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un
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psar.
two
Unsurpassed
for
Flavor
"SALADA"
HC39
is
uniformly
pure,
fresH
and
delicious.
Try
it
once
and
you
will
use
no
other.
Say
"Salada".
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DAILY
EDITION
Canada
And
British
Navy.
98
86
Wednesday.
I
lee.
2.
1925.
irouut
Jellico
urges
the
British
Dominion
to
pav
their
hare
of
life,
upkeep
of
the
imperial
navy
and
suggests
that
the
item
of
thirty-six
million
dollar?-
a
vear
would
he
(Canada's
.-harei
just
now.
hue
the
appeal
is
not
made
Jiy
a
Rrilih
statesman
or
JiV
a
man
holding
a
position
of
responsibility
just
now,
romiug
fiimVj
Lord
Jellico
it
has
somewhat
of
an.
official
flavor.
At
ajiy
ralo
it
jndicales
Hie
line
of
tluiught
of
n
grew
I
many
people
of
(Jrent
Britain,
the
people
who
today
are
hearing
the
whole
hnnil
of
nnvnl
defense
oT
the
huge
empire,
whose
boast
il
i
thai
on
it
the
sun
never
sets.
f
.
-V(
'
Looking
Back
'
'
For
Few
Years.
"
'.,
Let
ns
look
hack
a
few
years
anil
see
what
has
been
done.
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier's
government,'
following
an
ImperialTCoii-
ferenre,
which
Ihe
Canadian
premier
otteuded.
set
out
(d
build
a
Canadian
navy.
They-
secured
two
training
ship
from
the
Old
Country,
Jhe
Niohe
mid
Ihe
Raiuhow,
one
of
which
was
jdaced
at
Halifax
and
the
other
at
Epiinialt
and
cadets
were
en
listed,
renders
were
then
railed
for
huildiug
several
small
naval
veel
hut
aiueleclion
was
held
just
(hen
and
the
government
went
down
on
the
question
of
reciprocity.
The
Conservative
government
Which
followed
proposed
making
a
direct
routrilnilion
to
the
British
navy
and
cancelled
Ihe
eonlraiis
f0p
huildiug
CauaTlian
ship.
AIo
the
naval
de-i
fences
at
Halifax
and
Kiiirnnll
were
neglected.
The
direct
contribution
was
vetoed'
hy
Ihe
Liheral
Senate
and
wa
never
brought
up
again
even
after
the
Senate
became
Conservative.'
The
Avar
intervened
and
Canada
did
her
part
without
stinl.
Since
the
war
the
financial
condition
of
Ihe
rouutrv
has
been
such
that
no
renewed
efforts
have
been
made
to
revive
nnv
naval
policy.
Quebec
influence
ha
been
against
i(
and
so
has
a
large
section
of
Hie
English-speaking
part
of
Canada.
That
is
the
position
today.
What
Of
The
Future
In
Regard
To
Navy?
But
what
of
Ihe
future
in
regard
to
naval
matters?
If
the
Empire
is
to
remain
as
a
factor
in
world
affairs
in
the
future
as
il
has
been
in
the
past,
the
Empire
as
n
whole
will
have
to
maintain
th'e
navy.
We
rannot
expect
(he
few
people,
in
the
British
Isle-
(o
keep
up
the
huge
fighting
machine
and
rush
to
our
up-
whehcyer
we
feel
,11ml
we
nenl
them.
That
is
out
of
the
ipiesuon.
'
r.uner
we
snan
nave
io
.assume
nur
reionilnlfv
or
r.'it
it
off
altogether
and'
take
chances
on
Ihe
fit
In
re.
It
is
not
suggested
herolthal
we
shall
take
any
.particular
line
of
action.
It
is
a
big
que.slio'ir'
and
one
for
the'
people
to
decide,
hut
eventually
it
will
have
to
be
tackled
by
somebody.
The
plan
of
making
a
contribution
t'
Ihe
jiavy
is
obnoxious
to
mot
people.
We
prefer
(o
control
on'
own
expenditures
and
to
spend
the
money
in
Canada.
If
there
is
to
be
any
money
spent
mi
a
navy,
we
have
tjie
shipyard
and
the
ports
and
can
build
the
ships
here.
If
we
have
not
the
men
to
do
the
work
we
can
import
them.
