later
have
fc
..
.
i.
.
i"Pre
one
.u
....
""
u7
.....
""'.in
pariicnlarly
oscful.
Im
r
n
Ai.AHllill
a-u
ffAJol
Altai
r
"-v
"-
puri!,
hae
to
ho
et
down,
and
.r,.-.p.e
.
,e
e,..en,
u,e
sule
nnds
jU,lf
afeeM
isienrr
ui
an
mju
mieruui
mar-,
,w,Si-v.
rjinslnnlin.mte
miMWl
l
L.I
niiruillil
Ilia
yiluln
In
nnm
ih.-
mI
.1.
din
(nu
the
dirt.""
"-
Km
ft
fi..lhu
I
.
ft
.
ta.
I.
.
.
.
.
I.
-
.
I
...
.
I
.
'
t'trr
im
nwHanee
w
tarn
iniTirai
w
:.
...
i
x
ci.i.
j
-
i
-
.
trfiitiitila.t
at
liflinp
Itniilili.
I.i
ftAflil
iior.
to
ipMy
u
o
Miaiar
n-'tet
i,ete
with
the
private
producer
.
.
i...
.minfIS
or
iMoeieau
u
o
.
.
....
ti.J
.
,
...vi-
JluSMa
oranges.
Persia
thinks
ihiw
i
oMtiniii
.
.irii
'
i"ii
'"
"'""'
,
herself
har.llv
treated
lieeause
"
-
-
.
-
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ii
r
t
..
x
nM.nni
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i
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1
1
.
...
.
thai
ttiMi.
n4M-
striiun
ts.
r
ir
-
f.
.
'
.
.,
i
of
a
wit
iidrawai
or
tne
permission
t
Pimwwyfa
i
away
wun
iii
eorng
oi
uenr-
.
.
,;,.
to
Persian
merchant
to
bring
iMfliiHWUK.
llj
i..uinK
WW
rar,,
nvvd.
l,.l.,
n...aia
viiUm.il
dated
iM
tIM
dy
of
February,
lift,
Hnxnirii
urihlitelion
vii
ami
auo
trade
irnue
had
naii
to
i
how..
'
.
.
,.
...
,
svi
mut.
.i.wr.
jje,,,,,.
And
all
this
beeaue
a
lniH.
uifi
.
imim.
;
p,aan,H
..k,
Up
(,tjr
mlnds
tai.0
act.
'
lpe.skin
of
a
huge
mas
,ha
lhy
woud
,wl(r
prjce9
Ntk.
.r
i.it.iiM
u
pp.r
u
LM..
u-4
"
H"'r,,T"
.r'""'
'
.
3
waiting.
inee
it
wa
hi.
ii
i-.m
in.!
.
in."
.1.-
trnvernmenl
vvfinlixl
In
land
HmnwtUtt
Walriet
of
ertnre.
.
""",u"
mn..
,,niierflll
mo1
nnueeeuil
.
,M
nnr
a
luip-rt.
ml
Hate
urn
Mmvhf
IHand.
)(
(J,jr
w,m.
tilaiM-n
I'feurlialtat
farittra
an
a
ttmai
la
..liiintnl
in
Mlln
a
1
Annlrftl.
'.-I
ihir.
mile
swutk
uT
Or
Ijt
Hrrbe
la
let.
TAkF
MiTUtr
Uul
The
lUwdun
inv
CsiHiamr.
LMMtwri
nf
Vanramtar.
w
,
iimIi:
iiuHMnenrini
al
a
Mai
nlante
at
hil
'
4it
Inlrl
alksit
mile
iMirth
ftt
unaiur
oxer
them
turned
theqj
loose
to
''"
""
arally.i.ere
are
not
as
shift
for
themsehe
and
to
ac-
ye
upalMii
!
OMiie-ra,
mteait
in
ntis
V.nill.
mml
.rill
only
for
wi
reull
1.
1
1
I
f-.r
a
Iraw
..f
th
rnlfciwtnr
dnHTHied
d
,
...
-.-
Predil
:
enoiorn
teciinicaii
iijuippeu
.Mmn.iinlU
to
fill
.
.
the
-
.
board
for
their
o,ierallon
come
from
lru-
Il0w-
fiih.
-Ph-
ll.
l..nL.
work
ari:,,TSSS:rtl,clly
like
Industrial
eomhine
"u6n
t0
-nsure
adenuale
WTOlrS;
n.T
in
other
rountrie.
with
the
sole
exception
that
a
their
credit
each
boar..
In
1925
of
C39
directors.
313
were
Communists
of
whom
"I"'"!
22S
had
nail
i
themselve
iirinsrn
c
been
uci-l
shareholders
,
.-i.i.t-.
but
I,..,
from
,,,
ii,
the
Male
.
..
per
wnutra
irrwi
.-.,
,nmiltliil
,u
4
lr
Communist
di-
knwi
Urn
private
arsons
can
il
atoH'm-
Jwlor
inrai
wimp
saving
of
....
