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DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
Dec.
1,
1927
SOVIET
DISARMAMENT
SCHEME
The
dicaraanent
scheme
put
forward
by
the
Soviet
government
fa
not
just
now
possible
of
acceptance.
We
have
not
got
beyond
the
point
where
we
are
sure
to
quarrel
at
times
and
the
recent
movement
in
Russia
against
the
British
Empire
which
seemed
to
hare
reached
tbe
boiling
point
as
a
res
alt
of
skilful
dissemination
of
specf&tts
lies
by
the
contrarleti
frets
of
that
country,
is
an
indication
et
how
necessary
aa
army
and
navy
is
just
now.
The
suggestion
of
(MmnnaaktBt
like-
many
of
the
suggestions
of
the
Soviet
Republic,
is
as
ideal
me
and
not
at
present
practicable,
ft
is
revolution!-)'.
The
British
i4ea
of
making
changes
is
to
bring
them
about
gradually.
By
carrying
on
in
that
way
no
injustice
is
done
anyone
and
the
country
is
not
brought
into
a
condition
of
turmoil.
No
citizen
of
the
British
Empire
would
like
to
see
bloodshed
in
bringing
about
changes
snob
as
was
shed
in
Russia.
We
are
naturally
a
peaceable
people
but
we
are
ready
to
fight
when
necessary.
Within
the
British
Empire
are
tribes
that
only
a
few
years
ago
were
cannibals
and
even
today
some
of
them
cannot
be
classed
as
any
thing
more
than
savages.
Not
all
have
made
the
progress
that
have
the
natives
sf
this
coast.
With
such
people
force
is
necessary.
Even
Experience
is
what
you
get
while
you
are
looking
for
something
else.
The
one
thing
that
hurts
mere
than
hating
to
pay
income
tax
is
not
having
to
pay
income
tax.
When
the
time
comes
for
the
meek
to
inherit
the
earth
taxes
will
be
so
high
they
won't
want
it.
PONTIUS
PILATE
WAS
GRAFTER
DECLARES
DAUGHTER
OF
BRYAN
CHICAGO.
Dec.
1.
A
municipal
dal
hutbed
up
nineteen
vcen
turiea
ago
waa
aired
recently
before
2Q(X)
mem-ben
of
tbe
Executive
Club
by
Mm.
Hutb
Bryrfn
Owen.
davgMer
!
the
late
Willi
am
Jfwtlnga
Bryan.
Poxittua
Pilate.
Bomao
governor
o!
Paleettz.
she
aald.
pocketed
fund
wntcn
be
had
been
given
to
eenatnact
a
water
supply
base
in
tbe
hlUa
near
jeruaalem
and
was
accused
of
graft.
Tbe
record"
were
raized
and
hidden
near
tbe
water
Unka
and
tbe
charges
of
fraud
were
quashed
but
Engl
Lata
engttteere.
ahe
aald.
uncovered
tbe
records
while
thev
were
Marching
for
a
water
nupplf
for
SHAKESPEARE
TODAY
IS
A
VITAL
FORCE
SUITED
TO
MASSES
WINNIPEG.
Dec.
1
(By
the
Catia.
dlsn
Press
i.
Archibald
D.
Flower,
rbatrman
of
the
Bhakespeare
Memorial
Theatre.
Stratford
-on
-
Avon
.
was
a
vlal-
tsr
to.
WaBBpecntly
Jrpm,
EnMand.i
nv
unmua
epreaomg
tne
gospel,
'
OT
Bbakeepeare
aa
a
vital
force
throughout
the
weat
Born
in
the
great
playwright
native
own.
Mr
Flower
believe
that
Shakespeare
xtanda
today
as
the
greatest
ol
cntertalnera
and
philosophers.
Ma
aim
U
to
eradicate
the
idea
that
Bhakespeare
i
for
the
classicists
and
not
for
the
maea.
He
regarded
tbe
presentation
of
KuwfciK
ui
moaern
costume
aa
an
tbe
Brub
army
and
fouBd
the
tank-
j
interesting
experiment,
stating
its
value
"
y
Hi
tlve
fact
that
it
(ifmomtnt.i
Mrs.
uwen,
wife
of
Major
Reginald
I
Shakcaneara
Owen
Of
the
PnVitl
KticlnAOPSi
!
was
.a
Cairo
during
war
times.
j
Advertise
In
The
Dally
news
loreBreodandMerBimU"
Yoiill
notice
the
difference
at
once
CANADA
IS
NOT
;
YET
QUITE
FREE
-.
r
HaV
Not
Power
to
Ilevle
Own
TuisliluiJon
But
Will
Gel
It
,
LONDON.
