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described.
It
can't
be
copied.
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it's
the
flavor
of
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
that
makes
12,000,000
people
demand
this
"wonder"
cereal
every
day.
CORN
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i
he
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SHIPYARD
Brand"
Dr
Alexander
IMIONE
573
IIF.SVEIt
niOCK
DENTIST
PRINCIPAL
OF
HIGH
SCHOOL
,
GIVES
ADDRESS
d.
ii.
iiartncM
spks
to
notary
club
on
Ainu
and
Ideals
of
Education
The
school
should
promote
the
de-
;velopmnt
of
a
broad
social
oonsclous-
ncM,"
declared
D.
II.
Hartneas,
the
nw
principal
of
the
high
school,
In
addressing
the
Rotary
club
at
ita
luncheon
yesterday,
-improvements
la
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday.
Aufrjft
16
29
eomMCa.
radio
anrF
gramophone,
has
gone
W.
T
have
crowded,
wh
es
It
were,
the
whole
i-u
i
',..
e
to
demonstration
of
world
into
a
single
parish.
If
we
would
nrtno
a.
e
new
radto-electrola
to
the
live,
we
must
live
in
peace
i
amity
res-with
cur
neighbors,
for
without
exg-;idents
f
the
northern
camps,
geration.
it
mav
be
said
that
man
A
full
evening's
entertainment
today
is
able
to
destroy
hinweif,
or
at
will
be
given
at
Stewart
Saturday
least
Impoverish
life
to
auch
a
degree
night
and
at
Auvox
on
Wednes-that
he
would
not
care
to
preserve
it.
day,
similar
to
that
given
here
in
kU1,
1
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18
cfntltu,M
tod,!
Prince
Rupert
last
month
and
hrough
training
and
education,
we
wMeh
o.u(,i
are
forced
to
eirwert.
th.t
h
-nnt
be
expected
to
live
in
peace
with
his
peace,
or
else
he
wants
those
thingv
nas
een
snown
.
it
is
such
a
which
are
only
compatible
with
war.
great
improvement
over
the
ordi-The
school
must
teach
ita
pupiis'nary
phonograph
or
over
the
o
di-impartlally
the
history
and
achieve-;
nary
radio
thai
it
ha
this
effect
menta
of
their
own
country,
and
alm-'on
moat
people
-it
makes
vou
UilZL
r
T
JTnt!L,
wont
one
yourself.
You
can.
too.
heroes
of
war
must
be
eclipsed
by'
:i
t,
4.
......
tbwe
less
arresting
figure
who
have
made
the
positive
oontrtbutlona
to
stvlllratlon
the
statesman,
the
re
formers,
the
prophets,
the
scientists.
the
inventors,
the
physicians.
Indeed,
a
spectacular
heroism
will
meet
-
the
perils
of
war.
but
a
iteadfast
heroism!
must
meet
the
perils
of
peace.
An;fineat
reproduction
of
granio-TXTP.
"cord-yet
accomplished.
large
spirit
cannot
fall
to
lead
an
in-
c
"easing
fraction
of
our
people
to
that
vision
of
the
world
and
that
feeling
of
true
klnahlD
wtth
mankind
which
in
the
past
have
been
vouchsafed
only
me
prophet."
Mr.
Hartnees
dealth
at
mrtrm
lnrth
with
the
trowth
of
modern
Dhllosoohv
nd
thought,
particularly
In
their
re
lation
xo
government,
scientific
development
and
education,
urging
that
the
wcrld
we
miwt
seek
la
the
world
In
which
the
creative
spirit
Is
alive,
In
which
llio
Is
an
adventure
full
of
Joy
nd
hope.
The
TOUnff
ahould
he
edu
cated
to
realize
fully
what
our
iosti-
ui'"ns
nave
cost
in
human
energy,
travail
and
blood.
He
urged
,hat
new
nrobiema
be
approached'
with
tin
tngle-ralnded
desire
to
learn
the
truth.
Tolerance
should
be
cutlvated
and
a
receptive
mind
dereloDedHe
noke
of
tbe
brllllairt
.
t.mll
Xt
Blrttetn
and
its
effect
of
phllowjphlcC
'renew
ana
auated
at
some"
length
6h
the
uew
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which
commenced
!n
the
nineteenth
century
and
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the
heritage
of
tbe
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W
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U
the
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steamer
this
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noon,
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II.
McRae
of
McRae
Bros.,
Lttl.j.
agents
for
the
Victor
"'"r"
"
.
Ff"-valcu
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wherever
it
"
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r
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whob
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38
v.e
a?
th
Pnce
P"
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new
combination
within
the
reach
of
practically
everyone.
Mr.
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is
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the
people
of
the
busy
mininir
towns
the
ODDortunitv
of
hearing
the
iana
tne
finest
reception
of
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yet
possible.
MANY
GOING
TO
PEACE
RIVER
Prince
Rupert
Delegation
Not
Yet
Quite
Complete;
Three
Hundred
to
Be
Present
The
complement
of
members
of
the
Boa.d
of
Trade
who
are
expected
to
make
the
trip
to
Edmonton,
Calgary
and
the
Peac,e
River
with
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
ia
not
yet
quite
complete.
It
is
hoped
to
send
a
large
representation
and
the
secretary
is
hoping
that
several
more
will
offer
to
go,tto
rep.eaent
Prince
Rupert.
Thjere
is
one
lady
talking
of
going
and
possibly
more
may
yet
join
the
party
from
here..
The
secretary
oi
the
board
has
just
received
a
commupication
from
the
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commeice
which
says:
i
Indications
point
to
at
least
300
registered
delegates
from
across
the
Dominion
at
our
fourth
un-nual
convention.
There
are
at
present
100
reservations
for
the
western
tour
from
eastern
Canada.
There
will
also
be
a
delegation
of
between
15
and
20
from
Great
Britain,
including
members
of
parliament
representing
the
Labor,
Liberal
and
Unionist
party.
The
Chambers
of
Commerce
at
Birmingham,
Nottingham,
Manchester,
London,
Aberdeen
and
Delhi,
India,
will
also
be
represented
.
I
There
will
be
a
special
car
of
j
delegates
from
Manitoba,
at
least,
two
from
Saskatchewan
and
three
from
Alberta,
while
the
Vancouver
delegates
are
joining
the
eastern
party
at
Edmonton
in
ti
special
train.
The
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
delegation
will
proceed
into
tbe
Peace
River
by
two
special
trains
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are
assured
a
most
hearty
welcome
by,
the
local
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of
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which
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September
11
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