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colds
During
the
period
following
colds,
coughs,
grippe,
influenza
or
other
prostrating
illness,
when
your
body
is
weakened,
is
the
worthwhile
time
to
prove
the
strength-restorative
merit
of
"SCOTT'S
EMULSION
OF
PURE
VITAMIN-RICH
COD-LIVER
OIL
It
is,
the
food-tonic
with
world-wide
prestige,
that
strengthens
and
helps
build
up
the
weakened
body
and
restore,
the
normal
balance
of
health.
If
you
are
run-down
with
Grippe
build
up
on
Scott's
Emulsiqn!
Scott
ft
Bownt,
Toronto.
Oct
U-ii
THE
LABEL
IS
FLED
AND
WHITE
:
Shortage
WITH
Carnation
on
the
pantry
shelf
there
is
never
a
shortage
of
double-rich,
absolutely
pure
milk
for
every
milk
use.
For
Carnation
can
be
bousht
a
month's
sud-
ft
time4t
keeps
Mi
viridfef
initely.
It
even
lUmm
several
days
vr
tun
er
the
tin
is
opened,
so
that
there
is
no
waste.
Itise
Carnation
is
just
pure,
fresh
milk
evap
orated'
to
double
richness
and
kept
safe
by
sterilization,
it
meets
every
need
for
milk
or
cream.
UjaMitlakes:.ihe
place
of
cream
at
one-third
creamfcdsfI3iluted
it
gives
superior
results
in
all
cooking.
It
is
the
most
completely
useful
milk
you
can
buy.
Order
several
tins
or
a
case
of
48
tins
from
your
grocer.
CARXATIOX
JELLIED
RICE
One
cup
Carnation
Milk
diluted
with
1
cup
water,
3
level
teaspoons
granulated
geld'1
tin,
cup.
rice
cooked
in
milk
till
tender,
fi
cup
sugar,
cup
cram
beaten
stiff,
fruit
to
taste.
Soak
gelatin
in
a
little
of
milk
till
tender.
Add
rest
of
milk
boiling
hot,
rice
and
sugar.
When
cool
fold
in
cream
and
chill.
Unmould
and
serve
with
any
fruit
and
heavy
cream.
Lemon
rind
makes
a
nic
fevering
for
the.
pudding.
Send
for
a
free
copy
of
Mary
Blake's
Cook
Book,
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Company,
Limited,
Aylmer,
Ont,
It
looks
creamy
It
tastes
creamy
It
is
creamy
mation
Milk
"From
Contented
Cows"
Product!
in
Canada
Figuren
GYPROC
ForYourttmmcrllomc
GYPROC
walls
and
partitions
will
make
your
summer
cottage
much
moVe
attractive,
comfortable
and
fire-safe.
Gyp
roc
takes
any
decoration
a
perfect
material
with
which
to
line
your
summer
.
home.
Write
for
free
bock,
"W1W
Tht
Reflect
Oood
.
Judgment,"
on
borne
planning
with
Oypcoc,
Rocboard
and
Intulez.
CANADA
OYPSUM
AND
ALABASTINB
LIMITED,
VANCXIUVER,
B.C.
Sbcmikjti
DrkUh
CUmbi
Oyium
Company,
Ltmilti
UEMPIRE'
47
BC
FirdjjrQoFwaijboard
LIBERALS
HEAR
SOME
SPEAKERS
Recent
Visitors
to
Victoria
Tell
of
Activities
of
Local
I
Member
There
-
f-
t
The
annual
meeting
of
the"
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
Monday
night
was
quite
large
and
enthusiastic.
The
opening
was
II
.
.
Qlaasey
told
of
attending
Jie
Liberal
executive
meeting
at
Vancouver,
where
there
was
a
more
united
party
than
ever
be
fore.
Dr.
,
King
had
come
west
in
1
pose
.to'
attend
the
gathering
id
the
reiult
was
excellent.
i
Jim
Ltawn
sooke
on
the
fisheries
JltuaHon.and
this
matter
will
be
Iken
up.Sy
the
executive
at
an
firly
meeUnjr.
Jack
Juuge
spoke
on
the
failure
of
the
Canadian
National
to
utilize
the
dry
d&ck
here
and
moved
a
resolution
which
was
passed
DIED
SUDDENLY
route
.to
vgncnuver
on
a
busiHfs
tripp'ahdRay.
wHo'Ms
engaged-in
the
electErcaf
business
on
the
wh-
.eff
font.
The'ifeou
wiil
have'Hhe
genc-ol'ilyhiMhy
of
the
eemfriflnitrffi
ft
bereavement.
The
Ate"M4ieVel
'
also
sur
vived
by
two
brothers
Edwatrd
and
Herbert
Love
both
resffleflt
at
Charloltetovra,
Prince
Hdward
Island.
Deceased
was
a
member
of
th
Independent
Order
of
Oddfellow
.and
-the
Independent
Qrj
der
of
Foresters
.
.
Funoral
.ir
ungenents
are
in
the
.'aada
of
ihu
H.
