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Shoes
For
Children
of
nil
ages.
MEN'S
SHOES.
In
all
leathers
from
$6.50
.Ml
sizes.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservation
for
that
Clfristmas
visit
to
Hie
Old
Land
early.
For
Tickets,
Rales
and
Information,
see
ns;
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Dread
is
your
best
food.
Kat
more
of
it.
Kepi
hy
tfie
leading
proeers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
Stove
WOOD
We
have
Just
received
i
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
Size
cut
lo
order.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
KING
CEORGE
CAFE
First
Class
,
CHOP
SUEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rooms
to
Rent.
Prices
Reasonable.
Phone
Blue
471.
Second
Ave.
REDUCE
HIGH
COST
OF
LIVING.
Kliminate
the
draught
around
your
windows
and
ue
less
coal.
SEE
OUR
PATENT
WEATHER
STRIP
For
Doors
and
Windows.
Glass
and
Mirrors
of
all
kinds.
T.
ROSS
MACKAY.
Phone
Blua
166.
i
BY
NO
MEANS
ALLOW
YOUR
BOWELS
TO
GET
CONSTIPATED
''nipbasises
the
thin?
whirl,
we
mi
yiMi
lll
br
able
to
krp
rll
ami
.lave
j
mfT
tmublr
ullh
jrwir
hrer.
Mr.
I.
Diibtn.
Ilalbrllr.
ii't,
mrxtm
I
"I
a
rry
badly
lrubld
wlih
wmtl-,pallnn.
oflrn
bad
bad
bradarbr.
my
Umru
a
rralrd.
and
I
Ml
anylhlnr
bnt
Mirr
laklnn
Nilburn
liuilifr
jPIIU
I
hatr
Ml
mnrb
brttrr
at
Itwy
rtr-
lilnlT
did
mr
a
hl
f
ri-"
Vilbiirn-
Uu
Llvrr
FI1H
aro
S-
a
,tll
at
all
dak,
or
mailrd
ftm-
m
irwvlpl
of
prir
by
Th
T.
Milburn
Cn..
LlfMlnl.
Toronto,
om.
(CANADA
IS
AN
EXAMPLE
TO
.
REST
OF
WORLD
SAYS
W.
L.
MACKENZIE
KING
IN
!
LONDON.
(Continued
from
Page
One).
of
their
history
would
prohaMy
have
lo
be
rewritten
from
lhe
original
records.
A
few
days
before
it
had
been
hi.
privileze
lo
receive
them
from
the
hands
of
Sir
Leicester
Harmsworth.
in
memory
o
his
brother,
the
late
Lord
NorthcliiTe,
a
very
valuable
eolrection"of
papr.,
"known
as
the
Moncklon
collection.
They
related
lo
Ihe
commissions
which
were
given
lo
General
Moncklon,
and
subsequently
lo
General
Wolfe
before
he
left
ftrr
Canada.
They
might
picture
the
feelings
of
Canadian
in
posses-sin?,
in
I
lie.
original
manuscript,
the
order
given
by
Ihe
Minister
of
War
lo
General
W'olfe
Ihe
secret
order
which
h
wa
not
lo
open
until
he
had
lefl
the
crruntry,
ami
Ihe
various
com
munication
that
he
himself
read
a
he
wenl
n;
the
SI.
Iwrence
and
I
bought
of
the
great
battle
ahead.
All
these
things
were
there
told,
in
hi
own
iiaini-wriiing
not
only
thai,
but
one
aw,
in
Ihe
handwriting
of
General
Wolfe,
a
plan
for
Ihe
administration
of
Can
ada,
should
it
be
God's
will
that
Ihe
country
should
come
into
the
possession
of
Britain;
alo
the
term
of
capitulation,
jn
his
own
hand-writing.
Associated
with
these
were
alo
record
of
the
gr.eat
man
who
was
Wolfe'
opponent
In
Ihe
conflict
Mont
calm.
League
of
Nations
These
records
had
been
presented
lo
the
nation
in
a
very
beautiful
form,
bound
in
red
morocco,
embossed
in
gold;
I
hey
formed
a
collection
which
the
nation
woud
prize
as
one
of
it
greal
treasures.
II
meant
great
deal
lo
them
lo
have
the
story
of
their
nation,
beginning
with
the
romantic
history
of
it
earlier
days,
and
following
Iho
successive
development
down
to
Ihe
present
moment,
with
Iheir
record
of
political
evolution.
They
had
gone
through
Ihe
period
of
Crown
Colonies,
they
had
worked
out
their
re-
prcseiiiaiive
institution
and
h
system
of
responsible
govern
men),
and
had
become
a
Domin
ion.
In
a
minalure
way,
they
were
a
League
of
Nations
which
went
to
make
up
Ihe
UrilWIi
F.mpire.
and
slill
further
ug
geslive
of
the
larger
League
which
I
hey
hoped
would
come
mure
and
more
into
being
as
a
great
reality
for
the
purpose
of
uniting
together
all
those
wlw
It...
