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FOR
YOUR
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I
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V.T'
'
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I
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I
I.
lull
Hill-
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(
intending
cui-
ji
it"at
Oritain
,
i
si
unit
tavian
eoun-
ii
mauariaied
by
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Hailwayw
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ni..
rm
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management
f
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tin
x'.l
inukiiiK'
inone-
n
lhii!ilreil
of
en-.icim
reci'ivril
at
the
hi
tor
llie
inTor-ii
tinokleu
contain.
In
liia'k,
and
it
i--ti
tin-
lone
of
tin'
i'
l'd
"f
iMiple
who
are
wards
Canada
a
'
will
s(iend
the
win-siuilvio
lo
prMre
ii-
welt
an
I
bey
can.
'
id.iplaldi
etlleTi.
I
inty
Ti'V.
Haiflloi
1I
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ilitf
nguiuol
n
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-i
iiiniillis
tinpoei
'
,ii
lliwi-llnii
umier
Hi'
'
l.iiinM
Art.
had
hi
I
liv
the
tUnirl
o
i
'
Vanmiuer
ImoI
wee'
iii
do
hi"
lime.
Tin
'
-l
l
hiiur
In
an
In-i
KIi.iIm'I
h
WiUim.
I
Party
will
require
In.viliil
ion
iinl-.
Jmk
Olanlrins,
Pumpkins.
Mack
tu,
lichen,
Mak,
Paper
Hats,
Decorated
Crepe
Paper,
Cut
nuts.
Novelties,
Orange
ami
Mark
StripeM
Crepe
Paper,
elc.
Also
get
a
Dcnnison
hook
that
telN
you
exactly
what
l
ln
to
cnlartain
your
flielldH.
I
In-
Definition
Dcuioim-ii-atnr
will
he
here
Nov.
15
'
L'l'ud.
Mr
HB
1
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,
1
t
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'1
BRITISHERS
GET
SPECIAL
SERVICES
MAIL
COURSE
IN
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
CANADIAN
FARMING
Thanksgiving
Observed
Yester
day
by
St.
Andrew's
Congregation
Special
Muflo
and
Dcorall:ns
There
were
x'riitl
erv
ices
at
81.
Andrews
Anglican
Church
jrevlerday.
At
H
o'clock
in
the
morning
here
wan
conwnunfoii
service
and
it
the
regular
morning
nervlee,
nrbdeaeon
O.
A.
II
tat
"poke
on
he
siiliji-rl
of
the
day,
emphanii-
n
tf
the
seitM'
of
thankagiving
hat
'i"iild
In
(ell
and
manifest
I
for
the
conuium
thing
of
life
ncli
a
health,
home
and
ualen
mce
which
were
no
ahundantly
tnd
pleanantly
provided
Can-otians.
To
the
'ehitdren
al
Sunday
ehiHil
in
the
afternoon,
rehaeaeoA
Hit
apoke
on
the
lintorjr
of
Jhankagtving
servlren
'gavinf
rim
fhtwh.irif1t
or
iwe
pro
fiiiia
of
ihf
Oenerai
Synod
it
Undiir,
Ontario,
which
h
a
ju
home
front
attending.
There
wa
uperlal
muie
in
onnerlion
wilb
the
senrteet.
W.
Fiafaer
being
the
aoloUt
in
the
morning
and
Mi
.Vnnie
I
Ml
by
nd
1ra.
W.
S.
Aekrdyd
in
the
evening.
The
church
had
been
beaut
ifnlly
deroraled
under
the
Mpervlliin
of
Mr.
Rlx.
A.
K.
O'Meara.
barrinler
of
Victoria,
arrived
from
the
aouth
on
the
Prince
Hupert
Saturday
night.
An
counsel
fur
the
Mh-ka
tribe
of
Indiano
of
the
Xaat
Hiver.
Mr.
