November
IB,
102fl
lis
Girl's
Walcli
fir
Gramas
have
received
Home
good
value
In
girls'
watches
at
u
nMicni.
price.
i.
movement
in
fifteen
I
led
iititl
the
cie
fa
a
i
air
riuflllt)
of
gold
fill-n
the
white
or
yellow
with
ribbon
attachment.
.
gunruntee
them
to
tx
iiu-tory
an
we
do
all
our
"
i,
price
in
$8..0.
-tOms!
13
i!i
nvt
WWW
I
irl'a'
1.Mari
aT
H.Trtr
STOPE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
BENT'S
Ijidle
Rendy-lu-Wenr
'C.eived
a
splendid
lint
of
LADIES'
AND
MISSES
Winter
Coats
x
iaies!
material
and
und
u
fine
(tclectfon
..frnoon
Dreie
aUo
Irpc
for
snort
c
i
w
.en
:jG
to
-14.
Prices
from
J.
BENT
Third
Avenue.
Phone
651.
"iuU
WANT
APtAL
I
jr
STlOri
onDrn
COAL
Dtronc
THE
WINTCR
C
ONOC
;TiQe
now
will
only
ret
d
the
unual
Winter
-'ion
when
the
firnt
briiif
in
a
flood
V,
have
the
kind
you
neel
Kirtr.
Stove
and
Nut
"i
-fitimo
-
Welllnirton
or
a
Hmokelena.
'
an
get
better
service
order
now.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
110
and
117
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phono
M,
rtas;e(
Warehoumni,
nd
"IstrlluitiiiK
Tertm
or
Motor
Nervine.
r;oi
Hand
and
Oravel
w
SpeolalUa
In
Plane
and
Pur-vlttifw
Covins,
TUGBOATS
Dy
Phones
423,
539,
Qi-een
238,
Black
735.
N'0ht
Phono
087,
539,
Qreon
238,
Blaok
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS.
LTD.
GEO,
0.
DUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
LUMBER
We
nre
immurm-turing
ro"Kli
mill
dressed
lmn-,,er
Hike
Brnln
hunt
p,lnr
llaliliut
ami
snl-limn
lioxos.
Ask
For
Prices
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
.
PHONE
B02
SOUTH
AFRICA
I
HAS
PROBLEM
country
iivi'MiTi.ci)
nv
piikmilii
HIICTIK.
INTO
SI
ri'OltTIMl
MLAsl'lu;
A(i
MNhT
natives
i
POLICY
OF
8K(illF.fiATION
LAND
(MX
.NUT
m;
PI
IK'lltHKIi
nv,
Ltinui
ix
iviuti:
i:ctionm
or
(oixtkv
JOHANNESBURG
Not"
18.
Not
(or
en
hundred
year,
hw
Boutb
Africa
dw
utca
wiuj
gram
political
and
lUWMCfttff
aMuef.
allMititnj
the
native
v
two
,
are
ui
oe
round
in
each
I
one
of
Oeperal
llertrxog
(our
racial
Ml,
Fr
.sixteen
run
Oenrral
Hertzog
;
has
bMl
.
BTMfhlnu
t
h.
mitM,
f
&"
Briefly
put.
trt
main
point
of
the
pot
are
-
J.
Territorial
spearatlon
o(
European'
and
natty
ownership
or
land.
3.
nt4aMnt
or
native
tenancy
by
wnola-tlme
mrlct
I
Consolidation
of
trlbalUm
at
the
vipense
of
the
clvilm!
and
educated
I
nuv.
4
Reduction
of
native
labor
in
European
industry
and
Um
tm
petition
of
cuter
bar
"
Separate
tad
restricted
native
political
representation
I
The
lour
MR
recently
laeued
by
General
Hertzog
embady
thla
policy.
