I
o
his
eliable
Uock
11.00
Mil-
pries
I
liave
a
kwoI
clock,
HOE
PROBLEMS
VANISH
When
You
Wear
ONYX
Shoes
-I
hll"ll
SIllM!
nod
YinK
nit
liHinRt.
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n,
am
v
anoe
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v
nira
Ave.
Three
New
aim
u
Phone
357
ig
Specials
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lork.
rif.
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25c
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ial
Apply
w
Wi'.-k
Only
Phone
45
P
I
Grocers
Ltd.
Third
Ae.
resses
UP-TO-THE-MINUTE
STYLES
AND
MATERIAL
M
jilnnlc
1'i'Icm
"Demers"
House
of
Quality
none
27
P.O.
Doi
327
r.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
Commissioners
Meet
and
Undertake
Routine
Business
at
Meeting
Yesterday
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
tin
police
coniuiiion
wis
held
.ve.lenlay
aftcino'iii
m
Mie
city
council
chamber,
I
here
ic
ing
present
Mayor
Newlon.
C
mii
iuiloiier
Montgomery,
City
Sol
leiior
.Jones
ami
cider
r
j:,.
.
Vicker.
lii.oifxH
wan
iars
v
of
a
routine
anJ
nui
UUtul'f.
Tin'
i
,,f
i
lie
i
iIM.f
rir
!,
monUi
showed
UiPir-
had
iiccn
i
ease
heard
in
court
iliiririic
Oe
eierjoitrlwbcr
r'iiliiu
in
ill
conv
Hint
line
lof
allf.i
r
included
I.'
ilay-
anil
wliikeii,
which
figure
:t
cover:
i
n
-
ailil
half
hour.
naiiv.'AH
finish,
If
-
IimIi
UHiI
II
lltfheifl
.lU.i
IlllVf
Kill'
Wll(l
1
1
.
i
.
about
fln
same
,,l
kio.oo.
J
John
Bulger
Jeweller
K'C
iiT
pro
ii,.
iai
prisoner
Hie
"iy
jail
Tili'i't"
were
1'J
Ple
of
iliimiv'iiiirss
t
wit
derided
i,,
aahi
.
ml
a
cupv
!
rcpnii
in
ihc
a
'.
m-v
gr
eral
-i.
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he
in
m;
scribe
rily
jmiii
r
was
i''
ili-avi
ua
In
ailinitii.i.-r
i
lie
i.iw
In
ciiiiih'i
!
him
i
lie
pafi.!"B
of
awouni
.
r
wis
ayain
ihk
I
Ultlti
Milne
il
r,
I.-I..I,
rdlnllid
jm.ide
fur
I
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ee,
n;;
,f
pn-
here
!"
Ui.it
heavy
...
;i'
tiaiip'iini
,,
okaila
iiiiji
in'
-avi-d
ill.'
ciiv.
J
n
ii'i
..f
J
w
Kxioy
or
for
a
nfle
i
i
Mil'
ni.i'nijn
hi
Hip
n
wa-
ni''''piii.
Till
iiiiiiiii-iiiii
i'.mi'
I.
end
.
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n
ihe
irni't'i'iin)r
In
t.i(lliiin--i.
.lit
I'.uiiiiilM
Who
a
imlii'i
l
in
Sliaugliflp)'
Mill
lary
lln-i'il.ii
ami
whose
condi
linn
i
sau
lo
he
eriMi.
'
jumiilssioiier
Montgomery
iat
I
In-
had
hpn
informed
thai
i
criimn
fur
dealer
lial
been
no
Inly
liamwl
by
1
imiIh-o
willi-.iii
liif
ruH.
wa
lal-l
'iv
MAIL
SCHEDULE
OUT-OOINa.
tr
IIM
ImI
M.tlil.
S4iirla)
iihI
.mmrdiyt
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Untf
T
-IH.
T
VncMttr
M.4Mta
i
Imin
1
pjit.
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4.
It
pm.
WwlwUr
(l
IHtn
1
pja.
lrM)p
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Jii.
lluMi
tJD.1
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lrt
1
pM
f.
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U;
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I.
T
ri,
Allt
Arm,
SUrt
A
rrmif
ima4i
7
pin.
WxtHMdy
t.ll
pju.
T
Ajl,
Port
SlmpMR
i4
Dm
Rlitr
plnl
lhtirdr
r
pM.
