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Tuesday,
August
27,
1929
Peace
River
and
Prince
Rupert
Problems
Are
Identical
and
a
Joint
Council
Is
Now
Proposed
(Continued
from
page
one)
and
it
would
be
interesting
if
the
d
for
tfc.
Mwnt.
what
be
vinwa
nf
other
hoards
could
be
re-
.
ftn
mucn
WM
VM-
lTL..,"TuV
I
"y
near
drove
h!.
dlt
through
The
following
i
from
the
letter:
"And
when
one
gote
to
Prince
Rupert
he
finds
that
the
problem
with
the
Pacific
town
U
Identical
with
ours,
for
when
he
steps
off
the
train
h'e
will
find
the
best
part
of
the
population
on
the
platform
to
see
now
many
arrive.
Her
problems
are
Identical
with
those
of,
the
Peace
River
country.
Prints
Rupert
has
a
'flee
harbor
wttH
train
elevator,
three
milt
lion
-do
liar
ship
plant
and
dry
dpok,
that
wUI
take,
cats
cf
the
largest
ship
INSTALMENT
XXXI.
An
Unwelcome
Surprise
Flaggler's
was
an
old
establishment
of
quiet
dignity
and
unobtrusive
elegance.
Dale
knew
that
Mr.
Castle
sometimes
went
there;
in
fact,
he
had
seen
him
there,
on
several
occasions.
The
head
waiter,
a
man
with
a
long
and
highly
remunerative
memory
I
for
faces,
bowed
profoundly
and
t
U
jrjquired
concerning
Dale's
pre
ference
with
regard
to
a
table.
JpIe,'
his
eyes
wander
over
the
crowd
of
diners.
(Jut
of
the
multitude
he
nicked
out
-a
nale.
aris-
ftoctattc
'
face
with
a
nervous
train
in
it,
but
also,
something
mmajnding
and
Aggressive.
Then
his
gai
wavering,
he
saw
another
face
that
was
equally
familiar.
"I
see
a
friend,"
he
told
the
head
waiter.
"You
needn't
the
floor
trying
to
raise
the
tariff
at
tra.,it,
high
ai
Hajrman'a
gallows'
while
Mr.
.
,
Kennedy
hammered
w
driving
the
,He
walked
briskly
toward
a
tariff
down
lower
than
the
grave.
And
table
in
the
rear
where
Virgil
while
these
two
members
from
the
Ellsworth
Castle
was
dining
in
northern
empire
wer,
carrying
on
their
oIitude,
but
when
halfway
there
little
tu
penny
ha
penny
ahow,
the
mem-
,
,
.,
.
.
,
.
,
ber.
fronT
Saskawhewan
were
puuing
he
made
a
slight
detour
and
for
eooseetiona
with
the
Hudson
Bay
stopped
before
another
table,
iraiiwajr
and"
the
member
for
Manitoba
"God
evening.
Mr.
Ferryman,"
w
Winnipeg
with
the
h.b.
line
south
rewryman
drew
u
his
r
Um
setue
Rajdde
bridse,
and
they
head.
twith
a
nervoag
start
that
,
ad,lrVwy
tbt
',rvcr
wawUI
,u'
M
Thev
lanirled
tv
w.
Bm
hoshri
atsr
1ioe.
at
tk
end
!L.!
rg:
And
ai.,w'
the
j"fa0
ribbon,
swung
pr
".u;"
7
.
m;::'.
u.:..rw
.rr
pwpwy.
ana
wouw
rrrZJ
':r"r.?.
JL.
..:Zzr.
ry,
myaimiiar
is
in
the
fact
aLnttered
aninnt
the
thl
(f
;w"'.uVWf.
u
kfZFt
SM
4
""t
caught
them'
in
WW
Kni
wu
ana
una
rnnre
upciv
1
beat
wit
ef
IU
own.
white
the
Peace
River
people
have
no
choice
In
Um
matter.
n
.Pmtttfc
'fflfflrV!"-
Yith
hili
nbiMl
ciiripslty,
That
toU
gate
for
Princ
Rupert
is
the
Whlcl)
extended
even
to
trifles,
city
or
Vancoover
ppoD(e
fuve
.
at
tiie
leases,
more
amali
town
strife
Ideas
than
any,
ULg.
