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Board
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out
that
this
:
...
to
send
the
fam-1.
-
.-he
also
discovered
A'.uld
make
her
a
ape-:
r
the
family
laundry.
At
!
Mr
friends
abeut
it
and
1
heir
friends
about
it
i-
Kitting
to
be
quite
i
miiry.
Pioneer
Laundry
Phone
118
YOU
ARE
INVITED
to
pee
Ladies'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
at
The
Louvre
316
Third
Avenue
Next
Royal
Bank
W
oo
I)KY
BIRCH,
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
Single
Load
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Load
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DRY
KINDLING,
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580
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
English
Made
to
Measure
Suits
and
Pure
Wool
Cloths
By
Mail.
AGENTS
WANTED
to
carry
cloth
pa
terns
snd
take
measures
for
English
hlgh-grads
Tailoring
House.
Liberal
communion
Cash
trtde.
Splendid
open-:t
for
storekeeper,
agent
carrying
o
.fer
lines
or
man
with
lsrg
circle
if
fn-md
Write,
enclosing
bank
refer:.
-ic.
to
Dept
C
Com-mcrft
ai
A
e--j
ing
Service
North
Parade.
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Enjland,
ii
FRENCH
TENNIS
'
STAR
TELLS
OF
SPORTS
VALUE
Jean
Ilorotra
Handicapped
ty
Care
or
Durness
Vet
lad
in
Popular
Game
(By
John
R
TuiUs
la
Dotuiu
1
Wk
m
hi
a
1
nmuu
Rashly
cossrsd
picture
of
s
lad;
in
a
sedaa
chair.
ar
a
lady
walking
along
a
auauiaatj
ivy
the
sea
with
a
dog
aa
Mg
as
wheelbarrow
act
leash,
you
Know
lastinctlsetf
US
aa
edvertlat-"'"
ar
an
sutoaiaWls.
And
whene'er
you
arc
a
BtinSagWiih
a
a
figure
111
wbii
JuswpUag
lata
tbo
air
to
bit
tanna)
ball,
yon
kaaw
by
the
same
taken
that
tta
a
pteture
of
Jean
Burotra
of
Riait
Jean
Borotra
Is
probably
the
moot
photogrspbsd
saao
in
spurts
today
T:rl
because
of
hu
leaping
orobjtic
tin
unuewal
and
picturesque
attitudes
iNB
the
oanrt.
bis
tense
and
slnuou
I
tfcsawe
at
full
a
await
of
thr
ball.
eec-,onaiy
because
ai
a
prcmii.er.
merr.br
'
of
France's
Oavla
Cup
team
he
has
played
in
nearly
every
country
in
thr
clvllsred
world.
MatarmUy
whenever
h-plays
the
prints
tuapasis
crowd
about
out
wis
Djonoe,
sstnoer
rrench-nai
Is
more
than
Just
merely
another
fsmou
IntatMtlaBal
athlete.
At
thf
as
of
twenty-eight
he
Is
Internation
ally
famous
In
business
circles.
Brer
WATER
NOTICE.
DIVERSION
AMI
tE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
t
acrarsss
is
tio
Seymour
street
.
Vancouver.
B.C..
wUl
apply
for
a
Iioeace
t-take
and
use
1
cubic
foot
of
witter
oui
of
nana
nmed
atream
which
nows
southerly
sad
drains
into
Port
Stephens
Bay.
about
one
mile
sest
of
Bluff
Point.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
awut
000
feet
from
the
mouth
and
will
t
used
for
commercial
purpuet
upon
the
land
described
as
Lot
ttsO.
Bang
4.
Coast
District
.
This
notice
ni
poated
on
toe
ground
on
the
Mth
day
of
July.
1M7
A
copy
of
hit
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act"
will
be
filed
in
the
offlo
of
the
Water
Re-I
confer
at
Prtnee
Rupert.
B
C
Oblsr-tloat
tu
t'.ic
aapltcstlon
may
be
filed
with
the
Hid
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Right.
Parliament
BulMlass.
Tictarts
BC
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
appearance
of
thu
notice
in
s
local
newspaper
The
date
of
the
first
pubUoaUon
of
this
notice
U
August
so,
larr
mOSKX
HCWBCKAO.
Applleaat.
LAND
ACT.
NOTH'C
Or
INTKXTIIiV
TO
APrtV
TO
LASH
In
Queen
Charlotte
lalsnds
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
smut
st
JeaVway
Harbor,
Moresbj
U-laad.
Q
C.I.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
UUIesd
PscUng
Oompsay.
