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occasional
cl
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e
t)Mielt
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eusioii
iii-
and
that
is
the
rca-
tl'ute.l
tl:e
many
h;
i
anient
a
campaign
m
'iintr.v
ur
filtv
ird-liips
vv
rjia'li'.
serv
Ice
will
go
liaiikrupt
just
as
any
private
firm
must
keep
rts
tures
weil-within
bounds.
:in:
li
nd
imp
and
iHljuaUnent
of
y
TTm
nhlautlnn
heads
to
lettinn
met,
.an
ii
the
haWMMf)
it
involves.
nmsi
im.
sajiuieiitwell
or
in
time
the
country
expendf-
,'
1
KESKAKCII
COUNCIL
OF
CANADA
The
jeaearch
council
of
Canada,
at
the
head
of
which
is
now
Dr.
Henrjr
Tory,
formerly
president
of
the
University
of
Alberta,
is
a
veryftnportant
body
which
has
very
important
work
to
do.
SearchinMmd
experimentation
with
a
view
to
improvement
to
the
producing
Jwwers
of
the
country
are
very
important.
The
body
deals
wit&auch
questions
as
the
elimination
of
rust
in
wheat,
cross
fwrHiiuUfp
of
plants,
root
rot
and
other
field
crop
diseases,
in
ag
ricalture,ftad
smilar
problems
in
manufacturing.
It
is
along
similar
lineawgjo
the
work
of
the
fisheries
experimental
station
in
this
city.
Dr.
Srbry
aaid
to
be
a
good
man
for
the
job
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
he
Mil
organize
the
work
in
such
a
manner
as
to
get
the
best
possible
nwulta.
The
strongly
ST.
LAWRENCE
WATERWAYS
SCHEME
t
Lawrenee
waterways
scheme
does
not
appeal
very
'British
Columbia
people
just
now
because
we
cannot
see
now
age
spending
our
money
on
tne
ni.
iawrence
ruvei
can
benefit
u.
Later,
however,
when
we
begin
to
ship
anthracite
coa.
from
the
faroundhog
country
we
shall
be
more
interested
for
then
we
shall
I
able
to
take
coal
from
here
to
Montreal
and
away
up
into
the
iatWrior
of
Canada
as
far
as
Fort
William
and
do
so
more
cheaply
hwaier
than
at
pnestlrt
JtMA
tafl
JJdont
bxrieL-
I'oaajWy
when
thajy
time
cornea
we
shall
be
interested
in
the
waterways
scheme,
and
it
will
likely
be
some
years
before
it
becomes
an
es-tablishedrpute.
PARTY
IMPORTANT
ONE
TheStoll-McCracken
exploration
party,
some
of
the
members
of
whichvaore
due
here
tomorrow,
is
a
most
important
one
and
the
Board
of
Trade
has
done
well
to
give
a
dinner
in
their
honor
Friday
night.
Ifcpbtless
there
will
be
many
local
people,
not
members
of
the
UoardV'who
will
be
glad
of
the
opportunity
of
meeting
Mr.
Mc-Cracken
and
hearing
about
some
of
his
work
and
the
plans
for
the
party.
WhjBii
he
returns
later
it
will
be
interesting
to
think
we
have
met
and
Entertained
one
of
the
men
who
are
delving
into
the
realms
of
science
and
discovery
and
who
are
doing
great
things
for
the
world.
t.
Buy
Canadian
Products
Empire
shopping
WEEK
April
21-28
A
Canadian
food
made
of
Canadian
Wheat
In
our
beautiful
new,
gun-lit
Canadian
Factory
at
Niagara
Falls,
Canada.
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CARS
FOR
DOMINION
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ASIvIN(J
LEGISLATION
1
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
AI'KII.
IV
ISIS.
1
enry
Smith,
cemetity
.-.n-et
nVei
had
h
tniewhet
unplesuiant
cxjie-letn
e
tin-linornlng
wlille
on
duty
i
Fnirvievk
.when
he
was
cilasca
by
two
mute
limber
wolves.
