PAGE
SIX
For
Xmas
Giving
Perfumes
in
single
bottles
25c
to
$13.50
Perfume
Sets,
$1.70
to
$20.00
.Manicure
Sets
$2.00
to
$22.00
French
Ivory
Sets
$2.00
to
$25.00
French
Ivory
by
the
single
piece.
Clocks,
Brushes,
Trays,
.Mirrors
Combs
Perfume
Mottles
-Manicure
Articles
etc
RupertPhapmacy
Prescription
Specialists
We
Deliver.
Phone
91
Desseit
:
Specials
For
the
Week-end.
Crushed
Pineapple,
2's,
3
for
85c
Singapore
Pineapple,
2's,
7
for
$1.00
Peaches,
2's,
3
for
85c
Peaches,
2W.
3
for
.
.
$1.30
Empress
Cherry
Jam
,4's,
per
tin
90c
Empress
Strawberry
Jam,
4's,
per
tin
90c
Empress
Raspberry
Jam,
4's,
per
tin
90c
Empress
Blackberry.
Plum,
Greengage,
Red
Currant
and
Apricot,
per
tin
.
.
75c
Orange
Marmalade,
4's,
2
for
$1.25
Pears,
Bartlett,
2's,
3
for
85c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
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:
Out
I
SALE
NOW
IN
FULL
SWING
Many
Bargains
in
COATS
DRESSES
HATS
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Third
Ave.
Phone
651
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your
head
aches,
or
reading
or
work
strain?
your
eyes,
or
if
you
are
the
least
bit
doubtful
about
the
efficiency
of
your
eyes
then
consult
us!
Glares
are
intended
to
make
up
for
the
deficiency
in
your
eyesight.
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large
patronage
shows
thai
we.
know
how
to
produce
sucli
glasses.
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Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
end
Spruce
Per
load
$6.50
Per
half
load
3.D0
Per
sack
60
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DEATH
RATE
IS
GROWING
(continued
from
page
one)
year
-US
eieeed
22.000.
Suicide
Increased
10
per
cent
during
the
year.
while
death
by
murder
how
a
drop
of
7
per
cent.
Mr.
Nollen
pointed
out,
however,
that
thl
yearl
increase
In
mortality
ahould
not
be
taken
as
indicative
of
the
trend
covering
recent
year;
In
last,
a
decided
improvement
lu
mortality
ha
been
shown
over
a
term
of
year
recently
which
was
most
encouraging.
Notwithstanding
the
current
increase
in
the
mortality
rate
over
Iat
year,
there
appears
a
substantial
decrease
since
1920.
The
death
rate
among
Insured
person
then
was
958
per
100.000.
but
In
1924
It
his
dropped
to
B68.
a
gain
of
90
live
per
100,000
persons
Insured.
This
shows
a
decrease
In
the
morality
rat
in
sir
years
of
more
than
9
per
cent.
"As
might
be
expected."
said
Mr.
Nollen,
"there
Is
a
fluctuation
In
the
aggregate
rate
of
death
In
a
population
from
year
to
year
and
also
In
the
re
lative
magnitude
of
the
rate
of
loss
due
to
the
various
causes
of
death.
that
we
should
observe
the
change
that
have
occurred
over
a
period
of
years
to
measure
the
effect
of
such
conditions
as
we
know,
or
may
assume,
to
have
been
a
factor
in
the
result.
Let
us
take"
a
record
of
the
mortality
experience
of
life
insurance
policyholders
a
tabulated
for
the
year
1920
to
1926.
Inclusive.
For
example,
in
1920.
tuberculosis
caused
the
highest
number
of
deaths,
with
an
averr
age
of
nearly
118
to
each
100.000
of
exposed
lives.
In
1921.
thl
rate
dropped
Just
below
100.
and
has
continue!
to
descend
until
the
rate
for
the
first
ten
months
of
the
current
year
approximates
81
per
100,000.
Compare
this
with
the
deaths
due
to
organic
disease
of
the
heart
which
ranked
the
next
highest
la
1920.
with
an
average
ot
110
deaths
per
100.000.
Although
there
wa
a
alight
Improvement
in
1921.
lnce
then
there
has
been
a
rather
regular
increase
until
the
10
months
for
the
current
year
show
that
the
rate
has
risen
to
more
than
127
per
100,000.
thus
taking
the
lead
among
all
causes
"Applying
these
Insurance
death
claim
figures
to
the
estimated
present
popu
lation
of
the
United
State,
it
means
that
there
are
over
20.000
more
person
dying
from
organic
heart
diseases
this
year
than
there
would
have
been
had
the
rate
for
1920
prevailed;
but
there
are
over
30.000
fewer
deaths
from
tuber-
New
Supplies
of
Mens
Clothing
arriving
regularly.
