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DAILY
EDITION
98.
86
Diogenes
went
around
with
a
lantern
on
a
dark
night
looking
for
an
honest
man
but
failed
to
find
him.
He
probably
was
moving
along
the
circumference
of
the
circle
while
truth
lay
hiding
at
the
centre.
Joy
comes
from
expression
and
perfect
happiness
from
making
others
happy.
,
'
Great
men
are
often
the
product
of
their
?7.C0t
Wednesday,
June
29,
1927
CHOICE
OF
YOUNG
PEOPLE
The
young
people
of
the
United
Church
have
chosen
Ralph
Connor
as
the
novelist
who
has
made
the
greatest
imprint
on
the
character
of
Canadians
individually
and
as
a
nation.
Over
100,-000
took
part
in
the
vote.
Pauline
Johnson
is
chosen
as
the
greatest
poet
and
John
Redpath
Dougall
the
greatest
editor.
Dr.
Charles
Gordon
who
writes
under
the
name
of
Ralph
Connor
and
who
is
also
moderately
well
known
as
a
Presbyterian
clergyman
who
has
since
joined
the
United
Chuith
of
Canada
and
who
for
many
years
preached
at
St.
Stephen's,
Winnipeg,
to
a
congregation
of
intellectualsuincluding
many
of
the
professors
of
the
University
of
Manitoba,
generally
uses
religious
themes
for
his
books
and
he
glorifies
the
Scottish
Highlanders
of
Ontario.
He
always
introduces
a
fist
fight
or
a
shinty
match
or
some
other
physical
struggle
in'whi(,'h
the
passions
of
men
are
aroused
and
the
hero
wins.
Also
he
rather
glorifies
the
influence
of
the
Presbyterian
clergy.
It's
a
number
of
years
ago
that
a
.
famo'us
writer
mentioned
how
law
was
a
scheme
for
protecting
the
para-
site
and
prolonging
the
life
of
the
rogue,
but
we
are
only
just
beginning
to
realize
that
it
may
be
true.
Tennyson
said
he
was
a
part
of
all
he
had
met
but
out
west
here
we
should
hate
to
be
able
to
say
the
same.
Idleness
is
dangerous
and
yet
a
lot
of
us
court
.
danger.
PR.
DOUGALL,
OF
THE
WITNESS
Dr.
Dougall,
editor
of
the
Witness,
is
an
example
of
a
man
who
like
Frank
Oliver
of
Edmonton,
has
made
good
while
being
a
financial
failure.
The
Daily
Witness,
over
the
destinies
of
which
he
presided,
went
under.
It
could
not
survive
the
changing
conditions
and
mode
of
thought
of
the
younger
generation.
Yet
Dr.
Dougall
has
kept
on
the
weekly
paper
and
made
it
a
power
in
the
land,
through
its
strong
leading
articles.
One
of
his
associates
writing
of
him
is
reported
to
have
said:
"He
has
been
carrying
the
heavy
end
of
the
load
with
an
equanimity,
grace
and
courage
that
would
do
credit
to
a
man
halt
his
age.
He
will
be
eighty-six
on
August
17.
His
forward
look,
prowess
and
production
are
the
wonder
of
all
who
know
him.
His
cold
morning
shower
and
his
three-mile
walk
to
business
are
ample
evidence
of
his
physical
robustness.
The
Witness
editorial
page
:
testify
that
his
mind
is
alert
and,
clear,
his
sympathies
are
wide
and
keen,
his
spirit
is
strong
and
adventurous.
With
all
his
eighty-six
'
years,'
he
is
living
for
the
rising
generation
who
have,
through
the
voice
of
young
people's
organizations,
so
honored
him."
WISE
DECISION
OF
COUNCIL
The
City
Council
has
decided
to
meet
fortnightly
instead
pf
weekly
as
in
the
past.
This
Is
a
forward
movement
strongly
to
be
commended.
It
indicates
an
absence
of
a
desire
to
continually
play
politics
as
has
been
done
in
some
councils
in
the
past.
There
Is
absolutely
no
reason
why
aldermen
should
meet
ever'
week
unless
.
there
is
some
unusual
work
goin
on
and
special
meeting
can
always
be
called
if
found
necessary.
Under
this
plan
there
will
be
less
disposition
to
be
always
in
the
public
eye
than
under
the
weekly
meeting
plan:
This'
is
the
time
.of
yewr
when
everyone
likes
a
'i
cnange.