,
.,
j
I
.u
K.
.
a
mKW
if
c
iiaiiuweu
ana
Thta
year
...tin
i
Peace
River
oounki,(tb
,w
th
pipfi!'.
It
1
rrtheVed.
He
sUrted
a
little.
tit
to
start
at
onte
on
the
eoast
.outlet.
the;
nVfterS
vlctorU
.
to
Mr,
'Ferryman.
It
to
a
aaf
,bt
that
the
reace,
Klver
UM
Q
thanks,"
the
older
bushel!"
fettlni
a
dry
AaU:
they
wtMlkt
wjjjsio
,
y,,
.
-
wiwi
man
enuntrv
wlfl
have
30
million
a,
scnooi
w
nan
lo
go
up
nwraoiea.
ne
seemea
rit
lightly
em-;
I
befer.
before
tht
that
outlet
u
1.
eomoieted
completed.
the
coast
tc
Prujce
Rupert
without
the
bprraiied.
0h.
it's
you.
Mr.
I
Y,.
Why
Not
!"
J":.
IO
Dale."
A
littl
rhlll
rr.nl
tnlJ
i
.
.
....
,
laci.
anruiina
ioml
aoea
not
cau
mm.
-c-
put
r
through
In.
ssy
two
'
years.
What
Vancouver
has
no
business
nrL"i-
"""rr.
ates
sr.
mine
to
doae."
and
th.
mw-
neaveBS!
tie
SIC
Is
not
to
be
linked
up
with
Prince
Rupert?
"Again
their
problems
are
Identical
In
the
first
place
while
the
country
and
the
eondttlocs
are
one.
asset
the
interests
are
onev
yet
-we
are
the
back
eonossaioDa.,ttf
Vo
prorlnce.
ad
our
rapreeentaUon
to
the
fovenuaenU
of
the
two
provtrtcas
is
pracUoaUy
nil
We
In
the
Peace
River
country
send
our
member
to
the
ALBERTA
legislat
ure,
not
our
'Own.
and
when
pl-Bal
gUV
VpUBU
H
VOB
UprOUlg
--
-
aeaa'aais
MID
ay
I
Ca.g.
XI
II
U
brings
business
to
Bdaonton.
An
air-
then,
as
he
was
approaching
the
"
-
5fth
uXt
1aav
the
labl
a(
whlok
f
P..tl.
..t
I...
aanltAl
nitv
sIM
'IK.
MM.
..l.
w
v
"
""v.
CN
R.
lines
and
came
into
Idmonton'
Tfe
Tti'lrl
h'mVf
tnirothar
eminent
has
Its
gigantic
probtwiii
??ryt,'ln
vu';
PP
ol
nd
moved
OP.
But
Ms
mnd
WAS
etore
at
hand,
such
as
the
Sumas
re
tairaUon.
which
so
overshadows
Prince
Rupert
and
all
her
wants
that
she
is
like
a
stone
pile
In
a
fanner's
cm
mom
down
east.
Prom
this
standpoint
it
would
appear
to
be
In
the
Interest
of
tne
norwi
country
or
the
two
oro-
enoweV
pato
the
nTrth"
7Z
collection
of
flr
praying
their
gardens.
i
"t'"iB;
Mla
Oetl
hid
aald.
"And
so
this
grea;
north
country
is
Tr-
Moffatf.
had
told
),r
th-t
one
bottled
up
between
these
two
newer-
f
Vil.
.......
r.
.4
i.vi
i-
ful
gates.
Idmonton
la
determined
u.
,
,
,
.
.
.
-
.
Wal-ly.
and
he
ws
very
much
Inter-
-Ver
n
tc
be
backed
by
.
the
tallwar
esteo
as
to
how
long
Pete
Tomklas
-owers
of
Oaaada."
