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have
lupphed
certain
If
same
One
unrthmr
cooling
pp!
ct
un
anigEieui
with
a
limited
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and
yw
willTael
and
at
tbc
differ-
rarkaaea
o
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to
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made
from
f.-.
while
they
laat.
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persaasl
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detejr.
Take
tMe
that
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relied
n
for
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to
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rt.
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the
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2ft
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and
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Friday,
Dec.
fl,
J927
I
j(.cud
three
to
tour
mnwtaa
of
the
year
l
hi
Canada.
AXAllA
Ml
111
iV
"Caiuda
is
o
busy
with
the
physical
dcvelcpment
ot
her
reeaMreea
she
bas
not
yet
the
need
of
tbc
educated
aad
ni
ifeiuonal
classes
she
to
capable
of
dt
veloping.
They
will
come
to
us
)
"I
think
British
relaUaaa
win
be
so
cf.sbUhed.
in
twenty-flee
yean,
by
.these
two
factors,
one
social
and
oae
.
,
,
.
i
economic,
that
It
wUl
simply
mark
tbe
OHMludmf
an
artlcteln
the
Camp-
J?
;
Wrth
j
,
ew
beUtewn
Oraphlc
on
Boston.
Canada's
,
u
t.
.
,
T
;
"
r
Is
untortur-teiy.
London
Is
a
very
goad
one.
particularly
u
applied
to
the
marRtme
prtmnee
mm
Boston.
Whether
the
Brnuh
races
arc
to
predominate
In
America
In
the
long
run
Is
a
question
full
of
the
meat
ot
debate.
UntU
Canada
icaebes
a
stage
of
desdtapment
equal
to
the
States.
It
standi
to
reason
that
she
wUl
continue
to
Iom
very
large
number
of
her
,
llnest
men
(end
their
best
girls
I
Take-i
the
caey'ofthe
seamtlats
and
doctors.!
Canada
Is
steadily
losing
to
America
a
j
HIAM-X
AMI
li:i1ANY
Burelyft
over
a
period
of
centuries
the
people
of
Prance
had
peacefully
invaded
Germany
and
the
people
of
Ger
liot
a
Canadian
But.be
talks
like
a
typical
Bostoner.
with
a
wide
view.
Do
Canadians
who
go
to
the
States
remain
Oanadlaasr
No.
the
Urge
majority
of
tbem
take
out
their
American
passes.
Business
laws
force
tbem
te.
ven
if
tbey
were
not
inclined.
But
so
kindly
Is
the
re
gard
of
tbe
Near
Englander
towards
Canadian
that
tew
of
them
Jail
to
preserve
adequite
marks
of
their
na-'ionaUty.
The
Oaaadlans
In
Baston
all
number
of
tbe
moat
promlslnc
of
her
,
'
"
.
.
.
.
'
'
.
-
i
-ul"Mll'c
pro-riMsn
oias
bi
mat
city.
distinguished
H,.
4-h,
young
doctors
who
have
themselves
In
research.
In
America
tbey
hare
rnlnsaal
foundations
for
scientific
research,
boapltais
and
allnles
offering
tar
greater
scope
tor
research.
It
is
not
In
the
general
good
Canada's
as
weU
as
the
United
States
and
all
the
world's
ttt
these
man
.take
their
work
where
they
can
do
it
best?
Or
Is
the
ebaU
I
send
U.V
asked
the
salesgirl
in
one
of
tbe
Bsston
department
stores,
at
we
purchased
a
gift.
"No.
we're
from
Canada.
-
Too
far."
"I'm
from
Canada,
teol"
ziauned
the
dellshtedsr.
"Several
of
us
right
bete
are
from
Canada
r
Tbtre
was
tbe
air
of
the
eonquerer
3bnttt
hr
Tt
.
If
ih
n-an
and
petty
Interpretation
of
their
i
he
c
migration
the
better
one
that
tbey
have
followed
the
dollar?
Young
maruimem
find
themselves
in
j
the
limited
field
of
the
maritime
pro-1
vtncee
developed
Into
high
-class
sales-
!
men
or
expert
bankers
oh
skilled
median-
j
los
or
anything
elea
Should
they
wait
for
devetopment
of
the
country
or
should
SOME
HOWLERS
FROM
uwm
TV
wii
u
nMK
WSJ
IDT
lurtneT
devetopmeBt
of
their
own
kind?
It
Is
a
pity
to
lose
them
tbey
lost?
