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DETAILS
GIVEN
Monlh
by
Month
Record
of
rnnceKuperl
MeteoroloB-"
"
ical
Conditions
Following
are
the
records
of
precipitation
and
sunshine"
in
Prince
Itupert
month
by
month
in
1928
and
1927:
SEND-OFF
FOR
Quite
a
number
of
members
and.
friends
gathered
In
the
St.
An-
Precipitation
Surhlne
;
t-u,.
i
t
drews
Society
rooms
last
evening
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0
farewell
to
Robert
Davie,
85
55.5
84
8
S.4Q
82.7
5s'7i
who
is
leaving
Prince
Rupert
to;
,
8.04
10.04
90.7
C9.9
1
reside
in
North
Vancouwr.
91
j
J00
5
P'eaant
evening
was
spent-wlthj
1.11
2.U1
lC.?
94.7
During
the
course
of
the
eve-
7.91
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11.5
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Victof
Radio
all
electric
The
New
Voice
&fThe
Skies
wcra
RADIO
Whether
it
be
a
Victor
Orthophonic
or
a
Victor
Ifedio,
there
is
no
substitute
for
THE
VICTOR
This
wonderful
all-electric
8-tube
Receiver
for
M"
S190.00
7
Sold
On
Easy
Monthly
Payments
'
friends
they
are
leaving
behind,,
i
Mr.
Davie
suitably
replied.
Those
taking
pari
in
the
pro-
t).
4.f
1.93
117.3
175.2
ning,
S.
D.
Maedonald,
on
btfffl
Z.t
M
J
14.5
99.1
of
the
members
of
the
society'
n
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DAD
n
AVIC11
wer
J-
CamPbell
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Aid.
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DiYlEl
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Urown-
C
Taylor.
Geo.
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B.
Ferguson,
J.
J.
Little,
Scott,
Geo.
ALbott,
Wm.
Smftb,
G6o.
Mit-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Davie
and
Son.
Will,
A-
A.
Coniran
and
S.
D.
Leave
For
the
South
Macdqnald.
W.
Vanghan
Davies
Tomorrow
Morning
officiated
at
the
piano.
Itefresh-
'
menu
were
served,
with
D
.
Find-
layson
in
charge
of
the
kitchen.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Royal
"
Wilton,
Captain's
Cove;
Capt
Watson,
Pott
Easington
;
II.
Oscar
Thomas
and
D.
U.
Er-
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9.6ft
14.5.1
C2.6
63.1
rented
M
Davie
with
a
handsomsTV
7'
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ni.9
,tuh
bng,
and
Mrs.
Davie
with
an;
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5.25
26.2
68
umbrella
as
a
token
of
the
esteem
,
0.84
88.17
1158
1174.4
in
which
they
are
held
by
the
Watt,
city.
Central.
Snvo
A.
tGTn.ifnd
Irwin
Bruyn,
city.
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
IL
II.
Mansell,
city.
ON
RADIO
COMMISSION"
p.
A.
Rowmun.
editor
of
tbt
Ottawa
Citucn
who
is
one
of
the
members
of
the
Radio
Commis-
sion,
appointed
by
the
Government
to
inquire
into
Hie
conditions
of
broadcasting
a)nd
recep-
,;n
in
the
P"minWin.
'
Augustin
FHgun.
Cimera!
Dir
ector
of
Tci
hnical
Education
for
the
Province
of
Quebec,
who
is
one
of
the
new
Radio
Co
mm
Is
sioners
appointed
by
the
Federal
Government
to
inquire
-
into
the
present
condition
of
radio
reception
and
transmission
in
the
A
tourinir
cor,
driven
by
Wal-
r
Jiowurt.i
of
th;"
inn'i'ial
Oil
y
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the
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of
Third
Avehub
InU
tliej
ow'Dh'y
road
Uliii
Worttinir'aml
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urturneil
u'Wt
Jfe';
Cook's
ouse.
The
toiT
o'f
iRcar
aa
I
nt&ihwl
up
but
Uie
driwr
e-ajcd
without
injury.
Serjeant
J.
I.
M.
Hannah,
let
of
the
city
detachment
of
.he
provincial
police,
reminds
.
,W!ifci;:
that
tiiolor
licenses
v.
renewable
for
the
year
1929
on
or
before
January
15.
The
rreiint
has
et
the
example
'.u'mself
by
receiving
the
first
"
license
plate
issued
here
Vh'
year
Np.
ror
tKe
city
lolicer.
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on
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On
the
site
of
man's
first
flight
Hill,
near
Kitty
Hawk,
N.C,
r-p
resentatlwa
of
forty
nations
ga
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to
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brothera,
OftWe'and
Wilbur,
the
pioneers.
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tablet
is
shown
..ein'
unv
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hy
Sm
Wngham
of!6hneerVut.
Inset
Orvllle
Wright.
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...
H
those
dear
to
wouJf
you,
are
the
TO
greatest
man
in
the
world
.
.
.
the
wisest
and
the
most
far-sighted.
They
trust
you
to
protect
them
from
hardship
ano!'
privation
j
'And
to
the
best
of
your
ability
you
would
do
so
u
Yet
there
may
come
a
day
when
you
will
no
longer
be
here
to
shield
them
,
.
.
to
provide
for
their
needs.
Will
their
faith
In
you
then
be
justified
?
You
realize
that
their
confidence
I
challenges
you
to
greater
vigilance
in
V
their
behalf.
Have
you
made
the
'
provision
for
them
that
you
know
to
be
MLjv
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CX
i!
necessary?
Is
your
Life
Insurance
sufficient
to
meet
their
needs
?
Do
you
realize
that
5,000
invested
at
6
yields
an.
income
of
less
than
6
per
week?
For
the
sake
of
those
who
love
and
respect
and
trust
you
.
.
.
those
to
whom
you
are
the
"greatest
man
in
dte
world"
.
.
.
Xake
pencil
and
paper,
and
figure
hov
much
you
have
done
toward
the'buildmg
up
fan
estate.
Then
caU
in
the
representative
of
any
Life
Insurance
Company
and
learn
how
little
is
the
cost
of
adequate
protection.
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