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Saturday,
October
IS,
ISM
GO
IUGHT
AFTER
WHAT
YOU
WANT
We
have
heard
a
great
deal
about
the
Conservatives
of
North
Vancouver
quarrelling
among
themselves
jpk
jn
spite
of
this
there
seems
to
be
a
great
deal
of
unity
lntl&t
progressive
city.
The
Liberals
have
withdrawn
enpifeition
to
the
Conservative-government
if
theynget
the
P.G.E.
completed
in
order
to
bring
them
business.
The
parties
are
;
virtually
uniting
in
order
to
build
up
North
Vancouver.
With
them
it
is
business
first
and
politics
second.
j
Prince
Rupert
may
well
learn
a
lesson
from
North
Vancouver.
Without
sacrificing
any
of
our
principles
we
can
unite
to
bring
business
this
way.
There
are
times
when
political
opposition
is
foolish
and
such
a
time
is
the
present
in
North
Vancouver.
PRESUMING
PEACE
.
If
all
the
countries
of
the
world
were
presuming
peace,
there
would
be
no
war.
If
one
or
two
militant
countries
go
about
presuming
war,
there
will
probably
Be
war:
Presuming
prosperity
makes
business
better
and
presuming
peace
is
possibly
the
most
likely
way
of
securing
peace.
To
what
extent
these
psychological
efforts
can
be
continued
we
do
not
profess
to
know.
The
mental
influence
of
a
country
is-similar
m
degree
to
the
mental
influence
of
a
person.
Today
all
the
influences
of
Great
Britain
are
to
ward
peace
but
let
another
government
take
the
reins
and
this
may
change.
Then
there
is
another
aspect
to
this
peace
and
war
prob
lem.
Die
tendency
of
the
world
is
to
step
on
the
person
who
is
down.
And
again
what
is
true
of
the
individual
is
reflected
in
the
nation.
The
nation
unable
to
defend
itself
is
at
a
disadvantage.
While
we
may
make
gestures
toward
peace
and
our
policy
may
all
be
in
the
direction
of
peace
we
canont
afford
in
the
present
condition
of
the
world
to
scrap
our
armaments,
pay
off
our
fighting
forces
and
de
vote
all
our
energies
to
the
cultivation
of
the
peaceful
arts,
MOTHERS
now
learn
value
of
Magnesia.
Ita-auM
it
b
no
helpful
ft
keepnu
fcnMM
and
rhildrra
healthy
and
Ppy.
VM7
mtW
ithould
know
about
Phillip
lift
of
IhjpHwia.
Tali
lurmlnw,
alajost
taatelau
prepsratioa
b
moat
effective
ia
re-i
Wring
thote
symptoms
of
bablei
sad
children
generally
caused
by
soaring
food
In
the
little
digestive
tract,
such
aa
Mur-befchiag,
frequent
vomiting,
fereriahaeai,
aolie.
Ai
raiU
laxathru,
It
acts
gently,
bat
ear.
taialy,
tar
open
the
little
bowels
ia
eoaatipetioa,eolde,chUdra1
diseases.
OCTOBER
11-18
3
".
A
teaspoonfo.1
of
Phillip
Milk
of
Magnesia
doe
the
work
of
half
a
putt
af
time
water
in
nisttraliiiag
row's
milk
for
infant
feeding,
a,
preventing
hard
curds.
Its
many
uses
for
mother
and
child
art
(ally
explained
la
the
Interesting
IS
"Useful
Informs
tioa."
It
will
be
sent
you
rBEE.
Write
The
Oa.
n.
Phlllipai
Chemical
Co,
Windsor,
Ontario.
In
bnyfag
be
sure
to
get
Phillips
Milk
of
MatneakT
hotter
have
prescribed
ft
for
ever
JO
year.
M
erchants'
Free
Drawing
Coupons
Given
Away
With
Every
Purchase
of
15c
and.
