Tuesday".
IWember
29,
1055,
Shine
Up
Your
Silver
Our
silver
polish
j
I!,,.
fiil'
v
have
ct
imcd.
I
V
rii
iriinlei'
jr
f
scnilch
or
.In
nny
daiiiuKe.
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lit
I
111'
filicul
Hilvi'P.
'
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will
sin
p
a,p
i.larkcfl
Iiii-co
in
.inrl
onler
1f
IMi-il
lu-rnr-iliiiir
iliiee-tiuii,
nrc.
a
jar.
John
Bulger
The
Jeweller
HOLIDAY
Suggestions
For
Men
Ties,
Cap,
Sweater,
Sox,
Belts
For
Boys
Suits,
Caps,
Belt,
Etc.,
Etc.
Steve
King
Third
Ave.
Phone
Qreen
85.
BIG
REDUCTIONS
To
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and
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work
for
you
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miii
lii'oiiglii
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if
you
Wlinl
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goinl
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will
tciv
n
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li'iiflli
frw
to
llii
firs'
fivi-
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ymi
wmit
lo
Uf
one
of
Hip
fivi'f
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your
linn,
f
'
Ling,
the
Tailor
821
Second
Avenue.
Phone
649
r
I
t
PREPARING
FOR
NEXT
ELECTION
Mayor,
Five
Aldermen,
Three
School
Trustees
and
Two
Toilet
Comml.
loner
l
be
Chosen
At
Die
meeting
of
the
city
council
taut
night
it
m
moved
by
A
lil.
(jury
ml
seconded
by
Aid.
Ijlrsen
tlwt
nomination
for
.Mayor,
Aldermen,
School
Trustee,
iinil
Commissioners
of
Police
lc
received
in
tin-
City
Clerk'
office
from
12
noon
to
2
p.m.
on
Moil
day,
January
II,
IWfi,
and
that
the
poll,
lie
iiiriied
In
Ihe
council
chamber,
C.itv
Hall,
oil
Thursday,
January
U,
:
between
8
ojn.
and
8
p.m.
IJ,
R
Jones,
Oly
Clerk',
wii
aiiiulcd
returning
of
fleer
with
the
following
deputy
re
(limine
officer.:
K.
I'nwin,
John
Allan,
K.
Hudson,
and
K.
S.
Atliitonr.
Asiil.it.
mil
a
far
a
Hible
will
lie
selected
from
the
city
hall
staff.
Nomination
will
he
received
for
one
alderman,
for
one
year,
to
fill
the
vacancy
euim-d
hy
the
resignation'
nf
Aid,
McMordie
a
alderman,
and
for
une
IMilire
commissioner
to
fill
the
vacant-v
causvd
hy
Hie
resignation
of
Jamei'
(Hiinlis.
The
regular
lil
of
I
how
to
he
elect
cd
include
the
mayor,
four
aldermen,
thrre
school
trustee
and
one
police
commissioner.
1
A
letter
of
resignation
wa
read
from
1
Aid.
McMordie
in
view
of
hi
content-plated
nominatloii
In
the
forthcoming;
mayoralty
election.
The
letter
thanked
Ihe
council
for
the
consideration
shown
him
during
hi
tenure
of
office
as
alderman
ami
wished
the
council
member
the
compliment
of
the
a-win,
On
motion
f
Alii.
(jisey,
second-rd
liy
Aid.
McKrchnic,
the
resignation
wax
accepted.
A
Irtter
of
resignation
from
I'olkc
(.oniinUsioitrr
Jame
Coomb,
who
ha
liven
in
indifferent
health
for
Mime
inoulh
past
and
i
now
undergoing
hospital
treatment
in
the
soulli,
wa
read
and
umhi
inolion
hy
Aid.
Ijr-en,
rcondrd
hy
Aid.
