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` ' astonished and delighted to find Calla- I e on smelters of Otta 0 oug t not

dian flour the best they have yet handled. ti comp`nin of the lack oi public aid, if a

All kinds oi lumber are wanted in Japan. \p‘atement going the round of the press -Is

” and British Columbia aifords the nearest true. Awarding to this statement the

THURSDAY, JUNE 4. 15113.

THE FINANCIAL OUTLOOK-

_and best source of supply. Mr. Fisher total amount of wages paid by iron I ts n excellent opening for Canadian smelters to their hands last year was

furniture, as well as or pulp, paper, me- $274,554 During the same time they got

inthe Dominion oldies $259,158 and from the Provincial-

°’°°° the °°u°°k fm' "M “mm °f the met with many political troubles that are $284554’ This °h°w5 that the Gwen"

tide.” For we must expect that as in

were followed by a like number of lean

not ot his own creation, but for what

put’ 9° "1 the future the" Wm be pumds directly caused his recent exclusion frcm ‘nd -left $w’000"{°r other things' _ _ _

of depression alternating with periodyswlf-F pjwer he seems to be whuuy to b|a_me_ In Ambng the railways that do not my "°Sp°r‘t7‘ Have w° had the Seve? fat' ainatter of public contract after tenders and ue closed down mdennitely is the' _ / _ __ nm’ which as in the “wry °f Egypt' h&db0¢l10&u@df°1'“°d °P°“°'i and the road from Hampton on the Intercolonial ' _ '

time for receiving tenders had expired he to SL Martins on the B, of Fund in _ _ _

ment subsidies paid the entire wage bill

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7°"s¥ There °"° s°m° wh° See' m suggestadtohisown business drm that New Bmn3w|ck_ gym' road has had 3

the recent fall in the prices o industrial [and railway stocks an indi- cation that the best of the good times are

leading financial journals do nct share

f 6116! 5`-'|°“1dP]S° swam avmnder' Th” feeble existence for many years past

this view' They remuk “P0” mm f°‘°° bad one on its lace. He appears not to begat out of federal and movinom mb.

that the late break in the prices ol stocks has had little or nc influence on the gen

eral course of finance and commerce The business of the banks, which is the

best index to the real condition of things power was pmmpuy 5,"-m1nated_ in the country, goes on with only slight

liodillmtions from the fluctuating prices

have been- so scrupulous as be should have sidies and a mortgage on the tuck’ with,

° heel *md W°b“bIY h°9°d that the f°‘°t'9 out much prospect ot paying tramc. It is

' q W°\11d Wi" °°“?° ‘°° 1131*- Und” _ the sheer sacrifice ot public money _to squan- _ circumstances it was well that his term of der it on such ventures as t_hese_

Edison in partnership with Marconi

CNP l’l'°SP°°I‘° in 0°t"“`i° and Q“°b°° ought to bring wireless ielegraphy to

4 "wch_ ‘WW WW” "° a "f°_°k °3`° m“°h d”k°”°d speedy success if any combination can do

_ by ihe want ot ram, but since then the “_ Th is mm 1 th rt

The great product lorcee ol Canad _ .. em mme I n ° pa nu' d U - "° ° ll°°°fw '1‘\°¢S Nwffs fel” in b°°‘= nnipiineu which suggests that Marconi

.n th. “ned states an in a healthy lrrovinceswhieh havesaved the situation '-

.ondmom The ind sm b _ _ ' had encountered unexpected dimculties

3 t I. t u _ x are usy dex- In and the NOTWWUSU h&3 and needed-the ot Menlo w

p e eases o temporary l bo i _

iubmeet Wm” "6 "mam: id; been sufficient rain and the prospects are help him out This may not be the true no Whole ‘bw th "ch “to 1”" the fume” ncthmg t° solution, but we think it a fair guess.