Are
Scotchmen
lost
when
they
go
down
snd
acquire
the
Bank
ot
All
GRAMMAR
SCHOOLS
KnrlMi
llor
lln-laml
lliiulrnliirg
Va
rirt
ti
11
.ttluiillc
many
had
peacefully
Invaded
France,
the
j
,
.
late
war
would
have
been
improbable.
ijf?1?,
-'By
paDadlan
"In
M
Hampshire
and
Vermoht."
hJt,
lkllo"n
Brighton
Grammar
School'
said
m..,.
r
,
....
w'
Ras
,
I
isirami
.UF
hotels,
"in
many
psrts
of
yie
New
Eng
land
states,
yju
will
find
as
lively
an
Interest
In
Canadian
affair.,
ax
yuu
will
find
In
plenty
cf
part
of
Ontario
or
Quebec.
The
Increasing
population
of
Canadian
In
tbe
United
States
has
created
an
International
feeling
probably
unparalleled
anywhere
ele
in
tbe
world.
Tbc
fas;
that
the
entire
border
from
the
Atlantic
to
th
head
of
the
Great
Lake
is
now
wet.
on
the
Cali
following
"howlers"
petrated
by
some
of
his
scholars.
per-
Illndenburg:
The
first
person
to
fly
the
Atlantic.
Blackmail:
nobbing
postmen.
What
you
pay
to
get
back
your
lost
-property.
Black
Rod
What
The
Head"
uses.
Asked
how
many
people
had
swum
the
Channel
one
boy
wrote:
"That's
wlmt
we
want
to
know."
Another
boy
wrote:
"A
channel
swimmer
generally
br:;n
near
Cnlnvn
urirl
tlniih,
adlan
side,
will
definitely
result.
1
am
ncri.
,
tnc
mWdIe
of
certain,
that
ten.
of
thousand,
of
well-
Another
schoolmaster
furnish,
.
to-do
America
as
will
now
establish
,ch0lars'
translation
of
"Malltla
non
est
summer
residence,
permanently.
In
0,,,-:
lt
no
,okt
to
be
in
the
Canada.
They
and
their
families
will
miir.ia
The
ideal
inside
overcoat
SCHOOLREPORT
FOR
NOVEMBER
una,
is
school
aciartaas.
a
InMaws
.
'
Booth
HemorutJ
tin
Ibrxt
reported
44
aucudlag.
2SS
boys.
1M
girts;
peiwentage
of
-.teatfanac.
MM.
with
Div
II
aeftttag
CM
Money
beaked
by
tbe
MsmUa
amounted
to
ass.
A
request
m
Mat
for
a
set
of
Dtmts
His
tory
Indus
far
she
uw
of
the
At
Borden
Street
M
us
Mills
SM
punas
of
which
167
were
boys
and
H7
"'
J
trie:
tbe
average
T"
pstwntan
.MrlrnMlr
r
DOMINION
SHOULD
TAKE
OVBK
P.C..E.
AND
UOILD
TO
peace
iuver
rorvrnv
Pacific
waa
madv
'
pari
ot
tba
ai
ftt
..-rt-JT
.aeai
isM'tsetsed
(n
the
ssaSsatai
Ul
Pvaed
M,
the
aafiol
baa
heici
uurht
in
eitv
jbcu
chamber
m
B
nimiurfi
ii
eaaspleted
Hartai
prtdlnf
reports
were
suborned
Mr
tbe
and
iroin
tte
Oraad
Hunk
vu
given
an
to
puratsase
tar
!:n
The
undertook
tat
:
and
t
ear
ol
-he
Tb
,TMif
on
n
;
m
itt
Hi
OrendT
lu
1014
for
further
tuninur
of
tTJM
a
attle
aa
eii
a
an
eaieaalaa
at.
7
t
number
of
mii
d
tae
aataartty
KJ
wttn
xrad
I
biahet.
stw
aafced
.
.
l.w..
.
.
.
.
Si
i
w
eomiruci
,
-
Fan
Btver
tml
complete
It
Inr
viinnuuiiui
iiwaii
,
la
order
taat
they
mlht
".TTT"
f
"""
wbst
aa
to
public
mind.
.
Bt-
a:
wa.
a
HUo.au
nuoa
lr,rt
frora
.
.
f
puplla.
11
boys
and
U
girt.
