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view
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for
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making
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the
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regular
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fiiiiuir.
Committee
a
a
.
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PIPC1PU,
raip
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fr
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nmilllrp
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W.
W.
WrlKhl,
ailiirV
ItiiV
N'irlmlla
ulnl
wa
apMiiip
lo
ko
;
v
into
Hip
mutter
ami
A
lrowil
of
local
CVII.
'
Hip
uioierlakinir
liu
:.
(iipI
provMlnjr.
of
l:s
Hip
properly
will
al
ia
s-.ailalile
when
II
may
J
hy
Hie
cnmpany.
In
Aid
of
Hospital
taHer
of
ntliuir
the
4
hrouKhl
up
hy
Pre-c
;atp
who
umtplpl
:.'
miyhl
teratel
in
Hip
:
re
liy
mean
of
m
coll.
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l;al
leen
reporleil
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Hip
lnMpilal
Hil
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I
of
financial
ail-
l,
9
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M
II
II
baa
laPPII
HI
l
Sleriltier
III
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oper-j
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t
an
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nerear
ami
fur-1
!i-e
of
linen
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a
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al.
i
men
I
wa
ietip
ltaioM'r
lack
of
fuiul
a
Hip
rc-
II.,.
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nai
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j
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i
lal
year.
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irniiipra
am
m
isaaaiT
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ill
i
f
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hoapilal,
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faoreil
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a
concert
while
oilier
i
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a
mar
or
tarcc
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iiiii
-
I
Iiip
hy
the
club
In
life
more
plcaant
for
I
he
nf
Hie
hiKptlal.
After
Iprable
.)Uoulon,
Hie
mal-
ai
Iff
I
In
llm
tin
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aif
n
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II
I
All
I
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null
Fit
Prlnulaa
f.a
rii.irl
tmeL
111
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nieclltiR
of
Hip
cluh.
Address
by
Wright
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Hie
Mihjccl
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fit
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lileal
ami
oliiecl
(
Hp
ciircMr'il
Hie
opinion
"c
principle
f
friemUliIi
i.
it
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a
.
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njnn
rouiu
iiei
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la
A
.
i'j
nuiklllH
iiinio'i
I'nijpct
for
I
he
puMic
nood.
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he
heller
lo
umlerlnkc
liiiinlile
work
ami
Id
In
it
Hi
ft
ii
embark
on
piimc
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f
.rtltti
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at
III
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wimhu
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all
me
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in
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rii
in
t'l
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i"
niylliliiK
Jlial
was
umicr
1
"ixi
lhat
the
ImhIv
work
!
rll
tie
cornn.
he
coiirpe,
of
ilie
cvenlillf,
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Wa
I'Pliilei-ai.r
Kv
lln
I..
V
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Hliiiilio
HalatfiX)
acrom
'
mailer
of
Marlliiir
a
chili
"n
wa
left
in
Hie.
haml
of
Hnnler
and
W.
J.
XcNnn.
''hle.nl
Milton
Onnralp
was
ie
eliiilii
you
buy
advertising
you
CIRCULATION,
nd
m
thai
let
it.
It
m
unnnoun
DAI
LAmr'S
MI
Sir.
r
R
Social
Olub
Renews
Its
Activities.
...
With
Great
8u4..
Mr"'
E
Wl,"
Will
Again
"
!
Head
OrganliaUon
Meeting
HVAXSOX
HAY.
Orl.
J..
-Tim
Yesterday
Afternoon
HwatM.in
Hay
Surinl
Clul,
,n
..
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.
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.
.
renewed
il
arllvili-.
nw.i
y-Menlny
af,
.romin,
Coliilltic
.easim
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l
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h
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gay
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111
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I
111!
Il.ixi
a.
,.ert
a
managenient
or
ll.
c.oinmiffee
in
,
'
"
",r
,'a""'
cvcrnl
wry
etijoynlde
evening
haw
been
ajmtu.
,,
salimlay
evening
fouml
Hi,
hall.in
fi-lVp
array
fVr
1
!
"Hani
Time"
dance.
Many
clever
iui.
original
co-luinc
wimp
,im,
.M
raptured
the
la-lifV
,irj(.
(
Ki'iilpm.M,
wa
awar.li..l
f,.
jWallir
n.
Ilimiiini.
AiimiiK
lima
rrM)l
wfrf:
.Mr.
L.
llenii-Myt
.Mr-.
j.;,
LaiiKl.
Air.
ami
Mr.'
Aaljili
Mc-A'lain.
