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Dec.
10.
1021.
O
Canada,
our
herifage,
our
love,
Thy
worth
we
praize
all
oilier
lands
above,.
FYoin
ea
to
sea,
throughout
thy
length,
.
-.
From
pole
to
liorderlaud.
j
yU'd.ritaiii's
side-,
whale'er
btide,
nJnTllhehingly
we'll
stftlitl.
Vjllr
heart
we
iiig,
"fiotl
Save
the
King,,
ftnitlc
thou
the
Empire
wide,
do
we
imjU?r,
And
prosper
Canada
from
shore
to
shore.
'
Make
Unit
Of
British
Empire.
The
tenor
of
the
King's
speech
in
London
yesterday
and
the
address
Dy
the
tailnirlaU&errelary
holh
indicate
that
the
pre.enl
British
(iovernnient
is
alive
to
the
idea
of
unification
of
the
Hritisli
Empire.
Dnuhtles
the
policy
of
buying
abroad
in
pre
ference
to
dealing
with
other
nations
of
the
Empire
will
all
lie
changed
and
this
will
.e
of
great
material
benefit
.
to
British
Columbia.
II
will
need
a
close
watch
kept
on
British
purchaes
in
order
to
draw
attention
to
any
lapses
from
the
new
policy.
The
Minister
of
liands,
who
b
alio
the
member
for
this
district
hits
done
a
great
deal
in
drawing
attention
to
the
de
simhilily
of
buying
fish
and
lumber
in
Canada
and
he
will
doubtless
still
be
on
the
job.
There
will
be
plenty
to
do
and
we
nnist
.ill
take
on
interest
in
the
mailer
and
draw
attention
to
any
discrepancies.
Nothing
lends
to.
cetnenl
the
Empire
a
will
inler-iniperial
trade.
Perfect
Equality
Of
Individual
Nations.
If
the
Hrilish
commouweallli
is
to
be
a
real
unit
there
must
be
equality
in
everything.
The
foreign
policy
in
not
any
longer
settled
by
Crest
Britain
alone
but
by
the
British
Government
in
consultation
vVilh
the
Dominion
Government.
This
being
the-
cae
it
will
be
necessary
for
the
Dominions
to
support
their
own
navies.
They
cannot
expect
free
naval
protection
and
yet
haye
a.nv
as
tojhe
policy
which
might
bring
tlm
navy
into
aelinn.Tf
there
is
to
be
an
imperial
navy,
then
Canada
miist
do
e
-do
not
like
the
glorification
Vif
militarism
or
doing
anymiug
wliicti
will
lead
to
increased
expenditures
either
ouane
army
or
navy,
but
the
recent
Egyptian
case
shows
clearly
that
a
navy
is
necessary
and
if
il
is
necessary,
we
should
do
our
part.
Mob
Rule
Not
Good
N
For
Any
Community.
Iii
connection
with
the
growth
of
the
democratic
spirit
and
the
development
of
a
people
in
self-government,
there
is
always
a
danger
of
the
crowd
now
and
then
dcjvelophig
into
a
.hk1
and
carrying
things
contrary
to
justice
and?
right
according
lo
the
whim
of
the
moment.
The
mass
of
people
in
a
community
can
go
wrong
almost
as
often
as
an
individual.
Often
Ihey
have
little
real
discernmenl
and
are
led
away
by
demagogues.
This
is
no
argument
against
rule
by
the
majority
for
wo
believe
in,
this
thoroughly
as
the;
government
of
the
future.
We
believe
iii
the
sovereign
people
mid
their
ullimnle
ability
to
rule.
Some,
day
the
voice
of
the
ueonle
will
be
the
voice
of
Cod!
but
today,
the
voice
ofthe
nennle
is
sometimes
the
voiee
of
llmiheen
devil.
In
Hull,
the
dispatches
slate,
a
man"
was
convicted
of
killing
a
girl,
yet
the
populace
wan
led
him
reprieved.
Happily
III
British
Government
refused
lb
intervene
and
the
hanging
went
on.
The
man
paid
the
penally
for
hb
crime.
.
Making
Appeal
Direct
To
King.
In
connection
vvilh
the
Hull
case,
an
appeal
wan
madm
direct
to
King
George.
