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POLITE
LITTLE
GIRL
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
Nine-Year
Old
Jean
Foster,
Formerly
of
Seal
Cove,
Get
Prize
In
Lot
Angeles
Little
Jean
Foster
,who
slarl-i-il
school
In
f
ti
I
m
rily
at
Ihe
Seal
Cove
School
ami
who
is
a
niece
of
Mr.
W.
dimming,,
Seal
(love,
recently
won
a
prim
offered
by
the
1.o
Angelas,
illustrated
Daily
New
in
jx
polite
child
contest'.
A
write-up
about
the
little
jrirl'
accompanied
by
her
picture
np-("aif.l
in
i
hut
publication
a
few
weeks
ago.
Tim
following
I
a
pari
of
Hip
write-up
hy
Mi
.MufTct:
"When
enpln
hump
inlo
liny
Joan
Foster,
a
Ihinl
grade
pupil
al
the
Sixteenth
Street
School,
she
doc
nol
mnkr
some
angry
remark
hill
nay
demurely:
'Ex-rue
hip,
Please."
"
"1
know
because
that
is
just
wlial
she
said
wjipn
I
collide!
wild
her
as
she
wa
leaving
school
building
where
I
wan
les'ling
the
pupil
on
their
politeness.
Ami
so
I
chose
her
a
today
polite
chilrl.
Wouldn't
you
f
"Aii
rewuril
for
her
courtesy
Jcail
will
rereie
I
lie
most
wonderful
!
of
doll's
kilchenwarp,
lincltldiug
a
tea-kettle,
frying
pan.
kilp
everything
thai
a
lilllp
girl
who
i
playing
house
need.
The
fortunate
child
who
is
nine
year
old,
live'
at
1227
South
Lo
.ngpe
Street.
Anyone
rouhl
tell
hy
watching
her
how
arefully
she
ha
heen
rear-il,
o
sweet
and
gentle
are
her
manner."
SMITHERS
A
deal
i
under
.wav
for
I
he
.
purchae
of
Charles
Shields'
jluikery
hy
I
rank
Newell
of
Kd-inonlon.
j
While
Neil
l.apadal
and
Tom
'
Montgomery
of
die
(Hciitana
!
iit
rirt
wcrn
out
raldiil
hunting
I
lay
week,
lite
former
wa
nr.
ritUnlally
shot
in
Hie
jaw.
lie
i
recovering
nicely
from
Hie
in.
jury.
The
advent
of
a
fool
of
nnw
lnl
week
wn
wpmiiic
hy
lie
contractor
of
Hie'
district
wlui
an
now
rn-liiny
delierie
from
lmli
In
rail.
Mr.
I-'.
V.
I'ofdor
i
recovering
allfaclorily
fntm
a
rereiil
attack
of
IdiuMl
poionintr.
-
-
Thirty
men
walkisl
oul
of
the
lie
ramp
of
Kccfe
ami
ltolroiu
al
I
rancoi
Lake
yelcrday.
f
W.
M.
Tufl.
who
i
to
rnler
partner-hip
illi
I..
S.
Mrfiill,
the
local
lawyer,
wa
here
lal
week
en
route
to
Hum
Lake
where
he
will
open
hi
nilice.
THE
LANOLUBBAH
llatlu.
on
hi
firel
ocean
voy-
aae.
was
feclinir
the
pans
of
ea-sickne.
"Iln.
ho!
taunted
hi
rom-pnniou,
"You
am
a
Inndluhhah,
ifo'
hIhi,."
"IlifilH.
hay."
said
llastu
I
weakly.
"An"
I"
jen"
findin
out
I
how
much
I
really
lull
il."
KeryMly'
Maxaiinn.
BY'S
w
your-
vch
7?e
QuoIH
i
Wfiiscy
oQnada
VI
This
n.lyerijmci
is
n0(
niilillsln'.i
r
ellnployeel
ly
llio
l.lntinp
Conlnol
ll.ia.il
or
ley
Hie
Ooveriitiit'it
f
llrilisli
toltitnuia.
TITl
DAILY
.NBWfl.
