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Sunday,
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mis
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objects.
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end
or
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nrlicle
he
wrote
with
nwii
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nillier
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book
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147
TRADE
REVIVAL
The
nleaily
gfiwHi
of
Itrili
Columbia
has
depended
In
the
pal
mill
will
iIom-ih
m
the
fulur
upou
the
fair
irogres
of
its
premier
industry.
IXery
thinking
eilicen
of
the
Province
should
realise
to
what
an
extent
the
tleMiny
of
liritish
Otlumhia
is
enlwittiHl
with
Itwl
of
its
forest
industries
Ax
an
in
Malice
I
be
taxes
that
the
lumbermen
of
Jtritish
Coluttt
lua
oaiil
into
the
public
treasury
in
IVZ3
more
than
.-ell
led
our
total
education
bill
(including
I
lie
n
rant
to
the
University)
and
in
addition
covered
the
whole
approiiriHlwl
for
the
rir:
;,:ieul
n
mi
iidva'nrml
thinker,
tlieohiKian
and
iliilo4ipher.!niaintenanee
of
the
public
works
,)ct
were
as
broMl
a
the
worlil.
A
mart
of
ympthetilif
the
Province.
t--
sf
r.ilinir
he
sIihhI
out
Hear
alnive
ln
Wllmvs
anil
yet
was
me
lirltisti
uuiumoia
foreel
'
o:)p
of
them.
In
that
lay
his
grfatneM.
(industries
may
be
capable
of
Tlt
i-c
who
knew
Ihe
.irhbihot
w4l
and
roalizei
liiivtwiuip
iln
unique
reeonl
in
the
';
le
he
wn
-onielinie-
find
it
difficult
In
roalite
that
he
was,
furl
hern
nee
of
Ihe
prosperity
of
'
:i::nl
furiire.
Yel
n
they
rat
their
mind
lk
they
will
I
.1
.
I
.
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Like
many
other
great
men
he
had
a
hobby
anil
it
is
from
,i
in,
t.-.ii
i.m
I
....
,
l
...ti'ii
imp,
ill
nun,
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n
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A
ii
or
noie
nini
iii
ihe
emirse
oi
ins
Miwies
ne
mM-niiir
nn.-i-
il
hi
Ihiinirlil
Irinisferenee
or
nwnUI
romniiiiiiciilion.
Ills
Ihe
Province
but
an
Increase'
of
taxation
must
he
ha
-eil
uH)n
a
more
solid
output
uimoi
a
free
'expansion
of
activities,
upon
lar
ger
mark
els.
and
more
stabilised
values.
An
unembarrassed
lunnVr
industry
is
Ihe
keyto
llritisd
Columbia's
prosperity.
The
uncertainly
now
existing
regard
in?
Ihe
unamended
Timber
(loyally
Act
of
IIU
t
is
without
doiild
the
main
cause
of
Ihe
existent
depression
no
I
only
in
the
lumber
industry
but
in
Ihe
many
groups
dependent
iihmi
lis
vast
purchasing
power.
I
A
settlement
of
Ibis
vexed)
iiie.siiou
sansiaeiory
noiu
10
inc
industry
mid
to
Ihe
puhlie
sluniM
bring
nboul
the
trade
revival
Ilia'
llrilish
Columbia
is
so
anxiously
awaiting.
This
series
ot
amdes
communicated
by-the
Timber
Industries
Council
of
llrilish
Columbia.
V
V44
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hill
00
Chapter
I.O.D.K.
Hal-lowe.'c"
Tea
and
Sale
Or'obcr25
41
!losrtul
Annua
nap,
Oct
31.
Anglican
Church
Ilaznnr,
Nov.
C
"Sun
Flower
Serenade
in
the
Methodist
Church,
Nov.
fi
and
7.
Queen
Mary
Chapter
Whist
Drive
and
Dance,
Nov.
7,
Elks
Home.
If
Moose
Ha.aar,
Nov.
18
and
10.
tf
Presbyterian
Ha.aar,
Nov.
20.
Lutheran
llataar,
December
?.
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TIMER
Local
and
Personal
!
LI.C.
Undertakers.
Pliuno
it.
llayiierj,
Undertaker,
I'tiuuo
35
1
TAXI
and
Messenger
Service.
IMi'one
078.
..t
tf
Kit
for
a
king
"St
l'HKMi;"
Colfcis
save
the
coupon.
If
Hallowe'en
Hall.
October
31.
I'lbu'
llnniA
Nilinliar
nf
Iii'Li-Ik
in'
limited.
Get
youre
now!
250
Mr.
K.
S.
Tait
it
nailing
to
night
on
the
l'finev
Humeri
for
Victoria.
I,.
V.
I'jUrnore
i
failing
on
Ike
l'rince
Hujierl
tonight
for
Vancouver.
.
