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DAILY
EDITION
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managlng-Edtor
VIEWS
OF
BUSINESS
Friday.
August
23.
1915
The
August
number
of
"Canadian
Business"
publishes
an
interesting
article
entitled
"Ottawa
Parade"
in
which
the
writer
suggests
a
possible
majority
or
lorty
for
the
Liberal
party
in
the
present
election.
It
analyzes
the
political
situation
as
it
appeared
just
before
the
magazine
went
to
press.
According
to
the
writer,
the
torpedoing
of
the
Conservative
party
by
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
meant
the
downfall
of
the
Bennett
administration
but
yet
he
did
not
think
there
would
be
many
Stevens
Conservatives
elected.
Their
stronghpld
he
suggested
was
in
Ontario
but
even
mere,
wniie
they
would
take
a
good
many
votes,
they
would
not
be
strong
enough
to
elect
their
men
except
possibly
in
a
very
few
individual
cases.
Evidently
the
writer
of
the
article
in"
question
would
like
to
have
seen
Mr.
Bennett
returned
to
power.
He
speaks
of
the
unfortunate
illness
of
the
Prime
Minister
and
its
effect
on
the
electorate
that
had
to
some
extent
generally
will
change
with
sufficient
rapidity
to
mater
ially
affect
the
outlook
when
the
votes
are
counted.
Insist
on
".GRANT'S
BEST
PROCURABLE"
The
Orirlnal
For
SU
at
Vendor
or
direct
from
"MmU
Order
Dei."
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Control
Urd,
t7
IWllr
Stmt.
Vancouver.
U-CT
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.
A
.
&rantJ
eKT
PROCURABLE
I
ran
.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
!
dispelled
the
spirit
of
defeat
that
seemed
to
have
gripped
the
Conservative
party.
Thus
the
effect
of
the
radio!
speeches
early
in
the
year
was
lost.
He
also
mentioned
the
astonishing
scramble
of
ministers
for
safe
exits.
The
writer
prophesies
that
the
coming
election
will
show
conclusively
that
the
people
refuse
to
be
bothered
about
the
C.
C.
F.
as
a
federal
political
factor
and
suggests
that
the
prospects
of
the
Liberal
party
are
very
bright.
It
is
assured
that
the
Liberals
will
pull
the
country
out
of
a
hole
and
it
intimates
that
business
people
will
welcome
the
removal
of
restrictions
nn
foreitm
and
do
mestic
trade.
Quality
.rather
than
quantity
of
government
is
what
is
wanted
more
than
anvthine-
else.
j
----'---
That
is
m
the
business
view.
For
the
view
of
the
averarre
wage
earner
one
has
to
turn
elsewhere
but
nowhere
is
there
any
evidence
that
any
other
party
than
the
Liberal
is
.likely
to
secure
anything
like
a
majority
in
the
next
nouse.
While
forecasts
are
Tint
farts
and
nothing
?r
sn
lm
certain
as
an
election,
it
is
hardlv
likely
that
the
electorate
Hotel
Arrivals
Koyal
H,
A.
J.
UVe.
J
Shearer
and
.C.
de
Bridge,
Vancouver:
.J.
.G.
Leake
and
A.
K.
Leake.
Dorreetut
A.
S.
Frew,
Vancouver.
N.yA.
'Mc
Donald.
Frances
Lsse
I'rince
Pupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
MtpL.,Pirt
Simpson;
Charles
M
Adam,
Quej-inel;
Mrs.
B.
Shearman
ifind
girls,
'Hazelton;
.S.
McNeil.
VaneoU4R
Mrs.
J.
T.
Burchill.
Klsplex;
T.
Van
Dyk
and
S.
F.
Faherty.
Prince
!
George.
i
Mrs.
A
C.
Wiles.
Quebec;
IJerey.
F.
.Collin.
Vancouver;
E.
W.
ttfselJ
Central
.
.
.
i
uuncan;
jean
Aianiurci),
vxicvuiMi
i
Dora
.Hershey.
Fort
WJlttam:tChrU-iUne
Murray,
Nanaimo;
Mrs.
A.Ji
Wallace
and
daughter,
Netecn;
lrs.
N.
Sherwood.
Terrace
-
.CJJl.,
lespie.
-Oceanic.
Savoy
Mrs.
J..
Roberts,
Miss
Dorreen
Roberts
and
H
8.
Sandberg.
Port
Esslngton;
C.
Eva.
Oceanic;
A.
Wehl.
John
Greenwood
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
L.
Brash
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
H.
Williamson,
city;
Mrs.
Alfred
Mulwaln,
Clax-
I
gig
Wallsted.
city;
E.
J.
Beard,
J
H.
V.
.Wilson
and
J.
Betlinf
,iC
N.
R.;
Mrs.
E.
Cadwallader
and
Kath-erine
Cadwallader.
