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to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Saturday.
Dec.
20,
1921.
!
'Looks
Like
Mill
;.WIII
Start
Soon.
ij
It
appears
very
likely
now
Dial
the
his
sawmill
at
Seal
Chvp,
jjwliich
has
hcen
idle
for
the
past
four
years,
i
to
he
reopened
inl
an
early
dale.
II.
will
nieaii
a
great
deal
to
Prince
lluperl
!
perhaps
more
from
the
siaiuli-iinl
of
actual
employment
than
ill
he
elcvalor
w
hen
it
gels
in
operation.
Such
a
payroll
i
needed
!,in
the
rily.
t
With
luinher
market
conditions
improving
mid
the
outlook
'for
demand
during
Die
coming
year
very
promising,
M-venil
con-is-erus
have
had
Iheir
eyes
on
Ihe
local
plant
which
is
trategically
Oocaled
from
a
shipping
slandpoiut.
Yesterday
the
Daily
Xews
i-arried
an
interesting
and
authoritative
niinouucenieut
from
Vau-iji-niiver
that
a
deal
had
heen
consummated
for
Ihe
sale
of
Ine
ilanl
wiL;
vicw;lft,jlt
iuiUictliatr
nperalioiL
-
Ihdh
Mr.
Smilh
iid
.Mu
.Hell.thw
luincipals
o
Ihe
pur.-IVhase,
are
weJI
known
operators
nf
ihe
pnivinee
with
many
years
.evxperien.ee
Jeiiid
them.
II
may
he
expeeled,
if
salisfaetorv
ar-;;rangemcnts
-are
made
with
Ihe
Vily
and
niilway
company,
thai
Ihe
plant
will
he
operated
hy
them
on
a
large
ami
permanent
.'Voile.
j
ji
Jt
is
sfriteil
that
the
pulp
and
paper,
project
may
hImi
lie
J,nialured
in
yiirtiecliou
with
Ihe
mill.
This
has
heen
said
hy
pro-
niiinenl
operators
to
he
Ihe
logical
course
to
follow
here
"hut
il
,,vill
take
lime
to
develop
and,
in
(lie
meantime,
everybody
here
Kvill
he
satisfied
wild
having
the
plant
in
operation
again
as
a
vnwniill.
TJiis
h.is
lieen
hoped
for
n
grenl
deal
lately
and
a
niim-l
-her
of
projects
have,
heen
announced
during
recent
mouths
hut
.
the
present
tine
seems
In
Je
Ihe
most
promising
()f
all.
'
Hemlock
Or
Fir
!
For
Elevator
Here.
II
is
staled
here
llinl
the
specifications
for
the
terminal
grain
elevator,
construction
(lf
which
is
to
start
shnrtlv
after
the
first
of
the
year,
call
excloivclr
for
Hie
pulling
in'
of
fir
piling.
Knipiiry
of
one
local
firm
with
a
view
to
obtaining
this
variety
of
(tiling
was
made
hy
one
of
(he
prospective
bidders'
this
week
but
the
mailer
had
to
he
turned
over
to
a
Vancouver
dealer."
The
local
hemlock,
it
i
geuernlly
conceded,
is
just
.
suitable
for
piling
as
fir
is.
This
heing
the
case
it
would
seem
unfortunate
that
Ihe
specifications
do
riot
allow
Tor
its
being
used.
Any
of
Hit
commodities
to
he
used
in
the
coiislriiclion
of
Ihe
elevator
should
not
be
brought
from
oulsjde
if
jiisl
as
good
can
be
obtained
locally.
Perhaps
designers
of
the
mill
-were
not
aware,
when
Ihey
turned
out
the
specificnlions,
of
the
suitability
nf
(he
local
timber.
PrtKMition
Covert
ar
provided
lor
Chriitmaa
CdiBooU
A
Gift
that
Increases
in
Value
DID
YOU
CIVE
LAST
CHW3TMAS
7
WHAT
Toys
for
the
kiddies
most
of
them
broken
by
now.
"Something
useful"
for
the
grown-ups
now
worn
out
or
forgotten.
Cash
to
your
employees-appreciated
but
soon
spent.
Other
presents
hurriedly
bought
and
perhaps
ill-chosen.
Are
they
remembered
now?
Suppose
this
year
you
give
them
each
a
Bank
Book
containing
an
initial
deposit,
and
urge
them
to
add
to
it
regularly.
Could
anything
be
more
suitable?
Adi"kyainani
Putt
liookt"
to
your
litt
CArulmtil
Cill.
cTatTwS
ArvTJss
m
Bank
of
(Mma
F.
E.
