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DAILY
EDITION
citizens
unite
in
looking
on
the
bright
side
of
things.
In
other
words
they
get
the
prosperity
habit.
Take
as
an
example
the
situation
as
it
arose
last
spring.
FOR
ANY
CHILD
i
rrm
CHILDREN
are
happy
and
carefree
by
nature,
so
when
they
cry
for
no
apparent
reason
any
careful
mother
worries.
No
one
can
always
guess
just
what
is
wrong
but
the
remedy
can
always
be
the
same.
Good
old
Castorial
There's
comfort
in
every
drop
of
this
pure
vegetable
preparation
and
not
the
slightest
harm
in
its
frequent
use.
As
often
as
Saturday,
October
11.
1930
;
THINK
RIGHT
AND
YOU
ARE
RIGHT
"Think
right
and
you
are
right,"
or
in
otjitsryords,
"as
a
man
thinketh
so
he
is."
Think
prosperity
andyou
be-!
CRITICISM
OF
PREMIER
BENNETT
Premier
Bennett
is
beincr
criticized
for
his
attitude
in
;
ent
baby
has
a
fretful
spell,
is
feverish
and
cross
and
can't
sleep,
let
Castoria
soothe
and
m
WW,
Sometimes
it's
a
tot!
orVStflfc.
Sometimes
it
is
constipation.
Just
keep
Castoria
handy
and
give
freely
for
any
of
the
above
conditions;
relief
will
follow
promptly.
All
through
babyhood,
Castoria
is
a
mother's
6tandby,
and
wise
mothers
do
not
change
to
stronger
medicines
as
the
child
grows
older.
Just
increase
the
dose
of
Castoria
and
keep
the
youngster's
stomach
6weet
and
the
bowels
in
good
order.
To
be
6ure
of
getting
genuine
Fletcher's
Castoria
you
6hould
signature:
Ater
and
her
hu
.unci.
Willing
on.
come
prosperous.
Apply
that
to
the
local
siniatidh
and
we
7f
W
A
T
A
V
find
that
Prince
Rupert
will
be
much
more
prosperous
if
M
i"JLi
sJi
1
FOR
CIRCUS
Business
was
quiet
and
many
people
saw
blue
ruin
staring
nis
ItoiMy
CUlh
Evcnt
cteed
mem
in
me
lace,
iney
laiKeu
in
mourniui
terms
01
ine
outlook
and
it
was
a
wonder
we
ever
recovered.
Then
came
the
fish
and
the
improvement
and
finally
the
busiest
week
or
turn
thnt.
Princp
T?nrwrt.
hns
tver
hnrl
Thoro
wnu
tin
Mfht
With
S8M
More
Added
to
Takings
The
second
night
of
the
big
Ro-
need
for
the
pessimism
of
the
previous
month..
All
was
j?
3
LasT
wuriung
uui
wen
aiinougn
we
coum
not
JUSC
see
11
ai
me,
first,
proved
a
great
success
and
time,
I
added
something
like
$800
more
to
So
it
will
be
in
the
future.
Prince
Rupert
has
a
destiny
the
a8
earnings,
bringing
the
that
will
carry
her
on
in
spite
of
the
blua
11
.aflfote-tart;
"
upj
she
will
makmuch
greater
progress
if
lifM,
there
is
a
dull
week
and
look
for
the
silver
lining
showing
nasium
fund
win
be
quite
large,
just
over
the
horizon.
On
the
whole
we
have
had
a
pros-;
The
winning
numbers
in
toe
big
perous
season
and
everything
points
to
much
better
times
drawing
are
Postd
today
in
the
nhonrl
T.ot
no
nnnfitino
tr
tliinn-
nvncnafifv
no
tViof
rrofo,.
M
Louvre
store
and
will
remain
prosperity
may
come
to
us.
there
over
Sunday,
the
prises
being
obtained
from
Munro
Brothers
store.