He
managed
to
itet
int"
tht'
storehouse
Just
before
the
ferjeloun
ianltnals
threw
thcuisrlve
hkhIii"
door.
Two
k
liargei
!
W'tfK
of
the
local
boteln
luck
of
evidence.
Mayor
McCtyntont
and
the
aldermen
paid
a
visit
to
Bhawallans
Lake
yesterday
sfternoon
to
inspect
the
new
valve
wh)ch
Is
being
Installed
in
the
hydroelectric
system.
I
Advertise
In
tbe
Dally
News.
It
pays!
In
The
Letter
Box
STOItlKW
Ol"
H'lTI'lirMAI'T
IJAUI.Y
lilt
!'
Port
Esilnglon.
B.C.
AprM
.
1828.
Editor.
'Dully
N.ws.
I
wish
to
H)'
few
wcrita
I-
the
Billy
Williams
case.
much
talked
about
In
vour
miner.
Havlun
been
uivt
mi
Rl
lVli
ts
THOSE
WHO
Wll.l,
mlMlnnarv
at
KImjIox
for
a
number
Mil
SK
fittL
KM
OTjrAlA
wot,
In
tbe
earh
days
of
the
mission.
nntlu
iiVA
NT
IX
I
know
soaaathliiii
of
tbe
witchcraft
I.IMTMN"
that
was
naretlsrd
amongst
these
pen
.
gm
ry
at
thjja,UMe,
It
wan
slgnt
(By
H
3.
DeaAnant
W
Ad,
say
tor
people
stlvergj
to-
Members
o!
partianvent'lisv
rtavetletber
la
a
larg-
heathen
hotuMT
Wltfc
a
circular
'.r.ni
an
automobile
journak
rattle
and
(SrUtni-
and
alnglng
f
song,
published
In
the
City
of
Toronto.
ask-
beating
tame
an
the
boards,
performing
mi
for
linslatlnn
to
prohibit
the
BV
over
the
alck
some
of
tbem
both
BMP
'importation
of
-ed
ears
oomlng
from
the
and
wornenWill
naked.
This
was
in
United
States.
their
heathen
days.
Aa
the
mission
The
story
as
put
forward
Is
that
ear-
work
made
progress,
the
heathen
prae-tain
dealers
In
Canada
have
gone
down
tlata
of
all
kinds
gradually
died
away,
into
tbe
United
States
and
taught
There
west
Jfcst
a
handful
of
leaden
cars
at
tew
prior,
brough)
them
across
i,ft
behind.'
the
harder
and
are
now
selling
them
hi
These
lew
wire;
determined
to
oppose
British
Columbia
at
prices
lower
than
Christianity
aid
the
law
of
the
atd
sked
fcr
by
te
ordinary
dialer.
No
one
verv
utmost.
They
wished
to
be
J
would
take
I
ha':
suggested
that
that
our
our
boys
boys
got
got
the
the
,
,
ltw
tw
Unto
ur)t0
themselves
themselves
and
and
'AC
t
of
tfc-
deal
or
tint
the
cars
are
advlr
from
the
Indian
agent
or
the.
:
at
7)rth
tbe
m'ney.
In
fact,
the
aflg-
mtnoaatf
fatf
tried
to
annoy
and.
,'t.tion
is
the
direct
opposite-
they
d:d
07lxte
those
who
had
stepped
out
of'
:
ot
pay
enough.
Tlilb.
therefore,
la
a
darknees.
and
did
their
ery
hea
M
war
betw.-en
to
cla'
es
of
dealers
In
hrlna
them
bacit
to
their
old
111,
rcondhand
nutum-ibl!?-.
