"Jicj
niv
uic
wuiiu
s
ii
ciimr;
iliey
iook
It
.Willi
eil-
prehensile,
iuarlislic
hands.
I
submit
they
were
not
sue-
tiroly"
relv';
When
You
Try
"SALADA"
H47S
you
will
realize
the
difference
between
"Salada"and
"just
tea,"
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TELEPHONE
9S
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
Nov.
?8,
M.
Degrading
Fate
For
Useful
Vessel.
,
wa.
a
degrading
fnle
for
a
member
of
Ihe
mailing
fleet
of
steamers
lo
go
into
a
business
bordering
on
the
piratical,
where,
according
to
rumor,
two
men
were
killed
on
her
decks
and
thrown
overboard.
The
good
little
vessel
Prince
Albert
that
(Mice
carried
peaceful
settler
to
and
from
Massett
Inlet,
that
carried
convivial
parties
lo
Slewart
or
that
took
cabbages
and
cauliflower
lo
the
canneries,
now
is
branded
all
over
Ihe
coast
a
a
nini
runner,
a
possible
high
jacker,
close
associate
of
lh;
kind
of
vessel
that
formerly
ran
up
the
Jolly
Roger.
And
yet
many
will
look
on
the
life
of
adventure
a
a
rum
runner
as
a
life
of
more
or
less
glorious
activity.
In
days
to
comn,
perhaps,
the
'novelist
will
lend
the
business
a
charm
of
romance,
and
will
perpetuate
the
memory'
of
the
days
vh"u
people
were,
ruled
by
their
thirsts
and
when
Ihey
were
ready
to
trade
on
the
thirsts
of
lhir
less
stable
neighbors.
..!
j
i
British
Election
Goes
Merrily
On.
'
!
The
British
elections
take"
place,
on
Thursday
of
next
week
and
it
is
hoped
that
wrrangemeilts
Avill
be
made
to
get
Ihe
returns
bore'
that
evening.
All
rlaes
of
people
and
sympathizers
are
nnxioii
to
know
what
the
results
will
he.
Each
group
ther?
has
n
corresponding
group
here
that
hopes
it
will
win.
The
majority,
however,
seem
to
hope
that
Baldwin
will
win
and
Ihe
country
will
go
pmleclicluist.
That
Would
affect
u'
materially,
but
it
i
hardly
to
be
expected,
according
to
Ihe
average
free
trader
from
the
Old
Country.
Our
opinion
f.
thai
anything
may
be
expected
ffom
an
election
,nd
that
often
the
people
appreciate
the
bold
and
courageous
filing
such
as
Baldwin
has
done.
H.
G.
Wells
Writes
About
Success.
What
is
success?
Everything
depend
upon
what
you
mean
by
the
word
a
to
whether
you
have
marie
a
success
or
a
failure
of
life.
II.
0.
Wells
discusses
the
question
in
a
mol
interesting;
manner
in
th?
American
.Magazine
for
December.
He.
claims
that
the
lives
of
Lord
Northcliffe,
David
Lloyd
Jeorge
and
Ldrd
Beaverbrook,
even
though
the
last
mentioned
wrol
a
treatise
about
it,
hav?
not
been,
successes,
and
neither
was
that
of
Napoleon
Buonaparte,
whereas
Abraham
.Lincoln,
Lord'
Bacon,
Jesus
of
Nazareth,
t.Sir
Christopher
Wren,
the
poet
.Shelly,
Edgar
Allan
I'oe,
Charjes
Darwin,
J.
M.
Keynes,
and
Professor
Einstein
were
all
successful-.
men.
d
"this
i
his
reason
for
thorn
all:
.
"The
thing
that
matters
in.
a
man
i
the
thine
that
r
peculiar
to
hint,
his
distinctive
gift
and
aptitude
however
small
it
mfiy
be.
To
realize
that,
to
develop
it;
to
the
full
and
bring
it'
to
the
copifiletejt
fruition
is
at
once
.the
full
triumph
of
one's
individual
self
and
the
supreme'
sacrificcone
can
render
lo
HVS
Z!
