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of
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Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
BDITION
tinn
nf
the
Dailv
TITULAR
DECORATIONS
countries.
THey
are
an
interesting
relic
of
the.
past
andj
fhany
trill
regret
to
see
them
disappear.
Possibly
sbme
j
will
linger
arid
be
regarded.
much
as
are
the
relics
in
tnei
British
musearh
and
ihe
Tower
of
Lohdoil,
but
in
an
eii-
j
lightened
age
with
an
enlightened,
educated
and
cultured
people,
titles
aa
they
are
known
today,
must
go,
and
Canada,
navlflg
taken
the.
forward
step
iii
refusing
them
ahouldd
firmly
to
her
position.-
Mrs.
A'Mitlb'ife
of
a
forme
jiremier
of
England,
was
'.
.
was
in
the
fanrs
of
a
wa
that
thfgaten&i
to
annltiilate
v
a-nH;?eior
for
the
coast
'
her
Nrtw
Mln
thv
Hnri't
like-
him
beeailM
he
iirSBtlhtes
W'r-
and
thme
merehanta
who
.
M
.
m
.
m
Referring
once
more
to
the
question
of
titlesthe
posi-
News
has
been
cruicizea
ana
tne
anii-
to
keep
thelabor
group
in
power
and
keep
the
lawful
rulers
,
'tXlr
iS-STStoiilS
of
land
their
nlst
and
holy
the
from
privileges.
w;lj
f;M
,th
havlhg
Possibl
v
Mr?.
Baldwin
a
Uhderatood
in
her
own
country
i
-vth7
brt
in
!in
undr;
trtit
in
Canada
her
speech
of
yesterday
would
Be
frowneu
quated
cause
championed,
the
following
remark
being
upon
by
people
of
all
parties.
Sovereign
as
a
reward
of
merit."
That
is
the
chief
diffi
r.
eulty.
As
a
matter
of
fact
titles
are
given
out
very
often
as
jj.rlllSi
1
b
Ui
a
reward
for
contributing
to
party
campaign
iuntis.
tne
sovereign
has
nothing
to
do
with
it
except
to
be
the
puppet
in
the
hands
of
the
ooliticians.
It
is
true
that
occasionally
some
work
of
merit
is
rewar-
-
ded
in
accordance
with
a
popular
demand
but
seldom
does
presents
at
Vawfitet
an
act.
no
matter
how
meritorious,
receive
any
greater
re-!
winter
Pair
ward
than
the
lowest
title.
The
higher
titles
such
as
that
nf
Hitler
bnH
iri&ivinisrfirp
;pr1nm
allowed
to
(70
to
the
COItt-
mon
people
and
even
the
rank
of
baron
or
earl
or
even
-klni
f-om
Tsfcleh
they
can
expect
turis
of
a
substantial
nature
in
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
...
h
new
Int-res
and
atnUon
fo-
-
w.d
on
th'l
city.
bartfy,
sttialfa.
ttoter
ail
timothy
j
r
inc-
Rurter.
ean
claim
no
mon-9ea.
Annans,
thIWe
exhlbltlht
were
;
orioly
on
the
stinlflcnee
ind
bene-
.
...
.
.
.
.
.
Mi
44
Hum1l.i
j
i
tit
j.
1
4
i.
j
i
t
fT
rTTTrri
"
a-
tieiirrnmn
aiiti
miner
a
oun
ii-s
mzi
musx
accrue
wim
uie
Ai
T
KlVKK
'
E
Br"U
J
!
nt
bf
the
Power
CoriWraUon
of
tJ,rlv'
5
Stm
of
Dawson
dreek:
Norman
'
Canada
and
the
opehth
of
the
new
Dow,
E.
W.
Allen
and
Th&ntaa
Jam-
j
-.?wet
tjlant
t
Palla
River.
The
leaon
of
Pouce
Coupe,
And
Witson
U-eitet
ftrianclers
of
ahada
con-
Bros.
f
KUkeran.
I
trol
the
fe?tlnl?s
of
Ptrwr
CortMr-
from
which
they
hope
to
recompense
themselves
for
the
great
outlay
of
money.
Prom
these
plans
Prinne
Rupert
must
benefit
Im
mensely
and
In
the
very
near
fu-
tdre
Riit
tfiAM
benefila
will
MirMd
James
Tr&vls,
afistetant
dlHrlet
i
-Map
tit
Canada.
By
eafltinK
in
their
!
far
bevond
Prince
RuDert'1
thev
will
aericultttralUt
at
Potte
&Wpe,
was
i
'
with
the
ciast
eitr
It
was
n6t
for
!
extend
to
everv
eommiinitv
alona-
For
the
first
tur.e
m
the
hlftory
in
charfe
of
the
eihlblts.
jM
nrivi'esje
of
Hghttosj
up
Prince
'the
railway,
and
while
we
eottgra-
'
'
.'
