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and
the
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to
the
motto
of
the
Navr
League,
according
to
Captain
O.
F.
.
,
movement
is
imwn
-atonic,
ortsenlier
far
th.i
k,.
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:,d
and
the
cafe
is
a
utre
rrorganlBinc
the
local
braneh
of
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r
quality
of
Jfold
fill-!
"
league
and
who
ha
already
the
While
or
yellow
tr-
ejection
of
officers
and
in
ribbon
attachment.
,tTOB
ear-entire
committee
guarantee
them
to
I!
cff,n
Mm
tow
of
the
desire
of
a,
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all
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m
vrrr)
port
Thlt
wu
'
far
the
purpose,
not
only
of
giving
the
lxj
(tatalng
In
seunaiiahip
but
also
to
Impreac
en
Canadian
people
the
im-'
P"
'
Uie
tea
interests
of
the
i
wintry.
Particularly
thw
w
needed!
In
the
central
provinces
of
Canada.
I
HO
f.tKi
IX
Mill's
j
Telling
of
conversation
with
a
peraon
In
one
of
the
central
province
on
tliu
'
ub)ect.
the
Captain
aald
that
the
man
!
remarked
"What
e
want
it
not
thlpi
but
box
can
-
He
did
not
realise
the
I
need
of
dUpoalnc
of
the
1jeat
after
I
It
tot
to
the
seaboard
and
of
protect-
'
ing
the
interests
of
the
saitora
through-
!
out
the
voyage.
What
was
true
of
j
a
heat
a
true
of
every
other
eammod-
'
'ity
l
)
While
the
Navy
League
is
not
a
relig
ious
organization,
the
speaker
said
he
Driieied
that
the
cause
of
religion
was
I
advanced
by
advancing
the
ume
when
i
the
righteous
rule
of
the
British
Em-',
p:rt
would
cover
the
earth.
The
maln-'traanee
of
law
and
order
was
just
aa
urtpuruiit
today
aa
ever
He
referred
to
.
retei.t
piracies
and
asked
wfeat
the
j
condition
would
tie
Uke
were
it
not
for
the
Bnuh
navy.
The
piracies
to
which
he
referred
were
Just
as
bad
it
!he
middle
UI'rHIK
IliCKtklMi
AWAY
Captain
Morrla
aald
be
refrained
from
asyuig
anything
afratit
the
strengthen
-lag
of
the
tie
Matflnf
Canada
to
the
empire
but
be
would
sunpiy
mention
TIM
U
Hit
SALB
XS335
That
will
be
offered
for
sale
by
Pub-Ur
Auction
at
the
oil
ice
of
the
Dietnct
f
niter
at
Priuce
Bupert.
li
C.
at
10
sm
on
the
ttb
day
of
December.
1926.
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XtHi.
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cut
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Hemlock
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suyuoe
unable
u
attend
the
Auction
Ut
jnsuii
may
ubmlt
a
sealed
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
i
treated
as
one
bid
One
year
will
be
kUowed
'or
the
removal
of
this
Umber
rMrthrr
particulars
of
the
Chief
rjr-
sirr.
Victoria,
or
District
Forester.
mure
Rupert.
B
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T1M1IEK
SALE
X
1302
'
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
U
muter
of
Loads
at
Victoria.
BO,
not
Ister
than
noon
on
the
3rd
day
of
De-
crmber.
IV3S.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X4JOJ.
to
cut
0MJM0
FJJil.
of
Spruce.
Heralock
and
Cedar,
on
in
area
i
lusted
on
Maude
Island
adjoining
Lou
400
and
441.
Skldegate
Inlet,
Queen
Chariot
tc
Islands
Two
1
2)
years
will
be
allowed
for
re.
moval
of
timber.
i
runner
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria.
B.C.
or
District
Forester
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
j
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TI.MI.EK
SALE
X8U0.
'
Sealed
Tenders
marked.
Tender
on
tlO.-
ill
be
received
by
the
Honour-'able.
tbe
Minister
of
Lands,
at
Victoria.
Be
up
to
twelve
o'clock
noon
on
the
4th
day
of
January.
1927.
for
the
purchase
of
Pulp
Licence
X8440.
to
cut
timber
situated
on
Orahsm
Uland.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
District.
Thirty
years
wlU
be
allowed
for
the
removal
of
the
timber.
