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TWO
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advance,
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week
.
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parts
ol
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and
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In
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for
yearly
period
By
mall
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of
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Columbia,
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to
all
other
countries,
per
year
"a
tVr
i-
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of
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ADVERTISING
RATES
Transient
display
advertising,
per
men,
per
Insertion
Contract
rates
on
application.
Editor
and
Reporters'
lelepnone
yincial
government
has
been
blaming
the
federal
authori-;-
waTn
s?chT
ties
for
not
backing
them
up
and
the
federal
authorities
USe
to
water
our
gardens,
and
deny
that
they
have
failed
to
live
up
to
their
promises.
!
streets
are
sweot
by
a
man
with
a
Also
charges
have
been
made
of
maladministration
in
ion
handled
broom.
The
ehief
in-connection
with
the
handling
of
the
money.
It
is
to
be
pre-'
du,try
ta
8311
makln8-sumed
that
this
will
be
cleared
up
by
the
committee.
The
ISV
difficulty
is
that
the
men
who
have
suffered
from,
not
re-jxnV
days
were
spent
m
ceiving
employment
cannot
be
satisfied
and
the
people
tennis,
golf,
ahuffieboard,
quoits,
who
feel
that
money
has
been
squandered
without
ade-;etc
hew
racing
in
the
lounge.
quate
return
will
never
be
satisfied.
They
know
large
sums
i
reCne
deck
chairs
h
ajn.
ices,
Harbor
-u
beaufuuy
yean.
situated
'
were
spent
and
no
work
done.
J
a""0"
a-etc
weather,
and
a
Te(y
vety
iMisy
port,
snipa
lp8
U9m
fioat1
oewg
se
ime,
au
in-
passengers
t
"
"
enjayed
the
wonderful
meals.
The!
TAXES
TO
BE
INCREASED
I
sea
Bfe
was
now
most
interesting
,
ititrttM
difinir
h
tuna
!
eersber
20
a.
Duiyi
isc.
iuusi,
pcupic
pjciu
to
nuve
e.pecueu
inai
tt
wouul
the
Canal
Zone;
also
a
erew
of
ne-
be
a
.walk
away
for
th&
Japafnee:-
Judgiii
frSm
pasfexi
groeAohandie
the
ropes."
perience
the
Chinese
troops
were
expected
to
dfsperse
like
:
"rhe
9a.nr
beautifully
situa-chaff
once
a
real
army
was
opposed
to
them.
The
Japan-ted
and
tne
Perat,on
of
e.d
to
have
had
the
idea
that
they
could
jwt
uSSSSSiTSi
wt
easily
spread
dismay
among
the
Chinese
at
Shanghai
as
behind,
and
the
ship,
now
as
feet
they
did
among
the
brigands
Of
Manchuria.
above
sea
level
sailed
through
Oal-
The
Chinese
have
already
shown
that,
given
proper
"a"1
0,11
'formerly
cuiebra
cut
training
they
can
fight
just
as
well
as
the
nationals
of
any
m
the
y
10
Gatun
Uke-
lar-other
oountiT.
Youne
China
is
insDired
with
the
idea
of
if
""teUake
m
the
world,
m
changing
the
country
into
a
great
and
pto
46C
respected
by
the
world
and
able
and
ready
to
hold
her
own
ted
states.
Norwegian,
and
other
,
potatoe-seieeted
Tamce
rn
in
the
arts
of
war
or
peace.
They
are
just
as
patriotic
asi
registries.
The
total
length
of
the
i
&
iDs.
1)
C
the
Japanese
and
every
dav
the
invader
is
in
the
country
I
nal
b
50
43
m,,e-11
ta
an
i
i
per
per
G-f
or
tne
sniinnniv
ni
i
ninn
is
mr-pncAn
as
aruMnnrnre
wurani
..ci-i
!
ur
saek
rf
.
.,vw.
v..
fte
th
Pa,-
Wan
r
look
with
great
interest
at
the
drama
being
played
out
on
the
other
side
of
the
ocean
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
Tickling
in
The
Throat
And
Coughing
Spells
Mrs.
