Xucfluy
TAVPmWr
2.
1023.
Cash
&
Carry
llulk
fioeoa,
per
ll
16o
;i
b
for
40o
,
(
l.gg.
I"T
llll7..
.
.
.
60C
Oiiiii.'''
I'ork
ami
Ib-Hii.
i
j
x.
per
lin
21c
thinker
I'ork
iiinl
lleau.
tier
I
In
15c
).U't
I'urk
.-iii'l
Hcaii.
I
...
per
llll
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11C
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i
l'rk
mill
lleau.
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llll
...
...
.
.
14o
Hi
kk
I'urk
nml
llitirm.
I'l'l-
llll
;
13c
Slilillll
While
lleatl.
per
III.
7',c
:
yn
lleaii.
I"'
I
Id.
.
G'ic
Hi
it
pea,
per
III
9c
pi-art
ll.irli'V.
l-r
II.
.
.
IVtO
'..
llarley.
mII
G'ic
V:
I
Hire.
Hi.
.
.
8VjC
'
Wrinkle
l'e:.
2'.
nana
'
25c
Si::;i.lnri
lVn.
V
?
for
35c
M
iig
licnn.
l"?r
tin
.
.
19c
i
,
per
'in
18c
T
:til'i
"
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20o
T
:.:i
o
2',
per
tin
.
.
1Go
.
GQNOMY
STOR
E
417
Fifth
Ave.
Cast.
STORE
NOW
OPEN.
COAL
The
Famous
LAOYSMITH-WELLINQTON
Lump
and
Egg
Sites.
8TERLINQ
Slovs
and
Egg
Sizes.
Y
JHher
In
nark
or
bulk.
Phone
u
your
order
lay
or
nighl.
Prince
Rupert
Goal
Co.
Phone"
16.
M
orrior
Hdel
Central.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
S;"i:ale
in
the
old
Kmpres
Hotel
Ikiilding.
Rooms
lo
Rent
by
Day,
Weak
or
iho
Month.
Stesm
Healed,
.
Hot
and
Cold
Wafer.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
ZarelH
-
Proprietor.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOGHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Healed
Hoi
nml
Cold
Walrr
Hate
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
659.
RESIDENTS
OF
ENGLISH
HILL
DESIRE
SIDEWALK
Petition
Signed
by
Ppoo.h-
Owners
There
Presented
to
City
Council
Last
Night
Property
owners
In
block
20
jsertion
5
(HntfliMi
Hill
mil,'.
milled
a
petition
io
,p
pj(y
jfnuiie
lal
nialit
aklng
for
the
'building
or
a
nldewnlk,
either
plank
or
cinder
or
ri.n.l.iimf
....
of
both
under
Its
local
improve.:
jmenl
plan,
lending
westward
Ifroin
Mrllridc
Street.
Tim
ili
Jlon
wa
rerrr-i
Injfie
board
of
work
for
report.
There
were
six
signature
o
Ihe
petition
of
It
ikiii
or
nine
properly
owner
Involved.
Those,
signing
were
Joliii
I..
Tancn.
11
P.
I
T..
Cawley,
J.
It.
Morin,
William
1'ulman,
M.
brt
mid
liohert
Davey.
CITY
BARBERS
WOULD
CLOSE
SHOPS
EARLIER
Petition
Submitted
to
Council
Last
Night
and
Laid
Over
for
Week
I'levcn
city
barber
petitioned
Hit
council
last
flight
asking
Ileal
the
olaliilory
hour
of
shop
do,
nig
be
changed
from
o'clock
In
"
o'clock
on
week
nfxhl
and
front
t.3
In
)
o'clock
on
Salilr-ilay
night.
The
petition
wa
lai.l
o-cr
for
a
week
lo
allow
for
a
cbaiiBP
Inline
tiKnle
in
ilx
form,
wlii'-ti
m
not
now
in
order.
Tlioxe
itniiiK
Mie
petition
were
J.
J.
Keefe.
J.
li.
MiMHly.
O.
Oline.arK.
J.
Jmltre.
Itoi
Itarne.
C
Phillip.
II,
It
WiUoii.
II.
I)u
Jlainel,
r..
J.
NVuijr.
S.
Obala
and
I1
Itrowii.
