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Thursday.
Nov.
13,
1024.
Kept
Province
To
Fore
In
London.
F.
C
W'iiile,
the
late,
agent
general
or
Hritish
.Columbia
in
London,
always
kept
the
province
well
to
the
fore
in.
the
world's
metropolis,
and
did
it
with
a
proper
digifity.
He
vrts
an
ideal
representative
and
Hritish
Columbia
can
ill
afford
lu
lose
him.
There
were
many
problems
affecting
the
province
which
came
up
from
timeto
time
in
London,
and
especially
matters
pertaining
to
the.
use
of
British
Columbia
lumlier
in
place
of
;-imil;ir
material'
imported
inlo
England
from"
foreign
countries.
Mr.
Wade
helped
develop
the
imperial
spirit
by
encouraging
Englishman
to
buy
within
tire
Empire.
The
task
was
a
difficult
one
but
he
met,
with
a
measure
of
success
in
the
undertaking.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
next
appointee
in
the
-position
will
be
as
well
equipped
as
was
.Mr.
Wade
to
neprdteul
ihe
province
and
in
resell
out
to
all
parts
of
it.
Senator
Lodge
Was
American
Politician.
Senator
Lodge
was
an
American
politician,
nlthough
he
is
oftn
spoken
of
as
a
statesman,
and
be
was
that
also,
lie
was
a
politician
because
he
was
a
great
student
of
democratic
methods
of
gov
rn
me
nl,
of
organization
and
of
constitutional
practice.
He
was
a
gmtl
believer
in
parly
government
and
of
the
Republican
parly
in
particular-
As
leader
of
the
Republicans
in
the
Senate,
be
fought,
former
President
Wilson's
policy
and
rightly
or
wrongly
won
out.
lu
an.
interview
a
few
years
ago
he
is
reported
to
have
said:
"I
have
nothing
to
say
about
my
opponents,
for
I
have
never
made
personal
or
abusive
attacks
on
anyone
opposed
lo
me.
It
has
always
seemed
lo
me
that
a
man
in
public
life
stood
more
strongly
if
he
stood
on
his
merits
rather
than
on
someone
else's
delects.
I
think
I
may
say
that
1
have
done-
a
great
deal
of
difficult
and
responsible
public
work.
On
that
public
work
and
oir
that
record
1
am
ivonlenl
to
stand."
Corn
With
Silver
Spoon
In
His
Mouth.
Senator
Henry
Cabot
Iodge
was
born
in
affluance
and
never
knew,
as
most
statesmen
have,,
what
it
meant
to
be
in
wanl.
His
lather
was
a
merchant,
owner
ot
ships,
and
there
wasvery
temptation
for
his
son
lo
live
a
life
of
ense.
Instead
of
that
he
was
a
strenuous
worker,
studied
law,
and
devoted
himself
lo
politics
as
u
life
work.
For
recreation
he
studied
art
and
literature
as
all
Caliols
fell
it
their
bounden
duty
lo
do.
He
spoke
Frenrfh
almost
as
fluently
as
Eli'glijhr'
He
travelled
a
great
deal
and
voMiiJed
among
bis
friends
a
-nnmtier
J'of
European
stale-!
men.
He
was
a
tug
man
and
the
American
nation
and
especially
the
Republican
party
can
ill
afford
lo
lose
him.
No
Formal
Opening
Skeena
River
Bridge.
v
There
will
be
no
formal
opening
of
Ihe
Skena
River
bridge.
Traffic
is
now
passing
over
it
and
people
across
the
river
arej
now
aide
to
live
on
equal
lerms
with
those
on
the
Terrace
side.
i
Few
people
realize
just
what
a
big
job
the
construction
of'
Hie
liridire
was.
Also
people
outside
Ihe.
district
do
not
realize!
lli:il
il
means
to
the
rommunitv
there.
From
nnw
mi
Uioppi
will
be
no
handicap
lo
farmers
and
others
owing
to
the
mdi-
in.
n
hi
ine
n
k
e.e
1
1
u
river.
