PAGE
SIX
TIIR
DAILY
NEWS
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tuesday
Only,
7
and
9
p.m.
A
Couple
of
Down
and
Outs
A
memory
of
yesterday
that
will
help
us
face
tomorrow.
Not
a
war
play,
it
is
the
most
human
portrayal
of
present
day
conditions
ever
filmed.
So
immense
that
it
will
make
you
gasp.
So
beautiful
that
it
will
chain
you
to
jour
chair.
It's
love
stor
is
so
intense,
so
real,
so
human,
that
it
will
seem
as
near
and
as
dear
as
your
own
romance.
The
drama
different
with
entirely
new
features.
Capt.
Ilex
Davis,
M.C...
and
Miss
Edna
Best,
the
talented
young
actress,
so
well
known
on
the
legitimate
stage,
fill
the
leading
parts,
supported
ly
a
large
and
capable
company.
Scenes
laid
iu
Loudon.
England.
"The
New
Leather
Pushers"
(Round
No.
5)
"Swing
Bad,
The
Sailor."
International
News.
Admission
35c
and
10c
Dainty
Dorothy
Would
mention
Our
real
courteous
attention
Iteimhlo
work.
fu.r
ftis
ami
r
iii
!
service
is
wiial
)ni
may
expect
I"
a
Hits
shop.
Wo
are
esj
-i
-
on
I
;:!
properly
equap-
p.
i.
Phone
us
to
call
for
your
garments.
If
you
want
to
confer
with
us
about
cleaning
our
advice
is
always
at
your
command.
Our
rapid
cleaning
and
pressing
for
men
is
popular
priced.
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Your
Pennies
Spend
your
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whore
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jroes'tlie
farthest.
You
can
always
pet
the
Kconoaay
Market.
it
at
keep
the
!!
of
Fresh
Meat,
choice
i.roteries
and
Dry
Good.
Special
allenliou
given
to
ECONOMY
STORE
4t7
Fifth
Avenue
EasL
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ARRIVING
MONDAY.
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CARLOAD
OF
FEED.
See
us
for
prices
on
fol
lowing
tines:
No.
i
Feed
Wheat.
Shorty
best
quality.
Bran,
best
quality.
Ogilvic
Scratch
Feed.
Ogihie
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Mash.
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Oat
Chop.
Feed
Oats,
No.
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Cracked
Corn.
Screenings.
Oyster
Shell.
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BOY!
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Vunrpkin
for
Halloween
from
the
Farmers'
Market
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a
Hund
of
Farmers'
Tea
and
return
the.
empty
bag.
It
is
pood
for
one
I'umjtkiu.
5
Tea
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get
putHj&ias.
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Farmers"
Tea
is
a
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grade
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and
equal
to
any
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parkace
Ira
in
the
lore
Farmers'
Tea,
per
lb.
.
.
65c
Farmers'
Market
sells
High
lrade
Meats
and
Oro-ceries
at
Lowest
Prices
in
Hiiert.
fiive
Vs
a
Trial.
cal
Mutton
on
Sale.
See
our
Window.
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ELEVATOR
AND
OTHER
MATTERS
ARE
DEALT
WITH
IN
SPEECH
OF
PREMIER
AT
BID
MEETING
HERE
LAST
NIGHT.
(continued
from
page
two.
is
to
our
natural
resources
that
we
must
go
and
no
part
or
Uie
Dominion
has
more
latent
wealth
lllino
llrifwti
fVtllimhiii
"
After
advocating
the
adoption
of
policies
that
would
make
for
the
cheapest
production
pos-ible
so
that
Canada's
exports
miht
reach
all
parts
of
t
tie
plohe.
Mr
King
announced
that
a
treaty
had
just
been
concluded
letween
Canada
and
Australia,
whereby
reciprocal
preferential
tariff
on
certain
commodities
would
be
provided.
There
would
he
free
entry
to
Australia
of
paper
products
and
fish
from
Canada
and
in
return
certain
food
product
from
Australia
not
competing
with
Canada's
own.
An
inter
mediate
rate
was
also
provided
i
'or
other
commodities.
