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Now
and
Save
$37.50
on
this
genuine
HiciAlnCfor
5
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ro
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$135.00
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to
you
Now!
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onteaty
payntcnti
VVlur
la-lntf
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m
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.
'Wo
Wi'i-lm
since
i
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W
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t
r
not
Iveard
from
d.i!e.
-
'ii
lin
mPil
your-'
tremble
f
break-'
von
fiflil
known
price
are.
Wc
1.
1
in
know,
however,
l-rpfer
niir
nirr
y
article
in
guaranteed
wli-ther
you
buy
it
il
1
1
If
what
you
w
-
Ntok
does
nut
give
.Mil
service
lirlnK
4
inn!
wv
will
make
it
-u
.-
I'
S
Special
reception
'
'.-
u'a"
after
store
i
c
-r
r
III
nig
y.mr
friends.
John
Bulger
Jeweller
A
1.
-
linimrinm
NVid
open
for
a
month's
ni
.
okatmg
Sept.
15.
Afternoons
.
.
.
2
lo
4
I
vonlnga
....
8
to
10
uuoa
iyiubio
Doih
sessions
touch
beginner.
L.
J.
IVTarron
-
Prop.
Phone
Black
449.
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nUnuAitflnv
l.niCAdllUCI
Smith
Block
Phono
576
DENTIST
Vnn
TTATT7T
RTrrff
CRITICISM
OF
LEGISLATURE
W,
W.
deQraves
In
Vancouver
j
Star
Has
Some
Interesting
Impressions
of
Debate
In
House
TWIGtVS
Bid
QUN
'
Chief
Use
of
Dick
Burde
to
Keep!
i-egisiaiure
From
Being
!
Dull
A
Useful
Barometer
Ma
lor
"Ii
ml"
II
I.
11
r
I'UHI'i
.!...,
Port
Alherni,
m
the
barometer
by
wiiini
iihmiMmmm
loll
whether
they
.-i.-
mi-miiik
hi-i-iix
up
not,
says
vv
.
vv
.
iimivoH
in
an
interest
it
article
in
thi
Vancouver
Star,
!
v
iw
members
who
are
mak
mu
a
speech
kw,
their
eye
cm
llirlianl.
If
they
notice
lie
I
get-1
iik
rptlM
they
Hpppii
U,
or
ic
wind
up
un
nil
down,
for
le-oic
"Dick"
llurde
I
Mini
of
a
coming
storm.
it
sure
io
h(.
turning
in
hi
j
i
hair,
looking
at
Hip
clock,
ami
:niherwie
show
in;
sfati
of
roU
i
issues,
mo,i
speaker
,
iu'ir
feeling
m
they
never
know
Iwtial
the
m.
i
minute
will
bring
forth.
usually
ii
i4
very
mweli
lo
the
point,
ami
member
who
has
wen
wa-iniK
ll)
Hro
of
lh
Houim
in
any
itrritifliifrp.
lin
tu
rror
f
In.
wa
Kiinted
mil
to
him
in
a
typical
'
Dick"
Hunt.'
manner,
whirh
unually
hriiw
Mown
lh
lloimc.
Ilichanl
m
the
ttui
of
watch
ilojr.
certainly
ha
hi
ui.
A
Hornets'
Nest
Anl
Major
llnnto
can
?ivc
i
hrpwl
knock
on
occaxinn.
Witncwt
llii
in
I
lie
llouc
on
Thiirwy.
when
II.
Iipnril
Tinfr.
Hip
Victoria
nipoillon
iin
nrtier
wan
oVoilili
u
uhether
iin
ciernnn
arnHiiei
ne
wait
looim
from
wi
the
work
of
Inmnl
Mrl'hPrHn.
Ih
hpw
mpin
lii
r
fr
(Iraitd
Fork.
.
"!
not
only
wrolp
pvr'
wonl
"'
it
mylf,
hut
I
am
proml
of
n.
repliM
Ihp
Oram!
Korku
iii'-inhcr.
who
alllioueh
a
tyro
in
i
lo-
lloit-e.
can
tiMik
aftpr,
him
lf.
"You'll
iir
up
a
hornpt'M
nrl
yel.
my
friend."
wan
the
warninv
Major
HiintP
vn
Mr.