Smith,
wa
INO
ACTION
TAKEN
ON
ROCK
CRUSHER
Aldermen
Decided
Last
Night
to
Leave
Milter
la
l2
l'ancil
I
That
the
queMinn
of
Hie
removal
of
the
nick
crusher
from
it
reent
location
on
Sitth
Avenue
West
he
left
for
the
incoming
ciwnril
to
decide
u
lion
wa
the
way
Ihe
nutter
wa
dripmcd
i
of
at
last
night'
council
meeting
on
Mixtion
hy
Aid.
tascy,
secomled
by
Aid.
l-arsen.
,Mtl.
I'rrry
wa
of
opinion
the
matter
khmikl
lie
LaM
over
for
another
week
ill
virw
of
Hie
fart
that
tlw
I
roMir
new
site
lud
not
yet
Ik-cii
!
pnierty
lnpected.
ld.
i'jttrr
said
that
no
matter
what
LAND
ACT
MMKCOf
Idttntk
U
Apply
to
Lllt,Ln
In
On
OurMIe
IIr1
Kind
lie
n.rtlinr
In.lrlrl
i.f
rw
Hllvrl.
tiki
mute
iwn
and
one.
half
miles
Wfl
of
Alir.iM
Pa'
klotat
lMt
Ttk:
MITlitK
Ibtl
B.C.
nsMMr
k
I'aek
inr
itomoanir.
I.lmll4.
of
Vanmwner.
B.i:..
until!
sibivin
lAaners.
loK-nal
fci
MIX
ri.r
trtt
of
lli
rawowMMt
Of
uritrfNt
Itndt:
i4MMririBt
ti
i
poet
planted
it
the
W'
em!
of
until
Hr
one
hundrwl
yirdi
sast
uf
mnmh
of
uiMMtned
siraia;
uVnee
f
rtTlti
five-
chain:
UaMier
east
slilsen
ehains,
iliewnr
north
to
hire
Hue:
tnrar
ri.llnntlar
shure
Une
Ki
uuJnt
aT
mm.
MtenrentrM.
and
ruaililnltir
sreo
iivl
tnree
qairter
arm,
more
ur
Ifm.
B.it.
IMHHtO
PACklXO
CO.
I.TK.
Af4lenl.
Pr
M.
M.
Enrllsh.
niH
iwm.
-ih
ti
I
LAND
ACT.
.
Nolle
1
InttfiUsn
U
Apply
Foe
Lost
I
of
Lira.
In
Hie
Prince
nuri
l-and
neeorilliif
nistnrt
ind
sllmte
on
in
annimed
lW-t
iiirnunr
mie
of
tne
r
group
of
ItlMs
hi
HiKlMin
Biy
li'Mri1
oiii
owe
lantion
pruni.
nine
mnt
n.M.
II.
TsXt:
MiTirr.
tint
llirrl
keer
of
Prince
n.ii-rt.
n
r.,
.Vislrr
Mirtner.
Intends
lo
I'l'lv
fur
a
lease
of
I
lie
following
de-
t
rilied
lnd.
i
miniMirin
at
a
post
nn
the
hor
n
1
the
I'.isl
sii1
nt
the
above
described
Islet,
I
he
lire
3.000
feet
northwest;
thence
1.00
tiet
lKirthet-
Ihenre
S.noo
feet
South-al.
Ilienee
3,im
feet
southwest
to
the
potnl
r
commencement,
ronulnlnr
'
,
aeres.
more
or
!.
lunnis
sT.hr.
Bt
III
A
rent.
Joseph
Her
LAND
ACT.
'
Nolle
ol
Intention
Is
Apply
lo
luu.
Land.
1
In
Ih
Prince
nupert
land
Heenrdlm;
liistriri
and
altuile
on
VShttesand
Island
!
Bear
tnind
lOsnd.
Rhie
Print
II.
M.
II.
TAkK
MITICK
lht
Jiweph
Sllnson
i
Purer
tif
Prince
Itupert.