I
.
r
nan
ruiiiinou
aim
auu
common
objective
towards
Ihe.
peace
of
Ihe
world.
Canada's
Example
"We
have
had
our
difference
lit
Canada,"
continued
Mr.
King
e
have
had
our
wars
be-
forget
thai
I
ween
rare;
we
have
had
our
political
revolution,
hut
we
jhae
learnt
how
lo
bring
oul
of
:
Mioe
ilifToroiiens
a
nnilv
u-tiieh
have
in
common
rather
Mian
Die
things
which
divide
us.
'dial.
If
you
allow
yisir
bnel
lo
breome
jt
i
nM.
H,e
great
-ei--
'
constipated
you
-will
hae
bilwi
allark,
I
.
.
.
.
,
.
(sallow
rornntetiMi.
rssrk
noaim-
Mm.t
an
example
In
oilier
part
of
Ithe
eyea.
nhiies
of
the
eyes
dull
and
yel-
Jlhe
world.
The
antipathies
of
m.
heartburn,
water
lri-h.
eir.
pa4,
jfeneraliotts
je
hurted.
We
j
krp
your
bowel,
rrruitr
by
urtnt
have
I
here.
ide
hy
side
people
Miituni-
uia-Uvrr
run.
is
by
aint
w-jH,
j,ave
foufrht.
and
who
hae
demonstrated
lo
Ihr
world
'ha'
'
Conference
we
are
now
holding
may
do
for
the
Drilish
Kmpira
a
a
whole,
we
may
bring
out
Ihe
one
great
truth
I
have
sought
to
emphasise,
that,
between
different
nation
and
different
continents,
the
lliinps
thai
we
all
have
in
common
are
vally
greater
than
the
things
that
divide
us."
In
a
reference
to
condition
in
Canada.
Ihe
Prime
Minister
said
the
country
had
turned
the
cor
ner
and
wa
rapidly
cominir
back
into
it
obi
normal
state.
Everything
considered
,
he
thought
Ihe
coming
year
should
be
one
of
ureal
prosperity
for
the
Itoininion,
and
he
hoped
this
part
f
the
Umpire
would
feel
I
hat
Canada
was
a
land
which
offered
great
opportunity
for
Investments
of
every
kind
men.
money
ami
inarkeis
all
tliree
would
be
welcome
from
thi
articular
source.
Fisheries
Treaty
Dealing
with
criticisms
of
Ihe
Halibut
-Fisheries
Treaty
with
the
United
Stales.
Mr.
Kinar
oinled
out
thai
no
ciHzen
of
he
Empire
or
of
any
part
of
Ihe
world
could
have
engaged
in
the
fisheries
except
from
the
shore
of
Drilish
Columbia
or
of
the
Western
Stales.
So
far
a
felt
that
(hey
had
full
right
of
self-government,
and
that
a
regard
mailers
of
trade
and
tariffs
and
Ihe
like
il
had
long
been
established
that
Ihey
had
Ihe
right
of
negotiating
with
their
neighbors
or
any
other
countries.
In
addition,
there
was
at
the
present
time
a
treaty
between
Ihe
United
Slate
and
Canada
under
which
matter
In
dispute
as
regard
level
HEALING
SOOTHING
ANTISEPTIC
trkmas
Siu
faxSis
Milk
'
harm?
fnueht
they
were
able
to
work
lojelher
and
lo
const
run
very
rae
hut
o
e
Mie
commis-
a
nation.
We
tiave
lea
nil
now
;
,""rr
u
ih
uoanintoui
in
lo
live
and
lei
live,
and
how
t..iili
ir
fiudmjr.
They
cmld.
if
pel
and
Tnrghe.
(Ul
grant
ihey
n
dfs!re
Ireil.
I.
whatever
elp
Ihe
Imperial'"''
particular
have
referred
question
to
the
Comimioii,
ami
Ihe
agreement
would
have
he4n
signed
by
the-
Commissioner.
When
an
nrrancreniMtfl
liati
K
,nm.
t.i
i
about
bird
sanctuaries
some
year
asm,
Ihe
question
wa
re.
for
red
to
IMtdon
and
had
In
Im
ellled
Ihrnugh
the
Ambassa
dor;
hut
that
day
was
past.
Not
Discourteous
Some."
remarked
Mr.
King.
have
gathered
Ihe
iiapresioii
that
in
asking
to
have
the
Minister
of
Marine
and
Fisheries
given
plenipotentiary
power
if-
sijrn
Ihe
agreement
we
were
do-in;?
something
discourteous
lo
the
Drilish
Ambassador
at
Washington.
Nothing
was
fur
ther
from
the
'mind
of
anyone.
