rn
rr
May
11,
1928
f
QUICKLY,
BANISHED
i
s.iffred
years
of
agony
:
:
,ii.;h
blind
itching
piles,"
c
irs.
W.
Hughes,
of
1
..-lv-laga
St,
Montreal.
i'ini,
loss
of
strength,
r
,;n;ikte
misery,
was
ray
1
.
;y
lot
until
I
came
across
d
a-i3uk.
I
know
now
that
i
-,
.'
is
nothing
on
earth
i
qua!
this
grand
herbal
l
vaU't.
Since
it
lifted
me
!.
,:i
misery
my
earnest
wish
to
make
Zam-Buk
known"
i
:
,-J
I
sufferers."
soc.
ao.
Moves
Pain
Like
Magic
!
Running
Shoes
1
lilrcn.
from
.
.
.
IJOf
i:
from
.S1.0
Mru.
.
$UJtr,
-'
are
rtl
bargain
VW
have
also
h
great
'llf.it
of
Men's
Suits
-
Ill
tie
Serge,
made
ii.-ie
imported
Eng-'irial8
by
the
best
:
:m
...
$0.00
up
I
Hoys'
I'ants
from
$1,115
i:d
Girl.-'
lilasert,
Sl.Tfi
up
Silk
and
Wool
r-i
at
prkf
'!''.
per
rent
leu.
Montreal
Importers
'!
hird
A'
efiue
Miller,
proprietor
DOLLAR
DAY
V
AND
SATl'KDAY
rk
and
Beans,
large,
4
for
....
$1.00
l'"i-k
and
Beans,
me-ivg.
20c,
6
for
$1.00
I'i'rk
and
Bmu,
small,
IV.
8
for
..
Si
1.00
Ki
ti
hup,
large.
3
for
gum
.ilad
Cream,
:t
for
$1.00
i
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Soup,
large,
-
,
6
for
..
$1.00
I
mato
Soup,
small,
i
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s
for
...
$1.oo
l
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a
nut
Butter,
reg.
fr
$1.00
liili
ftauoe,
rtf,
40c,
.
1.00
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Relish.
r.
40c,
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91.00
Prepared
Mustard.
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r,
for
....
Si
1.00
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GOODS
AT
IKCIAL
1'UICKS
Hassallem
Grocery
10.
LTD.
i'h'.nes
18
and
81
P.O.
Wax,
575
NavySuits
and
Ensemble
Suits
"Demers"
CLEVER
FOUR
The
young
First
United
Act.
I
Act
2.-
Act
a
Act
4
O
Stocks
ACT
COMEDY1
imti:i
ciirict'ii
vol
i
r
people's
Society
Church
heavily
lu
connection
Mentation
of
m
four
iOPLKEN-
ti:i:t.un
ntmii;i
iioim
,
I
.AST
NKillT
at
A
agsln
wired
with
tbe
pre-act
play.
The
young
Country
School
Ma'am"
which
took
place
taut
night
to
a
crowded
house,
the
organ
renovation
fund
being
substantially
supplemented
from
the
proceeds.
Then
were
in
all
fourteen
uharaettn.
all
of
whom
took
their
part
well
although
apecal
mention
might
be
made
of
the
heavy
work
of
Mies
A.
Oarnett
and
Jack
Holroyd,
the
latter
of
whom
u
even
more
successful
on
the
etaae
Uwa
he
la
In.
the
ring.
Also
the
part
of
-Gideon
Longface
taken
by
D.
MUler
was
well
sustained.
Happily
there
did
not
seem
to
be
o
misfit
in
the
whose
caste
and
much
credit
Is
due
the
actor
and
their
director.
Miss
E.
tt.
Earle
for
the
good
results
obtained
At
the
close
Miss
Earle
wns
presented
with
a
beautiful
bouquet
of
carnations
a"
a
mark
of
appreciation
frotn
the
members.
Between
acta
Price's
orrhestre
played
M-laetlcns
which
were
mui-l;
appreciated.
The
complete
caste
follows:
Ma
Soeckleby
Miss
A
Oamett
Pn
8neckby-
A
Partner.
...
J.
Holroyd
Maria
Jane
Sneckleby
.
.
.
Miss
E.
Orastle
Miss
Wise
The
School
Teacher
Miaa
C.
Harvey
James
Hugbson
A
Farm
Hand
O.
H.
Stocks
Oldaon
Longface
A
Trustee
.
.d.
Miller
Rev.
Mr.
Hardy
District
Minuter.
..
.
a.
Harris
Miaa
Bersbeba
Buck
Spinster
-
Miss
B.