Il.i'.,
secretirjr.
intend
lo
spwy
or
H-ite
cj
ma
ri-Itiwing
described
lands;
r.iiuiiiitneior
J
post
viilhr
shore.,
nn
Ihe
stile
iifVhllMml
tslind:
IheVire
n.niit)
feel
northweal;
thence
1.000
feel)
Ml:
inenre
J.onu
ieei
mnn;
inenrr
3,intii
feel
west
n
the
point
nf
com
mrnrement.
jnami
Tnnr
nor.Kiis.
n.ie
lw.nil.er
4lh.
It
NOTICE
TO
CftCDITORS
In
the
Miller
or
Ihe
AiTmltilstritlon
Art;
lid
In
Ihe
Miner
nf
the
:ute
nt
Liwrence
M
HHgtieS.
Prceised.
TAkK
.HOTICK.
thil
I,
the
mvd
rlrned.
wis
ipimlnted
idiuliiistralor
of
the
"lllo
nr
Lawrence
M,
Hughes,
under
ind
hy
virtue
or
n
order
or
III
Honor
Jiidre
Young,
rilled
Ihe
first
diy
t
September.
!::
inv
M'rsons
having
iny
rlilm
irilnsi
I
lie
e.lite
are
In
file
I
hem
with
me,
thn
undersigned.
Il
my
nfflrs
wllhln
thirty
dv-
from
Ihe
dile
hereof,
ind
ill
per-niis
Imtelilrd
In
Ihe
elite
are
n'Vilred
In
make
pnwneiil
rnrmwun.
Piled
lhl
1
0th
dy
of
tieeember,
tJ
.HOItMAM
A.
WATT.
Offlclil
sdmlntt"tn'
.
Steamship
and
Train
-
Service
8S
PRINCE
RUPIRT
will
leave
PRINCt
RUPIRT
for
VANCOUVtR,
VICTORIA,
(CATTLE
and
Ititrrtiifdllltt
points
each
FRIDAY
at
l.m.
II
..
PRINCE
IINCt
JOHN
forlnlglllly
for
WANCOOVIR
Vll
QUIIN
CHARLOTTI
iitANba.
PAIIENOER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
,.
EVERY
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
ind
SATURDAY
It
P
in.
for
PRINCE
Q10R0E,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEU,
l
pulnti
KaMeril
t
ilildl
t'nllrd
SIIU'I.
WHEN
REMITTINO)
und
Cinidlin
Nllonal
Iiprsn
WoM
Ordiri
and
roralgn
Chsqusi.
WHEN
TRAVELLING)
tirr
TrulHi"
Choquos.
For
iln
liv
ranadlin
Nallnnit
liv.
Tlrkrt
Agencv
and
Kpres
iitrice.
YOUR
NEXT
EXPREtl
SHIPMENT
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
AQENCV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Oltr
Tlekit
Office,
S2S
Third
Am
Prlnc
Rupsri.
Phon
260
i
m
i
"a"n
1
the
iresi
lit
council
did
aboul
(he
risk
riuxhvr
th
-
iiK'nming
cnuncit
would
act
acconling
to
it-
own
decision.
He
did
nol
think
il
was
u
lo
the
present
council
to
give
a
decision
in
the
mailer.
He
was
still
of
the
same
tnind,
a
e-prrssrii
previously,
to
prepare
a
local
improvement
bylaw
for
the
grading
of
Dunsmuir
nnd
Seventh
Avenue
and
t!en
strip
off
the
hill
on
the
west
side.
However
that
was
all
subject
to
the
approval
of
the
next
council.
The
re
moval
of
Hie
rock
crusher
from
it
present
site
to
Seventh
Avenue
would
cost
the
city
Minx
3.K
or
t.tm.
The
streets
lud
to
be
filled
ami
while
making
up
the
bed
of
Hie
street
Hie
tpiarry
wa
being
also
nude.
Aid.
I'crry
concur
rei
iu
this
suggestion.