Robertson,
Manager
144
dnjox
Parent1
Teachers
Oppose
Har;
Urge
Teaching
of
Music
i
I
and
in
Favor
of
Bffeie
Teaching
AX
VOX,
Dye.
SO.
A
I
the
la4
regular
meting
or
thcj
'
Anvox
Parent-Teachers'
Association
a
enmniuiiicalinii
was!
;
read
from
Iho
Provincial
I'arenl-Teachers'
IVtlcralion,
which
staled
that
t
lint
body
li.nl
decided
to
present
certain
mpicsls
li
I
ho
Kdncnliniial
Survey
Commission,
(he
nms
unporlaul
being.
Hit'
rillo
inpr
Thai
music
he
placed
on
jllsl
of
optional
subjects
iIk
for
!
nialricnlalion;
!
That
alheliihlren
lie
Riven
an
imi.orlimilv
In
lenrn
to
sing:
-'I
-
-t-
-
i
I--
.
,-
Thai
physical
training,
includ
ing
organised
anil
supervised
friend
playground,
he
made
an
lerlainmcnt,'
ha.
I
a
good
time,
an.
I
Hip
monthly
iiikor
even-lugs
In
em
will
be
looked
forward
In
with
a
great
l'nl
oT
eagerness
hy
I
he
.Moose
anil
their
The
univinni
was
as
In
follows:
Orchestra
selection.
legral
part
of
Hie
school
eurrie-
jjoose
Orchestra:
song,
Dick
in
urn:
,
Uvcry:
recitation.
Dan
Itarlhol-
Thal
fewer
change
he.
made
omcw;
gas-
ran
solo,
Frank
l.nr-in
text
books
and
a
heller
system
orchestra
selection,
.Moo
or
distribution
be
arranged.
.
Orchestra:
comic
song,
lied.
Ilesolulions
thai
were
submit-
Knight:
recitation,
'I'.'
Itrown;
led
hy
the
Provincial
Federal
Inn
aevonleou
solo
with
piano
nr-tu
the
local
assocatinn
were
dealt
eiunpauiinenl.
lien
CiriT
and
with
ns
follow:-
i
Percy
Allcrin;
.song
D.
Macaulay:
"llculved
thai
we
place
on
re.
I
,,(.,
(lj
p
,ispr:
Minsr.
IjI.
cunt
our
delerniinalinn
In
create
cmpp;
orehesira
seleellon.
puldic
opinion
ajrainst
war
hy
.m,.,im
OrclicMni:
snnir.
J.
.liinnlalinjf
interest
in
Hie
edu-v,m,0;
Winl
nance
and
pipe
cnlion
or
eeiy
hoy
and
irl.
man
.
a,.finpanlm,'nl.
D.
Mclnnes
ail.
I
ami
woman.
Ihroush
the
elimin-
M.
McLennan;
.um
and
elojr
nlinn.
a
Tar
as
.nssihle.
in
lhej,JIM,.(W
p.
Larson:
reeiUlion.
J
rendinp
and
ohervntion
of
nllfVHiler;
nrehe-lra
seleclion.
Hie
pinrincaiion
or
uie
inrces
ni
jIMIS,,
(ireheslrn.
Frank
C.rui
ileslniclion
as
containe.1
in
textjwa
(.imin,,;,,,
rr
n.
M1iker.
hi.nks,
general
lilemture
ami
jie
nrflholra
uupriiii
F.
pictures,
that
they
may
hecome'
,,.,.r.
J.
arnes.
S.
.riiilmnjr(
healthy
in
hody,
inlellijfent
nnd,;
Ward.
P.
Sleeuard
and
J.
pure
in
thnushl.
desirous
of
liv-
ii,,nen,.
Hie
cnuiiiiillee
Tor
Hie
in?
ami
seninjr
in
the
inlereslsl(n,M1iIlj;
w,.ro
,,.
.1.
HulcliiiMis.
J.
if
a
peaceful
world,
ami
liy
so.
v.iitic.
YV
II.iwIi.h.Uku
II
P.hi.
doing
efface
the
romlilions
that
lead
to
war."
This
was
carried.
The
resolution
dealin?
willi
(
p.vccssive
amount
of
home
work
hroushl
out
considerable
discussion.
II
was
pointed
out
thai
Hie
School
Act
recommend
that
mil
mure
than
an
hour's
work
lie
piwn.
All
asrreed
that
this
wa
mil
excessive.
The
value
of
home
work
in
developing
the
personality
nf
the
child
wn
emphasized
and
Hie
ailance
siwn
iy
parents
In
children
in
Hie
peifnrminir
of
Iheir
.illoltol
task
was
slronply
condemned
asj
lieinjr
an
injustice
to
holh
parent
and
teacher.