In
the
hall
last
night
all
the
ev-
were
well
patronised
and
bringing
before
the
Imperial
Conference
a
proposal
that
i
?annpc
w"
J'
"LSS
nearly
the
riatfons
of
the
British
Commonwealth
shalf
impose
ZltJ!!Z
SftSrJS
ten
per
cent
tariff
against
the
rest
of
the
world.
'
"
1
I
seemed
to
enjoy
the
fun.
-
It
may
be
suggested
that
in
doing
so
he
is
nrely"siig-i
it
has
o-en
found
impossible
to
gesting
to
Great
Britain
that
the
people
shall
tax
them-:socure
8
of
a11
winners
of
selves
for
the
purpose
of
entering
the
fiscal
ring
and
that
SrSlfJiL66.
"ISJ?
if
Britain
were
to
propose
such
a
line
of
action
to
this
countiy
under
reversed
conditions,
the
suggestion
would
;
baw
won
a
large
cake,
a
native
be
resented
here.
That
is
the
only
possible
criticism
wo
see
fnm
oreenvuie,
Jonah
Gray,
was
that
can
be
made
and
we
doubt
if
it
can
be
justified.
If
.
among
winners,
oeorge
Canada
wishes
high
protection,
and
she
evidently
does"MrfnP""L!!r
judging
from
the
vot
given
at
the
last
elecetion,
and
if
'ZVtSS'
she
wishes
to
trade
with
the
rest
of
the
Empire,
the
logical
Following
were
winners
in
some
thing
was
to
have
a
protective
duty
imposed
by
all.
We
'
the
raffles:
know
of
no
nation
of
the
Empire
better
fitted
to
make
Percolator
Mns
Denny
Alien,
such
a
proposal
than
Canada
for
this
country
has
for
0lS,Jttu
fhaker'
J-w-Ntek'
years
given
a
preference
to
Britain.
Under
these
condi-
j
amr
get,
Nelson
tions
We
see
no
justification
for
criticizing
Mr.
Bennett
;
Five
dollars
in
gold,
Saul
Kadon-
jor
maKing
tne
suggestion,
in
fact,
we
rather
like
the
idea.
&any
a
man
thinks
he
knows
it
all
until
he
gets
married.
asan.
Manicure
set
Dr.
Hanklnson.
Bedspread,
Mrs.
Qibson.
Fruit
cake,
Mrs.
Oulick.
Pyjama
suit,
F.
W.
Weach.
Five
dollar
gold
piece.
Mis.
James
Lee.
Fratt
cake,
C.
L.
Monro.
:
Round
trip
to
Massett,
3.
B.
Mej-
liah.
Ton
of
bait,
Dr.
Tait.
Meeting
of
Cradle
Roll
Wee
Pupils
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
Entertained
The
Cradle
Roll
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
met
in
the
church
parlor
yesterday
afternoon.
Rooms
were
decorated
for
the
children.
There
was
a
abort
period
of
Instruction
in
picture
study.
Lunch
was
served
on
a
small
table
in
a
manner
quite
amusing
to
the
children.
The
Lesson
was
taught
to
enjoy
proper
food.
Light
refreshments
were
served
to
mothers.
There
was
a
fair
attendance.
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
'ha
the
largest
Cradle
Roll
enrollment
In
the
Pacific
Synod.
Ensign
H.
Doys,
financial
officer
of
the
Salvation
Army
for
Northern
British
Columbia
and
Alaska
with
headquarters
at
WrangeU,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
Ocean
Falls,
where
he
has
Iseen
on
Army
business,
and
will
proceed
from
here
to
Arrjox
arid
Stewart
"
.a...'
rner
M.irgot
Fleminc
VLs.
jant
Ha
inge
!":n:r
A.
D
C.
to
Lord
art
:een
he
,
ub:)u
n
sal!
tor
England.
Montreal
Importers
Going
Out
of
Business
I
Men
who
are
aapious
to
save
30
j
to
507c
on
such
well
known
makes
'as
Master
Mechanic
msckinawa.
