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For
35
years
trie
public
have
been
daily
testing
MAKE
MONEY
IN
"SALADA"
Tea
in
millions
of
teapots
Over
200
million
pounds
have
been
sold
More
is
demanded
every
day
Do
you
know
how
good
SPARE
MOMENTS
"SALADA"
is?
Sold
at
all
grocers
-
Ask
for
it.
KllISCKIl'HOXH
SKYT
IN
now
joint!
I
OK
MANY
MOKE
VOTES
THAN
,
MTKK.
AN
E.trVl.'V
MT.tKT
.
him.
itis
AivAr:hfeois'
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Saturday.
July
20,
1928
SIR
HENRY'S
SPEECH
Sir
Henry
Thornton
spoke
more
optimistically
yesterday
in
addressing
the
Board
of
Trade
luncheon
than
he
has
ever
before
done
in
this
city.
He
announced
that
a
big
car
barge
was
to
be
built
here
and
inquiry
after
the
luncheon
showed
that
work
on
the
barge
had
already
commenced.
The
provision
of
a
boat
for
the
Islands
run
was
also
announced
and,
throughout,
the
tone
of
the
speech
was
of
an
intensely
practical
tenor.
Tfce
news
of
the
car
barge
work
will
be
especially
welcome
here
as
it
will
provide
a
local
payroll
which
is
badly
needed
just
now.
LETTERS
MUST
IIB
SIGNED
We
have
a
letter
inclosing
one
dollar
which
was
sent
in
from
Wark
Canal
for
publication.
It
was
not
signed
so
cannot
be
published.
If
the
writer
will
call
or
write
we
shall
be
glad
to
return
his
money.
We
bwe
no
way
of
returning
it
otherwise.
As
has
often
been
said,
letters
rmwt
be
signed.
The
name
of
the
writer
may
not
necessarily
be
published
but
to
keep
good
faith
Yesterday
the
Daily
News
received
a
miniature
aack
of
wheat
from
the
Vancouver
Sun,
advertising
both
the
growth
and
prospects
oi
Vancouver
and
also
the
prosperity
of
the
Sun
newspaper.
It
a
very
interesthrg
tittle
eaelc,
and
is
good
advertising.
THE
GASOLINE
AGE
There
is
consternation
Ui
British
railway
circles
because
of
the
Inxse
which
the
four
consolidated
companies
have
sustained
during
the
last
year.
This
is
not
surprising.
It
is
possible
to
travel
now
from
Land's
End
to
John
O'Groata
in
a
motor
bus.
The
whole
country
is
a
neiwonc
oi
mis
more
iiexime
iorm
oi
transportation.
In
some
districts
orders
recently
have
been
given
for
the
removal
of
street
ear
tracks
in
order
that
motor
bus
sen-ice
may
be
brought
up
to
a
higher
measnre
of
efficiency.
There
is
a
suggestion
that
the
British
railway
companies
are
"cooking
their
accounts
in
the
hope
of
obtaining
wider
powers
with
regard
to
road
transportation.
To
some
extent
this
may
be
true
;
but
the
fact
remains
that
the
age
of
gasoline
has
cone
to
stay.
With
the
high
state
of
perfection
to
which
the
motor
bus
has
been
brought
on
this
continent,
we
may
assume
that
the
day
is
noi
far
distant
when
street
cars,
like
the
horse,
will
be
more
or
less
museum
specimens.
Man
in
the
Moon
The
man
who
tried
to
je
out
working
Is
a
failure
in
Ufe.
UUi-
Some
places
become
prominent
because
of
their
prosperity
and
others
because
they
have
DoUMtobor
parades.
Men
pass
up
the
very
because
tl.cy
must
have
wTtajji
fhi-y
can
show
off.
brainy
girls
someone
to
Nf
that
the
election
Is
over,
how
about
looking
lerwai::
to
'he
t
Mi"
When
we
can
ah
lo.ik
at
i.iin
.:h.
in
prejudice
rrnt
to
the
edlt-rs
were
rejected
as
no
.good,
but
when
I
threw
them
In
the
'rtcre
the
firsf
Just
roared."
Huron
1
8he
Htm
could
you
Hve
without
me?
j
Be
Kweh
cheaper.
Father
ow.
Tommy,
you've
been
at
chcol
along
ime
What
Is
the
wife
nr
an
Indian
called?
Tommy-
a
s,uw.
dad.
ratrrr
oond
and
can
you
tall
me
what
his
child
Is
called?
Tommy
A
squawler.
