1.4
to
faoe
rotnt
Neglected
.
Eyes'
NEGLECT
Is
doubtless
the
cause
of
most
of
the
ills
that
afflict
humanity.
This
Is
so
selftTident
that
it'
seemV
hardly
jiectssary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
riving
trouble,'
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
In
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
Is
the
most
inexcusable.
DONT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
I
Room
3
Smith
Block
fhone
763
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summer
Yget
in
your'
WILL
SOON
BE
COAL
F09
THE
,GONE!-V
1C0LD
GRV
5.
The
Fall
months
are
falling
behind
and
you'll
have
Winter
on
before
you
know
it
Join
the
"don't
worry"
club
today
and
get
your
bin
filled
right
away.
Our
slate-free
coal
will
give
you
a
care-free
Winter.
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and
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and
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Phone
63
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Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
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or
Motor
Service.
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and
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Specialize
in
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and
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DENTIST
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
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as
vww
.
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and
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223
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-
treet
VOTE
FO
'
WWO'lL
10CK
iS''V
LORD
CECIL
EXPLAINS
WHY
DISARMAMENT
AND
FURTHER
ARBITRATION
TREATIES
NEEDED
(continued
frotu
pace
onri
consider.
It
tea
kmc
tm
a
common
-
lace
of
ur
polities
that
peace
:
thp
greatest
of
British
interests
That
h
bn
true
In
the
paM
It
u
itill
mure
true
now.
A
hundred
years
ago
it
was
plauelele
at
any
rate
to
alnt
"Stule
Britannia"
ami
declare
that
Britain
needed
no
bulwarks.
The
ata
warn
then
a
very
perfect
defence
a
ton-
aa
w
had
the
mattery
of
tt
But
htat
la
no
longer
the
case.
In
the
f.rst
place
there
is
our
food
supply,
of
wuich
we
heard
so
much
in
the
three-Power
Oonferenee
at
Geneva
There
air
also
our
textUe
Industrie,
ail
dependent
or.
Imported
wool
and
cotton.
Above
all
we
have
area
ted
by
the
skill
and
energy
of
our
people
an
Immense
and
ela
borate
system
of
credit
on
whssh
our
prosperity
and
almost
our
life
depead
The
late
war
gave
It
a
great
shock
from
which
we
have
not
yet
recovered.
Another
war
would
almost
certainly
destroy
It.
Besides
these
Indirect
dan
gers
which
threaten
Us.
wr
are
now
exopeed
for
the
first
time
in
our
his
tory
to
the
direct
attack
by
air
against
which
there
Is
-no
real
defence
except
oounter-aRack.
It
is
therefore
es
sential
that
we
should
reallce
that
our
position
la
far
more
vulnerable
than
It
used
to
be.
and
that
our
inetrest
In
peace
la
consequently
far
greater,
t
Hear.
hear).
THE
ECONOMIC
FACTOR
Compared
with
the
reasona
with
which
I
have
been
dealing
that
of
national
economy
Is
perhaps
of
Mas
Hn
portance.
But
it
la
one
which
comes
home
to
us
In
our
individual
capacities
with
even
greater
clearness
than
the
others.
Do
not
Jet
us
forget
that
out
of
every
pound
of
taxation
we
pay
Ms.
is
due
to
past
wars
or
the
preparation
tor
future
wars.
Eleven
shillings
of
that
(pensions
and
payment
of
debt)
have
been
already
Incurred
Three
shillings
more,
or
one
third
or
what
may
be
called
our
curre
t
liabilities,
are
due
to
the
fighting
rfuK-fs
And.
indeed,
that
Is
rather
an
under-statement.
be-
j
cause
of
the
remaining
6s.
a
certain
Titri
UAiLi
NRWS
,
i
.i
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
f
crrv
isrecob
mow
poucc
an
tt
kOuT
mmo
or
B4TTM
Hoat-
C,OfJN
Right-just
LOOK
AT
TM.K
COMOlTlOM
'
W
I
aaaaassssssaaasssIM--'
j
MKTTll
MATTijyy'
'
f'
f
J
4
For
Drtighral
Treotl
WRIGLEY'S
NIPS
Delicious
after
smoking
svveetens
the
breath,
soothes
the
throat
and
makes
the
next
smoke
better.