Theae
bill
are
Tbe
Native'
Und
Act
il'JUi
Amendment
Bill,
the
Native'
;
Hrpreaenution
in
Perliament
BlU.
the
'Union
Native
Council
BUI,
and
the
Col-,
-ed
peraorta-
Bighu
Bill
Of
lhee
the
!
first
two
need
only
be
discussed
at
the
I
moment
Tbe
foundation
of
Um
segregation
polUry
to
to
be
found
In
tbe
Land
BUI
d
It
u
upon
thla
bill
that
emirtam
of
the
Oorerament'a
pot
toy
.
iiauld
be
centred
I
From
Kenya
to
the
Oape
the
domin-iant
white
p
sjislstloii
la
determined
to
j
pursue
the
policy
of
segregation,
but
,li
i
in
the
Union
that
the
worn
fra-
lure
of
the
policy
D1
pre
moat
!
heavily
upon
Um
native
population,
(or
i
it
la
here
that
economic
pressure
la
greatest
and
wheee
racial
conflict
are
OarpMt
And
If
Oeneral
HcrtcogVbllU
,
beoonie
law
they
will
brine
in
their
train
grave
aoctal
and
roanornlr
eetla.
j
a
iiackivaiid
step
!
South
Africa
bad
been
led
to
believe
l
by
Oeneral
Hertaeg's
lamoua
Smith
(neld
tpeech
In
November.
1924.
that
he
'had
succeed
m
finding
more
land
lor
tbe
Datives,
but
now
Utal
the
Land
Bill
1U.
been
puMtaned
It
m
found
that
hit
proposal
place
tbe
natives
In
a
(
'
worse
position
tban
they
heed
before
the
Native
Land
Act
was
pasted
In
1913.
lTh
113
Act
provided
machinery
for
tbe
t
line
ostd
of
additional
native
areas
tbe
Beaumont
Commbaton
re-ronunended
apeeltic
areas,
and
theco
were
revtMd
and
attended
by
a
number
ot
local
coanmlttee
'
The
Botha.
Bmiiu
and
Hertoog
Oovernmenta
have.
'
ir
-.um
artod
adsnlnMtratlvely
upon
the
ivtrsnDtaUons
without
PtrlU-m.:i'n
tanrtlon.
But
How
Oeneral
Hniffli
throw
open
to
free
competition
auoi
of
tbeae
areas
as
are
at
til
in
European
occupation
Tbe
enormously
tu-
;
pet
tor
economic
resources
of
the
whit
man
in
South
Africa,
particularly
with
the
Oovernment
Land
Bank
to
(inane
TI.MHEIt
SALE
X8335
Ttieie
wUI
be
ottered
far
sale
by
Pub.
!
lie
Auction
at
the
ofilcc
ol
the
District
I
TMedter
at
Prince
Uupert.
BO.,
at
10
'
a
n.
on
the
-4th
day
of
December.
192.
lllir
Licence
XWSS.
tfl
cut
U49.000
I
I
b
m
of
Spruce.
Cedar
and
Hemlock
sa!t
adjoining
b.ti
iimp.
a.ie
Island.
Darwin
Bound.
QCJ.
Provided
mivone
unable
to
attend
the
Auction
In
pei
ton
mv
submit
a
sealed
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
'.rr.ited
as
one
bid.
One
year
wUI
be
allowed
for
the
removal
of
this
timber.
runner
particulars
of
the
Chief
For
reter
Victoria,
or
District
Forester.
Ptinc
Hupert.
B
C.
TIM
HEK
SALE
X
1302
Sesied
Tenders
will
be
melted
by
the
Umttter
of
Lauds
at
Victoria.
B.C..
not
Inter
than
noon
on
the
23rd
day
of
December.
IBM.
for
the
purchase
of
LI.
cemr
X4302.
to
cut
6.841.500
F.BJJ.
0(
Spruce
Hemlock
and
Cedar,
on
an
area
tituated
on
Maude
Island
adjoining
Lota
460
and
441.
Skldegate
Inlet.
Queen
1
Charlotte
Islands.
...
n
.
u
alii
h.
iirwrt
rnr
,..
,..
--
i
m,...i
nf
timber
Furtaer
particulars
of
the
Chief
For.
