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FIRES
IMAGINATION
I-EACE
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ARTICLES
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deliveryi
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Todarvre
publish
the
last
of
a
series
of
articles
on
tho
Peace
Ilivei1
country
which
have
been
read
with
much'
interest
by"
a
great
many
pe'ople.
The
Same
articles
have
been
published
on
the
same
days
by
the
Edmonton
J6ur-
WV
found
Mr-
gWMpTT
1
Ifty.';
.VVV
f
Four
of
Mr
AHHer's
sons
hom--
imfflmgy
Should
stucais.
;Erproithemi-,,e"ded
"W
h!m:
.-f
1-51
tfiy.
HpvA-.a
during
the
vwrM
wr
mli"
v"
"1C
ai
'V::
.
aV
nd
only
one
came
back.
Th
fectmg
sacce-ST
-As
a
striking,
example
i
the
editorihas
a
und
of
their
adbpMon,
good
cat
which
ordinarily
runs
away
from
a
dog,
scampering
up
i
enough
to
lw
in.
whs
ato
good
a
tree
or
pose
upon
tne
approach
01
the
enemy
and
sup-CTlou,'h
t0
f,l?nt
rnr-plying
many
of
the
canines
of
the
neighborhood
with
ex-
")Ve
h"d
"
,h"'?
t'n,e
rollont
annrt
vrv
tima
tknir
nn
.!..
Unn,
I
P-war
rHod,
Mr.
t...
'1
i
1
xv
..
..
..
n.iel
1
d'Hng
the
M'llor
3
ad-
ftr
from
the
ijuL
uiu
cai
is
not
always
tne
victim
oi
trie
sporting;
r,imed.
nr'r
sinmned.
and
irochvities
of
the
neighborhood
dogs.
The
arrival
of
a
'oci
demand
fe'i
away
to
notMnf
atch
of
kittens
changes
her
mental
attitude.
Her
out-!
w1
this
dv"-
th
look
on
life
is
different.
She
no
longer
fears
dogs
and
it!"""?
""?"
nnA
'?t',
wf
,trucV',
T
does
she
stand
her
ground,
but
she
becomes
the
assailant
idn'mr
now."
insteaa
ot
tnq.
assanec.
ne
loiiows
dogs
ten
times
her
Then
thwe
w
size
and
if
thereto
not
hurry
out
of
the
yard
she
leans
on
yearned
for
tre.
their
back
antLthev
(TO
howlintr
over
the
fence
and
dnuml-.
"Prairie
prtrie
evenrwhere
the
Street
witlhjt
80
much
as
a
look
behind.
Pnssv
triPn'
a'
tree-
ree
even
a
bush.
ti
...
Tu'Antv
VAan
at
nrnlHft
an
I
trftr
sight,
mistress
.of
the
situation.
Vei-v
soon
trip
npifrVirsnr.
nm
"
AS
I
jro'nsr
wher
tnere
I
ra
111
lM
"
'VI-
l.r.l-
hood
dogd
ledfit
that
she
is
not
a
cat
to
be
chased
and
look
TT"
BlfS&'
x-T3parulfioe-l
the
other
wav
when
nassintr
the
hnnsp.
jointed
anAw-iwttWif.itaxw
for
Dnt
ti-Ln
tlm
l,Vfnn
kn
i
momentaHSfe.;
axe.
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.
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,
BUlie
H"1"?
18
aa
head
of
1?
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
May
25,
1929
Elevators
Increase
in
Number
from
22
to
120
in
Peace
River
Country
and
Crops
,ar.e
Large
Settlers
Tell
Wfiy
They
Chose
Tliis"
District
to
ironic:
i
'
i
"'til
stead;
Find,
It
Finest
Producing
,
Area
on
C
Continent
With
Ideal
Conditions
for
Prosperous
Farming
Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
.........
;1.40f
pis
is
one-
of
a
series
of
six
articles
by
Hi
F.
.