- e eaverage of paet years. Aboveulthe outlook for the gm” fu,m_ °°mpl“i” °f' In ff” cmp °r°§p°_°ts in Otherwise the wireless system ought

hm lndustry th bas- - wh” is 'ww 'et aww” the granny sf now to have been working across the

. e isoiprosperityiorthn ,, un ceutlq' _

5h°m“se,iniAmedc5’i8n°t°nlyhed,_h’ ° °m°°° °°” °° °x en °d Atlantic in the regular conveyance of

“nk uri ‘ D bu th an ‘Brunswick, Nova Scotia and the Islan news- and business messages The"

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nmoinfnwre yum 'hm then comm M" smmd ‘mm °°m md dr’ wuther’ has evidently been a hitch somewhere. tl. _the cold being less and the want of rain ___

ns Wm mt b° 8° ‘°'°"'bl°’ but fu' the greater on the Mainland Provinces than During the time of recent drought in

,resent the cmmtry ia” °°““d 'W heart here. Itistobe observed that the large Ontario there were many cloudy ,days I _ :ta 2;" W” ‘gd may ‘°°° tm’ ‘mum induxof immigrants to the Northwest although no rain fell. This impressed

m”°‘° °°“n_ d°”°°’ during the past few months will add Mayor Cook of Ottawa with the notion

nothing to this year's crops, while it will that the rain might be caused to fall by

as n i-ann ni non. sydney rnnsrn ` _

'mt to the _hum exmbmon he looks!" addponsiderablyto the home eousump- abrisk cannonade,andhe requssted Sir

' tion otiocd stuffs. Next year it should Frederic Bordontohave the cannon. at

alarge extension ot our trade in that; _ `“__te___ Th. Jwme* an both add millions of bushels to the Canadian Napean Point tired as a test. The

harvest. _

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For boys up to Io years of age we sell an All

For the holidays when the boys need something

I cool and wasl1abie,\zve sell a nice crash suit at $1

large enough fUr__bo:-_f'-f -ip to 8 years of age.

For bigger ‘hboys :We sell an All Wool 3-piece

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Tweed Suits, cost you $3.75,and better_ones up to $8,

can pleasefyou; and why should’nt we, our scheme is

tasty, wearing:Clothipg at sensible§priccs.’,*

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» we haven t we re after.

Minister promised to look into the 'mat- ter, but we have not heard anything morein regard to it. Many _would be glad tohave the experiment tried even

bly Sir Fiederlc has not much couddence

inhlmself as a rain maker, and hemay al- so have been a little' afraid of ridicule

from an irrev_erant opposition press.

So much irritation audtrouble of one

sort and another has arisen out of the

° . experiences of-the Barr colony andso

many fault-finding lettersl: have been enthome that the riniant ` send

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y . management is not likely to be soon re-

‘peated. And in this way |zo3d may come

_ _ __ out of evil. The colony system does not

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,...»’~s., _permit ot suflicient liberty of location or

5 3 .f \..,,' ' _ chains nf nncnpntien in ine individual

; F" X _ out al “colonsfpfxnder zilgflvidual

immigrant. Arid me -ainsntisfnesinn with a grasping leader has in this case reacted

` "4" """""`="' _to prejudice the Northwest country to

_ some extent, aided by the tact' that

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~g_J‘u»-Big: mn ensues The Gnnniinn to nnu. the nt-

&‘ ,__,_, _tention of the authorities to the drunken-

the spring has been backward and cold.