Z.
Undertaken.
LETTER
FROM
T.
D.
PATTULLO
Liberal
Axiociation
Hears
From
Louder
ef
Opposition
Regard
to
Situation
A
letter
read
at
the
meeUntr
of
the
ft
in-
liutiorl
I
lhornl
Aaui
Unanimously
condemning
the
om.tto$fa
MSnday
HiUVby
William
pany.
ESTIMATES
FOR
SCHOOL
BOARD
Ijudget
DiscloHett
Costa
of
Educa
tional
Institutions
in
City
rhia
Year
.uetMls
or
toe
school
board
ateaitais
year
are
as
fol-
jam
.Eiward
H.
s.
.
$
fe4h
MwaVnal
School
tNttneatic
Science
.
.
.
Vaaval
Training
Borden
Street
School
Seat
Cove
School
.
.
.
Westview
School
....
Shingling
c
Repairing
Roof,
Borden
School
Uorden
School
Playsbed
Repairing
Building
at
side
of
King
Edward
School
to
be
used
a
extra
room
and.
Oil
Burner
in
King
Edward
School
4.350.00
C,!t5t).00
000.00
750.00
4,420.00
1.085.00
920.00
Salaries
63,430.00
Insurance
750.00
Medieal
Officer
500.00
See'y
&
Office
Bxp.
.
900.00
Total
of
Ordinary
Betlmate
$84,055.00
Extraordinary
Painting
of
Seal
Cove
Sqbiw!
,
$
400.00
1.000.00
1.000JOO
Brown,
retiring
uresident.
from
f."
t).
i'aUullo,
leadlpr
of
the-oif
position
and
member
for
the
dts
"'
""
'
'
trfct,
folldws:
"fjpan
as
turning
the
leadership;
of
'the
opposition
in
otir
provincial
legislature',
m;iy
1
isk'
ypu'
to
cue-'
vey
to
the
office
ana
membr
of
your
ussoctarlon
my
apirecit.-
,
tiojj
ot
their
untiring
effn
ts
i
it-
AfH
Field
Marshal
Sir
W.
Birdwood,
commander-in-chief
of
the
British
forces
in
Irdia.
who
has
ordered
3,500.00
British
troops
at
Bombay
to
be
reinforced
in
an
effort
to
quell
$5,900.00
Pathan
-Hindu
rlota,
now
sweep-
'
s.
ling
the
native
quarter
of
"Abie's
Irish
Rose.".
bay.
India.
.
the
past,
and
my
earnest,
hope
that
these
will
be
continued
in
the
sanip
efficient
manner.
While
we
weie
TIIIO
TIDDMIMf
efeaetI
,n
the
,ast
general
elec
'
I
HIS
lVillKmm-1
"on
we
were
by
no
means
over-'
lillU
iflVIUUUU
wheiro.vj.
Analysis
of
the
vote
shows
that
a
little
more
than
U
,
.
It.
Love
Was
Native
of
Prince
pd.
cent
of
the
electors
xoing
to.
L'dwurd
Island
unJ
father
the
polls
voted
a
straight
Liberal
.44r'UUVem&tabaveall,
ore-Men
serve
our
organizations
and
build
i-
1
t.T""'"
urr-for-thWnturc-,-
If
will
be
my
rinh..
t
a
nrominent
o
d
constant
enaeavpr
to
co-ope
air
r
mr
i
-
KntQ
Mvafd
Isiaad
family,
re-
withjour
as'soclations
in
every
way
pcctod
reside::!
of
thia
city
fo.-
posaioie
ior
tne
aaynnremem
o.
somewhat
delayed
in
order
to
wait
well
over
a
decade
and
father
of
Liberalism
in
Ilntish
Columbia
for
a
numbti:
of
the
officers
who
veral
w?l!
known
local
men,
Al-
"While
your
representatives
n,
e
were
attending
the
city
council
Un
Hnflly
Love
of
G5b
Fourth
in
a.jdecided
minority
in
the
I.
if
is
meeting
or
otherwise
delayed.
Avehnp
Be.
si
passed
away
sudden-
l"ture.
we
will
fight
for
th,
prm-Alderman
W.
M.
Brown
presided
w
j,j
jh$
prince
Rupert
Generul
Hp
of
our
party,
and
will
k.:op
,
until
after
the
election
of
officers.
Hopitt
thi.,
mu;ittng.'i
twenty,
""V
L.ef'4
0
,he
nu!'1"'
!"e
;when
the
new
pesident,
H.
F.jtjiree
jropis
of
ge
and
born
nt
Wbarai
polntof
view.
'Glassey,
took
the
chaif.
!
fieorieetown.
P.E.I..
the
late
Mr.
.
"It
is
my
Intention
to
visi'
ai'
President
Brown
spoke
of
the
Lv
na(j
mt
been
in
ve'.y
robust
the
principal
centres
of
the
prov-work
of
the
past
year,
during
health
"for
some
t!me.
having
uf-
hice
as
soon
as
the
opportunity
which
they
had
been
successful
in
:on$
from
asthma.
