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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday.
Dee.
23.
l92o.
Hutchinson
Book
Is
Rather
Disappointing.
Theniiew
book,
"One
Increasing
Purpose,"
by
A.
S.
.M.
llulchinson,
juthor
of
"When
Winter
Comes,"
i
rather
diap-poinjing.
U
is
iudiireil
to
be
wordy
and
often
lark
anything
like
compelling
interest.
This
story
deuls
wilh
the
religious
motif
owl
should
appeal
to
a
great
many
people.
The
difficulty
is
that
the
deeply
religious
people
are
often
not
deep
thinkers
and
will
fail
to
wade
through
the
preliminary
chapters
before
the
story
proper
be-giu.
;
On
the
other
hand
many
will
consider
the
plot
has
failed
to
materialize.
Hutchinson
is
a
clever
writer,
no
doubht.
In
this
book
his
style
is
not
mi
odd.
lie
niakes
sentences
and
hi
sentence.
usually
end,
something
that
in
"If
Winter
Comes,"
did
not
atxvnx
happen."
Author
Described
Two
Nice
Girls.
Describing
a
scene,
the
author
tells
of
two
girls
whom
the1
hero
much
admired
and
whom,
he
introduce!
into
the
story
only!
to
get
rid
of
them
without
having
used
them
to
any
extent
in'
the
.-lory.
He
ays:
f
"A
piano
wa?
in
-the
great
room
and
they
went
to
it
and
one
playing
the
idlier
stood
licside
her
and
they
gave
in
delightfully
fresh
voices
adelightful
little
French
song,
one
of
the
series
of
old
national
jingles,
Malhrouck
and
the
ret,
familiar!
.
to
the
trench
as
are
our
nursery'
rhymes
to
in.
More
were
i
called
for,
more
as
prettily
and
delightfully
given.
The
girj
made
finite
a
lovely
picture
of
fre.-h
young
grae
and
charm
,at
the
piano;
the
i-hanre
of
a
painting.
Sim
thought,
for
which
an
artist
would
have
given
hi
ears.
Rut
what
especially
attracted
him,
what
he
termed
to
Linda
as
"uncommonly
nice"
was
(he
delightful
promptness
with
which
they
had
responded
to
the
very
old
lady's
call.
The
ordeal
for,
them
was
very
considerable,
yet
they
had
-hown
no
trace
either
of
the
affected
modesty
that
desire
to
be
pressed
or
of
the
awkward
bashful
-ness
that
makes
urging
itainful.
The.
idea
given
was
that
the
had
certain
entertainment
at
their
command
and
thai
it
was.
as
a
mailer
of
common
courtesy,
entirely
at
the
disposal
of
thoe
whose
guests
they
were.
Uncommonly
nice.
Sim
thought,
and
uncommonly
rare
Linda
agreed:
and
atoum!ingiy
rare
xva
the
reaon
the
sillers
gave
for
leaving
early
when
later
in
the
evening,
dancing
in
progress,
the.y
announced
that
intention.
"Father
never
likes
us
to
be
frolicking
into
Sunday,
you
see."
Sometimes
Clever,
But
Not
Often.
,
Hutchinson
sometimes
niak
hi
characters
in
this
book
say
clever
lhn:gs
or
he
ays
clever
things
about
them,
but
thin
does
not
often
occur.
Irrscribing
a
lady
early
in
the
book,
he
says:
'Miss
bager
was
very
prominent
in
all
local
activities;
.ip
crnied
busily
upon
the
high
C's
of
such
Chatter,
Charities
and
Culture
and
she
brought
to
their
committer
and
a
semblies
the
enviable
and
invaluable
quality
of
eliciting
infor
mation
without
betraying
ignorance"
if
.it
.
.
iiere
is
auoiucr
expression
mat
is
ihii
very
never
Mil
is
odd:
"Sim.
old
man.
declared
I.ardy.
vou've
rushed
in
where.
idiot
fnW
to
tread
or
whatever
Hie
thing
i."