'
.
'
For
Diarrhoea
And
All
Bowel
Complaints
There
i
nothing
Bijirrior
to
"Dr.
Fowlnr's"
hcro
there
is
any
loonravna
of
tbo
Inwela.
This
valuable
prenaration
has
tocn
on
the
Canadian
market
for
the
past
eighty-four
years,
and
is
always
looked
upon
ss
the
old
standby,
by
thowatxls
of
families,
whenever
s
medicine
of
this
nature
is
required.
I'rice,
SO
rents
a
lottle
at
all
druggieta
or
dealers,
rut
up
only
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Ltd,
Toronto
Oni.
;
outlet
outlet
for
for
ln"l
n(wi
vq
e
that
there
shall
be
no
coast
vVncTr
wTTJufd
get
ZJZ
-
at
all.
wnliTvanr
U
-t
f
In
rreatioo.
Daja,
now
forrr.
a
council
whoee
movement
wauM
1
erminsd
that
the
outlet
wtU
movinr
tntf
Mr
fltstle's
la
We,
be
felt.
n(
by
way
of
Prince
Rupert,
which
worWwl
whtr
nre
cJtmU
Vta
leders,
KepreaenUHve.
lT?
.
-T
f-e,
Ml
fl,
wtid
'
"Our
problem
s-e
Identical
in
our
toured
the
Peace
River
country
a
year'
"r''v
the
one
he
had
Just
reprewntaUon
at
Ottawa
Our
Mr.
r
-c
wa
crt
tvlklne
east
aui
a
wit
n.nBm7
iroiu
rrace
rover
aits
cn
the
raffle,
but
he
would
hate
toe
traffic
opposition
side
of
the
houte
with
the'
down
to
Vancouver
and
when
he
rroaTesv-u.r.A.inger
group
party;
itunrx
n!,
st
towlassnti
1iem
-"
ormar
-inm
rnnw
tcupeetf
y
tn's
country
he
.ejtst
aot
get
west
m-
.
wii
vKimmin
aloe
ox
w
.
ee
urrge
.
hoie.
but
he
Is
with
the
National
R-e1.
whole
scheme
Mkmi
..
u
...
...
hi
iur
we
pon
"'r
wjs
"ajue
woroeo
oorrect.
y
t
all
lyi.
Mr.
Brady
had
his
tiff
with
the
"Can
anyone
Imxgine
what
the
watt-
HIg
brain
reeled
a
HtMe.
The
Vnt
rfom
amed
to
resolve
At-
a
trtsjiviu
with
jl
Air.
J?
,ctl?
l
one
IKrlnC
Mr.
Frry-
'ofTanoSw
oi
Vancouver
or
T"
"
the
T
P-Hh
iine-ffwtiy
fAfat
p
,
jt,fr,j
t
t"V
ttt!
Un
n
rhrtlnnn.
....
.
,
If'-
TW
Wh"
Mr
"--ro
-n
tbatrwiy
ort
on
tilt
'
ha-i
h'a
r
w
with
the
prime
,
minister
i-e
Pnririo
.1!
th:e
years?
And
tot1'
w
'1np,
ft
thfl
tw
Wra
all
m
over
his
(Kennedy's)
lsst
year's
spoech.
hl
s
the
areat
p-wer
that
tlade1
an1
si-"
with
the
postmaster
general
-"ur-i
and
the
P'V
mrer
roilat!
Hra
fore
V.
a
A
ui.
-
.
...
.
c
ip
najHanst.
ana
aD&aatntv
'thiakaai.Mu
..la.a.f
A
'
He
Mafi
laW
Mt-w
t.
in.
mvaiatrMia
Ur
firavaa
tVI.
anaala."
W.
a
1
1
in
an
unrhWon
en
slipnod
fn-J
'
n
fh
vocnnt
gajit.
.
TV
oMer
vnin
stavt4
vlAlt.
'v
anrl
at"
In
tfftl
wtv
at
unbidden
oomnari.