Drc.
I
-How
tar
m
Oaaa4a.i
the
ldt
at
thr
DoaOatMM.
MSMMf
a
"Sovereign
8llr
ati
Um
Manchcata
OuaMMs
j
"Tti
phrase
was
use
:n
the
iiaovi'
iresjuttsa
t
tk
Imfi
rfxl
Osnirraaoc
j
vhleb
recofetoed
tbe
MBmm
jat
the
U
eness
Prttlib
nattsjaa,
yrt
a
eosjtcmire
at
Ottawa
has
ut
k
occupied
IB
disrusalng
whether
CrLH
should
now
ftx
to
achieve
s
luat
aoartUtaon
ot
sovereignty,
the
right
to
amend
her
own
Coomimusb.
pssMea
is
Dot
aa
easy
mm.
The
NMtta
America
Act.
wife
ttal
atmtf-lmm
highly
eompjes
sjaawea
rr-
and
itieail
MgMs
a1
isfrgiarmng
for
ail
Usa
the
aukguag
and
culture
of
the
Frsmch
minority,
wu
'
the
ouicoase
of
a
mm
Ounce
f
ibe
mo-'
vinos
cmkodird
sixty
years
ago
in
ai
British
atatate
Ttixl
I
that
bo
altera
lion
snail
be
m
i
b.
It
esfept
with
the
osuot
of
the
original
contracting
parties.
At
tfecii
I
tcitanec,
and
theirs
oat
J.
tht
Brltteb
!
Partttaaem
nay
act.
'It
h
Bat
maimed
ea
kf
the
sssst
rdBt
of
famasiaa
nattostaUata
that
tfcu
tact
ti
chansed
la
asy
way
or
the
re-oJutlon
of
the
Imperial
Cooiarcnoa.
Whether
or
net
ft
ehoM
be
altered,
whether
Oaaada
ohswM
aTlnafl
bf
tnter-rBetal
agreeaaeat
to
preMtkt
Wrat-alnater
with
a
plan
tor
taking
her
Con-atlMiUos
tata
her
tianrta
la
tbe
aubeet
of
the
preaent
dlecuaWaa.
The
goreraoMot
puu
torward
a
tentative
uggeaUon
that
formal
loghsaUve
autbor-
tty
ah9uM
be
aougbt
from
tbe
BriUih
pTtlmaart
for
Qanada
to
aaacad
ita
ConatttotioD
wltbiB
certain
limitation
that
wmm
aafaguard
eslaUnc
ricbta.
with
more
highly
civilized
countries,
a
certain
amount
of
force
is,
But
sen
to
thu
careful
plan
Quebec
effective.
It
is
too
soon
to
do
away
with
armaments,
but
it
is
not
1
and
the
Maritime
province
maintain
too
soon
to
make
a
beginning
in
that
direction
with
a
view
to
finally
,
10
the
meantime
a
highly
critical
att
reaching
the
goal.
i.nun
Hawaii's
KPimtAMs
tuae.
Sooner
or
later,
aa
tbe
government'
aupporten
maintain,
aos&e
aucb
It
woold
teem,
moat
be
"
O
to
to
beep
abreaat
ol
,
-
v-rv.
.
,
J
..
ijum
uenmi
ji
a
ufiui
pfwaiavr
anu
oome
oa
jus
epjgrams
in-1
her
namlnal
atatua.
But
it
to
clear
dieate
genlU.
Here
ant
some
of
them:
(that
the
may
wUi
not
be
eaay
and
that
;so
man
can
tell
wttat
rnotas
lived
on
before
Adam
and
Eve
wore
efiSthes
Man
wants
but
little
here
below,
gene-rally
a
little
more
than
he
will
ever
get.
The
man
who
does
nothing
does
somebody.
The
great
misfortune
to
mankind
is
that
only
those
out
of
office
know
how
to
solve
great
problems.
.
.
,
.
jjeafimist
always
grumbles
because
there
is
not
enough
gloom
to
go
around.
