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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
ThiirsJay,
Xov.
19,
1925.
Lucky
For
Us
We
Had
The
Drydock.
11
is
lucky
for
Ihe
people
of
Prince
Rupert
Hint
thev
are
nl
present
linked
up
witli
Ihe
,1,-ydock
power
plant
else
there
wttnlil
have
l.een
neither,
power
or
light
in
Ihe
city
for
days
to
come.
Happily
ihe
connection
was
made
a
short
time
ago
mid
there
was
,,0
interference.
The
pumping
plant
at
ShawaUan
has
also
proved
(he
means
of
keeping
up
our
waler
supply.
Provincial
Government
Sufficient
Majority.
"..
II...
:
!
.
.
..
.
..
,m
uivisu.M
oi
wc
seision
in
(he
Legislate,
lhJ
governmeul
had
a
majority
of
four,
.,iiif
sufficient
to
enable
UM'm
to
carry
on
wilhoul
difficulty.
The
condition
in
Legislature
ihe
is
very
.similar
to
that
obtaining
nl
Ottawa.
The
government
is
..pporle.l
by
a
number
of
members
who,
while
not
nominally
Liberals,
are
supporters
of
a
Lil.er.-d
policy.
They
realize
thai
for
Ihe
presenl
government
lo
carry
on
i
far
be
tler-thWtiH
Wiring
about
a
change.
They
are
one
in
aim
nnd
lliey
vole
together
on
important
.pie-tions
and
it
is
probable
they
wflf
continue
la
carry
on
for
Ihe
next
year
or
two
or
perhapi
longer.
Must
Make
Hospital
Safe
Ajralnst
Fire.
In
an
inslitnijou
like
the
Prince
Rupert
llospilnl,
where
many
or
the
patients
are
nimble
Id
h'ejp
themselves,
j
p,.e.
sary
that
every
precaution
should
Je
laken
ngfliiM
fire.
r
Ihe
Waler
Iliaill
Oil
lhat
streel
w
m.
I
!..fr..'..!?'..i.
n
i
.
.
..,
e..
,
im.iiii,
.iiiiMiit-r
siiiiiiui
pt
miii.
u.
lire
drill
are
necessary
Ihey
should
not
be
neglected
The
same
is
true
of
Ihe
schools
and
olher
public
iiistiluljons
especially
where
there
is
niore
than
one
floor
In
the
building
,c.iir.,
rirsi
is
me
policy
to
e
followed
everv
lime.
II
i
so
easy
lo
lie
stanijieded
when
something
Koc
wrong.
Mon
people
are-killed
from
being
Iranmled
lii
dealh
lit
llllltM'U'ii.ll
SIS-
jured
through
.
,e
wild
scrapiMe
of
people
cr.-ued
wilh
frigbl
tliail
fmill'
lieiliir
nilnnll
1,
I
I.,
.Iit.
l"
r
"'"J
mil
urn
in
Hl'iUII.
Now
and
4beil
wlii
oiiylhhig
big
happen
lo
draw
allentioii
to
HlH
lll'I'll
lint
fiiill,..i.5l;..'
v..
1.
11
.
.
.
.
.
.
'
'Sok
jLj-
'
Ul
siipauou
ami
take
mi...,,
aim
men
me
(inngerre
Jo.rgotleji
niilil
some
oilier
tragedy
or
holocaust
occurs..
Fines
For
Not
Voting
At
Election.
A
penalty
was
laid
on
lhoe
who
failed
lo
vole
nl
the
re
cenl
electiim
in
'Australia.
Any
perHin
refraining
laid
himsell
or
herself
open
(
proeculiou
in
Ihe
Vourls
and
a
possible
fine
of.
two
p(innds
sterling
or
approximately
len
dollars.
All
democratic
countries
will
follow
wilh
interest
Ihe
results
of
this
enaclmeiil.
If
people
can
be
rorced
lo
go
to
the
polls
and
vnkv
will
it.lia.vo
a
good
effect
on
government
or
a
poor
one?
Will
the
votes
of
(hose
who
do
not
care
what
happen
be
a
good
Influence
in
the
country?