The
Qenuinc
are
Quaranteed!
t.",1Vul'!
c"'ura
Cold
Seal
Rus
bt
this
Id
Seal
onth
surfacs
as
your
uiHoadltioaal
,uaranlr
SatUlactloa
and
your
iwitiTeiaUurance
d
tba
best
vulue
your
money
ua
bur.
It
is
to
your
ima
Intci-Mts
is
laklt
oa
uxiai
lb
Cold
Seal
wi
lbs
rugs
you
buy.
Concoleum
Canada
Limited,
Montrevl
borate!
portion
goes
to
administrative
expenditure
on
the
fighting
departments
beyond
the
actual
oust
of
the
army,
toe
nary,
and
the
Air
Force.
This
u
a
terrible
burden,
far
greater
than
any
other
country
in
the
world
la
beafttaf,
at
the
present
time
at
any
rate
In
pounds,
shilling,
and
pence.
It
la
without
doubt
this
burden
of
taxation
that
is
the
principal
factor
in
Impeding
our
financial
recovery
and
in
causing
the
great
mass
of
unemployment
that
exists.
Nor
must
it
be
forgotten
that
the
present
moment
we
are
spend-on
our
armaments
actually
a
larger
tujb.
even
allowing
for'
the
difference
in
the
vahie
of
money,
than
we
were
In
1914.
though
there
Is
no
fleet
In
European
waters
which
can
In
any
way
compare
with
the
foreign
fleets
that
existed
before
the
wsr.
Indeed,
putting
ild
Russia,
where
accurate
lnforma-.
lor.
'Is
unattainable,
we
are
the
only
European
Great
Power
whoee
expenditure
on
armaments
Is
larger
than
it
was
in
ill
In
my
judgment
that
tarftble
burden
of
mjmMi
is
greater
than
we
can
'ar.
aad
apart
from
all
other
Interna-.onal
cons
.lTtlosia
It
Is
eatr
duty
to
.
.mi:usb
tir
M
of
our
fighting
ser-t.
We
do
that,
and
In
the
.
:.K11
ot
tO
ST'
i.e
i
A
Host
of
sVt'cVo
iiH.iv
people
we
cannot
do
i-r.t:
extent
unless
other
-.:c
wrrtr
The
ease
tbere-.,:.ii..iik
ui
by
taternaUonal
upearit
to
me
to
be
aom-
pltte
and
I
hear
with
aome
ImpaUeiMe
jrsument-
-nd
difficulties
raised
based
a
the
icnioif
possibility
of
some
tut-we
risk
it
wr
do
this.
that,
or
the
'tber.
when
the
present
dangers
that
actually
tnrraten
us
are
so
nverwheiiu--rag.
(Cn
:
Mil
AT
CAN
HE
l)
What.
hen.
can
we
do?
It
la
no
use
merely
saying
that
we
think
a
reduction
ot
armaments
by
International
agreement
is
in
Itwif
desirable
What
ateps
can
we
take
to
secure
it?
In
the
first
place
and
quite
obviously,
we
ought
to
support
in
every
way
we
cart
efforts
which
are
Ui
course
of
being
made
by
what
is
called
the
Preparatory
Oonuntsston
of
the
League
of
Nations,
mat
body
is
engaged
In
drawing
up
'.he
principles
on
which
general
dla-tssnament
might
take
place,
and
I
think
we
should
urge
on
ot&
Government
the
necessity
of
unequivocal
support
of
what
la
there
being
tried.
What'
rto
I
mean
by
unequivocal?
I
mean
tuat
we
are
net
to
allow
technical
pre-Httticea
or
traditional
feelings
to
inter,
fee
wKh
the
success
of
those
efferta.
I
Cheers).
There
are
many
people
who
vein
f
regard
International
negotiation
aa
n
opportunity
for
this
country
to
assert,
what
It
desires,
and
for
other
countries
to
conform,
(Laughter
l
That
not
fee
way
in
whleh
negotiated
agreementa
can
be
secured.