Sometimes-
a
pessimist
is
the
mas
who
backed
an
optimist.
The
optimist
is
certain
of
going
to
Heaven;
the
jssimist
is
certain
pe
won't
like
it
even
if
be
gets
there.
A
jnotor
car
with
one
horn
can
toss
a
man
farther
than
a
bull
with
iw5
horns.
loUhe
poultry
industry
it
is
a
diplomatic
wife
who
makes
her
hnsbandbelieve
he
is
doing
it
alL
Today
women
display
more
backbone
than
men.
'
It
is
safest
to
tell
your
wife
everything
but
tell
her
before
somebodjlse
does,
and
tell
her
that
whjeh
you
are
sure
she
will
find
o'utSr
To
work
eight
boors
a
day
for
tWrty
sbilUng
a
week
is
domes
tic
service.
To
work
sixteen
hours
a
day
for
nothing
and
appear
to
be
pleased
is
marriage.
an
anomaly
curious
even
nwng
the
many
that
d.Miugui'tb
Bmiih
Imperial
relatlcna
may
!or
a.-ine
time
perslet."
LIQUORTRADE
OF
PROVINCE
Threat
Made
That
it
Will
be
Re
moved
to
Mexico
if
Legislated
Out
of
Business
VICTORIA.
Dec.
1.
If
Parliament
legislate
British
Columbia
far-fluag
liquor
smuggling
trajBe
out
of
buatness
at
its
next
session,
aa
It
la
expected
to
do.
tbe
bane
of
the
American
bootleg
Uuppllea
probably
will
be
moved
from
nere
to
Mexico.
This
t
the
expectation
of
liquor
officials
who
have
kept
In
close
touch
with
export
operations
for
Siany
yean
and
who
are
tregly
behind
tbe
movement
to
abolish
this
trade
altogether.
ine
smuggling
of
liquor
Into
tbe
United
fitatea
la
far
too
lucrative
a
business
to
be
allowed
to
perish
with-1
out
a
fight.
It
la
believed.
After
hang
ing
on
to
a
precarious
existence
for'
years
in
the
lace
of
tbe
Provincial
Government,
smugglers
undoubtedly
wlU
do
everything
In
their
power
to
avoid
tbe
fate
which
la
foreshadowed
far
them
In
the
proposed
abolition
of
private
liquor
importation.
But
if
the
neoessary
legislation
la
passed
by
Parliament
at
Its
next
session,
after
being
rejected
three
times
by
the
Senate,
of
ficials
cannot
see
how
the
export
trafflr-
out
of
British
Columbia
can
live.
It
will
have
to
find
another
base
and
Mexico
is
considered
Ideal
for
this
pur-
KXI'WTj
KTItOMl
KKHIT
The
necessary
legislation,
however,
is
Tot
yet
through
Parliament.
While
tbe
Federal
Government
haa
agreed
to
introduce
it.
and
while
the
House
of
3ommons
haa
voted
In
favor
of
It
.hree
times
before,
tbe
proposed
amendment
to
the
Canada
Temperance
Act.
Voblblttng
private
liquor
Importation,
las
yet
to
run
the
gauntlet
of
the
Senate.
A
strong
Xlght.
against
tbe
bill
at
Ottawa
Is
expected
here.
Liquor
hv
erests
will
contest
it
on
the
ground
hat
it
will
Interfere
with
private
righti
nd
win
Inaugurate
a
restriction
on'
(Thlcb
the
public
of
British
Columbia
ias
never
voted.
This
was
the
"argu-
nent
used
with
success
in
the
Senate
before
when
similar
legislation
was
vetoed.
Even
if
tbe
private
importation
of
iquor
is
abolished,
liquor
exporters
naJ
tlnd
some
way
of
escaping
the
ln-:eotion
of
tbe
new
legislation.
Un
doubtedly
all
these
possibilities
will
)e
explored
by
the
liquor
interests
but
if
the
legislation
is
drafted
along
the.
ame
lines
as
In
the
past
British
Col-,
ambla
officials
do
not
see
how
the
ex-
wrters
here
can
escape
it.
If
all
pri
vate
importation
were
forbidden
it
ap
pears
that
the
exporters
wUl
be
unable
o
secure
.supplies
to
ahlp
into
the
United
States.
