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PAIR
of
NEW
Lovely
to
Look
at!
I
Delightful
to
Wear!
f!
Onyx
will
put
you
in
step
with
Autumn
First
choice
for
general
wear
because
.
.
.
they're
sturdy
and
comfortable
lor
morning
walks,
yet
dressy
for
afternoon..
Yes,
"Onyx"
cost
a
dollar
or
two
more
.
.
.
but
you'll'
never
begrudge
the
price
when
you
slip
them
on
day
after
-day.
See
the
way
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
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F.
POLLEN
-
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Managlng-Edfcor
in
they
keep
their
"Custom
Made"
look.
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Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
I
Third
Avenue
Phone
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COLUMBIA
ADVERTISING
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Transient
display
advertising,
per
men,
per
insertion
.
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Classified
advertising,
per
word,
per
insertion
m
Local
readers,
per
Insertion,
per
line
is
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Wty
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
m
advance
.
.
$5x
For
leswr
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
,
1
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
BriUsh
Empire
and
United
8tates,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
3.O.
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mall
to
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other
countries,
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year
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ot
Audit
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of
Circulations
DAILY
EDlllON
INTEREST
TN
fiRRHY
CRIMINAL
REBATES
The
amendment
to
the
C
Wednesday,
Oct.
16,
1935
Outside
of
the
concern
taken
in
the
local
political
situa
tion.
the
chief
interest
in
AfnnrLn
to
have
centred
on
the
fate
of
Mayor
G.
G.
McGeer
of
Vancouver
who
was
a
candidate
in
the
Liberal
interests
in
Vancouver
Centre
and
who
was
defeated
by
only
131
votes.
All
day
yesterday,
up
to
the
time
the
newspaper
went
to
pressf
inquiries
were
coming
in
from
all
quarters
of
the
city
as
to
the
fate
of
"Gerry."
Evidently
he
has
become
somewhat
of
a
national
figure,
judring
by
the
interest
taken
in
him
here.
Many
people
were
much
disappointed
at
his
defeat
and
are
hoping
that
the
official
count
will
change
the
verdict.
Others
seemed
to
be
quite
delighted
at
his
defeat
WAS
SUDDEN
RISE
The
Province
of
Alberta
van
true
to
form
in
the
federal
election.
After
electing
a
Social
Credit
government
in
the
provincial
election,
they
ousted
the
C.
C.
F.
and
in
their
place
chose
nearly
a
dozen
Social
Credit
members
to
keep
the
plan
before
the
House
at
Ottawa.
The
result
is
that
the
Social
Credit
representation
will
be
nearly
twice
as
large
as
the
C.
C.
F.
Evidently
the
Social
Credit
appeal
is
very
strong
to
the
man
or
woman
who
finds
the
goinir
hard.
to
"
session
of
Parliament
now
in
effect
provides
for
a
fine
of
a
uiuusmiu
uoiiars
or
a
month's
imprisonment
for
any
person
who
is
a
nartv
tn
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A
-
X
v
MUUIOVU
All
C411
V
transaction
or
sale
which
discriminates
to
his
knowledge
b...Uv
..uiuio
ui
me
puicnuser
in
regard
to
tne
allowing
of
any
rebate
or
allowance
more
than
is
allowed
a
competitor.
The
same
penalty
provides
that
a
firm
or
person
must
not
engage
in
a
policy
of
selling
goods
in
any
area
in
Canada
at
lower
prices
than
those
exacted
by
such
seller
elsewhere
in
Canada
for
the
purpose
of
destroying
competition
or
eliminating
a
competitor.
m
It
is
also
provided
that
no
person
must
engage
in
a
policy
of
selling
goods
at
prices
unreasonably
low
for
the
purpose
of
destroying
competition
or
eliminatign
a
competitor.
While
these
clauses
do
not
seem
to.be
airtight,
they
indicate
a
trend
toward
curbing
lawlessness
in
business
by
the
suppression
of
business
piracy.
STOVES
&
RANGES
HEATERS,
from
$3.00
up
Tees,
Hods,
Pipes,
Elbows,
Screens,
Collars,
Shovels
The
time
has
arrived
to
check
over
your
requirements
for
winter.
We
can
supply
your
needs.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
Panter,
30.
Section
1
between
Eighth
Street
and
Fulton
and
Fourth
Streets-Hanson,
121;
Orme.
39:
Panter.
52.
Easterly
part
of
Section
1
Han
sen,
92;
Orme,
46;
Panter,
19.
Second
box,
Hanson,
26;
Orme,
5;
Panter,
34.
a.
Front
portion
of
SecUon
5
Han-4
son,
115;
Orme,
72;
Panter,
14.
Second
box,
Hanson,
97;
Orme,
.41;
Panter,
26.
Southwesterly
and
upper
portion
of
Section
5
Hanson,
90;
Orme,
62;
Panter,
47.
Lower
and
rear
portion
of
Sec-1
Men
5
Hanson,
104;
Orme,
40;
Panter,
68.
I
Front
portion
of
Section
6
Han-
j
sen,
61;
Orme,
26;
Panter,
5.
