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THE
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PAGE
SIX
lnstor
fto
dyspeptjc
novelist
:
"Ptrhapi;
you
would
find
bj
writing
on
an
empty
sto
arh."
NoveHst:
"But.
doctor,
I'm
an
author,
not
a
tattoo
artist!"
London
Opinion.
4
The
jtJosTEss
Package
convenient
and
handy
when
unexpected
guests
arrive
If
YOU
would
be
that
perfect
hostess
who
never
minds
how
many
turn
up,
you
will
order
"Canada
Dry"
in
cartons
of
twelve
bottles
the
Hostess
Package.
Twelve
bottles
of
the
most
refreshing
drink
you
ever
thought
to
havel
Twelve
bottles
of
purity
and
fine
flavor
1
Twelve
bottles
in
which
the
champagne
of
ginger
ales
awaits
your
guests
1
"Canada
Dry'1
has
an
allure,
a
witchery
a
distinction
like
that
of
some
rare
old
wine.
It
does
not
bite
the
tongue
or
leave
an
unpleasant
after-effect.
Its
finest
quality
Jamaica
ginger,
its
other
ingredients
of
high
purity,
give
it
a
mellowness,
a
"dryness"
which
arc
delightful.
And
note
how
well
it
mixes
with
other
beverages
Order
"Canada
Dry"
today
In
the
Hostess
Package
and
be
prepared
for
those
unexpected
guests,
DRY
oM
S9
St
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
COLNICHOLLS
WAS
SPEAKER
Telia
Foreign
Trade
Bureau
of
Vnneouwr
Heard
of
Trade
of
,,
Halibut
Fisheries
d
found
I
heir
ejdorada.
riy
1007
the
industry
ha1
a
prolusion
of
2iX)0
000
pound-i
for
the
year's
catch.
Mr.
Ni.-sholls
Mid;
by
1910.
51000
000
pounds
in
1915,
6S.000.000
pounds
were
landed.
Eventually
the
large
catches'
decreased
and
the
fleet
continued
moving
westward
until
last
year
several
ships
fished
as
far
west
as
Sanak
Island,
ner
the
Aleutian
Islands.
"May
I
emphasize
that
while
Prince
Rupert
is
the
premier
halibut
port
of
the
Faclf'e,
Vancouver
depends
for
much
of
it
tra-le
on
haUbut,"
said
the
speaker,
"because
Prince
Rupert's
prosperity
for
the
present
Is
dependent
on
the
fishing
Industry
and
anything
which
affects
the
industry
affects
Vancouver.
?
Prince
Ilucrt
pur
chases
most
of
its
supplies
front
this
city.
Price
Fluctuations
Mr.
Nleholls
described
the
vari
ous
developments
in
halibut
fish!
ing
and
the
changes
in
the
regula
tions.
Concerning
prices,
be
said
that
no
product
fluctuated
in
price
like
halibut,
the
market
being
influenced
by
the
vagaries
of
weather,
resulting
In
delayed
ar-
rivals
of
fish.
Arrival
of
Arlan-j
tic-CHUght
fish
snch
as
cod
dri
mackerel,
or
f
!sh
from
the
Qrat
(
Lakes,
all
affect
halibut
prices,
I
and
if
the
weather
is
too
hot
or
too
'
cold
it
disturbs
the
market,
said
.
Mr.
Nieholls.
STEPHENS
OTID
ACROSS
BORDER
fiuardian
Inactive,
Mother
Taken
Hoy
Over
Line
to
Seattle
(Vahcouver
Provteee)
Although
Chief
Ju.teo
Hunter
lirtViupreme
court
appotatod
Magis
trate
H.
O.
Alexander
guardian
of
4wo-yearold
Frederick
Herbert
(
Stephens,
pending
a
dispute
tie-
twtn
the
parerrts
over
custody,
the
ladr
on
arriving
here
Thars-
I
day
from
Priaee
Rufiert
m
the
l-tteMma
CamootiR.
Jpnartfl
with
train
for
Seattle
before
the
order
.vas
acted
ujon.
The
mother,
Bernice
Lucille
Stephens,
accomparied
the
child
from
Prince
Rupert.
In
an
at-
tempt
to
prevent
his
son
being
n-
f
moved
from
the
jurisdiction
of
the
(.court,
the
father,
Prederiek
Stephens,
Prince
Rupert
renl
estate
and
lmurance
agent,
ap-'
plied
to
the
chief
Justice,
who
ap
pointed
Magistrate
Alexander,
who
lis
effleial
guardian
of
the
ehild
tfor
the
time
being.
I
When
it
appeared
that
the
offl-!
relal
guardian
would
not
interfere,
I
the
father's
lawyer
launeaed
pro
ceedings
for
a
writ
of
habae
(corpus;
and
the
matter
was
in
tbia
position
as
the
train
started
south
I
with
the
mother
and
child
for
the
I
I
border.