It
la
some
clause
in
tbe
eglsluUon
by
wblcb
the
exporters
would
ue
Die
to
get
supplies
somewhere,
jomehow
that
is
feared
here
EXPECT
MOVE
If
ho
aue.b
loophole
is
available
how-,
ver
the
vast
llauor
oreanizar.ion
whii
nas
been
built
up
in
this
Province
since
"
problbKlon
VlvuiWUii
times
lUlHTS
will
Will
not
HOI
allow
SHOW
its
American
trade
to
perish
Is
the
opinion
or
"
hos
most
closely
cioseiy
in
in
touch
loucn.
THE
DAILY
NBW3
THE
ACME'S
values.
As
an
example,
read
these:
STANFIELD'S
RED
LABEL
Men's
Underwear.
Regular
$5.00
value.
Temptation
Sale
3.85
no
difficulty
in
establishing
In
Mexico,
bases
like
those
now
operating
lo
Van
couver
and
in
tbe
Interior
of
British
Columbia.
Meanwhile
the
export
business
not
only
is
flourishing
but
is
expanding.
Judging
from
the
recent
incorporations
completed
at
the
Parliament
Buildings
A
number
of
firms
formed
recently
1
1
ermlssion.
wui
engage
in
the
bandUng
of
liquor
for
export
official
underatSBS.
Tbe
Federal
Government
la
not
allowing
the
creation
of
anf
fiw
bonded
liquor
warehouses
but
there
rs
nothing
to
prevent
the
lneorpoca(tlon
ol
concerns
handling
liquor
armiactur
this
Province
or
brought
In
by
owners
of
existing
warehouses.
-
Man
in
the
Moon
SiMONDS
SAWS
BECAUSE
guaranteed
to
cut
10
more
timber
in
same
time,
with
lest
labor
than
any
other
saw.
tlMONOS
CANADA
IAW
CO.
LTD.
momthcal
n
SOME
men
are
norn
great,
some
achieve
greatness
and
ether
Just
grate
on
you
TfllNK
whp-
vcaxastraphe
it
would
Use
CEE-TEE
Men's
Pure
Wool
Combinations.
Regular
SO
value.
Temptation
Sale,
Price
gg85
MEN'S
SUITS
Five
hundred
Ilea's
fine
Tweeds
and
Worsteds
at
drastic
price
reductions.
22.M
Tweed
Suite
SH.(I.
$26.00
Suits
to
clear
at
Kl(i.(
$30.00
Suits
for
eniy
Sll).(Wi
1:.60
Worsted
Suits
at
$24.05
$45.00
Navy
Bae
Serge
SWEATERS
Men's
Heavy
Weight
Wool
Sweater
Costs.
Regular
values
to
$8.50
T-mp'.ation
Sale
1
95
Tk
famous
I)
Lo
V
Men's
Sweaters,
the
double
duty
coat
for
fair
and
stormy
weathfr!
Bejrnlar
$4.50
value.
Qf
Temptation
Sale
Price
t?-:.i7J
OVERCOATS
76
Men's
Tweed
Overcoats.
Drowns,
grays,
fancy
checks;
double
breasted
or
plain
models.
Sizes
34
to
44.
Wation
Sale
gjgg
$35
Men's
Overcoats
in
Novelty
Tweeds.
Gray,
midnight
blue,
etc.,
full
check
back,
atl
taped
and
smartly
tailored.
Temptation
Sale
3J.9
95
Plush
Lined
Overcoats
in
fcigh
grade
Tweeds
in
fancy
blue
and
checks.
Re
gular
$37.50
value.
Temptation
Sale
Price
No
C.O.D.
Orders.
21.65
WOLSKY
Pure
Wool
Men's
Combinations.
Regular
per
suit
Temptation
Sale
Price
4.95
BLUE
CHINCHILLA
OVERCOATS
Regular
340.00
value.
Now
only
FOR
BOYS
High
Grade
Overcoats.
Regular
$16.M
and
$140
values.
Sizes
2C
to
34.
Temptation
Sale
jjjJ
gEj
84
Boys'
Pure
Wool
Tweed
Suits.
No
suit
in
this,
lot
sold
in
the
regular
way
at
feas
than
$JS.O0.
Temptation
Sale
Trice
.
Temptation
Sale
Price
.
Strictly
Cash.
tie
11
there
sere
not
enough
turkeys
to
i!D
around
at
Christmas!