AV
have
our
doubts
tr
person
is
not
iuleresled
enough
lo
go
to
Ihe
poll
wilhoul
being
iiiim-ii.
lie.
is
uaruiy
likely
to
give
ail
inlelllgfiil
opinion
on
mal-b'rs
of
goveruineiil.
You'll
bo
proud
of
your
Biwung
siovo
when
you
use
2EBO
UQUID
STOVE
POLISH
Cleans
erery
little
corner.
GIvei
a
dtw,
black
poli.h.
Sold
In
convanicnt,
ai
Might
can.
Ak
your
dtaler
for
Zebo.
If
you
prefer
a
ptMe,
um
Zebra.
kA
kr
th.
nukrt
at
RwrUtu
B1m
264
LARGER
WATER
etc.
MAIN
NEEDED
Hospital
Board
to
Take
Matter
up
With
City
Authorities
Sewer
Line
Needs
Repairs
Till-
urgent
need
of
a
larger
water
main
leading
to
Ihe
huspi-lal
nemg
installed
hy
the
tv!y
was
referred
to
in,
Ihe
report
o.'
Ilii'
house
committee
which
v
presented
to
Hie
hospital
hoard
at
it
regular
monthly
meeting
1
.
"illnsi
instil.
1
in'
committee
n
roiumended
tiiut
I
hi-
matter
be
ilakep
mi
al
once
with
the
city
'authorities
ami,
in
romplianr'
with
this
recommendation,
tRe
aseetilhe
rommillee
was
ileh-galeii
to
interview
I
he
Hoard
ot
Works.
Speaking
to
the
point,
lresi
ifnl
S.
K.
Campbell
explained
llial
there
was
only
a
Ihree
inch-
main
leading
to
tin-
hospital
at
Ihe
present
time,
this
also
sup
plying
all
i-irth
Avenu
with
water.
He
felt
this
wji
inade
quate
and
feared
that
it
wonl.t
trive
an
ineffectual
stream
of
waler
should
fire
break
out.
The
hoard
should
not
lei
tip
in
pre
sent
ins
the
seriousness
of
the
situation
to
the
citv
esiteeiallv
i
view
of
tin-
faet
that
the
hop;.
The
houe
eouunillee
also
reported
that
repairs
were
needed
on
the
sewer
line
leading
from
Ihe
hospital
to
C.w
llay
and
re-comuieniled
lhat
this
matter
loo
tie
laken
up
wilh
Ihe
city.
The
I
resile
hearing
Ihe
sewer
line,
il
was
staled,
was
in
dansrer
of
eol-
ieii
iiure
in
connection
with
filin?
cabinet
for
the
x-ray
department
and
Ihe
board
authorized
Ihe
purchase
of
same
ai
a
cost
not
lo
exceed
0.
I.en
Waugh
suggested
lhat
the
"cabinet
should
he
of
Canadian
himii-
uacture.
I
in
house
cummiltee
furl
her
reported
lhat
Ihe
front
door
of
I
lie
hospital
had
lieen
repainnl.
tba!
a
drain
pipe
in
the
nurse'
home
needed
repair,
that
Hie
heating
of
Ihe
ward
beneath
the
rae
room
'needed
lookinjr
into,
and
thai
Miss
HarriMiii
reiiiirel
more
shelving
accommodation
a
well
as
other
minor
mallei.
He-pairs
where
neees-ary
were
au-
tlinried
hy
(lie
hoard.
GARDEN
AT
NURSES'
it-
TOP,
DAtt.'V
HKwg
ilUirsrlay,
Nov,lh,P
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
matrimony.
ays:
-tt
THIS
is
my
unlucky
day.
I
liiul
only
two
engs
for
breakfast
today.
T
some
fioonle
heaven
is
a
place
where
der
arc
easily
shot.
I
KNOW
nrp!e
who
thinfe
heaen
is
i
lilnc
where
de$M
are
plentiful
alltl
men
are
mostly
I
half
.,..
e
PEOPLE
wli
matches
cannot
I
pUy
'
wit
h
xi
t
lo
esc.ap
SANTA
Clnii-
and
the
tork
seem,
to
hnve
ilisuppeBretl
at
ale
nit
the
same
period
in
the
his.
lory
of
the
vvni-ld.
ITS
all
ripli'
to
talk
about
shoppine
early.
