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Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
ftupert
Dally
News,
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H.
F.
POLLEN
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Managing-Editor
(El?
Continuation
of
Hanson's
Popularity
Shown
at
Meeting
in
Support
of
Pattuiio
at
Q.
C.
City
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY,
Nov.
1:
Much
enthusiasm
for
the
Liberal
cause
was
displayed
at
a
public
meeting
which
was
held
recently
in
Miller's
Hall
here
in
support
of
T.
D.
Pattuiio,
Liberal
candidate
for
re-election
In
Prince
Rupert
rid
JACK,
IM
TO
9iE
C1.AR
K
AtOur
THAT
SIC
ORDtR
IM3
MINUTES
AND
I
HAVETIWlflC
NtURlfH...
WHAT
CAN
I
DO
?
OQtfl
WOOdY!
GET
SOMC
ASPlKIN.TWO
TABUTi
WIU
TOP
THAT
9K'H
IN
A
eew
minutes
Man
in
the
Moon
Song
of
the
Defeatrd
Candidate
If
they
vote
not
for
auoh
as
me.
What
care
I
for
whom
they
be?
What
of
Duff's
majority?
Or
the
Beacon
Hill
in
May.
If
I
be
not
there
to
see.
What
care
I
how
big
It
bet
ing.
There
wA
a
large
crowd
to
.
.
.
A
hear
the
speakers
who
were
Olof
Sha"
m
M
1hert
J"1
I
the
voter
kind-
Hanson
M
P
and
m
p
Mrfi.ffirv
see
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Aubrey
Peck
Du"
ln
.m,,andJI
of
Vancouver.
Olof
Hanson
demonstrated
his
continuing
popularity
on
the
Islands
and
made
an
excellent
and
constructive
speech.
The
federal
member,
who
Invited
any
supporters
of
the
C.
C.
F.
who
wished
to
do
so,
to
come
up
and
apeak,
none,
however,
taking
him
up.
spoke
very
htajhly
of
George
Rudderham
as
a
Shall
I,
wasting
In
despair,
Die,
because
I
didn't
get
there,
Shall
I
play
the
fool
and
die?
If
they
alight
me
when
I
woo
I
can
scorn
and
let
them
90.
What
of
Duff's
majority?
Or
the
Beacon
Hill
In
May
If
I
be
not
there
to
see
What
care
I
how
big
It
be?
2
I
ATI
WEU.
JACK,
I
GOT
THS
OAMU!
YtS.ULT
Fit
A
A
FIDOLS
.
YOU
(IT,
rU
AIWAY5
GET
AfPISIN
WHIN
I
WANT
i
S.
0M
AIN.
fZ-Jy
lii:B
Real
ASPIRIN
Starts
Takint
Hold
in
Few
Minutes
Now
comes
amazingly
quick
relief
from
headaches,
rheumalimn,
ncurl-ti,
neuralgia
.
.
.
iht
fatlttt
taertlirf,
it
is
$aid,
rf
discovtrtd.
Those,
results
are
due
to
a
srien-tifie
discovery
by
which
en
Apirin
I
ablet
begins
lo
disw.lve,
or
disintegrate,
in
the
amaiing
spare
of
two
secomis
after
touching
moisture.
And
hence
to
start
"taking
hold"
of
pain
a
few
minutes
after
Uking.
The
illustration
of
the
Rlaiw,
here,
tells
the
story.
An
Aspirin
Tablet
starts
to
disintegrate
almost
instantly
you
swallow
It.
And
thus
is
ready
tit
tf
fe
uwir
alnmt
instantly.
nWhen
you
buy.
though,
be
on
guard
againit
ulntitutes.
To
be
sure
you
gel
ASPHUN'S
auick
ttlirj,
be
sure
tljejwne
Uaycr
in.lbeiorm.of
a
cross
is
00
every
UWct
of
Aipinn.
1
WHY
ASPIRIN
WORKS
SO
FAST
Drsp
in
Aiptfta
Tt4i
m
tUm
1
iniff
Not
iki
BR-IOKEII
Isuctin
km-torn.
11
hM
ttwlnl
t
dnlnlir(f.
What
H
don
In
thtt
Um
It
don
In
your
tiomtch.
Ilcnc
lit
fttt
c(lon.
MAM
W
CAIUUUk
Does
Not
Harm
the
Heart
The
Letter
Box
KtXKlIOUS
views
the
people.
D.
MACPIIBE.
Agent.
PATTItl.1.0
.MAKES
FINAL
APPEAL
TO
HIS
UIIUNfi
(Continued
from
Pace
11
the
barm
which
was
apparently
In
tended.
