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of
Circulations
Thursday,
August
16,
1928
HANDICRAFT
WORK
Now
that
plans
are
being
made
for
the
coming
winter,
the
suggestion
of
the
Terrace
Women's
Institute
is
an
excellent
one.
They
plan
taking
up
some
form
of
handicraft
work,
such
as
glove
making
or
rugmajring.
We
suggest
that
either
men
or
women
might
well
devote
their
timt
to
the
perpetuation
of
the
native
handicrafts
of
this
part
,
of
the
country
such
a
basket
making
or
wood
carving.
Of
these
possibly
the
baake
making
is
the
most
interesting-
The
native
designs
are
very
artistic
and
the
baskets
could
be
made
of
such
shape
and
siie
as
would
enable
them
to
be
used
for
moderr
purposes.
The
designs
might
further
be
incorporated
ii
house
furnishings
and
wall
decorations.
There
is
every
facility
here
for
studying
the
designs
and
possibly
improving
upon
them.
v
The
whole
idea
of
taking
up
handicraft
work
during
the
fall
and
winter
months
is
an
excellent
one.
Groups
of
girls,
married
women,
mixed
groups
and
even
groups
of
men
might
find
much
enjoymetot
from
making
something
artistic
or
useful
rather
than
idling
way
the
time.
CUSTOMS
OF
MEN
AND
WOMEN
It
has
often
been
a
subject
of
wonder
why
men
should
st
idle
during
winter
evenings
while
women
sew
or
darn
or
do
art
needle
work.
True
they
add
to
the
prosperity
of
the
tobacconists
but
that
is
incidental.
If
they
did
some
work
they
would
add
to
the
prosperity
e
I
At
1
1
.
ILl
I
k
oi
someone
ewe,
improve
menisci
ve
ana
pusoiuiy
uecume
bu
caci
i
at
their
hobby
that
it
would
be
a
source
of
gratification
if
not
of
real
financial
profit
THE
GREATEST
EXPORT
ROUTE
(Edmonton
Bulletin)
.
Vancouver
now
claims
to
be
the
large
er&lngporting
port
in
Canada,
and
claims
also
that
more
grain
left
NTmewnver
and
Prince
Rupert
for
oversea
destinations
during
the
past
year
than
went
from
all
the
eastern
Canadian
ports
together.
Vancouver
not
long
ago
celebrated
the
shipment
from
that
port
of
the
eighty-millionth
bushed
of
last
year's
wheat
crop.
Allowing
for
wheat
shipped
from
that
port
since
that
time,
and
for
the
year's
shipments
from
Prince
Rupert,
it
is
probably
not
far
off
the
mark
to
say
that
one
hundred
million
bushels
of
wheat
have
been
shipped
via
the
Pacific
during
the
season.
If
Vancouver's
present
claims
are
correct,
something
less
than
two
hundred
million
bushels
must
therefore
have
been
exported
during
the
year
from
all
Canadian
ports.
This
is
leas
than
half
the'amount
which
was
available
last
fall
for
export
The
inference
is
that,
as
in
former
seasons,
more
than
half
the
crop
of
last
year
went
out
by
way
way
of
United
States
Atlantic
ports.
Quite
evidently
reduced
grain
rates
on
the
Tmueont!oental
have
not
produced
the
hoped-for
result
of
diverting
Canadian
grain
traffic
from
the
United
States
ports
to
Canada's
Atlantic
outlets.
But
the
splendid
record
of
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
is
proof
that
these
Canadian
ports
are
the
outlets
for
Alberta's
rapidly
expanding
output
of
wheat.
The
westward
route
is
now
Canada's
greatest
wheat
export
route.
BIGGEST
VOTE
PERIOD
THIS
CURRENT
WEEK
THOfE
WHO
WISH
TO
Wl
f
'AH
Olt
CASH
PRIZE
HAVE
ClltKAT
OPPORTUNITY
With
the
bliaost
vote
period
in
The
Dally
News'
Cazajsaign
ending
aext
Monday
night,
it
i
atom
time
ndi(Uts
began
to
awfe
to
She
true
opportunity
presented
to
UT.
energetic
worker
There
u
sentonw
in
the
old
oopy
tr,:-
:
-h
rrr..1
'3-d
helps
those
who
help
themselves."