Twinr
"I
may
(pII
I
hp
honorable
pen
Uphihii
that
I
have
vlirml
up
many
a
hornet'
bpI
in
my
day,
loaipl
Mr.
Twtsot.
hat
the
lr!iwlHl
"Yp.
and
you'vp
often
lii-en
tttnp,
loo,"
from
Hip
Allicrni
member
Mopped
the
armi-ni'-nt.
Only
Good
In
Parts
Mr.
Twiwi'
much
heralded'
attack
aaamol
Hip
jroverninent
wa.
like
a
riiralr'n
emr.
only
pood
in
upotn.
And
noi
many
pols
at
that.
Hut
it
ePFPd
lo
enliven
the
limine
on
more
than
one
occn-ion.
In
fact,
Mr.
Twitr?'
peerlij
wu
Hie
only
one
in
which
inlcr-riiition
did
occur,
(he
liono
paying
II.
.
Perry,
Hip
Fori
tlporjre
memlier,
the
complimenl
of
letting
him
severely
nlonc
on
Thurday.
rcaliKimir
thai
Ihey
were
lfleninK
lo
the
only
con
structive
upeerh;
in
fad,
hearer
uld
"the
only
speeoli"
delivered
lhi
eion
o
far.
All
Disappointed
For
InV
Inner
there
-a
Ihe
lime
when
Mr.
Twfjnr
rwnvirkcil
that
he
wa
disappointed
in
(tJW
ernment
had
complained
that
the
opposition
had
offered
no
con-nlruclive
cnltcim
of
their
ad-mini!
rat
Ion.
naively
remarkdl:
'Kxaeil
what
con.ttriiclive
criti
cism
I
I
d,
not
know."
I7ie
answering
"Hear,
bear's"
from
all
over
Ihe
chamber
ap
prised
him
of
the
effect
of
hi
the
(irand
Forks
by-election
having
especially
aroused
his
ire.
read
where
the
premier
had
sta
led
that
the
present
government
would
hardly
squander
money
some.Hie
majority
of
them
being
self-
made
men.
"Someliody
assumed
an
enor
oioiii
responsibility
if
that
is
true,"
he
commented
(
"I
wonder-
that
oii,Vdn't.ay
t
he
the
Almighty
was
relieved
of
an
n..m.i-!ilil
H.
e
Premier's
snecch."
enormous
responsibility,
inlcr-
Ve
all
were."
commented!
Jccted
Mr.
Oliver.
Major
Hurde.
"'
would
like
lo
have
said
that,
rvi.i..iitlv
I
In-
concensus
of
i
t
I
haven't
the
audacity
of
the
opinion
is
with
me."
rejoined
.Mr.
premier,
aumiueii
.ur.
iwigg.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InttiUlon
to
Apply
to
PurehiM
Lind
In
l-rliv
Itiiperi
l.nt
neeonlin
IH-trlrt
f
ITinre
luirl
tixt
llne
n
Oh
mm
lmr-
i.f
innuril
Cnvi-,
l'rliire
lu-val
lnUnil,
luime
r.ur.
iumiO
lililrlrt.
r.VkK
MiTli:K
thai
smiwrville
Cnni-ry
c-imimiiy
l.linlli-il
f
Vini'iiuvi-r,
ll.i...
or-
iilKimn
arlter.
Inlriul
,
"Pl'ly
for
li-riiilnmnii
u
tnrrh4
llm
follnwinf
de-
.rllM..!
tAltilA'
i'..i..iiuiilii
a
rui.t
piaium
on
inc
Show
Us
Pictures
l.aler
Mr.
Twigg
was
talking
of
the
seiiures
of
loukhobor
oods
at
(iramt
Forks
following
Ihe
burning
of
school
houses.
"In
case
some
of
the
members
don't
know;
the
facts,
let
me
rp-late
them
"
he
commenced.
'VNever
mind;
just
show
us
n.iriiii-t
mmrr
nf
luiiwni
i:v.
rrinrfM
some
of
Ihe
pictures,
was
11.01
UUllil.
lUnae
4.
i:ot
OUiricl.