"With
1U
prestige
shattered,"
Mr.
Pattuiio
declared,
"the
Province
newspaper
Js
now
suffering
from
a
bad
attack
of
nerves
until
it
has
reached
the
point
where
it
seems
to
see
forty-seven
Pat-tullos
where
formerly
there
was
only
one."
Mr.
Pattullo'a
address
was
heard
quite
.satisfactorily
by
local
radio
listeners,
reception
conditions
being
good.
The
Liberal
leader
appeared
to
be
somewhat
hoarse,
undoubtedly
due
to
the
arduoaity
of
the
campaign.
He
expressed
regret
that
he
had
had
so
much
ground
to
cover
in
touring
the
rest
of
the
province
that
it
had
been
impossible
for
him
to
pay
another
visit
to
his
home
eity
of
Prince
Rupert
prior
to
the
election.
He
voiced
.confidence
of
victory
at
the
poll
tomorrow.
In
addition
to
his
radio
address,
Mr.
Pattuiio
spoke
before
two
large
audiences
in
Vancouver
East
and
Vancouver-Point
Orey.
He
was
introduced
at
both
as
the
man
destined
to
be
called
upon
to
form
a
new
government
Asselstine
Greeted
Continued
Irom
page
one)
lor
the
whole
province
and
asked
which
was
the
more
democratic
Editor.
Daily
News:
He
said
the
C.C.F
looked
Hke
n
Apart
from
Its
political
infer-
Soviet
organisation
to
him.
The
P
ence.
I
was
very
Interested
in
the
CJ
propo.wd
to
take
over
our
editorial
appearing
In
the
Daily
banks,
mtnea,
mlHs.
pulp
mills
and
Wednesday,
Nov.
1,
IMS
Newg
yegterday
wltn
reference
to
all
industry
ano
socialise
Vhem
Orgurjlzfd
Religion.
You
say,
"It
Is
The
speaker
agreed
that
there
was
VOTE
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
'
pnUy
fe
to
say
that
a
majority
need
for
a
change
but
not
the
kind
m
;
An
r.,,,1
it
io
0,.;,inf
ti,nf
fln-n
OI
em
une
I'-w.r.
canaiaaiesi
mat
wouia
oe
done
in
nr.
auer-
Tomorrow
A
,
is
election
day
and
it
is
e
ident
that
thei
e
w
11
antoanWte
to
organ.
noon.s
work.
party
be
a
large
number
of
votes
cast.
Probably
most
people
w
religion."
"The
C.C.F.
Candl-
lleve
in
changes
for
advancement,!
have
already
made
lip
their
minds
whom
they
will
support,
date
for
Prince
Rupert."
you
say.
constitutionally
brout-hl
about.
ThU
To
all
electors
we
ask
that
they
have
in
mind
the
future
:"y
am
tow.
iwWs
views
very
party
has
always
been
on
tht
side
of
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
very
easy
to
be
led
astray
bv
some
fBlUar
to
n
Ped
by
the
of
humanity.
6on,e
of
the
change..
new-fangled
,
111
catchword
1,1
and
to
forget
ri-
that,
i,f
the
future
of
f
Vancouver
,
kmwn
candidates."
Prlnce
Ru
harped
e
upon
by
the
Dr0unt
C.C.F.
spea,k-
about
Prince
Rupert
IS
bound
lip
With
the
futlird
Of
the
provm-
pert
c.
C.
F.
candidate
personally
federally.
.
,
cial
g6vernment.
tor
some
years
and
I
haw
ouly
your
Indcpcnder
ts
I'uiniportanl
j
Take
for
example
the
matter
of
a
pulp
mill
in
this
citv.
"
w
nt
"
vlw
re
with
retrenee
to
the
indepen-,
Ta
enable
such
a
mill
to
be
built
it
will
be
necessary
for
J
tot
1
CM12flm,
1-
,not
r
u
;.,
f"i,
'hat
a
man's
view
on
religion.
Ueve
Utat
tteey
are
much
of
a
fac-
of
to
have
faith
m(he
future
some
or
group
persons
person
wbaUvar
may
are
a
mat.
tor
te
-(-toa
n
hard
to,
Stability
of
the
province
and
the
dty.
Would
they
have
COn-.
ter
between
he
and
his
God
alone,
deal
with
an
Independent
pollry
I
fidence
if
the
people
here
voted
in
favor
of
the
taking
over,
However,
such
views
would
ap-
or
platform
because
they
varied
'
of
industries
by
the
government?