Only
a
few
details
remained
before
the
iroaty
would
be
put
into
effect.
Sympathy
With
Pioneers.
"I
want
you
to
go
away
with
'lie
impression
that
this
povern-uii'iit
lias
at
heart
the
welfare
'f
the
people
of
the
new
parts
"t
the
Dominion,"
concluded
Mr.
K
:-g.
"My
sympathy
is
with
the
'
".
eers.
They
should
reeeie
ii
consideration
of
the
v
nai.
J
i.
We
do
not
want
to
u
c
that
which
has
already
s;a:-lihed,
but,
in
the
in-
-
sis
i
f
all
Canada,
our
efforts
sh"i;ld
he
devoted
to
thoe
wie.
'
avc
withstood
the
diUieullies
of
.eriug.
In
thai
desire,
all
li-'
adinniistration
is
with
iw
As
I
throuzh
this
country
and
see
your
difficulties
my
heart
..ies
out
to
you
in
your
effort-.
!
itere
will
be
no
higher
honor.
pleasure
or
satisfaction
than
to
contribute
to
your
assistance."
Other
Speakers
In
oponinp
S.
P.
McMordie,
president
of
the
Liberal
Association
who
presided
spoke
of
how
pleased
and
proud
they
were
!
have
a
prime
minister
with
thein
.or
the
second
time.
Fred
Stork
spoke
of
it
as
a
appy
occasion.
They
had
pi
t
-eal
four
first
clas
friends
o?
Prince
Huperl
who
wouht
i.p
su
to
po
back
filled
with
enthusiasm
for
Itritisb
Coluitibia
M'
:
Ottawa
insisted
on
legislati
-,jr
f
;:
the
country
without
havi
p
s-il
and
without
underv
ar,
i
s
their
problems.
He
foil
suro
resent
visit
would
be
productive
of
great
results.
The
name
Andrew
Hayden
and
Ha!
M
-tiiverin
were
household
naan"
diiil
these
men
needel
no
jin-f-itip
to
make
them
itiicr-s'e.i
ere.
Mr.
Cartlin
was
a
new
nnister
of
marine
and
fisheries
uul
as
such
he
took
great
pieas-
re
in
inlrodocinp
bun
to
the
:reatet
hatitut
port
111
th--world.
PiTinier
Kinp
be
thanked
fi:
iMtig
the
debgalions
a
sym
pathetic
hearing.
The
elcvat"-vas
an
assured
and
accomplish
-d
fact
and
the
work
on
it
was
roceedin?
as
fast
as
possiiilc
ne
thing
he
urged
and
in
(:-ng
so
got
I
be
acclaim
of
the
id:e::ce.
It
was
thai
the
absolute
control
of
the
fisheries
should
be
transferred
to
Prime
tuiert.
He
suggester
that
the
v'ar.coLver
oflice
be
closed
an.
I
hat
if
a
head
office
were
neees-
-ary
it
should
be
established
here.
Hon
T.
D.
Pattullo
Hon.
T.
1.
Pattullo
said
il
was
with
pleasure
he
joined
hi
fel-'w
rititens
of
Prince
Itupert
in
e.-onnng
the
prominent
viit-rs
His
father
had
prophesied
i
hat
Mr.
King
would
be
premier
f
Canada
and
the
prophecy
had
wiie
true.
He
was
pre-emiaemt-
ly
fittAt
for
the
high
otftre
hr
el.t
and
the
confidence
of
the
;-e,.iio
of
the
iKioiinion
in
a
increasing.
Prince
Hupeii
had
been
called
hi'.
i
Iieing
by
the
Liberal
admin
istralion.
A
work
well
begun
should
be
wiell
finisbeal.
die
ws
it
here
guessing
as
to
the
pos
itilities.
There
was
everything
iere
which
would
make
for
a
big
ity.
If
nature
had
been
more
pro
l:gal
she
would
have
done
m
justice
to
the
rr-t
of
the
world.
Lnder
lbes
circumstances
if
be
was
a
little
exhuberent
as
to
the
prospects
he
anus
I
be
forgiven
in
Mr.
