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Afternoon,
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Sunday,
the
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IT
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thai
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Avenue.
of
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Pl'U.EN,
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we
want
to
do
is
to;
forget
to
pass
any
more
laws
for
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Advertising
and
Circulation
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a
while.
There
are
enough
to
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and
Reporters
Telephone
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already.
t
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be
in
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Office
on
day
preceding
publication.
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to
approval.
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
City
Manager
Plan
Depends
On
Government.
'
Wednesday,
Nov.
19,
1924.
Emma
Goldman
Is
Tired
Of
Bolsheviks.
Kmma
(roldman,
the
woman
who
was
sent
back
to
Russia
because
of
her
objectionable
actions
in
the
United
Stales,
lias
no
nvore
use
for
the
Soviet
than
she
formerly,
bad
for
the
United
States
government.
She
has
now
taken
refuge
in
England.
She
characterizes
Holshevism
us
an
international
disease
and
says
the
masses
of
Russia
are
oppressed
as
they
never
were
under
the
Czar.
The
present
government
is
slowly
undermining
all
that
is
best
in
Russia.
She
is
anxious
that
people
shall
understand
the
mistakes
(bat
have
been
made
in
Russia
so
that
they
may
not
be
repealed
elsewhere.
Satisfactory
Condition
Of
Provincial
Finances.
The
(iovcrunient
of
B.C.
is
to
be
congratulated
on
the
condition
of
the
provincial
finances.
Willi
revenue
exceeding
expenditures
ami
wilh
the
probability
of
a
still
greater
improvement,
there
is
hope
that
this
time
next
year
the
Government
will
be
in
a
position
to
announce
a
lax
reduction,
possibly
the
elimination
of
the
personal
property
tax.
The
minister
of
finance
announced
that
the
municipalities
are
now
gelling
more
from
the
province
than
is
collected
within
their
borders.
That
is
a
change,
which
really
means
a
lowering
of
taxes
ii
the
cilies
because
the
province
is
paying
toward
the
funds
of
the
municipalities.
New
Loan
Bill
Is
Announced.
In
the
course
of
his
budget
speech
the
minister
of
finance
announced
that
there
would
be
a
new
loan
bill
for
the
purpose
of
financing
the
trunk
road
between
British
Columbia
and
the
prairies
and
for
laud
settlement.
Both
of
these
are
desirable
objects.
So
far
as
Prince
Rupert
is
concerned,
we
cannot
ex
pect
to
succeed
in
getting
a
trans-provincial
trunk
j-nad
until
the
soulh
has
one.
Once
their's
is
completed,
we.
shall
become
much
more
pressing
to
have
one
completed,
through
the
central
part
of
the
province.
to
Tlie
possibility
of
instituting
the
city
manager
form
of.
government
in
the
cities
of
British
Columbia
depends
very!
largely
in
the
government.
Representations
have
been
made
to
;
them
to
bring
the
mailer
before
the
legislature.
:
j
All
is
in
readiness
for
winter
work
on
the
United
Empire
(fiold
Clill,
properly
recently
rebnnded
by
A.
II.
Triteg.
Contractor
Frank
Riva
and
his
crew
of
seven
men
are
comfortably
housed
with
all
supplies
necessary.
atari
has
been
made
dikjhe
noufoot
tunnel.
The
Ihihl
shipment
'of
Sfbloii
of
Purler
Idaho
(Mannol
liver)
ore
netted
11113.30
per
ton.
The
first
shipment
brought
lo4
and
the
second,
1
40.
The
ore
was
sent
to
Selby
smeller.
Misses
Doieen
and
Oladys
SlralTord
have
entered
Ihe
convent
at
Prince
Rupert.
j
H.
V.
Ileywood
has
resigned
as
superintendent
of
the
Ter
minus
(nine
and
will
be
succeeded
by
.1.
V.
Bryden.
ALICE
ARM
Mrs.
F.
O.
flice
has
left
In
pay
an
extended
visit
to
her
relatives
in
Toronto.---
Johnny
Muim-bas
.returned
.'in
Alice
Arm
afler
spending
fojir
months
on
Ihe
prairies.
Between
80,000
and
90,000
feel
of
logs
is
being
put
in
Ihe
waler
ilaily
by
Eric
Carlson
for
Ihe
Abbot
sfnrd
Logging
Co.
