PUCIV.
TWO
TUB
fATLY
RBB
Always
Dependable
"SALUDA"
Plan
Presents
Now
And
Buy
Them
Soon.
H818
Accept
io
substitute
for
no
other
tea
is
so
uniformly
pure
and
delicious.
Try
it
to-day.
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DAILT
EDITION
Saturday.
October
31,
1925.
This
is
the
lime
to
plan
Christmas
presents.
Uy
doing
it
well
ahead
uf
time
it
can
be
done
intelligently
and
the
rush
of
the
fesiive
iasoh
ninv
lie
avoided.
As
a
rule
people
want
to
give
a'
good
ninny
morV
presents
thai!
they
can
afford
nod
the
result
i
that
much
pruning
has
to
be
done.
My
making
a
1st
of
those
who
are
fins
year
to
be
recipients
and
then
pruning
carefully
it
is
possible
to
make
a
budget
thai
will
help
-in
regulating
Ihe
expendiliires.
.Nobody
will
adhere
faithfully
to
that
budget
but
it
is
the
intelligent
thing
to
use
it
rather
than
to
make
purchases
blindly
without
thought
to
whal
I
to
be
bought
for
others..
Already
Ihe
store-
are
beginning
to
gel
in
goods
suitable
for
Christmas
and
the
late
comers
have
nothing
but
what
oilier
do
not
want.
It
is
important
to
keep
in.
touch
with
the
stores
and
to
see
the
new
goods
soon
after
1
1
1
'
e
y
'
are
put
on
sale.
'
,
Art
Of
Buying
Is
'
Rather
Difficult.
HuviiiK
is
a
difficult
mailer.
Most
peuple
when
Ihev
go
in
to
a
store
and
look
at
goods,
dislike.
leaving
Vithoul
making
any
purchase...
e
.merchants
would
rather
have
Iheir
customers
satisfied
than
have
them
l?ike
ayay
some
article
which
they
do
not
like
and
which
will
prevent
their
going
to
Hie.
store
again.
'
1
.
The
best
plan
is
tq
make-a
tourftif
the
stores
and
look
over
the
goods,
lippiiry
snould
also
be,
made
as
to
what
is
coinjng.
Having,
surveyed
the
whole
'field,
an
.effort
should
be
made
to
pick
IliiV-e
arlicls-neededkMliic'li.aru
aliprc.sewt
in
slocLitiill.tJiiij
get
the
Iargestcioicei
Then
later
the
list
may
be
more
"easily
....
t
'
'.
J
Mini
ii
ji.
Many
Make
Own
Gifts.
.
'.,
Many
ieojje;
make
the
giflA
Uiit
Jhey
send
to
frjcnd,
and
these
articles
air,
often
the
nutst;
acceptable.
Only
a
few
can
do
thai,
hovevert.'w-.t
make,
the
gifts
a
personal
as
possible,
and
therefore
acceptable
the
giver
sliojild
consider
well
what
are
the
tastes
of
tjiereeipieiit.
.
'I',
.
There
arehoo.
and
their)
jfame
is
legion,
who
give
only;
such
articles
aare
(if
interet.
In
hemsehes
and
lint
the
thing
their
friends
vYnjld
like.
II
is
difficult
to
get
the
point
of
view
of
the
oilier
pet-son
and
llpit
i.tjiei.
chief
reason
why
giving
presents
is
difficult.
To
give
presejtits
well
is
'a
rare
art
and
only
those
whir
re
endowed
with.,
the
sympnlhelio
touch
and
the
spirit
of
unseltisliiiess
can
dfj'ibsucce$sfiilly.
.
.
Can
The
Mind-
?r
,
Control
The
Weather?
'
:'
'We
have
aU
heard
of
m;iny'iVf
Ihe.
wonderful
powers.
of
Ihe
'human
mind.
'e
know
tli.il
(beHale1'
Archbishop
of
lhi
diocese
showed
huwt
ntiild
messages
couh;!
be
transmitted
almost
any
distance.
Now
comes
a
gCpup
of,
people
who
say
they
can
control
Ihe
weather
by
menial
control.
There
are
manv
who
de
clare
it
has
been
done
nndj.is
being
done
regularly
of
jale.ou
the
Canadian
prairie.
riling
of
what
they
are
doing,
tine
of
tlieir
nuniber
living
in
Saskatchewan
savs:
"Every
man.
woman
and
child
in
Ihe
world:
has-
(he
power
wilhin
himself
or
herself
to
make
rain,
lo
wilhhold
ruin,
to
ward
off
damaging
fro
I
lo
slop
floods,
to
ciin
I
nil
winds
and
waves."
