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Monday.
December
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1025.
Dissolution'
Of
Local
Grain
Board.
The
local
graiu
hoard
i
diMlved,
apparently
because
it
has
foiled
to
agree
on
n
,
mailer
nf
policy
for
future
-
operations.
lln
does
not
mean
that
all
Jowd
efforts
In
induce
grain
to'
come
Ibis
way
have
failed.
Further
steps
will
undoubtedly
be
taken.
.
.
Kven
though
ihe
board
Jt.i-.so
far
not
brought
direct
re
suit.-,
it
has
collated
a
jot
of
valuable
data
and
has
hroiigm'
mure
unpen
prominently
lo'tne
aueution
oi
ine
mine,
.much
good
should
result
frotvv
It's
eXfort-.
The
active
member
of
tb
hoard
was
the
chairman,
M.
p.
Mr
Caff
cry.
He
gave
a
great
den
of
hi-
time
to
the
work
and
spent
a
lot
of
his
own
money.
It
i
lu
be
hoped
lie
maj;
be
induced
lo
carry
tut
the
propaganda
which
has
been
commenced.
How
A
Government
Gets
Defeated.
When
a
government
i
defeated
on
a
vote
on
which
it
stakes
its
life
,
it
re-ign-.
On
iiiiuur
ninller-
it
may
be
voted
down
and
yet
not
feel
that
it
ha-
jo-l
the
confidence
of
Ihe
House.
Thai
wa-
clearly
illustrated
in
the
life
of
ihe
Labor
government
under
J.
Ham-ay
Macdonald
in
Ureal
Itritam.
It
was
defeated
a
number
of
times
on
matters
of
minor
iuiort-auce
yet
carried
on.
In
Ihe
divi-ion
in
the
Legislature
recorded
at
the
week
end
the
matter
wa-
a
purely
legal
one
and
one
on
which
lawyer
might
well
di-ogree.
It
did
not
involve
any
greal
pro
vincial
jtolicy.
A
us
way
Ihe
vole
was
rever-cd
Inter
by
striking
out
Ihe
marhiuery
iau-e
of
the
bill
on
motion
of
the
attorney
general.
Modern
Tendency
Is
To
Delay.
The
tendency
of
late
in
Ihe
l!ritih
Columbia
courts
has
been
lo
delay
senlewce-
ami
to
give
many
opporlunilie-
for
ark-
peal.
Twice
the
murderers
i?owah
and
Haker
aptxaled
their
rne
and
Ihe
dales
of
execution
had
to
be
io-lpoued.
So
ntr
torions
liave
appeals
become
in
thi-
province
that
even
Ihe
leader
of
Ihe
0jpnosjU,(ui
fell
cljtil
upon
to
expo-liilale
in
Uw
L.egi-iamre.
The
bill
under
ron-ideralioti
on
which
Ihe
governnienl'Was
defeated,
was
introduced
by
a
private
oppo-iliou
member
and
lender!
In
further
delays.
H
gave
an
offender
the
opportunity
of
taking
-iinunary
trial
before
a
magi-trale
and
then
if
convict
ed
he
could
appeal
and
ask
for
a
jury
trial.
Leave
Administration
Of
Justice
To
Courts.
'Hriti-h
people
have
u-i(ally
been
willing
lo
leave
Ihe
admin
l-lratioi)
of
ju-lire
lo
courts
and
hae
not
taken
the
law
into
their
own
hands.
That
wa-
herem-e
they
fell
confidence
in
the.
taw
and
in
those
who
admini-lered
iL
To
pa
legi-lalion
which
would
admit
of
further
delay
ami
further
npportunilie-
lor
a
prisoner
to
gel
orf
would
mean
Ihpl
failh
in
the
ad
mini
t
rat
ion
of
jn
slice
would
lie
undermined.
In
some
of
the
Stales
lo
Ihe
.oulh,
each
one
of
which'
has
il
own
separate
and
di-liucl
criminal
laws,
there,
is
a
laxity
in
law
enforcement
which
cau-e-
Ihe
people
to
be
impatient
and
so
brings
about
Ihe
organization
of
vigilance
cnmmiltees
ami
resiiHs-in
lynching
These
outbursts
of
popular
wrath
are
ofT
leu
most
imjiit.
People
are
lynched
who
are
not
guilty
and
there
is
a
general
tendency
toward
rever-ion
lo
the
law
of
Ihe
jungle.
