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.with
a
sufficiently
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to
indicate
that
there
is
no
doubt
a
to
what,
the
electors
desired.
Great
efforts
were
made
by
the
opposition
to
win
this
eat
as
it
meant
almost
everylhiiig
in
its
influence
ujmiii
the
action
uf
Parliament
in
the
forthcoming
session.
It
was
hardly
expelled
the
"majority
of
Morin
would
tie
as
large
as
was
that
of
.hircile-,
who
was
very
popular
in
the
constituency.
His
opponent,
Hoik
Andre
Kaulenx,
was
the
lioiwr-vative
candidate
who
had
oppo-ed
Marcile
and
he
was
weii
known
and
popular.
Intimation
is
given
.that
now
the
government
is
assured
of
a
working
majority
in
the
House,
Premier
Mackenzie
King
may
proceed
to
secure
a
seat
for
himself.
I
hat
would
prevent
delay
later
and
would
indicate
that
he
had
confidence
in
the
outcome
of
the
meeting
of
Parliaments
The
letter
published
elsewhere
in
regard
lo
the
CN.lt,
roadbed,
is
scarcely
called
for
just
now.
The
present
mild
spoil
has
melted
(he
snow
on
the
mountains,
and
that
along
with
Iho
ing
up
Ihe
roadbed.
Only
a
railwayman
is
competent
to
jinlgp
of.it.
What
we
kliow
is
that
the
condition
of
the
road
has
nothing
to
do
with
Ihe
floods
which
have
just
caueil
so
much
damage.
4
.
,
Efforts
Of
Local
Grain
Committee.
The
local
grain
commltlee
has
been
making
efforts
to
are
range
a
short
lee
of
the
local
elevator
to
the
wheat
pool
wif
fl
a
view
to
having
il
operated
tit
ils
fullest
possible
capacity.
Thny
effort
has
apparently
failed
and
now
the
committee
will
havt
to
devise
-other
wavs
and
means
of
Securing
the
gjiipuieiil
tit,
cr.lin
tliitf
vjfnv-
3
j
As
vel.
it
should
be
remembered,
we
have
no
elevator.
II
is
nid
yel
completed.
Until
it
is
completed
we
do
not
knov
that
it
is
not
being
used.
If
grant
is
chipped
into
it
loday.
it
cannot
be
shipped
oul.
There
is
yel
a
good
deal
of
work
to
hj
done
before
tin'
big
house
can
be
anl
to
be
ready
for
operation
Had
it
been
completed
earlier,
when
the
rush
was
on.
there
from
a
business
point
of
view
n
well
as
from
that
of
education.
If
Ihe
wpHlher
had
been
a
lillle
more
propilious
doubtless
the
small
deficit
would
not
have
occurred.
iFAIR
BOARD
I
!
NEEDS
HELP
icity
Council
Requested
to
Give
Relief
of
$450
Deficit
this
Year
f
A
letter
from
the
Northern
B.C.
Agricultural
Industrial
Association
sistied
Jiv
B.
K.
elf
nresi.lenl:
John
Bulger,
vice-
president,
and
if
rank
liilih.
honorary
seemlnry,
staling
tint
the
Association
was
f;ieiiiK
a"
excess
of
liitliililies
omm-
euilec'
able
revenue
of
i."i0
as
a
resut!
of
this
year's
np-iii
urns
and
i'e-quetinir
thai
additional
relii-f
re
t
jilyen
by
the
-eily
was
read
''
the
meethlp
of
the
city
.eounrili
laM
night
and
referred
to
the
finance
commit
lee
fur
report.
The
teller
pointed
out
that,
!30U
of
the
$t5U
sliorliijje
wal
required
to
cover
insurance
re-
I
newals
for
a
period
of.ltiree
years.
During
the
season,
the
Associa
lion
had
expended
some
l.nort
on
permanent
construction
am!
repair
work
on
the
Imildim:
wiiieh
was
now
In
good
condition.
The
work
of
I
lie
ear
had
resulted
in
outside,
tuterest
jil
the
fair
;being
increased
and
there
had
been
a
great
many
more
district
entries.
The
AMclaltor;
expected
that
another
year
would
Isce
an
even
greater
Mpansior
along
fhe.se
lines.
Bad
weatbee
during
the
Fair
Ibis
year
had
i)cen
a
disturbing
factor
as
far
a-,
finances
were
cui'-erned.
'Pi'
Association
decided
to
plaei
Mi'
situation
clearly
before
tin-
rutin
-
cil'witli
file
request
that
such
re
lief
lie
riven
as
seemed
warrant
ed.