And
If
we
j
really
an
genuinely
desire
agreement
we
must,
not
enter
on
the
negotiations
I
n
any
such
spirit
as
that.
j
ATTITt'HK
TO
AKKITItATION
Next
we
must
realise
that
If
we
are
to
obtain
any
genuine
reduction
and
limitation
of
armaments
It
must
be
because
we
can
convince
the
nations
of
the
world
that
auch
a
reduction
will
not
imperil
their
national
existence
In
other
words,
we
have
got
to
increase
BRIGHTEN
YOUR
HOMX
AT
LITTLE
EXPENSE
CtjJdHtnl
Kuf
Hi
SEAL
HIJGS
Iff
COLD
SEAL
I
I"
fc2T
Hi
ClVMNTrr.
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:
.
.
.
,
,
Uyc.-rt.r-rm-f.i..,.Tr.
Ill
"l-'
esvutirKMirsMK
iff
'
i
j
t"n
rj&
1,1
beautiful
batterns
at
astonishingly
low
prices
Charrnlifg
rooini
are
possible
.
.
.
etn
l(h
the
moat
modest
of
Income
...
(or
tinoleum
(IJ
.Seal
Ruts
ars
mails
In
patterns
approprlats
tor
ry
room
in
the
boute.
And,
what
beautlfal
patterns
they
are
.
.
,
cay
Moral
designs,
trua
reproJuctions
o(
tba
moat
ttorgeous
Oriental,
Hindu
and
fenian
patterns,
and
trim
Tils
fatttrns
that
fairly
radiate
right
cheerlulneis
...
all
await
you
at
Yeurhou
furnUb-IntS
dt-aler.
priced
ata
fraction
of
what
these
heautiful
patterns
mold
cost
In
uoy
other
rypa
of
rug.
liedde,
now,
to
"dress
up"
t
be
houst;
snd
Introduce
a
new
nots
of
colour
In
several
rooms.
Congoleuni
UtM
Seal
Rugs
srs
10
practical,
no
llreaotne
beatlnr)
or
awes
pint
required,
a
simple
rub.oter
with
a
damp
mop
cleans
them
Instantly.
Ctnulns
Contoleum
Cold
Seal
Ruga
.
.
.
with
the
Gold
Heal
on
the
surface
...
are
now
made
with
tha
Improved,
nnfer-u
taring
surface,
yet
the
feet
I
leet
size
coats
only
I7.7J
Vhy
wait
for
hrlabt
chearfulneas
wn
oi
can
enjoy
Itinimsd-(u'rfy
for
uch
lirtla
outlay)
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
we
have
got
to
get
erbltmion
estab
lished
before
the
disputes
occur
aa
the
normal
way
in
whleh
they
can
be
set-
ue!.
Natrona,
like
Individuals,
must
look
to
law
and
not
war
as
the
reaulaf
way
of
dealing
wtth
international
con
troversy
(Cheers.
i
That
is
whv
the
Union
has
for
a
kmg
time
past
urged
the
signing
of
the
nttonal
clause
hat
la.
aerreine-
that
w-
win
trbHratlon.
or
rather
the
urtsdlctlo.
of
the
Permanent
Court
of
Internation
al
Justice,
in
all
Justiciable
dtanutes
It
is
said
that
In
aome
eat
it
might
wark
to
disadvantage,
and
I
should
be
quite
willing
to
see
our
acceptance
of
the
opttonable
clause
accompanied
by
a
reservation
at
to
any
particular
elaas
Of
dispute
aa
to
whleh
we
might
be
in
a
aiaaovantageoua
position,
thouan
ter-
tonally
I
believe
that
all
such
fears
are
enormously
exaggerated.
(Hear,
hear
t
WITHOUT
KKCOIKSK
But
I
think
we
must
go
further
than
that-
There
waa
a
movement
at
the
last
Assembly
of
the
League
urging
that
tne
reference
to
the
Permanent
Court
of
justiciable
disputes
does
not
go
far
enough,
and
we
ought
to
consider
the
poMlblllty
of
entering
into
arbitration
eW
,W(N
'ftatA,
Jot
;rfrtUIOC
ail'
Mlaputes'
whatsoever
wttiduf
r'ei
codrse
to
war.
