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3
rtecnc
two
THE
JDILYJNEWS
.
'Tuesday
ITS
POOR
ECOKIOW
TO.
RISK
FAILURES
WITH
INFERIOR
BAKING
POWDER.
MAGIC
NEVER
VARIES.
THAT
S
WHY
I
RECOMMEND
IT
FOR
ALL
RECIPES
CALLING
FOR
DAILY
EDITION
I'ny
oRly
DiSWn?
)llad
over
two
fAra.
BAKING
POWDER
SAYS
MISS
LILLIAN
LOUGIITON,
DletltUm
ami
Cookery
Expert
of
the
Canadian
Matasln
MAGIC
costs
not
quite
'4
of
a
cent
more
per
baking
than
the'
cheapest
Inferior
baking
powders.
Why
not
use
this
fine-quality
baking
powder
V2J
and
be
sure
or
satisfactory
results?
-
W
(XlSTMNSNOALL'M
"Thl.t.trni,ntonrM7
TV
tin
U
your
ftuarantr
that
Maftk
Kaklnft
Pfmdw
Mad.
In
Canada
I.
fr
from
alum
or
any
harmful
Imtrnllrnt.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PKINCE
KUPEKT
.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'
Pnbllsned
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
SUBSCKIPTION
RATES
City
deliveiy,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
perlod
paid
in
advance
,
ror
leaser
penoas.
paid
in
advance,
per
week
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
,
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
$5.00
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3.00
9.00
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display
advertising,
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incht
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insertion
n.
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:
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Legal
notices,
each
Insertion,
per
agate
line
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Tuesday.
October
31.
1W5
ATTITUDE
TO
RELIGION-
Four
Vancouver
C.
C.
F.
candidates,
in
a
letter
to
the
Bishop
of
Cariboo,
reflect
the
socialist
opinion
pretty
well
in
regard'
k
religious
matters.
A
few
socialists
hold
different
views,
such
for
Instance
as
tHe
C.
C.
F.
candidate
fdr
Atlin,
btil
It
Is
pretty
safe
td
say
tliat
a
majority
of
them'
hold
views
antagonistic
(6
organized
religion.
Here
is
what
the"
Vancouver
C.
C.
F.
candidates
say
over
their
own
signatures:
."Scientific!
discovery
and
research
have
produced
overwhelming
evidence
of
the
falsity
of
the
claims
6t
religion
that
It
is
based
on
revelation
from
a'
supernatural
source,
but
rather
that
it
has
an
earthly
ma
terial
origin,
based
on
ignorance
and
fear.
All
recorded
history
show'
that
organized
religion
has
always
been
the
servant
of
the
ruling,
plundering
classes,
provoking
the
terrors
of
the
unknown
to
keep
ignorant
staves
content
in
their
bondage.
-We
take
the
stand1,
that
religion'
is
a
reactionary
force,
tlie
willih
tool
Of
the
ruling,
exploiting
classes
in
all
countries."
t
T'hVtJ.
C.
F.
candidate
for
Prince
Rupert,
We
are
told,
holds
view
ve'r"
similar
to
those
expressed
by
the
Vancouver
candidates.
WHY
HE
FOOLISH?
Mr.
Ru-lderham
seems
to
have
a
spite
at
the
Dally
News
and
its
pub-lisher.
During
his
recent
visit"
to
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
he.
doubtlev
found
that
everyone
was
reading1
the
paper
and
he
did
as'
mueh'kriKcK-ing
as
possible.
Two
residrnls
there
were
so
fussed
up
over
it
that
theV
wired
night
lettergrams
prepaid1
to
this
paper
expressing
their
views
These
were
published
yesterday.
The
Dally
News
is
not
an
issue
in
this
election
and
neither
is
Its
editor,
and
it
Is
extremely
foolish
as
well
as
very
bad
taste
for
a
eandldatr
to
go
out
of
his
way
to
express
his
spleen
in
the
unseemly
way
he
ha
been
doing
here
and
elsewhere.
It
indicates
a
pettiness
of
mind
whleh
would'
disqualify
any
person
from
holding
an
important
position
sutli
as
member
for
the
riding.
.
i
;
The
Letter
Box
AM.