For
Prices
and
Quality
Don't
Forget
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
H.
Miller
Proprietor
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Cut
Trimmings
at
low
price
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Ntxt
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Ave
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
IS.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing
Team
or
Motor
Ben
Ice.
ttoal
Band
and
Gravel
Wa
Specialize
In
Han
an1
Furniture
Gevlnp
MILK
Cash
price
of
tickets
is
advanced
to
6
Quarts
for
$1.00
11
Pints
for
$1.00
(Joinnienniig
November
1.
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657.
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Rorie
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
AND
AUDITOR
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387
11
hecund
Avenue
West,
Prime
Hupert
Purity
j
Apricot
Jam,
4
lb.
tins
.
.
Rt
e'.
Blackberry
Jam,
4
ib.
tins
Loganberry
Jam,
4
lb.,
tins
..
05c
j
Gooseberry
Jam,
4
lb.
tins
bJCjbe
Greengage
Jam,
4
Ib.
tins
G5c.
Black
Currant
Jam,
4
lb.,
tins
73c
Cherry
Jam,
4
lb.
tin
73c
Strawberry
and
Haspbcrry
Jam,
4
Ib.
tins
:...
75c
Raspberry
Jam,
4
lb.
tin
75c
We
deliver
to
all
pari
of
the
city
and
guarantee
our
her
vice.
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phone
15
and
571
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DAILY
NEWS
Saturday
December
n
1526
mm
Ik
.iijtf
tfj1C
TTT-1
1
1
AMr.nlrl
have
Baker
s
Breakfast
Cocoa
The
Household
Choice
for
many
Gcncratio)is
A
delidous,
pure
and
wholesome
food
beverage,
made
only
of
high
grade
cocoa
beans,
carefully
blended
and
prepared
by
a
perfect
mechanical
process,
no
chemicals
being
used
WALTER
BAKER
8C
CO.
Limited
Established
1780
,
DORCHESTER,
MASS.
Canadian
Mills
at
Montreal
a
Booklet
of
Choice
Recipes
tent
free
culoila
thl
year
than
the
rate
alz
year
ago
would
have
caused.
Pneumonia.
which
shos
a
marked
rue
within
the
j
pan
year,
following
a
decrease
for
the
'
two
preceding
year,
ha
not
returned
to
the
high
rale
that
prevailed
eu.
The
recent
downward
trend
In
death
year
ago.
The
progress
in
the
tnflu-'
from
certain
cause
such
a
tuberrulas-ua
1
rate
Is
similar
to
thst
of
pneumonia
Is.
typhoid
fever
and
contagious
diseases
both
diseases
remaining
far
below
may
be
credited
to
co-operatton
among
their
loa
ratio
in
1920
but
above
the
!
rate
than
prevailed
In
1921
and
each
i
lengthening
of
human
life,
pointed
out
year
since
that
time.
Death
due
tojur.
Nollen.
He
noted,
especially,
the
cancer
have
shown
a
steady
rise
each
.
medical
and
surgical
professions
and
i
year,
and
there
has
also
been
a
chanze
la
tendency
with
recent
increase
in
j
deaths
due
to
Bright'
disease,
leaving
'
I
the
rate
about
the
same
as
six
year
1
Flavor
made
Deaths
resulting
solely
from
children'
diseases
bring
the
total
up
to
W8.
an
Increase
over
the
preceding
year
of
33
per
cent,
or
About
33
more
death
In
thl
hypothetical
community
of
100.000
soul.
vsrlou
agencies
working
towards
the
their
allied
scientific
workers:
bealtti
bureaus,
federal,
atate
and
local,
wider
distribution
of
hospital
facilities:
lift
Insurance
companies
through
payment
"8o
far."
continued
Hr.
Nollen.
"the
agencies
for
life
saving
have
been
chiefly
concerned
with
the
control
of
disease
as
a
community
problem
that
type
of
dis
ease
which
manifest
symptom
that
are
generally
apparent
and
in
which
the
health
agencies,
both
medical
and
gov
ernmental,
can
take
the
Initiative
ot
control
and
regulation.
The
disease
which
have
shown
an
increase
In
ratio
and
particularly
those
pertaining
to
the
mature
and
later
period
of
life-
are
of
such
a
personal
nature
that
they
do
not
readily
become
a'
matter
of
community
concern.