.,...
iin-.i--
Inlnrleellnn
tlirnre
i-itt-rl.v
Iwrniy
i-lmln;
Uwirt
.Major
HUMe
S
llUerjecilOn,
wmllierly
Uty
rluli..;
Ilifm-J
"'';V
,e
house
Chuckled.
inny
ilill;
inrin-r
ihmim.-iij
n---
.......
limn-
it
li-M,
In
HI
Hi
wir
nmr;
ui-n
MMilii
Witn
wtrr
mark
In
in
i-mlerly
mil
nerlhfrly
nlrerllnn
m
puinl
or
rnin-nirnrrinrnt,
init
mnlitnlnir
ms
liumlred
icre.
nmiT
or
lew.
.
SOMKnVII.I.E
CANNEIIY
CO.
t.TP.
Appiiniii.
Per
W.
J.
Thoinii,
Agent
nuteit
n-ioM-i-
ih
l
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intontlon
to
Applf
to
Lilt
Lino.
In
rrlnr
niiMri
l.inJ
Hernrdlnf
PM-trlrt.
iml
illiwie
il
.Newinintm
llnrbor,
l-ltl
lulinil,
ilmul
nn
mile
nnMliein
frwij
th
ciilrmrr,
to
lUfl
Chniinnt,
mil
iboul
(ni
mile
Miuiherlv
fmm
tho
mirlhi-to
enrnr
of
Lot
JOJSr,
Tike
nnllre
that
Willire
JUtierlei
t.liiilleil.
r
Vinrmiver.
n.t".,
ncriipjtlon
riiuii-ryinon,
Inlrnd
In
iilv
rnr
I
li-ie
or
the
rnlliiwlnir
in-rrltM-l
Units:--
rimiinrnrlni
it
pot
pUiilnl
inntil
one
unlet
in
inullii-rly
dirertioa
rroin
the
northent
enrner
of
Lot
0MI'
IhiMirf
mill
t
ill
rtmln:
thi-nce
V(-I
6.00
Twigg
Still
Persistent
and
Then
Mr.
Twigg
ran
foul
of
the
Premier
aurain
when
he
asked
for
some
Information
as
lo
an
event
of
which
he
had
heard,
but
which
apparently
the
Premier1
had
not.
It
was
an
alleged
promise
of
a
$5,000
grant
to
aid
an
irrigation
district
in
(Irand
Forks.
"My
knowledge
of
these
Imaginary
events
which
are
apparently
exciting
my
friend
Is
very
snrfitll,"
chided
the
Premier.
"Oh
yes
Ihe
Premier
only
heard
of
the
flrand
Forks
elec
tion
yesterday,
V
replied
Mr.
rutins:
thi-tir
tmrirt
0.18
.f'''1":
Twlgw,
evldenlly
slung
by
Ihe
roMTiy
lllfnil-irriiil!
i-'mh
"-',i
-
.
ill
11
inmk
In
pout
"f
ruiiiinenfriiiein,
i.itnfini.i
i
nn
arm.
mnre
or
Iim.
WAI.I.ACK
nSIIKHIKS
I.IMITFn.
Applicant.
Dtltd
3rptml)r
tttb.
19SS.
nil.
manner
In
w
hich
I
tin
veteran
parried
his
Ihrtisls.
J,
V.
Jones,
of
South
Okana-
your
latfmrik
pipe
tobacco
OLD
CHUM
referring
to
the
Premier's
ab.
sence
from
thalTfeetioti.
eeit
Alr.OIitcf.
V'ioy.rd
Jhr
sally,
A
"DUd"
In
(-onservalivj-
circles
it
had
Iteen
staled
that
Mr.
Twlgg
was
going
lo
fiVe
thelo'g
gun
against
Hie
.'n
eminent.
It
was
November
5,
and
Mr.
Twigg
vaB
lo
he
Hie
Coiy
Fawken
who
would
blowup
the
government.
He
met
the
name
rale
as
the
other
uuv
admission,
followed
as
they
were
rawken
insofar
as
a
sucensuful
by
bursts
of
laughter.
ejiphion
was
cnucerned.
The
A
few
seconds
later
he
pro-
bonwli
was
a
"dud.'
eeeited
lo
give
what
he
said
was
constructive
criticism,"
and
asaln
Ihe
members
smiled.
