PAOE
POUR
New
Shipment
PROMINENT
ONTARION
(Continued
from
page
one)
was
reared.
Mr.
Raney's
early
education
was
acquired
In
the
log
school
house
near
hie
home.
At
the
age
of
fifteen
he
became
clerk
in
a
village
store
and
at
eighteen
he
was
country
school
teacher.
For
a
couple
of
years
he
was
a
newspaper
reporter
In
the
state
of
Maine
and
in
Kingston,
Ont.
He
commenced
the
practice
of
law
at
Kingston
in
1892
having
graduated
from
Trinity
University
and
Osgoode
Hall
as
a
gold
medallist,
it
was
not
long
before
he
transferred
his
activities
to
Toronto;.
He
was
long
known
as
an
Independent
Liberal
and
it
was
as
such
that
he
lent
his
aid
to
bring
in.
the
Conservative
administration
of
SifanMa-Whttney
in
904.
.
The
parmunentary
Career
of
Kir.
Raney
remmenced
when
the
Uni
ted
Farmc$Ncame
into
power
as
the
resins
of
thV
election.
When
the
Drury
Ooverntaent
was
formed
he
was
the
choice
Tor
t
he-portfolio
of
Attorney-Oeneral.
a
seat
being
BUY
STRIDER'S
HIGH-CLASS
SHOES
Has
been
received
and
the
shoes
are
bejng
put
on
the
shelves
today.
These
are
made
by
the
people
who
formerly
manufactured
the
Slator
Shoe.
There
is
no
better
shoe
on
the
market
and
the
price
is
not
much
higher
than
that
paid
for
the
less
valuable
makes.
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
Third
Avenue
found
for
him
in
the
riding
of
East
Wellington
where
he
was
not
opposed
at
the
bye-election
In
1920
In
his
ministerial
capacity
he
set
'
out
to
abolish
patronage
methods
Mr.
Raney
came
very
much
In
the
;
limelight
through
his
vigorous
Icy
in
regard
to
the
liquor
laws.
Al
ways
a
crusader
against
wrong
in
any
form
as
he
saw
it,
he
directed
Mr.
Raney
was
married
in
1686
to
Jessie
A.
Fraser
of
Wesjton,
Ont
Four
sons
were
born
to
them
Paul
I
Fraser.
Norman
and
Alan
Paul
was
i
killed
in
the
war
while
serving
as
an
'
officer
in
the
Royal
Flying
Corps
Bulkley
Valley
COAL
iveep
iuui
v,ttMi
ai
nume
I
j
Part
of
Every
Dollar
Spent
For
Kulklcy
Valley
Coal
una
tcsa
Keturns
to
Prince
Rupert
Your
Dealer
Can
Supply
You
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SHINGLES
The
Best
Made
No.
1
5x,
per
thousand
$4.35
No.
1
3x,
per
thousand
!$3!o5
Orcen
Shingles,
Air
Dried
Retaining
All
the
Cedar
Oil
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
Trinre
Itupert
PICTURE
IS
INSTRUCTIVE
Large
Audience
of
Women
"Damaged
Lire"
Men
Tonight
f1
Ch?nI
T1.1
Two
capacity
audiences
made
up
drink
traffic
and
the
evils
of
race
!
Melttsl,ev
of
th
I
track
gambling.
He
had
many
llCapHol
M
night
for
the
i
some
of
whom
regarded
him
as
a
presentation
of
the
social
drama
narrow-minded
reformer,
but
they
all
had
to
admit
that
he
was
a
fighter
and
a
tireless
worker
for
whom
criticism
had
no
terrors.
With
the
downfall
of
Drury
In
1913.
Mr.
Raney
found
himself
Sees
Damaged
Lives."
Tonight's
presentation
will
be
for
men
only.
The
dramatic
pic
to
re
In
both
eases
is
identical
but
the
medical
lecture
on
venereal
diseases
by
Dr.
