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Saturday,
August
27,
1927
PREMIER
JlacLEAN
IS
PLEASED
No
wonder
Premier
MacLean
is
pleased
over
the
result
of
the
New
Westminster
election.
It
seemed
to
be
rather
generally
'expected
that
the
Liberal
candidate
would
win
but
that
he
would
beat
his
opponent
by
close
to
a
thousand
votes
was
an
unexpected
result
When
it
is
considered
that
the
chief
cry
of
the
Conservatives
was
that
since
Oliver
was
gone
the
Liberal
Government
was
disintegrating,
it
must
be
more
than
satisfactory
to
the
new
leader
to
know
that
the
electors
of
that
constituency,
a
central
one
and
prominent,
is
backing
him
and
is
willing
to
give
him
a
chance
to
work
out
his
policies.
We
join
with
hundreds
of
others
In
congratulating
Uritish
Columbia's
premier
on
his
first
victory.
The
New
Westminster
election
is
over,
and
the
country
is
safe.
That
will
give
us
an
opportunity
to
get
back
to
work
and
forget
politics
for
a
time.
A
skirt
is
one
of
those
things
the
length
of
which
is
less
than
the
width.
SYMPATHY
WITH
XIW
cr-ivrt
British
Columbia
Wnl
will
f
.
one
of
the
other
maritime
provinces
of
Canada.
The
far
west
and
tl
ft
i.7
common.
When
the
elements
wage
war
"'
fimnuiiuy
01
me
vuantic
coast
we
must
think
what
-
.t
Hieam
l0
us
10
ue
similarly
stricken.
The
apple
orchards
of
the
Annapolis
valley,
the
pride
of
the
province,
have
lost
heavily
and
everywhere
damage-
has
been
done
which
it
is
'difficult
to
repair.
It
Is
a
Canadian
province
that
has
been
injured
and
we
-
ui
vAimuu,
100.
Every
man
would
like
to
be
a
millionaire
but
he
hates
to
go
through
the
process
that
would
make
him
wealthy.
Intuition
is
all
right
as-
long
as
central
dooa
not
use
it
in
guessing
which
number
it
is
you
want.
CONSERVATIVE
LEADERSHIP
lfB.
I
5owt,ook
lLf
,the
leadership
of
the
Conservative
party
.es
between
Hugh
Guthrie
and
R.
R.
Bennett,
with
the
odds
strongly
In
favor
of
the
man
on
the
job.
Guthrie
was
a
Liberal
until
a.few
years
ago
and
he
left
them
over
the
question
of
censctfption.
He
rniLTf,
h,m,8lrong
Liberal
tendencies
and
on
that
account
many
died-in-the-wool
Conservatives
object
to
his
leadership.
He
does
not
stand
in
very
well
with
Quebec
delegates
because
he
refuses
!lnM
S
"If11
48U,0rt
from
that
rrovince
but
would
instead
in
n
nStl
British
Columbia,
Z
n,
tiPra,i,rieS-
federally
A,,rcad3:
Conservatives
are
strong
speaking,
and
the
temporary
leader
ZlhfVJ
rXln-in-K
that
trenth
eastward
to
the
boundaries
of
Ir4Guth"e
18
an
0,d
cPa8ner.
having
been
first
elected
in
to
thejlouse
u
twenty-seven
years
ago.
,Th.e
c,hief
obtion
to
Mr.
Bennett
is
his
railway
policy.
He
1
IS
said
to
favor
Union
of
the
Cnn.irlinn
V.ntl.l
,hi.
.1.
nL,
s
ep
which
would
be
bitterly
opposed
by
many
members
of
his
party
Jle
la
a
rich
man
and
as
such
is
rather
under
suspicion.
He
is
said
to
favor
a
strong
policy
of
imperialism
and
has
little
sympathy
with
b15iSB
i"
tn,?'emenJt
,of
recent
He
would
go
strong
on
Uritish
Immigration
and
is
a
strong
protectionist.
Just
about
one
more
week
and
the
children
will
be
happily
back
at
their
schools
once
more.
The
really
pleasant
thing
about
holidays
is
getting
back
to
work
after
they
are
over.
(?)
