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OUR
COAL
IS
IN
A
DRY
SUED
When
you
are
buying
coal
look
on
the
economical
side
of
life.
If
you
buy
wet
coal,
you
are
losing
10.
So
start
today
and
burn
dry
coal
and
see
what
10
means
to
you.
PEMBINA
EGG
Delivered,
Per
Ton
$12.50
MINEHEAD
EGG
Delivered,
Per
Ton
P.30
MINEHEAD
LUMP
Delivered,
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.
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COAL
Buy
the
real
Coal
our
fa-mous
Edson
and
Cassldy
Wellincton
In
any
quantities.
Also
Bulkley
Valley
Hay,
liraln
and
Robin
Hood
Flour.
nnce
Kupert
reed
to
PHONES
58
AND
558
Phone
566
Rupert
Motors
Garage
and
Service
Station
DODGE
and
BANTAM
AUSTIN
Distributors
FENDER
AND
BODY
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
Daily
News
Want
Ads.
bring
quick
Results
PROBLEM
OF
!
PROSPECTOR!
Reduction
in
Fees
Anions
Suggested
Benefits
By
Mining
Division
of
Topley'Dls
'
"
'
trict
Association)
The
prospector,
as
we
generally
I
find
him,
is
'not
burdened
with
much
worldly
goods
although
he
j
goes
into
the
hills
In
search
of
treasure.
In
the
first
place
he,
Usually
has
to
work
hard
for
a
grub
stake
to
take
along
with
him
orr
.his
trip,
betting
tjie
government
$5
that
;he
is
lucky
enough
to
find
a
mne
which
will
prove
a
standby
for
Himself,
a
revenue
for
the
government
and
a
living
for
a
larger
or
smaller
amount
of
people.
The
prospector,
having
found
an
outcropping
of
mineral
in
which
appears
to
htm
to
be
worthy
of
some
work
done
on
it,
he
then
locates
his
ground
(one
claim
or
more
as
he
thinks
is
necessary
to
make
a
mine
holding).
He
then
comes
out
and
records
It
at
the
nearest
recording
office
which
costs
htm
$2.90
a
claim,
f
he
has
any
money
left
ior
his
face
Is
good)
he
then
starts
back
with
rmore
supplies,
a'small
working
out
fit
in
the
form
of
a
shovel,
pick,
a
few
pieces
of
steel,
powder,
and
other
necessary
implements.
He
then
starts
to
explore
his
holdings
and,
although
he
can
show
up
a
fairly
good
looking
chance,
he
cannot
possibly
get
capital
Interested.
If
he
Is
lucky
one
or
two
months
of
work
may
show
up
a
fairly
good
looking
chance,
then
again,
it
may
be
ground
that
is
harder
to
prove,
and
like
now.
with
the
present
depression
on.
he
may
have
to
hang
on
for
years.
Each
claim,
according
to
the
act,
requires
$100
worth
of
work
done
on
it
each
year
to
keep
It
In
good
standing.
The
$2.50
recording
fee!
la
oil
rlcVif
ansl
inn
I
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niiu
Mrc
w
ffVlMl
vt
Week-End
Specials
Malkln's
Best
Tea
2
lbs.
Malkln's
Best
Coffee
2
lbs.
Malkln's
Best
Hooey
4-lb.
tin
Nabob
Baking
Powder
2V4-IO.
tin
8eedleM
Raisins
2-lb.
pkg.
Oold
Medal
Malt
Extract
2-lb.
tin
Extra
Special
on
rfapoleon
Brand
Brand
XUllan
Extra
Virgin
Olive
e
Oil
Oil
138-os.
tin
each
64-ot.
tin
each
32-oe.
tin
each
.,
16-os.
tin
each
Swift's
Picnic
Hani
Pr
lb
,
Burn's
Chicken
a
la
King
10-oe.
tin
Fine
Juicy
Ofanges--
5
doz.
Sunright
Soap
per
pkg.
95c
95c
75c
75c
25c
65c
S2.95
$1.50
80c
45c
25c
50
c
95c
20c
Alberta
Market
V.