Roger
Mary
Blown
Miss
C
Irvine
Ike
SneckJebw
Young
College
Boy.
B.
Barrle
Mayeetl
Primrose..
Miss
V
Krikevsky
.Birdie
Walker
Mlas
K.
Duun
Mrs.
Ca-lap
Mtas
O.
Kolosoff
Tommy
Crisp
Master
Uslle
Wilson
fl'MMARV
Of
ACT.
Breakfast
la
the
(area
kitchen
Miss
Wise
arrives.
Visitors
during
the
evening
Six
aaontbs
later.
Mrs
Sneck
leby
witerUlns.
Orchestra
members
were:
pianist.
Miss
Molue
Lawrence:
violins.
M
lines
Ruth
Wilkinson
and
Audrey
Parkin.
Jamas
BaMantyne.
Walter
Johnson
and
Victor
Thomas
At
the
data
the
choir
aoenbera
en-
trrtaiiaad
Use
easts
at
a
dainty
lunch
downstairs
and
among
'-hose
making
reaches
wate
J.
6.
Wilson.
Rev.
A.
wilaan.
Jack
Holroyd.
Miaa
Carle
and
WOMEN'S
INSTITUTE
TERRACE
DISCUSSES
UKE
DRESSING
ROOMS
Paper
Heart
n
Home
rmniMnlrs
hy
Mrs.
r.irl
Pnhlr
at
Wr
Intfr-eotlng
Meitlng
tlliliiiii
rii
if
6
Ba.4ff0
you
can
easily
Idelicious
Dofuhnuts,
CooKieSaetc.
with
MAGIC
powdII
MADE
IN
CANADA
t.W.
GlU-eTT
co.
T0B0MTO.
CAM.
KelIogg8
Corn
Flakes-
are
not
only
America's
favorite
breakfast
cereal
but
their
flavor
and
delightful
crispness
it-
famous
the
world
overs
More
than
11,000,000
people
enjoy
them
prefer
them
every
day.
CORN
FLAKES
CONTAINS
no
AU'M
tTO.
number
of
dataalng
rooms
at
Lakelae
Lake
was
favorably
received
and
the
ocmmit:ee
on
community
betterment
was
asked
to
ascertain
particulars
as
to
cost
and
report
at
next
meeting.
Arrangements
were
made
for
undertaking
the
catering
for
tbe
dance
on
May
34
as
s
means
of
raising
funds.
Following
the
business
meeting
Mrs.
Caral
Pohle
read
ao
Iniesaetmg
and
Instructive
psper
on
"Home
Economics
in
the
Home."
in
which
many
good
ngKrstlona
were
offered
In
regard
to
ftcmatlc
working
and
planning
with
Judgment
and
esnse.
Advice
was
given
la
regard
to
furnishing,
cleaning,
cooking,
laundry,
sewing,
entertaining,
etc..
almpllcity
being
tbe
keynote
of
success
with
least
effort
in
these
matters.
Scientific
kitchen
arrangements
and
labor
am
lug
convenieaoas
were
advocated
wharevar
possible.
Budgeting
the
family
finances
was
also
aateaaatid
aa
was
the
desirability
ea
giving
children
responsibility
In
sartaln
work
of
the
home
aa
a
means
M
proa
at
araHHm
mat-aoey
la
eFAe
otenry
but
In
though
t
fulness
and
as
a
means
of
Interesting
thean
In
home
economics
Mia.
Pinter
and
Miaa
Blderktn
Isosiaaaaa
for
tbe
afternoon
and
tea
t
the
close
of
the
meeting
John
B.
Morgan,
tbe
Uy
this
week
who
has
been
(or
the
purpose
aaklng
arrangements
for
the
ntrtlne,
of
sonetnseUon
of
the
Blllaaar
Sprues
TEBJtACC.
Hay
11-
At
the
monthly
:
Mllia.
Ltd
.
new
sawmill
near
hare.
wtH
Ung
of
the
Terrace
WaWAaaVa
In-
saU
by
the
Cardeoa
toaaorrear
moroig
stitute
on
Tuesday
afternoon
a
pro-
on
his
return
to
bat
logging
camps
:t
awl
to
undertake
the
erection
of
a
Mueaaii
laiet
aoulh
of
Swaaaon
Bay.