.Mr.
ami
Mr.
It.
w.
Mac.
huy,
Mr.
amj
Mrn.
Waller
C
if
i
...
i
BE
AFFORDED
BOYS
President
II
r.
V.
K.
,
Secret
a
ry-Trea
u
rer
.irnnn.K.
.ir.
ami
.ir.
i:riMA
S
.
Hlanro
an.l
Mr,
p
n
i
ic.
Mr.
aim
ir
i-
n
i.
,
n...
I
.
.
.
V
..
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ill
WIHl.
iiiMi.1
in.......
-nini,
(.ajnain
nm
Mr.
Hprsr
Mr
-,.r
Wirt
imNUH
if-,a,
Mr,,
j,.,
Vni
,
.j
a
1..
I
II
.
.
4SHIK
aiUl
intuiirujn
hip
kiwpI.
Mr.
SIwpI
Mr
l.ork-
iian.
Mm.
Power,
Mr.
WIipIipII.
Mr.
Salmain,
Mi
Smilli;
Mpr.
II.
Vah.
T.
MpCiiIsiui,
Hamilton
,
Ymu-ouwr
,
Avon.
KirrliPiiPr.
Jack
Arkley.
Harry
Wlialpn.
.loliniiy
MrNiroll.
Win:
4i
it
rfnk
IliU
winlpr
mijorr,
n,u
l.ar.on
ami
(iuerney.
VII
projMTly
lylnir
on
Hipi
.
.
.
insrti
i
hp
union
ami
nm
jnOAi
iiip
curiUP
..lllrp.
Tli
rluli
IiiIpii.U
UWUUI1L
LI1UI11C
.
.
I
...
-
a
.
....
can
,ia
I
iiii.i
iiaii.&:aav
I
iIip
if
ron
in
I
may
Iip
I
hat
II
may
lp
iipi
In
ii:::::ipr
a
pnni
court
.
,
i.
.......
i
.....I
ii.
..m..
Li1
I
w
riiaiMt-ia
aaiuj
iii-
aiin-
t-
lowaril
Hip
filll'l
u!
!
plalillliPil
for
work
Hwi'
I
aiip
TIip
pxpculivp
.1
f
a
rpnorl
on
Hip
mat-
INSTRUCTION
WILL
W.
I
lift
Mr-.
H.
I)ai
Inn,
Kxp.miI
J
w
Mr.
i.
,.
WimmI-aii.l,
Mr.
S.
A.
Hranl,
Mr.
A.
T.
parkin
ami
Mi
M,
A.
Way.
Hpinrl
rtf
la
ypar'.s
urlivitiH
jwpr
r-aH
liy
Mr.
Ilarlou.
upc-
rflnry.
.
Tlierp
wa
a
luirt
program.
Mrx.
Parkin
wail
a
pappr,
"A
Jpa
for
Mii.ir,"
Mr.
I-:,
p.
H'pnnj-winprp
a
piano
uoo,
ami
Mr.
I.
McMillan
There
wa
a
stjiinI
atlemlance.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
A.
P..
KuiKlit,
.
JJIarr.
M.
'.
McKerelier
ami
ii.
T.
Hcouler,
Vancmner;
.1.
p.
WiMxIanl,
l.oin.
pie,r.ii1..
F.
.Mimi
Jame.
J'ort
SI.
Jameo;
K.
F.
Mirliam),
Terrace;
It.
Ilerrimlay
ami
Mr.
nll
Mrn.
K.
Kchniiilj!,
Winuipex;
K.
For.
ber,
lln
mil
I;
A.
It.
Near.
Hwan-wui
Hay;
Frank
llealey,
Niagara
Fullx;
Mr.
ami
Mr.
i.
MrK'en-
1-nlU;
Mile
M.
Hiifley,
Hpokaue
Member
of
Hie
hool
board
al
Central
lal
mvlil'a
meelmrx
agreed
that;
h-
ewiiham.
nillakdamix:
pn
engine
lHtruction
ImmiIiI
l.e
added
to
the
rurriciillilll
of
the
manual
Irnininii
classe
after
January
I.
In
the
meantime,
I
he
board
has
undertaken
lo
pay
the
fee
for
Mr.
lto,
Hie
lnlriirlnr.
laklne
a
course
in
lhi
work
at
Uie
Xorlbern
iNdyteelmic
Insli-IiiIp.
The
purchase
of
an
en-
8ine
will
e
Kiine
into
later.
