ids'
November
,
1926.
uonmmtck
George
rorie
CIIARTEREI)
ACCOUNT-ANT
AND
AUDITOR
I'lmiie
aXT
Keiund
.itenue
tVe.t,
I'rlnre
Mupert
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
THf
rrKAum
1.
lUfru
crunni
-wV-.
Tk,
(but
tv
U
H
fonder
of
the
World
THE
NEW
'
THE
rmmUh
of
Cgypt,
feno4
of
,1
ij',
svtn
WooJcn,
are
an
enduring
monument
to
ancient
.rncinecnne
rvmut,
TKe
NEW
BRUNSWICK
acclaimed
the
mo4
remarkable
rrcord-rlaymfr,
liniment
mt
conceived,
it
the
rev
It
of
h.ng
but
eminently
succruful
rrvarh
in
aou.scs.
It
revolt
Jrpeh
of
i.mt,
volume
ami
aftcmiihing
natural
itreuJucTion
that
cannot
rx
duj-li.i-:ii
The
new
Brunswick
it
f
hc
worlJ't
tnuftarklioK
.
mi
lidimrntt,
Priced'
from
t$5
to
t
:
See
it
Meat
it
anj
enjoy
a
rare
experience
$5000.00
in
Prizes!
rx
the
name
anj
slogan
that
heft
devrihc
the
remarlahle
re
pro-
I
ilWIlon
of
the
new
Drumwfct,
we
will
pay
three
price
entailing
I
It
nrw.oo.
Oxnlne
r-artfcUiri
anj
come
ManLi
at
you'
nearest
I
PrumwiLk
Ucalci
,
1
THE
BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER
COMPANY
Or
CANADA.
LOUTED
TORONTO
.
MONTREAL
-
WINNIPEG
CALGAR.V
mONOtaArHI
KCOlpt
rAXATVOPES
iTK
BninswickVonders
of
the
WorlrTSerlcs
No.
1
GREETING
:
CARDS
Or
(Jin
iln
is
lireelittg
liir-I
it
urw
display.
Y"
n
wide
ele
Iliii
of
nrlili'
nnl
in
a
v.mety
of
slyle
g
vp!
n(r
Uial
will
riialil'
yi'o
to
rxpre
exnrlly
your
tu
mid
Kladdeti
Ihe
heart.
f
onr
friend.
(o
whom
lliey
imiI
They
are
pri.
rl
from
t.i
$1.00
pari,
and
we
c
J
reronnneiid
Ihul
i
m.ike
ymir
rlioji-p
nmv
a
a
m:Kier
of
unr
niMomer.
yinr,
lflfl
making
llu'ir
-eler-ihiUI
it
was
(oo
late.
BE
WISE
AND
BUY
EARLY
We
nUo
have
Personal
Greeting
Cards
and
n
book
of
Me
-ard
may
he
examined
in
Hie
More
or
we
will,
on
n
1
-..
-end
a
honk
tor
.
mi
l
examine
Hie
samples
al
me
Ormes
Ltd.
The
Rexall
Stor-a.
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Phones
82
and
200
Easy
Electric
Vacuum
WASHER
Here
Is
a
machine
which
embodies
the
most
approved
principles
of
cleaning
at
a
price
which
should
place
it
In
every
home
having
electric
power.
(alvanlzed
Wash
Tubs
(lalvanlcd
PaiK
Clothe
Line
Wire,
Clothe
Line
1'ulleyn,
lroninir
Hoards
Wah
Hoards
Solid
Copper
Wash
Hoilern
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
2.V.
Third
Avenue.
1M,one
101
MILK
li
price
of
llokeU
is
advanced
(o
8
Quarts
for
$1.00
11
Pints
for
$1-90
I'onimencing
November
1.
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
057.
i
WATER
NOTICE.
Olver.on
and
Ua
!
TUF
NOTPX
Hl"
Somervllle
Cannory
(..imiii'v.
Ltd..
whow
a-trea
l
lorc
a
Wlwrf,
Vancouver,
H.f...
will
ipplv
)Z
in
11
"
ule
or
water
out
or
'mall
Uteaiii.
:
iT
,
i
11
In
at
Mi"
irem.
wWcli
flow.
nf"lli?ai
in."
drain
into
Je.lway
Harlmr
?
i'li'
viril
ifirlhweai
t
-Quilieau
,1
tlalm.