Rupert
and
supplying
the
compara-
tulate
the
coast
city
on
tU
attain-
In
a
list
of
new
c-ffftefS
submit-
t'velt
rmll
hnrseBOwer
at
presentiments,
we
are
lookins;
aleo
to
the
We
prophesy
that
it
W'ill
be
only
a
few
years
before
titles
week.
Peace
River
exhibitors
sent
L.O.BA.
omitted
the
name
of
W.
I'rMrtHht'
to
deWe
that
the
big
com-
feel
he
benefit
of
the
enterprise
of
the
kind
designated
will
become
obsolete
in
all
civilized
specimen
of
spring
wheat,
oata.
E.
Dennteg
their
pianist.
nany
has
furthfr
and
greater
plans
of
Power
Corporation
so
fully
de-
PGE
TWO
HIE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
De
The
Daily
News
,
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMIUA
PubUlhed
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited
Third
Avenue
H.
F(
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
By
mad
to
ai
tr
ecuntnes.
per
year
........
iknowti
aa
file
wdman
with
"fl'seiDent's
toneue.,rNow
Mrs.
Br
mall
to
an
nam
ot
onnern
ana
uenirai
oruisii
uuiumuia,
..
.
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r
.
t
.
.
.
"
u
,
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
....................
3uv
-."";.
uiuunufcCTOiiio
m
t
iu
......j,
as
wnai
sinuirsojiDrequei
.
Smithes
Says
Special
Number
Was
Very
Good
''interior
News
Editor
Compliments
Dally
News
For
Its
Power
Openinr
Issue.
(Interior
Newsi
The
unbllshets
of
the
Prince
Dally
N?ws
must
feel
secret,
if
..ju.
.j
u.i
...
m
i,
fiRft
Tf
;a
i4HtM
o
namnfi
mi
in
'Panaris
nritfav.
.'not
ooen
elation
over
the
publica-
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
25
stand
how
any
lacjv
could
bSd
lacking
in
good
taste,
as
tp
,on
sPecial
lMue
on
the
Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
.
UO
mak
g
iJMbeech
at
tilfe
opening
of
a
fair,
and
espec-
ni
1
of
the
River
Power
I
Clawiffed
arerti,inf.
per
insertion,
per'wprd
...l,..tl..,..
t6
fj
jtairage
SUfcll
S3
188
afllribed
td
hdr
yesterday
'Jant.
Tb-re
is
a
comfortable
feel-'
Aiy
delivery,
by
mail
6r
carrier,
yearly
period,
Daid
iii
advance
5Xi,
great
party,
as
being
comparable
With
the
Uerman
bm-jth,rtt
m
tb
lS-pai
special
pro-
jperor
lor.
Villainy.
...
Huced
in
Tuesday
of
la-st
week
It
.,
Lloyd
George
is
used
to
being
a
villain.
Vhen
he
attack-
.
-
-.s
an
effort
that
is
worth
while
'ed
some
of
the
privileges
of
the
landed
and
monied
few
in
rot
-he
sundpoint
of
the
pub-Britan
years
ago
he
was
cursed
from
one
ehd
of
the
coun-
ljrlTZtZ?.
i
'
"'tizcn
of
Prince
Rupert
Profusely
.it.-..
n..
t
.nt-
r
i
:i:
-
try
10
anomer.
wnen
ne
opposeu
me
ruer
wai
lie
w
as
via-
1.
and
eTCellently
printed,
;
.
fi'pH
riiif
fhpv
nil
ran
tn
film
for
aliWnr
Vtheh
tHB
tWtlfitff
'
nin
Ant.
i
a
atrnnir1
Melody
Mike
Greets
You
U
sold
on
"Melody
Canada
Mike."
Brery
Monday
nixht
when
you
tune
tn
on
your
radio
this
i
tie
genial
old
soul
who
delight
you
and
whose
popularity
acroM
the
Dominion
U
attested
by
the
fact
that
more
thin
U.000
fan
letters
of
praise
and
congratulation
have
been
receired
In
a
month
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Radio
department
under
whose
auspices
"Melody
Mike's
Music
Shop"
feature
has
been
ent
out
over
an
aU-
hnrnnet.
is
seldom
nestoweu
outsiue
me
cnarmeu
cucie.
Uk.
vnin
win
mm-
twi.
t
tor
nhhiiMtinn
vMtrdav.
the
-p-.nir
it
t
nn
hriiiianev
nf
!nm.
h.
i.
