wife
you
must
first
be
able
(,
liuy
Hip
grub.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
g
All
natural
conditions
favor
the
establishment
of
a
smellor
and
refinery
at
Prince
Itupert
asserts
A.
G.
Oarde,
M.E.,
who
-a
strong-
advocate
for
such
a
project.
J.
V.
Hraham.
wlio
nut
Cedar.
vale
in
the
map,
is
paying
nrsi
visit
for
seven
year
to
Prince
Itupert.
H
notes
great
development
ybere.
-
-.
r
-
'
i
i
'
The
AnttUran-NVomeii'H'Aiixili-
nry
"of
'
Caledonia
diocese
has
elected
officers
us
follows:
Pre
sident,
Mrs.
lu
Vcrncl;
honorary
vice-president,
Mrs.
Kix;
first
viec-presidenl,
'Mrs.
(McCos-kric:
second
vircoresidenl.
Mr.
Hognn:
eeretary.
Mrs.
Melntosii:
treasurer.
Miss
West.
PANTS
COVER
ONLY
HALFOF
STOMACH
Dissatisfied
B.
.C.
.Customer
Writes
to
Edmonton
Taljor
Regarding
Nether
l.'enple
in
Prince
Rupert
wIiq
(send
awny
for
their
clothes
:
should
take
a
lesson
from
Que
jHC.
resident
.who
tried
lo
buy
in
Alberta
Ibut
was
not
nulled.
Here
is
the
story
as
It
appeared
in
an
F.i!mnnion
newspaper:
j"
"Where
does
he
wear
'em,
anywny"
mused
Chief
ofgPolico
fShule.
Friday
mnrnlnsr,
o
he
lirnzed
enrneslly
on
a
letlor
jiist
!
received
from
a
man
in
tho
in-ilerior
of
British
Columbia.
The
penlliimRn.
II
appears,
or
dered
a
pair
nf
trousers
from
nn
Kdmnnlnn
tailor.
He
paid
812.35
charges
nnd
express
on
them,
and
look
the
new
pants
hom)
for
n
preliminary
canler.
They
wern'l
satisfactory,
so
ho
decided
lo
enlist
the
aid
of
Chief
Shule,
in
collecllng
from
tne
UiOnr.
for
the
alJeged
mis-
riis.
;
co
be
mailed
them
-
to
the
Jr
.
.
.!:...
.tlllA
.nl.
oskWU
the
ch1if
lo
seo
that
the
tailor
railed
for
the
pauls
hikI
paid
Hie
?t2ir,,
pljis
t3
expenses
incurred
by
tne
dissatisfied
cuslimier,
In
travelling
to
nnd
from
the
nearpst
depot
to
receive
the
parcel.
Hut
here's
the
sentence
that
causes
the
cliiff
l6yondcr
bow
they
wear
'em
in
the
wflds
of
Hrill-ii
Columbia.
''Oi.
the
other
band,
the
trounce
are
loo
small
in
the
seal,
it
only
covers
half
my
slipnacK"
tfpclllcj:
follows
copy
.
"Does
Mr
wear
lliem
:on
hN
hand-
and
if
so
no
wonder
the.
are
too
small
In
the
seat
but
ibies
lie
nit
on
his
tummy?"
murmurl
the-
chief,
still
worrying
over
the
pants
of
Hie
mnn
from
H.C.
'
VAMH00F
'lfhn
"MV
.;.
llmvse7
Hfi,,
T.
S."
Haxter
'f'of
'njieoiiver,
"
and
Samuel
OKi'ker
were
Ilie
speakers
at
a
meclinjr
here
last
Thursday
evening
In
support
of
.lnhn
A.
Fraser,
lb"
Conservative
rtandidale
for
CnrHioo
rld-insr.
Hobort
HeIcl
presideil.
John
llosklns
'has
returned
here
afler
havlnir
.spent
'a
vnca-llon
at
Harrison
Hot
Bprinfcs.
Hcv.
and
Mrs.
11.
T.
McFar-
ihav
a
copy
at
Dr.
rT(i
rroitmr.
f
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,iW.
trill
t4
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aartr.
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tram
tir
tavala
tt
at
ill
aJrtt,
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tamaat
artt
ta
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ota
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iririt
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Jmit
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thr
n
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rch
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tuy
miiittaucr
in
Mir
tuual
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now
dtlivrid
.la
ftat
(Atuwrr
YESarfrO)
Name.