"nn't
"1nms,
VOMialf.
Mr
..,!.
ntA
iuu
quickly.-
"I
am
-
o
n
fHnnd."
rgii
Hlitwwt
Castla
t
hack
and
continued
to
stare.
Ills
Thrilling
'
Mystery
Story
In
30
chapters
It
HERMAN
UNOON
Poch
Mr.
CnUlc
drained
his
coffee
cup.
"Now
if
you
will,
excuse
me,
I
have
a
great
many
things
to
attend
to
at
the
office."
Don't
forget,"
said
Dale.
spike
into
Dr.
Moffett's
big
gun.
In
doing
jm,
he
had
anticipated,
an
emergency
that
might
not
de-i
velop,
but
ha
wished
to
tic
pre-1
pared
against
every
possible;
chance.
Even
If
Dr.
Moffett's
plan
should
succeed
up
to
a
I
certain
point,
he
would
be
thrown
into
confusion
by
his
in-1
for
tie
work.
Half
an
hour
later
1
J
1
m
.
1
it
A.
.1
.
t-u
i
rec
crew
up
ill.
iron
i
oi
vue
visile
Z
'V,
1
V
1
Mopt
of
tn
windows
were
Good
This
Is
11
I
have
to
dark..
The
sidwalks
on
either
ask
yo.
If
yonr
tel-nhone
-houkl
xid,
were
rt-ted,
gUme.I
WA
It
Will
Unll
...rn.
In
-
,
.
.
"
J
i.
..
.
.
nt
"Keiy
to
apitear
for
o
r
lfii-
asr.
trau
wiparrieo:
mm
with
mtnti,,
a,i
i,-
aia
nn
r-i
WOflS"rnent
anrrirrHcfor..
ntit
rnd
trr
trm
than
twt8
J.
expression
vanUhI
Mry
JyJn
,
ttf
civrJ.
t
in
"OB
lMsen
me
two
told
or.
Its
most
-i
eatrnary,"
ji
L
he
ttm
Hp
Mecfded
tb
rram4
'
began.
I
doa
t
undarstand
"
at
thp
whce
j
f
i
"Ple-emi't
try
to
under-
r,g.rette
hofor.
he
cWmDaJr,i
atarhd.
-Iliat
Hn
in
I
u
inJ
I'll
i
.
.
..
.
.
Fj;
TfT
i
,
"iliZJ1
j',,T
.
ma
aneoBirorTatiie
aiding
pi
ryto
t,iai
in
a
ir
oriwyoti
"Hello.
Dale,"
said
4
naed
havei
no
ftnr
of
IV
Mnf.
t.'
.
v
.
.
.
an
"Oh.
you
Summers!
py
conversational
tone.
"Now
was
hard
and
gruff.
Brim,
iow-piicnMi
voice.
fett-
it
.
'
HaV
parted.
A
sharp
quiver,,
Mr.
Castla
awilofl-
amila
of
of
apprehension
ran
through
hlm.j
vague
uncertain
hope.
"What
you
A
short,
stocky,
curiously
soft-
a
toe
um
rjoB.
iMi.
la
aJninltt
kp
rmarlr1
"lint
fnntiul
Mn
..t
r
il.
.
.
.
.
..
.
naniUr,
Pulflo
mm.
"VI..
r..ll.
t!J
I1..1
1
'
'
'
"
'""'
"i
U1C
wouia
tace
waoe
at
ijuoaod
nope,
at
,
wiu
me
vuai
yuu
your
nrnmiao
ia
nKtaumlinir
Verv
hilntv
r
.
a-..
ti,i
nnlay
Porta
"and
on
the
ingenli
The
T"
'have
offered
to
help
her,"
aald
R?
T
.1
f!
II.
P
ag
tMifb.
r
iw.
"The
toll
gate
to
the
Peace
Ql.
River
.
.
