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use
bulk
teaThey
think
It
cheaper
It
Isn't
for
they
are
paying
for
dust
INDIANS
WHO
and
sittings
and
for
waning
flavour
They
have
not
discovered
"SALADA"
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fresh,
full-flavoured
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DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday.
Jan.
10,
1928
DAMAGE
TO
PICTURE
GALLERY
:
The
wonsi
damage
done
by
tfie
recent
floods
in
London
was
that
to
the
homes
of
the
workers
'who
live
on
the
lower
floors
of
tejiemepts
thatAvere
flooded.
IJw
niuch
that
.amounts
to
will
never
be
known.
The
worst
thing
is
that
It
proves
a
real
hardship
to
poor
people
who
lost
or
had
spoiled
everything
they
possessed.
Nejt
tothat
comes
the
damage
to
the
Tate
Picture
Gallery
where
tjie
assembled
canvases
are
valued
at
millions
of
dollars.
These,
were
presented
to
the
nation
md
are
open
to
the
public
all
'
tb
time.
While
many
of
the
pictures
will
be
saved
many
will
be
lost
or
so
badly
damaged
as,
to
be
almost
worthless.
,
SUSPICION
FROM
SECRCTIVENESS
Jaspefltor
Ryrnes
of
the
New
York
police
is
credited
with
the
'
statement
that
one
electric
light
to
the
Mock
is
worth
two
policemen.
Light
is
the
greatest
preventive
of
crime.
So
in
aeimection
wife
public
offiftCj.
nublieity
is
the
greatest
preventive
oCK!itical
crime.
Officials
a'ud
iwJlticiarw
will
keep
straiifbt
u
long
as
the
eyes
of
the
publie
are
on
them
but
give
them
a
chance
to
keep
things
secret
and
then
just
watch
out.
TKis
i
true
whether
it
be
in
municipal,
provincial
or
Dominion
affairs.
The
white
light
of
public
opinion
is
the
greatest
cleansing
power
in
the
world.
That
is
why
meeting
of
public
bodies
should
be
always
open
to
the
people
and
press.
WINSTON
CHURCHILL
If
a
vote
were
kaken
to
determine
the
most
talked
of
person
in
British
political
life
today,
I
am
sure
that,
if
not
leading,
then,
among
the
first
five,
would
be
the
name
of
that
"stormy
petrel"
of
British
polities),
the
present
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
Winston
S.
ChurehilL
says
an
article
in
the
Toronto
Mall
and
Empire.
"VEiifant
terrible"
has
long
blazoned
from
his
banner,
and
how
deliberate!!
and
with
what
an
extraordinary
devotion
has
he
lived
up
to
it.
Almost
every
office
in
the
cabinet
has
been
his,
except
that
of
Prime
Minister,
and
hf
designs
upon
it
may
be
readily
imagined.
He
has
served
in
two
regiments,
fought
with
tbv
Spaniards
In
Cuba,
and
held
a
commission
in
the
South
African
Light
Horse.
He
has
seen
life,
on
tour
continents
and
smelted
powder
in
three;
has
seen
more
war
than
any
man
of
his
years,
and
written
several
books.
During
part
of
the
South
African
war
he
was
a
special
war
correspondent
for
a
famous
London
daily.
He
was
captured
by
ike
ISoers,
Meaped
from
prison,
and
through
on
account
of
this
escapade
in
a
book
which
he
wrote,
together
with
the
thrilling
stories
he
cabjed
back
to
his
London
paper
he
became
a
celebrity
of
the
first
order,
and
was
one
of
the
youngest
members
elected
in
the
famous
khaki
election
of
1900
to
thsrlttitiah
House
sf
rlnmmnna
tnai.
ine
library
oi
nts
nome
near
westernam
contains
one
of
the
moM
varied
as
well
as
valuable
collections
of
books
in
the
possession
of
any
)dk-lver.
Modern
fiction,
French,
English,
the
Greek
and
Latin
elastics,
poftWrous
looking
books
on
philosophy,
memoirs,
histories,
complete
editions
of
the
poets
and
dramatists,
in
fact
all
and
every
branch
of
the
author's
art
Is
hare
well
and
faithfully
represented.
