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Tuesday.
November
11,
19JI
Armistice
Day
For
Seventh
Time.
This
is
Hie
sixth
anniversary
of
Armistice
Day
and
once
again
Prince
Hupert
people;
join
with
Hie
rest
of
Ihe
people
of
the
British
Empire
and
Ihe
allied
and
associated
nations
in
bring-ing
to
remembrance
Ihe
great
deeds
done
in
defence
of
the
ideal
of
deriiidcrdcy.
In
the
war
many
lost
sons,
brothers,
fathers
or
more
distant
relatives.
,me
wholly
escaped,
f
I
f
those
who
returned
many
'hear
wilfi
thern
the
marks
of
the
great
conflict.
Life
was
held
cheap
at
that
time
and
the
cry
was
every
day
for
more
men,
and
those
Ihe
'very
best
1he
nation
could
supply.
They
went
freely,
aud
today
is
the
anniversary
of
the
closing
of
Ihe
big
fight,
.since
that
time
people
have
been
gradually
readjusting
themselves
to
the
changed
conditions.
As
we
look
Jack
over
the
past
seven
years
we
see
thai
the
change
has
been
gradual
but
sure.
Yet
we
shall
never
go
back
to
the
conditions
as
Ihey
were
before
1011.
Possibly
the
war
wns
one
of
Ihe
steps
in
the
evolution
of
the
race.
The
human
mind
is
expanding
in,
its
scope
but
it
still
is
unable
to
grasp
the'
really
big
things
of
the
World
and
to
consider
them
in
their
relative
importance.
Nature
Not
Careful
.
Of
Teeming
Life.
Nature
has
never
been
careful
of
life.
In
Ihe
sea
one
creature
eats
another
from
the
smallest
to
the
largest.
In
giving
birth
to
new
life
millions
of
salmon
die
annually
in
the
rivers
aud
lakes
of
the
country.
During
a
had
season
(he
wild
things
die
and
during
the
fruitful
season
they
thrive
and
increase.
Floods,
fires,
earthquakes,
all'tnke
their
toll
of
life
alid-plagues
are
common.
Compared
withsome
of
the
ravages
of
natilre.'the
deaths
front
Uie
war
were
not
'liunierous.
It
is
said
'ih'aV
more
people
died
from
Spanish
I
nfTjjuzav
during
the
few
months
'at
the
time
of
the
close
of
the
war,
;llu)n
from
the-'whole
four
years
of
fighting.
From
this
it
will
be'pfn
that
as
a
world
event
the
war
was
not
as
great
an
event
'vye
sometimes
consider
it
to
be.
II
was
the
greatest
"ar
in
htjjtorv
'"it
tl
death
list
was
comparatively
small.
Big
To
Individual
,
If
Small
To
Nature.
If
the
war
was
only
an
incident
in
the
steady
progress
of
.aiunsj
it
was
lug
lo
(nose
why
tpoK
par
in
it
and
to
those
whose
loved
ones
lost
their
lives
there.'
h'h
roaiiy
the
war
was
everything
and
they
still
mourn
for
fovea"
ones
although
the
mourning
is
hallowed
by
lime
and
the
grjejf
has
lost
its
billemess.
ft
is
well
for
us
all
to
look
back
once
a
year
am)
consider
the
sacrifices
our
young
men
made
and
Ihe
grief
our
women
bore
uncomplainingly.
TheJessons
of
the
war
are
gelling
less
insistent
as
time
passes
lull
they-
are
brought
lo
our
notice
annually
wilh
extreme
vividness.
The
poppies
remind
us
of
Ihe
bloody
ballle
fields
and
of
our
diitv
to
ljjoe
who
suffered.
Get
Out
Of
Doors
Whenever
Possible.
rk
We
are
creatures
of
hnbiFjand
during
the
bad
we.iljier,gel
the
habit
of
staying
indoors.
"When
fine
weather
arriVeswe
do
not
all
turn
out
to
eniov
it
'as
we?
should.
.
.
'
Some
people
form
the
habit
riT
going
outdoors
some
timet
every
-day.
rain
or
shine,
and
then'
when
the
weather
changes.