Ptlti
Victoria.
B.C..
or
District
Fores,
ter
Prince
nupert,
BC.
PULP
TI.MDEH
SALE
X81I0.
Bealed
Tender
marked.
"Tender
on
X8440"
will
be
received
by
the
Honour.
table
the
Minuter
01
lianas,
at
victim,
inr
up
t
twelve
o'clock
noon
on
the
;
ith
dy
of
January.
1937.
for
the
pur.
;
J
Pulp
Licence
X8440.
to
cut
!.,,!.
situated
on
uranam
uiuuu,
1
om-en
Charlotte
Uland
District,
i?i.:rtv
vera
will
be
allowed
for
the
hemovsl
nf
the
timber.
i
All
tenders
must
comply
with
Sec-
I
tion
10
of
the
"Forest
Act."
(
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
neces-
i
Further
particulars
may
be
hsd
from
hP
chief
Forester.
Victoria
B.C.
IN
PHOHATE.
IV
1
TIIK
(M'HK.MK
I'OrUT
OF
IIKITWII
tlll.lMIIIA.
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
in
the'
Matter
of
the
Eatate
of
Krlttlan
Pfdenn.
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKK
NOTICE,
that
by
order
of
Wm
Honor
"
F
mcu.
iouh,
uu
...
at
October.
A
D.
1926.
I
i
P-rwmted
da
,
administrator
ot
the
Estate
of
foutian
redersen.
deceased;
and
l
nartlM
having,
claim
against
the
salt!
eatate
h?reby
required
to
lurnUn
lame
properly
verified,
to
me
on
i
or
be-roe
the
3rd
dsy
of
December.
AD.
IOjiI,
ind
P"'"
udMfd
to
the
e.tate
arc
mri!r'
to
pay
the
amount
ot
their
Uebtednea,
to
m.Jorthwlth.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Hupert.
B.C.
Ditted
thl
11th
day
of
November.
AJ).
Wi.
government
of
Canada
,
guarantees
its
Age
a
In
9
YEARS
OLD
.
:
j
j
JfKKm
1
:
41
This
advertisement
u
not
puhlMhed
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
him.
makes
the
issue
a
(cregone
con-elusion.
The
native
will
only
be
able
to
hoM
on
to
the
lands
they
already
own
In
these
areas,
while
their
lands
in
are
demarcated
(or
Europeans
will
only
be
purchasable
by
Europeans.
For
the
most
part
the
natives
will
own
the
nx
La
and
deaert
places.
is
AltlU
KlHlMI(Ti:i
And
while
there
Is
an
Inadequate
minimum
there
Is
also
an
arbitrarily
xiaea
maximum
ox
una
vnirn
me
na-
.....
ki.
.r.
.
.-i
.
A
uled
in
the
bill
and
correspond
In
moat
detail
with
that
which
the
local
committees
considered
ten
years
ago
would
meet
native
needs
today.
But
the
maximum
wUI
never
be
reached
under
the
p'esent
bill.
What
of
future
needs?
The
answer
la
to
be
found
in
the
second
pan
of
thla
Land
Bill.
Under
chapter
2
'native
on
European
lands,
other
than
full-time
aervanta
and
their
dependents,
may
only
remain
under
a
licensing
system
the
effect
of
which,
aa
was
fore-shsdowed
by
one
of
the
local
committees
In
ISM.
will
be
to
force
the
natives
either
to
dispose
of
their
cattle
by
forced
aale
and
to
migrate
Into
tlfe
large
town
(whence
they
will
be
turned
sack
I
and
the
overcrowded
native
areas,
or
else
to
engage
themielvea
a
full-time
servant
to
the
European
farmers.
Nearly
two
million
people
will
be
faced
with
serf
conditions,
for
few
European
farmers
pay
money
wage
to
their,
native
aervanta.
These
natives
will
be
compelled
to
offer
their
services
to
whomever
will
give
them
a
home
on
the
very
land
occupied
by
their
fathers
before
the
white
man
came.