UJ
hjT7
ff
BY
APPOINTMENT
HIS
MAJESTY
HI
PUR
VEYOM
TO
V.V
KING
CEOK
GE
V.
fft
,
bfcl
3
Reputation
Cannot
Be
Assumed.
It
Must
Be
Earned.
"1adiaN
jbT
r-
and
WHISKY
have
been
popular
in
Canada
for
over
half
a
century.
They
are
the
same
in
quality
today
as
they
ever
were.
They
are
thoroughly
matured
in
Oafy
Castas.
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or
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by
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Liquor
Control
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or
by
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ol
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Columbia.
w
,
Tins
advertisement
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not
published
or
displayed
by
the
l.npior
Control
Doard
or
by
the
Government
of
Hritish
Columbia.
1
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.AYS:-
TIIKIIK
was
a
girl
who
Just
haled
auto
riding
and
always
re-
fused
offers
lo
go
oul,
That
was
before
u
I
os
were
as
popular
as
I
hey
are
Joday.
WHEN
the
wife
begins
lo
broadcast,
it
is
best
to
listen
in
patiently.
THERE
was
u
time
when
advertisements
to
cure
baldness
were
common.
Now
I
hey
adver-iise.Jo
make
women
beautiful
and
il
is
just
as
effective
as
Hie
other.
A
HKS
bay
window
is
the
triumph
of
'mailer
over
mind,
according
Jo
Jake.
STRONG
silent
men
are
mostly
married.
HOW
quiet
the
world
seems
to
be
now
thai
the
big
elections
are
over.
PEOPLE
who
from
Hie
-habii
of
parking'
their
guui
under
the
seal
are
apt
lo
heroine
confuted
when
.squatting
before
a
camp
fire.
BEFORE
Ihe
coining
of
the
while
men
there
was
no
profauity
iu
the
Indian
language.
How
in
the
world
did
they
eiisl
HE
drank
the
nectar
from
her
lips
As
under
the.
moon
they
sat.
Then
said,
"I
wonder
if
anyone
else
Ever
drank
from
a
mug
like
IhaL"
RECENT
LITERATURE
IN
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
Classics
and
Books
About
Classics
Added
to
Local
Collection
Within
Past
Few
Months
The
following
classics
have
been
added
lo
Hie
public
library
during
Hie
past
few
months:
"Oreen
(ioddess"
by
William
Archer.
'"Hooks
a"nd
Persons
"
by
Arnold
Itennelt.
"What
Hooks
Can
do
for
You."
by
J.
I..
Hennetl.
"All
Things
Considered,"
by
i.
K.
Chesterton.
"A
.hort
History
of
Modern
English
Literature"
by
Edmund
Oosse.
"Three
Wonder
Plays"
by
Lady
(iregory.
"The
Dynasts"
by
Thomas
Hardy.
4
"A
Little
of
Everything"
and
One
Day
and
Another"
by
E.
V.
Lucas.
"
The
Helrolhal"
and
"The
Rluebird"
by
Maurice
Maeterlinck.
"Selections"
by
John
lluskin.
"Rhymes
if
a
Red
Cross
Man,'
by
It.
W.
Service.
"Plays,
PJeasanl
and
Unpleasant,"
by
Oeorge
Rernard
Shaw.
THE
ARCHITECT
OF
A
THOUSAND
FORTUNES
He
Helos
Them
Who
Want
to
Help
Themselves
Now
Hy
the
very
nature
of
his
work.
the
International
Correspondence
School
representative
js
'equipped
lo
intelligently
assist
men
and
women
in
cbonsintr
a
career.
Hi
jrj-eatcsl
desire
is
o
help
Ibo
prospective
student
in
selecting
a
course
of
study
which
will
prepare
him
or
the
position
be
(wants
In
Hie
work
he
likes
best,
and
lead
him
most
directly
lo
'advancement
and
increased
earn
ings.
