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DANCE
ANYOX
THIS
WEEK
Help
7
We
make
a
s
.dance
at
Hai.
Sheet
Cakt
It
is
pure,
wholesome.
and
ECONOMICAL.
Cuts
into
25.30
good
sized
pieces,
50c
per
Sheet
Phone
CG7
and
have
one
kept
for
you
at
Electric
Window
Bakeries
Third
Ave.
Phone
667.
You
have
no
trouble
with
SUMEnS
COAL,
no
flues
or
draught
You
nev
how
some
coal
will
bur.
one
day,
shaly
the
next
"can
safely
rely
on
CO
COAL.
Clean,
sited,
always
burns
the
samejj
with
steady
heal
and
spot.
fuss
jssJ
m
asm
w
Consumers
Coal
Gi,
Phonea
7
and
311.
lance
-off
f
Hie
decoration
were
mailt
by
Mesdami
Kelley,
Eve,
er,
.nnway,
and
hribbs.
Iping
with
th'
hangiiif?
of
the
ilecOratlon
in
Hie
hall
were
the
Misses
Katon
and
Owens
and
(Messrs.
Drown,
Laforlune,
F.
Drown,
Thnrley,
Xicl.erson,
r.if-fen.
Duck.
Ailams
and
Anderson.
Of
i
iiiiriHi-e
uf
llic
rl3iii
to
jrovide
fumU
for-
a
Xmaj
jht
ree
anil
dher
thing
fur
the
bs-
,viient
and
made
a
wid
uvuuuu
Lop
imbled
ein?
throtiKed;
uch
wa
riro-
Sit'jatc
in
tb-ver,
contri-Holel
Bmemberti
of
Rooma
to
Rent
goodly
urn
or
the
ice
be
avail-Steam
Heated.
ileired,
and
Wf
provided
for
POOalen
as
a
result
Flrtt-cfhe
nuiiliary
are
o
3led
ort
the
success
Jamealny
are
President.
Kelley-
(tT,.tar-
Irs.
E.
Mnrnin?
and
,
lihway.
Krihba
and
4
Not
Sleep"
OnL,
writes
i
jj?
"Wjn
I
bttea
ukini
Dr.
Chaw's
Nerve
Food.
1
t
jo
aervoiii
that
when
I
picked
up
a
cup
of
tea
my
hind
would,
tremble
hie
a
!tf.
I
coUy'
not
deeo
well.
couM
ni
member
thingi,
and
there
were
oeurlgic
paint
through
my
body.
After
taking
seven
boxes
of
Dr.
Chate'i
Nerve
Food,
however,
I
am
in
perfect
health.''
NERVE
FOOD
Vjucmod,
Bate
k
Co,
Ltd.,
Oorui(.
liejl
VOU
iwi
gcniivmcii
rrr
on
hit;
pontic
pimiorni
in
Prince
Itupert,
Mr.
Howser
paid
considerable
attention
to
myself
and
endeavored
to
plant
in
the
minds
of
people
that
I
was
some
disreputable,
character
with
whom
the
Oltyer
government
was
in
league.
I
wish
to
take-
this
opportunity
of
advising
you
(hat
your
repeated
attempts
to
place
me
in
a
bad
light
with
the
public
have
at
last
reached
a
miiuI
where
I
reel
Justified
in
ottering
a
protest
to
the
continuous
stream
of
falsehood,
I
am
carrying
on
a
reputable
exporting
liquor
business
in
conformity
with
Ihe
laws
of
the
province
of
British
Columbia
and
I
haw
never
asked
or
received
any
special
consideration
at
the
hands
of
the
provincial
government
In
your
endeavor
to
cast
discredit
on
the
Oliver
government
yoi)
have
access
to
all
that
is
fair
and
legitimate,
but
I
mnl
emphatically
protest
against
the
unfair
uid
false
statement
you
have
made
in
connection
with
myself.
I
did
not
flee
to
New
Brunswick.
