PAQB
8IX
AUDITORIUM
Dances
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AND
SATURDAY
EVENING
Beginning
al
9
o'clock
Floor
In
the
Finest
Shape
MISS
CURRIE'S
'
ORCHESTRA
Ladles
25o
Gentlemen
50c
TJie
Hall
Is
now
equipped
to
lake.care
of
Dances,
Concerts
and
Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
Is.
50x100
feel,
maple
floor,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title
to,
properly.
IT'S
FOR
SALE
Phone
Black
449
L.
J.
WARREN,
Proprietor.
AUDITORIUM
A
NEW
RANGE
SILK
KNIT
Underwear
ALL
COLOnS
VHSTS
....
ULOOMliltS
SLIPS
$1.35
$2.35
$3.00
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please
Phono
27.
P.O.-.
Box
327
Free!
Free!
We
will
give
away
One
Tea
Pot
with
every
purchase
2
pounds
of
BRAID'S
BEST
TEA
or
1
lb.
Tea
and
1
lb.
of
BRAID'S
BEST
COFFEE
Only
a
limited
number.
Come
In
and
'Inspect
our
stock
of
School
Supplies.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
GEORGE
RORIE
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
Liquidator,
Trustee,
&c.
Phone
337
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
PIILNCE
RUPERT
Consult
us
about
Your
Eyes
Make
use
of
our
guaranteed
Oplirul
Service.
27
years
experience
letting
eyes
bud
fitting
glasses.
17
years
constant
practice
in
Toronto.
A.
E.
Ireland
Oraduale
Optometrist
for
27
Years
313
3rd
Ave.
Phone
Red
442
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
SWIFT'S
PICNIC
HAMS
Average
weight)
4
to
(I
lbs.
Special,
per
lb.
29c
blue
Ribbon
Matches,
large
pkg
Special
29c
1000
lbs.
Ilurma
Rice,
3
lbs.
25c
13
lbs
$1.00
Broken
Shelled
Walnuts,
special
per
lb
39c
Prices
are
advancing
on
all
shelled
huts.
Buy
now!
Lemon
.
and
Orange
Peel,
special
per
lb.
19c
Van
Camp's
Pork
and
Jleans,
in
dividual
size,
4
for
........
25c
Ripe
Olives
(half
priced
2
tin
for
25c
IU20
Pack
lllack
Figs,
special
2
lbs.
for
39c
.Malkins
Best
Orange
Marmalade.
i
lb.
tin,
special
49c
California
Table
Figs,
new
slot.
per
lb
.
.
.
25c
Sherwood
Brick
Cheese,
5
pound
bricks,
special
$1.49
lry
this
new
line.
It's
a
winner!
FRUIT
DEPARTMENT
Hartlett
Pears,
5
lb.
basket,
spo-
ial
35c
Tokay
drapes.
3
lb.
basket,
spe-
a!
50c
No.
1
Fancy
Tomatoes,
5
lb.
basket,
special
40c
Terrace
Turnips,
arriving
Saturday,
C
lbs.
for
25c
Per
sack
S2.7E
erraee
Cabbage,
now
in,
lb.
.
.
Sc
Terrace
Carrot's,
arriving
Satur
day,
8
lbs.
for
.
.
i
25c
reen'
Tomatoes,
0
lbs.
for.
,25c
Quantity
lots,
per
lb
3'jc
reen
Peppers,
2
lbs.
for
...
25c
olden
Ilantam
Corn
on
Gob.
ner
dozen
40c
Pickling
Onions.
3
lh.
fnr
25r.
Pickling
Cukes,
per
lb
15c
New
Green
Heans,
3
lLs.
...
25c
Kalian
Prunes,
per
crate
...
95
'reserving
Peaches.'
crate
S1.4t
Crahannles.
1
i
lh
fnr
si
nr.
Per
box
$2.1f
No.
1
Mcintosh
Red
Apples,
2
lbs.
for
25c
Per
box
$3.2r
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211,
212
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
NOTICE
IS
UEnEBYGIVEM
th!
tha
r.
serve
txltUot
uer
Lot
4t07,
Cassiar
bit
.v.,
iv
lauiciicii.
fctjuty
Minister
of
Lands,
n
R
Nirirv
Lands
bepirtnu-nt,
.
'
1
icium,
a.
1.,
8th
June,
ittt.
