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nscripiion
of
Since
then
decided
mat
one
'
In-
duty
i!
eve.
an
'iieniv
and
it
s
oi
the
country
person.-
should)
be
nation.
-
-
m
the
way.
The
people
al.ii
usually
they
do
not
n-ei
iption
appeals
to
them,
lau
or
pa.
..
a
resolution
i-
p:T'.;y
certain
that
in
future,
any
war,
if
"
uue.
will
result
m
the
".hole
wealth
of
the
nation
being
taken
for
the
purport
l
aiding
h
r.peilmvr
an
invader.
So
far
We
have
been
unable
to
see
.u;
jjuou
argument
against
this.
Possibly
there
is
one,
but
the
resolution
of
the
former
member
for
Mstaskiwin
on
the
face
of
it
looks
reasonable.
If
it
were
adopted
In
every
country,
there
would
be
no
war.
PEACE
UIVER
POSSiniLITIES
The
Edmonton
Journal
has
just
issued
a
special
number
dealing
particularly
with
the
Peace
Ri
l
r
country.
It
is
a
splendid
effort
and
if
it
does
not
give
Prince
Rupert
much
mention
it
must
be
remembered
that
such
was
not
its
object.
It
is
worthy
of
the
enterprise
of
a
growing
city
and
Edmonton
is
a
city
that
is
moving
ahead
at
a
great
rate.
Anyone
wishing
information
about
the
Peace
country
cannot
do
better
than
send
for
a
copy
of
the
ninety
page
edition
of
the
Journal
dealing
with
the
subject.
REFORMED
POLICE
The
first
police
institute
in
the
United
States,
dedicated
to
courtesy,
fellowship
and
social
service,
has
been
inaugurated
by
Fordhffcni.verfity
as
a
gift
to
the
city.
Seventy-five
grisxled
policeUiefena',
a
bit
pursled
by
it
aL
and
one
hundred
policewomen
heard
the
new
doctrine,
expounded
in
the
daaaroom
a&,thf
twenty-eighth
floor
of
the
Woolworth
Building
bv
Chief
Magistrate
William
MrAdoo.
"The
old
policeman
of
the
Sullivan
type
is
being
replaced
by
the
newer
policemen
with
the
higher
mentality
of
a
Tunney."
naid
Magistrate
MrAdoo.
who,
however,
had
a
word
of
praise
for
the
old-timers.
"They
were
fine
cops
of
the
good
old
days.
Cod
bless
'em','
he
said.
"They
were
ample
of
back,
rolling
of
front,
strong
of
arm.
hard
of
head,
soft
of
heart,
broad
of
feet,
like
a
percheron
horse.
"But
today
there
are
new
ways
and
new
ttolice.
The
New
York
police
are
walking
advertisements
of
dean
living
and
clean
thinking."
Lieutenants
assigned
to
welfare
work
and
all
policewomen
are
required
to
attend
the
school
one
night
a
week.
Lectures
will
be
given
by
Fnrdhani
instructors
and
others.
Win
Your
Way
to
FALL
"The
Home
of
Shredded
Wheat"
Many
teachers
and
school
children
will
visit
us
next
summer
at
cur
expense.
You
can,
too.
Write
for
particulars
to
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
Ltd.
Niagara
Falls.
Ontwrlo
S$fcvDAlt"!lBftB
Friday.
Ai
....
WHAT
I
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
As
Told
by
Ilnrnltl
C.
Hurr
IJy
HIVING
BERLIN
v
,
AT,,,l
lr,'',,
,0
t-m
mr
J
VI
to
be
a
rablil.
but
I
hiiiiIihI
who
ilUTHu't
want
to
work.
Ilofore
Ills
I
-(iplatrV
ituni'ilkl
rlltogll
Ifurlillr
'hi
ruler
i
tfte1
tyiftrgogtae
lft
IHniIAM
Mv
fatlirr
tiled,
'.llld
I
'
raiHdiy
'deteriorating
,
towitril
m
own
iaft
choice
of
u
chiWi
I
Alien
I
arote
ui
f
J
r-1
miiii.
