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a
meeting
of
representatives
of
organizations
with
a
view
to.
having
general
co.opernUen
ln
Instl
tutinR
a
campaign
for
relief
Aid.
Casey
moved
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Aid.
Pills
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25
.15
1.4Q
Thursday.
June
IS,
1M
City
Council
Taking
Steps
to
Relieve
Unemployment
Distress;
Various
Proposals
Are
Offered
'Frisco
Has
Cold
At
the
suggestion
of
the
mayor
rhlrf
Executive
of
California
Me-
tropnlK
Admitted
to
IIospit.il
There
Yesterday
SAN
FRANCISCO.
June
Mi-
Mayer
Angelo
Rossi
of
San
Fran
clsco
was
admitted
to
a
hospital
.yesterday
suffering
from
a
severe
rmci.
ins
condition
is
renorted
to
bury
seconded
that
the
finance
be
not
serious
Sores
Broke
Out
All
Over
Her
Barfy
Mrs.
T.
K.
Oil!,
Kelwood,
Msn.,
wnt:
"My
lilU
dsugkUr's
hutuU
and
arms
Lrnke
out
in
sort
which
tprMd
all
oftr
her
body.
Netting
I
tried
(are
W
any
relief
until
I
got
a
bettle
of
Bulk
Blood
Hiltert,
and
I
eould
r
aa
imprave.
nvqt,
as
the
evrrs
krgaa
U
diapar.
I
gave
her
three
lottlc
and
h
has
had
do
tnore
trouble."
NO
CHANGE
IN
POLICE
City
Council
'Ratifies
Agreement
at
l'resvnt
In
Force
With
Pro-
.
vlnclal
(lovernraeni.
After
a
discussion
of
some
length,
the
city
council,
at
a
special
meeting
last
night,
decided
to
ratify
the
axlsttaa
agreement
with
the
provincial
government
for
the
policing
of
the
city
under
which
the
city
a
ehlel
and
five
men,
the
eity
retaining
all
of
rbe
fines
collected
in
M
etty
police
court.
Under
the
agree
ment
in
force
last
year
the
city
paid
itkJCC
foe
a
chief
and
six
men,
the
Provincial
Assessor
in
Upheld
In
Connection
With
Valuation
ot
Graham
Island
Timber
VICTORIA.
June
23:
Graham
Island
Timber
Co.
has
lost
an
apnea!
against
an
assessment
of
provincial
government
offleiala
upon
its
property
for
taxation
purposes.
Some
years
ago
the
Washington
Pulp
&
Paper
Co.
bought
20.000
acres
of
spruce
forest
from
the
Western
Coal
&
Iron
Corporation
hrough
the
late
M.
C.
Lawlor
for
M40.000.
The
pulp
company
then
ioimed
the
Graham
Island
Timber
to
which
It
sold
the
timber
for
WS.OOO
cash
and
the
remainder
of
M75.O00
in
shires
in
the
new
c6m-
tany.
In
im
Powell
Rivet
Co.
bought
the
timber
for
1550.000.
The
"rovlncial
assessor
figured
that
here
was
a
real
profit
for
taxing;
nurposes
of
the
amount
between
240.000
and
$350,000
and
the
Ap-neal
Court
ha
now
upheld
him
in
the
contention
although
it
was
claimed
on
behalf
of
the
company
hat
there
was
actually
a
loss
of
M5.000
on
the
transaction.
1
District
News
SKIDEGATE
A
large
sea
animal
over
thirty
leet
long
and
covered
with
grey
fur
is
fjlrjed
to
hate
heetl
seen
sevi
eral
tunes
recntly
off
Sandspit
Potnt?Mbresby
Island.
Both
whites
and
Indians
report
having
seen
the
animal
which
was
shaped
like
a
)eo
lion.
One
man
-fired
five
shots
at
the
creature
from
his
rifle
at
close
range
and.
when
it
dived,
the
animat
was
seen
to
have
a
tail
like
a
huge
halibut
or
whale.