I'AKTILS
INCLUDED
Editor,
Daily
News:
i
In
the
report
of
a
sermon
In
yes-,
tcrgia
News'
t
rWtWW
that'
refe"r-ehce
wti
maae"
tb
that'
tfoit
or
my
letter
of
Saturday
that
spoke
of
-politic
anil
rdlgibus
belief."
I
was"
rplyihtd
i.
dfcfhilte
statement
marte
In
the
Campaign
Echoes
of
;
iSh
previous
day
and
referred
to
rWigiotls
Beliefs
Irf
trie
rttfrrower
i
cavim
a
flAnAr"ltia
DAmanlBm
Trn.
!
UVIIVlllltj
WlaMS.ia,
av
teeUntistti.
Judlasm,
Agnosticism
and
all
the
other
Isms.
The
larger
view
of
religion
was
set
forth
in
"Christianity
Is
not
a
creed
to
be
defended
blit
a
quality
of"
lire
to
be
livid.''
AfteY
all
a
marl's
life"
rather
thin
his
verbal
profession
reveals
htk
religion
as
in
Matthew"
ss:
31-46.
Last
week
I
crtUelzed
Campaign
Echoes
for
what
I
felt
was
not
just
tirterlrfhttHin.
I
note-
a
rhflrie
and
I'
tatfe
this
odportuhlty
to
cotrttnend
uie
spienma
spint
eviaencea
in
tne
last
Issue
dr
two.
What
I
said
about
"grot
ifllsre
presentation
mid
vilification
of
character"
applies
to
rhittislinging
by
any
party.
May
these
last
days
of
the
campaign
Be
marked
by
hard
woft
if
peed
be,
but
by
good
will
at
any
cost.
Polities
can
be
clean.
Thank
you.
Mr.
Editor
for
being
so
kind
In
publishing
these
letters
C.
D.
CLARKB.
MISTAKE
OF
SOCIALISM
Bdltor.
DUy
News:
Socialism
makes
the
treat
mistake
of
assuming
that
the
crisis
of
the
social
system
is
due
to
the
fact
that
property
is
privately
owned.
If
la.
Instead,
due
to
the
crisis
of
the
state
in
Its
relations
with
private!
economy
and
to
Its
policy
of
non
interference.
The
tauaffleiency
of
the
ueeral-
deniocraey
to
cope
with
modern"
.iroblems
is
rapidly
being
revised
by
the
forces
of
democracy.
(See
the
action
of
Roosevelt
and
bis
codes
regulating
Industry).
The
sew
acfaocraUe
femes
of
0.
C
.
of
which
Pattullo
Is
the
major
exponent,
have
provided
the
first
instrument
of
our
economic
aalva-Uon
In
the
proposed
economic
council
in
order
to
grapple
with
the
un-mployed
problem.
Plank
1
of
the
new
Liberal
policy
has
all
the
ele-nents
for
working
out
a
charter
to
egulaie
production,
distribution
ind
sonsumpUon
m
conformity
with
social
needs.
Socialism
advocates
the
socialisation
of
the
means
of
production
ind
exdianae
and
proclaims
that
hat
is
socially
operated
must
be
wclally
owned.
Such
action
means
he
suppression
of
private
lnitur-ive
and
the
confiscation
of
private
roperty.
They
would
be
substituted
by
state
planning,
state
management
and
state
ownership.
The
present
experienced
executives
now
jijA'S4'50
?
mj
Unusual
Values
in
ELECTRIC
CLOTHES
WASHERS
Xpur
choice
of
three
Northern
Electric
Approved
A
B
C
Washers
at
new
low
atk;
Model
fi
as
shown
above
and
Models
C
and
P,
the
former
with
orer-slse
tub
and
the
latter,
pump-equipped
...
trill
H
the
Mt
electric
washer
op-portuntty
of
the
year.
Any
one
of
these
three
sturdi-,
handsome
machines,
ftSlfltt.
W
Um
rT
take
the
narVJ
worK
out
of
washday
and
"c-
ml
give
you
extra
leisure
hours.
Each
incorporates
up-to-the-minute
Improvement
for
guide
and
easy
operation.
