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News
.IMUNCB
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMMA
Views;
On
Protocol.
'
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Afford
To
Mike
Plunge.
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flavor
unsurpassed.
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&
satisfying.
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DAILY
EDITIOH
,'cincsday.
Mar.
ifi,
1925.
A
World's
Leap
In
The
Dark.
On
this
page
I
an
outline
of
Hie-
21
articles
or
the
famous
Protocol
which
Britain
recently
refused
to
accept.
He-fore
Hritaia's
action
ome
or
her
writers
had
lieen
urging
I
hill
she
refuse
to
become
a
party
lo
il.
.1.
L.
Oarvin,
the
famous
journalist,
writing
in
the
London
Ohserver,
said:
'
This
is
the
-astonishing
scheme
which
has
staggered
faith
in
fieneva
as
now
conducted,
(irandoise,
logical,
and
futile,
the
tiling
is
like
a
plan
of
the
Abbe
Sieves
for
the
government
of
the
world.
"Arbilrnlion,
Disarmament,
and
Security"
become
Messed
words
and
sounding
incantations'
with
no
more
relevance
to
fact
than
had
"Liberie,
Egalite,
Frnternile"
in
the
French
Revolution.
Every
principle
declared
in
theory
is
perverted
lo
I
he
opposite
in
practice.
The
ilortiri.fent
is
stamped
all
over
by
the
military
and
Continental
mentality
of
Paris
and
Prague.
It
ignores
the
conditions
1f
the.
'English-speaking
world,
and
bears
no
Iraire
or
the
English-speaking
mind.
IHlerly
overmatched,
the
British
delegation
was
.a
cipher
in
,lhe
decisions'
which
framed
Ibis
contrivance.
It
commits
the
British
Empire
at
its
own
glaring
peril
and
with
a
lion's
share
ui
nothing
but
loans
anil
expense
to
the
unlimited,
task
ot
helping
one
half
of
Europe
to.
hold
down
the
other'
halt.
We
are
invited
to
ei'iRaire
beyond
recall
all
we
have
and
are
in
the
egregious
enterprise
tit
trying
to
crystallise
unchangeably
the
status
quo
of
It)
ill
and
siereoiype
lor
evc
UK'
-S:fauies
map
oi
r;iirope
-
(Mod
judges
difrer;
qiialirietl
doctors
disagree.
Amend
menl
is
difficult;
delay
luckily
inevitable.
We
nipsl
all
set
our
selves
to
think
.it
out.
For
ir
we
will
not
Ihiuk
il
right
mil
Willi
thoroughness
of
mind
and
some
patience
with
each
oilier,
Dot
only
wiJ
there
be
Ho
chance
rr
Ihis
Protocol'
as
il
unforIu:
uatcly
stands,
but
there
may
be
no
chance
afterwards
for
a
reconstructed
pro
Men
or
Mr
a
general
agreement
or
any
kind.
There
are
tvo
views.
One
regards
the
Protocol
as
a
big,
solid
plan
ir
pence,
enabling
nil
nations
to
know
where
they
stand.
The
other
view
regards
the
scheme
as
a-world's
leap
in
the
dark
Willi
consequences
abysmally
-different
from
all
that
(leiievn
desires.
We
are
ourselves
convinced,
alter
studying
the
new,
Covenant
forward
and
backwards
again
ami
agaiuj
thai
ilie
Protocol
in
practice
would
be
fatal,
either
to
the
League
or
lo
peace,
but
more
probably
to
both.
In
nur
judgment
it
-.spoils
good
principles
by
impracticable
method;
introduces
some
bad
principles
under
specious
names;
mid
represents
a
forced
Interpretation
or
the
original
tJoveiinul
straining
the
letter
that
killeth
and
Stirling
the
spirit
thai
was
I
he
lire.
Let
us
see
on
what
plain
counts
this
criticism
is
supported;
-
Absolutely
Abolishes
National
Sovereignty.