Of
such
men
as
Lord
NorfhcliTfe
and
Lloyd
fieorge.
Wells
ccsses.'nt
.an,
but
the
mere
spendthrifts
of
aptitude
and
irood
fortiiiie.
Their
lives
have
been
live.,
not
of
achievement
but
jij-flaliou.
They
have
known
no
true
satisfaction,
and"
I
submit
that
pot
.only
hav
they
never
reached
Lord
Beaverbrook
'inner
shrine
of
happiness'
but
(hat
they
have
never
even
discovered
IliaC
the
vast,
gaudy,
ill-proportioned
temple
into
which
Ih'ey
h.D.ve'
struggled
i
not
even
the
temple
of
success
at
all."
!
In
the
article
Mr.
Wells
gives
a
most
interesting
personal
sketch
of
Alfred
Uarmsworlh,
written
lo
show
that
he
was
not
aijxfss,
Me
also
mentions
others.
The
article
is
one
that
.w'v,'V
VVHrUl
reading
and
especially
worth
Ihe
while
of
anv
iv"y."V"n"
"
woman
entering
on
a
career.
It
is
something
for
ine
oiiccessitu
uusiness
or
professional
man
lo
think
about
Possibly
it
is
one
of
Ihe
best
thin?
Wells
has
written.
Premier
Gold
Medal
Beer
The
New
Wonderful
Beer
There
is
only
one
way
to
prove
that
PHF.MIF.lt
"OOLD
MR
DA
I."
BKF.Il
is
best
TRY
'IT.
Order
from
the
Government
Vendor
Today.
'
This
advertisement
is
upt
published'
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
(iovemment
of
Brilish
Columbia.
j
The
Mao
in
the
Moon
'
j
SAYS:-
OL'KF.K
that
people
can'l
even
look
at
a
rainbow
without
think-
in?
of
a
.
"l
of
gnlil.
SOMK
of
Hie
cabbage
head
raiel
up
amund
Hazclton
tlii
year
are
o
Uis
it
I
xaid
Ihey
are
.serFotisIy
talking
of
imoorl-
injr
a
few
of
llieiii
to
run
for
ottice
in
Prince
Rupert.
X1IF.RK
i
talk
of
f
lintr
up
a
Iflilion
to
the
Honorable
(lie
Attorney.
fieneral
akin?
him
to
shove
through
a
law
piviiiir
oniuion
people
the
right
to
ex-pres.
IIkmiiscIyp
in
any
kind
of
plain
KtiKlisli
lanuaire.
At
pre.
enl
free
speech
1
erIouly
stilled
by
the
limitation
of
the
law.
a-
I.ATKST
ontr
hit
unjr
by
:i
jaiTTIor
"If
fire
it,
he'll
firo
me.'"
A
Ilirs
skin
frame
I
reported
in
this
city.
Dealer
are
eharpr-in?
a
profit
of
two
hundred
t
cent
on
niirirer
roon
and
kiekini
llienisdve
for
not
making
II
three
hundred.
4
flOIXf!
up
.the
utreel
I
not
feed
a
merchant
liHiilinjr
out
oinr
Panama
bonnets
arid
I
whlsper-eil,
"Take
the
cake.
You
are
the
star
optimist."
IF
you
can't
start
your
Ford
lhoe
autumn
days,
rend
the
printed
ilfrct'tMn
on
the
outside
of
Ihe
can.
WIIF.N
the
mate
discovered
an
entry
in
tho
otr
"Mate
idrunk,"
lie
countered
hy
enler-
itig
on
another
pafe
"naplalu
II
THE
DAILY
.NEWS.
OUR
HALIBUT
FISHERMEN
RUPERT'S
BEST
ASSET
When
you
see
Ihe
Deep-Sea
Fishermen
I
lio
strolling
up
Ihe
town,
.
