r
If
yovember
2,
1920.
i7i
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
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Services
Sailings
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turner
of
1th
Mrrri
and
3r4
Avenue,
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III-.
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for
Thanksgiving
sk
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Pans,
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to
45c
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$2.00
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Iron
Covered
Iloatfrs.
each
$1.23
to
$2.50
Mail
Orders
carefully
filled.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
23
Third
Avenue.
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if
you
don't.
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is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquo?
"otrol
Hoard
or
by
Ibe
Ooverniuent
of
British
Columbia
Local
and
Personal
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
878.
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O.
Cnlertkera.
TUm
41.
Try
Foothill
stove
Coal,
113.00
per
ton,
No
aoot-Phllpott,
Evltt
tc
Co..
Baiketball
tonight
at
630
Exhibition
Building.
Four
game
Admllon
2t
nd
10c.
3.
C
K.
Btaljr,
who
baa
been
here
for
the
pait
few
Uyi
on
tiualneaa,
returned
to
Bmlthera
on
thla
morning
train.
Rev.
Victor
Sansum.
pastor
of
the
United
Church
at
Klsplox,
arrived
in
the
city
on
last
night'
train
and
will
sail
this
evening
on
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
A.
E
DlckKm,
returned
to
port
at
230
thu
afternoon
from
the
Naa
Hirer.
Anyox,
Alice
Ann
and
Stewart
and
will
saU
at
6
for
the
south.
Anton
Martinson
sails
this
evening
on
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver
en-route
to
New
York
where
be
will
Join
A.
R.
Phillips
and
accompany
him
on
a
trip
to
Europe.
A
chimney
Xlre
at
the
residence
of
N.
MustaUem.
348
Fourth
Avenue
West
eauiwd
an
alarm
to
be
turned
Into
the
fire
department
at
7:15
last
night
No
damage
was
done.
I
Following
are
passengers
booked
to
call
on
the
Cardena
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver:
C.
B.
Freeman.
Mrs.
A.
L
Hi
Us,
Mrs.
Talbot,
Rev.
Victor
Sansum
and
Anton
Martinson.
From
the
pen
of
C
L.
Shaw,
a
mem
ber
of
ths
Vancouver
Province
staff.
t
Te
w;.it
drive
and
dan
re
advertised
for
Wednesday
evening
by
the
Firsi
North
B.C
Regiment
has
been
postponed
meantime.
conttitutlonal
amendment
giving
wo
men
the
right
to
hold
memberhlp
In
the
atate
house
of
reprewntaUvea.
the
jonly
office
to
which
they
are
not
now
!
eligible.
In
the
paat,
women
have
had
,Uttle
aucceas
In
campaigns
for
the
i
higher
office
but
have
scored
tieavUy
I
In
contests
for
county
and
municipal
berth.
MAKES
OWN
GOWN
Viscountess
Falkland
1
making
the
gowns
for
the
wedding
of
her
future
daughter-in-law.
Miss
Joan
Southey..
I
which
are
to
be
distinctive.
The
bride
1
1
very
fair
and
will
wear
an
Ivor!
satin
of
mediaeval
design,
with
a
slim'
!
cut
bodice
and
full
skirt
which
wUlj
be
almost
ankle
length.
The
train
ot
'
I
ivory
satin
will
be
hand-embroidered
(with
spray
of
Madonna
lilies.
The
1
bridesmaid's
frock
are
of
white
for-gette
and
wiU
be
worn
with
wreaths
of
Jasmine.
Viscountess
Masserecne
and
Ferrand
is
another
titled
woman
who
design
her
own
frock.
Uke
the
Queen
of
'
Roum&nla.
abe
abhors
gown
which
are
Uke
all
other
wimen
are
wearing.
"IltBV"
COilBS
IN
DEMAND
"Baby"
combs
are
in
great
demand
iii
London's
Bond
Street.