.,
'
.p
'
"""'
weal,
1
il
no
as
you
suggest.
from
his
.
scat
t
f
t
million
bushels
of
Peace
River
wheat
eomuJ
u
"
of
Kdmonton.
who
"-'"
.
VT
jnHKii
"Splendid."
-Splendid,"
Dal.-
Dale
fell
fell
int.
Into
Kolna
into
Prince
Rupert
would
draw
cM
to
have
IU
letters
patent
as
oi
you.
1
tnougnt
1
would
thank
hips
from
off
the
seven
sees:
meting
"
wsy
of
the
entire
north,
and
you
on
her
behalf.'
Prince
Ruren
a
port
for
transpacific
proclaimed
to
the
nertb
country.
je
bowed
slightly
and
moved
.
l
TIa
aveaesa
&aa
w
t
sn
m
aa
mi
obWa
anitkMiNai
iii
i
askMei
ie
w
u
:
aB"e
bnv
iismjc
bw
uawu
gaa
msltc:
aart
a
a
Ills
voice
"What
do
tell
me
soroethJng
.you
notice
the
you
want?'
'
,
man
awiy
over
in
the
rear.
No,
Summer
ernne
closer,
flr.'ng
a
little
farther
to
the
left.
The
Dsle
with
alert,
warv
ejrea.
"You
one
with
scarecrow
face.
Ew
have
ur
traveled
a
quer
course
ee
him
beforeT
,
toniphl
Dale.
I
tried
to
get
the
iety
i.
.
tnma
"'
I've
v5
seen
him
hari
of
ft
hut
I
couldn't.
Too
'
"
"
o"7
"r-
.
v.
irf..
in.
...
Uthlns
mie
The
peop
of
Dvw
'l
fB
.
a'!h
'fpw
timoa
Ki.l
I
rn't
lll
.1.-
r.
t
aimonton
bed
an
epidemic
of
nu
y
had
wandered
to
the
far
.
un,
.
...
,.,
.
,
-JlR
who
Wiy
do
ask?
"Wh
"Wha
'lo
you
n
you
b-
tn
o.P
R.
Wirilnielbn
kne
a
-rtrlw
M
th
rnnm
-W
11
threading
IU
way
wst
oetween
C.N.
4-w.w
t
i.-j
-
"
n
"
Ot
curtoalty.
rei
ier
(m
rear
th..
mat
t
mi.w
.
oh
.
aa.
to
h
.
:-
"
utl-
Ue
i-nes
north-country
and
migm
peas
tdnxtatsn
go
1'!"
'L.iii
fevee
.
the
Ugliest
,,
face!
up,
ana
a
tram
oi
wneat
might
get
"
wu
crer
um
in
nis
Hie
and
.v
out
of
the
north
country
without
go-
for
a
moment
ho
ataml
In
atm
tor
anything
It
Is
asking
for
a
f.vcr
1
'niff
f"cion-
TnB
only
as
much
as
it
we
asked
It
frjoi
Sea.
f
UB'
tUrn?
"ou?
n1
h
u
h
-V
l,
-.t,.,,v.
..
w..-i
..
two
cr
three
diamonds
In
mwin.
U
"r"
Wit
rT"'l'V)
ag
-.11
well
'
Dale
airain.
want?'
asked
"Youre
under
arrest
for
murder,"
said
Summers.
.
,
,
To
Be
Continued
Tomorrow
(This
number
ends
the
twentieth
t
r
i
nio
Kn,il,.,l
nurnc
chapter.
There
are
still
10
chap-
.bElI
tad
driven
another,'
come.-Editor)
NO
PESSIMISM
IN
THE
PEACE
EDMONTON.
Aug.
37:
"I
had
heard
lot
about
the
country
north
of
ROSEVEAR
IS
RETIRING
AND
HORN
GETS
JOB
wiNNivprn
I
Air
ii-
t,.
,Tciivt
livthe
perwnnl
oi
u,.
traffic
department
yf
1
tbe
:
,
National
Hallways
in
Wester
n
i
were
announced
tiidajr.
in
h
Issued
by
W
C
Sttdorh
traffic
manager
of
the
west.-.,,
and
approved
by
A
V.
