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ofage
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original
appearance
gives
them
the
shining
freshness
of
new
shoes.
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Polish
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Brvn-n
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Wednesday,
July
21,
1920.
Boost
your
town
and
the
town
will
boost
you.
Knock
your
town
and
you'll
get
the
knocks
back.
Fishing
Is
Better
Than
Last
Season.
;.Lat
season
fishermen
did
pretty
well
on
the
Skeeua
River
and
-also'
on
the
trolling
grounds.
This
year
trolling
has
not
been
so
good,
but
so
far
the
catch
of
salnrou
Jii
'
the
.Skeeha
exceeds
the
catch
of
last
year.
This
is
particularly
tnie
of
sockeye,
which
are
the
expensive
fish.
On
the
Xaas
River
the
.
spekeye
catch
is.
also
ahead
of
last
year.'
This
means
that
there
should
be
some
money
to
speud
when
the
season
is
over.
The
high
price
of
fish
is"
good
for-the'
community.
-'
Mclvor
Article
Worthy
of
Attention.
The
article
on
the
Prince
RupeVt
elevator
republished
ves
terday
from
the
U.
F.
A.
is
one
of
the
best
advertisements
Prince
Rupert
has
had.
But
more
than
that
it
is
an
indication
of
what
George
Mclvor,
sales
manager
of
the
Wheat
Pool,
thinks
of
St
Una
or
the
interest
he
is
now
taking
in
this
orl.
Those
Prince
Rupert
people
who.did
not
read
the
article
ve
terday
should
do
so
now,
unless
they
fear
to
get
enthusiastic
over
me
possibilities
or
the
port.
Bowser
is
Wise
In
Keeping
Out.
Mr.
Bowser
is
wise
in
keeping'oiit
of
the
constituencies
of
East
Kootenay
and
Comox-Albcrni.
Not
relishing
being
beaten,
the
former
premier
has
a
firm
negative
for
those
who
urge
him
to
place
his
head
in
the
lion's
mouth.'
11
might
be
different
If
uiey
oitereu
mm
a
seat
which
was
reasonably
sure
instead
of
asking
mm
.to
take
up
a
losing
fight.
Tjme
for
Showdown,
Says
Edmonton
Paper.
The
Edmonton
Bulletin,
discussing
freight
rates,
says:
.
"Jerry"
McGeer,
counsel
for
the
government
of
British
Columbia,
wants
the
railway
commission
to
let
hint
prosecute
President
-
Henlty..
Vice-President
Mclnnis
and
Director
Tilley,
of
the
C.
P.
R.,
or
refusing
to
obey
the
order
of
the
comniissiou
to
haul
.
.grain
and
flour
westward
at
the.
same
rate
per
ton
mile
as
grain
and,
floor
are
hauled
eastward.
;.-"JIU,lnP
Ui.at
permission
to
prosecute
rests
with
the
corn-.Tmi.ssuin,
that
body
might
do
worse
than
grant
such
permission
to
Mr.
Mclieer,
pr
aiijhody
elseiwho
nsks
fur
it,
and
in
reference
lt
.these.qr
any
ythcr
officials
of
cither
of
the
offending
railwdv
Pitt
itn
OMiWt
mi,
I
Lnn,i:..A
i.
1'
ii
'
'
.
sh
morcin
the
interests
of
the
public,
it
is
vital
that
we
have
a
shoVrdovn"
on
the
question
of
whether
an
"order"
from
the
commission
is
an
order
or
only
a
request
when
it
calls
on
mi-
liiiwujs
io
uuoiisji
tiiscrinimation
by
cutting
freight
rates.
u
me
i.uiwaj
commission
uas
power
to
enforce
its
orders
ll
;
?'T,9
P1Sm
of
prosecuting
executive
officios
of
Ihe
rail-
ruJ3,
i..Vii.iij
.uu
means'tei
me
prosecution
A"-
proceed
if
iMamU
bom
railway
.executives
m
court.
For
your
health's
sal?eeat
SHREDDED
WHEAT
with
ripe,
red
strawberries
PROTEST
MADE
BY
DELEGATION
Charge
For
NlghUoll"
Collection
Is
Dubbed
Unfair
and
Jlopeal
Asked
of
City
Council
A
delegation
consisting
-of
J.