Society
women
have
found
that
frequent
washing
of
shingled
hair
turn
it
grsy.
and
hair
combed
with
the
ftne-toothed
combs
bearing
the
stamp
"Baby"
can
be
kept
so
clean
that
it
requires
little
washinjc
A
final
rub
with
aUk
gives
the
hair
a
finer
gloss
than
a
brushing
and
large
handkerchiefs
for
this
purpose
ere
of
fere4
by
toilet
specialists.
These
line
baby
combs
are
kept
clean
by
sUpplng
tbcm
through
hanks
of
horsehair.
CHANGING
PARTY
IS
NOT
UNCOMMON
AMONG
PROMINENT
STATESMEN
(Edmonton
Journal)
apoears
in
ucLnni
umzin
th,
-m.
rue
or
Mar
tj
cbinex.
rhars-Mi
i
t
,i
M,v.n.
;
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p
'
D
.
.
M.
MJT
(.VFJIMUUM
jmiMM,
.
US,
imenth
an
Interesting
biography
of
Hon.
,
with
keeping
liquor
for
sale,
is
pro-
after
being
Identified
with
one
political
i
Jonn
Oliver,
Premier
of
British
Col
urn-
cecding
before
Magistrate
McClrmont
In
party,
changes
his
allegiance
and
Is
bia.
C.
B.
Freeman
of
the
Vancouver
iPumlgstlon
Co..
who
has
been
here
foi
!
the
past
two
or
three
weeks
mskinf
arrangement
fer
the
fumigation
of
train
ships
at
this
port,
will
return
by
the
Cardena
this
afternoon
to
Vancou
ver.
,
the
4ty
police
court
this
afternoon.
advanced
by
bis
new
associates
to
the
)
1
-
'chief
place
among
them.
That
this
hap
Rev.
and
Mrs.
A,
W.
Robinson
and
;
Wong
Yin.
charged
with
driving
a
peiud
In
the
case
of
Hon.
Hugh
Guthrie
tamUy
left
on
this
morning's'
tram
for
delivery
truck
of
the
Wong
Lee
grocer?
much
for
the
confidence
that
his
Terrsce
where
Mr.
Robinson,
formerly
company
without
a
license,
was
fined
abUity
and
character
Inspires.
But
he
of
Ocean
Falls.
wiU
take
the
Anglican
,
IS
la
city
police
court
this
morning.
j
pulpit
recently
vacated
by
Rural
Dean!
T.
1.
Marsh.
Women
of
Today
and
Their
Doings
ASIIt
III
WOOKII
IN
GCUMAN
Is
cot
the
first
Canadian
who
has
had
that
experience.
Sir
Robert
Borden
was
also
originally
a
Liberal
and
Sir
Oliver
Mowat,
who
was
so
long
the
Liberal
premier
of
Ontario,
came
from
a
Conservative
family
Beth
of
these
leaders,
however,
mad
the
change
before
being
first
elected
to
parliament.
Sir
Richard
Cartwright.
on
the
ether
hand,
was
a
prominent
figure
in
the
Conservative
ranks
at
Ottawa
That
Oerman
was
the
language
used
before
he
allied
himself
with
the
Llb-
The
annual
Catholic
Bazaar
will
pen
I
the
courting
of
Princess
Astrtd
of
erals
and
became
minister
of
finance
I
Wednesday
afternoon
at
3.30
pm.
In
(
Sweden
by
Prince
Leopold,
heir
to
Uk
under
the
premiership
of
Alexander
the
Parish
Hall.
It
will
continue
untH
throne
of
Belgium,
came
rather
as
a
MacKenzie.
Thursday
evening
when
the
am-ardla
,
"shock
to
the
Belgians.
t
The
outstanding
example
in
this
con-
ot
prlros
to
admission
ticket
holder-
Speculation
has
been
busy
trying
to
section
la.
of
course.
Mr.
Gladstone
wiU
Uke
place.
