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at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
with
addition,,!
nincliines
Tor
llio
uiiiiiiifiiclurc
of
8ASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
carried
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stock,
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Mindly.
LESSTALKING
AMONG
MEMBERS
Suggostlon
Made
by
Hon.
A.
Manson
that
Speeches
In
Legislature
be
ANNOUNCEMENTS
M.
,
(W.
A,
l).'iraves
in
Vun-wiiver
Hlar)
Around
Hip
corridors
of
Hie
IUliihiri-
Hit-
ftuKK'stion
made
hy
Hon.
Alt'X.
Manson
early
in
the
ih-lialf
on
the
rejily
to
llio
Speeeh
fiuin
flu-
Throne
that
in
fill
we
Die
dfliale
he
limited
to
a
couple
of
formal
speeches,
und
that
the
limine
llwri
wl
down
to
hrasa
taekn
and
do
hunmes.
in
lakiiiK
root.
Mr.
Manx.
m
pointed
out
that
in
the
Mother
of
Parliaments
and
very
frequently
in
Ottawa
now.
this
coure
is
followed.
Ho
also
drew
attention
to
the
fact
that
in
the
luarislature
Mils
year
the
debate
fouehed
on
by-elections,
over
a
year
pad;
'Dom
inion
elections,
not
germane
to
provineial
ulTaii;
freigiit
rate
yellow
journal
from
the
United
Stale
and
eluewhere;
irrigation;
Pacific
lir.-at
Ka-ctern;
brewerien
and
beer;
educational
survey;
al-lejied
pidiee
weverily
with
the
Doukhohor;
university
expendi
ture;
i
reel
eorner
cnodal
ab-
oinieiy
uuupporteil
hy
evidence;
and
other
mailers
which
-liuul.i
not
have
crept
into
the
debate.
'Out
of
it
all,
with
its
ten
dency
toward
political
recrimina
tion,
now
can
any
erious
good
cniiie
.'"
he
aked,
and
suggested
that
it
would
be
infinitely
mure
pri.riiaiue
if
i
lie
various
Mibjei
iiiatler
lliat
liad
been
nienl
loneii
were
iiriuihl
to
the
attention
oi
.if
the
lliie
iii
the
form
of
eon-
.
rete
leiiluluun.
eiiiaiiat
iii
fron
either
nle,
and
Ihu
eoiiceiitrat-
inj;
the
thought
of
the
House
for
1
1
he
I
line
heiiiitupon
ttial
particular
-ul.ji'.
t
with
the
deue
of
jreilnii;
the
e.HM'ensu
of
opinion
of
the:
niemtier.
I
nlkniK
the
matter
over
anion;-'
llieiiiel'
the
llienilier
ee
lillieli
merit
lit
III
allege!
loll.
ami
it
in
not
unlikely
that
more
will
tie
heard
of
it.
A'n't
Education
Grand7
A.
mi
I'pliill.Jhr
miner
memlter
for
Kerme.
im
u
great
admirer
ot
idiii-.it
inn.
Iiavmg
n
he
say,
so
hMle
himeir.
He
lileued
l.i
:.i.tMiii
Ian
.Mackenzie
on
Thur
.liv
when
the
latter
wa
peukiua
ii
lite
subject
of
MiiIikIi
Ikjllllll-Inii
inrlhilay,
and
was
wnle-eye.l
when
the
Vancouver
member
polled
Kipling,
I'auline
Joiiu-.'niii'
and
oilier
poet
at
lennii.
in
extolling
the
beaulies
and
na-I
u
r.il
advantage
of
llrilisli
Col-iiiuliia.
"My,
oh
my!"
vva
his
admir-iiik
coiiiuieni.
"I
always
thoun'il
ymi
were
a
lawyer,
an'
here
you
are
a
hloomin'
poet."
Cheers
alio
laughter
greeted
the
remark.