I,
S
1111
V.
II.
tihortridgti,
James
Black,
Capl.
J.
Morrison,
'rank
Derry,
Hen
Dalgarno,
A.
O.
Cromp
and
V.
L.
Sandison
appeared
before
the
city
council
last
night
iinil
presented
a
petition
signed
by
325
persons'
prplesjiiug
against
Uu
charge
for
niphlsoil
collection
and
asking
for
its
repeal.
After
the
delenu-lion
had
been
heard
and
some
liseussion
had
been
indulged
m
by
members
of
the
council
the
matter
was
referred
lo
the
fi
nance
committee
to
be
dealt
with
next
Friday
night
with
members
of
the
delegation
in
attendance.
J.
J.
Gillis,
the
first
speaker
for
the
delegation,
referred
to
the
petition
against
the
charge
which
had-
been
signed
by
over
.100
persons,
the
whole
field
having
not
even
then
been
cov
ered.
It
was
fell
that
the
chargi
was
not
in
keeping
with
good
judgment
and,
therefore,
it
was
he
in;
protested
against
with
the
request
that
It
be
repealed.
Public
opinion
against
the
charge
he
fell
was
becoming
stronger.
Opposition
was
not
expressed
against
garbage
charge
liccause
it
was
made
generally
all
over
the
city.
As
the
city
as
a
whole
had
paid
for
the
sewerage
system
il
was
felt
thai
il
was
unfair
to
nrakc
a
direct
rharpe
for
nightsoil
collection.
preeendent
was
being
eslab
lished
that
might
lead
to
further
trouble.
Already
residents
of
outlying
sections
bad
enough
(axes
to
pay
without
b
finer
sad
lied
wilh
the
nitfhtsoil
charge.
Refuse
Service
W.
H.
iSliortridfre
read
ami
presented
the
petition
to
the
council.
After
referring
to
the
alleged
unfairness
of
the
nightsoil
charge,
the
petition
staled
that,
if
the
charge
were
en
forced,
a
sewerage
system
would
be
demanded.
Speaking
personally,
Mr.
Short
ridge
stated
that
If
he
were
compelled
to
pay
Uncharge,
he
would
not
take
the
service
hut
would
look
after
the
nconveniencc
himself.
He
rlaimed
thai
the
charge
was
an
injustice
and
stated
that
the
pe
tition
though
not
yet
complete
had
been
signed
by
325
resi
dents.
James
Black
stated
that
the
petition
had
only
been
circulated
in
tsections
2,
if,
7,
and
a.
Many
names
could
have
been
ob
tained
in
Section
t
where
flic
petition
had
not
been
circulate.).
Aid.
Casey
staled
that
the
charcre
complained
of
had
no!
been
conceived
wilh
any
desire
lo
shove
the
burden
on
the
out
lying
sections
of
the
city
bin
rather
as
a
measure
lo
assist
ii
keeping
down
the
rale
of
taxa-
lion.
Further
il
had
been
fell
thai
the
charge
covered
a
per
sonal
fervice.
It
was
a
difficult
matter
to
fly
in
the
face
ol
public
opinion
but
he
did
pot
sic
how
any
relief
could
be
given
this
year
a
this
council
had
already
taken
into
consideration
in
connection
with
the
year?
estimates
the
money
that
woubj
be
derived
from
the
charge.
Ho
did
not
see
how
the
chant)
could
bo
repealed
unless
sonic
pther
practicable
'
means
of
raising
the
money
could
be
de
vised.
The
council
had
jrono
In
to
the
matter
with
its
eyes
open
ami
he
was
willing
lo
take
bis
share
of
responsibility.
He
wail
nnl
Vftl
Sltlli.ftn.1
liAiv.vn.
Il.til
or
to
ran?e
or
permit
them
to
be
enforced,
it
is
high
time
the
H
was
not
a
proper
charge
and
I
uu
I
i)L'ir;ni
in
pvppp
iiu
:..
n.i
j:
i.
.
.