Lhnlted.
ef
Vsneourer.
BC,
ocrapatiati
Paokert.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northeast
corner
of
Lot
as.
QC.I.;
thence
northwesterly
and
aloof
high
water
mark
18
-haln.
more
or
lea,
to
a
point
N.
M
S7'
t.
from
the
NX
corner
Lot
140:
thence
north
M
ST
E.
1-5
chains,
more
or
lees,
to
tow
water
mark;
thence
southeasterly
alosig
low
water
mark
to
a
point
N.
56
ST
E
from
the
location
post:
thence
ilt
chains,
more
or
lees,
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
5
seres,
more
or
less.
M1IXEUD
PACKING
COMPANY.
LIMITED,
Appttesnt.
Dated
Srctembcr
7.
1927.
c4&r
the
atiqmi
ofMousewcA
or,
ftaal
it
,.!!,
sVTS.e
Vs-wlt
ataSBaV
jfl
''tEsSjL
''Las'
ajalsssW
1
st
ka.
a
l.sw
Ass
I
OXO
LIMITED
IM
M
Their
Hmh
are
of
a
tough-
6
nwi.
11
rr.s.
mthmhuM
jl
am
thcirlmn
ai'mg
cdae
uo
.efl
ms
dcr
cr
vsgc.
BH
mmon
caisod
in
eaVro.
ga
wiu
sP
BjH
vuovvoi
mhn.
mi
aaar
slaee
the
war
he
h
repreaented
an
Amsrlosa
corpora
tioi.
in
Europe
which
manufactures
gasoline
pumps:
on
be-t'.UI
of
r.it
ompai.y
tie
travels
She
length
and
bread
ih
of
the
eastern
-tH
western
hem
Spheres
Mar
Is
It
an
exagferat.on
to
call
Jess)
Borotra
an
"intsrnstisnsl"
In
buflnsas
as
wail
as
:n
spert.
Bitting
at
lunch
oaw
day
last
wintsr
la
ate
apartment
oa
the
Rue
de
lornchnmp.
in
Pans
I
hoard
htin
talk
l
a
specia;
telephone
connection
so
maile
that
hi
is
able
to
conduct
fits
b
n.neas
at
meals
with
a
rial
man,
an
Italian,
a
Cssch.
and
an
staglkshasan
all
lr
their
nstiee
tongues.
That
is
ait
l.rt.
energy,
and
dash
that
he
has
put
I'-.te
sport
unMl
he
has
raleed
fr::ci
tiv.;:
to
tlie
front
rank
he
'
m
al.-j
given
to
business,
with
the
result
thet
today
Jean
Borotra
la
one
of
thr
lraderr,
of
the
younger
ladus-tnulr
of
Fnince.
A
HKtL
AMATCIK
Sr.mething
mere
is
Jean
BotosTs.
He
is
an
amateur!
He
does
not
sell
bonds,
-tocai.
or
lnsura.'ice.
write
for
the
daily
ortu.
traffic
in
real
estate
or
deal
in
any
eitranr-jti
nldollnes.
In
fact,
he
.
o:se
of
the
vrry
few
players
of
ln-:rr..tional
ip-.n
who
la
actually
hsad-ci'jped
by
t.-t
t-area
of
business
When
he
travels
im
the
French
team
to
..lay
si
matches
In
Denmark
or
Italy
!.e
countf
on
leaving
Paris
at
ta
last
Dosslble
minute
by
air
to
rejoin
his
cumrades
who
departed
by
train
the
flay
before
He
Jumps
out
of
the
plane
cn
thr
afternoon
of
the
match
and
::
to
hie
playing
clothes:
then.
In
addition,
hr
sits
up
haU
the
night
transacting
business
wherever
he
Happens
to
be.
for
the
ramlflcatlona
Df
his
company
are
world
wide
Last
year
before
the
final
match
st
Forest
Hills,
hen
he
played
bis
teammate.
Lscoste.
for
the
chaaspfcinshlp
of
tbe
United
States,
I
wss
la
his
aoom
In
the
Hotel
Vanderbllt.
In
New
York,
shortly
after
midnight.
Most
of
the
tennis
playeri
had
long
sine
retired;
not
Jean
Borotra
For
hours
he
bad
been
working
and
work
still
remained
for
him
to
do.
In
bis
band,
sa
I
left,
was
a
sheaf
of
telegrams:
he
was
breaking
engagements
in
Chicago.
St.
Louis,
and
Cincinnati
because
be
was
staying
to
phy
the
next
day.