Aid.
1-arscii
thought
it
only
fair
Hut
Seventh
Ave.
and
Dunsmuir
Street
by-taw
should
lie
pushed
ahead
as
Hie
liii-pniveinenl
wa
needed
Kid
I
t.
MISS
LOUIE
FISHER
IS
HEARD
HERE
Ucil
Girl.
AssUted
by
"Zip-
Mc-Cutcheon
of
darns
Lake,
at
West-holme
Theatre
A
large
atnlietice
had
the
npiortu-nity
of
witnessing
an
effective
vaudeville
faree
nt
Hie
West
holme
Theatre
last
night
performed
by
local
talent
when
Mis
lxMife
Fisher,
daughter
r
Mr.
and
lrs.
W.
S.
Fisher,
assisted
by
"Zip"
McCutclteon,
of
Hum
Ijike.
nrfortned
a
rsmiic
sketch
entitled
"Iletwatti
Trains."
Miss
Fhher.
who
ha
met
with
considerable
success
as
an
entertainer
in
Vanewivrr
recently,
showed
much
as-titnde
as
a
comedienne
and
her
crost
natler
wa
hiI
across
welL
.McOitchron
gave
rxcellent
supimrt.
The
sketch
oii
rayed
a
young
married
couple
wlm
had
missed
their
first
train
and
while
waiting
for
the
next
train
to
pull
out
indulge
in
all
sort
of
wtly
clmlter
ixrculiar
In
the
situation.
The
turn
will
be
repeated
tonight.
JOBLESS
MEN
IN
EDMONTON
Drive
on
Oly
lo
be
Slide
and
Serious
Silaatloa
I
Expected
F-DMONTHX,
Dec.
The
question
of
dealing
with
unemployed
will
be
n
serious
problem
in
Ihe
city
this
winter,
according
to
present
indications.
It
is
becoming
apparent
that
gangs
nf
workless
men
will
make
ICdmonton
their
objective
within
Ihe
next
few
weeks
and
familiar
figure
iu
the
unemployed
rank
arc
pcrKiring
plans
In
which
Hie
city
is
an
tmMirtant
factor.
A.
J.
Iloullcr,
of
Calgary,
who
last
winter
led
the
unemplnycd
trek
to
Kdinotitnn.
rapt
unit
a
freight
train
and,
with
his
followers,
spent
the
night
in
local
cells
before
being
sent
back,
hn
been
in
I'dmoiilon
during
Ihe
past
few
week.
He
lus
been
cih
niK-ratlng
with
local
iinemplnyesl
ImhUc
In
organiialloii
work,
and
it
I
understood
tlul
FVlmonton
ha
been
choicn
Ihe
target
for
impending
activities.
Visit
Legislature
Prolmhly
one
reason
for
the
choice
i
that
Kdinontnii
i
Hie
capital
city,
and
In
addition
to
making
claim
from
the
municipality
rrpryseiiUUoiuvVlRl
alsu
lie
mule
nf
the
provincial
gnvern-Inent
when
Ihe
house
open
for
the
winter
session.
A
request
Ihat
all
labor
work
now
being
done
in
the
city
be
undertaken
on
n
lasi
nf
one
week
on
and
one
off,
was
laid
before
the
city
cnmmlv.
sinner
by
a
deputation
from
the
local
unemployed.
It
was
claimed
that
this
would
relieve
unemployment
add
provide
assistance
In
families
that
are
des-III
ute.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intintlon
to
Apply
to
Las
Land
In
the
Oueen
Cluiloite
Islandit
Mstrirl.
I
ind
llerurdint
tilslrlrt
of
I'rlnro
puperl.
'
anil
situate
on
Ihe
Foreshore
or
Yeslsllnn
Hav.
Missett
Inlet.
TAKK
XOTICK
that
rnrene
It.
