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Saturday,
June
13.
1931
SELL
THE
P.
G.
E.
BY
ALL
MEANS
statesmen
of
the
Tolmie
government.
We
are
inclined
tn
think
that
-this
may
be
bad
news
for
Mr.
Pattullo
if
he
doesn't
watch
out.
For
in
old
times
they
used
the
methods
of
divination
for
all
sorts
of
purposes,
and
especially
when
the
more
usual
processes
had
failed.
They
used
them
to
discover
gold
and
silver
and
iron
and
Conner,
and
they
even
used
them
for
tracking
criminals
and
heretics.
Suppose
the
Tolmie
government
should
extend
this
process
in
its
administration
of
British
Columbia!
Of
course
we
know
that
Hon.
Finance
Minister
Jones,
how
that
he
has
got
his
universal
income
tax,
doesn't
need
the
services
of
a
lady
or
anv
other
dowser
to
discover
new
sources
of
revenue.
But
think
how
useful
it
would
be
to
have
a
really
infallible
lady
dowser
about
when
it
came
to
the
decision
for
or
against
a
general
election.
If
the
forked
twig,
as
we
are
told,
"moves
with
sudden
and
often
violent
motion,"
in
the
charmed
hands
of
the
water
divner,
what
might
it
not
do,
in
the
hands
of
a
staunch
Tory
dowser,
in
the
presence
of
a
secret
and
unsuspected
deposit
of
Pattullo
supporters?
If
there
are
any
such,
still
extant
anywhere,
the
Tolmie
government
will
discover
them
by
divination.
And
then,
it
strikes
us,
no
matter
how
many
speeches
Mr.
Pattullo
insists
upon
mak-ng,
he
had
better
watch
out.
Vancouver
Province.
I
friHlNafoi
FilFititiii
01
The
Neirt
Nerves
Were
All
Gone
UIh
Kom
0
riff
la,
Ai.r,
Win.,
writei:-"Abuut
in
jMiri
mo
I
u
troubled
witk
p!pl.
UUm
f
Ik
kMt,
tu4
by
k
ihock.
u4
at
arm
ww
ill
font,
tad
I
could
not
ilep.
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Wl
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Utut
lad
Nmo
Pillt
md
AoeSdod
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try
tW
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a
jrondorfnl
twy.
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Suffered
si
I
did
would
girt
them
t
triU."
Bold
U
ill
drug
tad
reoenl
ttorei.
,
mk
direct
ca
melpt
of
prUe
by
TU
T.
MUbum
Co-Ltl
Twwite.
Out,
New
Pacific
Coast
Steamship
Manager
Kt
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dde-on
Br
wtj
who
!.-
y.i.ais
I'us
i
irst
inspection
visit
;
i
north
coast
He
and
his
party
left
on
-he
Prince
Henry
this
afternoon
for
Skagway.
'r
Sell,
yes
sell,
by
all
means
sell.
That
is
what
we
are
eager
iikcilv
fn
to
say
in
connection
with
the
proposal
to
turn
the
P.
G.
E.
:
wUUMUj
KJll
6ver
to
an
American
syndicate.
We
want
badly
to
get
rid
of
that
railway
but
of
course
we
do
not
expect
the
government
to
give
the
whole
of
the
Peace
River
Block
to
sweeten
the
plum.
We
understand
that'
neither
of
the
big
Canadian
rail-
ii
.t.ti..
d
r
c
ti
.
i
ii
l
i
i:
Canadian
Halibut
Continued
from
raee
One
-
.
'it
had
shown
the
first
Inclination
a
yd
wctiiLs
me
it.
u.
j.
i
e
v
i-auuui
iee
uieiurcn
es
Jiaiiui-:
to
cm
oa
an
inrirwnrtnt
t
i
capped
permanently
by
the
possession
of
something
they
tion
for
the
benefit
of
the
fisher-!
must
operate
but
which
cannot
work
in
with
the
rest
of
at
North
island
where,
it
was
j
the
system.
The
only
interest
the
C.
P.
R.
would
take
in
it
stated-
imperial
on
Co..
by
ar-i
would
be
to
divert
part
of
it
to
Ashcroft
and
run
into
Van-
TtZlrT
.1"
couver
on
their
mam
line.
iized
the
supply.
We
strongly
urge
Upon
Premier
Tolmie
that
if
he
can-
Discussion
of
ways
and
means
to!
ren
tames
at
which
Mr.
