1
MOIET
TRUCK
(omplclc
with
body,
1027
moiiei;
Kood
as
new
$500.00
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;
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7
Pag-cp
-xt
$900.00
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1
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Sedan,
good
condi
tion
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r:;
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mm
if
r
TUST
when
Wc
think
ourstocVW'Usfcd
Cars
away
down
.
.
in
come
a
lot
more,
taken
in
on
the
Spring
deliveries
of
Outstanding
Cheyrolets.
,
And
they
are
certairdyvthe
finest,
smartestbunch
of
used
cajrs
weve'en
in
many
a
long
day.
But
.
.
good
as
they
are
.
.
they
have
to
go.
And
when
you
look
over
the
cars
and
see
the
prices
you'll
realize
they
will
go
fast.
Come
in
tonight.
Or
as
soon
as
you
can.
This
chance
to
save
dollars
on
a
REALLY
GOOD
car
is
top
unusual
to
miss.
run
UC..J-ilX
...
.
w
To
Ford
Trucks,
each
125.00
One
Ford
Hug
175.00
iMimerous
uoai
engines
r.rvriim
I
i
i
I
1
1
ill
l'KLNCE
ItUTL'KT
U.
C.
T
il
IS
I
I
1
-'"
"
"
"
IIBMl
mw
"Pray
taste
this
sweetmeat,
my
Love!"
Qen
quickly
accepts
King
Smckstck's
CKHE
3tovitation.
She
ha.
al.dy
'heard
of
tldeH-
cious
"King's
Choice"
Chocolate
Fr.
and
knos
that
the
first
bite
will
transport
her
to
the
seventh
heaven
fi
ofdeiifcht.
...
V'
i
And
you'll
slmrc
her
ecstasy
when
you
teste
thh
ew
confecTion-miH'e
of
fre,h
coanut
and
fresh
pine-
apple,
dipjl
in
iKittertcoteh,
and
coaled
I
w.
milk
"
chocolate
Refreshing.
ffyl'
touches
the
nght
spot!
a
tl
aW
"TW
4a
cmx)co!ate
lHar
"III
ones
MOIRS
LIMITED
HALIFAX
.
there
that
Sake
B..oii
rc?,di
7.
ThSiii
Iol
a.lvcr.!5cmc.tS
s
England
on
Decline
District
News
NFW
HAZE!
TON
Miss
Swanson
of
the
Hazelton
Hospital
staff
has
been
paying
a
brief
visit
-
with
friends
near
Burns
Lake.
;i
.
Harold!
Wrinch,
son
of
Dr.
II.
C.
Wrinc
MikAtJ
is
home
for
the
sumsier
vacation
1
from
his
.at
the
UniVfcWty
of
Brit-
ibia.
"
Kevl'T.
H.
yrighl
Ptor
of
the
United
Oiyunjx
4
Haselton,
to
at
nWai,
Mr,
awl
is
also
golnp.
,
S3IITHERS,
ial
freight
rates
have
been
for
Shipment
6f
DuHtiey
turnip
to
the
Vancouver
this
year
and
ob
of
the
pro'hrtre
dealer
in
th
irn
citr'na
piacea
an
in-,
order
at
f
28.50.
the
village
commissioners
hero
have
decided
that
all
electric
wiring
in
Smitheri
in
future
nast
conform
with
the
provincial
regulations.
The
Smithers
anc?'
District
1
Hoard
of
Trade
,ha
inland
the
question
of
wriwneflt
Um
Annual
imm
All
m
tnr
uarty
vlffith
will
be
fkn.
appeal
4he
famous
bf4
case
wis
.Ward
here
"by
JfiPfc
M.
Melt
Vung
tils
week
a
M
as
disndafed.
;'A'
f4Th
Smithers
and
.ifistSct
tKrtatter
of
Jeetinj
site
lit
a
'
plane
landing
fielf
in
the
vicinity
of
the
town.
On
Tuesday
eveningihe
Catho-lie
Women's
league
onelude!
a
series
of
successful
whlat
and
b'ridice
parties
whirh'wSs
been
Joili
during
the
ps
ntar.
Mrs.
0.
H.
Wall
and
C.
L.
Dimock
were
winners
for
the
season
In
bridge
while
Mr
Bahler
and
J.
'blL
T.
Aire.
engineiRifor.
the,
Ifrltannin,
Co..
It
a
vispf
jn
thl
djfjrfct.
He
ia
lBspect(iigf
Hudson
lihf
fountain
mhdiirfoperUes
a&l
Kvlll
later
examine
Frank
Wylor's
Owea
Lake
ynca
Ruv.
Father.
U
ValHcrMS
Ho-
uitflathollc
Spriest
herSmthe
Hail
lour
and
a
half
jmrsrhas
been
transferred
to
"Ofiihpr
par
ish.
Kegret
is
generally
expres
Md
at
his
departure.