The
water
nirner
i
f
Togo
Mining
u
l
lie
illv.ed
rroin
Hie
MH-am
at
a
in
a
S
.u
I
westerly
dlrerU.n.
and
will
?
u.e
i.r
m.luirial
u.iki-
iiik.ii
I
;
norlheaH
df
land
ileH.rll.e.1
a
It
'ie
tV,o
Vliiinr
:ialm.
This
nolice
wa
m.W.i
?,ii
lit.
rr'und
-in
Ue
ll.
day
of
S.i.m-
....i....ii,,.i
iiir.uaiit
thereto
and
to
IH
'"'vl.
le.
will
li
filed
in
the
orflce
of
I
he
Wairr
lie
"rd.T
at
IT""'
hiirl.
I
?
r
I'S
!?.
VV
aiier
iK'rir.1
Plrine.
dale
r
tn-
nrt
i''"""'
"
I
In
n
ioMthVILLE
CAVNEItY
CO.
py
Frfl
PfiPrlMy
Mlcr.
Ani,
Aavertl'
in
Th
Dally
Ntwi
HEARS
ABOUT
JOURNALISM
!.tl)l)HIl
fllVKV
TO
I.ITKHU1V
ioriKTV
at
iitciii
wiiooi.
YtftlMdHV
AHKiiSoov
Veaurdajr
afternoon
the
JJigh
SotI
Utertry
Society
wat
5dred
by
H
t
Pullep,'mnKlns
wiltor
of
the
Dally
Newt,
on
the
agbject
or
"Jewpiper
Making."
Tt)
apeaker
explained
thit
a
jnewnpaper
w
m
commercial
niidef
I
ana
n
a
u
py
tu
wy
eiu
It
went
oyf
Of
bualneu.
There
wai.pa
nuglo,
way
la
which
could
be
kept
going
exept
by
havng
the
Income
equal
or
exceed
the
expenditure.
It
wai
operated
'primarily
for
the
purpon
of
Vaking
proftu
for
the
shareholdtn.
although
.
thor
,
prpflts
were
uauilly
meagre.
Mr.
PuUen
explained
that
there
en
relly
-three
dlaUnet
tpit
or
profn-aioru
connected
with
the
luujng
(
a
newapaper.
There
waa
the
mechanical
department
pperatwl
uauajljr
under
Uie
Typographical
Union,
the
bualneu
department
whlch'
Included
advertUIng,
accounting
and
circulation,
and
the
tljlr
drpartment
the
editorial
de-partment.
In
which
the
apeaker
vu
more
particularly
Interested.
lli:MKi
Nil
tlX
Telling
more
particularly
of
the
vara
of
the
editorial
department.
Mr.
Pullcn
explained
that
It
waa
work
In
wblcH
the
houra
were
long
and
the
rett'di
mail
and
a
perron
going
Into
It
muit
be
prepared
to
get
a
good
deal
ft
al?UM,
iioweyer
the
aatlafactlon
vm
Iftcat
peraon
waa
Interested
In
public'
aertlce.
Opportunities
occurre1
there
which
were
pot
aeem
tn
null
other
walke
of
life,
for
making
lug-gratlona
and
urging
linprovernenti
if
rtforma
which
might
benefit
the
community.
One
of
the
first
thlnga
a
yOunj
re
porter
waa
told
.was
that
he
must
be
accurate.
It
was'
the
aim
of
al)
newt-I
paper
but
often,
the
results
seemed
to
j
Indicate
otherwise.
The
speaker-
M-I
plained
many
of
the
problems
connect
ed
with
the
work
and
how
they
pert
overcome.
He
told
the
students
that
everything
had
to
be
don
very
rapid);
and
there
was
little
time
(or
conslderi.
Uan
or
rerlalon.
The
surprise
tu
that
there
were,
pot
more
mUttket,
made,
under
these
cfrcumetances.
One
of
the
difficulties
In
gathering'
news.
It
was
explained,
was
to
get
people
to
tell
things
correcUy.
Naturally
moat
of
the
reports
appearing
In
neai-
papers
had
to
be
aecured
from
other
t
people
and
those
people,
not
beln(
i
trained
to
observe,
often
did
not
tee
j
EDMONTON,'
Nov.
8.