The
forthcoming
provincial
election
is
one
of
the
principal
topics
of
discussion
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
i
Island
Just
now.
.
.
ITALIANS
ARE
BUSY
Unemployment,
and
Distress,
-Not
j
Major
Problems
Because
lYo-
1
pie
There
An-
WilHni
T
Gu
On
Land
Although
Italy,
in
common
with'
the
rest
of
the
ncrld
la
feeling
Jst
Wwh
at
econttn
-
depression,
n-mployjneni
anii
d.
stress
at
not
Vtute
prcblemi:
ther?.
according
to
?eter
Jfcruno.
q(
this
etty
vefco
returned
home?
yesterday
afVrnion
following
a
six
months'
visit
to
bis
native
bind.
The
people
ot
Italy
are
"gattlnf
y-."
Mr,
Bruno,
tlierea,
becss
government
receiving
onethlrd
ot
I
when
other
ecipovmeBt
iaib
tfeey
the
fine.
During
the
consideration
!
are
willing
to
go
nrKnediatcly
or
of
estimates
this
spring,
the
coun-
'
the
land
and
produce
some
of
their
ell
asked
the
gevemment
for
a
re-1
of
thalr
own
requirements
With
ired
agreement
in
the
interests
of
"thcr
lobs
scarce
many
Italians
scenaaiy.
The
agreement
runs
from
i
fc.av?
year
to
rear
ending
June
1
with
either
party
to
the
agreement
hav-teg
the
right
to
terminate
the
ag-reesaent
ay
giving
three
months'
notice
prior
to
June
I.
The
council
did
net
engage
In
any
long
drawn
out
discussion
on
the
merits
of
provincial
or
city
poncing
as
might
bare
been
expected
Aid.
Q.
B.
Casey
intimated
at
the
out-
-
set
that
he
had
no
intention
of
try-
As
a
means
of
coping
with
the
present
unemployment
,Dg
to
ouat
pro"1
poHeet
and
distress
situation
which
it
was
agreed
showed
no
signs
'
;
"7"
man
'and
turned
to
th-of
their
ov.n
EOQ8
Swift's
Freeh
Seconds,
per
doa.
soil
eiihr
on
or
on
rented
and
Mr.
Mruae
m
cii'ed
to
itatv
on
4Cau&t
ef
the
.serious
Illness
of
w
father
wtom
condition
is
areatly
Improved.
Nearly
SO
pereeni.
oi
Canada's
agricultural
wealth
eonves
from
the
prairie
provinces.
or
an
immediate
amelioration,
the
city
council,
at
a
special
of
poUetr
had
raphau-
vwiwi9TmjKtxmwm9mivur
meeting
last
nigni
aecmea
to
lane
me
lonowing
steps:
eaiiy
in
favor
of
the
provincial
po-,
Appointment
of
a
committee
representing
various
pub-
ike
and.
even
it
he
might
think
the
i
lie
and
semi-Dublic
bodies
and
organizations
to
institute
p
hd
stampeded,
he
a
campaign
for
raising
of
funds
fot
wished
to
make
It
eiear
that
he
teas
;
same.
however,
lhat
the
date
foe
the
ter
Making
of
representations
.
hHn
into
th
w.nit
nrntA.
,
ihrongh
the
Dravtoeial
eovemroent
.
fklM
s.
nt
thMuh
th
.
.mlnation
of
the
agreement
might
w
-
.
''
ivmuimu,
t"-
Tmeiai
gownmeni
10
we
leoerai
Ing
the
loantac
of
monej
to
the
city
gevemmwt
reQueettog
the
latter
to
t
a
reasonable
rate
ef
interest
and
irtU
a
loan
to
the
ctty
at
a
rea.
ith
city
debentures
as
security
inijeaaWe
rate
of
interest
and
with
order
to
eoattRoe
relief
work.
iru
huikurw
m
umkhi
tt
A
revtex
ol
all
ettar
departments
so-
.
huuu
u
h
uni
n
Mmii
m
t.
with
a
new
to
sharing
the
work
iW
wk
dwtnt
the
present
e-1.