A
aentleman
was
walking
down
the
;trert
with
a
Utile
boy
nt
Ills
side
when
the
little
hoy
cled
out
"Oh.
pa!
there
i-oes
an
edltcr'
Hush,
hush.'
s)d
the
father,
"don't
lrnke
Hpnrt
of
the
pxir
man.
gondneaa.
fnly
knows
what
von
may
come
to
'fmrll
miiM
rtav
Whole
Wheat
inWholesomeForm
Selected
for
Hnest
quality.
Shredded
for
easy
digestion.
Thoroughly
baked
for
ready
serving.
TRISCUIT
-
crisD
and
tastv
for
luncheon
Made
by
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company.
Ltd.
Persons
contemplating
..entcrm
tOIIONTO
ItEVIKWM
IIKANTIU.
KITt'tTIIIM
COAST
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Dally
News
big
campaign
ln
ula
(tend
'
or
bring
their
nominations
i:-
immediately.
'Injse
who
arc
uitert-vri
::.
Me-i:.g
Iheir
friend
becoming
candidates
should
see
that
they
arc
nominated
without
further
delay.
All
n
mmai
:ons
received
no,
u.ll
be
given
a
Ted::
of
5,000
votes.
Remember,
tlx-re
Is
only
cue
way
to
make
nomuur
ion.
Candidates
must
sltner
nomi..ite
themselvefc
or
be
the
choice
of
some
trtend
who
will
do
it
for
them.
The
managament
1
not
fo-HU
to
place
any
name
in
the
cam-palgn
and
if
you
want
to
be
sure
that
your
name
is
among
those
from
which
the
owners
ol
'lie
grand
prize.-,
are
to
be
choten.
the
surest
way
is
to
send
,
in
or
bring
in
your
nomination
coupon
j
ycursclf
do
this
at
onoe.
j
Bear
in
mind
that
it
will
not
take
lung
to
win
o:.e
01
the
b!g
prizes.
The
campaign
will
be
n
very
short
one
And
1
at
the
clo-e
of
i
he
campaign
the
votes,
vlll
be
ouh.vd
bj
h
committee
of
pro-
'
ni:ne:it
business
men
These
who
have
Maine
d
the
groaten
rumber
of
vote
j
w.i!
be
formally
presented
with
the
nandsame
prizes
prizes
that
were
ob-mlned
by
collecting
votes
In
their
spare
time.
Now.
right
now.
TODAY.
Is
the
time
io
begin.
li
you
want
w
new
car,
if
you
want
tc
own
an
automobile
at
your
own
ao
that
you
can
ride
whan
you
wish
ant
take,
your
frionds
or
your
family
driving
there
Is
no
reason
why
you
cannot
get
ft
here.
Think
of
having
a
oar
all
ycur
own
to
go
where
you
with
and
ray
aa
long
as
you
pleas
a
car
that
has
a
reputation
of
reliability
all
the
way
thrcugh,
luvurlous.
comfortable
and
powerful.
That'
Just
what
you
can
hare
If
you
are
willing
to
rut
forth
a
little
energy
and
a
little
trust
le
and
energy
during
your
spare
time.
l'EOPLK
BAT,
"I
CAVT
Nearly
every
one
will
say
"Oh,
I
may
try
but
t
feel
that
I
cant
get
a
car.'
Ml
will
be
of
about
the
aaie
opinion
But.
the
man
or
woman,
boy
or
girl.
i
who
first
wecides
that
he
or
she
is
going
to
win
will
and
has
the
confidence
to
do
his
or
her
vary
best
la
very
likely
to
be
proclaimed
among
the
winners
of
the
very
biggest
of
the
prises.
Understand
too.
that
there
win
be
more
votes
given
for
subscriptions
now
than
at
the
end
of
tht
campaign.
This
Is
done
In
fairness
to
the
ones
who
get
:ut
and
battle
at
the
start.
Of
ccurss
you
c
SecontplKh
nothing
toward
sharing
In
the
grand
.
gift
dlar
trlbutiun
until
you
get
started.
Ao
It
s
very
Important
that
you
out
out
the
nomination
coupon
In
this
and
send
or
bring
it
In
thlk
very
day.
Once
start-id.
if
you
are
the
ambitious
sort,
you
will
become
the
possessor
of
the
kind
of
enthusiasm
that
will
lead
you
to
;reateT
things
enthusiasm
that
should
make
one
of
the
big
prises
yours.
lET
IN
AI
WIN
You
should
receive
full
detlala
of
the
campaign
and
start
today.
Bear
in
.nlnd
that
every
active
participant
who
it-res
not
laud
one
of
the
big
prises
will
be
paid
In
cash
for
his
or
sfforta.
Campaign
headquarter
located
on
'he
second
floor
of
The
Daily
News
Building
will
be
open
today
and
this
evening
aa
usuad
and
you
are
Invited
to
call
for
any
information
you
desire
use
the
telephone.