We
built
merchant
ship
and
we
can
luiyfl
war
ship.
The
people
of
Canada,
we
believe,
would
not
be
fjgreeable
ta
sending
money
out
of
Ihe
country
to
be
spent
elsewhere.
The
question
is.
shall
we
lax
ourselves
an
extra
amount,
over
and
above
what
we
pay
lodav
in
order
lo
build
n
Canadian
navy?
U
we
are
to
regain
in
the
Empire
and
be
a
vital
part
of
il,
we
must
pay
for
its
defence.
While
tin
question
is
not
likely
(o
become
one
of
practical
politics
for
a
few
years,
it
is
somelhing
to
think
about
and
decide
on
definitely
when
the
time
comes.
sherds
on
fry
One
Kraft
Cheese
To
be
sure
you
get
tne
genuine
article,
which
is
always
pure,
appetizing
and
nourishing,
please
look
for
this
trade
mark.
JJ
25
CAPT.
JflHME
AND
SILVERADO
2(io,i00
iii
Iim
shares.
M.,nnO
cash
wa
plawu
ai
iapi.
.uuier-son"
iiia1.
He
itiaiuniralcu
his
advent
lo
Slewart
a
a
mining
uiapnule
liy
tendering
a
ban
quet
a!
the
leadiirv
hotel,
line
canny
oiu
coicii
propcior,
receiving
his
invitation
is
said
to
have
endorsed
il
:
Hoot
Mon.
I
wad
rather
accept
yer
invite,
;tflcr
ye
hae
done
some
work
and
proven
e
hae
a
mine
worth
ban-
plotting.
-
Yacht
Put
on
A
yaeltt,
on
whose
dock
the
Captain
inifht
he
seen
parading,
wa
put
on
between
Vancouver
and
Stewart.
From
the
company
Tuiitl
a
trail
was
mil
for
a
distance
of
5,00(1
fool
up
the
side
of
the
uiountahb
'Wfit
camps
were
"built
al
elovalkHis
of
1
,70n
rj.
anil
3,850
ft.
Wispeetively.
A
two-bucket
a
aria)
tram
was
slrunjr
for
a
distance
of
4,000
ft.
Telephonic
eeupiiusieaUoa
u
provided
between
(He
caaips
and
Stewart.
Some
tunneling
.was
done,
and
13
lon
of
ore
sent
down
the
tramway
for
slihatoiii
the
value
averaging
$17
a
ton.
The
rein
pinched
to
a
few
tnche.
The
company's
funds
apnronrh-
inc
exhauslifu,
Mr.
Omghlan
en-gagil
Hector
J.
C.
MardouaM
fitnnerly
on
Hhe
stalT
of
the
(iranliy
Coiiijiany.
aiil
one
of
lite
hel
engineers
on
the
cal.
t
make
an
exa
mi
nation.
wMli
the
reuit
I
li.it
Ihe
-option
on
the
Sil
vcrado
wa
aitamloneil
and
Hit
properly
reverted
lo
f
lie
owners.
Other
Fields
?aplaiu
Andoron
no
loncer
parade
the
deck
of
the
Silverado
yacht
3"tljei
utnju"i
.'"firpgte
from
VumojiVer.
He
has'
finiir1
new
fletil
for
fjune
oih!
forlimc
in
the
smelting
business,
and
i
pngaged
in
"pulling
over"
Hi"
l.dil.vihiith
Smerting
Ot.
Ltd.
H
is
often
coiifuseil
nn
the
Coas'
with
James
Aiiilerson,
formerlv
Jlayor
of
K'alo,
and
one
of
the
best
citixens
of
that
Iowti
a
man
who
is
a
director
'or
the
Huth-ltoe
Mining
Cumpany
of
Slocan,
representative
in
Koole-nay
of
the
Alexander
F.stale.
liquidator
and
repreenlnlive
o
several
British
mining
companies
and
one
of
the
most
experienced
and
reliable
men
rnnnerted
wi'h
the
mineral
(Vduinbia.
Industry
of
Hrilisli
Of
Capt.
Jimmy
Anderson
handling
of
Silverado.
5eorge
Clothier,
resilient
engineer,
re-
iii.
irk
cil
in
his
annual
report
lo
the
Department
of
Mine:
"This
was
a
reelile
aMciupl
al
develop
ing
a
property,
ami
is
jusl
anollier
eae
of
'no
much
overhead
expense."