'
Tug
Lome
hound
to
Thurston
Harbor
was
stormbound
at
Grifr
fiih
Harbor
laal
night.
i.
Auction
Sale
tonighl,
Norfolk
Hoonis,
at,
7.30.
I.ol
of
room
for
everybody.
Two
auctioneers.
-
T.
(i.
McManaipon,
the
well
known
C.N.
It.
cection
foreman,
sails
lo-nisrfU
on
'
the
l'rince
Huperl
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
I..
Wurko
of
'IVrrace,
who
has
toen
visitfntr
la
t)ie
city
shire
Sunday,
will
return
to
Terrace
on
this
a
(term
ion'
train.
Notice!
till
November
6.
and
7
when
the
colored
folks
come
lo
Ihe
Metbodiat
Church,
the
street
lamps
will
have
to
be
lighted
an
hour
earlier.
t-
SI.
Andrew's
Society.
A
aoeial
and
musical
evening
will
be
held
on
Friday,
Oct.
tl,
at
H.30
p.m.
iiind
program.
Everybody
wel
emiie.
Admission
50c.
-4
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
K.
I.ea
arrived
from
lluekley
on
lbs
Prince
Jplin
last
nigiil
and
will
proceed
south
this
evening
on
a
holiday
trip
Mr.
I.ea
is
connected
with
the
Masselt
Timber
Co.'
Hugh
liajllie,
asahntant
in-pw-
tor
of
the
Canadian
Dank
of
Commerce,
arrived
from
Vancou
vr
on
the
Prince
Iiuert
yster-
uay
anemoon.
ne
v
nere
on
official
business.
Hill
SO
Chapter
aolieil
palrnnaae
of
their
lea
ami
sale
in
aid
or
a
Children's
Ward,
on
Saturday
afternoon
in
St.
Andrew's
Hoonis.
,
Huperl
Hifle
Mange,
Arcade
and
Pet
store,
Steele
Hloek,
opens
tomorrow
night
wilh
free
dance.
Kverybody
welcome.
?ood
time
for
all.
An
article
by
J.
A.
Shanks,
Ihe
barber,
telling
of
Hyder
and
Slewnrl'
and
Ihe
friendly
relations
existing
between
the
two
places,
appears
in
Ihe
special
section
of
last
Saturday's
Van
couver
Province.
Under
the
auspires
of
the
Daughters
ami
Sm,s
of
Kngland.
infiirmal
dance
ai
the
Hostnn
Hall
on
Friday.
October
21.
Daui'in;?
V
in
Miss
S!.
(".yr's
nirliesi
1
a.
Ai;ms?
."in
75e.
f
1
Phone
27
CHAM'S
Pi
ELLS
the
Sfoinach
Special
Showing
of
"BILL1E
BURKE"
DRESSES
In
TWILL,
FLANNEL
and
SILVER
SHEEN
Tastefully
designed
in
latest
styles.
Prtets
range
from
$8.50
to
$22.50
'DEMERS'
P.
1.
Box
327
FUNERAL
NOTICE
The
funeral
of
the
late
Moat
llev.
F.
II.
Uu
Verncl,
D.D.,
'Archbishop
of
Cale-donia,
will
be
held
in
St.
Andrew's
Church,
on
Saturday,
Oct.
25th,
at
2
p.m.
Friends
are
kindly
requested
not
to
send
flowers.
V.
lilack,
accountant
at
Lagoon
Jiay
cannery,
and
Mrs.
Itlack
arrivcil
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
the
Prince
John
last
night
and
will
proceed
ftnulh
this
evening.
I.ee
H.
Hubbard
of
Portland,
Oregon,
who
has
been
inspecting
limber
stands
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
for
American
inter-
cats,
reached
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
lan
nigra
ana
win
proceed
south
this
evening.
J.
C.
K.
Sealy,
prominent
Smither
rancher
and
business
man
and
part
owner
of
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
Hotel
here,
arrived
from
Ihe
interior
on
last
night's
train
and
will
spend
a
few
days
in
the
city
on
business.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
K.
James
ar
rived
from
the
Queen
Chariot
le
Islands
on
Ihe
Prince
John
last
night
and
will
sail
(his
evening
for
Vancouver
on
a
holiday
trip.
Mr.
James
is
proprietor
of
the
Queens
Hotel
at
Massed.
Miss
II.
I..
Ilaine.
who
has
been
leaching
school
at
Skidegate,
ar
rived
from
Hie
Queen
Charlotle,
Islands
last
night
and
will
sail;
litis
evening
for
Vancouver.
Shcj
has
given
up
her
position
at
Skidegate.
.
-
W.
S.
Singer,
fisheries
patrol
olliecr
at
Massett,
arrived
Ial
'iahl
on
I
lie
Prinee
John
from
h
Islands.
He
is
on
his
way
lo
Nova
Scolia
lo
spend
a
holiday
wilh
lvis
parents
at
Halifax.