There
wUI
be
no
freedom
of
contract.
They
will
not
dare
to
offend
their
masters
(or
fear
of
dismissal.
To
be
out
of
work
will
mean
to
be
homeless,
and
for
a
native
to
be
homeless
In
a
European
area
wUI
be
a
criminal
offence.
Not
since
before
the
abolition
of
slavery
has
the
position
of
the
aboriginal
native
in
South
Africa
been
so
hopeless.
(
ONCKXTION
UK
M
ItHIOM
This.
then,
would
appear
to
be
purpose
of
the
Land
BUI
to
restrict
tbe
native
population
to
the
limited
choice
between
an
uncertain
existence
in
the
congested
natlTe
areas
or
serfdom
on
European
lands.
Under
the
llertzog
policy
the
native
la
to
have
no
place1
In
Industry,
and
the
Urban
Areas
Act
andj
the
Color
Bar
Act
are
to
prevent
htm
from
ever
acquiring
any
statu
In
the
town,
while
the
present
bill
give
him
WATER
NOTICE
niVEHSlOX
AM
I'SE.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oosse
Packing
Company.
Limited,
whose
address
la
Vancouver.
B.C..
will
apply
tor
a
licence
to
take
and
use
100.000
gallons
per
day
...
contain
a
Cove
at
head
of
Captatn'a
Cove
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
about
700
feet
from
mouth
and
will
be
ued
for
commercial
and
domeatlc
purposes
upon
the
laud
described
as
Lot
1233.
Range
4,
Coast
District.
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
on
the
4th
day
of
November,
1920.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act"
will
be
tiled
in
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Objections
to
he
appll.
cation
may
be
filed
with
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
olj
Water
Rights,
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria,
B.C..
within
.thirty
days
after
i
the
flrat
appearance
ot
this
notice
in
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
of
the
first
'
publication
of
this
notice
la
November
.
10,
1929.
OOSSE
PACKINO
COMPANY
LTD.
I
Applicant.
By
J.
F.
Strang,
Agent.
IN
PUOIIATE.
in
Tin:
sri'iinMiTrui
T
or
ihutish
(Ol.OIHIA
I
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
ot
the
Estate
of
Oeorge
West.'Deceased.
Intestate,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor,
F.
McB.
Young,
dated
the
2th
day
of
October.
AD.
192H,
I
was
appointed
Administrator
ot
the
Estate
at
Oeorge
West,
deceased;
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
ald
estate
are
hereby
reautred
to
furnish
anme.
pro-
verllled,
to
me
on
or
before
the
fierly
st
day
ot
December,
A.D.
1826,
and
all
1
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
re
quired
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
In
debtrdneas
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
,
OfilcUl
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
11
0.
bated
th
10th
day
ot
October,
AD.
1926.
269
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
FIVE
!
but
a
reetrlcted
place
on
the
land.
What
can
become.
'of
him
but
to
be
.a
helot
In
the
land
of
hia
father?
And,
in
return
(or
all
theae
benefit.
Oeneral
Itertaog
atka
the
Cape
natives
to
give
up
the
(ranchlae
the
only)
weapon
they
poaneaa
(or
self
.defence.
To
i
gild
the
pill
he
offers
them
and
with
f
bountiful
gesture
he
tncludea
thel
voicsless
natives
of
the
other
provinces'
hi
offer
the
limited
Parliamentary!
representation
o(
seven
members,
who1
may
not
alt.
speak,
or
yote
in
a
no.
confidence
debate
unless
It
1
a
.matter
specifically
included
in
the
narrow
schedule
attached
to
the
bill.
Seven
members
to
represent
(our
and
a
halt
.
million
natives
as
against
the
134
members
who
represent
one
and
a
half
mil-'
lion
whites!
And
these
seven
men
will
be
elected
to
Parliament
by
an
electorate
'
nominated
by
the
Government.
The
(ull
I
personal
direct
vote
granted
to
civilised
J
nauve
in
tne
uape
disappears
in
a
'nominated,
restricted,
and
Oovernment-,
directed
franchise.
