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Saturday,
October
13,
1923.
All
Depends
Upon
v.
Spirit.
Of
Freedom.
The
elasticity
of
the
British
Empire
has
proved
its
salva
tion.
11
is
.scattered
all
over
the
world
and
has
no
cohesion
ex
cept
that
uf
sentiment,
yet
it
is
-trough'
hound
with
lit"
that
hold
it
tight.
Mackenzie
King,
representing
Canada
in
London,
rightly
epitomized
the
situation
when
he
.-tated
that
it
would
remain
iudhsolute
a
long-
as
it
rested
upon
the
full,
complete
and
untrammelled
autonomy
nf
its.
component
parts.
It
is
worthy
of
mention
that
the
only
parts
from
which'
there
are
heard
any
rumblings
of
dissatisfaction
are
from
the
parts
which
hav?
tint
thai
full
complete
and
untrammelled
The
newly
formed,
property
owners'
association
may
quite
well
fill
a
useful
purpose
urjhe
life
of
Prince
ltup?rl.
They
got
away
-to
a
good
stavtkw,ith'tf'
very
god
list'
tif
'officers;'
he"n
of
moderate
tendencies
and
reasonable
aspirations.
The
difficulty
in
some
other
cities
in
forming
asociajioiis
of
this
kind
is
that
they
have
been-made
up
larsely
of
extremists.
In
Victoria,
for
instance,
they
were
mostly
men
who
never
did
anything
to
for
ward
the
interests
of
1he
city
bid
who
voted
"No"
on
all
bvlaws
If
we
jruage
the
newly
formed
association
risrht,
Ihev
are
not
a
negative
association
but
the
members-are
ajl
keenly
interested
in
the
progress
of
the
city
industrially,
socially
and
morally,
i
Make
Prince
Rupert
,
Finest
Place.
.Miles
Higley,
addressing
the
Rolariaus
Thursday,-
urged
the
members
to
make
Prince
Rupert
Uip
finest
place
on
the
continent.
In
this
be
did
not
mean
only
that
it
should
have
fine
buildings,
fine
streets
and,
sidewalks,
avenues
of
trees
and
beau
tiful
gardens..
lie
meant
also
that
the
conditions
of
life
here
.-bould
be
such
that
the
finest
yooug
men
and
women
should
be
developed
A
cily
is
made
up
of
a
community
of
men,
women
......
i
i
i
.....,,,
...
.
noo
vnuorro,
aim
n
mcse
are
oi
me
rigni
canure
mere
is
no
need
to
wurry
about
the
quality
of
the
streets,
the
buildings
ami
the
gardens
and
boulevards,
(liven
the
right
kind
of
men
and
women,
the
rest
will
follow.
There
ace
a
lot
of
men
and
women
in
this
city
who
are
making
money,
yet
they
'hardly
ever
'spend
anv
of
jl
in
a
wav
that
will
benefit
the
city.
There
are
other
-who
ara
not
making
very
much
but
Iheyput
every
dollar
of
it
inlo
improving'
their
places
or
enlarging
their
interests
here.
Vhnl
every
city
needs
is
a
sufficient
number
of
local
patriots
and
it
is
bound
to
succeed
Encourage
Local
Industry.
When
the
sawmill
opened
in
Ibis
city
it
was
given
a
low
rate
on
electrical
power.
Then
when
it
began
to
operate
there
were
a
number
of
city
officials
and
others
who
continually
grumbled
because
the
mill
had
siich
a
low
rale.
Now
the
grumblers
see
the
folly
of
their1
ways.
If
the
mill
had
continued
to
operat1
we
should
not
have
hadtsiiclv
n
ban
time
here
Inst
spring.
What
we
need
is
to
have
that
mill
asain
operating
and
extending
its
operations
in
include
a
pulp
mill.
If
it
comes
to
us
wilh
a
propovil
for
reasonable
treatment,
the
people
here
today
will
b9
in
the
humor
to
treat
reasonably
with
them.
