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of
Circulations.
DAILY
KDITIOK
Friday.
Hecember
IS,
1925.
Importance
Of
Having
To
Walt
For
Decision.
Uue
advantage
of
referring
a
mallei,
lo
the
League
of
Nations
or
a
world
court
is
that
the'
decision
is
delayed
and
the
aggrieved
nations
have
lime
to
cool
off
before
getting
the
decision.
In
the
rase
of
the
dispute
between
Britain
and
Turkey
over
Mosul,
the
Turks
were
about
ready
lo
fight,
but
the
delay
caused
by
reference
to
the
council
of
the
League
of
Nations
has
giveti
them
an
opportunity
to
think
it
over
and
the
result
will
probably
be
Ihal
a
rlash
at
arms
will
be
avoided.
lb-lax.
in
such
mailers
is
usually
ait
advantage.
Britain
Is
Given
Mandate
In
Mesopotamia.
I'nder
the
decision
of
Ihe
council
of
the
League,
Britain
is
given
a
mandate
to
administer
the
Mosul
district
on
behalf
of
the
League.
This
means
that
it
will
be
administered,
under
d
system
of
law
and
order
such
as
could
not
otherwise
be
obtained.
Later,
when
the
country
settles
down
and
the
people
become
more
stable,,
the
country
will
be
given
ail
opportunity
lo
admin
islei
its
own
affairs.
That
is
the
ultimate
aim
in
all
British
dependencies.
That
is
where
British
administration
differs
frmrc
the
administration
of
colonies
by
other
countries.
Wonderful
-Train
Of
.
Fish
Out
Yesterday.
The
fih
train
that
pulled
out
yesterday
is
probably
the
"largest
fish
train
thai
ever
was
hauled.
The
train
had
ifl
cars
behind
two
engines.
This
train
will
go
direrl
through
to
Win
nipeg
before
being
broken
up.
Had
it
been
dehiyed
a
few
hours
longer,
more
cars
would
have
been
added.
.Such
a
train
as
that
leaving
yesterday
morning
xjill
draw
a
lot
of
attention
to
Prince
Unpen.
Edmonton
Will
Give
Rupert
Square
Deal.
It
is
pleasing
hi
know
that
the
Edmonton
Board
of
Trade
has
nothing
lo
do
with
Hi'
move
of
Mayor
BJatehford
of
Edmon
ton
in
opposing
ihe
terminal
rales
on
grain
from
the
prairie
lo
Prince
'Rupert
Blatchford
is
interested
in
an
elevator
at
Van
couver
ami
u
is
apparently
a
personal
mauetr
wnn
linn
lo
oppnso
Prlnce
Rupert.
The
Kdmon'lon
Board
of
Trade
through
its
seo
retary
explains
that
the
attitude
of
that
board
is
mil
(he
sanid
as
thai
of
the
mayor
.
They
are
for
a
square
deal
'for
all
Paeifid
ports
and
they
draw
attention
lo
ihe
Tact
that
they
supporter)
the
erection
of
the
elevator
here.
The
business
relations
between
Edmonton
and
Prince
Rti-i
pert
ought
to
be
very
close,
mid
there
should
be
CNiisiderable
cooperation
between
t
lie
two
rllies.
':
Ottawa
Situation
'
Seems
Settling
Down.
Ihe
situation
at
Ollawa
seems
to
be
settling
dowji.
The;
conviction
is
growing
mat
me
.Mackenzie
King
government
will
lie
sustained,
judging
by
the
despatches
received
here
and
nt
....
.
..
...
...
-
-
I
,iim
iKiM-r.
ui
course
rrenuer
lung
ana
lion,
(ieorge
(Jra
ham
will
have
to
secure
seals
if
they
are
to
carry
on
and
no
one
can
be
quite
sure
how
elections
will
go.
.
'
jf
tu
us
your
name
endow
will
send
vou
Supplies
this
iHurtttMWS.
name's
.SSflH
Distributors
for.
(fOImm
K9L9RED
-3HIN0LE3.
Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
winter'
supply
oi
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
There
were
hi
u
doings
at
the
Sea.I
Cove
school
yesterday
when
a
school
Christmas
entertainment
was
followed
by
a
Christina
Tree,
presentations
lo
the
teachers,
afternoon
lea
and
a
general
social
gathering
ot
Hie
residents
of
the
neijihl'oihootl.
I.Miss
Huth
Stewart,
principal,
had
charge
of
the
arrangements,
ahlx
assisted
by
the
other
teacher,
Miss
Larson.