And
you'
listen
lo
their
jargon
on
the
way;
Did
it
ever
strike
your
fancy
(
That
you'd
give
a
lot
to
learn,
The
-sort
of
life
Ihey
lead
from
day
to
day,
Are
they
married?
Are
-Ihey
single,?
j
Have
they
any
care
at
all?
-
J
Des
Ihe
Deep
hold
any
lerrors
nr
their
suiilsl,
Are
their
hearts
beset
with
feidings
J;
Like
the-
common
herd,
of,
men?
I
hi
Ihev
curse
Ihe.hlooming
gas.joaiAvheii
she
rolls?
I
have
met
these
hardy
sea-dogs.
When
their
boats
are
in
the
Bay,
I've
been
with
Ihem
on
the
lonm
of
the
Deep;
I
have
gone
to
Whale
Bank
with
them,
Ami
around
by
Reynold''
Sound,
Ami
I
know
the
lonely'
vipiN
that
they'
keep.
They're
n
jolly
set
of
beggars,
They're
as
hard
as
any
nail,
They
never
seem
to
care
when
work
is
In
port
Ihey
gauge
Ihe
sharpened
hooks
And
meaure
off
the
gear.
Ami
on
Ihe
side
Ihey
have
a
liltfe
fun.-
Sober.'
done;
You
can
meet
them
down
at
l.ipelt's
(elliug
oil-clothes
for
the
trip,
,
'
Or
oiling
up
the
gurdy
for
the
fray;
Al"
Nickerson's
jou'll
meet
Ihem
A-haiding
out
Ihe
grub
Or
beckelting
Ihe
gear
throughout
the
day.
"
.
"
But
the
fishermen
you
see
in
Port
Are
not
the
men
you
see
..
-
When
the
skipper
give-
Ihe
word,
"All
bands
on
deck."
Tho
the
bloomin?
tempest
roan,
And
the
billows
smoke
and
foam.
They
"chute
Ihe
gear."
It's
little
Iliad
they
reck.
And
then
the
skates
are
strung
With
anchors
on
each
end.
And
bamboo-poles
wilh
flags
are
floating
free;
The
decks
are
cleared
for
action,
And
the
battle
has
begun.
And
"oil-up"
boys
are
all
that
you
can
ce.
And
when
the
haul
is
oyer
And
the
boys
go
down
below.
That
"Mug-up"
is
a
in-elly
sight
lo
see;
They're
simple,
honest
fellow.
And
success
has
made
them
glad,
They
have
wives
and
sweethearts
wailing.
jul
n
we.
With
a
will
they
make
the
"Dress-up"
.
-By
the
small
electric
light.
And
in
ice
the
fih
are
snugly
laid
awayr
.
Then
they
snatch
an
hour
in
sfiimber,
h'
Except
the
lonely
watch,
,
:
Who
wilh
straining
eye
i
walrhjng
forjlhe
day.
When
Ihe
sea's
a
raging
maelstrom.
And
Ihe
Sou'east
howh
and
roars
'
and
oars.
And
Ihe
spray
is
turned
to
solid
ice
that's
Ihiek
on
spar
Then
the
men
must
work
like
demon-
With
chopper,
axe
and
knife,
Or
good-lrve
to
dear
old
Rupert,
lo
bainis
and
lo
wife.
Oh,
when
you
see
Ihe
Fishermen
fio
strolling
up
the
town,
,
'
And
you
wonder
at
their
happy,
care-free
way;
Did
you
ever
slop
lo
think
it
out
What
hardships
Ihey
endure,
.
When
thy
leave
the
quiet
waters
of
('owBayr
Jame
(L
Brady.