Fo"tnls
Pnrtraeted
dlacussion
unoat
aa
areat
a
anabef-
as
dos-
M
vfakeh
It
beeame
elcer
that
not
Get
the
relief
purpose,
and
distribution
of
;
committee
be
reo.ue.ted
at
as
early
.
L
J?
I
U
H
I
li
I
UAL!
II
a
date
as
possible
to
draft
'r
.
1111V11
I
llflDll
be
made
earner
In
the
year
than
Jane
1
so
as
to
give
the
incoming
j
council
the
privilege
to
effect
a
ehange
more
expeditiously
ly
should
should
It
it
Ve
decided
that
It
was
Shop
at
The
Thrift
and
Save
Money
n
!
0
0
a.
J
advisable
to
rnday
&
Saturday
Specials
sible
!
AW.
Casey
retteeated
former
re-!89.
thc.
thlrty
?
!
SHREDDH)
WHEAT
One
otthereasens
tor
the
easting
p--toUoi
alens
the
Mse
that.
'
""
Djr
awan18
we
M
jf
the
speeial
meeting
of
the
coun-
k
,
nia-
av-ff.
wutvnut
tv
iwnnmauon
ox
tne
agreement,
tt
ul
last
ntoht
was
to
dteen
the
on-
emflemet
aaeng
the
eity
staffs
to
mke
chane
empjoysneni
mawm.
be
dUtfibtKed
among
as
great
a
Diridinf
Up
Work
number
aa
MwMeJe
AM.
Maedefiafat.
IrfmiHku,
Mu
linn
..!..
uaUiu.
.nhdlniMn
nf
t
tttHltUia
aommUteo
nea.
umJZSZZZ
Sk
d
Aid.
PUbbury.
chairman
of
the'
T
f
Aid.
UaatonaJd
tottaated
that
the
board
ot
works,
premised
that
the
I"',
All
nUliUes
conuaiftiee
was
prepared
to
possibilities
along
this
Use
would
again
review
its
service,
tnclodtng
thoroughly
gene
Into,
the
fire
department,
with
a
view
to
H
was
Intimated
to
the
meeting
dividing
the
employment
as
far
as
that
there
are
at
present
213
tamU
possible.
.lies
in
the
eity
on
reHet.
Ur
Amu
tU-t
km
luJ
"J
M"
MV
Xlll..
.
rin
mind
seetng
what
eonM
be
done
among
the
citizens
themselves
with
a
view
to
raMng.
funds
foe
relief.
AH
pfBsbury
felt
that
the
re-
Mayer
Orme
advised
the
couneU
that
he
had
again
requested
Hon.
R
W.
Bruhn.
minister
of
public
works,
to
eome
to
the
eity
and
oon-
sources
of
the
people
of
the
town
f
f'r
",'th
7Z
H.nI
ih.
"nm'
nVm
were
very
MmUed,
It
seemed
to
him
W,tntth
,th
,uT
ployment
situation
with
view
to
,
a
"
"
tkn,
that
the
only
hope
ot
relief
.
lay
'
in
,
.
,
work
getting
some
government
w
,
Uie
federal
gOTtnuncuV.
advancing
'i,
Tte,
a.
th
,h.
earlleat
poarible
u,.
date.
a
loan
to
the
city
to
carry
on
relief
wotk.
rne
situation
was
bad
now
but
he
feared
it
might
be
worse
during
the
coming
winter.
Although
It
might
help
somewhat.
Aid.
Casey
did
net
believe
that
the
situation
oould
be
met
by
anything
Delegates
Are
Entertained
to
the
nature
of
entertainment
or
nuslnes.
Sessions
of
Kotary
Inter-drives
that
might
be
staged
among
nationa,
n
SratUe
Are
N
!h
tt,henWlye
We
Completed
feeling
the
pinch.