CHILDREN'S
HUNTING
PARTY
IS
LOST
AND
SEARCH
BEING
MADE
COlllTKN.W.
Nov.
37.
A
cenri
li
fiarly
wa
out
all
iiiphi
ai
0ler
Hay
lookm?
for
ix
i:!dTii
who
were
lout
III
Hie
lnili
mre
early
Sunday
mom-j
illK-
The
elde.l
i
only
twehe
I
year
old.
'I'Mey
wenl
mil
huril-iiik.
one
of
(be
parly
bavin?
a
xun.
jCOULDNT
SLEEP
I
HEART
WAS
BAD
NERVES
A
WRECK
Mr
ll.
V
lirdL
li-r
VunflUii.
,
riin
I
in
very
ihaiikrul
U
llt
trlirrU
I
lMf
rrfrltrd
br
HMnr
Mil-burn
.
10-art
iM
rtr
rilU.
Whrn
I
rtnw
turn
tnxn
r.
In
lf.(inr
iwrl
t
vry
Udly
tttmnl
'b
rtrii.l,
and
my
itrnr
rr
drraiUul
rf
I.
I
rry
1tl
liHlnt.
int
"Hild
iwil
pfM.ihty
klrrp
it
Mrtil.
In
Ojrt.
I
in
urh
OMi.llII.Ki
I
frtl
ll
I
did
rx.i
lh
inyun
lu
wk
in
in.
II
llnmrtil
I
wiHiM
try
MilUirti'.
Hurl
ami
rr
rill,
and
brrnre
I
liad
Uimi
lo
itmiro
I
rtiiild
fnj.y
a
rn1
nlrlil'a
rr.l
a
fll
a
anynn.
i
j
ttwr
are
M
of
rlunied
Brn
"li
rf
nurtrrlim
Hi
ume
a
I
dul,
ainl
I
fr
l
ur
I
lii
I
If
lli'J
iMld
"lily
try
Mil-burn1
Ili-art
and
Vrrr
I'lll
Ihry
will
rr-rrlf
Iho
Mliw
rrllrf
III)
I
hatr."
I'rlr
r.oc
a
Inh
at
all
dealer,
or
malM
dlrwi
n
iwlpl
i.f
prlrf
by
Tlie
T
Vllhrrn
i.
t.lnillnl,
Toronto.
Onl.
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.,
Ltd.
We
Have
a
Few
Shares
of
above
at
$2.90.
Since
)'2l
tliix
mine
has
paid
in
dividend
t,l72,o2.".
No
oilier
mini'
In
Hie
wnrld
hns
made
Hie
record
of
this
iMi.
properly,
All
Issues
of
Government
Bonds
For
Sale.
T.
McCLYMONT
Phone
Black
85.
Thlrd
Ave-
Premier-Gold
Medal
Beer
The
New
Wonderful
Beer
There
Is
only
oiiexwny
to
prove
that
pitKMIKK
"fiOI.D
MKHAI."
UHEIV
is
heslTHY
IT.
Order
from
the
Government
Vendor
Today.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
ll'o
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
hy
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
ELECTION
MAY
HAVE
ANY
END
Return
of
British
Government
by
Reduced
Majority
One
of
Eventualities
'
ISSUE
CLEARLY
DEFINED
No
Tax
on
Wheat
or
Meat
but
Offer
to
Dominions
Is
Factor
In
Contest
LONDON.
Nov.
27.
Hy
Can-adian
Prea;-Tbi'
HriliMi
!en-
eral
Kleelion,
wbirh
wan
pnin?
n
suddenly
upon
Hie
people
of
the
t.'niled
KiiiRilom
by
Ihe
llaldwin
(iovrrnineril,
U
in'
full
nwlnt
llilx
week.
The
eonle
is
exeeplionally
nborl
and
it
in
probable
Dial
il
will
be
proportionately
harp.
Whether
Hie
refill
of
Hie
volinir
will
be
de-piiie
i
anolber
mailer.
Ah
to
(bin
Hie
politician
differ
ii.iltiral
ty.