Congestion
Of
I
the
grain
movement
would
te
removed
I
by
greater
use
of
such
Interior
elevator
'aa
the
one
at
Edmonton
which
u
;
built
for
this
purpose,
said
Mayor
Blatchford
In
commenting
upon
the
present
situation.
He
also
points
out
'that
after
grain
Is
tsken
Into
these
In-
terlor
houses,
It
la
treated
and
ready
to
be
ahlpped
while
the
storage
rates
1
are
considerably
less
than
what
art
la
eSect
at
Fort
William,
Port
Arthur
or
Vancouver.
"There
should
be
no
question
of
any
congestion
wien
these
eevatora
art
able
to
sake
In
grain,"
aays
the
mayor.
"If
the
terminal
facilities
becotnt
m.
gested,
the
Interior
termlnala
would
be
brought
Into
aervlce,
thua
relieving
the
railway
cars,
and
keeping
the
RTalo
In
desirable
positions
for
handling
on
short
notice."'
Handling
of
screening!
la
also
an
Important
question
for
Alberta
tiroducetl
saya
the
mayor.
He
sayi
that
at
thi
present
time
the
prlc
Pld
for
fanners
dockage
or
screenings
at
Vancouver
li
ag
per
ton
whereas
In
fort
William
or
Port
Arthur
the
amount
la
only
3
per
ton.
In
regard
to
Edmonton,
It
Is
advint-ageoua
to
have
aa
much
grain
Cleaned
here
aa
possible.
According
to
a
return
made
to
parliament
on
April
33,
the
ool
elevator
disposed
of
318
tone
of
screenings
and
the
avrrago
price
to
thj
elevator
was
4.)0
per
tor),
Thli
i
apparently
a
better
market
than
Van-'
couver
and
when
one
takes
Into
tc-J
count
the
aavlng
on
the
freight
rite
pi
fa.30
from
Edpionton
to
Vancouver,
It
would
be
equsl
to
a
price
in
Edmonton
of.
I18
3Q
per
toi
to
the
farm
r
a
against
3
ht
receives
when
hi
ships
to
Fort
William,
aays
the
mayor,'
9
Great
Cl
HUHItV
FOLfvS!
THE
$
HUCK
TOWELS
Reg.
7pc
2
for
$1.00
HUCK
TOWELS
Ueg.
"20c
10
for,
$1.00
HUCK
TOWELS
Itetf.
40c
6
for
$1.00
ALL
WOOL
SWEATEKS
COLORED
HANDKERCHIEFS
Reg
15c
3
for
WOMEN'S
WOOL
VESTS
Reg.
$1.50
From
(1S(
WOMEN'S
VESTS
.
Reg.
$1.75
CHILDREN'S
TEDDY
HE
AH
COATS
It'eir
$6.50
.S1.H.".
HOYS
STOCKINGS
Heffl
$I.C5
"
SO?
utt8was
U.a't
"v'
,
new.pspers
sere
OPTIMISM
REGARD
TO
',
Its
conadVnt
variation,
waa
so
great
that
sample,
of
grain,
vegetable
and
small
It
became
play
and
not
work.
fruit
grown
in
the
northern
areas.
He
i
.
j
expressed
the
opinion
that
the
territory
iDl
ATrUETiDn
CUnlVC
traversed
by
the
railway
eouUfbe
trana-
ULrt
1
Vtll
UiU7
iJUU
II
u
j
formed
Into
a.
thriving
farming
commu
VALUE
OF
WESTERN
Would
Hate
Mure
drain
Cleaned
at
Edmonton
and
at
William
I'ort
YOUR
ONLY
CHANCE
TO
GET
YOUR
SHARE
OF
THESE
EXCEPTIONAL
BARGAINS
IS
TO
nEAT
OTHER
FELLOW'
TO
IT
AND
GET
TJIERE
FIRST
HE
SURE
YOU
GET
YOUR
SHARE.
nity.
At
the
present
time,
however,
he
believed
It
would
be
advisable
to
con-
DAIITC
TH
CUIDDCD?,tctttv
development
of
the
mln-
UUUlLi
IV
JIIU
1
L1M
erxvl
and
timber
resources,
Mr
Jlorton
said
he
had'
been
Informed
reliable
authorities
that
the
Nelson
Belli
1
1
Dm
SUCCESS
IS
YOURS
AAGC
BAKING
POWDER
Jfi&fiesf
Quality,
J'dcrajii
Price.