Mullet
deal-Transient
advertiafpg
on
front
page,
per
inch
f
2.80;tr(W.th
tho
rapid
concentration
of
settlers
in
Canada
tS'great
"inland
Local
readerj,
perifls)cUoiT,.per
line
p'-''''-v'CW5
ejttpire,"
the
Peace
River
district.-
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V,
Clarified
adwtismg'peri
Insertion,
per
word
....'...ii,.-.i-'.'.iivp2'
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v
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Legal
notices,
each
ThWiUon,
per
agate
line
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to
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News
and
the
Ldmonton
Jdtlrrt&I
Copyngnt)
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four
months
for
1.00
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Bj
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em-
iS
ll'
1
p
MULLLn
1
pire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
6.00
EDMONTON,
May
24.
In
the
fall
of
1923
there
were
mail
w
an
wi"ci
wuiuiicd.
jci
jcui
....
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T)
T
4-
,,
elevators
in
uiu
wuuie
uj.
me
i
eatc
ivivci
cuuuii.
ness
followed
Dy
Kiinng
iron,
wan
8,531,200
bushels
despite
this
handicap.
In
1924
a
total
of
1G9,TT0
acres
..
J
..HlL.IInn
In
1099
The
scheme
of
General
Mcliae
dne
big-immigration
is
0hiy
four
years
after
the
acreage
to
fire
the
imagination.
It
is
picturesque.
To
add
two
under
crop
had
risen
to
354,03s.
million
people,
to
the
population
is
something
much
to
be
whne
in
,hc
me
year
.69,352
desired,
bqt
they
must
be
absorbed
as
they
come.
T
were
mmer-faiiow.
and
.
50,000
acres
of
new,
ner
wre
it
i
i'i
i,
i.
ui
i
4.
u
e
We
do
not
like
to
wet
blanket
any
genuine
scheme
for
brng.
the
betterment
of
Canada,
but
we
are
of
opinion
that
And
with
these
instances
of
re-thirty
million
dollars
is
too
much
for
the
country
to
pay
markable
growth
have,
come
In-
for
new
population.
We
doubt
if
assisted
immigation
is
stances
of
remarkable
success
of
much
value.
There
will
be
plenty
of
people
want
to
""j"
llliXl
,
r,
,
-iti
i
"pell
success
in
term
of
high
an-
come
to
Canada
soon
without
our
paying
for
settling
n'UH,
lncom.
speint
in
the
ei'y
them.
Our
population
is
growing
and
we
are
making
wg'cai
terms
of
contentment
and
definite
progress.
To
spend
a
huge
sum
on
an
enormous
hapnines.
settlement
scheme
is
certainly
not
a
conservative
measure.
There
is,
for
instance,
l.
h.
-
.
Milter
from
Missouri,
the
oioneer.
J
who
named
the
towto
of
Rol
Iff
after
hi
home
-town.
On
March
1.
1929,
there
were
120
elevators
and
more
are
.building.
The
total
crop
of
all
grains
in
1924
was
3,795,180
bushels,
of
which
wheat
was
1,039,500
bushels.
The
1927
crpp
of
all
grains
was
10,805,630
bushels
(wheat
4,665,350
f
Wjshels),
while
the
11H
crop,
1929
"with
a
year
of
exceptional
dry
claimed
them,
and
they
have
no
regrets.
They
farmed
for
22
years
In
Montana,
"This
is
one
of
the
finef
t
countries
in
either
the
,
United
States
or
Canada,"
declared
the
genial
old
philosopher,
"and
it's
one
of
the
finest
producing
countries
out-
'oots.
SettlenT
why,
say
there'll
be
a
house
on
every
quarter
section
round
here
in
the
next
three
month.
"
It
was
on
tbe
rosd
to
Fairview
that
we
overtook
Lloyd
Bean,
Mrs.
llean,
Dorothy,
and
the
prairie
j
schooner.
J
opining
along
the
road,
a
happy
md
lelf-contained
little
family
dairying
their
home
right
with
them
on
four
wheels,
this
indeed
"w
to
b
tbe
real
way
to
see
tbe
rounty.
M-i
-Betn
was
bom
in
Colorad3,
but
amc
wHyn
Canada
as
a
vnirrwi'er.
H
lived
in
the
Him-
vlfi
buv
cleaning
up
the
ground
bejridi
rict
ocpntral
Alberta,
and
of
he
fine
new
frame
honw
he
lt
y
r.,,lo?Redito
''gp
,iorth.
T...('t
taut
fi'l.
on
hie'
original
in
mah."
So
he
got
a
home-
.....
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.