A
pulp
mill
in
this
city
would
be
worth
a
great
deal
as
it
would
pm-
.
j..
i
i
,
i
.
.
.
.
.
.
-vine
sieaoy
enipi
iiiein
lor
many
well-paid
workers
and
would
iiuira
Mie
jiusiiiess
generally
manning
transportation.
Eczema
Covered
Arms
of
This
Healthy
ChiM
Mrs.
Alex.
Marahall,
Sprucedale,
OnL,
wrkeai
.
"When
my
little
ton
was
tbret
monthi
old
be
broke
out
in
iore
oa
kit
cheit
and
arms.
We
did
H
we
could
to
heat
thoie
terrible
aoret.
but
nothing
did
him
audi
good.
Finally
I
ventured
on
a
box
of
Dr.
Chaie'a
Ointment
and
kept
on
using
it.
At
last
wc
were
rewarded
by
the
iteady
healing
ol
the
mki,
and
finally
he
was
completely
relieved
of
tbeta.
Ha
ia
now
three,
yean
old.
and
has
had
no
re-
Bbf
ttenibjJL
turn
of
toe
trouble
unce.
DR.
CHASE'S
OINTMENT
M
emmU
a
bus,
all
dlen
ur
IMhiaiukiu,
llalm
A
C.,
Ltd.,
Timnmmo.
ANYOX
COMMUNITY
LEAGUE
DEALS
WITH
FEW
MINOR
MATTERS
With
J.
Jones
a
Vice
Re-
malndtr
of
Year
AX
VOX,
Oct.
13.
The
regular
meeting
of
IIm
Community
League
Council
was
held
in
He-icreation
Halt,
the
following
icouncilbir
attending:
:ecretary-treaurec
Tovnhend,
Mrs.
Ctoke,
lj.Mrs.
Ihvyer.
and
Messrs.
Harper,
Jonc
and
van!.
I
tie
secretary
reMirt
slated
that
in
connection
witli
the
gymnasium
the
Oranby
Company
would
furnish
estimate
of
gallery
construction
and
pipe
installation
for
fuel
oil
between
the
tank
and
building
in
the,
near
future."
The
dance
of
the
Tennis
("lull
bail
been
postponed
until
the
laller
part
of
November.
The
Moose
Lodge
would
hold
its
dance
on
Monday
October
15,
the
late
originally
set
for
the
ten
nis
dance.
It.
Armour,
local
representative
of
the
Northern
Ilritish
Columbia
Polytechnic,
had
been
granted
lh-ns
of
Reerea
tion
Hall
on
Monday,
October
8,
for
the
purpose
of
organizing
the
olylechnic
classes.
An
arrange
menl
had
been
concluded
with
Mr.
Stringhara
for
the
placing
of
a
liarber
chair
iu
the
pool
room.
Mr.
Strlnprbam
to
assume
all
ex-
ttenses
in
connection
wilh
its
in
lallation
ami
pay
a
monthly
rental
of
;.
Additional
shelving
for
th
library
bodi
had
been
ar
ranged
for,
and
would
shortly
be
ready.
A
report
was
submitted
on
baseball
and
football
activ
ities,
and
the
status
of
the
ten
nis
club
was
alo
shown.
After
all
expenses
had
leen
jiaid,
the
amount
in
hand
to
Im
divided
be
tween
the
thre
clubs
fielding
teams
was
2K0.
Owing
to
the
extensive
alterations
which
tin
ben
made
to
the.
tennis
court
at
the
beginning
of
the
season
the
deficit
for
the
yar
would
1e
2;t.30.
flie
council
adopted
the
report
and
endorsed
the
arrangement
made
with
Mr.
ftlrinabam
an
Hie
secretary'
action
in
ronnee
tion
with
the
tennis
and
Moose
dance.
Trut
second.,
ami
fourth
Wedns4ay
in
each
nwmth
are
novij
to
he
Hie
regular
Leagu
meeting
nights.