'A valued correspondent from Kensing _

ness and disorder prevailing there. It ap-

pears that the illegal sale oi liquor goes

‘ 'on from dayto day, that on Saturday

r _ night the town was disturbed by drunken

00 --1 _braw_ls, and on Sunday afternoon' as

_ _ ' people were going to church a young

'man was lying drunk in' a field _beside

the road. Our correspondent is naturally anxious that the existing temptations shall be removed from the _way of the young men and boys oi Kensington. We

Wool Solid Tweed Suit especially made for school _ know nr nothing betini- innnw nm np

‘ the oilicers ot the law to more_ energetic.

wear, cost you $1 75 _ ""‘ ' _ ,'_*"°‘°i‘ ‘md “° “’°"°'”° m.'° keep up tm nn un'sn¢¢essfn1 enndiante for the B. 0. »

‘goodwork otmoral suasxon and educa- _ _ , C a 1 A

~ ~ _ Legislature in 1896, but w(= eieninfi in t'on inthe churches and temperanceiosie-» _ _

_ - 1898 and again in 1900. He was Minister _

ties. The law is good, but we must not _ »° _ i _ lag d __ “the law alone. Public senti; oi Mines in tbe__Dunsmu1r_A-iministratiqn 1SS1l€8 all thé 1110§`lZ f01°Bl8 ¢ iBf\l\§¢¢ H

neu no . ment also was to ___ kept _lm and in icon-1. bniieninnsfi in september cf nie gather protection or investment of hgh ¢gm|,h4, _active to mam _hebm mul___ intent ynnn nn n disagreement with his or rates and particulars apply to

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Royal _Silver Polish

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Shines brightly.

‘Is easy to use.

Leaves noafter dust. Positively nnnniess. We can refer you-._ to _

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Aiteracomparatively long run of cornf_ta1licroni’ing and other wares now made from the Dominion Government in sub- I I' _ fl

llieroiel and financial prosperity it is only I ~ I ` A I 'I i' '

”‘““"‘1 th” them 5h°u1d b°s°me‘ who- Premier Prior 0?;-ritlsh Columbia has Govemmwt $25900' making °‘ “tal ‘i . _ ~

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did so, and were awarded the contract. dining which time in was quite: usuauy He S&YS he did 'mt' inform his P”b°"`s as closed down durln the winter season,

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past. We are pleased to find that the ta the amounts tendered by °thers_ but as There are too many 'such railways in ' HZTC 31°C 3 f€W d way WC Wm Q* & M

11° himself knew’ the t"°°Sa°tl°° W” °' Canada, which were built for what could

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Manitoba will repeat this year the

'successful midsummer lair ofpast years

inWlunipeg from July %)to|July28. lt will be an industrial fair with some

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The Toronto World says the scheme for

pushing the governmeutrailway system to the Northwest is not dead yet although I Sir Wilfrid Laurier is strongly opposed- itn ii. _sir wiiiiningmninek ana ann Mr. Blair are -said to be in its favor. Thel

World alse credits the -Postmaster General with being ambitious to be Premier when

Sir Wilfrid retires, with Mr. Flsldluz as his strongest rival. 'lhese are

merely the speculations otau Opposition journal, however. ‘

Hon. Richard MeBride,the new Premiér

of British Columbia, is a native of that _Prdvince°and was bcrn -at New West-

minster in 1870. He graduated at Dal-

housie University, Halifax,” in 1890 and I was aftewards called to the bar. He was

leader. Heis ons of the youngest .m°h

Our civic needs are many just now.

What with the new market house, _the

imperative improvements of our water

and tire service, and`tlae need- _oi an ad- ditionto our very small police force, to

say nothing of other needs, there seemed some reason to proceed with deliberation And yet_we must have a new market, and

lf built at reasonable cost it can be _made self-sustaining,As to improved iire security

we must pay either for needed- improve- ments or to the insurance agents 'i`*:i:» iff: provements will lighten _.za f

to-those' who insure and :>_if~.=.-; zffiter

eecurityior all,-'whether ie:s:i:e_ii_or not,

egainstloses byilre. as flontlie police §ici~c.»_ two more men at lea:-i are' i1npera=

';~iii'cij.f needed. It will pay' the City# aslt

` nays any private_ emi,zey»e.i'~__ - toemploy

men enough ot .i.hen1’»-Liar We trust’ '

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H°°d<luarters for High Grade Foo:

War and Granby Rubbers of all varieui =, shapes i-n. ,meg

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