In
doing
their
home
w'ork.
pupil
wpre
thrown
on
'their
own
resources
to
meet
Ihe
difficulties
encountered
and
the
effort
pul
Inrlh
In
overcome
Ihesp
was
an
imporlanl
factor
in
licir
Irainin?
fur
the
ha
I
lip
of
life.
II
taught
a
child
lo
think
for
itself.
Harmful
Magaxlnes
A
rpoIiitinn
faoring
a
slriel
form
of
censorship
heing
ejter-cied
in
the
mailer
of
certain
harmful
masaines
which
were
heinsr
freely
sold
in
Hri!ih
Columbia
and
purchased
by
'leen
age
hoys
and
yirls
was
heartily
endorsed.
The
sirtijeet
of
Hflde
teaching'
in
Hie
schools
also
carno
up
for
discus'sifin.
The
value
of
llihle
leaching
and
Ihe
adoption
and
practice
nf
the
principle
contained
therein,
were
strongly
advocated
a
heinsr
a
solution
of
the
prohlems
confronting
the
holm.
V..
J"hnsnri.
A.
McKenzic.
A.
Itolierts.
and
J.
Hart.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
f
YS:-
IT'S
sure
a
cold,
cold
vn5M
these
days.
TIIKltK
I
tine
good
lliinu
about
Ihe
bobbed
hair
crnfe.
i
make
il
uniHiesary
fur
inerp
runii
lo
buy
the
wrong
enlored
hair
net.
IT
th
not.
follow
that
Hip
girl
wtio
ebews
"llffttkaver"
ha
heen
drinkinf.
I.KT'S
all
hae.
a
hnnpy
airil-iims
ami
forget
4fK5
end
of
Hie
mould
bill.
IT
wa
a
pm-jTpn-ive
who
itispiajFAl
in
lM
ip-
oulside
M
store
a
niiiH
reading
"Snapjiy
lomhtlofw
fnr
sale
cheap."
AN
aviator
may
x
up
in
Hi-air
al
time
1ml
h
is
.hsuhIIv
of
a
eheifful
dinfMisHioit.
W'H
read
of
an
inventor
wImi
ha
paleiilnl
a
waahhoahl
will,
a
remiMNhle
ruhhiitg
eriee
wilhoul
the
alibinl.
'Till:
Klk's
Idg
candle
should
presenl
generation..
II
wa
IheS'.
V
"t'
."i1".1
f
,,.1..
v
..
i.ii.
t
f
.
ii
i
.
1
1
ii
ii
jki.
r
i'ii
i
nun
.,i:
Ihe
moulding
nf
a
cosmopolitan
population
after
the
most
desired
fahion.
Through
I
lie
neglect
nf
parehls
the
only
opportunity
gimi
the
majority
of
children
to
heroine
acquainted
wild
Mi
Iflernliir
nf
llm
hrwiL
'was
il.'at
of
the
.umlny
school
i
MANY
CLAIMS
TO
and
the-p
were
handicapped
hy
WAIIIinir
iVPirxt
the
short
lime
at
Iheir
dipnalj
YALUAbLh
LtbAlY
once
a
week.
Ihe
Anyox
Aso-
cialion
went
on
record
as
fol-fows:
.
"That
I
lie
School
Act
he
so
amended
as
to
permit
of
one
public
school
period
per
week
heing
allotted
for
llildical
In
n
ue
after
the
mayor
Ifsht
il
on
Surnlay.
IIOMK
is
a
place
where
ymi
gladly
eat
what
you
would
turn
down
in
a
i-elauranl.
Correct
Use
of
Famous
Title
has
Encouraged
Pretenders
About
Ihe
year
80
Ihe
pioneerj"
prospectors
of
Hrilish
Columbia'
discovered
a
remarkable
cnal.
Irucliou,
when
such
in-lrucllnn
!
Aflcr
many
I
rial
and
tests
n
could
he
arranged
lo
he
given
was
positively
elahlihed
that
by
accredited
llihle
teachers,
in-
Ibis
cnal
represented
the
acme
of
dependent
of
the
school
leacli-'
economy,
efficiency
and
comfort.
ing
staff
ami
of
ordinary
educa
lional
funds."
Jas.
Mitchell
reported
In
Ihe
meeting
that
the
privilege
of
using
lue
gymnasium
five
afternoons
a
week
had
been
given
lo
Ihe
school
children.
The
school
concert
had
been
postponed
lo
January
In.
The
president.
Mrs.
McAllister,
occupied
the
chair.
Afler
all
busbies
was
transacted,
Mrs.
Ilert
Hrntt
nerved
MOOSE
HOLD
SMOKER
Anyox
Men
Enjoy
Pleasant
Evening
With
Fraternal
Order
ANYOX.
!cc.
