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fAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
May
28,
1929
Presidential
Address
Delivered
Island
of
Orleans
Island
of
Bacchus
The
Daily
News
I'lIINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMUIA
Last
Night
at
Victoria
by.
Head
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Kxcept
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
the'-Empire
lULLEg-dltbry
r.rtr
,
,.h
.
ofc.theyDaughterstof
tarniH
ntyt
.1.''
City
delivery,
t&aftii
or
carrier,
yearly
foiiod,
paid
in
Wah
siOiJ
dress
at
the
opening
of
the
s
2Sth
annual
meeting
of
the
.
.
.
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ka
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C.htintur
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,
--o
,
-
by
mail
to
all
'tfcrt.-b'f
Northern
and
Cetifrisl
British
Columbia,";
,
ipire,
in
the
Empress
Hotel
last
night,
Mrs.
John
A.
Stew-paid
in
advar.ft
jrepriy
period
...
i,
3.Q0
art
0f
Perth,
Qnt.,
brought
before
the
delegates
for
their
Traiwi..,,t
A-nid
iiAvMtiKmr.
Mr
inch.
tatKinsertion
hit
1.40
action
the
coming
Transient
adveMjMlMtf
W
fron.t;pagT,
After
al
immense
un!
deal
to
us,
i
going
on
in
.JfELCOME
COL0MHO
visit
and
come
again.
THE
EARTH
TREMBLED
-
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TILVNSATLAtjTIC
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AND
A
FAIR
IMITATOR
Cl;:ronc
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ty
on
aeroplane
navivntion,
nnd
f:iin
r
S-vth.
r.-yer-o(l
solo
end
-finer
.hnmpion,
wljo
are-,
plan-.
,
ninr
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f'y
from
Xew
York
to
R
m
.
SB'NONDS
SAWH
The
most
economical
saws
to
use
Sitnonds
Canada
Saw
Co.
Limited,
St.
Icemi
St.
and
Acorn
Ave.
Vancouver.
D.C
MONTREAL
St.
John,
N.
B.
1
...
:
f
consideration
and
during
year:
self-
eaucation:
of
each
member
in
the
.work
being
done
by
the
'.'.'.
"lfS.
'!,i!i,w$''0H)fe'r'3ij
whole
''to
be
accompanied
by.
co-operation
be-
'Avx
noiice.s.rTnMTuon,
per
'tpble
'
.
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'
.15
ir
firtM
tween
flirt
the
rli'fnwsrif
different
chapters;
linrf
ntc
increase
innvoncn
?n
in
membership;
rnm
tin
retain
Or
four
months
for
wnoie-neaneo
support
01
uie
or-
ni"m1
t,i
11
trthr
ntria
nf
Ttrftfah
Cnlumfcifl.
the
Hritllh
Em
tder's
education
and
immigration
-
'
v
i
il..
aI
niro
nH
United
SttK
naid
in
advance.
Der
vear
0.00
policies;
cnuu
weuare
acii
vines.
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
93
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
rT-
-
.
DAILY
EblTlUN
.a.
Tuesday,,
May
28,
1090
i
Hon
of
girl
guide
companies
as
a
means
to
draw
the
younger
gen
orations
of
Women
into
the
order's
ranks.
"If
each
member
makes
some
contribution
along
these
lines
the
progress
in
the
mourns
will
be
an
Mrs.
Stewart
said.
importance
the
cost
of
its
administration
was
bound
to
rise
in
proportion,
she
said,
and
this
should
be
met4
by
a
larger
mem
U-rship.
There
was
a
tendency
among
the
chapters
to
support
many
utside
agencies,
Mrs.
Stewart
,!J
1
a
a
-
next
twelve
saia
ana
"
"ncou
uie
cnapiers
nuzirig
one,"
t
concentrate
on
the
order's
work
and
support
the
order's
own
the
past
yearWd
been
one
of
nnt,
ffre
ntributing
.k..
i
:
lrth
sn
work
and
money
to
other
way.
than
one.
the
president"
akitf.
