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on
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of
the
day
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f
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of
public
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but
let-
ters
must
be
brief
anil
'to'thfl
1
point
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long-winded
cor-
,
respondent
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no
place
in
(
modem
Journalism.
Every
letter
must
be
signed
j
by
the
writer,
not
necessarily
'or
publication
but
as.
a,
mat-
i
ter
of
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faith
and
courtesy.
AH
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documentargo
to
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waste
paper
'basket.
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'rs
of
a
caustic
character
must
have
the
signature
upended
for
publlcallon.
.
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should
bo
twrttten.
on
one
tide
of
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only.
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to
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of
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Secretary
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ntJtoUer
Carw,,,,
decJaredi
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,
r.J,J
,
"Tt
,
5
Heuae
of
Common,
that
it
was
sentMl
that
Great
DrltauY
natqn-
tain,
for
defensive
purposes,
parity
,
m
ine
air
wim
owe
nations.
While
it
waa
preferabie
Unit
there
should
be
a
general.!
eduction
rather
than
expansion
of
atrial
armament,
the
Air
Hecreuirv
lO.M
H-use
alao
Chesterfield
the
attention
of
the
huv
i
tt.
.hairs.
waltwtrJtninK
raom
ejperwHtures
for
such
arraamesiu
which
were
belne
made
by
such
flattens
as
United
States.
Japan
and
Iluta
-
I
WHIFELETS
From
the
Waterfront
On
Im
return
to
Vancounw
after
'
the.
present
voyage.
C
N.
R.
lUwim
i
I'rinee
Joltn.
Oapt.
Neil
McLean,
i
aalllng
Utniht
for
Um
south
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
.Islands,
will
be,
withdrawn
from
service
for
a
week
to
undergo
annual
overhaul
and.'
Instead
of
sailing
from
Vancouver
for
here
via
the
Qaeen
Ohartatte
Islands
on
Friday
night
of
Mat
week,
will
leave
there
on
December
15
This
will
bring
the
veasel
here
on
her
neat
voyage
from
the
Islands
on
December
Instead
of
Decetn-1
ber
13.
Most
of
the
regular
officer
of
the
Prince
John
,
are
now
taking
their
annual
vacation
Includutg
the
skipper.
Cap!
Dan
MeKtnnon.
who
Is
being
relieved
by
Oapt.
NeU
Mo-Lean:
the
chief
engineer.
William
JiaUantyne.
who
is
being
relieved
by
David
Todd
the
purser
Bert
Rob-son,
for
whom
Fred
Coram
Is
rttev-
mg.
and
the
rhicf
st.-ward.
Prank
Bray,
in
whose
pl.irp
John
Walker
I-
at
present
artir.u
FURS
I
bavr
a
big
order
for
raw
furs
and
am
prepared
to
buy
at
lop
rices.
Before
selling
chc-wlirre
let
me
see
sthat
you
have.
I
am
In
a
pollion
to
pay
as
.much
or
more
than
others
and
jou
get
your
rash
at
oner,
cither
by
return
mail
or
by
wire.
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Itcllable
ccnr-iawr
'M
.
DON
i---
mm
it
more
PRIZES
1ST
QRAND
PRIZE
-$100
2ND
GRAND
PRIZE
.
$r0
3RD
GRAND
PRIZE
$20
rf
PRIZES
OF
S2.00
Each
Ami
'100
CoasoUtion
Prizes
"TILLIE
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TOI
LER"
seyAKim
rcoste
to
sopvACff
-rwe
C5OD0BS
OF
THE
DAILY
NEWS
"FAtm
TJT7B
DO
YOU
ENIOY
A
REALLY
GOOD
CUP
OF
TEA?
you
know
how
greatly
enjoyment
may
.boincrcascd
by
cave-care
in
selecting
the
right
kind
nf
ten,
cure
in
making,
c'are
in
serving.
.
Listed
at
the
right
arc
fourteen
points
on
whichpeople
differ
in
their
care
in
making
and
serving.
tea.
Which
pfthese-points
arc,
in
your
judgment,
most
important?
How
to
Win
a
iRiize
Be
litre
to
follow
thete
instructions.
1.
(.'r..M
nut
(In
drawing
yourpenil
turotiga
it;
"Me
-t
tbv
Vw?
methods
(lettcrilicd
under
aosi
point,
leaving
tbe
one
Out
most
cloHely
reetnllr
joar
own
way
of
making,
tea.
Par
example,
if
you
warm
the
teapot
before
putting
in
the
lea,
eroftrofi
"I
rise
a
teapot
that
has
not
leet
warmed."
2.
Nest,
mark
in
Ike
aqua
res
oj)-mmaIc
thase
fonrleen
ways
offoir
1,2,
n,
4,
fi,7.,
11,10,11.
12.13.H.
in
what
you
consider
the
order
ef
ihfir
relative
iiaportauee.
:i.
Hi(fl
ami
tear
off
the
B?WJta'
PARfti.
Attach
to.it
an
-end
llabel
bearing
the
word
'Directions"
front
ST.