The
wriler
gives
many
instances
of
how
farmers
have
caused
rain
lo
fidl
when
it
was
badly
needed
on
the
prairies.
The
difficulty
is
lh,1
(bert
milsl
often
be
contrary
influences
nt
work.
While
one
person
wauled
rain
for
his
crops
another
would
want
sunshine
for
a
wholly
different
purpose.
Jhtlf
Tb
New
Edwardsburg
Rfcip
Book
tell
how
useful
CROWN
1IKAW)
1
for
cooking,
bidt
being
a
dliciout
table
syrup.
Writ
to-day
for
a
rtt
copy,
TIE
CANADA
STARCH
CO.,
LIMITED
MONTREAL.
HOSPITAL
BALL
(NEW
MEMBERS
GREAT
SUCCESS
OF
PARLIAMENT
Youth
and
Beauty
of
Prlnoe
Ru-
Election
Hesults
as
Far
as
Re-
pert
at
Annual
Event
Last
,
celved
in
most
or
me
ton-Nlght
I
stltuencles
of
Canada
Much
of
llif
youth
and
beauty'
The
following
arc
member-or
Prince
Muperl
wax
in
evidence
elect
throughout
Canada
as
far
at
the
hospital
ball
in
tin;
audi-
a
the
latest
return
today
In-torium
last
evening.
Dancing
ilicate:
commenced
soon
after
ntne.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA,
,
o'clock
to
tin"
strains
of
Arthur's)
Conservatives.
five
piece
orchestra
ahd
was'
Cariboo.
.1.
A.
Eraser,
.Pro-
kept
up
until
a
late
hour.
There
was
scarcely
any
intermission
tor
supper,
the
music
carrying
on
all
the
lime
much
to
the
enjoyment
of.
those
present.
The
hall
was
decorated
with
seasonal
le
emblems
lending
charm
.to
the
occasion.
The
committee
in
chaw
of
arrangements
were
Mrs.
Frank
i
llihh.
general
convener,
Mrs.
Candow,
.Mrs.
Kemp,
Mrs.
Ar-oott
and
Mrs.
Pyle
and
tfiey
did
excellent
work.
J.
I..
Christie
and-II.
II.
Little
were
cashiers,
C.
F.lkins
and
AM.
MeKechnfe
were
im
the
door
while
James
Thompson
took
supper
tickets.
L.
W.
Kergin
maile
an
efficient
M.C.
The
patronesses
present
were
Mrs.
Fred
Stork,
.Mrs.
.1).
O.
Stewart.
Mrs.
S.
K.
Campbell,
-Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin,
Mrs.
West,
Mrs.
lied.
lie,
Mrs.
Cade
and
Miss
Harrison.
During
Ihe
evening
a
drawing
look
place
for
a
beautiful
tea
cloth
donated
liy
Mrs.
Oohlhloom
vvldcU
was
won
by
Sheila
Stuart
witli
ticket
230.
Miss
Harrison,
lady
superintendent
of
Hie
hospital,
drew
the
ticket.
MISS
ONNOLLEE
GREIG
OF
TERRACE
BRIDE
OF
A
TERRACE
MERCHANT
Married
Here
Last
Evening
to
Sam
Klrkaldy
by
'Rev,
Evan
Baker
TFJUIAOK.
(let.
31.
A
very
ijuiel
but
pretty
wedding
Was
solemnized
at
the
United'
Church
parsonage
last
evening
when
Miss
IsahcHe
Onnollee
(Irejp,
of
Tfrrace,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mi's.
John
f
8
refer,
Scotland.
became
the
bride
of
Samuel
'
X.
Kirk
a
My,
sun
of
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Kirkaldy,
Sidney.
Australia.
Ilev..
Evan
Maker
of
Prince
Itupert
offichited.
The
bride
was
gowned
in
pale
blue
silk,
trimmed
with
lace
of
exquisite
pattern.
Ihe
witnesses
were
eo.
An
derson
and
Hobert
Marllelt,
of
the
Hank
of
.Montreal
staff.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kirkaldy
will
reside
in
Terrae.
where
Mr.
Kirkaldy
is
a
leading
merchant.
SKIDEGATE
Ihe
Norwegian
freighter
Man
ila
Neilson
is
in
the
inlet
loading
one
and
a
half
million
feet
of
first
"class
spruce
lumber
from
the
mill
at
Queen
Charlotte
City;
Tjie
llauna
Neilson
is
a
nine
thousand
Ion
boat
piloted
by
Captain
Weariuoulh,
who
is
one
of
Ihe
pioneer
skippers
on
the
islands.