LAND
ACT
Notlct
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Lm
Lane
u
i-nure
nuperi
Lani
nerordinr
uu
trlet
of
Hanre
4,
Coat
Land
District,
and
tliuate
on
passage
Island.
it
.wuit
inai
j,
b.
Francis,
ot
ronnka.
Alberta,
oceunatinn
Mi.ki,,
,
tends
to
apply
tor
a
lease
of
me
roitowlnt
described
land:
uimmenrinr
at
a
pjst
planted
at
tN
.Xorm
esi
end
or
ramie
Island,
neai
.oast
Trianrulation
s
iu.
ih.,.
around
the
mind
at
nirh
water
mark
im
iiniuiuiui
ivvg
arres,
more
or
le.
josehi
britla.md
niA.ias,
fttn
,m
M'PMr.Dt
TIMBER
SALE
X8109.
There
will
be
offered
ror
sale
at
at
um
ou
the
3rd
dajr
r
ttio.
In
the
t.rrirp
r
,1,.
1,1.,-,-,
F,reler.
Prlnee
Hujrt.
0.
C.
the
Mren-
XS
tut.
tn
rut
.J0,00"
feet
of
Sprure
lleiuliKk
and
dar.
on
an
area
sJtualed
ciu
Two
if,
jeara
will
be
alluwext
ror
re
moval
or
timber.
I'mrlded
Ihftt
inv
tmm
untU.
in
.,....
the
auriton
In
peracn
may
submit
a
sealed
lender
t6
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
trealed
as
one
bid.
Further
p.artl:ulara
of
the
Chief
Fores-fJ"i-
Vlor'
.B
C
A
or
Forester.
noitrri.
n
.
TIMBER
SALE
X8108.
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Piibllr
Auction,
a;
p
.
on
the
3rd
dsy
of
811
teinoer,
H
-,,
i
tbf.
om,.e
of
,ne
nisirfel
rorfcer.
,r.r.
Rimef
n
r
,h.
1""
l'.asi.oou
reel
or
snnire
LIi
.
.
'
'rnT-
"n
an
area
Mtiiated
on
.
1
","u
anjoinuii
j
J15
and
8
Ullp.
Queen
Charlotle
Islands.
Three
(S
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
'
of
the
llmtiee
prnrlded
that
any
me
unible
to
attend
the
suction
In
person
msy
submit
a
sealed
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
Further
particular!
of
the
Chief
Fores
lfH.:,n.'!''':.
"i
ca-
or
t""'11
foreiter.
-
Miiprii,
v.
i,
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
Night.
Phonei
687,
539,
Qreen
238,'
Black
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
O.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
CONSERVATIVE
MEETING
WAS
ENTHUSIASTIC
AND
SPEAK
ERS
INTERESTING
(continued
from
pago
two)
lo
the
people
to
put
into
office
a
government
that
would
make
or
Canada
a
great
nation.
Cheering
Report
The
chairman,
beforo
calling
upon
Mr.
Raster,
read
a
tele
gram
stating
that
lit
seats
were
assured
to
the
Conserva
lives
In
Canada
and
ilia
I
In.
Pacific
Coast,
including
the
Yukon,
would
return
fifteen
Conservatives.
Mr.
Raster
expressed
his
opin
ion
that
the
progress
of
Jan;nl;i
!:aJ
nol
been
satisfactory
dur
ing
the
past
five
years.
He
do
nounceu
llie
"whispering
cam
paign"
to
tin1
effect
that
Mr.
Meighen,
if
returned
to
power,
would
give
llie
OS.
II.
to
the
C.P.R.
and
close
up
the
line
from
Red
Pass
Junction,
(living
Mr.
Mefcrhen
the
credit
for
hav
ing
really
established
the
great
system
known
as
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
Mr..
Haxlei
urgeu
unit
.Mcignen
was
mote
nleresled
in
and
more
anxiou
for
the
sttcres
of
the
system
ban
any
other
public
man
in
aifadii.
Mr.
Raster
also
de-
touneed
the
."insidious
nrona-
aanda"
of
the
Liberals
that
the
cvnscrYatives
would
denv
,
the
franchise
to
iorefent6rriT!cltf
'.ens.
Such
UitcmenisT.Mr..llax
er
.aid,
were,
.unautliorizedatni
e
hastened
to
assure
lb
4
for-
Jign-lidrri
citizens
that
tfiev
nocdfear
no
sucji'
thing.
Jlold-frjiUp
a
picture'
oCFred
Stork,
Jir.
ilaxter
said
Mr.