Work
will
continue
until
Ihe
arrival
of
heavy
snows.
SOME
ATTRACTIVE
PRICE8
FOR
WEDNESDAY
&
THURSDAY
DAMASCALENE
beats
the
laundry
man.
You
can't
spoil
it,
and
it
cleans
with
a
damp
cloth.
Beg.
value
$2.2.-,.
Special
per
yard
...
$1.95
FLANNELETTE
BLANKETS,
wjiite
or
grey,
J2-1
size,
largesj
made.
Special,
per
pair
.
.
'
$2.85
MEN'S
SERGE.
British
lfi
oz.
Serge,
fin
inches
wide.
Reg.
valne
8fI.Su.
Special,
per
yard
.
.
$4.75
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
We
stock
Pictorial
Patterns.
Phone
9.
IX
the
south
candidatures
are
belli
announced.
Here
those
seeking
civic
honors
are
more
hack
ward.
WHKX
I
lie
sovereign
people
talk
graft
in
their
government
llipy
admit
their
inability
to
rule.
i
SOME
girls
like
sunshine.
And
tonie
shine
at
night.
To
be
.out
after
midnight
!ives
thenl
great
delight.
SLAM
Hill
is
the
most
dangcr-
ious
of
all
modern
weapons.
It
wounds
in
the
dark
and
reputa
tions
are
slaughtered
by
it
in
countless
thousands.
rwi.i
i
luAl.
reputations
are
most
easily
sullied
because,
it
is
considered
the
right
thing
to
spnak
ill
of
your
political
enemies.
SAMPSON
slew
thousands
with
the
JawImhw
of
an
ass,
and
th
jawbone
is
still
working
over
time.
MEN
and
women
hide
beneath
lheasj.es
skm
and
while
they
may
not
don
the
garb
of
the
tiger,
the
claws
are
sharp
and
the
rtpula-
lions
of
their
victims
have
short
shrift.
BEWARE
of
the
woman
wilh
the
serpent's
tongue
and
the
man
who
sets
a
false
rumor
atloat
on
the
ether.
WHEN
there
is
no
baseball
to
talk
about,
no
election
campaign
on
ami
no
other
stirring
event.
then
look
out
for
trouble
from
the
rumor
mongers.
CUHSED,
thrice
cursed
is
he
who
whispers
that
which
he
dares
not
repeal
openly
and
enn-
Idernnrd
to
the
bottomless
nil
is
Itie
woman
who
plays
with
re-1
putations
and
sullies
ihein
Willi
her
base
smile.
NO
REDUCTION
OF1
RATE
IS
SOUGHT
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
a
law
giving
the
necessary
powers
I
will
be
passed
this
year
in
order
that
those
cities
wishing
(o
.
,
,
make
the
change
may
do
so.
Once
we
have
the
power
to
ap-'
'
",u
'f
W,7T
?
?
V""'.
point
a
city
manager,
it
will'be
for
the
people
of
Ihe
cilv
to
de-l'"'
,1,,a'
eide
wl.-lher
II.pv
i.h
h
r.in
n,t,.nid
,.,,
...
..,.i
Vii..:
J,umlrtr
industry
I
seeking,
not
must
Lake
Ihe
first
sten
If
YiHi.rin
dne
,.l
m.vP
ii
,v-:il
i.
a
'eduction
of
the
present
royal
for
the
backers
'.of
the
system
to
carry
out
an
educative
campaign
and
to
endeavor
to
show
Ihe
government
that
it
is
a
desirable
change
and
that
the
people
want
it.
STEWART
ly
rates
on
limber,
hut
a
revision
of
Ihe
legislation
on
which
those
rales
are
based.
The
lumbermen
of
the
Province
freely
recognize
Ihe
right
of
Ihe
fiovernmeiil
to
collect
royally
a
Ihe
outcome
of
the
people'
equity
in
the
fqresl
resources
of
British
Columbia.
The
industry
endorses
the
principle
of
royally
ami
Ihe
collection
upon
a
basin
thai
is
fair,
both
to
the
public
and
to
holders
of
standing
timber.