Furthermore,
it
is
said,
tkat
he
has
read
them
all.
Not
possibly
as
you
and
I
read
a
book,
because
he
has
confided
to
a
friend
the
astounding
fact
that
he
can
comfortably
digest
the
contents
of
an
average
book
in
the
limited
space
of
one
hour.
It
is
recorded
that
when
a
fiery-headed
youth
at
Harrow
he
wax
uskep
what
profession
he
thought
of
taking
up.
he
replied,
ne
Army
oi
course,
so
long
an
there's
any
fighting
to
be
had.
htu
that's
over.
I
shall
have
a
shot
at
politics."
DUCHESS
AS
SALESGIRL
POPULAR
WITH
BUYERS
At
Unit
t
(iirlHwa
tints
PhHmws
of
Yotk
lihiHwee
r
lit.
Mutk
tlrkl.v
IXNDON,
Jan.lty
a
number
of
peo-vte
!i
?ci;
iK!U
cnristmas
pre-tintntxMtht
tram
the
Duchess
of
York.
whoBNM
a
Stall
at
the
Royal
School
of
?!ework
Sale
of
Christmas
Presents
recently.
Throwing
off
her
coat,
and
working
hard
In
her
pretty
Pl
grey
gearfettc
frock,
she
cleared
(he
stall
to
HtUe
more
than
an
hour
xt
nm
or
its
sasaii
ani.nc
gifu
iu
aslue'wilfveS,
4ms
and
embraldsry
and
Was
stlC
sunasjaded
by
a
crowd
of
.people
-aaxloua
te
few.
l
a
rntjak
tsMr
of
the
ttalla
the
Duress
herself
txKaght
a
dainty
baby
jdrearuT
two
.
warm
whlu
wostli
coats,
a
pretty
toy
or
two.
and
a
blue
ro;
e-iver.
Wonderfu
embroidery,
lln-'
nerle.
upholstery,
lace
and
antique
needlework
were
among
the
goods
of-
;
fered.
i
The
Queen
had
bought
beforehand
an
old
fashioned
embroidered
cotton
box,
a
tapestry
hag,
and
a
tiny
dressing
gown,
with
est'
heads
embroldsteej
on
i
the
pockets.
II
Kit
MXUKT.
I
Wife
Have
you
'any
seetets
you
5p
from
me.
dearest?
9
Husband
None,
darling
Wife-Then
t
an
determined
Z
will
have
none
from
you,
either.
Huaband
Ycju
have
secrets,
then
Wife
Only
ions,
and
I
anf
drttf-mined
vo
make
a
clean
breast
of
It.
Husband
(hoMeetyt
Oo
eat
Wife
For
sttttal
days
I
have
bad
secret
longing
for
a
new
dress,
with
hat
to
match.
That
fetched
hlin.
uctdon
OpUUoa.
Expedition
Planned
to
Explore
In
Southern
Mexico
NEW
ORLEANS.
Jan.
10.
In
search
Of
!
ea
b
'Oivntattloa.
ttMtt
flourish
A.QOp.
years
oefDre
the
birth
of
Christ,
an
WKMU9B.
B
.Xutae
University
will
leave
here
In
December
on
an
eight-month
exploration
of
the
Mayan
coun
try
of
sautheru
Mexico.
Professor
Frans
Blosn.
archaeologist
of
sfc.
department
of
Middle
American
research,
will
be
accompanied
ossiy
hy
Wabster
McBride
and
bouts
Brlatow,
two
Students,
and
native
guides
Into
region
where
the
trices
are
reiortd
fierce
and
resentful
in
tntruatona.
Tle
Mayans
not
only
cultivated
their
land
and
built
great
ciuea,
but
were
leaden
ua
ttie
art
of
sculpture
and
painting.
Professor
Piom
aaya.
Theirs
was
the
first
mathematically
correct
calendar
In
ue.
Covering
thousand
of
mile,
the
Tten-dales
for.sts
have
never
been
fully
t
ravened
by
explorers.
