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Saturday,
November
1,
to
a
little
jerkwater
affair
like
that
leading
from
nowhere
to
nowhere
which
the
North
Vancouver
people
are
so
crazy
about.
We
should
like
to
once
more
remind
the
powers
that
be
df
the
fact
that
the
route
to
Prince
Rupert
is
the
natural
one
for
the
outlet
from
the
Peace
River
country
and
that
to
try
to
turn
the
business
into
unnatural
channels
is
to
Handicap
the
farmers
of
the
Peace
who
will
have
to
pay
for
the
transportation.
VICTORY
FOR
EMPIRE
TRADE
The
first
contest
in
Britain
since
Premier
Bennett
proposed
to
the
Imperial
Conference
that
a
system
of
Empire
trade
should
be
established
on
the
basis
of
an
all-round
tax
against
other
countries,
has
resulted
in
a
victory
for
the
candidate
favoring
the
Canadian
proposal.
This
may
or
may
not
mean
anything
but
from
this
distance
it
seems
as
if
it
were
an
indication
of
the
British
trend
of
thought
today.
It
follows
out
the
suggestion
made
in
these
columns
Recently
that
the
party
favoring
free
trade
within
the
Empire
has
a
good
chance
of
winning
the
next
election.
Possibly
the
small
Liberal
group,
seeing
the
tendency
of
tKe
day,
will
throw
in
its
lot
with
Labor
to
hold
off
the
genqral
election
for
a
year
or
two.
No
one
can
be
sure
just
What
will
happen
there.
j
It's
particularly
desirable
that
everyone
should
feel
ptbsperous
just
before
Christmas.
or
TEETHING
troubles
'Fussy,
fretful
....
of
course
'babies
are
uncomfortable
at
teething
time!
And
mothers
are
worried
because
of
the
tittle
upsets
which
come
so
suddenly
then.
Du(
there's
one
sure
way
to
comfort
a
restless,
teeth,
uz
child.
Castoria
made
especially
for
babies
and
children!
Its
perfectly
harmless,
as
the
formula
on
the
wrapper
tells
you.
It's
mild
in
taste
ana
action.
Yet
it
rights
little
upsets
with
a-rever-failing
effectiveness.
That's
the
beauty
of
this
special
children's
remedy!
It
may
be
given
to
tiny
infants
as
often
as
there
it
need.
Id
cases
of
colic
and
similar
disturbances,
it
is
invaluable.
But
it
has
every-day
uses
all
mothers
etiouk!
understand.
A
coated
tongue
P.
O.
HOX
158
jl
ill
III
llllllsl
I!
&tm
calls
for
a
few
drops
to
ward
off
constipation;
so
does
any
suggestion
of
bad
breath.
Whenever
older
children
don't
cat
well,
don't
rest
well,
or
have
any
little
upset,
a
more
liberal
dose
of
this
pure
vegetable
preparation
is
usually
all
that's
needed.
Genuine
Castoria
has
Chas.
H.
Fletcher's
signature
on
the
wrapper.
Doctors
prescribe
it.
FREE!
v
FREEW
kJE
A.
FREE!
Hand
Painted
Enlargements
To
Introduce
our
work
to
local
customers,
urtftl
November
1,
we
v4U
make
a
guaranteed
hand-painted
enlargement
from
your
own
saapshot
or
photograph,
without
charge.
And
supply
frame
for
yttm;
paintings
at
26
to
80
lower
price
than
prices
quoted
by
oumae
concerns.
Before
placing
your
order
for
enlaraementa
Consult
Us
Either
phone
or
write
WESTERN
SALES
COMPANY
We
Will
Call
Man
in
the
Moon
If
you
want
to
make'
your
money
go
a
long
way,
try
the
stock
market.
My
'winter
coat
was
made
of
cloth,
I
was
the
goat:
My
winter
coat
Was
taken
note
Of"
by
a
moth
My
winter
coat
Was
made
of
cloth
office
briskly,
removed
his
M
and
turned
to
the
manager:
,
j
"I
understand
you
require
a
boy,;
Sir,
he
said.
