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th
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4th
Arcnue
Bast.
3Wfware
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by
Professor
W.
D
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,
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;
Talt,
of
the
department
of
psych-
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modern
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u
ents,
who,
he
believed
were
not
Cosy
TWO
&
Three
Roomed
receiving
enougn
attention
today.
Apartments
Mn
are
not
born
equal,
Dr.
Ta.t
of
inherited
Free
use
of
electric
light
and!""",
washer-
Rental.
$10
to
$16
monthly
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nvm
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FOR
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9-pleee
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In
suite,
J
piece
bed-room
suite
hi
j
determining
a
man's
sphere
of
good
condition,
also
heater
and
I
work,
and
it
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not
realized
that
household
utensils.
Phone
Red
I
if
everyone
wss
engaged
in
sulta-33g
3
We
ktnds
of
work,
the
culture
and
i
the
standard
of
living
of
the
coun-
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months
old.
good
mnfl
or
wawr.j
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No.
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topographer.
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or
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we
do
it,"
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for
Diving
and
General
Salvage
Work
Agents
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Coolldge
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Band
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Day
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561
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Box
1361
DECIDING
VOCATION
Professor
W.
I).
Talt
Suggests
Intelligence
Test
as
Gnidel'To
Life
Work
MONTREAL,
QUE.,
Dec.
29-In
oumy,
oi
mcgiu
university,
in
a
Df
,t
hfa
object
-.vocational
Ouldanoe,"
and
emphasised
the
need
for
eneourag-
ilng
young
people
of
superior
tal-
Thus
there
are
certain
lines
of
endeavor
for
which
every
Indivi
dual
Is
fitted
and
if
he
tried
to
en-;
i
ilu
U,s
nnutliau
ti
nn.ilrt
nil.
18
thsr
be
successful
or
happy
nor
Of
benefit
to
his
community,
the
speaker
said.
At
the
present
time
i
try
would
be
raised.
Dr.
Talt
Prom
an
economic,
humanltar-
u
and
eMtheilc
point
of
view
lt
neeeesenr
to
encourage
chil-
iejre
alone
suitable
lines.
If
a
man
'Is
net
doing
the
work
for
which
he
Is
suited,
his
work
Is
partially
!WMed
a
humanlUrtan
point
of
vtow
it
must
be
realised
that
the
welfare
o
the
individual
g
placed
where
he
can
develop
a
conscientious
regard
for
his
work
Then
(gun,
a
suitable
work
or
hobby
helped
to
unify
the
person
MID
oi
mil
uiuivratm,
ouiu
m-
speaker.
Dr.
Talt
placed
much
faltn
m
Intelligence
tests.
They
had
passsd
beyond
the
expertaerrtstl
stage,
h
aehool
ehiMrm
be
iebject
to
these
.
.
j
.tens,
ana
uie
cumnnnm
ae
uup-
ted
to
suit
the
needs
of
the
stu
I
dents.
By
taking'
ineo
accoent
:
stadent's
envsrarmatHt
a
teacher
on
detenntne
the
type
of
men
tal
ability
of
a
student.
Then,
rf
the
mental
ojoaltties
required
for
different
vocatfens
were
known.
it
would
be
possible
to
seta
tut
taWe
eccupaUoM
tar
the
pupils.
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in
the
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otl
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tank
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and
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British
Police
Districts
Plan
j
AiJ
J70,L
Dili
need
for
closer
co-operation
be-Alll
at
aCn
UlUCr
tween
the
Yard
and
provincial
:
forces.
Particularly
cases
of
murder
and
other
serious
crime
was
.
it
LONDON.
Dec.
29:
Theorising
that
two
heads
are
better
than
one.
plans
are
being
advanced
for
closer
co-operatlon
between
the
police
districts
of
England
and
Wales
and
however,
there
is
no
power
to
corn-Scotland
Yard
m
Great
Britain's
pel
local
police
forces
to
cal)
in
help
age-old
war
against
crime
and
from
Scotland
Yard,
and
In
some
orlminals.
Under
conditions
that
.
counties
the
view
is
held
that
local
have
existed
for
years
each
bor-detectives
are
better
equipped
to
ough
of
England
and
Wales
has
deal
with
local
murder
oases.
Many
sole
jurisdiction
over
Its
respective
j
counties
and
boroughs,
however,
territory
and
Scotland
Yard
has
no
j
have
adopted
the
suggestion
of
the
standing
whatsoever
outside
the
metropolitan
area
of
London,
unless
called
in
by
officials
of
the
borough.
It
Is
a
favorite
trick
of
sensational
novelists
to
bring
Into
their
stories
a
Scotland
Yard
detective
who
takes
control
Ignoring
almost
entirely
the
local
police.