It
la
there
that
the
expedition
expects
to
make
discoveries
of
Incalculable
value
In
tracing
the
history
of
the
Mayans,
who
are
believed
to
hare
come
to
Alaska
from
Asia
and
tten
gradually
fought
their
way
down
through
the
western
United
State
Into
Mexico
and
Central
America
In
these
forests
are
to
be
found
the
Lacandon
Indians,
who
still
worship
sun
and
rain
gods
and
make
wav
with
bows
and
flint-headed
arrows.
Toe?
are
of
a
warlike
nature.
Women
the
forests
'
wear
clothes
made
from
toe
bark
of
trees.
g
Huge
temples,
built
of
4Ureiy
,
SftH
blocks
of
stone,
have
wlthatoela
the
(
ages
of
passing
ages
and
indicate
fee?
were
the
work
of
master
srataitecta,
says
Professor
Blom.
Greeted
at
places
ta
offer
prayers
to
apjxsne
the
soger
of
the
sun
and
rain
gads,
the
tempsee
a'
ruieare
at
the
summit
of
hlltt
and
la
many
instaness
almost
Inaoeesslble
due
to
centuries
of
Jungle
growth.
ANYONE
with
a
lawn
grass
that
keep
given
and
never
grow
more
one
Inch
high
can
make
a
fortune.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlnoo
.Rupert
1SK
Man
in
the
Moon
a
'
tt
TUB
civic
race
la
on,
folks.
Haw
much
will
you
bet
on
the
wlnae
YOU
pays
your
money
And
takes
your
choice;
Will
you
make
It
a
Ford
Or
choose
a
Roltt-Hoveef
X
1X3
N'T
know
how
It
la.
but
nobody
seems
to
have
thought
of
nominating
me
for
a
Job.
YOU
may
pin
your
faith
to
Stephens
Or
bet
your
money
on
Oreer;
Perhaps
you
will
bask
MaMordie
With
the
others
In
the
rear.
No
matter
which
you
chooee
today
You
are
taking
a
chance
I
ween.
Par
not
a
closer
mayoralty
race
For
years
here
has
been
THERE
are
lots
of
people
In
every
community
who
think
their
neighbors
are
the
only
sinners.
YOU
may
not
be
a
bootlegger
Nor
yet
a
common
thief,
You
may
not
be
a
lawyer
And
hold
a
shady
brief;
But
yet
you
likely
break
the
law
Of
Commonsense
and
right.
And
will
be
just
u
bad
as
they
With
the
righteous
judge
in
sight.
EVERY
mtn
In
Prince
Rupert
Is
under
sentence
of
death,
but
in
most
cases
the
sentence
Is
being
suspended
for
a
few
weeks,
months
or
years.
Happy
thought
for
the
new
year.
ITS
wonderful
how
many
people
can
make
chicken
farming
pay.
Just
sot
a
pencil
and
paper
and
alt
by
the
stove
end
se
how
easy
It
is.
THE
good
fellow
who
bi
P$Jfrv
of
All
of
which
leads
tin
to
cnnalderino-
tnairwfl.MSit
Al'rM,w4'
MaW
SMwfeVi
uau
-Ml!
tm
o
.i
.
i
,
'
Hy
leaves
a
widow
to
look
out
for
her
.......
-
-
.
wv
ukic
Maiirj,
nu
aici
ivic
aur
ivuts.
11
IS
S.WU
self
THE
most
dangerous
thing
about
driving
an
auto
la
the
nut
that
the
steeling
wheal.
will
SINCE
women
got
the
vote
about
the
only
chance
we
have
noticed
Is
that
the
suffragette
agitation
has
oeeaed.
THE
old
fashioned
educational
system
was
better
than
the
new.
Just
look
at
me.
SOME
people
never
have
any
tobacco
and
other
never
have
matches,
so
they
spend
their
spare
time
borrowing.
OP
smokers
I
know
quite
a
batch
Who
new
seem
to
have
a
match:
And
yet
they
use
them
night
and
day
No
matter
what
their
fellows
say
n
i
1
ii.i
t-tti.
i"
1
,'
I,
Tin
JAM
AltV
in.