Twigg
Resolution
i:..nnl.ir
comment
this
nioin-iii
till
.centre
on
the
matiiier
in
which
four
members
of
his
own
parly
refused
to
vole
mi
Hi
'IV
i
Kit
renolutlon
in
connection
with
the
Janet
K.
Smith
cane,
and
the
aeiierul
impression
anion;
ti.illi
i
:..useral
ive
and
l.ile-r.'it
lu.'iuli.
-
i-
the
up
posit
ion
mem
Itupiist
Church
Ladies'
Aid
llaaar.
November
20.
SI.
Andrew's
Ladies'
Itazaar.
December
2.
Auxlltarv
Lutheran
Church
Ladies'
Aid
llai.ar.
December
I'nited
Church
Hazaar,
Decem
ber
10.
Her
Heart
Palpitated
She
Had
Fainting
Spells
Mrs.
J.
Wilson,
Tort
Ocorw,
N.8.,
write:
"I
mtTcrfJ
from
pslpitation
of
the
heart
soil
fainting
pefla,
and,
at
time,
1
could
not
be
left
alone
I
via
to
nrrvoiu.
Jljr
trouble
wan
rautfd
from
overwork,
and
worry,
having
been
left
alone
with
a
larcu
family.
1
bad
tried
everything,
without
any
relief,
but
I
know,
o-day,
that'
I
would
hav
been
a
norvoua
wreck
but
for
your
wouJcrful
Then
1'itli
are
for
aivle
at
all
drug-(rlut'
a
a.l
dealers
pnt
up
only
by
Tho
T.
ililb'urn
Co.,
LUaltod,
Toroato,
Out.
TH
DAILY
fHBWB
"AO
THRKP
her
made
a
tactical
error
in
hi.
attempt
lo
make
political
capital
out
of
the
utilization
of
a
dead
body
lo
aecure
scientific
data
lo
assist
the
invest
f
gating
official
in
their
work.
The
fact
-
that.
Menr.
Coch
rane,
c
ho
fold,
Jlriihn
and
Uo!.
Cy
l'cck,
nbseafed
themselves
without
pairing
and
that
Labor
ind
I'rovinolal
party
member
went
solidly
wllli
the
goveriiiuen!
in
voting
down
the
Twigg
motion
shows
bow
flatly
it
fell
in
the
lloiiuc,
the
Davie
amendment
to
name
a
committee
being
vole.
lowu,
30
to
15,
and
I
he
Twigg
esolution
bcini?
snowed
under
hy
a
-iO
lo
1.1
vole.
VANCOUVER
PAPER
URGES
TO
ENCOURAGE
PRIVATE
ELEVATORS
Says
Port
Will
Always
Remain
Government
Monopoly
Unless
Good
Treatment
Given
Investors
(Vancouver
tun
Unles
adequate
rain
elevator
accommodation
is
provided
in'
this
port,
Vancouver
i
ttoing
lot
be
fiahtiiin
sraiu
embargoes,
off
and
on.
for
the
next
ten
years.
And
until
the
question
of
government
ownership
vs.
private
enterprise
definitely
el-
iled,
we
will
not
have
adequate
elevator
accommodation.
Just
now
private
capital
is
fiahlintf
shy
of
hi
port
because
it
due,
not
know
where
it
slam
Is.
(luce
private
capital
is
reasured
in
this,
respect
and
is
it
i
ven
good
reason
10
believe1
thai
it
will
have
fair
treatment,
tho
whole
situation
will
iron
itself
out
in
24
hours.
Hut
private
capital
will
not
come
in
until
ft
ha
that
assurance,
until
the
City
qf
Vancouver
offer
reasonable
inducements.
The
Port
uf
Vancouver
is
either
aoiuif
to
be
thrown
oen
to
private
enterprise
ami
go
ahead,
or
it
is
groing
to
remain
a
government
monopoly
and
tagnale.
It
in
up
to
the
i(ple
of
Vancouver
lo
decide
which.
And
that
derision
cannot
be
long
delayed.