JIaJor
JlcCallum
and
geodetic
i
survey
party
were
here
at
the
first
of
the
week
and
bought
jtwo
new
earn
in
whkh
they
proceeded
to
Kamloops
where
they
HJT.
twill
rnd
the
summer.
,
4lV
?
the
fabrication
of
certain
lines
they
appear
to
be
as
smart
as
of
heavy,
machinery,
etc.,
suffice
the
Canadian,
or
any
other
nat-
r
in
aav
thit
in
manv
thincii
nhp
innm
ii..t..fT.
n.
j
-
o-
luuuiuj!
uuk
jiiviii
i
ua
nic
has
"all
her
wool
on.
Thus
one
is
confronted
with
so
many
contradictions
mat
at
best
a
vague
generalization
is
the
only
honest
thing
one
can
make.
When
one
reflects
on
the
wonderful
accomplishment
of
the
British
scientific
and
medical
men,
one
must,
gravely
challenge
the
aaaertion
'
that
Britain
is
decaying.
In
tie
arta
and
letters,
too,
she
is
stijj
an
outstanding
figure.
Her
sUtymn,
moreover,
appear
to
be
equal
to
those
of
other
countries!
and
a
casual
acquaintance
wiUi
the
man
in
the
street
civet
on
the
impression
of
av-
whole,
they
fall
beneath
the
mai.
Unquestionably,
individ-
ualismjn
England
has
run
riot.
In
cultural
matters
they
are
a
jump
ahead
of
us.
Then,
too,
they
appear
to
take
less
heed
for
the
morrow.
"Sufficient
unto
the
day"
seems
to
be
a
rule
of
conduct
with
them.
In
so
far
as
the
immaterial
things
of
life
are
concerned
they
seem,
still,
to,
get
more
out
of
life
than'
we
do
f
but
they
lack
a
great
deal
in
'
f
material
comfort.
,
.
ii...
'...,
i
i
rage
intelligence,
inaivtauaiiy,
au
These
contradictions,
thes
uncertainties,
this
deference
to
c'lii-
aence
on
he
tradition,
the
depen-leaders
rather
than
the
concerted
effort
of
the
whole
mass,
is
clerfrly
reflected
in
Britain's
industrial
and
political
movements.
Trade
unionism
in
uriiain
is
not,
at
least
today,
a
conscious
movement.
Men
retain
their
membership
because
it
is
customary
or
out
of
loyalty,
or
because
they
are
told
to,
not
because
they
have
faith
in
their
organizations
and
view
them
as
tools
to
be
used
in
the
industrial
struggle.
Likewise
in
the
political
field.
It
has
become
the
proper
thing"
for
workers
to
vote
Labor,
and
this
acceptance
is
daily
be-1
coming
more
pervasive.
At
the
J
next
election,
the
Labor
party
I
will
unquestionably
make
very
definite
gains.
The
probability
of
its
obtaining
majority
control
of
the
Commons,
however,
is
not
seriously
entertained
by
keen
Concluding
part
of
an
article
written
for
the
Canadian
political
observers.
Trade
union
Unionist
by
T.
E.
Moore,
giving
the
views
of
a
working-
ism
and
Labor
politics
have
to
a
man
wno
nas
yisiia
me
country
recently.
1
Butth
remarkable
degree
become
ster
eotyped
in
Britain
a
fact
which
1
A
I
.
-
f
t
.
L
j
.v
ii
.1
m
not
uniy
reuecuve
oi
a
large
ere
is
the
reverse
side
of
the
medal:
many
thintrs
'
,.
,j..0,
,.,
,
are
uontfm
kngiana
oetter
trian
anywhere
else
in
the
social
institutions
as
well,
world.
jVhere,
just
to
mention
one
example,
is
traffic;
to
counteract
this
there
is
the
,
handled
imore
efficiently
and
expeditiously
than
on
Lon-
gigantic
cooperative
movement
don's
underground
railways
the
tubes?
Take
one
sta-
wfl:h.
is
ttriding
along
in
seven-tion
alone,
the
new
Piccadilly
station;
there
more
than
a
leaue
bo,ot1s
and
daily
becoming
train
a
minute
is
dispatched-and
you
never
hear
of
an
?l"Pn8Cjous
accidents
Space
Will
not
permit
me,
to
dwell
on
England's
effort
o(
Ia'bor,8
to
aupport
support
lt8
achievements
in
Shipbuilding,
in
own
needs.
Is
England
declining?
The
reader
can
draw
his
own
conclusions.
I
am
of
the
opinion
that
the
possibility
of
England,
In
the
not
far
distant
future,
booming
an
international
playground
and
museum
must
not
be
precluded.
TOO
MUCH
"Can
I
borrow
your
pejit
BobH
'
"
MCertain"ly.M
'
"I'd
like
you
to
post
this
letter
as
you
go
down
the
street,
will
you!"
