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COPPER
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The
proposal
to
work
the
Cooper
River
coal
deoosits
SLAPS
AND
STAMPS
(Edmonton
Journal)
Hist
!
Canada
is
becoming
German
!
You
don't
believe
QUEEN
MAitY
i
J
8.00
1
Due
to
her
sleepless
and
un-$1,4;)
lief
sing
watch
beside
the
bedsde
$:'to'of
His
Majesty
King'
George,
V5
1
Queen
Mary
(above)
Was
for
a
.
.2
time-
under
thr
care
of
physicians
!
with
a
severe
attack
of
influenza.
$l.tK
,
..
,
,.
-COLD
WEATHER
MOVING
EAST
Chicago
Reports
Worst
Snow.
Twenty
Years
in
Illinois
-t:
i
ii
il
ritlSlllWiiS
1
'T
I
r
State
CHICAGO,
Jan.
Slj
The
deep-
est
snow
in
the
past
twenty
and
to
build
a
railwav
was
verv
plearlv
wr.
forth
vntttnrrlnv
years
f-ll
throughout
this
and
in
an
article
written
hv
R
A
Hno-crpn
for
rVo
C!lirifin,r
neighboring
states
yesterday
giv
u
uci.yccii
ujjci
tuiu
lYiiuuuub
us
a
uonus
trains
were
delayed
and
motor
ior
Dunamg
uie
line.
traffic
We
believe
that
every
possuppuragepient
should
be
given
this
line,
not
becausMtIp
6
Tuild
ajiitp
was
JjMK.
d
rlian
Matinnal
and
iisp
PHnfp
Pnnprt
no
ire
aViinninnr
nrffF
.
'.
..
.
'.
something
that
Mr.
riajsgeju
failftltto
aay'.
r
.
''S&ihilion
icauway
Duiwing
is
extremely
aiiiicuit
in
tnis
part-of
winter
is
departing,
r
YSate
it?
Listen
to
this
and
be
convinced;
it
is
taken
from
the
trwto
had
been
cleared
and
the
London
Pictorial
Weekly.
The
writer
says:
Already
the
province
of
Saskatchewan
is
really
non-British.
Saskatchewan
postage
stamps,
which
I
used
to
be
in
English
and
have
the
King's
head
upon
f
them,
are
no
w
bilmgual,
and
the
King's
head
has
been
removed,
and
these
are
but
a
few
of
the
indications
ot
the
invasion
of
Canada
by
Germans
and
other
for-
eirners.
Poor
Premier
Gardiner.
To
be
sure
he
is
a
Liberal,
Italy.
and
some
people
wquldn
t
put
anything
past
a
Liberal
.
But
even
a
Liberal,
or
a
U.F.A.,
or
a
Conservative
provincial
premier
could
hardly
issue
a
set
of
postage
stamps
for
the
special
use
of
the
people
of
his
province,
as
the
post
office
deoartment
is
under
federal
control.
WEATHER
COMPARISONS
Vancouver,
which
is
so
fond
of
taking
jibes
at
Prince
Rupert's
weather,
has
the
joke
turned
on
itself
this
winter,
although
Prince
Rupert
people
are
magnanimous
about
it
and
ae
not
making
too
much
fun.
While
Prince
Rupert
has
had
no
snow
on
the
ground
go
far
(touch
wood),
Vancouver
people
have
been
plowing
around
this
week
in
eighteen
inches
of
.the
beautiful
and,
to
cap
the
climax,
had
its
coldest
weather
in
thirteen
years
yesterday
w
hen
the
thermometer
dropped
to
seven
above
'a
"o.
.lust
the
week
before
that,
Vancouver
people
couid
hardly
travel
the
streets
they
were
so
slippery
as
a
result
of
a
sudden
frost
coming
after
copious
rainfall
Prince
Rui-e-rt
has
been
practically
free
from
slippery
streets
throughout
the
winter
and
the
coldest
sriapjiere
vp
one
detrre
warmer
than
"Vancouver's.
'."
pMr
T?imrrt
ixvmlp
mav
rMiBfe.thr.iferrit
during
the
nast
a
it..
-
-
r
x
rp
"
AV
1
fnxu
A-i-'u
that
t
hrv
havp
been
hTaVmtr
a
rathertanirh
winter
,
f
V
A
v
i
-
-
-
-
c
but.
to
get
a
real
taste
of
it,
we
would
recommend
a
trip
;
WARMER
IN
SEATTLE
street
car
I
normal.
the
world.
The
cost
is
very
high,
but
timber,
of
course,
is
the
thermometer
wa
ifl
degreey
mucn
tne
same
as
casJi.
It
has
a
marketable
value
just
aDOVe
iepo
DU1
way
11
18
mncn
which
f1"""
w,tl
wr7
unaett,ed
con'
now,
'
inaccessible
land
has
not.
ditions.
The
heavy
snowfall
of
a
couple
of
days
ago
caused
a
considerable
tie-up
of
traffic
hut
last
night
it
waa
reported
that
all
the
service
waa
back
to
ROYAL
MAK8IAGBS,
PARTS.
Jan.
81
:
Kisrht
muM
brra
of
European
Royal
Camililpl
are
expected
to
be
married
ypr.
nmnivj
thi
m
bctnjr
Prl
Olof
of
Norway
and
Humbei
:
r-
IJOSTON-TO-I.ONDON
FLIER
to
Vancouver,
v
here
it
does
snow
ana
it
does
ireeze
in
Mrs.