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!an'
liavi
rcMiriirrt
-o
uoof
afK'i
liuxing
s'lenl
a
tio'i
ilay
vlMiluc
witu
liicu
parent-in
Vancouver.
James
II.
1
.
I.acey
has
benn
apjwiiivted
seemtasy
of
I
he
JV
li-uko
assembly
of
the
Native
Sons
uf
Canadu.
Miss
Ab'ita
MIMiell
lias
tieui
aknn
to
Uie
Prince
fieorgrtl
Ilospilal
to
umiTgo
nn
opera
Hon.
,Mra.
Hwart
nnd
her
dniiKhter,
Miss
F.warl,
of
Prince
Oeorjre,
were
recent
visitors
here
with
Dr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Hoss
Stone.
Miss
FavbH
leaves
shortly
to
lake
a
course
nf
training
for
a
nurs.t
nt
I
he
lloyal
"Nlcloria
Hospital,
Montrenl.
A
son
was
horn
on
September
2
lo
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Hnrold
Smith
f
Fort
St.
James.
Ckipl.
C.
Cnrmichael,
the.
Torr
orator,
who
travels
around
the
eounlr'wben
election
enmpalgn
are
on,yiy
lurn
up
here
on
heriv.
on
finliinlay
lo
address
,a
meeting
nn
behalf
of
John
A.
Fraser,
the
Conservative
candidate
for
Cnribno,
Funny
8portsmen
Yankee
(walnhtnjr
KnfHIsh
pmme)
Funny
blen
your
hnvln?
Mucks"
in
cricket.
Urllon
Not
any
funnier
Ilian
you
'Americans
hnvlnr
"fowls"
in
baseball,
old
chap.
,Trl;
g,.,,
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Thursday,
Sept.
9,
IU2B.
i
Election
Important
&
i.,
,
But
So
is
Fair.
,.,
The
federal
election
is
a
very
important
event
und
should
receive
the.
closest
consideration
of
all
citizens.
The
Prince
Rupert
and
district
fair
is
also
very
important
to
this
district
and
especially
to
the
people
of
this
city.
It
opens
on
election
day
and
will
also
lie
a
big
event
and
one
-that
should
receive
the
full
and
undivided
support
'of
both
Liberals
and
Conservatives
and
sucli
other
parties
and
people
as
may
be
represented
here.
Doubtless
all
will
unite
in
this
event.
Divided
on
Tuesday
they
will
come
together
that
eveniug
and
the
following
few
days
and
work
in
unison
for
the
success
of
the
annual
exhibition
and
fair.
By
that
time
we
shall
all
have
had
.uur
political
amusement
and
shall
be
ready
to
turn
to
local
affairs
for
a
healthy
change.
Fight
Close
One
In
Vancouver
Centre.
;,
The
big
political
fight
between
II.
II.
Stevens
and
Dugald
Donachy
in
Vancouver-Centre
is
one
of
the'most
interesting
seen
for
some
time.
Air.
Donaghy
had
retired
from
political
life
and
was.
intending
lo
devote
himself
to
private
practice
but
he
saw
what
he
considered
a
political
injustice
and
he
at
once
took
off
his
hat,
lightened
his
belt
and
sparred
up
to
the
great
champion
of
probity
and
purity
in
Vancouver
Centre
and
is
meeting
with
a
great
deal
of
success.
No
one
can
tell,
what
the
result
will
be
but
there
are
many
prominent
Liberals
who
declare
Stevens
will
be
beaten
and
Donaghy
will
be
a
member
of
the
.Mackenzie
King
cabinet.
Old
Age.
Pensions
And
Conservatives.
.If'
the,
.Old
Age
Pensions
legislation
introduced
by
Liberals
last
fessjtnrvas
merely
a
sham,
n
fake,
unworkable
and
nil
the
other
obiffxious
things
the
Conservatives
say
it
is.
why
did
they
.not
try
to
make
it
genuine
and
workable?
asks
the
Victoria
Times.
Why
did
they
not
submit
a
scheme
of
their
own
when
the
ruea-.sureya
given
its
various
readings
in
the
House
of
Commons?