The
Protocol
absolutely
abolishes
nnlinnal
sovereignty
and
seir-goveriitneut
over
the
supreme
issues
of
life
and
dealb,
judgment
and
conscience;
not
lo
speak
.of
Parliamenlarj-
disposition
of
nur
g
Is
as
well
as
blood.
The
issues
or
peace
and
war
won
U!
be
taken
out
or
the
hand
oT
King
and
prliamenl.
In
circumstances
impossible
to
foresee,
we
might
be
summoned
to
wage
a
war
we
(nought
mad
or
had;,
and
a
single
vole
hi
Oen-eva
could
preveiil
u-i
from
making
(icare
when
we
wished,
how-
...
...
.,1
a..
f.
I
1
.
.
.i
.
.
.
.
wi
Miiuu
ami
ruinous;
we4-migui
uiiilK
tlie
prolongation
'Of
con
Hid.
I
his
-menus
the
extinction
dfl'ftHihnirutaiy
IMVer'unii'lil
and
electoral
control
as
regards
(lie
'g'rnie!(ytitir)iojeV'
fiirw'fifrfl
represreiiiative:
institutions
,nv(.
,ilherto
existed.
The
women's
vote,
for
instance,
would
no
longer
have
any
real
iuriiience
on
the
choice
between
war
and
peace.
Under
the
new
system
our
destinies
would
be
removed
Mr
from
nur
own
management.
The
House
id
Common
in
n
crisis
would
be
the
firih
wheel
lo
Hie
iiilerniilioiinl
coiu'li.
'Die
Foreign
Office
would
be
a
secondary
and
subordinate
institution
not
only
in
a
crisis,
but
at
all
times.
Under
Article
1
1
especially,
our
Riulgel
would
have
to
be
t'rnrned.
taxes
levied,
"credits"
given
n
iMphemism
for
lost
loans
in
acconlance
-witti
a
policy
automatically
decided
abroad.
jiltlghieiil
of
Ilie
ciren"hilanres
urging,
wlielher
the
"t"o
H
,
i.
.
i
io
mill
wll.'l
ll,,.-
wlliitl
III
JltSI
tr
IIIIJIISI,
le
"I
nil"!-,
"
iin.i
-
ci
(
war
or
ifol.
In
our
time
supernalinnal
sovereignly
will
never
be
...
.
.
i.
i
i
i
-
ii
I
rn
inferred
lo
I
lie
League,
wnien
wn
imiMiiini
ny
im-
'if'!""
Covenant
lo
he
an
international
nicdiuin
or
A'nlniiMc.V
Co-O'cra-lion,
ami
til
Ibis
stage
ran
only
JnvaK
itself,
by
attempting
an
over-riding
supremac).
(Mneva
nniM
uskr
not
order.
.
Tim
Mother
or
Parliaments
ami
those
worlil-sprend
legislatures,
her
offspring,
will
weigh
ami
U-iU.
Our
grave,
(inescapable
commitments,
like
Hit'
JiisMrie
guarantee
or
Itelginm
or
the
pnssj-lili!
guarantee
or
France,
including
Alsace-Lorraine,
must,
be
simple,
necessary,
few:
drlibernlely
contracted
and
universally
intelligible.
'
The
Peace
Protocol
Complete
Outline
of
21
Articles
Included
Under
Famous
Document
Recently
Rejected
by
Great
Britain
Telegraphic
tie"
palches
give
only
a
short
outline
of
what
"is
contained
in
the
'Tamous
protocol
tif
peace
and
security
winch
flreal
Britain
rejected
at
the
recent
session
of
the
League
or
Nations
and
Which
has
given
rise
to
a
great
.deal
of
discussion.
A
further
.and
more
complete
summary
is
HOV
to
hand
and
will
prove
interesting
to
thosj-
who
study
world
affair.
It
con
Mills
21
artfcles,
all
or
which
are
summarized
in
1
lie
following:
.',
main
,
-.
Preamble
The
-objects,-
are
in
ensure
tue,
maum-niun
-uf
general
ipearc
ami
tin-
security
of
nations
whose
existence,
inde
pendence
or
territories
may
be
threatened."