MADE
IN
CANADA
NO
ALUM
e.W.GlLs-CTT
CP.I.TO.
TORONTO,
CAN.
LAD1KS
LONG
SILK
GLOVES
Keg,
$2-50
81,2.1
W
ASH
CLOTILS
.
Reg.
20c
UK
each
'FANCY
iSILK
.TIES
Itek-
75c
COTTON
'CKEI'ES.
Reg.
25c.
5
Yards
for
$1,00
FLANNELETTES
Reg.
35c
.5
Yard
for
$1.00
CHOCHET
COTTON
Reg.
2
for
25c
,
10
for
91.00
WOMEN'S
SILK
HOSE
Reg.
$2.00
2
Pair
for
81.00
CHILDREN'S
DRESSES,
STAMPED
Reg.
$2.50
$1.00
WOMEN'S
VESTS
Reg.
50c
3
for
$.00
-mantes
jor
inaccuracy.
UIiriCnM
DJtV
DfiTITC
speratlne
throughout
the
greater
part
'
NFMK
COIIITTIMI
I
nUUOUfl
DAI
tVUUili
of
the
winter.
I
The
work
of
the
Canadian
Preta
In
-tr
,
,
coUectlng
new
and
forwarding
H
by
WlNNlPtQ,
Nfatf
-
4."
Construction
nftf
DDfrRl7CC
fiV
telegraph
was
mention.
For
Prince
,rJt
i
progressing
favorably
00
the
UUlll
rAUulvLOJ
Uf
nupert
the
selection
of
telegraphic
jiutison
Bay
paUway.
and
road
opera-
THPCQHIMP
IM
A
I
RFDTA
news
was
made
at
Vancouver,
and
the
tbhs
will
be
continued
a
tang
aa
wea-
InnEiUnillU
111
nLDCln
newapapers
here
were
dependent
onthther
condltlpns
wUl
permit
this
winter,
i
selecUon
of
the
men
in
the
offlce
at
John.
Hartpn,
representative
of
their.l'.K,
Kepnrt
says
ih
ivr
Cent
of
Vancouver.
Th-
f
these
dei.lon-to-the-Bay
Asaoclatlon.
declared
on'
Hork
ComplrteU
In
Alberta
,
patches
waa
large.
!
hts
return
from
a
alx.weeki'
trip
to
Port
j
The
speaker
urged
young
people
not
Nelson
and
the
uorthland.
New
tleej
WINIPEO.
Nov.
5.
The
weather
and
i
to
take
Up
newapaper
wprk
unless
pre-.naves
been
laid
along
th
line
right
up,
crop
report
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
I
pared
to
work
hard
for
little
pay,
but:
to
the
end
of
steel,
he
said.
1
railway
states
'that
snow
and
rain
on
Friday
last,
and
again
Sunday
caused
entire
.
suspension
of
threshing
opera
Uons
in
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
and
at
least
two
or
three
dsys
of
good
weather
will
be
required
before
atooks
are
In
shape
for
resumption
of
work.
Except
for
light
snow
flurries
in
scattered
districts
on
Calgary
and
Edmonton
divisions,
which
caused
slight
Interruption,
threshing
made
good
pro-press
In
Alberta.
At
present
In
Uanl-
i
toba
80
to
83
per
cent
of
wheat,
and
BO
per
cent
01
coarse
grains
have
been,
threshed;
Saskatchewan
60
per
cent
of
ft
heat
and
83
to
90
of
other
grains;
Alberta,
90
per
cent
of
wheat
and
about
tame
percentage
of
coarse
grains.
One
week
of
good
weather
should
be
sufficient
to
enable
completion
of
threshing-
throughout
the
west,
and
if
this
materializes
there
is
no
doubt
that
most
of
the
grain
which
still
remains
to
be
threshed
will
prove
to
be
t:i
much
better
shape
than
seemed
pos.
slble
earlier
In
the
season.
The
matter
of
seed
oats
for
next
year,
more
particularly
In
Alberta,
Is
ione
of
some
concern,
as
much
of
the
'oats
appear
to
have
lost
considerable
vitality
as
thla
crop
suffered
greater
depreciation
than,
wheat.
Fall
plowing
varies
considerably
In
percentage
sc.
eompUshed
In
Individual
districts.
In
Manitoba
approximately
30
per
cent
of
plowing
la
done.
