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and
Circulation
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Dial
wo
are
looking
forward
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
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86
to
Christmas,
let
us
ron-'sider
the
possibility
of
establish
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
ing
a'
Christmas
Present
ax-change
whore
all
the
unwanted
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
stuff
may
he
!craped.
DAILY
KDlTIOft
Position
Of
Winnipeg
Mile
For
Mile
We
Want
The
Same.
Saturday.
Nov.
29,
1921.
O
CANADA!
0
Canada,
our
heritage,
our
love.
Thy
worth
we
praize
all
other
lands
above.
From
sea
to
sea,
throughout
Ihy
length,
.
From
pole
to
borderland.
-At
Britain's
side,
whale'er
Mide,
Unflinchingly
we'll
stand.
With
heart
we
sing,
"fiod
Save
the
King,"
'
fiuide
1
lion
the
Empire-wide,
do
we
implore,
,
And
prosper
Canada
from
shore,
to
shore.
0
Canada,
our
home
our
native
land,
True
Patriot
Love
thou
dost
in
us
command.
,
We
see
thee
rising
fair
dear
land,
The
true
north
strong
and
free,
And
stand
on
guard,
O
Canada
We
stand
on
guard
for
thee.
0
Canada!
0
Canada
0
Canada,
we
stand
on
guard
for
thee
'
0
Canada
we
stand
on
guard
for
thee.
"v
Selfish
Viewpoint
In
Political
Life.
Canada
is
a
political
unit
but
a
unit
covering
so
much
territory
is
bound
to
be
divided
more.
or
less
into
factions.
The
French
Canadian
is
more
or
less
a
polilic.il
entity,
the
.Maritime
provinces
have
their
particular
viewpoint
m
affairs
of
state
while
the
manufacturing
centres
of
the
East
are
bound
together
by
the
lies
of
self-interest.
So
those
whose
interests
lie
on
the.
Pacific
coat
are
bound
together
by
a
strong
tie.
that
of
getting
justice
from
the
rest
of
the
country.
The
Atlantic
coast
is
historically
ihe
centre
of
commercial
life
and
to
transfer
any
part
of
it
to
the
other
side
of
the
continent,
breaks
up
old
associations
and
jars
the
complacency
of
those
who
have
felt
themselves
secure
in
controlling
the
business
life
of
the
country.
This
self-interest
of
the
Pacific
is
bound
to
show
itself
in
political
life.
We
find
ourselves
handicapped
by
the
old
traditions
and
we
seek
to
throw
them
off,
but
in
doing
so
we
step
on
the
toes
of
the
East.
Illustrates
The
Point.
The
position
of
Winnipeg
is
a
good
illustration
of
the
self-interest
of
tolitical
life.
That
city
is
on
the
Atlantic
slope.
Ex-
fiorf
from
Winn'riir
fro
i'her
pntt
or
snulh
enonlrincr
era
nar-
TIIH
Ghristnias
boat
promises
to
be
so
full
that
a
lot
of
people
will
have
to
sleep
in
Ihe
ntlie
berths.
THINKIXC
of
the
reasons
a
man
should
gel
married,
I
am
reminded
that
two
can
live
sleeper
than
one.
.JUST
think
how
sleep
tl
Is
iwhen
three
or
four
or
perhaps
live
have
to
live
on
one
microscopic
salary.
THE
bachelor
leads
a
lonely
Hfi
And
sighs
for
something
doing,
He
dreams
of
Ihe
girl
lie
would
like
to
have,
Hill
hates
lo
do
the
wooing:
Hut
now
comes
the
modern
girl
along,
Who
knows
be
sits
and
siirhs.
She
dos
tier
half
in
the
wooinfi
game
For
the
modern
girl
is
wisp.
TOBACCO
IN
ENGLAND
NOT
PROVING
SUCCESS!
Flavor
Does
Not
Suit
People
of
That
Country
Who
Prefer
Imported
LONDON,
Nov.
29.
England
will
never
be
a
tobacco
growing
country
unless
the
present
lasles
of
tobacco
nsers
change.
The
committee
of
the
treasury
appointed
to
inquire
into
the
tobacco
industry
and
to
report
on
the
possibility
of
growing
and
marketing
English
tobacco
said
in
its
report
that
the
Knglisji
to
bacco
has
a
distinct
flavor
which
is
foreign
to.
the
acquired
taste
njly.