,
if
iu
.
in
ijiui
uwt'ciiim.
i
ripuiii
noi
see
ihm
way
Clear
M
UH-
t'UIMIUISlOtl
IS
OII1V
lmtini'fni
4i
Iiia
..
.
I
.
1
1
m
annnnrl
a
mtintil
nf
M...
t.
ln-
Uuch
Ihe
railways
may
or
may
not
obey
as
they
clino.e.
the
tax-
Did
Mot
Know
p.ijiug
patrons
or
the
railways
might
just
as
well
be
made
wnr
Aid.
Lumen
said
tbat.
as
far
as
he
was
concerned,
il
was
a
question
of
whether
the
charge
was
fair
or
unfair.
When
the
bylaw
passed
Ihe
council
lie
had
understood
thai
Section
I
had
paid
for
Its
own
sewerage
sys
tern
hut
since
he
had
found
that
the
Section
I
sewerage
syslcin
bad
been
paid
for
by
the
(fily
as
a
wholo
which
was
still
pay
ing
for
Interest
and
malnlen
ance.
therefore
he
could
nol
see
that
it
was
fair
for
the
out
lying
district
to
be
chawed
di
'eel
for
nigh.lsoil
collection,
when
(hey
had,
already
paid
a
share
of
the
sewers
Hint
had
been
built.
.Since
so
many
pcopl
were
opposed
to
the
nlhlsoll
charge,
the
Keneral
concensus
tit
opinion
must
be
that
il
was
an
unfair
charge.
Aid.
.los.
Oreer
felt
that
there
were
several
aiiftlos
to
the
question
which
must
be
given
consideration.
This
be
thought
could
best
be
done
by
referring
the
matter
to
the
finance
com-
.van,
daily
NB'tfa
'Wednesday,
jn:
1
mil
tee
1
6
confer
with
the
delega-'
lion
ami
be
so
moved.
Aid.
.1.
Oreer
seconded
Ow
inoiion
thai
the
matter
be
referred
to
the
finance
committee
and
further,
referred
lo
the
fact
that
the
charjfe
mado
the
taxes
of
,pehple
in
Section
0
"
wilhOMl
sewyrape
facilities
hljher
than
those
who
had
such
convenience.
Private
Sewars
Aid.
Brown
fell
that
it
was'
unfortunate
Unit
Aid.
Larson
did
not
have
the
correct
information
at
the
time
Ihe
bylaw-was
paed
especially
when
Aid.
Gaey
had
predicted
at
that
lime
that
it
would
be
an
unpopular
measure.
He
did
no:
see
what
could
be
done
in
the
way
nf
repealing
the
bylaw
as
the
money
in
be
derived
from
il
was
now
beinr
figured
upon
In
connection
with
the
year's
business.
Aid.
Hrowu
further
referred
to
the
many
private
sewers
in
Ihe
jjy
thai
had
coslHh.
people
wbti'lluill
them
q
grea'
deal
of
money.
It
would
not
be
fair
to
tax
them
for
ninlitsoil
collection
as
would
be
done
f
It
were
inefTy
general
taxation
rather
than
by
a
private
charge.
Aid.
Casey
was
opposed
to
the
matter
being
left
to
the
finance
committee.
It
was
up
to
tbe
council
he
fell
lo
make
a
decision
and
il
tniitlit.a
well
deal
with
Ihe
question
richt
now.
After
nonie
further
discussion
It
was
Redded
that
the
f
inane
committee
would
deal
with
Hie
question
anil
the
delegation
was
invited
to
attend
a
meeting
in
the
maypr
office
on
Friday
evening.
THE
HAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
Some
political
candidates
fail
lo
file
their
lists
of
expensed
out
what
would
happen
if
they
had
to
file
a
list
of
the
lies
tney
tell?
When
a
ball
player
wishes
to
Jo
his
best,
he
spends
a
little
time
before
the
game
warming
up.
What
about
some
of
the
stenographer
trying
out
thai
same
stunt?
The
heavens
are
blue
but
Hi
not
heaven'
il
thmilk
people
are
'blue.
If
Ihe
city
council
would
only
supply
the
Insect
powder,
sonn1
of
it
mlhl
be
used
lo
gel
rid
of
the
shirks
on
the
corners.
lo
be
effective
there-
must
some
foundation
to
work
on.