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liiu
PWiU
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t
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Chrlotl
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ftlol
ll
HllWf
II
Mid
fd.
T
f
Uatrl
rrmr
.luntai
t.ll
pm
IN-COMINO.
frai
lh
Ci
M4xUr.
Virl
iimI
ITMift,
dJ
I
frm
nmir-
imIi)'
PJn.
WnbimUir
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pi".
5v
l
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le.
II.
t
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in.
From
Anri,
Allc
Arm,
Strl
A
rntlf
TmtmIo
tiu
rna
Ji
rrcm
"oi.
fort
Slmpton
n4
Nm
Rir
Point
liirdv
i
From
AUtkt
Point
..i
lh
I,
:
Jin
t
from
Qvoon
Chorlott
Ulind
Point
N.-t'tlllr
.'
from
Stooort
tnd
Promlor
iiikI
H
PJn
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
for
Voncouttr
Tnr-Mlay
.
i;nlrn
!
-
.
rnnf
Iiiiprrl
.liinUy
.
aiili
.
Crltirr
iNlrtn1
.
.
Xu.
to
M.
I'rlroo
Mrjr
irr.
1
m.
rnnep
Miry
Iht.
I'rlwrow
Nrj
Jn.
I
m.
prlnrro
Miry
.
from
WoflcoMior
Sunday
.
C.thlen
PJn.
dnr(1y
-
.
PrUxe
HorM
10.30
tin.
ThnroiMy-
.
CiuU
P-mi
stlurdny
o.
Prlwe
CMrlwi
..
1
pm
fiiiuMr-M.
Prteroo
lirk
..
i.m
av.
I
11.
I'rlwr
Ntn
in.
Nnv.
10
m.
Prlner-M
Mry
..
..
Per.
tl
.
Prtnrei"
Mry
.m.
tier.
I
.
Prlnre
Mr.V
"
for
Port
Simpoon
on
N
aitor
TlMirmUy
-.
fjuU
rrom
Port
Simpoon
and
Ni
Rlr
Saturday
.
ratala
For
Alalia
ov,
1
11
-
-at
Prlnrrn
Mary
..
S11T.
JO-
a.
Prlnrraa
Mary
prr.
14
-a.
PrluiTM
Mary
per.
I-
.
rrlnrrm
Mary
From
Alalia
Nor.
--.
Prlnrm
Mary
..
Pm
per.
4
aa.
Prlnria
Mary
.
.
P-W
prr.
U-
a.
I'rlnrraa
Mary
..
..
P'"
Jan.
t
.
prlnrrM
Mary
..
..
P-'n-
For
Blawart.
Anyoi
and
Allta
Arm
Suinlay--aa.
Canli"iia
P-1"-'
Yilnrd.tyl--a.
Prlnro
Biipen
l"
Pm
from
Om
Slawarl,
OltWri,
Anyoi
KIIVI
ond
,n,
Allt
Arm
Thursday
ratala
.
.
r
p.ni
From
Anyoi
F.turdayi-M.
ratala
m
For
Stawarl
alnrilny
.
Trine
C.hatli".
From
Stawarl
Sunl.iv--
PHiii-p
fharlM
.
For
Quaan
Charlotte
Itlanda
Noy.
14
M.
Prlnrr-
John
....
Nov.
.
Priam
Julia
From
Quaan
Charlotta
lalanda
hoy.
(6ii.
mnco
Jotm
to
p.m
in
pm
IlBl
ill
I
he
of
1
1
do
won
itioiirr
imipr
M
iU1
iniv
'
ai
jtoiii'
ilii'f.iiif.il
rinil
lliTill
from.
a
differern
cntise
and
was
nirt
at
all
serious.
There,
wa
jul
enough
Ih
dicolnr
the
wall.
Thi
name
Utrailgh
tin
headings
oer
the
windows
which
wsi
of
the
aiiiP
nvitlcrial
a
that
taken
ii
fnrtlier
up.
II.
Ornvp,
chairman
of
tlio
li.ianl,
nsrrefil
that
the
work
wn
ell
done
and
looked
like
a
fin-ihed
Jol'.
Ilicre
wn
still
one
window
In
the-
hall
II1.1I
liml
n
-liuhl
leakage
and
'which
would
hae
In
he
nlleixlcl
to
at
some
.
!
other
time.