THE
boundary
between
Canada
and
he
United
Btatca
may
be
Just
an
imaginary
line
but
It
may
prove
to
be
more
than
that
If
any
person
fancies
he
can
crass
K
without
the
necessary
A
YOUNO
fellow
was
driving
along
a
eountry
road
southwest
of
town
when
he
overtook
a
group
of
school
children,
and
when
he
offered
to
give
them
a
lite
tney
piled
Into
his
machine.
There
vatnt
room
for
aB
of
them
on
tbe
wts
so
one
of
the
girls
had
to
alt
on
the
driver's
tap.
"Do
you
like
school?
tie
Inquired.
"Tri,
Mt,"
she
replied.
Do
you
attend
school
every
day.'
"Good
little
girl,"
be
remarked,
kissing
ner
on
ute
catees:.
"And
do
you
Bke
jour
teacher?"
"I'm
the
teacher,"
she
replied.
GET
rid
of
the
groueh
habit,
the
feeling
sick
habit
and
the
hospital
habK,
but
cutttvate
the
laugh
habit,
the
smtle
habit,
the
health
habit
and
the
gcod
cheer
habit.
THOSE
who
visit
the
local
restaurants
should
not
get
the
Idea
that
knives
and
forks
ad
table
napkins
are
medicines
to
be
taken
after
the
meal.
WE
like
the
women.
Their
cute
little
ways
They
have
no
fcoeket
Bo
man
alwayf-
pays.
Pcidispar
nas
beeti
mined
In
Canada
ence
1890
ne
grer
te
part
of
the
out-wu:
belns
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States
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MN.
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TORONTO
waere
aen
ucn,
ln
the
potteries
S7.35
Bore'
Tweed
ittoomers.
Values
$2L?
aad
fS
ML
Pare
Wool
"Seratch"
Tweeds,
with
belts
and
watch
pocket.
In
sizes
27
to
34.
Temptation
Sale
Price
.
S1.75
St.
Mar
caret
"a
Diamond
and
Double-Knee
Utocktaga,
in
all
sixes.
Regular
value
up
to
$1.75.
Temptation
Sale
Price,
while
they
last
Qt
per
pair
fit.
Margaret's
Cashmere
Stockings,
in
all
sizes.
Regular
up
to
$1.25
value.
Temptation
Sole
Price,
while
they
last,
7Cp
j.er
pair
1
St.
Margaret's
Jerseys,
all
Wool
Cashmere
in
fancy,
brown
and
navy
with
polo
collar.
Regular
$3JjO
value.
S1.95
Boys'
Fancy
Sweaters,
all
Wool,
in
pullover
and
lumberjack
styles.
Monarch
knit.
Regular
values
up
to
$545.
Temptation
Sale
t?0
QC
Price
0&VO
ANNUAL
OF
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHINGS
STARTS
FRIDAY,
DECEMRER
2
Positively
the
Biggest
Bargains
in
B.C.
Resides
the
regular
stock
of
the
Acme
Importers,
consisting
of
high-nrade
Mens
and
Boys'
fVh
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purcnase
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a
very
special
price
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casnf
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part
of
the
stock
of
Jas.
Thomson
&
Sons,
of
Vancou
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who
have
none
out
of
business.
This
stoti
consists
of
Men's
and
Boys'
high-grade
Furnishings
and
we
are
thus
enabled
to
offer
absolutely
ash
VIKIV,
Men's
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Regular
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Price
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TemptatioB
Sale
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&.
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Wool
Fane
Wool
Flannels.
Temptation
Sale
Price
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UNDERWEAR
heavy
RibVed
Uaderwai
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Wool.
Shirt.
Temptation
Sale
Fru.
per
garment
Stanfieids
.Medium
Wei?
wear.
Regular
$4.00
Temfrtation
Sale
Prico
Turnbull's
Natural
Wool
wear.
In
Combination
a-
'
Drawer
Regular
$4.50
Temptation
Sale
Pri.
Stanfield's
Silk
and
W
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wear.
Regular
$70
Temptation
Sale
Price
Turnbull's
Ribbed
Men's
1'-
i
fleecy
and
warm.
Con1
Regular
$4.00
value.
Temptation
Sale
Price
The
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue.
S2.85
S2.95
$135
82.95
$2.95
$6.45
S2.65
No
charge
accounts.
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Kupert.
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Co.,
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253
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