'
(jbjctf
f
fifA
unity
of
ilrtea
with
the
order's
W
of
thht
an,d
Kood
Kngliab:
KhooieJHS,
of
WhiirK
th.
o..the
wnok
wM.of.ffreat
impor-
Prince
Iflto
welcomes
ie;
BHtifeh
MM1,
Clrymbo;
wouw
rdcei-
fait
r-;
jntee
h,Ur
tutors
to
to
the
nort.
iftc!
WflOJe
netw
are
always
pieasea
io,,s;ee
port
xiuring
the
meettng.
This
w
i.""'w"!
m
"
pint
111
it
v
whfoh
arirsiilrl
Ha
fnfliatrswl
i
.
umtlnM-
t
hat
t
btAar
L'itlrl
British
shipi
W
these
.
waters
and
when
thoycome.anu
rery
aucceastuj
pie
ot
emoire
;
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m
serve
the
compliutent
iid
i
by
an
spenu
a
wee
we
iuse
u
suu
ueuor.
W
--
r':
of
ano,hw
nationwide
or-
Pnnfn
n
oiH
Viie
nffmava
nnri
man
MrilT
on
mv
t
lmir
suaiea
mat
me
0
oraer
s
mosi
vai-.
wl-!fnw
...
I
f
KoniMiHiu,
inai
no
uoay
01
men
or
women
outside
our
dominion.
parliament
can
speak
with
such
a
and
guarded
by
each
and
every
memlH-r
as
part
of
her
personal
"a,0ML
voicv!
38
i.mi1ria,
0pdr
iuKhters
of
the
Empire."
obiigution
1
Just
to
remind
US
of
the
fact
that
We
are
just
SO-
"Our
organisation,
by
its
very
"No
generations
in
the
history
I
journers
on
the
surface
of
a
ball
of
fire
the
earth
shook
a
being,"
she
Said,
"has
put
itself
of
mankind
have
ever
had
the
res-'
.
.
.
.
....
.
'
T.
A-.:L.:t:a.:
a-
a
i
&
il.i
little
here
on
Sunday
and
caused
a
good
deal
ot
conversa-
on
recoru
as
cnieny
concerned
iniuiiue
w
im
mmre
m
tion
and
speculation.
It
reminded
us
that
we
are
not
very
bu"dlnvui
'
f1"
r',""0"'
llfT
!Ti
r
ii
i
.
j
i
i
i
t.i.
Canadian
citizenshin.
British
in
pecialiy
in
a
new
and
potential
Xttl
LI
'Jill
back
the
man
there
valley,
such
as.
this
dominion,"
Stewart
said,
"When
you
member
of,
,
this
order.
su.stfi
responsibilities
hike
CsptsM
mtti
tin
portion
of'
an1
rjelrhas'
even
nwre
than
our.share
and
it
oAIy
bjf,
helping,
eaehj
IDtt
WhilO-fts
Shiveite
may
'me.in'U
'gOOd
rbhatlrthif
thta
result,"...
,.
,
omer.
.
nmJHnjK.,
MP
.our
orper
in,.
.Hrc
:
t
i:
SjnriV.rvy,-iwr.,Wernng
to
ine
recem
do((ilu.
our,r(U1k8
that
we
can
l
neave
W.
ejmny
at
Ottawa,
wMrc
the
v.;,
fuWH
the
great
deUinv
that
lie8
ir.
'I
of
the
order
i
foundress,
.,
,,,
portrait
we
U8
M
a
,oyall,
of
...ELECTION
RBTURK'S
"J
SfiS
-3tSSl
!
wrs.
zsiewari
qiscusea
ine
enna
Kr(Mj
empire,
While
it
Impossible
a
few
of
the
British
election
re-
welfare
work
of
he
order,
which
.