K.
ith
Miller
(above)
f
snite
of
the
vaunted
superiority
over
this
city
five
hundred
,np
of
the
two
co-pilots
whom
miles
tO
the
north
.
Captain
Harry
W.
Lynn,
daring
And
the
comparison
in
Prince
Rupert's
favor
this
",,vitir
,f
th('
s'-:the:-n
cross.
I
winter
is
not
exceptional
as
may
be
found
with
a
check-up
on
''s,
',1:!nm"1
lu,n;
,
f
.
i'ii"
i
il
to-Lom.on
rouni
1
r
:
p
in
hin
tn-.
of
this
town's
winter
meteorological
figures
and
those
mo.,ll,(1
,noI,Ilhtn,.
n,)W
un(1(.rf
ideal
ones
of
Vancouver
over
the
years
.
Next
thing
they
construction.
Mrs.
Miller
is
an
will
be
making
a
winter
resort
of
us
.
accomplished
aviatrix.
TWO
WOMEN
GET
AWARDS
Saved
Train
1-rom
Destruction
at
Time
of.
Recent
Floods
DRUMMONDV1LLB,
Que.
Jan.
:'.!
.
Recognition
ttf
individual
4
J
women
who
were
witnesses
of
the
floods
of
April
last
and
who
scrambled
on
the
right-of-way
o
the
Canadian
National
Railway
to
save
the
passenger
train
bound
from
Quebec
to
Montreal.
At
the
same
time
medals
of
the
association
were
p
osented
to
Victor
!
Blanchard,
conductor,
and
Alexander
Droiet,
a
j
shotjittn,
both
of
the
National
system,
"$ho
risked
their
liven
to
rescue
Hj$-
bravery
in
the
face
of
crave
dan-
ton,
the
engine
driver,1
who
Wti
i
B
r
was
made
here
last
night
at
caught
in
the
cab.
The
women,
a
gathering
of
citiiens
and
rail-
Mrs.
D.
G
'undin
and
Mrs.
M.
way
officials
when
parchments
of
Bernier,
attracted
theattention
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Human
As-
the
engineer
when
they
noticed
j
sociation
were
awarded
to
two
that
the
flooding
waters
had
at-,.
gayest
BUILD
HIGHWAY
WITH
GAS
TAX
OIA'MP'A,
Jan.
31:
King
County
voted
in
favor
of
a
cross
state
highway,
the
monaM
;$t
nisei
by
increasing
tbi'i&Mt
m
Kaso
The
present
.'fgfc
wlir
prohnbiy
be.
increased
to
foar
cents.
aikeJthe
supports
of
the
bridge-aid
left
the
uteol
open
in
a
pre-
Jflbo
condition
56
Thursday,
January
31,
1929
A
CHINESE
STORY
A
Chinese
story
tells
how
a
very
stingy
man
took
a
paltry
sum
of
money
to
an
artist,
who
always
exacted
payment
in
advance,
and
asked
him
to
paint
a
portrait.
The
artist
at
once
complied
with
the
reruest,
hut
when
the
portrait
was
finished
nothing
Wfji
visible
save
the
back
of
the
ittiry
head.
"What
(1am
this
moan?"
the
sitter,
indignantly.
cried
"Well,"
replied
thj
artist.
"I
thought
a
man
who
pajd
so
little
us
you
did
wouldn't
care
to
show
i
fi?rW-Arf.
Journal.
"m-
-a
mm
c-Uiii
:
ist;i:.r.-:
im.
:
i
m
r
m
difficult
The
I
m
I
B
M
M
night
was
12!
I
fi
M
tM:
L
vew
1
larmony
,
t..
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IB
t
A
new
and
extraordinary
musical
instrument
clothed
with
a
beauty
as
unusual
as
the
music
of
the
new
Orthtohtonig
Victrola
itself
;
In
performance,
this
instrument
has
no
peer
inpti
field.
In
design,
it
is
new
as
tomorrow,
j
rf:
UnVxliei
deshjrt
piinjciplea
two
hundred
years
old.
Inspired
by
the
recent
positron.
dea
Arts
Decoratifs
in
Paris,
color
U
its
keynote,
rich
-ibrant
and
liarmoaioua
color.
Newspaper
illustration
fails
utterly
to
convey
its
beauty
you
must
see
it.
In
Orthophonic
tone
quality
Orthophoak
Mttrola
8-36
is
approached
only
by
the
well
known
"Credetiza"
model,
which
made
the
4
.
Orthophonic
famous
overnight!
The
1ctor
controlled
principle
of
"Matched
Impedance"
or
"Smooth
Flow
of
Sound"
is
of
course,
embodied
in
thh
new
instrument
Co
iftU)
any
Ilia
Master's
'oice
dealers
and
compart
it
with
your
idea
of
the
old
style
talking
machine.
The
new
Orthophonic
Victrola
is
made
in
a
range
of
beautiful
models
with
or
without
radio
artistically
designed
in
fine
walnut
or
.
mahogany.
Electrically
driven,
if
you
wish,
at
slight
additional
cost.
All
instruments
are
self
stopping.
I
Vices
from
$2360
down
to
as
low
as
$115.
On
convenient
payments
at
all
His
Master's
Voice
dealers.
omc
Trade
MarkReu'd
Victrola
w
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Talking
Machine
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Canada,
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Montreal
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