Because
of
the
resignation
of
W.
Cajlauan
a
president
of
the
league,
tkr.
llafier
tas
elected
ti
Hie
office,
anil
J.
joue
wa
chosen
vice-president.
The
conn
IhiMi
upMiiuled
L.
Ingram
a
councilkr
to
serve
until
the
an
nual
meeting
in
February.
It
was
lecided
that
a
letter
of
thank
be
tendered
Mr.
Callanan
on
hi
leparture
frnn
Anyox.
Dr.
liar
por
asked
the
council
for
the
n-e
of
Hecreation
Hall
for
concert
Miriose
ome
linie
In
Decern
her.
The
request
was
granted
the
secretary
to
make
arrange
ment.
Mr.
Yard
suggested
the
league
should
provide
some
form
if
dramatic
entertainment,
and
thi
was
agreed
tn
SM1THERS
The
Diamond
Belle
and
Silver
Queen
mining
properties
in
the
Owen
Lake
country
about
S5
miles
front
Houston
have
been
acipiired
by
the
Federal
Miuing
Cii.
The
Silver
Queen
belonged
lo
If.
H.
C.
Wrinch
of
llazelton
and
the
Diamond
M4I
to
.lint
Cole,
of
HoiiHonr
In
the
course
of
a
tour
'of
Can
ada
for
the
purpose
of
invetl-
gating
agricultural
condition
and
opportunities,
Charles
Reid
of
Belfast,
correspondent
of
sev-
ml,
Irih
publications,
visited
the
Hulkley
Valley
last
week.
An
examinathin
of
Hie
Crn-
ado
property
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
was
made
last
week
by
I).
J.
Williams.
Miss
Jean
Kangsler,
formerly
public
Hchoot
teacher
here,
writes
a
letter
to
her
fallver
ilescrihing
the
recent
fire
in
Berkeley,
Cnl.
Phe
was
there
at
the
lime.
Mr.
J.
P.
Wheeler
of
Telkwa
is
in
Ihe
local
hospital
recover
ing
nicely
froni
an
operation
she
underwent
lu
week.
H.
C.
Llfton
has
left
for
Vic
toria
to
attend
the
funeral
if
his
father
who
died
last,
week.
Mrs.
A.
Kllpalrlck
is
her
from
Winnipeg:
vislltng
with
her
sons.
Jack
nnd
Norman.
Ilev:.
Maun
DoyU,
HA.,
of
To
ronlo,
secretary
for
the
religious
'duration
'depart
in'out
of
the
Mellmdist
Church
in
Canada,
will
preach
here
next,
Sunday
evening.
'-,
1
ati
i
-l
in
injr
-,
a
J
The
Man
ia
tie
Mew
I
.
-
(
,..we--.
.a
worship."
the
mot
iifleu
Or
.Harper
ia
Nw
President
fairy
Morie
i
"Not
aiuilly.
your
A
MAN
learning
o
drive
a
ear
Hiks
very
much
like
a
mau
leuritiug
to
danre..
Uotu
ur
vry
uucomfortatde.
IT'S
easy
enough
lobe
pleiisant:
lien
i-erytoing
s
.
sunny
ana
bright
v
Hut
the
guy
worth
while
I.'
the
one
nho.can
smile
When
uis.
girl
takes
a
Midden
flight.
WHEN
you
next
find
yourselt
itliug
in
your
boat
looking:
at
a
cold
but
stubborn
engine
that
re
fuses
to
respond
to
treatment
while
a
boatload
of
expectant
picnickers
make
unpleasant
Ve-mark
ami
offer
foolieh
sugges
tion,
remember
"Adversity
makes
men
wise."
NEVEH
judge
a.
Sausage
by
its
skin
or
a
nwdoiboat.
by
ils
paint.
IF
you
make
mistakes,
lei
-them
tie
new-ones
each
lime.