Jtmtt
Mf-Cnan,
Kin
mount.
Out,
writes:
"Some
time
kgo
I
had
a
verv
bad
cold,
and
the
tiekling
in
my
throat
would
rauaa
long
rptlla
of
coughing.
1
m
xiviwd
by
a
friend
to
use
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Srnip,
and
after
taking
the
fint
bottle
my
cuugh
Sad
all
gone
I
can
rtromrotnd
'Dr.
Woods'
to
everyone
with
rokl
er
cough."
Priee
36c.
a
bottle;
larse
faaaSy
site
65e.;
at
all
drug
and
gwer&l
cterv;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
MUburn
Co..
Ltd..
Toronto.
Out.
iffi
1
:
i
pR0DUa
OF
CAKAOV
;
TAU.
SIZC
'
...
!
BASy
SIZE
EVAPORATE
IVI1JLJV
PIT
P"re
crcara7
row's
milk
then
concentnue
it
to
JMit
richness
by
cvaponrion.
Splendid
in
coffee
snd
cives
crwm
soups,
ssuces
and
desserts
a
smoother,
creamier
favor.
NESTLf'S
irVWt
L,rvat
PnJuttrt
and
Stllers
cf
CotuIfuuJ
and
EivpomtrJ
Milt.
A)
ross
the
street
is
Colon
In
the
Re-pubHe
of
Panama
and
everything
wide
open.
The
main
shop
In
Crts-
Ltobai
are
run
by
Bast
Indians,
and
Panama
hats,
silks,
brassware.
etc.
are
much
In
evidence.
One
amusing
Incident
at
Cristobal
was
hearing
a
negro
man
addressing
Uiree
or
four
other
negros
on
a
street
comer,
on
the
"Stiver
QuesUon."
Gala
Christmas
Dinner
"All
passengers
returned
to
the
hip
for
Christmas
dinner
on
board.
The
dining
saloon
was
gaily
decor-.ted
with
balloons,
streamers,
flags.
?tc.
and
'each
one
received
cans,
nolae-rnaEers;
serpentine,
etc.
A
wonderful
dinner
was
served,
nothing
missing
for
a
Christmas
dinner.
We
sailed
again
at
8
pjn.
"Three
days
later,
after
a
gor-jeous
sail
throuh
the
Caribean
we
SrrtVed
fc
Havana
r!.,K
THE
DAIIiY'NEWS
r.
...Fjlday,
February
1J3J
I
jln
some
place
not
room
lor
twoj
j
cars-lo-pass,
and
the
sidewalks
13
J
j
Inches
wide,
but
the
new
part
has
'
I
beautiful
bulldlnes.
streets,
etc.
At
rate-,
which
he
blamed
on
Premier
navnna
u
the
famous
oW
Mono,
Bennett
of
Canada
(purely
a
piece
;Castje
ot
ancient
history.
Through
of
propaganda
i
.
j
tne
courteSy
-of
the
manager
of
the
"We
sailed
next
morning,
weather
uann
of
Nova
gcttla
we
were
in-!
getting
very
summerlikandiaUitnk,UCKl
to
tne
clrM
of
Pojlce-passengers
getting
into
lighten
wno
-
e-nafinr
af
c-h.
clothlns.
We
rtow
began
to
see
por-1
through
the
Capitol'
build-poises,
flying
fish
and
an
occasional
;
ine
a
wonderful
biildlne
cos'ln'
locjsnar.
uy
mis
lime
we
naa
leu
me
seventeen
and
a
hiir
million
dol-;
i
sea
gulto
behind
us,
and
for
somelarSt
Tery
elaborately
decorated,
the;
3.00
j
time
had
no
bird
life,
till
near
,
rf
telng
finished
in
18
carat
gojd
(Mexico,
we
got
the
albatross.
jleaf
0ne
outstanding
feature
la
a.
$500
"We
arrived
at
Manzahlllo,
ohe;,,.-
in
Muare,
Mexico
RaUway..
biack
ony5I
in
me
eentre
of
tne.
land
tied
up
at
the
Standard
Oil
Co.lnopT
and
reflecting
the
dome.