You
may
have
heard
about
the.
man
with
the
chip
on
his
shout
der,
biU
you
may
not
have
heard
about
Hie
man
with
eslerday'
whisker
on
his
chin.
If
you
want
to
pel
that
stony
lare
Iry
asking
somebody
for
n
loan.
They
tell
me
that
a
parly
was
nil
the
l'xtall
Iti'ver
Ihe
oilier
day
and
was
violently
assauft
ed
by
a
mosquito.
After
a
terrific
battle
the
mosquito
wiii
quelled.
.lulth.
:iv
"nuetleil"
i
no
Ihe
:-r&chl
word,
but
vou
auell
a
riot;i4'nf
Jlijs
parJfcnla'r
skeelet
"
VI
"l
tllUlli
it
.IWH'
I
met
a
gir)
the
oilier;
day
whJ
was
neilher.,
a
bbnd(;
or
bru'-nettjpj.i
I
'
ihihk
sheVmust
hap.
been
a
half
breed.
The
oilier
day
I
was
at
coniitiK
out"
parly
and
it
vai
wonderful
how
far
some
of
the
ifirls
came
out.
.
s
c
are
so
happy.
Wn
have
been
told
llial
ignorance
is
bliss
A
lady
went
into
a
hardware
store
Ihe
other
day
and
for
a
can
opener.
Then
she
looked
lo
see
If
I'
had
that
"DEMERS"
Public
Sale
Knitted
All
Wool
Suits
regular
values
to
$22.50;
selling
at
$12.95
Ladies'
Blouses
and
Waists
regular
values
to
$12.00;
selling
at
$1.50
Grade;
Father
Naden,
Maurice
Hiorkley
ami
John
Curne
in
(he
Junior
grade,
and
Marwaret
Mc-
Coll,
MayMIe
French,
Fred
Ste
phen.
.Marguerite
Kilpatrick.
Hnyuiond
Fisher,
Arthur
llramley,
.Margaret
Morgan,
Arthur
Morrow.
Yerno
Toomire.
Alex.
Itix.
Itieii-
ard
Pillsbury.
Grace
Tover,
Geo.
fbaw,
Martraret
Allen
and
Jack
Xaden
in
the
preliminary
course.
Severn!
local
business
men
are1
planum?
a
ten
day
outing
for
looal
boys
on
Tugwell
Island.
Ilev.
W.
W.
Wmht
is
to
be
In:
Hiarfie
of
the
party.
.
11.
Love,
father
of
the
I)ve
brothers,
arrived
in
the
city
yes
terday
from
Prince
Kdwurd
Is-;
land.
One
old
acquaintance
he
nd
lbutnet
wtis
II.
M.
Hig.
of
MeBride
Street,
who
was
hi
sclmot
mate
in
Charlottetnwn
and
whom
lie
had
not
seen
for
42
years.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
j
W.
S.
Harris,
.New
llaiellon:.
In
onlfr
for
a
beauty
parlotlti.
bamn,
J.
Hardeon
and
It.
Hob
llnsrers
will
go
lo
his
ro
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlnc
Rupert
July
21,
1918
llesiiljs
of
High
.Hchool
exam-
Y.
Oirntsh,
Anyot;
llev.
A.
.
It.
Ashley,
Slewail
:
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
A.
Hendersou.
Ivlinoiiton
:
i.
A
(Iraham
and
I..
West,
Seattle;
Mr.
and
Mr.
Hans
Sorenson.
Ketchikan:
It.
Booth.
;.
W.
Bur
ton
and
II.
Burnell,
Vancouver:
S.
It.
iKniabNon,
Balmoral:
I
llorjr,
I.oftan
Inlet;
Mrs.
An
drews
and
.
Mrs.
He
Bueif.
Tlell:
B.
D.
Coulure
and
It.
A.
Ogilvle.
Queen
Charlntle
City.
Central
It.
(irifrilh,
I.
Brain
and
It
Johnson,
H.M.S.
Curlew.
A
Telling
Speech
"Well.
Was
my
speech
to
yout
liking,
I'al
asked
the
speaker
at
Hie
finish'
of
ah
oration.