We
were
only
'a'slilnir
for
what
was
done
arj
Versailles
ami
Washington.
where-
our
Mmi-
ler
signed
on
behalf
of
Canada
in
so
far
a
Canada
wa
con
cerned
I
hat
we
should
hav
the
sanift
rfgkVtfl
neirolinliiijr
thai
treaty.
tfce
'ejtha
it
does
no
lake
away
from
the
prestige
of
Ihe
Drilish
Empire
a
a
whole
that
a
Canadian
Minister
should
have
authority
given?
him
by
the
King
to
sign
a
document
with
fail
plenipotentiary
power
where
the
matter
i
one
that
relate
so
exclusively
to
hi
Jomeslic
concern
went,
they;own
country
ami
it
neighbor.
Dul
were
any
International
question
to
cfHne
up
which
would
affect
oihfcr
jKirf
of
the
Dritih
Empire,
or
which
would
be
of
vital
rnnter.n
to
any
-
on
of
llieut,
I
would
lie
among
the
first
to
say
thalllW
step
should
be
taken
by
anr
government
of
any
part
of
the
Empire
without
the
full
JTnow-letfgfr-and
consent
of
all:
and
Ihattaliere
we
are
all
of
'vitally
copcertietl,
or
where
life
lakes,
power.
fisheries,
elc.
Question
are
of
higher
politics.
might
be
referred
lo
a
joint
involving
.Mic
prestige
of
the
commission,
home
;n
different
whole
Lmpirc.
the
signature
question
had
been
referred
lo
should
be
tha
of
"te
person
it
in
the
past
few
years,
and
in
who
would
renresenl
Hie
Drilish
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a
a
whole."
Slanlflcance
of
Empire
"I
can
think
of
no
ej-pj-e.joii.-'
Mr.
King
went
on.
"Iliat
more
splendidly
voire
the
irjie
sig-nifirance
of
the
Drilih
Empire.
I
ban
the
one
which
wa
used
by
Ihe
King
when
he
addressed
the
school
children
throughout
(lie
Empire
by
mean
of
'a
gramo
phone
record
on
May
2t
thai
Ihe
Drilish
Empire
i
ea
tinily
of
free
nation.
A
unity
of
free
nation.
Ihal
I
our
feeling
In
regard
lo
the
Drilish
Empire.
We
believe
il
i
a
iinily
in
other
word,
Ihal
we
hae
com
mon
interest,
that
we
have
those
thing
which
we
prize
most
in
large
measure
in
com-inon;
that
whenever
the
honor
and
Inleresl
of
the
community
are
at
slake,
every
iwirl
and
portion
of
.Ihe
Drilish
Empire
a
one.
W
believe
aIo
that
it
i
a
'
unity
of
nations,'
and
thatk
-j
yon
give.'etpre.sion
i.
tfie
natmnal
life
of
fTe
ilifferfnl
part
f
the
Empire-ayou
lermil
them
Ihe
authority
and
the
full
-ri
lit.
I
which
go
with
the
growth
of
nationhood
so
you
help
to
instil
In
them
a
feeling
of
greater
pride
In
Iheir
own
I'ountry
and
in
Ihe
Empire
q
W
IUPli
I
hey
pelong.
i
Mr
King
strikingly
-Mtlnle.l
out
tiow,
in
mailer
of
govern
inent.
a
ureal
deal
could
be
arned
fnirn
the
way
in
which
viiure
did
her
work.
A
shown
Diroiigh
both
Ihe
tele.
cope
and
'the
microscope,
in
the
infini-
lesunally
small
an.
I
in
the
in
Ifiisi'ety
great
alike,
the
order
of
'eat
ton
spoke
lo
u
of
unity.
which
fliere
wa
till
pre
ei-cd
individual
iilenlily.
The
,
in
iii
r.mpire
wouiq
liol
go
far
wrong
in
Ihe
order
of
de
velopment
if
it
adhered
lo
Ihe
'caching
of
Nature.
Another
symlHil
of
the
Empire
Mr.
King
'
und
in
the
main
entrance
of
he
reronlrurled
parliament
building
at
Ottawa,
wilh
its
great
central
column
a
syinliot
f
rtc
mutual
support
and
of
unity
amid
diversity
a
unity
preserving
the
Identity
f
the
different
pari.
Wlial
Ihey
were
rylng
lo
work
oul
at
the
Im.
I
penal
Conference,
he
declared,
wa
a
method
of
government
win
h
would
help
to
presene
hat
unity,
which
would
help
In
make
it
strong
and
enduring,
and
which
might
make
it
of
ser-
,vice,
not
In
one
pari
only.
1ml
lu
every
part.
FOR
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i
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flat
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have
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wonderful
alu.es
In
fur
neckpiece,
coals.
He.
Any
kind
of
fur
made
up
in
any
style
j
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the
thing
for
a
Xnv
pre
sent.
Vu
make
no
mistake
when
you
come
lo
me.
W.
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Second
Ave.
TAXI
Tail
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Phone.
(Call
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