Each!
li4P!wnarr,
wnen
a
targe
noraoer
oiState
0f
cubd
has
its
own
Mom
In
;
armed
officials
came
on
board
to
buUding,
and
they
are
all
dlf-;
see
that
we
were
all
clean
and
healthy.
Dr.
Hugh
McKechnle
vouched
for
us,
and
we
'after
lots
of
talk
about
papers,
cameras,
official
re
ferently
decorated,
fifteen
kinds
of
marble
being
used,
and
native
woods
used
throughout,
mostly
mahogany
from
the
'Isle
of
Pines.'
The
ports!
wereanowea
to
go
asnore
oynan3
eontoIn
some
wonderful
oil
Friday.
Feb.
26,
19321
tenders,
a
charge
of
25
cents
each
,
partings.
The
main
banks
of
Hu-
1
way
being
made.
The
only
sight-
tvana
are
Canadian,
Bun
of
Nova
seeing
duss
was
a
irucs,
wiwi
siraw
Scotla.
Bank
Of
Commerce
and
the
in
the
bottom
on
which
to
sit.
Need
Roya,
A
)
import
bui-
.
.
,
,
'leM
to
JewteGktile
,rlP-
ne
!
rws
to
potatoes
i
being
done
wi-h
A
commission
has
been
appointed
to
place
the
blame
for
peculiar
fish
w
saw
while
tied
up
Prlnce
Edward
island
on
a
verv
the
failure
of
the
policy
of
unemployment
relief.
The
pro-
at
the
wh'
the
bat
fish
Tn
enjoyable
rfrfve
we
w
beautiful
residences,
tropica!
palms,
flowers,
etc.
We
also
visited
the
cemetery
a
very
outstanding
place
for
sightseeing
beautiful
statues.
j
UNHEARD
-
OF
'
VALUES
That
make
the
problem
of
food
1
rtonsmy
amazingly
simple.
Never
,
before
have
there
been
such
values
m
Northern
B.
C.
erges
Into
the
Pacific
27
mile
fur-
j
per
lb
?.f
r
H"0"
from
ihe
;
Urd-Swfa
or
aert
twuuw.
in?
unnai
one
u
a
verv
table
garden,
beautiful
ffowess.
'
frowerlng
trees,
etc..
golf
courses.
with
ladies
and
gentlemen,
dressed
in
summer
costumes,
enjoying
the
links.
per
3-lb.
pat!
lap
Rite
8
lb.
Strawberry
Jam
nay
I
CHy
Brand.
4-tbatto
No
stop
was
made
at
Balboa
on
j7!"
TW,!
'
the
trip
east
but
we
stopped
ftt
vieterv
sffee
3ne
of
the
principal
srghta
seen
was
!
thp
OsrHnn
nitartrs
nf
Ik.
It
o
I
-8g
B.C.
n
VI
V
IV
W
iTmvy
aim
Airports,
we
aiso
orovei.
each
Fresh
Extras
Seotra
tn
eartons.
per
doe
along
the
old
DeLesseps
Canal,
i
up"Ter
iwn,p9-Crlatobal
Is
under
U.
s.
luridition
!
10
lbs.
.
and
eonseatientlv
"Drv"
while,
nr.
I
Brooms
5
string
Floor
Wax
2
In
I
1-lb.
tm
tbp.jbqavw-bclnc
tied
up.
Singapore
Plneappi,
tctbi
ooys
swam
around
begging
i
'
lns.
which,
when
thrown
to
them.
I
CIttornl
Hw,d
L'ttu
were
caught
under
the
water,
and
Per
head
plaeed
In
their
mouths.
mouths.
They
They
then
then
canea
ior
more.
we
were
greeted
d
drivers,
children
sellm
rose
hHt
,
"CARKT
AND
SAVE"
20c
35c,
24c
'
47cj
34c
22c
28c!