GAMULA,
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
208
THE
DAILY
NEWS
NEURALGIA
A
rood
.ppticttioa
f
Mi-
.ra
i,if(Mii
dimiiMi.
juM
bluti
lb.
$ft".
Ym'II
find
iW
JtMl
got
wonderful
relief
I
'
II
:
I
LLLllivHI
STAKING
OF
PAJiPJI
electrical
prospecting
method
may
do
good
work
In
locating
hidden
ore
bodies,
but
the
prospector
is
yet
the
necessary
link
between
the
un
known
In
the
hills
and
the
produc
ing
mine.
t
appears
that
more
should
be
done
to
assist
the
actual
prospector
in
order
that
we
may
know
more
about
our
mineral
wealth,
bringing
in
more
producing
mines.
In
Indus
trial
development
of
our
natural
resources.
For
it
will
also
make
a
home
consumption
for
our
farm
produce
where
as
now,
when
there
is
no
local
market,
the
farmer
has
to
compete
In
the
outside
market
where
they
are
producing
under
more
favorable
conditions
than
here.
.Therefore
anyone
who
is
trying
to
carve
out
a
living
here
should
get
behind
and
back
up
anything
to
aid
this
development
of
our
re
sources
for
his
own
benefit.
PATTULLO
SUMS
UP
(Continued
from
rage
One)
out
tender,
policy
pursued
ever
since,
with
result
that
B.C.
paid
4
i
or
snort
term
money
in
is
year
when'
Ontario
got
it
for
3.
5.
Charter
for
Stewart
railway
given
to
party
henchmen
for
disposal
to
other
Interests.
6.
Government
refused
amend
-
work
also
as
he
has
to
Drove
hlsimenU
te
WRtr
act
designed
to
pro-
ground
anyway.
But
for
him
to
I"1
PuW,c
from
exorbitant
light
make
an
outlay
of
$250
per
claim
!
and
Vt
rates.
to
record
this'
work
each
year
is
like
'
7
Government
refused
amend-
puttlng
the
cart
before
the
horse.
ment
to
regulate
capital
structure
taxing
an
industry
before
it
is
de-
of
wireJcaa
telephone
company,
ask-
veloped.
Surely
if
there
has
to
be
tot
franchise.
an
outlay
of
cash,
50c
a
claim
or
8.
Government
appointed
in-
$2.60
a
group
would
be
sufficient,
j
numertDi
commissions
to
assist
in
'"5
reaponswutty
ana
tuen
Lar5e
Scale
Explorins
The
next
thine
U
th-.
tnino
m
-v.
i
"
puoiisn
reporw
oouunea
ptofing
it
on
a
large
scale
tlf
he
has
been
fortunate
enough
to
get
capital
interested).
There
we
see
at
expense
of
thousands
of
dollars.
9.
Public
.documents
withheld
from
public
access,
although
used
the
miner
working
protected
by
the
'
by
overnment
for
Ptisan
Pur
Compensation
Act.
In
the
case
of
his
having
an
accident
he
gets
compensation
and
hospital
care.
But
where
is
the
prospector's
protection
igalnst
such
accident
as
may
be
fall
him?
For
he
is
no
more
immune
to
accident
than
anyone
else.
Why
not
bring
him
under
the
com
pensation
act
the
same
as
any
other
Industrial
worker?
poses
10.
Legislature
insolently
flouted
by
Premiers
refusal
to
table
documents
ordered
by
resolution
of
the
House.
,
'
Second
Session
1.
Government
reduced
to
burlesque
by
ministers'.
ignorance
of
own
departments.
2.
Prime
Minister
and
other
Geoloaical
survev
has
no
doubt1
mtnMers
unblushlngly
made
state-
done
good
work
In
pointing
out
like-
lmnU
contrary
to
fact,
arousing
ly
fields
for
prospecting,
and
the
disrespect
for
all
government.
;
3.
fuoac
oiitciats
pilloried
and
false
witness
borne
against
them
by
ministers,
who,
when
their
charee.;
i
were
held
to
be
false,
did
not
pursue
the
proper
course
of
resigning
I
from
cabinet.
