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We
hae
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l.ARDKR
OF
-
yetting
l(,
In
Following
are
.-.nine
1927:
.rain
anil
in
ll
kingdom
(liiell(l
Is
and
ihe
I'liiled
the
ulume
o'
il-
'.
the
I'
mam
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meats,
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canned
vejreiahlt
.
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;
'JO.'!:
condensed
milk.
JM.-'om.'it.
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total
vailic
of
0(10.
and
of
this,
pin
i
haes
ot
;
000.000
and
the
Cnited
Stal.-
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every
corner
of
the
jrlnhe.
T!
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l
t
led.
VALI'E
The
value
of
lioxir
a
a
OF
port
of
a
good
deal
of
i
ntici-ni.
(i
j
today
are
brutal
and
deradi
made
that
the
race
i
tending
to
I
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;
.
Iiutter.
few
i:eni
lie
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Friday,
April
27,
1928
-Mug
for
it
for
some
time
but
THE
WORM)
mi!
M
t
he
"larder
of
the
able
extent
upon
ending
the
variety
from
the
Dominion.
1
orN
of
Canada
in
fi-h.
32.786.516:
i.v
;ni-
.nmn.i
..
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!
1
i.V.vW.
fr.i.
milk,
$7,860,-i
i.
oils.
(tin;
and
eggs,
$168,-:s
ai
proMiiiately
$592,000,-KiiiK'loni
i
.
presented
$820,-
I
he
remainder
went
into
''der
of
the
World"
would
i
teas
than
real
manly
sport.
Men
must
.
train
.
i
themselves
.
.
to
endurance.
l
hey
must
he
a
lilt
IIOXIM.
I
.n.
;li.a
has
been
the
subject
I
-mad
-r.it
the
exhibitions
staged!
"ii
'l.e
other
hand
the
claim
is!
:lji
soft
and
more
iriven
to
sink!
i
wlllm;
Z3'.:-.
v
IT
KITUANOA
TO
T
1KB
or
tilt:
UHKXia
ttN
iikhk
nn;ninv
Tbfte
v.aj
g
good
delegation
of
loco
Mimical
:he
Irain
yesterday
aftsrnoc.
'
IMS
the
'
MfCrai.kcn
explorutioi
puny
who
arrived
here
to
Jots
th
ier
tir
M
Usirlsaey
prior
t
e.irlj
next
week.
Milton
Oan
:?e-j:rWnt.
sud
A-
B6ok
b..nfc.
aeirt'tary
of
the
baord
of
trade
P
K
H
bertion
and
Jee
Scott,
enter
ta.:m;vnt
committee
of
the
board.
B.
jNai
;ht
jii,
-reure-entlng
the
railway
..net
m
v.
:ai
oti.ers,
including
Captaii
Bar.
let
:.
of
the
Msrriaaey.
'ih
train
yesterday
stopped
at
'Kl
v.an'a
long
enough
fur
the
party
to
t
'hrut.h
the
Ind.an
village
where
nso
lug
plrturea
were
taken.
Mr.
M
Cracken
himself
oelnx
an
experience,
mcvli'g
picture
operator.
It
wan
llm
"vewlng
acquaintances
fcr
him
to
b
.u
Kitwanga
for
he
spent
two
week
:hrr
not
lengog)
with
Harlan
I.
Smith
Dominion
archeiiloglit,
studying
th
Tndlar
totems
at
that
place
and
neighborhood.
Mr.
McCracken
is
taking
with
him
i
et
of
moving
pictures
of
life
In
Alrlc
shew
the
Esklma
In
th
far
north
The.ee
were
taken
for
scientific
pur
;,ac
by
the
Crown
Prluoe
of
Swede:
end
some
of
theak
have
never
been
ev
eblted
to
the
general
public,
the
can;
..tttre
of
the
native
making
them
cen-"rafcle
lor
genent
audiences.
The
leader
of
the
expedition
ha
tlslt-A
Alalka
before
but
hat
not
stopped
a:
J-r.nce
Wpert.
He
Is
familiar
with
th'
native
11
(e
of
the
coast.
ThV
group
Is
an
Interesting
one.
each
of
the
party
having
special
qualifica
tions
for
the
work
to
be
done.
Id.