14c
28cl
32c
QUALITY
VEGET.AIJLB
SPECIAL
2
Una
Quaker
Com,
2
tins
Royal
City
Tomataes,
2's
2
Una
Royal
City
Fey
Paaa
Sieve
5
CQp
The
8
tin
far
OOU
Salvation
Army
men
selling
"War
5,1
Tnfrd
ATe
A
few
Doors
Down
0,"
men
selling
beads,
cigars.
:
Mmw
IlalU-rhone
179
rum.
wine,
etc.
The
down-town
iaim'i?rxnrwtWTWTUva
street
of
Havana
are
very
narrow.
Plenlc
Hams
per
lb.
Many
Flowers
Toilet
Seap-
per
bar
Chateau
Cheese
per
1-lb.
pkg
Peanut
Butter
1
per
I
-lb.
tin
Orahara
Walesa
per
Mb.
Cello
nkg
14c
6c
32c
14c
20c
21c
8c
I
rpi
r.
t
n
Upon
going
ashore.
1
tiYill
I
aSl
&
LfflV
by
scores
of
taxi
V
Lilttn
r
Cntl
Elultic
Vulii
mi
Tut$dtt
nttwh.
many
porta
being
anchored
theie.
rmee
Henry,
two
Canadian
Na-"We
left
Havana
at
S
ajn..
De-1
'om!
ships.
Bermuda
U
very
beau
beautiful
day.
After
ituw.
It
untrue
in
one
respect-
ttru.M
i
i.
i:
j
.
i
i
i
.
i
On
Dumber
23
mpmhr.
nf
thlsaHtaf.
deek
game
were
ln
ea-ino
ajfomoblles
are
allowed
on
the
,
line
ijcupie
m
e
fcuruggiing
unuer
a
loac
01
uepression,
,
-
-
"
71
"
7
'
Joyed,
tmttt
New
Year
Ere.
when
;
rd.
Owing
to
the
scarcity
they
are
now
assured
that
taxes
will
be
increased,
thus
.
SSSi
!
w,
the
adding
to
the
load.
While
we
all
expect
an
improvement
in
Tree
with
nresenta
for
H.tHiBii
was
piped
in
by
skips
pi-,
conditions
soon,
the
imnrovement
will
be
slow
and
the
-eaaerwas
much
enfeved.si-
PCT
adanetoer(1,nBer
M
w8
more
taxes
are
levied
the
more
difficult
it
will
be
to
cam'
munlty
sunmg
of
carols
ful
af
lie
enmuna
dmnet
wm
in
TUt
Tlnio
;
ic
nnvti'nnlnrli,
o4.;ir.i..
f
tV,
u
v.n:Mnor,n.
,u
j
etc.
etc.
On
On
Chriitma
Christmas
Dav
Dav.
nnd
and
an
on
each
ti
Joj'd.
Dancl
on
aerk
was
enjoved
w.w
nuc
u
wc
uu
ci
wuu
p.
M.um..jr
nuu
ta
the
ladles
a&
"
nn.
themselves
losing
money
and
some
of
them
losing
a
good
looHfe
foW-psCT
Purser
Kerr
Km
was
heW
reading
rem?
in
Se
tr.e
the
ta
able
to
su
out
on
dk
in
eve-
Cieai.
service.
uki,.
rniw,.
Christmas
Dav
rv,.
fine
nine
Aftss
wttflovt
anv
wraos.
At
SURPRISE
TO
MOST
PEOPLE
was
and
Bddalght
the
usual
Hew
Year's'
i
warm,
fortunately
a
nice
brew
Mowing,
which
made
conditions
......
perfect
for
the
Canal,
which
we
en-
.
innnn
tared
at
8
ajn..
our
ship
being
ta-
TKWStfTiLntiV.flWf:
I
I
III
II
uasiviu
shwiuuu
wiuiiu
irdis
ueeu
gieat
5en
over
at
Balboa
by
a
piIbt
fro!n
UUBB!nnKjr.SlBEasT(na
wirn
EDISON
MAZDA
LAMPS
handicap
your
eyes
with
DON'T
inadequate,
lighting.
Where-ever
you
work
or
read
light
up
with
plenty
of
Edison
Mazda
Lamps.
