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KDmO.1
Wednesday.
Dec.
3,
1921.
MuseunvFor
City
,S
Ti-sindde
that
Prince
lluper.
should
have
a
,,,-MM.m
and
that
the
coHection
should
commence
imtnedialel).
A
interest
in
(he
matter
an.
evpr
people
are
j,,
great
many
he
heW
1
meeting
lo
At
the
it.
their
readiness
to
support
Ive
ing
il
Ike
council
chamber
it
is
hoped
Uoi.
will
he
formed
a.kd
that
the
work
of
collecting
specimens
will
commence
at
once.
...,
There
are
already
in
Prince
Rupert
a
great
many
.uteres
-ing
would
make
a
colle.-m
and
classified
things
that
if
gathered
is
formed
.1
will
he
.t
orlh
seeing.
If
an
organization
commence
this
collection
rather
than
In
spend
nioiie
sufficient
jMarge
will
he
lime
collection-is
Then
later,
when
the
enough
to
talk
ahout
securing
a
permanent
place
for
it
i
ne
first
thing
to
do
is
lo
make
The
collection.
-
Soon
Be
Time
For
Civic
Politics.
It
is
ahout
time
we
were
beginning
lo
consider
the
mailer
of
selecting
the
mayor
and
aldermen
and
other
civic
official
for
next
vear.
The
election
lake
place
next
month
hut
people
need
lime
lo
consider
for
whom
iney
win
voir,
mr,
...
study
the
records
of
the
candidates
and
try
to
choose
the
Jtfst
'"""'From
present
appearances
it
looks
n
if
there
might
he
only
two
men
in
the
field,
hut
no
one
can
tell
what
will
happen
in
Prince
niipert.
Unexpected
people
may
offer
themselves
with
unexpected
results.
Care
Needed
In
Selection
Of
Man.
Care
is
needed
now
if
ever
in
the
selection
of
a
man
to
guide
the
destinies
of
Ihe
eity.
H
Uiere
is.
work
to
he
done
in
r
;.wtatintirui
tn
trviiisr
to
bring
about
grain
shipping
lmsines
and,
possibly,
in
connection
wilh
other
developments,
w?
uei
pus
Mine
iii.iu
mumuu
um.-vn
r.-
Tlie
city
has
done
lot
of
good
work
during
the
year
now
almost
closing
and
it
is
very
oesirawe
inai
me
goou
env
s
.
Construction
Work
,
On
Government
Road
The
city
is
making
a
good
start
on
the
road
leading
out
of
the
ritv
to
connect
with
the
government
highway,
which
has
already
been
commenced.
Something
like
ten
or
twelve
thousand
dollars
has
already
heen
spent
hy
the
provincial
government
on
ihe
clearing
of
Ihe
right
of
way
and
it
is
expected
that
the
work
of
grading
will
proceed
early
next
year.
There
will
he
a
lot
of
heavy
work
to
be
done
and
it
should
provide
employment
for
a
number
of
workmen.
New
Cannery
Is
Valuable
To
City.
The
establishment
of
the
dam,
canning
factory
here
is
something
thai
was
needed.
It
provide
winter
employment
for
many
fishermen
aiiH
others
anil
serves
n
a
means
ot
rarryiug
jMMiple
ovr
until
other
work
i
offering.
Kvery
twenty
or
thirty
people
employd
here
now
prevent
that
many
going
away
to
oihlr
centre
and
help
lo
provide
huiness
for
Ihe
city.
Industries
are
what
we
need.
Advertised
Brands
Of
Cigarettes
Sell.
That
the
brand
of
cigarettes
for
which
there
Is
a
demand
is
the
akrtised
brand,
is
the
testimony
of
a
local
mftn-who
handles
large
quantities.
The
Jasle-
ehanges.
but
only
ns
uV.nd
verttsoie
changes.
f
,
'
v.
U.
'.
Advertising
inspires
confidence
and
is
suggestive.
To
be
most
effeitive
it
must
he
done
continuously,
scientifically
and
jiersisteiitly.
While
there
is
a
lot
of
money
wasted
in
advertising,
there
are
fortunes
unclaimed
because
the
fortune
hunter
rofues
to
accept
the
modern
method
of
carrying
on
hnsines.