Miss
Donaldson,
of
Hie
Booth
School
leachin?
stall"-
made
an
eftieient
cliairmau,
eioiducling
the
proeejpdings
in
a
most
'eharuiina
manner.
Mr..
Pander
was
ac
companist.
Trustee
'Rochester
.sun
pau.t
rnrw-a
-
Friday,
rv
XMAS
CLOSING
LOOKING
BACK
1
AT
SEAL
COVE
AT
ELECTIONS
Fine
Entertainment,
Christmas
Have
Been
Sixteen
Contests
so
Tree
and
Presentations
to
i
Far
In
the
History
of
Popular
Teachers
made
the
presentation
to
lhl
parents
and
teachers
on
behalf
of
the
pupils
ami
parents
and
Mr.
iskog
unloaded
the
Christmas
tree.
The
program
was
a
pretention
one
and
the
work
of
the
pupil
reflected
area!
credit
on
theis'
teaeuer
and
showed
that
they
hull
much
natural
ability.
It
fol
lows:
Program
(..reeling-
"Welcome."
Lillian
Vacclier.
Violin
solo
Selecled.
Priinn
Vacclier.
Mediation.
"If,"
by
Kfpltn
Frederick
Peachey.
PJayeltes
-Hie
Moad
In
Heth-
tehem."
Ohaitirters
3
Sheperd.
.lack
Slorie,
John
Skog,
John
Slaller
'.
Kimrs
and
pajre,
Harold
Ponder,
Harold
Anderson.
Clifford
Phil
lips;
page,
Andrew
Mardohahl.
7
Children,
Norman
Sanderson,
Alice
(iomez.
Iwao
Ixiimiro,
.leaij
Simberjr,
Chlyoko
Kimuro,
hivid
fieary,
ltiderl
Kelsey;
I
Ait'cel',
Inj-'er
Murvohl.
"No
llooui
in
the
Inn."
Landlord,
Brian
Parson;
la
nocent,
Will
Munloek;
Pedlar,
Charles
Andefsfjn;
Laborer.
Mob
erl
Peachey;
Quarryman,
liahard
Satlnirs;
Carpenter,
Thorsteiu
Iijorn'soti;
Aohlier,
Henry
Skinner;
Woman.
Lillian
Yareher;
plan.
Primo
Vaeeher;
.1
Children,
hau
.Nishio,
Eleanor
Siexert,
tieorge
f
prlrtk".
MeeitaHon.
"The
Puzzled
Dutchman."
eorre
Vierick.
Itecilalion
"'fireeiins;."
Dar7
row
(Soniez.
Dutch
dance.
Lillian
Vacclier,
Aleza
Dodd.
Thelma
yuiiin.
Mar
(ieary.
Itecilalion
"IHawalha
Hunt
In?."
(5eor;re
Ferguson.
Autioii
CJionis
".Motjjer
(ioose
fonss.
.lack
Slorrie,
(JeorKina
Lamb,
Howard
Beab.
Harold
Ponder,
CliHord
Phillip,
.lean
Sunherg,
Lois
Ponder,
Andrew
Vierick,
David
(Ieary,
Hubert
KeU
sie,
Alice
t
iomez.
I.ina
Fiebl,
iteannfc
Strand,
Nurman
Sander
son.
,
J'airy
dance.
Under
Fiebl,
(ieorgini
l.aiub,
.leanuie
Straiiil,
June
iomez.
Ethel
Ferguson,
Audrey
Vierick,
.lean
Daliell.
Alice
(iomez.
Playelle.
"ChriJlma
Oifls.
Characters
Clrilma
Spirit,
riielina
Skinner;
Snow
Flakfc
Fairies,
EfHth
Ferguson,
Kazu
Nishio.
Eleanor
Sievert,.-
Ellid
Mtorehoui'e;.
i
,Hrovjiies.
iieorgu
.
A
'
.
A.
.
1
......
Menek,
(iatiar.l
sallier.
Will
Miinlocfc,
Hoherl
Kelsey;
Ninas
Colors,
LMna
Strand.
Aleza
Dodd,
Linda
Fiebl,
Viva
ilrlee;
Itelli
lehem
Star,
Aletliea
Peachey;
'ma.
Candles.
Marc
a
re
I
Fergu
on,
Eina
Busanlch,
Mary
Mar
tin,
Laura
Bjornon,
Bertha
BJornson,
lis
me
Ponder;
3
Wle
Men.