They
give
the
10ft
well
-diffused
light
that
keeps
vision
keen.
MADE
CANADA
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
CO.
LIMITED
ceieoration
wm
carried
out,
pas-ranters
an
entering
Into
the
spirit.
"Business
In
Havana
is
wry
poor,
'
Rtfftt
here
I
would
like
to
say
that
and
there
is
ft
great
deal
ot
beg-
we
had
a
wendtrf
ul
tot
of
passeri-glng,
owing
to
the
low
prices
being
;
gers.
who
entered
mte
alt
the
sports
paid
for
their
sttfsr
and
tobacco
;
and
entertobtmento
sf
all
sorts
all
erop.
the
only
revenue
betnc
from
'
betat
one
very
happy
family,
the
teurtst
trade,
and
even
this
Is
"On
ifevr
Yesri
morning
we
ar-
Iess
than
in
other
Havana;
rived
at
IkirrriHen.
Bermuda.
In
the
hfrrbor
we
exchanged
greetings
wtOs
the
'Lady
Drake'
and
the
mm
water,
all
roofs
of
the
houses
are
lou
sfght
the
aqu;i:
pulntsd
white
and
kept
scrupu-jthei
were
many
b.
lously
clean,
as
all
rain
water
!!
trained
and
othcrwi
aught
and
stared
In
wetkr
In
(he
buemenU.
Thb
te
their
only
souree
of
subpfy
for
water
tor
cookinc
and
drinking:
sea
water
Is
used
extensively
for
bathing
purposes
Here
again
we
found
the
tourist
trade
the
one
most
catered
to.
and
price
exceedrngiy
high,
even
to
the
point
of
discounttnu
Canadian
money.
Here
we
hired
a
horse
and
j
carriage
with
a
negro
driver,
and
had
a
lovely
drive.
vMtlnsr
the
of
i
'Crystal
Caves.'
a
perfectly
marve-
j
j
bif
trsde
with
Bertr.
l(:
lag
quantities
ol
gr.i.i.
,
fodder
for
the
horse
q:
of
course,
wen
kmmi.
British
naval
base
"We
left
Bermuda
4
Year'a
Day,
with
abou
gen
las.
We
also
lef;
ther
there
as,
shot
iiy
.he
t.l'id
nd
th
selven
.'elt.
and
rhos..
xUnir
to
see
what
the
P
'Continued
on
par
Will
Receive
at
Least
200
Monthly
During
the
Rest
of
Rer
Life!
T
XN
November,
1925,
M.R.,
holder
of
Monthly
Income
Policies
Nos.
152,205
and
127,666
died.
Every
month
since
1
that
time
his
widow
has
received
a
cheque
for
$200
from
The
Mutual
Life
of
Canada.
During
the
past
six
years
she
has
also
received
more
than
$4,100
in
excess
interest
divi-(lends,
and
will
continue
to
receive
these
dividends
for
the
next
fourteen
years.
Her
age
when
the
payments
started
was
53.
She
will
receive
monthly
cheques
for
$200
AS
LONG
AS
SUE
LIVES.
If
she
does
not
survive
to
receive
24Q
payments
the
balance
of
this
number
will
be
paid
to
her
heirs.
Money
placed
in
a
Mutual
life
pf
Canada
Monthly
Income
Policy
is
well-invested.
It
provides
a
steady,
substantial
income
when
it
is
needed
most.
The
Monthly
Income
Policy
can
b
combined
with
the
Endowment
Plan.
This
provides
for
a
retirement
income
for
the
person
insured.
rots
uvxiltl
like
further
information,
send
the
coupon
Mow
to
our
Head
Office.
TTTE
MUTUAL
Assurance
Company
OF
CANADA
llcadOfftcei
WATERLOO,
ONT,
J.
J.
T.
Collart
lupresenutive,
Prince
Hupcrt,
H.C.
I
shouLI
like
to
hs
ve
further
ptrtlrolsrs
of
your
MouthTr
Income
rPIo!
Afwn4
,
Aidrrsi.
Agt
of
person
to
b
the
beneficiary
i
in
.
n
rrfrr
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