Facing
SUCh
a
condition
Pr
to
somewhat
rutlng
for
freouently
that
one
could
never
say
seeking
emolument
from
the
Just
whf
or
what
they
were
The
!t
.,.U
Ua
ltt,.
fnt.
annlo
u
ith
mnnpv
tn
Innk-
pIa.iS
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
-wown.
either
as
a
mem
member
wnere
ior
a
piace
10
invest
ineir
niunuy.
iLeensu
Legislature
of
the
IndeperdetiU.
he
sakl.
were
mostly
or
a
Minister
of
the
ConaervaUves
and
it
was
well
i'nnce
Rupert
IS
ambitious,
ine
people
nere
nope
llUSiCrown.
J.
Ramsay
Macdonald,
known
that
the
basic
beUefs
of
a
will
become
a
great
city
and
Seaport.
The
only
hope
forjPrJme
MlnMer
of
Great
BrlUki.
Conserratlte
were
hard
to
change.
SUCh
progress
is
to
choose
a
suitable
representative
whoi311
to
our
Sovereign.
The
other
arternatlve
was
the
nimc
Pnnlfl
Cont-ira
Purl
l11
Oeofge
Fifth.
hoWs
similar
Liberal
party,
a
party
to
be
proud
,..:n
will
help
us
B
s
m
cairying
,.h,.;
r.nt
out
oi
mi.,
i
aims.
Could
Oeoige
Iiurt-;yJew
Qn
18
m
a
UUed
of
wlth
a
be
prouc;
of-
derham
help
us
in
this
respect?
Could
Charles
Chapm:in;..Brlttah
ubdr
Speaka"
in
the
Pattuiio,
with
a
urge
experience
do
SO?
We
think
not.
The
only
hope-we
have
is
to
elect
T.iPrlnce
Rupert
Public
Library
he
is
in
poMic
life
as
an
alderman
at
D.
Pattuiio.
the
man
Who
it
is
presumed
will
be
in
a
posi-!afce
this
question:
"What
ta
your
Dawson
ami
at
prlnee
Ruper
a
tion
within
a
few
weeks
to
set
about
his
great
work
of
1ttlM
uw4"to
maed
Christ
in
nixing
uctvn.
iji
ujci
lu
tiic
people
worK
ana
wages
ana
wno
win
.use
ms
great
m-
tod
all
my
life
again
the
swu-
suoee.
a
memoer
i
im
legutature
and
as
pronnce,
ui
u
iuv.c,
giun
giving
thej
uic
,,e
anwMf
u
foUowa:-"I
haw
poaltton
he
wa
a
dUU-
gulshed
fluence
to
set
I'nnce
Rupert
once
more
011
the
roan
towaril
jlar
and
materialistic
conception
of
Mr.
Asaeiatlne
dwelt
at
recovery
and
nrOWth.
.thlnta.
I
have
worked
almost
aa
lenttt:
upon
the
propoed
Wp
siifrffpst
thnt
nPttv
nolities
be
forrrotten
for
now
and
hapd
ta
lh
ChrlatUn
brotherhoods
nomlc
OourcM
as
some
Ero-
.,
,
00
i
.
j
fn
,i
u
as
I
have
in
the
trade
union
more-
Liberal
ylatforsn.
This
council
be
and
faced
tomorrow
that
the
great
ssues
met
by
gi-lBwnt.
Dut
rra
out
of
a
now.
or-
would
be
wied
of
experts
tt
ing
Mr.
Pattuiio
such
a
majority
in
the
election
that
he,ganhd
Christianity
has
largely
the
various
jMoWetns
with
which
will
feel
bound
to
reward
the
confidence
expressed
in
him.
lost
its
position,
at
least
for
the
the
people
&e
confronted
And
if
present.
I
feel
I
would
be
helping
I
am
elected
I
will
see
that
labor
ENTHUSIASM
ON
ISLANDS
to
crucify
Christ
aatn
If
I
helped
from
more
than
ooe
Industry.
H
to
support
the
work
of
organised
Included
on
that
council."
said
Mr
Christianity,
as
rt
la
now."
Asaeiatlne.
j
I
do
not
Impute
to
you
any
mo-
Mr.
Aaaelatlne
assured
his
per-'
tlve
of
an
attempt
to
make
polltl-
sonal
support
to
the
requeat
forj
jcal
capital
out
of
religious
bigotry,
compensation
for
miners
suffering
I
'
I"
fact
I
truly
believe
you
are
ser-
from
tuberculosta
Duet
by
Chapman
and
Rudderham
louv
alarmed,
and
I
feel
sure.
On
Side
of
Humanity
I
now
mat
you
are
Informed
that
J.
