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Help
Of
All
Asked
To
Study
Halibut.
v
i'rofessor
V.
F.
Thompson
of
.Stanford
University,
who
is
at
present
here
engaged
in
work
leading
up
to
n
detailed
study
of
Ihe
Pacific
halibut,
asks
that
fishermen,
fish
dealer?,
and
others
co-operate
with
him
in
his
work
in
order
that
proper
means
for
conserving
the
supply
may
follow.
The
banks
to.
the
south
are
practically
fi.-hed
out
and
the
Hecate
Straits
banks
are
partly
depleted.
To
prevent
the
work
of
depletion
continuing
to
-a
point
where
fishing
becomes
.nnpVofitable
is
the
work
of
this'
scientist
anil
his
assistants..
All
will
doubtless
be
glad
lo
help
him
in
carrying
it
on
in
Ihe,
best
manner
possible.
Canadianlsm
Being
Urged.
Everywhere
in
bis
Country.
there
is
a
movement
toward
greater
loyalty
to
Ihe
country.
In
other
words
Cauadianism
is
being
developed.
:
'
In
all
these
patriotic
movements
there
is'
a'
lot
of
talk
and
bluster
and
with
it
all
some
achievement,
because,
a'
lot
of
people
are
influenced
by
talk
and
bluster.
The
Teal
thing
is
very
often
obcured
in
any
national
move
ment;
What
-might
lift
r-a
worthy
aim
would
be
to
make
Canada
the
beiflaiid
in
which
to
live.
I,
If
wehaye
any
love
Jor
Canada,
.we
canbest
s,hoy
it
by
actions
rather
than
words.
What
have
we
done,
Injlividiiallv
oi
cllecllvelsf
binake
tJannilh
a'gredt
hit1ioif?iraVPTve'iirtie'
n'iiT
thing?
Is
there
any
action
lo
which
to
point
that
is
worthy
of
emulation?
.
.
,
The
first
thing
of
real
value
is
o
make
a
good
home,
to
raise
a
fine
family,
to
lake
pari
in
public
life,
lo
help
beautifv
and
cleanse
the
city,
to
help
produce
or
educate,
to
create
worthy
ideals
for
ourselves
and
Our
children
anil
In
exercise
care
that
no
action
of
ours
tends
to
disgrace
the
country
or
delay
il
development.
That
is
Cauadianism.
CONTINUOUS
PHONE
SERVICE
ON
PLANK!;,'l
l:f
rv"
'V,,l.!,,,,a-
1
l
ifl.i.i
flirt
!
Iimil
Ihn
ntn...-.
tail
.
I
a
is
1
otiicii
,uw
reel
in
Mir
nocps
in
Touch
For
110
Miles
at
Chicago
ClliauiO,
June
13
Telephone
communication
between
airplane
pilots
flying
V,00o
feel
in
the1
air
and
radio
-station
WLs
was
maintained
clearly
over
a
distance
of
'ltn
miles
during
the
military
show
here
recently.
When
I
li.
army
flyers
descended
at
'handle,
Field
Ihe
reception
was
stilllrnng,
indicatimtr
that
intermittent
talking
might
have
been
continued
over
..a
greater
distance.
!'
.
i
.
The
previous
record
for
cdin-munication
between
a
land
station
and.
an
airplane
by
radio
.was
in
miles.
Spectators
at
the
shpw
were
listeners
in
during
the
tesjs,
theTailio
station
re-broad-caslinir'
the
conversations.
This
was
another
feat
said
by
radio
engineers,
lo
.
have
been
successfully
performieil
for
the
first
lime.
Tli'e'
army
planes
vised
a
50
IH-lube
super
helrodyne
for
r--!
ceiving.
A
two
pound
lead
H
lllllll
111
LIIJ
iiiiiii.--
lilt;
limit--!
had
a
5"0
foot
wire
over
the
side,
which
was
extended
to
a
200
foot
aerial
as
they
got
farther
away.
The-
officer
in
the
front
seat
of
the
airplane,
by
means
of
ear
phones,
could
bear
both
V.oiii
versations,
the
talking
of
his
companion
and
the
conversation
from
the
land
station.
POPULAR
WRITERS
IN
NEW
BOOKS
AT
THE
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
v
,
Several
prominent
and
popular
writer's
1
a
re
fe
prese
n
t
eb
i
i'iV'so
hjio
of
the
new
books
recently
added
lo
the
library.
Among
the
books
are:
"Some
Aspects
of
Modern
I'oelry,"
by
Alfred
iNoyes.