1
h
y
are
in
a
position
lo
lake
advantage
of
it.
This
brings
lliern
health
:trI
vigor
anil
adds
to
tile
length
of
life
ami
also
Ut
d
enjoyment.
Dcep-Saated
Chest
Troubles
Yield
to
PEPS.
gKONCIIITIS
lays
hold
of
the
chest
in
1-J
a
slow
insidious
way.
Do
not,
therr
fort,
neglect
to
tale
prompt
measures
tocounteract
the
first
symptoms
of
this
ravaging
ailment
the
first
di&uiUy
in
hieatlnqg.
the
occasional
made-up
feeliug
ia
the
throat
with
its
.iccumitlaticns
of
phlegm.
He
warned
by
that
irritating
cough
and
those
frequently-returning
coldt.
Get
a
b:x
of
Peps,
the
well-known
breathing
remedy.
After
removing
the
silver
wrapping
place
a
Pep-,
i.u)!-t
on
me
tongue
and
breathe
in
the
healing
futn
as
the
tablet
dissolve.
Peps
are
simnly
invaluable
for
allaving
tliat
teaming,
tickling
couch
;
for
softemnj;
and
loosening
the
phlegm,
ami
soothing
the
irritated
and
semi-infUmed
bronchial
tub?s.
K-ry
day
a-
vmi
h:athe
in
the
powerful
germu.idal
tu
nes
uh-i
ti
are
emitted
from
these
Peps,
a
healing
influence
is
extended
dem
into
the
lungs
where
lnjuid
-
nuxtures
cannot
lienetrate.
LUMBER
AND
ITS
SALE
The
disposal
of
I
lie
low
jsradc
material
produced
by
our
sawmills
is
a
vcrv
serious
problem
.voufmnihi?
the
lumbermen,
of
Drilisli
Udtnnhia.
It
is
a
factor
which
must
on
no
account
be
left
out
of
consideration
when
measuring
the
ability
of
the
industry
to
absorb
heavy
royally
charges
ou
lnndinp
limber.
Our
wore
fortunate
competitors
in
Washiufrlon
ami
Oregon
posses
substantial
local
nwukets
for
Ueir
low
trrade
sawmill
product.
The
proximity
of
their
Dlants
to
lare
manufaHnrimr
centre
and
the
facilities
they
possess
for
shipping
by
rail
ami
water
to
their
hne
markets
en
aWe
them
to
particiimle
profit
-aMy
in
the
production
of
low
inlity
lumber.
Jn
H.C..
on
the
other
hand,
there
are
very
restricted
opportunities
for
Ihe
di"posal
of
low'
grade
material
owing
to
lack
of
population
and
heavy
freight
charge
to
lumber
buying
centres.
Ture
direct
results
of,
Ilrilisb
Columbia'
weakness
tnHlii
respect
are:
1.
A
lower
gross
yield
per
acre.
j
t.
A
higher
col
of
production.
3.
A
lowr
margin
of
profit
In
the
operator.
II
is
clear
that
if
the
premier
industry
of
this
-province
is
t
be
carried
on
successfully
it
must
be
maintained
on
a
basis
that
will
permit
It
to
compete
with
neighboring
districts
producing
actually
the
ame
softwood
specie.
No
settlement
of
Ihe
Ilrilisb
Columbia
Timber
Royalties
question
will
be
finally,
satisfactory,
either
lo
Ihe
public
or
Hie
industry
ilself,
thai
.does
not
en
courage.
Ilrllish
Columbia
lo
yield
more
limber
and
manufacture
it
nore
economically.
This
series
of
articles
communicalcd
by
the
Timber
Industries
Council
of
Ilrilisb
Columbia.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
j
YS:-
IT
is
curious
how
easily
an
empty
head
swells.
my.
NO
one
cares
to
be
in
the
swim
jusl
now.
WIIK.V
xuessin?
a
girl's
ape
it
makes
a
difference
whether
she
is
present
or
not.
WKI.L.
watered
Stock
fallen
quickly.
