Thursday,
August
30,
1928
THE
DAILY
NEWS
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FINANCIAL
INSTITUTION.1
Of
COl'XTKY
Dry
as
a
wine
.
.
.
subtle
gingery
taste
.
.
.
sensible
.
.
.
"Canada
Dry"
You
cannot
drink
a
more
delicious,
refreshing
beverage
than
this
fine
ginger
ale.
For
something
of
the
lore
which
goes
into
the
making
of
a
rare
old
wine
is
expended
on
the
making
of
"Canada
Dry,"
The
Champagnevf
Ginger
Ales.
It
is
made
from
pure
Jamaica
ginger.
It
does
not
contain
capsicum
(red
pepper).
It
his
no
bite,
no
unpleasant
after-effect.
None
but
the
purest
ingredients
mixed
in
exact
proportions
enter
into
the
manufacture
of
"Can.
ada
Dry."
The
result
is
a
blended
beverage
with
balance
and
a
full-bodied,
yet
subtle,
flavpr.
The
formula
for
"Canada
Dry"
is
a
carefully
guarded
secret,
known
only
to
three
nun.
Here
then
you
have
a
real
ginger
ale.
A
pure
ginger
ale.
A
sensible
ginger
ale.
Order
"Canada
Dry"
for
dessert
at
luncheon
today.
CANADA
HEALTH
FOLLOWS
wwnoiccoeiitcri
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DRY"
Mtit
in
Canada
by
J.
J.
McLaughlin
Limited,
Ttrtntt
ani
Edmtnttn.
Eitabliihtd
1190.
In
U.
S.
A.,
Canada
Dry
Guftr
Alt,
Intttftialtd,
Una
Ytk
rr-
City
Meat
Market
(SBLY10
HKOS.)
3rd
Aienue
1hone
?65
MEAT.
FISH,
VEGETAIU.ES
and
ALL
KINDS
OP
"NORWEGIAN
PRODUCE"
at
low
prices,
and
immediate
delivery
Observed
All
articles
are
of
superior
quality
and
absolutely
fresh.
GIVE
THE
LAD
A!
CHANCE
Does
your
boy's
work
at
school
compare
favorably
with
his
clnsHmntes?
Can
he
learn?
Many
backward
children
owe
their
success
to
Chiropractic.
Call
or
write
for
pamphlet.
W.
C.
AS
PIN
ALL
Chiropractor
firccn
211
Phones
Rlack
283
C
and
7
Exchange
Rlock.
Open
Evening
OTTAWA,
Aug.
30.
The
treasury
board
today
reduced
the
latereat
rate
on
Ml
vance
under
tbe
Finance
Act
from
five
to
four
and
a
half
per
cent.
Hon.
Jamei
Robb
ate
ted
that
the
action
wa
taken
to
assiat
In
the
economic
handling
of
the
season's
crops.
Under
the
provision
of
the
finance
Art
advance
are
made
by
the
department
of
finance
to
the
bank.
At
crop
movement
time
It
la
neoeuary
for
the
bank
to
Issue
a
:arge
quantity
of
note
and
consequently
they
require
special
advances.
POLE
DRIVE
ON
IN
FULL
SWING
HANSON
IIMItKIt
&
M
MISEH
CO.
F.X-Vf.VTH
TO
IIAVK
MICH
LA
IKiKIl
I'UOM'CTION
Till
YEA
It
THAN
LAST
Olof
Hanson,
head
of
tbe
Hanson
Tlmnsr,
is
Lumber
Oo..
who
has
been
In
town
lor
a
day
or
ao
from
the
Interior.
report
that
the
drive
of
pole
from
tbe
KlasMo
and
upper
Skeena
River
to
be
hocerrlrvg
ground
at
Odsrvsle
going
along
nicely
and
shipment
are
being
teduy
sent
But.
If
U
gor
well,
toe
Haneon
Oo.
aspect
thl
year
to
nave
a
much
greater
production
of
fate
than
laet
mob.
Floating
of
the
pole
down
the
river
will
continue
until
the
advene
of
Me
prevent
It.
At
time
there
am
long
spells
of
In
tensive
work
and
It
la
on
uch
ocoa-
whoa
Mr
Haneon
'a
employee
tbe
loyalty
which
has
been
such
meter
in
tbe
building
up
of
hi
now
and
alourtahlng
timber
operation.
Oo
one
occasion
recently,
there
wee
1Mb.
a
ruah
of
pot
down
the
river
Matt
a
crew
of
M
men.
sixteen
borate
and
two
donkey
engine
were
kept
buoy
tor
ttttr
hour
without
rest.