JO.
-
The
first
monthly
smoker
of
the
L.O.O.M.
for
llio
present
winler
season
was
pulled
off
laid
Wrek,
ami
everybody
partaking
of
the
en-
Tn
Ibis
fuel
Hiey
gave
the
new
famous
name
of
"Nnnaimn-W
c
linalon."
representing
all
that
was
bent
in
coal,
No
sooner
wa
il
found
thai
Ihe
public
insisted
on
gelling
Ibis
Wonder
Fuel
than
olher
coals
were
put
on
Ihe
market1
under
very
similar
names.
So
much
so
thai
the
public
were
at
a
loss
In
say
which
was
the
gen
nine
and
which
Ihe.
imitation
Of
course
it
was
easy"
nfler
a
I
rial
i
a
single
sack
will
prove
il
more
lasting
find
morn
powerful
heal,
from
a
few
shoveiruln.
hardly
any
ash.
no
clinker
orl
rock,
all
fhese
pnlnls
stand
out
when
you
make,
a
prae.tlcu!
Ical
j
In
furnace,
fireplace,
heater
orl
conk-stove.
This
famous
.Vnnalrnn-Wel-
notion
rri.ii
m
snjil
only
iy
berl
,v
McHaffery
lo
whom
all
or-,
dera
should
be
phoned
direct.
In
the
Eyes
of
the
World-
f
.(
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
K$
'
means
;
Canada
;
This
is
not
to
be
wondered
at.
It
i
the
Corporation
in
the
Hritish
Kmnirc.
Over
:i
p,nol;
of
years
the
Company
has
sent
Mw.MJO.lKW'on
,r
the
development
of
fmininration
and
Coloni;i-'.
tion,
and
in
that
time
has
settled
more'
ihanL
17,(XX),()00
acres
of
land,
.'
T
;
Its
Assets
are
I,080,000,aX).
I'mnipt
drtixpry
erice
gien
hy
Iheir
own
litini
and
truck.
I
l.rtr
phone
numher
are
I
HI
ninf;
56
A.
if
HE
SURE
FELT
MEAN
-BUT
MENDED
HIS
WAYS
.said
a
well
known
Inealrnan
1
ib
(dber
day
Well.
Sir.
Ile-j
ueanei
feeling
I
ever
'had
come.
over
me
wa
lal
t'.linslina
morning.
I
bad
passed
up
IhrJ
i'.I
rislina
card
idea
entirely
and)
of
course
was
deluged
willi
alt,
rt
nf
lovely
Chrislinas
greet-,
ois
from
relatives
and
old;
rr;niU.
And
there,
I
hadn't
sen!1
ml
a
slnule
one.
I
Hioiiichl
'hen
if
everyone
,ad
been
like
uiysel'
:i
IWt
nf
rent
jrty
would
have
been
if.
I
determined
lo
en
that
nothing
of
the
sort
occur
tin
Oli'rfsinia,
I
am
going
in
dis
:
:ene
xunshine
on
the
"glad
I
Morn"
well
as
receive
if."j
Your
prlvnle
greet
ftg
card
can
lie
e4elciil
at
llose
tJnwnn
il
l.alla'.
r'ourth
St..
from
our
wide'
range
al
moderate
cost,
ami
nrd
will
be
printed
on
day
nf
order.
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iiherlbe
for
thn
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v
Knwn,
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I
Mad
in
the
old-faihroned
way
and
matured
in
charred
oak
barrels.
Famous
foriti
rich
quality.
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32
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operates
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Telegraphs,
hxpress
Company,
as
well
a
Hotel
s
and
an
extensive
inland
steamship
lina-
,
li)ldinjis
of
Western
J.ands
have
heen
conferva-
;
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lively
valued
at
$97,000,000.
After
providing
for
operatinj;
c.xpcnr
an
.all
other
lived
charges,
pet
annual
earning
for'lfiq
.
,
past
live
years
have
averaued
)s33,155,SZj
more
than
24
times
annual
interent
rccjtitreincnu
on
these
Note
Certificates.
;
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ThctSi
facts
will
enable
investors
to
judge
o!tc,
f
quality
of
security
precntcd
by
.
the
new
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OrdrrS
may
hi
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through
your
usual
rdtmt
or
through
any
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Hank.
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CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Servicei
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
8eaUl
Nov.
7,
21
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Dec
6,
19
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Wrangell,
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Skagway-
No.
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Dec.
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'
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in
formation
from
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C.
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Qentral
Agent
Corner
of
4th
S'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Ruprt
EVERYTHING
IN
FURS
For
Christmas
A
Special
Discount
of
30
Per
CenU
Tin-
ppltr
in
vHtiiifl'
in
Hie
.
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not
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