Supplies
rpiTC
AT
"
VWrT
fSTVm
Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
winter's
supply
oi
Nanaimo-
Wellington
Coal
now
Albert
&
v
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
l3f
iwtJxm'M
vm'-jm
ran
11
id
DUNWELL
IS
TO
SHIP
ORE
Ten
Tons
to
b
Sent
Out
a
Day
While
Development
Work
Proceeds
lly
the
beliinin
of
the
new
year,
says
Hie
Portland
r.nnal
vXews,
Hie
Duitwell
mine
will
lifetime
n
regular
shipper
to
l
In
extent
of
ten
tons
dally.
In
order
to
bring
this
into(
efffcl
a
short
double
tram
from
Hie
portal
of
No.
3
tunnel
lo
the
xvaenn
road
terminal
at
the
portal
of
No.
t
tunnel
i
being
rtislied
to
completion,
and
will
be
ready
for
operation
in
a
few
day.
About
1(10
tons
of
ore
Is
already
saekeil
anil
stored
in
the
workings
of
No.
3
lex
el.
pending
completion
of
the
tram.
While
this
ore
is
not
of
the
his'liesl
grade,
still
it
is
an
easy
and
therefore
cheaper
type
for
orl-
.
A
.
LOT
of
lilfdi.
dtav
toii
soalh
for
Hie
winter
inosllv
gall.
TIIIjs
i
aflout
the
lal
cliauec
to
iend
the
fexv
dnllars
lefL
or
to
option
the
last
few
dollars
of
credit.
.MY
prespntu
I
Have
bought
and
now
To
Santa
01
a
us
I
make
my
lioxx.
I
spent
a
little
I
squandered
inuch;
But
Hie
world
i
made
Of
just
such.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
December
23,
191
S.
Quite
a
number
of
local
sol
diers,
who
an-
training
In
the
eoulh,
arrived
home
on
thn
Prince
leorge
this
morning
In
spend
the
Christina
holidays
here.
Among
them
were
Lance-
Corporal
Brown,
Private
Kwings,
Private
.Norman
sjlmrl,
Bauds
man
Prescolt
and
Sergeant
1'rniik
Poole.
Dr.
Jack
Mawson,
globe
trotter,
who
is
circling
Ihe
xvorld
from
Australia
to
Australia,
for
a
850.000
wager
and
I8.000
ldo
bel
arrived
in
the
city
from
tin
soutlrlliis
id'thiuk.
Corp.
Alee
llolmherp.
who
xv:i-wounded
at
l
fiuert
Ning
jlofs.
pftuqticd
home
litis
morn-,
in
jr.
lie
was
met
ly
A.
ChappeMj
wtni
returned
from
earlier
in
Hie
week.
the
fni'il!
Christmas
Time
By
Audrey
Bashby
:hritnia
i
Hie
niosl
beau':-'
fill
senrtn
at
I
he
year.
H
Is
Ho-one
tune
realN
in
lie
l".ike
fm
war.l
In.
There
is
such
a
delight
in
preiwring
fr
the
Day.
plan-!
nHtft
Hie
present
best
stilled
tl
.tJ.
...J
...
i:....
;.l..i.l....l
I
aNtrl!
prs:nn.
r!iim.
imii'i'
gifts
to
every
mie
msilde.
The
critikb
"I
i
issue
paper,
the
glitte-
or
:nisel
;inil
tniilii
e..ie.
liHIs.
Mie
s.lnli
if
crimson
riblion,
a!!
ere
t
enliaiif
the
exeilcmeir
of
the
day.
Christina
Km-
arne.
there
;
inc
than
some
of
the
rteliest
ore.lihe
feverish
m-li
n'
Inst
muni
M
and
will
leave
n
very
nice
innr-ptn
of
profit.
The
present
plan
I
lo
shlpi
ten
bins
daily
HirotiKhoiit
the
shopping,
the
ilfi'oritiiiii;
of
Mi"
tree,
garbing
H
green
branches,
with
silver
in
nun
nigs
and
glejtm-,
ing
candles,
filling
up
the
ar
j
winter
and
in
the
meantime
pro-jwith
heaped
up
gifts
wrapped
reed
with
mine
development
So
paper
of
every
i
nlor.
bright
xvt
i
as
to
provide
an
assured
tonnage
tut
the
'proposal
mill
to
be
built
inSf
sa
miner.