THE
CHRISTMAS
BOATS
TO
ENGLAND
"Andanla"
from
Halifax,
Dec
8,
follov.ed
by
the
Wonderful
Cunarder
"CARMANIA"
(20.OC0
tons)
Due
to
salt
from
HALIFAX
TO
LIVERPOOL
Calling
at
Queentown
DECEMBER
14TH
Due
Liverpool
about
Dec.
21st.
Make
your
reservations
early!
through
Local
Agent
or
j,
CUNARD
SI
CO.
LIMITED
j
622
Hastings
St.
West,
Vancouver,
B.C.
j
TENDERS
WANTED
8mI1
TeiuWt
addi-rued
lo
Hi"
under
tltnrd
tnd
ri
JorM-d
fur
Hie
"Cnndrucllon
am)
Equpiiiwnt
of
on
(
I
,
Pony
tmi
Motor
Lauurti"
will
be
rnrplvrd
up
to
oon.
.Nnvdiitrr
lh.
ttii.
I'lam,
pTlfi-nin
and
form
of
tender-
mar
i
ouiainea
ai
tne
ornret
or
lh
:niir
rarrtm.
iMna.
tn
DUirlrt
rr-
piifr.
i.Hiri
iiouiv.
anruver.
and
in
rittrk
rnremrr,
Prince
Rupert,
-tn
d
nolt
of
110.00
whirl)
will
be
rffumln.
on
ihe
return
of
plant
and
peeiriratln.
The
lorn
em
or
any
tender
not
neeea-artly
arrtDted.
0.
R.
.1
VDE!.
(Tt
DeputT
Mlnoter
of
land.
I
LAND
AVT.
'
Quaan
Charlolta
ItUnd
Land
Dlatrlct.
Diatrlct
at
frlnea
Ruptrt
Take
SnXlrt
that
I,
Samuel
sinipon,
of
Naei,
B.CM
orrupatlon
riiliernian.
In-,
lend
to
apply
for
nnllon
to
lea
the
fillolnr
deerlbed
land:
Commendnr
at
a
post
planted
near
the
toutheam
corner
of
Matsett
ltland.
and
tbenre
4
chain
to
hnr
water
mark;
thrnre
tollowlnr
low
water
iu
iHiriaeieny
airrriion
a
al
tanre
of
to
rhalnt
(l
mile.;
Ihenre
wet-
!
erly
I
rhalni;
thenre
aoutherly
80
chain!
(I
mile
to
pot
of
commencement
anil
eontainlnt
IS
arrea
(more
sr
leia)
SAMUEL
SIMPSON.
Applicant.
.....
SO
.
.
rr,r
eni.
erinter.
tf
INDIGESTION
relieved
In
two
minute
wilh
JO-TO
The
Man
in
the
Moon
1
.AYSi-
A
KACKTHUS
correspondent
wishes
to
know
if
the
meeting
at
the
oily
hall
tonight
will
designate
any
particular
local
fossil
that
.
shall
he
included
in
the
museum
collection.
O.M
neoide
are
so
busy
grumh-
1
in
xr
about
conditions
that
they
have
not
time
to
work.
KtiYPT
is
houn.l
to
he
in
the
limelight.
When
it
is
not
a
mummy
that
is
causing
a
stir
it
is
a
few
assassins.
THIS
is
a
hard,
hard
world.
1
know
a
lot
of
people
who
are
so
ill
used
they
cannot
go
south
for
Christmas.
ROYAL
PURPLE
ANNUAL
BAZAAR
Affair
Opened
In
Elks'
Home
This
Afternoon
Gives
Promise
of
Being
Signal
Success
The
annual
bazaar
of
the
Ladies
of
the
Royal
Purple
was
opened
in
the
Klks'
Home
thi.
afternoon
at
2.30
by
Mayor
New-Ion,
Frank
Dibit
presiding
oxer
the
ceremonies.
'
A
large
number
of
useful
and
attractive
ar
ticles
are
being
offered
for
sale
and
there
are
many
raffles.
The
affair
promises
to
be
a
signal
uccess.
Tonight
there
will
be
a
bridge
and
whist
drive,
ami
dance
and
Ihe
drawing
for
Ihe
raffles
will
also
take
place.
Those
in
charge
of
the
various
departments
are
as
follows:
Fancy
work
Mrs.
Fred
Oil-
huly
(convener;,
and
Mrs.
Harry
Atkins.
Plain
sewing
Mrs.
L.
Murray
Fuller
(convener
,
Mrs.
A.
Aker-berg
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
Williscrofl.
Home
cooking
Mrs.
