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Rupert
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.
.
Friday.
January
26,
1901
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jhairi''
in
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auld
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feels
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ould
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MEN'S
WEAR
GOVEKAIXS,
good
quality.
from
suit
$t-'5
BIAiFTEN1MS
8-oz,.
Oenims,
eU
aring
now
at
$3.05
WOltK
SIHRTS,
roomy
cut
and
strong.
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$2.0fl
WORK
MIMICS
and
OXI'ORWS,
rea'
solid,
all
sizes,
Pair
$-!5
lo
SI-S
Beside
the
Rlowin'
hearth
My
thoughts
ruiir
rovin'
thro"
Uie
Rlare
To
thee
land
o'
my
birth.
I
see
the
dear
auld
hoose
that
lay
Auiang
th
purple
braes
Ow'r
which
I
wandered
ln
my
pluy
Thro'
childhood's
happy
days.
Oh
Scotland;
Scotland;
my
dear
name
An'
Scots
w'r
'
the
warld
beside
l'ho'
fatir
frae
thee
tliey
honored
nanie
Khali
ever
Ui
my
he'rt
nhide.
The
auld
acqimintanoes
an'
fieetis
I
kent
hi
byirane
years,
An'
mingled
wi'
in
many
scenes
O'
happiness
an'
tears.
Guid
honest
folk;
I
see
them
noo
Wi'
he'rts
sue
leal
an'
warm
What
memory
the
lang
yars
thro'
lhi'e
left
a
hauntin'
charm.
J.
O.
STKEN
LONDON.
It
took
me1
Cities,
larger
than
Prince
Ru-
4
'
WORK
SOX
A
big
selection
from,
pair
I'LAII)
COATS
H.'avy
all
wool
coats,
all
s'zes.
No
llOMHKf!
JACKETS
Quilted
lining,
usually
sells
lor
$20.00.
Now
I,
envy
completion
of
the
4n-
Innwr
longer
thin
man
1
T
fiourr.fl
ngureu
tn
to
duslry
at
Walson
Island
Noae
get
my
Steamship
ticket
are
more
anxious
to
se-
it
func-
.
e
,
turning
than
tho.se
living
here
nxeo
up
i
or
passage
10
Kni
wm
more
heartily
Egypt
for
all
the
ffictS
agree
that
adequate
housin.,'
.
,
,
.
.
ihould
have
been
provided
many
here
have
the
same
story;
fcV)
But
,tKtav
t0
Many
tt
thoir
employees
nwwalisse
try
t3
explain
gets
home
with
Mw
tlu.
In
fact.
wowhere.
There
mutt
be
dweil-about
everybody
you
want
fa
without
lWay.
All
that
can
meet
i
either
home,
with
Ihe
flu
"
tw,y
te
"-dole
effoi".
or
Just
grtling
ver
tt.
r-lu
t
hstn
to
nythin.!
,...
.
w
anytxxl
vtinlil
houses
are
"o-
boys'
weak
WIN'MIKEAKERS
All
,(
2000
Members
!
)
the
Centre's
Aim
i
C,
ETTERBOX
zi)per
all
sizes.
Th
s
bargain;,
from
S3j
SfiHMH
I'ANTS-Slw,
wearing
pants.
All
si,'
Pall'
totg
up.
Anything
e4se
Is
distinctly
"iut."
secuiva
day's
business
in
LNidm
in
time
to
!?.
to
the
altWNwn
service
in
Westminster
Abbey.
No
ie
dare
dispute
that
the
IwasiiiR
BixtMem
Is
tow,
tout
it's
Membership
In
the
Civic
Cen
qiMmwUr
if.
milhin
Mie
last
tre
ts
expected
to
go
over
the
,
GIFT
Or
HEATHER
M'UOOI.
BOOTS
Solid
and
sfroliR.
Lots
of
Wuv
T,
a
dandy
huy.
Sizes
11
to
1
3
'
Sizes
1
to
S
LONG
PANTS
All
wool
heavy
weifhl
tweds.
fii.es
from
28.
IleRiilan
$5
00.
Now
frMil
About
49
or
50
folks
wit
in
the
inner
pat
of
the
ancient
chu
.ch.
A
haudlu!
of
us:
sat
In
the
main
hall
tsiie
white
the
mate
rhair
04'
12
Umed
the
re-spooNes.
U
aructling
oat-side
fciwl
tiniMqktd
anl
unhyhtpd
within
in
tlie
main
part
of
the
Ablwy.
half
down
yeju-s
if
mil
Unw
r
e
il
Uts
rvrr
heen
more
acute.