They
,
oim'.'hange
the
heading
10
no
cainn
m
Ihc
woodwork
would
,
11
am
1
in
lie
welded
in
and
pJn
I
slrMigltlened
up.
PJn-i
..
p.w.
..
p.ln.J
p.m.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
i'rlnc
Rupert
urmnl
here
last
night
under
her
own
steam
with
her
how
and
jo
I
plates
hearing
marks
oT
the
mishap
Official
or
Ihe
Alaska
J'"!
vleamship
will
arrive
tomor-.1.1'
row
evening
1111
the
steamer
Ad
with
the
damaged
vessel.
The
102ml
North
Mrilislt
Columbia
llegimcnt
1
being
recruited
for
service
overseas.
Ti.M.iay
-.
canima
m.
1
Lieutenant
Colonel
.1.
.
...
.
.
Wnr-
.
.
Fridaya
m.
Prinrr
niiprrt
....
am.;(en
will
lie
tn
coinniami
ami
For
Anyo
!
Commissioner
fleorge
lllack,
with
Ihe
rank
nf
captain,
will
raio
a
company
in
the
Yukon.
A
petition
requesting
the
president
of
lliflrmid
Trunk
Hallway
lo
remove
steamship
pm.
iieailiiuiu'lers
from
'Vancouver
lo
.
pm
...
pjn,
Head
of
Great
Institution
Regrets
Loss
or
Former
Ideals
Among
People
ABSORBED
IN
PLEASURE
New
Clvlllxatlon
and
World
Brotherhood
Was
Expected
as
Result
of
War
Ori'AWA,
On!.,
Nov.
13.
(Hr!
(.anuiliaii
'rvi
.
JMarinp-
b
firr
ilif
war
vclf-ratm
if
(iniada
a
a
wrtMi
Mm
allcrnalivf
of
filliKr
"rrlcfralril
(n
lln
naioinal
allif
wjiri
article
lli.it
liv
(iiillivril
Iheir
ufful:p
arc
xlonil
uway'Vn;
.'
lrom-nfc
'
ii
living
iiiMlrumrnl
of
na-Monal
(l'vir,,"
l.iruf.-Opii.
Sir
llirlianl
'I'linier,
V.:..
Iioininioii
'l'roul'nl
of
thr
i.V.V.A.
ami
N'.illonal
Wleraim'
I
nily
Triinli'p
oMii'd
a
lirrinff
AriniHliri''
May
laniiivi'ivary
niPHnayr.
n
call
upon
anailian
lran
to
fort'i'l
iMip
pelly
ilifforrnrc
Dial
liavr
ilivni'-il
Hicir
rankit
in
Hip
pil,
cliiiunaic
iusiirion
ami
ililnis(,
ami
romr
loycllier
in
a
umlni
organizat
ion.
Tin
Irxl
of
I
lie
iii''a2P
follows:
i
Sacrifices
In
Vain
In
the
hoarl
of
Hmi.
v;!m
nui'hl
ami
Hiil-
ifl
I
lie
conflict
Of
I'.Mi-IK
till
alllllMT'llly
Ol
AniiKlirc
Hay
ha
a
pla.-c
of
Iraiwri-nilins
sinifiranoc.
Siar-
lorC'1
""'ir
","",ri("''
i
y
liad
..f'.'iig
of
,Im
i
up
mailer,
a,mm-r',ol,r,i4",
.
tlic.,,,r
"'"'nm
nour
wnrn
in
MoniKomery
Ml
thai
rily
etioiild
mil
ppriiiil
any
polii-f
off
ii-i-i
1
1
1
1
I
it
I
v
iiaia.ii
citizen-
wiMmm
i
Itr
.Miy
BOOTH
SCHOOL
LEAK
STOPPED
Cost
of
Work
Was
Over
$2,2001
But
Results
Reported
to
be
Good
luarhiiip
snu,
lli
crack
ol
rillc,
Ihc
iiicnarinK
drone
of
the
hoinbt
iiiK
plane
and
tin'
nuii.cr.mn
oilier
accttnipaniuienU
of
modcrii
warfare,
reaped.
After
ntort
llian
four
year
of
ilealli
dealing
and
faring
dealh
Hie
reeae
emit
a
a
."liook.