Therefore,
any
move
ment
in
the
direction
of
their
cure
or
control
must
be
left
wholly
to
Individual
Initiative:
and
It
1
thl
personal
rri
possibility
for
the
fight
against
fatalities
from
disease
and
accident
that
I
seek
to
emphasize.
The
fact
that
disease
of
the
heart
and
other
parts
of
the
circu
latory
system,
of
the
kidney,
brain
and
nervous
system,
may
exlat
fcr
a
long
period
of
time
without
any
warning
or
specifically
noticeable
discomfort
ac
count
for
the
progress
of
these
disease
to
a
serious
stage
before
a
cure
1
called
for
by
the
individual.
I'lKIOIlIC
l:AMINATIOV
"A
periodic
examination
by
a
physician,
dentist
and
oculist
my
disclose
a
defect
in
It
early
stage
and
give
knowledge
of
it
condition
in
time
to
effect
a
cure
or
drier
the
development
of
the
disease
to
a
fatal
aUge.
Buch
periodic
examination
should
be
generally
encouraged.
Hertln
He
the
only
hope
of
Improvement
In
the
average
ratio
of
premature
death
due
to
degenerative
diseases.
Every
ftmllv
should
view
the
phystdsn
not
at
as
a
last
resort
for
cure,
i
but
as
medical
counsellor
whose
function
I
Is
to
mske
periodic
surveys
and
aid
In;
maintaining
a
slate
of
health.
This
will
i
Include
the
regulation
of
diet,
a
well
I
a
personal
hygiene,
and
even
a
proper,
prescription
for
the
use
of
leisure
and
j
wholesome
recreation.
J
"Every
movement
for
progress
has
depended
upon
a
long
campaign
of
education,
and
there
I
no
exception
In
the
cultivation
of
a
sense
of
individual
re-
sponslbllity
in
matters
of
health
andi
obligation
to
society.
Buch
a
campaign
I
of
education
has
already
been
engaged
r
Iruby.
sucae
of
the
members
of
this
ioc
sociatlon.
aVd
qoubtle
much
could
be
accomplished
by
a
larger
participation
of
prjKiia.
me
extension
of
emc
(health
centers
throughout
the
country
I
ago
Although
the
death
rate
from
tjr-1
to
beneficiaries
and
elf
are
work;
safety
phoid
fever
has
been
reduced
each
year.
I
devices
In
industrial
plants
and
the
the
most
marked
decline
during
the
collection
of
vital
statistics.
He
then
'
seven-year
period
wa
in
the
present
j
made
a
plea
for
further
co-operation
of
'
year,
reducing
it
to
about
two-third
;
each
individual
citizen
to
bring
the
work
jo!
that
shown
In
1920.
an
eloquent
trt-
jot
these
agencies
to
the
point
of
attain-,
bute
to
the
many
years
of
persistent
'
able
perfection.
human
effort
in
life
saving,
which
ha
I
reduced
its
victims
to
about
one-ninth
1
of
the
toll
of
thl
mence
28
years
ago.
iit(i!AKV
rim
nr.
i
In
order
to
show
just
what
the
current
i
mortality
trends
mean.
Mr.
Nollen
drew
!
a
picture
of
an
Imaginary
community
of
j
100.000
policy-holders,
and
applied
this
I
year
death
rate.
Fatalities
would
be
;
recorded
as
follows,
he
said:
Prom
or-'
ganlc
diseases
of
the
heart.
127:
from
.
pneumonia,
88:
from
tuberculosis.
(1.
cancer.
72;
Brigbt'a
disease.
68;
apoplexy.
54;
influenza.
25:
automobile
accidents.
10:
suicides
and
homicides.
18,
and
the
'
tatal
death
from
all
cause
relating
principally
to
adult
life
amount
to
824.
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Heinz
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8
tins
Heinz
Tomato
Soup,
small
5
tins
Heinz
Tomato
Soup,
medium
05c
8
tins
Heinz
Pork
&
Beans,
small
95c
5
tins
Heinz
Pork
&
Deans,
medl-
!
urn
95c
1
3
bottles
Heinz
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large
95c
!l
Heinz
Chili
Sauce
!l
Heinz
Pork
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Beans,
small
jl
Heinz
Tomato
Soup,
small
,
1
Heinz
Spaghetti,
small
'l
Heinz
Vinegar,
10
oz.