Already
rlaim
of
Micre
are
beini'
made
by
the
parly
in
power,
the
Oonscrvalive;
alo
jiy
the
re-unilei
IJberuN.
ami
likewUe
by
Ibe
Labor
I'arly,
but
lo
independent
oherver
II
look
like
a
cramble
in
which
nnyl
lilfiu
liny
happen
on
election
day
either
Hie
return
of
the
ifitvernnicnl
of
Premier
Stanley
llaldwin
by
a
rediiceil
majority,
the
poihle
urce
of
Hie
Liberal
I'arly,
fir
of
Hi
Labor
Party,
or
of
A
plil-up
in
which
none
of
the
parliamentary
?roup
may
have
utllcien
lrrntrHi
In
carry
on
a
Kovern-menl
without
Hie
ailance
of
me
other
yrotip
or
individual
member
of
another
trotip.
At
present
II
i
anyoue'ti
guev
Standing
In
House
The
Hlale
of
Ibe
parlie
on
lue
day
of
the
diolulion
of
Ibe
Ignite
of
nnmmon
wa
a
follow:
:inervalic
or
UniuiiUls
3t?:
l.alHir.
lit:
rnile
Libera!
irompriintr
'.'
A(iuilhian
and
M
Lloyd
livorKiau'.
I
IK;
other
liarlie.
7;
varanl
ieal.
t.
The
iruvi'riimeitt'ji
nljorily
over
all
wa
73.
A
little
more
than
a
year
ago.
Nov.
IS,
IJiJS.
Ibe
(inerative
or
rniotti!
party,
with
Itonar
Law
at
it
bead,
wa
voted
into
IMiwer
wtlh
a
majority
of
"U.
The
niiimliiig
of
Hie
Nirtie
Hieti
wa:
fVinervatie,
317;
Lalwir.
112;
National
Libera),
SU;
A-
iltiilhian
Liberal
o'J;
independ-enl,
5;
nalionali!
2;
Sum
Fein
I;
total
615;
c'verinnenl
majority
7'J.
Since
then
there
have
been
Mime
chance,
with
Hie
re
mit
that
the
41onerv:ittve
majority
in
the
Iloue
wa
re
duced
lo
73,
a
In
led.
The
lal
general
election
va
liiiunally
lame.
It
followed
Hie
dramatic
rci)tnalion
of
Lloyd
Oenrpe
from
the
premierhip
and
the
(lonervalive
parly's
eerlion
of
llonar
Law
a
premier
only
a
horl
lime
previously
tit
the
election,
and
wa
mere
ly
a
fiehl
by
Hie
parly
newly
in
power
lo
lay
in
and
a
fixhl
by
Ibe
Lloyd
lieorjrian
lo
re;xain
Ibe
toitfon
the)'
hail
ln,
while
at
Hie
ame
limn
a
feud
be.
I
ween
the
tienrifians
and
As(uilhiau
wa
raifiit
and
each
faction
of
the
pj!
Liberal
parly
wa
trying
lo
down
Iho
ol
her.
Issue
Clear
In
Hie
presenl
ronlesl
the
Is
sue
is
clearly
defined
a
between
Ibe
Conservative
and
Liberal.
Ibe
two
warring
w-injis
of
the
Liberal
parly
have
come
In
amicable
lerni.
and
ball
Una
hle
by
side
for
victory,
J
he
issue
hein
if
protection
versus
free
trade.
On
Ibe
Tariff
ques
tion,
which
involve
Hie
llaldwin
Government!)
offer
lo
the
Dominion.
at
the
reeenl
Imper
ial
Conferneces
of
a
preference
alonjr
certain
line
do
not
mean
a
lax
on
wheat
or
meal.
Hoth
II.
II.
Astiuith
and
Lloyd
Ceorve
are
opposed
to
protection
out-and-out
and
they
are
ficlilinj.
the
povernmenl
parly
on
IhU
Issue
with
all
their
Klrcnglh.
.
The
Labor
I'arly'
appeal
lo
Hie
eleclornle
Is
a
challenge
of
the
government's
laiilt
policy
and
the
whole
concept
ion
of
economic
relation.
underlying
il,
and
n
claim
that
n
remedy
for
unemployment
can
be
found
through
I
he
operation
of
un
lional
schelne
for
productive
work,
with
adequate
utainlcn
ance
for
I
hose
who
cannot
ol.