Willi
the
realization
that
I
lie
conflict
had
actually
ended
Hip
ihouplil
of
Hie
rur-vivorx
lurned
lit
Ilieir
comradH
who
had
pajeI
over
"the
Sior
derlaml
of
dealh,!'
and
In
them
the
great
hut
invisible
cenotaph
It
cem
a
if
the
Booth
Schiiol
Memory
wa
ile.licatel.
I
lier
leak
iKid
hern
Mopped.
TriMtpejwa
general
re;le
that
tin?
Iliehepr
reirte.
to
Hip
-chool
"arrtflce
of
the
Mia)J
Miould
no)
l-nl
U.I
HitMit
thai
Tinyje
"
vain,
inai
imiu
nu
uifi
Chri.liau
had
coninlete.1
ihe
eoiine,.
and
rarnage
of
w
wwrk.
Ihp
t
being
oniwhat
i'here
honld
ari.e
a
new
civiliza-hipher
than
wh
eftel
lull
the
lHn
ami
a
worfd-wide
lirother-wrk
wa
well
done
and
no
Irareih.HHl
which
would
climiiiale
war
of
waler
had
omne
llirousli
incp,',,r
a"
I
"
it
had
Iippii
finilieil.
The
re-.uU
wan
thai
now
for
Hie
Tirol
lime
I
hey
were
utile
to
tie
two
of
the
rom
in
the
Iniildimg.
11
ha
IihI
Hip
let
of
two
heavy
rtn
willi
wiml.
The
rot
wa
frOioPlhlng
ovPr
f2,5o0
whera
the
elinia!e.l
rnt
had
heeii
from
l(fiod
o
1
.TOO
I
On
II1I4
Atitiivepnr
wint.
we
palue
for
a
momn!
to
U'
haekwanl
ver
the
.een
year
that
have
intervened
since
the
firl
Armistice
Hay.
W'e
see
not
the
world
of
our
early
vis
ion
and
high
resolve
lint
a
world
first
nhsorhed
in
riotoi:
pleaure-eekinp,
followed
liy
Hi"!
mere
werp
h
irw
sniau
icaKs
inner
uuti'-
on
me
nj
over
Hip
windowji
lint
H1.1t
was'niean
of
exislence
oven
anion;;
those
wlni
had
nulily
fought
ami
sulTered
for
their
country.
V
see
a
renewal
of
the
jealousies
and
hickering
thai
were
anleced-ent
to
the
flreat
War.
Hut.
ri-Ing
surely
and
slowly,
we
see
also
the
slruggle
agninsl
almost
ovenvlielming
odd
of
Hie
few
who
have
sought
In
keep
failli.
Praiseworthy
Effort
A
Canadian
war
veterans,
let
us
examine
hriefly
our
elTorfs
luring
jjie'l'asl
seven,
years.
Much
has
hcek
dono
tlri
lirlngint
may
have,
ouljiaiiTi'
hcterineiitfiVlht.nro-ings.
Also
The-
visions
for
the
care
of
the
ilis-
ahled
and
Ihe
depcnllenl.
Thero
has
heen
much
praiseworlhy
eT-forl,
as
individuals
and
as
organizations,
in
attempting
In
meet
the
prohlem
r
the
needy.
There
have
been
sporadic
effort.
toward-
community
and
national
service.
On
the
oilier
hand,
whether
from
cvonnmio
pressure.
November
13,
1915
for
other
causes,
many
of
u
have
The
steamer
t;iiy
ur
Seattle,!
made
no
effort
to
translate
our
l-apl.
Mctiillviay,
which
went
ou'war
service
Into
peace-lime.
scV-the
rocks
in
Orcnxille
C.hannol,
jvlcc.
v
e
have
permitted
faction
and
rlltiues
in
arie
and
divide
our
rank
and
give
lo'
the,
pulilie
an
unfavorable,
and
untrue
impression
of
war
veterans
generally.
We
have,
allowed
the
iin-
am!!
tn
i
nil
I'arrauul
-hud,
pendiivg
million
In
ilesignatr
and
Iliink
of
11
inspection
by
litem
it
has
not;
as
"ex-scrvlce
rattier
titan
as
been
decided
what
will
be
done
"service"
men.
Seven
preciou
years
have
slipped
away,
and
IVwa
your
baby
auffer
tho
tMirnlng
tlch.
Iho
I,
rrlbk
pain
u
ccirroa
and
otlwr
Ua
Iroubln
IU,.
l.
Inil.nt
rrllrl.
