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DAILY
EDITION
TKe
Secret
of
Successful
Baking
Tuesday,
lleceinber
10,
112
i
Wonderful
Career
Of
New
York
Clergyman.
.
One
of
Ihe
outstanding"
figure"
for
many
years
past
in
New-York
lias
been
He
v.
Perry
Sliekuey
liraitt.
lie
has
had
cjiargo
of
ii
rich
congregation
yel
he
lias
coiisMently
preached
Ihe
gospel
of
the
poor
man
and
has
taken
advanced
ground'
on
almost
every
ipiestion
of
the
day.
For
(hirty-oue
yeais
he
has
held
Ihe
same
intuition
and
the
representatives
of
the
old
famUfes
have
taken
their
Sunday
e.rnious
.is
a
Ionic
and
something
to
talk
about.
'
Dr.
(Irani
has
usually
taken
Ihe
unpopular
side
on
outstanding
questions,
lit-
defended
the
horning
of
the
U..S.
flag
in
pub
lie,
.poke
up
for
V,..Z.
Foster,
the
Communist,
testified
fbr
an
l.W.W.
agitator,
excused
the
Soviet
for
executing
the
viear-geueral,
and
yet
through
it-all
he
was
hacked.
up
hy
his
wealthy
congregation.
This
p.-iron
lands'
for
more
liberal
marriage
laws
and
easy
divorce,
lie
strongly
espoused
the
cause
"of
free,
speech,
and
in
later
years,
foj
lowed
the
nfodcriil!
(rend
of
religfous
thought
in
the
direction
of
lTuilariauim.
In
all
this,
time
he(was
openly
hioli'le
lo
his'
bishop,
lr.
.Manning,
bid
he
had
a
strong
person-alily
and
never
shirked
an
eiicouuter.
Even
those
who
did
not
agree
with
Ihe
preacher,
could
but
admire
him.
Endowment
For
B.C.
University.
Those
who
looked
akanrc
:il
further
expenditure
on
a
Hritish
Columbia
Fiiiversity
at
Vancouver
will
be
gratified
to
learn
that
the
sale
of
(lie
:t,nort
acres
of
lioveriinuMit
land
at
Point
"(irey
will
not
only
pay
for
Ihe
buildings
themselves,
but
also
provide
for
a
certain
endowment
fund,
says
the
Victoria
Times.
If
Ihere
be
any
doubt
about
the
rale
of
sale
of
these
lands
il
will
be
removed
by
a
study
of
the
building
permits
which
arc
being"
is.
ued
bv
Ihe
municipality
in
which
Ihe
area
is
mIu-aled.
An
increa-e
in-the
student
body
of
3o9
in
1010
to
t.tflrt
in
I'.liM:
an
announcement
that
the
cost
per
capita
is
les
at
Ihe
l'niver"ily
of
Hritish
Columbia
llian
at
the
provincial
universities
of
Alberta.
Saskatchewan
.and
Manitoba;
a
declaration
that
less
llian
seven
per
renl
or
the
graduates
from
the
Point
Orey
seal
of
learning
have
left
for
the
Pnited
Stales
a
grati
fying
Contradiction
to
many
hntile
suggestions
support
the
contention
that
this
province
has
an
extremely
useful
investment
in
its
Timersily.
It
is
good
to
know
al-o
that
h
preponderance
of
student
from
workmen's
homes
are
taking
advantage
of
the
educational
facilities
at
the
institution.
This
is
an
indication
that
it
would
be
uiiwNe
lo
increase
the
fees
charged.
Su-di
a
cpure
would
certainly
drive
student
to
Eastern
or
American
colleges.
Able
To
Cross
.....
,
,
,
River
On
Ice.
.
The
cold
.-snap
which
we
have
been
experiencing
with
he
thermometer
down
to
six
above
zero
mfiko.s
ys
;
$11
realize
what
Ihe
weather
is
like
in
Ihe
interior.
Fifleen
bejow
zero
is
reported
from
Montreal
and
Ihe
Hirer
St.
l.fiwr'eiiro
frozen
to
surh
an
exteul
thai'
horses
anil
sleighs'onu
cross
on
(he
ice:
v'That
is
something
of
which
we
have
no
e-xperienee
h,ere.
The
present
weather
is
abnormal,
although
tradition
says
(hat
one
year
the
thermometer
dropped
below
zero.