M
The
season
is
dragging
along
and
Htill
nothing
is
the
being
done,
j
weyrr.
arsheolcgist.
spent
a
year
ui
ir.i.-.
ui
me
mjiium.
in
imn
Up
mme
Kupert
and
Peace
River
country.
IVor
aie
voinv
intr
the
country
in
large
numbers
and
next
year
will
m.
a
.
r
vaiiv
increased
acreage
of
land
under
cultivation.
Each
year
this
will
haw
increased.
Bv
the
time
a
rail-
wilt,
the
..input
unuhl
l.
very
large.
What
is
needed
i
Luxor
where
the
famous
-
Tutenk-
hamen
tomb
was
opened
Ed
Manley
the
wlrelcu
man.
was
on
the
Morrtwty
on
her
trip
to
Baffin
Land:
F.
L.
Jaque
1-.
an
art
lit
of
renown,
and
Andrew
Johnston
Is
an
expert
taxidermist.
Dr
Anthony,
the
naturalist,
la
following
on
'tie
next
train
arriving
Sunday.
One
of
the
interesting
members
ol
'ne
party
hitherto
not
mentioned
tr
preaa
denpatchet
is
"Tough."
an
Kng-
'Uh
bulldog,
owned
by
ar
McCracken
out
adopted
by
all
members
of
th'
party
and
humored
and
honored
as
aiuch
a
any.
He
Is
making
the
round
trip
to
the
polar
regions.
This
?vcntng
the
party
will
be
guests
rf
the
board
of
trade
at
a
dinner
In
he
Commrdure
Cafe
at
630
and
tomor
row
afternoon
they
will
be
entertained
r-y
the
women
a
Canadian
Club,
PRINCE
RUPERT
NEEDS
TIMBER
tVITIIOIT
II.
ii:nH.K
VKKtitsOV
AH,
CITY
f.XS
NKVtiK
JVPIC'T
TO
lllOMi:
(1NKAT
Without
the
development
of
the
tlat-
to
give
and
take
punishment
if
they
are
to
succeed
,
w.
...T
and
il
the
race
is
not
to
deteriorate
and
disappear
before
the
inroads
!
r;ri
o
w
sicker.
in
addrauing
of
the
colored
races.
j
the
H:Ury
clUD
tt
lt,
mncheon
meet-
DKrlng
tends
to
harden
a
man
and
to
teach
him.
to
keep
his
!
"
yesterday.
The
value
of
such
men
tamper
and
not
squal
when
he
is
hurt.
It
t
rain
h
the
perception
it'c
Olof
Knueon
to
the
dutrict
u
wrjr
advocates
gay.
ever
increaaing
numbers
and
the
sport
is
every
day
becoming
more
popular.
I
IUJAUTIFYIMJ
OTTAWA
i'htrt
Is
no
objection
to
spending
a
certain
amount
of
monev
I
great.
rut.
All
the
people
were
in
the
timber
business
for
four
.
million
dollars
of
revenue
was
derived
by
the
province
fr
m
It
nut
of
a
total
revenue
of
nineteen
millions.
There
was
an
annual
on
th
capital
city
of
Canada
but
why
the
rest
of
the
countrv
should
!
ryru"
'
fnrt
m"ll01
ta
B
c
,nd
tb
tu
taxoA
fnf
unv
a4an.,'..
u..v..
...
4
,1.
......
;
total
Income
to
the
province
derived
v.
...,
-,..r.
.
ovireiu
c
iiiiiui
but.
n
e
agree
witn
i
,tr-
..
w..
,,-,-t
..--
R.
B.
Bennett,
leader
h
mMMltl
.Ui.i
.
frcBl
lmbw
WM
,
-
.
.
minions.
me
coal
and
to
see
that
all
other
places
have
their
share.
Prince
Rupert
needs
a
post
office
and
until
we
get
that
necessary
improvement
we
shall
object
strenuously
to
a
policy
such
as
that
being
backed
by
the
present
government
at
Ottawa.
NEW
WHEAT
LANDS
An
Interesting
feature
of
the
Canadian
National
nsarweeMtsmncirxfeai
9
!
'H
lit
"J
taatKansSMaiii
It
wan
ntlmated
that
in
B.C.
the
miie
of
which
lie.
ooo
w
ntni
in
the
handa
ot
the
people.
The
output
for
the
province
was
SSO
000,000
000
board
feet;
as
to
how
fast
the
timber
was
ae-
tug
used,
there
were
some
who
said
It
renort
and
.n
,
...