Some
people
go
out
of
Prince
Rupert
and
others
come
In.
The
objection,,to
living
in
the
cityls
that
It
is
not
thereV
considered
good
iorm
to
borrow
your
neighbor's
silverware.
The
children
are
leading.
They
are
using
the
Weir
Version
4
of
"O
Canada,"
so
all
Canada
will
soon
use
it
MffF
Eastern
Canada
SfWi
CENTRAL
&
EASTERN
STATES
H
,
Tjckets
on
sale
to
Sept,
50th.
Final
lVM
hHI
return
limit
Oct.
31st.
Choice
of
routes'
H
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE
Jm!
52
Third
Avenue.
Phone
260
jK
Ranadian
National
ttt
CANADA
IN
CANADA'S
DIAMOND
JUBILEE
YIAR--ISU.l1.rr
CHARLOTTETOWN,
P.E.I.,
June
28;---Whlle
the
election
of
the
Literals
In
this
province
at
the
week-end
was
brought
about
largely
.by
the
antl-llquor
sentiment
or,
the
people,
the
Liberals
also
had
an
'extensive
program
which
they
promised
to
bring
about
11
elected.
It
Included
further
pressing
of
the
Island's
claims
lor
Increased
Federal
subsidy.
and
promises
on
obtaining
the
same,
to
have
a
downward
revision
of
taxation,
The
agricultural
planks
of
the
Saun
ders'
platform
Includes
the
promotion
of
co-operative
efforts
among
farming,
the
encouragement
of
the
use
of
pure
bred
and
Improved
stock,
a
wider
advertisement
ot
the
fact
that
Prince
Edward
Island
is
e
disease
free
area,
the
promotion
of
horse
breeding,
of
the
growing
ot
small
fruits,
and
of
testing
the
fexn
blllty
of
establishing
a
canning
Indus
try,
and
generally
to
promote
agricultural
education.
With
respect
to
the
fisheries,
It
ad
vocates
the
opening
up
of
new
and
bet
ter
markets,
the
securing
of
better
trans
portation
faculties,
and
the
acting
In
cooperation
with
the
Dominion
government
with
a
view
of
re-establishing
the
oyster
beds
of
thh
province.
Bo
far
aa
education
Is
concerned.
It
promises
to
continue
the
policy
of
as
sisting
and
promoting'
all.
branches,
and
also
Is
In
favor
of
appointing
three
ad-'
dltlonal
normal
trained
school
Inspec
tors
and
increase
the
efficiency
of
the
schools
by
a
more
thorough
Inspectoral
system.
KO.VO
POLICY
The
reorganization
of
the
system
of
road
work,
whereby
the
Island
will
be
divided
Into
sections;
the
continuation
of
the
policy
of
constructing
permanent
works,
and
restoration
of
the
high-nays
to
the
original
standard
of
efficiency
are
also
planks
In
Mr.
Saunders'
platform.
If
revenues
yermlt.
the
Old
Age
Pension
Act
.will
be
established
on
the
Island.
Another
Liberal
plank
Is
that
there
shall
be
a
payment'
of
an
equitable
portion
of
the
railways
grant.
In
lieu
of
taxation,
to
Charlottetown
and
the
incorporated
towns
In
which
the
railway
property
is
situated.
The
Liberal
policy
on
prohibition
U
as
follows:
(I)
The
Liberal
party
will
stand
by
and
adhere
to
the
prohibition
law
with
such
amendments
as
may
be
deemed
necessary
to
make
Its
administration
more
workable.
Also
a
reduction
will
be
made
In
the
sale
price
of
liquor
for
medicinal
purposes.
(2)
Appointment
of
three
prohibition
prosecutors
lor
each
county.
(3
Co-operation
with
the
federal
authorities
for
the
enforcement
of
the
Customs
and
Inland
Revenue
Act
to
prevent
smuggling
of
liquor
and
illicit
stills.
Amendments
(a)
Appointment
of
three
magistrates
with
exclusive
Jurisdiction
for
enforcing
the
Prohibition
Act.
(b)
Reduction
lntbe
price
of
certifi
cates
Issued
by
physicians
in
prescrib
ing
liquors
for
medicinal
purposes.