It
is
Inconceivable
that
the
people
of
'the
Union
of
South
Africa,
will
tolerate
these
measures.
And
jet,
by
Iteration
and
reiteration.
Oeneral
Hertzog'a
'courageous
solution
of
the
native
pro-.
bh-m"
seems,
(or
the
moment,
to
have
hypnotised
the
country
Into
a
complacent
acquiescence.
Items
of
Interest
Connected
With
League
of
Nations
Most
people
In
Geneva
believe
that
during
the
busy
moments
of
tbe
League
of
Nation
It
la
a
struggle
between
the
League
and
Mussolini
to
see
who
wUI
get
on
the
(lrst
page
of
newspaper
world
wide.
But
despite
publicity
which
la
given
League
doings
there
are
some
people
who
do
not
know
thai
the
League
functions
regularly
ever
day
throughout
tbe
year,
and
that
there
at
the
Secretariat
at
Geneva
a
stall
of
about
seven
hundred
people,
if
the
International
Labor
office
la
included.
Few
atorles
about
the
League
are
itomplete
without
Involving
American.
yarn
1
told
about
an
American
League
enthusiast
who
returned
to
his
country
and
described
to
his
favorite
barber
all
about
how
things
were
being
dene
.
at
Geneva's
Institution
of
peace
end
conciliation.
When
the
American
had
concluded
his
glowing
account,
to
which
the
barber
listened
respectfully
end
with
'deep
Interest.'
the
coiffeur
turned
to
his
client
and
saldV
"Yes.
that's
all
very
Interesting,
but
what
I
want
to
know
ta
"tt
hat's
the
relation
between
this
League
you've
been
telling
me
about
and
the
League
which
was
tounded
by
President
Wilson."
Under
the
Covenant
of
the
League
It
Is
obligatory
to
make
no
distinction
between
the
sexes
in,
apportioning
position
oa
the
Secretariat.
A
number
of
women
oecupy
positions
of
(lrst
importance.
For
Instance;
pame
Kachel
Crowdy.
who
did
heroic
work
In
tbe
war
at
the
front
with
the
British
Red
Cross.,.
nd,
who
reeently
made
a
lecture
tour
of
the
United
BUtes.
directs
the
social
section,
which
includes
the
problems
of
opium,
protection
of
women,
and
the
promotion
of
child
welfare.
Miss
Florence
Wilson,
an
American
girl,
who
did
research
work
for
the
American
delegation
during
the
peace
conference,
organized
the
League
of
Natrons
library.
She
must
relinquish
her
position
the
first
of
the
year,
how-'
ever.
In
order
to
make
way
for
Ger
mans,
who
must
now
be
brought
Into
the
machinery
result
of
Germany's
entry
Into
the
league.
One
of
Sir
Eric
Drummond's
big
Jobs
is
to
satisfy
the
fifty-six
countries
members
.
of
the
League,
all
of
whom
wish
'
to
have
representative
In
the
League
secretariat.
There
la
a
ten
dency
.on
the
part
of
smaller
atalea
to
complain
against
the
predominant
representation
ol
larger
countries,
like
England
and
France.
Although
the
United
States
Is
not
a
member
of
the
League
there
are
three
American
men
who
are
doing
conspicuous
work
there.
One
la
Howard
Huston
of
Mlnot.
North
Dakota,
who
Is
the
business
manager
ot
the
Institution;
another
Is
Arthur
Bullard
ot
Washing
ton,
who
Is
assistant
chief
ot
the
In
formation
Section;
and
a
third
Is
Hunt
ington
OUchrlst,
of
Auburn.
New
York,
who
Is
assistant
director
ot
the
man
INDIGESTION
Gas
on
Stomach
Caused
Severe
Pains
Mr.
C.
F.
Ylieeler,
R.B.
No.
1,
(lien
Kwen.