CRIMINALS
DO
NOT
LIKE
GETTING
LASH
'Victoria
Times
Vancouver'.
board
of
trade
has
teceived
a
letter
from
an
unony
mou
writer
in
Seattle
complain
in
becaue
our
judge.
are
pre
scribing
the
lash
for
gentlemen
who
want
to
take
money
thai
does
not
belouK
to
them.
This
i
an
exeellenl
advertise
merit
for
Hritish
Columbia's
method
of
administering
justice.
It
would
be
a
food
idea
to
give
I
he
letter
wide
publicity,
if
only
lo
let
our
own
gunmen
'know
that
if
they
kick
over
the
trace
in
IhU
province
they
will
very
likely
taste
thi
apparently
effective
medicine.
Canadian
jixlces
are
doiiiir
the
right
thiiiK
by
letting
it
be
known
that
Canada
is
not
n
happy
Imnlini:
jiround
for
thugs.
Our
cilixenship
is
worth
something.
II
will
be
a
pour
day
when
il
is
not
jealously
guarded.
WOULD
SEND
DELEGATES
TO
CONGRESS
IN
CHINA
CAl.tiAHY.
Nov.
-'ii.
'immcdi
ale
steps
will
be
taken
to
raise
fund
with
which
to
send
a
deje-
arntiou
of
Canadian
nurses
lo
the
International
Nurses
Convention
lo
lie
held
in
1'liiiyi
in
ll2l
Plan
were
formulated
lit
lhvs
end
al
the
convent
ion
of
nurses
ntteu.le.l
by
about
ninety
dele-untes
from
every
section
of
the
province.
PEACHES
WERE
OYER
FORTY
YEARS
OF
AGE
Sl.MCtlK,
Nov.
:(.
.V
quail
sealer
of
peaches
perfectly
preserved,
mil
ui
whole
Jit
I88-.',
was
found
in
removing
eojflents
of
a
house
here.
Mrs.
.'Thomas
Marshall,
of
Victoria,
was
the
housewife
whose
jar
Was
treasured
for
so
many
years
and
then
forgotten.
A
pnrload
of
grain
arrived
here
Ibis
wpek
but
it
was
nol
for
llio
elevator.
11
eatne
hero
by
mis.
take
instead
of
a
carload
of
coal
which
went
to
Kauiloops
where
the
grain
was
suppoeij
lo
have
gone.
The
carload
of
uokcd
wheat
has
now
been
returned
by
the
railway
company
lo
Kain-loops
and
the
coal
is
boiiu
direi
iod
bark
here.
Local
and
Personal
U.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Lutheran
Church
Ladies'
Itazaar,
December
i.
Aid
Two
cars'
at
your
service
Sneddon
Taxi.
1'hor.e
134.
tf
J'J
Taxi
and
Traiisfsr.
50c
service.
Day
and
night.
T.
Dybbavn.
tf
Private
Christinas
Cards
printed
by
Hose,
Cowan
&.
Latla,
lib
SlreeL
tf
Curries
Taxi
and
Messeuscr
Service.
1'lione
507.
ServLv
day
and
night.
Stand,
Carlto
i
Cafe.
tf
llrold
Nickersou
will
-ail
on
!
Hit
I'rinre
Ilupert
tomorrow
morning
for
Vancouver.
Harold
Mcllweu,
C.N.H.
divis
ion
freight
.agent,
is
making
the
round
trip
to
Stewart
and
Anyox
on
the
steamer
Prince
Ilupert
today.
Canon
W.
K.
Itushhrook
sailed
last
uivbl
on
tho
Prince
Huper
for
Anyox
en
route
to
Alice
Arii.
where
he
wMI
conduct
Auglifa.i
Church
services
on
Sunday.
Valhalla
Benefit
flasket
Social
and
dance
in
Metro
pole
Hall
tomorrow
night,
November
27
at
y.30.
Centlcnicn
l.0U,
ladie-50c.