The
dividing
line
between
East
and
West
is
several
hun-!"f
",p
consumer
and
therefore
dred
miles
this
side
of
Winnipeg.
rarely
appreciated
by
him.
The
Winnipeg
benefits
from
being
a
distributing
and
shipping
'cade,
in
fact,
eould
never
be
pro-centre
for
grain.
That
is
her
life
blood.
Until
very
recently
(
fi,!,ble.
every
bushel
of
grain
exported
from
the
west
has
gone
through
I
1'"
committee
does
not
re-Winnipeg.
All
railways
lead
there.
She
hold
the
strategic!
'ormend
any
further,
expendi-position.
Then
Vancouver
interferes
and
begin
to
turn
Iui-'
,,lro
"f
public
funds
toward
attics
to
the
Pacific,
instead
of
allowing
it
lo
follow
Ihe
old
route,
.'
'"-mpting
to
build
a
large
lobar:
ami
immediately
Winnipeg
is
against
the
Pacific.
It
is
her
selficn
in,l",ry
in
Area
I
Uritain.
interest.
She
stands
to
benefit
by
squelching
the
aspirations
of,
the
people
on
the
Panjfic.
She
is
forever
showing
the
futility
i
pi
nirnfp
liCnniVP
of
the
western
route
and
objecting
to
any
change
in
freight
T
AlmCdA
u
MLUUIIMj
rales
which
would
give
the
Pacific
equal
rights
wilh
Ihe
Atlantic'
THREE
ACT
COMEDY
I
IS
GIVEN
AT
ANYOX
The
West
must
show
a
united
front
if
it
is
to
get
justice.'
"
The
interests
of
British
Columbia,
Alberta
apd
Saskatchewan
Sm9ec
Included
Former
Prince
are
the
same.
Saskatchewan
wjll
always
ship
either
east
or
west
i
Rupert
Man
and
the
province
will
benefit
from
having
a
choice
of
markets.
It
is
just
as
much
to
the
interest
of
Saskatchewan
to
be
able
lo;
Show
may
come
and
shows
KK&iin;Jy
hilarious
wsifuVtioris
'
'devfToped
and
the
At
the
risk
of
gelling
tedious,
it
is
necessary
to
repeat
here
that
what
the
West
wants
is
Ihe
same
rail
wav
rate,
mile
fop
mil..
between
the.
Pacific
coast
ports
and
the
prairies
as
is
given
be-'
former
delivered
I
ween
Fort
William
and
the
prairies.
The
whole
thing
is
very
"ne
of
goods
in
in
sniime
ami
so
inr
as
ine
-.vest
is
concerned
Ihere
should
be
no
director
iu
oj.jmioms
in
regnru
m
n.
we
are
not
asking
for
favors
but'(crediled
with
the
bulk
of
Ihe
.simply
for
justice.
We
have
the
railway
grades
and
now
'we
honors.
Cruikshank
is
a
sure
want
the
rales
which
naturally
go
xsHh
(hose
grades.
:cure
for
any
kind
of
blues
known
"Was
Freed
of
Gall
Stones
And
Persistent
Backache"
Mr.
Alexander
Bradley,
R.R.
No.
1,
Carp,
Ont,
writes:
NEWB0X
"I
suffered
from
g
til
tone,
ik!
commenced
taking
Dr.
Qiate't
Kidney-Liver
PilU.
I
feel
Ufe
in
laying
that
these
pillt
camletely
orercame
the
trouble,
at
it
it
tome
yean
since
I
was
afflicted
in
this
way,
and
I
have
not
suffered
from
gall
stones
er
even
backache
since.
I
have
alto
foand
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
excellent
for
heart
trooble
and
shortness
of
breath."
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
A
tm.
a
Iwx
of
85
pitta,
Udauuiaua,
Blcii
A
Co..
lAi.,
TuroaU)
good
comedy
circles
if
be
wer
jso
minded.
The
ladfes
of
the
i
parly
were
well-fitted
for
Ihe
parts
they
took
in
"Parker's
j
Wedding,"
a
Ur-e
ael
coniody,
iwhich
proved
to
be
as
much
of
;a
scream
as
it
was
advertised
to
jbn.
A
feature
of
the
show
wrfs
the
dancinir
nf
the
ltritrrv
!ii,..
nt
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.
"..UmMj,
Woven,!,,
PAG
13
TWO
The
Daily
News
The
Man
in
the
Moon
1'MNCK
nUPEIlT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
I
5
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
I
I)
KAN
Inge
.Matt
Ilia)
socialism
Rupert-
Daily
New.,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
may
live
as
an
iili'al
tail
as
'
II.