Yet
if
the,
King
littl
inlrrveiieuV
Iw
would
have
been
exceeding
Ills
flighty
cofvitlMlijUtitWl
iflonarcli
ami
the
very
people
who
called
oh
hiin
lo
ave
a''niir$Ber
would
nave
neeii
tne
ones
to
cry
him
down
if
he
made
n
practice
usurping
uie
untie.
or
tne
cabinet.
The
Home
Secretary
i
primarily
responsible
for
the
carrying
oul
iff
the
death
sentence,
but
cases
of
reprieve
aro
passed
on
by
the
whole
cabinet.
The
King
simply
signs
the
warrant,
lu
this
as
in
nil
other
matters
of
Mate
the
King
acls
on
Ihc
ad
vice
or
his
ministers
and
they
are
the
ones
responsible
to
Die,
people
for
the
act
ami
uol
the
King
himself.
That
i
why
Hie
King
can
do
no
wrong.
If
there
is
n
wrong
it
is
the
advuer
of
the
King
who
are
wrong.
So
the
Kiiig
is
personally
kept
free
Iron)
Iho
fiolilical
whirl.
KLIM
I
ForChfldi'enoAges!
TL1M
Brand
rowdrrtd
VVhol.
Milk,
twlnt
(ha
J-
purnt
milk
of
dairy
cow,
wllh
only
lb
wtr
Kitioifd,
l
Ideal
forlnlanta
and
chlldrrn.
It
mjv
lx
'modified
In
any
way
your
doctor
may
dealra
and
lla
aatvdltnObllOy
makaa
It
Idea
I
lor
bablraand
trowlnij
children,
for
whom
rich
lull-cream
milk
of
unvarying
atandard
and
purity
11
01
paramount
imiwrtanca.
CANADIAN
MILK
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Sold
by
m.
till
RUPERT
TABLE
SUPPLY
CO.
IT'S
a
wise
bootlegger
avoid
Imh
own
liquor.
that
IP
winning
an
election
meant
a
chance
to
skin
work,
i
i
u
uui
to
win
every
lin.
Tlifll
mM
be
u
yodd
lime
lo
aoarrel
Mfth
the
ul
-irl.
It
might
avo
M
Christina
present.
TWO
bobbed
head
are
better
than
oih
Alan
lliey
are
safer.
PltOI'liSStllt
Davidson
lias
been
telling
the
people
of
Van
couver
about
the
value
of
fort-Ms
in
conserving
the
rainfall.
It
Hnw
to'
me
tbat
Vancouver
is
something
like
ourselves
in
lliat
it
mtd
do
with
a
little
lean
forest.
WE
are
governed
by
the
sovereign
people
but
I
hey
do
not
look
like
a
governing
body.
PKMIAI'S
it
is
wise
to
have
a
closed
halibut
season
at
this
time,
of
year
no
thai
chic
politician
may
have
an
opportunity
to
itraw
a
few
of
the
herrings
across
tbe
frail
that
would
otherwise
he
ued
for
bail.
TUB
way
to
save
the
city
is
to
elect
me
to
ofBce.
I
tb.uk
1
-diouldlike
to
run
a
pound
keeper.
IP
you
vvlah
to
Interview
the
rising
generation
juat
call
at
about
nine
a.m.
week
days
noon
Sundays.
'
IIKHE
are
some
words
for
;he
next
dictionary:
Thingumbob.
'
liinguniajig,
Ibingumadooiile.
inism.
dinanai.
nooiunny.
ioo-
dad,
doodaddle,
dooninl,
doo-liekus,
doojohn,
dookicky,
doo-irobus,
doohinkey,
doobiddy,
doo-
liaekey,
aadget,
furaadiddle.
dirk-lum,
jigger.
fakua,
kadixin.
thumadoole,
optriculum.
riugum-ajig.
hoowndaddy,
dibbfe.
HE
took.
the
dingbat
jigger,
Put
hi
finger
on
the
dooliicl
trigger,
S'lrtick
the
gadgil
from
the
faku-
Doo
funny.
With
(he
thiiigiiniajiK
eized
tin
phoney
money.
STEWART
II.
F.
Hill,
managing'
engineer
of
llie
Lakeview
mine,
is
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver
ami
will
hii
in
a
compressor
of
:t.1o
feel
capacity
capable
of
operating
two
machine
drills.