NO
CALL
EXTENDED
BY
LOCAL
CHURCH
Presbyterian
Congregation
Decides
to
Follow
Usual
Course
In
Fitting
Pulpit
Al
the
rneeliiw
of
the
congregation
of
Ihe
First
Presbyterian
Churclr
last
night
if
was
decided
to
allow
tlie
usual
Presbyterian
procedure
-j
connect
Inn
willi
Ihe
selectfnn
t
f
a
successor
to
llev.
Ir.
II.
It.
nrant.
Accordingly,
il
was
tleeided
lo
extend
no
call
al
this
lime
lull
instead
Ihe
church
will
communicate
with
the
Vancouver
Pre.hytery
and
clergymen
will
he
invited
In
come
here
after
which
the
selection
will
h
made.
Itev.
r.
Charles
J.
Cameron
nf
Vancouver,
who
l
relieving
in
the
local
pulpit,
expects
to
lenve
for
the
south
towards
the
end
of
the
monlh
to
spend
the
Christ
mas
vacation
but
II
Is
possible
be
will
return
bore.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
Ira
llei.l,
Mrs.
John
(lib-son
and
(ieorgn
McAfee,
(Jonrgn-'nw:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
W.
Sinclair.
Inverness;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Hall.
Salvus
East;
Mrs.
11.
M.
Minus.
Terrace;
It,
T.
Newlon,
Hyder:
J.
McNeil.
Telkwa:
O.
I.
Uuiifrud,
Edmonton.
1
1
1
aa
it
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
"danimM'
car
sal
ay:
If
iitioli
lav!
Have
you
liou;ih
""
..
your
Christmas
ireenls
.'
E.
A.
Haqgon
Tells
of
Operatfons
of
Spectacular
Promoter
of
I
CMIUSTMAS
i
eoniing!
The
Kalen
Island
'smaller
the
house,
I
In
yreaiei
'the
inemiflwil!
In
I'.UM
Capl.
"Jimmy"
Ander
.
son,
of
Kaien
Maud
ranie.
loi.kj
TllfiUH:
a
man
i"
ln
mils'
an
option
on
the
Srlvi-ra.lo.
am
I
he
twin.
No
mic
person
rould
pot
J.
J.
Gouyhlau.
Jr.,
of
Van
'be
just
its
nun-It
a
tightwad
a
ronver,
to
iul
up
the
money
forjho
is.
development
aihl
.etptipment
saysj
-
,
H;
A.
llajrsen
in
Minimi
;nnl.Kn-.
I
H.VVK
,
l;novn
people
who
frinreHo
lleeord
for
November,
iron
Id
say
tnaii.
you"
in
soeli
a
The
Silverado
Mine.
I.l.l.
Wu
lorn
niter
-
4hM
i'
Ml
you
in
the
organized
with
a
caioial
oJf;nv,
itnd
others
who
eouW
sav
that
il
fell
like
a
IISF01UUNK
iiihsI
be
an
actress
feerause
site
maintains
:her
maiden
jnefix
and
yet
is
on.
never
single.
NO
man
i
really
jus)
a
I.a4
as
lie
reels
the
morning
alter.
IN
Helssvnd
tlioy
have
wind
mills.
In
Ottawa
they
have
poli
tician.
AH
right.
Who
sa-
I
they
didn't.
Tilt:
nnty
person
who
can
d"
things
with
put
the
profter-backing
are
society
girl
in
evening
dress.
A
WOllTHY
eoiilemp.
prin'
Ibis:
'lhere
isn't
much
to
life
hut
I
hi.
A
Iwihy
s
smile,
a
wotnan's
ki
A
hook,
a
pijuv
a
fire,
a
friend
A
ad
Jnt
a
litltr
oah
lo
Kpend.
AS
a
substitute
1
sggot
this:
There
i
not
much
to
life,
ala.
TiiHigs
riae
come
U
a
arettv
pass.
i-or
inmttrh
tin-
livelong
tiav
we
wwrk.
Hxewpt
ihe
few
who
always
shirk.
rte
lip
erly.
lale
to
led
Ami
in
the
morning,
oh
Ihe
head!
Alas,
alak",
here's
mother-in-law
ii
s
irn
Hawineiiest
womi
I
eer
saw!