WOMEN
HEAR
RAILWAYMAN
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Tells,
Win
nipeg
Canadian
Club
of
His
Problems
OVERCOME
DEFICITS
Members
Pitfle
Themselves
Stand
Behind
President
of
National
System
to
NVJNNIPKof
l
eh,
22.
Pledging
I
Ue
Woman'
Canadian
Club
of
Winnipeg
to
stand
solidly
hehiinl
Sir
.
Jlenry
Thornton,
chairman
and
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Itailway,
in
hi
work
of.
nation
building
and
nation
uniting
in
adminUlraling
Canada'-
preat
railway
yMem,
Mr.
II.
.M.
Spm'tiley
moved,
and
.Mr.
John
Y'J
Hollered,
fpconded
Hip
liParty
vote
of
hanki
extended
Sir
Henry
for
hi
addre
to
that
nrvanizalion
yelerday
afternoon.
Spcnkiilp
briefly
hut
eanie-tly
on
Itir
imporlaiice
if
a.
constant
effort
hein?
made
to
uplift
the
intelligence
of
I
lie
electorate
and!
especially
menlioninp
Hip
fine
patriotic
work
heinjr
accompfi.
ed
hy
the
(inadiau
Cluh
in
in-lerplinsr
Hip
women
of
Canaila
in
Hip
jiolilic.il,
ciwiuomic
and
financial
(iietion
of
Ihe
Dominion',
Sir
Henry
wihpd
the
iiipiii-ler
a
full
measure
of
iirce
in
what
they
had
undertaken
and
ur:ej
that
"in
lhee
days
when
mi
much
i
Maid
about
education,
le
u
not
forget
the
anrlily
of
Hie
home,
for
thereon
depend
Ihe
future
of
our
iMminion."
Co-ordinate
System
Sir
Henry
went
on
to
deal
with
Mime
of
(he
prohlem
of
adiniu-i-1
friii?
a
puliflcly
owned
railway,
point
in;;
out
Ilial
it
wa
a
curiou
fact
Ilial
in
all
the
rounlrie
(hat
have
I
till
coiuuiitteit
HifjiiH-lve
to
.tate
i
jif
the
railway
were
payin?
llieir
t-M.r
I
li
n
mii'A.nm.nl
Atil.l
m-itn
'arla
.iili.taiilial
reduction
in
taxa-i
ownership
ot.hiihvay.
that
.
con-
-f,,
vtV!til.
faPlor
m
n,fi
dition
li.l.tiiiJ
ti-vine
ahont
oe-'
s
.,,
..
-.iwav
i
the
i.iiic
nil"
tjn-
were
enamored
(..,nl
I.,
wlo.
l.
He-
can
pipSIp
of
stale
hut
due
owi.prship.
wa
,nvay
r
mo
P,np(iyPrl
to
economic
financial
some
or
,llwrrhym
JIlP
mana;:rment
must;
reason.
The
protilern
of
the
v,.r,.a(P
j,,
led'
Canadian'
1""
'"
nave
Ihe
rlshl
or
the
-rno
Mope
In
k
an
accounlin?
or
"
r'
i.u
.iMv,MLhi,.
ui,
i.vr.,
i"
Prnle
in
announcinpr
I
.
IiAiK
nf
i-ifltfii
1
t
.mill
nion
whu
the
Caiiadiaii
National
Hallways,
poiujr
on
In
say,
I
recant
the
nli.'iiMimn
fiml
,ipnt.lAl
na
llm
.c.i.ii..
a
rrr
it.:
.
.
MOTHERS
SHOULD
NOT
NEGLECT
BRONCHITIS
IN
THE
BABIES
MM,
K.
I.lllltili.ll.
Kllifttuil,
Out,
wrllft:
"My
lutliy
Uy
hail
brisirtilllt
ha
lip
h
tun
Mirk
uht,
lie
rfrovrml
frmii
the
illirk
but
t'Hilt
It
main,
several
month
Uler,
iml
on
arcuuiii
nf
ho
rerlly
I
lniii-t
nle-srlrken
tu
ktwiw
hat
to
ifci
I
fur
hlDi.