O'Meara
came
here
lo
confer
with
the
feileral
parliamentary
parly
in
connect
ion
with
Hip
mailers
that
the
delegation
of
nalitcs
!
taking
up.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
-tllinf
fi..m
emir
Biiirii
'or
VANCOUVte,
VICTORIA,
Iwinnn
Bay,
(Ml
Al.ft
D,
Ttdr,
B
P.m.
tcr
VANCOUVtR,
VICTORIA,
Aiin
H),
n4
Snon
B$j,
Stturdtr,
10
A.M.
ror
AKVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
tTC.VART,
Sjb4,
S
P.M.
f
t
ANTOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
nd
N
Rlf
CtnntrUt,
Frltfay
A
M.
23
2n
Attnut.
J.
StrniKy,
At
to
I.
Prim
NuMrl,
10.
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
Rupert
Brand
Selected
Skeena
Seckeye
I'lir
pirnirs
Ii
ii
ini-
"lli;l"'il
1
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1
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1
1
1
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rcv
t)l)
in
llie
pn.li
lie
iilvvav
HluL'k'u
supply
on
your
lnml
dial's
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Kaliiion.
luindy.
a
good
idea.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
D.C.
dvertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
THE
PAPER
THAT
CECS
WICK
-rW'S
Local
and
Personal
Hayncrs,
Undertakers,
Phone
3D
I
It.C
Undertakers.
I'liono
l.
TAXI
ami
Messenger-
Service.
Phone
678.
tf
Itoyal
Purple
JIazaar,
Wcdnes-
lay,
December
3,
Elk's
Home.
,
English
transparent
eliina
fieo
"SUPHEME"
coffee
coupon.
If
I..O.U.A.
Whlt
drive,
Oolober
ao.
Chief
V.
Spillor
of
the
provln
rial
police
reluruxl
on
(lie
Prince
llupcil
hI
unlay
nighl
from
a
trip
south.
-
Have
you
e
that
dainty
liaiul
painted
china
in
II.
H.
Hemming'
window?
2it
Hen
Lipin
of
the
Acme
Im
porter
returned
on
the
Prfnee
iiupert
ai
unlay
night
froni
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
V.
I..
Mackenzie
returned
on
a
Powell
Hiver
and
Vancouver.
.Mm.
A.
J.
Oalland
and
family.
who
have
been
upending
a
vaca
tion
in
the
south,
returned
home
on
the
Prince
Huoert
Saturday
night.
Meeting
of
Milliard
league
lo
be
held
in
O.W.V.A.
room
t)
p.m.,
luecday,
Oct.
It.
Appliea-
Moim
for
entries
of
billiard
learns
will
cloe
al
ihia
meeting.
242
W.
W.
Anderson,
manager
of
the
Hudon
Hay
alore
at
Hacel-lon,
U
in
the
city
on
business
having
arrived
from
the
interior
on
lat
nghl'
train.
lr.
Hubert
Ward
returned
home
onUte
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon
after
having
spent
a
holloa)
W
Vancouver
and
Vie-
;tori4
mii
Uarry
Zeeert,
the
well
known
.Stewart
merchant,
paeil
through
oh
the
Cardena
ye-ter-day
afternoon
reluming
north
after
a
buainea
trip
to
Vancouver.
Harry
Howeon,
well
known
in
Stewart
and
interior
mining
development
eirelea.
passed
through
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon
bound
from
Vancouver
U
Stewart.
Or.
H.
C.
Wrinrh,
M.1..A.
for
jikeena,
arrived
In
the
eily
on
last
night's
train.
He
in
hers.
to
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
George
Iloric
Sr.,
left
on
the
Prince
Itupert
(Saturday
night
for
Vancouver
on
u
buinee
trip.
u
-
Mr.
and
MraJack
Wynne
and
family
returned
from
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
Mary
today.
Annual
Catholic
Kazaar
will
take
place
in
the
Iloslon
Hall
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
Octo
ber
15
ami
10.
212
U
M.
llaynes,
posl-olllce
In-
poctor
who
has
been
visiting
interior
points
returned
to
Victoria
on
I
lie
Prince
HOMlrt'
Saturday
night.