The
time
In
here
now
when
you
should
be
helping
y.iurwlf.
Tlx
re
are
literally
hundreds
of
subscription"
waiting
so
be
written
us.
both
in
Prince
Rupert.
.and
la
the
territory
round
about
.Are
you
cashing
in
on
your
opportunity
this
week?
Are
you
preparing
to
make
a
new
record
for
younelf
fcr
the
firm
period.
With
100
OO0
oxtra
vote
K'v-n
lor
leech
dub
of
subscriptions
turned
in
It
'should
not
tfe
say
sugar
abundance
iof
brilliant
tar
a.
candidate
to
realise
the
advantage
ia
annwmg
rote
nr.
while
the
biggest
schedule
of
the
entire
campaign
is
operative.
TIMT
UOR
ACTION
IS
HERE
'
A
Club"
of
subscriptions
la
any
Troup
totalling
SIS.
It
is
not
necessary
to
hold
Umbo
until
you
have
a
lull
club.
You
get
credit
for
the
club
vote
upon
your
completion
of
the
club.
One
i
club
of
subscriptions
should
be
easy
i
No
candidate
who
aspects
to
"ke
aaore
:
than
bis
or
her
10
par
cent
cash
eom-m.Mion
should
be
at
all
satisfied
with
one
lone
club
of
subscriptions
lor
this
week.
Two.
three,
lour
sad
Up
to
half
a
doxeh
clubs
should
be
the
goal
set.
Set
a
ftcal
that
is
not
la
possible
but
inch
is
large
.enough
to
Stake
you
resoh
out
n
accomplish
it
Then
attain
this
roiil
Candlclnte
who
are
avowed
c-ntccrtrrs
for
any
of
the
big
prizes
Hhoulcl
ml
tee
the
importance
which
this
lat
mg
vote
wk
hss
in
this
cam-paign.
The
most
any
subscriber
can
take
i:
six
years
A
year
subscription
by
mail
is
13
XX)
a
year.
In
Prince
Rupert
it
1
S8
00
a
y?r
By
the
way
a
itv
vnr
miWrrlpfon
If
worth
S40.0W
Millions
of
people
have
been
converted
from
using
ordinary
common
teas
They
now
use
"SALADA"
Do
you
know
why?
A
trial
package
will
answer
the
question
All
grocers
sell
"SALADA".
Brown
Label
Quality,
80c
lb.
Orange
Pekoe
Blend,
85c
lb.
votes
in
this
big-
First
Period,
while
nly
175.000
will
be
given
the
last
week
of
the
campaign.
DETERMINE
NOW
TO
PROFIT
With
the
opportunities
eiisUng
to
iay
for
real
candidates
to
reap
a
rich
wrest
it
would
seem
there
must
be
me
"lift
wires"
among
those
who
,
re
thinking
about
entering
but
have
jot
yet
desUtttery
made
up
their
mind.
There
must
be
seine
among
those
who
lave
entered
and
who
are
about
ready
to
start
an
active
campaign.
The
News
will
welcome
the
opportunity
to
ei-plaln
the
plan
to
you.
to
toll
you
what
you
can
do
la
this
campaign,
to
give
you
every
possible
help
for
when
you
prosper
is
this
campaign
The
News
prospers
akng
with
you.
A
call
at
The
News
office
can
easily
be
made
when
you
at
to
the
vicinity.
A
call
places
you
under
no
obligatloa
whatsoever.
In
fact,
no
one
is
under
any
obligation,
for
it
Is
Just
a
case
of
getting
paid
if
you
do
anything
at
all
and
nothing
If
you
accomplish
nothing.
You
have
everything
to
gain
and
nothing
to
lose.
Tou
are
guaranteed
10
cents
on
every
dollar
you
collect
If
you
1on't
win
a
price.