F.
Pl'LLKN,
Managing
Editor,
a
program
it
is
dying.
Goods
Cannot
be
Sold
Winter
in
the
Summertime
iT
IS
NOT
A
QUESTION
OF
PROFIT
BUT
IT
IS
A
QUESTION
OF
TURNING
OUR
GOODS
INTO
H,We
have
a
ftw
styles
left
In
LADIES'
WINTER
HATS
which
must
be
cleared,
f
rem
$8.50
to
S8.30.
TO
CLEAR
at
'
It
'
A
fewGIRLS'
VEl
OUR
and
VELVET
HAT8.
Regular
54.50.
TO
CLEAR
at
NQTE,
Our
best
Dresses
are
not
displayed
In
the
windows.
MAIL
ORDERS
ship
to
the
Pacific
as
it
is
for
Alberta.
Even
Manitoba
farmers;
may
go
but
the
excellence
of
i
j
f
a
xr
will
benefit
for
they
wjll
find
it
possible
to
ship
their
grain
with-"Brolher
Hill"
entertainments
in
j
j
i
eUl
iCafS
AgO
out
Ihe
handicap
Of
having
the
lines
cluttered
wilh
the
grain
jAnyox
keeps
ever
well
in
advance
j
n
prinre
Rupert
1
from
the
nroviliees
to
the
west
of
lliem
nf
nasi
nOiinvoninnlu
n
,1
'
-
-
i
--
..........
.
mi.,
I'1
!
S
Because
of
this
community
of
interest
between
the
western
"how
notices.
This
was
clearly!
provinces,
every
effort
should
be
made
to
unify
them
polilically.jdemonstarted
this
week
in
IV-'
we
snouio
speaK
as
one
man,
wlien
it
comes
o
looking
after'rrP''',nn
Hall
when
the
show
our
own
interests.
It
is
all
very
well
.to.
have
Eastern
people
say
hilled
a
''F.Iks
Vaudeville,"
un-there
should
be
no
east
and
no
west
biit
jusl
one.
united
Canada,
der
the
direction
of
V.
C.
Cruik-As
long
as
Ihe
East
is
bleedingthe
West,
we
must
keep
alive
Ihe
"hank,
held
the
brfnrds
and
at
the
............
.iv.,ti
,,4
wiwn
in
m
jfyu
itir.iMir
-rij-rin.
.
.t
juiiif
iiiiiH
uui
i
no
aU'liencq
hoiu
November
29,
1914.
Ihe
''iid
of
Klmi'
itii
AviMiue.
Alice
Arm.
the
sword
-lanc
b.'intf
,,a!
,i"'ulmi
n
lurn
".v'!1
exceptionally
well
done
by
the
I
"
"
""7
"!
l"f
mnn.ci
v....
.
...
in.-
m,,.
l,rH(f;S
(
..
snri(r
a
couple
of
songs
in
good
voiep;
a
sketch
entitled:
"W'lmt
(In
which
Harry
Chapman
stared,
caused
considerable
merriment:
("Marl
and
Pep,"
alias
Cruikshank
and
nreenwell
brought
out
,8ome
clever
palter
and
a
tririr
or
I
singinjr:
while
"Parkers
YV-d-
oinK"
included
Mrs.
p..
Wai-mi.
iMlss
O,
Itashleigh,
Messrs.
Onik-Ishank,
Harry
Chapman.
Gliaiiu
Oray,
Art
Mckerson.
liar,
v
r-
jCIair
and
Mike
Cranley
MOTOR
FINES
WILL
I
GO
TO
THE
CITIES
I
.
MANSON
ANNOUNCES!
,l
VIC'KtlllA.
Nov.
2J.Thfi
gov-
iiisd
ad
of
boiliiiK
them
itself,
Hon.
A.
nrrwMhnori
announced
lai
ninlif
at
a
meetlnjr.
of
the
mi-iiilii"-
of
the
H.0.
Auto-nioliile
:t
u
,i
m,
it
wan
staled
Hiat
rlmiM
-M-1
c,
us
lo
whether
Uie
inninj-
courts,
as
proposed
In
the
new
legislation
now
before
Ihe
ttitii.
w
ii
1
1
,
i
mulcriali.e,
All.,
rt
I
.
.1..