JUlHil.NO
by
Ihe
conversation
one
hear
around
town,
most
of
the
people
have
knocked
llienu
sclve.s
senselcs.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
November
2t,
1S13.
fionlon
Ituukle,
mauauer
of
the
Patterson
.Manufaclurint'
.,
Vancouver,
after
spending
several
months
in
"Ihe
Ci
round
Wove
couotry
and
roverin?
the
etoinlry
helween
Stewart
and
IIhzpIIoii,
claims
that
the
route
from
Slewarl
will
he
the
shortest
to
the
jrrcal
northern
coal
fields.
v
WhMe
there
have
not
been
a
many
prfiperlios
worked
,
in
the
Portland
Canal
mining
section
this
year
a
last,
Ihe
Portland
('anal
.Miner
voire
the
opinion
that
tho
djslrir;!,
will
yet
rank
a
one
of
(lip
fargpl
producer
of
ore
in
orlher,n
.
-
Brillh
Columbia.
At
n
meeting
of
ellizen
la?
BOVJtll
B0VRIL
Irurthfvatfnoti
mil
BOVRIL
$3SBBB)Sfl
Fred
Fraser,
Fori
Fraer
mt.
ernmenl
ajenl,
leave
this
weo.k
for
Poure
lnipe
In
I
ho
pence
Itlver
dislricl
lo
which
point
he
ha
been
lranferred.
Mr.
Fraser
and
daughter,
Drina,
will
remain
in
Fori
Fraser
for
the
winter
and
will
locate
In
Poure
Coupe
early
nejtl
sprin?.
J.
H.
Tannock,
chief
clerk,
will
acfiiiK
voveritmeut
aPiif
al
Fort
Fraser.
-
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
Hie
Ureal
War
Veterans'
Association
has
formed
u
card
club
which
will
have
regular
rupeliuK
dur-
uiff
Ihe
winter
playing
hridiri'
and
wlilsl.
A.
(i.
.
Brain
ha
bpconip
prrsident
of
the
.pchako
Valley
Liberal
Association
sticreed-ina:
It.
C.
Mc(irke
resigned.
Cecil
Hartley
succeed
II.
McKennejr
n
secretary
treas
urer.
Ml
Margaret
Thompson
left
ias
week
for
hdmnnlon.
After
a
visit
there
she
will
propped
lo
tier
homo
in
Manitoba.
The
neirative
side
won
a
ile
bale
al
the
Vnmiorhoof
Superior
.Cliool
last
week
on
the
subject
"Resolved
that
money
has
tuorn
influence
than
brain."
.Mis,
Mabel
Srnpdley
an.
I
William
Mcintosh
took
the
amrinafhc
and
Mis
Violet
Day
and
Sadie
Campbell
(he
nejrnlivo.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
John
M,
Thomson,
Hamilton,
Vancouver;
(lillies.
Stewart.
.1.
II.
Jump
W.
F.
Bryden,
well
known
fn
waterfront
circle,
ef
on
last!
mpiM
iraln
for
Toronto,
whom
he
Will
stiPlid
holiday
reattoti.
Ih'.
Chiisliuns
Htlt
Ikt
l'tttrn
m
rVaaa
A.-
fiOVfllL!
Local
Addresses
t
Q.W.V.
Association
(A.
J.
Bishop)
Army
A
Navy
Veteran
nfphl,
the
Prince
Rupert
Horli-culluml
Socieiy
wa
formed
with
Ihe
following
oflireis:
lion.
Presi.fent,
Win.
Man-on,
M.P.P.;
f'resldenl,
llev.
ii.
A.
His;
vicp-presidenl.
M.
M.
Stephens;
c-relary-lreaurer,
K.
A.
Harris;
executive,
D.
H.
Slewart,
Mrs.
II.
I.
.Mclnlo.hc
Fallier
Hunoz.
Mr.
F.
(i.
Dawson
and
D.
.Me.D.
Hunter.
VANDERHOOF
Wednesday;
.Vottuder
tV-.'l.
Which
is
the
Best
Poster?
16
of
the
most
famous
Bovril
Totter
bae
Ixtn
printtJ
In
colors
on
a
icVct-folJr.
To
tell
nih
are
.the
12
txtt,
in
onltr
of
merit,
U
the
bjct
of
the
Great
PoterJo!inn
Competition
now
being
carried
on
in
Canada.