Hut
there
rrr
other-
tiling
lictwern
tliow
two;
(
i
trenie.
'On
my
arrival
In
America
from
Rusjla
wifn
my
parent
1
didn't
have
any
idea
what
I'd
make
of
myelf
It
anything.
The
'kjiine
of
New
York
didn't
Inspire
one
tittle
Immigrant.
I
was
only
4
years
old.
"Afterwards
when
I
went
to
school
I
used
to
try
;r.y
hand
st
drawing,
but
I
never
s-t
very
far
beyond
the
treeing
stage
"I
wniilil
like
In
bnve
been
i-Hrtuon-lt.
Oft
m
nmv
I
H
an
Idea
fur
a
picture
when
I
ought
to
be
gelling
inr
for
ii
-nng.
Iltit
thru
eventmilT
thinks'
thrv
have
giHHl
iilmi-
for
iirtKin.
"I
really
arrived
at
being
a
comparer
by
a
procev
of
ellmlnatlan.
My
llrst
urge,
as
I've
raid.
m
toward
loafing.
I
was
restless
to
get
away
from
things.
So
I
ran
away
from
h'ane
to
the
oabareU
along
the
rioweiy.
It
was
a
sort
of
a
game
all
the
last
aid
bay
practiced.
We
called
It
playing
hooky
from
home.
The
majority
of
us
returned
eventually
Because
we
had
to
eat.
I
sang
In
a
cabaret
for
awhUe.
It
was
what
we
were
pleased
to
designate
u
entertaining
While
the
estimate
placed
on
a
man
by
the
public
might
be
wronk
each
per
son
had
to
render
an
account
to
him-
elf,
to
1
true
to
himself.
By
living
In
such
s
manner
that
with
pride
he
could
look
back
over
his
record
he
would
get
the
best
out
of
life.
WAS
THE
FOUNDER
OF
IMPERI
ALTOBACCO
CO.
Mr
Mortimer
lhiM
spent
Mtteb
Time
i:rrlnieiillng
With
tlrnwlng
of
M
eed
In
Vi
As
early
as
IMS,
at
the
age
of
M
yean.
Sir
Mortimer
IMitls.
whose
death
was
announced
yesterday,
commenced
that
eommereial
activity
which
resulted
ultimately'
In
MM
nrejurtaittan
or
th
Imperial
Tobacco
Ow..
S'ceatpafiy
whltfft
has
long
been
TecognUW
aa
a
model
ot
ndmlnlntratlve
efficiency.
Many
years
lto
Sir
Mortimer
had
the
foresight
to
recognise
the
wonderful
possibilities
ot
lobHcco
growing
and
lt
manufacture
1
oday
one
of
Canada's
largett
Indus-,rlM
Imbued
with
an
unfnvorlng
confl-dciire
in
Cnnada's
future
Sir
Mortimer
was
keenly
ititerviited
In
every
phase
of
It
commercial
and
agricultural
development
and
thl
belief
In
the
destiny
of
the
Dominion
nft
the
country
of
the
future
wiir
unconquerable.
IliVIMi
HKKI.IS
'My
rather
tried
to
grouni
mi-
to
be
u
mhbl.
but
I
minted
to
In-
a
bum!"
cpikkly.
AnH
that
would
glvr
me
Urn.
to
attempt
other
things
tlisn
just
till
iersr
and
i
lioru-
or
a
meloil).
My
great-is
pleasure,
would
be
to
be
able
t
write
a
real
j
folk
ong.
like
'Annli
l-aorte.'
for
instmii
p.
"Toti've
probubly
heard
that
I
don'
rven
know
the
note
on
the
piano,
bu
that
Isn't
anyth
ng
-well,
so
fraaklsl
Tou
mlgh
be
able
to
write
a
stop
yet
not
know
how
to
type
it.
The
key
"About
then
I
attained
to
my
first
'
lh
typewriter
transcribe
the
word
ambition.
It
was
to
make
2fi
week.
".
oo
inca
im
neys
oi
I
would
have
worked
for
10
Twenty-1
F'o
are
the
medium
that
transcribe
five
was
lust
the
ultimate
goal.