All
tenders
must
comply
with
Section
19
of
the
"Forest
Act."
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
.
,
,
Further
particulars
may
be
had
from
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria,
B
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...
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Money!
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own
hard
or
eoh
soap
by
using
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FULL
DIRECTIONS
WITH
EVERY
CAM
.
a
C
Ullo
MA-
.iiri'iinu
i
-
-
Uiat
there
was
a
movement
on
foot
in
every
province
to
bring
about
either
an
8dexident
Canada
or
to
Join
with
the
'Jhlted
States
He
admitted
there
were
tome
economic
argument
favoring
either
of
these
but
when
they
oonstder
the
Influence
of
Canada
a
a
nation
In
the
world
it
wb
plain
that
a
a
part
of
the
British
Empire
she
became
one
f
the
great
world
influences.
He
Uxnight
people
would
lift
their
voices
against
any
move
to
break
away.
One
way
to
do
this
was
to
create
a
sea-conscious
spirit.
To
give
to
the
boys
and
girls
of
today
the
stories
of
the
ajreat
men
who
made
tbe
Empire
on
the
sea.
They
never
tired
of
listening
to
these
The
Empire
came
Into
being
by
the
sea
and
must
go
on
and
prosper
In
tfce
same
way.
The
education
in
aca-
mansblp
given
tht
members,
of
the
ladet
corps
was
a
splendid
one
and
the
Kavy
League
also
helped
use
Its
'In
fluence
where
most
needed
toward
the
ends
mentioned.
LITERARY
SOCIETIES
HOLD
MEETINGS
IN
KING
EDWARD
HIGH
liiterrollng
Ktaillngo
l'.ni)rl
by
Member
al
llejnlarlj
Weekly
Ktrnt
The
weekly
meetings
of
the
Literary
and
Debating
Society
of
the
High
School
were
held
yesterday.
The
Senior
Society
listened
to
three
readings
by
W.
Joe
Scott,
Miss
Maude
Wyatt.
and
Jack
Mackay.
Joe
Scott
took
aa
his
subject
"Lumbering."
He
described
the
sawmills
of
Canada
in
detail,
and
dwelt
on
the
various
uses
of
their
product.
He
also
described
the
manufacturing
ol
certain
bl-producta
of
lumber,
and
closed
with
an
appeal
for
forest
protection.
Miss
Maude
Wyatt
took
Uie
life
of
Pauline
Johnson.
She
traced
the,
early
yeara
and
education
of
the
Canadian
I
poetess,
and
her
first
public
appearance
'before
Young
Liberal
Association
of
To-'
ronto.
for
which
entertainment
she
wrote
"The
Song
My
Paddle
Sings."
Miss
Johnson's
tours
of
Oreat
Britain
There
U
no
better
safeguard
stslnst
cold.
chUU,
plppf.
throat
and
bd
cf,h,
th,n
,h"
lilver-wupoed
Pep
tablet.
Taking
Pep
periodically
during
trying
winterly
wither
keep
the
heaitny
"llul""
.
st
i
asmmi
1
THROAnCHESTiVLUNGS
gainst
harm
to
chest
and
lungs.
Sealed
up
In
every
Pep
tablet
are
powerful
medidnat
(ume
which
piss
with
the
breath
down
tho
throat
and
bronchial
Into
the
lungs.
Dr,
Gordon
Stable
and
other
eminent
authorities
acknowledge
Pep
Invaluable
for
young
and
old.
0
II
ihmiiim
asal.rs.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
and
Canada,
and
her
subsequent
works,
were
reviewed,
and
Miss
Wyatt
closed
by
describing
the
poets'
later
life
and
death
la
Vancouver."
Jack
Mackay
read
Sir
i.
M.
Barrle's
Istudents
of
St.
Andrew's
University.
He
I
also
quoted
numerous
incidents
in
the
lift?
of
the
famous
'sutbof.
speech
was
exceptionally
well
received.
At
the
conclusion
Bruce
Stevens
'
j
moved
a
hearty
vote
of
thanks
to
those!
1
taking
part
Cectl
Itscker
presided
and!
j
Jack
Deane
wa
secrcury.
Jt'Mnit
mi:ktimi
!
In
the
Junior
meeting
two
very
inter-jtasUng
and
Instructive
reading
werr
'
given
by
Miss
Sheila
Stuart
and
Toshio
Sakamoto.