King
there
was
a
man
from
whom
they
had
icason
'n
'expect
such
treatment
as
would
tiring
about
the
prosperity
they
expected.
He
extended
a-hearty
wetrrtme
to
him
on
behalf
l
he
tiovernntent
of
liritih
C
'l-
umbia.
Hon.
Hal
McGlverln
Ma!
'
'If
Mcl.iverin.
iialiy
'he
styleil
a
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
DAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practical
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
while
our
charges
will
be
found
reasonable
in
enery
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES.
Diamonds,
watches,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
Wory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
largo
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"PKce
and
quality."
Inspection
Invltsd.
TV
II
lax
MeiJDroner
Diamond
Specialist
at
the
table
but
wa
mi
n
a
plate,
spoke
liuuioroily
and
effectively.
He
sai-l
tie
had
been
associated
with
Charles
M.
Hays
and
Wainwrmbt.
He
had
also
been
with
Laurier
enough
to
en
able
In
in
to
carry
the
vision
of
that
great
statesman
and
he
hail
Come
to
are!
acquainted
at
first
t
hand
with
the
railway
and
uapI
that
bad
then
:en
planned.
Mr.
MctSiverin
also
spoke
of
the
valuable
work
!-ing
done
by
Fred
Stork.
Xo
one
jn
bis
experience
had
won
the
respect
and
confidence
of
i
he
minister
and
mouthers
of
the
hfouse
as
had
the.v
i
a
tf
oilier
lux.
Mr.
McSieriti
in
Mr.
King
i
gr-'
.ml
Ihev
had
He
GET
IT
AT!
j
Li
i
.
-i.-
,
had
made
a
great
record
In
the
old
counry,
when
representing
t;,inaila
there,
and
had
won
their
i
hearts
by
his
magnificent
speeches.
He
had
fought
for
I.
literal
principles,
an
autonomous
nation
under
the
llritish
ilag.
Time
was
when
a
person
who
advocated
such
a
thing
was
I.
oked
upon
as
a
traitor
to
Itril-.iin.
At
the
conference
last
year
the
old
Liberal
batt
leery
had
been
unanimously
adopted
by
the
mother
country
and
the
other
nations
of
the
F.inpire.
Hon.
J.
A.
Card
In
J.
A.
Uirditt.
thanked
the
pe-
pie
for
their
generous
welcome,
and
said
they
had
been
much!
impressed
with
what
they
had
soon
and
esecially
with
the
generous
hospitality
of
the
people
of
Prince
Hupert.
Since
tire
i
io
eminent
had
come
into
power,
l
hey
had
been
able
to
balance
the
budget
and
reduce
taxes.
Trade
;
had
improved
so
that
the
country
was
now
sell
in
g
more
than
she
was
buying.
Now
the
affairs
of
the
country
were
iu
a
more
sat-'
'sfaeiory
condition
and
they
were
reaity
to
go
aheed
and
lake
uti
,i-
work
where
Laurier
left
it
In
Prince
Hupert
they
had
many
i
r.ililenis
to
sole.
hut
tne
iov-,
eminent
had
md
been
in
a
post-jiioti
to
do
anything.
Now
I
In
v
tioMd
to
do
their
best
to
solve
the
problems
in
which
Prune
Rupert
people
were
interested
Mr.
Cardin
poka
of
the
good
feeling
existing
between
the
French
speaking
people
of
louche
and
the
rest
of
the
country.
i
He
said
be
would
have
a
message
to
take
back
with
him
that
French
Canadians
in
Prince
Hu
pert
were
succeeding
and
were;
rest
.
mirmi
the
consideration
of
the;
of
the
community.
There
i
wa
no
race
or
religious
pn-j
Mem
here.
He
said
his
people!
I
bad
no
other
country
to
think
of
but
Canada.
Their
fathers
were
on
the
banks
of
the
St.
Lawrence
and
they
were
Cana
1
ilians
who
would
do
their
best,
(
live
happily
and
gel
the
fax
.idle
consideration
of
1
.
ii
speaking
(eople.
the
LOCAL
MATTERS
ARE
ASSURED
OF
ACTION
Board
of
Trade
Committee
and
Liberal
Executive
Conferred
With
Premier
King
and
Colleagues
Yesterday
;
anl
of
trade
committee,
ii
Pretni.T
King
and
his
i-
ies
yesterday.
wa
aur-
HIGH
CL.SS
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
FRESH
CREAM.