Why
nol
talk
over
your
problems
wilji
ihe
I.O.S.
man-
the
registrar
of
an'edilcalional
insti-
'lulion
with
301
.courses
coverinsr
lalmosl
every
technical
subject
land
practically
every
branch
of
husines?
Through
him
you
jmay
provide
for
that
special
.
I
rnininpr
thai
will
prepare
you
for
ilhe
job
ahead.
Hy
bis
advice
anil
judgment
you
may
plan
your
career
on
definite
lines.
1
The
I.C.S.
representative
is
in
Prince
Iluperl
for
a
few
days.
Here
is
ymir
opportunity.
Phone
Hlack
135
for
appointment.
J.
AUbuary
Clotil,
registrar,
InJer-nallonal
Correspondence
Schools.
Canada
Ltd.,
Vancouver.
Wallace
Hloek,
Third
Avenue.
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tee
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nw:
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$79.00
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Splendid
group
in
cheaper
line
with
fur
collars
and
cuffs
and
some
without.
Sizes
16
to
44.
Priccrf
from
$19.95
to
$25.00
BLACK
LEATHERETT
RAINCOATS
Sizes
from
36
to
4C.
Reg.
$12.50.
SALE
PRICE
.
.
$9.50
Also
few
Girls'
Coats
from
$12.50.
Worth
double
I
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Prince
Rupert
J
8
November
13,
1914.
A.
J.
Oillisun,
'J'haiiiari
Holme
mid
A.
Dennison
have
been
(.elected
In
join
Prince
Rupert's
first
contingent
at
Victoria
replacing
men
who
have
been
rejected
oince
armal
in
-Ihe
south
on
account
of
being
medically
unfit.
V"
Under
Ihe
direcjiOn
nf
Mrs.
P.
I.
Palmer,
siiCce.ssful
re-
,
"1
,
a
U
very
..till
Ill
cilal
jias
.jveu
.JjAt'."
night
JU
Kinpre-ts
tl'hralii
by
Ihe
Lad
M.
I
Club
Ihe
II.-
Tll.
the
adies'
Musjoal
for
Jlelpian
war
fund.
Those
conlrihutinK
to
ihe
prugrHju
jiiclijije
iMrn.
Doll-iiig.
Mrs.
A.
H.
It.
Ijicas,
Mrs.
It.
Hemmell,
Mrs.
.larvis
MeLeod,
Mrs.
(lorihin
Allen,
Miss
Clara
Hanisley,
Miss
Irwin,
Miss
Saunders,
Mrs.
X.
M.
McNeill.
Mrs.
Genrce
Woodland,
Miss
Johnstone,
Mrs.
.
p.
McMordie,
Mrs.
K.
V.
Lintr,
Miss
I)u
Vernel,
Miss
Mary
Morrissey,
Miss
LII-
NCW
FOR
A
Wool
Dress
"DEMERS"
HAVE
THEM
IN
FLANNEL,
SERQE
and
8ILVERSHEEN.
$8.50-$25.
HOSIERY
IN
SILK
AND
WOOI
PURE
WOOL
WINTER
COATS
CANNOT
BE
SOLD
IN
THE
SUMMER
iiun
Kiiik.
Miss
K.
Ji'ims.
Mi
Kllell.
Mr-.
Nnrinati
Mui'kiiitob
:ind
Mrs.
C
A.
'i.
Arnil
runic.
I'lie
Mini
of
.:H
wa-
realued.
TWO
YEARS
OF
AGONY
Weak
Stomach
made
life
a
burden
for
Victoria
lady
but
Droco
Is
rapidly
helping
to
relieve
her
health.
"Vnr
over
two
years
1
bad
ifffereil
terribly
from
utomaeh
trouble
ami
constipation,"
say
Mrs,
A.
I'.
Mflelln.
of
I'nittl
is.,
-
Victoria,
H.C.
"(las
Xflrtnt
m
my
slino.ii'li
after
eallnir
anS
it
would
Mo.it
the
op
rn
an
awfni
way.