I0IH.
Omeera
as
follows
for
Lodge
Valhalla
have
been
Installed:
president,
A.
Aker-berg:
vlos-presldent.
K.
E.
Hallberg:
secretary.
A.
O.
Morse:
treasurer.
O.
A
Johnson;
financial
secretary,
P.
Lor
en
-ten;
conductor,
Petra
Undseth;
chap
lain,
am
A
leer
berg,
tuner
guard.
Thos.
Djbhavn;
outer
guard.
Elnar
Stoekland;
trustees,
oiof
Hanson,
A.
Akerbwg
and
A.
O.
Morse.
The
ofBuers
were
by
John
Dybhavn,
grand
district
presi
dent.
1
1
"One
of
the
richest
parts
of
the
whole
world
la
to
be
found
in
the
southern
provinces
of
Russia
In
Europe."
states
Oeorge
Syrotuck
of
litis
city
in
discussing
the
Russian
situation,
-with
pease
assured,
conscription
removed
and
the
corrupt
gorernornt
of
the
Czar
gosts.
Kussjs
win
develop
sat
rapidly
and
It
win
soon
be
a
country
well
worth
living
in."
The
first
annual
ball
of
the
Sons
of
Canada
Society
to
be
held
this
weak
will
be'
la
aid
of
emffesers
in
the
recent
Halifax
disaster.
'
DEACONESS
TALKS
TO
YOUNG
PEOPLE
lle
Isabel
llsddiiek
Olves
Inlrmtlng
.Urouiit
of
Motk
In
f'nrmrr
netd
of
Natilt
Me.
Marie
The
principal
feature
last
night
st
the
first
meeting
of
the
Young
People's
ffx-ftietj
of
rirst
United
Church
following
the
Ouietmaa
and
Vsw
Year
recess
was
a
talk
by
Mtu
Isabel
Haddock,
church
The
Least
Excitement
Made
Her
Heart
Palpitate
and
Flutter
Mrs.
Ambrose
Orser,
Elgiatmrg-,
Oat,
writes
t
"I
saStrtd
for
tome
time
with
a
bad
heart
whieii
eeatned
to
te
controlled
by
raj
Times.
The
least
little
excitement
would
eauae
it
to
flutter
and
palpitHte,
..
and
at
times
I
would
fc,v
.i
iJ(H;;;lli
J
UnM-4
this
way
for
some
time
when,
one
daj,
I
saw
adrertited,
so
de
rided
to
try
them.
I
had
only
taken
a
ftw
boxes
When
I
noticed
that
I
felt
better,
so
I
eon-
tlnued
Ukieg
them
and
in
a
short
time
my
heart
felt
entire!?
different'
Frfe
60c
a
box
at
all
druggists
and
deafen,
or
mailed
diroet
on
rtaeint
ut
prico
b
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toresto,
Oct
'
rlsacorvess,
on
expertenoas
in
her
forme.
reld
at
Sault
8te.
Mane.
The
work
o
;
Use
ehureh
missions
among
new
Cana
!
dians.
how
the
church
kept
alive
th
Ideals
of
Christianity
and
Canadian
Ian;
.nd
the
good
-eaulta
obtaining
fron
five
or
six
years
or
such
wurk.
al.
t.
roved
Interesting
material.
The
committee
appointed
a'
committer
,
to
proceed
with
the
getting
up
of
a
plaj
toward
the
end
of
March
and
the
eaecu-.
:ve
was
deatgatsd
to
plan
activitle
luring
the
coming
season.
The
usual
recreational
period
fol
'.awed.
The
meeting,
wblrh
was
well
sttand-cd.
was
presided
over
bjr
Oeorge
H
"Hocks.
Vlre-prasldsnt.
IntHb
absanes
ol
'.he
president,
w.
VandewaW.
FLYING
PAGEANTS
TO
BE
CONTROLLED
iloyal
Air
lore
him
.twist
at
lour
e
live
In
lilfferent
Part
of
England
UMfDON.
Dec.
10.