Dealing
With
Reckless
Driving.
It
is
most
difficult
to
deal
with
reckless
driving.
Anyone
who
has
driven
much
realizes,
how
now
and
then,
he
meets
a
road
hog
llnd
makes
his
blood
creep
jis
he
whizzes
past
within
an
inch
oRbe
huh
of
his
wheel.
This
is
usually
an
experienced
driver
whii.has
taken
n
Tew
drinks
more
than
he
should.
It
ha
made
him
reckless
and
he
tries
to
see
how
close
he
can
drive
lo
Ihe
cars
he.asses
without
hitting
them.
No
laws
can
deal
with
cases
of
Ibis,
kind
adequately
because
the
driver
under
the
influence
cares'
for
no
law
or
anything
else.
-
Another
difficult
case
is
the
beginner
who
cannot
drive
well
and
who
niakes
errors
of
judgment.
There
is
no
place
fit
which
a
person
can.
learn
lo
drive
except
on
Ihe
highway
and
he
doe.
so
at
Ihe
risk
of
an
accident.
The
reckless
driving
problem
is
one
that
will
give
Iroithh
'
for
many
years
lo
come.
MC
HTM
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VH)
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
i
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iijFv
til
enjoys
the
largest
sale
In
Canada
simply
because
housewives
have
found
out
that
it
is
always
reliable.
It
contains
no
alum
or
adulterants
of
any
kind.
Made
in
Canada
E.
W.
GILLETT
COMPANY
LIMITED
TORONTO
WuuP
Montr!
In
the
Letter
Box
MASSETT
GOLD
Editor,
haily
New.
Itecenlly
there
have
leen
several
letters
and
reports
in
your
paper
regarding
Massetl
gold.
The
hod
one
wa
Or.
Dunn's
.re-ply
to
'Mr.
I'vatls.
On
Ihe
face
of
it.
lhi
looked
to
me
very
abusive.
"Abuse
is
no
argument."
If
Ihe
association
is
anvioits
In
give
unliable
""reports
.
to
lielp
wliat
he
calls
"a
sound
Industry"
why
did
lie
not
reply
lo
Mv,
Evans'
question
and
givtV
the
public
a
ilefinite
statement
or
how
much
gold
was
brought
in
from
the
spit.
Mr.
Kvans
claims
that
liK
statement
in
his
first
telegram
where
he
refers
lo
gold
under,,
guard,
came
from
one
of
Hie!
.present
officers
In
their
associa-f
I
lion.
I
have
known
Mr.
Evans
as
long
a
Dr.
Dunn,
and
I
think
it
very
unfair
to
say
"Ihe
letter
of
November
from
a
writer
with
such
a
record
for
Inexactitudes
nils
no
icev,"
etc.
Next
boat
I
will
pnd
an
account
of
actual
fads
of
things,
as
they
are,
from
the
time
Mr.
Cabrera
entered
Masef.
I
am!
deeply
interested,
because
own
I
a
placer
leas.
PITTFfl
KEAY.
The
Man
in
the
Moor
1'IJIS
Is
a
town
with
plenty
of
cars
and
nowhere
to
drive.
,
KVP.N
if
we
have
not
any
roads
we
ran
always
gel
up
ii
drive
for
a
-(mmI
cause.
A
MAN
down
east
who
eejdil
to
ilrive
throu;
lo
Prince
llii-jert
was
advi.ed
to
look
out
for
Ihe
hniiipt
TII(iH
Nanaiuiii
bandits
wlio
firllcd
to
get
at
the
IOO.Ol"lO
payroll
sack
from
Ihe
Hank
prove
that
even
burglars
are
nol
wliat
or
them
feape
with
the
loot
and
nobody
even
looks
for
them.
KNOW
a
dark
haired
Who
stole
my.
heart
iot
elear
with
the
loot
'
II
-
For
ever
and
a
day..
bandit
away,
unit
kept
I
know
another
young
robber
Who
(might
me
to
slenl.alas
For
I
stole
from
lier"
and
she
stole
from
nie
Then
called
rue
to
)
old
ass,
IF
you
are
away
from
home
ami
want
service
you
pay
for
il.
If
at
home
you
srrowl
.for
il.
I
KNOW
some
people
who
never
seem
able
to
kcep'slrtiiglil.