I
didn't
'
song
or
a
composer.
care
particularly
what
the
Job
would
be.
el
the.',
so
long
ai
I
was
paid
that
princely
sum.
"That
first
song
I
sweated
over
two
weeks.
It
was
the
most
gosh-awful
lyric
-ver
written.
I
named
It
'Marie
Prom
8unny
Italy.'
One
oi
the
rhymes
still
"I
have
a
mulc-stenographer.
H.
urdentands
the
science
of
music,
an.
takes
down
the
notes
the
same
wa.
I'd
dlctaU
a
letter
to
him.
Then
;
read
It
over
If
it
doesn't
sound
rlgh
I
change
It.
haunts
me
'Come
to
me,
my
lovely
"lint
t
wouldn't
give
up
my
fcrm
queen.
Can't
you
hear
my
mandoleen?'
,
o'
km
lady
Ui
be
I
he
best
munlrlan
Ii
I
still
hflv
one
ropy
I
h-pe
It's
thelthr
world.
Music
l
aimethlnc
yoa
mi
ctily
one
In
existence
Ii
urn
In
a
rollece.
CompokltiiMi
rme
to
you
like
ahrii
the
doctor
xays.
"If
'Another
thing
Id
like
to
br
l
j
!'"
inuslrlan
not
simply
a
com
poser.
It
niHtld
be
such
a
distinct
advantage.
1
could
get
thing
done
mi
much
more
BUYS
A
FARM
AT
TERRACE
I.OCWI.
ItKMIIENT
AM
IAMII.Y
ItAISIJ
IKI
I
I
AMI
Mill-
TO
nUNfE
III
l-Klt'l
TO
A.
W.
Robinson
of
this
city
Is
-leaving
tomorrow
to
take
owr
Sliver
Birct
Pann
across
the
river
from
Terrace
where
be
plana
to
live
in
future,
tin
Robinson
wUI
follow
him
with
the
family
as
soon
as
possible.
Mr.
Rchinaon
plans
to
raise
fruit
at
his
new
ranch.
Re
has
seven
of
the
ten
acres
cleared
and
a
modern
souse
with
not
and
cold
water
laid
on
He
has
already
made
arrangements
for
marketing
hit
produce
here
and
Is
looking
furward
to
the
change,
which
is
largely
on
account
of
his
health.
While
he
wss
employed
at
the
Cold
Storage
ARCHDEACON
RIX
IS
LUNCHEON
SPEAKER
live
serlawi
Talk
to
Itntartaax
at
CoMBWMhwr
Cafe
Yesterday
After-
At
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
held-
lh
the
Commodore
cafe-
AroMeecon
lUpawgi,
fee
.
member
aptious
iatt
on
their
responsibilities
both
to
the
public
and
to
themselves.
He
said
that
every
'man
had
a
reputation
to
sustain
well
as
character
The
community
usually
held
an
estimate
of
each
man
and
he
found
that
the
man
on
the
street
was
a
pretty
good
Judge.
He
urged
the
members
to
live
so
that
they
might
be
above
criticism.
Fannie
Hurst
(Copyright
by
Public
Ledger)
JNITED
CHURCH
GIRLS
'
ADDRESSED
MRS.
PRICE
The
regulnr
meeting
of
the
CO
IT
o
the
United
Church
was
held
at
tlv
borne
of
Mies
Haddock.
After
the
bus
Incts
for
the
evening.
Mrs.
Price
of
th
First
Baptist
Church
gave
the
girls
i
very
Interesting
talk,
which
was
o
much
hejp
and
Interest
to
each
of
th
Klrls
present.
A
vote
of
thanks
wa'
given
by
Miss
Nellie
Ourvlch
and
icronded
by
Mtsu
Helen
Bun.
At
the
close
of
the
meeting
dalat)
rcfrrhraents
were
served
by
MUs
Had
deck,
assisted
by
the
Mlssex
Nellie
Our
vlch.
Helen
Blm.
Kla
Stren
and
Tlte.
