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Hember
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Thursday,
Oel.
18,
1023.
At
the
Catholic
bazaar
lal
nighl
Hon.
Ernest
Lapoinle
spoke
of
Ihe
value
f
the
parish
.rhuivli
in
the
life
nf
the
country,
lie
coupled
with
it
the
value
of
ru-operaliou
and
iustanced
(he
progress
of
Quebec
where
in
each
parish
the
people
were
united
under
a
panh
priest.
In
the
west
we
are
mil
a
church
going
people
and
yet
no
one
would
wish
to
remove
the
'Churches
from
the
community
They
are
the
centres
from
which
radiate
heller
influence
which
rrystnllizs
into
forces
thai
move
the
eountrv.
No
one
can
exactly
jrange
hov
niufh
we
owe
the
churches
in
the
life
of
Ihe
country.
We
can
only
guess.
Of
what
we
arc
sure
is
that
no
community
would
like
to
be
without
Ihem.
Election
Talk
Is
Premature.
Premier
Oliver
ays"Jie
talk
6,f
a
'p'nTvjacial
elei'liori'
fs
"pre-mature.
There
is
no
propos.nl
o
appeal
to
Ihe
couulrv
jusl
now,
As
a
matler
of
fad
Ihere
js
no
issue
on
which
In
appeal
lo
Ihe
country
jusi
ai
present,
hveryihing
is
going
well.
The
inter
ests
of
Ihe
constituencies
are
being
crved
by
the
members
now
representing
them,
and
an
election,
just
now
would
le
ojiite
unjustified
in
view
of
the
cost
it
would
be
In
Ihe
country
and
Ihe
manner
in
which
it
would
iinscllle
business.
When
the
Legislature
decided
to
extend
the.
period
during
which
they
could
sit
from
four
years
to
.five,
it
was
with
a
desire
to
bring
about
greater
stability
and
to
prevent
the
loo
frequent
recurrence
of
elections.
If
some
momentous
isiie
arises,
then
it
is
Ihednty
of
the
premier
to
ak
Ihe
LieuL-tiovernor
to
dissolve
the
legislature
and
take
a
yule
of
the
people.
There
i
no
such
momentous
issii
at
present..
Condition-
have
steadily
improved
since
Ihe
last
election
and
will
continue
(o
improve.
An'
election
some
lime
in
Ihe
year
l!i2.
would
''meet
all
legitimate
demands.
There
seems
al
present
no
good
reason
why
Ihe
people
should
be
put
lo
Ihe
expense
of
an
election
earlier.
Centralization
Of
Public
Schools.
.
$onie
er&qro
tlie
public
schools
vere
managed
and
financed
from
Yjcjoria,
Teachers
received
their
monthly
checks
from
Ihe
miniier
of
education
and
Ihe
local
school
boards
had
little'lo
do.Tnc'MeHride
government
wisely
made
a
change.
They
decided
it
would
be
belter
for
the
local
committees
lo
take
more
interest
in
their
schools.
They
had
lo
pay
for
Idem
anyway
directly
or
indirectly
ahdlhey
should
have
more
financial
resnonsibililv.
Thai
is
I
lie
coiernnienf
tuiftev
i.wl-..-
it
:
a
carrying
on
of
the
Me
H
ride
policy
in
Ihe
mailer
of
finance.
The
municipalities
have
lo
raise
a
portion
of
(h
money
required,
Ihe
iMiMim-r
roiiinniiiiuK
a
certain
amount
for
each
teacher
em
ployed.
The
Union
of
Municipalities
feeling
the
burden
'of
mnnici-
j.ii
minion
iisivcu
ior
a
reversion
to
me
old
-yslem.
Thai
(he
government
refuses.
The
Itinnev
tins
lo
lie
pni.oil
mul
llm
ru..r.l.
who
live,
here
will
have
lo
pay
for
Ihe
schools
h-re,
no
matler
w.nriiirr
u
m
raiseu
ny
me
scnooi
hoard,
me
citv
ronnciror
ttie
provincial
government.