They
follow
their
natural
bent.
A
HIl.xilAND
is
a
iuuii
who
uat
the
privilege'
of
mes.jnV
things
up
at
home.
.-
,
,
IFF
Is
a
person
who
has
I
lie
privilege
of
laughing
at
tier
husbands
foibles
fle'fdre
his
face
instead
of
like
others,
behind
his
back.
Jfcv
runny
you
might
have,
looked
if
von
were
ilitferent
from
what
"
von
are,
.have
your
photo
sent
by
radio
and
printed
in
the
papers.
A
PirrmtF.
that
has
been
llaslied
across
the
ocean
by
radio
looks
like
the
first
section
of
a
before
and
after
picture.
WHAT
I
am
wondering
today
is
Vhelher
those
ankles
see
occasionally
are
really
cold
thi
weather.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
rrinc
KUpcrt
f
December
16,
1914.
A
resolution
of
confidence
ami
endorsalbm
Hi
Mayor
Newlon
was
passed
by
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council
last
night.
News
was
received
this
morn
lug
that
Scarborough,
England,
garu'zed
in
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Ulcers
as
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siscrelary-Ireasiirer,
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exnu-
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ued
to
be.
How
we
longhjve,
J.
II.
"ntompson.
F.
II.
Moh-
for
Ihe
gortd
old
tiniest
IK
this
excavation
goes
on
around
town
at
the
present
rale,
a
!-r-'ii
will
ffiul
il
iliillcull
lo
gid
on
Ihe
rocks
in
this
city.
TALKING
about
bandit
.
a
lot
ley
and
(i.
It.
Nuden.
The
Skeena
River
Kiierie
is
seeking
lo
buy
power
from
Hie
city
Tor
Us
plant
ai
llayspurl.
MANY
CLAIMS
TO
VALUABLE
LEGACY
Encouraged
Pretenders
nitie
ami
wlne.h
the
imitation.
Of
conrsil
wa
a
lril
a
single
sack
will
prove
if
more
lasting
and
more
powerful
heat
from
a
fnw
shovelfuls,
hardly
any
ash,
no
clinker
or
rock,
nil
lloMr
piinls
stand
out
when
you
make
a
practical
lest
TIlYINn-oVmak,
living
Is
a''"
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shori
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l.,,ook-slove.
frrepUee.
heater
or
.arils.
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famous
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coal
is
sold
only
by
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you
want
to
see'dmw-
really
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lo
whom
all
or-
WE
ARE
OFFERING
AT
A
DISCOUNT
OF
25';
12
ONLY
HIGH
GRADE
WINTER
COATS
It
will
pas
yon
lo
gel
one
of
Iheso
DEMERS'
"The
House
of
Quality,"
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SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS
SAILING
BY
GXP.
In
order
lo
silil
the
ronvrn-ie
:ce
id
as
niaiiy
as
possible,
the
lirainl
.Trunk
Pacific
Steam-hip
iW$ttpmnf
are
arranging
lo
hold
the
S.S.
"I'rlner
lluperl'
sallinv
from
Prince
Muftcrt,
Friday,
Der-i.
Imt
IWIi,
unlit
t.uo
p.m.
This
Imi-iI
will
hitv
in
Vancouver
eneljr
Snndxy
moriiliif,
DeremlH-r
.'Ul.
in
siiHtriml
lime
lo
make
Uan
tu"
Vieioria
and
Correct
Use
of
Famous
Title
has
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T'
'x-iiiie
roai.
i
full
passenger
lil
Is
eviieel-
f,,r
"lng.
and
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Is
Abnnt
Ihe
v-ar
IKHu
ll.e
pioneer
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Mt-After
discovered
a
remarkalde
eoal.
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jno
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l"iWe
many
iriaU
and
lets
it
!
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rcserx.il
mis.
was
positively
established
Mint
this
coal
repreiWfiJd
the
acme
of
I
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efficiency
aiirt
romrorl
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III
IrtAL
IAKK
To
ll.is
fuel
ll.ev
Ihe
P.
famous
name
nf
HNanaim-We-lingliMi."
rejireenlin
all
that
was
hVsl
in
ctal.
No
sooner
wan
It
found
thai
llm
public
inniafed
on
getting
this
Wonder
Fuel
than
dher
coals
were
pul
on
the
market
under
very
similar
names.