CASH
OPPOITTUNITY
IS
KNOCKING
AT
YOUH
DOOR
OUR
ENTIRELY
NEW
STOCK
OF
LADIES'
WINTER
COATS,
SUITS
AND
UKEato
il3
OFFERED
TO
THE
LADIES
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
AT
CUT-TO-THE-BONE
PRICES.
OUR
LOSS
IS
YOUR
GAIN
Our
Sale
Includes
dozens
or
CHILDREN'S
and
MISSES'
DRESSES.
Every
Dress
Is
made
of
the
best
-.
materials
und
tailored
In
the
latest
styles.
'
',
:
BENT'S
SALE
PRICES
OFFER
A
GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITY
TO
PURCHASE
SENSIBLE
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
.
-
:I
S-'
v
What
better
gift
Tor.
a
lady
than
a
smart
Winter
Coat?
Something
to
give
the
greatestf-nnfurl
at
.
'
practically
half
the
regular
value
-MILLINERY-
You
are
always
welcame
and
under
no
obligation.
8
A
reward
in
hfi1if
offered
to
Aiiyow
finding
ihVftody
or
giv
ing
informal
ion
Itiat
lends
to
Ibei
discovery
'f
Ix-nanl,
Wallace,
smart
repartee
put
aerosn
the!
H"P'ri.
"'
'I1.'?'
rootiiptits.
it
eerlainly
was
a
good
show,
and
while
each
per-
hls
particular
fine
style
the
must
assuredly
be
IMPROVEMENTS
MADE
ANYOX
GYMNASIUM
1
.
.1
.
!
It
.
ketball
leafrue
had
been
.,rw..Ue.'fr,,m
"'f
hJn,1,l
"r",
!"
i
.
.
.
.
lOnrmenl
nf
Hie
mnnthlv
nl
ow.
pound,
of
hal,bul
h4s
been
land-
(
)
,
require
.1.
Tl,
.p.es.lon
of
bemji
placed
a!
t8,Hfl0.
,,
,,.
allowed
in
the
gymnasium
on
eess.
'
IV
'V
'
ndjustabi..
'
,J
"
"
1
i""K
punehmg.
'
.
'"rv
.
V
Ueorge
Frttcell
is
'Importing
,
,
.
oaK
platform
had
arr
and'
,,.
...
,
,.
eaftle
on
Hm
hoof
from
llo'ii
...
....
i
.,
.
i
I
ved
i
,
i
iirt.ti?"i-iiiii,
nim
ii
ns
loiany
ifen
set
up
fn
the
"
Kymnnsium
ito
Ihe
wven
asres
of
man.
,i
!'"
':,'-'"'
-
l"
"',.,l
ir,A
.1.
,h.
...
7.
j
baslfelliall
season
opened.
Preparations
were
bciiift
made
-
fur
the
Christmas
dance
o
he
held
In
Iteereallon
Hull
on
Monday,
December
22,
and
for
Ihe
annual
treat
lo
all
Anyo
children
on
Ihe
afternoon
and
evening
of
Decern-
her
2.1,
and
which
promised
to
be
Ihe
most
successful
affair
of
Its
kind
ever
held
in
Anyox.
An
effort
was
being
ma.de
to
start
nu
rirgatitoaflnn
of
"teen
age
boys,
and
'Considerable
support
had
been
promised.
A
representative
nf
Anyox
Hand
desired
Ihe
Council
to
withhold
Ihe
innnlhly
allowance
of
Iwe'bly-five
dollars
for
the
time
being.
Two
lellers
from
the
I..O.O..M.
were
read,
one
of
which
suggested
a
card
tournament
between
on
Hie
V'li
Jlllirlslnias
tree
on
December
"n.;'
A
letter
of
thanks
from
the
-ice-'
a-rreei
that
all
children
under
Iimi
ymirjt
of
age,
unless
accompanied
Icould
move
nrofessionallv
(n-hlisl,ed
a
-lighter
house
al
,
,
.
..
,
av,..
.,.
,,.'
hy
an
adult,
should
not
be
u.
'
.
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Ik.
J
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t
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i
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J
V.
ciriiiHK
IIIMM
nuril
iiijril
I
UK)
t
miffed,
the
same
rule
to
apply
In
Ihe
picture
show.
THE
CORPORATION
Of
THE
CITV
Of
PRINCK
RUPIRT.
T.UF.
SOTICF
THAT:
j
sinrll
.f
li
Ci.rt-.riO.in
i,f
Uif
City
or
ITtiire
Muihti
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