SCHOOL
HOWLERS
MM
ENGLAND
Tlie
University
Corrtsspondent
of
The
London
Times,
in
announcing
the
winner
of
its
annual
prixe
for
the
best
collection
M
school
"howlers"
give
sel
ection
from
the
entries
received.'
Here
are
seme
of
them:
j
Th
chief
work
of
the
British
in
Egypt
since
1880
ha
been
the
extermination
of
the
sphinxes
-
j
Sir
V.
Scott
was
called
ths
I
Blizzard
of
the
North.
He
tried
to
reacfi
the
North
Pole,
but
died
in
the
attempt.
"Heard
melodies
are
sweet,
but
those
unheard
are
sweeter."
Paraphrase:
It
is
nice'
to
hear
music,
but
it
is
still
nicer
not
to.
Parlfament
assembled
in
November
and
dissembled
in
Decem-
j
What
should
the
Lady
of
Pf"!)tnfr
'he
:iiv.ory
or
ine
in-
Shalott
have
done
instead
of
lying
dustry
as
well
as
relating
its
im-
down
injne
boat
and
wasting
her
portanl
commercial
development,
jjfe
because
Sfr
Lancelot
took
John.
W.
Nfcholls,
comptroller
of
no
notlc(!
of
nhe
should
I
he
Cutadin
Fish
Cold
Storage
have
lool(ed
out
for
another.
I
r
,
L
I
,
I
rince
Rurwrt.
delivered
Comet
thig
Bentenee:
"It
was
art
informative
address
on
"Han-
me
tftat
has
broken
ther
window."
i
bu
Fineries"
before
the
foreign
lt
wain.t
m
that
hi
broken!
V.am:puver
the
window."
t
Hoard
of
Trade
last
Friday.
r.t.inMn
Mt
.te
Jw
Thff
audience
learned
that
as
far
congestion
pulmonalre.
Out
l?,lk,iJ.0J-!I..'.t!J,!"
Wibw
dM
from
,
In
.j
KtVUK
3
JUUI
IIUI,
"line
vm
T!
caught
hallbnt
in
the
Gulf
of
Pui'man
H..L.
T.iy
t
4
m.tr
t
Teacher,
after
a
lesson
on
stand
It,
is
not
stood,
I,,
mi-
Aims,
quWa
fftmmia
junn
wbwhi,
esp
lve.
i-.uiei
referred
jib-
crobe:
.;,;
"Why.
,l
then,
is
i.
u
it
.
so
es-?o
te
Pacific
halibut
In
1804.
-and
sentlal
to
keep
the
house
clean
eomnferelal
fisMng
started
jmt
and
tfdy?"-"Because
somebody
br'trr
to
mi,
Mr.
Nienolla
said
we
know
mijfht
come
in
any
timej
T
'f8
a
number
of
Vew
Kncland
to
see
us."
f
:
fr'ng
schooner.
prfmrr''v
at-
To
collect
the
fumes
of
sulphur
tr-eted
by
trm
lure
of
the
Yukon,
hold
a
deacon
over
tne
enu
oi
a
lff
for
the
Nortii
i'aeifle.
Thcjr
tube.
ware1
disappointed
in
not
obtaining
What
do
you
understand
by
the
a
targe
of
gohl,
but
on
the
return
Theory
of
Kxehange?
The
fiiihed
for
halibut
Theory
of
Exchange.,
as
I
under-
veryt.-tsvell
under-
1
"
wmsm
wmmMmMrjmmmmm
The
Ameri
'3T
Lit1
wlitc'o
hnn
"rfr
n
t'wiv
-t.u
ur-
onsnred
the
New
'York
Aviation
Show
at
Grand
(Vntr.,!
TV.
f
Oothamites
to
view
the
latest
thing
In
afar
t
aircraft
Til
m
to
work
for
You,
JMother
"DRAVE
words,
bravely
spoken.
Doy
ish
shoulders,
braced
to
lift
burden
1
of
responsibility
xyond
their
strength.
It
is
a
tragedy
so
common
as
to
create
but
little
comment
.
.
.
children
starting
out
to
fight
life's
battles,
unequipped.
Have
you
thought
of
the
story
behind
the
little
figure
that
urges
you
to
buy
a
paper
.
.
.
that
begs
the
chance
to
run
an
errand,
for
a
few
sorely-needed
coppers?
Have
you
imagined
the
plans
that
may
have
been
made
for
his
education
the
fhopes,
beld
in
nappicr
uzys,
future?
r
w
Xnd
have
you
considered
what
would
be
the
fate
of
your
boy
.
.
.
your
girl
.
should
you
be
taken
away?
For
the
burden
you
drop
must
be
carried
on
...
on
the
frail
shoulders
of
your
children
....
Or
on
the
broad,
sustaining
back
of
Life
Insurance.
Make
your
decision
today
,
,
.
and
protect,
with
adequate
Life
Insurance,
the
future
you
would
wish
for
those
you
Jove.
Any
Life
Insurance
representative
will
be
pleased
to
discuss
the
details
with
you.
jure
JusurwE
&