Wlmsr
Uult,
r
whv?
Hnasins
is
;art
f
th-
efwt
f
living,
a'ul
described
in
that
wy,
U
launches
into
a
maxr
of
bliraUHu;
and
2000
mark
tills
year,
according
Edlloi,
Daily
News:
to
the
report
of
CiPiieral
Secre-j
About
two
weeks
ano
I
received
tary
Donald
Forward
to
the
gen-
some
heather.
The
following
was
eral
meeting
last
nisht.
To
date
my
reply:
there
are
1741
members
with
the
"Dear
J
drive
still
progressing.
Over
1I0'
ain
reminded
nv
the
arriv.'.l
new
members
were
signed
in
tint
of
your
treasured
gift
of
Seot.li.0t
week
preceding
the
meeting.
;
heather
of
the
swift
flight
(.1
A
drop
in
attendance
in
the
time.
It
hardly
seems
a
yea.'
1950
season
compared
with
the
since
lasl
"Lint
was
y
the
be.l"
1949
season,
Mr.
Forward
atlrio-
but
fBht
of
v,lw
notwith.sUu:d-uted
largely
to
'modifying
the(int.
(nat
sw,.(,t
messeng(.r
()f
program
during
the
power
short-:
,ove
from
Ca,.(1,mlll
was
wteMUi:
tiwnsiWHtie
d
wmtg
on
SHARP
AT
HALF
pMt
three
8cate
O'Usfact.o
i
U
mmc
ended
and
a
cansirt-
erabie
throng
of
lou.ists
-iivef.
,s
Unw
&sfi0n-
Mast
of
these
were
talking!
'
.
.
i
,.,
s
...
.
..
.-.
?)
Same
day
a
passenger
plan?
hop
and
ave
at
Mei
ln
1
overheard
a
Seoul
tmvge
ash-
Survival
Means
Sacrifice
THE
NEWS
LETTER
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
I
of
Commerce
draws
attention
to
"one
of
the
most,
thought
provoking
newspaper
columns
written
in
Canada
today"
from
the
able
pen
of
Kichard
J.
Needham,
"One
Man's
Opinion,"
in
the
Calgary
Herald.
"Mr.
Needham
writes
trenchantly
and
realistically.
His
ideas
and
words
are
challenging
and
must
ring
uncomfortably
in
the
ears
of
the
smug
and
complaccent,"
says
the
News
letter.
"Look
what
is
happening,"
says
Mr.
Needham.
in
a
recent
column.
"The
rich
nations
of
this
world
are
appallingly
weak
in
the
military
sense;
the
poor
nations
are
appallingly
strong-.
The
low-income
half
of
humanity
is
pushing
around
the
high-income
half.
The
low-income
half,
which
obviously
cannot
afford
to
maintain
and
equip
a
large
force,
is
maintaining
and
equipping
them;
the
high-income
half,
which
obviously
can
afford
to,
is
not."
In
the
same
column,
Mr.
Needham
reaches
the
following
conclusion:
"We
of
the
western
world
place
comfort
above
survival.
We
have
forgotten
the
truth
so
well
put
by
Somerset
Maugham:
"If
a
country
values
anything
more
than
freedom
it
will
lose
its
freedom;
and
the
irony
of
it
is
that
if
it
comfort
or
money
that
it
values
more,
it
will
lose
that
too.'
"The
sands
of
history
are
littered
with
the
wreckage
of
empire,"
points
out
Richard
Needham.
"They
fought,
won,
grew
rich,
got
soft,
were
challenged
and
overthrown
by
other
empires
which,
in
turn,
went
through
the
same
process.
The
have-nots
take
the
haves,
the
attackers
the
defenders,
the
barbarians
the
civilized.
It
is
all
written
down."
We
have
fought,
we
have
won,
we
have
grown
rich
and
we
are
now
being
challenged.
Now
is
the
testing
period
as
to
whether
or
not
we
have
grown
soft.
Now
is
the
time
for
us
to
strip
off
the
fat,
to
condition
our
muscles,
to
exercise
and
develop
those
spiritual
and
mental
qualities
which
constitute
the
real
strength
of
a
people
.
.
."
the
fclfS,
the
Montreal
press
hig
one
another
of
the
begawjied
minted
Teature
headlines
ov;v
the
state
of
the
Labrador
co;)i)fc-'
use
mm
coiu
Hku
lasi
yeai.
,
..,
,.,
K!iM.
Rn
nllnPrsion
ushe
s
where
they
could
see
tlu
cha:r
where
the
Stone
of
Scone.