I
All
5
for
93c
1
Heinz
Salad
Cream
1
Heinz
India
Relish
1
Heinz
Tomato
Soup,
small
1
Heinz
Pork
&
Beans,
small
All
1
for
93c
1
Heinz
Sweet
Mixed
Pickles
1
Heinz
Pork
&
Beans,
medium
1
Heinz
Tomato
Soup,
medium
1
Heinz
Spaghetti,
medium
All
1
for
95c
A
JAM
hl'KLlAIOS
Mil.
I.
I12S
r..
.
Plum
or
Prune.
4
lb.
tins
..
3f)c
1
Peach
Jam,
4
lb.
tins
C3c!a"
wlnlee
in
health
and
safety
msde
unlverssl.
and
there
should
be
ah
'extension
of
registration
of
morbid
ity,
as
well
as
of
death
and
births.
That
will
also
require
further
rnnghteument
of
thd
-puWlc.
to
which
the
membere
of
this
aj&oclatloa
can
largely
contribute."
Referring
to
the
'growing
appreciation
among
the
people
of
the
value
of
pure
air.
sterilized
water,
wholesome
food,
sanitary
surrounding,
well-directed
recreation
and
consideration
for
the
life
of
othera
In
every
activity.
'In
the
promotion
of
the
prosperity
of
the
community,
Mr.
Nollen
continued:
"It
would
be
alarming
if
the
human
race
were
handicapped
by
lessened
powers
of
re-slstence
to
the
strains
of
our
socially
in-ctasiug
o
a
..
for
i
Rv...-
jt.
mmm.
XMAS
SHOPPING
A
PLEASURE
at
Heilbroner's
Gift
Shop
Two
floor
clocked
with
as
fine
an
usbortnicnl
of
Rlfla
jim
)tfiT
will
find
in
nny
hori.
in
the
larj;c
centres.
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
will
MirpriM
you.
No
matter
how
nmnll
a
purchase
you
wlth
to
make,
wc
hate
Mjmtihln
to
witiufy
your
demand.
Our
Prices
are
equal
to
nny
in
Canada
wc
buy
all
our
Roods
for
hpot
rash.
You
Get
The
Benefit
Moth
upstairs
und
down,
polite
nr.d
courteous
employees
will
give
jou
etery
nhi,tnnrr
In
making
our
r-eleclion.
Shop
in
the
morning
and
we
will
be
able
to
jjite
you
ctcn
be
Iter
M'rvice.
The
Diamond
Specialist.
let
us
have
faith
that
there
ts
an
uza
pi
potential
reserve
of
human
viuM't)
and
seek
a
method
of
Improvement
of
condition
promoting
health
and
vigor
"
Waterfront
Whiffs
hi
icoutinucd
from
page
taoi
away
That
was
once
Lew
talked
too
loud.
Ulnar
work
to
the
way
of
fee
tank.
lasuUstaoe
as
being
done
on
the
hois-bat
schooners
Kaien.
Pair
of
Jack
aa4
Tentea.
C.
K
K
motorsiup
UMtora.
Oaf.
I
Dsn
kUKionon.
I
ih
port
vita
too
of
coal
for
Albert
A
MeOaSeff.
The
will
los
wisest
sere
ess
Hige
'
for
a
return
cargo
which
will
be
tfl
Uvered
to
Seattle.
If
one
wondered
wtsat
wall
the
oaset-motion
and
loud
tsUlug
oa
the
waterfront
on
Tbursosr
afteraewi
osteal.
It
might
be
xpausvd
tfcat
Alts
6
Hit
aad
Ooh
Thomas
were
doing
their
MuS
in
handling
the
lines
ot
the
Incoming
gralo
ship
Tptes
Mara,
a
Ml
it
souudeo
anything
but
saintly.
m
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iii.ua
mmh
Sale
of
the
halibut
schooner
lit)
by
Chris
HevmaUer
to
Pete
Andefton.
formerly
of
the
Caygroa.
aad
John
a
Olio
Moen
wa
r
ported
tat
week
The
Helen,
which
v
one
of
Us
Man
boats
tn
this
year
fishing,
la
practically
new.
having
been
built
last
win
ter
at
the
McLean
way.
The
Is
36
fee
long,
ha
a
Danish
engine
and
carrlr
a
crew
of
three.
Cspt.
Jim
Field
returned
thl
weal
cn
hi
Narthern
Cxatunge
from
a
cruise
to
the
.
Queen
Charlotte
I-Isnds
a
far
a
Capt.
8l
Jama
antt
west.
Jim
waa
prospecting
for
a
can-nny
site
which
he
found.
Nov.
sll
he
wants
la
tlx
financial
backing
aad
on
cf
the
snappiest
little
canneries
wesi
or
east
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
the
result.
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