Simpson:
nf
Missrll,
orrupatlon
rannrry
ininatrr.
uiieniis
io
appiy
ror
a
irise
w
ine
rouuw-lusr
described
lands:
lUiiuinenrlUK
al
I
post
planted
on
Ihe
Mlh
water
mirk
ilmut
ti)
chain
west
from
the
norlheisl
corner
bt
Lot
(SBo;
llienre
north
3U0
reel
In
lnv
utter
mirk:
thence
northwesterly
Sflo
feel
mors
or
less;
tnenre
wei
inn
reel
lo
the
northwest
corner
of
K.
II.
Sliupsnn'
applies
Hon
to
lease:
llienre
southeasterly
fol-
luulnr
the
hllrh
water
nisi-k
ti.
thm
tMklnt
if
commencement,
ind
ennuinlni
two1
icrrs,
limre
or
less.
tuut.AK
ii,
siMr?ii.i,
Applicant.
Per
Fred.
Nish,
ArenL
risted
Av.fnh
ih
oss
LAND
ACT.
Nottc
of
Intintlon
to
Apply
to
Lis
Lin
In
prince
Unpen
Land
ItecordUit
District
or
Cml
Hiure
.
ind
altuile
on
.North
lurhael
Islind.
TAKE
MITICK
thai
Alfred
Stviiison,
Cf
Prlneo
lluperl,
orriiinllon
Mirlner.,
In
liiid
to
ipply
for
t
leano
of
the
follow
Iliac
dnscrili'd
land:
noinmenrlng
at
a
post
Hunted
vm
Ihe
south
point
nr
.North
lurhaeC
island;
then
'I
mil
ml
huh
wner
mark
to
the
point
of
mniinencenieiit,
and
eoutilnliif
ju
arms,
more
or
les.
AI-FPF-D
SWAMS0N,
SplillrmL
.
A.
E.
Wright.
Sfinl.
Dned
October
tttb,
ten.
Prince
Huuiru
"C.
TUB
DKTC7
vmm
pa(ik
rtv
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
n
SOMi:
of
these
ChrUtma
necktie
rriniml
one
of
the
comic
Sunday
supplement.
IT
take
a
clever
woman
o
htiy
a
man
a
necktie
he
really
appreciate.
WHAT
in
hoird
for
now
I
that
no
'
one
will
Jiave
the
heart
In
start
in
hiMititig
nut
hill
on
Ihe
Kve
of
the
New
Year.
,
I
ItKAl)
of
a
man
doing
a
somersault
when
hit
recently
during
u
prize
fight.
Well,
Hut'
a
giol
deal
Utter
than
iloing
a
nose
dive.
V1II-;X
it
rami-
down
to
huying
the
,
old
man
a
Christmas
gift
a
nickel
was
ahout
tile
maximum
amount
of
Hut
lurticular
gift
appropriation.
I
TDK
next
big
deal
the
city
ha
on
lib
Iwnds
is
ushering
in
Ihe
New
Year.
i
Thank
goodness
we
have
a
few
Scotsmen
in
our
midst
to
assist
us.
I
A
MAN
recently
killed
himself
In
Ijoiidnu
after
getting
his
shoes
shincd.
What
a
waste
of
money
I
IT
seems
to
me
the
most
useful
nun
in
Ihe
orchestra
at
the
movies
is
the
drummer,
lie
certainly
does
hi
bit
to
'drown
out
Ike
gum
cliewers.
A
(iOOl)
Idea
for
a
stow
motion
the
completion
of
the
roud
to
Galloway
I
la
pids.
IF
laughing
makes
one
grow
fat
we
know
a
few
pcidc
around
town
who
must
luve
done
their
share
of
letting
their
face
slip.
HUNCH
ItoiKtt
was
heavily
attacked
on
("Jirlslinas
May
by
turkey
but
repulsed
with
heavy
loss.