(iiiidp
Busanlch,.
Prilno
I
Vacclier,
hlederick
Peachey;
3
'.'
I
.....
I
i-:,-
t
i
ii
r-in-jiiirriis,
iMinrui
i.hiiiii,
iienry
Skinner,
Charles
Anderson.
Presentations
In
making
the
presentation
of
a
travelling
clock
to
Miss
Stewart
and
a
purse
bag
to
Miss
Larson,
Trustee
Moelicster
complimented
on
their
work
in
a
neat
speech.
The
address
that
went
with
Hie
clock
to
Mis
Stewart
read
"in
token
of
our
love
and
esteem
we
lake
much
pleasure
in
presenting
you
wild
this
gift
ami
with
it
our
siheere
wishes
for
a
merry
Ninas
and
happy
new
year.
Wu
shall
eer
remember
with
pleasure,
our
childhood
teacher."
Both
teachers
replied
briefly,!
thanking
the
donors
for
their
beautiful
presents
and
the
kindly
j
spirit
whieh
prompted
them
audi'
wishing
llicm
all
a.
merry
Christ
mas
and
a
happy
new
year.
Mrs.
O.
W.
Srnllh
of
Slexxarl
is
a
paenger
aboard
Hits
Prince
Mupert
today
bound
for
Vancou
ver.
Prince
Rupert
FIRST
WAS
IN
1910.
Mayor
Newton
has
Ben
Elected
Six
Times
and
Beaten
Five
During
that
time
The
HWi
civic
election,
if
It
develop
into
a
fintu,
will
he
Prince
Huper:'
sixleenlli's
mayoralty
contest.
The
city
ha
chosen
major
each
year
since
I'JIii
and
hi
only
one
year
was.
there
an
aerlnination,
(hat
heinuj
In
Inifi.
when
Major
Newton
was
returned
without
a
contei
to
tlie
chief
magistracy.
There
was
one
four-cornered
fight
in.
IIMK
and
there
have
been
sexentl
contest
With
thrce.in
the
field.
Mayor
Newton,
with
six
ternis.i
holds
the
record
for
number
of
years
mayor
and
lia
also
been,
a
mayoralty
candidate
the
iunt
time,
-
lie
has
run
eleven
lime
,
having
been
beaten
fixe
lime.
Police
Magistrate
Thomas
Me-
Clymonl
wa
mayor
three
year
in
Miceession
HUH,
I0IU
and
lUiii.
II.
B.
Mochesler
and
.M.
P.
.McCaffery
haxe
each
served
a!
mayor
two
years.
Yx
.
II.
Monl-gopiery
ha
been
a
candidate
for
max
or,
on
four
occasions
hut
Wa
never
.successful
in
Uing
elecie.i
Alfred
Stork.
M.P.
xxas
Prince
Itupert's
first
mayor
in
IDln.
Matter
of
Majorities
The
lari:et
majority
in
a
Prince
Huper!
mayoralty
contest
was
given
.Mayor
Newlon
xxhen
in
lJI2
he
defeated
the
late
John
II.
Hiblileh
by
3Ji.
Mayor
Nexv-lon
came
rloe
to
establishing
another
reconl
when
lie
defeated
Theo
Collar!
by
3Ki
last
year.
The
rbt"es
mayoralty
contest
xxas
in
HUH
xxhen
Polien
Mai
j
trate
Mt-tHjiuont
xxn
given
n
majority
of
III
in
a
four-cornered
contest.
The
Iifg1iel
number
f
vites
divert
a
mayor
In
this
city
was
las)
year
when
Mayor
New-lull
rereixed
lUI.
The
lowest
"vole
cvw
reeeiveil
by
a
mayoralty
Candidate
xxas
In
I'.MI
when
Hamilton
Dougla
ohlauicd
13
and
made
his
famnii
declaration
I
bat
there
were
"more
liars
ii,
Prince
Itupert
than
he
ever
believed
there
xxere."
Follow
in?
are
delailg
of
mayor-ally
contests
in
Prince
Mupei"
lnce
ineorporation
in
It)
10:
HMO
Alfred
Slork,
eleeled
5
:(.;
William
Manou,
ISO.
1011
William
Mnnson,
elect
e.l,
$U;
F.
II.
Mobley,
3.'J:
II
Douglas,
13.
I
U
f
2
S.
M.
Newlon,
ele.le.l
!!;;
.1.
II.