Good
progress
id
being
made
by
iun-t
actors
Jack
Marshall
and
John
A.
McDonald
at
tunnel
driving
on
the
Lakeview
-properly.
flic
following
commit
lees
have
named
for
the
annual
Chriidmas
free
entertainment
j
which
will
be
held
in
the
Opera
Douse
here
on
Deeamheij
29;
l
urclmsiiia,
Mrs.
H.
C.
Bennett,
Mrs.
O.
ilartin
and.
Miss
Kate
Hyan;
decoration,
Mrs.
.
R.
Tooth;
entertainment,
Mrs.
K.
R.
Workman,
.Mrs.
A.
K.
Young
and
llev.
A.
V.
II.
Ashley;
finance.
Kric
Smith
and
Rev.
Ashley.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Mellor
et-
,jfjpeel
to
leave
about
the
first
of
the
year
on
a
trip
to
me
Did
Connlry.
Jack
J'ilz?eraht,
who
has
been
in
charge
of
development
work
at
the
Independence
mine,
left
lost
week
for
the
south.
C.
Y.
Mngee
left
last
weak
for
Vancouver
after
completing
IsuecesHful
season's'
work
on
his
claims
or.
the
Marmot
ftlvw.
Edward
John
Hurrell
of
Itoyle
Itros.
sla(T
nl
the
Premier
Mine
and
Miss
Isabella
Itohlnson
were
guielly
married
last
week
by
Itev.
A.
V.
R.
Ashley.
Thej
left
for
the
Old
(Jounlry
where
their
honeymoon
will
lie
spent.
Miss
HI
ma
Kriskoneo,
who
came
all
the
way
from
Finland,
was
married
last
wek
by
Itev.
A.
W,
It.
Ashley
to
Victor
8ap-
pala,
a
contractor
ou
Hie
Silverado
mine.
Boys'
Wearing
Apparel
Bargains
nun
S37
500
BRAND
NEW
STOCK
OF
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
WEARING
APPAREL
'
IS
MOVING
QUICKLY.
CHRISTMAS
TEMPTATION
SALE
THE
PRICES
WILL
TEMPT
YOU
TO
BUY
A
FEW
BARGAINS
FOR
THE
BOY
ARE
LISTED
BELOW
JUST
THE
THINGS
HE
NEEDS.
IDEAL
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
AWAIT
YOUR
SELECTION
AT
PRICES
TO
SUIT
ALL
Don't
Forget
the
Lucky
Christmas
Grab
200
Boxes
containing
Merchandise
from
$1.00
to
$7.50.
AT
85c
A
CRAB.
SUITS
All
our
Boys'
Suits,
including
the
famous
AltMOl
It
KLAD
and
all
two-pant
hlt
III
"lock.
25
Per
Cent
Off
ST.
(made
in
STOCKINGS
MAIUiVRKTS
Pure
Knpli'id
Stockings.
knee
ami
diamond
Mice.
Reg.
ft.
Going
at
75c
Per
Pair
Shirts
Vlist.
Ceneral
Hosnilal
on
eilnesday,
Sunday.
December
3,
lo
Mev.
and
Mrs.
V.
R.
Ashley.
jCe.
Allan
of
II
ami
all
w,i
town
on
Satunlay.
A.
A
duuKhter
was
born
nl
the
Bute
Street
Hospital
(Vancouver;
on
December
i
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
D.
Hweiif.ut
of
Stewart.
,
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
A.
Y.
yilo,i
of
was
in
loun
on
Halnrday.
Itemo
Henry
Ualberg
left
bot
week
for
Vancouver
wtiere
he
will
Dike
a
position
for
Hie
winter.
Rev.
V.
.1.
ParMinn
who
met
with
a
sliulil
accident
1;ih
week
wus
utile
Iii
b
oul
to
take
the
service
Munday
Morninp.
in
Mrs.
T.
II.
Walsh
of
llazellun
and
rliililreft
nre
visiting
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
Snrks.
1
-
Mrs.
Hayes
who
has
been
visiting
her
ilatiffhler,
Mrs.
Orlf-Ilii,
left
mi
gnDinlay
for
Curler
Island.
She
will
lay
otf
in
Vnrt-mit'ver
f(r
iKfc'
days
enroiite.
