Thursday.
November
28,
1910.
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These
Useful
Gillette
Sets
V
Solve
YourMan's
Gift
Problem"
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Modern
Gillette
Tech
Razor
with
15
Blades
A
I
A
personal
gift
that
it
practical,
too.
That
it
why,
vlil
ml
thit
Gillette
Tech
Gift
package
it
popular
at
a
Christmas
wkm
present
somethine
that
will
be
used
and
lone
tmm.
11
1
1
bered.
Complete
with
fifteen
world-famous,
long-lasting
vl
l
Blue
Gillette
Blade
in
colorful
Christmaj
.
A
J
package
fits
anyone's
bud
eet
for
98'
Mttal
Bank
Free
With
V
-
"""t
J
50
Blue
GilleMe
Blades
WMsssStfll
Jm'
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Two
welcome
giftt
in
one.
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it
a
handsome
metal,
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leatherette
covered.
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bank,
that
encourages
thrift
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and
patriotically
suggests
"Save
VIBlHsllli
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I
for
War
Savings
Certificates".
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I
Packed
with
50
Blue
Gillette
.V,!ft5M14.'
-
blades
that
will
give
montht
of
I
shaving
comfort.
You
pay
only
AXm
J
the
regular
price
of
the
blades
v
!jsm
I
I
'
s
alone
the
bank
V
ftv
iJf
Electric
Candle
Wreaths
Horn
decoration
is
mad
easy
with
thesB
pralty
wreaths
of
artificial
holly
glowing
with
an
electric
candle.
Plenty
of
light
helps
to
spread
the
holiday
spirit.
See
our
selection
of
Christmas
lighting
effects
now.
CHRISTMAS
TREE
LIGHTS
for
Indoors
or
Outdoors
Strings
of
multi-colored
lights
lor
outdoor
illumination
are
becoming
increasingly
popular.
Get
yours
now
and
giva
your
neighbourhood
th
Christmas
spirit.
Also
Christ--
mat
Tret
tights
for
indoor
use.
BUY
LAMPS
by
the
CARTON
o'Z
I
A
III
We
Sell
only
Genuine
EDISON
MAZDA
LAMPS
Don't
h
forced
to
hunt
for
o
spare
lamp
when
an
old
one
burns
out.
See
that
all
your
empty
sockets
are
iilled
with
genuine
Maida
Lamps.
And
keep
a
spare
supply
In
the
cupboard.
40.
60
or
100
watts
now
only
20
each.
WAS
STRONG
FOR
EMPIRE
(Continued
Irom
Page'
One)
ling
on
these
lines
for
several
years,
.General
Lake
being
jnore
i
closely
concerned
4Han
any
other
'
person
with
the
details'
of
the
;
Important
measures
taken
to
this
'
end.
These
Included
expansion
pf
the
courses
for
permanent
and
.
non-permanent
officers
desirous
of
qualifying
Jor
the
staff;
the
ad-'mlssion
of
Canadian
officers
to
the
staff
college
at
Camberley;
Interchange
of
officers
with
.other
Dominions,
India
and
Great
Britain;
the
uniformity
of
army
examinations
vwlth
those
in
Britain:
development
of
departmental
corps
and
I
pronation
of
new
ones;
purchase
of
the
Petawawa
training
regulations
and
manuals.
Also
dur
ing
this
period,
Canada
assumed
responsibility
for
the
fortresses
at
Halifax
and
Esquimau.
,
The
new
appointment
as
;
Inspector-General
in
1908
enabled
,
Sir
Percy
to
study
the
effect
this!
reorganization
had
had
VPon
the
J
efficiency
of
the
militia.
Inci
that
the
fine
.co-operation
of
Gen
erals
Otter,
Lessard
and
Vidal
of
I
the
Canadian
Permanent
Militia
was
a
great
factor
In
enabling
the
.reconstruction
while
Sir
Frederick
Borden
throughout
his
term
as
Minister
of
Defence
worked
Jn
the
closest
co-operation
with
the
Chief
of
General
Staff.
Sir
Percy
Lake's
connection
with
the
Canadian
militia
ended
late
In
1910
.and,
on
his
departure
for
an
army
post
in
India,
the
Cana
dian
Defence
Department
publish-!
ed
a
special
order
setting
forth
the
high
appreciation
by
the
Canadian
government
of
General
Lake's
work
in
the
Interest
of
the
Canadian
forces.
From
19.12,
General
Lake
was
chief
of
the
General
Staff
in
In
dia,
where
he
faced
stubborn
governmental
resistance,
made
on
the
A
TRILITE
MAKES
A
Let
your
Christmas
Light
be
"Better
Light".
Giye
your
home
or
someone
else's
home
the
gift
of
good,
sight-saving
light.
These
scientifically
designed
PRICES
ARE
SURPRISINGLY
LOW.
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
THE
DAIMT
HEWS"
KISS
YOUR
TIRED
FEELING
GOODBYE!