So
much
so
that
the
public
wen
ai
a
Joss
fn
say
which
wnif
lb
mik
PLEBISCITE
LAST
NIGHT
RESCINDED
Q.estlon
of
City
Managership
Will
Not
be
Put
Before
People
In
January,
Council
Decides
At
the
reipiext'of
Hie.
Prince
H
pert
llalejHi;er'
iVs-ocialinn,
Ihe
i-iiy
rood
el
I
lat
night
re-sciiuied
fix
tnolloii.
of
last
iwek
when
il
was
decided
lo
take
a
d-bietle
nPIhe
civic
election
in
January
on
Ihe
ipieMlon
o
city
munngerhii.
The
reasons
of
the
ItiMepayers"
Assdefhtion,
which
made
the
initial
repiet
thai
the
iilebtscit
be
taken,
for
making
the
request
now
that
such
a
j
plebiscite
be
nol
submitted
were
Hint
the
provincial
goy-rumenl
had
not
taken
action
on
Ihe
mailer
mid
the
time
between
nrtw
and
the
election
was
loo
brief
In
have
ibe
mailer
properly
put
be
fun'
Hie
people.
VANDERHOOF
.Mi
s.
llidtinson.
who
has'
been
Nlsiting
here
with
Iter
daug'hlcr.
urs.
Mansell.
returned
on
Sun-day
morning
to
London,
Ontario.
Jaiiie
II.
(iraliaiu
has
returned
io
vanueriioor
from
a
trip
M
Los
-Angeles,
II.
D.
Lovesay,
who
is
visiting
in
F.ngland,
Is
expected
home
in
April.
Mrs.
Pert
Me
HorkeH
are
corn-ing
out
from
Alherla
lo
spend
i
he
winter
at
Stuart
Lake.
INDIGESTION
relieved
in
two
nilnuls,.
JO-TO
with
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supervision
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disptuyed
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l.iipior
Ouilrol
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or
br
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novernmrut
of
Columbia.
had
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shHIed
.epiejins.
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should
bo
ulioiwd
direct.
Il'ronipl
delivery
service
given
their
own
learn
and
trucks.
Curling
Club
has
bee
or-
1
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f
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are
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"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
JUST
ARRIVED
1,000
PAIRS
HEN'S,
WOMEN'S,
HISSES'
AND
CHILDREN'S
SLIPPERS
A
BEAUTIFUL
SELECTION
"Let
It
be
Slippers
for
Christmas
Gifts."
Sols
Agents
for
JAEQEF?
SLIPPERS
BURNS
LAkt
Mis
Harriet
Harrison
of
Wis-,
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at
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fool
of
l.c
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the
hoMl
on
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larta.
who
i
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High
sir
Aleiander
MrKr
Scloyd
in
Vn-ioria.
passed
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neri
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6
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at
the
Christina
ci.iinln
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wfis
a
visjlnr
here
lalt
week'.-
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planning
lo
Incorporate
under
Ihe
Village
Act
arnlO'ir.
tffiillh
waV'bes'uulkfu'rir
Inspection
of
the
system
employed
leeaMy.
PRINCE
GEORfif
rhM'U
bring
m
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n-ioulsble
lo
hi
i
in
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of
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of
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of
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n
and
Fail
Sheelerof
Danskin.
bn;
1
NEW
HAZlLIUIi
arrived
here
and
will
-jiend
Hie)
"
winter
in
the
district.
Mrf-
Ttny
Or--
have
arrive.i
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lir.
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a
special
meeting
of
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Prince
fieorge
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of
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held
las
Thursday
night
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decided
lo,
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his
'debts
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National
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increase
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already
let
for
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helped
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tricl
this
wlnler.
1
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in
1
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monument
hu
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placed'
of
the
men
lie
owe.)
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PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C
Coast
Services
SailinesfromPrinceRupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
f
RINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
Nov.
7,
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3,
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1,18.
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iEATRICE.
,
For
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Swanson
lay,
East
,
v
!'.
Palls,
Namu,
Alsrt
lay,
Campbell
Rlvar,
aouvar,
every
Saturday
11
a.rti.
Aoency
for
all
SUamihlp
Lines-Full
informallop
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
nrat
Ant
ft
Oornar
of
4lh
Strest
and
Srt
Avanut,
fflne
Rupary