Alex
S.
Millar,
well
known
Siiiltliers
mining
man,
arrived
from
the
interior
Iat
night
and
ailed
today
on
the
Prineesa
Mary
for
Ketchikan.
.
Walter
Smilh
of
the
C.
N.
It.
city
ticket
office
returned
on
lat
nislit't
train
from
a
three
weKs'
holiday
trio
In
Winnipeg
and
other
prairie
points.
Mr.
J.
I..
Sansomc,
wife
of
Hie
While
Pass
agent
at
While
Hurce,
passeij,
Prince
Mary
hound
home
ufter
a
holiday
trip
aouth.
Joseph
Hose
appeared
in
the
police
court
this
inoniing
cliarg-
llV
lliu
MllkriilfitlrHllAff
PI
lint
i
lie
Prince
Huperl
Saturday
ntglil
c,,,
wH()
il!iMilflu
,
Th;
after
11
1
1
fit
1
having
1
.-
spent
Itakftt
I
o
ii-iuib
week
(m
f
1
I
m
iaaaBsaiaHau1
unlll
I
r.niniiiu.ii-
I
nr
vtiiessa?i
j
mini
Jiinri
i
itw
tg
allow
accused
to
obtain
counsel
fined
I0
and
costs
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning
for
drunkenness.
Ouestioned
by
1he
court,
he
said
he"
ftVl
"received
tlie
liquor
as
a
treal
from
a
man
who
had
gone
to
Swanson
Hay.
PaAengers
debarking
here
this
afternoon
from
the
C.P.H.
steamer
Prince
Mary
included
J
Boyd,
A.
it.
Thompson.
A.
11
Chwreol,
K.
I.
l.nhdyV'J.
A.
I.un-
ily.
II.
II.
Kelly,
W.
Haag,
II.
U.
Vraer
and
Mf.-wad
-Mrs.
Jack
Wynne.
,
Sam
Chambers,
formerly
gov
eminent
telegraph
operator
al
CarrroAM
hut
now
superannuated
paaaed
through
4(t
Utt.
Prinre-s
jiary
mis
aiieruon
imiuiih
for
Carrross
where
he
will
spend
the
winter.
He
is
intere-ded
in
fox
farming.
Alex
Roy
was
charged
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning
wim
wue
itesenion
anu
llie
case
wan
reuiande)
until
tomorrow
nsorning.
II
is
expected
there
will
be
a
set
I
lenient
of
Hoy's
marital
ditttcullies
out
of
court.
take
up
with
Premier
Mackemie
,
Accused
i
out
on
bail
King
and
the
feileral
parlianien
tary
party
matters
a
(feeling
hi
diilriet.
'
City
Police
Sergeant
Hugh
Mc-Rlinehy
relurnetl
from
Victoria
on
the
Prinw
Huperl
Saturday
night
having
in
custody
Alex
Hoy
who
has
been
'brought
liack
to
the
city
lo
faee
a
eharge
of
wife
ile-erlion.
-
joepn
&anKey,
jmnan,
was
the
meantime.
-.-.
It...
1
1
1
1.
1,
I
t
1
L.
...
Alice
Ami.
'The
vessel
in
Hon.
T.
O
.Palltillo,
minister
of
lauds
and
member
nf
I
hp
Imr
iipt.
n.
...
rinrii,
m.,.
iww
telalive
assembly
for
Prince
me
service
al
u.e
.Meinoaui
,utM.r,
itPrive.l
from
Vlel.
Church
Ih-I
evening,
giving
a
i(M.
j.r(llP,
Hupri
s;a,urllav
practical
and
helpful
address
on.lljplll
,0
,neel
HIH,
cofw
wiMl
"llrotherhood."
Next
Sunday
premw
kint-
i.u
.u..i.
evening
there
will
he
a
special
jmUarK
affecting
the
develop-
riiii.irrns
n-nicf
ai
u.e
.(ino-
1IWI1
f.fhis
port
.