"All
right."
"Want
to
lend
me
a
stamp,
old
chap?"
"Yes,
if
you
want
one."
"Much
obliged.
By
the
way,
what's
your
girl's
address?"
Humor.
Try
a
Daily
News
want-ad.,
t
will
lirinjr
results.
Keep
Up
With
Yourself
MEN
who
forge
ahead
in
business
raise
their
standards
of
living.
Their
wants
;
increase;
things
that
were
once
luxuries
be-'
come
necessities.
But
too
often,
the
amount
of
life
insurance
remains
the
same.
Should
the
inevitable
happen,
the
widow
and
children
must
effect
a
drastic
cut
in
their
scale
of
living.
Keep
up
with
yourself
don't
let
your
life
insurance
fall
below
a
sale
ratio
to
your
family's
living
expenses.
THE
Manufacturers
Life
Ixsuranck
Company
.
HEAD
OFFICE
TORONTO,
CANADA
'
Brabeb.
Hit
202
-fl
Rogers
B14g.,
Vanoouver.
B.
A.
TwIM.
Branch
Manager
NORMS
W.
I'HIMiLE.
DISTRICT
REPRESENTATIVE
Prtnca
Rupert,
B.
O.
CT"
UNA
MAWDSLEY
11
TkiMV
run
Mudrnt
O
dtrtttict
II
V!
and
toad
wlun.
iiimi
of
four
jfl
K
fold
mdh.
(oanticu
Attt
prizn
ii
V
imI
diplomM
for
comprtiiivc
J
fit
IK
Kwnc.
laclndinf
Art
lit
IS
l
ttchr.til
Hoe
on
lor
(tiwral
'j
11
cooking
-
Livtrpool
IngUnd.
IQ
fcl
TkHbkjI
School,
fini
pne
II
rl
tc
brtjd
balciftj.
P-r
I
vd
JS
Bl
r.hibmoB.
Liverpool
hnj
,3
Bl
Oldrsl
exhibitor
in
ih-
do-
JB
f
1
mntit
ui'ntf
s.-ciion
nf
ihf
IB
t
ViiKOUVfr
I:xhibiMn
hv
IS
V
ir)
ehibi!rd
in
ill
ill
J
V
(
cooking
annualU
lor
IjjQF
VI
cigbuvn
vji
liyX
OifSTiON
en
m'
l.cnai
Vtiwdilty
wi!!
-vi
ft
ill
qiMilioni
h.v.
mg
to
do
wrth
ant
pfcaf
of
do-nwtiK
Kitnct.
Aid
htr
to
tolvc
your
cooking
prob-kma.
U'titr
to
ht
cart
of
Tht
W
II.
Milkln
Company.
Limited.
Btbl
rpHE
best
way
I
know
to
test
the
quality
of
jimi
is
by
cooking
as
in
steamed
puddings.
The
consistency
of
a
jam
after
this
operation
is
indicative
of
its
quality.
So
many
families
use
jam
only
as
a
spread
for
bread.
They
judge
quality
by
taste
only.
v
I
made
a
cooking
test
of
Malkin's
Best
Strawberry
Jam.
Plum
Jam
and
Orange
Marmalade.
A
batter
pudding
with
a
strawberry
jam
centre
steamed
in
a
mold
---
an
old
fashioned
plum
jam
ioly-poly
steamed
in
a
cloth,
and
a
marmalade
pudding
steamed
in
a
mold,
the
marmalade
being
placed
at
the
bottom
of
the
mold.
The
result
in
each
test
proved
the
outstanding
quality
of
Malkin's
Best
Products
because
when
served,
each
was
unchanged
by
cooking.
The
individual
flavors,
however,
seemed
to
be
enhanced
by
long
steaming.
Try
this
recipe
for
a
tasty,
light
pudding.,
Queen
Pudding
V,
pt.
milk
f
2-eggi
S
1
oz
butiff
2
i
top.
bar
ugir
2
tbip
Hilkm'i
But
Vi
bp,
MalMn'l
Snt
itriwbtrry
jam'
vanilla
txtract
v,
METHOD
Botl
(hr
milk
with
thl
butlrr;
adj
tvgarlo
bnad
1
crumbi,
Potir
over
tht
milk.
Add
volki,
wrll-
I
btitrn.
and
vaailla.
Pour
isto
a
battrrcd
dih.
Bali
20
mmulM
Spraad
th
top
with
Malkin'i
Brit
';
tirawbrrry
jam.
Brat
up
the
whitrt
to
a
stiff
froth.
pilr
on
tht
top
of
tht
podding,
put
back'
in
tht
ovta
to
it.
',
icte
is
a
difference
in
brands
THE
WH.MALK.IN
COMPANY
LIMITED
VICTORIA.
VANCOUVER.
NANAIMO