.
'I'shoeW
never
hsvejsksyed
hrtats
tournaveat,"
be
saldj
saakjng
his
bead
ruefuMy
"I
had
apfiotBtinwnU
m
St.
Louis
and
Chicago
that
must
be
cancelled
I
ought
to
be
scolded
"
WOltKEI)
TO
S
,UL
The
night
of
the
Da
via
Oup
Chsl-lenge
round
at
Oermsntsnra
last
year
Borotra
wss
working
an
documents
and
reports
connected
with
his
business
until
S
sjb.
At
three
be
-was
called
upon
sa
important
long
distance
csll
from
Ban
Fraaelsoa.
He
mreer
toM
me
this:
he
is
much
too
good
s
sportsman;
It
Is
s
fact
nevertheless
Bvaryone
knows
of
Jean
Borotra
as
the
laapirs-
Shopping
ft
f5
DAILY
KSW3
Urn
Mon
aast
the
n.i.a.p,.,
0i
mini.
sport.
Bait
few
kr.ow
of
him
In
hu
.i't
and
oompiitrted
business
rata.
tioiu
in
almost
rry
country
ia
the
lTlj
I
iress
taia
u,
allow
that
Jaaa
lu.rotra
Is
not
a
-ni
alfsid
specialist
doied
ssstsly
to
the
playing
ol
ame.
a
man
who
spends
his
life
upon
he
courts.
Rather
u
he
a
hard
work-i.x
and
capable
industrausst.
who.
by
u
force
at
his
personality,
has
eras-d
for
himself
tbs
same
paatttan
in
the
aorld
of
bnslnsas
that
he
sjoeuptes
la
hr
world
of
spur'
He
ssss
natasas
and
many
nations,
too.
across
the
ast:
be
also
assets
them
across
the
esssar-enoe
table
la
business.
Those
wtss
only
know
htm
superficially,
who
only
see
him
laaaetMous
and
urdent
la
s
floss
five-set
match,
wiu
call
htm
the
.nwiisBUst
Bascma.
But
Jean
Borotra
Is
Ut
saare
taaa
last;
thia
sager.
saujlag
tYitieaataa
at
a
man
with
s
purfsssaful
brala.
Aad
aacause
of
his
oonnacttan
with
sport:
bseauae
cf
his
connection
with
a
large
International
oorporaOoa
Is
fats
so
know
the
peoples
of
various
countries
aa
perhaps
few
parson
in
Burcpe
do.
He
greets
tbem
formally
:n
serious
and
important
deals
in
the
morning:
he
greets
:;-em
Informally
st
play
upon
tbe
ooo
in
tbe
afternoon.
Mot
one
country,
but
a
score
of
dller-sat
countries.
Therefore
what
he
told
me
recently
shout
sp-rt
and
Its
effect
upon
lntenistlonal
relations
la
more
Important
than
the
biased
and
often
Insincere
wards
of
hundreds
or
politic
-isns
the
world
over,
given
out
to
the
press
for
a
desired
effect.
Bessuse
Jean
Borotraa
waaas
were
unstudied
and
rim
pie.
Besides
being
the
views
of
a
man
who
doss
not
spend
Us
Uf
thinking,
but
d(
rig.
IlKINOa
NATIONS
TOGETHER
"There
aat
two
ways,
I
believe,
of
bringing
nstsons
together."
he
said,
'tone
la
by
apart,
the
other
by
business.
Let
me
show
you
hat
I
mean:
"I
bad
just
returned
from
the'
war,
where
I
was
la
military
service
at
tbe
front.
I
found
couditiona
changed.
The
world
was
distrustful.
Matkms
were
afraid,
aaeartaiii:
we
did
not
like
tbe
Germans
and
the
Oermaas
did
not
like
us.
Wall,
shortly
attar
dSopoboll-ratton
I
became
attached
to
the
company
for
Which
I
now
work.
In
s
few
months
I
was
teat
to
Dtaasetdorf
.
across
the
Rhine,
on
business
for
them
I
shall
never
forgr-
my
first
visit
to
Oermany
"For
I
a
Frenchman
e
going
Into
tbe
enemy's
Isad.
I
wss
shaking
hands
with
man
I
had
been
shooting
but
s
few
years
before.
To
my
surprise
I
found
that
they
received
me
courteously,
treated
me
cordially,
did
business
with
me,
and.
without
exception,
kept
their
business
word.
I
soon
be-Can
to
sec
they
were
not
bad
fellows.