Admitting
that
law
i
only
a
palliative,
we
have
lo
ne
that
pallhVnyB
until
-iifh
lime
n
ieople
are
educated
to
live
without
law.
Thai
time
is
many
generation
di-fan
and
in
the
meantime
it
i
eminently
desirable
thai
Ihe
law
shall
be
effective
and
thai
all
shall
1'
amendable
to
it
without
di-li.nclion
of
rare,
color.
religion
or
nationality.
Supplies
made
Outlook
Improved
Say
Leading
Officials
at
Bank
vf
Montreal
Meeting
i
sir.
utnront
MoroHtth.
President.
Sounds
Optimistic
Note
in
Dealing
With
General
Outlook
in
Canada
Urgency
For
Dealing
With
Problem
of
National
Railways
and
Immigra-.
Frederick
Williams-Taylor,
General
Manager,
Says
Country;
Justified
in
Looking
For
Better
Business
Conditions
,
States
That
Canada
Has
Immense
Potentialities
and
That,
Mistakes
of
Past
are
Reparable,
Ihe
lotli
animal
melius
"H
tlie
shareholder
of
tin-
Hank
nfj.to
not
do
so
Willi
any
feelirc:-Montreal
wa
marked
ly
ad-'tlint
luck
of
confidence
in
the
,!iv--c-
df
spcoial
inileresi
l
Ihe
,,.uii)ry
itself
i-
Warranted.
In
buincs'
iiitert'-t-
of
inada
by'
fact.
I
am
or
ninced
Ihau
ir
Vincent
Meredith.
President.'
r
that
Hie
iiiry,
aetually
and
sir
Fretlrick
Villiais-iai
Mitjutially.
.o'se
uch,
TayWr,
ficneral
Manasw.
v.mIiIi
niol
op...i
i
iuii
Itml
it
In
addrflssins
the
ineeliuc,
vSir;
riUurr
cmnkti
.l.Mii.-d.
ami
I
de-j
Vincent
Meredith
rarefidly
re-lpwale
most
-honcly
expn-;
lewed
a
minder
of
Ihe
nMHni-Uioii
nf
opinion
ha-ed
upon
lo-t
portUHl
develwpinents
in
III
il-'-
cuidilton-
and
iadividnalj
imlimi
in
5anrta.
Altar
ilainp
business
whirli
re
pervrle.
in-j
so
Sir
Vlneoul
liHk
llie
iw
that
m
iniism
a-
to
the
coitntry
s-
busine-s
U
already
shown
an
future
when
no
r'al
foundation,
improvement
and
indiehlion-
for
such
a
-en
I
intent
exi-ls.
ww
that
the
general
Irfnd
is
in
General
Manager
Reviews
Slt-nn.
upward
direction.
sir
Vin-
uatlon
cent
tMuehed
nn
Ihe
unrency
for
in
hi-
miew
of
the
-ituation.
the
eoilntry
lo
dnl
with
the
pro-
sir
'
Krehrick
William-Taylor
hleip
of
the
National
llaihvay.
aid
in
part:
There
wt-
alo
Ihe
nece
ily,
.
ym.
know.
th
v4i
nanie
Sir
Vincent
ieintl
oul,
of
Vc
tos4
a-
never
ler
lliati
hrinsin?
ipw
down
to
the
level
it
U
Mty.
t
i
ri
!
wliicl
of
tl:Te
of
the
UrtWed
Slates.
jw
value
n
we
do
our
Hiatenat
Sir
Frederick
AVitlinms-
Toy-
reurees,
and
which
it
is
our
lor.
(Jen
era
I.
Manager,
rave
the
4Uy
MA
)l
a-
our
determina
shareholders
an
aaalysi-
of
soiiw
ion
to
ureMre.
'
of
'
the
prineipa)
feature-
of
lln
have
none
Ihnmph
an-annual
sU-ilement.
The
Hank
I
other
yesr
of
lai-iiw
depre.
rfirip
a
larger
hu-iaes
ami
Sir
ion
anil
lhi
i-
rffleeted
to
the
Frederick
stated
tfcal
il
had
disadvantage
of
hanking
profits.
ner
Itefn
in
a
hellr
or
slronjrer.
Fortunately
our
real
earniu
noittn
In
undertake
new-
busi-,
M,,.r
ronliiuie..
thoush
0oi-j
ness.
As
In
Ihe
outlook
in
the
IM,.
ouf
proiiU
would
time
country.
Sir
Frelerirk
poinle.1.