Ufii.ni
the
basts
of
a
mullial
jrinfranlee
by
the
sig-
League's
effort
A
for
pacific
sel-
s
our
lleinent:
or
refusing
to
comply
polic
woibI
lie
pooled,
our
whole
finance
would
be
subject.
with
an
arbitral
or
judicial
de-
1
lie
JUnmi'iI
would
have
power
fo
rail
upon
this
roulitrvlclsion
lo
place
ril
disposal
its'
nnvy,
shipping,
army,
nir
force;
nnd
likewise
its
financial
anil
commercial
resources.
We
would
be
bound
to
make
"provision
or
raw
mncriuls
and
silpblies
of
every
kind":
or
credits,
transport
and
transit
Mr
all
ami
sundry;
while
preserving
the
safely
of
sea-communications
in
the
itite'r-esl
of
any
idlneked
and
threnleiu'd
Hlnle.
-
As
we
said
i.isl
week,
iMs
quite
certnin
Ihnl
there
would
lie
an
irresisiible
lemplnlior'l
lu
throw
upon
Ibis
counlry
far
more
of
(he
burthen
nnd
the
cost
II
..II.-..
.......I.I
I.
.
I
'ii
i
..
...
an
agressor
il
il
lias
previously
sidimillod
to
the
League
any
question
which
another
state
lias
imiinlnined
to
be
solely
mini
oiuer
pro
ne
woniii
iisk:
nun
uiai
various
o
tier
na
on
w
III,
in
iu
,i,.,h.
i,n-i.,iinii,,n
would
bo
encouraged
U
go
lo
war
at
our
nxpensc.
'
Knr
instance,
on
the
nueslion
o(
Asiatic
mjigrnlion
the
lTniled
Slates
nr
Australia
or
.Bnulh
Afl'lefl
llllrrlil
tin
'4IM.ntll,riA.l
in
iw
lit
V..H.!
--II.
...Ill
1...I
j.
:
.
..
oiimuk
on
cm
in
win
iiiiiiue
any
srii-goveriiiiig
comiiiuuily,
an
nggressor"
if
they
had
tc-i'n
IhC
Kiiglish-speaking
world
lo
plunge
blindly
into
these
im-
pejled'
Ilie
Inlerrerence
of
the
mensurable
and
bottomless
engagements.
Flatly,
we
rah
u()Lenguo"
in
thai
Issue-
while
longer
.at
torn
it.
niuntiy,
we
win
never
no
it.
Hie
product
ori.lnfwin
nr
China
or
(In
Ilie
fu-pooplc
who
know
nothing
or
(he
KrigliMi-speakiug
world
audi
hire
India
having
invoked
the
will
drive
Ilie
whole
or
il
oiil
of
the
League
if
(hey
lire
Hot
morc'League
would
be
non-aggressor'
Ihoiighlfnl,
tin;
Protocol
mi
I
he
point
of
I'nrlinmcnlnry
sanction!
In
nny
event.
!
is
ns
1
1
1
ii
1
1
ns
TiiIiiiiL
linmeii
'l
imieriileil
InsliMinnuil
i
ill
ni-ni-i
li
hm
...
...hi
,
..
I
..
...
,,v,
M
ii
im-ii
rimed
upon
iiy
me
be
niVopMd
unless
nmendfil
lo
the
poihl
or
rerognisiug
that
(lie!
Cninicil
)n
aP
ngninst
an
ag-(ioverniiM'iils
ami
Parlinniehls
nf
the
Urilish
Kmpirc,
like
(liosci
grisor
nil
signatories
shnll
en-tif
the
United
.Stales,
shall
mniliMiu
(heir
absolute
conthd
of.oprnle
"loyally
nnd
effectively
(heir
own
supreme
mnllers,
Iheir
just
influence
upnii
Iho
arfairs
In
measures
of
war
to
the
degree
of
Ilie
world,
mid
shall
determine.
in
accordance
with
(heir
own
1
allowed
by
their
"geoigraphieul
j
position'-
ami
"particular
sttlfa-
lion
as.
regard.
armaments."