"Kssays,
Literary
and
cat,"
by
H.
L.
Stevenson.
"The
C.arden
of
Folly,'
Slephen
Leaeock.
watt
master
oscillator
sending
laiuni."
by
Kmile
Oammaerts
set',
with
three
5(1
wait
lubest
an!
"To
Lhasa
hi
Disguise,'
oscillator,
modulator
and
speech
Y..
M.
McfSovem.
amplifier,
in
addition
to
a
5
watt'
"Robert
Louis
Stevenson,"
by
amplifier.
The
radio
ulalion
iCraham.
Halfour.
used
a
neutrodyne
receiving
sell
"An
Intimate
-Portrait
of
ft.
L
wlllle
the
army
m-eii
used
an
army
I
S."
by
Lloyd
Osborne.
Criti
"The
treasure
House
of
Jtcl-
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:
1
Do
not
delay
a
savings
deposit
on
account
of
its
small
size.
Small
regular
deposits
soon
amount
to
a
substantial
sum.
One
dollar
opens
a
savings
account
at
any
brinch
of
the
Union
Bank.
rj
by
by
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BANK
OF
CANADA
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Rupert
Branch
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H.
Little
Manager
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to
approval.
Member
of
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of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
June
13,
1925.
Mrs.
at
International
uamering
Recently
TKHHAC.K.
June
13.
The
Terrace
-
Kilsumgallum
Parent-
Teachers'
Association
had
the
Their
molto
is
"do
unto
others
as
you
would
have
others
do
unto
vou."
ami
all
who
subscribe
lo
recently.
Ilesolulions
were
all
niade
in
Hnglisb,
French
and
Tierman.
Various
standing
committees
presented
conclusions
to
which
their
discussions
'have
led
on
such
subjects
as
law,
suffrage,
tieace.
child
welfare,
trades
and
professions,
etc.
Nationality
of
Women
Umler
law
for
example,
come
su'oh
uhjerts
as
proposals
for
an
international
agreement
on
the
subject
of
the
nationality
of
married
women.
Lacking
an
in-
lernatimial
agreement,
compli
cations
are
constantly
arising.
One
case,
as
an
illustration,
was
Cited
of
a
Danish
womaiv
who,
according
lo
the
law
in
Denmark
jfrjiicft
is
similar
to
that
of
fim-
:$da.
lost
her
uAlionality
as
a-result
of
'her
marriage
In
an
American.
She
is
not
an
American
citizen
because,
according
to
the
law
of
Uniteil
Stales,
she
lid
nol
assiinve
ber
husband's
ualioualily.
W'Jien
she
wished
to
join
her
husband
in
the
State
he
found
it
impossible
lo
get
a
passport
from
lenmark
Avliich
bad
cast
her
off
and
equally
so
from
United
States,
which
would
not
accept
her.
She
finally
ecureil
one
throiiish
a
personal
friend
from
the
Italian
govern
ment.
Question
of
Peace
Inevitably
the
question
of
deacc
and
of
the
League
of
Na
nus
came
up.
The
American
papers
bad
a
very
suspicious
at
titude
toward
it,
fearing
propa
ganda.
Peace
is
essential
and
vital.
All
reforms
and
advance
ment
along
oilier
lines
will
be
swept
away
unless
a
foundation
of
peace
is
secured.
The
old
peace
program
of
asking
people
to
stop
fighting
anil
urging
Ihem
16
love
one
another
was
weak
in
Ihe
very
fact
that
the
good
re
sponded
and
the
bad
did
not.
At
present
the
league
is
seeking
some
means
by
whicli
force
may
lo;
put
on
the
side
of
right.
An
international
committee
may
be
ippealcd
lo
and
n
nation
may
have
justice
done
it.
Tho
pro
position
must
be
worked
at
and
remodelled.
Hut
it
should
have
the
sympathy
of
the
nations
nnd
Ihey
should
never
feel
they
will
lose
prestige
or
individuality
by
it.
II
is
often
regarded
as
im
possible
but
the
stopping
of
diiellinn
-was
regarded
as
that
at
one
timfc.
We
are
surrounded
on
all
sides
by
scientific
inven
linns
which
have
been
looked
on
as
utterly
impossible
when
first
dreamed
of.
Pre-eminently,
peace
must
ever
be
of
interest
lo
women,
''Under
education,
il
was
decided
to
encourage
the
widesl
possible
exchange
of
teachers
and
students.
.The
necessity
of
good
history
books
was
dwell
on.
Children
should
learn
of
other-
countries
from
a
sympathetic,
not
an
antagonistic
point
of
view.