;
All
branches
of
I
he
lumber
industry;
'are,
however,
tlhijed
In
their
appeal
for
an
alteration
of
the;'lJ6gical
Yfouudatiori
upon
which
the
present
rale
is
based
by
the
Timber
Royalties
Act
which
is
now
upon
nut
Statute
books.
The
lumbermen
justly
claim
llial
Ihe
stability
of
their
industry,
so
vital
lo
Ihe
welfare
of
the
Province,
cannot
be
maintained
under
the
pressure
of
a
measure
that
is
ilrlf
unstable
and
un
workable.
t
....
I
lie
present
Royalties
.rl
.which
should
be
essentially
a
tax
on
raw
material
actually
laxes
all
the
elements
entering
into
the
:rod
of
manufacturing
Ihe
fin
ished
product,
including
labor.
1
equipment
and
appropriations
for,
;
market,
extension
ami
meeting!
1
world
competition.
1
As
slated
above,
(he
lumber-i
men
do
not
object
In
Ihe
present1
I
royally
rale,
it
is
Ihe
future!
workings
of
(he
present
tin
work-j
j
hIiIo
Acl
that
they
regard
wilh
alarm.
This
series
of
articles
communicated
by
the
Timber
Industries
Council
of
British
Coluriia.
I
CN.lt.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
from
Ihe
south.
Is
due
on
lime
at
3
o'ebtek
this
afternoon.
The
vessel
will
sail
for
filewarl
and
Anynx
tonight
and
will
be
back
southbound
Friday
morning.
1
I
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pfinr.a
Rupert
November
19,
1914.
Merrymakers
in
disguise
III
rouged
Ihe
Exhibilionliail
at
Ihe
masquerade
last
night
winded
nounces
I..
M.
lie
Cei
wto
wan
cashier
for
Ihe
event.
Prince
Rupert's
first
contin
gent
under
Col.
C.
V.
Peek
is
niow
in
hard
training
at
Willow.
Camp
in
Victoria
aiwniing
lo
a'
letter
written
by
lion
Yolf
lo
K.
II.
Hhockley.
R.
w.
Cameron
hat
reached
the
Camp.
Thei
iwer!
A
pea
Vf.a.se
bel
w
eerv
3.
livl:Jinliio;
anift
idii'
cily
has
been
woii
by'
lh!
ortj
According
in
a
wire
received
from
Cily
Soliel
lor
I'elers
who
is
in
Vancouver
where
the
case
was
argued
Robert
Powell
anil
Robert!
Malbeson.
Indians.
wVre
ench
fined
I0
and
routs
in
Hie
eilvl
I
nor
IIMlllIlll
111
III
toxicution.
NOW
FOR
A
Wool
Dress
"DEMERS"
HAVE
THEM
IN
FLANNEL,
SERQE
and
SILVERSHEEN.
$8.50-$25.
HOSIERY
IN
8ILK
AND
WOOL
PURE
WOOL
.
.
Half
Pounds
60v
ri0K
nonnri
Pounds
s
I,
i
'
I
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TwnRni
i
nrii
TERRACE
NOTES
Mr.
and
Mr.
VIw.mhI
undJim
orrintloit
nltended
I
In
dunce
nt
k
last
Salurduy
niglil.
Th
Ladies
Ouild
or
the
Pres-lylerian
Church
mel
this
week
at
he
home
of
Mrs.
Win.
Kirk
pal
ing
the
Ihrw-day
Society
Circus
I'"-
fuHJwr
meetings
will
Nel
proceeds
for
the
Belgian
War;
M
'j"
'
""Ml
moling
in
Fund
lolalleil
S,(l8.0r,
aa-1
"'.
Ihe
B.I).
Ilridfe
Club
mel
lat
Jeek
at
the
borne
of
Mm.
-Bert
Kenney.
Mr.
W.
It,
Thopipnon
etilr-artiM
the
Woman'
Auxiliary
of
he
Anglican
Chorrli
at
the
hom
if
Mr.
C.
It.
(iilbert
last
Thurs-
Tel
Slmond
altemleil
Hid
dance
B
P
Saturday
niylit.
B.
Marenn
who
has
been
points
as
far
east
as
relumed
on
Sunday.
K.
laell
SMITHERS
H.
Orchard
and
Robert
Bar-
left
on
Sunday
for
Prince
Ceorge
on
a
short
business
trip.