IJJis-crcive
co-operation-
shall
in'1
carried
out
not
only
by
the
coilr
junction
of
naval,
military
ami
aerjal
forces,
but
also
"by
means
nalories
of
their
security
audi
or
facilities
ami
reciprocal
ex-
pnsspsslnns,
arbitration
is
to
be
I
change
as
regards
the
provision!
enforced
in
all
disputes
ami
ilis-jnf
raw
materials
and
supplies
of)
armament
promoted.
(every
kind;
opening
ol
credits:
j
Vi
llMi.
I
Tim
isrnnlril'ies
'
li'fiiiwinirt
:iil
Itviiwil
"
Villi,
fur-
I
make
a
binding
agreement
that
i
(her,
the
summoned
signatories
Hie
Assembly
and
Council
of
the
League
shall
have
'
full
power
to
wield
the
supreme
international
authority
conferred.
.No
war,
except
as
ordered.
by
tin'
League
"In
case
of
resistance
to
acts
of
agression,"
or
in
other
circumstances
held
by
the
League
to
be
a
grave
threat
to
security.
World
CourJ,
Supreme
;i
flie
jurisdiction
of
the
World
Court
at
The
Hague
made
compulsory
to
an
extent
fliied
shall
"lakiVaR
jnoasures
in
their
power
to
preserve
tlie
safely
(if
,
communications'
by
land
and
by
sea
of
the
altaeked
or
threaten-'
ed
slate."
12-
-The
Li'a.uue
for
(lie
foregoing
purpose
shall
elaborate
in
advance
all
the
economic
and
financial
arrangements
for
cooperative
war.
13
The
co-operation
of
naval,
military,
and
air-forpes
sli.ill
tie
similarly
pre-determined
In
a
do-1
binding
rorm
urcordiug
to
eoin-Ipeteul
slalT-plans.
Hut
immedi-
'.
(
Frames
procedure
fnr
the
airly
I
In
League
declares
war.
nVaceful
settlement
of
all
dis-
particular
coniMnalions,
like
-pule
.whatever;
and
for
the
co-
France
Lillle
KnteiiJe
Poland,
ercion
of
any
resisting
Stale.
etc.,
shall
be
enlilled
to
attack
5
The
Hague
Court
may
with
their
whole
force
"in
ac-(iver-rule.
or
tin'
League
may
eordaiiee
willi
any
agreements
otherwise
rhalltMigc,
(he.
conten-:
they
may
previously
luive
con-lion
of
any
stale
that
a
matter
rhided."
in
disniie
is
solely
within
thai1
1
1
"The
Council
shall
alone
'tale's
domestic
jurisdiction.
neWfnipelenl
to
declare
that
the
(J
When
and
how
the
assem-
npiniralMn
nf
sanctions
shall
bly
may
fiiediafe
ami
decide
iii-'ceiTse
aiid
iiiunfal
cliri'ditinns
be
stead
of
the
Conned.
j
re-established."
i
During
any
process
or
pa-i
in
The
cost
r
the
League-eific
settlement
no
disputant
war
"shall
he
horiie
by
the
ag-slate
shall
increase
its
anna-jgressor
.Stale
uy
In
the
extreme
nicnls
nor
take
an'
measure
orlKiuH
rtf
its
Capacity.'
"industrial
or
economic
mohili-j
Ifl
Stale
which
have
not
sation."
Any
stAle
judged
by
a!
sighed
the
Pmlofo,
and
are
not
two-thirds
majority
of
the
Oniu-!
members
of
the
l.casrue,
vdiall
Cil
lo
have
violated
this
pro-,
he
Mviled
in
emergency
lo
suli-
vlsinh,
may
he
derlnred
outlawed;
in-il
lo
the
procedure,
laid
down
itnd
subject
to
war.
War
Preparations,
A
Any
signatory
slate
may
accuse
any
other
stale
of
"pre
paration
for
war."