..,
one
which
affects
us
materially,
that
which
very
is
mentions
the
fact
who
-aid
there
would
be
more
hers
m
that
In
Alberta
during
last
year
410,000
acres
of
land
had
been
i
100
years
than
there
u
now
What
they
broken
in
Alberta
contiguous
to
their
lines
and
190,000
acres
in
Sas-
dld
uw
was
that
it
was
an
advantage
katchewan.
If
that
land
in
Alberta
yields
twentv
bushels
to
theit0
Protw,t
'
'rem
fire
acre
It
will
give
a
gross
production
of
over
eight
million
bushels
this
year.
Doubtless
this
bringing
in
of
new
land
will
continue
this
year
so
that
it
i
easily
seen
how
the
production
of
the
country
from
which
Prince
Rupert
draws
its
supply
will
continue
to
produce
more
and
more
and
we
should
get
an
ever
increasing
share
of
the
product.
The
speaker
urged
campers
and
others
to
see
that
fires
were
put
out
In
order
that
Mil
valuable
asset
might
be
conserved.
President
Rorle
naked
all
to
give
good
heed
to
Mr.
Nlrkerson'
advice.
i
slue
ribsqn
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:
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ft
m
Steel
Cut
COFFEE
CANADA'S
FINEST
COFFEE
Roasted
and
Packed
by
the
makers
of
the
famous
Blue
Ribbon
Ten.
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8
m
H
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8
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III
ft
I
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Vacuum
Packed
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MIIITH
lOI.K
MUST
"1
see
red
when
1
bear
some
of
the
crltutams
of
faery.
Tbey
do
not
bread
.T.any
such
men.'
declared
Captain
Bart-.
i'.i
at
the
Botary
Club
luncheon
ys-tarday
afternoon
at
the
conclusion
of
a
brief
address
The
captain
told
of
a
number
of
th?
UUloultlaa
Peary
eaoauntered
In
firian-ctug
and
of
bU
aaahorli
m
using
the
Bjbilniai
to
ae.
to.
um
Nearth
Fota.
cowflng
to
the
oaptaia,
Peary
learned
the
hablU
of
the
HeJUraos
and
followed
thorn
wltb
tlit
reeult
that
where
other
explorers
starveeL
be
sucoaeded.
BartWi
is
a
Newfoundwnder
and
in
telling
the
club
that
be
expreeaod
tru
hope
that
Newfoundland
would
soon
be
a
part
of
Caaada.
'
He
told
of
maeting
prominent
British
people
In
the
Old
Country
with
his
oosnmaadar
and
how
eventually
Sir
Attrcd
Harmawortb,
later
Lord
Nerthoiiff,
had
made
thorn
a
pre
'cut
of
the
Wind
ware
aad
had
the
boat
delivered
to
them
In
New
York.
Peary
started
to
learnthe
polar
gam
Juat
as
a
banker
learns
to
do
banklof
at
an
early
age.
and
kept
It
up
throughout
life.
Be
got
to
know
the
Bklmoa,
lived
their
waa.
used
the
same
kind
ot
igloo,
the
Eik
una
4mm.
aad
by
adopting
tne
northern
customs
lived
comfort-i'bly
and
was
able
to
do
more
than
any
who
preceded
him.
CATHOLIC
REVIVAL
FATHER
IS
COMING
I'atlHT
Jlwlurlv.
O.M.I.,
line
Twtrrew
I'rnttl
Yaiiroiiter
lo
0mm
tleek'a
lammlgu
llrrr
Father
Morlaety.
QMS.,
well
known
and
of
Umber
covered
149.000
square
!
millenary
and
revrrdllit
tether
of
the
Roman
catholic
CBurcn,
wnr
arrive
in
the
city
ea
the
Prtatec
Rupert
tomorrow
nvarnlng
from
VanoOwMr
and
on
Sunday
will
open
a
week's
series
of
lectures
in
the
local
church.
These
lectures
anil
bc
given
twice
on
Sundav
and
once
each
day
next
week.
Father
Morlarty
was
here
four
years
ago
when
he
conducted
a
similar
cam
paign
prom
here
he
will
go
to
Any
ox
Stewart
and
Interior
points.
