IF
A
Request
Places
You
Under
No
Obligation.
t
C.P.R.
Paying
C.N.R.
Deficit.
It
is
stated
that
the
C.P.R,
through
its
taxes
has
to
pay
a
quarter
of
a
million
dollars
a
year
on
the
deficit
of
its
competitor,
(he
Canadian
.National.
That
seems
hardly
fair.
It
would
seem
as
if
the
fact
should
make
the
C.1ML
anxious
to
help
the
CN.R.
to
a
financial
condition
where
there
would
be
no
.deficit
so
they
would
not
be
called
upon
to
pay
any
part
of
it.
Care
Should
Be
Taken
-
In
Making
Investments.
Peole
who
have
not
much
money
should
be
careful
how
they
invest.
Yet
those
are
the
ones
who
usually
squander
their
small
savings
in
such
a
way
that
they
bring
no
returns.
The
big
investor
has
experience
and
invests
i
that
he
gets
results.
"
Many
people
with
small
means
invest
their
rash
just
because
some
clever
canvasser
talks
them
into
it.
In
ninety-hide
cases
out
of
a
hundred
the
slock
they
buy
is
worth
just
the
paper
it
is
printed
on.
They
never
get
any
dividends
and
they
never
get
their
money
back.
It
is
a
good
policy
to
refuse
to
bus-
stock
from
any
outfit
that
is
hawking
it
around
the
country.
If
U
were
really
good
they
would
nut
have
to
do
thai.
There
have
been
many
canvassers
come
to
Prince
Rupert
at
different
limes
but,
so
far
as
we
have
heard,
the
people
who
paid
out
their
good
money
have
never
got
anything
in
the
way
of
dividends
and
the
stock
is
not
saleable.
Take
Good
Advice
.
'
Before
Buying
Stock.
.
'
Most
people
are
not
competent
lo
invest
their
own
money.
Kven
men
who
have
made
money
in
business
usually
fritter
away
'their
earnings
and
seldom
make
wise
investments.
The
safe
thing
to
do
is
for
a
man
to
go
to
his
banker
and
ask
his
advice.
It
is
his
business
(o
keep
in
touch
with
business
affairs
and
he
usually
knows
whether
a
stock
is
likely
lo
be
worth
buying.
Most
bank
managers
are
quite
willing
to
advise
their
clients
and
their
advice
is
worth
a
great
deal.
Difference
Between
Investment
And
Speculation.
-
.
Most
new
companies
are
speculative
in
character.
It
might
be
said
that
practically
all
new
companies
are
speculative.
Mining
ventures
are
speculative.
All
these
should
be
.entered
into
only
by
those
who
can
afford
to
lose
the
money.
Those
who
have
little
should
be
more
careful
than
those
who
have
plenty
but
the
opposite
is
usually
the
case.
Victory
bonds
and
good
stocks
thai
are
now
paying
dividends
are
usually
safe.
These
can
be
nnr-'
chased
through
any
local
dealer
and
can
be
sold
again
if
the
money
is
needed.
Cash
put
into
ventures
in
which
travelling
salesmen
ore
implicated
can
never
be
sold
unless
the
company
gets
iiibj
a
position
where
it
pays
good
.dividends.
'.Companies
Mini
hm
ri,,
.l.wl
;..
Il.ol
......
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iu
nay
jargenwrnra
$ioiisiior.
.
niv
ntu..n
aim
mc
nuiiunappea
irum
ine
neginnlng
by
this
iaci.
Rupert
People
"
Looked
On
As
Easy.
'
1
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,
.
.
Some
Prince
Rupert
people
have
made
their
money,
easily
and
they
pari
with
il
Ui
the
same
way.
They
are
'looked'
oh
as
easy
murks
for
the
salesmen.
Some
local
people
have
b.eeji
practically
ruined
by
the
wily
salesmen
who
have
come
here
from
the
outside
and
loaded
,on
them
their
useless
certificate.
Some
have,
failed
lo
pay
(heir
local
bills
because
they
poured
their
money
into
the
coffers
of
the
sharpers
from
the
south.
We
know
of
many
cases
where
this
Irue.
was
Because
of
il
we
warn
local
people
who
have
made
a
few
dollars
lo
invest
il
wisely
and
1.0
lei
themselves
,
ge,
,,y
exr,erl
sa1esrn.e(
whose
one
ajm
is
to
sell
the
stuck
and
draw
the
big
commissions
for
doing
so.
TIIK
most
object
ionable
Ihinjr
about
many
homes
is
(he
color
of
the
sofa
cushions.
THKHK
are
cushions
for
use
Ami
cushions
for
show,
But
the
ones
(hat
I
hate
Are
all
stuck
in
a
row.
JUlXll.xn
by
the
sort
of
men
girls
marry,
il
is
quite
evident
that
love
is
hlimi.
vacation.