The
number
BS4
Come
in
and
have
thu
generous
pro
position
explained
to
you
in
detail
and
leum
about
the
costly
prises
that
are
awaiting
those
who
are
privileged
to
participate.
The
entire
campaign
la
ao
extremely
hort
in
Its
duration,
that
an
early
start
is
imrerattvc
'o
those
who
desire
the
rger
prtaea.
If
you
nave
not
yet
done
so.
and
wish
to
share
In
the
fiesrteat
diet
ton
of
gifts
ever
made
In
Fruwe
Ru
pert
or
its
a
i
-rounding
territory.
RUSH
YOUR
NOatKATlON
coupon
to
the
DaUv
V-ws
Campaign
heardquoartera
at
once.
Campaign
department
open
evenings
until
8
o'clock.
Phone
SS4
'ACKERS
EXPECT
TO
MAKE
MONEY
NBWKP.U'EH
ON
THIS
ACQUIRES
MILLIARD'S
That
nothing
short
of
an
actual
fldn
famine
can
prevent
the
new
British
Columbia
Packerp
Company
from
mak
ing
a
profit
this
ear.
is
the
opinion
of
interests
close
to
the
management
of
the
company:
and
as
a
fish
famine
la
nn
event
of
extreme
remotensSl
there
eem
little
doubt
but
that
a
sUfntlal
profit
will
result
'Mm
yel
sub-
tm
.li
.
jnti
rs
operations,
an
in
rantciajj.
I
of
Toronto.
"Sfn-S
iwnrpf
flsx
much
below
avers
t
KMI''mnan
that
athkc
a
good
pmnt."
wia
one
autn-
crity
on
the
sub)'
rt;
"and
granted
an
'vcruxe
K'otl
ru).
jrroflU
will
be
quite
I'tlslartnrv
"
Tlie
reason
for
the
unproved
proa-pertK
is
two-fold:
a
change
in
the
ln-trnor
emnomy
of
the
company
and
deflnalely
Improved
conditions
nf
operating
in
the
trade
Itself,
wi:ii
s
nalhle
restrictions
of
Rear
and
i'(iupment
td
be
used
in
the
years
to
cum
The
umliltlnn
for
many
years
of
the
big
purki.Ts
in
this
area
has
been
to
secure
sensible
co-operation
Esherman's
Luck
is
always
good
luck
if
you
take
along
a
tin
of
Ogden's
Cut
Plug.
For,
no
matter
how
the
fish
are
biting,
a
fragrant
pipeful
of
Ogden's
will
never
fail
to
soothe
and
satisfy.
Its
exceptional
mildness,
coolness
and
sweetness
puts
a
man
at
peace
with
the
world.
li
lb.
vacuum
(air-tight)
tins
15
and
20
cent
packages
among
all
the
fishing
and
packing
companies
ao
as
to.
ensure
only
proper
amount
of
gear
In
the
watet
rem
year
to
year,
and
a
steady
suppl;
if
flab
In
all
cilatricts
Instead
of
i
wasteful
plethora
of
(tab.
in
some
dls
trlcts
and
a
virtual
famine
in
other,
due
to
cut-throat
competition
and
It
resultant
uneconomical
operations
I'.UKKItS
IU
AdKF.EMKNT
This
ambition
of
years
has
now
toeei
realised;
and
practically
M
the
Brttlsl
Columbia
packers
have
affixed
the!:
signatures
to
an
agreement
that
shoulc
make
possible
profitable
operations
foi
many
years
to
come.
This
agreement
ut
recently
auocesafiflly
oonaiunmated
restricts
for
a
per.
or
of
five
years
tb
amount
of
gear
allowed
to
eMh
can
uety.
and
specifies
'dtofjtr
the
ami'
tl
operations
of
the
vartotia
cannerta
By
these
means
two
things
will
be
ac
jom
alls
had;
the
total
certab
m
my
one
yfar
can
be
brought
within
aft
rnfheat
limitations
WIthaut
working
serious
hardship
to
flicbera;
and
there
should
be
an
even
and
equitable
dlvls
Ion
of
flan
between
the
various
can
nertes
operating,
thus
ensuring
steady
jperatlons
for
several
months
In
thr
year,
instead
of
the
unawMQr
tnd
in
termittent
operation,
even
In
the
midst
nf
the
fishing
season,
that
has
been
the
case
for
many
years
past.