1
would
gt
rBPre
spelU
of
lieitrlhoro
and
my
liver
wan
dumpish
ton,
m
Hint
I
Ji.
fi-t
rpienl
illry
shIIs
and
siln
Moated
before
my
ey.
My
appetite
was
very
iir
and
I
liml
In
eoiislanlly
take
utronv
laxatives.
I
lriet
many
ineilicWk's,
IhiI
Jtest
jrelliiiK
worse
and
worse
st
when
I
first
rend
about
lrcn
I
had
very
lillle
faith
in
it,
U
linking
II
would
be
like
all
Hie
rel.
"Anyway
I
decideil
in
icive
It
a
trial
and
you
would
hardly
believe
II,
hut
two
holt
le
of
lid
wonderful
medicine
Imve
done
man-els
for
inc.
I
cituuol
remember
when
I
fell
so
pood
as
I
do
now.
I
haen't
been
Jtolhcre.d
wjlh
gas
since
Hie
first
bottle
and
can
eat
and
enjoy
mMd
anything
now.
My
liver
is
aelhn
and
so
are
my
bowel
mid
I
no
longer
have
dizzy
spell
or
spots
hefore
my
eyes."
Master
your
digestive
system
before
il
maMcrs
you.
Take
Dreco
and
let
il
pure
natural
herbal
juices
lone
nnd
regulate
Ihe
vital
digestive
organs
and
in-,
dure
Iheir
heallliy
activity.
Hreco
.conlains
no
mercury,
polash
or
jhabit
formiiiK
drugs,
j
Dreco
Is
being
specially
Introduced
In
Prince
Rupert
by
W.
J.
I
McCuthcheon.
It
Is
also
sold
In
Smlthers
by
J.
Mason
Adams,
and
by
a
qood
druggist
everywhere.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News
Reg.
$09.00
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PRICE
Reg.
$75.00
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PRICE
pfe?
Reg.
$49.00
r2wF
'Jj,
Reg.
$45.00
Reg.
$37.50
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Reg.
$39.50
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MAIL
ORDER:
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nn
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nan
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UN
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;
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COMMENCES
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i7
snt
n
mi;
om
r
dditc
nM
nun
COMPLETE
WINTER
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8TOCK
SOME
OF
THESE
COATS
ARE
TAILORED
IN
FRENCH
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SWADEEN
AND
VELOUR,
WITH
FUR
COLLARS
AND
CUFFS.
-
$52.00
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$53.50
$36.00
$47.50
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nn
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those
of
our
custom-er
residing
out
of
town
t
hit
Whole.!
Price
Sale
will
be
welcome.
Our
personal
Attention
will
be
given
to
orders
reoelved
by
mall
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the
sm
at
If
you
were
able
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attend
the
set
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'
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uk
Rlmo
tfliert
jxxi
uitd
lo
utt
bar
toapjor
oa'mi,
boiling,
or
in
your
wattling
machine
Mrs.
Kvcrell
M,nn,
who
has
been
visnK
1,,-ie
fr
several
inonll.s
will,
lt.r
daughter,
Mrs
HTHE
baldest
part
ol
w..h-dV.
1
rubbinf,
rubbing,
rebbiug.
bJ
given
ay
lo
the
new
Pet?d
w
soaking
the
cJolhej
clean
withRn'-TliU
wonaiful
neT
ap
StB7
looKsns
the
dill
and
a
0,oul
rinsing
leaves
things
B,
glistening
as
you
never
could
g
them
before.
,
Only
spots
where
tne
dirt
tf0.un
in.
such
as
neck
bands,
cufi
edg
nd
the
like
need
a
light
rubbio
and
a
little
dry
Rinso
rubbed
hese
spots
quickly
mkes
the
am
disappear.
Kimo
il
mU
by
all
r'
and
Jtpartmtnt
tWt
Rinso
.MAfyt
BY
THE
MAKERS
Of
LU
8.
W.
Taylor,
firabam
Avnuj-"
relnmliiK
lo
her
home
m
couver
on
Salunlny
nil!''1