7HH
DAILY
OTSW3
page
nva
BISHOP
LLOYD
AND
BRITISH
IMMIGRATION
iTtVtTlOV
.IN
iij'tiMtU
TO
Al
S-l
TItAfJ
WIT
-BKPM
u;i(j
TO
j
1IIOSK
HMO
ADOPT
J'OI.U'V
"
OTHER
(J00I)
SBTTLEJtt
MU
IIIMIN
f'ilVTIXOIAT
KKVKK
YKT
itti
i;i.:i)
Aft
,
maw
ititniMi
,
AM
CAN.tl'i
IV
HAMK
VKAJl
(Winnipeg
Free
Press)
The
Free
Press
makes
no
apology
to
its
readers
far
the
damsnds
upon
their
attention
which
It
asaave
in
aslatlon
to
the
matter
of
Immigration:
since
this
la
perhaps
the
most
Uaporunt
question
which
is
tcday
eaiung
for
public
con-slderatlon.
There
has
been
set
forth
lr
our
columns
'daring
the
past
few
months
a
great
variety
of
views;
and
te
i.:ie
we
add
today
a
characteristic
letter
from
Bishop
Lloyd,
of
Saskatchewan.!
Bi.-liop
Uoyd
has
been
l;r
years
critical,
if
not
intolerant,
of
all
immigration
other
than
British:
he
Li
s
firm
believer
in
the
Znglish-apeaklng
race
as
a
"cht'-ssu"
people
so
far
a
thU
country's
'future
is
concerned:
Immigrants
Irom
Europe
are
Inferior;
and
if
lltey
merge
with
thaf
existing
EngMab-
taking
population
the
result
.will
be
a
mongrel"
people.
And
he
points
to
Australia,
with
Its
"White
British
Aus-
ralla'"
as
Us
motto,
aa
the
true
exem
plar
for
Canada.
He
Is
somewhat
un-Irtunate
In
his
use
of
statistics,
having
r;epied
without
question
certain
statement!
of
comparative
flntres
of
Brlt-
isn
emigration
to
Canada
and
A
us
trails
current
in
the
Canadian
press
which,
aa
.he
Free
Press
haa
shown
from
official
authorities,
are
wholly
wrong.
We
can-
15
n
but
think
that
Bishop
Lloyd,
who
hjis
been
writing
and
speaking
about
Immigration
matters
for
years
pi
-UKht
to
hare
kaosva
that
these
figures
were
tnscc
urate.
Not
once
in
the
last
quarter
of
a
eeaktury
in
any
single
year
has
British
emigration
to
Australia
ex
ceeded
British
emigration
to
Canada.
Last
year
British
analgranta
to
Austra
lia
numbered
38477;
fcr
the
year
ending
March
31.
BritlaB
emigration
to
Canada
totalled
5071
BHIUItANTH
KEl-ITTAVT
Australia
Is
facing.
Just
as
Canada
U
facing,
tbe
reluctance
of
Britishers
to
-migrate
to
these
countries.
Pour
out
1
every
five
British
emigrants
to
Australia
last
year
u
islets)
goieijumant
assistance.
This
Inability
to
get
British
immigration
is
negro
rang
to
create
a
difficult
situation
u
Australia.
For
fifty
years
Australia
has
bean
counting
upon
relraoreemants
front
the
narent
stock
v-
m
her
Waaapaces
"and"
Wiev
have
not
come.
Jameat
A.
Froude.
in
IBM.
recorded
Australia's
espectatlona
of
future
growth
in
Iphpulatlon.
"The
Austrstfhn'CklolraM.''
heffrrote
In
Ocean
"nave
grown
vJJith
a
f
rapidity
which
uit.fles
exianalon
einectatlona
for
him.
Mr.
Service
(prapier
of
Victoria
l
;ea
before
hint
at
tKe
Sd
ol
half
a
-entury,
an
Australia
Wsth
fifty
million
nhabltants;
a
second
Tnlted
Sutes
of
eelf.
in
the
atouQaarn
Hemisphere
''
Forty-three
of
the
fifty
pears
have
pass
ed
and
the
population
of
Australia
has
just
turned
six
mlMlona.
Meanwhile
tbe
lingtasai
people
of
i
Kellogg'
are
famous
for
"oven-F
frehnei"t
The
patented
vaxtile
Inner-sealed
wrapper
pro-lect
their
wonderful
flavor
and
crispness.
Enjoy
them
for
lunch,
dinner
.cor
breaafait.
WUh
mrlk
or
cream
fruits
or
honey
added.
A
treat
for
lha
Sttddies'
evening
meal.
"
Order
at
hotels,.
resUni-apti.'
Oa
dining.csr.
old
airTro?fr,
s
j
-
i
vTii
i
-J
bny-Ont.wv
INSIST
ON
S
TjQsfeJR
LING
-:-
G
I
N
1
MrteF
113??
I
HI
r
on
iiii'
m
London
Times;
and
be
(OR
a
quality
Gin
possessing
the
most
pleasing
flavor,
ask
for
sterling
London
Dry.
