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is
suggested
tha-
the
n
take
the
rue
from
trie
niemi..
r-
.
them.e!e-
to
not
-peak
longer
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ml..
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a
i.
able
it'
!ht-
men
win.
rnanai...
:h.
a't.i::--these
along
-ate
and
-;..:i.-
I.i...-
u
speeches.
th.,t
the
legi.-la;
.
-
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a
;!..:
direction
,,
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attaiis
b
-ii,-
-ani
a
;.
are
some
things
to
!
-aid
ol,
tin
..;
I
-
One
is
that
the
l.egi-!a-,:
i
.
.
waster
of
time
that
parliament
u.-ed
filcase
rule.
Another
is
that
m.
ire.
:i
..
ready
prot
ided
a
pret;-
efl;
,
tr..
-..i.
g.i
lixity
on
the
part
of
o.ir
pr.o
'
,,i,.
e.-:-usualiy
called
together
in
l-ehri.,,
-;
of
March.
And
when
spring
approach.-
any
ruie
or
procedure
to
i
t
n,
i
d
h.
tile
.ni
.1,1
and.
!
g'lle
U
i'
!
'd
agaMi
93
86
Monday.
Feb.
27.
PROTECTING
THE
ADVERTISER
The
bill
now
before
Parliament
dealing
with
the
giving
out
of
information
to
the
public
in
regard
to
ownership
and
control
of
newspapers
also
contains
a
clause
providing
that
the
business
manager
or
wiui
-rial
I
giv,-
;,,
tl-
...-inm-trr
a
-vfrn
statement
and
.,
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i-uiiliMl
11
ill
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111
M
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papiM-s
paid
I'nr
.luring
tin-
pivi
.ding
Many
newspapers
whir'n
do
m.r
h;
Audit
bureau
i
('in
ulat
imis
i,
..
In,
and
making
i:
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in
a-
it'
,..,,1
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is
actuallv
'he
m.-e.
a.-e.
rage
numlirr
ol
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montl!-.
au
ah
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true
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wi't:
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-n-
rca-ti
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orf.
in
in
.ble
..
L.
on.n.
tai
-ton:
.
n.
!eg:-
'.o,lt
na--
;u
n
il
pro
at
in
e
:-the
enii
ie.n'1
tak.
that
it
i-
A
for
tin
INVEST
AT
HOME
A
wmt
many
people
take
great
exception
to
so
much
American
money
being
invested
in
Canada
and
yet
these
same
people
refuse
to
invest
their
own
savings
at-
home.
They
have
no
faith
in
their
0WB
12av5i!,5r
but
"'r
te
send
tne
cah
way
to
"'her
countries
of
to
cQrV
parts
of
theit
own
country
from
that
in
which
they
live.
This
is
a
mistaken
policy.
Anyone
living
in
Prince
Rupert
might
well
feel
that
thia
is,
so
far
as
possible,
the
place
to
put
their
money.
Failing
that
there
are
opportunities
for
good
returns
in
the
Portland
Canal
district
or
the
mines
of
the
interior.
We
published
a
good
article
Saturday
showing
the
value
of
how
ihfestments.
If
we
invest
at
home
and
buy
at
home
we
shal'
make
progress.
HI.EEIHNU
THE
CAPITALIST
It
is
the
policy
of
a
certain
section
of
the
community
to
advocate
"bleeding
the
capitalists."
Such
a
policy
aptieals
to
the
man
Uplift
a
MntklM
..!
hnL..
a.
..
.
.
.
.
.
...
.
-
..
.u,i,1rK
-iivj
nianrr
nu
anempi
io
save
or
get
nimself
a
stake
1
4fa
in
:a
the
community.
.
The
.
difficulty
...
in
carrying
out
such
a
policy
!ant
is
that
it
drives
away
from
the
country
those
who
have
made
money
nnu
Keeps
away
people
with
money
who
would
otherwise
come
here
and
develop
our
industries.
Any
very
radical
policy
is
bound
to
have
a
reflex
effect
and
injure
the
jtoople
who
put
it
in
force.
We
have
a
lot
of
sympathy
with
the
man
who
is
striving
to
better
himself.
We
are
always
glad
to
see
legislation
passed
which
will
protect
the
poor
man
from
oppression
and
will
provide
him,
so
far
as
possible,
with
a
readable
livelihood.
What
we
object
to
in
the
Red
method
of
setting
up
class
differences.
We
all
here
belong
o
the
wnrking
da-..
We
are
trying
hard
to
make
a
living.