Did
not
even
have
j
grace
to
express
regret.
I
4.
Expenditures
Increased
by
,
$3,000,000
and
estimates
deliberately
falsified
by
padding
to
give
impression
of
balanced
budget.
5.
Valuable
lands
of
public
sold
away
below
value,
while
adjacent
lands
bought
for
right-of-way
purposes
at
many
times
such
prices.
6.
Attacks
made
on
University
to
curtain
Its
usefulness
and
designed
to
confine
educational
advantages
to
favored
few,
a
course
that
caused
grave
apprehension
among
educational
authorities
and
was
resented
by
youth
of
the
province.
7.
Liquor
Control
Board
brought
under
partisan
control,
cost
of
salaries
doubled,
staff
and
rentals
Increased
despite
decreasing
revenue.
Third
Session
1
Revenues
falling,
expenditures
and
taxes
climbing,
government
in
a
panic.
2
Exclusive
franchises
over
public
highways
granted
to
party
henchmen,
while
revenue
from
such
licenses
declined
from
$100,000
to
$20,000
while
transcontinental
railway
company
allowed
to
use
people's
highway
as
right-of-way.
3
No
provision
made
to,
cope
with
serious
economic
conditions.
4
Np
major
legislation
submit
ted
by
gwernment.
LegMktfMre!
merely,
asselfiBftd
HcirH
Jre
publR
health
'requlremeiirat
dul'to
shortage
of
funds
despite
millions
squandered
in
other
ways.
C
No
reduction
In
expenditures,
but
burden
of
government's
profligacy
placed
on
backs
of
poor
working
people
through
new
in
come
tax.
7
All
evidence
of
leadership
gone-
the
reduced
to
a
xabble..
I
government
government
FINE
TRIP
TO
HAWAII
Salvation
Army
Musical
Meeting
Motte
Was
Speaker
Last
Records
From
Time
Visiting
Honolulu
Re-
,
Night-Army
cently
With
ftlrs.
Thomson
j
England
Enjoyed
r.,!,.ti
.,
tww..ii
ke
Vti'
The
regular
weekly
musical
meet
d
l
"
Salvation
n
city,
the
hospitality
cf
the
people.
waf
Army
the
excellence
of
the
highways
and
""UB'
iaV"
ia,KC
Ul"
the
many
enjoyment
for
visitors.
nda"ce-R?;
"otle-
Pastor
uof
Hupert
East
United
Church,
was
the
S.
C.
Thomson
gave
a
most
inter-
esting
and
instructive
address
to
ecm
xeature
oi
tne
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
on
his
e!e"ln&
program
was
Playing
recent
visit
to
Honolulu
with
Mrs.
Artn
."f?1"
from
En8,and-Thomson
inc
uded
addresses
by
the'
ancl-L.
W.
Patmore.
To
e;
touch
the
high
spots
in
his
address.
fou,ndf,''
f
lh'Ay-
thf
,a
?en-1
Mr.
Thomson
said
they
were
met,
?ral,uWiU
am
B,ooth:
fl110"!
as
were
all
the
ships
visiting
the
"""
Islands,
by
a
band
which
played
the
in?.A
y-
,
,
At
the
conclusion
of
the
program,
native
tunes.
They
took
a
cottage'
near
the
beach.
.doughnuts
and
coffee
were
served.
Honolulu
has
a
population
of
:
about
120.000
while
the
Islands
have
ESCORTING
PRISONERS
SOUTH
a
total
population
of
370.000
of,
whom
only
five
or
six
per
cent
are
j
With
an
escort
constating
of
MrF.
whites.
Japanese
predominate
with
George
Dlaney
and
Constable
R.
137.000
and
most
of
the
remainder.
M
Stewart
of
Atlln,
a
party
of
are
Filipinos.
Chinese
and
Portu-;
prisoners,
consisting
of
Elsie
Char-guese.
It
wa
from
Portusal
the
les
of
Massett.
sentenced
to
three
Hawaiians
obtained
the
ukelele.
the
months
iniurisonment
for
havinr
word
in
the
native
tongue
meaning
'Jumping
flea."