AN1IHF.W
IS
IIONOKKI)
(Continued
from
pae
onei
I
gave
a
brief
aketch
of
the
life
and
work
of
Scotland's
patron
saint
lie
had
been
born
in
the
village
of
Betiuatda
on
the
teuf
OalUee
and
t
to
the
contingents
leaving
for
the
j
had.
in
early
life,
become
a
disciple
.
Front
during
the
war
days
would
'
of
John
the
Baptist
and
later,
with
;
a
MAIjKINS
IIESTTKA
pseWe.
Jlail
1jolli..t4i
"
Urc
Ux
Ta,
'
Tle
V
II.
Maikin
Co.
Ltd
.
Vanonuver.
n.".
6r
Victuria.
I'vinee
ilit(rt.
Nelson,
or
The
Maikin
Penrsnn
Cr.
Ltd..
Nanaimo.
The
,prizea
will
be
awarded
to
those
entries
whose
rankings
of
the
14
points
inmaking
and
serving
tea,
in
the
'opinion
.of
Uhe
judges,
mo.t
closely
agree
with
the
popular
choice
that
is,
the.
order-of
relative
importance
worked
.out
'by
comuir-ing
all
the
entries
.received.
Tbr
count
of
vote
and
prize
award
will
be
ecfliied
by
Msff.
HrUntl.
Mac
brhlan
&
Co..
rharirrrd
avoualanlt.
r.ti
way
Mnd
w
nt
many
ouri
a
jam
like,
pro:dl
itiat
ta.h
entry
omit
n
a
rinril-
form
anil
i
ar.-i.m:auc4
iv
from
a
M'AI.KIX
S
BKST
Tea
p.
kais
Ton
cm
obtain
additional
Entry
Parmt
from
mnt
food
grocer.
This
rra-miking
fii.iqmcnt
trtt
i
Sn
to
rverroa
cxrrfM
Cfrtploytrt
of
1Tt
W.
H.
Maikin
Co
Ltd.
and
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22
Gl
;sur.pfn
m
pturil,
nurk-yMrtr-iaiki
pint
In
ord
!
importiMr,
and
yrnd
in
ur
rntry
NOU
)
u)
wia
and
'tj
rhrur
,mt
alun
jnmi
nrcd
II
mmo
aftft
Cbrhtmat.
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Ltd.
VANCOt!VtR
VICTORIA
V4V4IMO
I'KI.STr.
RITERT
Ml(IN
YOUR
NAME
YOUR
ADDRESS
ENTRY
FORM
,
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V.i.
Km
InitratUoos
andr
"lle.U'Hbiia.Prury
'
IMrattTA.NT:
AddltioiullCiitry
trrliltarnaWi
I
rmpty
my
tea
lnt
a.cftDtalncr
j
I
ktrn
my
Ira
in
tbr
packa.
I
mum
the
eapt
Mart
yatlins
In
th
ta
I
m
a
triput
that
baa
nat
bttn
warSMd.
I
ate
a
brapint
traipaon
far
each
'brratlattrciiri
at
'.
I
mm
a
tevtl
tratpoon
tar
rath
areaMaat-
asp.
I
ue
an
tarthi-nware
ar
rblna.teapat
or
Imi
mflal
teapot.
,
I
bate
my
teapot
.aaaittifcriarf
;paUiata.UMU4
or
4
....
I
act
teapat
U.
dry-It.
fcelarf
ipsltrasitn'tea.
I
I
1
-
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,
M.
I
draw
witfr,trn
cotdater
tap-fariboHinf
1
'
or
.
I
sae
arm
arr
or
atei
already
in
the
kttte.
I
Uke
the
Ui
to
the
teapot
I
Uke
the.
teapot
U
the
kettle.
.
.
-
','
f
(
I
poar
the
hat
water
direelly
ap.n
tbe-tea
,
t
or
.
,
)
I
lite
an
Intaser.
1
butt
Ike'
tea
alter
it
ia
made
-if
I
think
makint
ith
boillnc
ater
ia
tofflclett
1
-
,
I
I
keep
the
teapot
warm
-with
a
eoiy
J
I
da
not
iuc
a
tea
eoiy,
...
I
alUv
lea'lo
itand
I
mlnntea
alter
betnt
madel
'
t
allow
lea
to
itand
let
than
S
minute.
j,t
I
ttlr
the
tea
leavea
and
allow
to
fettle
before)
or
HeMinsi
I
allow
leatct
to
remain
aedUturbed
la
teapot.
.
I
iu
a
tea
atralner
when
aertma;
tea
I
or
'
I
aerre
lea
without
atralnlni
It
I
-pat
cream
and
npi
In
'cap,
then
poar
tea
oe
t
I
Mur
tea
In
rap.
.then
add
.cream
.and
Mir.
;
aaaaaBBwawaaawawaBawamawaaawmBBaawaaaawawawaw
dieatlve
of
the
Scottish
nature.
The
(qualities
and
attribuUs
as
exem-
Weod
of
the
martyr
waa
the
seed
of
the
Church
and
live
ltves
and
sacrl-
fleea
of
the
sain
La
hod
not
been
in
vain.
Seottsth
character.
Mr.