Hiblileh,
3(15.
1913
T.
D.
Patlllllo,
elecleil
50r:
S.
M.
New,ton.
381.
11ll
S.
M.
Nexxton,
elected
53J;
T.
D.
IVUfullo.
115.
Il
1
5
s.
M.
Newton,
acclama
tion.
I
DIG
M.
P."
MrCalfcry,
eleeled,
3t;
8.
M.
Newton,
218.
11)17
M.
P.
MrCalTery,
elected.
137:
W.
.1.
McCuteheon,
213.
IUIH-jT.
McClymonl.
elected.
212;
O.
II.
Nelson.
172:
W.
H.
Monluoinery.
12-';
:?.
M.
Nexxton,
100.
.
IIM!)
T.
MrClymonl.
eleeled
330;
S.
M.
Nexxron,
2H8;
W.
H.
Montgomery,
III.
1921
11.
B.
Mochesler,
elected.
193;
(1.
W.
Nickeroti,.
151.
1922-
II.
B.
Mochesler.
eleeled.
520;
S.
P.
MeMordle,
3lH.
1923
-S.
M.
Ncxvfon,
elected,
391;
W.
II.
Montgomery.
30:
lolurDybhavii.
279.
1921-
S.
M.
Newlon.
elected.
ItlK;
M.
M.
Stephen.
370.
1925
S.
M.
Newlon.
elected.
091:
Theo
Colbirl,
3(18.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
nyal
YES,
;iirislmas
is.
nesl
xveek.
THE
Christmas
spirit
is
just
beginning
to
sjiread
and
very
soon
it
will
bring
a
dollar
or
txvo
for
Ihe
S.A.
(mrilina
dinner
fund.
MOST
people
are
not
Just
bad
as
you
think
they
are.
as
THE
dilllcully
with
Ihe
Amerl-an.
people
1-llniL
Hiey
arc
Taught
to
pursue
happiness
and
then
of
course
Ihe
coy
maiden
funis
ami
ruh.
THIS
Is
a
free
couiilrj".
Any
;man
may
do
a
he
xvisnes
so
lung
as
lie
obeys
the
law
and
his
Tomorrow
BROCADED
LINGERIE
CREPE8.
One
of
(he
tnot
popular
materials
for
inlmiale
garmenls
Regular
I
.:."
per
yard.
DOLL
R
DAY
SPECIAL,
per
yard
LOVE
hash.
II
s
like
hoarding
limm)
i
full
of
irtysiery.
I
rllLMF.'S
ipiife
a
difference
belween
a
telephone
call
ami
"an
etigagemenl
ring.
I
WAr
nl
an
operetta,
And
there
you
knoxx
I
met
H
Little
girl
that
fain
would
he
.
The
dearest
one
to
pie.
'
White
I
liked
Ihal
operetta
Tdil
nol
.kiioxv
Ihal
I
sbonbl
'
get
a
Little
maiden
for
a
prize.
WUh
such
sparkling,
xvinsoine
eyes.
WATER
NOTICE.
Dlftrtlon
nd
Uil,
T.XkC
MITII'.K
Oil
I
nixu
XllllcrH
Mllillrd,
xi'Immh
nlilirM
H
t
llir
strn-t.
VaiM-ninrr.
B
i:
nl
r,ir
ltrin-
in
take
mil
u
I
on.
mid
lallonr
in-r
iiay
of
waiff
ciii
,if
niikrxiwii,
alHi!
kii'mii
a
l
iikiHinoi.
wliuli
fhiwa
nurilMTlyl
ami
draiim
mm
Shannon
Hay,
I,,
nxj
alimit
I
A
rluln.
nmrp
or
lr.
wmtcrly!
rriim
nurtlifa.l
rurm-r
I..
I
Ml
itj.
1
Ss5l).
The
ali-r
will
lie
ilm-rldl
rruni'
lli!
MK-a.H
at
a
p.Mnt
alxiiil
rltin
rliaini
n'Ulh
fri.ln
liannim
liar
ami
A
rbalq
wi-atrrlr
(rum
nonhiwc
U
IMS.
ami)
mi,
iir
iim-ii
1'ir
rmmrrv
niriMhii'a
niHin
Ine
Uml
ilr.rnliiil
a
I.
U
Ih-Iii
r
i.arl
of
I.
Itm
(T.I..
IfSiC).
Tlil
imiIIiv
1.
iKMlril
mi
(lir
rMiiiiil!
en
Die
loih
day
(
.tiivemlHT.
