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Active
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Of
the
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persons
vvho
,
jnto.
the
English
Dictionary
f
Sir
-Sidney
Lee,
the
average'
life'
.over?
one
hundred,
and
nearly
eighty.
The
good
may
ilie
young,,
but
tile
wise
live
to
a
ripe
ohj
age.
Why
is
this?
It
may
he
argued
that
the
chances
of
distinguishing
oneself
are
greater
the
.longer
one
lives.
Publicity
is
eiiff),u!alive
and
more
can
be
accomplished
in
fifty
years
of
active
lifjrilian'
in
twenty.
It
i'
best.
In,
believe,
however,
that
an
active-brain
ha'ii
tonic
effrct
oh
Hfe
iiervuus
jysieni,
and
on
the
circulation
of
the
Wood.
'When
the
miiid
closes
the
body
withers,
dlisejfvc
the
old.
chaps.
Their
leae
on
life
is
perfectly
.
shut-king.
A
Pa
"P'ril,
the
fruit
of
an
active
mind,
appears
to
be
tba
source
oi
llioir
longevity.
-Immigration
Is
Doubled.
Against
the
cry
of
.
lost
and
vanishing
population,
part
of
th
parrot-like
platform
patter
of-those
politicians
whose
desperate
scramlilti
for
iarty',atfvan
tage
blinds
them
to
fact,
;may
be
set'lhe
immigration
figures
fbrithe
first,
three
months-
of
the
present
year.
Here
they
are'Y;'.''
.
.
'
T,
-
y
W;
i025
1020
British
r.
;
United
States
.
.
Other
countries
Total
Returned
Canadians..
These
statistics
of
new
arrivals
during
the
first
ouarter
of
1020
fhow
an
increase
over'lhe
corresponding
three
months
of
1025
in
respect
of
the
British
and'American
influx
of
38
per
cent
in
each
ense;
an
increase
of
S77
.other
countries;
and
an
advance
Canadians
returning
from
the
not
less
than
six
months
there.
It
is
to
be
noted
that
during
last
year,
the
first
year
of
the
three-thousand
family
settlement
.scheme
arranged
by
Hon.
Mr.
I'tobb
with
the
British
fJoverument,
-502
families
arrived.
Up
to
the
middle
of
last
month
tl
number
of
families
that
had
arrived
since
!
January
of
this
year
amotiuled
to
708,'
-bringing
the
lotal
to
that
d.ite
tip
to
1,200.
A
further
490
families
haw
been
ccepted
forf
fietilement
this
year!,
which
'will
bring
the
lotal
up
of,
1,002,
Hggregatinb
8,08
1
persons.
For
the
most
part,
incU
dentally,
the
heads
of
these
families
are
experienced
in
agri-ciilttire
and
in
practically
every
instance
they
have
enough
capital
lu
get
a
fair
starl,
with,
of
course,
some
accommodation
from
the
Land
..Settlement
Hoard.
From
States
-
To
Canada.
Jmirjlgrants
are
also
taking
advantage
of
the
low
fares
that
yent
into
effect
last
January,
and
therejis
reason
to
believe
that
ivhen'th'c
ifigures
for
the
first
half
of
this'
vear
have
been
com
piled
they"
will
show
a
substantial
lucrMase
in
the
movement
of
hdmeseekers
over
that
of
ItiTu
indicate'
expanding
'activities
on
lished
Parlicularry;
is
this
tiiiticeable
among
those
farmers
who
have
coiiie
to
Canada
from
the
United
3l?Ues,
.while
figures
of
...
....
..
"
I.-.,
i
1
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i..
ii...
ii.
ji
iMiinrM
riu
i-oirir
in
hip
ursi
greater
thairthe
averages
of
the
:
There
is
also
lo
be
added
ou
to
this
encouraging
outlook
1
lie
fact
that
the-
farmers
of
Western
Canada
have
started
upon
the
new'
season
Under
the
optimism,
Tnqfover,
is
reflected,
in
the
exceedingly
active
de
.majid
for
farm
equipment.
This
is
not
only
good
news
for
the
llominion
a
a
whole;
it
promises
additional
business
for
British
Uouimbnt.
Vietarm
Tunes.
"TRY
A;NIP
r
s
m
BEST
PROCURABLE
Shortcake''
Friday,
July
2,
1920.
were
distinguished
enough
to
gel
National,
Biography,
compiled
hy
was
'
seventy.
Four
lived
to
lie
.fiutr
hundred
lived
lo
he
ovor
..
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v
0.020
2f"2!
n,700
3,705
12,tn3
.....
10,072
21,010
0,i58
111,002
jht
cent
in
respect
oj
ttiose
from
of-.l
12
per
cent
in
the
number
of
United
states
after
a
period
of
'
'.
:Land
sales
ih
the
West
already
the
part
of
farmers
now
estab
six
iiiouins
ui
iius
year
are
III
1
1
C
1
1
last
jew
years.
most
favorable
conditions.
