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Reform!
To
bV
Mlsi
Harrfeen
and
Sir.
Rirrh
I
Fo-6winr.
Hospital
Convention
A
number
of
lnresii
matrx
JlnriwUng
new
developments
in
in-
isitbcboo
ana
nospitaj
procedure,
were
resorted
to
the
bosDital
board
a
aijui
7
mm
nu
mnan.
1Jur
"
w
J.00:K-N-
lady
superintendent,
and
H.
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
3.00i'w-
BlTCb-
managing
secretary,
fol-
Trandent
display
,8rti,e.
per
Inch.
per.
insertion
..ZY..
lAOt
VmJUosTXr
Tranafeat
adwntstag
on
f
rant
pare,
per
Inch
SLSO
SlapnatalaKif
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
.25
rn
Nanaimo.
-
i-t
uiKaion,
per
Yarn
SJ2
oi
unuarmuy
in
we
matter
m
manor
m
a-iai
inaunrni
tor
!
sailors
rrfnivi
tn
hm
Ur
.
Burn.
Fi-fctv
sentmvr
September
r?
27.
toM'
wnereas
tae
local
noaprtaJ
had
re-raaay.
.
IM9fcted
to
ssjOper
day
for
i
j
pattern,
at
this
vu
iera
than
the
iteiml
Cor
sach
services
as
x-ray.
SrSK
ts
Dm
i
rvtinmhi
.-.
earner.
-
.
i
.in
i,
i..
.
uaiuiB
v
jwiwi
out
out
for
for
more,
Bore,
waa
was
recerrine
receiving
the
the
or-
original
lO'inal
rate
rate.
Whe-eas
Whereas
the
the
govern
sorern-
if
found,
.would
bar
them
from
en
try
as
students.
-
-vAi
o-lcci
rtiusiva.
inxs
snouiliw-.ii
m
mmm
hnth
mi.
n-
be
urged
upon
ilr.
Lougheed
Mhep
he
isits
here
next--
Mr.
Sch
?T
the
WPPk'
-
.
!IK
Mlas
Harrison
Himtao
thanta
thanVrt
The
young
know
everything,
but
gradually
they
come
to
learn
that
they
are
clever
if
they
know
but
one
thing.
CITY
MANAGER
PLAX
(Juneau
EmDire)
boarfl
felt
that
it
bad
done.
TTTE
DAILY
NEWS
PRESENT
iPretty
Wedding
RFPORTi
Last
Evening
1
-.
.
i
(Mill
rhrictln
Mrlod
RwnmM
I
'Pride
of
Matthew
C
Frendrr-
Cast
of
Vancouver
A
pretty
wedding
took
place
last
crenjng
wnen
ner.
nr.
n.
sev
ensoc
MJL
PhD.
PJt.G.
unite-
in
Barriagje
Miss
Christina,
eldest
anhtM-
nt
Vr
and
Mrs
Donald
McUod.
410
3th
Avenue
W
.
to
Mr.
MstOmw.S.
preodergaA.
aidest
son
of
Mrs
V.
ICiler,
4512.
St
Catherine
St,
VanjajiiLr.
The
ceremony
took,
place
at
the
Ftrst
Presbyterian,
;CIaHt
T
pjn,
the
ciraich
being
beauttroJly
decorated
for
the
occasion.
The
bride
who
was
gtvea
In
mar-riafe
by
her
father,
was
lovely
tn
a
gown
of
white
georgette
aod-alQcj
lace
Har
veil
of
embroidered
sift
1
net
waa
held
in
place
with
a
cor-j
ooet
ami
clusters
of
orange
bios!
she
carried
a
shower
of
ophelia
roses
and
The
oueafinn
nf
th
Kn.'lrli
r
A
...
wiLrTl
r2
1
She
was
attended
to
her
ono
in
Rmtiar.
OtlnmUo
Tr
"
.
t6
r0:
beaanlottr
V,
.