She
re-
.
ajcaarfld
McBrid
in
which
the
ported
aome
atckneat
duria
tbe
month
.
lur
Tar
pflc
but
unproved
condition
tbe
acbool
antt
tr
onot
brought
due
to
the
new
.tow
She
thanked
tbe
!nto
wUh
,K
u,tlo
umnecon-baard
for
proridma.
a
Pao
and
chair-
:mem
,f
tberf
vat
1KniBf
etoe
to
man
Boebaater
lugteeted
that
paeatbtjr
jry
llrt.ng
of
ttde
road
to
the
liutrumeut
mlht
be
porchaaed.
At
vancourer
thar.
r
cnatructloo
of
tac
preieat
It
was
rented
for
three
month.
MtteD
ttmnaccntmenial.
I
think
tba:
with
an
sptlni
to
purchaee
c:rcusiata-ee
In
:ue!!
would
be
aaqilT
PrteetaalndBle
lor
the
Mtsb
Sobool
(ho
we
c
upl?
mith
the
fast
tbe
n
ported
1ST
at
attemmace
at
which
M
watroua
ammltb
oi
tiif
mtenreniaf
ter-aea
bqsa
and
i
gala.
The
awnentasa
rltory
Seat
Urn
bp
rou
Prince
Oearst
of
atteadaaee
was
SS.lS.
In
the
pro-
and
the
city
o!
Vancouver,
we
have
ra-lal
atenographer'a
eaamlnatlon
two
s
oompleU
a;u!
lucinatlaf
alary
out
of
tbe
three
successful
meal
asav
that
It
would
br
difficult
Infltait
deata
were
from
the
Hlb
School.
He
any
person
if.Te:ed
:u
the
provtaee
ea-nlalned
of
too
many
caves
of
taeov
to
rermtn
from
game
Into
ecetaesu
over
the
pcssthilitm
of
daealopmsnt.
Reference
to
:tic
provtac
J
acts
of
ORANrPMPN
Hflin
!
vrlll
abow
tit
there
Is
an
asiee-
iment
drawn
up
oy
tbe
attorney
seaaral
WHIST
ArVn
Ii
ANrP
01
Brll-h
Oolurnbla.
which
provide.
Hall
twtur
of
I-rt
Limine
(ay
Pacific
front
Moncton
to
Port
George
llirty
and
from
intervening
points
deattnart
for
Vancouver
will
reach
the
commtr-
eta!
metropolis
of
the
country
over
thr
UOX.
No.
10
held
a
most
taotiss
lines
ol
tbe
Pacific
Great
Kastern
"
fttl
maist
strive
and
danse
In
tba
Met-
SubsequerKly
untoward
event
hap
ropole
Hall
last
evening.
Tbe
hall
was
pened.
said
Mr.
Pattullo
The
war
can:
gaily
decorated
for
the
occasion
with
on
and
de
flat
ton
continued,
the
adm:i
bnntmg
aad
lodge
colors
of
orange
and
titration
changed
snd
eventually
t:
purple.
Tbe
winners
at
whist
ware:
line
was
taken
over
bv
tnc
arovim-
Ladle
first.
Mrs.
Moorehouse
ladles'
i
fovernmetit
In
its
unflrflnhed
state
I.
eoBsolatlgB.
Mtoa
B.
MeKonsfct:
genua-
'that.
action
the
government
cf
the
di
men's
first.
P.
Rogers:
aenUemen's
sic-
,
waa
supported
by
the
opposition
Th
ond.
Mr.
Preebousg.
!
Province
then
spent
several
millions
o
After
tbe
company
bad
partaken
of
,
tbe
road
before
the
Grand
Trunk
Paci-the
good
thing
supplied
by
Mrs.
Co.
.
fac
and
Canadian
Northern
went
int
aba.
Houston,
and
Mrs.
I
aa.
dancing
.Jlquldatton
and
were
taken
over
by
the
esmmeneed
aafl
waa
continued
until
the
Canadian
Gsreeenmsat
and
fused
In
th
iatly
hours
of
the
momiaa;.
During
the
Canadian
National,
thus
giving
tbe
C.N
Oanee
Miss
B.
MeKenele
-was
Invited
to
tbe
right
to
enter
Vancouver
and
th
draw
the
winner
of
the
five
dollar
gold
'
aeed
of
the
BsO
X.
bad
passed
place,
and
being
au
thai
s
dutilu:
;
mmii
aiivmmi:ii
osugnter
should
be.
she
drew-
for
her
Governments
exist
from
the
support
Tamer.
Duncan
vcKenaoe.
the
whining!
of
tbe
majority
la
tbe
legislature
No
9
i
Strenuous
oppoaiuon
to
completing
th.