Plebiscite
In
the
month
ot
July,
1029,
after
amendments
are
made,
the
following
plebiscite
will
be
submitted
to
the
electors.
end
the
wish
ot
the
majority
shall
prevail:
"Are
you
In
favor
.31
retaining
the
Prohibition
ActT"
"Are
you
in
favor
of
government
control
ot
the
sale
of
liquors?"
The
campaign
was
featured
by
the
activity
shown
by
the
Temperance
Alliance
In
favor
of
prohibition.
Many
meetings
were
held
under
the
auspices
of
that
organization,
and
In
addition
to
local
speakers.
Rev.
Or.
Murdock
MacKinnon
ot
Toronto,
Mrs.
.Gordon
Wright,
President
of
the
Canadian
W.CXTT..
Rev.
H.
R.
Orant,
ot
New
Glasgow;
Rev.
John
Coburn.
ot
Toronto,
assistant
secretary
ot
the
Social
6ervice
Department
ot
the
United
States
and
Oanada:
Rev.
Archibald
Sutherland
of
Fredertoton.
general
secretary
of
the
New
Brunswick
Temperance
Alliance.
Rev.
Rr.
H.
E.
Thomas
of
Sackvllle;
Mrs.
H.
P.
Newcombe,
of
Halifax,
also
spoke
at
different
points
throughout
the
island.
PANTS
PATCH
WINS
VICTORY
HOLLYWOOD,
June
49.
How
a
stitch
la
time
helped
to
win
$1,000
is
the
tale
of
Mrs.
Edna
Hagney.
petite
wife
of
Frank
Hagney.
who
won
the
recent
skiff
race
across
the
Catallna
Channel
over
practically
the
same
25-mlle
course
made
famous
by
Oeorge
Young,
who
won
the
Wm.
Wrlgley
Swimming
prlre
of
I2S.000.
1
Like
Betsy
Ross,
Mrs.
Hsgney
sewed
'before
the
battle.
But
this
time
It
a
flag,
but
a
patch
on
the
seat
Iwasnt
oi
hubby's
trousers.
"Frank
buUt
a
special
boat
with
a
sliding
seat,"
Mrs.
Hagney
explained,
I
"but
the
race
committed
-
ruled'
'
there
must
be
no
sliding
seats.
So
just
before
the
race
I
sewed
a
leather
patch
ion
the
seat
ot
Frank's
trousers,
and
he
put
on
some
ot
that
famous
channel
gpre
which
the
swimmers
used.
You
1
should
ha
e
seen
him
slide."
j
Her
husband's
pants
are
now
on
exhibition
at
a'
Hollywood
athletic
club,
and
Mrs.
Hagney
Is
in
possession
ot
1500
of
the
1
1,000
check
her
husband
won.
Rowing
it
only
a
side-line
with
Hagney:
his
regular
business
Is
playing
Tlllalns
In
the
films.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
:
Furthe7wNstu&tt0tM;Eor
the.
Diamond
Jubilee
have
'Wntf
revived
since
lasts
publication.
Ths
lists
at
the
banks
and
newspaper
offices
are
still
being
held
open
for
anyone
else
who
washes
to
donate.
.
.
S.
M.
Newton;..
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,
123.00
Llnzey
&
Da
vies
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.
.
6.00
Sunrise
Grocery
Co
r
........
.
5.00
Canadian,
Steam
Laundry
........
8.00
Phllpott,
Evttt
Co.
Ltd.
Cordon
a
grocery
Phillips'
Grocery
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.
.
Mussallemn's
Orocery
Thcw.
-
McClymont
.
.
Ross
Bros,
6?
Taxi
.
.
L&Casae-Bakery
rt-iatell's
Ltd
8.00
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.
.
6.00
Rupert-Vancouver
Stevedoring
Co.
5.00
.
5.00
10.0"
5.00
8.00
10.00"
W.
H.
Montgomery
v.
6.00
R.
W.
Cameron
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'
6.00
f.
p.k.
.Vijs:
,
5.00
Dr.
H.
E.
Tremayne
5.00
M.
M.
Stephens
5.00
B.
R.
Wilson
6.00
McCaffery
&
Gibbons
Ltd
8.00
Special
Donation
5-00
Rupert
Bakery
.
10.00
John
Bulger
f--
5.00
Nlrk
Gurvlch
5.00
Steen's
Ltd.
;
,
5.00
Mat
Vldeck
10.00
A.
Richmond
1000
Jabour
Bros.
.
25.00
Mrs.
Geo.