Mr.
Patlllllo
oisi
L.nurcii.
Waller
S.
Perry
of
litis
eily.
who
was
injured
al
an
auto
ac
cident
last
week
al
Devil's
Klnnwi
Wlween
Hums
Lake
and
Deekerj
Union
steamer
Canlena.
Oapl
Lake,
returned
lo
the
city
at
lhej.A.
K.
Itickson.
arrived
earlv
rrom
end
or
the
week.
He
is
rapidly
Vancouver
and
wayiatrfa
at
I.
is
recovering
from
his
Injuries,
yeMoHav
afternoon
ami
i
which
consisted
principally
of
8
,,'clwk
for
Slewarl.
Anyox
and
uii
iiiiniii
iitc
lui-n
nun
mill.
'ills
Seiferl.
the
well
known
aleo
has
provincial
gnvermnent
mailers
to
lake
up
here
and
ex
peels
to
be
in
the
eily
null)
Wed
nesday
nighl.
aboard
llie
following
passengers:
winter
for
I'rlnee
Huperl
Mr,
Taylor,
..
viajor
isaitii,
.Mrs.
Hubert
Ward.
cmluehna
developmenl
work
on'j.
liainl
aid
Mr.
Kvww
Tor
the
.
North
iind
South
properly
on
siewarlGtis
Seif'ert,
(5.
Ifc
,.,,-.
..
,.HseiiKer
Winkler.
II.
Zecerl,
(I.
Hi-lckson
goina
through
north
bound
onlMr?(.
lXmi-
r
iith
'
ll'
the
Cardena
yesterday
ariernoou.
Howson
;
for
Anyox-MP.
Slater"
,,p
hn
1
"
'
Vancouver
and
.
(;,.0sby,
X.
j;.
.viM)n
v
Victoria
on
business.
Holland,
II.
).
Glegg,
It.
Culler
ANNOUNCEMENTS
llosp.ial
Au"ial
He'
Oct
31.
Anglican
Church
llaiaar.
Lutheran
llaiaar,
Melropo'-
Hall.
Nov.
0
If
December
2,
Hill
fiO
Clfaplrr
I.O.D.H.
Hal
lowe'en
Tea
and
Sale
October
?5
and
A.
T.
Mitchell:
for
Alleo
Arm
Mr.
Taylor
ami
Masejs
Xess.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Hank
and
three
.ehildien
leave
on
this
evening's
train
hound
for
New
York
where
they
will
board
a
steamer
for
Hussla.
They
will
Icliark
al
Hlgrt
ami
proceed
by
train
across
Hussia
lo
die
Hlack
Sea
where
Mr.
Hank
intends
to
remain
following
fishing
ami
farming.
-.Hussla
fsvth,.rr
nuiivt'
and.
Mr.
Hank
la
been
liexe
sm.-e
luott
euxi,B
nr4j;.Io
Port!
'ssHiRton
and
a
-year
later
In
"Sim
Flower
Serenade
in
flieP'tuee
Huperl
where
he
and
his
M-'
h.
m
1
1-!
t'liureh.
N'.
tl
and
7.
r;iinily
have
viii-.
n-ided.
Harry
Oarlley,
owner
of
thai
Wrangell
sawmill,
passed
through
on
the
Princess
Mary
this
morning
returning
to
Alaska
from
a
business
trip
to
.Seattle.
o
Mrs.
W.
L.
Coale
passed
through
on
the
Princess
Mary
today
bound
from
Vancouver
to
Juneau
where
she
will
join
her
husband
who
recently
went
north
to
become
C.P.H.
agent.
Miss
1J.
Hrown,
JI..V.
of
Victoria
passed
through
on
the
Princess
Mary
this
afternoon
bound
forluneau
where
she
will
lake,
a
position
on'
the
hospital
nursing
lau.