-"T
I
'
"rail
.!-"
--fi
.ill
l'.'
a.v.'r-iff.teiaif.-i.t.-
;
-
turns
may
De
receivcu
nere
on
inursuay,
it
win
oe
rn-
a,,p
r
vmuauie
cn
"
.
.
A
1
1.
II
.
..
I
S
day
before
much
idea
can
be
obtained
as
to
how
thenres-
"uuuon
ine
nauonai
wen-ent
parties
wU1.be
affecl?rj
probably
have
to
wait
Url.lsthi
mlv
nusfliUl'itmayX
sw,.m
I
even
be
Saturday-
before
the
standing
of
the
parties
can
had
been
made
,n
the
varioU8
un.
wr
Letter,
Box
be
ascertained
with
any
degree
of
accuracy.
dertakings
to
build
up
Canadian
appreciates
hospital
There
is
little
change
in
the
general
situation.
It
citizenship
along
healthy
sane.
V
seems
quite
possible
that
the
Baldwin
Government
may
British
lines."
j
Editor,
Daily
News:
be
defeated
or
kept
in
power
by
the
vote
of
the
Liberals.
"We
must
gain
and
retain-
the
1
nor
you
will
find
space
ip
The
situation
will
be
a
most
complicated
one
if
the
Con-
interest
of
the
younger
genera-
your-
rPe"
for
a
few
words
of
SCrvatives
get
less
than
a
majority
vote
in
the
next
house.
t,on8
,f
the
order
i?
to
continue
appreciation
of
the
treatment
I
.
.
-
ltB
growth
in
the
future
as
in
tho
have
received
whilst
a
patient
in
"
"
-
-
gtewart
said.
"I
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-
'
would
urge
on
every
chapter,
Pjtl
for
over
five
months.
1..
v..
it
i.
il.i
.
i
i
wucic
ii.
.
iwwimt,
ill-1.
ipq
ui-
1
wi.u
fn
-,.
,
terest
themselves
In
in
some
way
mmir
of
the
nursing
staff,
for
girl
guide
companies
irrespective
tnelr
unfjinir
cheerfulness
and!
or
whether
they
are
corainiea
.m
ffan
ESQ
'"fWwf
w
.
wnwa
S
V
S
I
formed
by
our
own
organisation
condWPBi
and
withal
theIr
exccl.
or
otherwise.
lentfefflclency.
Prince
Rupert
is
Mrs.
Stewart
reported
some
indeoKto
be
congratulated
on
Its
'
.slight
increase
in
tfuf
order's
excifllt
doctors,
and
the
staff
membership'
this
:yearr
but
she
of
th
general
hospital,
and
Ij
urged
the
chapters
to
concentrate
shall
always
look
back,
with
sin-;
on
a
much
greater
increase
for
cere'
grr.
tit
ude
and
pleasure
to!
the
year
to
come.
As
the
work
of
my
sp'o.
n
in
that
institution,
the
order
grew
in
breadth
ami
WILFRED
W.
HIPPISLEY
Be
Young
at
Sixty
t
MANY
a
man
with
wife
and
children
to
support
earns
a
salary
that
permits
of
only
moderate
savings.
Month
by
month
he
is
impressed
with
the
necessity
of
systematically
budgeting
his
income
so
that
a
competence
will
be
available
for
dependent
years
when
subsistence
must
be
provided
from
income
rather
than
earnings.
Travel
and
play
at
60
or
65.
A
Double
Maturity
Endowment
policy,
taken
NOW
will
enable
you
to
grow
old
gracefully.
i
;bt.
'..'',
.
THE
Manufacturers
Life
Insurance
Company
HEAD
OFFICE
TORONTO,
CANADA
Branch
Office
20J-8
Rogers
Bldg.,
Vancouver.
B.
A.
Twlae.
Branch
Manager
NOKIUS
W.