SUMMER
TOURIST
RUN
NEAR1NG
ITS
CLOSE
Prince
Charlotte
Making
Final
Voyage
of
Season
Tomorrow
Loule
to
ItHii
Itnrlng
September
Making
the
final
Alaska
tourist
voyage
of
the
aeaaon
for
tbe
British
CM-UswM
Onset
ateemehlp
Service,
C.P.R.
ateemar
Prince
Charlotte.
Oapt.
C.
O.
Banjloy.
at
Hue
la
port
early
tomorrow
WsUtlllllg
bound
for
Skagway.
Tbe
v
set
ttl
make
her
final
appearance
have
tU
aeaaon
when
be
come
south
neat
Wednesday
afternoon.
The
Princess
Louts,
due
Saturday
artenaaon
from
the
north
on
her
final
trip,
will
oontlnue
on
the
Alaska
a
tan
day
aohedule
during
the
of
September,
being
replaced
by
tbe
Princes
A
bee
on
a
similar
schedule
for
October.
"Ph
Princes
Mary
will
take
up
the
run
on
a
winter
fort-nightly
service
in
November.
VICTORIA
MARIANS
4
MADE
A
BRIEF
VISIT
Rotarlans
Jimmy
Adam
and
Doherty
of
Yletorla
breezed
into
tbe
office
yea-
twTdag
On
their
way
through
to
Ed-
Tbey
were
hoping
that
in
unaccountable
way
they
would
be
able
to
make
up
their
Rotary
attendance
her
tor
Adam
ha
not
massed
a
meeting
la
thirteen
yean.
JewMay
waa
tbe
man
who
managed
(the
Canadian
football
team
la
tbe
an-
Hpnde
a
soupt
of
year
ago.
In
private
Hit
he
runs
t
grocery,
the
beat
10
Victoria.
He
la
a
good
all
round
sport
and
hu
been
president
of
the
Victoria
Rotsry
Club.
Both
men
were
accompanied
by
their
wive.
G0LDBL00M
HAVING
20TH
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION
NOW
William
Ooldbloom,
the
pioneer
fur
dealer,
la
celebrating
the
twentieth
anniversary
of
hi
entry
Into
business
In
Prince
Hupert.
During
these
twenty
yearn
he
ha
sold
thousand
of
dollar'
worth
of
fur
coats
-sad
defies
complaint.
He
doe
not
sell
electric
teal
for
seal
coat
nor
dogakin
for
rat
coat.
Everything
In
hi
a
tort
ha
the
OoM
bloom
guarantee
if
goods
are
not
Mtufactory.
you
get
your
money
back.
Pair
dealing
with
all,
both
buying
and
selling
to
bean
the
secret
of
success
In
tbe
Uoldbtooai
business.
Duy
your
fur
eoata
from
the.;
full
Ooldbloom
stock
at
lHUe
more
'than
wholesale
prices.
We
have
a
full
atock
of
all
kinds
of
fur
and
are
agenta
for
Ane
of
the
laiweat
fur
houses
on
the
continent.
If
we
have
not
what
you
deal!,
we
can
get
It
and
get
It
quick
I
The
OW
rtellaeet
Pur
House.
iv.M,
(ioi.imi.noM
Advt.
335
The
per
capita
consumption
of
butter
In
Oanada
In
1926
has
been
estimated
at
nearly
964
pound
and
the
consumption
of
cheese
slightly
over
4
pound,
PAGE
FIVE
VOTES
AND
POINTS
DECREASE
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
31
IF
YOU
WISH
TO
IlEACII
THE
GOAL
OF
YOUIt
AMBITION
IN
THIS
ELECTION
IT
IS
NECESSARY
TO
ENHANCE
YOUR
VOTE
SCORE.
NOW
THIS
WEEK
YOU
CAN
MAKE
EVERY
NEW
YEAR
IN
SUBSCRIPTIONS
BRING.
YOU
28.000
VOTES
AND
AT
THE
SAME
TIME
THE
SUBSCRIPTION
WILL
CREDIT
YOU
POINTS
TOWARD
ONE
OF
THE
EXTRA
$100
CASH
PRIZES.
CAMPAIGN
NOTES
A
the
close
of
the
M.000
Olft
Distribution
draw
near,
and
particularly
ae
the
end
of
the
second
period
and
and
of
point
for
$300
cash
prise
approaches,
predictions
ai
being
offered
a
to
who
will
be
the
fortunate
recipient
of
tke
big
cars
and
each
prla.
Astrologer,
palmist
and
exponent
of
tbe
occult
science
nsve
been
ooneut-ed
,by
some
la
an
endeavor
to
obtain
an
Inkling
of
what
the
outcome
will
be.