John
Currie
of
the'
contracting
firm
of
Mitchell
&
Currie
returned
on
last
night'
train
from
a
four
month's
trip
lo
the
Old
Country.
He
visited
his
home
in
Scotland
and
also
look
In
the
Wembley
Exhibition.
A.
II.,
Charest,
auditor
of
the
Audit
Jlureau
of
Circulations,
Cliiea?o,
arrived
on
(he
C.P.H.
steamer
this
afternoon
and
will
be
engaged
for
I
he
next
few
days
through
on
Ibolin
making
an
audit
of
the
eircul
litis
afternoon
atiou
records
of
the
Dally
Xcws.
Mrs.
J.
C.
.McLennan,
who
wenl
Pisl
wilh
her
son,
Iteid
.McLen
nan,
who
has
entered
the
Itoyal
Mililry
College
al
Kingston,
re
turned
home
on
(he
Jraiu
last
night.
Mrs.
McLennan
also
visited
with
relatives
at
Hocbesler.
New
York,
while
east.
Miss
A.
C.
Kingham.
U.S..
sister
of
Mrs.
S,
l,
Johnstone
of
Ibis
city,
relurned
on
Saturday
night
from
Stewart
where
she
has
been
spending
(he
pa't
three
weeks
and
left
today
on
the
Princess
Mary
to
made
the
round
trip
lo
Careross,
Y.T.
af
ler
which
slu-
will
return
lo
her
mine
in
Victoria.
Miss
Anne
Clothier,
who
was
in
Slewar!
with
Miss
Kingham.
has-
taken
charge
of
the
hospital
there.
-
C.
W.
Hingham.
who
has
been
operator
for
llie
Oovernmenl
telegraphs
at
Usk,
reached
I
he
city
ou
lal
night's
train
and
sailed
today
on
llie
Princess
Mary
for
Telegraph
Creek
where
lie
will
replace
1'.
X.
Jackson
who
is
being
superannuated
after
Iwenly
years
service.
The
uflice
al
Usk
lias
been
cloed
in
line
with
Hie
recent
amalgamation
with
Hie
Canadian
National
Telegraphs.
Andrew
Soslad,
manager
of
the
Kngineer
mine
in
the
Allin
tlis-l
Iricl.
parsed
through
on
Ihej
Princess
Mary
this
afternoon!
bound
north
after
a
business
trip'
lo
Vancouver.
The
Kngineer
mine
is
now
in
full
operation;
after
having
been
held
up1
through
litigation
for
several'
years.
About
eighty
men
are;
employed
and
the
properly
is'
fully
living
up
to.
its
brightest
pronn-c.v
i
Xnrtlihound
from
Vancouver
to
Alaska
ports,
C.P.H.
steamer
Princess
Mary.
Capl.
Itennelt,
was
in
portal
noon
today
making
her
first
voyage
on
the
winter
rhedule.
The
vessel
landed
first
at
the
ocean
wharf
lo
unload
a
big
lluick
automobile
for
Mall
Videck
lie
fore
proceeding
lo
the
government
wharf.
Those
sailing
Tor
the
Norih
on
the
:
Mary
included,
F.
H.Hunsperger,
JOINT
OPPOSITION
LONDON,
Ocl.
13.
In
scvcrsl
parls
of
the
country
there
i.
or-'
E.
E.-RAND
DEAD
VANCOUVER.
Ocl.
13.
K.
R.
Hand,
aged
l3,
pioneer
business
man,
is
dead.
He
came,
hero
in
1885
and
has
always
been
in
IhetM.P.
real
estate
business.
INDIGESTION
relieved
in
two
minutes
with
JOiTO
Ask
Your
Grocer
u
for
a
trial
package
of
PAGE
THREH
SALAD
A'
Nature's
complete
food
in
its
most
ii
B40S
It
will
prove
its
superiority
in
the
tea
pot
Try
it
today.
tempting
lorm.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
PASSENQLP
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Inve
Prlncf
nuptrl
S.00
pjn.
for
PRIC.E
0E0R0E.