Father,
mother
and
the
kids
got
Into
the
front
line
trenches
ami
rliewrd
htm
up
in
great
style.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
December
2),
1915
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
December
i
the
off
month
in
halibut
fishing,
a
tutal
of
1,191.0110
pound
was
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
this
month.
It
is
reported
thai
shoals
nf
herring
luve
been
seen
off
Part
Simpson
so
they
may
be
expected
to
invade
Prince
llunert
harbor
any
time
now.
I'nder
Hie
new
regulation
herring
fishing
is
imaumI
to
he
carried
no
much
more
successfully
this
year
Hun
ever
lief
ore.
while
halibut
rtu-n
will
luve
ample
supplies
of
fresh
bait.
The
following
office
bearer
were
elected
for
1911
at
Ihe
annual
meeting
of
Ihe
Hoard
or
Trade
held
last
night,
president
D.
O.
Stewart
in
the
chair:
HresMenL.
Geo.
W.
Nlckerson;
viee-presidenl,
(i.
A.
Woodland;
sec-reUiry-t
re
surer,
M.
J.
Ilobin;
executive.
II.
S.
Wallace.
M.
Albert,
I.
M.
de
tiox.
W.
J.
M.
SaiMlels,
O.
I
Oav-ton.
W.
V..
Williams
.
A.
McNicho'll,
,.
Oartle.
A.
Iiavidson.
S.
F
Parker,
W.
P.
Uvnch,
M.
V.
McCaffrey,
t).
H.
Nelson,
(:-t
riahingtmi,
utul
J.
(i.
Siren.
SPORT
CHAT
ArranReinents
are
being
made
to
have
the
Prince
fleor;c
hockey
team
reffis-tercd
with
the
ttritish
Columbia
branch
of
the
Amateur
Athletic
1'nion
of
(jnaila.
It
i.
planned
In
enter
the
intermediate
class
so
thai
Ihe
town
may
meet
at
the
end
of
Ihe
season
for
the
provincial
championship
'the
winners
of
tle
circuit
which
now
consist
of
Kamloop,
Salmon
Ann,
Kn-derhy,
Ashcroft,
Kevclsloke
and
Princeton.
Arrangement
are
still
in
the
formative
-.late
but
it
is
hoped
they
will
Ik'
successfully
completed.
Owing
to
the
Uttancc,
it
is
of
course
imKis-.ible
for',rince'fieorKe?
to
engage
in
the
rtguiar
season'
"
schedule
of
Sanies.
The
following
have
been
named
chairmen
of
the
tight
committees
which
govern
amateur
sport
In
Canada
under
the
Amateur
I'nion
of
Canada:
National
llrgislrstion,
J.
I.
Mor-kin,
Winnipeg:
National
Hcconls,
II.
C
Irwin,
Montreal:
Affiliation
and
Alliance.
Prof.
T.
It.
I.ninlnn,
Toronto;
Hosing,
Wrestling
and
Fencing.
A.
K.
Tannant,
Vancouver:
Track
and
Field,
II.
C.
rjiamhcrs.
Fort
William;
Gymnastics,
t).
S.
McCutchcoiu
Ottawa;
Publicity.
II.
W.
Ilellamy,
Medicine
Hat;
Women
Activities,
J.
de
Grochy.
Toronto.
The
iresident
of
Ihe
I'ninu
is
Jack
McVlcar
of
Winiiicg.
A
world
ehainpiouslilp
og
derby
to
the
"top
c-f
the
world
and
Imrk."
will
Ik
run
for
the
first
lime
in
Ihe
his.
tonight-
Tomorrow
Alright
NR
Tablets
slop
silk
hsadachaa,
rsllovo
bilious
attasks.
tana
and
rttulato
tha
llmlnaliva
organs,
make
you
tstl
tins.
'tttrTlian
PIHs
rof
Lhtr
Ills"
The
Man
Who
Talked
at
Random
sat
in
the
window-corner
of
the
Pullman's
smoking
HE
compartment,
and
breathed
fatly
and
uttered
large
opinions
in
a
suety
voice.