If
some
of
us
are
careful
with
our
dollars
and
reiivve.it
them
we
immediately
join
the
capitalist
class
and
have
a
rather
different
outlook
on
life.
If
everyone.would
do
this.
we.
should
have
a
community
that
would
make
for
progress,
,1'sunlly
those
who
are
against
everyone
with
a
dollar
in
his
pocket
are
those
who
spend
their
monev
as
fnat
n
they
get
it
the
riio'
o
tli
Hie
not
;i
eotnnio'iw
.
lot
l
al'ti.
.'"imrv
or
the
government
or
Now
is
the
time
for
Heat
and
serve
with
hot
milk
Protects
the
family's
health
Cuts
the
cost
of
breakfast
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
LEGION
ELECTS
ITS
OFFICERS
A.
At
tree
Heads
Terrace
Organization
With
F.
Hall
as
UEUeACK;
Pb..
M
Ta
annual
.mooting
aad
deatlon
ci
officers
of
the
fiaur
adtan
Legion
ta
held
Thundsy
e-
lng
In
the
Legion
Club
Beams
aud
w
well
attended.
The
following
are
the
officers
for
the
coming
year:
i
did
bocks
have
been
donated
and
put
:n
circulation
:th
ie
travelime
library
?
ie
Ciaron's
Fulher.
Who
in
Dead.
Had
2(1
rhi'dren.
(.ran.
children,
and
It
In
The
Letter
Box
m.oi.an
riturusi
o
!
.
L
i
:
tjaay
News.
Prince
Rupert
A
C
,
This
fair
city
of
ourir
nuat
hiv
a
stogan
Feb
20.
1828
Prince
Rupert
one
decnUtily
.rtgtnal
and
cii.c
This
u
Dime
Fortune's
home
town.
Why
net
adopt
her
own
Invitation
card
for
the
slogan
which
reads
something
like
this:
.
4
Meet
me
at
Prince
Rupert
BC
4
Dame
Fortune.
4
.
Would
it
not
be
a
good
drawing
card
If
it
was
Drlnted
on
Mllhoard
ld.he
I
thotieands
upon
thousands
of
lfe)o:?a
golni
to
all
parts
of
the
world--this
invitation
tNsn
the
pleas
Dame
Fortune
I
People
would
way
Hfh
the
with
tne
fishes
speeding
in
in
..nd
aeroplanes.
not
he
flopplvi.
this
imm
nor
noaBderlng
They
would
oorne
Pulmana.
steamships
If
you
will
mall
the
epclosed
sample
envelope
I
will
report
with
five
people
this
eomlug
spring
and
summer
FBtXOW
BOOBTlR
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Kupert
IKItUlAIIY
it.
ISIIt.
The
Surf
Inlet
gold
mine
on
Princess
Royal
Island
haa
been
formally
tiHiisferred
to
the
Belmont-Surf
Inlet
Co.
which
has
been
successfully
operating
the
property
for
some
time
past.
It
is
now
said
to
the
be
the
largest
lullvldual
geld
producer
In
Hrltlh
C
ilumula.
On
account
of
a
snowallde
at
Mile
IS
the
train
from
the
East,
due
at
3.
So
i;
twuing.
did
not
arrive
until
It
'.am
night
There
were
a
number
of
through
passengers
on
board
for
the
tcmer
Chelohsln
"
'
vVoill
has
aeeu
received
in
(he'cff
ilni'
David
Thomv)ii
jf
Akerherg
A
Timms
.n.
while
on
business
in
Seattle.
wi
uken
ill.
an
Immediate
operation
i
inn
necessary
He
la
now
reported
to
progressing
favorably.
tVtHV
I.K,l
I'KIIIM
t'TION
The
wurld'a
production
uf
both
lead
and
alnc
In
1026
surpassed
sll
previous
records,
to
which
the
Canadian
output.
!.
the
hiKhen'
yet
recrried
made
s
not
inappreciable
r
mtnlni!
ion.
Canada
t
President
A.
Attree
VIoe-PreaMent
F.
Hall.
Secretary
W.
Chapman
(acting
during
he
abwn?e
of
N.
SheVwood).
j
Bxecutlve
Capt.
Colthurst.
W.
Parr.'
J.
Lever.
H.
atlst.
A.
Carr
and
W.
Oo;d-
Wttl.
I
Entertainment.
Oommlttee
8.
Kir-Saldj.
L.
H
Kenney,
5.
Tyler
and
P.
Hall.
Mj-mlierihip
Committee
T.
Turner
:
Sr
.
W.
Parr.
K.
8
Ole.