SPKJCIAL
PREMIUM
LAUNDllV
ll'AO
AO
e
want
you
td
db
is
SEE
these
great
new
A
IJ
0
So.
as
n
mctsl
In-ducehteht.
we
offer
a
strongly
made
large
capacity
Laundry
Bag
worth
$1.25
for
IS
cents
te
all
coming
In
for
a
washer
demonstration.
Electric
WASHERS
NtftfteW
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
f
lie
BEST
Way
to
stop
CONSTIPATION
MtMng
Ilk
Fruit-a-th4
ajr
With
ooixtlpa-Man,
Mr
ttoaucli
al
oflkU
ahd
1
trot
lwuif
hrl-
Oulie
IrrqiKailr
I
b4
arm
ifelni
In
my
lolnl.
an
4
miMdM,
Tli
naleitrct
w.
vwr
,
.
.
..
drpmain.
IwWJ,
I
Mt
wrHthM
thA
I
about
to
tic
up
met
k.
.
Today
my
Uallh
It
turilrot
and
I
.twrumlf
ttl
Hut
Fraii-
tiMfil,tyrd.sUtriMfi
mWinslOf
Uiaatwul.
Ttijjr
lom3
up
mr
aii
.
"
.
t'rult-a-tive$
all
drug
itore
operating
industry
in
Its
varlbu
branches
wottta
be
substituted
by
professional
J6lHiclans
and
political
idven
hirers,
T)
start
wltlj.
it
would
be
?ohtrbllel
by
equally
unfit
classes
of
HUrtahcrats
whose
sutfl
woultt
tit
Wtfposed
of
eminent
tech
mcians
Slid
ejrttirt
mathenutician
such
as
V)Msworth
and
Irvin'
who
hare
Mad
such
vast
social
experience
In
preachiiiK
the
gospel,
o:
the
gtttldl
Prttchard
or
Bwrnhby
-iloriotts
civic
admtntstratlbn.
The
most
'Up-to-date
trend
ol
political
thought
and
action
prd
:lalms
that
there
is
no
need
to
dls
turb
the
pWsni
ownership
of
the
neans
of
production,
that
the
pre
sent
executives
now
ope
rat
in
industry
are
the
Mst
in
trument
of
totiml
welfare,
tbcause
they
are
operating
It
efficiently
and
at
very
low
cost.
The
Economic
Council
pro
josed
In
Plardt
1
of
the
new
Liber.
il
Policy
contains
all
the
elements
fn
new
deal.
pirlcularly
where
it
ipecifieally
stales
"to
study
.such
questions
as
production
and
con
nimptkxi,
the
number
of
hours
of
work
per
day
and
days
of
work
net
week,
the
standard
of
watte
ntw
ommodlty
prices."
OBSERVER
Man
in
he
Moon
Section
day
is
Thursday.
Be
sure
ou
vote
early
and
often.
Pattullo
stock
la
up
to
around
400.
iccordlng
to
mformation
secured
at
he
Federal
Block
Exchange.
The
editor
asks
me
to
thank
Mr
Rudder
ham
fbr
advertising
the
Dally
News'
evryKere.
He
says
he
did
not
know
be
was
a
factor
In
the
present
election
until
Mr.
Rudder-ham
kept
saying
so
everywhere
he
went.
What
a
grand
sad
glorious
time
we
are
having!
everybody
in
the
district
seems
to
be
talking
about
the
elections.
Jake
says
that
when
anybody
Jays
anything
about
Rudderham
or
a
guy
in
the
south
called
Piitrhard
the
Seeseeheffs
say
they
are
mud-sl
toting
but
when
the
C.
C.
F.
orators
attack
the
Lib.,
it's
just
erttl-
rdsra.
'
haw
a
hundred
dollars.
And
I
should
like
to
bet,
tot
not
a
single
taker
here
Can
anybody
get.
iil
C.
C.
F.'s
are
fearful,
The
reddest
Red
ate
broke;
I
expect
the
man
who
meets
my
cash.
Will
be
sorry
that
he
spoke.
-
They
were
worth
waiting
for
.
,
.
You
will
say
the
same
when
you
see
and
hear
the
New
DE
FOREST
CROSLEY
1
Star
RADIO
at
Kaien
Hardware
Drop
in
and
see
sample?
ribvJ.