Back
was
so
Weak
Could
not
Turn
in
Bed
A
study
of
symptoms
enabled
this
lady
to
obtain
complete
relief
from
Kidney
troubles.
rexrtf-nenr
"irnenc
lef'
1
1
I
tyrcryr".
uw
a
irmaruDie
Khih
Uh
t
..j
1
i
Nrith..
Chase's
Kidney-Iirer
Pills.
.w
in
uiuuue
action
on
both
the
liver
and
Iridneyi
these
puis
frequently
relieve
complicated
ailment
which
puixle
the
family
doctor.
This
point
is
well
illustrated
In
this
ease.
Mrs.
Passia
Landry,
Gradeville,
Wchroond
Co.,
N.S
writes
"After
the
birth
of
my
first
child,
mvfbaek
was
very
weak
and
kept
t-enine
worse,
until
it
was
so
bad
that
I
could
not
turn
in
my
bed
without
help.
I
consulted
five
doctors,
but
to
no
a
rail.
One
day
a
Mead
cva
me
Dr.
Chaae's
Almanac,
in
which
I
read
of
cases
similar
to
mine
beine
successfully
relieved
by
the
use
of
K.
&
L.
Pilfs
and
started
to
Uke
them.
I
was
so
broken
down
and
deptpseed
.that
I
flt
r
id
the
Dfn
pills
11
I
t0
Uvf
tut
after
fckin
betan
feeling
very
much
better
and
kept
on
takinj;
them
until
I
had
obtained
thorouth
relief.
T
would
not
now
be
without
them
and
always
keep
a,
full
supply
of
all
Dr.
lhaae
s
Mdianes
on
hand,
as
In
a
small
eountrv
nlarw
4r
r..
extremely
difficult
to
get
a
doctor
in
ease
of
need,
Dr.
Chase's
Medicines
icu
Eucccesiuuv
nil
the
raD."
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
PilU
Cta.
CU.
ner
hnr
box,
all
all
4.
lnM
mi.
85
Dr.
A.
W.
Chase
Medicine
r.,
J
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Toronto.
r-
Canada.
j.
'
Limited.
HUGE
LIQUOR
GETTING
OIL
;
MELON
SPLIT
FROM
COAL
.Municipalities
Profit
From
Hie
liijT
Murine
of
Government
.
..for
Six
Month
Ending
March
31
Tfc
distribution
of
autjea
to
u
sstnilrtiwl
MUtorttm.
by
the
provincial,
fovreaaatnt.
hmukbii
of
btcd
1
waa
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w.
mi
b;
(u
Um
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w
tar
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liquor
ofaOral
m
taaNgOMted.
wi
aquor
prouie
wr
B
six
mm
Hiding
Uafrn
SI
amounted
to
II
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wfclsto
lu
bcoa
lMd
as
foRwws
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TRIBUTETO
NEWSPAPERS
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Add
resses
Them
at
Luncheon
in
WINK1PEO.
Aug.
37
Speaking
to
the
mM
newspaper
society
at
a
luncheon
tendered
them
In
the
Fort
Garry
Hotel
by
-the
Winnipeg
Press
Club,
sir
Henrv
Thornton,
President
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
paid
high
tribute
to
ine
integrity
and
broadmlndedneaa
of
the
Canadian
newspaper
fraternltv.
-
it
has
been
my
misfortune."
it
ted
Sir
Henry,
to
have
occupied
a
degree
of
public
attention
since
I
came
to
Canada.
On
some
things,
naturally,
the
news
papers
ol
Canada
hsve
not
always
seen
eye
to
eye
with
me,
but
this
I
can
say,
unreservedly,
for
the
newspaper
Dress
of
Canada,
never
have
I
been
given
any-
tning
out
fair
play
and
honest
dealing
by
the
newspapers
of
this
country.
I
hsve
had
an
opportunity
to
studv
the
pubUe
press
of
a
number
of
countries.
It
Is
my
honest
opinion
that
no
ecuntry
has
a
more
courageous,
a
clean
er,
a
Hirer,
more
honest
Dresa
than
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
Founded
upon
a
solid
base
by
men
of
wisdom,
honor
and
spirit
the
newspaper
profession
of
uansaa
is
being
carried
on
today
by
men
and
women
who
are
a
credit
to
their
profession
and
to
the
Dominion
against
whom
no
whisper
of
Infamy
or
scandal
can
be
raised
and
who
.
are
worthy
stewards
of
publlo
thought
In
'this-country.