"Suro.'-ilfwas
it
grand
sieechr
declared..i,at.
"Wastllere
any
pari
of
.
u
more
i'luin
another
that
seemed
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fibred
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fhatynii
ask
me
I
II
lell
j
j.n,"
responded
the
Irishman.
.
"What
took
hold
of
me
most;
sir.
was
vour
nerse
vcranrft
"the
way
y
went
over
the
ame
thing
again
and
airain!'
J
WATtH
NOTIOC
DIrlon
and
Uu.
TAkr.
SMTICK
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Slanclarcl
MIim
Cnr.
(Miriiinii,
whuse
'l(lrp
ii
it
lender
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c.
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apply
ror
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lake
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line
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day
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of
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from
tlx-
tn-ani
at
a
point
ahonl
two
rnlls
up
Third
.North
I'ork
from
ll
mouth
and
will
little
Iwlstle
thin
on
Ihe
back'SCKf,
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and
would
not
buy
any
exceotl
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or
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liuildinr.
Vlrlnrla,
It.
i:.,
wiihin
Slated
for
the
governorship
.Uf.thinr
daya
arti-r
tho
flml
appraranre
of
Manitoba.
Won't
that
be
tam;f
uner
manairing
a
section
or
llie
"SVJ.vKn1.!'
STAMlAtlD
rv2i
Conservative
parly.
1I,E9
COIIMIHATIO?!,
LAND
SOT.
'Pin
Notlca
ef
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
'
in
I'rtnr
impm
Land
IWordinr
Oniric!
or
rrlnrn
"
liiiprrl,
and
illuale
at
Marlt,
B.C.
TAKK
NOTICE
that
F.umii
II.
Simp.
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n-ii
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III
IipikU
trt
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for
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of
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n.
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1
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has
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11
jiiui
tfrly
HO
n-flT
ih.nra
nurthiTly
1,000
111
1
ne
ri'n
kit
iimiie,
niiiiiurinu
irn
m
immii
m
tiiiMiiiriirriiirni,
ana
ran
IMINbury.
Phyllis
Jenns
and
Ar-
",n,n'
"t'
itbur
Manson
in
the
Intermediate
are
or
Iraa.
tUOF.NE
II.
Dated
;ud
S,
Kit.
SIMPSON.
Applicant.
SEND
IT
TO
THE
LAUNDRY
-:-
-:
ALL
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
liirludiiig
three
distinct
service
for
Family
t
a
SOFT
FINISH,
THHIF-T-SERVICE
and
WET
WASH
at
mud
renMiiinlde
prices.
DRY
CLEANING,
PRESSING
AND
REPAIRING
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phono
118
and
we
w
si
do
Mie
rest
Circus
in
town
THE
TWISTUM
CIRCUS
NOW
8HOWINQ
Elephants,
Lloiu,
Tigers,
Bears,
Giraffes,
Wolvei,
Eu.
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
The
Newest
Thing
in
Toy
Durable
ami
o
h
If
not
abused,
will
al
for
venrs.
Bull
Dog,
Wolf,
ltnbl.it,
Big.
Bear,
ea.-h
.
$1
Lions
mid
Tigers,
each
$IJJ
Wampus
liils,
each
$1.85
and
$1
Klephauts
and
tlatnc,
each
Dinosaurs,
each
Oiraffes,
each
Ormes
Ltd.
The
JtHXAI.Ii
HTtHlli
Avenue
and
0th
Street
J
1i5
93.00
The
PIONKF.H
DIM
'fif.IsT-S
Phones
82
and
2M
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
We
have
the
most
complcto
stock
of
tnitn
dimensions,
shjplap,
fir
finish,
flooring,
V
joint
veneers,
etc.,
In
Northern
B.fi.
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
foundation
to
the
last
ploce
of
finish.
Before
buying
inspect
our
slock.
II
will
pay
you,
0"'
prices
are
right,
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
118
and
117
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
OVEN
THERMOMETERS
ALARM
CLOCKS,
from
$3.00
to
M-'1
POCKET
BEN
WATCHES
$2.00
8CI8SORS,
In
assorted
slios
35o
to
Sl-N
Phone
101
255
3rd
Av-