THE
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The
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Board
of
the
;
Royal
Academy
and
Royal
College
of
Music
the
of
Music
.
LONDON,
ENGLAND
For
Local
Examination
in
Music
in
the
British
Empire
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MAJESTY
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OF
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Annual
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in
Canada
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you
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of
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solve
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local
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situation;
you
help
develop
a
basic
industry
in
Central
British
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ordering
insist
on
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CoaL
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world's
mo9t
popular
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flakes
are
made
by
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in
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'
have
a
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and
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no
others
equal.
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and
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I
CORN
1
COKN
FLAKES
Almj$
mrn-frrth
In
the
Inner
teal
Kaxti(
trrapprr
HE
HELD
RECORDS
"Dill"
Bartlett,
Veteran
Ice
Captain
'
Of
80
Years,
Died
Without
An
Enemy
ST.
JOHN'S
Nfld..
SepL.
21
"Bill
Bartlett
Is
too
good
a
man
tn
have
'charge
of
a
crew
of
scalers;
he
should
be
u?
with
the
angels"
was"
the
tribute
paid
many
yeirs
agd
lay
Captain
Field
to
th
le,te
Captain
Bartlett,
the
greatest
sealer
of
all
time
and
perhaps
tlw
most
colorful
personality
In-New-
Joundland
history.
After'
attending
school
to
hij
native
town
of
Brigus,
the
veteran
skipper
completed
his
schooling
at
the
high
school
in
Harbor
Grace.
Soon
after
leaving
his
studies
he
shipped
with
his
father
on
the
SB.
Panther,
and.
from
this
date
onward
his
life
has
been
filled
with
many
Intensely
Interesting
and
exciting
adventures.
In
1896
Captain
.William
took
command
of
the
Iceland
and
until
the
year
1929
the
famous
sealing
skipper
captained
the
finest
vessels
of
the
Newfoundland
fleet.
For
sixty-two
years
without
a
break
he'
prosecuted
the
-seal
fishery,
and
during
these
years
he
landed
more
than
500,000
seals.
Tho
history
of
seal
fishing
In
Newfoundland
Is
merely
a
history
of
the
BarUetts.
Away
back,
over
one
hundred
years
ago,
when
only
open
boats
were
eng?ed
in
th;
prosecution
of
the
industry.
Captain
"Billy"
Bartlett,
grandfather
of
the
deceased,
left
Brigus
in
an
open
boat
of
about
forty
tons,
arid
steered
for
Baccliou.
Finding
ng
ice
there
he
said
to
his
crew
"Ful
low
on."
and
they
did
as
commanded
Ulr
they
reacted
the
Spotted
Islands
on
Labrador.
There
they
found
plenty
of
seals,
loaded
there
ship,
and
returned
to
Brigus
to
receive
one
of
the
great
est
welcomes
ever
extended
to
any
person
in
that
historic
town.
The
BarUHU
have
been
"following
on"
ever
since.
Captain
Bob
adhered
to
the.
motto
until
he
piloted
Peary
U
the
North
Pole,
while
th?
dis
tinguished
member
of
this
family
who
has
Just
been
called
by
death
kept
the
motto
in
mind
as
"followed
on"
to
brin:
fame
ana
fortune
td
his
honored
name
and
one
of
the
most
hazardous
calling
in
modern
life:
;
(Left
Honored
Name)
This
doyen
of
the
sealing
mast
ers
has
left
at
his,
death
an
hon
ored
name,
as
one
of
the
most
successful
seal
killers
and
planters
and
as
the
strongest,
most
earnest
and
patriotic
personality
in
New
foundland.
Public
life
held
UtUc
attraction
to
this
grand
old
man.
J
and
In
his
hours
of
leisure
at
home
wain
nis
iamuy
ne
lounc
mom
attraction
than
publicity
oan
ever
meal.
His
very
presence
com
manded
respect,
he
was
not
haughty
and
overbearing,
but
on
the
contrary
a
man
of
easy
approach.
Oreatest
of
all,
this
veteran
ice
captain,
who'
had
the
singular
honor
of
never
having
lost
a
man
In
his
sixty-two
years
of
sealing
experience,
died
without
a
single
enemy.
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week!
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Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
September
21,
1911
Duncan
Ross.