This
In
itself
la
sufficiently
as
big
a
factor
as
to
make
all
tne
ouierenoe
between
nroflta
and
losses
with
the
product
telling
at
Identical
prleea:
Tor
the
Intermittent
opera
Won
of
their
canneries
has
been
aa
expensive
pro-
is
for
all
the
compaaW
eoncerned
and
has
made
operating
oosu
soar
si-
DURING
BABY'S
TEETHING
TIME
The
Bovtels
Become
Loose
,
.
f
"'.Villi
IJj
tffmnifent
thcnwelvw;
the
jtums
le-
oone:
swollen,
nnd
&nkcrs
lorm'in
the
mouth.
This
iia
tbs
timo
when
the
mother
should
uao
and
pnrhans
save
the
baby's
f&
m
we
niaxsoi
tor
ou
ytiB.
i
Woo,
60c
a
bottle
at
all
druggbU
orj
limn
J
1
ENS
CUT
PLUG
SAVE
THE
VALUABLE
"POKER
HANDS"
ost
beyond
belief.
MKnffcKN
MAVIGCMFA'T
Another
factor
In
B.
C.
Packers'
leratloas
la
the
matter
of
Its
own
tertor
economy.
An
operating
eom-lttee
of
five
trained
packing
men
lee
ted
from
the
old
Gosse
and
B.
.
Pish
boardt,
is
actually
in
mn-rtal
oontroi
of
the
company:
and
ese
men
resident
In
British
Columbia
id
fully
conversant
with
the
details
this
business,
have
already
effected
any
economies.
For
one
tMng
they
ve
reduced
the
number
of
canneries
be
operated
this
year
by
nearly
one
urd.
This
means
a
considerable
ur
g
in
stan
and
overhead
because
the
malning
operating
units
are
at
noo
MBpetlUve
points,
a
constant
'
aqaply,
i
isso
b
.assured,
and
an
etpaojolcel
tmjrty
f
labor
ean
be
rrgutarly
env
loyed.
It
is
now
announced
that
B,
C.
ackers
have
Just
aqulre
the
Mil-
rd
riahtog
and
PaflHaw
O,
This,
one
of
the
smaller
oompank
but
tth
a
very
nice
cannery
business.
'1th
the
addition
of
this
output
D.
C.
ackera
will
likely
pack
around
W
er
cent,
of
the
total
pack
this
year.
SEERY
AND
HATTON
BECOME
AVIATORS
IN
LATEST
PICTURE
In
the
picture
"Now
W
re
In
the
Air"
lowing
here
tonight
Beery
and
Hat
ton
become
aviators
when
their
clot
Ives
are
Mown
off
when
they
get
In
front
of.
a
lattery
of
airplane
propellers
on
the
esttng
blocks
at
a
flying
field.
xney
ran
in
love
with
twin
slaters,
he
or
whom
has
been
raised
a
Oer
man.
tne
other
a
French
etrl.
Mane
ji
tneir
auiloultlee
arise
over
their
in
ability
to
ten
their
sweethearts
apart
wnicn
is
not
surprsnnc
when,
it'
lsJ
eonstderema-t
thejatme
tou
Bkln
plays
ptb,..pruspbly,snd
rt&rmtnairfl
.s
re
new
and
frequent
tnrougnom
tne
picture
and
will
raise
Beery
and
llatton
to
a
atill
hteher
plane
as
laugh
purveyors.
They
have
spfendM
support
in
the
cast,
which
includes
Malcolm
Watte,
aa
the
Oer-
mwft
spy.
Duke
Martin
aa
the
top
aer-gent,
hard
boiled
aa
usual,
Entile
Ohstrt..rd
and
Russell
Blmpson.
Now
We'ie
in
the
Alf
Is
good
for
a
Ifttfh
In
any
language.
L.
W
l
utmore
sailed
by
Mie
Prince
George
yesterday
afttrnoon
on
a
business
trip
to
Stewart.
(l
hero
gn,
with
its
call
to
th(
Qront
-Outdoo
t,H
course
of
the
next
few
weeks,
thousand?
of
m
vVill
forate
the
cities
to
seek
rest
and
recreation
lake
and
stream
and
irt
the
depths
of
the
coo!,
Forests.
Remember!
This
is
the
month
of
July
when
the
Fire
Haz.-r
!
at
its
height.
Be
rigidly
careful
with
Fjre.
Oct
camp
fire
permit
;
have
it
always
with
you
and
f.
,:
its
simple
instructions
The
conReioimness
of
i
your
part
to
Protect
the
l
oie&U
will
add
m:it
lo
your
enjoyment
of
them.
B.C.
Forest
Service
We
are
pleased
io
announce
that
the
Ford
Canudi
i
tor?
will
soon
be
in
full
production.
The
exceptional
value
in
the
Mddl
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iar
has
Imm
h
walUnt:
or.
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fellewiag
models
will
bp
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displav
at
our
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on
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July
17
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