Over
On
STATIONBim
J
MAJESTIC
RADIOS
PRINTING
SUPPLIES
Purchased
During
PROSPERITY
WEPK
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
Limited
3rd
Avenue
-
Prince
Rupert
Lovely
hair!
Modern
hair
dressers
add
beauty
to
year
hair
by
graceful
lines
and
con-tours.
It
is
just
as
important
to
keep
year
hair
soft,
lustrous,
abundant,
rich
in
color.
Millions
of
girls
and
womti
are
doing
this
at
home
with
the
easy
help
oi
Danderine.
It
ia
so
simple
to
as.
AH
yon
do
ia
pot
a
little
on
yonr
brash
each
time
you
arrange
your
hair.
Instantly
Danderine
brings
oat
the
natural
eewr
of
dingy,
rtfekns
hair
makes
it
store
spa
riding
and
aasifwas
than
brftnantfee;
makes
it
eaay
to
manage;
holds
it
in
plaee.
The
consistent
m
of
Baadodne
dissolves
the
erast
of
daadmtt";
stops,
falling
hatr;
tends
to
make
the
hair
grow
long,
silky
and
abundant.
Five
million
bottles
used
a
year!
Danderine
The
One
Minute
I
lair
Beautiper
At
Ail
Drug
Store
Thirty
Fiv
Cants
Man
in
the
Moon
Now
that
we
fere
all
proaper&us
let
us
all
try
to
stay
that
way.
A
beauUfm
giri
was
beirag
tried
in
a
certain
Nebraska
town
for
katei's-hsr
htjeaand.
Tit
bsrerej
hat&sd.
They
knew
jfee
waal
guttffc
bat
didnt
want
to
lam
her
because
of
her
beauty
yt
they
feared
to
Jane
their
WTva
K
they
didnt.
Finaty,
one
af
them
happened.
to,
nsaa?
thai
the
dad
nan
bad
been
an
BRc.
Tke
pro-
3len
was
solved.
They
pais
ad
thH
sentence:
"Twenta
tJattars
fine
for
shoot
ing
an
BH
oat
of
season!"
V
J
Wow
f
thai
the
prosperity
week
people
have
eliminated
btae
from
tbjelr
Hat
of
colors
what
are
we
go
tag
to
do
fog
sky.
"Those
wtto
have
nothing
to
do
.vill
keep
4Usmy
from
this
plaee
We
want
people
with
a
purpose
around
this
totat,
even
If
the
pur
pose
Is
only
to
spend
money."
Some
people
look
so
happy
you'r
think
they
had
Inst
been
taHdng
or
hearing
scandal.
An
old
negro
was
receiving
a
lecture
from
a
Judge.
"Now,
I
don't
expect
to
see
you
here
again."
ended
the
man
of
law.
rWhftftltr.
Judge."
querried
the
rlMro,
jftMre
not
a-going
to
re
College
Lad
'arrested
for
eaxee-
"ive
speeding)
But.
your
honor.
7
akn
a
college
boy.
The
Judge
Ignorance
doesn't
excuse
anybody!
Winter
Comes
To
Interior
Smithers
had
its
first
snowfall
of
the
season
earlier
than
usual
this
fall.
A
few
days
ago.
the
snow
fell
for
a
whole
day
but
It
was
wet
and
won
disappeared.
There
has
been
more
snow
since
and
it
Is
to
be
ex
pected
that
the
central
interior
will
soon
be
In
the
full
grip
of
Old
Man
Winter.
Curzon's
Union-made
men's
wear
of
every
description
sold
un
der
Union
wage
rates.
5-
-'
s,t-
m
TRADES
AND
LABOR
MEET
Variety
of
Subjects
Discussed
at
Gathering
Thursday
A
rasjr1
1
1
I
rr
r
mm
Ma
iU.
'
aionuiiy
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ru
pert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
on
Thursday
evening
to
press
for
con
structlontol
n
inajjeow
at
the
lo
cal
yards.
Recently
the
Federal
Government
called
or
tenders
for
the
building
of
a
craft
of
this
type,
and,
in
view
of
this,
the
resolution
was
passed.