J.
1).
Halloway
and
It.
S.
Sargent
of
Hazelton
were
business
visitors
in
town
the
fore
pail
of
this
week.
Mrs.
M.
K.
Lynch,
a
former
resident
of
Smilhers
has
return
ed
afler
residing
in
soul
hern
climes
for
t
lie
past
year
or
so
and
again
intends
to
make
her
home
.Here.
..Mrs.
Lynch
is
al
present
staying
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
YV.
J.
O'Neill.
Again
the
prosjiecls
of
a
pleas
ant
varation
has
appealed
lo
,
couple
of
Prince
Iluprl
citizens,
and
with
this
in
view
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Birch
arrived
on
Wednesday
morning's
train
lo
spend
a
few
days
with
friends
in
Ihe
lowh
and
district.
Farm
produce
from
Ihe
farms
around
Smilhers
seems
to
be
in
good
demand
at
present,
as
there
is
a
steady
stream
of
teams
hauling
hay,
potatoes
and
other
products
to
the
railway
yards
for
shipment
to
outside
points.
Archie
B.
Mclnnes
of
Norlh
Bulkley,
was
a
business
visitor
in
lown
on
Monday
and
at
Ihe
same
time
renewed
acquainl
ances
with
his
daughter
Ivy
who
s
slaying
in
Smilhers
and
at
tending,
high
school.
There
was
born
at
the
Smil
h-
Crs
hoipilal
on
Tuesday,
Octo
ber
tVa
daugtai1rv
-.In
Mr.
and
X!iay
.
tr'
f
!mi!llif
Ilr.nulkn
,
James
K.
Kirby,
mining
re
corder
ami
Registrar
of
the
Sjupreme
and
County
Courts,
is
again
al
work
in
his
ollice
this
week
after
a
vacation
of
Ihree
wevks
spent
in
the
coast
cities
of
Vancouver,
Vicloria
and
The
Terrace
lumber
king,
(leorge
Little,
made
one'
of
his
periodical
trips
to
Smilhers
on
Tuesday
lo
confer
with
his
local
manager
T.
A.
McMarlin
regarding
business
interests
here.
II
is
reported
from
Ihe
local
Oovernrnent
nfllres
that
a
tax
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excspt
Sunday,
the
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THKHK
are
two
big
elections
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
going
on,
one
in
Britain
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soon
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RATE81
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house
as
dig
the
stuff
out
of
cans
myself,
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by
mail
or
carrier,
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fi.00
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ysar
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countries,
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advance,
per
year
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Advertising.
..
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insertion
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25c
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1924.
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I
AM
about
to
move
a
vole
of
censiye
on
the
editor.
He
has
nol
yet
advise)
the
people
of
Printe
llupert
lo
do
their
Christ
mas
shopping
early.
SAYS
the
gossip:
Oil
for
a
thousand
tongues
lo
I
el
I
Of
blackest
dcMs
of
lowest
hell
C.
V.
liinghatn
who
has
been
relieving
Mr.
Mitchell
Tor
the
past
five
or
six
weeks
ut
the
local
Government
telegraph
office
has
moved
to
Telegraph
Creek
where
he
has
accepted
a
permanent
position
in
the
service.
V.
P.
Dunn
who
was
relieving
at
Burns
Lake
this
summer
Is
now
installed
in
the
office
here
and
will
be
in
charge
until
ahoul
the
end
of
the
month
when
Mr.
Mitchell
s
expected
back
from
Ms
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sale
will
be
held
next
month
ltolh
for
mineral
claims
and
innd.
Lois
in
Snii!lirs
village
are
to'
he
fncltvled
in
Hie
saliOhis
year'
and
there
is
likely
to
October
17,
1914.
ENVOY
TO
TURKEY
TOKIO.
'Oct.
I,',.
Japan
will
establish
an
.emhaxsy
io
Turkey
vllli)n-
Hit
next
year.'fiw
that
Ihe
treaty
of
Lausanhe
has
come
Into
effect
through
ratification
of
three
of
Ihij
four
allied
signa-lories,
Jnpan.
Italy
and
Oreat
Britain.
The
Krnbassy
probably
will
be
located
Hi
Angora
and
is
expected
Ut
advance
Japans'
Interest
not
In
Turkey
alone,
but
also
In
Persia,
Arabia
and
Central
Asia.
Special
Showing
of
"BILLIE
BURKE"
DRESSES
In
TWILL,
FLANNEL
and
SILVER
SHEEN
Tastefully
designed
in
latest
styles.
Prtfces
range
from
$8.50
to
$22.50
DEMERS'
hone
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TERRACE
NOTES
lir.
tirant
of
Prince
Huperi
tie
very
"pent
a
few
days
of
this
week
a
'ecn
bidding
for
some
of
the
''Is
summer
home
here,
parcels.
i
'
j
.rws
iius
jusi
rc.iriirii
iifrr
in
1
-
..
n
the
death
of
Itoiiald
Kllwood,
j
m
ir
agpl
five,
from
infantile
puraly
1
ell
YearS
AgO
j
sis.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Friti
Kllwood.