Mlas
Stuart's
subject
was
j"The
History
of
Cansds".
and
Master'
Sakamoto's
"Timbuktu,
in
the
Sands
of
the
Sahara.":'
At
the
conclusion
of
the
meeting
Principal
Peddle
congratulated
the
speakers
on
their
splendid
work.
Miss
Amelia
Pillsbury
waa
In
tbe
chair,
and
Miss
Tom
I
Katsuyama
acted
as
secretary,
As
New
York
Sees
It
Even
the
cats
are
blase
In
New
York.
They
msy
be
seen
In
tbe
busiest
street,
seemingly
uncouceroed
about
the
traf
fic
that
speeds
past
them
as
they
Industriously
scrub
their
fur
with
moistened
psw.
The
dogs
are
less
at
ease
on
the
streets.
Seldom
are
they
seen
except
at
the
end
of
a
leash
or
muzzled.
Chivalry
doea
live
In
the
Metropolis,
reports
to
the
contrary.
A
woman
dropped
a
half-dollar
through
a
side
walk
grating
In
Seventh
avenue
and
a
messenger
boy
fished
it
out
.while
the
delivery
of
somebody's
new
hat
was
delayed.
The
Inevitable
crowd
looked"
on.
A
young
woman
lost
tbe
head
of
a
cane
In
46th
street.
A
young
man
heroically
picked
his
way
through
a
fleet
of
taxis,
halted
by
the
traffic
signal,
to
retrieve
It.
Art
is
both
the
work
and
tbe
of
artists.
Objects
and
pictures,
the
playtime
creations
M
members
of
art
clubs,
exhibited
at
the
Art
Center,
demonstrated
Jt.
Included
were
sketches,
water
colors,
etchings,
oil
paintings,
and
frontispiece
for
books
done
mostly
for
fun.
Director
Luther
Reed
was
making
scenes
along
RivertldeDrive
and
needed
a
sailor
to
make
the
atmosphere
correct.
He
took
a
"movie"
sailor
along,
with
makeup
on
his
face
and
rouge
on
his
lips.
Parked
on
a
bench
waiting
his
call
for
tbe
camera,
he
was
spied
by
two
real
sailors.
They
stopped.
Jooked'
Intently
at
the
actor
sailor,
laughed
and
cast
remarks.
Being
quite
husky,
th-"movle"
gob
had
Just
taken
a
awing
at
the
Jaw
of
one
of
bis
tormentor
when
police
dispersed
a
gathering
crowd.
Hundred
of
umbrellas
appear
on
the
streets
aa
If
by
magic,
when
It
rains,
but
the
source
Is
no
mystery.
With
his
ware
under
his
arm,
the
umbrella
merchant
goes
slipping
along
the
street
at
the
first
signs
of
a
downpour,
rescuing
stranded
wayfarers
from
packed
doorways.
Fifth
Avenue
la
leading
the
Main
Street
of
the
country
In
tbe
shop
window
blooms
springing
up
In
the
path
of
a
Queen.
From
the
costly
courtiers'
mansions,
with
their
heavily
embroidered
and
beaded
"Rumanian
native
cos
tumes,"
to
the
tlnest
shoe
shop
with
Its
central
window
model
labeled
"Queen
Marie
Wear
All
Lizard
Shoes,"
the
stores
of
New
York
are
foUowing
tip
Queen
Marie's
short
visit
with
a
prolonged
exploitation
of
the
Queenly
ward-robe.
Another
thing
that
New
York
women
are
"going"
In
for"
Is
the
"cauliflower
Industry.
Those;
so
engaged
are
'not
to
be
seen
In
floppy
straw
hats'
in
backyard
gardens,
buX
In
the
more,
elaborate
and
less'
rustic
New
Madison
Square
Our
den,
where
the
new
crop
of
"heavies"
and
other
classes
of
prize
fighters
are
to
be
seen.
Garden
officials
attribute
the
Increased
attendance
of
women
to
the
bettered
conditions
under
which
fights
are
now
ataged.
While
Queen
Marie
waa
a
guest
of
tbe
city
It
was
not
unusual
to
aee
traffic
halted
when
automobiles
of
her
party
raced
down
a
thoroughfare.