'E
rolled
alonz
oir-roller
skate,
And
oeilaled
on
a
b'ko
've
shared
a
fanner'
wagon
seat
And
often
had
to
hike.
I've
travelled
in
a
Pullman
car
And
m
a
ship
at
ea
Dul
little
old
Elizabeth
U
goiMl
enough
for
me.
'
t
.r
.
ten
I
ears
Ago
(
in
PI
nee
Rupert
f
....
K
Ortober
13,1913.
James
N.
Wilson,
manager
of
the
cily
telephone
system,
ha
advised
Mayor
Newton
that
lie
will
Jiae
to
remain
in
Scotland
mi
account
of
hi
wife's
heallli
and
therefore
must
reijjn
liis
loilion.
Sam
Masey
is
arlin:
manager.
Allied
Wright
t
iu
the
cily
from
Toronto
visiting
wilh
hi
son.
A.
E.
Wright;
'Fifth
Avenu?
East-
linlractor
Hilled
1ia.
charge
of
t
lie
con
struct
inn
of
a
new
wharf
for
the
federal
govern
ment
at
Ouecnslown
on
MuHt
Inlet.
It
will
lie
650
feet
long
and
one
uf
the
mot
ubstniitut
iu
local
waters.
After
two
week
penl
on
the
property,
F.
It.
Chetlleburgh
Vnd
L.
Y.
Hire
have
returned
to
Telk-wa
from
the
Hopper
Itiver
"nal
field.
Mr.
Kice
made
an
ex
amination
of
the
property
for
the
National
Finance
Co.
of
Van
couver
to
which
he
will
npurL
The
new
Langara
Island
light
house
on
Hie
north
end
of
the
Ou-en
Charlotte
Islands
has
just
been
put
in
operation
and
very
soon
the
tower
at
Cax?
Ft.
James
on
the
.south
will
be.
ready.
Oeorge
A.
MrNichnll,
O.
T.
PROMINENT
WOMAN
GIVES
HIGH
PRAISE
MKS.
A.
C.
MANNING
Wife
of
Northwrat
I.umbrrmaa
J0-TO
COMPANY:
Gentlemen,
I
.have
used
jrour
wonderful
Jo-To
for
some
time
for
lodigeation
troubles
with
tb
moat
gratifying
results.
1
kep
it
ia
the
houae
constantly
and
would
feel
lost'
without
it
Sincerely
yours,
MRS.
A.
C.
MANNING
Jo-Ti
quickly
aad
harmlraai;
r
liev
all
atomach
dlalrvaav
a4
aat-ferine
auch
aa
cas,
acid,
auar
stvat-ath
(heartburn),
bloathur,
and
all
after
eating
diatreaa.
Caaasntawat
abaulutrly
harwlaaa.
H14
'
s4
all
druf
aloraa.
00
SMOKE
months
in
the
Yukon
and
Alaska
for
Hie
purpose
of
-gathering
certain
tlata
for
the
company.
TENDERS
ARE
CALLED
FOR
PUBLIC
WORKS
IN
SKEENAJONSTITUENCY
The
dominion
department
of
public
works
is
calling
for
ten.
der
for
wharf
extension
and
re
pair
at
Heila
Coola,
the
bids
to
be
in
(he
hands
of
Hie
department
I
w
fore
Hie
end
of
the
tiMinth.
An
office
dwelling
and
boat
landing
i
to
lie
built
by
the
ko.
minion
public
work
department
at
Schooner
passage,
in
this
dis
trict.
Hid
for
this
work
have
to
!e
in
the
band
of
the
public
work
department
at
Ottawa
lie-
fore
Novendier
5.
CARNIVAL
QUEEN
SAW
HERSELF
IN
MOVIES
IN
SOUTH
While
in
Portland
recenlly
ac
companying
her
daughter
on
the
iiMir
she
won
a
a
result
of
Hie
Fair
Hoard'
rarnivnl
queen
con
lesi,
jirs.
i..
iienricien
aw
moving
pictures
of
the
parade
and
float
here
during
Fair
Week.