Man
in
the
Moon
Al
a
wedding
not
a
hundred
yean
Ago
a
yount
man
was
aaked
l:
he
bed
kitted
the
bride.
"Hot
lately.'
was
b
reply
OLD
timers
do
not
like
to
admit
new
thngs
are
better
than
the
-old.
Jake
remarks
that
If
the-
kntea
ere
not
seta
in
the
old
days,
they
were
there.
Just
the
same.
KVKN
a
worm
Will
turn,
but
wht
cares
anything
about
worma?
WHEN
you
hear
a
man
brag
you
know
It
la
the
first
time
he
every
had
anything
to
brag
about
worth
PBOPLJC
are
all
more
or
less
eras
but
I'm
sure
mmc
of
mi
friends
are
much
more
cray
than
I
am.
A
PERSON
ho
does
not
help
la
a
laay
lout
and
one
who
hlps
tno
much
She
Coughed
Night
and
Day
Could
Not
Sleep
lira.
Leonard
II
ay
wood.
VktSria
Corner,
N.U..
writM:
"Last
fall
I
took
an
awful
eoM
which
I
ranght
while
driviaf
ia
aa
open
ear
ea
a
cold
day.
"I
ems!
altfct
and
day,
ctmld
not
sleep
at
nigjht,
and
my
eyes
ran
water
to
that
1
eonld
hardly
see
a
thiag.
"My
hatband
get
cm
a
bottle
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
and
before
I
had
taken
the
whole
ef
it
my
sold
had
disappeared."
(
'Dr.
"vTomTi"
has
been
ea
the
market
for
the
past
39
years;
rl
35c
a
bottle,
larre
familv
sits
60c
i
pat
tip
only
by
The
T.
ililburm
Co-,
LuaUsd,
Toronto,
Out.
"
"
'
HP
J
1
reble
and
M
a
pernicious
aasddler
who
had
better
e
BMndlng;
his
own
bualnaea.
It's
hard
UIU
-K-J
Ti.
,
"
g
-
in
a
reaswaat
wnen
you
osnnot
decide
what
to
order
from
ute
Mil
of
fare
t
MUST
admit
It
would
be
a
rotten
kind
of
world
If
everybody
acted
like
you
and
ate,
old
friend.
THIM
are
certain
things
in
this
,
part
ot
the
country
you
must
not
crtti-,
las
without
danger
of
making
the
fur
ly.
according
to
our
editor.
He
says
mi
should
never
say
anything
about
spirits
or
spiritualism,
about
Conservs-
Jives
or
Liberals,
about
any
religions.
or
about
any
language,
especially
Xs-
pmnto.
TbMC
one
was
a
mutt
,
.
mt
f
nanstd
hist
But
he
waa
Just
a
mule
That
nobody
ran
to.
The
total
passenger
traJnc
on
the
Atlantic
in
lift
waa
M
persons,
but
la
M
east
and
westward,
it
totalled
ver
one
million
one
hundred
thousand.
NOTICH
TO
CONTKACTOILS
asmlSMl
TMISM
nrtflMl
'"TknjU
f
Shingling
Provincial
Oovemment
Whan
Warehouse.
'
will
bt
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
ot
Tuesday.
March
37.
Ifttt.
Spesirieatlona,
CXmtract
and
Form
ot
Tender
may
be
obtained
at
the
office
vii
im
mnnn
ausi.
rrr,
noun
nouae.
Prince
Rupert.
The
sucosaaful
tenderer
wUI
be
called
wii
wi.u
mot
njn
'uisunr
i
nt
Minister
of
Public
Works,
an
aoeeptsd
I
hSfllls
Mtul
tA
tM
rk
Mnt
i
Iftnr
I
the
total
amount
of
hi,
tender.
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
unless
made
out
on
the
forms
en:
plM
signed
with
the
enclosed
In
the
envelopes
furnished
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
O.
C.
MACKAY.
TO
District
Engineer.
MINERAL
ACT
(Perm
r.
CniTIIIPATB
op
iMrnovr.MKNT.s
NOTIt'K
PHnrewi
Pat
tjnt
ItM'
PUnt
t.i
laai.