Gordon
Bate,
f
amowr's&eeisdlst
in
this
tin
,
leader
of
the
opposition
with
a
mere
,
ri)fhU
afferent
for
men
than
)
handful
of
followers.
(for
women.
I.
Hon.
Mr.
Raney
was
appointed
a
-n,,
rfrtnu
tt,if
u
u.-hh4n.,
I"?!"
oC
SC1?.
,rt
"'Ttbrant
document
human
hopes
(Ontario
on
September
September
16.
1927.
L
and
.fears
f,K.
the
or
ZL.-
story
a.
young
married
couple
who
thought
they
would
never
be
able
to
laugh
again,
that
everything
was
dead
against
them
and
that
everything
In
life
was
henceforth
to
be
a
dull,
colorless
mass.
How
the
clouds
lifted
for
them
is
unfolded
in
the
picture
which
points
a
highly
important
moral
and.
together
with
the
lecture,
disseminates
valuable
Information
on
a
subject
regarding
which
many
people
are,
unfortunately,
most
Ignorant.
II.
C.
EXECUTIVE
TRADES
CONGRESS
WINDSOR.
Ont..
Sept.
23
The
executive
committee
appointed
by
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
in
session
here
is
as
follows:
C.
Herriott
of
Victoria,
chairman.
8
D.
Macdonald,
Prince
Rupert.
R.
W.
Nunn.
of
Victoria.
A
Mclsaacs
of
8
pence's
Bridge.
Be
Careful
With
Your
Eyes
A
Floor
Stand
Lamp
Will
Oive
You
Eye
Comfort
While
Reading
Stand
and
Bridge
Lamps
From
$6.95
Complete
Kaien
Hardware
As
Clove
to
You
as
Your
Telephone
PHONE:
3
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
Bepttabtr
M
,
SHE
ATE
ALL-BRAN
TWELVE
YEARS
WITH
FINE
RESULTS
Delicious
Cereal
Relieves
Constipation
Read
this
very
enthusiastic
letUrt
"Something
like
tleven
Metres
years
as.
I
tgo
eatfnr
Kellogg's
AlX-ftSAN.
When
I
sUrted,
it
was
called
simply
Kellogg's
Bran,
and
I
believe
it
was
one
of
the-
first
products
of
the
kind
on
the
market.
"My
friends
often
laugh
at
my
fondness"
for
AuBran.
It
gives
such
a
clean
taste
in
the
mouth,
and
I
do
sot
fed
satisfied
until
I
have
had
my
All-Bran.
"If
the
Kellogg
Compaay
should
eTer
stop
manufactories:
All-Brah,
here
is
one
who
would
ba
greatly
disappointed."
Miss
Amy
Person,
(Address
furnished
upon
request)
Science
says
that
All-Bran
provides
"bulk"
to
exercise
the
intestines,
and
vitamin
B
to
further
aid
regularity.
Also
Iron
for
the
blood.
The
"bulk"
In
All-Bran
Is
much
like
that
of
leafy
vegetables.
How
much
safer
than
taking
patent
medicines
often
harmful.
Just
eat
two
tablespoonfuls
daily
for
most
types
of
constipation.
For
serious
cases,
try
it
three
times
.dally.
If
not
relieved
this
way,
see
your
doctor.
Sold
In
the
red-snd-green
pack-ape.
At
all
grocers,
Mad
by
Sallogg
in
London,
Ontario.
MANY
OFFER
SAVE
NATION
United
Front
Declare
They
Are
Only
Dona-Fide
Representatives
Of
Workers
150
Candidates
Nondescript
Independents
Are
Peculiar
Feature
of
Present
Political
Contest
VICTORIA.
Sept.
:
These
are
now
very
etoee
to
ISO
candidates
In
the
field
in
British
Columbia
in
readiness
for
the
election
which
takes
place
November
2.
The
feature
of
the
recent
nominations
Is
the
large
nuaMr
of
nondescript
Inde
pendents
who
are
entering
in
the
hope
that
they
may
get
elected
by
a
minority
of
Use
electors.