Foreign
lauds
should
be'
presented
from
earliesl
childhood
as
Intensely
interesting
never
ns
ridiculous.
Members
of
tho
educalionnl
committee,
of
which
Mrs.
Col-
thursr
Is
n
member,
were
enter
tained
at
lunch.
Kach
member
gave
n
Ihrce-mlnutn
talk
on
chnraclerlsllc
features
of
educa
statement
was
tliar
Finland
has
no
compulsory
-system
of
edura-Iton
lull
none
are
allowed
to
marry
till
they
can
Mead
ami
write.
-:
Sex!
Morality
II
was
urged
sex
morality
he
Bowen
Colthurst
Lectures
I
aught
,
approaching
"
from
Hie
to
People
of
Terrace
on
Women's
Work
study
of
natural
law.
ANalnn
study
and
hioltigj'
should
oosupy'
a
prominent
place
on
the
cur-riculiim.
!
The
work
of
tin-
League
oT
j
Nations
shouljl
be
taught
in
thel
schools
'of
till
the
nations
and.
the
council
Iff
women'
pledged'
llself.tn
endeavor
to
see
thati
this
is
done.
It
is
often
asked
what
can
the
council
of
women
do?
They
have
great
privilege
of
hearing
Mrs.
no
legislative
.power.
Laws
arc
Howen
Coltluirsl,
a
delegate
to
passed
arler
imlilir
npiuion
ue-the
recent
quinquennial
conven-
ntands
it
and
the
council
of
lion
of
the
Internafional
Council
women
can
he-find
have
been,
in-
of
Women.
She
explained
the
striimenlat
in
forming
ii.
mil
ium
and
object
or
the
orjranixa-:
Tor
an
example
of
their
work
tlie
lion
whicli
is
pledged
to
no
par-(growth
of
puTtll.-'opinion
againl
linninr
uriinn-'niiil.-i
There
areichild
labor
and
see
Itbw
much!
no
restrictions
of
color
or
creed.!
has
been
done
along
flits'
line
Mrs.
Colthurst
was
for
some
years
at
Hie
head
of
Ihe
Irish
branch
of
the
Parents'
National
this
are
welcomed
to
Ihe
leopue.t
Education
Union
and
by
special
Forty-two
nations
sent
delegates
:
request
gave
some
account
of
litis
year.
Ireland,
Guatemala,
Iheir
work,
which
is
similar
in
;:hina,
and
Palestine
ha"Ve
joined!.
ome
respects
lo
that
done
by
I
tin
P.T.A
lion
in
their
land.
One
striking
Letter
From
Mrs.
Donaghy
Al
the
beginning
of
the
meeting
a
letter
was
read
by
Mrs.
Sundal
from
Mrs.
IMuaghy.
a
former
Terrace
resident,
on
the
work
being
done
by
Ihe
P.T.
Association
in,
Los
Angeles,
of
which
lie
is
a
member.
Of
outstanding
interest
was
Ihe
fact
(hat
Western
Ave.
School,
in
which
she
is
interested,
hail
adopted
a
school
in
the
foreign
district
and
provided
funds
lo
serve
every
.child
attending'
Ihe
poorer
school
with
pirriibre
every
morning.
They
also
bad
taken
very
definite
steps
in
sponsoring
belter
films.
Saturday
matinee
were
given
al
which
only
belter
films
were
shown.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
Geo.
Little
enlerlaine-'
a
number
of
her
friends
on
Tuesday
afternoon
lo
meet
Mrs.
Howen
Colthurst,
who
gave
the
n
a
most
interesting
informal
tall,
on
the
more
social
aspect
of
Ihn
Quinquennial
convention
at
Washington.
.
T.
Hrewer
of
Smitliers
is
a
business
visilor
lo
town
tl,j
meek.
.
.
News
has
jesl
.reached
Terra
e
of
Ihedealh
at
lla.ellon
llospi!..;
of
-loh.-i
Niedharl
.of
Hemo,
Mr.
Niedhart
was
one.
oMhe
earlie-i
settlers
lo
Like
up
land
at
Item-i.
He
was
Ihe
most
progressive
rancher,
heiny
the
first
to
introduce
stock
and
laler
bee
into
Ihe
district.
He
was
alwav
one
of
the
best
liked
in
the
dis-
Iriel.
.
:
A
-MrJ-Jind
;M'r,stiiljerhii.nf
New
.York
re
in
fowii
forinJewMlayf.
Fred
Holder
Hospital.
is
SM1THERS
in
Hazellon
A.
