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PULLEN
-
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Jan.
28,
1929
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!ember
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
nection
with
the
new
power
plant;
with
the-improvement
When
Robert
Burns
lay
on
his
death-bed
in
Dumfries
he
is
said
to
have
declared
to
his
wife:
"I
will
be
better
known
a
hundred
years
from
now,
Jean,
that
I
am
todav."
More
prophetic
words
were
never
uttered
.
The
poet
who
died
tormented
with
a
debt
of
$50
hanging
over
him
that
VANCOUVER.
B.C.
TORONTO,
ONT.
ST.
JOHN.
N.B.
SJM
I
4-
CONCILIATOR
The
newest
appointee
members
of
the
bodv
are
to
in-
UUS1NESS
BETTER,
PROSPECTS
GOOD
Iclude
a
representative
of
.each
of
i
'
'
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't'l
uii
"..;;;
.
i
,
!
the
disgruntled
ceiThlriMind
na
m,
.
,
lnat
business
last
year
was
considerably:
better
than'tionais
of
four
othef
mxtrh
na
for
some
time
past
seems
to
be;
the
concensus
of.
opinion
tions.
generally
in
the
city.
One
merchant,,
on'
.being
asked,
'
.
said
his
had
increased
ten
per.
cent;
another
who
was
a'
r
T
1
,
little
inclined
to
complain,
admitted
a
ten
percent
advance
17
A
DM
WnDlfERQ
at
least.
Another
said
his
Christmas
business
this
year
i
nilU
nUlUijUliO
.
.
.n
1
11.
.
,
,
"
!
vvao
bwiLc
rto
&uuu
us
me
previous
year,
a
Darner
mentioned
that
the
past
year's
business
was
exceeded
only
by
the
year
when
shipbuilding
was
in
progress
in
the
city
.
'
Practically
every
person
approached
had
done
better
"in
!
the
past
year
than
the
year
before
.
All
this
indicates
that
conditions
are
improving.
J
Of
the
future
we
have
spoken
before.
sawmills
either
operating
or
doing
construction
work
for
far
farm
close
to
the
city;
with
construction
work
going
going
on
on
in
m
con-
con-
fT1.
the
s
MONTREAL,
Jan.
2-1.
Juveniles
and
single
men
who
have
With
three
obtained
some
deg.ee
of
training
in
mining
ami
wim
me
.various
otner
activities
in
the
c
is-
Halifax
on
ARE
COMING
work
are
included
th
nnmtnncrnra
nn
hnnrH
s.
Ar,n,.
Caa.ri
Iine.
now
at
sea
and
due
to
arrive
aL
Friday
next.
T1R
trict,-
including
increase,
in
'logging
operations:
on
Queen
Juveniles
are
coming
out;n'or
Charlotte
Islands,
there
SrifirnrT
WTvtfter
Winboe
all
he
auspices
of
the
British
Im-
j
W
MWWVA
WM..VOO
t
,
.
,
.
.
,
,
around
migration
and
Colonization
Asso-
m,
'
.
,
.
,
.,
,
,
,
,
,
.
Q&tion,
while
the
men
have
re-
There
is
also
to
be
considered
the.nroJbable.activitiesof
:
clfved
training
at
farm
work
un-
the
Melchett
interests
in
onnectimAvltn
ttalleelopffient
def
the
direction
of
the
British
of
the
coal
properties
which
they
recently
purchased
near
mi'atry
,br
wU1
h
ii-
.
Telkwa,
and
the
scheme
for
building
a
railway
to
coriiieqt
.ec41Torit,.,,.LDo2!ll?
...uu
t,
n
xt
r
.
it
.
,
,
throughUU
colonizfUon
&mlr
j
1
vuimrsuoi.
unemoveieaas
ment
oMh
canaiian
-Huiiotelff;
to
another.
i
The
Tr-
taking
over
of
the
D.
W.
Mines
under
Railway..
The
Aunuiiv
frow.
V
a
working
option
by
:
Consolidated
Mining
&.