'.-r"
'
cti;uuci
want
a
roau
ownea
orcmc
ana
wnne
georg
AJaska
which
,
will
help
bring
tourist
to
that
city
.
Doubt-.
Sent
paid
the
local
hosoftai
r
ZLtitFJZIUJ
fe
il
?
hP
the
government
atj,
t
ZSL?"
"
e"
VCtoria
Wll
nrvt
Hp
rwpvaH
trv.
mn
W
zrZ;
,u
The
araom
was
sannarted
hr
Wit.
Writ
'
"C
"W"C3
U4
!
jMiiu,
...
broth
of
the'brtde..
r
-J
niMiin
wwuv
luauuini
17
Al
.
aiwf
niinatl
y
-
11
...
.
,
Tlh.li
--.-
.w.
7".
'
mr
""V
4i.ti.ir
.
iupen
people
fWortanens
Comnena-on
I
nun
mibj
iwie
a
ruau
coming
to
mem.
Alter
waiune
Da-
00010
1101
u
i
.
should
arise.
The
K
Hoi
1
i
-
.
viij
ing
,
QBuon
111
going
m
ruier
mio
cms
maiiv
df
:
nb
1
1
1
m.i
i
r
fK
M
mcm
and
a
half
miles
of
provincial
roads
leading
out
of
thp
nitv
matter
to
bring
about
adjustments
Z?zLr
aTSt
sSalJJr
J!rt?
it
is
time
something
substantial
was
done
.
This
certairil
v
I
u
,Il?te
....
1
Ma-
of
a
bride,
w
ShOUkl
tmvwlo
nnv
tnnric4
-a
A
l1,-
mrnuanea
uw
uie
guwnea
in
oia
rose
net
crepe.
With
Then
there
is
another
road
that
is
more
important
than
any
tourist
road
.
It
is
the
one
to
connect
the
Peace
River
country
with
the
central
oart
of
British
Pnlumhia
Ac
-fl.;"
.u
t'tu
,CUr
V.A1
it.
l0.111
I
.
.7.
ine
P"V-
'erie.
enes
nan
hadbee
oeen
disclosed
dlaclosedmeonec
in
railway
and
the
Peace
vfll
then
become
really
a
part
of
laoXpri:
British
Columbia,
to
which
province
it
belongs
W
wnreby
aoet
nurses
from
After
the
two
most
important
highways
ire
built
mil
nFJSu
be
time
enough
to
consider
the
matter
of
a
north
and
south
!I5Uof
5or
tnbulo-
inatrec-
tmnk
road
that
unll
rnnnt
AlocVo
ol!V
f.bemg
paid.
as
well
.
.
.
nu
mc
wjuiics
mm
as
ux
same
auowances
tney
re--
-
which
is
being
asked
for
by
the
American
people
.
ta
n
hospitals
vbat
t.L.,.
Newspaper
vwena
r.r
We
want
to
nlea.
m,r
Ampriean
-;Ai,
...
J
Z?
vanoor
,
.
MwgHuuiij,
uul
wc
umnai
ana
iranquuie
uosutuui
BOard
1IHllMI
llf
th
1
mimtmm
UU,
differ
nrp
-.
1
-iT!
S!'-t..
-
JVHwic
ao
tMMMHHI
fMHUi
k-
matter
of
indigent
pauenU
coming
pictare
hatch
to
match.
The
to
city
or
municipality
hospitals
'
bridal
party
recetred
under
an
arch
from
unorganised
districts
was
be-
of
'-"t.t
and
beOs
A
three-tog
taken
an
with
a
riew
to
obtain-
tiered
wadding
cake
centred
the
ing
some
relief
;
bride
table.
.
i
Later
ia
the
evening
Mr.
and
Mrs.
j
eonnec-
-1-
nu-oergw
leit
ior
a
neoey-
ince
and
tfte
result
IS
that
the
Edmonton
r.i
Cities
get
the!
"on
treaUnent
of
the
to-
to
Vancouver
and
other
hanafit
nf
tha
Pannn
D
...