HEALS
ECZEMA
IN
7
DAYS
OR
LESS
i
Hare
1
a
surgeon's
wonderful
prescription
now
dispensed
by
pharmaolsta
at
trifling
ooat.
that
will
do
more
to-wants
helping
you
get
rid
of
unslghtiy
spots
and
skin
diseases
than
anything
you've
ever
used.
Mot
only
does
this
great
healing
an-tsMSptlc
oil
promote
rapht
and
healthy
healing
in
open
sores
and
wounds,
but
boa,
abscesses
aaVa
Hi
SMS
that
are
dU-ehafglng
are
almost
mwetf
lately
re-llevid
and
cleanly
healed.
Is
skin
disease
Its
aeUoit,
la
,
little
lessf
than
'fiigftal.1
The
Ucjiing
o:
ecaema
la
inatantfy
stdphed;
the
erup
tion
dry
up
unci
scale
off
in
a
very
few
deys
The
same
la
true
of
barbers'
itch,
git
rheum
and
other
Irritating
and
iinatghtly
akin
trouble.
You
can
obtain
Moone'a
Bmeral
Oil
In
the
original
bottle
St
any
modern
drug
"tore
it
la
safe
to
use.
and
failure
in
any
of
the
ailment
noted
above
la
iifi
ta
impossible.
Drugghts
can
supply
you
at
iiny
time.
Tins
tremendous
Sigure
Is
the
INCREASE
ONLY
in
the
sale
of
SALADA
TEA
in
the
last
two
years.
It
means
that
over
a
million
more
people
have
been
converted
to
SALADA
because
they
have
been
convinced
it
Is
the
most
delicious
tea
that
they
can
buy.
SALADA
is
sold
by
all
grocers
in
a
wide
assortment
of
blends
and
prices
to
please
every
taste
and
every
purse.
Buy
a
package
ol
SALADA
and
enjoy
a
new
tea
delight.
('opens
In
I
playing
the
towns
along
the
Medlter
1
ranean
where
Blanca.
the
tight
rope
walker
and
parachute
artist,
la
In
love
1
with
Tito,
the
down
j
'
Prince
Vlttorlo.
of
tllyrla.
travelling!
.
inctgnlto.
meets
Blanc
as
she
laiJla
'rem
a
parachute
jump
and
Immediately
:
ills
In
love
with
her.
Be
'haunts
the
circus
and
Incite
the
antagonism
of
Tito.
When
Blanra
refuses
to
succumb
.j
the
charms
of
the
Prince,
he
enticfe
:.er
by
a
forged
note
to
come
to
his
room
at
the
hotel.
Resisting
his
ad-.
nnces.
she
escapes
by
making
an
acrostic
leap
from
the
window
to
the
limb
:i
a
tree.
Not
knowing
that
the
girl
has
escaped,
ato
gcaa
to
her
rescue.
In
the
fight
hat
ensues,
the
Prince.
In
leaping
at
-r:to.
plunges
through
the
window
and
:ver
the
cliffs
into
the
sea
below.
Tito,
panlc-strtchen.
escapee
from
the
hotel
by
making
use
of
his
remarkable
re-".mblauce
to
the
Prince
and
donning
his
uniform.
At
the
door
of
the
hotel,
ha
tt
met
y
see
ret
agents
of
the
Illyrlan
govern
-
ii
ent
who.
mistaking
htan
for
the
Prince,
"unounce
that
the
King
u
dead
and
iiat
he
la
now
King.
Despite
Tito's,
pro
testations,
mild
because
vehemence
r
nild
establish
him
as
the
murderer
of
he
Prince,
they
take
him
back
to
liiyna.
'.:tvlng
aianca
to
think
that
the
mur-'.'rcd
man
la
Tito.
In
revenge,
aianca
leaves
the
circus
nd
goes
to
Ulyrla,
where
she
attempts
.o
kill
the
King.
Her
recognition
of
the
King
as
Tito,
her
lover,
and
the
method
of
their
eeeape
unbanned
from
I.lyrla
despite
the
animosity
of
trie
old
Prime
Minuter
constitutes
vivid
drama)
which
Henry
King
has
woven
lute
tsB4avraigMig)t
.of
..the
ctacaa.
Tne
story
ends
with
Blanea
and
Tito
happily
djing
tnetr
"turn
again
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the
little
circus
of
the
Mediterranean
Adrertlae
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