Sid.
hut
what
are
you
?oing
lo
dn
ir
you
have
not
nt
Ihe
cash?
r.harge
it?
CHAIIMK
for
the
gun
they
said,
tlhire
for
the
powder
too.
People
in
Crimea
were
Much
like
me
hiu!
you.
-
UAT
I
Ilk.-
ahoul
winter
m
lhat
the
files
have
yotie,
I'ip
camera
fiends
liave
inken
cover.
the
boat
are
tie.
I
up.
the
wenili-
er
er
4s
nerr
nerer
too
too
hot.
ut.
and
nt
the
me
oil
oih
r
lal
i
hn
ruiHMl
wi
ilselr
i
k.
nAil
i
.ilritudr
i
a
mn.
...
,
.,
,,
:
..
ffellow
eail
t
make
me
feel
mean
lo
considerable
expense
in
the
.
,.
.
matter
of
reducing
Hm?
fira
rirt
at
Ihe
hospital
through
repleein
gasoline
sleriliiers
with
eleetrh.
rewirinc
the
building
in
com
hi
I
'
and
buldins
new
fire
escape.
.MANY
had
?
ItlMe
lamb
-
He
Mine
about
t'.hriilmn
limn
His
fleM
was
made
of
rabbit
fti.
He
cost
alMitit
dime.
'
A
LADY
want
to
know
how
t
keep
her
finger
fre
?rffm
nico
line
utaln.
There
are
onl
tw.
iuetiinl,
lady,
on?
is
to
wai
dislie
sexeral
times
a
day
ai'i
Ihe
olher
to
leae
the
ci?arel(e
alone.
ii.-iii.
i
nr
-t-ner
iiiir
was
nr-iv
...
,
,
.
.
finally
huilt
by
tlM-
hospital
butV
r
"
"
last
year
was
taken
over
by
lhei...
.
""i'r"
ll-"l
I
1
rr
llir
lllf
,.
oer
iwa
Slie
MUCH
III
snoW.
ti
i
.
.
1
henhouse
eommittee
submit-!
WINTKH
weiillufl-
Way
etl.1
Ihe
waps
to
sleep
Jiul
piopla
-till
jret
sliinjx.
LflTS
of
dull
smart
clothes.
people
'
wea
LOTS
of
smart
tioonh
wenr
dull
clothe.
LOTS
of
people
clothes.
wear
uply
LOTS
of
people
uwir
very
lillh
rlolhe.
JKK
says
lols
f
people
tal1.
about
clothes
Uw
mueh.
....
.
T'
.
I
i'iiiiti
iiiiiinii
eommiltee.
roiiiinuiee,
Ihe
me
HOME
IS
PROPOSPD1
mP,,S!
;"y
,
J'"":
""
l'l'h
HieM-
Inflnenees
IIUH1L
1J
rRUrUJ"
a
.pieer
place
to
hit
him.
I
mav
may
i.
he
Mlrii,.
working.
If
ihe
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
Submits
Suggestion
In
Making
Qift
of
$50
to
Hospital
Board
for
Purpose
As
a
small
acknowledgment
ofj
llie
rare
and
kindne
that
had
been
extended
her
while
a
pal
lent
rccenlly
In
the
Prince
Rupert
(ieneral
Hopilal.
.Mrs.
II.
I..
Mc
intosh
nf-etentpil
In
tin.
Ii.ii.ii.l
board
niCi-ling
tiiplit
a
checl
for
150
which
she
ug
ue(v
jiiighi
form
Hie
nucleus
ol.
a
fund
lo
establish
a
garden
on
the
Nurses'
Home
ground.
Kxprcssjon
of
appreciation
fo
the
Kif
was
made
by
President
S.
K.
Campbell
and
olher
mem
hers
of
the
hoard
and.
inter
some
discussion
as
to
ways,
and
menus
of
meelliiK
.Mrs.
Mcin
tosh's
sugocslion,
il
wa
decided
lo
leave
Ihe
mailer
in
Ihe
hand
of
Miss
Harrison,
lady
superintendent,
for
organization.
The
benefit
lo
be
derived
from
iuiMiin
a
yardou
al
the
Nurses'
Homo
was
generally
acknowledged.