It
is
pointed
out
here
that
there
are
still
a
good
many
supporters
of
the
Tobnie
acsralnistraUon
in
aU
parts
of
the
province
and
most
of
them
are
looking
for
jobs
as
deputy
returning
officers
and
poll
clerks
Until
Joe
election
la
over
they
will
support
the
Tolmie
regime.
A
speaker
for
the
United
Front
group
In
Asberni
took
occasion
to
flay
all
political
parties
but
his
own.
He
mentioned
the
broken
up
eonidtkms
of
the
socialist
party,
groups
some
of
which
were
holding
back
from
the
C.
C.
F.
He
claimed
the
United
Front
was
the
only
bona-ftde
representative
of
the
workers
and
poor
farmers.
In
Albernl-Nanaimo
there
are
now
free
candidates
Oeonre
S.
Pearson.
Liberal;
Dr.
Lyle
Telford.
C.
C.
F.;
Dr
Q.
A.
B.
Hail.
Bowserite;
H.
W.
Cramb.
United
Front,
and
Dr.
R.
B.
Dter.
'straight-forward,
out-and-out
Independent."
The
Port
Albernl
News
editorially
remarks:
"'experienced
schemers
and
funny
Idealists
are
more
prominent
than
ever
before
among
those
offering
to
lead
the
bewildered
people
out
of
the
darkness
and
mire."
Hotel
Arrivals
Kojal
'
L.
Kelly,
city:
I.
Lawtar.
Ketchi
kan;
M
Bahama
to
and
K.
W.
Inure,
Osland.
Old
Empress
James
R.
Rndtand.
etty.
Central
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Benson
and
Olc
HaKxTg,
city;
L.
O.
Mud,
Vau-
eouver.
Prince
Ilupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Wallace.
Sun-nyside;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Pugs-ley,
Claxton:
J.
W.
Morrison
and
A.
Aldous.
Oceanic
Cannery.
PRINTING
Office
Supplies
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
Phone
in
MEET
FOR
CANDIDATE:
Campaign
Gathering
in
C.
L.
D.
L.I
Hall
Sunday
Night
in
Support
1
Of
Charles
Chapman
1
Charles
Chapman.
United
Front1
candidate
for
Prince
Rupert
riding
1
In
the
forthcoming
provincial
elec-
Uon,
W.
II.
Montgomery
and
Fred
Garner
were
the
principal
speakers
Sunday
evening
at
a
campaign
meeting
at
the
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
Hall
In
support
of
Mr.
Chapman's
candidature.
The
speeches
were
Interesting
and
considerable
enthusiasm
was
displayed
by
the
three
hundred
or
so
persons
in
attendance.
J.
M.
Dunn
occupied
the
chair,
the
meeting
being
In
progress
about
two
hours.
indianTs"
arrested
In
Connection
With
Burglary
of
Hudson
Hay
Store
at
Kiiwanga;
Nothing
New
at
Dutedale
It
Is
unofficially
reported
that
an
arrest
has
been
made
In
the
interior
in
connection
with
the
recent
burglary
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Co.
store
at
Kltwaaga
whan
an
amount
of
rash
was
taken.
An
Indian
la
understood
to
hare
been
taken
In
custody
As
far
as
can
be
learned
here,
no
a
rrets
have
yet
been
made
In
connection
with
the
burglary
last
week
of
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co
's
office
at
Butedale
when
the
sum
of
$673
was
taken
although
a
number
of
persons
are
understood
to
have
been
questioned
by
the
police.
WH1FFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
The
Armour
Salvage
Co.
a
power
tag
Salvage
mini,
with
Capt
Paul
Armour
in
personal
command,
returned
to
poet
early
yesterday
I
morning
after
having
delivered
the
I
big
pile
driver
of
Albert
&
McCaf
-f
ery
to
Stewart
where
it
will
be
used
j
in
a
wharf
extension
job
which
is
1
being
undertaken
by
the
federal
department
of
public
works
The
Princess
with
her
tow
had
left
for
Stewart
about
noon
Satuidav
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st
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$2
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