In
a
trended
effort
to
eliminate
a
much
as
possible,
candidates
tola
weak
are
scouring
the
community
csaacleaaly
From
the
waking
hours
until
the
day
1
done
these
ambitious
workers
are
fighting
the
battle
rauragaoualy,
never
pausing,
but
keeping
at
it
to
turn
the
tig
In
their
favor
Such
a
attiring
campaign,
with
ao
many
eager,
candidates,
ha
never
had
1U
equal
In
orthern
B
c.
.The
race
for
iiipn
use)
Is
guta
forward
nip
and
tuck.
Some
of
those
who
apparently
have
littff
chance.
If
Judged
by
their
present
acorn,
promise
to
spring
surprise
that
wull
send
to
too-confident
down
to
defeat.
over
.confidence
is
the
biggest
handicap
under
which
a
caimtdatc
oaa
labor.
The
iweJcome
awalbert
cause
more
regret
than
anything
.
The
only
wm
to
be
jsare
of
winning
I
to
fiend
.every
mlmrte
of
searching
for
subacrtpUone.
Perseverance
la
a
wincing
quality.
The
time
between
now
and
mid-right
Friday
provide
on
day
fined
with
tremendous
possibilities
tan
enough
for
any
candidate
to
win
an
estre
1100
prise
and
chalk
up
vote
which
will
go
far
towaxda
assuring
the
worker
hie
choice
of
the
fine
car
provided.
Thl
week,
tor
some
worker,
will
be
on
of
the
biggest
If
not
the
biggest
of
the
entire
campaign,
if
what
they
tell
the
cam
paiga
management
la
any
Indication
of
what
they
will
aoooospllsh.
Not
one
candidate
can
rest
on
bia
laurels.
To
slow
up
now.
to
ket
enthusiasm
wane,
and
not
to
anall
himself
of
every
facility
at
hi
nnmnwnd,
may
not
only
mean
that
another
win
reap
tbe
extra
salary
check,
but
tank
It
will
require
double
effort
next
week,
whan
the
credit
schedule
I
reduced,
to
hold
aa
position,
much
lent
to
make
gama,'
Beautiful
sunshine
sad
convawaMon
will
not
win
tor
any
candidate.
Do
act
Judge
your
compeHtors
by
his
cheat
expansion
for
It
may
at
mostly
"hot
air."
Vote;
will
win,'
automobile
and
vote
alone.'
Points
will
will
the
extra
1100
cash
and
points
alone.
The
fellow
who
make
the
most
point
and
spread
th
matt
"bia"
la
not
of
necessity
the
ml
"
go-gat
ter."
The
trouble
with
so
many
candidate
that
they
have
their
wishbone
where
then-
backbone
ought
to
be.
With
honors
thus
tar
about
evenly
divided,
workers
in
th
MAM
Olft
Dia-trl
button
were
today
preparing
-with
feverish
intensity
to
seek
a
stand
tor
victory
before
9
pjn.
Friday
while
the
reward
offered
ate
two-loW.
Judging
by
th
request
tar
additional
receipt
book
today,
atndidate
mean
to
avail
themselves
of
the
four
remain-
day
to
their
MUeat
ability.
It
certain
that
those
who
refuse
to
heed
the
call
to
activity
thi
fltal
second
Period
will
have
only
themselves
to
biame
in
the
end.
Friday
is
probably
the
most
to
port
i-ant
day
of
the
entire
election
for
candidates
ewnsetent
to
maice
the
most
of
It.
Friday
mark
the
end
of
the
remaining
period
of
the
campaign
com-petition
when
1100
will
be
paid
the
worker
In
each
district
making
the
best
record
on
mnsjoriptlon
for
the
period.
A
tbe
campaign
draw
to
a
close
the
greatest
effort
and
the
greatest
strides
are
being
made
by
candidates
who
are
Just
smarting
to
let
themselves
out.
Those
who
have
heretofore
managed
to
dominate
the
agere
almost
at
will
are
finding
they
have
now
com-peutora
who
are
beat
on
outdistancing
the
old
favorites.
Friday
night
at
9
PM
Is
the
chance
tor
trig
vote
ajsd
the
last
chance
to
earn
big
points
which
will
win
the
extra
1100
cash
pclae.
Promptly
at
B
o'clock
the
doors
of
the
New
building
win
be
kicked.
Ko
one
flU
be
permitted
to
eater
too
hulMang
after
that
tune
tor
the
purpose
of
turning
to
subHcriptioa
or
renewal
on
the
present
vote
achedute.