Tw
elve
admission
tic-'
ascertain
in
what
tongue
Leopold
had
j
When
he
entered
parliament
he
wa.
ktU
will
be
drawn
on
Wednesday
even-
!
tut
1013
Astrtd:
"I
love
you."
;
described
as
"the
rising
hope
of
tht
Ins
from
those
holding
odd
numbers.
T'
Swedist
Princes
speak
no
'
stern,
unbending
Tories"
and
his
shift
Mrs
Ponder'
orchestra
wiU
be
in
at
tendance
each
evening.
238
CPA
steamer
Princes
Mary.
Capt
Arthur
Sister,
southbound
from
Stag-way
to
Vancouver.
Is
expected
In
port
tonight
cr
tomorrow
morning.
'Among
passengers
leaving
here
tor
Vancouver
on
the
Prlnceaa
Mary
will
be
Rev.
F.
W
Cassllls-Kennedy.
superintendent
of
Jspanei
mission
for
the
Anglican
i
Church,
who
has
been
visiting
the
cltv
on
official
duties
for
the
past
few
day
TOO
LATS-
TO
CLASSIFY
BLACK
PARASOL
TAKEN
FROM
THEA-tie
by
mistake.
Will
owner
of
the
one
left
please
return
the
one
taken
by
mistake
to
DaUy
News
Office.
EXPERIENCED.
IRONER
WANTED.
-Apply
Canadian
Laundry.
tt
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Presbyterian
Uadlrs'
Aid
Baraar,
No
vember
10.
St.
Peters.
Seal
Cove.
Sale
of
Wor
November
11.
Moos
Bazaar
November
18
and
17.
Rupert
East
United
Church
Bazaar,
November
18.
23.
Anglican
Church
bazaar,
Novembe:
Baptist
Ladles'
Aid
Bazaar,
ber
25.
Established
1923
Novenv
Lutheran
Women's
Aid
Sale
of
Work.
Dt-cember
1.
United
Church
Bazaar.
December
2
Special
Denture
Service
r
We
hate
been
uniform.
I?
Mircehkful
4
ii
Denture'
Sen
Ice
e-e'lally
lit
dlf-tlrult
taics.
Da-EP
Kenny
DENTIST
Exchsngs
Block
Phone
109
French
and
the
Prince
does
not
knowing
to
the
Liberals,
among
whom
he
Swedish.
Astrld
spoi.ks
English
fluent
ty
bat
Leopold's
command
of
that
lan
guagx
is
too
limited
to
carry
on
an
ex
tensive
conversation.
Both,
however,
speak
German
admlr
ably.
The
Princess
had
a
Oerman
portrait
painter
who
owes
his
tame
to
Granted
a
woman
by
the
Turkish
Re
public
namely.
iead
of
the'
Bureau
of
After
graduating
from
the
Amerlcaa
College
In
Constantinople.
Bedrie
IU-
noum
studied
medicine
In
Germany
and
France
at
the
expense
of
the
Turkish
Government,
and
returned
to
Turkey
last
yt-ar
as
doctor
of
medicine.
WOMAN
OKHMNKO
AN
;:J)1:
Mrs.
Belle
C.
Hamisa.
who
wai
or
dained
elder
at
Helena,
Mont.,
is
said
,o
be
the
first
woman
in
the
Methodist
Episcopal
Church
to
receive
elder's
or-1
ders.
Two
years
ago.
when
Mrs.
liar-
j
man
wa
ordained
deacon,
a
similar
claim
went
undisputed.
She.
was
grant,
i
er
orders
in
both
cases
after
a
rigid
examination
and
a
vote
of
Conference.
She
has
been
a
supply
pastor
for
a
number
of
years.
.
Iti"
trie
Methodist
Church
there
are
two'
ordinations
tor
the
ministry'
ordination
as
deacon
and
ordination
as
elder.
.
..
IOWA
VOTES
toil
WOtlEN
Men
will
make
their
last,
stand
fo
exclusive
tight
to
public
office
In
Iowa
In
the
November
election.