TBI
nnrt
tfiwi
fcVtKi
dAIIIx
WITH
SCIENCE'
So
Says"
Canon
Barnes
of
West
minster
Preaching
at
Liverpool
Cathedral
MVF.IIPOOU
Orl.
II.
-r;annn
liarnea,
f
Wetminli'r,
preaeb.
l
at
I.iverpool
Catlieilral.
It
wan
a
coinmonplare,
he
ai,l,
that
all
elitaion.
ewn
Jhoii'gh
-
their
fr-mnlurie
anil
(aacTeii
liookn
xeem.
eil
lit
Kiianitileo
nh"nr
if
change,
were
conlanlly.moiifiei.
Ijiile
reliirioii
ua
morthiiml
it
wii
ilynainlc
ami
not
otcllc.
II
was
a
living
prncen
wilhm
Hie
pirit
of
man
am)
a
ucb
it
wa
affected
liy
(he
idea
and
emo-
UjoiiM
of
Jlie
poinmimily
in
whirh
II
exllei.
Keiisioii
riioupjil
and
feelinp
alike
were
influenced
for
jrood
or
ill.
by
contemporary
Militlra,
aiocial,
and
inlelleriual
'
ninvemenN.
I
Opposed
by
Leaders
Camm
llarue
emd)ail
the
gain
to
Chrilianily
which
had
come
from
secular
profire
ex.
tern
a
I
lo
jNelf.
The
aump-lion
and
ini'tlnxl
of
mMi-hc,
he
naid,
had
affeetiNl
Hie
wliolp
outlook
of
educated
men.
In
particular
Hioe
Itninche
of
ncience
iwliicb
wen"
concerned
with
pbyoic
and
biology
bad
radically
.e,
l
o
Antaele;
Mr.
J.
O.
Mob-'changed
our
conception
l,lh
of
'Pi.
'.'
!!na:.."-
raylor-
iienn
""
"trunure
of
the
vi-ihle
uni-
vcrp
ami
also
of
Hie
develop,
menl
of
life
upon
thi
eartli.
The
effect
of
the
scientific
move.
W.
V..
Van
Meier.
Terrace:
F.ir.i..i
oiit
...
.-.,.
ni
....
"nr.
..
ii-
uiiih
it
aliatl'.ll
lianlcls
and
W.
p.
Patterson,
C.Mul
on
private
faith,
had
besn
X.H.;
II.
Shaw,
Huiilhers;
M.pr,Mjrimis.
Under
any
circiim.
Iausim.
Port
Hssiimlon;
ieorjreUanre
II
would
have
been
far-Ookut.in.cily;
W.
J.
Hartley,
Van-jrenrhiiip.
Hl
unfortunately
re.
roilwr
jpreenlalive
CJirltian
leader.
'..III.
il.
a.
ti.:.
'
jaaaiia
an-
rnjiri
iii..iia
in
ailll
Will......
I
ll,..ll.
.
.
..
......I
...
ii.Mirj,
iiniiinMi-
communion,
opposeii
ine
new
of
Mark
Fisher
Si
Son
Oi.,
Van-
Vcjcnlifie
eonceptions
a
they
an.
n.uve,r
tailoring
firm,
arrived
ppared.
Pcience
wa
then
enm-ifrom
the
south
on
the
Prince
oee.
lo
ficbl
for
nulonrtrnv
on
giiheHe
''-
Vewa.jiieorjte
yesieniay
afternoon.
jU
iiwn
territory:
and,
a
Dr.
I
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
OPENS
ONE
OF
WORLD'S
LARGEST
RAILWAY
YARDS
FOR
GRAIN
IS
Som.
Idea
of
the
extrnt
of
the
Nrebin
Trrmlnal
opened
at
Fort
William
this
fall
by
the
Canadian
m
i:
i..t
Riilwavs
it
given
by
int
iove
piciurrs,
nwi;
i'n
a
aaw
nuir
won
vi',
J.yJi
i.r.
This
new
terminal
is
doinr
much
to
minlmire
thcposaibility
of
grain
car
conjestion
on
Can-j-
wlilnnal
lines
at
the
head
of
the
lakeaj
expedite
delivery
of
grain
to
elevators
for
shipment
down
the
the
trsn.rort.tlon
service
provided.
View,
shown
are
as
follows:
-Clatsificstion
yard
looking
eastward
from
the
hump.
-Twenty-four
stall
round-houae
with
electrically
operated
turntable
in
the
foreground.