Liberal
candidateln
the
federal'
election,
charges
that
provincial
government
officials
are
camnaianine
artively
on
behalf
of
the
Conservative
candidate
In
the
contest.
"M"
i
scandalous
tactics
are
being
employed,"
declares
Mr.
Rosa.
Thomas
Dunn
presided
over
an'
ettfhusjastii
eampaKn
meeting
last
night,
Tiu
election
is
taking
place
ttfejay.
Charles
Km
'or
Socialist
orator.
Is
coming
to
the
front
among
public
speakers
of
ft.
nee
Rupert.
At
the
behalf
of
II
ative
candid
chairman,
M
out
of
the
h.i
was
hecklli
speakers.
meeting
last
night
on
s
Clements,
Conserv-:
;
Mayor
Manson.
the
chair
to
hustlr?
,
Robert
Oodsen.
who
the
Conservative
FURTHER
REDUCTIONS
In
Our
DELIVERY
ORDERS
With
Fall
and
Winter
weather
conditions
coming
upon
us
he
have
deckled
to
make
it
easier
for
the
housewife
by
reducing
delivery
orders.
We
now
offer
in
conjunction
with
our
low
prices
free
delivery
of
orders
amounting
to
$3.00
or
more.
"This
hanje
taxt)Ury
we
trust
will
meet
with
the
approval
of
our
many
cus
tomers.
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poUey
of
our
Fifth
Avenue
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Department
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same,
with
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and
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lb.
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ground
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grade
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LAST
I
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6
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bars
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lias
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f
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l
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tor
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per
tin
MslklnV
pest
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All
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tins
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Dutch
Maid
Salad
Dressing,
23-oz.
Jars
each
25c
15c
42c
Fresh
'Vegetables
for
Table
and
l'ickllng
Use,
and
All
Fruiti
In
Season
arriving
each
boat
at
Kcdurcd
Prices
We
give
prompt
and
strict
attention
to
all
mall
orders
Mussallem's
Cash
and
Carry
Stores
"Where
Hollars
I'honc
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319
3rd
Ave.
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Have
More
CenU"
l'hone
18
&
81
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417-423
5th
Ave.
NEW
ATWATER
Training
Schools
KENT
RADIOS
For
Film
Actors
HERE
SHORTLY
Many
New
Features
and
Improvements-
Mark
New
Sets
LONDON,
Sept.
21.
A
movement
to
establish
British
cinematograph
training
studios
in
order
to
discover
and
to
train
latest
film
talent
in
Oreat
Britain
is
well
under
way,
with
Sinclair
Hill
and
Adrian
Brunei
nrnriitrffr
nf
n
numher
nf
hup-
The
new
1932
Atwater
Knt
golden
ceSsful
UrMsh
films,
associated
XSjff&
iowrmfol
ST.
wltl.
movement.
In
Mr.
Hills
inent
Vancouver
musk
dealers
very
opinion
one
of
the
basic
troubles
of
shortly,
according
toMr.EartaHen-the
British
film
Industry
is
that
at
derjon.
sales
Btinfii
-of
0"
present
it
has
not
the
time,
the
Distributors
Limited,
951
Seymour
.
..
.
,
RitnrRi5(umbtadUtiiltors;
money,
or
the
specialized
srganlza-
of
Atwater
Kent.
tlon
for
training
and
equipping
the
"The
new
Atwatef
Kent
range
oiiyOUnger
generation
of
players
and
radio
will
be
off
red
this
i
year
-at
hm,.,
The
idea
now
is
to
'SSS&
mrtruPnt.Mralook
for
the
artUt
of
tomorrow,
the
Henderson.
'For
this
reason
they
material
from
which
it
Is
hoped
bet-
are
to
be
known
as
the
golden
value
ter
pictures
will
be
made.
Students
models
and
will
embody
HH-JfJ?
at
the
studios,
in
addition
to
their
latest
engineering
taprovementa.;
.
.
p
rMn
lMt
v11
Their
manv
features
and'
refine-,
"""
"lc
nenU
are
the
result
of
countless
ex-
receive
lessons
in
camera
work,
perlments
and
tests
ui
the
famoul
scenario
editing
and
lighting,
and
Awater
Kent
laboratories,"
says
Mr.
they
will
also
have
a
course
in
the
HytL.
..k
..
Icuttlng
rooms
and
laboratories
to
voice
Ls
the
keynote
of
this
season's
program
for
Atwater
Kent
merchandising.