,.,.
larger
hi
the
iwlustna'i
oul
thai
Canada
has
immenej
iiuaiion
permittwl
us
lo
put
ton
.
potentialities
and
that
the
mis-
,Hore
nkniey
to
the
'nub
and
Uke
of
Ihe
past
arc
reparable.
rnnaiare
of
aimU
ralher
tlmii
President's
-Address
'to
loan
on
call
in
!.ondoii
and
ir
Viiteeid
MeredrtfT
in
his
New
Ytrk,
or
to
buy
higli
clas
aWres,
said
in
part:
I
investments
with
a
leaser
yield,
i
In
inl
jtrvimviior
I
ki
lktiAin.44l
1.,
fulii
mv
.mwtul
1
of
the
past
year,
onr
HaUtneM.
uies-aae
ti.)r
diareholder
ni
,
Fheet
indicate-
i
general
distant
poinis
and
abroad
i-l
'
trend
of
events.
Onr
dept-ils,,
that
0r
-evemt
rean.
iiifhnt-as
compareil
with
Iwo
years
a?o,
inc
a
hoiiHtiful
hmr
et.
there
show,
a
lanre
invrae,
white
hi
come
attotil
h
beter
ami
our
loitH-
during
,Uk
xnine
jwrio4,
mttr
ImIhI
feclincr
thnoish.oii
I
nre
eoo-Merably
mrtwrol.
Kianada.
Itsn-iienee,
lliri
ilic
Panama
la
rial
have
snli-tan-
f
tally
inereasnL
'
AeHenllnre
is
our
tend
hi?
In-du-try
anal
on
its
profitable
onU
come
the
pro-perity
of
tlirprtun-L
lwj
u.r?piyi
iirpenu-.
.
vvinie
un
favoralde
weather
eomlilions
re-slricled
harvest
in?
to
some
ei-
lenl.
the
crop
lhat
was
gar-nered
this
yar
is
a
verv
larce
one
and,
at
present
prices,
will
prove
profitable
lo
the
farmer.
The
marketing
of
Iho
crop
will
brinsr
at
least
5on.nno.o00
nf
new
mnnpy
into
Canada
and
will
atiproprlale
ncllon
which
results
mnne
money
it
takes
out
of
the
individual
poeXejl.
j
Trt
rhendous-Natural'
Ad
van-
Hefiire
Ihe-wirJ-ftdMilirtrb
livimf
iu
the
Fnite'd
Slates
nrwlf
3rd
Avenue.
flur
prnHls
are
in
KonsMinenee,
m
prtMimi
for
thinking
that
we(
j-uts-r
,
IJlo
,lf
sonevrliat
adversely
Hrreelmi,
Mil
tntte
ias-e.
ihrowh
the
worsft.
,,
,,r
j.,,,,,
we
are
left
in
an
unn-ually
-lrs'
of
our
IriMl
iim
and
llml
we
canj
po-itiou
to
mwl
any
eall
which-hk
for
better
rneral
conti-j
THIS
i
a
yrwvl
time
fo
spend
incread
activity
in
lrale
may;
Hons,
in
which,
naturally,
""r'num
'h
-kv
lit
Html
make
n-Kn
us.
Nolwilhsiandins
Rank
musl
slarc,
rspecially
as!
lue-e
roiMiiiions.
oar
iiiVHienu
w
nave
neer
W'fit
in
a
wile!
;
J.KK
say
iMe
ktft
imnti-
itae
reen
ca
met
i
nmi
or
sirtmjter
kiihii
lo
under-
yaxtr
money
taxes
pain,
ami
we
nave
a
uaianee,
laae
new
imj-iiic-.
ernel
il
to
carry
forward.
j
'Conditions
iu
the
year
under
j
There
is
no
ijuestion
but
that:
review
were
neither
so
?ood
nor!
JAKK
might
have
said
Uo
lime
Ihe
trend
ofbusiuess
is
slowly;
bad
extremists
so
a-
on
either,
.nd
your
money
is.ufter
you
but
sorely
upward.
A
an
evi-'
ule
hake
-Uitral.
As
to
the
oul-
have
collerlnl
it.
Ueiici
of
this,
car
loadings
are,
look,
il
is
trtu
thai,
taking
the!
the
larpre-i
qq
reoril,
while'
:iaHonaJ
rtulways
into
account.
M'
IS
fall
whole-ale
nrnl
retail
huine
we
are
not
bahiaeinsr
our
nalionatlanvilnaz.
shows
a
fair
degree
of
increased
budpret.