There
are
so
many
Hying
clubs
in
the
country
now
that
the
arrangement
of
the
various
all
laos
meetings,
if
they
are
to
be
on
an
adequate
scale,
la
likely
to
become
a
rllsncult
problem,
and
recently
a
meet
ing
of
the
Royal
Aero
Club
A
associated
Clubs'
General
Co.
was
held
tc
consider
the
beet
an.
r
-.nt
In
the
interest
of
sporting
avia.'o.i.
There
are
now
over
a
:
?n
clubs
represented
on
the
council,
and
this
year
the
help
of
the
Royal
Mr
Force
wss
enlisted
to
rive
display
evrats
at
soma
of
the
iMssf
koeatinas
it
is
dealswd,
howavsr.
1st
int.
to
fix
in
advance
the
esrtsnt
of
the
assistanoe
of
lbs
Royal
Air
Pores.
Plying
clubs
exist
primarily
to
train
memr.era
tn
n;.
--j
,7U1U
iBciiitias
tor
flying
when
trained,
and
every
club
race
meMsig
ISakes
atg
draiS'wstt;
W4sfueBiuiii
osner
l
stros.
aatjrwirtin
ssl
nmt'vwmt.i
the
4
2aE
aWssssWsssVga
the
greatest
demand
for
flying
faalU
ties
comes
from
the
non
-toeing
bars.
llt'TTKK
rilOIUCTION
tllSIM
Canada
'b
production
cf
creamery
but
ter
In
1036
amounted
to
178,1
60
JTl
pounds,
ar
ordtng
to
the
Dotnlnloa
Bureau
l.
SUtUtlca.
ThH
Is
an
Increase
of
8.861.400
pounds
over
the
preceding
year.
Tuesdny.,
.fin-
the
salesman
demonstrates
a
WHEN
General
Motors
car
today,
he
reveals
to
his
customers
a
new
conception
of
motor
car
value,
safety,
comfort
and
beautythe
conception
of
greater
quality
assured
by
the
emblem,
Body
by
Fisher.
Expect
him,
therefore,
to
give
you
complete
details
about
the
Omr
Cum
Ceiwer
PMin-Jht
narrow
front
pillars
of
a
Fisher
Body
eliminate
the
blind
spot"
id
driving,
enabling
the
driver
to
sec
ohiccti
in
front
and
on
the
sides
at
all
times
thus
increasing
safety.
CADILLAC
La
SALLE
body
of
the
car
you
arc
considering
for
it
is
a
Body
by
Fisher.
The
best
motor
car
merchants
join
discriminating
buyers
everywhere
in
recognizing
the
superiorities
in
Fuller
Bodies.
Before
selecting
a
motor
car,
you
should
actually
see
and
realize
the
important
advantages
built
into
every
Body
by
Fisher.
Dean
-The
.rrcnjrth
of
a
Fisher
door
permits
a
200
pound
man
to
swing
on
it
w
iibouisJfu
ting
it
in
the
slightest.
Merely
closing
the
door
of
a
Body
by
Fisher
indicates
the
staunch
and
solid
coostmctitM
which
is
hidden
away
beneath
iu
beauty.
sprats
-
Every
part
ami
every
orvrat
oa
which
is
captured
in
staling
a
Body
by
I
ui;r,
nut
pass
rigid
inspection,
f
ftnrj
h
,'r
mmufawnJ
tsrig
t
Vi,
there
is
s
Fi
.hr
inspector,
expert
in
hit
work,
toting
nj
crutinisi,
patting
and
approving.
'
MCLAUOllUN-BUtCK
'
OAKLAND
'
OLDSAIOIULB
'
POHTIAC
cmvttwjsr
FISHER.
BOD
IE
.
S
GENERAL
MOTORS
OF
CANADA,
Ltd.
Watch
for
a
further
list
of
January
Sales
Specia
id
IN
TIIL'KKDAY'S
IAIEK
Fraser
&
Payne
Tho
L'nlvrnuil
TradiuR
Co.
Buy
II
1
ivuom
nuoa
Flour
Guaranteed
to
please
you,
better.
For
Sale
by
all
Good
Grocers;