.PtQleu
Maoy
Suffer
Low
Blood
CurU
And
Don't
Know
It.
The
bafflllng
thlnsr
about
low
blood
count
4
tbat
you
can
weiith
about
a
muck
AJ
too
ever
did
even
look
healthy,
and
itroDg.
jet
you
can
feel
as
If
you
had
lead
la
roue
lem,
doner,
tired
and
pepleu.
Iw
blood
count
nwana
you
kavent
fot
enciunh
red
blood
corpuadea.
It
U
their
vital
Job
to
carry
lifc-sivmi
oxygen
(ram
your
lumen
throughout
your
body.
And
juat
a
It
taken
oxygen
to
explode
gaaollne
la
your
car
ground:
grouping
of
military
dls-
;
tfrlctsi
n
pastern
Canada
loto
an
ambitious
but
unsuccessful
at-higher
commands;
the
re-armlng
tempt
to
seize
Baghdad.
The
Brt-jof
the
artillery
with
the
18-
tljh
base
was
at
Basra
on
the
'pounder
and
60-pounder
guns;
the
persian
Gulf,
the
only
means
of
organization
of
'the
cavalry
and
communication
with
Kut
being
the.
.artillery
Into
permanent
and
non-
river
which
was
by
no.'
means
easy
permanent;
preparation
of
new
to
navigate.
Sir
Percv
beean
br-ihistorv.
esiaousnmenr,
taDies
ana
introduction
of
many
new
books
oj
and
ma)
the
power
to
turn
.the
neU.
i
you
muat
have
plenty
of
oxygen
to
eipto.
the
energy
la
your
body
and
it
ouaoina
pow
or.
.
Get
Dr.
William
Pink
Pill.
trvUv
T.
are
worU-famou
for
the
help
they
give
is
increasing
the
number
and
ftenttk
of
red
coi
p
noter.
Thn
with
your
blood
count
vp.
you'll
(l
lilt
bounding
up
the
itairs
t
If
you
wi
re
PnnUnu
on
air.
Ailt
your
drwarltt
tot
Ur.
Wi(liam
Vial
PilU
todaj.
CtWD
FOR
SALE
dentally,
he
always
acknowledged
F,QR
I-Sacrilice
for
cash
one
of
the
best
built
residences
in
town.
Up
to
date
h
every
$way.
Owner
might
.consider
small
prop-
erty
preferably
In
Vancouver
or.
New
Westminster
in
part
pay-menj;.
Write
to
P.O.
Box
554,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
(278),
FOR
SALE
.Confectionery
and
variety
store
as
going
business.
Showing
nice
profit
.and
books
open
to
buyer.
Good
reason
for,
selling.
Apply
Dally
News
or
P;
O.
box
$38.
281
FDR
UEM
LOST
LOST
Tortoise-shell
glasses
in
amla
campaign.
In
1916,
he
was
,
want-tot
Hoiwrt
hv
hrinr-l
PRftTrTlvn
nnCTirc
yA
with
efft1
fifllmAtQ
tViQ
thpv.irlvpn
lhA
taclr
rf
rcrM.lnfr
Via1
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279
U)ND0N,
Nov
28:
(CP)
Post-
may
carry
on
during
raids.
Metro-
j6th
(Poona)
Division,
Major-
,
-
-.
r-
1
en
in
rural
districts,
with
no
polltan
post
office
worfcers
nave
general
Townsnend,
which
was
FQ.R
KeNT-r-jZ
rooms
with
pAVJ.
J24
,
eiwr
faculties,
are
to
be
sup-
already
been
supplied.
nesiegea
at
Kut-ei-Amara
after
uunsmuir
gt..
evenings,
i?8)
;
IT'S
TIME
TO
Xghl
"Up
FOR
CHRISTMAS!
t
'
j
WONDERFUL
PRESENT
trilites
combine
beauty
with
modem
lighting.
Get
cne
of
these
Better
Sight
lamps
that
,
pro-videt
ilpO
j?9Q.
..or
900'
watts
at
the
(urn'ol
a
switch.
,
EASY
JERJis
AVAILABLE.
:
"i
fganlzlng
a-
xrletSodlcal
';oif,eABlve
which
ixnder
existing,
.conditions
was
remarkably
difficult.
In
March,
.a
gallant
surprise
attack
was
launched
against
DuJ
alia
Re
doubt,
key-point
of
-
the
.
Turkish
defences.
Due
to
an
error
of
Judgment
by
one
ot
the
.column
.com?
manders,
however,
an
opportunity
to
.break
.through
and
enter
IJut
was
lost.
Further
efforts
by
Oen
eral
Lake
and
Jils
army
to
relieve
Kut,
made
against
not
only
a
strong
enemy
but
also
flood
con
dltlons
and
very
bad
weather,
failed
and
Kut
surrendered
on
'
April
.29.
..
General
Lake
then
built
up
his
forces
and
equipment
In
prepara
tion
for
a
sustained
offensive
but
tie
was
recalled
to
England
in
(August
.to
testify
before
the
Meso
potamia
.Commission.