'The
,
particular,
maoh-
ibery
and
the
possible
reservation
that
may
vbe
required
mutt
be
atudled
In
V$
case,
and
,
wilt
no
doubt
-
Ml
me
fr-paraiory
tJommlfmlon.
It
wa
particularly
urged
by
Dr.
Nansen
that
such
agreementa
should
be
made
under
the
auspices
of
the
League
and.
as
far
aa
possible,
In
a
common
form
in
order
to
build
up
a
system
of
Inter
national
Jurisprudence
throuehout
th
Plvllled
world.
That
is
the
mm
for
the
second
resolution.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
OF
HOSPITAL
DONATIONS
Some
Improvements
Around
lliilliiln;
Are
Jiugjesled
In
lteNrt
nf
Ijirly
HuperlnleiKlent
to
Ifaurd
MaklnZ
her
i-ennrt
t
.v..
..
.
-
iiionin
to
the
board
-last
night.
Miss
Jean
Harrl-,son.
ItJf.,
lady
superintendent
of
the
Pr1nj
Hiiiwi
.
ucuerai
Hospital,
ac-
knowledaed
th
-""-"-"'
oy
tun
go
ChapterIXJDX..
of
six
puiowa
for
the
chlldren-a
ward
and
the
receipt
of
a
bathrobe
from
Uh
t
....
.
uutsue
wnicn
had
been
placegxa
Znn,
,Ioor
Things
were
Htng
on
lerj
comfort-ably
In
the
hosnitai
mi..
.
oarnson
re-
portd.
Tbt
isolation
hospital
was
now
ctoaed
and
there
waa
llttl.
.ickneas
on
sit
stVslU.
Both
hospital
and
nurse,'
home
had
been
kent
mmfnnii,i.
.
.
warm
auring
the
It
L0011
,pt"
Tne
hklrt
pt
oi
.j,.,..
w
Kcep
warm
waa
the
,lnt
b'ftg
not
ade-
MlM
Harrison
that
an
electrtr
ueater
M.-,.ueu
wniie
some
member
of
t
ie
i
board
though,
the
hea.
nrt
ratem
posalbly
c,
extended.
Contrary
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George
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tx
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ku
nrf
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MX-
parte
nee
prat
ertsa
atontreal
un-
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poTters.
ata1
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OfiNaTHAL
ftaWVAMT.
Ap
ply
Mrs.
Norsaan
A
Vratt
tr
FOR
SM,)
TOR
SALJC
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FT
PISH
PACKER
AND
tow
boat.
Tapes
ie-te
HP
hnti
duty
Vivian,
with
complete
equip
nvent
IU00M.
M
M
Stephen.
FOlt
KENT
POit
RBKT.
FOVR
ROOMED
PllR-
:
ntohed
apartment
with
bath
and
water
paid.
Phone
Ml.
tf
FOR
RBNT.
Pianos
plionographs
and
Stater
sewing
niarlils.
Walker.
Mustt
Store
FOR
RBNT
-
-Apartment
by
the
dsy.
week
or
month
Phone
Had
07
tf
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
8
ROOMS
AND
BATH.
Apply
Munro
Hru
tf
HOJ8
FOR
RENT
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UP.
AP-ply
114
4th
Ave.
E
tf
FOUND
POUlfD.
OOhO
SlMo.
OWKEK
CAN
have
same
by
proving
property
aim
paying
lor
that
adreritasneni
tf
BUNCH
OP
KEYS
POUND.
-APPLY
730.
Seventh
Avenue
W
to
reports.
Mies
Harrison
staled
thai
there
bad
bean
do
trouble
in
keeping
the
top
floor
of
the
nwrsea'
hone
warm.
Some
complaints
had
been
made
hut
investigation
had
shown
that
It
had
been
neglected
to
turn
the
radiators
on.