25
Men
Employed
A
pood
start
ha
been
made
on
the
raise
from
No.
4
to
No,
.3
sticker!
ami
gay
xxith
little
lag-
fastened
tj
the
tree
with
re.i
slrlngs,
H,leiiing
to
the
"nli
anil
ahs"
and
the
ndiiioailinn-i
of
th
famflv
to
I
aceful
a;
Dadrty.
with
hi
life
in
his
hands.!
level,
ami
the
north
drift
on
No.inpriloM?ly
balances
on
the
ladd
3
is
MtK
widened
ami
srateht-hn
tie
the
ullx.'t
Mar
on
the
lop
i
end
prenanHerry
lo
rurlher.
de-jmiwt
branch,
velopment
to
(he
north,
for
tlt
The
next
hirnins
brings
eren'
purpose
of
getting
at
depth
Hi
j('.y
when
all
the
present
are
tin
j
ore
exposure
on
Hie
Sunbeam
'wrapped,
and
although
the
m!!!
claim.
and
intervening
orfor
breakfast
resound
Ihroug'ii
bodies.
Thi
program
bHweenlihe
house,
xve
i.av
no
hei-tl.
or
No.
3
ami
the
surface,
and
to
lhjwi.
,u.
n
d
wi!
to
lneikfat
wii
i
north,
xx-fll
a
f
font
ample
ore
re
serve
for
years
to
winw.
xxjlhout
any
further
depth.
Twenty-five
men
are
noxv
einployel
in
two
sliift
under
management
of
M.
Little.
Iieaps
of
gifts
lie
-Die
mir
plad
to
find
thai
we
-u;'t
eat
from
lieer
exfitenient.
So
the
day
flit
by
and
'hfi
riW
dinner.
wl!i
the
"lurke-
and
phim
pudding
and
minee
tmiirnveioeiii
naxe
imii
inane
Pirjl
hrlllhoit
craekers
an.'
I
to
the
dam.
that
will
enure
aprjiiinii
light.
One
always!
greater
force
of
xvater
and
morej
,hnk
a
irrpat
denl
bnit
tii
i
power
than
ha
heretofore
hfen
pudding,
hut
after
generoti
help-,
available.
The
power
plant
is
.
nf
)ni-kw
lher.
nover
soom.
giving
rxeellenl
serxiet1
being
overhauled.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
;OI.II
i
(he
yellow
stuff
th"
ClrHsliuas
jewellery
resemble.
ABOUT
all
the
axerage
man
doe
i
In
make
two
dot
indica'
ing
"ditto."
What
a
genius
do.-
in
to
say
or
do
thin?
the
ditto
pople
consider
crazy.
Til
Kill:
are
women
that
make
H
hnndred
dollar
frock
look
lik
len
cent
nd
there
are
otheri
that
make
a
I1.S"
dre
tool
like
a
million
dollars.
ONH
advantage
'in
living
herr.
over
England
is
that
If
y'mi
get
mixed
up
in
a
scandal
or-
the
court
your
name
gels
into
Ilia
paper
exen
if
yon
have
no
title
A
STATHS.MAN
is
a
man
who
can
raise
the
tfixe
and
make
the
iop1e
smile
and
feel
tiappri
A
nolitiaian
is
one
who
mnkes
(he
people
hoKejr
when
they
araj
Siueeli,.
Im,
mum
r,e
lh
In
si
Mitirse
and
one
just
manage
a
little
pie.
After
dinner
Hie
children
and
jolliers
come
iii
and
then
there
i
Hie
fun
of
lighting
the
tree
him!
iilrihnttii2
Hie
gifts
lit
the
a'
israrrmn
or
everytiiuiy.
hiiiki
muaie
and
dancing
and.
gixtdfei
lowship.
and
then,
the
eveni'u
over,
all
troop
home,
w
tmp
happy,
and
a
delightful
Christ
tna
i.
over.
STEWART
I
iteratd
Service,
who
ha
ben
j
on
the
Bank
of
Montreal
stalf:
here,
ham
been
Ira
inferred
to1
I'rino
(teorge.