THKItK
are
many
dangers
lo
tie
avoided,
and
the
flicker
of
an
eyelid
is
not
Ihe
least
of
Idem
And
yd
-
-
WHAT
is
ooihPi-iiig
the
farm-
1
1
-'.irrrry
-ow
II
V
The
recuhtr
u
of
Per
at
bedtime
will
ensure
healthy
r-luinbrr
undisturbed
by
bout
of
coughing.
U
day,
the
treatment
should
bt;
continued
cm
the
awirauce
that
the
throat,
bronchi
and
lungs
are
all
btbig
healed
and
strrngtht-d
by
this
medicine.
Peps
are
guaranteed
to
be
absolutely
free
from
opium,
laulanum,chloral,moiphia
and
any
harmful
ingredients
of
the
old-fashioned
cough
nicdi.
ines.
Or.
CCR09N
STABLES,
K.D.,
CM,
rile
:
-
rM
e
Utile
cold
Kp
Vr
l-amlv
and
you
will
rule
triumphantly
clear
of
Wiiclutn.
I'eM
ax
invalu-tble
for
mjoiIjiiik
and
healing
trmi
inflamed
broii.
hial
tuhr
Vp,
labU-tj
arc
more
of
an
10I1.1
a:n
i.
ao!
go
ilireuly
to
Mat
of
injury."
WkMU
MM
rr
mm
ttptmt:,,
rm;
tt
mrmdmrnm
tut
ttmmnt
hutHmi
trttt
that
rt
now
I
ten
feiiiX
mhiM-
tt
tiv.
iht
pr,tm
rmtm4
tnm
kit.
to
tic.
(itiUi
ta-Bi,
I
irvutom.
I
AM
SATISFIED
WITH
Appolntsments
from
9
am.
to
9
p.m.
Sunday
if
desired.
pis
of
Princp
lluperl
how
Ihey
arn
to
ri'i
inir
ran
piowm
imiiii-
in
Ihi
Rind
or
wfaiiicr.
WINSTON'
Churchill
will
now
bo
attlp
In
kIvp
nh
obWl
lponi
in
Oovprnmpnt
In
Hip
outfit,-whom
Iip
prnfpfp
In
bwik
dnwiii
'
on
with
corn.
TIIH
hpl
criticism
nf
an
ar-
ttclp
I
have
heard
wan
imp
which'
aiil
il
lacked
just
n
dollar
and
a
half
of
Vin
worth
a
damn.
I
l
FOIt
whal
J
n
rar;
a.a
day
fa
N'ovcmbpr
With
ilo
tariff
and
wintry
haze,
WIipii
fTVPtyniyniity''
llnnk-
'
Iriif
,oyrr
f.
K
,
OCt'briWPt
wv'ft
o
mi''
d
a
y
w.
Advertise
in
flip
Daily
Npwb
Sniil
lif-rs
lt
having
iU
first
cold
snap
of
Hip
winlrr.-
Aflpf
i'v;ral
ilays
wilh
Hip
Ibprmomp-Icr
ranyinjr
midway
between
frppzlnir
and
.pro,
It
dropper
to
fourteen
below
on
Sunday
Colder
Days
Makes
One
Think
of
Warm
Goats
DABS"
Have
auch
tovtly
models
and
prloes
are
reasonable.
Come
and
see
them.
PHONE
575.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Pi
i
net)
Kupert
November
11,
1914.
A
deb-Kiilion
frmn
Mn-
Prince
It
il
perl
.Mimoli-rial
A-M.-ialinii
'.onferreil
wilh
Ihe
police
mm-l
mission
yesterday
allernoon
res-
p'-clint'
the
iUelion
of
I
He
se-1
irreHled
area.
Tlry
were
airaii.Hl
it
heinir
allowed
lo
exji.
i
tikely
thai
be
Tore
Umv
a
ti-st
nl
public
oiMtiion
will
be
taken
mi
the
Mihjecl.
the
delegation
eonsisleil
of
Canon
(i.
A.
'lijt
and
Hey.
A.
V.
Dimtnlnk.