EDM0.TO.X,
WINNIPEG.
tU
polnu
Etiirrn
Ctntrti.
United
Stiles.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LIMES.
Ollr
T1ckt
Offlct,
S2S
TMM
Am,
rrlnc
Ruptrt.
Phon
ISO.
Arthur
Mason,
G.
Henry,
Mrs.
s.
Ueorgc
Clothier,
resident
min-
Morrison,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Kl-jing
engineer,
returned
Saturday
will,
J.
Hlue,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
"iglil
from
Siewarlw
here
he
has
Yoshida
and
J.
C.
Anderson
for
been
for
tho
past
three
weeks
on
Ketchikan;
Miss
A.
C.
Kingham
his
annual
inspection
duties,
and
and
George
Clothier
for
Car-'ailed
this
morning
on
the
Prin-cross.
Capt.
Itennelt
is
taking
cess
Mary
for
Careross.
He
will
this
one
voyage
as
master
of
the
visit
the
Engineer
mine
which
Princess
Mary.
Capl.
Ormislon
is
now
in
full
operation.
!
will
be
the
regular
skipper
this
i
FALL
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
Gtorge
Sailings
From
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
or
PRINCE
GEORGE
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
and
Internit
diate
Points,
each
WEDNESDAY
8.00
p.m.,
each
SATURDAY
12.00
midnight.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
ANYOX
and
STEWART,
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
For
all
ports
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
12.00
midnight
Ocl.
18th,
Nov.
1st,
18th.
HARRY
BREEN
HEADS
SONS
OF
CANADA
FOR
THE
COMING
SEASON
ganucd
opposition
against
Labor
jointly
by
Liberals
ami
Couser-1
Officers
Elected
at
Annual
Meet-
values.
Labor
leaders
deny
(hat
Jolnl
meetings
were
broken
un
with
die
approval
of
die
'
abor
Par-.
Ing
Held
Saturday
Evening
The
Sons
of
Canada
on
Salur
Hon.
Vico-presideiil
McMordie.
PresiienL-ryarry
Hreen.
Firs!
Vice-presidjnl
-W.
Oreer.
Second
Vice-president
Uudilerham.
Sec-lreasiirer
W.
n.
Love.
Trustee
Lee
pel!
3
years
,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Monday,
October
13.
High
1:37
a.m.
20.
ft.
13:
to
p.m.
22.0
"
Low
..jk..
7
:
13
a.m.
1.5
"
20:08
p.m.'
2.7
"
Tuesday,
October
14.
'
High
2:10411.
20.7
fL
1
1:19
p.ni.
2I.'J
"
Low
8:18
nan.
v.
'
5J)
"
20:15
pan.
2.7
"
Wednesday,
October
15
High
2:51
a.m.
20.
11:51
p.m.
21.5
Low
8:52
a.m.
5.0
21:17
pan.
3.1
VANCOUVER
SPIRIT
ft.
day
nighl
held
their
annual
meet-1
The
spirit
of
the
people
of
Ing
in
I'.m-ail
Hall
at
which
offi-1
Vancouver
is
a
constant
source
cers
for
die
year
were
elected
f
wonderment
and
amazement
and
plans
for
die
coming
winter!'"
us.
The
people
living
on
tho
discussed.
The
list
of
officers
hanks
of
tho
Inlet
not
only
bo-
follows:
Hon.
President
Fred
lieve
that
their
city
is
going
lo
Stork.
pe
one
of
the
wonders
of
the
world;
'they
actually
seem
to
Colonel
:
think
dial
Iheir
climate
Is
one
of
(the
chief
charms
of
their
eily.
I
Every
cloud
over
there
has
a
j.
silver
lining;
the
faee
of
the
sun.
!
wilh
a
radiant
smile
upon
it,
(ieaige
shines
through
llie
gluom
of
every
rainstorm,
even
J1
if
that
slorni
lasts
three
Victoria
Times.
or
four
weeks.