Cartoonists
now
credit
traffic
policemen
with
addressing
the
question.
"Who
do
you
think
you
are,
the
queen
of
Rumania?"
to
driver
who
disregard
signals.
A
subway
gave
a
new
excuse
for
I
walking
stick.
He
said
he
preferred
'leaning
on
a
caue
to
hanging
from
a
i
strap.
However,
the
straps
still
bear
the
brunt
of
the
traffic.
The
drove
that
gave
Grove
street
la
Greenwich
village
It
name
has
disappeared.
Originally
a
group
of
trees,
the
ravages
of
time
reduced
them
gradually
In
numbers
until
In
the
last
year
only
one
tree
remained.
A
receat
storm
swept
that
away
and
now
the
grove
Is
only
another
village
memory.
Watson
Barratt.
Shubert's
theatrical
scenery
designer,
says
the
bedroom
fsree
scenes
of
recent
years
have
sur
feited
blm
with
beds.
"I
have
done
bedrooms
for
the
revue
and
the
farce
until
I
feel
like
King
Solomon's
chambermaid,"
he
aald.
'The
show
have
kept
me
busy
turning
out
'
every
kind
from
that
of
the
adven-
turess
or
the
emperor
to
that
of
the
or
dl&ary
mortal."
Incidentally,
a
bid-
isthefworite
hi
rAM
aft
f
thousands
n..
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MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
CLOTHING
at
Montreal
Prices
Take
advantage
of
our
Montreal
prices
save
money!
Our
goods
are
first
cla
in
every
respect
and
we
welcome
your
thorough
inspection
before
purchasing.
We
have
to
keep
our
large
stock
turning
over
but
in
this
we
need
your
support
we
cannot
remain
in
business
without
it.
Kesides,
it
is
to
your
own
advantage
to
buy
where
you
get
the
most
value.
BUY
AT
.MONTREAL
PRICES
AND
SAVE
MONEY
I
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
Third
Avenue.
room
is
among
the
scenes
for
which
he
has
Just
made
Impressionistic
designs.
When
the
New
York
"copper"
tires
of
twirling
his
night
stick
in
his
hand
he
lungs
It
by
Its
leather
thong
to
but
shield.
.
WHISTLEAGUE
i:ik.
Oddfellow
and
St.
Oeorge's
(Seal
Coe)
Were
Winner
Lat
Night
Results
of
last
night'
fixtures
In
the
men's
section
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
were
as
follows:
St.
Andrew's
vs
Moose
postponed.
Elks
8f
Sons
of
"
Canada
'4.
I.O.O.P.
.8.
St.
George'
(City),
1.
St.
Oeorge'a
(Seil
Cove).
6.
Knights
of
Pythias
S.
W.
L.
Pts.
Moose
4
0
4
Elks
S
1
3
St.
Oeorge's
(Seal
Cove)
8
2
3
I.O.O.F
3
2
3
St.
George'
(City)
..
2
3
2
Sons
of
Canada
1
3
1
K.
o
fP.
1
3
I
St.
Andrew's
0
3
0
WATER
NOTICE
MVKKSIOX
AMI
I'SE.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Gosse
Packing
Company.
Limited,
whose
address
is
Vancouver.
BC
will
apply
tor
a
licence
to
take
and
use
100.000
gallons
per
day
of
water
out
of
Unnamed
stream,
which
flows
northwesterly
and
drains
Into
Captain's
Cove
at
head
of
Captain's
Cove.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
about
700
feet
from
mouth
and
will
be
used
for
commercial
and
domestic
purposes
upon
the
land
described
as
Lot
1253,
Range
4.
Coast
District.
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
on
the
4th
dsy
of
November,
1926.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
r'Water
Act"
will
be
filed
in
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Itupert,
DC.
Objections
to
the
application
may
be
filed
with
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Rights.
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria,
B.C..
within
thirty
day
after
the
first
appearance
of
this
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
notice
Is
November
10.
1834.
OOSSE
PACKINO
COMPANY
LTD.
Applicant.
By
J.
F.
Strang,
Agent.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
T
FOR
tSA
III
the
Lm1
Recording
District
or
Atlln
Mlulnir
Hlnsli.n
or
c.ansisr
District.