Their
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Labtl
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ft
it
at
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and
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on
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
i
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
iWOMEN
ENJOY
!
FINE
ADDRESS
Prof.
W.
C.
Ke
I
r
stead
of
New
Brunswick
Spoke
Before
Canadian
Club
on
Wednesday
Afternoon
.
'-r
-Meinliers
and
gliosis
of
the
Women
C'auadian
Club
li.nl
the
plpasure
on
Wednesday
afternoon
of
listening
to
Professor
W;.
O.
Kt'irsieid,
of
the
I'nher-,
sity
of
Urunswick,
who
gava
H
vp-y
inspiring
address
lakiiPri
for
his
subject
"The
Advantages
and
Dangers
of
Provipciitlisin
o
Sei'liiinallsm
in
Canada."
Professor
KeirsU'ad,
who
is
a
flneuuand
able
speaker,
lias
been
lecturing,
to
Canadian
Clubs
throughout
Canada
for
the
last
live
weeks
under
the
auspices
oi
the
Association
of
Canadian
Clubs.
The
Women's
Canadian
Club
in
Prince
Hupert
is
indebted
lo
Iho
Association
for
arranging
Professor
Keirstead's
itinerary
lo
include
this
city.
There
was
a
vttr.V
sood
.attendance
with
(be
President,
Mrs.
Mc.Mordie,
in
the
chair,
with
a
few
well
chosen
remarks,
sb
introduced
the
speak
-
At
the
close
of
Iho
lecture
Mis
W.
J.
Fisher
moved
a
vole
f
thanks
to
Professor
Keirslead
which
was
seconded
"by
Mrs.
T
Andrew.
During
the
aflernooji
Mrs.
Kenny
rendered
verv
charmingly
a
pianoforte
solo
en
titled
'HusUe
of
spring"
and
hlsn
accompanied
for
the
singing
of
"O
Canada"
and
"The
National
Anthem."
"THE
FOOL,"
CROWDED
WITH
ENTERTAINMENT,
IS
VIVIDLY
THRILLING
Great
Cast
Receives
Wonderful
Direction
In
Picturlzatlon
of
Channlng
Pollock's
Big
8tage
Hit.
The
much
heralded
screen
ver
sion
of
Channing
Pollock's
great
est
stage
play,
"The
Fool,"
comes
to
the
Westliolme
Theatre
tonight
and
tomorrow.
Produced
by
the
Fox
Company
and
with
a
year
spent
in
its
mak
ing,
Mils
fflm
adaptation
of
"The
Fool"
is
rated
as
one
of
4he
fin
est
phiturds
if
thq
season
by
critics
and
public
alike
who
have
seen
it.
"The
Fool"
is
the
story
of
the
adventures
and
romance
of
yiniii
minister
who
believed
that
he
.could
live
like
Christ
in
the
twentieth
century.
It
has
been
ranked
as
one
of
the
greatest
plays
ever
written
for
stulge
or
screen,
not
only
hecausKr
of
the
significant
moral
message
it
con
tains,
but
also
for
the
sheer
thrill
and
entertainment
of
its
mlo-
drarnic,
action
and
climaxes.
AJ1
of
the
leading
members
of
the,
cast
were
especially
selected
and
F.dmuml
Lowe,
handsome
young
Fox
screen
star,
scores
the
greatest
success
of
his
meteoric
career
in
the
role
of
the
hero
minister,
Daniel
Gilchrist.
Auo
llier
big
part,
one
which
Lowell
Sherman
made
-fame
in
on
the
stage,
is
that
of
Jerry,
played
by
flay
Hloomer
in
.the
Fox
screen
version.
.Uremia
Bond,
a
new
and
'pretty
face
in
motion
pic
tures-
but
well
known
.o'rf
the
Wage,
has
the
rolo
of
Clare.
Others
among
4hn
leading
mem
hers
of
the
supporting
cast
are:
Anne
Dale.
Riley
Hatch,
-Mary
Thurman,
Geonge
Lessey
and
A
J.
Herbert.
Ik.
,
n
II
THF
MAN
IN
THK
MOON
I
II
1
111
SU
illVVII
II
-ll'
n
MNl'JTY-Fivc
leaden
pelleis
hate
'recently
befii
discovered
in
a
woman'
aijendix
in
Herlln.
She
must
have
dined
liberally
on
artillery
pie.
n
nanann
"it-nt
llilnk's
.that
a
neckinfe
parly
is
wlienOmeone
gels
hung.
,
.
-
.
SV-
!'
v
"
J'
O'JnVtjivT'-
house-
cost
'
mofeto.
riin
lasU
month.
OXli'.of
the
thintts
we
never
hear
about
is
a
Scotsman'
ireltlnc
indigestion
through
eating
mush,
A
fiUHK
cure
for
the
blues
l
lo
keep
jn
Hie
pink,
,1115
who
fights
and
runs
avay
lives
to
run
another
day.