Stork
ha.'
been
blessed
by
nature
with
s
handsome
prrfile
liil
everything
Ise
in
the
Liberal
camnaizn
hook
was
dirty.
Constitutional
Issuo
Dealing
with,
the
co.istitutioiirt:
ssue,
Mr.
Itaxte.-
trace.i
event-
irom
trie
1113a
election
up
'to
une
20
when
M'.
King
I1.1.I
hriee
been
bealen
m
the
Houv
nd,
facing-
a
vcte
of
censure.
ad
askec'
for
dissolution
which
ad
hern
denied
him.
Quoting
reeedent
in
Great
Rrilain
when
ladstone.
after
a
vote
of
cen-
ure.
had
resigned
and
advised
hat
Disraeli
be
called
UDjn.
in
'.atwda
when
the
"Pacific
sca'n-
al
ia.1
brought
about
the
over-
hrow
of
Sir
Joir.
A.
Macdona.'d
who
resigned
and
advised
that
iexandrr
Mackenzie
be
called
pon
and,
in
British
Columbia
when
Col.
Prior
resigned
and
ad
-
;iscd
that
Richard
Mcn-ide
ailed
upon,
Mr.
flaxlcr
declared
hat
Mackenzie
Kins
should
hav
eken
similar
action.
In
the
In
stances
referred
to,
Ihe
defealO'J
i-ader:
had
auled
Ihelr
succor
'ors
in
ias!ing
legislation
ar.,
omi,i5t!iiS
husiness
hut
the
Lib-rals
had
not
done
so
and
J!
wa
no
one
else's
fault
lhan
their
own
that
the
legislation
of
tie
session
had
"iot
been
nassed
rhey
nad
in?4ead
so"
acted
thai
he
Meighe:
govcrnmen
was
de.
feated
on
a
constitutional
point
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Put
Trimmings
at
low
price
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
SIXTH
STREET
C0MBINATI9N
BUTTER
AND
EGGS
SPECIAL
FOR
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
1
1MJZKN
Filial
I
KGOS
and--1
LB.
CIIKAMKIIY
HUTTlill
Both
For
69c
CAN
YOU
BEAT
IT?
Eno's
Fruit
Salts,
for
two
days
only,
per
bottle
,
,
75o
'
FRUIT
Prunes,
jicr
hox
95
o
Pearlies,
per
hox
$1.40
Pear,
3
dozen
for
$1.00
If
ol
house
Tomatoes,
per
basket
4Qo
Fresh
Milk
and
Whipping
Cream
FHR
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday
Repitniil
e
a
..
"Cholera
Infantum"
The
Fatal
Disease
Of
Children
MOTHERS
SHOULD
UM
This
YaJuable
preparation
has
bum
on
the
market
for
the
put
eighty
yem,
snd
haa
no
equal
for
off-aetUnj
th
romitinK,
purging
and
diarrhoea
of
cholera
infantum.
1
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milbura
Co,
Limited.
Toronto.
Oni.
Mien
the
law
ofuccru
of
th
iousc
had
asserted
it
waj
in
.tiler
ano,
even
then,
Meighen
nad
been
de'oaled
as
a
result
)f
"the
dirty,
contemptible
trick
'
of
a
Progressive
who
had
broken
his
pair.
Tariff
Mr.
Ilaxter
then
moved
to
tlu
tuestion
of
the
tariff
and,
with
many
instances
and
cxamnlcfc,
submitted
his
argument
thai
Canada
would
never
have
pros
perlly
until
its
nianufaclureri
were
protected
with
a
tariff
from
he
competition
in
its
own
mar
kets
with
cheaper
foreiign
labor
Ihe
Liberal
tariff.
Mr.
Ilaxter
declared,
was
a
revenue
tariff
ust
high
enous
to
give
menu"
and
jusl
low
enough
to
not
pre-
ent
Imports.
The
Uonservativi;
ariff
was
a
prolectivc
one,
de
igned
to
keep
out
foreign
man
ufactures
o
a
to
protect
liio
Canadian
factories
and
allow
them
to-do
Canada's
own
manufacturing
instead
of
sending
out
raw
materials
and
buying
back
he
finished
products
at
man
lines
the
price
Canada
had
re
ceived
for
the
raw.
As
it
Is
now
apifal
could
not
be
invested
ir
manufacturing
projects
In
Can-ida.