My
itMtirr
ilvleil
nm
tu
Irj
lr.
W'iuhI's
,Nirwy
ih
Syrup,
a
slw
bad
llt
II
for
severill
yi'UMItll
fihIiIIi)
n-
utl,
I
rt
I
bottle,
imt
ifler
I
ImiiI
hs.mI
II
miHil
hh
0flils.l
liiiproveinenl
III
hint;
atlrr
'
tl
Im.i
lh-
M
tt
rt.in-
irly
relieved,
.My
Ihijt
Is
nw
two
Jer
nM,
ml
lie
tut
iieter
Ii4t
Hi.
ilUik
r
bmiHliliu
lnfe.
A
i
nmtlier,
ralslnr
t
fmnlly,
t
am
very
iraleril
li
allow
that
I
have
(niml
a
real
reiwily
for
twiil
enM
ami
limn-rhliU,
a
It:
lint
ram
ami
aiub-ty
rriiui
an
antlniia
mtltr-
ahotiklera,"
Hr.
vMr
Norway
I'lue
syrup
la
iit
Imlllni
Hie
Urf
family
tit
ei
put
"P
onlT
by
The
T
Mlllmrn
(X,
Llmlle.l,
Toronto,
onL
were
more
enthusiastic
aud
Inmost
than
I
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iiipii
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',r
i"ii'Ji"raiioii
iia.i
i.ee,i
,
ai
j(l
Upjr
,1Par,s
a
lI()(jre
to
co-ordinate
the
railway,
ex-
,,rrfn
,llHir
work
a
,jU,,
,.res
a....
..
.rjrrapii
o,.rauo.,
,,,Hlor
pa,.,,
,,av
u.aii
the
day
pre-
;
and
put
llieni
.i.i
a
hasi
H,alivju.,y
,f
,
,.,
n,JlW,
j
win
ow-rvuioe
,.
.,
,,
H
rnnrN
ra,wn,..
ficil
that
have
Ipid
to
he
paid;
out.
of
laxe.
Sir
Henry
admit-
.
.
.
!
are
i
trustee
of
nlllnf
0,e
people
of
.
V"
'"
.a-
l-inada.
and
not
the
advocate
1
"
Ilailway.'
or
servant
tf
any
section,
parly
"
-"
'
.;
They
have
..III.
Ik.i.
I..lr.
..n.l
....,....1
I
are
here
to
operate
this
business
"",
'
"
.-'
a
well
il
we
may
by
Ihe
people.
fur
Ihe
iciiplc
and
in
the
best
interest
of
nil
of.llie
people
of
Canaila
from
Hie
Atlantic
lo
the
I'arific.
More
and
More
Emctent
"Our
net
earnings
in
1922
were
sliphlly
under
J,0)0,00(.
In
1023
our
net
receipt
were
in'iinr
uicii
worn
mis
jmr
nut
we
will
lie.
aide
lo
make
lo
you
as
(treat
a
report
a
we
were
aide
In.
make
al
Ihe
cud
of
1923.
Further
in
'rejjard
lo
(lie
areal
prohlem
faciu?
every
executive
of
u
larjre
railway,
namely
to
preserve
a
hmunn
contact
with
it
men,
Sir
Henry
ex
plained
the
adopting
by
Ihe
Can-
T
V
'
'
.National
.
v
.,
,-adiair
llailway
of
the
,,
n
"ri
"i"":
radio
and
I.i
plans
lo
harness
ciiiir-rs
I'll)
i
1
1
i.i
i
it
i
il
i
ii
in.
ii
,l)
niarKs
a
rair
uejrree
oi
propress
and
holds
forth
a
i'oniderable
hope
for
the
fill
lire.
This
result
wa
aeroniplislnMl
with
an
organization
that
had
functioned
for
eight
or
nine
month.
Month
hy
month
we
find
thai
our
machine
is
becomimr
more
and
more
etllcient
and
I
enlure
lo
express
the
hope
that
before
many
months
Hie
Canadian
National
Ilailway
will
cease
to
be
n
burden
on
llio
Canadian
people.