House
Committee
Rev.
W
A.
Rob-
;
Insuu.
L.
H.
Kinney.
S.
Klrkaldy.
T.
'
rurner
Jr..
A.
Creelman.
Librarian
ner.
A.
W.
Robinson.
1
Auditor
W.
Osod.vln
"and
J
Nelson
The
legion
librarian
rep:rt?d
tht
Hi?
l!brarv
was
beine
much
used
and
&ODr-
1928
i
(
.,,ied.
Th?re
are
about
seventy
mem-
j
hers
aad
upward
of
one
huntlreu
splen-
obtained
from
the
government.
"
Refreshments
were
served
at
tne
close
.
of
the
meeting.
WAS
FATHER
OF
:
LARGE
FAMILY
I
iicr
Three
Boys
Had
Terrible
Colds
That
Hung
On
Mm.
0.
Ames,
S5
St
Georg-e
Stree
t,
Chathaar,
Ont
writes!
"Last
winter
my
three
bOTl
had
terrible
ooldr
and
a
rough
that
hung
on
to
long
that
it
beffca
to
warrj
m.
MI
et
to
my
draff
let
and
heaskl
iatf
I
kad
tried
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
llMI
in
"I
toM
W
I
had
not,
but
that
I
would,
and
I
trust
sa.r
that
after
the
had
aaMwf
the
third
battle
thej
were
entirely
rid
of
the
cough.
.
"I
will
feete
be
withoot
a
bottle
of
j
'Dr.
Wood's'
oa
hand."
1
Price
Me.
a
bottle,
large
family
rite
SOe-i
put
op
oaly
by
the
T.
Miftum
.
Ox.
LbuUa.
Toronto.
Oat.
J
is
credited
In
1926
with
a
production
1
!
ol
141.800
tons
of
lead
and
74
969
tone
of
nine,
constituting
respectively
about;
9
per
cent
and
-o:nwhat
!ei
than
per
cent
of
the
uurld'a
total
estimated
production
of
the-
mnals
WEEK
AT
THEATRE.
JlMtdat
and
Beee
Daniels
TneMlaj
"Ba-un
Olrl.
Spou."
Shew
"id
ThurxbiT
!
ey."
rman
in
The
1
1.
a
-ilnrdsT.
Fiend
-
!'...,
!
"SWIM,
GIRL,
SWIM"
IS
HERE
TONIGHT
WITH
BE8E
DANIELS
AS
STAR
'"II....
I'o
i.n..,L
I
.i
f
lluuiiir
and
ein.i.
...
letton
tr
sut
belong
to
far
ai
Be
be
.
sr.
is
concerned
uiecteU
with
a
ie
nays,
the
at-
tht-
spirit.
And
.
lid
rather
make
a
'
ig
with
the
actlv-
j
any
other
subject
.atest
comedy
"Swim.
'
-
1
r
..i
Is
being
shown
to-..aie
about.
I
enjoyed
miking
The
Campus
Flirt."'
say
Mias
DMiilels
-and
at
that
time
I
decided
that
if
the
general
public
liked
mi-
in
it.
I
wjuld
make
another,
tt
"ifpins
that
they
did.
and
sa
I
a':?d
LI
.-yd
Crrlgan.
author
of
"The
Camfms
Flirt
and
a
gra-Junte
cf
the
Un:vr!t.y
of
California,
to
give
me
mother.
He
pave
me
'Swim.
Olrl.
Swim.'
"
The
story
itself
deals
with
plain
Alice
Bralth.
a
co-vd
at
large
university,
whom
only
purpose
In
life
It
seem,
is
t
chae
rare
bug
and
butter-fllei.
Secretly,
however.
Alice
yearn
to
be
great
athlete
Sh
Ukes
up
nrlminint
making
herself
the
campus
Joke
because
of
her
'ideas
on
the
aub-Ject.
and
is
penuaded
to
enter
a
forthcoming
channrl
swim.
Strangely
enough.
In
spite
of
the
fact
Mutt
she
cannat
'Wlm.
Alice
wins
the
race.
Here
Is
the
start
of
complloatlona
which
makes
"wun.
Oin.
Swim"
or
of
the
funaleat
Bene
Daniels
hat
etet
made
Clsrence
Badger
is
director
Badger
has
been
re;-mlble
for
a
great
Aany
of
her
surrey
including
"The
Campus
A
Case
of
Pacific
Free
mg
.
JttuwurD
mL3
WHITE
TODAY
1'aeifh
Milk
is
gettinir
in
an
One
eiie
of
Pacific
Milk
HaNs)
FREE,
oath
week
for
four
weeks.