Johnson
was
declared
to
have
told
the
fishermen
who
were
threatening
to'
strike,
that
the
company
had
ample
fish
and
did
not
really
require
more.
There
was
criticism
of
action
of
the
.local
newspapers,
particularly
the
Dally
News,
In
publishing
propaganda
allegedly
detrimental
to
the
fishermen.
There
was
a
hote
of
facetlousness
in
a
resolution
which
oassedthe
meeting
"heartily
thank-n?
the
Daily
News
for
having
published
the
names
of
scabs.."
Fishermen's
Press
The
sugvestlon
was
advanced
at
the
meeting
that
the
fishermen
night
think
about
getting
a
press1
)f
their
own
to
publish
views
which
it
was
claimed
the
"capitalistic
)ress"
would
not
publish.
The
meeting,
which
lasted
for
nearly
three
hours,
closed
after
It
had
been
decided
that
expenses
ln-volvd
In
holding
It
would
be
borne
equally
by
the
Northern
D.
C.
Salmon
Fishermen's
Union,
the
Deep
Sea
FLshermen's
Union
and
the
Canadian
Hullbut
Vessel
Owners'
Association.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Samuel
Jabour
Congratulated
Made
Fine
Showing
in
Leading
Western
Canada
r
or
Sun
Lite
Policy
Writin
Sam
Jabour.
local
agent
of
the
Sun
Life
Assurance
Co
has
been
advlred
that
his
net
club
total
of
Insurance
writing
led
Western
Can-',.
m..
rnotith.
A
telegram
from
the
head
office
of
the
oomucnv
congratulates
Mr.
Jabour
on
the
fine
rhowing
which
Qualifies
him
for
the
company's
"Fifteen
Club.'
Academy
Reunioii
Pleasant
Affair
Graduating
Commercial
Class
Entertains
Former
Pupils
On
Thursday
af'ernoon
the
graduating
commercial
class
of
the
St
Joseph's
Academy
entertained
the
(farmer
pupils.
About
thirty
young
ladies
attended
and
enjoyed
a
very
pleasant
reunion.
Misses
Olive
Mun-
i
ra
and
Amelia
Pillsbury
poured
tea
and
Misses
Mabel
Ivarson
and
Grace
LeDuke
assisted
In
receiving
the
guests.
All
expressed
the
hope
that
the
reunion
would
become
an
annual
event
Eagles'
Dance
h
!
Enjoyable
Affair
Hundred
Couples
Present
Function
Last
Night
In
Aerie
Hall
at
not
do
business
with
the
bier
railways
he
make
the
best
reduce
the
Pri
resulted
in'
a
verv
eniovabie
dane
wa
h-w
possible
deal
with
the
other
concern,
as
long
as
the
plans
of
iJe
"lutln
pledging
support
to
jiast
night
in
the
Aerie
Hail
by
the
the
new
company
do
not
interfere
with
the
western
outlet
oSvf
ZeS
about
one
hW
1
plans
of
the
joint
railways
now
planning
to
build
west-StZ
moved
T'ZSSSISS
ward.
Iderson.
was
adopted
In
preference
from
j
9
pjn.
until
3
ajn.
Peppy
mu-
m
,
to
one-moved
by
J.F.Murray,
pro-;
slc
was
provkle4
by
the
Premier1
DIVINATION
AT
VICTORIA-
'
f08
th
!
;
a
commltt
represent-1
orchestra
and.
at
midnight,
dellc-
We
hone
that
everybody
has
noted
with
our
owh
great
5T2SS5.
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2
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,
......
.
'
urwrge
btooks
was
master
of
Oil
the
farmers
of
the
Okanagan.
The
government
isn't
doing
regard
to
high
prices
m
almost
aiitTe
SSr
other
memb?
of
?hJ
that
itself;
that
is
it
doesn't
send
HonvMinister
of
Agri-
iines
semmodities
in
Prince
Ru-iCommlttee
m
cnarse
were
Angel0
culture
Atkinson
or"
Hon.
Minister
of
Finance
Jones
into
ww!Tcem
made
i
-1.
R-
scM
and
Thomas
the
Okanagan
to
find
waler
for
th
fnrmprs
Rnt
it
sonrk
"'c
r""ce
""".'""'iciough.
.....
yj
;
,
'
eiiiieii
uo-operauve
Associauon
a
diviner,
one
of
those
famous
persons
for
whom
the
was
aireadv
savi.
it.
mpmhpn
divining
rod
of
Willow
or
Witchhazel
Will
tum
over
in
their
considerable
money.