Premier's
Audacity
Premier
Oliver
and
Mr.
Twig?
fruel
.wonls
on
more
than
one
occasion
on
Thursday.
A
notable
BOWSER
MAY
BE
AGAIN
LEADER
instance
was
when
Mr.
lwigg,
...
.
,
.
..
.
.
"'
Victoria
.
,.
Newspaper
'
Makes
Sug-
rcading
fro
in
c
eel
on
reports,
.,
That
.
,
he
.
.
gestlon
May
Again
Replace
Pooley
Victoria
Times
Two
interesting
features
of
Ihe
recent
Dominion
election
campaign
are
associated
with
Mr.
Jlowser.
One
of
Jlieni
Is
the
nrllvlty
Hie
former
leadePof
the
provincial
ytVtnse'ryaifye-
'party
hhOweif':lhriiVliiHi
ft)iK.
'nonleit.
Walnpaigning
in
most
of
Ihe
prlri--
cipa!
ilistrictJ
and
generally
con
ouciiiifr
inmseir
as
jr
up
W4,rn
still
in
nctive
public
'life
or
expected
soon
lo
be.
It
va
not
the
easiest
thing
tn
the
world
for
Mr.
Itowser
to"
do,
hecnuse
he
was
encumbered
by
a
lot
of
mental
reservallons.
,
it
was
no
easier,
for
instance,
for
him
lo
appeal
to
the
electors
of
Vancou-cer
Centre
lo
elect
II.
II.
Stevens
than
it
would
have
been
for
Mr.
Stevens
lo
ask
the
electors
(o
send
Mr.
lhnyser
to
Ihe,
provincial
I.ogixlaturc.
Karh
bristles
at
the
hare
mention
of
the
other's
name.
Nor
was
if
an
easy
task
for
Mr.
Howser
to
champion
the
cause
of
-Dr.
Tolmin
w
hom
a
few-
local
Conservatives
still
rraran
as
the
prospective
leader
of
their
provincial
party
a
post
which
ft..
i
.vi
r.
nowser
expects
to
resume
before
long.
The
former
leader,
however,
had
lo
demonstrate
that
he
was
not
a
relic,
and
he
did
It
not
only
with
characteristic
energy,
but
often
In
his
speeches
with
thai
charnclerisllo
recklessness
in
slalenie.nl
which
we
recall
so
well.
The
other
Interesting
feature-associated
with
Mr.
Howser
during
Ihe
campaign
was
the
enthusiasm
with
which
he
was
greeted
by
Conservatives
at
the
various
meetings
he
nildressed.
He
won
more
applause
than
any
of
the
candidates
of
his
party
for
whom
he
was
pleading.
Wliile
Mr.
I'ooley,
the
present
titular
leader,
was
relegated
to
the
wilds
of
Coniux-Alberni
and
other
isolated
districts,
Mr.
lknv-er
was
prancing
about
on
his
And!
war
horse
in
the
big
centres
and
getting
most
of
Hie
xpotlkghl.
All
this
means
that
in
his
own
pood
time
r.
Howser
will
come
Iiack,
and
coming
back
in
his
case
means
his
resumption
of
i
the
leadership
of
Ihe
provincial
(.onsen
alive
party.
Napoleon
is
still
in
the
saddle.
No
doubt
the
Bourbons,
now
trying
to
run
his
party
in
nritish
Columbia,
have
taken
due
notice.
In
The
Letter
Box
BROADCASTING
HERE.
Mr.
F.ditor.
While
listening
in
to
the
Jif
ferent
broadcasting
stations
of
the
continent,
Ihe
thought
oc
etirred
to
me
that
a
broadcasting
station,
would
be
a
fine
invest
tiient
for
the
city
of
Prince
llu-
pert.
It
would
give
the
ci'v
Ihe
broadest
kind
of
publicity,
as
il
now,
an
outsider
would
think
that
the
only
Canadian
port
on
Ihe
Pacific
is
Vancouver.
There
are
m;in
llet)is
of
interest
(ha
could
be
put
on
Ihe
air
fiom
Pplnen
niitierf
Tlin
f-itriiipa
.I"
...v
questions.