The
Fishermen'
and
Moose
float
containing
her
daughter.
MU
Adeline
llenrick-
en.
Hie
mieen,
and
tier
maid
of
honor
were
very
ditincl.
The
picture
i
being
.shown
in
con
nection
with
tew
gazelle,
through
the
Foiled
Stales.
W.
J.
Thaius
arriveit
fnm
lk
t.At
evening
anil
is
registered
nt
be
Hotel
Jrinee
Itupert
SEALKIi
Ti:.IlhS
nllrrwsl
to
niHlxr.tma
im1
mdursrd
TmnIot
orrirr.dmrllmr
am
Hi
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IjimIiiii
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TOBACCO
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Stock
Cal
Reducing
aJdlC
at
Ormes
Drug
Store
Tuba
Tooth
Paste
Fr
with
Tooth
truth,
Special
Value
at
35c
50c
Tube
Shavald
Free
with
50c
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Brush.
t
llegular
,Uf
nr
I'rpstMlrnl
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l'ule.
and
a
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for
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for
25o
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six
fortiOc
l.50
sue
for
g
75c
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35c
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Soap.
m
05c
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.
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tin
,
,c
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1
dozen
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.
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75c
mid
$1.00
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with
3
blhdes
ami
sirup
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powl?r
of
many
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values,
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lo
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25c
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sinslt
mh.
3
for
25c
loiible
mesh.
2
for
.-
25c
Tanlac.
bollle
85c
Kriiilativa'f,
o
kage
.
,40c
am-Huk.
Ih.x
40c
J-To.
Irottles
40c
ami
75c
California
Syr.
Tigs
,
60c
Piuex
40c
Murine
K
Water.
Udlle
50c
Phillips-
Milk
of
Magnesia,
bottle
45e
llechani's
Pills,
3
package
for
35c
Allen
&
Halibut-)'"
KihmIs.
No.
I
and
2
large,
l.2..
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Xm,
.1
large,
85c
for
60c
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Honey
a;
Almond
Cream
50c
Sal
llepul
it-ii.
Mioll.
40c
tued
iu
in.
75cj
Urge
1J0
Pen-lar
Appetizing
Timk,
l.u)
iie
for
50c
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Hheiuiulir
Hemedy,
11.00
sjxe
for
,
50c
UriMik'
Ilahy
Harley.
TMr
itf
for
25c
Ptirlers
Ikiby
Food.
.
He
slip
for
35c
Hon!
'Mi
Malted
Milk,
r0c
size
for
30e
Honleu.
Mailed
Milk,
$1.00
ize
for
65c
Herbert
Barley.
50c
sixe
U
.
-25c
Neslles
Foid,
00c
sixe
for
.
60c
fain
Pills.
r,0c
ixe
fir
35c
tUir
Wriliup
Tublet
and
15c
package
nf
Knvelope.
ImiIIi
for
Aase;
Toilel
Soap,
lo
clear
al
10c
a
ike:
H
for
xMc
Toilel
Soaps.
A0c
and
"0c
value,
to
rlar
al
1
5c
THESE
PRICES
ARE
FOR
CASH
ONLY.
ORMES
LTD.
Rexatl
Store
Cor.
Third
Ave.
V
Sixth.
Phones
S2
and
200.
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7.
8.
9
Smith
Block.
Office
Hours.
9
to
9
Phone
575
Lady
Assistant
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National
Railways
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SHIPYARD
WOODEN
HULL
CONSTRUCTION
A
SPECIALTY
Plans
and
Estimates
Furnished
For
All
Classes
of
oat.
Anyone.
iHuislderiiiK
the
purchase
of
a
new
fishltiK
yossel
lug,
or
wooden
boat
of
any
description
is
cordially
invilfd
to
inspect
progr
on
the
two
00
font
n'uiserrV
are
now
huUdiajr
for
Ihe
Fisheri
f)eprti,ieiil