I
overall;:,
pure
wool
work
shirts,
I
English
tweed
odd
pants,
Penman's
and
Atlantic
underwear,
should
not
oass
up
this
wonderful
opportunity,
j
Without
a
doubt
it
is
the
greatest
money-saving
event
Prince
Rupert
has
seen
for
many
a
day.
You
can
now
buy
&
$950
ex'ra
heavy
Master
Mechanic
macUnaw
at
only
$5.95
and
we
are
now
selling
men's
overalls,
regularly
$1J
quality,
at
enly
95c.
Work,
ajjoes
Uiat
sell
regularly
at
$5.50
are
on
sale
at
$3.26.
Really
men,
it
la
the
sale
of
all
-eales
for
no
matter
hat
you
want
we
have
it
.Vifie
that
ab-silu
eJy
defies
competition,
so
take
advantage
of
this!
glorious
opportunity
t?
save!
Just
arrived
lshfnes
of
women's
new
snappy
fail
shoes.
My,
they'
are
splendid
hirmbers.
bought
to
;ell
at
$5.95,
and
$7.00.
Bat'
they
too,
must
be
sold,
so
out
they
i,o
in
one
Ug
lot
at
$3.95
a
pair,!
What
a
bargain!
You'll
never
forgive
yourself
U
yba
miss
this
big
-hoc
evont.
Our
loss
is
your
gain!
Come!
Buyi
Save!
Advt.
i
Mrs.
Charles
Oechsli,
who
has
spent
a
week
in
the
city,
sailed
last
night
for
Vancouver.
Pi
sa
n&-K
wm
a
Chick
Relief
for
'A
CONSTIPATION
BLOATING,
ETC.
'Casrairefs
THiy
WORK
WHILE
you
SLEEP"
rift
&$unstM(ca7(t
fjaestueZ
ua
.
There's
only
one
defense
against
yie
cold
weather
and
-
that's
the
proper,
kind
of
coal.
Buy
a
ton
of
eoal
from
us
and
fire
away
at
Old
Man
Winter.
Hell
quit
on
the
run.
Order
a
ton
of
coal
today
and
note
the
haste
that
we
display.
Philpott,
Evitt
&
Company
Ltd.
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penty
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all
week
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x
-
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Thectre
MONDAY
and
TUESDAY,
OCT.
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&
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FOR
mE
PRICE
OF
All
Coats
and
Dresses
Two
for
the
Price
of
One.
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Goods
and
Keep
Prosperity
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THE
chap
who
overbid
his
hand
always
loses
in
thr
long
run.
No
person
can
continually
bid
whdl
ho
hasn't
got
and
make
it
Business
in
ono
way
is
something
like
a
game
of
bridge
.
.
.
with
merchants
and
manufacturers
playing
for
your
patronage.
You
want
furniture
aikl
breakfast
fooda,
books
and
clothes,
radios,
cigarettes
and
toys,
groceries,
fruits,
vegetables,
etc-rthey
want
to
sell
you
theirs.
They
bid
with
advertising.
The
morchantvho
alv(fr!jf4g
jfon
unworthy
product
can't
win.
He
is
simply
inducflimoro
jteople
to
find
out
in
a
shorter
time
how
poor
it
Js.
ITe'Is
overbidding
his
hand,
and
is
bound
to
get
set-
Losing
is
too
costly
.
.
.
depend
upon
it,
products
that
are
advertised
must
be
pood!
The
advertisements
in
this
newgpnper
are
guides
to
the
finest
merchandise
of
every
sort,
merchandise
carefully
and
faithfully
made,
of
certain,
honost
value.
You
can
trust
the
manufacturers
who
write
them.
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rtuy
the
real
Coal
our
famous
Edson
and
Cassldy-Wflllnjton
In
any
qnantitles.
Also
Bulkier
Valley
Hay,
Grain
and
Robin
Hood
Flour.
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558
It
pays
tb
read
the
advertisements.
They
arc
bids
hacked
by
products
that
can
compete
in
the
open
.
.
.
and
'win.
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