Se-,
cctnd
box,
Hanson,
82;
Orme,
56;
.
Panter,
32.
I
Rear
portion
of
Section
6
Han-j
son.
119;
Orme,
55;
Panter,
47.
:
Westerly
portion
of
Sections'
7
and
8
Hanson,
80;
Orme,
36;
'
Panter.
36.
-Second
box,
Hanson,
I
65;
Orme.
16;
Panter,
38.
I
Middle
portion
of
Sections
7
and
8
Hanson.
23;
Orme,
12;
Panterj
Easterly
or
Seal
Cove
end
of
Section;
7
and
8--Hanson.
S3-
Orme,
37;
Panter,
38.
There
was
a
good
deal
of
nre-
elcction
talk
about
rallwaymen
po-''
ing
strong
for
Panter
but
the'
Prince
Rupert
advance
poll,
in1
which
principally
rallwaymen
vot-!
ed,
did
not
bear
this
out.
The
ad-'j
vahce
noil
here
eave
Hanson
57
vctes,
Orme,
four,
and
Panter,
11.
At
least
there
is
no
secret
about
how
the
people
at
Georgia
River'
voted.
They
gave
a
solid
ten
to'
Panter
and
passed
up
both
Hanson
and
Orme.
t
In
Cariboo
Latest
figures
available
from!
Skeena's
neighbor
riding
of
Cariboo
in
Northern
British
Columbia
indicate
the
election
of
J.
O.
Tur-geon
of
Vancouver,
the
Liberal
federal
election
candidate.
With
Time
to
Plant
BULBS
Exhibition
Size
Hyacinths
To
grow
in
bowls
Grand
Maltre,
Deep
Blue
La
Victoria,
Brilliant
Red
Early
White
Roman
For
Christmas
Flowering
PREPARED
BULB
FIBRE
Snowdrops
Darwin
Tulips
Crocus
Scilla
Daffodils,
Empress
and
Kaien
Hardware
A
Satisfactory
Place
to
Shop
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
October
lg,
lfcj
ELECTION
ECHOES
How
the
Various
Sections
of
This
City
Voted
Looks
Like
Uairwaymen
Were
For
Hanson
Carihoo
and
Yukon
Results
.
j
iiic
puns
su
tar
reporwa
were:
Possibly-a
recapitulation
of
the'
cl.
Fr.McI.Tur.
results
in
respect
to
these
polling
Cwrtle
Rock
.
2
areas,
may
be
of
interest:
Butcher
Flat
0
Section
Two
Hanson,
82;
Orme,
Chllco
2
50;
Panter,
19.
Kersley
3
Westerly
part
of
Section
One
Stanley
-.
1
Hanson,
72;
Orme,
26;
Panter,
14.
Clinton
...11
Second
box,
Hanson,
85;
Orme,
12;
,
18
0
1
14
5
43
26
1
16
20
21
29
f
,
Alexis
Greek
1
ra
wk
i
150-Mfle
House
..
2
Hydraulic
4
Beaver
Lake
6
Fert
FKfter
1
Lillooet
21
Vanderhoof
9
.likely
1
An
analysis
of
the
vote
in
Prince
Rupert
citv
reveals
S.mS
2!.
""
!
some
interesting
things,
particularly
in
view
of
the
fact'
sang
Ranch
3
is
that
the
precinct
svstem
was
followed.
In
the
tnnips
vpiv
jirrjinnwl
in'
oronnrnnVi.ol
nun..
i
Vell6
9
alphabetical
basis
and
the
polling
divisions,
as
represented
i
Tt
SSi
!
by
each
table;
were
according
to
the
part
of
town
in
which
raiomc
Zu
the
voters
lived.
At
only
two
of
the
tables
was
Olof
Hanson
headed,
one
being
Table
91
A,
where
some
PavBlon
seventy
small
polls
still
unreported,
'
McGillivtay
'0
01
me
m
secuon
.
people
living
!pmwrtnn
mmh
i-
east
of
Fulton
and
Fourth
Streets
proximately
500
over
John
Mclnnls.
j
9
p"0"
,
voted,
and
Table
98,
in
which
some
c-
c
F-
wnile
J-
A.
Fraser.
Conser-;
V."
of
the
people
across
Hays
Creek
!vat,ve
member
of
the
last
Parlla-
"
voted.
People
of
Fourth.
Fifth
and
ment-
and
Fred
Clarke.
Reeonitruc-
j
"
ce
F7
,
on
Sixth
Avenue
in
Sextion
Six
voted
;
tlollj8t.
likely
to
lose
their
w
,
more
preponderantly
than
any-!
deposits.
Few
Peace
River
polls
'"ver
2
where
else
in
the
city
for
Hanson,
!nad
Vet
been
hea
but
there;
-e
J.
...
.
was
little
rvuMlhillttr
nf
tViA
rtHlnw:
UC"nB1
.:..JU
giving
nim
oi
voies
wnue
urrae
"
tMr
rjar
Creek
received
but
26
and
Panter,
a
mere
swlnlrg
Into
the
C.
C.