CATARRH
e!
tha
IBLADDER
mvMi
PEachCaPwlnD
bi.rt
oama
tr"J
lain
employment
to
earn
a
livelihood
for
themselves
and
their
families.
Labor'
platform
aUo
include
(he
much
talked
of
capilal
levy.
Question
of
Leadership
Former
premier
II.
II.
Asiuith
is
Ibe
titular
leader
of.'lhe
reunited
Liberal
parly
in
the
contest,
and
Lloyd
George
I
liis're-eognized
chief
lieutenant.
1
low-long
thi
relation
oft
Britain's
two
famous
'statesmen
will
continue
is
u
problem
for
the
future
lo
solve.
A
considerable
number
of
people
think
'Hie
solulion
Is.
not
far
in
Hon
fill
lire,
and
the
prediction
1
.
freely
made
that
it
will
not
be
long
until
Asijulth
retire
from
thu
arena
of
'active
politic.'
and
Lloyd
George
heads
th,
parly.
It
wa
in
I
DIG
thai
the!
latter
succeeded
Asquith
as
premier.
I'.ver
since,
until
a
week
or
so
aifo,
ihey
have
heAii
political
eiu'inius,
Wi
l
-
-
ServingYou
In
view
of
the
close
and
strict
inspection
and
supervision
of
life
insurance
companies
by
the
Government,
the
public
today
are
realizing
that
among
the
safest
and
surest
investments
they
have
is
their
life
insurance.
,
When
your
life
insurance
premiums
are
received
by
the
companies,
they
become
trust
funds
and
are
invested
in
Government
and
municipal
securities,
mortgages,
agriculture,
transportation
and
such
stable
enterprises
as
have
proven
to
be
the
backbone
of
our
country.
Thus,
while
life
insurance
is
an
absolute
security
and
enables
you
to
carry
out
your
life's
program,
it
is
aiding
Canada's
industrial
and
commercial
prosperity.
'Life
insurance
serves
as
it
'waits'
'
-
'-A
STEWART
First
slen
towards
"incornor-
alion
of
Stewart
iinder1
the
vil
lage
Arl
have
been
taken
by
the
Citizens'
Association.
A
com-inillee
eonsisiing
of
II.
W.
M.
Hnlslon,
l
II.
Worknfau
kind
0.
C.
Andrew
has
been
delegated
to
look
into
Hie
matter
and
report.
Large
bodies
of
'high
grade
'
and
milling
ores
which
have
been
;
developed
on
Hie
Indian
mine
Indicate
dial
I
hej.
properly
will
lake
Tf
place
on
tin;
shfiw
ping
list
thi
winter.
Owing
lo
difllclties
on
the
flume
which
supplies
the
properly
with
yaler,
operations,
on
the
Dunwelljnioe
had
to
be
discontinued'
for
17
days
until
repairs
were
made.
-
t
Development
work
is
to
be
and
Canada
'I
LIFE
INSURANCE
continued
thi
winter
on
Hie
Daly-Alaska
mine
and
William
Slonn
will
arrive
from
the
south
next
week
lo
lake
eharge.
The
first
?pan
on
the
Hear
Hiver
bridge
has
been
completed
and
tlx
second
is
well
under
way.
The
high
level
bridge
across
Cascade
Creek
will
be
finished
by
the
end
of
this
month.
-
William.
Cameron,
postmaster
and
customs
collector,
is
on
a
trip
.to
Vancouver,
t-;
1
1
hiring,
hi.
absence
Waller
Hrqa'd
i
atlend-ing
fo
the
-customs
office
and
Miss
I'hyllis
Cameron
is
in
charge
of
the
post-otllce.
THAT
SPOILS
IT
'
"DohT
you
think
that
yount;
man
is
nice,
mamu?
"I
do
not,
my
dear.
He
looks
loo
much
like
your
father
when
he
was
a
young
man."
Le
Hire.
Aj.
vMi
prvi.
SERVICE,
Shoes
Men's
Solid
Leather-Working
Shoes
at
$5.00
Leather
lined
Kox
Calf
Hoots
,in
lllack
or
Hrown
at
$6.00
Hand
made
Loggers'
Hoots
from
$8.50
Men's
ant)
loys'
Rubbers.
8HOC
REPAIRING.
GEO.
HILL
The
Shoeman,
Third
Ave.
next
St.
Regis.