1'lie
coriiiiiunication
was
refer
red
to
the
finance
couiniillee
without
discus-inn.
heaw
rains
caused
floods
-which
carried
awav
bridges
and
jiJprobftbly
be
charged.
This
would
ift1IeT?vif
llie
rillfjVf
fife
lilJnirfrTnrmin5--Kr?1rt
beneficj,.!
in
keeping
out
after
ninny
years
of
prcveiilivtqnasiires
similar
Iping
happen
on
the
C.
P.M.
yet.
Only
lost
yj-oii
the
road
was
lied
up
for:
trafiiiu
for
-cveral
days.
,f-
squatters
.Mr.
Korde
slated
thai
his
vis;l
here
was
a
resuli
of
conference
We
know;
nothing
of
the
wily
in
which
the
railway
is
keep-VTenlly
in
Victoria
with
1'reil
Morn.
.M.r.
ami
n.
it.
.;i.H'o,
deputy
minister
of
land.
Plans
Tentative
J
In
answer
to
inquiries
by
Aid.
Stephens,
Mr.
Porle
said
that,
Id
plaas
were,
of
wurse,
sub
ject
to
the
approval,
of
parlia
ment.
Before
a
request
was
toade
that
money
lie
granted
for
(bis
purpose,
there
should
be
some
assurance
as
to
the
site
and
that
was
where
the
cily
was
concerned.
Aid.
Me.Mnnlie
staled
if
was
jdeasing
to
find
Mr.
Forde
s
promptly
on
the
Job
with
hi
plans.
These
plans
were,
of
course,
tentative
so
he
did
not
think
that
the
city
should
tfhc
up
would.
haver
been
greater
possibility
of
securing
business.
AsjUs
riparian
right
in
Cow
Bay
il
is
hp
on,e
knows
whellfer
shipment,
will
be
tude
Ibis
way
or
iiov
tins
season,
in
ail)
wise
we
snau
oe
rraoy
inr
next
i-ar.
In
jhe
meantime
we
have
ri
live,
committee
working
mi
the
job
and..JhBi
people,
of
the
city
will
have
confidence
that
they
will
"dd.
.jjielojs,
possible
In
forward
loenl'
interests.
Must
Keep'
Up
V'
-.
-
.Annual
Fair.
'Without
knowing
nnylhing
about
Ihe
managemenl
of
Ihe
ijocal
fair,
which
shows
a
small
deficit
Ibis
year,
il
can
be
taken
kis
an
axiom
(hat
the
fair
mtis
continue
anil
.that
for
a
small
DOMINION
GOVERNMENT
TO
SPEND
CONSIDERABLE
SUM
ON
COW
BAY
FLOATS
(continued
from
page
one)
that,
when
t
tie
floats
were
built
by
the
public
works,
their
opera
tion
and
maintenance
'would
If
taken
over
by
the
department
of
marine
and
nominal
dues
would
linlit
it
w-ns
first
nsstll-ed
tli.-il
desired
accommodation
would
be
-actually
forthcoming.
To
in-Mire
llnjcily
being
proteclcd.
the
lotdy
soltltfoit
be
saw
wojild
be
for
(lie
wnlerfronuige
to
le
cottr
yeyed
10,
the
oily.
He
I
lien
presented
bis
resolution
to
this
effect
which
was
seconded
by
Aid.
Larsen.
Aid.
Stephens,
in
order
to
re-
'nial'er
ot
a
few
hundred
dollars
il
should
not
be
allowed
In
cndjlieve
the
cily
of
responsibility
in
the
year
in
.debt.
The
fair
is
worth
a
greal
deal
lo
the
citv
eae
the
federal
government
did
not
carry
out
its
plans
and
the
property
reverted
to
the
city
submitted
an
amendment
that
She
Could
Hardly
Do
Her
Housework
Nerves
Were
So
Bad
Mr.
I.
it.
rrk.
Consofon,
Ont,
write:
"I
hail
heart
tout
nerte
troul.lc,
nV
txeam
to
bort
of
breath
I
routd
hardly
do
my
daily
htniMW-orlt,
and
w
so
ncrvou
I
eonld
not
think
of
atayine
alone,
ai
very
little
found
1
heard
felt
like
hock
to
ntc.
I
Saw
now
fflii'g
like
different
wouian."