Frlzzell
5.00
Acme
Importers
5.00
Family
Shoe
Store
10.00
Demers'
5.00
Electric
Bakery
:
5.00
Benson's
Studio
5.00
J.
W.
Nlckerson
Co
10.00
Exclusive
Ready-to-wear,
Mr.
H.
S.
Parker
10.00
W.
H.
Tobey
5.00
Ltd
5.00
Miscellaneous
:
32.00
MISS
WAY'S
PUPILS
GIVE
A
RECITAL
IN
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Vmmr
IVonlr
Kellrht
Parents
anil
Friends
Who
Attended
Interfiling
Lieut
The
pupils,
of
Miss
M.
A.
Way
gave
an
lnteretslng
recital
in
the
First
Unit
ed
Church
last
evening
and
all
acquit
ted
themselves
so
-wen
that
the
large
number
of
parents
and
friends
present
were
delighted
with
the
entertainment
provided.
Following
was
the
program:
Waltz.
Op.
12.
No.
2
(C.
Helns.
Op.
12,
No.
2).
Jean
McLean.
Intrata
(J.
S.
Bach).
May
Schubert.
Allegro
from
Sonatina
in
O
(Cle
mentl).
Vivian
Hacker.
Arpeggio
Waltz
(Kern).
Catherine
McMeekln.
Musette
(Bach).
.Julia
Thomas.
Country
Dance
(A.
Bartorio).
Eliza
beth
Sturgeon.
Cons
Una
lq
G.
(L.
van
Beethoven).
Mary
Casey.
Spring
Morning
and
Folk
Song
(Bis-rheff)
Dorothy
Fraser
(pupU
ot
Mrs.
H.
C.
Fraser.)
Minuet
In
O
(J.
S.
Bach)
Grace
Watklnson.
Happy
Go
Lucky
(G.
Lange).
Myrna
Fuller.
Minuet
in
G
(L.
van
Beethoven).
Ot
turlno
AntoneUo.
The
Swallow
F.
Burgnuller).
Kuby
Krlkersky.
June
Flowers
(Hans
Spallek).
Mary
Hudema.
Prelude
(J
6.
Bach)
Owen
Brady.
Doll
Dane
(O.
Mercadante).
Beatrice
Berner.
Sonatina,
Op.'
20,
No.
1
(Dussek).
Jean
Ritchie.
Harvest
Home.
Op.
1S9.
No.
4
a.
Lange).
Elsie
Finley.
Silver
Wings
(Preston).
Muriel
Vance.
Cupid's
Ap;xa)
(H.
Engelmann).
Ella
Steen.
Varsovla
(Vanessa).-
Anita
Plpsln.
Msrgueiite
at
the-
Spinning.
Wheel
(J.
Harmstonl.
Maxlne
Hellbroner.
Theme
with
Variations
(L.
van
Beet
hoven).
Irene
Mitchell.
Cuban
Dance
(Hoffman).
Connie
cMrgan.
Nocturne.
Op.
8.
No.
2
(Chopin)
BHly
Fuller.
To
a
Water
Lily
Op.
91
No.
C
(E
MacDowell).
Victoria
Krikcvsky.
Headache
Made
.Her
So
Side
She
Could
Not
Work
Miss
Lola
White,
Cap
Bald,
N.B,
WTitMi
"I
suffered
aevsrely,
for
a
locg
tims,
wita
a
bad
headache.
It
would
ache
and
ache
until
it
made
me
so
sick
I
could
not
work
at
alL
A
friend
recommended
i
kB"fSJISMHSSSJSSSJSJSSBH
1
"BIBB'
ma
after
wire
a
few
bottle
of
this
medicine
I
feel
that
I
cannot
nom-ttfitd
It
too
UrhlT
to
ail
those
who
suffer
from
headache
ef
any
kind."
For
the
past
41
years
B.B.B.
Las
Wb
put
up
only
tT
The
T,
Milbure
Ualud,
Toronto,
M,
N
ew
Beavtv
and
distinction
or
appearance,
together
with
the
unequalled
musical
performance
of
the
Orthophonic
ri-producting
system
arc
combined
.in
this
new
model
Jf
the
Orthophonic
Victrolu.
Developed
in
a
cliinct
of
practical
lint,
and
executed
in
rich
mahogany
this
-new
instrument
brings
t
note
of.
beauty
and
refinement
to
almost
any
type
of
interior.