,
'
"What
sort
of
ti
place
do
,jean
stand."
"Do
you
expect
to
get
the
kind
I
of
a
Job
you
wast?"
'
Young
People's
SodetyMeets
Debate
Will
Be
Held
-Next-Friday
Nifht
on
Merits
of
Cbureh
and
CivinVeddinrs
A
short
business
meeting
was
held
last
night
by
the
Anglican
Young
People's
Association
in
St
Andrew's
Cathedral
Hall.
Programs
for
the
forthcoming
meg
tinge
were
discussed
and
it
was
decided
to
have
a
debate
next
Friday
evening.
The
subject
of
the
debate
will
be:
Re-Folved
that
a
religious
-wedding1
to
be
preferred
to
a
civil
irrirage."
Affirmative
will
be
taken
by
Miss
O.
Allen
and
L
Munrj
rnd
the
negative
by
Miss
M.
Raabe
and
A.
C.
Mattingley.
TOMORROW
TO
NAG
n
VT7I
HT
n
r-
DON'T
BE
SO
SERIOUS
F71
ibc
ra
-j
tn
cbtb
u
irnvntmimm
Here's
a
chance
for
a
little
fun.
One
of
our
95c
surprise
packages
may
oentaln
Just
the
think
you
need
whieh
would
never
have
been,,
bought
otherwise.
It
saves
you
shopping
around.
We
have
boxed
up
lota
of
articles
valued
from
$1.26
to
$4.50.
Some
of
the
article
in
the
pac-kagetre
fountain
pens,
china
goods!
alarm
clocks,
novelties,
cuyer,
French
ivory,
etc.
Get-one
on
Saturday.
itt
9.
yEVELLEIp
WC
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCIS
CENTRAL
HOTEL
t;lUllBUi.Illl.Bi.li.iJ.BLLllXM
THHi
.DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
November
1830
ELKS'i
DANCE
.
ENJOYABLE
WINTEIttN
WINNIPEG
j
"No.
sir;
nobody
gets
exactly
TERRACE,
Nov.
1:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
what
he
want,
but
it
doetnt
hurt;
Carl
Pohle
left
last
week
for
Prtnoe
1'30
j
him
to
expect
a
good
deal."
i
Rupert
en
route
to
Vancouver
where
,
"What
wage
do
you
think
you
they
will
pay
a
brief
visit
before
!
should
have?"
i
leaving
lor
Winnipeg
where
they
"Ten
dollars
week.
:
tor
years
various
governments
nave
oeen
trying
to
sen
rhe
other
boj
have
been
paid
he
P.
G.
E,
but
so
far
without
success.
With
persistence
,
ve.M
'
,"'n)
spme
government
is
pretty
sure
to
succeed.
British
Co--j
"How
ma&rboyi
d
you
'have
umbia
does
not
want
the
railway,
lhe
province
wishes
to;j
;,N,
l
..
i
m,.
j..i?.ii'..
ii.
t.
'!'
1
thought
so,
said
the
boy.
Flvti
aua.
iiie
uuiit'UHV
is
uiai
no
one
waius
u
umess
a
uunus
,
niiar.
twi
tw
vw,
t
IS
given
along
with
it
sufticient
to
make
it
practically
a
j
to
hang
up
my
hat
and
stay,
ree
gilt
to
the
purchaser.
t
"But
suppose
we
shouJd
dismiss!
Prince
Rupert's
position
in
regard
to
it
is
that
the
needs
yu?"
of
the
Peace
River
country
should
not
be
sacrificed
to
that
.
"
ff
'
"
'n
of
the
P.
G.
E.
The
country
is
too
larce
and
rich
to
haveiiTL"
!!
its
interests
made
subservient
to
any
railway,
much
more
firm
for
the
right
kind
of
boy
to
be
In."
"Well,"
said
the
manager,
"hang
up
your
hat
and
consider
yourself
engaged."