Snielting
Southampton
by
way
V
Cfb
and
under
a
plan
by
which
,"fhat
,coHC"ern
trets
cbntrol
of
the
Cherbourg,
has
m
paiy.ir8
to
i
land
at
HaHfaX
from;
over
the
lines
of
the
Canadian
N'a-
tlooal
Railways.
PHYSICAL
PEFECTS
OF
EDMONTON
PUPILS
EDMONTON,
Jan.
22.
With
978
complete
physical
examina-
a.
i
m
I
.
f
.
it
w
a
he
was
unable
to
meet
is
known
everywhere
today,
while
ZTton
PPS
ThooTs
"VS
v
WILL
ASK
FOR
1
uic
suie
ui
one
uopy
ui
an
euny
euilion
01
niS
poems
1928.
47.8
per
cent
of
them
were
brings
enough
money
to
have
kept
Burns
in
affluence
found
to
have
some
physical
de-all
his
life.
It
is
worth
while
recalling
these
things
in
fert
ccor(Mn
to
the
annual
r-;
view
of
the
despatch
from.New
York
which
states
that
a
p
Tt
toith-
Edmonton
Pub!,c?
copy
of
Burns'
poems,
a
second-edition
volume,
was
sold
XTJSS
S-the
other
day
to
Dr.
A.
S.
W.
Rosenbach,
the
millionaire
anectoMor
the
board.
I
rare-book
collector,
for
$23,500
.'
A
suni
like
this
would
n,
fc
,
i
iaa
'
have
represented
a
tremendous
fortune
in
1796,
when
the
founVt;Tave3oriret,;.,i
poet
died.
The
most
Burns
ever
realized
from
the
sale
of
thj
actual
defecta.
totalling
er,7.
his
books
was
$2500,
and
today
one
copy
of
those
saihe
t$AoLira&on$
not
to
hvp
editions
brings
ten
times
that
amount.
Such
is
the
irony
8
8,,',
f"
'Defonfiltier.'of
of
fate.
Jean
Armour
inayMughUheRol'ad
,
to
greatness
was
the
Ur
Wl
d.frSted
itsLtS
t
j.u
ueui.
uui
nit
worm
now
Knows
me
woros
were
true.
SELF-PROTECTION
It
is
being
recommended
to
a
committee
of
Congress
that
British
Columbia
lumber
should
be
taJced
on
entering
the
United
States
a
sufficient
amount
to
prevent
it
being
used
there.
The
States
have
a
perfect
right
to
take
such
.
action
if
they
so
please
.
So
has
Canada
a
right
to
prevent
the
export
of
l&gs,
ptllpwTJ0d;of
othdP'ravv
material
to
the'
United
States.
We
suggest
that
in
self-defense
Oanmla
stand
firm
and
if
this
country
is
to
be
gradually
shoved
off
the
business
map
we
take
such
steps
as
shall
be
found
necessary
to
protect
ourselves.
L.ross-cut,
crescent
(jnuttd)
willsaw
my0
more
timber,
time
and
labor
befni
eqtwl,
than
any
other
made.
vThis
fiuarjtntee
has
nevcrl)?en
challenged.
SIMONDS
CANADA
SAW
CO.,
LIMITED,
T.
MM)
tTRCtT
HO
eONN
WNUI.
MONTRtAL.
Out.
J06.
Malnutrition
accounted
for
46,
the
third
highest
figure
in
the
liat.
while
there
were
2G
other
kjnds
of
defects
listed.
E.
II.
S.
WINN.
K.C.
of
Vanc(uivT,
member
of
the
In-
trprn
iru
i.il
Ilounl
in
connec
tion
Jwith
tho
Old
Agr
IVn.sion
Act.
ALAND
GRANT
The
Vancouver
Province
has
the
following
iri
connection
with
the
recent
proposal1
to
build
a
railway
from
Copper
Riyer
to,
Kitimaat:
...
,
.
Credited
with,
the
intention
to
settle
British
miners,
in
the
Telk-vva
district
with
the
object
of
developing
both
coal
mining
and
agriculture,
it
is
stated
that
Scottish
interests
will
seek
a
sub-tantial
grant
of
land
when
their
representative,,,
George
II.