Copies
of
the
resolution
were
telegraphed
to
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
and
the
Minister
of
Labor,
drawing
attention
to
the
fact
of
no
public
works
being
done
here,
at
the
present
time,
and
urgently
requesting
that.
If
at
all
possible.
the
snag
scow
construction
be
done
here,
where
there
Is
&
modern
shipyard,
and
where
there
Is
labor.
The
meeting
was
well
attended.
Credentials
from
D.
Yates,
delegate
from
the
Machinists
Union
were
received
and
the
delegate
seated.
1-
There
was
also
a
letter
received
from
the
Junior
Football
Association
fKanlcThe
the
council
for
'He
Minimum
Wage
The
executive
was
empowered
to
take
whatever
steps
may
be
deemed
necessary
Jn
placing
the
names
of
householders
on
the
municipal
registration
list.
Another
matter
engaging
the
attention
of
the
meeting
concerned
the
Minimum
WagcAct.
The
council
had
reason
to
believe
that
In
Prince
Rupert
there
are
not
infrequent
breaches
of
the,
provisions
of
the
Act.
and,
as
u
result,
the
auth
i
Now
26
Quicker
Starting
with
No
Loss
of
Mileage!
Made
for
Western
Canada's
Winter
Weather
MEET
Western
Canadian
TO
weather
conditions,
the
Uaiov
Oil
CoMfAar
or
Caxaoa
Limited
offers
a
remarkable
new
gsjoune-Wiirrt
Super
Union.
This
fuel
not
cedy
gives
you
quicker
starting
(tests
in
laboratory
and
ke
chamber
show
6)
but
there
is
an
sacrifice
in
miles
e.
Tho
by
aaiag
Wivtek
SkpfT
Union
eadusivarjr,
from
now
on,
you
obtain
sanssatr
mieage
with
tke
extra
vtataiatv
necessary
for
winter
perfernsaee.
-
Three
ether
advaatsgee
characMrw
v.
'
izc-
thh
new
waMer
aasohnc.
i.
it.
Srswspeed
hsacaing
reduced
to
absolute
msasmHfls.
J.
Accekratkan
on
UN,
in
tnmc
or
on
the
open
highway
in
low,
intermediate
and
high
gear
is
increased.
UNION
OIL
COMPANY
3.
Special
attention
has
been
given
to
reduce
disagreeable
odors
sometimes
noticed
st
high
speeds.
This
is
important
to
yew
in
winter
when
the
car
i
often
entirely
dosed,
especially
so
if
your
rings
are
worn
considerably.
Swil
fit)'
to
Wiirrra
Suptr
Umoa
get
ir
quicker
starting
with
no
loss
of
mileage.
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
The
Union
Oil
Company
or
Canada
Limited
is
contributing
to
Western
Canadian
prosperity.
It
has
a
Urge
Investment
in
the
West,
buys
Canadhsfl
materials
and
employs
Canadian
men
and
women.
(NryrEt
No
Smftr
Unsw-CntTt
is
Wuma
gassr
L'k.
alus
tto
asnrsa
aaci-kaoca
sdraautss
ti
EaayD
OF
CANADA
LIMITED
A
I'-i
n
M
r
.
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tf
nt'
enrt"i
m.
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a1
in.
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f
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11
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tt.i.
mo
Ut4
vVlTtt
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I
ai.
a
t
ajOeggg.
Aj
a
ImI
check
can
ro
Finally,
WinTit
SafVt
m
into
the
c
.d
r-
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mfB
iritcsi
oa
ta
f
a
rri'
ic-
r-"r.'
r
id
t
j
hi
that
it
Tea
ci
it
ten
are
five
oj
J$
qtMClrf
na4e
to
2
',
ttrtin,
muk
M
fait
-
U'tf
uitt
f
asahVaxr.
WINTER
Super
UNION
2656
QUICKER
STARTING
WITH
NO
LOSS
OP
MILEAGE
orities
have
been
reouatted
to
see
that
tha
law,
in
this
retard.