ThU
prfpnration
ha
Uvu
ou
the
market
for
the
runt
32
ri-ari
and
haa
arhlfvul
a
won.lorful
reputation
for
the
relief
of
all
hoart
and
nerve
troablcm
Tut
up
onlv
hy
The
T.
Milium
Co.,
Limited,
'Toronto,
OuU
the
cily
give
an
understanding
to
the
federal
and
provincial
pov-erumenls
thai,
when
Ihe
facili
ties
were
provided,
the
city
would
relinquish
ps
riglits
in
tw
Bay
Mr.
Forde
Satisfied
Mayor
Newton
Tell
that
Aid
MeMonlie's
resolution
would
lie
tnore
likely
to
achieve
results!
along
ttic.
lines
desire.
Aid
Mnnllo
p3nli'd
out
that
Ihe
re-solutfoir
wds
along
the
lines
of
the
resolution
nf
the
Joint
fish
ert
fopiiiiittee.
Mr.
Forde
felt
that
either
resolution
or
amendment
would
he
satisfactory
as
fa-as
his
department
was
Aid.
Larfcn
a-ked
Mr.
much
the
work
he
had
oul
-
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
nys:
TIIOSi:
who
wish
the
inherit
ance
tax
nUdlslmt
inisht
tackl
lhi,
worst
of
al
inheritaiH'es
which
is
Hie
tendency
to
sjmmi.I
niur
than
the
locoine.
I'lIK
kingly
manner
is
uuallj
cureI
by
aw
elect
inn.
LOCAL
shieks
will
be
disappointed
lo
hear
that
there
will
be
no
mistletoe
this
year.
THK
only
wny
lo
letl
an
Knp-lishman
from
an
American
is
the
way
lie
uses
his
knife
and
fork.
THK
differeice
between
a
flivver
and
a
car
is
ttiat
Ihe
flivver
rough
aloiiiid
wheroas
the
car
is
more
gentlemanly.
A
STAHLF.
government
is
onr
i
hat
can
make
the
opposition
cringe,
and
sijliirm,
aujl
then
keep
quiet,
i
.
jt-Ui:;f.i'
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
December
8,
1915.
The
recently
organized
Amateur
Athletic
Association
ts
con.
templating
an
aclive
program
foi
the
winter
iiionliis
and
gymnasium
classes
are
to
lie
opened
IbN
week.
.
The
Port
Hssibglon
inunler
ca
i
still
proceeding
al
Ihe
Supreme
t:oiirt
11ssi7.es
and
it
is
ex
per
led
1!
will
go
lo
the
Jury
tomorrow.
The
Dolly
Varden
Mine
Co..
Ltd.
of
Chicago,
is
lo
build
a
wharf
and
I?
mile
railway
at
Alice
Ann
1111
the
Kitsaiilt
Hirer
announce
It.
B.
McfJinnis,
Ihe
manager
of
Ihe
company.
In
The
Letter
Box
KEEPING
UP
ROAD.
Editor
Itailv
News.
B
Is
very
"e
blent
to
anyone
who
has
studied
the
local
train
condition
of
the
Canadian
National
Jlailway
for
the
pal
two
J
year
that
all
i
not
well
with
(the
permaneril
way
between
this
city
and
Jaipcr.
It
liui
lukea
only
a
few
extra
drops
of
rnin
to
put
the
service
out
of
commission
for
a
week
thereby
enlailinsr
hardship
and
incoinenicnce
to
the
hardy
settlers
who
have
thrown
in
their
all
along
Hie
'branch'
line
or
Ihe
CN.IL
Ves.
we
have
had
a
ltd
o'
promises
rrtun
Sir
lleiiry
Thornton,
the
r:nlin
exnerl
of
the
l'..X.IL.
and
other
oftlrints
or
Ihe
road,
luH
doubtless
a
few
dollars
judici
oiisy
spent
on
much
needed
bridge-
and
oilier
repairs
along
nil
iu-ii
"rilitiims
uf
rilil"
would
after
Ukhig
the
'and
have
saved
endless
thousands
t.reonil
on
I
am
Uf
dollars
III
llie
uays
10
ponif.
Willi
Ihe
people
this
end
"i
ithe
road
working
bard
to
induce
grain
shipment-
'his
way
through
the
new
eleator
It
Is
not
iiiucli
of
an
mlvertiseiniMit
for
III'
(LNJl.
in
the
grain
shipping
wrtrtd.
A
lipller
pertoaiu'tit
way
rorj
Ihe
north
ami
less
expenditure
on
Foir
courses
for
the
b'-neflt
f
hears
and
other
animals
to
Van-der
around
on.
and
a
little
le
if
Hi.-,
"stpieatsy"
radio
stulf
would
lie
mure
to
the
point
and
to
our
own
benefit.