PORK
PIES
WE
DELIVER.
SCOTCH
OAT
CAKES
r
Hy
the
I.
n
:sir
I
Tuesday,
October
H,
02t.
Cash
&
Carry
Specials
Maid
of
Clover
Creamery
Butter
in
hulk.
II
His.
Limit
Whs.
to
each
customer
Broken
Shelled
Walnuts,
new
stock,
regular
Hjie,
lal
40c
111
for
Globe
Brand
Pears,
half
price
2
litis
for
Hatchway
mm
iP
tn
winter
Men's
Combinations,
WC
gill,
till
WOOl.
:.
ti
SHEEP
RAISING
ON
$1.00
v;:!:.f
75c
25c
$7.50
Men's
Combinations,
n:
weight,
wool
ami
'
M.ies
It
til
U
$3.50
IITCHWAY
NO
DUTTON
UNDEmvTAA
SCYCO
OIL
CLOTHING--Wet
Weather
Garments
For
All
Boys'
Coats,
IIU-
k
Boys'
Coats.
11)
k
.md
Illixr.
silos
Stt
to
21.
ea
li
$4.25
i
nnt
Olive,
sties
2
to
31.
eu.
h
$4.50
Men's
Coats,
three-ipiiirler
length.
Illa
k
only.
h
550
Men's
Coats,
long.
Olive,
sues
:W
to
ttl,
earh
$7.00
Men's
Slicker
Suits,
Mark,
and
Yellow.
:it
to
to.
-
$6.00
Slicker
Hats,
Illm-h
and
Olive
Yellow.
$1.00,
$1.10,
$US
Urns'
OmIs
with
lelU.
.'o-
extra.
Turkish
Towels,
exira
heavy
iialil.
sue
2
g
i:..
e
n
h.
Sei-ial.
:
(r
85c
Cretonnes
and
Chlntxes
in
vjro-tx
of
designs,
r.
g
T'i.
.ii
l.
S-.
i.il
45c
Universal
Trading
Co.
TEETH!
TEETH!
Willi
the
LuM
Wiiilhor
...ining
imw
i
(he
tmte
"
the
(,i
ily
teeth
tiel.
MODERN
DENTISTRY
LOWEST
PRICES.
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
Smith
Block.
i-l
hal
tlio
nutters
laid
before
'hem
in
the
board
s
ineniorandiim
te
placed
before
5ir
Henry
Tliorniun
lea
mediately
on
their
return
to
Ottawa
and
that
pe
nal
consideration
would
bt
given
Au.o..
.
..
.
IVI
i
lie
rv-tuvviv.
At
1.30
eterday
afternoon
the
Literal
eiecutive
met
the
parliamentary
party
and
took
up
further
matters
in
connection
witli
the
development
of
this
port
and
ditrlct.
1
-w.
Great
for
a
I
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oya'n
fl
Phoni
575.
TIMBER
SALE
X
55.
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tr.
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Hlik-t
M
r
Small
Shipment
Arrives
tn
Tor
The
First
of
Series
Two
sbeep
armed
;
yesterday
front
V.
'
;ranrh,
sHuate1
at
Osi
Island,
remsipned
Hulcbers
(iroeer
L
shipment
is
the
fom
regular
hipmeil
'
from
Smith
lsaud
to
Areording
to
Mr.
rnu-the
nil-ihc
of
sheep
i;
rounding
dislrn
l
is
a
.
the
eiperimental
staue
aide
success
has
tteen
already
a
ad
both
the
fodder
conditions
esis
'
lalull.l
lull
l.nan
fllllll
I
131
larly
suitable
to
Him
Is
a
koimJ
demand
m
tin'
local
mutton
and
the
stioep
is
already
p'"
'table.
TORONTO.
Oct
1
1
l1
nice
of
Wales
i
cpoits
to
Hie
(sd
Toronto
as
s
W
:
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FOR
TORONTO
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