Membership
participation
he
watOTi
,u
xragrance,
fed
me
rH,AS.-iIF!H
AilVKK'hiNO
IN
H
HT,
J)H.V
market.
The
other
story
als
considered
gratifying.
The
Civic
Mv
own
exoerience
hd
tauult
appeared
in
a
flight
of
fancy
over
the
beloved
Pentlands
and
back
to
the
Centre
had
demonstrated
thai
me
to
be
cautious.
For
when
I
r
ii
.-
a
c
in
,ii.
.
L
i
days
oX
my
fcoyiiood,
the
d:iys
it
had
places
on
Its
program
fo
all
age
groups,
he
said.
New
pro
had
whispered
somewhat
Lh-.i
um"
"'lJU,
i
,'.
from
landed
at
Ha'i-
sons
Europe
.-ame
Question
to
one
of
the
t-
PRINTING
that
weave
the
spell
that
no
Scotsman
ever
successfully
outlives."
J.
G.
STEEN
tendants
a
marked
look
of
pai'i,
fax
Wednesday.
Thfie
included
farmers,
domestics,
miners
L'l.i
ind
even
annoyance,
flashed
won
Exdc
r.j
They
teitle
"'3i"Vers,
s
well
party
of
close
relations,
often
are
that
way.
Highest
Quality
Vcrsfii
over
his
fine
face.
"Yes,
but
you
will
have
to
sit
down
till
the
si
vice
is
!'inisi,ed?'
he
had
replied.
I
oOo
gram
features
were
being
looked
into
al!
the
time.
Listed
among
features
this
year
were
square
dancing,
classes
for
toddlers,
Artl
Club,
Saturday
morning
basket-1
ball
leagues,
new
university
ex-
j
ten.-rton
courses,
men's
acrobatics
and
judo.
!
The
report
said
there
were
99
community
groups
using
the
building
during
the
year.
1
have
Fifteen
merchantmen
Daily
Health
Hint
Dibb
Printing
Co
been
taking
on
grain
In
Vanc-''-'
nn(
if
destination
is
tho
Orient,
hey
will
sail,
ln
cro'-sirv;
he
Pacific,
not
so
far
from
Prince
Runert.
That's
"vcans"
the
distance
is
shorW-
Ask
wViv
prain
is
not
shinped
this
wav
and
'Sanitation,
particularly
ln
the
It
gave
credit
to
contributing
HERE
IS
CNli
hitherto
UN.
iPUblished-m-Canada
clue
to
the
.why
Uf
not
the
whe'
cab
juts)
of
i
ine
missing
stone,
j
These
Engllih
actually
charge
you
a
shilling
to
get
into
the
liaised
part
cf
the
Ca'-hedral
see
the
Coronation
chair.
No
!ondt-.-
that
tut'fd
every
ot
groups
and
patrons
for
their
aid
,
food
handling
and
serving
busi-to
funds.
!
ness,
is
plain
common
sense
wid
phone;
nKRNF.It
BLOCK
Main
feature
of
the
financial
good
business
sense.
"W1
le
"vvmdllng
of
car-,
submitted,
astonish
one.
When
"tval
receipts
which
was
the
the
elvator
was
built,
the
rea-
ACHING
BACK?
whe-e
it
hurt
most.
It
was
ba.l
olnnt
shou'd
be
ae
omy
,
r
pwee
-
wnC.e
wuinmu
K
whv
whv
a
a
grain
Train
olnnt
snou'd
f
painful
enough
for
Scotland
to
lose
tho
sons
w
,Hw
wllh
UrUche
,tcne
in
1LJ6,
but
to
have
to
shell
ererted
here
totalled
evan
i,,
oraUng
expense's,
In
M,
lwu.l
Jwr
by
taking
Pill
'I
tits
Spite
Of
the
long
Cold
Spell,
WerO
fuwn
remedy
tmu
two
condltiom
at
very
close
to
those
estimated.
i;tainniimdiaiiniirdiMiM
lot
both
kidwy
and
!.,,
1
W,in
rPriAVt
Mr
For-'
liyCTdiMrder.
For
Acmm.
.-.."vertlsel
backache,
t.
Chat
often
rauM
ward
gave
credit
to
the
loyal
a
name
you
caaj
depc-nd
oa.
49
tin
the
tempoiary
door
which
out
a
shilling
to
see
the
ancient
relic
may
have
been
just
too
much
for
somebody
from
the
upper
part
of
the
United
Klnjrdom.
I
oOo
,
NO
OFFICIAL
AROUND
the
Abbey
Is
talking
f.bo'tt
the
missing
ttone.
Tndeed,
you
havn
to
find
the
chair
yourself.