I
(ireat
preparation
nrr
belnv
made
tor
the
annual
hospital!
danco
xvhieh
will
be
held
in
M.e
Slexxnrt
Opera
House
on
New!
Year'
Ke.
j
Beginning
at
the
first
of
the1
year,
the
Dunwell
mine
will
be-
j
eome
a
regular
shipper
to
ihej
extent
of
ten
Ion
daily.
There
are
now
21
men
.emidoyenl
at
th
V1'
LAND
ACT.'
-
Notk
cf
Inttntisn
to
Apply
to
Lmm
In
mure
li
liarr
Land
Ilrardlnx
Dm
Irtrt
at
rritirf
Rupert,
ami
Utl
'
Burih
bnn
"f
Muiiim41
Bax,
0h-o'
lurlultr
Islaiit,
B.i
.
r.tkK
iiTlt::
tbat
Jine
FlM.llna,
Slrtur
Hid
h.tsrt
C
f,
uT
Vanromrr.
B.i:.,
urruiain.n
rturt)
mm.
Inlrnd.
In
apply
fur
a
it
r
l
he
fiillnwmt
lr
MtiUil
fnrp4iKii
at
SltarhKKi
Bax.
yn
ItMrhill'
l.laml:
CmmiMUMinr
at
a
pot
planted
on
tlw
horr
r
sliammn
Hay
abuul
ion
frei
In;
a
Miulkwe'irrly
dlrpflKsi
rrran
xilh
,
t
rorwr
it
.t
13
in,
l1
pl
Iiim
nurlhra!
r.inur
f
aa
art'Mramm
in
pur
-ha
by
Jav
rieMwt
Slra;
tlwncr!
xiihl4Tl
rullnwina
IrfjcTi
ttalrr
mark'
of
Shannon
llay
tlxiUI
Tfl
trr
to
a
poal
.
Irrt
xinili
aiMt
7
Tret
!
ut
uulh-;
al
enT
r,f
xt
til;
tbrm-v
ril
lll.l
rerl
in
i
In
Iriicli
walrr
mark
or
an
Miami
Ix-mr
au
appllcalloit
lit
lra
I
linixTi
i..
iio.M-;
iMnrf
norlIrl),
i
rrly
aixl
-ulliriittl
rullnwln
Urn
lilrlij
tvatr
niaik
nf
sstH
I4ljn1
fn
a
IhiImi
IAD
'fwt
rtilh
aiHl
Mil
frri
itnl
f
wsnn-i
wrol
rornr
li(H
IIkhii
c
el
I
OH
rrrl;
llirnrf
iHtrlli
&10
fret.
iiiir
or
!':
Ilimr
l
f(i
rm.
more
or
ft.
lo
th
ixiinl.
uf
isiiniiwiu-
ilium,
ami
nmlaliiinr
H
arrn.
HOIIT.
C.
r,0K
lll.l
JAS.
riLLIII.XO
8TIAp.
I'er
XViii.
O.
Mltilwl
iuijii
i.iti.iriif
loin,
lim.
Atipllant.
II,
rit
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inttfttlon
to
Apply
lo
Purthaaa
Land
In
Prince
ufirt
Mint
a'conlinr
lla-:
inn
in
i
ruirr
iuis-ri
aim
uniiaie
mi
nw
rut
thai
nr
Itirnaril
I'rlnrrti
Howl
UlaiHl,
lianre
four,
i:ai
IMsirlrt.
TAkK
Mnji'l:
that
smiirnrlllfl
lUnncrr1
C4iiii.any
l.liimril
or
Vaimiuvrr,
II.
r...
ef.
ruiialioii
ark(-r,
Inlnul
lo
apply
for
snni.ni
in
piirrnatfi
me
roiKiollif
nr
Duninrnrinr
at
a
rxi't
Dlantnl
nn
Ih
nnrtliratt
hup'
of
Panianl
Xiv,
prlnrfM
liuial
liland,
IUiiup
4,
Cuiatt
PUirlrt,
lhrnri
ralrrlv
iwmly
rhalni;
Ihcnre
lUlhfrly
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