As
long
as
Canada
can
recruit
to
Its
Joumaslstlc
ranks
men
and
women
like
this,
all
that
pertains
to
what
is
highest,
in
the
national
Ufe
of
this
Dominion
will
be
In
safe
hands."
EASTERN
APPLE
CROP
INJURED
OTTAWA,
Aug.
26.
Early
prospects
for
a
heavy
commercial
apple
crop
haye
been
materially
reduced
In
the
Eastern
fruit
provinces
owing
to
continued
un-fsvorable
weather
conditions
which
have
caused
the
rapid
development
of
scab
snd
insect
Injuries,
according
to
a
crop
report
issued
by
the
Dominion
PruK
Branch.
On
the
other
hand
conditions
have
been
more
favorable
In
Britlih
Columbia
since
the
middle
of
July
when
the
weather
turned
w.rm
and
having
sufficient
Irrigation
water
the
early
estimate
Is
expected
to
be
maintained.
Although
fh.
,rr,
w.
Jfcotia.
Quebec
nd
Ontario
has
been
.utea,
u
s
ohsiiitwsna
-80
mhamhm
reduced.
It
still
shows
last
year,
while
British
Columbia
Is
about
per
cent
less
than
the
heavy
crop
of
1928.
Present
prospects
Indicate
a
com-1
merclal
crop
of
loo
s
YiT
rent
svs.
o
099.000
barrels,
compared
with
2,984,230
in
1928.
and
90
per
cent
of
a
five-year
averae-e
of
nmoni
.
The
cron
fa
4i.u......a
...
uiuiiKu
as
ioiiows:
British
Columbia.
1.049.000
barrels;
Ontario.
650.000:
Quebec.
120.000;
New
?"wlck
30.000.
and
Nova
Bcotla.
1,-
yociirnauy
,
otfnir
is
SOT
tiu
Journal
I
itrl
rapart
vhe
la
rJo-ily
h
certrojenit
:
ii
Hm
Mt
le
tela
imuMctioe
4th
a
aama
'--
aract
fiaaataa
planta
far
tfee
em-tractloa
of
a
and
lubricating
oUa
(roM
ear
caai.
t.ich
voaM
laa
a
f
Maji
hwtiac
valaa.
HaN
coal,
be
aeae.
cr
not
later
aha
ta4
bia
a
woctatoa,
vi
that
of
which
ha
uch
enonaaaa
avpaiiaa
la
Albans
oa.
m
sweto.-na
wtiham
eea
fr
not
aaij
uaaaea
He
the
whole
Brtuaa
aa-Fife
1H
be
tree
of
oeaeeeenee
on
oil
team
farelaa
aeaeee
aa
a
malt
ef
the
protaana
that
have
recently
oeaa
fier-
AttaajUan
aaa
aiiaaey
beta
paU
te
theae
bf
Arbeftana.
hat
apaareatle
ae
lalaf
Hke
ai
mairh
aa
thajr
rttm.
If
the
hapea
that
are
bald
out
are
real
ised.
It
wW
meaa
an
laaemaui
aiaaa-
ataa
at
ear
ofcal
minlnc
UMraatry.
The
raaotta
ef
thh)
expert
'
elan
warrant
cartful
wateasag.
No
doubt
be
will
came
weat
to
tae
pravlaee,
whaiw
Oaa-
ada
chtef
wealth
in
coal
He,
and
we
thou
Id
then
learn
more
about
the
plant
that
eoncecn
ua
to
auch
an
extent.
Man
in
the
Moon
A
NEW
hat
la
like
tronf
liquor
to
wcaaaa.
It
gnea
right
to
her
bead.
THE
ohW
ebleetlon
to
a
radio
eet
U
the
kaM
epeacer
wbea
atatle
la
had.
PEOPLE
moat
be
tarribl
had
eea-
aieerUK
the
atunber
of
laws
rroulird
to
keep
than
half
deeeat.
THE
first
week
or
two
of
Use
school
year
ahxmM
be
denoted
to
gtrlag
la-tructtasi
to
the
parrot.
Tbea
it
mbjht
be
eaaja
training
the
children.