-
3layor
Newton
lfl
tble
iworn-tiK
fni"
Terraoe
haviuir
tmi
Invited
there
by
garden
and
truck
farm
producer
lo
disciiHH
mailer.-
of
mufual
benefit
In
ciliens
and
fartneri
llirotiKh
the
City
Market.
The
Canadian
Pacific
Hallway
announce
Hint
Ihe
cmek
liner
Princess
Charlotte
will
be
put
on
Hip.
Alaska
run
next
year.
There
will
be
a
lartre
lourisl
traffic,
il!
is
anlicipalrd.
Beans
cannot
be
better
nor
better
cooked
than
Clark's
Beans
Cmntim'm
National
Di.h.
"CmnmJa
Apvtmnd-
mm
tin.
t.
.
CLAM
MONTDIU
BaMMHM
e
k
tmam
t
aL
J
Td
d-,,V;v.
.
nK
M
is
,
PRINCE
RUPERT
AND
MY
BUSINESS
A
PERSISTENT
RUMOR
HAS
BEEN
CURRENT
AROUND
TOWN
OF
LATE
THAT
I
AM
LEAYING
THE
CITY.
I
STATE
EMPHATICALLY
THAT
NOTHING
IS
FARTHER
FROM
THE
TRUTH.
I
AM
HERE
TO
SERVE
YOU
IN
DENTAL
WORK
AT
PRICES
UNHEARD
OF
IN
THE
HISTORY
OF
THE
CITY
FOR
VALUE.
THE
HOSPITALS
ARC
FIUEO
WITH
PATIENTS
WITH
DECAYED
TEETH.
THINK
IT
OVER
EXTRACTION
OF
TEETH
IN
A
THOROUGH
AND
SCIENTIFIC
MANNER
MY
20
YEARS
OF
EXPERIENCE
IN
DENTAL
WORK
IS
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
BEST
MATERIALS
WORK
GUARANTEED
I
AM
HERE
TO
STAY
r,
GET
THOSE
TEETH
FIXED
BEFORE
THEY
FIX
YOU
v
PRnwM
RDinrn
Awn
PLATE
WORK
AT
THE
"
MOST
REASONABLE
PRICES
GET
MY
ESTIMATE
ON
YOUR
DENTAL
WORK
BEFORE
4
GOING
ELSEWHERE
"
I
HAVE
SERVHD
YOU
FAITHFULLY
FOR
5
YEARS
AND
DESERVE
YOUR
PATRONAGE
DR.
JOS.
MAGUIRE
SUITES
7,
8
&
9
SMITH
BLOCK
Trained
Lady
Attlatant
In
Attendance.
M;!lllltt;UI.'iilWe
time
honored
frfendofyours
Bottld
In
bond
uodr
Fvdtral
Cotimnwit
Suprvlln
J
This
atlvcrtlmcnt
is
not
published
or
displayed',
by
I
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
tho
Oovcrnraeol
Qf,
Hrltish
Columbia.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLAS8IFY
I.IFK
Insurnnre
Company
fCana-ilian
desires
representative
rt
J'rlnce..
Rupert.,
and.,
dislrirf.
llihesl
comuilsslon
paid.
Deep
sea
fishermen
accepted
ul
slandard
rnlen,
Provincial
mannncr
will
h
h,
prnr.
nu.
perl,
November
17,
Apply
Hon
SIO,
Daily
News
Ofllre.
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v
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TIMOER
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.
.ull
TMHlvrt
Will
K!
f,'i,,
ni.trin
riirrntf-r
tnl
later
in
t
tho
Clh
day
uT
AotNiilH-i.
'.rt''
(uriliaac
df
.lri-nr
X
ol.
,r,
,
i.r'K.
it
Mdn
of
KrMair
-in
ful
Xia.Dos
trrl
of
'
lulani
and
M.rurr
Kiwtni
.
aI,ji
'
Ti
til
yeara
v.
Ill
l
IIMUll
.f
IUiilr.
,
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iwH
FiirlhHr
tuniniUr
nf
Itf"
nl
ut,
Vlrtorla.
i.r
Uki
lnUri'1
frliiia
luiirl,
B.C.