He
was
In
accord
with
Aid.
Ptllsburrs
suggestion
to
SEATTLE.
June
23:
-The
actual
raise
money
from
the
federal
gov-
busins
gons
of
the
Rotary
In-ernment
in
order
to
relief
carry
on
terantlonal
convention
having
now
.
,
been
largely
eeneluded,
yesterday
m
t,i
u
Aid
Black
suggested
something
,
VM
Ipent
ln
entertainment
of
the
ley
,
k?
.
weUf"
,a"e.
delte.
The
weather
ws
fair
Jf,
.;
UD
wh0
and
moderately
wrm
with
change,
v.
ere
able
to
give
for
monthly
con-
aWe
Drewet
'
tributionf.
Ladles'
aaxittartes
might
assist
in
the
matte
of
providing
clothing
for
the
needy.
Ilelkf
Officer
Proposed
Aid.
McCuteheon
thought
it
might
be
advisable
to
have
a
relief
Tbece
.
was
...general,,
agreemept
amohg
members
of
thereuneiiniiat
1
there
should
be
no
change
for
this
members
of
the
council
were
-reent
at
the
meeting
with
the
exception
of
Aid.
Thee
Cettart
and
Aid.
Q.
W.
Rudderham.
Timbmny
Loses
Appeal
per
picg.
.
Market
Advancing
SUQAR
Fine
Granulated.
10
lbs
(Limit
10
lbc
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5
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Qnn
nAr
Vvvt
g
f
PASTRY
FUniBf-WOd
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Rose,
7-lb.
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per
sackOUI"
14c
MAZOLA
The
AU-Purpose
Oil
l-Ib.
tins,
each
2-lb.
tins,
each
DOLLAR
SODAS
per
box
JELLY
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Mal-
kln's
Beet,
AH
flavors.
4
for
26c
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41c
-
18c
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2-ot
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t
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unable
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3c
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achi
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ill
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r
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.
.
SECURITY
Esublished
in
every
city
and
town
of
importance
throughout
the
Dominion,
the
Bank
of
Montreal
..
has
been
the
trusted
custodian
of
Canadians'
savings
for
generations.
Throughout
tht
Bank's
history
of
i
ij
year,
safety
has
breti'a
watchword
and"
cecuuvitivs
maiugrmrtu
s
guiding
principle
of
these
directing
the
imututwn.
Customers
of
each
of
the
more
than
6oo
Branches
of
the
Bank
have
the
satisfaction
of
knqwing
that
behind
their
own
Branch,
for
the
security
'
of
their
deposits,
are
the
full
resources
of
the
entire
organization.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
t8t7
TOTAL
ASSETS
IN
PXCESS
OP
S750,CO0,000
Prince
Rupert
Hranch:
F,
A.
MacCALLUM,
Manager
Life
Insurance
at
a
LOW
RATE
XOU
can
restore
your
depleted
estate
to
its
former
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means
of
a
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
"Low
Rate
Life"
Policy
For
example,
a
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policy
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outlay
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at
age
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dividends
may
be
used
to
increaut
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amount
of
insurance
vr
left
on
deposit
uith
tht
Company,
at
interest,
and
useiftn
prepay
future
premiums.
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Unique
Investment
there
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Value
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gttaranteetl
independeiur,
because
the
tttlues
of
life
insurance
policies,
do
not
fluctuate
uith
changes
in
economic
conditions.
Recognising
the
outstanding
merits
of
life
insurance
as'an
investment,
Business
ami
Professional
men
and
women,
Laborers,
Farmers,
etc.,
arc
investing
their
funds
in
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
Low
Rate
Life,
Endowment,
Pension,
Family
Income
and
other
types
of
policies.
We
shall
he
pleased
to
tell
you
the
cost
of
a
Low
Rate
Life
or
other
policy
for
any
definite
amount
for
yourself.
Clip
the
coupon
now
and
mail
it
to
our
Head
Office
for
information
or
call
our
local
office.
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the
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of
the
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