....n..
ELECTIONS
ACT.'
.rr.
.,i
M..ii.
!,,..
in
the
In
which
change
for
lending
Iheir
money.
concern
The
tmsl
not
only
make
but
elt
,1C
"
employed,
because.
in
spile
of
their
recognition
that
man
kind
in
general
ha
to
be
bribed
by
an
appeal
to
II
personal
in
terest
in
order
to
liiduce
II
lo
do
il
best,
the
party
ha
not
abandoned
the
hope
thai
al
some
future
time
man
will
rise
to
the
level
of
Ihe
ant
and
work
for
the
community.
The
parly
calls
up-
ifi
its
inenfher
to
'prove
this
by
sitlfJ-Baetifice,
No
,Oo
minimis
I
no
mailer
wlial
his
post
maV
earn
more
than
225
roubles
a
mouth
(npproximalely
iriio
a
Ijcar).
There
is
no
limit
to
the
oarnings
of
non-Communist.
A
"Uourgeois"
specialist
may
get
any
salary
Uiat
his
employers
think
that
his
knowledge
Is
worth
to
them.
Thus
In
a
trust
or
a
bank
you
will
find
a
Com
THE
jMAN
IN
THE
MOON
ny:
-
STKYKI
prune
are
all
right
in
a
boarding
house
hut
no'
behind
the
wneel
of
an
auto.
CiIVK
and
take
in
matrimony
mean
give
orders
and
lake
order.
v
TAK11X
all
in
all.
I,lioii.il
say
there
,wns
less
swearing''
''around
an
old
fashioned
ox
cart
Ihan
around
some
of
tlieig
flivvers
one
sees
around
town.
THE
lure
of
the
bright
lights
fa
comes
down
to
the
Congoleum
Cold
Seal
The
whole
question
of
getting
low-priced,
dependable
floor-covering
comes
down
to
getting
rugs
which
hear
the
Gold
Seal.
It's
an
infallible
sign
of
superior
beauty
and
proved
value.
Still
more,
it
is
the
emblem
of
the
outstanding
durability
and
quality
for
which
Congoleum
Qold
Seal
Art-Rugs
have
been
famous
for
many
years.
This
record
of
satisfactory
service
is
without
duplicate
among
labqr-saving
floor-coverings.
And
when
you
become
acquainted
with
the
wearing
qualities
and
convenience
of
tnese
charming,
easy-to-clean
rugs
you
realize
that
the
value
represented
by
the
Gold
Seal
is
well
worth
seeking
out
and
insisting
upon.
Congoleum
Canada
Limited
Montreal.
Quebec
0
Mad
in
Canada
and
the
alluring
dances
of
the
waitresses
-bring
many
an
other-)
wise
good
young
man
to
the
big;
ellie.
fee
them
in
1'rincc
Hu
-j
pert
-
!
KINtl
Ceorge
ha
Jul
brought
1
a
new
hat
and
ha
not
paid
fori
it
and
I
need
one
and
haven"i
the
eash,
so
there
i
a
bond
of
sympathy
between
uj.
TIIOSK
local
householder
who
did
not
make,
a
garden
'
lltix
spring
are
planning
tn
do
it
next
year.
Hope
spring
eternal
m
the
lay
man's
breast.
UNK
of
Ihe
thing
that
won''
get
you
anywhere
is
talking
about
what
you
intend
to
do.
ANOTHKH
tiling
that
doe
no
et
you
very
far
is
erankinji
your'
engine
without
first
pulling
in
Ihe
switch
and
turning
verylMi
the
ga.
POSIIU.Y
you
have
never
quite
realized
what
a
close
af
finity
there
i
between
darkness
and
love.
IT
i
a
good
thin?
a
man
is
known
a
the
head
of
Ihe
houe
for
that
is
all
the
satisfaction
h
uels
nut
of
hi
position.
A
CYNIC
i
a
man
who
ha
lived
about
all
the
experience
there
are
and
does
not
care
t.
'icgin
asain.
ntHTIH
people
are
likely
c
suffer
as
a
result
of
Ihe
strike
The
beer
supply
is
diminishing.
IF
some
of
the
people
whr
live
today
could
hear.
Abe
I.in-
roln
swear
they
wtiutd
nol
be
so
proud
of
the
father
of
some
ot
the
Americans.
r
IS
U
betjajjs'eino,
people
are
so
wicked
(lieiiiselve
that
tlie
like
to
denounce
the
one
whi
has
been
caught.
ORTTINO
to
tho
bottom
of
things
is
well
illustrated
every
week
in-
my
litllo
purse.
TIIK
difference
between
an
American
and
Canadian
it
munist
director
with
a
salary
ofi.
.
.
WSO,
and
several
specialist;
lilaV".
'
"U"
sulionlinnles,
with
salaries
ofi
5"
700
or
1,000,
or
even
more.