I
was
never
llicr
in
my
life,
neither
did
I
flee.
to
any
other
place.
I
never
had
In
flee
and
never
expect
to
have
to
run
from
any
man.
My
reputation
is
just
as
gixid
a
the
reputation
either
one
uf
yiu
possess
and
my
family
ties
are
just
as
dear
to
me
as
they
are"
to
any
citizen,
ami
I
will
defend
the
gum
I
name
of
rny
personal
business,
my
integrity
and
my
citizenship'
whenever
it
i
attacked
in
Ihe
despicable
way
in
which
you
have
done.
I
ak
you
to
seek
some
ollir
game
than
myself
a
I
consider
mv
name
and
reputation
to
be
eipially
as
good
as
eilher
or
both
of
you.
O.
HESNKK.
STEEL
COMPANY
BEING
OPPOSED
Victoria
Sends
on
Report
to
Local
Board
of
Trade
Outlining
Scheme
WONDERFUL
FINANCING.
Committer
Dealing
with
Matter
la
Non-Polltloal
and
Members
Prominent
At
the
iiionllily
rneeliiiK
of
Hi."
Hoard
of
Trade
held
in
the
coun
cil
chamber
last
fveniiijr,
a
letter
was
read
from
fieorge
,1.
Warren.
p.nn
two.
THF.
DAILYNEWS.
-v.t
.
Saturday,
.November
8.
nr?
The
Medicine
Made
from
Fruit
Juice,
and
Tonic
r
lr-PirB
'
r
r
Promptly
relieves
Indigestion.
Biliousness,
Headaches,
Constipation
and
Rheumatism,
25c
and
50c.
a
box.
FRUITrA.TIVES
LIMITED,
'Ottawa.
Oat.
Cf
feiukarf.
N.T.
Un4..
Et.
CkrUtAsrck.
NX.
The
Daily
News
PHINUK
RUPKHT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prion
Hupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Aveuua.
II.
F.
HULLEN.
Managing
Editor.
TELEPHONE
ft
AU
advertising
should
be
in
The
Daily
News
OlTlce
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
Approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of'
Clrculallona.
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
November
3,
1923.
Seeing
Things
Which
Are
Not
There.
A
rt'h
Im-1ii
DnVeniet
says
that-by
concentration
we
ran
visualize
things
which
douol.-xisl,
lu
small
places
people
are
always
trying
tu
read
into
things
sioki'ii
or
wrillen.
meanings
which
an'
not
there.
11
is
a
'village
slate
of
mind.
II
smacks
f
j
Instability
and
of
littleness
and
is
something
to
he
avoided.
j
lit
conversation
people
often
say
thing
which
must
not
he
lnk?n
seriously.
Often
the
tone
of
voice
or
inflection
indicates
Ihe
meaning
which
is
to
he
taken
from
an
expression:
lu
small
places
where
people
are
shut
in
on
themselves
and
have
little
contact
with
the
outside
world,
th?re
is
a
tendency
Jo
hecome
morbid.
That
is
why
it
is
desirable
to
enjoy
innocent
amusements.
The
person
who
does
not
take
exercise
or
who
does
not
play
games
is
very
apt
to
get
the
wrong
slant
on
things
ami
to
be
looking
for
insults.
A
depressing
atmosphere
and
Jack
of
proper
exhiliaraling
movement
is
responsible
for
many
of
the
ill
humors
which
are
prevalent
throughout
the
eouutrv.
.
,.
.
'
Neighbors
Quarrel
Jn
Small
Places.
1
TIiom;
who
have
travelled
through
this
country;
will
have
.noticed
that
in
the
small
places
the
neighbor
are
often
not
on
speaking
term
with
each
other.
If
they
speak
they
quarrel.
AVhat
might
otherwise
be
a
perfectly
happy
community
is
broken
by
discord
and
no
such'
thing
as
communal
action
i
jwosible
.