-View
from
center
of
the
clasaiftcation
yard,
ahowing
tar
coming
from
"hump."
'
"rickl
and
one-half
million
buahel
elevator
at.
Port
Arthur,
owned
hy
Canadian
National
Rail-
-r.ifciia
-
...
v...,ln
n-..in
ffn'mir
Inln
elevator
from
Cam
at
one
enrl
anil
beinir
loaded
Ml
wayii
me
piciuir
niuink
boat
at
the
other.
i
tv,.
"Kumn
"
where
the
force
of
gravity
is
the
only
power
used
In
placing
cars
In
the
elessincatlba
trecki
Wiied
I
tJ
"hem.
Two
cars
have
just
been
released
and
are
shown
on
their
way
U
cIsMiflcatlon
yard.
$TR0U
It
CiaAaetVTV
WItmTwi
llolxon
had
aid
in
hi
Oiffordl
leclureM,
the
reull
had
leen
a
iirolonged
nl
tussle
in
which1
Iheolopy
had
lol
eery
liatlle.
Ai
a
consequence
ft
wa
now
widely
heljeyed
by
the
populace
that
(hrilianity
itself
had
been
worsted.
Mythological
Accretions
alBBa
X'afBBBBBBBBBK
.aflBkalBBBBW.
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.'"flS
Jr
i
k
Jlsv
in
Tins
ofSOandJOO
TIMBER
SALE
X
5454.
Tlvre
mill
I
uttrrni
fur
SJIe
al
Public
Aurlii.
al
Dtam
m
IKe
od
day
i.f
.Niivmi-
txr.
In
the
uttirr
of
th
lii'trlrt;
yomlrr,
Omrt
lloue.
Prlnre
Ituperl.
Ihel
Lirenra
.
J4.I.
Ui
nil
SH.7II0
Jarklilne
At
least
a
generation
must
pass-Vr
"Xa.e,.
,T
'Z
before,
il
wa
generally
recijr-'-Aiina
hiar.
apiniiinuuir
f
jniie
a..i
l
fruoi
ImwiiI
Lake,
taupe
fj'
,
,
a
.
ii.i
a
a
niscd
thai,
Titb
regard
to
re.
inorirt.
ligion.
science
wa
neutral.
Kdu-j
'''
.,
nn
'
it"-i
fr
re-1
rated
men
knew
that
the
tradi-i
runtk-r
luriiruUr.
r
iw
cwa-f
Fore
lional
representation
of
the
JJJ.
MlT
Tun
i.urisiian
laun
must
ne
onorn
oi
what
had
become
mythological
j
acerelion.
Hut
Cliri-tianily
re.
I
TIMBER
SALE
X6S90.
lied
a
biological
Orjranim
vim.i,,
r
i.mi
,t
viru.rla.
n,.t
lalw
willi
n
racial
future.
In
(i.f.
Ihaii
irnon
mi
Uie
tn
dar
t
Aoveniuer.
tail
r.
j-
th.
miM-h..
..r
1
1.-.
v
c-.cin
Irilggle
foif
exislepce
il
jraineil
nit
ii.jnu
Jark
I'lne
aod
Snruee
Tlea!
strength
and
power
by
utilising
XmX"
"nl"n'
H,"r'
its
environment.
It
ioughl
Jhlh
't
(
ar
wiu'te
aibiwed
rr
re-freealom
from
old
limitations
and
n'n.ri'Jr'?iur
r
,he
ant
or-increase
mapry
of
hostile
ter.
vinona.
nr...
nr
ie
bMtnri
rore-
.
a
i
a
aa
a
.
wr,
rnnrp
ituperl,
li.l..
.
force.
Amid
all
change
lis
e.
senlial
character
wa
preserved,
for
il
rested
on
historical
fact
TIMBER
SALE
X5464.
pealed
Tenders
will
tie
rrreiveal
br
th
flltirt
r.MMiar
tu.1
l.lp
th.ii
nmrfi
ttn
combined
with
permanent
in-
tue
tub
dar
r
ort.r.
!.
f-r
iiu
tuition
and
continually
repeate.)
tt
experience
of
all
hunian
spirit,
ooo
riuo.
ut
cedar,
HMuia-k,
spmre
art
It
mu.t
never
be
forgotten
lhat
Tmo
j,,
K,rs
mm
tm
hlVtfa
lur
all
ti'iimnn
nelivilt-
ntul
not
cral
tt
limber.
.
,,
.
..