Mr.
and
MrV
Win.
Wall
who
were
miii
i-MI
receiilly
In"
Prince
Rupert
n
turned
In
Terrace,
Dalhy
Morkill
return!
lo
Van-Wedncdny.
A
number
Of
the
couver
last
week
after
having
youm-'
'n
,
pie
clilvareed
Ihein
spent
Dm
'season
doing
field
Thni-'lav.
They
are
living
lu
work
in
this
district.
illeu
Arai'
hoime
on
the
bill.
A.
St.
Claire
lirimlle,
enu'ineer
of
f
tie
I'niteil
Km-
Tid
Simmons
attended
the
ilanrc
at
I
-I;
Saturday
iiikIiI.
pire
fjold
Cliff
tuine.
tell
l;i
t
wee
kfoc
Vaiii'iiuvcr
on
a
tin
i
S'uK
nei
trip.
Huyen
lonl.
a
prisoner
down
a'urday
night.
Wool
Double
up.
SHIRTS
and
Waists.
dot.
Boy'
To
go
at
65c
MEN'S
SUITS
2H
Men's
Suits
tailored
in
Tweed.
-These
nil
are
well
Worsted,-
ami
Fo
Sarges.
Sizes
:ifMd.
Reg.
price
ft27.no.
Going
at
$10.45
2fi
Men'ti
Suit-
Tweed
ami
Worsteds,
in
Young
Men's
Slvles.
Heg.
price
935.00
lo
:i7.r.u.
Going
at
$16.95
WATCH
SMITHERS
THIRD
AVENUE
A
son
whs
born
at
the
Stewart
j
Mi.
Scohie
left
for
Anyos
on'
Saturday
afternoon
W.
Vna-d
rllp
auclioneed
olT
the
Korsylhe
furniture.
The
collection
which
contained
a
handsome
maho(am
liming
ruo
moilc,
a
inalioany
tM-drooiu
suite
and
many
other
Henry
fiushwa,
of
Topley
was
a
huinet
visitor
In
Sniitliers
tbe
fore-part
of
Die
week.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilnr
Kupert
Dcmtr
10,
1914
NVilb
the
proceeds
of
a
nuil-
;cale
held
last
month,
the
Ladle'
J.
Archilnild
who
has
been
re-
The
Daly
I.co
Ihefl
r.ve
open
llevlntr
at
Hie
Union
Hank
dur-
ed
at
the
Supreme
('ourt
asiea
lug
the
ahsepce
of
Philip
llo-
this
morning
before
Mr.
.hullee
kjn,
relurneii
lo
llaellon
on(CImenls.
The
Jurors
In
the
Sunday
morning,
Philip
resumed
rase
are:
Douglas
Sutherland,
his
duties
In
the
teller's
cage
on
foreman,
M.
M.
Wells,
o,
.1.
Kirk-Monday
morning.
pal
rick,
Phil
McDonald,
Prank
ICIapp,
Fred
llenworlh,
J.
A.
Kd-
The
hold.
up
man
was
Indirect-wards,
.1.
A.
Walsh,
William
ly
responsible
for
the
dlsap
Iilane,
II.
W.
Tooker,
Oenrge
pearance
of
a
second
tno
on
Shirley
and
l,arhlan
McDonald.
Sunday,
lln
loser
belniJ
a
com-
r
niercial
traveller
who,
hearing
Hi-Imp
F.
H.
DuVernel.
in
hi
that
there
was
a
desperado
at
sermon
at
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
laritc,
decided
it
would
be
good
Church
on
Sunday,
referred
lo
policy
lo
divide
his
roll
and
put
the
completion
of
the
city's
II
In
Iwo
pockets.
AlllinuRh
he
hydro-elect
He.
plant
at
Shawat-did
not
come
In
contact
wllh
the
lans
Lake
and
offered
his
con-rol.ber,
he
later
found
that
lu
graluliilions.
some
manner
he
had
Inst
five'
'
.
Iwentlea
out
of
one
of
his
pock
els
which
up
lo
the
present
has
not
found.
he
w.
TELKWA
I.ang
represent
Ilia-
Turner
.
.1
.
.
.
.
r
.
-.