But
It
wll
not
be
a
determined
stand
and
there
are
Indications
that
they
will
contribute
largely
to
their
own
rout.
The
voter
wUl
pas
finally
upon
a
became
so
great
a
figure,
came
alter
he
had
been
in
pubUc
life
for
some
time.
No
one
can
read
his
biography
without
realising
how
natural
was
his
political
evolution,
and
this
is
also
true
f
that
of
the
Canadian
statesmen
who
governess
while
Prince
Leopold's
'
hve
Deen
mentioned.
As
Mr.
Gladstone
mother.
Queen
Elizabeth
belongs
to
the
house
of
Wurtemberg.
EGOTISM
M
OMAN'S
C1IAKM
"Modern
women's
charm
la
bated
on
egotism
and
her
main
desire
1
to
satiate
her
senses
with
beings
as
free
from
scruples
as
from
honor."
'
Thus
Jean
Gabriel
Domergue.
the
once
said,
party
ties
should
never
be
lightly
broken,
but,
when
by
maintain
lng
them
one
finds
It
necessary
to
sac
rifice
convictions
on
matters
of
largt
moment,
there
should
be
no
questiji.
of
what
Is
the
proper
thing
to
do,
Mr.
Guthrie's
career
Is
exceptional
10
one
respect.
He
did
not
And
It
necessary
to
seek
another
constituency
wher
he
abandoned
his
old
party
for
his
new
one.
For
seventeen
years
he
re-
ttis
akUl
in
depleting
the
charms
of
theLrwnt
-
,1(h
.
.
IvmUIim
IttS-tfl
las
.v.
"
'
;
w'
1
jtbta
&a
a
Unionist,
and
he
has
since
stage,
criticizes
the
modern
woman.
"I
learn
to
know
women
when
I
am
painting
their
portraits;
they
tell
me
thttr
taste
and
aspirations
and
this
is
their
mentality
today."
he
told
woman's
magazine.
'
"It
applies
to
women
of
all
classes.
I
have
seen
them
all
pas
through
my
studio,
society
women,
bourgeoises
and
actresses.
It
Is
among
actresses
I
find
the
most;
serious
women
and
among
the
lower
bourgeoisie
the
most
shameless."
iiiiahs
iiitKisii
mucAi'
A
Turkish
women.
Bedrie
Hahoum.
has
been
appointed
to
the
most
Im
portant
government
position
yet
carried
It
three
times
as
a
Conservative
There
could
be
no
better
evidence
than
this
of
his
personal
prestige
among
those
who
know
him
best.
Jl
XT
HIS
LICK
"How
many
women
did
you
try
to
marry
befare
you
got
met"
she
snapped
In
anger.
"Must
have
been
twelve,"
he
answer
ed,
aadly.
"I
never
counted
'em.
but
It
surely
must
have
been
twelve."
Ottawa.
Fre
Press.
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SMILE.
Srcile
and
the
world
smiles
with
you;
Frown
and
you
frown
alone.
Per
the
cheerful
grin
will
let
you
In
Where
the
frown
Is
never
known.
With
apologies.
,
-
,
,
K
Was
So
Nervous
The
Least
Noise
Made
Her
Jump
Mrs.
VT.
IL
Yates,
Ashern,
Man,
writes:
"I
was
bothered
very
much
with
my
heart
and
nerves,
aud
the
!
Jeaft
noiso
would
make
me
jump
and
almost
stop
my
heart
Ix-ating.
I
told
mr
mother
about
it
one
dar.
and
she
said
that
she
had
lieen
bothered
the
same
way
and
told
me
to
pot
a
box
of
svljTJslJiTr
i
TVhen
I
had
taken
the
one
box
I
felt
;
quite
a
lot
better
and
by
the
time
I
had
:
taken
three
boxe
I
got
relief."
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a
box
at
all
dealers,
or
mailed
direet
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receipt
of
price
by
,
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