Jack
McMillan,,
suporlnlendenl
for
the.
;KeJIyr
Logging
Compant
at
I.Pgah
Inlet,
waffn
port
with
the
tug
Hay
Kobei'ls,
Capf.
Dass,
skipper.
A
farewell
parly
was
given
to
Captain
liert
Hansen
and
his
crew
of
the
packer
W.
H.
Lord
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Stevens
and
a
very
enjoyable
lime
was
spent.
AmoiiKst
Ihe
guests
were
Dr.
and
Mrs.
P.
1
Size,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(1.
I).
Turner,
Mrs.
.
.
Ilichardson,
K.
C.
Wiggins,-C.
Valfey,
8eorge
Mc-llae,
V,
8.
Hhlnehart
and
Tom-my
Morehouse.
Mrs.
.V.
Jones
of
Skidegate
laft
witli
her
lit
t
In
son
Vernon
for
l'rinre
Huport,
Salmon
IrolliiiK
has
fallen
oh
quite
a
lot-
and
most
of
the
rollers
aro
leaving
for
their
lionies.
The
popular-
barber,
Charlie
Miller
of
Queen
CharlpUo
Clly
left
on
Ihe
Prince
John
for
1'rlnce
Huport
on
business.
Ite-fore
leaving
be
was
planning
to
ii'luin
on
the
same
boat.
Captain
H.
H.
Wlgginn,
kipi!r
and
owner
of
the
fishing
boat
O.U.
Hoy
left
-for
bis
farm
at
Hell
Hivor
after
a
very
success
ful
season
trolling;.
Mr.
Wlggiiu
was
high
boat
of
the
Kkhlcgnlc
fleet.
pressive
loss.
Fraser
Valley.
11.
J.
Harbor.
Liberal
loss.
Kootenay
West.
W.
K.
Haling,
elected,
l'rogressjve
loss.
.auaimi-tj
.
Hickle,
elected,
no
change.
.
'
New
Westminster.
V.
1.
Me-(Juariie,
elected,
no
change.
Hurra
rd.
(Sen.
J.
A.
Clarke.
elected,
no
change.
Vancouver
Centre.
Mlon.
II.
IJ.
Stevens.
'elected,.
no
change.
Vancouver
Soulh.
Leon
J.
I.adner,
eleeted,
no
change.
.
Victoria.
Hon.
Uf.
S.
F.
Tot-inieti
elected,'
no
change.
Yale.
(Jrolc
Sttrling,
no
change.
Liberals
Kootenay
Hast.
Hon.
17.
J.
II.
King,
no
change.
Skeena.
Alfred
Stork,
elected
no
change.
North
Vancouver.
Dugald
lionaghy,
new
seat.
Progressives
Comox
Alberni
A.
W
Noli:
elected,
no
change.
)
YUKON.
i
Capt.
(ieorge
HlacK,
Cnnscr-
valive.
no
ctianse.
j
ONTARIO.
Conservatives.
Algoma
Cast
i.
II.
Nitholfou.
l.ibeial
loss.
Algoma
West
T.
K.
Simpson,
no
change.
Hranl
Frapllin
SinokeA
Iro-gressive
loss.
Hraulford.
l.'
K.
Ilyerson.
Liberal
loss.
'
'
llruce
North
tid.
Hugh
Clarlr.
Liberal
loss.
Cartel
uo.WV'F.
!arliind,.
no
change.
'
'
Uutfcrlu
Slnicne.
Karl
W.
Howe,
l'rogresstve
loss.
Durham.
F.
W.
Hnwen
(Hon.
Vincent
Maspy
defeated),
ilo
change.
Klgin
West.
II.
C.
McKillop
no
change.
Kssex
hiisL
Dr.
II.
D.
Mnr-
and
Liberal
loss.
Fs-px
South.
K.
J.
Colt
(Hon.
.
I.
(Jrahaiii,
defeated
;
Liberal
loss.
Hsshx
West.
Col.
S.
C.
Ilobin
sou
(new
seal).
Fort
William.
Hon.
Dr.
II.
J.
Manion,
no
ojiange.
Frontenac
Addinglon.
Dr.
.1.
W.
Kdwards,
Progressive
los.
8rey
North.
M.
It.
Duncan.
no
change.
Ilallon.
Duncan
Campbell
Progressive
loss.
Ilaldimand
Thomas
Maf'shall.
I'rogressivc
los.
Hamilton
Hast,
jinn,
H.
G
Mewburn,
no
change.
Hamilton
WesU
C.
W.
Hell.
no
change.
Hastings
Peterboro.
A.