Tliotisands
of
people
had
been
made
idle
as
a
result
of
the
liberals
lowering
the
tariff
on
farm
implements
and
steel
proiiucls,
.Mr.
Haxler
asserted.
Tory
Policy
It
was
the
Conservative
policy.
Mr.
Jtaxter
said,
to
give
preference
to
the
British
Empire
biti
nol
giveisuuh
a
low
tariff
thai
the
people
of
Canada
would
!
at
a
disadvantage.
Mr.
Baxter
admitted
that
too
libit
a
tariff
would
be
suicidal
until
Canadian
nianufacturos
were
properly
developed
and.
established.
Mr
uaxter
Ihen
wen!
on
to
give
many
instance
where
he
d.
elared
protection
was
needed
i
onler
to
give
Canada
the
benefit
of
its
raw
products
berna
manufactured
In
Canada
and
no:
in
foreign
countries
and
boush!
back.
Canada,
he
s.ihl,
needed
mass
production
which
it
wou'.i
never
have
until
there
was
population
which
in
turn
liter
wouiu
never
be
.if
the
peopl-
eould
nol
stay
at
home.
Mr.
Baxter
refprrrd
to
the
fact
thai
t'nited
Slales
kept
its
tariff
tin
wliilc
Canada
had
been
low.
The
Prince
(Seorge
pulp
mill,
Mr.
isnxlrr
declared,
could
nol
be
built
because
American
man
ufacturer,
could
'
get
all
the
pulp
wood
Ihcy
wanted
from
Quebec.
There
would
have
to
li
lt
prolective
tariff,
he
said,
be
fore
even
prince
llupert
coulJ
eel
something
to
return
i-sl
in
Hie
ears
thai
brought
araphcre.
iteierring
to
rrejglit
rales,
Mr
Baxter
declared
that
thr
Conservatives
had
heen
itslrumental
it:
i-ecommeniiing
ratos
favorable
lo
British
Columbia,
Alberta
and
Sasbatehwan,
but
tlic
Liberal
government
had
never
acted
up
on
me
matter.
In
f.ce
of
such
action
as
tiii,
Mr.
Baxter
won
uered
if
Fred
Stork
had
"tho
tfall"
to
come
back
nnd
say
lh(
i
lie
lories
had
been
oposed
lo
the
equalization
of
western
freiuhl
,-ates.
Kven
"Old
John"
shed
tears
and
rivers
of
watet
poured
down
his
face."
but
ho
and
"Jerry"
had
been
in
Ottawa
and
they
dad
never
even
men
tioned
freight
rates.
Robb
Budget
Mr.
Haster
then
wenl
on
Jo
queclion
what
benefit
tle
Hobh
budget
had
been
lo
tllp
people
of
Canada.
Penny
postage
did
not
mean
much
to
the
average
individual--50c
a
year.
Kven
income
ux
reduction"
did
no!
mean
much
for
the
most
of
pen-
,le
had
not
been
gelling
abovi
the
exempted
fiaiire
anyway.
Ile-
duetioh
of
Ihe
automobile
tariff
only:
b'encfitleil
Ihe
people
who
could
afford
lo
buy
automoliiles
and
they
Wif'reiJititlie
minority
Kven
IherffMi'ifkeniio
King
haJ
not
sloodbrlils'.'KUijs
anil,
wilh
a
reduction
of
tariff
on
automoliiles.
had
been
forced,
in
order
Ural
Canadian
car
manufacturers
might
meet
the
competition,
lo
drop
the
sale?
tax
on
Canadian
made
cars
while
con-linuing
il
on
'American.
ThU
meant
tJiat
the
"wonderful
reduction"
in'
1
lie
tariff
on
auto
mobiles
had
been
from
35
per
cent
lo
33
i.
The
Liberals
liRd
thus
recogniied
what
they
would
no'
call
protection.
The
Conservatives,
Mr.
Baxter
said,
had
nol
opposed
the
lower
ing
of
the
income
lax
but
Ihcy
'li.
I
I.0.H1
,mitn
luirlifMilnrlv
iiiivf
ous
for
the
removal
of
the
sulci
In
that
"aboinliiab!e"
and
"in
.
lquitous"
tax
that
every
Cana
dian
rich
or
poor---had
to
pay
every
lime
a
purchase
was
made.
The
Liberals,
Mr.
Baxter
said,
raised
Ihe
ML?Jax
fromlAilo
C
.
,
,
i
-
i.