(j
It
is
distilled
by
experts
according
to
the
best
London
tradition
and
is
thoroughly
rectified
to
obtain
perfect
purity
and
sparkling
clearness.
30
Sterling
Jofm
Collins
Two-thirds
cocktail
glass
Sterling
London
Dry
Cm.
juice
of
one
kmon,
piece
of
kc
one
tcaapouruul
tuev.
Sterling
Gin
lAjcfcy
(T.
One
lump
kx
tn
tusAbler,
pucr
of
one
lemon
or
lime,
Strrlmg
Londcn
Dry
Cm.
Fill
up
with
soda
water
bottle
coU
soda
Mix
wrll
sid
iert
while
fitznig
Sill
ITALIANS
!(M)I)
"Last
year
38.577
British
lmmlgranu
entered
Australia,
aa
against
13X136
from
other
countries;
the
great
majority
of
the
foreign
element,
of
Italians.
There
Is.
obviously,
nothing
fortultuos
in
tbe
causes
that
have
produced
auch
an
effect.
The
truth
is
thst
the
Italians,
as
a
whole,
adapt
themselves
more
readily
co
country
life
in
Australia
than
the
prospective
British
settler
baa
ao
far
bean
able
to
do.
They
are
not
aaaisted
lmmlgranu,
for
they
pay
full
passage
money
from
Italy
to
Australia.
But
each
new
arrival
la
aasited
and
befrlendad.
with
lodging
and
advice,
by
hla
compatriots
until
he
is
able
to
fend
for
rtunsel:
Mo-
..
.
,i
u
raoa
they
show
patience
i..
I
s
determination
to
Ahaake
good'
that
provoke
iniagled
envy
and
admiration.
.
.
.
Ttk
tgft-erM
notably
the
Italian,
immigrant,
speedily
iliKts
a
home
and
a
Job
for
hunself.
thanks
to
the
helpful
spirit
of
his
fellow-countrymen
It
Is
hardly
to
be
wondered
at.
therefore,
that
the
Italian
la
a
-funnidabie
competitor
lit
the
apparently
tardy
race
for
settlement."
The
portent
of
the
increased
emigration
to
Australia
of
southern
Europeans
is
forcing
discussion
in
Australl.'
and
.elsewhere
of
the
possibility
of
keep-lug
a
continent
eoipty
indefinitely
awaiting
people
who
do
not
coma.
"It
Is,"
says
the
Tablet
of
1-undon.
"against
justice
and
humanity
for
s
dominant
but
slowly-multiplying
race
to
shut
Undeveloped
territories
agalnxt
law-abiding
and
uvduslrtaus
ImmiKrunte
whose
home
-tan
ds
are
ovar-icrowded.
We
have
pointed
out
thai
aelllshneii
of
this
kind
as
one
of
the
very
few
;Mims
an
Vbleh
Sir
Tbemas
More
'a
.Utopians
would
go
to
war.
Italia
its
become
good
and
loyal
ertlnrns
in
Argrtlna.
in
JheOB.A.,
and
elsewhere.
Are
we
to
ujidWand
that
Australia
Is
less
hospltjieM
than
Worth
and
Bouth
AoVarica
w
5trahgera
J
and
less
clever
in
Minaan
elements?"
The
The
LONDON
DRV
GIN
Tills
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
GovevatBwnt
of
Dritirth
Columbia.
continental
Burope
are
knc:klng
ii
trails
has
solved
the
problem
that
la
Australia's
door
and
demanding
admit-
!
disturbing
Canada
and
has
before
It
a
Lsjtoa.
"The
etream
of
foreign
unmi-!uture
without
a
cloud
In
fact
Aus-jranu
Into
Australia
rises;
the
number
J
trails
Is
beginning
to
sense
a
futuic
if
British
entrants
grows
leas,"
writes
I
problem
which
may
prove
more
difficult
the
Melbourne
correspondent
of
the
I
of
aolutton
than
that
with
which
Can-
asifrasVajjW
new
Brsyiewa
itteni)ting
thTllja
-Wl.vk
Sitatpalta
U
sttemt:
WKm
i"
trPuw
o
Tej-
I
Miiil
lUMUit
mtl
ill
It
Ml
I
BSOTS
SIOTC
Wliu
would
prevent
all
but
British
Immlgra-tlea
rauiU
it
aaya.
"In
the
final
seault
decide
between
the
natives
of
Southern
Europe
or
the
Japanese.
If
the
sand
Is
not
filled
by
the
people
ho
can
ltv
and
thrive
and
Increase
on
it.