Many
new
models
from
a
low
price
6-tube
Compact
to
a
10-tube
Console
will
be
included
In
the
comple
te
range
of
this
well-known
radio
and
which
will
offer
the
public
a
wide
selection
to
meet
every
purse
and
preference.
New
cabinets
of
exceptional
wauty
and
symmetry
In
design
are
finished
tn
genuine
No-Mar.
Automatic
volume
control
advanced
superheterodyne
circuit.
Pentode
and
Multl-Mu
tubes
are
some
of
the
additional
advantages
which
will
distinguish
Atwater
Kent
radios
this
season.
DEER
HERD
INSTRUCTORS
WINNIPEG,
8tpt
21
-On
their
way
to
the
mouth
of
the
Mackenzie
River,
where
they
are
to
Instruct
the
Kskimos
in
the
herding
of
reindeer,
three
Scandinavian
families!
from
the
Finmark
province
of
Norway
passed
through
this
city.
All
three
families
are
old
friends,
and
ach
had
its
complement
of
children,
one
of
whom
is
only
two
months
old,
and
the
others
ranging
tram
two
to
five.
The
baby
is
travelling
in
an
unusual
cradle
of
reindeer
hide,
which
is
suspended
from
o
mother's
neck
by
thick
throngs,
very
much
as
though
it
were
a
Hawaiian
guitar.
It
is
called
a
Komsio.
These
men
and
women
are
all
experienced
reindeer
herders,
having
been
engaged
in
this
business
in
their
native
Norway
for
a
numbers
of
years.
They
have
been
brought
or.t
to
Canada
by
A.
E.
Porslid.
of
th
natural
muiurrM
tfenartmrtit
of
A
1
1
the
Canadian
aovenuntnt.
It
was
I
Mr.
1'Orslld
who
several
years
ago
25C'rna'W
a
compl-te
survey
of
North-I
western
Canada
with
a
view
to
de-7flP
terminmg
the
advisability
f
estab-
V!
.
.
I
,
ii.Mima
uirre
(Jciuinitciii
icuium
h
rds
for
the
benefit
of
native
Eskl-i..o
population.
As
a
result
of
his
recommendation
a
herd
of
3,000
do-mt-Ktic
rtindeer
Is
already
on
its
way
from
Alaska,
and
wul
be
permanently
established
at
the
mouth
it
the
Mackenzie
river
by
the
time
the
Norwegian
herders
arrive.
Mr.
Porslid.
who
Is
travelling
with
the
party
on
the
Journey,
Is
accompanied
by
Mrs.
PorsUd,
an
experienced
woodsman,
and
his
daughter,
Edith
who
Is
also
not
without
experience
on
the
trail.
To
Mrs.
Por-sild
goes
the
distinction
of
being
the
first
woman
to
fly
over
the
Arctic
Circle,
she
having
made
such
a
flight
while
in
northern
Canada
with
her
husband
In
1939.
CROUP
Spaanjodle
Croup
la
f
raau.mly
rtlitvadby
on
application
of-
'
VAPORUD
W
3IMUUom
Jmrt
Ytmrt
Typewriters
for
Rent
by
day,
week
or
month
Jtose,
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&
Latia
I'honc
234
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Radio
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and
Repairs
All
makes
of
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guaranteed.
I'honc
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llh
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WALLPAFKRS
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GLASS
ensure
that
they
have
an
all-round
knowledge
of
everything
that
goes
to
make
a
picture.
Every
effort
will
be
made
to
discover
what
particular
department
tn
the
film
Industry
a
student
Is
fitted
for.
on
the
basis
that
it
will
be
better
to
turn
out
a
budding
director
or
a
promising
scenario
writer
rather
than
an
indifferent
artist.
Monday,
Se
--
Sir
Z
IM1
Jlonday
and
Tuesday
TWO
SHOWS
-
7
t
s
P
Feature
start,
;
4nd
Admission
-
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First
Showing
In
British
Columbia
The
Great
Itar.
Hor$e
Homani
"SPORTING
BLOOD"
With
a
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riui
r,
Clark
Gable.
M:ct.-P
Ernest
Torrenrr
Mum
pm
Lewfo.-h
YouH
Love
and
Tlmii
M4
Weep
Over
It
Comedy
"WHAT
,
limr
Fable
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