Thank
you.
A
SKTTLKft.
KNIGHTS
OF
PYTHIAS
ELECT
THEIR
OFFICERS
E.
Hudson
Heads
Fraternal
Order
For
Coming
Term
with
H.
H.
Stepp
as
Vice
The
Knights
of
Pythias
last
night
elected
officer
for
t
lie
en-sum?
term
with
F..
Hudson
as
chancellor
commander
and
II.
lined
would
cost.
Mr.
Ford"
gavei
n
stepp
as
vice.
They
will
be
4
rouirh
eslintale
of
15.000
or
20.000.
Aid.
Slypliens'
amendment
wa
seconded
by
Aid.
Smith
but.
.
beinc
pnL
n'cei''i
ihe
suppor.
if
only
its
inoer
and
seconder
and
wWderlarcd
lost.
he
or;-gtnal
motion
was
I
ben
put
and
was
carried
unanimously.
Mr.
Forde.
in
leaving
the
cJtamlter.
staled
that
lie
considered
the
chances
of
yet
tin;:
the
work
done
very
good
in
spite
ot
the
unsettled
oiiidil
ions
at
H
I
aw
a.
installed
in
their
new
offices
on
the
first
Monday
Hi
January.
The
full
list
of
officer
follows:
'.lianeellor
-
t'.omniander
I"..
Hudson.
Vice-chancellor
II.
II.
Stepp.
Prelate
II.
Blake.
Master
of
works
S.
H.irlon.
Keeper
of
record
and
seal--F.
sch.
Master
of
finance:
S.
llam-blin.
Master
of
the
ejeherjner
ft,
lohnston.
Master
-
al
-
arm
W,
W.
WimmIs.
Inner
cuard
Jack
Bukrer.
Oilier
mianl
Frank
Hart.
tirand
bMlfie
representative
-II.
M.
Blake.
LAND
ACT.
Nvtlct
f
Inltnttan
U
Apptf
t
ItiM
Un4.
In
Vrtnrr
Hais-rt
lnd
H.fi.ntini
bi
lilrl
r
Vrtorr
llb(srl.
ml
iuil
rxirtb
trr
"f
sMnnsi
Pt).
oix-vn,
trMO
llit1.
B.C.
I
TUI
Tht:
Oul
Jaiii
s
ti-Mmi
Siranr
awl
liolirrt
t.
Httr.
tt
Vii'nr.
H.i:..
orekl1un
ranivODtrti.
lutnid'
In
(1l
fr
(
"f
Ow
f.ill..llif
dr
I
scrltnsl
tamlntr
at
slianmni
H
oum-h
'.barlutlr
llaud
'MiHururtnr
at
a
tsmI
Jnlt-t
..n
th,
(sir
of
sliaiuMKi
Ray
tlm
".mi
I
in
a
MM1bwintrrlr
iMrrthi
frimi
...olh
I
est
nrnir
ir
lot
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Give
Furniture
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This
Xmas
A
Few
Sale
Specials
3-Plece
Mohair
Cheiterfleld
Suite
V,.i
,
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Table
mill
Walnut
Floor
Lamp
with
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$231
on
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or
Old
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Dining
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4'6
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Bed
Unit
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steel
bed.
MP
coil
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high
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comiele.
iinlx
jj
3-Polnt
Colored
Blankets
and
Pure
Wool
White
Blmlnt.
to
clear
at
our
special
sate.
prices.
REMEMBER
THE
STORE.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
One
tutu
.-..st
of
i.
l
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"I
3rd
Avenue.
Phoni&
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
standard
o
Purity
tor
over
1
60
years
SHIPYARD
Operwllng
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dr;
Dock
Engineer,
MachlnltU,
Boilermaker,
Blacktmlthi,
Pattin
makers,
Founder,
Woodworkeri,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
it
equipped
to
handle
!.'
k
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MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SP
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
with
additional
rnu
hiie
for
the
mar:
I
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
earned
in
slock.
Save
handling
charges
1iy
buying
direct
froi:i
',.
supply.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
R39
Gr.
238
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Phordi
IS
Products
Ltd.
Black
7S
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G.
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Man.
Dir.
ask
fir
agsm.
KM
M
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by
ruts
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is
not
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or
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0f
Liquor
Ctjiilrul
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or
by
the
Goveriitucui
u
mi
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