1
in
Piince
Rupert
I
t
lit
pareQls
oT
Ihe
child,
are
Wi
ll
.
,
left
recently
.-1
H
known,
having
just
The
federal
govern
men
I
is
about
to
start
Ihe
construction
of
a
large
lighthouse
on
Bouilln
Island.
Conlracl
for
Its
erec-jon
has
been
let
lo
W'eldon
&
Talbot
of
New
Westminster.
It
is
said
that
a
high
powered
light
will
also
be
put
on
Triple
Island
where
the
Prince
Albert
recently
stranded.
II
is
already
being
anticipated
what
will
happen
to
Oermany's
possessions
in
case
of
the
Allies
heing
successful
in
Ihe
flreal
War.
Alsace-Lorraine
will
undoubtedly
be
relumed
to
France;
'he
Herman
colonies
in
Africa
will
be
taken
by
England
and
France
and
Ihe
German
concessions,
ii
China
will
b
returned
lo
Japan.
Furious
storms
have
been
raging
Ihe
past
day
or
so
in
the
city
and
district.
All
telegraph
wires
are
down.
after
a
couple
of
years
residence
here.
Thet
are
al
present
on
the
prairies
near
Wainwright,
Fred
Bishop
has
inslnlled
another
engine
at
Ids
lighi
plant
and
the
light
capacity
is
now
doubled.
The
station
has
recently
been
wired
'
and
Terrace
should
make
a
heller
impression
on
those
passing
through.
-
ft.
L.
Mcintosh
who
ha
been
in
Terrace
for
a
few
days
relumed
lo
Prince
lluperl
on
Wednesday.
Br.
Wrinch
who
accompanied
Premier
hlng
and
his
parly
to
lluperl,
on
Sunday,
spent
a
couple
of
days
in
Terracv.on
bis
way
back.
Mr.
Pros!
on
Monday..
left
1
for
Smilhers
llev.
Mural
I
lean
Marsh
held
service
in
Pacific
Tuesday
even
ing.
Chas.
IL
(iilherl
left
for
Prince
fieorge
Tuesday
on
business.
-
Fred
McOregor
of
Ottawa,
Mr.
Mackenzie
King's
private
secretary,
spenr
(lieVeek
end
in
Terrace
as
Ihe
guest
of
Mr.
'
artd
Mrs.
Frank
Boss.
-
M
m.
Danhauer,
Miss
Klsio
Dauhauer
and
Miss
Dewar
of
Copper
City
were
in
town
on
Wednesday.
II.
Harlow,
roadmasler,
was
In
lown
on
Wednesday.
The,
bridge
is
now
connected
and
safe
though
it.
will
still
be
some
weeks
before
passengers
can
cross.
COURT
ORDERS
WIFE
MAKE
ROOM
FOR
NEXT
VIF.XXA,
Oct.
10,
Vienna
still
struggles
with
problems
arising
rfoin
housing
shortage,
and
every
now
and
then
tonne
new
phase
of
Ihe
situation
draws
public
at
tention.
Just
now
il
is
Ihe
question
of
accomnichclions
for
divorced
perjons.
Apartments
are
so
scarce
that
In
a
great
many
cases
divorced
couples
are
compelled
lo
go
on
living
under
Ihe'
same!
roof.
A
man
in
such
circuin-!
stances
recently
went
to
court
to
compel
his
former
wife
In
movo
'
away
as
he
wanted
In
marry
again.
The
judge
ruled
she
should
go.
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Less
Time
and
sweeter,
cleaner
clothes
one
wtnts
to
spend
sn
unncceitary
minute
at
waihini
clothes,
so
wise
women
will
uto
Sunliht
Sosp.
It
has
a
sure,
fentle
wsy
of
domd
the
waih
that
no
ordinary
soap
can
equal.
The
blend
of
Nature's
Finest
Oils
4.
in
Sunlifht
caute
St
to
lather
richly
In
even
hard
water
and
jive
it
wonderful
cleansinf
power
without
hurtinf
hands
or
clothes.
It
is
a
pleasure
to
use
Sunlight
the
purest
laundry
soap
in
Canada.
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED
TOnONTO
mmmm
Despair
from
Eczema
I
ronr
far.
or
hody
dlifiruml
by
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you
tuCtninf
Hit
Itchlnj
tormral
Urn
II
tmtnwnt
)ulck,
arrt,
prrmancnt
a
powerful,
yrt
mild
and
aooUjina
liquid.
The
formula
la
raibliilied
your
phyrktan
Ul
recosniie
tlie
hralint
atrnta
abora
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