William
Trotter,
manager
of
the
Lagoon
Hay
cannery,
and
several
members
of
his
staff
and
crew
arrived
from
the
Islands
on
Ihe
Prinee
John
last
night
and,
will
sail
this
evening
on
the
I
Prince
Iluiert
for
the
south.
The'
Lagoon
Hay
cannery
is
now
clos-,
ed
for
the
winter.
j
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Isaac
Thompson
of
Jed
way
readied
the
city
last
11
i
sill
on
Ihe
Prince
John
from
Ihe
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
will
go
south
Ibis
evening.
It
is
their
first
visit
to
Prince
Huperl
j
n
ten
years.
Mr.
Thompson
isi
.nining
recorder
and
postmaster
al
Jedway.
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
C.
W.
Poole
and
daughter
arrived
from
lluekley
Hay
on
Hie
Prince
John
last
night
and
will
spend
(en
days
visiting
in
the
city.
Mr.
Poole,
who
was
formerly
located
her,
is
now
with
the
Massed
Timber
Co.
at
Duck-ley
Day.
Duncan
Kennedy
and
A.
Watson
of
Victoria,
who
have
been
doing
wharf
repair
work
for
t
lie
federal
department
of
public
works
on
the
Queen
Charlotle
Islands,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
last
ni"bt
am'
will
proceed
south
Ihisceveniti)
(FORMER
LOCAL
GIRL
I
MARRIED
IN
SOUTH
Miss
Mary
Hancq
Becomes
Brldo
of
Roy
Henry
Pollock
at
Glenwood
Many
friends
in
this
city
ol
Hie
liriile.
who
with
her
parents
lived
here
until
recently
and
was
employed
in
W.
W.
Wrathall's
stationary
store,
will
be
interested
in
the
following
from
the
Vancouver
Province:
!
A
prelly
cerenuuiy
took
place
till
October
15
at
the
homo
of
the
brides'
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Km
i
I
llauci,
Fern
Hidge,
when
their
elder
daughter,
Mary
Madeline,
became
Ihe
bride
of
Hoy
Henry
pollock
of
fllenwood.
The
bride,
who
was
given
in
marriage
by
her
father,
was
gowned
in
while
satin
with
overdress
of
silver
radium
lace.
Her
veil
of
net
was
fashion
ami
d
orange
blossoms.'
She
carried
while
carnations
and
lily
of
the
valley.
Miss
Frances
Hancq
was
bridesmaid
and
wore
a
frock
of
There's
a
Difference
in
Diamonds
BEES
A
GOOD
DIAMOND
should
be
sparkling
and
clear
like
the
purest
water.
f
Our
Diamond
Engagement
Hings
arc
chosen
yilh
the
care
of
long
experience
in
the
tra.de
'and
are
good
color,
perfectly
cut
and
free
from
flaws.
They
will
always
keep
their
value,
because
we
arc
able
to
buy
in
the
best
markets.
We
have
Hings
at
ioi.
sino,
ioo.
oo).
We
like
lo
show
them.
aiVAU"
I
MM
Following
Ihe
ceremony
a
re-1
king
blue
Canton
and
silver
lace
ceplion
was
held,
and
later
Mr.
ami
n
coronet
of
rhineslnues
in
and
Mrs.
Pollock
left
on
a
motor
her
hair
Her
bouquet
was
of,
lour
to
Seattle
and
other
south-
Meironoh)
Hall.
H'v-
inihi
numis.
Mrs.
C.
P"
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brute
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in
v
hii-li
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liini-f'f
ni
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&
CAMERON
Enter
our
Nov.
15.
LIMITED.
Ad.
Competition
before
SfetlEN
WATCH
E!
OLD
CROW
BOURBON
WHISKEY
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a
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columhia.
.
m
is?
fin
its
Field
Superlatively
the
Best
Noted
for
its
great
ace
and
mellow
maturity.
"Avalcens
old
memories."
2S
oz.
bottle
No.
30
22
oz.
bottlo
t&
1
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englneert,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38P
T.
Howard,
us
matron
of
honor,
.in
a
dress
of
king
blue
Canton
was
in
dove
grey
satin
roniaino
with
fawn
wrap
and
hat.
On
Wilh
black
picture
Itat
ami
she
their
return
they
will
reside
al
carried
pink
carnations.
The
j
Glenwood.
groom
was
supported
by
Dennis!
Vaughatj.
The
wedding
service,
which
look
place
under
an
archway
of
autumn
leaves
and
flowers,
was
read
by
llev.
Mr.
Peacock.
The
arranged
in
Juliette'
;y''l,,ivVm'"ic
xras
',ayea
,by
held
in
place
withl''
the
1N,elot"
W.
'"!
during
signing
of
the
register
Miss
Dorothy
Vaughan
sang
'l
)ve's
Coronation."
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Time
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Appointment
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