I'JtlMll.K,
D1STUICT
KKI'ltKISKNTATIVK
.
Prince
Rupert,
b.
C
fefe--
Tbhiproaybavoid
MthwaTsJJbrtr,anJonlruirn
tramp
whr
CrtlvT
found
I
h
IndUn
and
thHo
Ibt
nouM
b
in
rom
j
14
mora
man
jsv
r-mrs
ma.
"tire
likewise
found
quantities
of
vinei
:uch
YY
we
had
seen
nowhere
else
in
the
world
and
which
led
us
to
rail
this
the
'Island
of
Bh
chus"'.
Thus
the
Saint
Malo
captain,
Cartir.
whulioovered
the
Iale
of
Orleans
in
1M6
firat
nanvt
it.
Four
hundred
years.
Chips
of
the
advonturer,
the
explorer,
the
pioneer,
the
builder
of
empire
and
later,
great
anipa
of
commeree
followed
those
of
Cartier.
but
the
Irle
of
Barchua
has
not
known
them
all
and
has
slept
before
the
portal
of
the
new
world
for
many
generation.
Not
tha
it
nan
been
forgotten,
but
that
the
bigger
ships
have
gone
by.
Induitry
has
not
detroj
ed
its
charm
and
today
it
remains,
if
not
the
pristine
itle
of
Cartier,
a
piere
of
old
France
a
translated
by
these
who
shortly
folloT.-ed
him.
The
illustrations
above
typify
the
Mead.
"Progress"
has
ben
slow.
Its
people
have
learned
the
secret
of
content.
Tbelr
tongue,
tbeir
modes,
their
homes
are
of
a
rehtury
ago.
They
weave
their
ratalogne;
five
in
homespun.
They
sre
blessed
with
old
ioplf.
't.
a
-short
ferry
dUtaoce
sway,
Quelee
with
it
ramparts,
its
Chateau
FrocUnas
and
it
oresn
shipping,
keeps
pace
with
the
advance
of
the
times
At
Ste.
Petronille,
one
ot
the
raamt
little
rillagte
where
wealthy
Quebec
has
its
summer
homes,
sa
Inn
has
this
yesr
been
opened,
so
that
It
la
now
possible
for
the
vifitor
to
rest
for
a
while
and
abiorb
st
leirure
the
chsrm
and
beauty
of
the
forgotten
island.
But
he
must
he
prepared
to
eat
of
the
good
viands
of
the
Hal.ltant
and
to
live
a
little
doter
to
the
homespun.
The
people
of
the
Mend
will
welcome
him
w;;h
good-nature
but
tbey
have
little
liking
for
the
modern.
They
have
the
secret
ot
content
and
good-living,
on
the
Island
of
Baeehui.
The
name
of
the
new
Inn
is
La
Catalogs
and
it
once
was
s
seignorial
mansion.
Ml
'
l
.........
.
'
'
ff
-war
-
wonder
flavor.
I
km
v
up
v
'.
A
sHif
Hi..-
O
iliilfil
L
.
'
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
must
be
crispcr,
more
delicious
or
12,000,000
people
would
not
daily
prefer
them
to
all
other
corn
flakes.
Kellogg
originated
corn
flakes
and
nobody
has
ever
been
able
to
equal
that
Kellogg
CORN
I
FLAKES
'6
Enjor
KelloeV.
Corn
Flake.
It
lunch
and
dtnaer
a
H
a.
break
fa.t.
Fine
for
the
children'
t
nif
moal.
So
ttf
to
digest.
Try
thorn
with
canned
peaekt.
and
milk
or
cream.
Look
for
tke
red.nd.reen
pack
ago.
At
all
grocers,
Serd
by
h4li,
restaurants.
On
dining-cars.
Made
by
Kellogg
la
London,
Ont.
CORN
FLAKES
RjOWN
TREE'S
Plain
York
"ul
lo
'llor'110L
loo
Swcot
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