This
la
60
cents
on
?very
five
dollars.
And
you
can
make
rem
ISO0
to'tlJOO.
Will
you
let
us
tell
you
about
It
all?
Our
office
is
open
each
evening
until
8
o'clock.
Telephone
534.
Win
you
provide
the
opportunity
for
us
A
you)
The
News
will
be
pleased
d
a
representative
to
call
at
your
heme
at
an
hour
convenient
to
you
if
you!
will
but
tlgnlfy
Tour
Interest.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlnco
Rupert
August
18.
1918.
F
W.
Doherty,
manager
of
the
Royal
j
Buk
of
Canada
In
Uila
city,
was
the
gutt
oi
honor
at
a
banquet
held
last
eveniag
in
the
Central
Hotel
at
which
nearly
a
hundred
cltltens
were
present
and
when
Mr.
Doherty
was
presented
t
are
with
a
silver
tea-set.
Mr.
DAerty
has
bee
pearaaaed
to
tho
pos
UMpec-tor
of
bank
buildings
for
the
prairie
t
piOTincps.
I
The
aenaan
retreat
toattnues
and
General
Vtts
Boehmt
ae
Getmaa
"re
treat
apectallst"
has
beta
appoint
to
the
subtmm
commas
of
the
enemy
troops
la
the
Soaune
srea.
The
annual
meeting
a
the
Prince
Rupm
Swimming
ONfe
was
add
last
vetting
and
T.
C.
Degejaa
WM
sleeted
president.
J.
W.
Bests,
eWfpusidsnt
ind
E.
R
Tabrum
saoretary-triaeurer.
Members
of
the
avmffltttte
R.
Dowtlng.
8
King
J
Ourfte,
R.
Arttmr,
J.
J.
Alexander.
Hon.
T.
D.
Psttuiio
and
lloei.
W.
J.
deB.
Psrrls
srr.ved
.
osv
the
Prince
Oeorge
from
Victoria
thU
morning.
A
bunch
of
honea
from
Haselton
on
then-
wsy
to
Stewart
a
be
used
In
racking
are
ararina
at
the
foot
of
old
Centre
Street,
where
the
pasture
!
good.
km:u
his
anu:u
"Dors
yo'
take
tuis
woman
for
thy
lawfully
wedded
w:iT"
aeked
the
colored
panon
glancing
at
the
dlmlnuuve.
wiitry-eyed.
bo
-lagged
hrldegToom.
who
stood
beside
two.
hundred
and
ten
pounds
iof
Jjlr.ui
assurance.
"Ah
FLU
Mosmiiteeg,Flie
T
IV"-
.
K
Wherever
Liqorette
Sold
More
and
more
men
and
women
are
daily
asking
for
Viceroy
This
mild,
blended
cigarette
has
won
instant
popularity
everywhere
Try
it
today.
CIGARETTES
takes
nothln
."
gloomily
responded
the
i
L'rtdegrxwi
"Ah's
beln'
looked.
"
j
K
Man
in
the
Moon
Nature
is
queer.
A
lot
of
people
know
estctiy
bow
other
people
chil
dren
should
be
raised
yet
they
are
dead
failures
when
it
comes
to
raising
their
own.
Prosperity
wouM
be
aH
right
II
It
aid
not
bunch
so
rauob.
If
wr
only
had
oampsay
all
trte
time
we
bouM
always
a
hwtrer
kaUe
on
the
uble.
That's
the
only
thing
I
see
la
favor
of
visitors.
When
you
meet
a
superior
man
you
know
exactly
why
Chin
got
that
brand.
Amoag
the
thiaga
tttat
dent
mix
very
well
la
a
new
model
oar.
and
an
OM
model
pocketbook.
Wife
(In
wire
from
summer
hotel
i
Hrr
four
weeks.
Have
reduced
my
weefht
by
bslf.
How
toB
shall
I
stay?
Husband
Stay
another
tour
weeks
Advertise
In
The
Dailr
News
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