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'
.
j'r
t-to.tMii.
lialf
b
imik
from
Mearl.
'RwUn.
fart'
f
h
vwnsite
Mmit
on
ilV
nnl
onrl
rfio'V-innmivo.
Prnvinnn
TV.oi.
rrUm
n
fic
l,nr,rl
'n
fact.
OnihM.'lawl
.
,
iw.n1
and
impartial
klea
of
what
is
going
on
in
thatgreat.
dis-
'rTS?
tnct
with
which
we
hope
to
be
closely
assoaated..
We,
are
h,
'fand
wn.
tey
wuired,v
giaci
to
.nave
oeen
in
a
position
to
secure
tnem
ana
give
the
tvt
ffire
a
n-me.
i
waa
our
readers
.the
Deneiit.
.
tho
f"t
ettier.
v
ug
i
i
;
21
IMI.O
I.UIlWI.Ull
I
(.
morn
a
..I'txhie
one,
a"d
t,hev
pKno
Rolls,
the
name
of
mv
old
returns
proudliOTtht'iain,the.airand
with
perfect
poise,
7"?
turning
now
alia
then
to
see
that'
no
other
enemy
is
hi
e
uiauKcu
.
i
uf
uug
seem
to
Know
01
meir
aosence.
raid
the
place
with
impunity
and
the
old
cat
scampers
away
as
u
sjiu
was
me
most
ieanui
creature
in
the
world.
iUIII,
!
was
the
man
who
I
to
wlr'
fir,
and
-miW
contentedly.
V
Vnr1
o'l.
OilL
v
n-"
of
hf.
"iil
bwnnd
the
and
of
steel
at
What
Causes
the
chaniro?
It
is
nndnnhtPflhr
n
oVmnn-n
Hvthe.
a
tattered
oM
tent
Wd'n?
O
..w.vv..
.
I
WIIUIIUV
,
.
,.
1
in
f
Viq
marital
affUnrln
I
4.1.
4.
1
.t
,
"
Drt
...
viii.
i.iwuni
atuvuuc,
lit
CUSU
UIIU
CUt
IS
WnippCU
before
she
begins.
Her
very
demeanor
indicates
it.
In
me
utuer
victory
is
in
ner
minu.
tier
very
attitude
is
a
niM
nWy
frm
warning
to
enemies
and
she
knows
that
she
is
in
a
nnsiVr-nnnned
over"
to
tion
to
follow
it
up.
She
is
no
bluffer.
Yet
without
the'
"s,,re-
mnnt'il
atimnliia
nf
Vininn.
n
vn4Uu
U
.'
...i.-!
1
r
T""
ten
ten
......vc
o"iuiuo
ut
uciu
a
jiiutuci
Buu
is
wiiipjjen
irorn
ijil
siurt.
I
1
1
,
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A
.
t.l,;-i.y,tt;fS;r,.t'.i.-:-.
"
THE
INSULT
brnvely
over
a
clutter
of
newlv-
ft
trr
tii""n
a
dilapidated
eir
9
wther-litn
Wairw
snd
eear.
and
wa
my
call.
I'm
ronton.
Mv
'ako
ywr
to
r'enr
enuuh
o'
thN
r'nv
to
rrv
a
ral
livi"'.
hut
hnve
a
form
eV
fine
bs
thr
dv.
nq',,ln
th
'mrant'me,
H
don't,
take
much
trt
ken
me
and
Bflirs
here:
dn
it,
dawg?"
Ilsir
roljed
a
brin,t
rnl
tonvue
In
anxvor.
and
stretched
h'
lot5n
life.
PiVt
It?"
hU
hamoroos
S.vjK'emed
tn
iy
to
im.
,
nrr
bp
um
mrni.
Air-
11s
Konping
housi-
14
miles
out'of
Hythe.
'VVn'vp
hien
hre
olern
vmrs."
-nld
Mr.
Bratnard.'a
and
hu-
j
rntrhi.
"nd
thrr'
been
morj
gear
pans
a'onir
tnU
mad,
and
i
more
-settlers,
in
the
rlcht
or
'
n(np
monthe
.than
all
the
rest
of
'
jthr
eleven
vears
put
together."
I
The
Br'Jnmr'N
cme
fim
Mi".