Arthur
Hailey
convener
,
and
Mrs.
Jack
Keefe.
Candy
and
fish
pond
Mrs.
Herbert
.
Hampton
(convener''.
Mrs.
II.
l.
Johnson
and
Mrs.
ftolf
Walker.
Tea
room
and
dance
Mrs.
William
Halagnn
(convener.
Mrs.
n.
J.
I).
Smith,
Mrs.
C.
H
Klkins.
Mr.
E.
.
Shockley
ami
Miss
Pulmira
Astori.
RafflesMrs.
William
field
convener
and
Mrs.
Herbert
F.
Olassey.
THORNTON
OUT
IN
DEFENCE
OF
ADMINISTRATION
Shows
that
C.N.H,
Comoares
Favorably,
with
C.P.R.
In
Regard
to
General
Staff
In
hi
departure
from
Hnlif.iT
for
Riviere
du
Loup
and
Mnnl-real.
after
his
insiectinn
Irin
through
the
maritime
provinces.
Sir
Henry
W.
Thornton,
chair,
man
and.
president
of
the
Tana.
Mian
National
Railways
branded
ms
iiiUMir
anil
neaicrne.t
v.
ill.
iPUrrlorWOivfnronacalwti
ro.
rcenfly
ernanatinsr
from
Ottawa
lo
Hie
effect
that
the
Canadian
National
Railways
are
overs!
a
(To.)
m
far
as
general
oplcers
are
con
cerned,
and
in
excess
of
the
Ran
adian
Pacific
both
as
personnel
and
salaries.
ine
story
has
been
seller.'
aiioat,
said
Sir
Henrv.
"Mini
n.
.Canadian
National
Railways
are
overstairert
in
peneral
officers.
These
rumors
orisinated
in
Oi-
:tawa
and
were
based
on
a
report
received
py
the
bureau
of
statistics
but
were
sent
out
by
some
one
not
connected
with
that
de-larlmenl.
The
rumor
was
deliberately
pushed
out
for
ptir-iroses
hostile
lo
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
only
half
he
truth
was
told.
Ynu
were
not
told
thai
the
densily
of
freight
traffic
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
is
:2.o
per
cent
greater
than
on
the
Canadian
National
.
The
Canadian
National
operates
22.O"0
miles
of
track
aznlnst
isnnn
r
'the
Canadian
Pacific.
nnnrriTL
malely
7.000
miles
more
than
the
general
officers
of
the
Canadian
racinc
Hallway
number
317
npainsl
3n
on
the
Canadian
Na-tional
Railways,
a
difference
of
23.
but
this
difference
of
?3
officers
should
be
compared
with
the
differences
n
mileage
and
the
difference
In
density
of
traffic
on
the
two
roads,
rir
rolls
of
the
two
systems
is:
C.
N
R.
I.3
per
cent
and
C.P.H..
2.23
j
per
cent.
This
is
a
fair
niidei
of
Ihe
campaign
that
we
have
lo!
!u--l
ill,
some
quarters
and
we
hnye'this
lo
content!
wilh
in
.addition
to
administering
Itte
HAIR
AS
IS
"Why
don't
you
bohjwr
hair?"
J
can
t
decide
on
the
slyle.VJ'H
rr?n
n
L0T1
December
3,
1914.
.
There
is
a
hut
rush
In
the
rolors
of
single
men
ill
the
Old;
ijiiunlry,
.Married
men
are
heirn?'
T6ld
lo.
w.'.U
till
thr
jre
railed,
hi
as
in,7ipe
plentyul.
',
The
time
of
the
Supreme
Court
jislie
tfii
morning
was
oc-i
tipleii
in
the
hearing
of
evidence-
the
case
of
Rex
vs.
.Morn.,
-
answered
MTs
Cayenne.
"I
don't
charged
with
atlemnliHl
munine
regards
I
know
u-liuHme
l.
I,..
...
;
I,...
i
hi.,
i
(i'Ain.Ait'
.!.f.n.
oerenre
...-j
thai
.
.
I
"
'in'r
ii
ii.rK
lint,
i-
a
whisk
hronm
or
a
feather
dust-
AVaslniigti.'i
S'.ir.
after
every
meal
Cleanses
month
and
teetb
and
aids
digestion.
Relieves
thai
overeaten
fcellno
and
acid
month.
Its
l.a.a...no
flavor
satisfies
the
cravlno
lor
sweets.