Is
enforced.
Some
time
ago,
a
latter
.was
sent
hv
the
TrnrfM
o
nA
rJRin.
r.nn.M
J
i
-.wyntH
I
tn
tliw,
TMh.
IF
In
.1.11
f
iA,
1
of
Education.
VrctoriiJ'rtiuesanc
Scoutmasters
uuuruutiiun
concerning
any
pro
j
change
In
the
cost
of
school
books.
A
,
if
n.l...
I
T-l
.
had
also
been
sent
ToyHospital
To
Open
Soon
Had
SIretlnr
Last
.N'lzhl
and
Made
Preliminary
.trrantements
A
renlv
from
Mr
iilrhiiff
m.t"
naal
toy
repair
shop
In
antU
read.
The
minister
wrote
that
lhid?"0B.
rt
Christmas
season
iaatter
matter
was
was
nnHr
under
coruuderaUon,!
cnniuira
tinn
T"'
November
15.
Quarters
have
tiicimuiiuii
uui
uiere
was
very
little
difference
in
the
coat
of
school1
books
in
Prince
Rupert
and
Victoria.
As
for
any
change
In
administration
matters,
Mr.
Hlnchllffe
advised
that
the
department
was
now
engaged
on
plans
which
he
believed
would
prove
acceptable.
The
meeting
was
presided
over
by
Aid.
S.
D.
Macdonald.
president.
Ladies
Were
Entertained
Baptist
Brotherhood
Members
Were
Hosts
Last
Evening
.Members
of
the
Baptist
Brother-h&d
were
hosts
to
the
ladles
last
night,
and
entertained
with
a
short
musical
program
after
which
games
of
a
humorous
nature
were
Indulged
In.
Finally
the
brothers
gave
their
sisters
a
real
spread,
the
ladles
hardly
leaving
enough
on
the
plates
for
the
waiters.
The
musical
program
was
as
follows:
Piano
selection,
Miss
BUeen
Ham-bltn.
Violin
solo,
Miss
Phyllis
Ilamblln.
Vocal
note,
V.
O.
Houston.
Piano
solo,
Mrs
Clifford
Ollker.
Scoutmasters
of
the
citv
at
.
meeting
last
night,
decided
to
open
not
yet
been
secured
but
efforts
are
being
made
to
obtain
a
vacant
store
downtown.
Co-operation
of
the
Old
Guides
Is
being
sought
and
a
meeting
will
be
held
with
them
In
the
hear
future.
Meantime,
the
assistance
of
the
public
in
the
matter
of
tnrnintt
nvr
old
toys,
dolls,
books
ama
tJ-
Is
sought.
Arrangements
will
be
made
for
the
collection
of
same.
Present
at
the
meotlna-
la
at
nlM
were
Scoutmasters
P.
C.
Miller.
A.
O.
Rlx
and
Ben
Ferguson
and
As
sistant
Scoutmaster
Mattlngley.
suiani
Bcoutmasur
Mattlngly,
as
well
as
Jack
Taylor
of
Ottawa.
COAL
Buy
the
real
Coal
our
famous
Kdson
and
Cassldy.
Wrlllniton
In
any
quantities.
Aho
Bulkley
Valley
Hay,
Grain
and
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
58
AND
858
Rupert
East
Young
People
Are
Organized
The
opening
meeting
of
tho
Fa-
pert
Bast
Young
Peoples
8oc
ty
was
held
last
night
The
procr
V
Incs
were
onened
with
nravi
c
"id
the
meeting
duly
constituted,
Rev.
C.
E.
Motte
was
c.c
:1
president,
and
Miss
Wilms
WiL
jo,
secretary.
A
discussion
followed
on
plans
of
the
winter's
work
V
vus
suggested
that
a
studv
of
tfc
k
r
of
the
League
of
Nations
be
ma
'
Owing
to
the
extensive
na
uro
m
th
study
it
was
agreed
to
lnv-
')
question
open
till
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