If
(he
charge
is
held
by
a
two-third
majority
of
the
Council
lo
be
well
founded,
the
accused
shalT
be
ordered
lo
discontinue
preparation
on'
pain
of
outlawry
ami
coercive
war
as
in-
article'"?;',
0
disputed
zones
-
like
(he
ntilneland
may
lie.
dinHii(.irsed
ami
placed
temporarily
Kr
prrr
innhenfly'
uinler
thV
sovereignty
in
(ni
"Aggressors,"
against
whom
all
oilier
signatories
sliall
eiimhiue
are
those
who
violate
the
Protocol
by
resorting
lo
hostilities
or
Infringing
the
rides
laid
down
Mr
a
demilitarised
.one
like
the
niiineland;
or
Increasing
nrmainenls
during
the
Touches
B.C.
(b!
"Domestic
ueslfnns"
111
the
rvelil
of
hostilities
break-
ing
out,
no
stale
shall
be
deemed
!
and
resort
to
hostilities
against
a
signatory
Jslale,
lhe'
shall
be
subject
to
the
full
force
of
League
war.
('this
extraordinary
article
could
be
invoked
against
the
United
Sfales,
(ler-mitiiy,
or
IMssia
tagainsl
nny
of
them
separately,
or
ngiililst
.
till
three
at
onec.
The,
"Monrne
I
loclMne"
respect
ed
iln
Artlrtb
I
of
the
fioVeiinui,
Js
-Ignoied
by
Article
10
of
Ilie
PfoMcoh)
l7-f;An
Inleriialional;
Conference,
jail''
SjiiM.
iiiprnbejjs
nrliot,
being'
'invited;
shall
meet
at
(iciievn
to
eonsider
a
prepared
"general
program
fnr
the
reiluc
lion
and
limitation
or
armaments."
1H
The
voles
of
parlies
lo
a
dispute
shall
not
lie
counted
when
reckoning
unaninlily
or
Ilie
necessary
majorily.
Ill-
The
Covenant
shall
hold
Pass
It
around
alter
every
mcaL
Oive
the
family
the
benefit
of
its
old
to
digestion.
Qeans
teeth
too.
Keep
It
alwnv.i
n
the
house,
m
)
0
Costs
little
-helps
much
"
t
WRIGLEYS
good
exceot
a
expressly
modified
by
the
Protocol.
20
"Any
dispute
as
In
the
interpretation
of
the
present
Protocol
sliall
be
submitted
lo
the
Permanent
Court
or
International
.lust
ice."
21
The
Protocol
shall
not
route
into
force
until
a
plan
Mi
Ilie
reduction
oT
aruiauienls
li.i-neeu
adopted
by
the,
Conference
'oiilemplaled
in
Article
17
:
and
if,
.vithin
slirh
priod
as
the
sum
loiiference
shall
fix,
the
ailopfd
dan
tor
the
reduction
or
arum
nenls
lias
not
been
carried
oui
tie
Prolocal
sliall
be
null
ami
old'.
WATER
NOTICE.
USE
AND
STORAQE
TAK1-:
NOTICK
Ihnl
MhihU
Tlnilwr
C.n
i.liiilti'd,
wlinf
aiMn-
l
70S
Carl
f
I
iiilliliiK,
Vmii-nnvi'i'.
ll.
i;.,
will
apply
r
i
llrciirr
iii
take
unit
uw
.ion
wnlili-
Iff
,or
fnnil.
nnd
in
slnic
?!l.
arre-fi''
f
wnlrr
out
tit
stream
known
Ai
liter,
whirl!
flow
Kniilhrrly
mil
drum
inn
M.nrll
Inlet,
ahom
one
and
ilf
nines
rmtefly
from
lluiklry
i.i;
Tile
morare-diim
fie
lorald
he
niillel
nr
Mn
Lake
or
at
a
tnl
iiw
I
he
Mid
nutlet,
to
be;
determined
J.
W.
Seboonover,
WATER
NOTICE.
one
ltn.
h
H
t
1
v
rr
niirvev
have
been
made.
The
ranaru.v
ir
Ilie
rirnlr
In
be
rrealed
l
alioui
.
i.M.
arre-reet,
ami
ll
will
flood
ahont
I.Silll
afre
or
land.