.a,
Further
paromlar
of
the
Chief
Fore-
inrrrij
iiiiikp
us-
i
iin
n
iurj
Pf.
virtiarla.
lit
Hie
IHnirlrl
lia-ener,
called
science
and
religion,
rest-
I'rtaee
imperi,
B.C.
ihI
upon
imjiroved
and
improv-
TIMBER
SALE
X
5429.
able
assumption".
Faith,
bow-,
There
will
be
off-red
for
Sale
at
Public
Aut'0".
l
"
lh
daj
of
Oe
eee
ever,
wa
wa
a
a
necessn.v
ieeeilv
oi
of
eTUtenee
exiMenee.
vX)t
,,tJ
,
ttM
orrlre
or
Uh
Dltlrlrl
Zealots
sometlnie
contended
rireer,
Cuart
House,
prince
BuperL
the
n.i
!...
l
..t..
:
LleiM
XJU,
lo
rut
1
04.500
JaUpine
.ai
inn
...a-
u
..n,
lame
glKj
spi-Urp
Tie,
cm
an
area
fituatedsou
Idinit
faith,
lint
the
ioilern
world.
Franco!
Lakr,
at
a
polDt
knuwn
as
Up.
.
,
.
-
lt
a
ii
Nnnil
nay.
itanpv
t,
iuasi
unu
uisarica.
so
far
as
it
bad
fallen
under
the
Fhe
i,
rrtn
lU
i
.nowwi
ror
re-
sway
of
scientific
method,
,e
i"ai
r
uiuber
.
...
;
Further
lurtirulara
of
tl
Chler
Fore.
mauded
lhat
faith
should
lie
rea-
ter
victoria.
B.C..
or
District
Forever,
4.nable
and
not
blind.
!,!l!Llll,Pf1,.B:
Universal
Mind
TIMBER
SALE
X4701.
As
Ihey
passed
from
science
lo-
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
Uie
philosophy
an.l
religion.
H.ey
had
ZT'Jt
lo
assume
Hie
existence
of
a
uni-
!.
f'"
Prrhae
of
Ueeivce
X
"t.
,
.
,
.
,
.
a
,
a
I"
CI
4i0.l0
feet
aif
Sfiriire,
Oatar.
Ilem-
versal
ni.nd
in
onler
to
bind
to-
hk
taA
Balsam.
r
an
area
nutated
on
gether
the
sequences
of
phe.
JJ,,,,
'
xt
pm
lln',
Klor
liomena
which
science
observed,
two
(
year
will
be
allowed
far
re-and
described.
Then,
as
the
'aMs
'""?1;ir"f;(ltar(,
,)f
fnkf
For.
of
religious
failb.tliey
further
as-iter.
Victoria.
B.:
or
the
tlirin
Fores-sumed
lhat
the
value
which
they,1"-
''rl"r
""pyr'-
Hf-
instinctiely
deemed
supreme
ex-
TIMBER
SALE
X5538.
pressed
the
quality
of
that
mind!.
There
will
be
offered
for
Sale
at
Public
1
Anoesikei
!
tsatatti
iti
th
lOtn
n
v
rtf
lit.
lo
whom
all
natural
process
was
iber.
isii.
in
tW
office
or
the
District,
ilue.
In-
Jul
In.
I
n
as
there
mere
wits
was
a
a
miilv
tinny
Furesler,
Court
House,
Prince
Hupert.
';jckpuw
the
'x
Ur,llre
ss
Q
fu,
4,
000
between
the
human
mind
and
the
and,,
sprue
Tie,
ou
an
area
situated
on.
tinitv
l-cancois
uae.
al
a
poini
known
a
U-i
proefsses
araieaes
oi
of
nature
1141
11
ri-
a
a
winy
,..
o.
.
,..,
,n,a
ni.irin
'
which
made,
science
possjhli.
so
Fire
S)
year
will
be
allowed
for
re-j
there
l.etween
the
mnfl.r
xiUn
wa
a
unity
or
(he
a.ir
Fores-i
moral
and
aesthetic,
judgment
of
lr.
Victoria.
B.C.
or
District
Forester,
Hie
human
spirit
mid
the
Cod
'JSJ"!-?-i-
whom
Hint
spirit
owed
it
crea
lion.
Through
these
processes
TIMBER
SALE
X
5250.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Lauds,
at
Victoria,
not
later
fioil
revealed
Himself.