Wrioiey'
Is
donble
value
la
the
benefit
and
pleasure
It
provides.
SmlJ
In
U$
Parity
was
ii
fired
in
self
ilefenVe
seriously
wounding
It
..Macdonald.
ion-)
irarlor,
near
Telkwa
last
July.
'
'
l.i.'izens
are
drilling
nighilv
ii
the
Inhibition
Hall
mi
as
i.
i,e
l-repared
in
military
training
if
Hie
emerTeney
aries.
Capl.
Clay-
ji
ii
ami
Scrgeanl
Hoskins
are
m
riiarge
of
the
training.
STEWART
j
Development
work
will
be
,-t,-intied
all
winter
on
the
I,.
A
..
(.
lacier
Creek
property.
.1.
Frank
;ltreee,
manager
of
the
property,
returned
last
week
from
a
busi-iies
trip
south.
A
team
of
draught
horses
be.
(longing
to
the
Crawford
Trans.
fcr
Co.
and
driven
hy
Krnle
.Crawford
were
eleclroculml
last
week
by
coining
in
contact
wilh
ja
telephone
wire
that
had
cross
ed
on
the
ground
willi
l.noo
volt
electric
wires
following
a
stonily
.Mr
Crawford
himself
had
a
narrow
escape.
Archie
Walt.
r,..R.
maier
oiaeliaiiM'.
arriei
from
Prince
tieorye
on
lal
nigtil'j
train
NOTIOC
w.
iiiii
-iiny,
r
''"'iiii..
STOCK
REDUCING
SUIT
SALE
WE
FIND
OUR
STORE
IS
OVERSTOCKED
IN
MEN'S
AND
YOUNG
MEN'S
SUITS
AND
WE
ARE
OBLIGED
TO
UNLOAD
WE
ARE
INCLUDING
IN
THIS
SALE
ALL
OF
OUR
20th
century
suits
A
LINE
WE
ARE
DISCONTINUING.
YALUES
FROM
$42.00
$60.00.
TO
CLEAR
AT
$26.45
ALL
SUITS
IN
THIS
SALE
CARRY
OUR
USUAL
GUARANTEE.
THEY
AhE
NOT
OLD
STOCK
OR
GOODS
PURCHASED
FOR
SALE
PURPOSES
Men's
and
Young
Men's
Foxes'
Blue
Serge.
All
wmd.
fast
color,
lleg.
t.Mi
to
$.Mi
values.
Siie
NO-li.
TO
UI.BAH
$11.45
LOT
3
LOT
2
Student's
First
Longs
and
Young
Men's
All
Fancy
Tweeds
JmkI
Ihe
unit
for
a
growing
tttiy.
Kims
:
:w.
Rmid
value
at
$MMt
tu
Td
l.'I.KAR
...
...
...
$11.45
Men's
and
Young
Ivten's
Tweeds,
Worsteds
and
Serge
Suits
Splendidljr
tiaittid
iWilllON
CKAIT
MANUKAtriUltKllS
New
MMe..
Fit
and
style
in
Weeping
with
Ulr
Mffc
Undard
of
FAHIIItl.N
CIIAI-T
tuihering.
lleg.
values
..
MO
tit
35.IM)
17
lS
TO
W.KAIt
;
LOT
4
HIGH
GRADE
SUIT
S
FOR
MEN
AND
YOUNG
MEN
Regular
$37.50
to
$50.00
f
SPECIALLY
PRICED
TO
SELL
AT
$26.45
These
High
Grade
Suits
are
cut
In
such
a
fashion
that
our
friends
will
Immediately
appreciate
their
values.
Theso
Suits
are
tailored
from
excellent
Serge
and
Worsted
Cloth,
In
single
and
double
pin1
stripe
effect,
and
other
popular
patterns.
Styled
In
one
button,
single
and
double
breasted
Young
Men's
Also
the
repular
3-button
conservative
model
for
men
In
shorts,
stouts
and
renular
sizes,
3G-40.
ALL
SUITS
MARKED
IN
PLAIN
FIGURES
n
BRYANT
&
GREER
LTD.
PI10NE297
You
were
not
told
that
1
1
'
"
average
salary
of
the
Eeiierut
I
(.Ulcers
of
the
Canadian
National
(
is
a.t;'3
and
that
of
the
C.I'.K.
I
HALIFAX.
N.S.,
Ilec.
3.-Prinrkeneral
ollicers
to
the
total
pay-
;
Ten
Years
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