F.
column.;
8
Jl
1CTrii
fi
!
rrt
1
-
i
i
8
15
3
10
9
7
4T
44
14
5
5
30
18
8
37
8
7.
33
12
34
30
152
11
12
11
195
12
0
t
4
7'.
16
53
"89
88
59
6
2
5
35
79
5
11
123
14
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101
7
2
90
451
48
24
22
89
11
The
Yokon
Scat
r
11
24
Latest
returns
from
the
Yukon,
4
there
ft
win
probably
be
weeks
be-8
fore
all
polls
have
reported,
lndt-
17
late
a
heavy
victory
for
Mrs.
7
Thorpe
Black,
popular
wife
of
Capt
31
icoige
Black,
former
Speaker
of
EVHBBVBto
Start
with
a
genuine
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Rug
.
.
.
all
the
wonders
of
the
world's
most
lovely
rug
patterns
are
yours
to
choose
from
.
.
.
and
their
modest
cost
will
leave
you
extra
dollars
for
the
many
other
things
that
will
complete
the
scheme
built
around
their
beauty.
.Modern
science
makes
it
possible
for
you
to
have
these
rugs
at
such
surprisingly
low
prices
.
.
.
gives
you
a
new
freedom
from
tiresome
beating
and
sweeping
...
an
absolutely
sanitary
floorcovering
and
heavier-weight
fabric
felt
base
to
give
extra
years
of
satisfactory
wear
...
all
guaranteed
by
the
Gold
Seal.
See
the
many
gorgeous
patterns
on
display
at
your
dealer's
todav.
Remember:
tn,ti
investment
in
houscfornlshines
this
time
will
save
monev
later
wnen
prices
rise
.
.
.
dui
oniy
in
genuine-i'ongoleum
tioid
seal
Kugs
do
yoa
get
the
extra
savings
of
what
we
believe
to
be
the
World's
Best
Value
in
House-
f
umishings
.
.
.
only
genuine
Congolenm
Gold.
Seal
Rugs
offer
you
the
definite
gnarantee
f
"Satis
faction
or
Your
Money
Back"
.
,
.
the
Gold
Seal
shown
at
the
right
is
affixed
to
the
surface
of
all
genuine
Congoleum
.
.
.
make
sure
you
see
ii
Dciore
yon
Duy.
CONGOLEUM
CANADA
LIMITED
MONTREAL
GOLD
ifefyears
ihe
member
for
Yukori,
over
23
3
27d
34
86
121
32
15
10
1
26
84
8
30
59
112
33
60
21
37
93
409
86
24
35
4he
.House
of
Commons
and
for
her
Independent
Liberal
opponent,
J.
P.
Smith.
Fourteen
out
of
24
polls
give
Mrs.
Black
653
votes
as
agafttst
488
for
Mr.
SmithResults
of
some
of
the
more
Important
individual
polls
in
Yukon
so
far
reported
are
as
follows:
Black
Smith
Mayo
75
43
3ear
Creek
40
28
3o!d
Bottom
7
5
parcross
,
,43
20
awion'
233
167
Wt
Selkirk
:
,.
21,
i
.larmcks
-
;
io
5
The
representative
of
Ihe
Cooperative
Commonwealt'h
Federa-
jn
in
the
next
Parliament,
It
is
uw
Indicated,
will
number
eight
md
will
be
tis
follows:
Britiili
ColumbiaAngus
Mcln-lfe,
Vancouver
East;
C.
'Grant
Mc-
Jlelll,
Vancouver
North;
Arnold;
Webster,
Vancouver-Burrard,
andi
206
("J-
S.
Taylor,
Nanaimo.
17
E,
A
Saskatchewan
M.
J.
C61dwefl.
!
Rosetown-Biggar;
Rev.
T.
C.
Doug-
j
las.
Weyburn.
Manitoba
A.
A.
Heaps.
Winnipeg
'
North:
J.
S.
Woodsworth,
Winnipeg
North
Centre.
There
is
p
possibility
that
one
or
two
mere
C.
C.
F.
-members
may
be
'
elected.
The
defeat
of
such
C.
C.
F.
stal-
Ttit
is
Cbngoltum
UO
Id
tal
Rut
'TElPING'
No,
413.
warts
as
William
Irrtn
nedy.U
O.
Coute.
Robfri
oUft
"
c
opencer,
ii
j.
q;.
W.
T.
Lucas
by
Sociu:
c
Alberta
was
one
of
tb
the
elefcti&n.
AtiCther
closely
wa
-vti
that
In
Winnlp?i;
j,
Five
IMn
League
Jld
Empress
Lamble
Si
stune
Pioneer
Laundry
Post
Office
.TZ-ir'-rv-
w
'AIM
Grotto
Taxi
456
its
ay
''JTMo;
"(l
fife
A;
A.
neaps
defeated
Tim
b-.
i
"
Communist
opponent
bv
J?
stantlal
margin
of
som.
.
.
sand
votes.
'
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AT
YOUK
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Morgan
&
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DEALERS
i
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Rupert,
B.C.
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Rupert,
B.C.
,
';
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