J
Hmbury,
I'rogresslvc
loss,
Hastings
Soulh.
H
Turn
mon,
Liberal
loss..
...
ItossiiiUv
chniiL-e.
Hi
Lanjitou
Katl.
irfy.jp
'.,
'
Arii-lrnior'piortresjiiveIoti.
,
Lanark.
rhange.
Leeds
change.
It.
F.
l'reslon,
no
II.
A,
.Slewarl,
no
Lincoln.
J,
,
Chaplin,
on
change.
Loudon.
.li
F.
While,
'
no
change.
Middlesex
Kas--A
K.
Ilndgins
I'rogresHive
loss
.Muskoka.
Pel.er
MrOibbnii,
Progressive
loss.
Nipisslng.
John
Ferguson.
Liberal
loss
Norfolk
Klgin.
-J.
It.
Slansell,
no
change
Ontario.
)r.
T.
H.
Kaiser,
Liberal
loss.
Oxford
North.
Lieut."
Col.
D.
M.
Sutherland,
Liberal
loss.
Parry
Sound.
Col.
.1.
A
Arthurs,
no
change-
'
I'eei.
ham'
uiiarlcr.
no
chaiitfc.
l'eterboro
West-H.
A.
peck,
Liberal
loss.
l'ort
Arthur,
Thiindor
Hay,
W.
F.
Lungwort
by,
Progressive
loss.
Prince
Hdward-Lonnox.
John
llubbs.
no
cliange,
Simcoe
F.al.-A,.H(
Thomp
son,
Liberal
loss.
Simeon
Northr-WM.
Hoys,
no
cnange
iterealed'
Hon.
C.
C,
Drury.
Toronto
Hast.-H
H.Ityckman
no
cnange.
Toronto
Fast
Centre.
Hon
Ldmoiid
Bristol;
no
change,
Si
'
MiaiiBaaauuK
Saturday,
October
31,
to:.
These
H35
Genuine
His
Master's
Voice-Now
$97.50
While
stocks
last
jEjssPsslSjskl
Formerly
S
135.00
Now
S97.50
His
Master's
Voice'
Victor
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
Of
CanaWa.t
ImilcU
Toronto
High
Park.A.
J.
An
derson,
defeated
Hon.
James
Munloek.
Liberal
loss.
Toronto
Northeast,
It.
I..
Maker,
new
seat.
Toronto
Northwest
Ilx-Mayor
I'.
L.
Church,
no
change,
Parkdale.
David
Spenee,
no
change.
Toronto
Scarboro.
JOscph
Harris,
no
change.
Toronto
South.
Col.
0.
It.
Hoary,
no
change.
Toronto
West
Centre
O.
II.
Ilocken,
no
chansre.
Victoria.
T.
II.
Stlnson,
Pro-iress'ivo
loss.
Waterloo
South.
A.
M.
Kd-ards,
Progressive
loss.
Wellington
North.
'
Duncan
Sinclair,
Progressive
loss.
Wellington
South.
Hon.
Hughi
(lulhrio;
no
change.
.
)
.Norlh
York.-ot;'
.!
H..-I.oii-l
itox,
defeated
Premier
King,
Lib-1
oral
loss.
(Irenville
lunulas
A.
(.
flas-oliuan,
no
change.
Huron
North.
O.
W.
Spollen,
Progressive
loss.
,
Kent.
A.
D."
Chaplin,
I,lboral
loss
Norlhuinberland-M.
H.
Maboe,
o
change.
Ottawa.
S.
McLenaghan
and
Dr.
L.
J.
Chabot,
Liberal
losses.
Oxford
South.
D.
A.
Sutherland,
no
change.
Perlh
North
D.
.M.
Wright,
Liberal
loss.
Ilenfrew
North
Dr.
I.
D.
Column,
Liberal
)n4.
Ilenfrew
South.
M.
!.
Maloney
(defealed
Hon..
T.
A.
Low,
Liberal
loss.
'
Slornionl.
(J.
J.
Hamilton,
Progressive
loss.
Teiniskamlng
North.!.
It.
O'Neill,
Progressive
loss.
Tenilskrtinlng
Soulh
Cn.
K.
F.
Armstrong,
Progressive
loss.
Welland.
Ooorgo
II.
Pe.tllt.
Liberal
loss.
Wenlworth
Oordon
G.
Wilson,
Liberal
loss,
York
Soulh
W.
F.
.McLean,
no
change,
York
West
Sir
Henry
Drayton,
no
change,
Liberals
Hruce
South
Dr.'
W.
A.
Hall,
Progressive
loss,
(continued
on
page
four)
5nJ
uj
your
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