LAIIY
AOr
ileelare
that
when
married
women
look
at
III.
bachelors
il
makvs
theni
more
onlcnle.
with
their
own
hu-ban4s.
THE
chief
value
of
vacation
Is
showing
I
lie
bos
nnd
Ihe
re
ol
the
staff
that
they
carf
get
alon'i
quite
well
wiJhout
yon
and
perliaps
lieffer.
WE
have
been
ako
which
think
preferable
when
answering
in
the
affirmative
"Sure
Mike.'
"I
should
say."
"Oui.
Oui."
"Yon
said
it,"
"Higtrl
oh,"
or
"Hell
have
you
own
wa."
HOW
can
youg
men
be
expected
to
marry
when
boarding
honc
life
is
h
liappv
Ten
Years
Ago
irt
Prince
Rupert
December
2,
1915.
After
luivlni,-
been
Urged
for
the
last
five
or
nix
years
by
Archbishop
I'.
J.
DuVeriiet.
A
roll
doa
ro
1
1
lklliori
iff
Kiurolilh
has
llml
Ids
tybokimlie
Wake
of
I...
fi.J
j
.
..;.fr
v..
i
1
4
The
fall
esinn
of
Ihe
Supreme
Curt
Assie(
was
opened
Hid
morning
hy
Mr.
luslice
W
.
A.
Macdouabl.
The
ilraml
Jury
con-its
of
o.
II.
Oilberl,
.1.
Ilamp-!on.
I'.
V.
llentitng,
K.
V.
Ling
H.
PLit.selt,
J.
T.
Meriyfield,
U
II.
Mortimer,
J.
II.
Mollae,
II.
I'erk,
.1.
II.
Pillsbury,
II.
j
,-e.
I.
II.
Thompson
and
(I.
A.
William
llrooksbauk,
fallier
of
Arthur
Hi
ooksliank,
will
leave
shortly
for
l-'.ngland
where
he
will
"do
liis
hit
in
a
munitions
factory.
"
MARRIED
QUIETLY
AT
PALMER
HOUSE
Miss
Isabel
Ross
Mather
Became
Bride
of
Lawrence
Halcrow
Last
Evening
Last
nixlit
at
7
o'rloek
al
(he
Palmer
llntisr,
llev.
Ir.
Charles
J.
''.anwron
offielatlni:,
tins
wedding
took
plaee
iiiielly
in
Ihe
lirescuei
of
a
few
Immediate
friends
or
Mis
Isabel
Moss
Mather,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
.Mather
nf
Ayrshire,
Hcolland,
and
Lawrenee
llalerow,
son
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lawrenee
llalerow
of
Ihe
Hhelland
Islands.
The
witnesses
were
Hubert
Henry,
,
'
'
l'
r
A
Whiff
of
the
Orient
from
Canadian
Looms
LAND
ACT,
Netlca
of
Inttnlloo
to
Lanai.
Apply
illon.
After
Hie
ceroiiinny.
ii
wrihloig
super
wa
partaken
ol
in
Ihe
Itoslon
Hall,
about
ten
person
Immiiu
present.
Mr.
Hint
Mrs.
Ilah
row
will
take
Hp
their
resolence
in
the
Mual-'
em
ApaHtneuls
on
Sixth
AveiuiOj
Last.
Ihe
rm
lias
resplcdi
liere
for
-Veral
vears
and
is
alj
present
eiiguaeil
us
a
boat
build-,
cr
at
Hie
dry
dock.
The
bride
;
has
been
for
oiii
lime
a
mem-
or
of
the
I
1
1
1
n-
It
ui
i
i
tien-eriil
lliipi'.il
s'uff
MALE
CHOIR
ORGANIZED
'
MEETING
LAST
NIGHT
An
eoltiusmslic
group
of
men
met
at
Ihe
Inline
of
llev.
(i.
it.
nod
Mrs.
Hacker
lat
night
and
or-ganueil
n
male
elodr
!
lake
rhnrge
ot
the
singing
at
the
,Morii
.Men
lliian
Women
tcr-vire"
nt
Hie
rhiirrh
on
Sunday
night.
They
complete!
the
tnk
in
Imn.l
with
greol
zeal
and
then
spent
a
very
enjoyable
social
hour.
Mrs.