The
Liberal
party
has
alway
I
Ramsay
MaedonaM
to
opposed
to
bean
on
the
side"
of
humanity
It
organised
unnaianlty
also,
you
was
the
Liberals
who
created
the
Cr
malr
n1
mv
hlr
uritll
MM
...II,
i.
,
.
......
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
.
.
-
"-
-
jwiii
tuuajr
rivr
uuta
fanornu
in
poruoao
or
Minister
i
Laoor
a
Because
Pattullo'a
rosy
are.
heavy
type
appealing
to
the
Oov-
portfolio
which
has
fallen
some-
!
ercor
General
of
Canada
to
have
what
sadly
by
the
wayside
of
late
jl.
Ramsay
Macdonald
at
once
re-
Mr.
Asselstine
was
most
esnpha-
raoved
as
a
menace
to
King
and
tic
In
bis
statement
of
hU
belief
.Country
and
the
British
Empire
at
that
there
should
be
full
right
of
,tare.
"BXODUS."
access
to
the
public
to
company
towns
"I
am
absolutely
against
j
NOT
C.
C.
F.
CANDIDATES
eltmtnattng
competition
of
any
commercial
enterprise
In
any
piac
t
Bdltor.
Dally
News:
where
the
employees
must
make
Retarding
your
editorial
of
Oe-
purchases.
They
have
the
right
to
.tober
31
wherein
you
state
that
the
spend
their
money
where
they
see
Vancouver
C
C.
F.
candidates
In
a
nt"
he
said.
Dealing
with'
mlnlny
letter
to
the
Bishop
of
Cariboo
de-
he
remiroed
the
audience
that
It
nounee
religion,
we,
the
campaign
wma
Liberal
Government
that
committee,
wish
to
correct
you
re-
hreed
the
public
posting
at
the
!
sardine
that
statement.
These
Van-
"
f
Mine
Inspector
s
report,
eouver
candidates
you
quote
are
not
,or
perusal
of
the
employees
C.
C.
F.
candidates
and
are
bitterly
D"Ung
with
unemployment
l-
opposed
to
us
tn
this
campaign.
"
P""
oca
application,
the
jn
me
raine
or
a
camera
at
the
You
also
stat
n
n.uM.rh.
tu.
speaker
said
that
"we
should
not
recent
Uathotk
basaar
here,
Len
.in.,
...
.1
...u..
be
In
that
ttrAimamttt
lr
Th.
man
and
invited
him
to
accompany
Brewerton
was
the
wtrmer
with
.
r.i-
.L
"
.
same
mineral
DosatbiliUa
are
th
Liberals
op
their
trip
to
Sklde-
ucKet
nwnoer
Id
worma
McKay
ibllsh
this
letter
of
denial.
m
in
the
boom
days
and
pnwpectt
gate
Inlet.
The
gesture
was
appre-
won
a
pair
of
field
glaatea
with
elated
by
the
people
of
the
Islands,
ticket
number
42.
H
Quick
Relief
Now
From
Neuralgia
In
future
you
would
be
wall
ad.
"
y
r
better
"
In
the
In-
vised
to
confine
your
editorials
to
tw'
f
wining
he
urged
that
the
economic
problems
confronting
one
be
sent
to
Victoria
who
knew
what
he
is
talking
about
ard
who,
when
mining
to
under
dissuasion,
could
put
the
matter
up
to
the
government
as
it
deaervet
to
be.
He
stated
that
he
would
work
for
a
25-ton
portable
customs
concentrator
for
this
district
,TL
"Iknrr
41
k
b
nude
...
.
t.Httv
xwv
go-
ne
sale.
The
cost
would
be
Ml
l,Mr
Vancouver
liauy
province.
Ml.000
to
put
It
In
operation
In
The
persistently
silly
references
of
this
district
iU.l
a.
t-i
1
,,cw,i'"'
w
uinwu
were
m
conclusion
he
rtmlnded
hH
reaiiy
qomg
mm
gooa
instead
or
hearers
of
the
three
alternatives.
the
C.C.F.
with
an
indefinite
pro
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Decks
Total
capacity
ZI.Hf
teas
Bhlabslldert
ang
Bhl
RMlrcn
for
Steel
and
Wood
TesstU
trea
aal
Rraas
Casting
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Si-tea
Derrick
fer
Heavy
LUU
awmlll
and
Mining
Mac
hlner;
Keyalred
and
Overhauled
ANNETTE'S
November
Wednesday,
N-ive
CLEARANCE
Sale
Starts
Wednesday
Nov.
1
at
9
a.m.
Sale
Starts
Wednesday
Nov.
1
at
9
a.m.
Hats!
Dresses!