And
as
tee
yeAs
have
roiled
on
end
I
have
come
to
know
them
better
I
have
made
Sssny
friends
there.
I
grew
to
like
ttf
tTL
snd
perfijjps
they
liked
me,
their
trajbtlonal
eftemj.
Today
I
visit
Dusseldotf
every
week
and
It
is
sonethln
I
jfek
forward
to.
All
tins
would
have
'.fceea.
Impossible
had
wc
not
been
brought
together
In
a
basi-aess
way."
.
"Than
you
belieaw.
lvlonslettr
Borotra."
I
asked,
"that
buesneu
hss
s
better
aad
more
lasting
effect
upon
International
relations
than
sport?"
KNOW
AXI)
l?M)KKSTAM)
"iBternatlonal
relation
can
be
improved
In
two
ways."
he
rrpUed.
"First
by
exeasnse
of
personalities
snd
ldess
through
business,
aad,
second,
by
in-
M
A
teaspoonful
of
"0X0"
Cordial
to
a
cup
of
boiling
water
proves
a
friend
indeed.
The
rich,
meaty
deliciousness
of
"OXO"
gives
the
nourishment
and
stimulation
which
the
body
craves
when
weary
or
fatigued-
That
is
why
doctors,
nurses
and
dietitians
recommend
"OXO"
they
know
that
it
contains
the
concentrated
goodness
of
fresh,
lean
beef.
At
all
grocers
in
16
and
20
oz.
bottles
and
convenient
6
oz.
flasks.
CORDIAL
0X0
LIMITED,
ZZZ
St.
Antoins
St.,
Montreal
Certainly,
Plain
York's
really
great
It's
the
best
chocolate
With
flavour
and
quality
splendid
for
Jane.
Mothers
and
fathers
who
have
tried
Plain
York
chocolate
realize
at
once
how
pure
it
Is,
how
wholesome.
Not
too
bitter,
not
too
sweet,
but
with
all
the
deliciousness
of
pure
plain
chocolate,
Plain
York
is
the
triumph
of
200
years
of
experience
in
fine
chocolate
making.
Just
II
Ills
try
a
bar
to-day.
teroourse
and
understanding
through
meetings
In
sport.
There
is
s
third
wsy,
which
Ye
have
been
trying
through
tbe
centuries,
snd
which
hssat
gotten
us
so
very
far.
That-
Is
through
tea
medium
of
our
politicians.
But
really
there
Is
only
one
way:
thst
Is
in
getting
to
know
snd
understand
other
peosflei.
And
the
best
way
you
can
get
to
know
a
man
and
what
he
is
like
Is
upon
tbe
golf
links
or
the
tennis
court.
This.
I
believe,
is
the
more
important
snd
the
more
effective
wsy.
(continued
tomorrow
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reported
3372
books
borrowed
during
the
month
of
which
2420
volumes
were
fiction.
690
Juvenile,
and
During
the
month
"I
neVcaras"
were
Issued
to
borrowers,
20
being
cancelled.
Books
received
during
the
month
num
bered
62,
of
which
25
were
by
gl(t
and
27
by
purchase.
Fifteen
volumes
were
discarded
as
no
longer
useful.
There
are
now
on
tbe
shelves
approximately
six
thousand
volumes.
O.
V.
Wilkinson
presided
st
the
meeting.
Aid.
M.
M
Stephens
was
secretary
snd
there
were
also
present
James
Black,
H.
F.
Pullen
snd
the
librarian.
DEIiGATKlEAYEFOR
WINNIPEG
MEETING
Mayor
Newton
off
Today
and
J.
C.
Ilradj,
M.P.,
Tomorrow
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton
left
on
this
morning's
tram
for
Winnipeg
to
attend
the
national
Conseryatlve
convention
opening
next
Tueda-y-
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his
absence,
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meeting
of
the
wSJlem
Canada
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snd
Development
League
In
Victoria.
He
expects
to
return
to
the
city
In
about
three
weeks'
time.
J.
C.
Brsdy.
MJM
will
leave
on
to-marrow
morning's
trsln
to
sttend
the
Conservative
convention
In
Winnipeg
as
official
representative
of
the
city
snd
district.
J.
L.
Nygasrd,
well
known
Bella
Cools
rancher,
after
having
spent
a
couple
of
days
In
the
city,
sails
tonight
on
tbe
Prince
George
for
Ocean
Fsus
esxoute
home.
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can
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another
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dear
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that
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have
have
to
to
explain
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over
and
over
again
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Laundry
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Clothes
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