It
grew
late,
as
so
of
ten
it
does;
and
he
put
the
quietus
on
a
discussion
with
the
ponderous
statement:
"I
don't
read
advertisements.
They'
have
no
effect
on
me
at
all.
I'd
never
miss
them
if
they
stopped
pririt-
i
ing
em.
Then
he
glanced
at
his
advertised
watch
and
sought
his
lower
birth.
In
the
morning
the
ad-skeptic
contorted
himself
out
of
his
advertised
pyjamas
into
his
advertised
underwear,
drew
on
his
advertised
socks,
adjusted
them
with
his
advertised
garters,
got
into
his
advertised
clothes,
laced
his
advertised
shoes
and
added
himself
to
the
congestion
in
the
wash-room.
There
he
shaved
with
an
advertised
razor,
using
advertised
shaving
cream;
brushed
his
teeth
with
ant
advertised
toothbrush
and
advertised
dental
cream,
washed
with
advertised
soap,
and
brushed
his
hair
with
an
advertised
brush.
Buttoning
his
advertised
collar
on
an
advertised
button,
he
neatly
knotted
his
advertised
tie,gave
his
advertised
suspenders
a
tug
or
two,
and
finished
dressing.
Let
us
leave
him
there,
this
man
who
never
reads
advertisements!
.
i
Everything
wortji
using'is
adyertiss'd.
Everything
that
isn't,
rarely
is.
Read
the
advertisements
for
value's
sake
lory
of
dog
mushing
at
the
liauff
win
ter
carnival
this
year.
Thi
course.
from
Cjilgar'
to
the
(treat
Divide
ami
liark
to
Ha
off
will
lie
the
longest
dog
nice
ever
staged,
according
to
record,
and
will
exceed
The
Pa
derby
by
23
miles.
The
Slrongheart
trophy
and
1,1
HI
in
cash
will
go
to
the
winners.
From
Calgary,
the.
dog
team
will
travel
to
a
height
of
51110
feet
over
a
distance
of
IU
miles.
The
contest-
(ants
will
then
return
to
Hanff
via
Ijike
l.ouisc,
completing
the
distance
of
173
miles.
The
course
lie
over
the
most
rugged
scenery
in
North
America
and
will
be
the
most
unique
ever
made
by
a
dog
team.
The
championship
dog
derby
will
be
made
an
annual
event
at
the
llanff
winter
carnival.
Among
the
mushers
who
luve
already
entered
for
the
race
are.
Ike
Mills,
with
hi
team
of
famous
.all
Uacks;
Harry
Knight,
the
19-year-uld
leij-
wlii
lias
capturi-d
Ihe
Struughcart
trophy
twice
and
needs
a
third
victory
for
it
permanent
oscssion;
Jim
ltoyce.
Fred
Pepier,
George
Child
and
other.
URGES
CARE
IN
SELECTION.
Immigrants
Needed
But
Should
lie
of
Right
Type.
At
a
time
when
thi
country
is
looking
forward
to
an
influx
of
immigrants
il
is
lo
Ik-
honed
Ihat
arcatrr
vieilanre
..III
l.
.rU.l
II....
I,.
Ik.
,,.
i..
1
prevent
the
entry
uf
alien
of
communistic
tendencies,
says
the
Toronto
Globe
editorially.
These
are
people
"we
do
not
need
and
do
not
want.
It
is
(rue
we
might
admit
them
without
running
grave
risk
of
committing
Hie
country
to
Soviet
rule.
We
might
in
tlmi
convince
them
that
there
are
better
"isms'
than
those
they
are
attempting
to
promulgate,
and
we
might
make
worthy
ciliiens
out
nf
their
children.
Hut
we
are
not
likely
to
do
so
very
easily,
for
they
would
make
communism
their
religion,
their
gov.
eminent,
and
the
end
of
all
their
ef
forts.