The
net
proceed
will
be
diitriboted
amour,
the
Veterans'
Association
whkh
are
all
of
them
sorely
in
need
of
funds
tc
carry
on
their
work.
The
game
Is
one
wrh
proves
most
fascinating
to
yoang
and
okL
ami
which
fives
many
evenings
of
pleasurable
exercise
ol
artistic
taste
and
skill
But
to
add
even
more
interest
to
the
game,
a
fine
list
of
prises
is
to
be
awarded.
BOVRIL
LIMITED
ha.
4oat.J
IJO.tOO,
abat
SDI.IUM.
which
ti
ditriLuJ
U
2.09
prSiaa
of
Varying
amoaatt,
tka
first
thr
ara
approiimataly
at
follows
t
1st
Prize,
$55,555.00
2nd
Prize,
I13.SSS.00
3rd
Prue,
K555.00
These
very
large
amounts
add
test
and
Gfe
to
the
competition
of
wits.
Send
a
Donation
of
$1J0
Every
donor
of
is
presented
with
the
Ticketfolder
with
the
16
poster
reproUictions
in
colors,
and
full
rules
of
the
-
competition.
Tlay
the
game
at
once.
Send
your
donation
to
any
of
the
following
organizations
or
their
branches
which
are
actively
interested
and
atk
your
help
:
9
Vatarana'
Attn,
of
Craat
Britain,
27ZS
Park
At,
Montrtal
Craat
Vr
Vtro'
Aaaoclaliea
.
Ciliaea
BviUiag.
Ottawa
Army
d
Navy
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700
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Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
Burrard
8t
Vancouver
a
BOVRIL
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Oolk
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermaker,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
maker,
Founder,
Woodworker,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
i
equipped
(o
bandit
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONE8
43
and
385.
All
Wool
Winter
Underwear
CEETEE
VIKING
WOL8EY.
SPECIAt.
LINE.
"Monarch
Knit"
Shawl
Sweater
Coat.
Color
Fawn,
$5.00.
STEVE
KING
THE
CROW
OF
CROUP
A
WARNING
TO
ALL
MOTHERS
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start
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s
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ronrh
inl
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ihe
ttin.al
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after
hlrh
tlw
rrti,jr
rrw
thrt
wanilns
if
tlie
itleae.
Ttie
rMM,
after
tiir
r"tlely
sIsmiI,
wild
url
ii
wilh
a
ftiKheil
face,
imp
truilliis
ryeliaili,
ami
a
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if
terror
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fie
re
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for
lrrih,
ami
ire
errti.rill.n
if
the
iiiiirMi
intiier
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so
riirrintlt
to
set
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nf
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effort
si'ppar
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iri'irut'tidn.
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tin-
first
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of
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fine
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'thin
slve
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flilM
TMii.
a
n
(xtiiijiiiiiI
relief,
au.l
Irhaf
the
life
natrtf
If
taklnr
Hits
pre.
ran
I
Inn.
,
Mrs.
II.
A.
MnrlKirn,
Hamilton,
onl.,
writes:
-Vy
Hula
tmy
a
very
had
itn
the
rreiiii
an.f
I
mulif
not
yet
any
thins
ti
relieve
him
nntll
I
tried
nr.
Wood's
orsy
fine
mriip.
I
Camml
pralae
II
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i,Ulf
fx
the
r'lief
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rite
lilm,"
Prlra
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i
fir.ule;
(lie
l.irr'
fimlly
Hre
1n
lit
up
onlr
l,y
11-
7.
MitlMirn
C.
Llmlle1,
Toronlo,
Out,
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
Why
Not?
Mail
a
Xmas
Cake
Tbi
year
In
yonr
(rteipU
We
rnn
decorate;
Jtn
Cake
to
your
own
choice
of
desftin
that
will
tod
I'"
daimiKPil
In
the
mails
Cake
packed
ready
to
rnnll
frre
of
charge.
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ElectricWindow
Bakeries
Third
Ave.
Phone
667.