It
A
roi
of
lhi
imilrR
ami
an
arpllrill.m
iiirualit
llnrrln
ami
In
llir
XVainr
Art"
Iik
rilfil
Hi
Iho
nfricfi
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NX.
In
l
IS
Dollar
Day
The
biggest
values
we
have
ever
offered,
and
offered
at
a
Chrl$tmas
Gift
m
lfm
preclatlon
or
your
support.
These
goods
are
all
at
cost,
below
cost,
or
slightly
aba
cost.
In
200
PAIRS
SILK
STOCKINGS
at
SI
.00
Per
Pair
sizes
8V4,
,
l'Vi,
f
in
Black
and
Colors.
Nut
a
pair
in
Ihi
lot
than
M.2..
Mn-l
of
Ihcm
are
!..-
I.
mid
2.(H
stocking
DOLLAR
DAY.
lake
them
vny
nl
per
pair
4
YARDS
FOR
$1.00
Bargain
table
of
(iiugliam,
Crepe,
Voile.
Values
up
to
Clearing
at
HOLLAR
DAY,
yard
for
Values
up
1o
l)5e.
DOLLAR
DAY.
2
4
yard
for
.
Dimity
?I.(MI.
51.00
1Va
YARD
FOR
$1.00
Bargain
Uiblfc
of
Homespun,
plain
and
striped
Broadcloth,
Silk
and
Collnn
Crepes,
Saltlis,
.Silk,
Striped
Voile,
ale.
Values
up
lo
.25.
,71'uu
()()
DOLLAR
DAY.
I
'n
yard
2'-,
YARD8
FOR
$1.00
Asorlmcul
of
Italine
in
plain
ami
lripe.
Saliiietlc.
Snleen.
Dimity.
50
HANKIDOLLS
at
$1.00
Each
These
much
admired
Doll
dreel
with
six
beautifully
Embroidered
lloiid-kerrhief.
will
make
exeHiil
gift
very
miiimhc
tor
(,nriimas
trees,
value
up
lo
l.ro.
DOLIR
DAV,
Mfh
51.00
51.M
LUNA
CHECKS
AND
PEPYS
CREPES
'$1.00
Per
Yard
ehle
for
slreel
or
partx
n
ExccplioiiHllj
bean
til.
I,
.beautifully,
of
11
axon
and
vhle.
Values
tip
In
fl.7".
DOLIVR
DAY
SPECIAL
SPUN
SILK
The
long
delayed
-h.
iinal
firl
iiifllll;
Spun
s
rohtr.
with
loU
of
whii.
sale
nt
.,
DOLI.XR
DAY.
per
yanl
5ID
CREPE
DE
CHINES
AND
GEORGETTES
At
$1.00
Per
Yard
All
our
fine-t
ipuiliix
,
in
a
splemlnl
range
of
i
up
In
?I.7S
per
yanl.
DOLLAR
DAY
MPECIM.
VELVETEENS
K-pertnlly
bipolar
(
drees,
elr.
(tiianutleed
pile.
Regular
?l.
2.1
rr
.
DOLLVR
DAY,
per
yard
51.03
51.00
51.00
WEST
OF
ENGLAND
STORE
Phone
753.
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and
the
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and
'on-forms
in
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slanilai'ds
a-"'
usaxe
f
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ho
iiriuiiitor.
t
Third
Aenui.
Gifts!
Gifts
PRETTY
and
USEFUL
To
Delight
MOTHER,
WIFE.
SWEETHEART
OR
SISTER.
Hojlery
ThreaiNilk.
silk
and
wool,
all
wool
$1.00
to
$2J
Glove
Silk
Clmnio-Hiicde
$1.00
to
U
Silk
Scarves
1
.
$2.50
to
$10-
Silk
Lingerie
Rlonmers,
Vel,
Slip.
Ntrt't1
Leather
Handbags
Newest
styles
Handkerchiefs
in
great
variely
.
.
.
Compacts
(Johl
Or
silver
plated
.
Sweaters
Phone
27
We
Aim
to
Pleate
$2.25
to
"DEMERS"
$3.00
to
V$
15c
to
$1-Bfl
$1.75
to
$5.50
S3.00
to
J?50
P.O.
Box
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and
Train
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for
stewart
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rurtlllllllly
fur
VANCOUVER
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TRAINS
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mm
via
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and
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ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tick
at
Offlct,
SIS
Third
Aia,
Prlnc
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