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on
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of
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Stephens
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occupation
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apply
for
a
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of
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follow
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described
foreshore
lands:
Commencing
at-
a
post
planted
on
mall
Island
within"
an
Inlet
of
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akl
Bay,
about
20
Feet
west
of
mi
boathouse,
which
Is
located
approxlm
ately
3-4
miles
south
of
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W.
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Homeslte
Lease
thence
Wn
1.200
Feet:
thence
North
900
Fee
thence
East
1.800
Feet;
thence
South
800
Feet;
thence
West
600
Feet
I:
point
of
commencement
and
containing
Thirty
acres,
more
or
less.
WILLIAM
ANTHONY
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Dated
November
ith.
1935
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STUDY
CLUB
IN
SESSION
Social
Planning:
Subject
Of
Dls
cussion
At
Meeting
Last
Night
Notwithstanding
the
rain,
a
goodly
number
attended
the
weekly
btuay
ClUb
meeting
In
the
United
Church
rooms
last
nieht.
The
sub
ject
under
discussion
was
Social
Planning.
The
study
was
based
on
in
outline
given
by
a
committee
of
the
Bureau
of
Research
and
now
In
book
form.
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke
presided.
HU
remarks
Included
reference
to
the
-.ertainty
of
a
transition
period
following
which
key
Industrie
would
be
operated
for
the
need
if
the
citizens
with
state
cont.rr!
of
the
banking
and
money
svstems
Ways
and
means
would
be
found
of
compensating
justly
entitled
owners
of
wealth
and
natlona
debts
would
be
honored
to
the
ex
ent
of
ability.
Much
interest
was
taken
in
the
remarks
of
the
speakers
and
ther.'
was
a
general
discussion.
A
.MUSICAL
JAWBONE
LONDON,
'Jan.
23.
(CP)
St.
Pancras
Station
recently
echoed
to
music
provided
by
a
joker
from
in
Instrument
made
from
the
jaw'-bone
of
an
ass,
on
the
occasion
of
C.
B.
Cochran's
"Follow
the
Sun"
COmDanv
leaving
fnr
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Ilaile
Srla,s.sie's
Third
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Is
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Educated
And
Indispensible
ADDIS
ABABA,
Jan.
23:
(CP)
When
the
third
daughter
was
born
to
His
Majesty
Haile
Selassie
and
his
Empress
Etaje
Merman,
she
was
named
Zahae
Work
which
means
the
golden'
sun.
The
Princess
today
Is
a
slender.
willowy
girl
of
18,
whose
skin
Is
a
delicate
brown
and
whose
black
hair
Is
combed
high
above
the
forehead.
Her
features
are
regular
and
dainty.
Her
simplicity
and
poise
have
been
enhanced
by
several
years
In
European
schools,
where
she
acquired
fluency
In
sev-2ral
languages.
As
she
transposes
both
French
and
English
into
Amharic
with
the
greatest
facility
for
her
royal
mo
ther,
she
seems
almost
Indispensible
to
court
life.
She
also
takes
an
ac
tive
part
in
the
work
of
the
Ethio
pian
women,
having
Just
accepted
the
presidency
of
the
women's
Red
Cross.
She
Is
often
found
assisting
In
the
work
of
making
bandages.
Largely
through
her
influence.
the
women's
Red
Cross
will
be
made
a
permanent
organization
in
Addis
Ababa.
At
Red
Cross
headquarters
the
Princess
wears
the
regulation
white
apron
but,
when
seen
in
the
palace,
she
wears
often
a
white
embroider-
:d
European
gown,
and
thrown
over
her
shoulders
a
modern
black
velvet
cape.
Some
extra
wraD
Is
al
ways
necessary,
as
the
palace,
like
ill
houses
in
Addis
Ababa.
Is
cold.
The
Princess
does
not
wear
the
shamma,
the
native
gown
of
Ethio
pia.
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BOY
KILLED
LEEDS,
Jan.