Urltish
Justice
It
is
a
fine
thing
to
talk
about
liriW
ish
Justice
and
free
Meeclu
but
llritish
justice
doe
not
include
an
invitation
to
all
the
mad
propagandists
of
the
world
to
ciime
and
unset
Church
and
home
life,
government
and
established
Institutions
of
commerce.
There
Is
u
difference
between
free
speech
and
communistic
proiuiganda,
but
even
If
a
time-honored
rltiien
attempts
to
exercise
the
right
of
free
speech
to
'advocate
Ihe
burning
ir
the
Parliament
lluilding
the
law
Is
likely
tu
intervene.
Social
and
xilitlcal
change
secured
by
the
ballot
box
through
the
evolution
of
thought
within
the
country
is
one
thing;
seeking
changes
through
the
importation
or
poisoned
mind
is
quite
another.
Erratic
Foreigner
While
there
is
little
fear
Hut
this
country
wilt
ever
succumb
to
the
thought
of
erratic
foreigners,
and
while
communism
itself
nuy
not
be
more
Hun
a
passing
phase
in
the
world's
history,
it
is
known
that
there
are
many
of
these
agitators
at
work
in
Canada
causing
not
a
little
mischief.
There
are
numbers
of
them
in
Toronto
working
industriously
iu
a
way
which
doc
not
bring
them
to
the
attention
of
Ihe
authorities.
They
are
not
all
Canadian
or
British
subjects.
They
are
attempting
to
undermine
the
morale
of
the
w-orkiiigman
in
trade
unions
or
otherwise,
and
their
special
mission
I
to
the
unemployed
and
to
those
dissatisfied
with
their
canting.
The
Iwiint
Is
Hut
foreigner
of
this
stamp
have
been
allowed
to
come
here.
and
they
are
busy
attempting
to
break
down
existing
custom
und
institution
It
i
natural
to
supMse
that
the
strict
regulations
which
prevent
them
from
entering
the
United
State
will
make
I
hem
more
anxious
to
spread
their
doctrines
un
Hie
continent
through
this
country.
Canada
also
ha
the
right
to
bar
them,
and
should
not
hesitate
to
exercise
it.
"MA-MA"
DOLLS
WERE
CAUSE
OP
EXCITEMENT
Railway
Trucker
at
Calgary
Is
Now
Nursing
a
Crouch
CAI.GAHY,
Alta,
Dee.
29.
(Hy
Can
adian
Press).
-Hearing
what
sounded
like
a
plaintive
cry
of.
a
child
In
appar.
ent
agony,
emanating
from
a
huge
Kicking:
rase
consigned
to.
a
local
mer
chant,
a
railway
trucker
raced
for
ap
pliance
to
open
Ihe
case,
meanwhile
shouting
to
fellow
employe
to
come
to
hi
assistance.
"Get
an
axe
quick
and
msli
open
Ihe
case
before
the
kid
suffneatev"
the
man
apiealed.
He
was
about
to
wield
a
hefty
crowbar
when
he
was
halted
by
a
foreman.
"Where
I
thi
car
checked
from?"
Ihe
latter
queried.
"If
all
the
way
from
Winnipeg
and
If
we
don't
hurry
the
kld'll
be
dead,"
the
trucker
replied,
excitedly.
Just
then
light
dawned
upon
th
foreman.
He
grabbed
the
iron
liar
ami
threw
It
to
the
ground.
Plainly
dis.
gusted
he
walked
away
wilh
the
part
ing
sally
-"sure
there's
a
kid
in
there
there
should
tic
a
gross
of
them'bjt
right.
It's
just
a
consignment
of
'Ma.
Ma
dolls,
so
lay
off
the
rouuh
stuff
miles
you
want
to
pay
for
the
load."
llie
trucker
Is
remitted
to
be
nur
ing
a
grouch.
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i
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
take
personal
charge
of
your
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and
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