For
the
second
beat:
A
half
1'an.
For
third
and
fourth
bent
letter:
A
quarter
case
each.
Ycur
leiter
will
receive
the
moat
careful
consideration.
And
for
the
best
letter
in
four
week-.
$10.00
in
gold.
Adfll'eas
:
PACIFIC
MILK
DIJAKE
STHEET
Vancouver,
B.C.
Ml
iiiiiii
an
i
m
1
a'ull
K
II
RITiSHCQLUMBlA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
To
the
nd
of
December,
1926.
-.-
Has
produced
Minerals
as
foJJOws:
Placer
Gold,
$?8,01o648;
Lode
Gold
i
Silver,
$80,78703;
141,106,976,44$;
Copper,
.
$209,,JB7,t8
Zinc,
m.H&.-fn
'
Coke,
$231,699,133;
Strnctora!
MatelTals
and
Mlwellanetrfl
tftmfrtft.
tm,
its
mineral
production
to
the
end
of
1926
show
an
AG
Oil
EG
All!
VALUE
Or
$9,103,470.
PKODUCTION
FOH
YEAH
ENDING
DBCHSUlBlt,
196.
IC7.18s.m2
The
Mining
Laws
of
thia
Proving
are
more
liler!
and
tha
teen
lower
0
..-any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
Critiih
fimplre.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Title
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
seeurity
of
wi
guaranteed
by
Crown
grants.
Foil
Information,
together
with
Mining
Reports
and
Maps,
may
be
obtained
addressing
THE
IlONOKAHLE
THE
.MINISTER
OF
MINES.
VICTORIA,
RIUTISH
COLUMBIA.
X.B.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
,
,
,
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
tde
i
.Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
Huch
rep
uts.
Tie
able
without
charge
on
application
to
the
De
lurtmcnt
of
Mines,
Victoria,
:
the
Ceological
Survey
of
Canada,
Winch
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommend
sources
of
information.
Reports
covering
of
the
Six
Mineral
Survey
I)intrlcts
nre
published
sep.u
available
on
application.
X
Flirt."
"A
KHs
in
a
Tail"
and
"Sen-;
.
1
oriu."
and
jumyea
at
tne
enanoe
to
help
.
.
with
another
deallnf
with
college
life
Of
course.
Miss
OanMIe
final
It
do':
.learn
to
swim
aad
this
required
a
great
',
)-rt
for
sstaeeoe.
For
tbla
role
Oct-'
trade
iderle.
world
famous
as
the
tint
rornan
to
wlat
the
tngllsh
Channel,
wae
ooutned.
thui
malting
her
first'
fppea
ranee
before
the
camera,
in
the'
picture
she
la
shjwa
in
action
in
thii
water.)
and
alto
as
a
ptarer.
j
j;
RIOTOUS
COMEDY
WITH
A
CIRCUS
SETTING
IS
"THE
LIFE
OF
RILEY"
A
afardl
Oras
and
Venetlaa
celebration
cmointd
can't
be
more
picturesque
and
colorlul
titan
the
circus
background
that
figures
in
"The
Life
of
tuiey."
the
rlo-toun
film
comedy
co-featuring
Oeorg
S
drcy
and
Charlie
Murray
here
at
the
mid-week.
Klcphanta
and
camels,
wild
men
aad
l.:a:d?d
...tr.en,
ol.-.wns
and
hula
girl
In
this
sequence
vie
with
a
carload
of
fireworks,
exploding
among
toe
principal
ili;r.
a
riot
and
s
vrtlage
fire,
and
..lkiiy
other
comedy
elements,
la
pro-vtdlns
laughs
aad
thrills
Rural
comedy
has
in
the
peat
been
-nnsiderod
natural
mirth
material,
but
:n
combination
with
such
"eaotlc"
.hr.lls
it
Is
doubly
effective
In
"The
f
ife
of
Riley
"
The
famous
comln
of
staae
and
-rreen.
Sidney
and
Murray,
are
ehafae-crlzed
as
rural
town
Fire
Chief
and
Police
Chief,
respectively,
aad
Sam
riardv.
Myrtle
Stedman.
June
Marlowe.
Stephen
Carr.
Edwards
DavU
and
Bert
Woodruff
have
Interesting
supporting
roles
"FIRE
BRIGADE"
AT
WEEK-END
Famous
Film
U
Spectacular
and
Dramatic
With
Ixive
Story
Interwoven
In
point
of
acting,
direction
and
story,
"The
Fire
Brigade"
qualifies
as
one
of
r.ie
really
great
pictures
it
has
bea
the
good
fortune
of
this
reviewer
te
wltnsss.