The
hoard
also
pase(
a
vole
of
thanks
to
Mrs.
ueiiemu
gift.
time
of
changing.
Mcintosh
for
her
MARY
PICKFORD
IS
DIRECTOR
OF
BANK
J.OS
A.'(ir..i:s.
Nov.
IU.Marv
Pirkford,
Ihe
faino'is
movie
actress,
has
rccenlly
been
an-
poinled
a
dirce.lor
jif
the
I'ederKl
trust
Saving
llnnk
here.
H
is
Sliggesled
lhat
a
Mrs.
Domrlas
Fairbanks
I
now
engaged
111
"inking
n
plclure
in
which
she
appears
as
n
ragged
urehin.
she
may
possibly
appear
at
Ihe
bank
meetings
in
thai
garb
lo
save
should
have
thnujrlit
l
he
nose
more
suitable
place
to
land
tin
blow.
Ten
Years
Ago
irt
Prince
Rupert
November;
19,
1916.
(.aptnin
and
Mrs-.
Cooper
arrived
Vfroin
Vaiurouv'er
Icslenlnv
ANKING
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
the
Province
of
British
CoIumbU
the
Bnk
of
Montreal
hoi
a
complete
Organ,
ixation,
with
headquarter
it
Vancouver,
iprcially
organiacd
to
give
careful
attt
n-tion
and
prompt
servu
to
Banking
requirements
of
the
pfople
of
thia
Province.
There
art
aj
branches
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
in
this
Province,
the
office
bring
located
at
every
tmportant'erntre.
Behind
this
Provincial
Organization
are
the
reaourrr
of
'
r
a
nation-wide
Institution,
having
a
combined
Cipiul
and
Rrrn
e
Fund
of
over
$60,000,000,
and
Total
Aateti
,
if
etceeding
700,000,000.
ri
(Wy
III
Kiisliiud
Hint
the
dole
ystcm!
is
not
11
satisfactory
method
nfj
dealing
with
Ihe
uneuiphtymenl
,
problem
mid
that
ft
is
having
a'
liurtful
effeel
iiimmi
empire
emi-.
a...
1
i..h
1
.
.
wmni'ii.
i
lit-
Mrrriur)
lor
tin-'
'run
.
.
lllh
Ijlniontiin
Journal
hnl...:i.
.
-
'.
.
.
iiiiiui'o
iiimirn
i
rrHiru'll
III
e
,.
,
,
.
.,.
.....
.
'
I'ne:
Mldernian
leaps
1
nmv
POIdering,
Ihro.isl.
an
in-able
and
bits
wHewue
on
Ihe
(enieparln'tenlal
mes
;
ligation
goes
far
enough
and
i
lone
IhoroiiHhly
it
will
ipiiie
surely
disclose
some
fnpl
of
I
pertinent
importance,
.in
whioh
jl.atiada
will
have
renson
to
lie
iuleresled.
One
of
the
proposition
nl-'
ready
bning
talked
aboiil'
oxersen
is
that
11
large
part
of
Ihe
moneyj
now
neiiig
palil
in
dolea
be
an.
plied
instead
In
the
training
of
unemployed
men
in
Hrllalit
for
to
takV
chargii
Vif'fti?'
Valval
imti
colonlzalloh
in
(..niail:i
ami
ntl.er!
Army
work
111
Prince
ltimerl
W.h.
I.r
Si.aarl.,
Kxipa
Uook
Tl
tria
U
LlmH,t
Vancouvei
I
Aiuin
fn
I
l
parts
of
-
Ihe
Kinplre.
In
...
....
this
way
....j
1
,
,
I
hey
were
Mi'i'omoaiiieil
tmrl
h
i
the
(irolitetil
of
iloinir
.mimlliini.
hy
i.apt.
.r.it.f
who
ha
Mine
to
for
the
oul-of-work
people,
and
Milk
la
pur,
rich.
I'tlh,
ceunlr
milk
lrm
klch
mora
than
hall
Ik
ntutl
'ltr
hat
beta
ra
inod.
Itacraamy
ilcha.i,
makca
it
Inaidaaland
mical
milk
lorevtiy
laelpa.
O'daffram
your
iroc,
four.
I
nl
Ihe
same'
lime
helping
In
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