Wli.
ability
to
communicate
with
his
Feace
mm.
tout
what
1
actually
new1":
vice-president.
The
chu;..
I
far
umnwwl
mr
most
ODtlmtstlc
i
8
ireu;iu
i
i
hnm"
hopes."
n
R.
.1
J.
Dinning,
ninnimr
nnmmiaaiorier
commissioner
Winnipeg,
Winnipeg,
U
is
assigned
to
.,11
,
.
Dale
lingered
a
long
a,
time
over
Af
tK
AMveta.
TJmior
Oftntrol
Board,
until
December
15,
when
h
coffee
and
cigarette,
lie
naa
told
the
Journal
in
speaking
of,
Uip
uuon
n
tuimliBp
nf
atrnnirc
thirnrs
Into
sh
DFetlnee'n
hinterlands
from
!
tire
on
toe
oomnanra
nri.
since
he
entered
the
restaurant.!
dm
returned
with
rre.
"toe.
"
I
.
I
country
norm
oi
.wie
iwace
fnr
una
naliAn
tlf
.,u?
hail
hn.
'wa
over
in
uia
iiujiu,
uul
hicb
hivt
has
tremrnaoua
potential
agn-
come
a
quivering
lump.
Slowly
ho
developments
wouUV
not
"t.x
his
plans
for
the
night.
recovered
a
little
compose.
De-
Dominion
spite
the
startling
greeting,
there
was
something
that
Inspired
con
fidence.
Dale
consulted
his
card
and
a
moment.
Mr.
Ferryman
wac
M
he
did
so
he
looked
about
him
gon,
but
the
man
with
the
ugly
Wl-tn
a
faintly
bewildered
air.
fW
Whs
Still
at
his
table.
Hp
SAmolhinir
amml
f
fluali
n
seemed
to
send
a
covert
glance
in
wrnJl)K
to
hfs
bpairi(
but
he
-"cvwv.
C0Ult
not
trace
u
t0
ils
,ource.
"Mr.
Cattle,"
he
murmurel
In
The
bystanders
and
pedestrians
i
discreetly
lowered
tone,
"my
looked
harmless,
name
J
Martin
Dale
I
know
yoir
t
Yel
just
to
play
he
Btnr.
Te
the
mysterious
Mr.
firave.
I
i
a
threatening
jwu.
Plnse
tlan't
trouble
to
deny
the
facts.
It
would
only
be
a
waste
of
tlroo
I
am
n
Mi
nastte's
confidence.
Will
you
do
likewise?"
The
astounding
signed
to
throw
a
shadow
off
his
trail,
the
sharp
twists,
convolutions
and
detours
occupied
the
Iietter
part
of
an
hour.
lie
stopped
and
looked
about
'him
aenin.
and
now
the
nngginir
r.nd
Husivc
statementr
Impression
of
stealthy
espionage
seemed
to
come
little
too
fast
waa
gone.
He
looked
at
his
for
Mr.
Castle.
Ills
eyes
alter
watch.
It
would
soon
be
time
to
natcly
bulged
and
narrowed.
A
m
back
to
the
garage
and
claim
meflley
of
expressions
r.roeaeU
the
car.
h,!...fCe-,
The
car
was
waiting
for
him
WTir-t
have
yoo
to
say
to
me?'
whrn-
he
arrived.
He
inspected'
he
askd
thickly.
thc
new
top
catreCuliy.
and
cheer-
Mre
y.y
rwr"injT
to
yniir
oi-
fn,iv
-
-.tortlonate
clianri-
fire
aft-"
dinner?
"Yea."
ceme
-----
in
-
answer
lU
a
bct
trip
was
Ideal
Lh,"
he
declared.
settlers
are
pour-
from
start
to
tin-
STOMACH
PAINS?
Get
rid
of
them.
Perman'
ently
with
"Fruit-a-tives."