While
unquestionably
seme
of
the
finest
detectlvts
In
the
world
today
are
attached
to
Scotland
Yard,
arid
the
organisation
for
the
detection'
of
criminals
Is
the
most
modern
In
existence,
these
officers
and
the
organisation
are
maintained
primarily
to
deal
with
crime
within
the
London
metropolitan
area.
Some
time
ago
Lord
Brentford,
who,
as
Sir
William
Joynson
Hicks,
FATHER
WAVE
ART
liS
1
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VOUR
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hfled
every
chief
constable
in
the
'
country
that
f
he
services
of
Scot-!
land
Yard
officers
were
always
i
available
to
them,
and
urged
the
urge(j
that
the
assistance
of
the
Yard
should
be
obtained
at
the
earliest
possible
moment.
Under
the
present
regulations.
Homo
Secretary
with
excellent
re
sults.
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I
TERRACE
Terrace
this
year
had
a
green
Christmas,
the
first
In
the
memory
of
the
oldest
pfoneers.
i
J.
K.
Gordon
was
host
on
Christ
mas
Eve
at
his
annual
banquet
to
the
bachelors.
Mr.
Hepburn
wat
loast
master
and
a
very
pleasant
evening
was
enjoyed
by
all.
Mr.
McLaren,
danelng
master.
held
a
most
enjoyable
Ohrtetma
Eve
dance
at
whleh
a
good
crowH
was
in
attendance.
Ill
daughter.
Miss
Sophie
McLaren,
danced
the
Sailors'
Hornpipe
to
the
delight
of
all.
Miss
EJsle
Reid
oiVah6buvcr
!
the
guest
of
Mrs.
Qreig
during
the
holidays.
"
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Butt,
after
spend
ing
a
week
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
returned
home
for
Christmas.
Le
Roy
Thomas
left
on
Sunday
morning
for
Prince
Rupert
where
he
win
spend
a
few
days
before
leaving
for
Trail,
via
Vancouver,
to
visit
his
brother
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
S.
Thomas,
lately
of
Terrace.
Frank
.Glass
returned
Sunday
momlne
to
Prince
Rnnert
after
!
spending
Christmas
week
at
the
home
of
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
,
.
Ernest
Glass.
After
spending
the
past
month;
with
his
parents.
Albert
Moore
re-'
turned
on,
Sunday
to
Prince
Ru-j
Mary
V.
Smith
of
Usk
arrld
2U
Third
Street
Phone
Blue
561
home
on
Thursday
to
spend
the
.
.
r
holidays
with
her
parents.
...
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Several
cToT
measels
have?
WOOd
and
11
tOal
been
reported
in
town.
There
lefChear
upl
The
best
was
coming.
also
croup.
Mrs.
Soucie
Is
visiting
in
Prince
George.
The
Anglican
and
United
Church
each
put
on
a
Christinas
enter-
talnment
for
their
respective
Sun
-
dny
Schools.
The
children
as
well
as
their
parent
and
friends
vated,"1'"
uuu
uvvu""
""""
each
a
success.
'
Bought,
Sold
or
Exchanged
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DIVORCE
GRANTED
In
Supreme
Court
at
Vancou
ver
on
December
20,
Mrs.
msdis
Lldstone
of
this
city
was
granted
a
decree
of
divorce
absolute
b:.'
Mr.
Justice
Fisher
from
Dan
Lid-
ftoqeof
Victoria.
Milton,
Gonzales
appeared
in
the
Vancouver
court
for
'tliq
petitioner.
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of
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not
later
than
3
pan.
the
day
prior
to
publl-
cation.
This
is
necessary
to
en-
able
best
positions
to
be
so-
cured.
By
1
titU
wmts.
Singer
Sewing
,
Machines
On
Easy
Monthly
Paymenti
As
low
as
$3D0
per
month
Cheaper
to
tuy
than
rent
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of
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repaired.
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225
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Ave.
Phone
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and
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In
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CREDITORS
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hereby
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euuou
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oi
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oi
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and
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rrannee
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Aaenoraat
axrt-
mantloned
on
toe
Stb
day
of
rafctyaty
raw.
are
required
to
eena
paruowan
tnereor.
duly
verdfted.
to
tne
uatff-aicned
on
or
before
'be
8th
day
of
January.
131.
after
which
date
tt
jwQJ
Mooee4
to
dlatrUtute
the
awU
of
jit
he
beoeaaed
among
th
persona
eautletf
teorto.
havlBf
reaaM
only
to
th
claims
of
which
It
shall
then
hsve
had
notice.
DATED
at
Vaeeuurw
BO-
this
lUh
day
of
November,
A,D.
ISSO.
MOifTRSAL
TKU8T
OOMPANT.
S14
Pender
Street
Wti
VanooMver,
UJO.
Administrator
of
the
Estate,
of
thr
above
sasntttd
Oenio
Skldoff.
Deosassd
wtlcUa
rfii
Provuiee
of
British
Columbia.
ntS.dS-10-17.
George
McManus