23:
(CP)
After
her
12-year
old
son
had
been
killed
In
an
accident
Just
before
Christmas,
the
mother
found
under
his
bed
Christmas
presents
for
the
family,
bought
with
money
earned
bv
de
livering
newspapers.
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Thursday,
JanuarT,
DRAMA
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REAL
LIFE
"Ah
Wilderness:-
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
is
Outstanding
Picture
A
striking
drama
of
average
American
life,
"Ah
Wilderness!",
a
notable
picture
in
which
Wallace
Beery
and
Lionel
Barrymore
are
teamed
up
with
a
supporting
cast
including
such
stars
as
Aline
Mac-Mahon,
Eric
Linden
and
Cecilia
Parker,
comes,
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
on
Thursday
and
Friday
nights
of
this
week.
The
story
deals
with
an
American
family
in
a,
small
New
England
I
town
In
1906.
Barrymore
plays
the
part
of
the
father.
His
son,
graduating
from
high
school
and
In
the
throes
of
his
first
love
affair,
goes
through
the
transports
and
despair
that
each
boy
lives
through.
There
Is
a
parallel
In
the
romance
of
middle
life
between
Beery,
the
shiftless
reporter,
and
Alice
Mac-Mahon,
the
,
maiden
aunt,
whose
love
never
ripened
into
marriage
because
of
the
inefficiency
of
her
lover
and
his
taste
for
drink.
Thoush
teaching
a
moral
lesson,
"Ah
Wilderness!"
Is
not
a
preachment
but
teaches
while
It
entertains
by
placing
before
the
audience
actual
human
life
undisguised
by
any
fictional
trappings.
OFFICERS
INSTALLED
Sam
Jurinain
and
New
1936
Slate
For
Elks
Take
Over
Duties
For
Year
Conducted
by
William
McLcod,
district
deputy
grand
exalted
ruler,
assisted
by
O.
C.
Mitchell,
past
district
deputy,
the
installation
of
of
ficers
of
the
local
Elks'
Lodge
for
1936
took
place
last
night.
At
the
opening
of
the
meeting
two
minutes
of
silence
was
observed
out
of
respect
to
the
memory
of
the
late
King
George
V.
George
Peters,
re
tiring
exalted
ruler,
was
In
charge
during
the
early
part
of
the
pro
ceedings
prior
to
the
new
exalted
ruler,
Sant
Jurmaln,
and
his
supporting
officers
being
installed:
The
complete
list
of
officers
for
the
ensuing
year
Is
as
follows:
Exalted
Ruler,
Sam
Jurmaln.
Leading
Knight,
Harry
Wana-
Loyal
knight,
Ross
Ingram.
Lecturing
Knight,
James
Bryant.
Secretary,
Martin
van
Cooten.
Treasurer,
Elwyn
Johnson.
Trustee
(three-year
term),
H.
A.
Duhamel,
(remaining
trustees,
James
Andrews
and
George
Esquire,
Walter
Johnson,
Chaplain,
H.
B.
Stiles.
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LINERS
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Jan.
23:
(CP)
The
Queen
Mary's
kitchens
will
be
in
charge
of
M.
Ralph
Ricoult,
who
Is'
at
present
head
chef
of
the
Aqul-
tania.
He
occupied
a
similar
position
for
12
years
on
board
the
Mauretanla.
Misses
Blanche
Harte
and
Marguerite
Durant
are
sailing
tonlgnt
on
the
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FROM
OUT
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irudios
that
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"Barretts
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Street",
"Mutiny
on
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Bounty"
and
other
frl-omphi
of
the
motion
picture,
now
cornel
a
icreen
drama
to
challenge
the
finest.
The
heart-beats
of
a
nation
...
its
youth,
its
laughter,
its
tears
I.,
come
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you
pulsing
with
life
in
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picture
made
from
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play
that
Is
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pride
of
the
American
stage.
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BEERY
"
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