BROTHERHOOD
WINS
DEBATE
'
Hallowe'en
as
Happily
Celebrated
Toe
II
Was
On
Losinjr
Side
In
Urg-
Uy
Brother
Bills
Last
.Night
.
mg
ADomion
oi
wra
s
-
Day
Art
Y
WH
-
rWeltoverone
hundred,
persons'
D
r..
.
,
1Wl,thne
defeated
Toe
H
la
night
erffoyable
in
the
Baptist
Church
Pa
tors.
The
put
on
an:
Hanoween
dance.
Musi?
wis
furniahed
by
Ba-
ubJ,f
k
Orchestra
rd's
Day
Act
Should
Be
Abolish-.
lagno's
which
was
in
particularly,
good
form.
Dancing
was
enjoyed
I
troth
9
p.m.
until
2
a.m.
"d
there
waiot
dull
moment
a
boy
entered
the
Daily
News
f
hati
ii
piukccumsa.
hi,
midnight
delicious
refreshments
were
served
George
Mitchell
was
master
of
ceremonies
,?SHd
other
members
of
want?''
asked
the
manager.
,and
wu,
Ujb
"One
where
there
is
as
little
i
work
and
as
much
oay
as
the
firm
:
expect
to
spend
the
winter.
cv.
a,
ivi
i,tic:
aiiiiiiabiTt:i
diose
the
following
team:
Dr.
As-pinaU.
leader.
Mr.
Stamp-Vincent
and
O.
Halton.
The
Brotherhood
team
was
J.
H.
Smith,
leader,
M.
R.
Dafoe
and
W.
Louden.
Judges
were
Miss
Mills.
,
Mr.
Plommer
and
R.
McLennan.
Timekeeper
was
P.
H.
Linzey,
who
also
occupied
the
chair.
The
debate
was
well
fought,
and
the
judges'
decision
accepted
with
applause.
For
Toe
H.
Mr.
Hatton
was
outstanding.
For
Brotherhood
Mr.
Smith
and
M.
R.
Dafoe
shared
the
honors.
When
the
judges
had
retired
to
deliberate,
the
audience
was
favored
with
solos
by
John
Davey,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
C.
Oilker.
Refreshments
climaxed
the
eve-
It
is
the
choice
of
wisdom
to
prefer
this
finest
tea
TEA
Fresh
from
the
gardens1
!!
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nlng's
entertainment
ana
a
vote
of
i
thanks
to
the
committee.
t
Advertise
In
tre
Dally
News.
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allen
rerun..
,
y,,
city
yesterday
from
a
bruT
-rip
to
Anyox.
"TF
I
had
only
lenown
this
would
,
happen!
So
suddenly!
So
un-.
expectedly!
And
when
everything
looked
so
promising!
"And
to
think
that
time
after
'
time
he
wanted
to
increase
his
life
.
insurance
and
I
talked
him
out
of
it.
How
hard
I
worked
against
myself
and
against
my
own
interests.
I
-
wanted
a
bigger
house.
I
wanted
'
luxuries
!
I
wanted
everything
except
the
protection
he
was
urging
me.
to
accept.
"I
got
my
own
way,
of
course.
;
The
Life
Insurance
was
not
taken.
I
robbed
the
children
of
their
education,
of
my
care,
perhaps
of
their
future
success
in
life.
I
robbed,
myself
of
the
children's
companionship.
For
now
I
must
leave
them
to
earn
the
money
needed
to
keep
our
little
the
family
together
-
-
money
that
Life
Insurance
would
haie
given
me
if
he
had
had
his
tvay--
"--and
I
talked
him
out
bjit."
It
has
been
truly
said
that,
"If
every
wife
knew
what
every
widow
knows,
every
man
would
carry
adequate
Life
Insurance".
And
too
often
it
is
the
children
who
must
pay
the
penalty
of
the
wife's
prejudice..
.
'
.
T
U
T1-
iv
That
jjAb
Ul
AVver
Die,
Ail
L-KW