Hall
de
long
be
rememoeied.
Tho
society
f
his
brother.
St
Peter,
of
Christ.
Un-
dared,
waa
founded
firmly
upon
the
1
had
taken
a
leadin
part
In
the
so-
j
obtrusive,
determined
and
coura-
truths
of
the
Bible
leavened
with
cial
and
athletic
activities
of
theigeous.
he
had
carried
tne
Oospel
or
ine-mvtne
spark
or
fit
Andrew,
city
The
Ladies'
Auxiliary
had
Jesus
Christ,
after
the
Crucifixion.
Alluding
more
specifically
to
pre-given
most
valuable
assistance
Of
1
into
Asia
Minor
and
the
Caucasus
sent
day
conditions,
the
speaker
Food
Appeal
Ml
Dressed
Up
an
d
Ready
to
Go!
M
CXjM
il
t
i
AASMfMui
i
iDUbS
.AMD
I
cr,
J
.iUt
II
J
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e
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.XT
v
.!
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I
I
.
1
l.VA
I
If
fir"
,
V
rsO
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V
II
I
V
f
r
'T
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Xfr-
at
.jr
II
I
M
1
I
t
J
TNI
s-F-X
OH
GOCjOE
OF
i
OABOLOSmA
prived
in
the
life
and
work
of
their
patron
saint
merited
the
esteem,
retiiiect
and
affection
Of
the
world.
,
.Icssaccs
Read
Buring
the
evening,
the
president
read
messages
of
greeting
from
Alex
Clapper
ton.
honorary
vice-president
of
the
society
and
long
one
of
its
prominent
members,
who
had
left
recently
to
reside
at
Cedar-.
recent
years,
ine
aocwiv
naa
laueea
Mouncama.
to
inc
mount
oi
we
"iwu
nt
iwenen
w
irre
napmiy
arui
frn
ciit,
m
winni.
In
1U
activities
but
it
waa
now
Voiajn.
rhe
Caspian
Sea
and
on
Into
today
and
not
apprehensively
of
j
.
Albany.
Frederlcton
and
Mon-T'
planned
to
reorganlac
in
a
limited
Q
recce
He
had
been
eventually
the
morrow.
"Do
not
let
the
bogy'tro'i
I-
way
wim
a
view
to
perpetuaung
!
craeineo
for
nta
actimies
m
uw
i
ienwrmw
wmcn
may
never;
he
program
of
the
evening
ln-(
ScottUh
national
mcrworifs
and
!
spreading
of
Christianity
and
his
come
destroy
the
Joys
which
you'.ciugM
vocal
solos
by
Dr.
R.
O.
'
traditions
and
taking
a
part
in
'remains
taken
first
to
Constantln-
may
find
today."
he
counselled.
Large,
John
E.
Davey.
J.
A.
Teng
'
community
life.
If
Oeotemen
andople
and
later
to
Mulcroas
at
the
Scottish
people
Hving
in
this
coun-
arMj
faster
David
Houston,
vtoiln
women
of
the
city
were
interested
mouth
of
the
Tyne
in
Northern
try
sriOQld'be
proud
of
their
Oana-
sejrcUona
by
Jack
Campbell
and'
hi
the
movement
with
a
view
to
re,
England
where
the
Church
of
St.
-Han
titizcnslrip
and
of
rhetr
treat
comic
songs
hy
A.
R.
.Hunter.
Mrs.i
firing
the
society,
he
ithe
ohalr-:
Andrew
had
been
founded.
nation.
Scoimnd
waa
a
small
but
j
g
nic
accompanist.
The
man
made
an
appeal
for
support;
The
white
cross
of
St.
Andrew
a
great
.country.
Ita
peoples
had
proceedings
opened
with
the
tng-
Of
the
movement.
j
with
Ita
Mite
field
was
perpetuated
been
great
in
the
science,
the
arts,
ng.0f
"O
Canada"
and
closed
with,
Mr.
Hall
I
in
the
Union
Jack
and
his
spirit
exploration.
rmric,
Hterature
and
"Auld
Lang
Byne"
and
rood
Savci
Mr
Hall,
the
speaker
of
the
eve-'
waa
not
shtad
but
was
exemplified
other
field.
tne
Kln?
nlng.
was
in
his
usual
peeaartsg
and
by
the
tenacity,
loyalty,
courage.
The
ScettMi
were
a.
people
of
In-
J.
a.
Frew
-uus-ahaUman
of
the
eloquent
form
and
delivered
a
mtsarrHy,
fairness,
ml
and
deter-
extlnsuWiobie
spirit
and
their
program
eemmlltec.
J.
S.
Irvine
pre-'
splendid
address
on
St.
And
row.
He
mtmtion
which
were
attributes
in-
heritage
was
a
glorious
one.
Their
skssd
at
the
door.
I
r
The
following
Is
the
scale
of
charges
made
for
reaamj
f
notices.
f
e
MArrlasre
and
.Engagement
announcement
$2.
e
Birth
Notices
fiOc.
!
runcral
Notices
$1
Cards
of
Thanks.
11
Funeral
Flowers
10c
per
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