Larger
stock
due
In
a
few
days'
(2)
13)
Mt
()
CL
Sale
Starts
Nov.
1
at
9
a.m.
November
I
:s:
Theie
are
sorno
exceptional
v;i-
lues
m
tntK
line,
vlvet.
swe-dines,
satin,
felts,
etc.
Ewry
hat
in
tore
Q4
ffl
to
clear
t7Xei7
9
Only
Corduroy
SUlU.
slaes
li
to
18
QQ
Q
-reK
values
$55;
dale
Special
vOJ9
6
Only
Skirts,
l.gitfabntin
black
navy
and
burgundy
;
Special
..
.
.
81.95
Coats
3
only,
Chinchilla's
Ren
valut
s
$12
95.
S.il.
Sp.
.
S8.95
Night
School
Classes
My
M
r-r
Silk
Hwr
Sal.
aiw-cl.il
mtuuL"ZlCZ'nmoh'r
m'r
Claaais
rri
the
suojecu
luted
below
are
being
arranaed
sn
uu
to
be
held
in
Borden
itr-t
i-Ki
i
,1..
:
.
r
"
cisjsss
any
nerson
iSHJmr
W
owr
oter.
uTli.ZareTS
designed
for
student,
at
present
.funding
schod".
mH
VoT
who
wish
to
extend
their
previous
edocatMm:
According
to
the
regulations
of
tMs
MaMia
d.
tixt.
..
;
,U"
,vtrm
otstleantdh
ttdwTtoii
CMSSES:
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A
entree
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lahgSgc
to
tmproe
tnvir
knowledte
of
seiTSZ!Na
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cg
weekly.)
Cour-u
lh
Elementary
and
Advanced
IkMk-keeing
I1U8INB8S
BNQLlSIf
AND
AHITIIMifnO.
Tw
WMktf,)
FHBNCH
FOrt
UEOINNBlW.
fTlce
th)
APPtlED
MECHANICS.
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wiMtHr
i
i
i:i:si
,rom
IM
thJuBln
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month
wtU
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chart!
for
ItlT.lHTItATION!
register
at
any
date
previous
betvtam
tHa
iU..dy
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7;
at
the
dfflce
of
George
L.
Rorie.
Vm&'SSrtln
'
of
t.he
courses
offered
muy
be
obtains
paniruiars
Sale
Starts
Wednesday
Nov.
1
sa
tmiy
in
Mintiay
Afternoon
Models
rejf.
val.
to
$15.(k
orlv
HKtru
winter
weight
blark
navy
etc
.
Special
ia
Only
Fancy
Sale
Special
st
"
a
m
Dresses!
M
Only
in
Flat,
Kmini
Jery,
Etc..
rejr.
QO
Qff
vain,
to
$12.95;
Sim-.
V.Jtl
$4.95
S2.95
ars-
31.00
12
Only
Whit
Turtle
Neck
iMhuu
with
puffed
Sleeves:
IhseiaJ
35Pr
Fabric
Okm.
V.
Muwr
fnwa
grey,
etc
.
all
stm;
8be
all
colors,
all
nir
$2.95
95c
49c
Annettes
Ladies
Wear
Co.
Ltd.
llOtEf,
AURIVAL
Central
J.
Uyeda.
K
Kawaguch)
Pearce,
Oceanic
Cannery
I'rlnre
Itupert
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a
lu.
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F.
W.
CrtMtoM
and
P.
W.
Field.'
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Pearce.
Oceanic
111;
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Vaughan.
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Mo..d
nrs
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J"lihvii.
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Sojr
A.
Mclver
and
F
Corrai
city..
O.
Stewart.
Lewis
island
OM
Empress
O.
V
Hanirv
iui
nmui...
u.
l
a
pjsseiii'.1'.'
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mornliiK
iir
day
trip
t
V
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Ed
'
Uttlkley
Valley
iced
to
give
av''
ton
of
No
l
pti
k
also
sell
Tim'
v
!
Oats
an4
lW
1'rlnec
ti)crt
Feed
Ca
SI
Phones
Ml
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operstlm
thrt
ni,
Shipbuilder-
for
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snd
VTood
1
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and
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