Those
naetoe
at
that
time
will
be
watted
en
before
the
last
big
vote
otter
la
closed
Candidates
will
be
oareful
in
filling
cot
sukecrtpUon
stub,
always
writing
or
printing
the
name
and
complete
eddies
of
the
subscriber
plainly
so
them
can
he
no
mistake
In
entering
the
subscription,
oo
not
neglect
to
sign
your
name
to
the
stub
you
turn
in.
In
oat
of
"second
subscription
at
ur
to
mark
the
stub
with
the
amount
of
the
first
payment
and
The
apaelal
attention
of
out-of-town
csndtrtatca
and
those
who
may
work
out
of
town
Friday
i
called
to
the
arrwgeavente
mad
which
afford
every
worker
the
advantage
or
securing
subscriptions
right
up
to
the
last
minute
S
Pit.
Friday
no
matter
evbece
they
may
reside.
Subscription
mailed
before
P.M.
Friday
night.
August
31st,
and
ao
post
marked,
will
be
counted
on
th
second
Period
schedule
and
for
the
big
point
on
extra
osah
price
even
'
though
they
may
not
reach
The
New
until
Monday.
The
postmark
on
the
envelope
will
govern.
QBe
contender
called
up
by
telephone
to
lament
tae
fact
that
be
stood
tenth
in
both
districts.
He
dldnt
seem
to
realize
that
the
first
eetsatoeration
Is
bow
be
stand
In
hi
own
district.
You've
got
to
win
la
your
own
district
first
batore
you
can
nse
above
your
distill
1
1
and
command
one
of
the
capital
prise.
Just
Ignore
the
other
Ctotrle
and
took
to
the
first
Job
you've
got
la
hand.
Do
that
wetl
and
the
rest
will
take
oare
of
itself.
"Did
tbey
turn
In
a
lot
oi
point
tor
tb
extra
MM
In
ceshf"
was
another
question
a
candWtte
asked.
Shuck,
what
difference
does
tfcvaft
make
"
lent
what
tbey
da
There
are
some
who
imagine
they
can
wm
by
the
Inactivity
of
other.
It
U
the
vote
and
the
point
that
you
make
that
win
put
you
over.
Winning
la
a
positive
proposition
with
you.
SECOND
PAYMENTS
Second
payment
on
subscription
given
earlier
in
tbe
campaign
will
count
for
thouandi
of
votes
while
the
second
period
vote
schedule
le
in
effect.
CTSandidat
and
subecrtbees-aMke
should
keep
m-mind
-trie
fact
that
second
payment)
on,
aubscrlptlon
will,
fleVtf1
for
extra
vote
during
the
'final
'period
Wth
cambelrf.
How
M
any
roints
Have
You
On
The
Special
Prize
$200
in
Cash
DIVIDED
INTO
TWO
PRIZES
One
Prize
for
District
No.
1.
of
$100.00
in
Cash.
One
Prize
for
District
No.
2.
of
$100.00
in
Cash.
HOW
SUBSCRIPTIONS
COUNT
1
IN
POINTS
Up
to
and
including
Friday,
August
31,
the
following
number
of
points
will
be
issued
on
subscriptions
:
1
year
.
2
years
S
years
4
years
5
years
C
years
.
8
point
1G
points
34
points
82
points
40
points
48
points
The
above
4hdule
Frost
Saturday,
Spt
1,
up
to
avJ
including
Friddj,
Sept
7,
the
fglUw-ing
number
;
of
points
will
be
issued
on
subscriptions:
1
year
6
points
2
years
...
12
points'
3
years
...
18
points
4
years
.
.
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SUB
SCRIPTIONS
COUNT
IN
POINTS"
in
the
new
campaign
for
the
$200
COMPETITION
which
has
beon
announced.
You
will
notice
that
subscriptions
turned
in
by
Friday
night,
August
31,
count
more
points
than
they
will
if
not
turned
in
until
the
following
week.
New,
arrearage,
renewal
or
second
payment
subscriptions
each
count
the
same
number
of
point
in
the
$200
COMPETITION.
EACH
candidate
in
the
$4,000
Prise
Campaign
now
has
the
opportunity
of
entering
tie
$200
COM
PETITION,
and
any
subscriptions
they
secure
and
turn
in
now
will
count
votes
in
the
$4,000
prite
campaign
and
points
in
the
$200
Competition.
IMPORTANT
DATES
The
"Second
Period"
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biggest
of
the
of
the
campaign
end
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night,
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entire
campaign
end
and
all
prise,
motor
cash,
will
be
awarded
on
Friday,
September
14.
The
Prince
Rupeit
Daily
News
Campaign
Department
Phone
534
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DAILY
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9
A.M.
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Phone
534