DR.
CHASE'S
I
and
competent
staff
for
making
the
year
a
successful
one.
'
gate.
oOo
THEY
LAUGHED
when
I
sus-gested
that
the
stone
stealers
must
have
had
a
deivick
or
a
WOOL
PRODUCERS
CAPE
TOWN
V
South
Africa
You
m
til
rough
a
thick
i
on
Should
Take
Heart
pretty
strong
pulley
and
tackle
now
stands
sixth
among
the
!
fence
affair
i
kept
locked
every
night).
Then
you
go
up
a
wind-
inn,
rather'
rickety
stairway.
rig
to
lower
the
450-pound
lock
world's
leading
wool
producers.
down
below
the
altar.
Statistics
here
placed
produc
It
took
quite
some
time
and
quite
a
number
of
people
to
dj
Winter's
Pyjamas
Then
you
come
o
the
p.
are
where
they
keep
the
chair
with
its
now
canine
blank
soace.
?L
si
that
job,
said
these
hard-head.nt
tions,
ln
millions
of
bales,
at
1190
for
Australia,
430
for
Argentina,
372
for
New
Zealand,
310
for
Russia,
254
for
the
United
Stales
and
220
for
South
Africa.
But
if
officialdom
has
no
ln-"amateur
Sherlock
Holmes,
clination
to
talk
there
nre
friend-1
oOo
BUY
YOUR
ly
workmen
around
the
pla:e
I
SATISFIED
MYSELF
that
(
who
have
no
such
inhibitions.
A
two
theories,
advanced
maybe
')v
.couple
of
them,
with
sha
pranksters
or
leg-puHers,
are
Cockney
accents
and
ready
Cock-
out:
'ney
wit,
readily
gave
me
the
No
braw
Highlander
walked
6rf
slowdown.
I
with
the
stone
hidden
under
his
The
gang
which
took
the
,'Uwe
"kilt.
lowered
it
down
across
the
High
;
No
lady
walk?d
off
with
th
Men's
heavy
weight
striped
flannelette
pyjamcs
4.75
pr-
Sir.es
38
to
44
drapes
Altar,
they
figured.
'stone
hidden
whenever
it
is
that
Don't
SKID
Yourself
Y"OU
CAN
GET
STUCK
TWO
WAVS
IF
YOU
BUY
THE
WRONO
TIRE
CHAIN'S
Let
us
help
yu
sel.Tt
the
kind
of
tire
iiot'tion
f
bft.sed
n
your
car
.
,
.
ynur
tires
.
.
.
yiur
rtnv"'
Come
in
today!
Your
AUSTIN
and
STUDEBAKER
Deo
Superior
Auto
&
Body
Ser
NEVER
bofove
in
all
the
history
of
this
troubled
world
has
there
been
such
fear
and
trepidation
ill
the
hearts
of
men
as
currently
exists
in
the
face
of
the
present
international
situation.
Never
before
has
there
been
so
great
a
need
to
warm
ourselves
once
again
before
the
fires
of
faith
and
hope
and
charity.
;
The
peace
for
which
we
have
fought
two
World
Wars
within
a
generation
may
indeed
be
in
jeopardy
but
true
peace,
the
peace
of
the
spirit,
peace
of
mind,
can
still
be
gainnl
although
we
are
living
in
an
armed
camp.
War
clouds
may
darken
the
horizon
but
discouragement
must
not
be
allowed
to
darken
our
hearts.
.
We
must
all
of
us
live
in
the
faith
that
what
is
right
will
survive
and
the
armour
of
hope
must
never
be
laid
aside.
If
we
determine
to
shun
defeatism
and
indifference,
if
we
resolve
to
accept
the
heavy
responsibilities
which
are
ours
as
free
men
and
women
in
a
free
society,
if
we
do
these
things
conscientiously
and
well,
we
can
and
shall
retain
that
peac
of
mind
which
is
its
own
reward.
Thvsc
pyjamas
were
bought
"There
must
have
been
f
our
c:
Canadian
women
hide
thinus
them
at
least."
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they
dont
want
customs
The
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was
well
planned,
said
officials
to
see.
It
looks
like
a
my
voluble
Informants.
The-e
gang
job,
a
group
coup,
were
ma"ks
where
the
stone
had
The
ston
was
a
bir
stone.
For
been
sledded
across
the
carnet
it
has
left
a
big
hole
in
more
ln
front
of
the
altar,
and
evei
ways
than
one
around
this
moil
;
;rntche.s
in
the
stone
before
the
raorert
shrine
of
the
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world
culnr'ts
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