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= REUNION. OF BRITISH ©

~ COLUMBIA. PIONEERS

: A domminitige of ‘the ‘British: Colum:

: via Historical Association” is “making

. . AN. advértisemeiits sniist be in The Review, Ottiee, Third. Street, not
later than Wednesday noon. : ; ;

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. Regular display advertising (that is, three. months or longer) 25¢ per
: column: inch: per issue.” it ‘special. position ‘desired, 30e per. ‘column inch
Gi per, issue, : -

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; Political advertising, 50¢ per. column inch per issue.

‘Readers, “among locals, 10¢ per line each” {nsertion.

: ~ Legal notices, 16 cents per line first insertion, oe cents. per line: each
: absequent insertion. = a

Classified ‘advertisements, 2 cents! ‘per “word: first insertion, 1 cent,
7 rd foreach subsequent insertion.
less. than. 26 cents.

: Announcement of ‘Givartainnenta, cic. " conducted -by ehurehes, socie-
3, “where | adinission Ab.charged,, 10 cents : ‘per liac £
Gard of. Thanks, $1. 06. : :

He Nationa ECONOMY CAMPAIGN

* “Several! ‘days ‘ago. a movement commenced in Regina which will, pro:
bably’ be. Dominion wide ‘in. ‘its effect. ‘Representatives from all ‘classes
from: important. parts, of the: ‘Prairie ‘Provinces ‘met in conference to devise

Ways: and’ means, of. ‘creating. an organized public demand upon :the govern-

' ments ‘of. ‘this Country: for. an immediate curtailment of wasteful govern- ;

“As. a: result: similar conferences. ewill: -be: held in’ ‘Rast-

“ment; ; expenditures.
, q British Columbia and it. is hoped that: within, the next few

vertis ent acce ted” ‘tor ’
> " = an —— _ . maf oe about the iniddle -of “May, “to coincide :
: | Wich’ the- Annual Convention: ot:the

‘Native’ ‘Sons - of

.1 year,
: ‘efore- final arrangements are made,
‘|che program : ewill contain entertain-

arrangements ‘for: ‘a: Brand - reunion

sidents of ‘British. Col=}¢

1 ane fils: effort: to" “ake ‘this
,athering an outstanding event in
ine history of the: ‘Province the. com-
mittee ‘has secured: the hearty “co- op-
eration of the Victoria: Posts ‘of. the
Native: Sons* and - Native Daughters,
and to cnsure:2 ‘representative gath-
ering similar : societies throughout
the Province and. individuals are
asked to supply names and addres-
ses of all pioneer residents in. their
respective districts. For the present
purpose, .the term ‘pioneer’ is: being
‘applied to “all those who resided in
British Columbia prior to Confeder-
ation: in 1871. La es ain

The time of the - reunion will be

British
which: is to. be held in Victori a ‘this:
“ Although it will be some time

ment for two or three days, and-will
probably include an “Old-timers”

dinner, a reception at Government
House, and automobile drives |: to
places of’ interest in-and around Vic-
toria and: Wancouver Island. :
The Provincial Archives Dept. is}
taking this. opportunity ‘of collecting;
records ‘and® has ‘prepared - ‘forms for
personal history of: pioneers. “These
torms: may: be ‘obtained. on applica-

‘tion to ‘J. ‘Forsyth, ‘Librarian and -Ar- |:
| ehivist, “Victoria,-and: those with. the’

[residence qualification swho furnish

their: names and addiesses, will ‘later

receive invitations to ‘the reunion.

‘ SELECTING | A FERTILIZER

|:commercial fertilizers. - “The general 5

; system Sof mixed. farming followed a

a. ‘great p proportion of tho t taxes paid. An Canada eventually. ‘comes out of. ‘the ;
clret of ‘t 0 farmer; but it. does. not. ‘tako long. to patisty ourselyos that ;

: As: it general rule taxos are. pala ‘by: the ultimato consumer or
he: producer,’

‘to. the purchiasar. ‘Of. Wis product, but. the. farmor cannot do this because the
2, VEU of his, product is fixed by world conditions and forcos over which he
hag, no Songral dn addition to boing affocted ag -& producar tho farmor.

eu hu ‘Kets ik both. gong and coming.

“ relloye: him. “ot: “pare. at
man aa to ‘pay honvily: under thond! Bee

Canada: should. io vitally intaroated | in watching tha future dovalop

mont. of: Me tee a cotton." atin auch nN “prodnet, ‘In bound to. domo to

uC n rising about owtabllshiment: ‘ot eotton, taclorton horo it. tho: ro-
reould. ba worked: out’ on fv commorelal’ Wnslay ‘

m= Canadian mip are now holnge wed to manufacture artificial allie, and,
recently, announooment..was mada:, that: “a larxo Britiah: tirm : ‘at: artifioial
mcmarony had deelded to bultd a: factory: In: Canada’ to utiliza: Giinadia

‘Ine ‘Koma instances tho pr oducer 1 able to pass tho tax on]

nee

‘ ‘Compared ‘with, many other: ‘coun-
iries Canada" is: a. low consumer : “of

las and: ‘brands, can testify:.”

Columbia, :

- returns, from ordinary, farming “oper.

ations, . few: care to: ‘spend- “monéy.. on

fertilizers. and’ it is. only: when: one}.

is’ “producing. a ‘erop:: of: felalively
hig hh: value. ‘and. when : no. stock:

‘Kept that the risk will be: taken: ‘An

it: has. ‘been. a: ris in-many: cases: be-

fa’ gener al’ lack of ‘assurance

that. -purchasable | fertilizer: “pays. That’.

fertilizers do pay and pay well, ‘par-
ticularly for garden and fruit crops,
many, ‘who: have learned by experi-

ence to, distinguish. between formu-|.