,
per
rem
aim
men
cm
u
nown
to
five
and
nsked
Hie
people
tr
look
al
the
reduction
in
taxes
they
had
effected.
"The
ftobh
budget
was
not
all
it
wa
crack
il
up
to
be."
asserted
Mr.
Baxter,"
for
il
did
nol
relieve
th-'
lax
we
all
feel."
Roads
and
Pensions
Mr.
ilaxter
referred
to
th
fund
of
$20,000,000
to
aid
th
province
in
road
building
which
Meighen
had
established
to
aid
the
provinces
ami
which
would
again
be
established
if
the
Con
servatlves
were
relumed
to
power.
Mr.
Baxter
Ihen
referred
l-i
old
agi
pensions
and
character
ised
the
bill
of
(he
last
parliament
along
Mils
line
a
"faki
thing,"
a
"sham"
and
"shame."
Ihe
jirice
Markeiule
King
In
I
paid
for
the
support
of
Iwo
La
bor
men.
The
Conservatives.
Mr.
Ilaxler
slated,
would
nol
vole
against
the
bill
in
the
House
for
fear
of
the
"hue
and
cry"
tha'
would
h
raUei
all
over
Canadi
iitgalnsl
them
If
they
did.
lie-
sponsible
for
Ihe
defeat
of
lb'-
bill
in
the
Senate
were
"Liberal
senators,
freed
from
the
shackle
of
parly
and
able
to
jee
thliu
fairly"
as
well
as
Conservative
senators
Mr.
Baxter
said
Ihet
Meighen'.o
plan
for
the
rnllintc
of
a
conference
wilh
the
pro
inrrs
was
the
only
praclicabie
way
in
vvtiieh
lo
tleafl
with
th
matter.'
The
sneaker
indulred
n
further
dipamging
remark
boul
"Obi
John
'
in
connection
with
llie
matter
of
pension.
Only
one
parly
has
a
chance
n
Ihe
election
mid
that
is
tin
Conservative,"
concluded
Mr.
.aautc.
"The
Liberals
hope
tot
no
better
than
a
coiiiproiiusv
with
other
parlios
lu
form
h
government.
Brady,
your
candi-
Jale.
has
the
character,
honest?
ind
ability
to
ably
repreen'
vou.
His
former
pupil
recognize
that
character,
honesty
ano
urilily
and
are
all
with
hint
When
a
young
man
makes
such
an
Impression
on
the
minds
ol
children,
can
you
make
an
mistake
in
Hefting
himT
Can
ada
has
not
made
the
pigre
he
would
have
in
(tie
last
five
rears
but
i!
is
capable
of
ania-
ng
progress
in
the
neii
;o
years.
JOURNALIST
HERE
FOR
CONSERVATIVES
C.
H.
Gibbons.
Well
Known
Writer
and
Cartoonist
Help-Inn
Brady
In
Campaign
C.
II.
(iiltbon.
iotirnalial
nnv
ellsl
and
cartoonist,
arrived
1ie.e
irom
tne
south
yesterday
in
eon-nerlion
with
the
Conservalivt
ampalgn
to
lry
lo
elect
J.
Brady
and
will
remain
tmiii
Tuesday
afternoon.
He
was
the
man
responsible
ror
the
campaign
hooklcl
entitled
"Politic
with
Pen
and
Pencil
'
disietlniii.!
T
in
this
district.
He
is
also
M
autiior
or
tne
iiook
dealing
wit'.l
the
Yukon
gold
rush
entitled
llie
M)tirlougii
Samaritan."
Ht
ts
a
journalist
of
many
years
I
tanilitw,
having
worked
on
inns'
of
llie
coast
newspapers
at
ome
lime
ann
done
a
lot
of
work
fori
tne
cw
ork
newspapers.
WOMAN
AFRAID
TO
JEATANHHING;
"I
was
afraid
lo
eal
luvausc
I
always
had
stomach
trouble
uflerwards.
Since
taking
Ad-
ferrka
I
can
eal
and
feel
fine."
i'Stened)
Mrs.
A.
Howard.
OXK
pi
Km
Till
Aillerfka
removes
OAS
and
oflrji.
lirings
surprising
relief
trV
the
stomach,
wtops
thai
full,
lliloateil
reeling.
Removes
old
wasle
mailer
from
interline
ami
makes
you
reel
happy
and
cheerful.
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for
ohsth.
ale
conslipalion.
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lerem-e
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