These
latter
can
dine
In
restaurants
that
a
Communist
cannot
visit
without
.putting
himself
under
suspicion
of
using
money
that
i
nol
his.
er
of
notional
A
PJU-rrTV
ankle
carries
a
modern
girl
a
long
way.
She
goes,
farther
than
her
girlish
ancestor.
TIIK
shorter
the
sermon,,
lit
larger
the
congregation.
A
rtKAL.
big
fire
in
Ottawa
might
wipe
oul
-
the
national
debt.
T1IKIIF.IS
one
thlnur
I
-know,
tneirjit'.wtii
never
neeion'inr
by
Ihe
eloijuence
of
the
ordin
ary
members
of
Parliament.
TIIK
edilor
says
what
he
likes
about
hi
job
is
he
can
tell,
the
o(her
fellows
what
they
ought
to
do
without
having
jo
do
it
'himself.
Ilishop
K.
M.
Honor,
after
a
brief
trip
lo
Vancouver,
returned
lo
the
cily
on
Ilie
Prince
Charles
Saturday
afternoon.
G01D
SEAL
aitaHANTEE
AffSEACflON
mm
GUARANTY,
vvrrfl
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinda
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONE8
43
and
385
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Kupert
May
8,
1916.
The
derelict
schooner
Yolanti,
which
was
recently
lowed
into
this
port
by
the
Tuladi,
is
to
b-
sold
by
auction
by
J.
II.
McLeod.
collector
of
customs.
'
The
basement
of
F.
M.
Cros-
by'e.
.second
hand
store
wa
slightly
damaged
yesterday
morning
when
an
oil
stov
caused
fire.
A
hand
carved
niltle,
formerly
used
for
ceremonial
purpose-
by
the
Naas
lliver
Indian
was
reeen
Ily
raffled
by
the
Ited
Cros
Society,
iwas
.won
by
Miss
E,
S.
Klippert
Of
MellakaUa.
May
10,
1916.
O.
A.
Woodland
has
received
word
that
his
brother.
T.
I.
Woodland,
who
left
here's
with
Prince
Hiipert's
second
contin
gent,
ha
been
killed
in
action
on
the
western
front.
The
local'
Trades
&
I.abo
Council
has
gone
on
record
as
being
opposed
to
conscription
being
resorted
to
by
the
Cana
dian
government
in
order
t..
raie
troops
ror
overseas
T.
K.
llankln,
Lloyd
Simpson,
Imugald
McDonald
and
J.
W.
Morin
have
arrived
in
the
cily
from
Telegraph
Creek
on
their
Way
to
Vancouver
where
they
will
enlist
for
active
service.
They
are
at
present
staying
al
Ihe
Central
Hotel.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT,
NOTICE
OP
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
LICENCE.
SoTICfc
IS
llfeRlBT
niVF..
that
on
th
15th
day
ot
May
nrl
thr
undrrsirnrd
intend
t
apply
la
the
Liquor
Control
Buard
for
a
IJrenre
In
reaper!
or
the
pitiiile
llni
pari
of
the
buitdinr
known
aa
"Vuren'a
Hotel."
tjtuale
on
Miifii
Street.
Mrlt,
B.C..
and
upon
the
lands
de-airlbed
aa
Lot
S.
Ulork
14,
Map.-DIIA.
Prlnre
nuKrt
Land
nra-tratl.wi
lllnlrlrt.
In
the
I'MvHirc
or
British
Columbia,
for
the
aalu
of
tfr
by
the
a1as
or
by
the!
.ln
bottle
tor
ronsumptlon
on
the
pre
)
llll.l!t,
'
OATfin
at
thr
City
or
Trlnre
Buprrt.
rmvln.fi
nf
Krltlah
(Vilunibla,
thli
ltli
day
ot
am
ii.
a.
n.
m.
MILDRED
UUAS
DUKM.
Appllea&L
PRICE
ysT
Dry
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Men's
Suits,
cleaned
and
pressed
.
.
.
.
..r$2.00
Men's
Suit,
sponged
and
pressed
$1.00
Men's
Pants,
cleaned
and
pressed
...
...
jjl.urt
Men's
Pants,
sponged
and
pressed
...
...
...
50o
Men's
Overcoats,
cleaned
and
preed.
from.
.
2.00
Men's
Overcoats,
sponged.
and
pressed
It
.00
Ladies'
List
Indies'
Suits,
dark
colors
$2.00
Ladies'
Suits,
light
colors
r.n
Ladies
Skirts,
jlark
colors
$1.00
Lndies'
SkirLs,
light
colors
j
.2o
Ladle
$UIrls,
pleated
anil
cleaned
$1.75
Ladies'
Skirts,
pressed
only
$1.00
Ladies'
Skirts,
pleated
1.00
Hoffman
Vacuum
Pressed
Is
Best
DRY
CLEANERS
Phoss
8
Crystal
Firelighters
,
48
Fires
for
$1.00
No
more
chopping
of
kind-linig.
Safe,
simple
and
'economical.
Manufactured
by-
HydeTranster
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
i