Iut
a
Itw
droia
ol
Iho
piSrnt
liquid
rriurdy,
and
alt
Itching
It
ton
I
all
Itcklni,
oil
pain,
alt
Irritation
wak4
owoy.
,
Tit
Unl
tl.M
riii
tf
r
yaar
Prince
llupert
Is
being
Circulated,
in
Ihe
city.
I
rme
LiwilTtD
o
V
ember
H.
IO?!J.
Tim
DAiiiT
frown
paob
nvn
CITY
POLICE
MESSAGE
SENT
MATTERS
UP
I
.
WAR
VETERANS
hi
ii
The
Man
Who
Talked
at
Random
sat
in
the
window-corner
of
the
Pullman's
smok?
HE
ing
compartment,
and
breathed
fatly
and
uttered
large
opinions
in
a
suety
voice.
It
grew
late,
as
so
often
it
does;
and
he
put
the
quietus
on
a
discussion
with
the
ponderous
statement:
"I
don't
read
advertisements.
They
have
no
effect
on
me
at
all.
I'd
never
miss
them
if
they
stopped
printing
'era."
Then
he
glanced
at
his
advertised
watch
and
sought
his
lower
birth.
In
the
morning
the
ad-skeptic
contorted
himself
out
of
his
advertised
pyjamas
into
his
advertised
underwear,
drew
on
his
advertised
socks,
adjusted
them
with
his
advertised
garters,
got
into
his
advertised
clothes,
laced
his
advertised
shoes
and
added
himself
to
the
congestion
in
the
wash-room.
There
he
shaved
with
an
advertised
razor,
using
advertised
shaving
cream;
brushed
his
teeth
with
an
advertised
toothbrush
and
advertised
dental
cream,
washed
with
advertised
soap,
and
brushed
his
hair
with
an
advertised
brush.
Buttoning
his
advertised
collar
he
knotted
his
advertised
on
an
advertised
button,
neatly
tie,gave
his
advertised
suspenders
a
tug
or
two,
and
finished
dressing.
Let
us
leave
him
there,
this
man
who
never
reads
advertisements!
Everything
worth
using
is
advertised.
Everything
that
isn't,
rarely
is.
Read
the
advertisements
for
value's
sake
with
Ihem
have
gone
golden
opportunities
for
united
action
for
the
good
of
the
nalton,
of
thi
Umpire
and
of
Dm
world.
National
Attic
Looking
lo
the
future,
shall
we
admit
ourselves
as
a
group
lo
be
relcgaleil
lo
the
national
allic
where
articles
that
have
outlived
their
usefulness
are
stored
away?
Or
shall
we
revitalize
(hat
precious
bond
of
comradeship
forged
In
the
fires
of
war,
making
it
a
living
instrument
of
national
service?
Shall
we
honor
and
fulfil
our
obliga
tion
lo
those
fiO.noo
good
00m-.VteSAvlM1VJiH"vanlerjr
Field?
Canadian
veterans:
In
the
name
of
those,
who
have
passed
on
1
appeal
you
lo
forget
the
dcIIv
ilinrcnce.
that
have
-.
divided
our
ranks,
to
deslroy
Iho
Viper
of
suspicion
and
dislrust
vytiicb
has
ranged
unchecked
ajnoug
us,
to
catch
anew
the
vision
which
carried
you
to
the
heights
of
heroism
and
self-ef-farement
on
Ihe
battlefields,
ti
be
true
lo
your
comrades
and
yourselves,
lo
regard
Ihe
memor
ies
of
this
anniversary
occasion
a
u
symbol
of
a
new
and
greater
service-
lo
unite.
TRANSFERRING
CLASS
FROM
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STREET
TO
THE
BOOTH
SCHOOL
Now
that
Hie
Month
School
is
made
watertight
one
of
Ihe
two
rooms
hitherto
uuusM
there
is
to
be
utilized.
A
junior
class
from
Ihe
llorden
Street
School
now
localed
in
the
basement
of
that
iniilding,
is
In
be
transferred
and
arrangements
for
Ihe
transfer
were
left
by
Ihe
.school
board
in
Ihe
hand
of
Miss
Mills
and
Mr.
llartneVs.
The
change;
will
irn
into
effect
as
soon
114
pnssilile,
as
the
room,
now
used!
al
Horden
Street
is
cold
audi
should
there
be
extreme
weather
could
not
be
usod
at
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