It
will
tti
the
end
be
descended
upon
fr.m
Japan,
and
the
laea
of
a
white
AiistraHa'
will
vauiib
forever."
NO
SOUTION
VET
We
quota
these
atatistio
and
opinions
for
the
enlightenment
of
who,
like
Dlshop
Uoyd,
think
that
Aug
ada
la
confronted.
Here
are
two
countries
capable
of
absorbing
large
accessions
of
population.
bot&
desirous
of
receiving
British
settlers
and
spending
vast
sums
of
money
In
encouraging
immigration
of
tbla
class.
But
It
comes
li.
mere
driblets
in
proportion
to
the
effort
expended
to
obtain
It.
Meanwhile
Immigrants
from
tbe
continent
of
Europe
are
looking
for
opportunities
for
paying
their
pwn
way
to
this
country
and
resorting
to
subterfuges
In
order
to
rind
a
channel
through
which
they
can
find
an
entrance.
Shall
we
let
them
come
in.
subject
to
restrictive
regulations
as
to
the
claaaas
permitted
to
enter
imposed
by
the
government,
of
shall
we
put
up
the
bars?
Biabop
Uoyd,
and
then
sharing
hia
view
who
have
bees
g.ving
evidence
)eforr
the
Parliamentary
;
Oomaarttee
have
no
doubt
as
to
tbe
right
wJVut
J
,
la
kf,
sneauH
oarpW
that
their
dltttlfr
'iuas'rflf
be
re-T
gasded
by
parliament
or
the
country
aa
meeting
the
situation.
'I'KOVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT"
1'itiMi:
iti
rptT
i.i.ixtoiui.
IHSTKICT
NOTICE
is
hereby
Uvea
that
on
Monday,
the
31st
day
of
May.
I
shall.
y,
iM,
at
the
hour
of
14)
o'
cloak
In
the
fore
noon,
at
the
Court-house,
Prince
Bu-
exild
a
aRong
of
the
Court
of
Crt,
ivlslon
for
tbe
purpose
of
revising
tbe
list
of
voters
for
the
said
electoral
district,
and
of
hearing
and
determining
any
and
all
objections
to
the
attention
of
any
name
on
the
said
list,
or
to
the
registration
as
a
voter
of
any
applloant
for
registration;
and
for
the
other
urpoees
set
forth
in
the
"Provincial
lections
Act."
Dated
at
Prince
Bupert.
DC.
this
5th
dsy
of
April.
IMS.
ReXMffWAB
OF
VOTEM,
1
IP
Prince
Rupert
Electoral
Dlatrlct
,
iMLNEKAL
ACT
(Porm
F.)
CKUTU'IMTlTot'
improvements
NOTICE
IMnceaa
Pat.
Lot
4ilSi
Pilot.
Lot
4467:
U.A.F..
Lot
4408;
CSsarvar.
Lot
4308.
Mineral
Claims,
situate
In
the
AtUa
Mining
Division
ot
Caaalar
District.
Where
locates:
On
Muaro
Mauntatn
about
four
miles
from
the
town
of
Attin.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
we.
James
Stokes
and
C.
R.
feuHV.
Free
Miner's
QsrtUlcaU
No.
BSfiSO-BQMl.
lutesd.
sixty
days
from
the
date
hereof,
te
apjaVy
te
tbe
Mining
Recorder
for
a
Certificate
of
improvements,
for
the
purpeaa
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Grant
of
the
above
claim.
Aud
further
take
sotloe
that
sctlon.
under
section
88
must
be
commenced
before
the
Issue
of
such
OerUftoeAe
of
lauroveoent.
Dated
this
Ma
day
of
Marah.
AX)
1SB
II.
McN.
FBASEB.
Ajtnt.
Insurance
Real
Estate
Bonds
We
specialise
in
&C.
Mining
stocks
and
accept
buying
and
selling
orders
on
Vancouver
Exchange
at
Vancouver
rates.
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Johnston
CoM
617
2nd
Avenue
Agents
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&
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Ltd.
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Strains
BABY
CHICKS
and
HATCHING
EGGS
from
pens
of
R.
().!'.
Poultry
Breeders'
Ass'n.
of
B.C.
Bird
with
Official
Records
under
Government
Inspection.
White
and
Brown
Leghorns,
Barred
Rocks,
R.I.
Reds,
Wyandottes,
Buff
Orpingtons,
Black
Mlr.oroiH,
-Blue
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Order
Now.
Reasonable
I'rlres.
For
Price
List
write
Secretary.
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University
uf
B.C.,
Vancouver,
U.C.
Radio
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rtadlola
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wiU
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