Saskatchewan
25
to
30
per
cent
and
AJberta
35
per
cent.
The
comparatively
small
amount
of
land
prepared
la,
of
course,
due
to
the
backward
threshing
conditions
which
hindered
thli
and
other
field
worH.
but
there
la
still
the
chance
that
much
plowing
will
yet
be
accomplished
through
frosty
nights
will
probably
Inter,
fere
to'
some
extent.
A
satisfactory
featuro
Is
the
large
amount
of
moisture
stored
away,
and
the
soil
In
thla
respect
l
trt
much
better
condition
than
usual.
GERMAN
CANNON
IS
NOT
YEBY
ACCEPTABLE
NORFOLK,
f
Npy
5.-
The
cliy
of
Norfolk
does
pot
want
the
oaptured
O.rmaiv
cannon
donated
to
the
elty'
by
the
government
and
t
up
ntthe
court-house,
yard
aa
a
relic
of
the
Great
War.
Too-
many
people
have
been,
making
o
ean
oweep
All
Selling
Records
Demolished
JAP
DRESSER
COVERS
Reg.
$1.25
7"c
CHILDREN'S
FLANNEL
DRESSES
$:i.l5
LADIES'
FELT
HATS
Reg.
$6.00
$.'1.00
and
$4,00
LADIES'
TWEED
SUITS
Reg.
$25.00
$11J0
CHILDREN'S
LISLE
STOCK-INGS
Hoc4
Pair
CHILDREN'S
WOOL
STOCK-,
INGS
From
25c
Pair
Reg.
$29.00
SHETLAND
FLOSS
WOOL
Reg,
J5c
10
for
$1.00
KNITTING
WOOL
Reg.
35c
5
for
$1,00
SILKINE
CROCHET
COTTON
Reg.
15c
20
for
$1.00
CI!
AS,
E.
RAND.
'THE
"MARK
DOWN
MAN,"
IN
CHARGE.
Mrs.
FRIZZELL
Ladies'
and
Children's
Ready
to
Wear
Sale
$
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!
for
Dollar
Day
Saturday
$
LADIES'
SCARVES
$:t.50
WOMEN'S
NIGHTGOWNS
Reg.
$2.25
From
$1J0
CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR
SHIRTS
and
DRAWERS
Reg.
75c
MERCERISED
IIROADCL0TH
Reg,
75c
Vr
Yard
'
LADIES
SILK
DRESSES
Reg,
$25.00
$12.00
apd
$15.00
DRESS
HATS
Half
Price
LADIES'
SILK
and
WOOL
SWEATERS
Reg.
$6,00
From
'$.'(.25
WOMEN'S
and
CHILDREN'S
WOOL
GLOVES
."0
Pair
LADIES'
WINTER
COATS
Reaver
Collars
$20.00
Third
Avenue
t-
to
those
who
liked
It,
the
Interest
In,
lr.
Morton
brought
back
with
him
River
did-
not
freeze
up
sufficiently
at
the
port
to
prevent
ocean
going
vessels
Men's
from
$12.95
Over
100
Men's
Overcoats
and
100
.Men's
Suits
by
the
best
tailors
In
Canada
arrived
this
week.
This
was
a
lot
of
travellers'
samples
which
we
bouiiht
at
jt
very
special
price,
and
you
know
samples
are
always
perfection
so
far
as
tailorjnir
and
material
is
concerned.
Come
In
and
have
vour
pick.
SPECIAL
FOR
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
ONLY
A
large
lot
of
Khaki
Combination
Overalls
.
'
Special
Price
$2.75
Every
man
who
brings
this
ad.
with
him
will
got
a
package
of
handkerchiefs
free.
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue.
fun
of
11
ex-service
men
and
laymen
alike,
city
officials
say.
An'
Inscription
shows
the
gun,
or
part
of
it,
waa
made
In
the
Krupp
factory
In
1804.
The
Rarltan
Arsenal,
whence
the
cannon
came,
has
been
asked
to
take
t
back
and
exchange
It
tor
something
that
would
aeem
to
resemble
more
closely
a
real
weapon
of
warfare.
I'KVATl'ltAL
Et't'OKT
Marge
makes
me
alck."
Me
too.
Bhs
tries
ao
hard
to
be
feminine.'
Bed
Cat.
J.
.11.
Miller.
Proprietor
Dr.
Alexander
Irnlth
look
Phone)
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