T
:
i-l
1
V
,
aan
aiwl
Iniw
tmtiM.
Th.
U
-DOthern
eltw
Thr
hrl-i
in.ailn
ii
must
net
neglect
our
own
people
in
any
effort
to
Dlea
1
erp
nav
x-Tto
prospeccre
stu-
4--M
-
s
a
4
1
a
9
a
1
-
-
T
ft
IdMlI
nUKM
TAP
nit-trt1
Lrrf
mrhLah
wiem.
as
we
nave
said
before.
First
things
first.
Give
Prince
Rupert
proper
highway
transportation
and
Peace
KtVPr
trip
unu
n.rl
than
InnV
-f..
AI1
rru:
i
i
i
1
The
The
for
going
away
a
navy
Mae
georgette
ensambJe.
with
hat
to
BMtch
and
grey
.mertcan
wambat
eoat,
the
gift
of
the
groom.
Numeroui
frinwta
iin
m.
gra
tula
ting
the
new
aaarrW
couple
.
!
And
thas
captained,
the
doc
trine
i
of
the
party
is
that
the
pabHe
eon
ARITHMETIC
AFTER
DARK
with
advantage
operate
co-HnbH.
!
railways
ind
other
means
of
wealth
Rufus
was
proudly
sporting
a
production,
bat
when
it
comes
to
new
thlrt'Wben
friend
asked:
ma-tag
both
ends
of
a
newspaper
"How
miar
vrd
du
it
tv
i
meet
thai
iob
Uac
hn-nnri
tk
raake
a
shirt
Lkc
c.ai
an.
Rnfna?"
renins
of
Hon
Phllin
SnnnUn
ml-
i
ii
.
n
i.
,
.
.
.
"Well,
"Weil,
tub,"
sub,"
renUed
replied
Rufoa.
"Ah
M-
wuiw
uuj,
M
xur
v
"s"1-
tue
mini
ss
.
time,
iitiU
ae-
got
tWO
two
Shirt
shirts
like
liko
rfta
dts
mfn
oufn
iested
a
proposal
submitted
to
them
tn
nrmnrlnn
tlio
twri
mAnvn
i
mt
a
.
a
i
a
i
i
.
,
u
uk
manager
and
commission
plan
of
government
for
the
old
mayor
and
city
council
system
.
The
movement
for
a
re-
torn
to
the
old
system
was
led
by
former
mayor
ef
Cleveland
and
former
governor
of
Ohio,
Harry
L.
Davis,
an
ajtute
political
leader
of
the
old
school.
The
campaign
wa
a
hot
one
throughout,
and
charges
of
graft
and
waste
were
freely
made
against
City
Manager
Hopkins
and
the
other
municipal
officials
.
The
Cleveland
Plain
Dealer
led
the
fight
for
the
retention
of
the
manager-commission
plan
and
the
defense
of
Manager
Hopkins'
administration.
It
declared
emphatically
tkat
"beyond
question
Cleveland
taw
had
under
the
manager
plan
the
most
economical,
i
bojne&jUce,
efficient
and
satisfactdrygovernment
in
!
wy
yrs
H
The
verdict
of
the
people
sustained
the
x
nun
-eawrs
position.
The
people
generally
will
be
glad
that
the
people
of
ClevelaflaTiave
determined
to
give
the
manager-commission
form
of
government
a
thorough
test
.
It
is
important
to
other
large
cities
that
a
city
of
a
million
inhabitants
should
try
out
a
system
that
has
worked
well
in
smaller
towns.
If
it
is
a
success
in
Cleveland,
it
might
serve
to
improve
municipal
government
in
other
large
cities.
Chicago
and
Philadelphia,
for
instance,
might
get
good
government
some
day.
Ideas
are
always
dangerous.
Many
have
suffered
for
them,
while
others
iave
been
s6
obsessed
with
them
that
they
have
made
others
suffer.