It
has
the
cleRancc
ui
sircrficity,
yc
har-monizes
with
even
the
most
t.iborate
furnishings.
It
is
eminently
fitted
to
take
its
place
with
the
other
famous
models
of
the
new
11
Orthoph
"
Tru
itM
Svuna
'
HacDoweH
If
I
were
a
Bird.
Op.
2.
No.
5
(A.
Henselt)
Swanna
Olafson.
5th
Waltz
(Valse
Chromatlque)
Op.
S3
(Oodard).
May
Clarke.
In
the
Hall
ot
the
Mountain
King.
Op.
48
(Orleg).
Archie
Thompson.
.
"Ood
Save
the
King.1
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION"
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LANIl.
In
Coast
Range
4,
Land
Recording
District
ot
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Captain's
Cove.
Pitt
IsUnd.
B.C.
TAKE
NOTICE
thst
Oosse
racking
Company
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
Packers,,
Intends
to
apply
tor
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
comer
ot
Lot
1253,
Range
4:
thence
south
9
chains;
thence
west
6
chains;
thence
north
to
high
wster
mark;
thence
easterly
along
high
water
mark
5
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commence
ment.
and
containing
3
acres,
more
or
less.
OOSSE
PACKING
COUPANT
LIMITED.
Applicant.
Dated
June
13.
1927.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAND
IOK
IM1
STItlAL
ITK
POSES
In
Prince
Bupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Sewell
Inlet,
Moresby
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Kelley
Logging
Company
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
Timber
Merchants.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
ot
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing-
at
a
post
slanted
at
I
the
aoutheaat
corner
ot
Lot
470
Bewell
Unlet.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands;
thence
,
north
80
chains;
thence
east
90
chains,
more
or
less,
to
shore;
thence
following
1
the
shore
line
In
a
southwesterly
dlrec-j
tlon
to
the
point
of
commencement,
an4
i
containing
190
acres,
more
or
less.
JOSEPH
DOUOLAS
WILSON,
Agent
for
Kelley
Logging
Co.
Ltd.
Dated
20th
Acrtl.
IR27
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
Or
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
FORESHORE.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert;
and
altuate
1
at
Sewell
Inlet.
Moresby
Island,
Queen
I
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Kelley
Logging
;
Company
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
1
occupation
Timber
Merchants,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lesse
of
the
following
described
foreshore
:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
southeast
corner
ot
Lot
471
Bewell
Inlet.
Moresby
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands;
thence
in
a
northeasterly
direction,
following
the
higbr;
ater
mark
to
the
southeast
corner
ot
Lot
4CB;
thenc
In
a
southwesterly
direction
to
the
point
commencement,
and
conta'nlng
140
Iot
acres,
more
or
less.
JOSEPH
DOOOLAS
WILSON,
Agent
for
i
Kelley
Logging
Co,
Ltd.
'
Dated
39tb
April.
127,
Wednesday,
jum.
29
Model
4-40
.
Vlodel
'
Console
jof
new
and
exquisite
design
takes
its
place
among
the
other
famous
models
of
the
New
Orthophonic
Victrola
Orthophonic
victrola
now
available
to
the
public.
All
of
the
many
convenience
which
add
still
further
to
your
enjoyment
of
Victor
music
are
cmUtdied
in
this
splendid'new
Orthophonic
Vicirola.
The
record
stops
when
the
music
is
finUm-d
and
stops
automatically
without
the
necessity
for
setting
or
adjusting
anything.
With
the
wonderful
electric
motor
operating
from
the
lighting
circuit,
winding
Is
eliminated.
There
are
now
six
beautiful
instruments
from
which
you
may
select
at
"His
Matter's
Vte"
Dealers.
They
are
obtainable
on
txmvenient
terms
from
$775
down
to
$115,
Demonstrations
are
given
daily.
onic
Trad
Mark
Rfd
Victrola
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
ionu
Made
only
by
Victor
Look
for
the
Traderruirk
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Suits
in
this
season's,
latest
styles
Hnrd
WenrinR
Tweeds
well
tailored
nnd
well
finished
The
ultimate
in
value
$10-w
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EARLY
FOR
THESE
SUITS
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IS
A
ONE
DAY
SPECIAL
ONLY
No
alterations
nor
free
caps
with
this
lot.
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Importers
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667
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Electric
Floor
Polisher
$2.00
per
day-Let
us
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the
day
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want
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