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Circulations
Friday,
March
9,
1928
FORCE
SOMETIMES
NECESSARY
Force
is
still
necessary,
especially
in
dealing
with
backward
nations
like
the
Arabs,
Indians
or
Russians.
Nothing
else
counts
with
them.
They
dpise
the
weakling
but
.they
respect
a
regiment
of
soldiers
with
(tuns
ami
ntl,
1
equipment.
,
We
all
look
or.
peace
a-
tile
jrreatesl
lilessfng
that
could
come
to
the
world
hut
perfect
peace
i-
a
Ioiik
way
off
and
must
not
be
expected
in
our
day.
We
have
t,,
prepare
i,,
deal
with
such
people
as
1
nose
now
lunnmp'
riot
111
Aralu
Peace
principles
d.
They
have
no
world
out
dominion
of
the
Moslem.'
precepts
with
the
sword
measures
failed.
Ill
la.
par!
ii
nl
00k
except
it
.
The
1.
ader
and
it
proved
irly
appeal
to
tho.e
people,
lie
perhaps
a
vi.-ion
of
world
of
their
religion
enforced
hi-efiective
even
when
peaceful
in
the
pas-inx
of
the
by
the
Legislature
of
ney
for
the
extension
of
land
and
increase
their
!l
Uelieti!
everyone,
have
motlev.
evervbodv
has
motiev
Thov
sra
producers
and
the
development
of
Central
British
Columbia
depends
largely
on
them.
With
the
development
of
Central
British
Columbia
is
bound
un
P
Central
B
Furm
Loans
lu'li
wh
ii.C.
It
will
enable
operations
and
will
production
This
wi
If
the
farmers
a
large
extent
the
future
of
Prince
Rupert.
Railway
service
can
improved
if
the
country
i
more
dosely
settled,
and
the
farmers
NORODY
SURE
OF
TIME
Nobody
can
say
just
when
the
general
election
will
be
held
tne
opinion
in
the
south
seems
to'
be
that
it
will
take
place
In
fall,
according
to
advices
received
yesterday.
Probablv
some
announcement
will
be
made
by
Premier
MacLean
before
the
legislature
rises,
which
will
give
a
clue
as
to
the
possible
time
for
the
event.
Under
our
elastic
constitution
the
Premier,
can
decide
when
he
will
appeal
to
the
country
as
long
as
he
does
it
within
the
time
specified
In
the
law
which
provides
that
a
legislature
shall
not
sit
for
more
than
five
years.
We
suggest
that
in
any
case
those
not
registered
should
be
busy
and
get
their
names
on
the
voters
list
at
once.
GRAIN
SHIPPING
ACTIVE
There
is
rather
sudden
activity
here
in
grain
shipping,
due
doubtless
to
some
economic
cause
which
makes
it
advisable
to
route
the
grain
this
way.
It
is
nice
to
see
the
big
steamers
in
the
harbor
and
to
feel
that
this
is
really
a
grain
port
which
is
proving
its
value
to
the
country.
uu
vjneni
uuys
grain
once
more
we
may
look
tor
gfeatTl
ueveiopment
in
the
grain
business
here.
Just
now
all
the
shipments
are
being
made
to
Europe.
SETTLERS
COMING
Once
more
the
spout
has
been
opened
and
settlers
are
coming
to
the
country
from
Europe.
So
far
the
movement
has
jjst
begun.
Men
are
needed
to
help
put
in
the
crop
arid
they
are
being
brought
to
the
prairies
by
the
railways.
Those
wishing
to
take
up
land
are
encouraged
to
do
so
and
the
pro;pect
is
more
of
this
claas
than
ever
before
will
come
to
the
country.
Large
numbers
of
men
are
being
employed
on
railway
construction
and
mining
this
year
and
that
will
tend
to
make
labor
scarce
so
that
Canada
will
be
in
a
position
to
absorb
a
good
many
and
some
of
them
are
anxious
to
go
on
the
land
as
soon
as
they
have
made
enough
money
to
start.
731
"snrtn
sd2Btiff
you
can
win
your
way
to
Niagara
Falls
"The
Home
oE
Shredded
Wheat"
by
writing
winning
essays
Write
far
full
particulars
to
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
Lla.
Niagara
Falls,
Oat.
meeting
of
t:
wa-
he-id
t!
day
evening.
ji
mum
ETwIbHVv.-m
council
fmflBc
BtHof
Trad;
Correspondence
arising
from
action
taken
by
the
railway
committee
showe.
tli.it
the
seeming
discrimination
against
local
merchants.
In
the
matter
of
k
lower
freight
rate
from
Prince
Rupert.
for
way-empljyeos,
was
shown
to
be
brought
about
by
action
of
the
employee
the.nselves,
who
annually
voted
where
they
wished
their
cheap
rate
to
apply
trcm.