DOF.S
a
woman
usually
wait
after
1
a.m.
if
her
husband
Isn't
Crowded!
home
from
the
Club.
No,
she
llLllt!
Driia
iriff
frttiihaj
Kim
!
w
-7
Willi
u
l
ilCP
lllll
OF
course
you've-
-heard,
the
story
of
the
sausage,
foil
wel!
there's
nothing
to
it.
SO
many
gtris
park
themselves
in
front
of
the
store
windows
nowadays
to
powder
their
nosos
one
never
knows
whether
there";
a
Ire
sale
on
pr
not.
WITH
Dominion
Day
over
we
can
now
look
forward
to
locking
horns
with
the
anHcred
herd
on
Sunday.
X
Mil.
Duck
has
recently
married
a
Miss
Swan.
The
olfspring.
should
make
good
channel
swims'
fner.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
July
2,
1916.
Major
"M'
-s,
who
is
bound
fo.'
the
easl
on
a
military
mission,
arrived
from
the
south
I
lii
morning
and
left
on
t;.'1iain
fer
I'Xmonlon
and
Winnipiig.
T.
PP
Lte,;(of
tparlisle
can
can-
neryivjas
11)1??!
cil-yesterdaj
enlayi
He
sltflfs
iU-s
My.iWlMilMs
'tinu,'oifWf
Uie-
Uie-
spck
spek
eye
'rdfi
rs
dlappouiiilsir,
ilier
being-very
few
Dsn
in'sigiu.
iin
season
U
late
in
the
.Vaas
anil
elsewhere.
;
k
,
.
A.
Clappertoli
has
accepted
ar
appointmenl
as
caretaker
for
thrt
(Canadian
Hydro-Klcrlric
Company
at
Port
lvlward.
LtEUT.
REECE
MAKES
.FORCED
LANDINQ
IN
DIXON
EN
TRANCE
WITH
ENGINE
CP
PLANE
AFIRE.
(Continued
from
Page
)ne).
Lieut.
Ileece
and
Mr.
M.tyniird
then
proceeded
jo
dismantle
the
machine
and
stowed
the
wings,
fuselage
and
engine
on
shore.
I'he
pontoons
were
badly
damag
ed.
The
powerboat
Wigwam,
Capt.
Claud"
Kelcliiim,
was
ent
(o
the
rescue
by
Jnrvi
McLeod,
col
lector
of
customs,
ami
brought
Lieut.
Heece
to
the
city
yesterday
morning.
.
It
was
fortunate,
said,
J.leiil.
Ileece.
thai'
thrt
hccldenl
10
the
engine
occurred
when
he
was
fly
ing
at
an
altitude
of
only
100
,ect.
On
hearing
the.
explosion,
he
immediately
switched
f)ff
Iho
engine
and
glided
down
lo
the
water,
making
a
perfect
landing
In
upito
of
the
rough
sea.
He
had
his
fire
extinguished
almost
before
he
landed,
but
it
was
smothering
the:
einglrie
with
the
water
-
soaked)
wrcat
coat
that
put
out
the
flames
before
Hie
fire
reached
Iho
oil
tanks.
It
was
about
2.30
in
the
all
day
uiieu
inia
ma
aiy
oi
spru,
mio.
of
All
Sales
opened
with
a
bang
tire
stock
of
Ladies1
Dresses,
Coats,
Suits,
Underwear,
in
a
Great
Bargain
Drive.
DEMERS
A.
W.
McArthur
in
full
charge
afternoon
when
Mr.
Maynard,
the
lighthouse
keeper,
eanie
to
Hie
rescue.
The
machine
was
a
Hoeing
sea-'
plane
belonging
to
tho
Consolidated
Whaling
iorpmation.
The
enxine
was
a
100
h.p.
Hallscott.!
Swam
Tor
It
The
plane
was
carrying
50
gal-
j
Ions
of
jgasolim
ami
lo
gallons
or
oil,
I
mi)
fid
of
rope,
a
small
auehor,
buoys,
simre
parts
and
a
paddle.
It
was
neeesary
for
Lieut.
Ilneec
to
swim
from
the
machinr
when
adjusting
the
ropp.s
to
tie
it
and
again
he
had
to
take
to
the!
wa'er
when
thv
plane
wrecked.
Lieut.
Ileece
was
engaged
in'
flying
during
the
Great
War
and,
ra
once
slmf
down
over
the!
warllnes.
'Hits
experience
has
leen,
however,
the
worst
he
has
had
since
the
war.
although
h
has
beii
engaged
for
several
years
in
cnmmercifcl
flying
in
Canada.
Greit
Itiitain
and
the
United
Slates.
LAND
RCOISTRV
ACT.
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112
and
227.
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nr
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III.
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re-entry
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after
the
titration
of
thirty
'3D
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from
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nervire.
or
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prevent
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