I
tSna
to
KIrhdale.
n
outho.-n
A'
The
Humorist,
London.
erta,
but
the
Peace
River
country
"n
W
Rev.?r"1
r
rview..
V6H
ST.'.16hn
trail,
and
w
,mw
him
v,-n
joffirin?
contnr'l'v
n'onir
headlnir1
Snf
rnr
the.jtomeetead.
'
''
'
"yVe
figured
it'Ws'a
good
place
to
locate,"
Mr.
Ifeani
said.
"We
Jke
the
country
fine,
and
are
looking,
forward"
to
seeing
H
grow
up
aij
around
us."
Mrs-.
'-Bean's
brother,
Jack
Ostrem,
from1
Minnesota,
has
the
adjoining
horn?-atead,
andlanother1
brother'
may
jbiri
them,
too,
so
they
won't
be
lonesome.
,
At
Peace
River
we
learned
that
it
is
not
always
necessary
for
the
settler
to
journey
far
from
steel
to
secure
land.
We
heard,
for
instance,
of
the
Debolt
brothers-Paul
and
Laraen,
wbo
homestead-ed
e'ght
mtles
northeast
of
Peace
Itiver
town
in
1922,
coming
from
Humboldt,
Seek.
"We
came
in
with
two
teams
of
horser,
and
nothing
much
else,"
aid
Paul,
who
told
us
the
story.
Then
we
got
an
old
sawmill.
Didn't
know
a
thing
about
it,
but
we
tinkered
around,
an'cl
this
year,
with
a
Irttle
help,
we'll
cut
over
100.000
feet,
of
lumber!"
Mueb
of
the
lumber
was
sold
for
sidewalks,
in
town,
and
for.
UW
building.
Then
the
bovs'
Mtfiold
of
a
second-hand
tractor.''
,
i.fi
iihotii
ng
iiruuna,
ana
Hatter
traded
it
for
a
better
one.
Thi
year,
they've
contracted
for
over
-200
acres
breaking
at
$
7
an
acre
fir
neighbors,
using
a
new'
tractor
'their
Jh!rd.
j
Tbey
beared
brush
nnd
deadfall
:
lrom
70
acres
of
land
on
each
of!
their
homeatcads.
and
will
crop
it
to
wheat
this
year.
They
cut
their
I
own
logs
and
built
their
first1
house,
and
did
the
wood
hauling
and
lumbering
on
the
side.
"We
had
a
G0(J
outfit
when
we
landed,
and
little
else,"
concluded
Paul..
"Today,
we
have
lumber
on
hand
sufficient
to
,
pay
all
our
debts,
and
we
figurq
we're
worth
round
.OOO
in
land',
equipment
and
stock.
We'rn
satisfied
we
wouldn't
want
to
go
back
to
the
prairie
again
"
MILK
MILK
Fresh
PaMiVuriwd
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
KAULY
UEUViSRy
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTINDAIRY
Telephone
(557.
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photograph
taken
o
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siniv.iiig
prif.oncr-'
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on
narrow
circular
pa
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w.iU-h
by
monitor
in
the
centre
and
matron
in
th-
dour-way
at
left.
j
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THE
WEIGHT
AN
D
TWICE
TH
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foil,
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Put
fresh
colour,
cheer,
cosiness,
in
every
room
.
.
.
without
spending
a
lot
of
money
...
by
choosing
appropriate
Dominion
Linoleum.
This
attractive,
easily
cleaned
material
comes
in
a
wide
range
of
designs
and
colours
...
in
convenient
widths
that
make
it
the
ideal
all-over
floor
covering.
Save
yourself
hours
of
tiresome
beating
and
sweeping;
yet
always
have
clean
floors
.
.
.
pleasant
to
walk
on
and
a
joy
to
look
at.
Dominion
Linoleum
offers
endless
selection
and
wears
for
years
and
years.
Quick
and
easy
to
lay.
Oilier
Hcaiitiful
Dominion
Floors
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum,
with
th"
famous
Domolac
Finish,
lends
distinction
to
any
room.
Lasts
a
lifetime.
Moderately
priced.
Dominion
Linoleum
Rugs
in
standard
sizes
at
popular
prices
enjoy
wide
favour
for
their
notable
beauty
and
durability.
At
House
Furnishing
and
Departmental
Stores