As
the
rate
carried
with
it
a
Ire
pass
to
the
point
designated,
it
was
natural
that
the
larger
centre
thculfl
be
chosen
In
moat
instances.
In
this
connection
the
secretary
was
asked
to
write
and
ascertain
whether
the
half
rate
allowed
was
confined
to
only
one
point,
or
whether,
if
the
employe
requested,
he
might
hare
the
privilege
of
the
reduced
rate
from
more
than
;ne
point.
Correspondence
also
showed
further
weight
being
brought
to
benr
on
the
departments
crmcemed.
in
the
matter
ot
platform
extension,
inadequacy
oi
waiting
roam
accommodation,
and
insufficient
way
freight
sen-Ice.
It
was
also
suggested
at
the
meeting
and
the
committee
were
asked
to
take
up
the
matter
of
having
a
passenger
car
attached
to
the
way
freight
during
the
winter
service
KOMI
OI'.sTRI
CTION
The
obstruction
on
the
West
Hill
Road
and
the
continued
inactivity
o!
'he
public
works
department
In
this
matter
was
again
brought
to
the
attention
of
the
meeting.
It
was
suggested
that
the
secretary
write
the
department
asking
that,
in
the
event
of
a
pile
driver
being
brought
in
soon
for
the
Copper
River
bridge
It
be
first
uted
In
repairing
this
hill
road.
On
behalf
of
C.
Gordon
of
Alyanih
President
J.
K
Gordon
brought
up
the
:itat.?r
of
requesting
the
government
to
trulld
a
r;ad
connecting
Alyamh
with
Terrace,
thus
giving
the
fcrmer
a
connection
with
the
raUway
and
thus
facil
itating
mall
and
freight
delivery.
It
was
pointed
out
that
aDout
thirty
miles
of
ffce
total
distance
of
approximately
rventy
miles
was
already
constructed
It
was
the
general
feeling
of
the
meet-hat
this
road
should
be
built
at
1
'
1
N
.1
in
opening
up
a
larg;
:.
1
nd
give
the
set-much
more
con-:i
offering
some
.-pecttve
settlers.
It
'
..g
the
matter
to
the
public
works
the
people
of
Aiyan.h
the
matter.
of
the
public
works
:i.:;..itee
was
drawn
to
th?
almost
lm
possible
condition
of
the
road
leadlnt
to
the
ranch
of
W.
J
Goodwin
at
Klt-sumkalum
and
also
to
the
desirability
of
having
a
trail
constructed
this
year
jn
what
will
later
be
the
cut-off
or
shorter
road
to
Lakelse
Lake.
MINERAL
lilMPl.AY
The
mining
committee
reported
that
the
mineral
show
case
to
be
placed
at
the
local
depot
was
ready
to
be
set
u:
nd
some
splendid
specimens
of
ore
were
on
hand
to
be
placed
tn
It.
with
more
prrmtsed
as
soon
as
prospectors
could
get
out
to
their
claims.
As
a
means
of
advertising
and
publicity
it
was
suggested
that
an
attempt
be
made
to
have
the
district
mining
engineer
look
over
a'
number
of
the
prospects
in
the
district
and
make
official
reports
At
the
request
of
the
hospttal
board
to
appoint
a
representative
from
the
board
of
trade
to
the
hospital
executive.
A.
H
'Barker
was
named
to
act
In
that
capacity.
TERRACE
Mrs.
D.
O.
Munro
arrived
from
Smtthen
on
Tuesday
and
will
apend
a
abort
time
here
with
friends
before
re
toratJsi
the
interior
where
stae
plana
sa'tpenn
tna
summer.
-
D.
M.
Gibbon
of
Smith
rs
la
In
the
district
looking
after
property
interests
here.
McDonald,
mining
man
of
tJsk.
was
a
business
visitor
In
town
during
the
week
Mr.
aad
Mrs.
O.
W.
Blaaonnette
and
children
have
spent
tho
past
few
months
In
Vancouver,
returned
to
Terrace
at
the
beginning
of
the
week.
A
J.
Curaon.
Prince
Rupert,
was
a
business
visitor
here
during
the
week
Winter
is
paying
an
unwelcome
return
visit
to
this
district
this
week
After
enjoying
warm
bright
sunny
weather
with
clean,
dry
streets,
this
week's
storm
la
not
appreciated
Considerable
snow
fell
on
the
level,
but
in
town
waa
accompanied
by
strong
wind
and
motor
traffic
la
moving
with
difficulty
through
the
drifts.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Reginald.
Ilogan
of
Prince
Oeorge
are
visiting
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Hogsn's
Barents.
Mr.
and
ur,
Ouy
Taft.