Fails
and
Taken
as
Private
Enterprise
'Edmonton
BuUeeto)
The
BdUah
Labor
party
defines
the
limitations
or
Its
falttt
is
so-
tK.
kTi
"-
of
turning
OTer
its
news-ItuSStZ"
Jft
M
gS
tojtfjateeenhip
and
eon-
jbeen
of
much
rsloe
to
her
to
go.
p0
w
yard
las
nteht."
Successful
far-
Diiiy
News
"Clasfified"
adrer
raing.
Hslng
brings
results.
COAL!
T1
SliSiB?SrSwT5BH
.
jjMBH
?,CiPKfiIB
0Bc
rSSSMB
Sf
aLjHiV
SrUiBrUHP
vVt
'
1
'
nkfll
&m
nif
gair
u
Mi
mHvlHaBS&nteBs,2B
t
Tiri
iillKl
This
Pile
of
Coal
is
in
Albert
&
McCaffery's
Phone
116
and
117
Yard
Prince
Rupert
whv
put
upwith
dull
rooms
CORING,
colour,
bright-
Tone
up
your
floors
with
Demi
ton
Inlaid
Linoleum.
Enjoy
its
beauty
la
every
room.
A.
host
of
designs
to
cboos
frpnj
.
.
.
each
with
the
added
loveliness
of
the
soft-lustre
Domolsc
Finish.
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
is
permanent
Its
ceteurs
go
right
through
to
the
(tout
burlap
back.
Light
mopping
or
brush-Ug
keeps
it
spotless.
No
poap
or
cleansing
powdtrs
necessary.
An
occasional
poHsbtng
enriches
snd
meUows
it
Quitk
snd
tuy
to
lay.
Moderately
priced.
Other
Beautiful
Dominion
Floors
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum
and
Dominion
Linoleum
Rugs
(Uut
need
no
fastening)
afford
exceptional
dtcorative
scope.
Loag.
wearing;
easy
to
clean;
low
in
price.
Beau
tiful
designs
(or
every
room.
At
yov
dealer's
now.
FrMa-
.
Dmlmfm
Mtllltiklp
M
DOMINIOM
I
M
L
A
I
D
LINOLEUM
fcW
Wm
Hl,
At
House
Fumithlnt
ond.DepartmentttUStoreHEvttyvhere
i
a
"
sai
pm.u.Mw
-
.
.
-
sa
sr
aim
j-sm
The
soap
I
recommend
is
Palmolive"
says
Albert
Leblane
of
Nice
XWWWw
H
BSk:
9B
"Lknow
of
Ho
other
soap
uhich
meets
all
the
requirements
of
complexion,
care,
acting
at
once
as
a
cleanser
ami
a
valuable
and
soothing
emollient.''
Nica
irr
SIS
TimUMMW
Famous
Beauty
Specialist
oi
the
fashionable
Hotel
Negrcsco
at
Nice,
on
the
French
Riviera,
frequented
by
many
of.
the
world's
smartest
women.
ir'l
maw
my
"TJRRONEOUS
Idcsi
on
complexion
an,"
tc
cording
to
Albert
LeWsnc,
of
Nice,
"are
ver?
hard
to
correct.
I
am
still
occasionally
asked:
"Srull
I
use
soap
on
my
face?"
My
answer
is
always
s
decided
aflirmitive.
It
is
quite
wrong
to
ruppose
the
skin
can
be
thorouchly
cleansed
By
other
methods
.
.
.
and
the
soap
1
recommend
is
Palmolivd''
So
says
Monsieur
LebLinc,
Head
of
the
Hotel
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Salon.
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studied
the
art
of
cosmetics
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Paris
and
practiced
his
profession
there
until
1912.
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then
came
to
Nice,
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excellent
reputation
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smart
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experts
agree
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by
an
international
group
of
authorities
on
skin
care,
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of
whom
advocate
,
Palinolivc
as
the
best
way
to
keep
the
skin
health
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glowing
with
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color
and.
life.
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this,
they
say:
massage
Palmolive
lather
tenderly
into
the
skin
for
two
minutes.
Rinse,
first'
with
warm
water,
then
with
cold.
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