Ladies
with
baskets
free.
Ilefreslniieiil.
Union
freighter
Chilkoot,
Capl
C.
II.
Smith,
arrived
from
the
south
yesterday
afternoon
nnU
a
Her
unloading
10(1
tons
of
coai
here
for
Philpoll
A.
Kvitl,
proceeded
to
Stewart.
The
charge
of
intoxication
against
John
Thompson
wii
a;raiu
adjiHirned
in
the
city
poll..-
f.imi.1
lliis
imieii
i
n
'riiiiiiiiini
J
-
v.
.
.
look
a
fit
in
the
jail
yesterday
and
wa
removed
lo
I
lie
hospital
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a:m.
IHtiltY
ISLAND.-
Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
30.28;
temperature,
10;
sea
.smooth:
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Amour,
Anyox
for
Seal
lie,
71
mile.
from
Anyox.
Ill
1.1.
HAIUIOIl.-
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.-12;
temperature,
12;
liuhl
swell.
DKAD
TllKl?
POINT.
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
30.00;
temperature,
20;
sea
smooth,
foggy.
Noon
DKillY
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
ratlin
:
barometer,
30.20;
temperature,
17;
sea
smooth.
lit
LI.
IIAIimm.--l,ar!
cloudy,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer.
3(U
1
1
;
temperature.
47-;
light
swell;
0:50
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Calala
in
Millbank
Sound
northbound;
12
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Yukon
in
Millbank
Sound
southbound.
DKAD
Tlll'.i:
POIN
T.
-
Clear,
calm;
barometer.
30.0(1;
temperature,
43;
sea
smooth.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert.
T.
O.
tiarretl,
O.
V.
Pearson.
C.
It.
McMullan,
N.
Murchie.
Charles
P.
Coles,
K.
Anderson
ami
family,
I".
II.
Smith,
Vancou
ver;
J.
V.
Anderson,
Winnipeg;
P.
tiraiiam,
Toronto;
Itev.
K.
Hudson.
Ocean
Falls;
Mrs.
11.
(U'ccnwood,
Triple
Island.
Central
P.
(iiaham,
Toronto;
Mr.
and
'Mr,
t
E.
l-age.
Smitber.
DOMINIQN
OF
CANADA
WAR
LOAN
BONDS
V
MATURING
Id
DECEMBER,
1925
"THE
BANK
OF
MONTREAL,
under
authority
of
the
Minister
of
Finance,
is
prepared
to
redeem
the
above
bonds
in
full
at
maturity,
without
charge,
at
any
of
its
Branches
in
Canada.
.
For
the
convenience
ofowners
of
the
bonds,
the
Bank
of
Montreal
will
accept
the
bonds
at
any
time
prior
to
December
1?
t,
and
will
make
payment
in
each
case
o
Dec
mber
1st,
either
by
issuing
a
cheque
or
by
placing
the
amount
to
the
owner's
credit
in
the
books
of
the
Bank,
as
the
owner
may
desire.
Are
the
Pennies
Blocking
Your
Way
Home
women,
even
though
they
realize
what
a
waste
of
time
and
what
a
liring
job
washing
is,
slill
Ihcy
struggle
with
washday
because
they
think
laundry
service
is
beyond
Iheir
names.
Hut
if
they'd
only
try
our
Thrift-T
Service
they'd
know
how
economical
laundry
service
can
he.
Kverylhing
washed
clean,
your
flat
work
ironed,
wearing
apparel
jusl
lo
iron
and
the
cot
is
only
5c
per
lb.
and
lc
per
piece.
fiet
rid
of
washday
and
you'll
have
many
new
hours
a
week
lo
use
them
as
yon
wish.
You'd
like
lo
have
them
of
cburse,
so
don'l
let
the
pennies
stand
in
the
way.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
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National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plaut
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
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and
381s
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and
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Service
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Will
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rr
VANCOUVER,
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each
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8
a.m.
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PRINCE
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for
STEWART
am!
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