Sank.,
writtas-
-"For
years
my
eldest
son
suffered"
from
neTere
pains,
arid
agony
from
imperfect
digestion,
lie
dieted
and
used
artificial
digestantK,
Imt
all
to
no
avail.
At
last
I
got
hia
a
tattle
of
1
and
he
had
net
taken
the
whole
bottle
before
he
wm
greatly
mllaved.
Tito
svara
stomach
attacks
eased,
there
was
no
more
gas
on
the
itomaah,
and
he
could
est
anything
he
wished,"
Put
up
olj
by
The
T.
Uilburu
Co.,
44gdted,
Toronto,
Oat,
dates
section.
The
Americans
at
the
League
have
formed
one
of
the
smallest
American
Legion
Clubs
In
the
world
and
Mr.
Huston,
one
of
its
officers,
baa
Invited
members
of
the
Legion
to
visit
the
in
ternational
organizations
of
Oeneva
alter
they
have
completed
the
Paris
convention.
Tennis
and
golf
are
favorite
pastime
of
the
several
hundred
girls
who
are
employed
at
the
League.
Sport
Is
advocated
by
League
leaders
as
one
means
of
keeping
foreign
girls
satisfied
through
the
rather
dreary
winters
of
Oeneva.
Market
Prices
L.IKD
Pure
28c
Compound
25c
Etins
B.C.
fresh,
pullets
60c
B.C.
fresh,
firsts
55c
B.C.
fresh,
extras
60c
Local
new
laid
85c
and
70c
Alberta
fresh,
second
40c
FISH
Halibut,
lb
25o
Salmon,
red
spring,
lb
25c
Salmon,
white
spring
12
He
Smoked
kippers,
lb
15c
Kippered
salmon,
lb
25c
Smoked
black
cod.
lb
22
Finnan
haddies.
lb
20c
Salt
mackerel,
lb
25c
Eastern
salt
herring,
2
tor
25c
Salt
codfish
fillets,
lb
30c
Boneless
salt
cod
bricks,
lb
25c
MEATS
Fowl,
No.
1
lb
35c
to
40e
Roasting
chicken,
lb
45c
to
50c
Ham.
sliced,
first
grade
60c
Ham.
whole,
first
grade
50c
Ham.
picnic,
lb
35c
Cottage
rolls,
lb
40c
Bacon,
back,
sliced
65c
Bacon,
side
50c
to
65c
Pork,
dry
salt
35c
Ayrshire
bacon,
lb
45c
Veal,
shoulder
25c
Veal,
loin
0c
Veal,
leg
40c
Pork,
shoulder
30c
Pork,
loin
45c
Pork,
leg
,
42c
Beef,
pot
roast
........
12
He
to
180
Beet,
boiling
.
10O
to
12o
Beef,
steak
v-.
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.
25c
to
40c
Beet
oast,
prune
rib
30c
Lamb,
chops
80c
Lamb,
shoulder
S5c
Mutton,
leg
40c
Lamb,
leg
48c
Mutton,
chops
'..
40C
Mutton
shoulder
30c
HUTTEK
Brooktleld.
Shamrock
and
Woodland.
2
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E.C.D..
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85c
Capital,
2nd
grade,
lb
40c
Prater
Vallev.
lb
450
CHEESE
Ontario
solids
30o
Gtllten,
lb.
S5c
Kraft
45c
Norwegian
Goat
.'
65c
Napoleon
Llmberger
,.v.
...
70c
Roauefort
75c
i
Swifts'
Buttercuplb.
A.V.
..U...
...
.
45c
Gorgomola,
lb
75c
I
McLaren'
Cream,
Jars
....
45c
and
85o
laruyere
800
iOolden
Leaf,
lb
3c
f
VEllKT.VBLES
I
New
beets,
bunch
6c
!
Beets.
6
lbs
25c
100
lbs.
W-W
Nw
rnr
rota,
buuth
8c
n.C.
Carrots,
lb
3
100
lbs
8l
Rutebagae,
6
lb
25c
100
lbs
M-78
blended
uoatdtC
Great
Clean
Sweep
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From
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