In
connection
hands,
when
they
stand
above
the
waters
in
the
earth
be-
wlth
the
Purcnase
8e-
An
ap-
rjoafl
"
peal
was
made
for
more
support
of
It
seems
that.
the
water-diviner
in
ordinary
to
the
Tol-'SSS
mie
government
or
"dowser
".as
thp
mnrp
hnmplv
fnrm
had
itis
a
lady
"an
Englishwoman
who
claims
extra-
m,ht
tone
be
open
to
aiit
MPiir
ij
7nt
TAXt
ordinary
powers."
And
it
stems
that
she
is
discovering
"t8
?wage
eftrner
and
not!
llH
if
nALLL
1
UIl
on,
to
the
central
interior
and
the
Peace
country,
to
find
water
for
the
farmers
there.
)
sockeye
Exportation
,..??J?.ur;.Mtu,!',??,,?a',er.'
?
?p'I?..
yM&XZZS"?
X1
uc
uiuiBtuiiuuiauouv
an
mis,
antl
no
UOUDine
Will
maKe
embargo
on
exportaUon
of
raw,
a
lot
of
speeches
about
it.
But
suppose
the
lady
dowser
in
Uockeye
was
moved
by
Milce
Ander-I
ordinary
to
the
Tolmie
government
really
is
finding
water
'
300
tnd
64
""'
without
extensive
for
the
distressed
farmers
of
the
Okanagan!
We
have
had!
d,!!SlfMton-.1
.....
the
curkxntv
to
look
this
Question
un
in
th
rpfprpnopi..!.u.n
d.ded.
wnd
a
j
.;.
...
..
.
t
.
-
telegram
10
Rtwninn
ironeri
Dac-
books,
and
wc
find
that
the
divining
rod
is
by
no
means
an!
iing
them
up
m
their
ttrike
for
exploded
superstition
of
an
elder
day.
We
are
told
that
it
I
higher
prices
and
auo
conveying
is
wuc.cu
iii
even
uy
intrn
01
science
in
me
iwentiein
,
liai
Centurv."
Cprtninlv
f
Ami
it
la
oiMlontltf
V.olioi.f.fl
;
U
v.
1
There
vu
some
dbuion
of
the
.
,
V.
v
I
IIIWIIblT
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ill
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..
.
.
Present
"strike"
situation
n
affprt
local
fishermen.
In
spite
of
"jolt
roap
and
propaganda,
resolve
was
expressed
to
continue
the
"strike"
untU
something
had
been
done
to
improve
the
prices.
Charles
Lord
read
to
the
meeting
a
telegram
purported
to
have
been
sent
from
T.
II.
Johnson,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
to
the
company's
packers
at
North
Island
urging
them
to
get
as
much
fish
as
possible,
this.
It
was
stated,
having
been
sent
on
the
same
day
Miat
a
conference
had
been
held
between
Mr.
Johnson
and
fishermen's
repre-
District
News
Smithers
and
Hazelton
played
baseball
at
Harelton
last
Sunday
and
Smithers
won
the
game
by
the
decisive
score
of
19,
to
4.
James
H.
Oroat
of
Smithers
visited
here
last
Sunday.
It
was
the
first
thne
he
had
been
in
this
district
for
several
years
and
he
was
agreeably
surprised
with
all
he
saw.
An
automobile
with
Florida
licence
plate
has
been
In
Hazelton
for
the
past
few
dayt
The
owner
1
an
enthusiastic
angler
and
he
has
been
visiting
various
streams
hereabouts,
accompanied
by
C.
W.
Dawson.
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
benefit
dance
held
in
the
New
Hazelton
community
hall
last
After
one
of
the
longest
dry
spells
the
district
has
experienced
In
years,
rain
came
on
Tuesday.
night
uf
this
week
and
Into
Wednesday
fell
copiously.
It
was
very
welcome
for
the
country
was
badly
in
need
of
moisture.
Crops
were
greatly
benefitted.
'O
IMPROVE
YOUR
APPETITE
Feeling
Indifferent
to
twdf
Out
of
eorul
DrireMtU
Stimuli
your
dlgeMlv
tract
with
Dt.
Carter!
LlnW
liver
PilUi
Alt
t
rirtabU.
Gentle
but
thorough.
They'll
(el
rtd
of
boJf
potni
thtt
came
InJIfeMton,
Gat,
etc
and
(lr
you
a
new
In
tercet
In
fend.