Cedarvale;
Wil-;
Ham
Somerville
and
01a
Wilson,
Vanarsdol;
Jack
Hetherlngton,!
Smlthers;
N.
Carlson,
H
Anderson
and
N.
Carlson,
city.
Knox
Gordon
Little.
Tom
Olson
and
Stanley
Doll,
Terrace;
N.
A.
Mac-Donald,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Kel-
ley.
.Richard
S.
Alexander,
G.
Ball-,
lie.
H.
H.
Kelley.
W.
II
Marshall,
John
Mackenzie.
George
Arcand,
W.
Appleby,
Pat
Dolan
Thomas
Main.
T.
Kurita,
D
Malda.
J.
Ser-clne,
P.
C.
Campbell
and
R.
Robertson,
Ocean
Falls;
E
Marsh,
Vancouver;
W.
E.
Edson,
Smlthers;
Robert
Phillips
and
Carl
Strom-berg.
Bridge
River;
L.
F.
Coles,
city.
ton;
Rev.
M.
H.
Lawrence.
Klt-katla;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
BrenUen,
Port
Simpson;
J.
Morton,
North
Pacific
Cannery;
George
Eyford,
Cassiar;
Mrs.
J.
Buchan.
&n!thers.
Good
old
Silver
:Spring
hat
been
jt
favorlle
.with
two
gen-eratlont
of
these
who
like
.a
teil,
malty
beer.
It
it
still
brewed
In
Victoria
to
the
tame
perfection
of
quality
that
hat
won
unswerving
loyalty
jo
thlt
,bnd
.throughout
the
yean.
Silver
THE
.DAILY
JtEWS
Friday,
Aufi:-'
Percy
Tinker's
rink
has
one
men
game
to
play
in
the
City
Bowling
League
and.
It
it
wins,
it
will
have
a'
cinch
on
the
seawn
s
championship.
However,
should
Tinker's
rink
lose
this
game
and
Jock
Watson's
win
the
remainder
of
its
scheduled
fixtures,
the
latter
would
tie
the
standing,
neccssita'lng
a
play-off.
Latest
results
In
the
singles'
competition
have
been
as
follows:
Borland
21,
Coatef
12;
Bulger
21.
Tinker
12;
MacPhce
21.
Angus
Macdonald
13.
In
a
doubles'
match
Bulger
and
Borland
beat
MtMee-kln
and
Walton
2G
to
14.
Visiting
Ocean
Falls
and
local
baseball
players
W'dneiday
afternoon
viewed
an
lm
cresting
display
of
talking
picture
films
depicting
y
Hansom
Cab
dnysll
f
SILVEE
SPUING
1
I
has
stood
for
J
V
Highest.
Quality
',M
srnlte
VICTORIA.
iC
LAGE1I
ItEEK
On
Sale
JE
very
wher
e
Thit
advertiiement
It
not
published
or
ditplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
3
STHR
RYE
A
special
quality
old
rye
of
fine
flavor,
thoroughly
matured
in
oak
for
seven-yeart
0OUnmu
i
UIILT
180
F0RE50Z5.
13
OZ.
HANDY
FLASK
technique
of
learltnc
American
league
profwstonul
playws.
a
num
-)er
of
famous
diamond
stars
being
eu
In
aetton.
The
films,
made
ivauable
by
the
Oaneral
Mt
r
rporatktn,
ur
presented
ix.'
night
at
the
Exhibition
Hali
ir
xmneatton
with
the
Jubilee
Cariu
vol.
T.
G.
Appivgatti.
ion
jnanager
f
the
company
from
Vancouver
made
Introductory
remark
HASFUA1X
POSTl'ONKU
Rain
yesterday
aiternoon
caused
he
calling
off
of
the
seoend
base
ball
game
In
the
Ocean
Falls-Prince
Rupert
series.
The
teams
will
meet
this
evening
and
again
tomorrow
a
the
visitors
will
be
here
until
tomorrow
evening
when
they
win
sail
by
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
on
their
return
to
he
paper
town.
i
P.
F.
Coll
In,
repreenUn
the
Pacific
Milk
Company,
has
breu
In
the
city
for
the
Carnival.
At
the
Exhibition
BulMfog
much
interest
was
taken
In
his
talking
pictures
Allien
Incidentally
toM
about
the
famous
milk.
CAPE
TOWN.
Aug.
2J:
CP
A
wheme
is
proposed
to
enlarge
the
"Al
hospital.
The
first
portion
the
work
is
expected
tj
cotfi
$170,
000
and
the
complete
scheme
mill
nean
an
outlay
of
$.'0O.0CO
100
NEW
COATS
Just
Arrived
Today
Choicest
Furs
Latest
Styles
Theee
coats
were
,boup,ht
at
a
bargain
and
.we
are
selling
them
at
a
DISCOUNT
OF
80
;
The
laales
of
Prince
Rupert
are
Invited
to
Inspect
these
f
coats
withouth
obligation.
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itsta
Football
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