This
must
not
continue.!
activity.
Textile
industries
are;
We
must
sometime
and
soine-j
A
ttUM.KIl
i
one
who
can
Uell
eindnye..
and
there,
is
more'
how
con
true
In
live
within
our
curl
up
in
bed
and
sleen
all
Sun-
liemand
in
Ihe
leather
and
allied,
mean
and
begin
lo
pay
off
our
day
loorniup
after
ii-uic
a
broom
trades.
Imprnmen1
is
also
deb.
V4th
gool
manapeinent'and
lhin?s
Saturday
instil,
shown
in
other
lines
of
business,!
f
inir
affair-
we
should
lie
welli
allhouzh
prom
-are
curtailed
in
able
lo
do
Ibis,
and
e
will
do
il!
IT
looks
to
me
n
il
millelee
the
.
irrnrery
trade.
There
Is'
a
s4ion
a
our
pe
wake
up
to!U
going
out
of
fa-hion.
Some
of
little
iniproveiiienl
in
the
him-the
fact
thai
public
debt
is
a
the
boys
say
they
do
not
need
it
i.t.iiiv.-i
in
iii-ru
iMiitfoiii.i
wtirnen
on
ine
iihiiviiiuhi
iaeK
alio
lo
nuy
l
Is
tint
western
shipments
by
way
of
and
that
the
hierxer
il
ets
llii-,'iHtte.
Alnmuy.
iv
OPEN
EVERY
EVENING
UNTIL
CHRISTMAS
Many
New
Gift
Pieces
Arrived
In
Carload
of
Furniture
on
Saturday
Solid
Walnut
and
Oak
Extension
Gateleg
Tablet
with
two
drop
ei(.
.
new
and
very
11-efnl
ipiite
conipacl
when
Hid
iu
use
hut
ih-,i,
-ix.-d
dining
table
547,50
and
.
Solid
Walnut
Spinet
Desk
Kroehler
Davenport
Beds,
upholstered
in
Spanish
.Moltkin
and
Mohan
$50.00
and
$150.00
Onr
slock
of
fiifl
Piiruilure
is
now-
replciii-hed
with
Ihe
rr
i
and
we
invite
ou
lo
inspect
onr
atlraclivel)
arranged
House
F.imi-tn,
a-xaiil.ige
nf
onr
Ibdiilny
Sale
'Specials.
COME
EARLY
AND
SELECT
THE
GIFT
YOU
PARTICULARLY
DESIRE
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
llV
I
one
to
sftend
after
)(hi
have
They
fall
foi
a
uees
ex
TllHHKrs
one
thing
we
can
hoi
IbaHfcful
for
in
Prince
Uupert.
We
do
not
seem
lo
have
reared
of
1
any
poets.
Canada
were
much
alike,
and
we
I
CAN
rentemlier
the
limewhenf
had
arown
acenfoined
lo
that
we
had
weeks
nf
skaliim
before
,onier
01
iimixs;
run
ine
vvar
pui
nils,
.lake
says
there
may
lit
us
Ih-IimkI
and
put
the
I
iiitedlno
skating
this
yp.ir
hut
business,
Stales
ahead,
so
comparison
alii-
on
Ihe
thoi-itan.
present
i-
futile.
This
same
condition
of
pros-
illlls
do
not
any
lunfcer
hav-perily
in
the
t'niteit
Elates
ha
to
exidain
why
Ihey
hob
thriri
al-o
re-ulted
ill
far"
loo
inanv
of
hair.
Tim
older.
lii
1,.
...
un.loiibledly
effect
a
liquidalionj
our
ieopi.
cn.--in
(he
bonier,
plain
why
they
do
not.
in
farmer'
liabilities.
This
nevvj
True.
Canada
ts
not
Ihe
only!
.
Hioiif?
win
now
mm
an
man-
country
whoe
citizens
are
al-nels
of
Irade
and
lie
reflected
ln
traded
by
Ihe
pmerkty
of
Ihe
Improved
business
conditions
United
Slate,
hul,
speaking
for
generally
throughout
the
conn-
ohrselve.
lucre-
has
been
a
eaii.e
try.
Need
for
Public
Economy
TIip
pressing
necessity
of
restricting,
so
far
as
may
be
legitimately
possible,
all
national
expenditures
is
genepaHy
recoff-nized,
but
unless
it
is
followed
by
for
emigration
thai
is
more
di.
porlnnl
stimulus
to
industry
and
eventually
the
llde
of
Immigra-also
an
effective
aid
lo
immigra-j
lion
will
turn
In
our
direction,
tion
nnd
colonization,
the
need,
We
have
a
fertile
soil,
vast
lor
which
1
apparent.