Ccrt.iin
dead
7reate
of
all
klndi
were
used.
aaaV
:is"
in
the
business
hl.e
le.
tne
live
through
fright,
insny
yielded
to
.
e3
gv'.
the
better
ol
them,
and
then
influence,
ar
orce
more
became,
the
"dead
ooea."
thrjugh
an
autsmoMU
eoatrol
of
the
conjurers.
trade
Journal,
appeal
to
the
mem
her
of;
what
la
th
result
today?
PragreV!
the
Dominion
House
of
Coaunotw
to
hu
been
'cheeked,
and
that
trlhe
fs
f
rme
to
ineir
reitei
relief
and
an
sare
'
hahilld
the
Other
tribes
in
eiviiutauon
bacon
for
them
save
it
by
stopping
,
he
other
fetl-.ws
trim
buy
in
or
b
nrcliig
them
to
pay
more.
Tin:
r.ti
se
or
it
aix
What
really
happened
is
this.
Ford
brought
out
a
new
model.
At
once
the
markets
both
Canadian
and
Amer-.ran
were
fl
coded
with
secondhand,
old
-ivle
Fords
at
a
very
low
price.
Wise
lealcrs
anticipated
this.
They
expected
what
would
happen.
They
got
rid
of
eccndhand
cars
.
They
didn't
stock
up
Tton
vlth
thtm.
Tne
oeaa
ones
in
h
Ccumbla
got
caught
and
now
they
re
asking
for
help-
help
that
will
en-lle
them
to
get
more
money
for
cars
hey
have
on
hand.
In
the
circular
they
aen:
out.
they
referred
to
those
who
Imported
second
-Mm
cars
from
the
United
Statea
as
"gyp"
dealers
and
to
those
who
are
atl-ling
secondhand
cars
which
they
pur-.-based
in
panada
as
"legitimate"
dealers.
An
Importer
in
their
"patal"
la
a
"ftp"
.ad
a
dealer
for
used
.Canadian
ears
-
a
"
legitimate."
The
detluttaop
ere
.
:r
own
and
their
interpretation
of
ttimacy.
needless
to
say.
la
not
ne
ihat
would
be
mcoeptad
by
wenwr.
U
bo
real
necessity
for
suggesting
thav
a
man
Is
niegmmate.
merely
because
of
a
transaction
in
cars.
What
la
the
remedy
which
is
ebrlattanlty.
UlapKUs
rito(iitts
Witchcraft
checks
every
desire
on
the
part
of
the-
native
to
rise
and.
like
a
big
atone
wall,
hinders
any
mognaas
in
the
ctvUiaed
life.
While
living
among
them,
I
saw
the
big
change
from
heathenism
to
Christianity.
The
change
waa
great.
Christians
moved!
their
heathen
surroundings
and
homes.
A
church
waa
erecud
i
had
a
sawmill
and
tavo
in-1
oorporated
stores
Alter
that,
tbe
government
built
a
school
house
and
eent
I
a
teacher
and
field
matron.
This
was
a
wonderful
change
for
eweb
a
abort
tune.
Gradually
,
ifi--rn
Ah.cli
hatred
and
spite.
auK
a
revival
ol
was
don.-
wrong'.
Today,
some
who
In
those
days,
were
the
leader
in
the
church
aawntUl
and
stores
are
ncv
leaders
Of
-Arrltehcrft
and
conjurer
IS
that
ritjM
Their
present
deter
mlnavUep
Is
tb
build
up
their
ranks.
The
goeutatuent
la
not
too
late
esndseato
thb
evil.
At,
Hen
UpweU.
Haaelton.
Hug-wll
nt
Kltaaariacla.
Klt-wun-aah
O!
practise
t;
)
Outdoors
or
Indoors
g
I
m
whatever
your
is.
a-
m
who
were
ffl
Let
WTtlGLEVS
refresh
ffl
you
allay
your
thirst,
aid
m
sppetite
and
digcitlon.
ffl
cl
for
S
After
Eirv
vWrS
I
less
than
evei
Sweeping
price
reductions
in
genuine
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Kufis
In
every
size
are
responsible
for
the
lowest
prices
ever
offered.