The
magnificent
schools
were
a
wonder
with
their
polyglot
pupils
ill
mixing
freely.
Every
person
In
the
Islands
is
a
citizen
with
the
ex
ception
of
the
Filipinos
who
are
yards
of
the
American
government
nl(,nt
ind
do
not
vote.
j
The
islands
have
their
own
gov-srnmcnt
but
the
Assembly
meets
inly
every
second
year.
The
native
sport
la
swimming,
tne
lawailans
being
wonderfully
ex-
rt
In
the
water.
8urf
riding
was
enjoyed
by
Mrs.
Thomson,
n
native
owing
her
out
on
the
surf
board
about
three-quarters
of
u
mie,
swimming
and
touching
the
board
only
with
his
toe.
The
roads
were
constructed
re
gardless
of
expense
and
no
un
sightly
billboards
were
seen
any
where,
this
"rotten
advertising"
be
ing
absolutely
banned.
By
means
uf
glass
bottom
boats
the
victors
were
able
to
s
the
na
tive
fish,
the
most
outstanding
spe
cies
being
the
zebra
fish,
a
re
markable
blue
fish
and
the
tuna.
Pishing
was
mostly
In
the
hands
uf
the
Japanese
and
they
secured
htf
'a
prices
for
their
catch.
The
most
spectacular
fishing
was
done
at
night
by
means
of
torch
and
spear.
Catering
to
the
visitors
there
are
20
golf
courses
on
the
Islands
and
everything
possible
Is
done
to
make
the
visitors
there
enjoy
themselves.
Mr.
Thomson
described
a
huge
pineapple
factory
that
put
up
three
and
a
quarter
million
cases
a
season
and
employed
9.000
people.
In
all
they
were
ciclighud
with
their
trip
and
with
th-
treatment
they
had
reeuvc'.l
Why
Is
It
?
That
our
Ibt
of
steady
fcalisficd
customers
is
steadily
growing?
Because
they
know
it
is
to
their
advantage
to
deal
with
us.
JIF
Soap
Flakes
per
pkg
Brooms
Medium
weight
each
Orange
Marmalade
4's
per
tin
Macaroni.
Vermicelli
St
Spaghetti.
3
pfcga.
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Crab,
Vi's,
per
tin
Juicy
Navel
Oranges
ft
dot
1
Carton
Sunlight
Soap
and
1
Bur
Lifebuoy
8oan
op
both
for
.
UOK,
Ivory
Soap
Flakes
Same
as
Lux,
3
pkgs
Malkln's
Best
Coffee
per
lb
Malkln's
Best
Orape
Fruit
27(J
Malkln's
Best
Peas
Siae
3
per
tin
18c
30c
45c
25c
25c
95c
25c
48c
17c
Chocolate
Bars
Large
var-
-tfin
lety.
3
for
J.UU
EXTRA
SPECIAL
1
pt.
Johnson's
Floor
Wax,
reg
00c.
1
J6hrun
Mop
Cloth,
reg.
60c,
t
:
si.00
Economy
Cash
and
Carry
Stores
319
3rd
Ave.
-
417-12J
5th
Ave.
Telephones
360
and
18
iquor
in
her
possession;
'Leo
Taltr
jwho
will
serve
six
months
for
theft
I
from,
a
cabin
in
the
Atlln
district,
j
and
K.
Facchlm.
sent
down
from
JAnyox
for
six
months
on
a
vag-irancy
charge
was
taken
to
Okal-
la
ahnarri
Ihn
Prinp.
nira
1
.ct
This
Friday
and
Saturd
two
snows
-
7
&
9
n
Keep
Out
0f
i,.,,0!1
p
T
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K
From
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BIG
JEST
FOR
FIT.
clay
night
Co!
Station
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no
i'
.
AMERICA'S
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SELLER
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whinky
without
a
Wte
or
kick,
which
his
perfectly
each
occasion
and
every
mood.
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more
mellow,
generous
and
delightful
spirit
than
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1
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1
1
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is
not
obtainable.
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