Mmt
.m
f
"anadlan
r.
p.
IV
ni
luige
fan
nia'l
t
do
the
end
of
Novemtx
T
eame
In
m
one
da
t:
of
radio
tans
ie
)Hra-viowi
of
radio
alalion
.
EHit
dtfiiah
ot
ii
i
vtnee
woo
state
tin
considered
ojjfhlon
)-with
one
exception
th.
Ular
radio
offering
on
day.
Remember
too
pre
fetation,
and
radio
all-C&aadUn.
t
ailed
In
the
spem
Prince
RUpert
News
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
v
.
arrive
in
the
city
omorrow
afternooi;
r
ver
to
spend
Christ.
u
Mrs.
Ethertogton
McAuley.
fourth
a
Mrs.
Btheftagton
.
Mies
Muriel
McAui
.
duate
of
the
Prim
eral
Hospital.
THE
STORE
OF
CHRISTMAS
HELPFULNESS
Make
ibis
a
Happy
Xmas
for
the
Kiddies
Only
a
Few
of
Our
Many
Toys
Shown
Here
Toyland
Suggestions
Aeroplanes
.
.
.50c
to
S
1.25
ABC
Blocks
S1.00
Archery
Sets
.
.
.
.
.
.$1.25
Trucks
65c
to
$1.50
Flapper
Dolls'$1.50
to
$3.50
Humming
Tops
i
35c
to
$1.00
Telephones,
75c
Sally
And
Carpet
Sweeper
$1.00
Basel
Blackboards
.
.$1.75
Dolly's
Tea
Set
$L25
to
$2.00
Tumbling
Twins
....$1.00
Teddy
Bears
(They
Growl)
$L45
Boys'
Sleighs
$1.00
Whirly
Willie
60c
Pfircolatdr.Sets
....$i.50
Steam
Engines
$1.50
to
$2.00
Mechanical
Trains
$1.50
to
$2.00
EJclrh
Tracks.
B
pieces
75c
Kbzy
Korner
Kottage
(Cut
Outs)
$1.00
Toy
Wagons
&
Kiddie
Cars
..$2.00
to
$7.00
Pressed
Steel
Wagons
$2.00
Children's
Paint
Boxes
25c
to
10c
Christmas
Cards,
Tags,
and
Seals,
Bells,
etc.
We
Cotdially
Invite
You
to
Come
To
our
store
and
in-
spect
otir
stock
of
Christmas"
gifts.
You
will
find
here
gifts
suitable"
for
all,
from
baby
up
to
mother,
and
dad.
And
best
of
all
at
prices
that
all
purses
will
be
rible
to
meet.
Come
early
before
the
stbek
is
depleted
i
arid,
shop
in
comfbrt.
Make
this"'
store
Your
Store
PLACE
CARD
N?H1080
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta,
Ltd
Third
Avcniic,
Opposite
licsner
Bl6ck
Phone
231
Gifts
That
Will
be
Treasure
d
Suggestions
For
Him
ot
Her
Fountain
Pens
$2.50
to
$12.00
Pen
&
Pencil
Sels
$3.50
to
$15.00
Waterman
Desk
Sets
$7.50
to
$8.00
Art
China
Ware
A
splendid
selection
of
ex-rjuislte
pieces
in
Japanese
Vases.
Cloisonne
and
Satsuma
Ware.
Fancy
Stands
In
Ebony
and
Rosewood
Finish
$2.00
to
$19.00
Xmas
hecorations
Tinsel
Garlands,
Tree
Ornai
menta,
Dells,
Etc.
Christmas
itoptnc.
Red
ahd
(ireen,
2
bunches
for
25c
Portable,
Typewriters
An
acceptable
gift
for
him
or
her
$75.00
Framed
Pictures
75c
to
$5.50
Christmas
Crackers
$2.00
to
$1.25
Books
For
Doys
and
OJrls
50c
to
$3.00
For
Little
Tots
15c
to
$2.50
Dooks
for
All
TiJt
utility
of
a
tjk
k
w!l
.
I
.
wll
bt
anuidertJ
at
'
CarsMSM
tMt
k
retKr
6tf
HOndUt
the
viv.t
4J!aJPrr-M-"1
'
IssijrT
ssM
tn
PAkRITE
FITTED
CASES
Milady
can
travel
with
every
toilet
requisite
she
may
require
all
carried
in
a
compact
folding
tray,
which
can
be
removed
and
carried
as
a
separate
unit.
These
cases
are
strongly
made
anil
beautifully
finished.
Fitted
Cases
From
$13.00
to
$36.00