Why
dicT
they
reject
it
outright
in
the
Senate
instead
o
making
suclij
amendments
as
they
deemed
to
be
necessary?
The
nia-jority)selnMmeut
in
the
House
of
Commons
was
in
favor
of
old
age;
pensions.
If
'the
Conservatives
had
submitted
a
better
proposal
jUiaiiUlie
Liberal
measure,
it
would
have
lieen
accepted,
in
parPial
any
rate.
The
truth,
of
course,
is
that
the
Conser-yatiye'ljarty
ju
-Parliament
is
opposed
lo
Old
Age
Pensions.
In
this
it
is;.tr,iie
to
its-record
in
Canada.
Never
has
it
been
identified
with
any
serious
efforts
to
place
such
legislation
upon
the
jitatute
books
of
iihis-counlry.
Mr.
.Meighen
in
.one
or
his
humorous
pre-reloction
conversations
now
says
that
If
he
is
elected
he
will
will
have
if
passed
by
Parliament.
.
Obviously
this
is
merelv
an
e,pedientr
for
.shelving
the
whole
-question.
We
may
be
sure
no
such
elaborate
procedure
would
be
employed
by
Mr.
Meighen
if
the
meamrc
were
designed
to
confer
some
special
benefits
upon
the
liarons
or
special
privilege
who
largely
dictate
the
policies
of
his
party..
Your
Vote
and
Influence
is
Respectfully
Solicited
for
FRED
STORK
Liberal
Candidate
BRITISH
SETTLERS
ARE
DOING
WELL
CANADIAN
FARMS
Representative
.of
British
Settlement
Society
Reports
Fa-i-jjiiiT,
vorably
on
Work.
JN.N'UjF.H.
Sept.S
linler
the
j
se'leetivejilau
of
immigration,
the'
riunilioM
heinR
-brought
to
Canada
j
front
.!
real
.Britain
are
proviiwrj
tlpynselve
willing
and
energdie
fdrmers
end
are,
makhv
pood,
ae-r.ing
lo
llev.
J.
.
Whellnns,
fiver,eas
ri'i'resenlatlve
of
Ilie
H'rifish
SetlleniQiiCKSociely.
who
ifjAVtmiipcs
oVi'r
lh
Canadian
;
.WtHiiial
illailwSys
for
Toronto:
last
th
ijrlit.
Mp
W'lii'lhiiw
luis
tipen
mkmiiI-
intr
1hc
past
'few
weeks
in
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
vUitimr
and
invest
ifratinp
the
forty
families
established
in
Cumnla
this
year
by
the
British
Settlement
So-
c.ii'ly
.work
nip
in
close
co-operation
with
the
immigration
department
of
the
Canalian
National
Hail
ways.
Without
exception
it
wns
his
experience
to
find
all
of
Ilie
neonle
firmly
and
hannilv
es
tablished
and-
possessed
nf
a
hopeful
outlook,
lie
staled
Hint
none
had
anv
criticism
to
offer
of
their
treatment
and
Dial
all
considered
their
lot
much
more
agreeable
than
in
the
British
Isles.
In
connection
with
the
arlivi-
lif
nf
tln
siM-ipIv
in
firml
Itri.
tain.
.Mr.
MielIans
staled
that
lajjk
of
interest
and
lack
of
mo-4
nev
wen
the
two
ureal
obstacles
which
have
to
be
overcome
by
those
seeking
to
attract
immigration
of
a
desirable
churaeier
to
Canada,
lie
eoiiiiderM
that
the
.former
nroblem
would
l.e
mil
gradually
as
those
who
have
im-misraled
made
pood,
hut
that
the
second
difficulty
is
one
of
economies
which
can
only
be
adjusted
by
some
form
or
legislation
or
n
jfenoral
hetlerment
or
condi
tions
(hat
is
not
apparent
at
the
iiresent
moment
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
tay:
Rolled
down
stockings
huve
bo
visible
means
of
support
and
$iould
be,
piiupjicd.
?,
.(
.
It's
only
twenty-one
year
since
Alberta
became
a.
prpvijjse
and
now
Abe
thuiks
she
w
jnst
as
good
us
the
rest
of
us.
Her
sunny
way's
soem
to
have
won
out.
If
you
want
a
butterfly
of
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you
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he
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