The ap-

pearance. of a fertilizeris’no indica-|

tion of value, nor is thé odor,- which

sometimes suggests great strength.
The. latter as a guide to plant food
content, is unreliable, and it is after
all the.nourishment (content that
fives a. fertilizer its -value.
be: well for the Canadian crop grow-
er when he -can. ‘so distinguish
brands ‘and. understand formulas “as

to be able to “purchase with. ‘discrim-

ination, ‘and with: the | ‘same confid-

of .a required. ‘varicty:
‘has ‘been: taken in this direction by
the ‘passing of the new

Seed Branch at Ottawa. —
of official analyses, of more than
four hundred - fertilizer’ samples
made during the past year shows a
wide divergence of quality -in the
brands. This ‘report, which. is is-
sued as Pamphlet No. 41 of the De-
-Dartment of: ‘Agriculture at Ottawa

“is. ‘an enlightening’ document ‘for

those “who desire to. study the sub-

‘ect.

VISIT TO THE BRITISH
EMPIRE EXHIBITION

It. has now. ‘been definitely -decid-

ed! that: ‘the Canadian Manufacturers
‘Association - will: _BO- ahead: with. ‘its |:
‘| prrangements ; for’ AE
‘England : in. order’ ‘to ‘afford its’ mém- BA
| bers n* opportunity to. visit the Brit- Ae ‘
: rion ‘under ‘the. :

‘and: had ‘the Tueky. fortune to: “miss! skool on ‘acct. of: it. : te
_Witeh Ww as, the only. redeaming feture. of. the. hole. affare...

nre gang done today.
reading

to wiv you: “medicine ‘undt Caator “ON.
SATERDAY-—I dont.mind haveing a

old on Friday but its going a little to
‘tur to run over on to Saterday.
“in to soo me this ovning to toll me what
Ho says ho Is a
about Robinson Garuso witch was Ais
ft contorshunist and I ast him what: made @i
him think so and ho replyed and: anaweraidl

J ako cum

that’ he red wharo ho fot throw. hela and went homo

cand sot down on Nis Choat:

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uruel. ‘onohed: ‘play;

SUNDAY lad Co. for, ‘supper ‘and. Pa ‘pulled, hls.
A yung: ola mado: soul ‘hor pa had

iLO hor® a Mata’ evry” birthday’ ‘and pa “aed woll if that:

a) cna 1 {UBB you wont nood- novar™ to! wiery
eHlortongo: of. dishes for. canthing, “

about i

: In tryed, to: ahange

“the: mibjyele by: tawiing about: the. Pox! ‘polaa Pian, witeh —
Ant ony thot waa for sum pudaya now house and

oad, Yeon: ‘tew Any? ne ‘arkiegk . i

ayn aha.will) ‘ho about. tha: ‘RANG prot

“ton yrs more she will bo

" UNSDAY—Dlistera wt and. unite: haa. got oo now
*Dahy and have namad Abn Vozoldah attor hla unide on
Bo! rosa thw unde muita. he ivory vitoh

Als mna’s aldo.
of. an, ty Int of monoy, .

WHNBDAY-—Pa layed oft: trom: Wa. winte today ¢ to’.
take the cnarbin out of hia engine and ho told me can
fidently that after putting bask on tha angina hea “on”
it no 1 ond: evar maka: dim haleave that Jord pUty ft

_kiowed what ho wad tawking of,

“oot anew Wat Are tenehor haw rbteand Tad te had sim’
e thing: Oon:top atteking onteand Ant: ldmmy nod Lilies rogiton:,;
ot ne bon, AL. Nom: Ne Plume. :

tel “ oo

mo Or: rat: IY ‘watt
yungor than’ Me, “mobby he
1 ‘dont.

ence: ag: ‘when buying certified seed :
_A long step :

‘Fertilizers |“
‘Act. ands the adoption of: the ‘inspec-| -
‘tion system administered | by the}:
‘A report]:

an: excursion: “to |:

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PHROUEH « ‘every process in the.
~ *tebrewing of “Cascade” runs the «©
a predominating thought’ of: “purity”
it Jsalously’ ‘guards its right to be...)
classed‘ as “pure tonic beveraze.”

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then , you'll INSIST on: “Cascade.”

| VANCOUVER BREWERIES

Li TED

This adveitisement: is’ not published. or
displayed by the Liquor: Control -Board. or
by. the: Government of British Columbia:

MILL EMPLOYEES

“‘Aeeide nt: an

- ickness Policies ‘issued by the. Continental. Casualty” {

'Co. are the: ‘nyost liberal contracts ‘issued : by any. comparzy: ‘Claims. ;

paid. $23,000,000: Established 1885. We can show: you policies

paying from $30 to. $290 per month: during periods of, Alga bility. ~

pANS or wessee and every form, ot f accident: covered:

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evary spies at 8. 30. a.m,

“tho: 1st, LOth, 20th’ each month, at Yb. ‘PME

q GUL ISLANDS ROUTHN—Leoaves Whart, Belleville Stroet,
days at 7. 18 a. m, and Wednesdays at 8,00 Am,

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“The merchant who d does not advortise is is as far be- Pe
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‘hind the times as ‘the old-time stage - coach.

_ plods along in the same-old way, year after. year,

| while the more progressive merchant’ places. his
~ Wares before the public and increases his. business.
year by year, . Persistent advertising. has ‘made

— millions for many progressive merchants, who ye-
-- cognized the value of advertising from. the. first.
“day: they commenced: business:: «
: ‘into almost: every: home in the’ district’
proper -mediam for reaching the people. -

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