.
a
milliner
oi
ine
yoiinger
set
iieeinn
A
Co.
of
Victoria
was
do-spenl
a
very
Jolly
evening
al
the
Ing
business
n
lown
on
Sahir-RoherlH'
home
on
Saturday
night
day,
when
Miss
Majorle
gave
a
parly!
.
In
celebration
of
the
birthday
of
A
number
of
Telkvvalles
drove
her
brother
Oeorge.
The
guests
In
Pmlthers
In
attend
the
dance
passed
n
few
very
happy
hours,
given
by
the
Oddfellows
on
Fri-wilh
dancing;
and
gainej.
day.
valued
A
SMALL
DEPOSIT
WILL
HOLD
ANY
ARTICLE
UNTIL
CHRISTMAS.
UNDERWEAR
HT.
MMI(IAIim"S
Knglih
(5Eihuiere
Pure
W
imi
t
nderwear.
OVERCOATS
make
W
hen
von
lake
hold
of
it
von
will
realize
n
wearing
iptalitie.
25
Per
Cent
Off
HATS
AND
CAPS
All
Boy'
Cap
m
the
lore.
Ilegui.v
value
to
ftv.nti.
Going
at
65c
Vslour
Hstt
Beg
1?
tm
and
fl
Going
at
$1.45
",0
Boys'
llf.ivv
Winter
Overcoat.
vv
ih
belt
and
storm
collars
Beg
up
to
.
no
Going
at
$11.45
MEN'S
OVERCOATS
All
our
HUM)
ami
ftt.VOO
Oycnv
,t
Ialet
model.
,1-piece
Bet.
Storm
(.
lar.
All
wool,
in
beautiful
.Ic.iKn
plaideil
back.
Going
at
$24.05
FURTHER
ANNOUNCEMENTS
IN
THIS
PAPER
FOR
SENSATIONAL
THIS
IS
A
STRICTLY
CA8H
SALE
NO
EXCHANGES.
MAIL
ORDERS
PROMPTLY
ATTENDED
TO
BARGAINS
cme
Importers
W
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'I'la.t
si
nl.
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l.r
.
I
Ire-IJiMMlrst
.nut
a
of
lee
iiiivv
I
lie
r.
cold
weather
r.'in
will
be
-In
order
sir
A.
O.
For
f
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IbIT
enjejin
-
riM.1
id
I...I..W
rulmi,
rod
price..IMuical
Club
this
week
l'rhas-iMrk
K
piece,
brnughl
pood
of
hn
((
,
The
building
wn
crowded
an.lM
case,,
nf
nalmon
which
tUejlpn,irl
,,
frirrH
Hie
iiiuuuig
was
very
nveiy.
mrij
mmhihix
ny
ine
ii.i.r.
imai
;
,
,
,'JPnnorrw
ro
the
Behriao'
consul
in
'
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"'
1al
uKcouver
fur
lhKiid'of
(lift
war
depoiei
ItclKians.
The
flli
was
purchased
from
the
(lina-dian
Fii
V
Hold
Storage
f'.o.
aim
will
be
carried
south
by
I
tit
O.T.P.
free
of
charge.
J.
II.
Iliinancrsei
.
been
wnrklnp
m
Ke-the
lal
several
ninn'
u-in
Telkwa
on
Siimiaj
'
holiday
wild
In
fnni'i
v
t"
Althmiph
the
W".,
m"
I
IINied
colder
then
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rt
iiiu
mi
llm
crinimt.
'
plares
I
he
road
nr-
ii"
J.
J.
McNeil
is
visitor
fn
Prince
nu
In
and
around
are
a
great
many
year.''
The
fanner
rr.
tit
'..Ia'S
'tiff
i,rwr
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fl!H
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Itat
easy
to
raise
and
Mier-
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ready
inarke!
fm
tUem
i
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.ir.
in"!
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,ini(r.
inovei
to
ll.il.erl
tor
ne
HAVANA."
D"-
I"
Afrf;
IM,,y
AO
enlDlcl
men
oi
r
Cuban
army
are
soon
loj
lo
In
training
for
promo
oud
tleulenanls.
H"
,.(
n,
new
law
providing
In"
(b,
vvho
have
served
20
y
f
nttlll
0
army,
and
eight
)'
.
,
scrgeat.ls,
may
on
n'JJ
,ubW
ouesi
ii
r
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,-inrt
to
qualify
for
commliiw-