A
J1ANH
juat
about
as
old
as
bis.
walat
rneaaut
Indicates.
NOW
tfcrre
r
two
eiectlea
to
think
about
bealdea
the
one
In
BC.
There
ts
the
cue
IB
watch
A!
Smith
is
ready
to
meet
an
toman
and
the
one
In
which
President
Coasnve
u
calling
their
blu3.
WHAT
we
all
need
Is
exercise.
Who
is
there
among
us
who
has
seen
a
fat
tongue?
ONE
of
the
prairie
Jibes
Is
that
Uie
women's
new
baits,
look
Mke
a
cross
between
a
blrd'e
.neet
and
a
two
quart
dipper.
THERE'S
ROlne
to
be
much
skitter
in
thin
Ice.
The
Oonservstlre
m.
ventlon
st
Winnipeg
Is
to
be
held
In
a
I
skating
rink.
Possibly
It
will
be
a
;
frost.
THE
worst
sin
In
the
world
Is
that
of
being
found
out.
MONET
Is
very
effective.
It
can
even
make
grizcley
hair
a
beautiful
auburn.
I
wish
I
had
plenty
of
money
And
could
do
as
I
liked,
she
ssld
The
very
first
thing
I'd
tackle
Would
be
changing
my
hair
to
red.
SEARCHLIGHT
DISPLAY
INTERESTING
FEATURE
Work
of
Four
Wonilrrful
Ilrliln
from
H.M.N.
miomlio
Srn
from
All
Parts
of
city
Not
the
least
Interesting
feature
of
00
yfr-KK&V
display
from
tK.
mil.,
i.
-Jt'i
-S-riir
-ill
jngiib
wuwn
.jkrs
seen
frdm
all
parts
of
the
cltv.
Fnr
'Vhniit
half
an
hour
after
9
o'clock,
four
'of
the
shlp-s
powerful
lights
ulsved
their
rays
from
horizon
to
horizon
snd
Into
the
skles.(
Hills
and
mountains
were
thrown
Into
bold
relief
and
the
clouds
in
the
sky
were
made
as
vivid
u
in
the
broad
light
of
day.
It
was
a
con
crete
revelation
of
how
difficult
escape
ouia
oe
from
those
wonderful
though
srtlflcisl
eyes
of
the
senior
service.
ca
trom
Hainy
July
fUKlULK
r.K.
Kti
UtNli
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Alder
entertained
at
bridge
on
Monday
evening
at
their
home.
"Cralgellachle."
Victoria.
on
Hampshire
Road,
the
occasion
being
their
wedding
annlveraary.
The
guests
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Owen
Smith.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
D.
McParlane,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
J.
McNlven.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Smith.
Madame
Caudet.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Oreenwsy.
Miss
E.
Clearlhue.
Mrs.
Arthur
Nixon,
Mr
and
Mra.
C.
B.
Jameson.
Mm.
J
Savannah.
Miss
Betty
Savannah,
Earned
forth
fragrant
creamy
'
lather
Best
foryou
and
8
a
by
ioo.n
aaiun
Get
Your
Ford
Service
Where
You
Buy
Your
Ford
Car
There
are
several
reasons
for
this.
We
wish
first
to
give
you
the
benefit
of
the
services
of
mechanics
who
know
Ford
cars
thoroughly.
Then,
because
Ford
service
is
standardized
and
regulated
by
the
Ford
Motor
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
prices
are
uniform
and
fair.
None
but
genuine
Ford
parts
are
supplied
when
replacements
are
necessary.
We
are
interested
in
your
Ford
car
and
its
satisfactory
operation.
When
you
drive
into
our
Ford
service
station
you
can
be
sure
of
receiving
prompt,
courteous
treatment
from
men
who
know
their
business.
Ford
service
does
not
always
carry
a
price
yet
the
advice
and
suggestions
given
arc
valuable.
It
is
more
economical
to
have
your
authorized
Ford
dealer
take
care
of
your
service
3rd
Ave.
K.
Genuine
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
B.
Bins.
Mr.
and
Ura.
H.
T.
Bishop.
Col.
F.
J.
A.
and
Madame
Demera.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
II.
Topp,
Mm.
P.
T.
Cliff.