"
hi.
sl-ku
M.,.
ana
w.
uam-
railway
oeveiopea
and
pessimistic
was
on
duty
at
the
door.
Music!
pom
began
to
come
in
Investigation
was
supplied
by
Mrs.
Poadets
orehea-jwas
made
by
three
eminent
men
of
tra.
Similar
entertainments
will
be
held
during
the
winter
months.
LOCAL
SURVIVORS
OF
DISASTER
AT
HALIFAX
reeourees
of
tbe
country
around
the
P.OX.
and
the
line.
Tbe
reports
were
not
vary
flattering
and
as
s
result
fh
Government
decided
not
to
continue
any
further
extension
at
that
tune.
Mr.
Pattuuo
said
he
personally
waat
ed
to
see
tbe
matter
cleaned
up
Several
year
ago
he
bad
made
two
asp.
Tenth
Annlierxiry
Kei-alU
lluter
to
i
erase
trips
to
the
Old
Countrv
In
re
.Ml
nil
I'rlm-r
ltiiiert
(iirl
Kutrtl
gard
to
financing
the
scheme
and
he
M-ler
mill
llrotlier
found
the
people
intensely
Interested
I
but
tbe
Uoyd
Oeorgc
government
war
Survivors
in
Prince
Rupert
this
week
tottering
and
It
was
followed
by
s
recall
tbe
catastrophe
Just
ten
years
labor
government
there,
so
nothing
war
ago
when
tbe
city
of
Halifax.
Nova
done.
Scotia,
las
laid
waste
and
upwards
of
Alberta
had
a
similar
problem
wttr-
But
arekj.000
persons
killed
as
a
result
of
an
all
tbe
Interests
Involved
no
oersor
explosion
following
the
collision
of
mu-,
knew
what
the
solution
might
be.
Tbey
nttton
laden
ships
in
the
harbor
of
that
,
han
Aad
many
Interviews
with
the
von
i
Governments
and
tbe
wtUway
concern
-
Among
the
local
survivors
are
Chief
d.
Tbey
had
scan
the
federal
govern
-Petty
Officer
and
Mrs.
George
J.
Dawes
intent
and
the
government
of
Alberta
of
Hoyal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Re-.The
Prime
Minister
recently
announced
serve
headquarters:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
V.I
that,
failing
all
other
plans,
the
lm
O
tePine
and
Miss
Evelyn
nice.
The
'
would
be
completed
by
the
provlncls'
last-mentioned
saved
the
Jives
of
her
j
government
younger
brother
and
sister
but
her;
IIVI'OTIIKTICAI.
C.'.tHK
mother
war
mueu
Mr
Pattul:,
rml
the
..nmin.
NO
THOROUGHFARE
.ATBOOTH
SCHOOL
Miprrliitrmlriit
of
Kdiieatlmi
Ibirks
H
ix-IkmiI
IkKiril
in
INnltlon
Taken
At
tbe
monthly
meeting
of
the
school
board
held
last
night
a
letter
was
read
from
8.
J
Willis,
superintendent
of
education.
Informing
the
board
that
under
the
School
Act
they
bad
full
charge
of'
the
school
grounds
and
neither
tbe
city
council
or
anyone
else
bad
any
right
to
trespass
thereon.
Chairman
Reenester
said
that
If
neces-
'
vary
they
would
fence
the
grounds
at
Booth
School
to
prevent
a
thorough
fare
being
made
through
them.
He
sug
gested
that
It
would
have
cost
the
city
only
half
as
much
to
make
a
temporary
walk
on
Fifth
Avenue
as
lt
would
to
erect
poles
for
light
ai
suggested.
THREE
TEAMS
TIED
:
FOR
LEADERSHIP
OF
MEN'S
WHISTLEAGUE
Prince
Rupert
Whist
League
results
last
night
were
ai
follows:
Seal
Cove
fl.
Knights
of
Pythias
3.
Sons
of
Canada
7,
St.
George's
2.
8t.
Andrew's
S.
O
rot
to
4.
Moose
8.
I.O.O.P.
3.
League
Table
W.
L.
Pis.
Orotto
8
2
S
Sorts
of
Canada
8
2
si
Moose
5
2
5
.
Seal
Cove
4
3
4
Knighta
of
Pv'nias
3
4
3
.O.O.P
3
4
3
St
Andres-1
3
4
3
8t
Oeorge'i
0
7
0
that
the
sooner
the
line
wa
-opened
u,
Save
Money!