There
are
Mine
exceptional
va-
'Yi'(vtt
Iue
in
thi
line,
velvet,
swt-
v1Ih.
to
$12J;
Sw.
dines,
satins,
fdu,
etc.
Kvery
,
.
,
hat
in
store
Q
-i
A
Q
.
V"Iy
1,1
Sv?n
?
A
-
loc,e"r
reK.
val.
t
$15.i
9
Only
Corduroy
SuiU.
stars
14
to
is
QO
Qff
01.
!
BkirU.
wlntrr
weight
11.
CO
Q-re
values
6M;
Bale
Special
OuJO
i,;ark
wv.
etc
.
SperUl
$&J0
6
Only
Sklrta.Usrht
weights
tn
black
0
1
Qff
l'
only
Incy
Ihilhrma
SI
00
V
navy
and
Burgumly;
Saaesal
.
Ol.HO
Sale
peial
(
12
onlj
White
Turtle
Mask
Staur
CO
(Z
-
with
puffed
stoevas.
tparlal
Loats
.
'brt
0.
black,
awm
(iCn
r
1
.
,
.
3
only,
Chinchillas
Re
value
$12
95
Sale
H:
.
,,:
$8.95
u
49C
Annettes
Ladies
Wear
Co.
Ltd.
gramme
w!
irl;
?
1
.1
t
f.i;r
i
wh.
:
;
had
been
tried
tlx
Iiilcpeniri,t.
who
were
the
CJ
nervutive
supporter
of
the
last
government,
and
the
Liberals,
a
uaaji
party
with
a
afe
and
sane
policy
ICoUton
and
Shrnton
The
chairman
ther
Invited
Mr
(3)
(4)
(S)
!.
:.!;
.h
,m-.ik
lii
lili!
i
ttf'u
!
inn-tinti
biM,v
efr
elm
the
u-ual
ioutfMf
to
Mr
Ajittute
m
bumerous
vein
Mr
Shtnlon
was
then
aakad
to
ay
a
tea-
words.
He
apoar
at
considers
Wr
u
gin
rapeaUng
eonaltf-erable
of
the
speerh
he
had
made
the
previous
week
Night
School
Classes
.
m
i
nilLiT!!
"
of
Comml,lon"
Alder.
Bvenlng
Classes
in
the
"
.
I
u
.
,brt0w
re
""d
during
ah
coming
ve-k.
to
be
-held
in
Harden
mreet
School.
For
those
oVrMs
any
person
of
fifteen
year,
of
ae
or
ovfr
i.
eligible
Howevdr.
the
classes
are
not
d
gned
for
sludenu
at
present
aUondlr
aehool.
katt
f
or
thoae
who
wiali
to
extend
Uielr
previous
education.
According
to
the
regulations
of
the
Department
of
education,
all
maintained.
T7
aTen,fe
"""
X
t
ieaat
ton
in
order
to
be
CLASSIC:
U
)
BNQU8H
FOR
NBW
CANADIANS.
(Twtoe
weekly
)
A
course
In
spoken
and
written
Bnheh
Intended
far
persons
of
foreign
extraction
who
desire
to
Improve
their
knowledae
of
the
language.
(2)
UOOK-KEEPINO
AND
ACCOUNT
iTwIae
weekly.i
Oour-
o'Tincjiuiry
aim
a
a
va
need
Uook-ke)lng.
uuaiNBSfl
ENGLISH
AND
ARITHMETIC.
(Twlet
weekly.)
FItBNCH
FOIt
DROINNEIW!.
(Twice
weekly.)
APPLIKD
MECHANICS.
(Once
wtekh;.)
If
aufflcltnt
interest
U
alwwn,
tm
mm
mgay.be
added
to
the
buve.
.
li:iJS:
Feta
rnnglnis
from
$U0
to
oo
,w
month
vrtM
oe
elmrged
for
these
courses.
ItDfilKTKATION:
A.
rlaaaea
will
begin
on
Monday,
November
ftlh..
aludenU
may
reglater
at
any
date
previous
between
the
hours
of
4:00
and
0:00
P.M.
ut
the
office
of
George
L
Ilorle.
Wallace
Hlock.
where
full
particulars
of
the
courses
offered
may
be
oblalnod
I
Hunlers!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
tn
;
hy
an
expert
It-tad
tn
any
'
a
sfwclatty
A
-teed
I
FURfi
m;
Wrile
tot
Tn
.1
K.
l)ix,
Taxidcrmbt
Terrare.
n
t
.
worth
waiting
for...
You
will
say
1
ymx
m
m"1
New
DE
FOREST
CROSLEY
-i
Star
RADIO
-
at
-
Kaien
HardV,
Drop
in
nnrt
Larger
sioik
in"
11:
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