It
is
largely
a
result
of
isolation
and
brooding
on,
ill
Instead
of
rubbing
shoulders
with
others,
keeping
the
spirit
up
by
taking
enlivening
exercise
and
trying
to
be
cheerful
at'
alt
times.
Ill
humor
is
the
curse
of
the
village
in
Britih
Columbia
u
especially
on
the
coast
where
the
atmosphere
is
opt
to
be
t-auier
uepressmg.
reojue
wno
give
way
ro
tins
depression
Eventually
land
up
al
the
liiiiaieasvlum
Jtnles,
thevv
happen
jo
save
Ihe
province
the
trouble
of
faring
Tor
theiiihiP
commit
filicide.
'
.
Living
Alone
Is
Bad
For
Health.
f
Living
alone
is
bad
for
the
health.
In
the
.
big
sheep
fnuntry
of
the
United
Stales
the
shepherds
go
crazy
by
him
dreds.
lu
the
solitudes
of
the
far
north
there
is
a
similar
ten
dency.
The
men
who
work
on
the
fishing
boats
find
it
desirable
on
visiting
port
to
enjoy
with
their
fellows
the
short
hoiprs
'of
their
stay
ashore.
This
is
a
tonic
'that
keeps
them
sane
And
healthy.
To
Jhf
.alone,
especially
a
sedentary
lifel'ii
most
enervating
and
lead's
to
morbidity
and
the
tendency
to
see
insults
here
they
never
were
intended.
Man
is
not
a
solitary
animal.
is
n
social
being
and
needs
play
as
well-as
work.
Open
Letter
to
Hon.
W.
J.
Bowser
and
R.
H.
Pooley
tfirs
In
ihe
local
press
I
see
that
..Mr.
Pooley
made
the
slalrmenr
in
the
House
that
I
had
fled
to
Nv
Brunswick
to
i
evaue
exposure
in
rcgani
inr
si-
i
minor
in
rnucr
miprri.
!
....
ii
it..
i
I
.
I
..
.
"
;..
mauaitiniritirector
of
the
Victoria
chamber
of
commerce
slatinsr
thai
the
chanUer
wa
unanimously
opposed
to
Jhe
iroioal
to
commit
the
province
lo
an
ex-
oendilure
of
nearly
five
million
dollars
t,o
assist
in
promoting
;
I
i..
'.I.1!'.
an
iron
nun
sieei
inousirj
in
iiiis
province.
I
wo
reiorls
dealing
with
Ihe
matter
were
snbmitled.
urepaced
by
a
committee
ap:
I
pointed
for
the
purpose
and
quite
non-polilical
in
its
make
up.
The
member
of
the
eom-i
mittee
who
siyned
Hie
report!
were
F.
A;
Pauline,
speaker
ot
the
Legislature;
.
Hinchcliffe.
M.P.P.,
M.
11.
Jackson,
.M.P.P..
Jnej
It.
Clearihue,
M.P.P.,
It
II.
Podey,
M.P.Pn
C.
P.
W.
Sch-wengers,
president
if
the
chamber;
R.
P.
.Malheson,
It
It
.Wild,
C.
P.
Hill,
fi.
It
Mitchell,
M.
p.
HI
air.
and
Edwin
Tom
Lin,
The
first
report
was
submitted
in
August
and
at
that
time
it
was
proposed
that
the
bonds
v
xuaranleed
by
the
iKijiiinion
and
provincial
HovernmerilK
as
In
one
third
each
and
Ihe
Imperial
Government
to
guarantee
one
third
making
in
all
1
2,000,000,
I
be
Imperial
guarantee
to
have
precedence
of
the
others.