"Fruit-a-tives"
will
rid
you
of
p,
flatulence,
or
pain
a(Ur
eating,
and
make
life
worth
living
again.
Mrs.
Annie
Clover,
Ottawa,
writes:
,WA
Mflfvrvr
f
r
m
rxl'irloat
rofMtwtIn.
dreadful
ilonuch
pint,
1
trid
Fnii.4iv.
Sooa
ibM
all
r
a
thiag
ef
ib
par."
"Fruit-a-tim"
arts
naturally
on
the
system.
Gently
and
qukkly
it
Mr-iwtnejM
the
whole
digestive
tract.
It
swakfnn
liver,
bowels
and
kidney,
soothes
thr
stomarb.
Get
a
25c
or
SOc
box
at
ynur
druggist'
today.
Eltd
digestive
troubles
haying
oomp-AUr
s'yoar.
.
Horn,
general
tn-iv
Vancouver,
to
be
aaalntam
traffic
managei.
Wlanlix'K
Macrae,
aaslatant
rencral
irn
that
they
are
now
wtniucet.
to
be
aeneral
fr(1
Survey
and
vinmuw.
Waiter
h..k
Afterward,
in
A.
telephone
;
are
simply
"squatting."
Another
thitu
gm,m
freight
agent.
Winn
'j-
booth
acrosb
the
street,
he
called,
h'chT
liUrly
impressed
rne
w
leneral
freight
agit,
w,
,
1
dld
not
m
pesslml-t
0.
Adams
un
up
Mia
Wiss
Tuallp
Castle
nn.l
and
gave
ff-iv
he
lior
assistant
gewr,
aro
U
confident
oX
trlp
&Wyoe
t.
Winnipeg,
to
have
..,
few
final
instructions.
Out
in
the
.
the
future.
Although
the
erao
cannot
irave
his
order.
Then
his
glance
street
again,
he
stood
at
the
classified
as
a
"toumper,"
it
is
fsirly
..utrters
at
Winnipeg,
wandered
over
the
restaurant
for
curb
and
lighted
a
cigarette,
and
f?n
.f.rt
!
o.
B.
Truaeott
chief
h(!
turn.
(tarlff
bureau,
Winnipeg
t-i
"We
found
the
highways
In
excel-'
th
itgHt
wrth
hend
r
lent
condition
everywhere
and
the
wiunipeg.
iw
appointux
cnangea
ceoixne
enecuve
at
There
wUl
be
a
grmeral
re;
.
ratlrrment
of
Mr.
Boswrnir.
,,
a-scclaUon
with
the
trupr
,
'
dutry
in
CImaaa
ahd
par
r
I
the
went,
has
made
htm
I.wt
known
and
most
rn,
'official
rn
t&r'DwriMnrr.
I
L
-
SYNAGOGUES
!
MS
BURNED
j
JKRUBALBM
Aug.
27
scrolls
of
tog
aw,
some
n
thousand
yean
old,
arm-
ii
lire
lajit
niKht.
wlien
tp
:;
ir'if
In
tlw
OeurKlan
u
r-
iniriird
by
M
ilem
At
if.-'
JACKSON
tot
3&
EL
Mli
F
CORN
started
with
breakfast.
But
since
then,
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
have
gone
clear
around
the
clock
lunch,
between
meals,
supper
for
the
kiddies,
bedtime
whenever
appetite
calls!
CORN
FLAKES
JL-
DtlUloui
with
Irviti
or
honty
aJJtdl
CIGARS
J
JlVe
yt&
AaJA
li.
3
i
Si
"Poker
Hands"
for
Cigar
Smohdrs
P
VER
Y
ixickcl.
parli'
of
five
Stnnrtfiill
JncIfSoti
Cipara
contairiH
a
"Poker
Ilunri,"
complete
fotfj
of
tvliich
may
)'!!lox'liiiiigi'l
for
valuable
I'lresenlH.'
Always
buy
tlio
pricket
pack
of
five
Stonewall
JackpoiiH
and
save
tlio
Poker
Hands."