11
was
.a.iluu
g,i
on
ihe
tth
day
of
Ortnber,
.
for
ihe
purchase
of
Licence
x
s0.
fnet
laci
Hint
mat,
n
hi
lovnllv
mjany
to
to
the
me
high.
iumi-i,o
fnx
JJCOii,00
trfX
of
Crtlir
Sprur.,
est
ideals
implanted
within
lis,
we
Hemlock
and
Balaam
on
an
area
situated
experienced
the
.certainly
that,
no-
'SXir'SSt:
VnU-
Ct"m'i'
thing
cimlil
separate
lis
irotn
uie,
mree
(J)
j-ears
win
be
allowed
ror
re
I
.a
aC
I
iiii.aii
ui
aiiiiari.
lull-
1l
"I'll,
Obsolete
Dogmas
Science
had
given
n
new
conception
of
what
they
meant
by
reasonable
faith.
In
doing
so
it
Further
particular
of
the
Chief
Fores
ter.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
Distrirt
Forester,
prince
llupcrt.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5512.
Sealed
Tender
wilt
be
received
by
the
llnl.i..
'
a
...-
.a
.-,.....
I
.
i
..
.
....
.....l
.'I
lini.,
"
,
,.
liui
l.iri
,.
,
at
I
nail
siriKiniil)
uiieri-u
toe
uy
mi,
man
noon
on
lite
uin
day
of
ortouer,
's.
ror
u
purchase
of
Licrnra
X
511
.
avliieh
Ihev
ninironeheal
relitrion
I
:
r
wIik
Ii
inej
approacneu
iikioii.i.
m
oo
t)(l
or-Han,.,,
,dar.!
Some
old
mitdes
of
argument
and
Spruce
and
Balsam
on
an
area
situated'
,
.
..
i
i
i
...
i.
had
i
,at
the
south
end
of
Clio
Bay,
Itange
1,
!
heir
attendant
dogmas
rap-
U-M
District.
,
idly
becnine;
obsolete.
Among
elisions
communions
there
was,
n
conseijuence,
much
confusion,
ome
bitterness,
fear
of
change
combined
with
recognition
of
its
necessity,
Theological
thought.
which
claimed
'
to
be
Two
if
year
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
or
umber.
Further
psrllruUr
of
the
Chirr
Forester,
VlctiM-la,
It.c...
or
District
Forester,
Prince
Unpen,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5271.
Sealed
Tenders
will
b
received
by
Ibe
Minister
or
Lands,
al
Virinrta.
not
liter;
sclehlificltlMit
noon
on
tin
Uth
day
nf
October.
,,
.,
,
IM.
.fr
the
purchase
uf
Licence
XJt7l.'A
and
was
still
widely
nrrepiei,!.0
uj.ooo
feet
ut
cdar
Pole
ami;
oi-eeriil
hmt
nail
Irndilions
irauuion.
The
""w
on
in
irr
adjolnlns
Lot
S87,
pieciiu
"(IMMD
nf
skeena
Crossins.
Caiar
Pls-I
riogmaiie
inconseoiieiic
in
iiiui-n
.irict
current
reiffiou
apologetic,
waa
painful.
Canon
Harnes
concluded
by
saying
thai
scientist
could
dn
tnicb
to
help,
the
enmmunily
in
Ihe
period
through
which
we
were
pjissing,
omj-he
urged
them
lo
lake
every
opportunity
In
set
forth
their
religious
ideals
and
lo
show
how
in
their
minds
r.hriatianily
and
science
reacled.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
New.
Tut)
(!)
years,
will
La
allowed
for
re..
movai
or
timber.
turlticr
particulars
or
that
Clilaf
Forester,
Victoria.
B.C
w
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5659.
'
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
ibe
Minister
of
Lands,
at
Victoria,
not
later
than
noon
on
Uie
Uth
day
of
October,
IVfS.
for
the
purchase
of
License
iiiV,
to
rut
7.3JO
LiMtrvpolf
Pine
and
Hemlock'
Tie
on
an
area
situated
aboiir-
iwo
miles
from
Uedirvale
Station,
Caiwdlau
.tallonal
Hallway,
Cisslar
tustrlct.
Twa
()
year
will
be
allowed
for
re-inoval
or
timber.
.
Further
particular
of
the
Chief
Fore-ter.
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
rince
Rupert,
B.C.
Summer
COAL
Oreat
sail
faction
I
llepe.it
orders
being
rilled
every
day
for
Nanaimo-Wellinglon
Nut
Coal
Oulrk
Fire!
Lasts
Longer!
Coals
samp
as
other
.Nut
Coals.
Phone
116
or
564."
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&
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