The
ier
Will
be
livened
rri.in
the
utre.'hn
at
a
tnlnl
almui
!
lolatloii
of
I
he
ftorare-dam,
nainelv.i
lie
nutlet
nf
Aln
Lake,
and
will
be
ued
I
or
power
and
inilmlrlnl
pnrpuseii
upon
I
he
land
rterribed
a
l.m
US?
or
on
Lot
j
IU.
Tht
mnirp
wa
rxT'ieil
on
tin-1
.round
on
the
J?lh
day
nf
February,!
Ui.'.
A
rnnv
of
ltil
nnllee
and
an
anlill
atlon
pnriia'nl
therein
and
In
the
"W
alef
it.
lt."
win
be
riled
In
the
nrriee
of
ne
water
Iteeorner
at
I'rlnee
llmvort.
'hjertliinj
In
the
appllrntlnn
may
he
lied
with
I
lie
tali)
W'aier
Iteenrrier
nr
.vljn
Ilie
r.oniptrnller
or
Water
lllfhtK.
arllainenl
ltiiltdin.
Vlemi-ia,
lt..,
vithin
til
rt
y
day
arter
the
firm
appear
ne
or
thl
holier
In
it
lurni
newnpaper
Die
d.1ie
nr
Die
rirsl
pnbllrHlloii
or
lhl
lotlre
14
Monday,
Marrh
.
lOf.i.
AlASSf.TT
TIMI1KII
f.O.
.
I.TH
AJplleanl
USE
ANO
STORAQE
.
TAKE
NuTliif:
Ihnl
the
l.an.iiiart
l.nin
ier
.nnl.
Limited,
whose
aMri,-
i-
r.'
'tnhil.ird
Hank
Itidar..
Vaneniiver,
It.i..
.v
1
1
1
apply
Tor
a
lli-enre
o
tnke
anil
ue
.'So
mini
reel
per
mtoiiiI
alid
In
ulcih'
.'ill.
fin
arre
fi
el
nr
water
mil
mr
lau,
Skim
lull',
and
Aln
Luke,
and
Aln
Itlver,
wldeli
low.s
lumlherly
ami
drains
Into
M;i-eti
ulet,
thnniKh
Inlll.ln
lleservt'
An.
ft.
The
torate.dnm
wMII
he
Imialed
Hi
or
near
tin
.iillel
or
Aln
Ijike.
The
rapiielty
or
the
.-enervolr
lo
be
ereated
Is
about
:,ii.iino
iere
feel,
aiiiMt
will
ThiOiI
about
Ho
lie
Iflermlneilj
arten
Id
land.
The
waier
will
illlel-led
mini
ihe
slie.illi
at
a
kii
ii
or
near
the
sloram--dani,
and
will
b,
ised
ror
IndiiKtrlal
tower
purHise
upon
ihe
ind
(eerlhed
a
raft
or
Indian
Iipmtvr
.
n.
Thw
noiiee
wa
posted
on
ihe
irroiind
on
tie
4
til
day
nr
Marih.
111.,.
A
eonv
id
Hils
iioliee
and
an
upplli-allmi
piir-u.ini
herein
and
lo
Ihe
"Vvillrr
Alt,
IJH,"
wlll
be
riled
In
Iln-
orriep
nr
Ilie
Waler
Meeohler
at
Prince
llupert.
ohjerlloiif
tn
lm
uppllriuli.il
may
he
riled
with
the
suld
Waler
lli'i-order
or
Willi
Ilie
Coniptroller
ir
Waler
iinht,
parllamenl
liuildinit.
Vletorla,
n.r...
wllhln
llilrly
dnv-
art.r
the
rirt
nppeiiranee
or
iliu
notice
in
a
loeal
neweaper.
The
dale
or
lite
rirl
piilillriHli.il
or.
this
nollee
is
Marrh
:i
lim.'i.
i:XAHIA.N
l.t'MHKII
YARIiS.
Limited,
Applleanl.
nv
n.
r:.
rti,
seereiarv.
NOTICE.
IN
TIIK
MATTFFI
OF
AN
APrt.lflAtlON
fnr
Ihe,
tsuiie
or
a
rrenh
Cerliriente
nf
"i'.