R
A
V
TaI
J
Turn
rVSummmm
T
A
14..'
Mineral
Claims,
situate
In
the
Atlin
Min
ing
uiTision
or
uawiar
uiatnct.
where
IflMlMl
nM
Miimmi
llnnnl.
im
W.
.
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mllB
frnw,
Ik.
.mwm
nf
..II
TAW
urvi-Trv
ih.i
-
-MU
b.
-,
t-w.mOT
...n
ww.
ii.iMn
OMMH
and
c.
n.
Praser.
Pree
Miner's
Certificate,
no.
oHvou-wuuai.
intena.
aixty
days
from
I
the
dte
hereor,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
I
Recorder
for
a
Certificate
of
Improve-;
menu,
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Orant
of
the
above
claim.
Aud
fu-ther
take
notice
that
action,
under
se.-im
88
must
be
commenced
before
ihr
issue
of
lueh
Certificate
of
Imnrovemrnts.
Ds'ert
tins
5th
dsy
Of
March.
AO.
IMS.
H
MpN
rnAKEn.
Aent
LJdss
LJdss
Barona"
Model
4-4tf
$225
;
or
with
Electric
Drlv
i
p
trv
I
all
Ihdre
Fifes
clarinets
and
flutes,
-
--as
well
as
bass
viols
and
traps,
-
-
-
tympani
-
-
-
gruff
-throated
tubas---all
clearly
heard.,
Lfcfuid
treble,
deep,
low
fundi
men
la
Is.
tfctse
tflftea
ftive
Orthopaonic
Victrota
music
it
beauty
aad
color.
So
that
today
a
public
emtem
by
fijanm
artists
and
an
Orthophonlc
Vlctr
pettermeatc
by
the
same
great
artists,
at
two
things
alike
as
twins,
and
you
aet
not
itir
fraen
the
buy
comfort
of
the
ftmidc
to
bear
the
Orthopaonic
VktroU.
It's
miry
man-Htota
when
you
come
to
think
of
it.
We
moderns
owe
a
tribute
to
the
scientist
who
have
contributed
the
rich
Orthoph
1
of
"matched
Impedance"
or
"sraorxti
r
of
sound"
to
the
Victrola.
To
Vicn
r
was
ejrteadad
the
privtlefr
of
developing
this
principle
for
your
gseater
enjoymeni.
As
a
remit
you
may
hare
beautiful,
realistic
mueic
at
hotae,
and
you
may
have
it
mntained
hi
graceful
cabinets
wrought
in
fine
wrn.'i.
ArtMtically
deaWaed
nodels,--all
eiiuipil
with
a
device
which
stops
each
rro.rd
atur
phtyinj.
Electrical
drive.
If
you
mh.
..i
sliest
additional
cost,
eliminate,
winding.
Prices
from
$1400
down
to
as
low
a
$1
1
V
on
convenient
pa
meats
from
all
lln
Mastrr
omc
Trade
Mark
Rtg'd
Victrola
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
M..trti
it
bear
the
A
I-
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::
Importers
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MUST
HE
DISPOSED
OI
(1
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BN'GLISlt
GAIIAKDINR
UAlN(t)ATS
Imported
from
the
best
maker.
lleK'i
';
"
from
$20.
and
up
all
going
at
half
pi
it
e.
UUNNLNT.
SHOES
FOR
SPIlINfi
WEAK
Dominion
Make
Men's
Running
Shoes,
regular
$1.75.
Now
Boys'
Running
Shoen,
regular
$1.50.
Now
...
Youth'
Running
Shoes,
regular
$1.25.
Now
Children's
Running
Shoos,
regular
$1.25.
N"
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si
SI
1
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Importers
Telephone
Illue
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Every
Woman
who
is
eager
for
new
Ideas
In
home
decoration
u
!r
combinations
for
the
sun
porch,
new
color
schenn'
r
;",
room,
now
color
beauty
everywhere
in
the
house""'
1,1
'
ing
Lacquer
comes
as
a
household
blessing.
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Hardware
Co.
Telephone
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