Take
advantage
of
this
exceptional
opportunity
to
eiercise
real
thrift
...
dress
up
one
or
several
room
I
wf:h
any
one
of
the
new
colour
schemes
ugetsl
by
the
intemtlng
range
of
new
Con-(oleum
Gold
Seal
Rug
patterns.
It
is
surprising
how
little
they
actually
costt
for
Instance
a
9
x
6,
room
sbe
rufi,
now
costs
only
J7.0
The
new
"Multicote"
surface
Ml
tenuine
Congoleum
Geld
Seal
Ru4
.
.
.
with
the
Gold
Seel
on
the
turjoce
...
are
now
made
with
the
new
"Multkote"
wt
face,
an
improvement
that
buHds
lender
wear
right
Into
the
f4t
lute
and
throuthout
the
whole
durable
surface
.
.
.
only
obteinible
with
tenuine
Congolrum.
0NG0LEUM1
o'-war
was
sent
up
from
victoria
wnn
500
soldier
on
board
and
landed
be-
Klt-welk-
hind
B.A.
cannery,
now
known
a
"Bol-
cdol."
MerJkTmrfU
and
Klt-ee-la.
none
dlera'
Point."
They
remained
la
camp
tJwiu,
rttea
r
nraftlaad.
Klaolox
Is
w"
lrr
th.
Miv
niaiw
at
th
iii
innt
Umi
was
setuea
In
the
fall.
Jim
was
ax-;
rested
at
Klt-wun-gah
vlllate.
and
o.
Aneone
wbo
comoarea
thee
heathen
..to.
v.
m
niHtfUn
9in.
ins
w
as
rwawwe.
was
vwi
j
MfltfA
TV-
Rrlra'.
kaaHna
.tun
prcliibtting
tne
tmrftatlon
ol
uad
-
'
ar.
from
theV-
Then
UrSt.H
T
itatart
aeaicrs
nmw
n
in
puces
which
they
would
sell
used
cars.
That
ch,n8
Plmoa-
tne
prices
for
ued
cars
In
the
United
States
Theie
are
thousands
of
people;
sfRHll
t:MHNl
in
Canada
who
want
a
car
and
who
are
Forty-two
years
age
while
I
was
These
stationed
at
Kltaegucle.
a
case
of
wltoh-
do
poor
to
buy
a
new
one.
thousands
would
be
deprived
of
all
the
craft
there
had
a
very
serious
ending
.
.
...
.
...
.
.k.,
Kit-ilth.ool
"Slaal
lost
hi
two
children
varum
of
the
special
constables
:eneiits
01
nuving
rar
m
muci
sand
at
lCli-wllth-oool
village.
The
con-where
(
saler
in
British
Columbia
and
else-
might
make
more
profits
on
the
Juter
at
Kitaegacla.
neomlsad
that
his
tan
which
they
now
hold.
It
Is
a
well
two
cnuorrn
wnuei
uve
n
Bve
of
Maaketa
he
demanded.
the
number
znown
fsct
that
once
a
man
owns
a
The
Klt-wllth-eool
the
government
the
l
dollars.
He
a
ica
a
what
be
Is
lew
hours
later.
lived
awhile1
The
government
and.
the
church
are
the
native,
and
became
ac-
spenoing
inouaanae
m
umuaii;
with
their
customs
he
would
to
educate
and
uplift
tbe
natives
in
this
land.
Any
practises
that
land
to
degrade
and
demoralise
these
gaople
should
be
I
trouble,
cost
of
sixty
thou-
w.
n.
INTOllE
TAX
KrlTI
Rtsg.
car.
he
rarely
ceases
to
use
one.
The
xne
ouuiarts
were
am
given
sps
vm
jjutor.
Dally
Hews.
i(!QUiremnt
of
a
secondhand
car
de-
children
died.