'"'
Jhlriy
(30)
and
thirtvone
'SI
,
llloik
erMi
OL
Serlton
rive'
(Si,
'.Ity
of
I'rlnre
llnperl.
Map
9?3
siiilKfaeiriry
pinor
or
the
limn
and
rte.
Uriii'tlnn
nr
the
Cerlirirate
nf
tlili-
rover-Inr
I
he
alHivp
land-
tutrltiir
been
pmdiieed
lo
rtie
It
H
my
tnientinrr
tn
ue,
arter
the
ejplrallon
or
one
month
renin
Ihe
rirH
pn
illeauoh
hereor,
A
rrenh
Ceriirienle
nr
title
In
the
name
nr
Kdward
II,
Pierce
f!'.
'J10
.M,rt
lnn'1-
wl,,r''
r.r-rtirirat.
or
till
Is
dined
ihe
3l)lh
June
1013.
and
la
numbered
38R3
I.
H,
F.
MAC.LKOn.
,
.
Ileirlatrar
nf
Tltlea.
Land
Iterlstry
nrflee.
Prince
llupert,
n.r..
limiiner
mih
loya
LAND
ACT.
j
In
Fkeena
Land
nHtrlrt
nf
Trlnce
liniieri
lieenrdlnir
luatrlrt.
NpTIClTTiiM-flenrae
Little,
nf
T.
Terin.e
n
r..,
ncriipntinn
lumberman,
and
!
'llrirey,
nr
Terrace.
Ii.i:.,
neni-pailon
iimheruiiin,
Intend
to
apply
for
K.r.T
'V1'."'-
V'
r'",fi'e
me
rminwiiiit
n-
fcrllM-d
lands,
ror
Industrial
site-
f.nmmeiiclnr
at
u
post
planted
at
smith
end
nr
UMnd
sllunte.l
near
I
on
Ii
c,r
Kl"
..mkllm
niver
and
lylnir
near
wU
m
K
"
J'
Wri
,,1"n'"
'"linwln
shore
in
wmiJin.J"!''
,n
'",lnt
r,f
""""'nremeiit,
enntalnlnir
r.
acre.,
mnrn
or
less
IFOIICF
I.1TTI.F.
and
CLAIItK
I,
M.
niflilKY,
AppMcatui.
I
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youVe
had
Had
what?
That
first
Taste
What
then?
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of
the
elect
!
You
know
what
the
most
delicious
of
all
bars
of
solid
milk
chocolate
taste
like.
Yes,
but
which
one
do
you
mean
?
Well,
here's
its
picture
5c
&
10c
FISHERMEN!
Look
over
your
rust
Aid
Kit
nnd
se
pi
etc.
Here
are
some
ol
Ihe
things,
you
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Block.
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F.
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ii.
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be
(ore
you
put
to
sea:
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ADHESIVE
PLASTER
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LYSOL
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DRESSING
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COTTON,
FIRST
AID
BOOK
For
vour
I'ersounl
Kit
von
wii
1
c-
RAZOR
SHAVING
SOAP
RAZOR
BLADES
SHAVING
BRUSH
SOAP
TOOTE
PASTE
COMB
TOOTH
BRUSH
IMy
your
supplies
from
us
and
he
vsr-
r
salisfaciion.
ORMES
LTD.
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DruoqlSts
The
Rexall
Store
4
i.
Irakis
Third
Avenue
Prrone3
82
anfMO
Ask
for
a
Tide
Book
for
1925.
They
are
Free.
Ruilding
Vatera
LUMBER
-
Dirriciisiou.
Hluplnp
and
Kiin-hut
s,i
''
'jjljl
Lath.
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Veneers.
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Lime,
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Cement,
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of
Paris,
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Gravel,
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ro
ducts,
Wood
Pipe,
Vitrified
Pipe,
Agricultural
Tile,
Ing
Papers,
Asphalt
and
Rubber
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Asbestos
Roofings.
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h
benefil.or
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ileuMn
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ll';l;
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to
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