Hacker
served
refreshments
and
the
men
voted
thai
the
evening
hud
been
both
pleasant
anl
profitable
URPRISE
PARTY
BY
UNITED
CHURCH
GIRLS
The
senior
C.li.I.T.
group
of
the
t
lilted
'.hurcb
visileil
the,
meeting
of
the
junior
tiroup
lutj
tiietil
and
Invited
them
lo
n
siir-i
prise
parly
at
the
home
of
Mis
Haddock,
tbn
srroup
leader.
The!
even
1
1
iy
"wn
very
enjoyaldy
spefit
in
idayiug
games
mid
story
telling.
A
hot
dog
Mippcr
wa
greatly
enjoyiil
and
il
is
sng-gestisl
Lhal
piowihly
the
dogs
barked
and
Ihe
girls
dreamed
far
on
into
the
night.
No
casualties
are
reported.
WATER
NOTICE.
Dlrilen
nd
Ut.
TAkt:
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iiii
lr.
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nfclln,
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whwe
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3rd
Ave.
and
5th
Street
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apply
for
a
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nf
on.
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inn
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f.lt
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went
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rlialnt;
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ra"irly
miii(lirlnt
almiir
llw
turn
walrr
mark
l
pot
nf
riiiiiiiinrriiiinl,
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WALLACE
HSIIEIIIKS
LIVUTKII.
Apptlrant
riit
niml
oi
o
WATER
NOTICE.
III.
IV5
UOSSK
V
I.KIUI
Win.
0.
I.IMITKIi.
Appllianl.
villrMI.
Vrt-nl.
"Barrymore"
Axminster
Rugs
translate
the
magic
beauty
of
the
cast
io
your
living
room
See
the
display
of
these
"Barrymore"
rugs
at
Barrie's
Home
Furnishinffs
Third
Avenue
One
Door
East
of
Daily
News
Office
Phone
123
thing-
Hi,,!-
1
Christmas
Gifts
Perfumes,
per
bottle,
from
25c
Perfumes
in
Novell)
llollle.
each
.
.
50c
h'tic
Perfume
Motile
and
Alotirlser
10c
Toilel
alers.
Until
CrlHls,
Sachet.
I
Fouutaiii
Pelt.
Kvershaii,
.Mary
.i
anil
Ilullaif)
Otffreliv
Chocolate
in
regular
and
fancy
bolulnv
p.
each
65c
We
would
like
vou
epei
inflv
to
ee
.
-
Honrs:
8
a.m.
lo
0
p.m.
Sundays
ami
Hobdays
fin
12
lo
2
p
in
75c
S12-0C
and
Cold
(lifts,
we
believe
the)
ate
jut
th
1
been
limkiuK
fnr.
Make
your
selection
now,
we
will
we
any
article
until
it
is
required.
Ormes
Limited
The
Pioneer
Druggists
P.
s
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street
'
Phones
S2
and
200
Christmas
:
Perfumes
NOW
ARRIVING.
KxoliiMve
Odors
hy
Mie
bei
l-Vendi.
F
ng
V
Pcrionicrs
CAPON'S,
GUERLAIN'S,
HOUBIQANT'S,
COTVS,
R0CM
A
GALLET'S
HUDNUT'S,
ATKINSON'S,
SEELEY'S
Etc.
Prices
front
25c
to
$13.50
See
Our
Windows
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phone
04.
We
Delh.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Frizxell
Hut-
hcr
Shop,
scrosi
from
the
Empresi
Motel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
80CIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Prop""
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
lo
Appy
to
Laat
Land
In
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Laml
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mill
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v.
nam
uul,
from
Sl4,lul,
jjt4.
ci,lui
iiaieti
OcloLrr
11.
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an,
I
COAL
COAL
Let
us
inf
m
Mipply
for
Hie
w
you
tried
our
It'"
nice
clean
hoi
TAXI-
New
nt
your
"ervi
lilnhl.
niarire".
your
co
,
1
oai
a
H
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.-
per
ton,
nut
m
I
1,11111
$13.60.
Tins
.-ol
'
rill
your
Id!'"
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We
can
duole
,.
prlees
on
IwnW-
'
fjfl
'fll,'rt
lend
to
sinaO
promptly.
,
awllir)t
rlean
day
coal
of
500
for
cnf
or
two
iiassrnKers
Call
I"
The
Prince
Ru.P1
Transfer
&
Taxj
o.
....
Phones
7
ira
mtoiiuvi