Mtas
Anne
Cliff.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Baker.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Sar-gison.
Mrs.
W.
Humahre.
Mr.
and
Mn.
Uelntosh,
Mrs.
Crimp,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
cyru
fencer
and
Mrs.
a.
Meggs.
"Where
do
you
bathe?"
"In
the
spring."
"I
didn't
stk
you
when,
you
where."
Voo
Doo.
I
asked
DEPARTMENT
OF
I'UHLIC
WORKS
NOTICE
TO
COVTIMCTOKH
MMTIIKItS
moil
SCHOOL
fiPAt.Fn
TVHnrna
j
.
.
for
8m
thm
Jlloh
n.k
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ceived
b,
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noon
of
Wednesdsy
the
Ittn
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or
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High
School
"o"
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electoral
Dls-
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b.c
.
Spee'on.
Contract,
and
n2".m1
"
on
and
alter
tn
79nr1
Httv
Af
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.
.
....
and
ftirth.r
inti.n
'
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Sf.?S.7'nt
!
Put,1.lc
Work.
Parliament
ai
wie
louowtng
offices
aovernment
Agent,
Vancouver.
Smither
and
Prince
Hupert.
.Si2K?f.
pIi1-
,Pcc1ctlons.
etc
.
nirbi?lntd
,ro.m
e
IPrtment
on
payment
rt,a
deposit
of
llo.OO
which
will
be
refunded
on
return
of
the
P
ol2ns
etc..
in
good
condition
'
T
Out
ttw
rv.
Public
Works
Engineer
UU11L
worxs.
Parliament
..
Bldgs..
Vlctorls.
B.C.
WATER
NOTICE
IJIVKIIHION
AMI
ISE
TAKP!
VrtTTr
u-"
,
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
is?
1
cubic
foot
per
second
of
ouT
water
"
l
of
or
unnamed
itraam
.Ki.k
r
'
ZT
Ziir
"
"
"
southeast
of
i
northeast
corner
post
of
Lot
102
The
j
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
street
at
a
point
about
200
yards
from
thl
I
mouth
of
the
river
and
will
be
ud
fo?
fish,
cannery
and
domestic
wwposil
upon
the
lsnds
spplled
for.
being
PDor!
tlon
of
Lot
102.
Range
5,
CoasY
oLrtct
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
erounfi
on
the
25th
dsy
ofjune.
1027
A
codt
of
thU
notice
snd
sn
appllcaiion
SuPr!
.
"
Vur'
suant
thereto
ami
iv,.
Jill
be
flled"ln-the
of
f
ofThe
VaSr
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
B
e
Oblet-tlons
to
the
application
may
be
filed
with
the
said
Water
Recorded
or
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Rights
Par.
i'enL
Bulla'n.
Victoria,
B.C..
within
th
rty
days
after
the
first
appearance
of
thU
notice
in
a
local
MtS0
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
notice
is
August
4.
1927.
II.
CUNNINGHAM,
Applicant.
S.
K.
PAR
KICK,
LTD.
Ford
Sales
and
Service
Phone
8.'1
Parts
Sold
by
5,000
Authorized
Dealers
and
Service
Stations
IENT
QUITS
for
ever
BUY
AT
LESS
THAN
COST
!
hit
t.
NOW!
Canadian
National
CTJic
Largefl
Railway
Syfltm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
For
Alterations
in
Coast
Steamship
Service
see
news
item
in
this
paper
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
I'KINCK
lll'PERT
,.,.
Ill
1
1.
V
EXCEPT
SUNDAY
at
I1J10
a.m.
for
PRINCE
ISEOR0F.
rn'"
TON.
IVINMPKii,
m
points
Ustrrn
Canada,
t'nlled
l",.
JASPER
PARK
I.OIIOE
OPEN
MAY
II
TO
SI.PTEMI""
'I'
SEE
CANADA
I.N
CANADA'S
JI'HII.EE
YEAR
1MT
AOENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
nronn.
Use
Canadian
Nallonal
Etpreiis
fur
Money
Orders,
Eorrlrn
i
1
etc.
alto
ror
your
neit
ahiiment.
m
CITY
TICKET
Oi
l
ICE.
S2
TIIIIID
AVE,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
r4"
61
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,
Hard
ware
Co.
Telephone
3