The
same
conjurer,
while
I
mu
part
editorial
lander
the
beading
velope
In
him
a
love
for
a
car
and
so
on
hla
way
home
from
Klt-wllth-ooolJi,T
income
Tasee"
ts
eatramely
mls-If
this
legislation
came
Into,
force
we
vtllane
to
Klteirucla.
was
followed
by
landtag.
Tou
sUte
"The
tax
is
psld
by
would
deprive
U
Canadian
manufsc-
Jim
and
shot
by
him
on
the
trail
k-ali
who
receive
two
thousand
dollars
turer
of
one
of
the
greatest
incentives
tween
rui-aian-cooi
ana
Mi-wim-pn
or
a-
This
Is
not
cerrect.
The
't5
the
purchase
of
a
car-the
fact
that,
The
eame
dy
bU
body
waa
brought
Mufttn.
for
a
single
person
or
a
a
man
has
had
one
and
knows
what
Kltaeguela
Neat
day
th
KltawgucU
marri4
ma
wtsow
wife
u
tn
reeetpt
of
t
means
ti
him
Quite
naturally
that,
tribe
were
ready
to
atart
war
with
th
,
tugtmtt
inso
in
excess
of
SIMQjOO
man
wsnu
a
new
and
better
car.
More
jK!t-wlltb-roc!s
at
midnight.
I
went
iisooM.
Tour
neat
sutement
"alar-::r
mean
more
employment
in
the
I
into
the
chiefs
house
where
they
ifad
people
gay
only
If
tbsy
have
three
garage
and
more
employment
In
the
ready
to
fctsrt.
singing
their
war
ng-
thousand."
I
again
misleading.
Uar-maklng
of
equipment
and
suppllea.
It
I
advised
them
not
to
take
the
law
ln'rlM
people,
where
the
wife
has
no
would
oe
of
great
benefit
to
the
people
their
own
Hand.
They
listened
to
STt,epBrM.
inooote
pay
nothing
on
that
engaged
in
the
manufacture
of
equip-
jeovice
ana
put
way
near
juna
ana
ment
and
suDSlle
If
every
grown
man
i
knives,
thanking
ane
for
what
t
had
i
.
,u
w
.unniiMi
'aM
eforr
I
left
them,
the
neohew'
IIW
wiwnu
til
v
i
u-.
f
r
"
-
-
-
-
-
with
a
secondhand
car.
Did
our
rnanu-
'of
the,
conjurer,
gave
me
hi
uncje's
ta'ctufrrs
'ever
hoar
of
fhe
manufacturers
lehirt.
blch
he
wore
when
Shtot.
There
i!
safety
razors
who
now
find
It
profit-1
were
two
bullet
boles
on
the
front
part
ible
to
give
away
a
ranor
in
order
to;
and
blood
stain
all
over
it.
Th
iniremac
the
aa
of
the
blades
Of
nephew
asked
me
to
give
this
shirt
to
course
temporarUy.
these
imports
may,
the
magistrate,
which
I
did
some
inJTlre
a
few
dealers,
but
In
tbe
long
montru
later
on
reaching
Port
Simp-run,
they
would
reap
the
benefit.
There
.on
'
ire
nnne
so
blind
as
those
who
will
not
During
tlione
month
the
live
of
th
tea
and
it
would
be
bard
to
equal
that
'trader,
miners
and
prospector
were
18
form
of
blindness
wnlch
strive
to
mske
danger
A
report
reached
th
govern-au
industry
prosperous
by
forcing
uplmeo-
and
dii-nn
the
"me'-
"
tfed
price
ol
the
product
by
restrictions
.
almost
t3
the
point
where
purchasing
f
nowr
I"
cut
off.
am
aunt,
th
eaemptioa
hetag
agjooo.OO.