Make
your
own
hard
or
soft
soap
by
using
waste
fats
and
G
I
LETT'S
PURE
I
VC
FLAKE
L.Y
EL
It
costs
less
to
make
,
soap
than
to
buy
It
!
PULL
DIRECTIONS
WITH
EVERY
CAN
a
t
x'
c-.'j2-
sP
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
O
W.
Morrow,
on
behalf
of
Col.
C.
W
Peck,
federal
election
candidate,
ad-
merong
oi
fishermen
last
night.
Bob
Hanna
presided.
A.
E.
Wright
and
hi
brother.
R.
u
Wright,
sailed
by
tbe
Princess
Mary
to-1
day
for
tbe
south.
The
former
Is
going
to
Toronto
and
the
tatter
to
Victoria
!
j
There
are
a
large
number
of
candl-Matee
seeking
ele-tian
u,
tM
native
r
ound)
aj
Pot-
Slmpsoti
Mrs
M
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Oupm.
I
latKir
in
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arternoon
of
11a
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ig
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ar-
ved
on
iit)
iim
4
j,sjsigi
...
TLJERE
is
a
whiskey,
smooth,
mellow
and
full-flavored,
.
made
from
selected
grains
and
the
purest
of
spring
water.
"Seagram's
83"
is
aged
and
mellowed
in
individuj
oak
casks,
and
over
the
capsule
of
each
bottle
you
will
find
the
Dominion
Government
Seal
guaranteeing
its
age.
This
aUvertispmeni
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
of
British
Columbia
'.he
better
it
would
be
for
Prince
Ru
;ert.
He
asked
tbem
to
put
themselves
,
n
the
place
of
those
who
had
counted
n
the
railway
going
through.
If
at
the
ime
of
the
collapse
of
tbe
OTP.
the
line
had
been
built
to
Haaelton
only,
hd
tbe
Government
had
refused
to
jrry
tt
through,
bow
would
that
have
i
fleeted
Prince
Rupert?
That
is
what
id
happened
on
tbe
P.Q.E.
The
line
id
not
reach
Prince
Oeorgc
and
it
did
:
ot
go
into
the
Peace
River
country
vbere
numerous
settlers
bad
gout
'bead
believing
that
tbe
railway
would
:e
built.
lie
believed
it
waa
afcetr
duty
o
come
through
like
men
and
build
be
railway,
if
no
one
else
could
be
la-uead
to
do
it
Tbey
bad
to
stay
with
be
liac
tutU
a
solution
was
reached,
he
Government
would
support
the
Vcmlnlon
In
taking
over
tbe
provlnefa
Inea.
Their
aim
was
to
gat
out
on
aa
ivorabie
conditions
aa
possible
Mr.
Pattuuo
said
be
understood
the
topic
here
ware
agitated
as
to
what
as
to
happen.
He
oom
mended
tbe
eatralnt
of
the
people
In
regard
to
his
question
but
now
tbey
could
not
trade
the
Issue.
Tbe
beet
route
bad
ct
yet
been
determined.
He
suggested
tat
whatever
waa
done
would
be
on
'te
basis
of
opening
up
"tbe
largest
srrltory
possible."
In
regard
to
the
position
of
Prince
:upert.
thr
minister
said
he
waa
not
aa
vorrled
ss
a
great
many
oeonls
in
rs-
ard
to
possible
loss
of
traffic
from
the
eaee
Biver
Naturally
people
here
vaniad
as
m
i
i.h
tmmsikw
K.n.fi,
rom"
the"
railway,
tie
Temfhdetr
theff
.eople
that
there
were
seven
million
ores
of
agricultural'
land
tributary
to
his
port
and
any
move
to
open
It
up
vould
be
of
benefit.
The
agricultural
'tosslbillties
of
the
Interior
were
Increasing.
He
spoke
of
the
Prince
George
ulp
and
paper
proposals
and
the
rea-on
for
delay
In
regard
thereto.
There
was
also
room
for
another
paper
mill
between
that
point
and
Prince
Rupert
and
yet
another
here
Mr.
PattuHo
said
he
thought
the!
people
here
could
rest
contented
in
reward
to
the
P.O.E.
He
noticed
there
was
a
proposal
for
a
new
province
but
he
had
not
seen
any
suggestion
of
his!
ettlng
a
cabinet
position
In
Its
government,
he
facetiously
remarked.
He
suggested
that
the
people
here
should
not
get
excited
but
keep
a
watching
brief
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