Y.
Wilson
of
Hemo
was
in
town
Friday.
Miss
Janet
Young
spenl
a
few
days
in
l'rinee
Iluperl
when
she
went
down
lo
fry
her
Junior.
Fx
animation
in
music.
Oeo.
Wall
got
back
Tuesday
night
from
the
scene
of
Sunday
'
auto
accidcni,
bringing
in
the
wrecked
car
under
ils
own
(lower.
(Seorge
-says
ho
picked
Ihe
Redbird
off
a
tree
nol
twenty
feet,
from
tho
"willow
hush
on
which
R.
L.
(iiile.
parked
his
Lizzie
some
four-years
ago,
.which
parking
put
him
in
Ihe
'hospital
for
several
weeks.
The
monthly
.
meeting
of
tin
Union
Church
Ladies'-Aid
was
held
on
Thursday
afternoon
a'
the
home
of
Mrs.
(ieo.
Oullon,
the
ladies
of
I
own
gathering
and
motoring
down
to
Ihe
farm
The
members
and
adherents
of
SI.
Jajnes
Anglican
Church
gathered
al.
the
reclory
on
Thursday
for
a
social
evening
and
reception
lo
welcome
Rev.
J.
II.
(libson.
The
ladles
had
pro
vided
refreshments
and
an
en
i
t
Japanese
Made
Pearls,
2A
inches,
indestructible,
wilb
fancy
catch.
Meg.
$.'!.:)().
Sale
Price,
$1.85.
$1.00
Gillette
Safety
Razors,
with
blade
and
case.
Sale
Price,
45c
Men's
15
Jewelled
Gold
Filled
Watches
in
Ihe
neat
small
Him
models
wilb
beautiful
gold
or
silver
engraved
dials
.
Meg.
price
$
17.50.
Sale
Price
$11.50
Joyable
time
was
spent.
ley
now
of
Prince
Iluperl,
Fraru
lvoslcr
of
Vielorla,
and
Percy
liavblsou
now
with
the
C.N.
II.
After
a
busy
week
end
in
and
around
Sinidiers,
Ihe
lion.
V..
1.
Harrow
and
Col
Lalla
loft
011
Wednesday
morning
to
hold
fanners'
meetings
at
Harrell
and
Houston.
1).
!).
Munro
taking
them
over
the
road
in
his
car.
LAND
ACT.
CA8SIAR
LAND
DISTRICT
nixtrlrt
or
i;aimr,
Stikinc
nit-Mion.
TA
W
V.
.MITICK
that
I,
Wilier
Jnltnil
(llflunu-d
Snlillrr).
of
Trleitriph
Cri'i-k,
ll.C,
nrriipallnn
Miner,
InlrmU
to
iily
for
Mniii.iii
to
purchase
His
rolluwinn
HrfrrllMMl
Isndt:
CiiiiiincnrlnK
tt
a
nnut
Dlnntcd
almut
fine
mile
eaM
(
Ml.riHl
Slimuli
nvar
the
Stlklnp
Mlvrr
and
alHinl
It
inllwa
fniulhwrat
of
Tdi-Krapll
Creek
j
tlienrc
liorttl
80
rhaliM;
tlicnre
ctM
til
rhulin;
Ihi-nie
Miutli
HO
.Tlialm:
llinnrn
went
40
Mialns
In
point
or
coinim-nri
merit
and
ruiilalnlnr
J
V
0
arre.
innre
or
p.
W.M.TKIl
-lUl.lAi,
Applicant.
April
10th.
t!S.
WATER
NOTICE,
(DIVERSION
AND
USE)
TAKR
MIILCK
that
Wlllliim
Mnrirnn.
vlioe
nddreit
l
Lnrkport.
il.i:.,
will
apply
or
a
ini-nie
in
ibkp
nun
use
&,ihmj
koi-linii
dally
of
water
ont
i.f
sprlnir
on
went
xlcle
or
UirkrrHirt,
Q.CJ.,
II.I'.H
ulilrli
rixn't
onllirrlv
and
drains
Into
went
arm.
"I.ontrellow"
Mineral
Ctnliu,
duly
crown
0
ruined
(,,
j.isj
y.c.l.
llie
wnirr
win
ne
iiiverieii
1
1
(mi
me
rireain
ai
a
point
rlKht
at
auiirre.
.about
I.
son
reel
or
kii
rriiin
l.orkeport
IMrlMir,
and
will
lie
imcd
rnr
doniemlc
riinncry
purpone
upon
l
ho
rioinnntir
ennnery
at
f.oikeporl,
o.c.i.