Plana
Chanoe
This
w.1s
supplemented
by
anolber
report
on
October
lit
showing
that
Ihe
original
plans
of
Ihe
company
had
been
changed
as
follows:
The
proposed
cosl
of
Ibe
industry
is.
to
be
1
2.000,000,
Ihe
nle
funds
for
which
are
To
be
provided
by
bond
issue
up
to
1
00
per
cent
of
its
cost.
gl.noO.oOO
of
Ibis
is
lo
be
provided
by
the
Provincial
Government;
ft,000,-oon
by
Ihe
British
Ironmasters,
whose
status
we
understand
is
that
of
suppliers
of
the
machinery
and
equipment
for
the
plant
conditional
upon
Ihe
machinery
and
equipment
being
purchased
in'ireat
Britain.
In
addition
it
is.
propone!
to
issue
a
further
I
um
of
3,00n,000
worth
of
de
benture
over
and
above
the
twelve
million
dollars
subscribed
tiy
the
respective
governments
as
above
mentioned."'
.
"The
Coast
It
an
fee
Slee
fi.
is
capitalized
from
fjfleerfH
million
dollars
of
"com
moiP
stock
which
Mr.
Landald
stales
be
f
p,r'-pared
to
put
in
Ihe
bands,
of
the
provincial
government
Under
rdinai-)-
rondilions
Ibis
stock
would
of
course
control
the
operation
of,
Ihe
company
but
in
view
of
tbe
fact
tlial
Ibe
provincial
ami
imperial
authorities
would
be
providing
all
the
funds
proposed
lo
be
expended,
(bis.
common
flock
lias
no
vajue
and
should
in
no
way
control
Hie
operation
of
the
company.
No
Protection
"In
the
case,
of
failure,
the
properly
would
pass
into
tbe
hands
of
Ibe
bond
holders
and
our
provincial
government
would
hold
a
minority
interest
only.
There
would
be
nothing
lo
prevent
the
majority
bond,
holders
in
tireat
Britain
disposing
of
this
plant
ju
such
a
rase
under
conditions
disastrous
to
this
province,
'unless
our
provincial
government
were
prepared
to
purchase
a
laryc
portion
of
tbe
bonds
bebt
by
the
majority
holders.
Ve
submit
Jlial
however,
faulty
and
ill-adiscd
in
the
in.
terests
of
Ibis
province
the
fi
nancial
structure
may
be
it
Is
entirely
subsidiary
to
the
major
factor
of
raw
materials,
cosl
of
production
aiul
market
The
report
then
goes
on
to
show
thai
the
estimate
of
Cost
of
production
and
the
market
available
are
both
faulty
and
the
com
mittee
advises
against
tin.
pro
posal.
The
report
was
submitted
to
the
mining
and
trade
ami
com-merce
commit
lee
,,f
n
local
hoard
for
report.
REFUND
SYSTEM
OF
TAXING
GASOLINE
NOT
SUITABLE
HERE
Board
of
Trade
Paaaaa
a
Raaolu-
Hon
Objecting
to
It
and
Suggesting
Another
Method
Al
Ihe
monthly
meeting
of
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade
last
evening,
K.
O.
;ibbons
presiding,
John
lh-havn
introduced
a
resolution
objecting
lo
the
refund
in
connection
with
the
pf'oposed
gasoline
tax.
This
resoultion
was
passed
pending
final
ilrnughtini;
by
Ihe
committee.
In
discussing
Ml
Mr.
Ilybhavn
said
Yhe
Dominion
.government
in
collecting-
Hie
sales
lax
was
willing
lo
lale
'Ibe.
affidavit
of
Hie
master
of
the'vefue)
'
taken
by
a
euslomH
ofllcer.
A
refund
system,
under
which
lax
would
have
to
be
paid
ijnd
then
refunded
later,
would
be
cumbersome
here,
where
crews
of
vessel
wer
oflcn
leaving'
1
and
where
I
hey
had
lo
make
prompt
settlements
on
the
share
basis.
It
would
prove
a
hardship
to
Hie
fishermen
IT
this
system
were
adopted.
F.
f!.
I)awon
moved,
seconded
by
Theo.