VVlien
II
mineral
resources,
Inexhauslible
urge
as
strongly
as
(
can
Hint:
fisheries,
mighty
forests,
un-Ihi
measure
of
prudence
and,
equalled
water
power,
Irnnspnr-economy
should
be
exercised,
Ialion
galore,
and
an
Industrious
I
know
n
gir
vvhocv
hair
She
never
tries
lo
mh,
Iliuie
she'
not
enough
She
told
inn
with
a
soli.
urniiig
man
111c
fact
iiseir.
i.iv-'
JAM',
says
nny
female
with
lug
next
door,
wv
naturally
tamllmg
hair
and
long
dresses
has
in
clo-ei.1
comparison
and
are,;goo
rea-on
for
slaying
Dial
more
cxpo-mi
than
.
any
oilier,
way
country
lo
n
drain
011
our
popu
lation
from
tliii
facl
lhat
at
Ih?
.moment
we
ar
enrrvlnir
.a
lienvv
In
reduction
in
laxes,
we
cannot
burden
of
debt,
while
oar
neigh-regard
it
as
other
than
an
Inef-
bor-
overflow
with
wenllh.
fectlve
gesltire
If
onr
expenili-lAg.linst
lliis.
however,
we
lmv
TIIK
lalest
move
on
the
parl
of
young
men
who
ate
about
to
become
hu-bands
is
to
make
ar-rangeinent
for
a
eparate
allow-
n..A
r..
II......
.-I
....
.
mi
r
mr
lio.-io-enes.
i
nev
Hale
lure
should
be
so
controlled
Iballiimre
than
Ihey
lo
offer
lo
(hello
have
lo
ak
for
a
dollar
every!
within
a
reasonable
lime
Oana-erable
settler'
who
wishes
lo'tipie
Ihey
want
one
to
snend
dian
taxes
should
not
exceed
tco
on
the
land.
Land
hunger
11
.
Itiose
Imposed
Inlthe
HnHrnl,
n
human
insllitel.
WVhaveuoo.l
WOMAN'
l
ili
...n.i
,
...
Slates,
II
would
provide
an
lim
land
rheap
land
In
plenly.
and.
creature
in
(he
world.
She
snend.
1
.
11.
1
omihi
01
ncr
nine
giving
some
man
a
piece,
of
her
mind.
ANY
girl
will
slnK
A
hymn
of
bali;
To
Ihe
careless
aliiok
Who
breaks
a
dalo,
One
door
Kal
of
llady
News
Office
iDwcmron,
wrnrorco,
p
irmu
i.iu
m-u
Phn
12J
I
pic
in
iai-'
nil
"h.r
K'cs
i..
Ill.lke
a
K'eal
ami
S
:r'i.iijt
t.("i
tllll
priulenl
HI
llliltfi'lllcnl
of
our
iiff.111-
is
fiiii.laiix'M'
Wiihotil
lli.il
all
"mi
mani
f...t
adnnlaire-
mean
nuilinii;
't
!imild
ever
keep
before
ii-
1
lie
(act
thai
Oanada
has
1111-liien-e
puteiit
1.1I1I
ie.
and
that
Ihe
im-laLes
of
the
miI
are
reparable.
AIo,
we
have
a
plen-Oid
inanhiMMl
ial
and
west,
wilh
a
host
I
love
of
country
and
a
una
Minion-
delerminition
to
ptdilieal
indepen-
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
Gifts!
Gifts!
PRETTY
and
USEFUL
To
Delight
MOTHER,
WIFE,
SWEETHEART
OR
SISTER.
Hoilery
Threadsitk.
-ilk
and
wool,
all
Gloves
Silk
Clwimo-Snrde
Silk
Scarvea
,
.
...
Silk
Lln9erfe-.HliM.mers,
Yeajft
gipg.
a.
Leather
Handbags
Newest
yl
.
.
Handkerchiefs
m
great
vanely
Compacts
(odd
or
dvrr
plated
.
Sweaters
Phone
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to
Pleae
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to
$2-S
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lo
$6.00
$3.00
to
$7.50
15c
13
$1X3
$1
.75
to
$5.50
$3.00
to
$740
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3
Steamship
and
Train
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nueiar
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k.
mince
hosist
vscv".
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