His
successor.
Sir
Stanley
Maude,
acknowledged
.that
subsequent
.triumph
was
largely
enabled
by
General
Lake's
careful
preparation.
Sjr
Percy's
conduct
throughout
the
campaign
FOR
RENT
Large
furbished
office
including
heat
and
light.
Dally
News.
tf.
grounds
of
economy,
to
his
plans
5
case
between
theatre
and
Prince
for
maintaining
the
efficiency
of
j
Rupert
Hotel.
Dally
News.
1
the
forces..
f
(280)
Sir
Percys
active
service
In
the:
I
war
was
lareelv
In
the
Mpsonot-
l
Trvwro?Ti
WANTED
was
fujjy
vindicated
by
the
official
General
Lake
remained
in
Ens-Jland
from
1916,
occupying
an
important
post
under
the
Munitions
Ministry
until
the
end
of
the
war.
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jobIsto
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you
IN
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MRS,
AITKEV,
lfamoia
Coo
king
Authority,
direct
'
the
Canada
Starch
Home
ftervioe
De
partment,
a
helpful
service
offerins
a
vide
ranre
o7
valuable
eookine
and
other
BooUeta
I
REE.
V
rite
now
for
the
booklet
"S3
fiea
a
pia
reap
lor
every
week
in
the
year;
Enclose
a
Crown
Brand
label
and
aend
to:
Canada
Htarch
Home
Service
Dept.
O,
iiox
m
Montreal.
Central
Hotel
Modern
Steam-Heated
Rooms,
Dining
Room,
Steam
Bath
and
Housekeeping
Apartments
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
DANCE
J
EVERY
SATURDAY
JJOSTON
HALL,
9
O'CLOCK
ui
utum
aim
ucniierxien
s
TAILORING
M
T
LEE
We
Cover
buttons
for
Your
Dress
By
Your
Own
Cloth
Cleaning..
Pressing,
Repairing
Fbone
.
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..
Hunt
VJ
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Phones
18
&
19
P.O.
Box
575
THOSE
WISHING
Gift
Premiums
For
Christmas
Will
Tlease
Leave
Orders
Before
December
1st
Mussallem's
ECONOMY
STOUE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
CommerciiiF
Hotel
Prince
Rupert
Thoroucbly
Renovated"
Hot
and
Cold
Water
In..
Rooms
Inner
Spring
Mattresses
for
Beds
Harbor
View
ALEX
PRUDHOMME
Proprietor
1.
I
dpn'r
knov
anyone
more
likeable
....
i'n'fact
everybody
votes
old
Sniltn-field
a
"great
guy."
Punrjy,
I
thought
the
otherydjty,
Smithfield
never
earned
big
money,
yet
he
always
enjoys
the
good
things
of
life.
rloV
doars
he
do
it?
Z.
Thtt
night
J
caHed
on
Smith-field,
and
when
he
handed
me
a
glass
of
rye,
1
knew
Smithfield
and
I
knew
it
would
be
the
bptt.
"How
can
you
afford
such
luxuries
on
your
modest
income?"
1
asked.
3.
Smithfield
smiled.
"A'
simple
matter.
The
best
is
always
the
cheapest
in
the
long
run.
I
nevlr
compromise
with
quality,"
he
said;
I
raised
my
glass,
and
tasting
iH
contents
mentally
agreed
with
him:
4.
Still
uncenrineed,
1
replied,
"Ycu
may
differ,
but
I'm
afraid
these
imported
ryes
are
beyond
my
means."
Smithfield
was
amusecf.
"Do
you
know
that
some
of
the
world's
best
ryes
are
distilled
right
here
in
Vancouver?"
6.
'Tkat
being
the
case,
don't
you
think
jt
would
be
sheer
prejudice
to
pay
more
for
imported
brands?"
he
asked,
me.
I
had'
to
agree.
Funny,
Smithfield
is
the
least
dogmatic
of
men
yet.
lie
is
always
convincing.
WORLD'S
FINEST
RYES
MADE
IN
VANCOUVER
5.
"You
see."
he
added
Thii
rye
fias
the
clear,
amber
cotof
and.-authentic
flavor
that
all
distiller
seek.
I
doubt
whether
it
could
sd
perfectly
distilled
with
any
bthert
water
than
Vancouver's
pure
nonv
alkaline'kind."
whit;
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RYE
Libel
f
1
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SPECIAL
RYE
'
7
y
.
16-oz.
25'Oz.'
AQ-oiS,
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S1.6S
S2.60
$4.00
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
,
Liquor
'
Control
Board
'or
by
the
iGdvernmept
of
British
Columbia.
i
P
h
O
n
SERVICE
OF
A
BETTER
CLASS
sUlsfl
a
M.
(Art
iMurray)
"JUST
TRY
99
ONCE"
"EVERYBODY'S
WARM
FRIEND"
COAL
Try
Our
Fantqu?
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I
I
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
Newi
that
the.
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
M&