TliU
noilro
wan
ponied
on
thv
Ulti
Unv
or
May,
1015.
A
ropy
of
IliM
nollt-B
and
an
opplleallon
in
rsmvii
t
thereto
and
In
tne
-water
Art,.
ion,"
will
lie
riled
In
the
orrice
or
the
Water
llecorder
at
l'rlnei)
UllPert.
ll.C.
OMei-lloiM
to
the
annllca-
lion
may
lie
riled
with
the
mi
lit
Walrr
lleeorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
or
Water
Illltht.i,
Parliament
Hiilldlnini.
Vie-rorla,
li.t:.,
within
thirty
day
orier
the
rint
appenrnnee
nf
this
nmire
In
I
(oral
newnpuper.
The
date
or
the
first
pnlill
ration
or
Hit-
notice
l
May
sctln
lS.
WILLIAM
MOIU1AN,
Appllcaut,
Great
Jewellery
S
Opens
Monday
B3
Doors
Open
at
10
a.m.
Coniq
early
ns
we
have
only
a
few
of
some
of
Ihe
articles.
HehivC
are
u
few
samples
of
our
values
and
many
of
these
article
u.
low
Iheir
"neliinl
wholesale
value.
Kvorylhing
in
our
slock'is
reduced
n,,
now
have
lots
of
things
yon
of
leu
wanted.
.
Girls
Gold
Filled
Wrist
Watches,
l.
jewels,
in
plain
of
laiicy
cases
with
bracelet
or
ribbon.
Ileg.
price
$lf.(l('
tb
.slU.oii.
Sale
Price,
$9.75.
Richelieu
Pearls
in
fine
velvet
ruse.
ltiMiiliful
lustre,
22
cual-i
of
pearl,
guaranteed
iiideslrin
lible.
lteg.
J22.0U.
Sale
Price
$14.50
aY..'
,f
Nice
Pattern
Cut
Glass
Tumblers,
bgM
.
nlrc
color.
H
.
,,
half
dozen.
Sale
Pricj,
51.20
Men's
17
Jewelled
Wal-tbam
Watch
.-crew
cae.
It'-i;
t
Sale
Price,
$21.50
07
'Piece
English
China
Dinner
Set.
Il
-
Sale
Price,
$33.00
Half
Doz.
Rogers'
Beautiful
Pattern
Teaspooni.
.
7
JHl.7:.
Sale
Price,
51.35
8
inches
Diameter,
Nicely
Cut
Genuine
Cut
Glass
Bowl.
Meg.
value.
Sale
Price,
$3.85
Dig,
Ben
Alarm
Clocks.
Meg.
price
jM.:.
Sale
Price,
$2.90
All
goods
in
Ihis
sale
are
left
wilb
the
original
lickets
oil
so
you
w
il
;
Ihe
saving
on
each
nrlicle.
Bulger
&
Cameron
s
Great
Dissolution
of
Partnership
Sale
Former
residents
of
Smilhers
vi-ti;ig
in
town
tho
forepart
of
the
week
and
renewing
old
ac-
Lquainlnnee
we're
A.
M.
McCaw-
ORMES
LIMITED
omelliing
ew
for
the
Children
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
LOLLIPOPS
A
pure,
high-class
Candy
in
a
new
form.
Kach
".
.
10o
A
Real
Hargain
in
VACUUM
BOTTLES
We
bought
this
Jot
very
clieap.
On
sale
at
each
55c
Tho
Rexall
Store
RINEX
A
jrtiaro"'erl
casep
of
Head
Ffer,
elc.
Vinii
mntiev
I'iC'I
sallsfled
Willi
"Jwb'otlle
.
.
Phone
82
and
200
suit
.Mir.
if.
ay
il
tin'
51.00
FREE
ENLARGEMENT
,
ganyes
in
"i
and,
print.
Snv
"
In
Ihe
envelop
free
enlargentf
'
piisi?
p
a
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
fith
sl
3rd
Ave.
SUPPORT
LOCAL
INDUSTRY
""
1
'
'
We
are
Agents
for
Ihe
Prince
Iluperl
''t;
nujl
can
qunlo
you
allrac.liu'
prices
on
their
"
Cedar
Timbers
and
Shlplap.
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Finish.
8pruce
and
Hemlock
Flooring.
Spruce
Shiplap
$10.00
and
$21.00.
Spruce
Dimension
$18.00
to
$22.00.
Oct
our
prices
before'
placing
your
order.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.