The
Trustees
of
the
Smilhers
Boy
Scouls
have
endorsed
the
appointment
of
T.
li.
Marlln
an
.Scout
-muster
of
Ihe
local
troup
Mr.
Martin
has
now
served
the
necessary
lliree
inojilhs
proha-lliou
and
Rev.
R.
l'
W
.
Bidilell
I
has
leiulerel
his
resignation
in
order
thai
the
apjioiiilinent
can
he
put
into
elfecl.
Mr.
Biddell
will
continue
to
have
chargiv
of
Ihe
cubs.
A
number
of
the
ladies
t.penl
a
very
pleasant
evening
al
Bridge
when
Mrs.
.1.
P.
Kirkpalriek
en-lerlnineil
in
honor
of
her
guest
jlasl
Friday
night.
The
winners
iwere
Mrs.
Ockleshnw
and
Mrs.
Wall.
.1.
A.
Cart
how
of
Cninnx.
V.I.,
arrived
in
town
Sunday
morning
having
accenled
a
posllinn
wllli
.1.
Mason
Adams,
the
local
druggist.
Mr.
Carlhew,
who
will
have
charge
of
Iho
dispensary,
is
a
graduate
of
the
Ontario
College.
Why
"Home
Made"
are
so
Popular
They're
the
bt
all-round
bot
of
candle
you
can
buy
at
anywhere
near
the
price.
The
centre
smooth,
fruit
Matured
cream
with
freah
fruit
and
nut,
delldou
caramel,
tattle,
nougat,
fudfte.
crWp
and
brittle
are
the
one
that
h
proved
mod
popular
with
candy
buyer.
The
coating
are
of
the
Hnet
NelUon
chocolate.
The
kind
of
chocolate
you
buy
becaue
they
are
o
good
not
because
they
arc
elaborately
boied.
The
boi
I
plaint
the
value
It
all
In
the
content.
Two
KlnJ$:
MiurltJ
and
Hard
Ctrnrts.
On
Prltti
60c
ihr
lb.
the
new
lesees
4111
Monday.
THRIVE
ON
K
KLIM
Ilr.ndW
holt
Milk
nttrr
varlt
In
quillly
or
falls
be-nou
th
It
high
standard
of
ubo-lul
purity.
That
It
hyballr
thrift
on
It
and
why
l
hatsalnnJ
the
holt-hrarlrd
tupport
0
many
tmlntnt
baby
t(vclallttt.
Kllm
U
Milk
U
flfh.
fultr
(uairjr
milk
lll
nly
iIm
t.
wtt4,
tod
U
lb
Mtlnl
milk
lac
Ik
afai
itfl(M.
4i
ff
In
thlmkt
m
Kllm.
Chief
Constable
Service
has
siiflinieully
recovered
from
his
recent
Illness
lo
allow
him
lo
again
assume
charge
at
Ihe
local
police
station.
P.rnic
lliiun
and
his
trio
of
deer
hunters
hae
returned
In
Iriwn
after
a
four
day's
hunt
on
Hudson's
Bay
Mountain.
They
report
the
deer
were
plentiful
hut
hard
to
gel
because
f
the
crust
011
Ihe
snow.
One
of
Ibose.
brought
in
is
a
very
fine
spec!-.,
men
which
weighed
considerable
o
cr
two
hundred
pounds.
A.
K.
Ralph
of
I'rince
Oeorge,
chief
inspector
for
the
C.N.R.
Is
a
business
visitor
in
I
own.
Mr.
I.alla,
superinlendent
of
the
Canadian
National
P.xpresg
Co.
and
Mr.
Smith,
travelling
auditor,
wilh
headquurlers
at
F.d.
monlon,
were
In
town
Salurduy
on
(illlMal
business,
leaviiiK
on
Sunday
morning
for
points
west.
in
.
..
.
.......
.
-
.
-
"TQAKTV,
'Shun!
Hy
the
rifciin"
j
At
your
service
day
ur
night,
Four
more
Pleasant
Palate
Shocks
From
the
Ncilsun
"Home
Made"
Box.
Cocoanut
Crisp,
Pineapple
Cream,
You
will
vote
us
both
a
Dream;
Raspberry
Cream,
Almond
Brittle,
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