Having
cam-
occurs,
and
I
hope
then
to
have
electing
their
member.
T.
D.
Pat-
jiiataed
little
however,
the
sari?
he
pleasure
of
conferrnc
e
with
tullo,
and
he
felt
sure
when
the
oiwhr.a
of
his
condition
'wa
ttot
'
he
officers
nnd
membefs
of
your
next
election
came
on
they
would
realized,
it
was
onlv
ea
iy
yeB-
;:-?nnization.
In
the
mean'iiiu-.
I
be
able
to
i
eturn
a
nwmbw
for
terday
afternoon
that
he
was
taken
;;hall
be
y;rY,filail
to
PU-apcratr
in
i
i
it.
.
j
"f?J.!
L
t
the
federal
house.
He
thanke'
the
members
nnd
officers
for
vhir.
support.
,
,
During
the
counting
of
i.ie
irJ
lota
some
speeches
were
made
Mayor
McMo'die
told
of
hi
recent
visit
to
Victoria
and
.he
wj.v
in
which
mot
of
their
propoals(
had
been
turned
down
by
the
crvr
bi-forn
Hi-
!
h
hud
sakl
that
he
wan
ff-
linur
fa'riy
well
A
lu'f.rl
aM
in
'
'
lived
le
have
nefr.
ref
;m
bf.
htx
taJckii
demiii!.
X.J.).
o'
!.!
M-iti-
'bio
Mbv
ernmeivt.
He
had
me
T.
L.
r"ai-'
ah
a
v
...
snir
,ncvfaic
.a
tullo
and
A.M.
Manso.i
and
txHii
eWfmliHll.r
mu
stalwH'ti'tieiit.TtlB1
yyve
cjunuti.initv
uiiu
eAucuretr
;
f,njB
mat
aa
year-ai;au
tou
,i
active.
One
question
that
had!Ujdftnet'at:KeMi(viiet.iifli
opme
up
there
was
the
nwtter
ofjwan
for
a
time
idi'Al
ia
b
"J
whe
dismisal
of
civil
servants.
Out
of
700
employed,
300
had
been
dismissed
since
the
last
election
This
cams
from
a
party
that
had
professed
to
be
opposed
to
patronage.
Colonel
McMordie
said
he
did
not
think
the
work
done
by
Mr.
Pattullo
dit.ine
the
life
of
thf
late
government
had
been
sufficiently
appreciated
here.
There
did
not
seem
much
prospect
now
of
getting
work
done
on
the
Ter-roee
highway.
He
also
spoke
of
the
value
to
the
city
if
they
could
ilHwrwTtrrnie
Canadian
Pacifle
Railway,
in
1910
tie
.'came
tn
"rinee
Rupert
and
since
that
time
Juu
cJaatge
of
the
office
of
tbe
imperial
Ma-hine
Works
for
his
on,
Haj
y.
During
his
residence
n
Princ
Runert.
be
became
vary
jvell
and
favorably
known
to
many
friends.
Bfteldcs
his
widow,
deceased
is
mri1ved
by
four
sons
Har:y,
fho
conducts
the
Imperial
Machine
Works
business;
Bruce,
who
ia
a
member
of
the
staff
of
the
municipal
utiUta
department;
have
secured
the
40
aa.es
of
park
i
Erttest.
who
ovm
the
telephone
land
for
a
recreation
ground.
It
iyain
at
Suwajt
apd
passed
.wis
needed
here.
i
through
She
city
only
yesterday
en
u.
y
.
i
a
i.
-.are
aino
spoice
01
.1
visit
made
to
Victoria
when
h
.iaw
Messrs.
Pattullo
and
Manson
and
he
assit
wd
the
meeting
that
ihey
were
both
on
their
toea
at
the
capital.
Mr.
Pattullo
in
par
ticular
seemed
to
be
pleased
to
be
ftee
from
the
responsibilities
of
office.
The
way
in
which
thev
hat
irone
after
the
govo
nment
bailed
well
for
the
future.
They
wire
making
it
hot
for
Mr.
Pbbley.
It
was
a
good
thinjr
tn
Have
M..
Pattullo
there
as
leader
3f
the
opposition.
I'ny
way.
I)urin
tec
session
i
n'.ty
be
reached
at
the
parliament
buiklinge,
Vicioiia,
and
ai'ter-.
A
at
yo"ir
ovgriiiir.;itio!i
hf
id-tuartor,
w
111
whi"h
I
:ih)l
be
ii
1
cuj'.ant
fouch'."
,
,
t
u
CANADIAN
FATHER
AND
SON
STUDY
AT
m
SAME
Jh.
Ic-jre.
.....
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;
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hi
Mtt
tt!.ij
uj,
hi.
,.i.d
ii'iv.
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r.iim
vi
.
i
n
il
i
..-n
y.
Siink.,
wiio
s
in
his
final
Frank
L.
Myra
trigat).
who
h.is
toyifll,
in
arts
to
prepare
fof
the
ministry.
-i.f
I'ia".1.1
r
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