CowanA
h.U,
makes
application,
y
,
;tne
Provincial
Government
for
a
railway
charter.
j
The
charter
sought
through
Mr.
Cowan
will
be
for
right-of-way
,
from
Telkwa
along
the
Copper
River
to
Copper
City
or
Skeena
Rjver,
where
it
is
proposed
to
connect
with
the
Canadian
Nat
ional
Railway.
Thence
the
i?w
the
road
will
run
south
through
Kit!-,
In
additilfn
Jt6"t'bai
And
'agricUU
er.
tural
resources,
the
lino
from
Copper
City
to
the
coast
will
pass
through
an
area
wheer
It
is
estimated
that
there
is
a
billion
and
one-half
feet
of
standing
timber.
It
is
supposed
that
the
interests
behind
the
application
are
con
nected
wtf.h
tho
Mond
industrial
group
of
Britagev
wiai
u
is
me
iJBWji'
v
l"
M(ond
,
interet$n
develop
coal
fields
lit
Tclkv,
where'
forty
ilaims
are
held,
and
at
Copper
River,
where
fifty
claims
are
eld.
In
connection
with
this
tt-.o-?-ad
development,
a
scheme
has
been
considered.-
whereby
coil
wouIdr.be
shipptjfl
,ft;om,
Kitimuut
Armj
to-
a
Vanca'gl'ttt
Where
by-product8
will
w'extracfed.
SHE'S
LEARNING
"Does
your
bride
know
thing
about
cooking?"
mm
any-,
"Well,
I
heard
her
telephoning
,
her
mother
inquiring
if
she
had
Wi'dnminy,
January
23,
1929
QUEEN'S
GIFT
TO
CHURCH
Oi-en
Mary
lias.-nt
a
portr
;it
..f
hn-.M
li.
w.-m
ing
her
royal
otx
s.
to
the
parish
(
lunch
of
K
w,
Siu
n
.v.
Tin-
gift
is
in
recog-iUo:i
of
t
iic
fart
th:it
the
church
hold
a
nemee
annually
to
,h
c'n
.hildien
of
the
parish
bring
tvs
t"
lie
sent
to
the
Queen
Bolivian-Paraguayan
com
.ik.tion
maat
Valley
to
Kitimaat
Arm,
a
'to
use
soft
water
for
soft-hoi
I.
J
n,r
iliril'titlon
to
the
London
ho
pital.
The
Kev.
Stuart
H.
comwission
is
Brigadier-General
total
distance
of
approximately
eggs
and
hard.
water
for
hard-1
Bri
ilesminbe
haplain
of
the
B
.ilish
Fnrrem,
vicar
of,
the
Frank
R.
McCoy.
The
remaining
150
miles.
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boiled
ones.
ones."
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CwKnatil
Balr-
thuruh.
is
here
seen
with
the
portrait
which
Her
Majesty
requested
Ujlhbuld
be
hung
in
ib
ehjlldreji'phaliel,
oext
to
the
ijwral
pew.
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racaBtCliaii:)
,
!inii;i
Jiit
1-1
OF
TO-MORROW?
WHAT
To-day
TYurlnv
vnn
nm
nlivo
.
run
11
happy.
you
But
suppose
a
summons
sounds
in
the
darkness
and
to-morrow
your
chair
stands
vacant.
What,
then,
of
'K,your
wife?
Your
children
-
-
what
of
them?
When
your
presence
is
no
longer
there
to
provide
for
them
-
-
to
help
them
over
the
rough
places
of
life
-
even
then
your
care
need
not
cease.
Even
then
your
forethought
may
guard
them
against
want
and
adversity.
Life
Insurance
truly
stands
as
the
Guardian
Angel
of
stricken
homes
-
-
as
a
living
testimony
of
man's
faithfulness
to
his
loved
ones,
.even
in
death.
r
Think!
Think
of
those
dependent
upon
you.
Think
-
-
and
act.
Get
in
touch
with
a
Life
Insurance
representative
to-day.
To-morrow,
may
be
too
late.
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