In
the
ease
of
a
amgle
person
who
has
a
jaarent,
grandparn,t.
daughter
oraiatar
flgpioaiag,
tfe
eaewtpuon
I
ga.onO-
your
eoiiorisi
are
no
doubt
read
by
many
and
mistake
of
this
kind
on)
add
to
tbe
confusion
nn
ota
pylc.
LOSRM
IX
VOl
NO
(IHOUTII
During
the
last
five
year
forest
fir
In
Canada
bav
burned
l.soo.OOt,
seres
of
young
growth
of
various
age
n
pre
tenting
the
annual
Increment
on
U.OOO.ooo
acres.
DRPAKT.MBNT
OF
MINUS
Norii
Attention
of
owi.v-.-s
metalliferous
mine
is
s..1
operators
of
d
a;r;
o
to
tne
re
quiremenu
of
the
Uetai...viuua
Mines
Refutation
Act
of
nrit...i
ColuisUsin
which
provide
that
all
ii'idergreasnd
Llastlng
operations
must
i.
Len
armed
by
ompetent
men
who
hold
s
certificate
of
competency
tor
-.hfc
work,
as
follows:
mi.:,
a
"Permanent,
blasting
certificate-.
hall
be
obtained
tram
an
Inspector
of
Mines.
Provisional
blasting
certificate
valid
for
a
period
not
eaeeed-nig
ninety
duys.
or
until
the
first
visit
of
the
Inspector
'if
Mines,
may
be
granted
by
the
mine
superintendent,
or
a
qualified
person
suthorlned
by
the
mine
superintendent.
No
more
than
one
provisional
certificate
hall
be
granted
to
one
and
the
seme
Such
certificate
mav
h
oh.
ined
in
blank
form
from
the
offin
of
the
Chief
Inspector
,
Mine.
A
aupiwsi
or
cacn
provisional
blasting
certificate
issued
must
be
forwarded
to
the
office
of
the
Chief
Inspector
of
Mines.
Victoria,
BC
Notification
regarding
tb
opening
of
a
new
mine
or
the
re-opening
of
an
old
mine
should
be
made
to
the
Chief
Inspector
ot
Mines,
Victoria,
or
to
the
inspector
cf
Mine
tor
th
district
before
work
Is
cimrvenoed.
On
being
notified
of
the
mmmMM.
t
of
mi
nine
mm
rattan.
k
-
will
supplv
a
conv
of
th
u.t.inTTT..
Mines
Rei
ilntlon
Act.
"
BOBT
DUNN.
...
.
Deputy
Minuter
of
Mine
Victdfii.
B.C..
lltb
April,
193B.
log
Wednesday.
,
.
I
Tiir
at
T
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'expfm
BRIGHTEN
YOUR
HOMb
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patterns
cost
MM
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vJii
Si.3ji
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i'l
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bring
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OLD
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siru
SEAL
CONGOLEUM
CANADA
LIMITED,
MONTREAL
Diabetes
Melhtus
1
Diabetes
is
not
a
kidney
diseu
iwople
think,
but
a
condition
ir.
kidneys
become
involved,
and
break
down
su
a
result
of
their
-'
efforts
lo
eliminate
sugar
from
stream.
The
presence
of
suifar
in
the
bh"
double
-ignificaiK
i
It
points
out
cells
of
the
body
ar-'
not
assindl..
m
J(
h-needed
carbohydrates
so
in-
it.s
physical
economy,
besides
the
fttcrt
it
has
on
the
kidneys
in
the
of
their
duties.
In
to
date
nil
so-called
cure-
betes
roellitus
have
proved
a
complete
failure.
By
my
natural
methods
1
do
not
combat
the
di-
aid
the
natural
tendencies
of
the
system
to
right
i
crisis.
If
you
are
suffering
from
diabetes
I
will
be
glm!
you
call
in
and
allow
me
to
go
into
your
caae
in
d.-ta
consultation
service
I
will
gladly
render
free
ol
ed
er
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I'hone
131
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