The
"disgraceful"
condition
of
the
walls
of
the
casarooui
was
mentioned,
the
matter
being
referred
to
the
house
committee
with
the
suggestion
that
the
kalsomlne
be
scraped
from
the
falls
which
ahould
be
painted.
ILL-HEALTH
COMPELS
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
TO
CLOSEOUT
BUSINESS
Owing
to
continued
ill-health,
J.
B.
Miller
of
the
Montreal
Importer
finds
himself
compelled
to
give
up
business
in
Prince
Rupert,
lie
has
to
leave
the
coast
climate
as
quickly
aa
possible
and
in
order
to
get
away
soon,
his
whole
Block
will
be
olfered
on
sale
regardless
morning
when
every
artiste
of
ladies'
and
men's-
wear
wUl
be
aa.
rtiloed
at
hitherto
unheard-of
orlren.
Tt
i
nathii
Lfor
men
to.
n'rat
fm'igmKUtr
un-(rVMhr,'!fWtWrand
all
the
many
other
articles
and
things
for
ladles
alto
This
sale
will
be
one
worth
while
and
It
will
pay
you
to
be
at
the
Montreal
Importers
early
on
Friday
moraing
Advt.
RAILWAY
COMPANY
BUILDING
ROADWAY
New'
Work
forum
Part
nf
Scheme
fitr
New
SiiliilliMun
In
Vicinity
of
I'rniMised
Theatre
The
Canadian
National
riiw.
hv
started
construct
ion
of
a
full-ehsd
graded
road
which
will
take
the
place
of
the
nretent
nedeatrlan
umMUli
leading
from
the
corner
of
Seevnd
AVerlUe
and
ftlxth
Rtrtt
ty
tha
atatLnn
Following
approximately
along
the
course
of
the
old
walk
that
formerly
led
to
PI
rat
A
Vawmi
4
Via-
itaxtxr
rnttrlwaV
will
run
into
Sixth
Street
north
ot
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
and
will
be
bordered
with
a
regulation
sldewaHc.
'
The
new
road
will
be
part
of
the
rallwav
MmiuiH
Mhma
fAr
a
nw
aub-ciivlsion
of
lots
In
that
viclnltf.
Where
win
be
located
the
newthwre
tn
be
errrted
by
the
Prince
It
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pert
Amusemetii
Co
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in
BLADDER
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Cased
by
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word
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U
feetUss
of
luterTMtional
security
and
iiaraiman
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prea4ee
of
lnternatiaci-
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ObTtoyaly.
vlth
that
object,
we
must
do
eteryvMiuj
e
can
to
iicou
rue
nations
to
settle
their
dis
putes
by
oiier
ihao
warllka
Means
Of
th
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for
the
peavreful
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meat
of
loternslionaJ
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beea
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arbitration,
is
unooubt-
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meat
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doubt
whether
there
la
any
inslam
of
tm-portaivee
in
which
reapotMibte
nations
deellned
to
abM
by
an
arbitral
ttecis-
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and
though
aome
of
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deasana
bare
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cmteiaed
yet
mo
mm
mac
doubu
that
the
parties
to
such
arbi
tration
have
all
of
them
beeti
far
bat
ter
off
than
If
they
had
saae
to
war.
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there
Is
a
soaaleirrstole
niot-
mt
amottg
the
European
nattooe
in
favor
of
arsatrattoo.
sad.
ao
far.
we
have
heM
bak
fsorn
It.
I
am
not
go-lnf
into
reasona
for
or
aaaust
our
action,
hut
I
an
rsolna
to
aav
thi-
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we
take
an
Immense
reoon4bllltv
if
we
til
eou
rage
InlemaUonal
arbitration'
lenrersi.
aixi
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should
have
to
be
overwhelmingly
coavlnrrd
that
aecept
tnee
at
arbitration
was
a
sertoua
dan-
gar
to
this
country
before
I
caM
afree
tnat
we
ought
not
to
aerept
It.
In
tetual
practice
we
have,
generally
peaking,
been
ready
to
aerept
arbitration
when
once
a
dispute
has
arisen.
Bat
something
more
than
that
Is
re
quired
from
us
If
we
are
going-
to
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a
blow
at
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