Evening Advocate, 1923-01-23

              The Evening Advocate
OFFICIAL PRCiAN   OF  THE  FISHERMEN'S   PROTECTIVE   UNION   OF  NEWFOUNDLAND
TOBOMTO,
(Noon)'.—
[    Htrons West
and   Nor.h
j   West winds.
local   aaow
1    flurries,  bu*.
MoaUr <alr
1    and     decid            colder
]   Wcdoeaiay.
Fair     and
|   quite cold.
Vol.    X..    No.     19.
ST. JOHN'S,
TUESDAY,        JANUARY     23,     1923.
PRICE : T*'0 CENTS.
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL lETIM? OF
OF TRADE IS HELfr
Report oi Council is Adopted With
Very Little Discussion
nw the difference. A little thought tl
11 produce better fish, better value, u
r our fish, and better Income for h
r tlshermen. j bi
IILH'AY      S1TLAT10.V   —   WESl  |J
COAST SERVICE—LOCAL  ..    I
KKE1UHT KATES. f et
UuriiiK the past year the railway! li
nice had given very good satlstac-  n
medtes clearly enough. One
It would be a| of thc moans suggested by him for the
p to the fish dealers at first benefitting ot thc fishermen and the
.ii lie done and done thorough- greater Improvement of the fishing
I Industry was fishery schools, wherein
WALTER MONROE seconded.our" *oun* "Mermen could be ln-
l.tlon ot the report and in do- ■""uctcd »»r "P'*** l°to every phase
«""*k, thereby gaining a selen-
Russia Is Wary j  48 Executed In Six Days
M )8COW. Jan. 22—Although Russia     BELFAST. Jan. 22—Free State head
hcr army to six thousand men,quarter*  at  Dundalk  thla  afternoon
not shut her eyes to the nos-! announced  tha:  three  rebels     were
Hibq*ftles of military danger and has j «ccuted In Oundalk Jail f
ap
Many complaints ot the in I Ing on i
i the West Coast son am
the  Council.    The'Council
cclsioti apparent In the ul,c l«>owledge °f ll"> business,
preparations for the carry-1 MR. GOSLING supported the
the fisher}- the coming sea-marks ot Mr. Monroe on the nee
hc  felt  that  the  Incoming greater    co-operation
nothing better than {Government and the Board of Trad»
t .ken precautionary measures
'include making available al any
Went a sufficient force to repulse
'attack, says the editor of Izvcs'.l
local newspaper.
hich
the banks
3 grapple with this difficulty without He	
With regard to the re-  atgnment of
e export tax on codfiah he us security,
ie Government had not yet' tion on a previous occasion and de-
method     of plorcil
back  thc refund  to the fish-'year tho Council
He wished they would do so,Trade bad been unable to do anything
,-  fishermen were continually to remedy this evil.   One ot the things
| the new Council should sot itself en-.
;lad to see that the matter thusiastlcally to do was    to support j
equal   concessions   with credit.   The assignment of book
Jammed In Elevator
HAMILTON, Jan. 32—James Wags
,lurinK  the pa«r7£"*\ «od, »'fr-two.   proprietor  o
the    Board    oi * Wa"*»,a«8 Limited, makers of Jellies
Jams, etc., was ins'.antly killed  thli
mnrjlng when crushed in an elevator
lb his fi
Ing;
Murder and Suicide
an Anarchist,
the    Royalist
a FVancalee. to-day.
i officials ot    the
hooting herself    In
SWEATERS
AND
JERSEYS
FOR
MEN & BOYS
—y—
All sizes in
MENS
FINE STITCH and HEAVY
KNITT
Prices
Hard to Beat.
| Sizesin BOYS' 26 to 43 <nch
fasten up well over thc chest
the elasticity
affords plenty
freedom  for Work
or Play. Prices from
1.30, 2.00,
2.80 »p t0-3.20
each
NOTICE
Bowring Bros., Ltd.
* The Annual Meeting of the Friends and Supporters of the Newfoundland Bible Society will
be held in the Methodist College Hall on Sunday,
January 28th.( at 8.15 p.m.
The meeting will be addressed by His Excellency the Governor, His Lordship Bishop
Mowll of China, and Rev. H. Johnson.
The music will be rendered by the Gower
Street Choir under the direction of Miss Tait.
Collection in aid of the Funds of the Society.
W. R. STIRLING,'
Rec. Secretary.
Jan23,25,26.27
-~$®m
9®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®$
ommerclal I £
VICTOR
FLOUR
"One Must Lead."
DUBLIN, Jan. 22—th
First Southern Division
military forces, with
for the last six months, were captured
itlonal troops at Macroon, County
Cork.
England Plans Aviation
Ahead of all other Nations |
LONDON. Jiin. B—Aa a resull
remarkable developments recently  la\
I News to-day. Government expert
e preparing an entirely new avlatlo
policy which is to be submitted to *.h
Cabinet soon so that the Increased ex
penditure involved may be Included I
the next Budget. The plan content
pla'.es the building of a large numbc
of machines of a ncer type which, according to the news agency, will place ]
Great Britain, as regards aviation,
ahead of all other nations, "for mil -
tary and naval purposes."
HAM BUTT PORK IS CHEAPER.
I
I
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
HE
BABY SLEIGHS,
BOYS' AND GIRLS' SLEDS, SLED BACKS,
SKATES. HOCKEY STICKS AND PUCKS,
SNOW SHOVELS, SIDE WALK CLEANERS,
SLEIGH BELLS,   CREEPERS attached' while
you wait.
LEHMAN'S CHARCOAL FOOTWARMERS
(for driving).
THERMOS FLASKS AND REFILLS,
HOT WATER BOTTLES.
SPECIALS!
85c.
WALKING
STICKS
with Spears
1.10,  1.65
HEN'S
SNOW SHOES
3.00 pair.
MILLER
OIL HEATERS
.   3.00 each.
Arrived per S. S. Digby
100 Brls. H.B. Pork
"Nice   and   Red."
GEO. NEAL, Limited.
ALUMINIUM WARE uf
Kettles $2.60 each;   Saucepans SI.35 each:        |J|
Boilers $1.35, $1.75 each. jj
TO HOCKEY PLAYERS J
In our Men's Furnishing Dept. we are show-   f?
ing a good line of SHIN GUARDS, at 95c. pair.   JI
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