TAkK
MiTICi:
ttut
Hie
Lnglneer
Oold
sillies,
Ltd.,
Inc.
a
reitUlerml
minim
com-natty
viwrslmit
within
Hie
ITtiHice
ut
frl-tlh
rolunilua.
jnvuialln,
a
luiuliur
coin-........
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fnr
ritrilmrrt
lease
lr
m
rouawiiif
mt.iiI
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l
r...
......!.
al
m
rut
nil
Hi
Pit
ihmit
600
Kftrt
Tret
dIMsnt
in
an
Easterly
direction
rroin
th
Norm
Vet
corner
of
Lot
4Si.
Skylark
lMlneral
Clslm.
situated
st
the
mouth
of
Wauu
Klver.
on
Taku
Arm
f
Tlsh
Lake,
il.cni-e
m
a
Nnrllierly
dlreriloi
J
reet.
tticnre
Easterly
iu
reel,
inenrn
Southerly
180
feel
more
or
less
t.
nigh
water
nms,
uifi
more
or
less
l
lin
of
eommenceinenl
and
cunislMlwr
fl.l
acw-s
iiwwwku.
Located
thl
1th
1jv
of
(Signed
"r,nl.
J.
B.
MILLER,
Proprietor.
SEND
IT
TO
THE
-:-
LAUNDRY
-:-
ALL
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
Including
three
distinct
services
for
Family
Work,
viz.:
SOFT
FINISH.
TIIRIF-T-SERVICE
and
WET
WASH
at
most
reasonable
prices.
DRY
CLEANING,
PRESSING
AND
REPAIRING
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
118
and
we
will
do
the
rest.
Ranadian
National
Qfo
Large
ft
Railway
Syftcm
in
America
Steamship
and
Train
Service
s.s.
PKINCE
KI'I'CKT
will
leuve
PKINCE
IUTERT
for
VANCOt
VF.lt.
VICTORIA.
SEATTLE,
autl
Intermediate
points
each
I
ItlllAY
at
8
a.m.
rKINCE
IUTERT
for
8TEH
ART
ami
JNVI1V,
WEIINKSU.IV,
10
pjn.
PKINCE
JOHN
for
VANt'tll'VKK
via
(Jl'KEX
CIIAUI.OTTE
ISLlMiS.
fortaltbtlv.
PASSEXC.ER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
Rl'I'ERT
Earn
MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY
and
SATl'RDAY
ut
11.30
a.m.
for
PRINCE
(KOKtiE,
EDMONTON,
UTNNIt'Mi.
all
ioUits
Eastern
Canada.
1
nlted
Males.
AI1KN0Y
ALL
OCEAN
hTEAMSHIP
LINKS.
I'se
Cuuadlan
National
Express
ror
Money
Order.
Foreign
('lienors,
etc.,
also
fnr
jour
next
shipment.
CITY
TICKET
Ot'lTCE,
3W
TIIII1I)
AVE..
PRINCE
KI
PKRT.
Phone
tm
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
f
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leas
Land
In
I'rlnr
ttunerl
Land
llerordlnir
OH
irirt.
and
situ-ite
t
Jedway
Harbor,
Quern
t'.larlolle
IsUihIs,
TAKE
,OTlt:K
that
Somerville
Cannery
Coinnany.
Ltd.,
Vsnrouvrr,
B.C.
oecupalton
l'lh
Parkers,
tnleixts
to'
pply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
denrrtbed
land;
-
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
southensl
corner
ot
the
Tugo
Mineral
Claim,
follow
linr
tlie
easterly
bmimUry
in
lorttierlr
dlns-ilon
ill
chains;
thrure
Diirlheasti'i-lr
1)
chains
to
high
water
mark;
thritre
southeasterly
along
the
hlirtt
water
rn.uk
Id
rluius;
thciwe
southwesterly;
I
H
chains,
more
or
less,
to
the
IH.lnl
of
cowuM'ni'f'Kienl,
and
cuatainlnr
II
arre
more
nr
lfs.
SMMEI1VILLE
CANEIlY
COMPANY,
LTD..
Appltnt,
I'er
F,
D.
Mailieri.
Dated
Sipttmber
ih.
tatt.
MILK
Cah
jirjee
of
tickets
is
ailvaiicctl
tu
6
Quarts
for
......
$1.00
11
Pints
for
.
.
.
.
$1.00
Coiniiu'iKiiig
Noveniher
i
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
667.
5
,