This
great
love
story,
raged
.gainst
a
thrilling
fire
background,
opens
n
the
week-end
at
the
Wesiholme
it
K
a
Metro-Ooldwyu-Mayer
picture.
"The
Fire
Brigade"
brings
back
to
the
screen
the
Charles
Ray
that
every
U'A
U-Utit
rn
lMMAna.A
w,..wKnM
'
'
1
au
iXMiuviir-vj
ii
uiiiur
I
more.
So
write
mm
a
letter
on
why
vou
1
1
Us
Pacific
Milk
.
r.e
lovw
In
a
role
that
rifts
him
to
new
heights.
The
actor
and
the
role
seemed
to
be
created
for
eaoh
other.
!
May
McAvoy
Is
seen
In
the
leading'
feminine
role
opposite
Ray.
and
playej
the
part
with
a
sincerity
that
adds
immeasurably
to
her
htotnorue
rank.'
This
actress
is
growing
in
dramatic!
stature
Into
a
brilliant
artist
with
each
cucceedlng
picture.
I
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUQK
ACT"
oti(K
or
,urXHMioi
ion
num,
Notice
la
herabv
irn
that
n
.
ISIK
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.
Mmm
t
""."'
r.
me
unaerslmed
immense
numher
of
latter.,
but
mSSTtS?
F&Z
Vn'.
"m!
niJV
09111
being
part
of
the
bu..j:ng
known
a
"Hotel
Maasett
situate
on
iVfteht
if).
Mock
Fourteen
(14).
FlanDL
7
wuCT-ai
nHrioiiaw
i
,
anriii
mwiau
n
.
.
r
ir
i
ne
iei
letrer
we
are
giv-
neiniT:on
strict
in
the
riuKr
ui
nrrtrn
uaium
or
Beer
by
the
glass
or
by
wv.iv
mi
cuii'jniuiion
on
mis
,
at
Prince
ttuptrt
18th
day
of
February
19iR
1D2R
OORDON
BC.
B
DAVICR.
ii
rt
the
opn
th
pr-
this
Applleaht.
"COVEHN.MENT
I.KlUOU
ACT."
NfiTin:
or
?irpMnrtm
ton
iierk
mqticb
Is
13th
day
of
March
ne:
Inten
Board
nremlses
hereby
given
that
on
n.
iw
a
license
In
msmm
the
fit
to
apply
to
the
I.lmmr
rSi.i
belne
:
snown
as
rort
part
Clemen
merits
the
undersigned
nf
t.h.
of
the
hniMino
tlntAt
7
1st
Pnrt
ClemenU.
BO.
ubon
the
land,
described
as
Lot
No
s.
DM
?T
'2
S
division
of
Lot
74.
Queen
Chsrl
.tie
U-land
Dtstr
r-
Msp
N
t07
Prlii,
,T
gtrt
Land
lustration
oiwEt.
.
the
Frpvlnee
of
British
Columbia,
tor
the
bT
'".f'"
By
the
opiS
.....
.in
igin
as
nr
nhMi...
lin
YDONF
I.OBNK
TlNOt
EY
Applicant.'
very-day
Mafflc
Chairs
that
flop
Into
beds
bas
up
dirt
tiny
ticking
things
that
long
for
you.
Daylight
any
niuht
just
a
button.
A
stream
that
never
stop-:
ti
off
a
faucet
Any
voiee
you
want,
tai!
o
from
a
cage
on
your
desk
or
wall.
Ac
i
terday,
of
people
miles
away,
ftoinir
on
before
you.
Stilled
throats
sinking
f
t
discs;-distant
throats
siniring
to
you
i'i-
Uncanny,
daily
magic
this,
due
;
advertising.
Advertisements
have
riv,
lights,
telephones,
typewriters,
nuton
i.
creams,
motion
pictures.
They
have
p'w
eyes,
new
ears,
new
hands,
new
frot,
rvv
emotions.
They
have
urged
such
wide
w
ered
prices,
that
almost
wishes
aire
.ui
beggars
can
ride.
Through
adveitisr
n:
laid
down
the
shovel
and
the
hoe.
v,u
whole
harvest
ready-to-eat
in
cans.
Yo
i'
the
fiddle
and
the
bow,
for
a
ra'Mo.
T
old-time
work
left
in
this
age
of
amazinu
READ
THE
ADVEUTISEMK
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They
keep
you
to
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fore
of
modt
n
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