Collarl
that
Ihe
resolution
coveting
ihj
a
presented
J
fhe
Beam
'
should
be
adopted,
subject
I-final
revision
-by
a
committee
ASSOCIATED
BOARDS
OF
TRADE
CONVENTION
Varied
Subjects
to
be
Discussed
This
Month
In
Vancouver
At
Ihe
meetinir
of
Hie
Hoard
of
Trade
last
night
a
leller
from
V.
L.
.Malkin,
president
of
Hie
Associated
boards
of
trade
of
ltritili
Odiimhia,
was
read
iriv-insr
a
list
of
subjects
which
a
loony
others
would
he
discussed
al
Hie
convention
lo
be
held
in
Vancouver,
November
IS,
In
and
17.
They
Include
enforcing
of
anli-dumpimr
legislation,
cur.
tailinir
public
.expenditure,
n
perannuatbut
of
school
teachers,
laxinsr
revenue
prJuclnf
trucks
and
autos,
technical
education,
direct
taxation
in
support
of
hospitals,
nrjinfr
dealers
to
hamlle
HAI.
frull.
inlerprovincial
highway,
1'JUl
Itailway.
freijrbl
tariffs
bureau
and
freiphl
rates.
Union
steamer
Venlure.
Capt.
A.
Johnslone,
soutlihoiind
from
.N'aas
Itiver
ports
to
Vancouver,
was
in
port
from
y..10
to
Hi
M0
this
morninir.
Stomach
Sufferers
OaU
acroM
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JO-TO
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oo
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JO-TO
Is
composmtle)
la
th
laboratory
of
die
JO-TO
Co.
of
Canada
limited.
Voted
at
4M
Hasting
Sc
East,
Vancouver,
II.
SOLD
AT
ALL
DRUG
STORES
WanceMcked
Mutual
Life
Assurance
means
insurance
at
net
cost.
To
profit-participating
policy-holders,
it
means
a
very
low
cost
because
Company
Paid
$G923a
Mutual
Life
profits
reduce
the
amount
jof
money
that
must
be
paid
in
by
the
policyholders
as
premiums.
Here
is
a
case,
based
on
a
S10.000.
twenty-payment
life
policy,
taken
out
in
1903
when
the
policyholder
was
35
years
of
age.
At
the
end
of
the
twenty-year
period,
he
decided
to
accept
the
cash
value
of
his
policy.
He"
accordingly
surrendered
the
policy
and
received
a
cheque
from
the
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
for
$6,923
$1,141
more
than
he
paid
in.
In
the
20
years
during
which
the
policy
had
been
in
force
he
had
paid
in
i
pre.tilum
a
total
olJJ.782.
That
it
to
y.
he
received
all
the
money
back
that
be
had
paid
in,
and
11,141
betides.
He
had
tsjoyed
110,000
of
insurance
protection
during
all
thete
20
ycart,
the
mott
active
period
of
hit
butinett
life,
ana
in
the
final
analytit,
Mutual
Insurance
cctt
him
nothing
and
paid
him
inierett
on
hit
money.
If,
Inttead
of
accepting
the
cath
turrender
value
of
hit
policy,
thit
policyholder
had
decided
to
continue
hit
insurance
beyond
twenty
years,
no
further
premium
would
have
been
required
and
he
would
have
received
a
dividend
cheque
for
hit
Profyi.
annual!
.
In
addition
to
thit,
the
cath
value
of
the
Insurance
would
have
continued
to
Increase,
to
that
the
avcrace
annual
cottof
the
Insurance
over
the
whole
period
fvUildyt'
be
counterbalanced
more
completely
every
year.
May
we
not
furnlth
yon
with
particulars
of
thit
tplendid
policy
plan
applicable
to
53r'w
pretent
age'
simply
fUl
out
the
coupon
attached
hereto,
and
mall
to
THE
MUTUAL
LIFE
of
Canada:
Waterloo
Ontario
maiiTt
ny
'The
A'ef
Col
Lift
Itwirasvcc
Ctmpcny"
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