R.
E.
Allen,
dtswlet
forester
arid
E
c:
Manning,
assistant
chief
forester
of
Victoria,
arrived
In
town
on
Wednesday,
to
conduct
assistant
ranier
examlm-Uoas
at
this
point.
Thrar
candidates
Dunran
Ksrr
and
M.
McDonald.
Terrace,
aad
J
Oraham
of
Dnreen.
J
Thnmsfon
on
Wednesday
i.f
Remo
was
In
town
A.
T.
Little
returned
on
Wcdnrtdnv
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Hospital,
whin-he
hn
been
a
patli-nt
for
wvcimI
nl.
Willi
txnli
wrKti
broken.
Hi-
U.
w
alight
use
of
the
right
hand
but
It
win
be
some
time
before
he
la
fit
for
duty
again.
Dan
darker
returned
on
WednesdsT
from
Prince
Rupert
where
be
has
been
spending
a
holiday.
Mrs
B.
T
Brooks
returned
on
Wed
nesday
from
Prince
Rupert.
8.
fljoetramt
Who
anent
the
earlv
nart
of
the
week
m
Plinoe
Rupert,
returned
on
Wednesday.
Man
in
the
Moon
THE
per
,
who
H
becoming
rich
without
,
.
in
makmR
911
Jg.
.
nJ
-
,isf
H
always
in
Line
hers
that
much
poorer.
UONtT
talks
but
it
does
not
do
all
.lie
talking.
There
are
people
who
are
paid
to
Ulk.
THt
fit
teat
survive,
as
pretty
fit.
Yea.
t
knew
1
HI
tried
to
tau
fcltntfeif
-As
fit
sa
fit
could
be:
And
then
he
threw
a
fit
That
waa
not
fit
to
are.
THE
Conservative
newspapers
m
thl
south
suggest
a
Judgeship
for
MsJnaon
and
a
job
in
England
for
PnttuBo
Doubtless
theae
are
two
of
the
men
that
Interfere
with
their
party
aaplra-
'.tons.
IT
is
explained
at
the
elevator
that
the
Ring
Jsmea
parrot
which
caused
ucii
a
sensation
by
its
language
among
'evator
officials,
sawed
too
many
wild
i
ts
there
and
hrd
ri
be
sent
away.
A
TRAVBLLINO
mar.
arm
In
1
'rin-e
Rupert
recently
an
it
is
as
Id
r.e
put
oter
several
good
?rle.
Kb
I
in
t
tell
them
It
r.ould
not
do
to
'ell
travellers'
stores
here
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
T
H
McMillan,
inspector
of
"Vroswi
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
last
iiVht.
his
subject
being
"Oeology
as
Xi'lilled
to
Mining."
'f
rge
M
Hiinsnn.
United
State
eon--nl
sdflr.wieri
the
Hons
of
Canada
last
11
iht.
ul.jrct
bring
"Colonies.
East
lnl
WK'
"
,
The
exer-'tive
mmmittee
of
the
An-l'::"n
liooc
f
of
Caledonia
met
last
'ntng
a
the
home
of
Dlshop
p
h.
t)U
v-rnet
The
members
present,
besides
ntsiKip.
were
Canon
O
A
Rlx.
Rev
W
s
A
t
arter
i,
M
nrOex
and
C
W
11'
UH
T.
S
.
it
.
.
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;
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n
h
1
""1
1
IN
answering
Fashion's
call
this
season,
the
May
Belle
designers
have
surely
achieved
the
ultimate
in
creating
perfect-fitting,
smart
undies
that
really
meet
the
demands
of
the
mode.
Emy
gdrmeiit
tt
truly
exquisite!
Erery.
tiring
that
goes
into
theif
making
is
of
the
finest
possible
quality
expert
designing
perfect
tailoring
and
lovely
trimming
And
all
May
Belle
Lingerie
is
made
fmrn
our
own
superb
lockstitch
Rayon,
of
softest,
finest
texture
and
carefully
dvcj
in
a
host
of
charming
pastel
shades
that
will
really
outlast
dozens
of
warm-water
washings.
There
is
a
smart
May
Belle
undie
adaptable
to
every
figure,
every
frock,
every
fancy,
and
all
are
perfect
fitting,
long
wearing
and
very
inexpensive
to
buy.
When
shopping
rhis
season
ask
for
the
undie
with
the
litile
May
Belle
label
inside.
1
Knitted,
dyed
and
tailortLby
Ontario
Silknit
Limited,
Toronto
Lstgftt
Mtktn
ttf
Rnjorl
Fstri:
1
tnJ
Rayon
(
tt
in
CW.
mm
the
mode
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Ladies!
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TWIM.
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Nicely
Tnllorcd
Ronsonnbly
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