.Mining
news
or
Hie
north.
Arrival
of
notable
nen.
The
amount
of
fish
landed
and
shipped
from
the
port
would
be
an
eye
opener.
And
everylime
anything
could
be
broadcasted,
the
name
of
Prince
Rupert
would
be
used,
which
would
'keep,
people
from
forgetting
that
tlure
U
such
a
place
as
Prince
Ilupert.
I
submit
the
above
idea
for
careful
consideration.
Yours
respectfully,
JAS.
A.
SCOTT.
CHINESE
MUST
GET
CONSENT
OF
PARENTS
BEFORE
THEY
MARRY
PF.KIN.
Nov.
II.
Marriages
belween
coeds
of
the
various
government
colleges
and
universities
without
the
consent
of
parents
has
been
prohibited.
fiovernor
Oenerol
LI
Cliing-lin,
of
Ghilill
province,
asserted
that
the
social
custom
of
(he
West
has
penetrated
China
to
such
an
extent
Mint
many
young
men
and
women
vtontrart
marrigae
without
parental
approval.
As
the
fleneral
viewed
free
marriages
ns
detrimental
In
Ihe
ancient
doctrines,
all
professors
and
students
will
be
dismissed
and
pun
ished
without
.mercy
if
they
per
sist
In
the
praotice.
I
MAIL
SCHEDULE
OUT-GOING.
For
tho
Etat
.Monday.
WrdneixUjri
and
eloei
To
Vancouver
-
.Sunday
TueMlayt
Wednr.iday
(via
tralni
.
.
Fridays
Saturdays
Sot.
3.
;
Pee.
4.
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points
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November
It
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Stowirt
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10
p.m
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
For
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
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Charles
..
it
p.m.
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ss,
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i
pjn
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Rupert
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pjn.
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ss.
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p.m.
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Rlvor
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p.m.
p.m
p.m.
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p.m.
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Prince
Rupert
10
p.m.'
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sitwtrt,
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and
Allco
Arm
Tuesday
s.
Cank-na
t.m.
Fridays
ss,
rrlnce
Rupert
6
1
m.
For
Anyoi
Thursday
.
Citilt
n.m
From
Anjroa
Saturday!
.
Cauli
am
Foe
Stowirt
Saturday
s.
Prince
Charlet..
to
nm
From
Stowirt
Sundtyt
at.
rrinco
Cbtrlts
10
pja
h
the
famous
acuum(AfrTght)
Tin
j
NGF
tobacco
Twijrp,
and
after
a
glance
around
Kan,
came
to
Mr.
Twizk's
aid.
the
llotie,
the
-dormy
pelrelj
"He
wan
not
there.
They
ask-froin
I'ort
AMerni
(jraxely
annur-
cd
linn
t0
keep
away;
it
was
Hie
ml
him
"it
it
Constructive
Criticism?
Later
Liberal
member
had
a
chance
at
Mr.
Twigjr.
who.
in
re
ferring
to
the
fact
that
Ihe
gov
only
chance
fhey
had
of
win-niiiK,"
he
hol
acrom
Hie
House,
Through
the
use
of
the,
famous
Vacuum
(air-tight)
tin
OLD
CHUM
SMOKING
TOBACCO
is
preserved
for
you
in
perfect
condition;
it
is
always
as
fresh
as
when
it
was
originally
packed.
Alwaus
ask
for
he
Vacuum
(Air-Tijht)
Tin
""mum
tiniuiuunwww
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LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
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of
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Laundry,
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Finish,
And
Dry
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at
any
lime
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
take
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your
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and
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Cleaning.
,
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us
put
in
your
cpal
supply
for
the
winter.
lave;
you
tried
our
Heco
Coal?
A
nice
clean
hot
coal
at
S11
per
ton,
nut
size.
Stov
coal
$12.50.
Lump
coal
$13.50.
This
coal
will
not
fill
your
pipes
with
soot.
We
can
quote
you
low
prices
on
lumber,
also
attend
to
small
deliveries
promptly.
TAXI
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at
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day
or
night.
Charges,
50c
for
one
or
two
passengers.
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Prince
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&
Taxi
Co.
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Fall
)resses
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,
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