Mv
fit
now
I
venture
i
say
that
wireless
telephone
to
the
ad
vantage
o
fthe
system.
In
es.
taldi-liinp
the
chain
of
broad
casting
station
from
coast
to
coat,
partly
on
llieir
own
ami
partly
in
conjunction
with
lurpe
newspapers,
Ihe
idea
was
not
of
"fantastic
effort
lo
acquire
pub
licity,
as
some
critics
who
failed
lo
understand.
Hie
human
element
in
railway
work
had
said."
In
Own
Homes
The
company
is
placing
within
reach
of
Its
employees
radio
sets
on
easy
terms
so-
thai
they
may
lake
advantage
of
the
programs
thai
will
lie
tiroailcast
once
a
week
or
oflener.
Personally,
Sir
Henry
desired
the
oppor
tunity
of
spcakl.u?
lo
his
men
in
llieir
own
homes
as
a
.fellow
employee
in
it
joint
enterprise
to
tell
lliein
of
the
thinjrs
I
hey
are
doinjr
well
and
nlsn
where
im
provenienl
may
be
made
and
lo
install
in
Ihem
it
desire
to
merit
Ihe
approval
of
thi
people
of
Canada
in
making
Hie
railway
system
a
success.
,
The
last
point
touched
on
by
Ihe
speaker
was
the
doubt
ex
pressed
recently
of
Ihe
"accuracy
of
Ihe
$20.1100,000
net
earnings
ami
Ihe
claim
thai
(tin
figures
are
(iclilou.
Sir
Henry
explain
ed
briefly
that
the
necountiu;
tnelhods
used
by
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
arts
(ho
Maine
ns
all
large
ttiilwuys
on
the
eon
tinenl
and
that
there
is
little,
if
any
opportunity
to
juggle
figures
25
"
35
nan
five
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For
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...
Friday,
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a.m.
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STEWART
and
ANYOX
....
Wednesday,
11.00
p.m.
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via
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CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
Feb.
27;
March
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26
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pjo.
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OCCAM
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LINES.
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Off
let,
S2S
Tlilr
At
Prlnc
Ruptrl.
Phon
tSO.
If
You
Are
BOAT-BUILDING
We
have
llnniwood.
Fir
and
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
If
you
are
tired
of
Knlsoniiiie-
and
Paper,
try
Fir
Veneer
Panelling.
If
yon
are
thinking
of
Imilding
a
house,
wc
have
any
lumber
ynti
require,
n!o
Sah,
Hours,
filass.
SHOCKLEY'S
Planing
Mills
Cow
Bay.
while
the
finances
are
under
lh?
supervision
of
Ihe
firm
of
cliar-,
tered
accountant
repivsenliiitf
Ihe
government.
He
said
he
could
only
hope
that
in
Hie
years
(o
come
the
net
earnings
would
be
such
Jliat
they
will
frequently
excite
suspicion
of
this
kind.
A
TERSE
ANSWER
(PROHIBITION
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Feb.
22.
Foreign
governments
asking
llieir
Washington
representative
for
their
opinion
a?
to
the
effect
of
prohibition
In
the
Vnited
States
are
beinp;
ent
a
terse
re
port
of
twenty-five
words.
They
are:
"The
Uniled
Stales
is
divide.!
into
two
classes
with
reference
to
prohibition
some
who
hav(r
a
little
still
and
(hose
who
still
have
a
little."
Phone
383.
l1
EPSON
COAL
We
can
now
Supply
our
FAM3US
EDSON
COAL
in
any
quantity.
Prince
jlupert
Feed
Co
Phone
58.
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
,
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
to
Hie
home.
Phone
Black
818.
P.O.
Box
896.
The
Pastime
Cigar
Store
Opp,
Empress
Hotel.
Tobacco,
Cigars.
Cigarettes,
Candles
and
Soft
Drinks.
We
have
a
pleasant
back
rottn.
Come
In
ami
make
yourself
at
home.
W.
M.
Whiting,
Protn
V
A
il