25o
&
5c
red
pacltc
A
.1-
I-..-.!..
f
(
your
uiajjin
rw
LITERS
HiiPIlXS
WHY?
Use
Kllm,
when
Now
you
can
Set
the
real
Fresh
Milk?
Try
It
Today
Our
Milk
Speaks
for
Itself
DOMINION
DAIRY
Phone
Krd
608
P.O,
Itoi
474
SUMMER
IN
THE
MARITIMES
of
the
Tint
rfnim
lottl,
Dlftbr.
N.S.i
and
toiowt
iha
AUonquIn
Haul
at
St.
Andrew
-by-tbe-Sa.
Inxtia
I
r
pica
I
MiUfled
Junior
parraa
of
Martlaaa
aca,
aan4
and
unahla.
Suntiln
and
tlcsra-inr
sands!
The
laughter
of
acaraper-Inf
childhood
mingled
with
the
organ-twell
of
the
Atlantic
breakers
as
the
cream
onto
tat
ihorca
of
the
Bay
of
Fundyl
Here
is
holiday;
health
and
happiness.
All
alone
th
beautiful
coaat
of
Nova
Scotia
art
countless
watering
place),
whose)
namea
bare
become)
household
words
among
lovers
of
tha
aeailde.
Eicellent
hotels
ara
at
th
diapoial
of
visitors
and
th
ahoreward
scans
la
bo
leas
lovely
than
Its
raarlna
companion.
Tht
Annapolis
Valley
needs
no
introduction
to
Canadian
or
to
it
countless
American
viiitors.
It
hub
ton
rightly
called
Canada's
Deron,
with
lta
flour
ishine
ortnarda
and
pasture
landa
and
5rfjasieaTaV4ki.
I
,
AlSt
IHEyW
0&-
.tM
Battai
iffH
Its
countl
cm
picturesque
farms
'
and
hamlet.
A
few
hours
journey
by
palatini
steamer
from
Saint
John,
Nil.,
Dig
by,
with
it
Fines
Tlotel
as
th
hsb
of
activity,
rivals
Kentille
with
ita
CornwlIis
Inn,
and
Yarmouth
with
it
new
Lakeside
Inn,
in
extending
hospitality
to
the
holiday-seeker.
Golf,
tennis,
bathing,
fishing,
yachting
and
innumerable
beautiful
rnnor
drives
are
only
a
few
of
the
recreations
available.
On
th
New
Brunswick
mainland,
father,
u
it
were
to
this
stalwart
family,
the
Algonquin
Hotel,
at
St.
Andrew-by-the-&ea,
ets
a
standard
of
summering
unrivalled
anywhere
on
th
continent.
The
luxurious
hotel,
with
ita
many
attached
cottages,
1
th
centre
of
one
ot
th
most
eidualr
colon!
ot
the
Dominion.
The
golf
links,
known
throughout
the
length
and
breadth
of
th
country
as
on
of
th
finest
championship
coursea
available,
are
meet
namesake
of
the
home
of
th
royal
and
ancient
gam
In
old
Scotland.
Th
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
place
all
these
resort
within
easy
acccsa
of
their
many
devotee.
a
-stTS-T-
J
F
h.auits
you
better
to
do
so,
All'
.
xi.
xuu
are
near
a
Jrost
nov
?vj
You
are
in
Touch
with
wou
may
do
your,
banking
by
mail.
Your
money
is
safer
in
the
bank
than,
at
home.
Send
it,
'
in
any
shape
most
convenient
for,
you,
to
a
Branch
of
the
Bink
of
MontreaL
.
.
.)
Cash
should
be
sent
by
registered
maiL-
Write
to
any
Branch
for
our
booklet
"Banking
by
Mail."
It
may
save
you
many
a
trip
to
town.
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OF
MONTREAL
Established
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TOTAL
ASSETS
IN
EXCESS
OF
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Frank
H.
Coon
PALMEIl
GRADUATE
Doctor
of
Chiropractic
Office
Hours:
11
to
12
2
to
5
7
to
8
Saturday
and
Sunday
by
appointment.
Consultation
free.
Phone
837
Room
15
liesner
Rlk,
House,
Blue
529
NATURAL
1'URE
Fresh
Milk
Free
from
any
preservative
or
treatment
whatever.
Milked
and
delivered
dally
from
our
own
cows.
Four
successive
years
Government
Orade
A
certificate
Health
and
Banlta
tlon.
A
trial
solicited.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAIRY
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895
phone
287
4
ll
a
Kaien
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Limited
(Jeneral
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and
Service
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