There
is
no
shiflinjr
of
'the
burden.
If
we
gel
(he
benefit
we
have
lo
pay
for
it;
11
would
I
unjust
lo
do
otherwise.
The
present
system
may
nof
be
perfect
but
it
i
beller
t
fin
n
a
syslehi
by
which
nil
(he
local
irMiliitioiis
would
be
managed
from
Vicluria.
"I
Had
Terrible
Backache
From
Kidney
Disease"
Mr.
M.
A.
McNeS,
Ca
Man
SU
NA,
write
i
1
wai
troubled
for
years
with
terrible
backache,
reiultiag
from
kidney
diteate.
At
tunes
in
each
month
I
remained
ia
bed,
the
pain
wi
more
thia
1
could
Uad,
end
to
walk
wai
elavo'it
impotiible.
I
uied
Aboat
$50.00
worth
of
other
medkinet.
but
with
little
reiult.
New
I
aea
completely
better,
ahcr'
mmuj
only
fire
boaei
of
Dr.
Qttte't
Kidney-lirer
PiTl.
Dr.
Chase's
Kldney-Llver
Pills
OM
pUI
a
iM,
tlcxm.
m
hot.
AH
Aerm.
or
A
Co.,
IJLA
Teroat
r
Tke
Mai
ia
tke
Meet
SAYSi-
HOW
i
a
fat
round
man
go.
ing
lo
sipiarc
li
i
m
-!
f
with
his
wife?
WHAT
a
curious
thing
it
is
thai
the
little
mailer
of
coal
harnns
am
iheir
excessive
profits
never
seems
lo
be
mentioned
now.
,
IT
never
appears
lo
lie
quite
ceriain
whether
-Ihe
palienl
has
appendicitis
or
Ihe
doctor
lias
professional
curiosily.
SI.NCK
there
have
been
so
many
vessels
wrecked
on
tliis
coast,
why
not-
send
Henry
lord
to
slop
the
war
agaitist
commerriaLves.
ses
on
Ihe
pari
of
the,
wind
and
fog.
IT
is
jusl
possible
thai
Ihe
race
between
Papyrus
ami
Zev
on
Saturday
may
be
a
paper
rhae.
Papyrus
passed
(he
immigra
tion
authorities
of
ihe
U.S.
without:
so
much
as
a
question,
while
many
good
prospective,
citizens
were
detained
at
Klli
I.
land.
TIII'.HK
have
been
a
lot
of
un
pleasant
thing
said
of
Prince
iluperl
hut
no
citizen
has
ever
lieeu
accused
of
holding
up
eilher
nf
the
banks
or
'slnmliug
up
a
teller.
PKMIAPS
the
'quality,
of
the
tellers
have
something
to
do
with
if.
T
A
YOtJ.ND
lady
who
finds
it
difficult
to
ken
her
own
caiuue
lia
been
labelled
"The
Teller."
.
.
I
AM
rattier
clad
.Lloyd
Ceorjre
did
not
come"
here.
If
be
had
come
I
should
have
heen
com
pelled
out
of
all
decency
lo
write
a
column
of
piffle
about
lii
in,
but
he
is
no
joke
and
i'
would
have
been
diltlcull.
YOU
choke
your
car
if
you
Che
it
loo
much
fuel
so
you
choke
yourself
if
you
fat
tmj
much
food.
A
DKAIOCHAOY
is
a
land
in
which
all
Ihe
ignorant
people
know
everything
and
advice
j
free.
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Pilnc
Rupart
October
1t,
1t13.
Haron
von
Seher
I'hos.
Huron
Von
llohenverl
and
liarou
von
Lutlvvit.
wealthy
(eriuan
In.
eslor,
arrived
from
(he
south
on
(he
steamer
Prince
Unpen"
ibis
iiiorning
and
proceeded
foy
train
In
llaellou
where'
I
bey
will
investigate
Ihe
)ossil)jjy
nf
u
colonization
scheme
for
that
district.
They
were
uccnmiuinied
by
Mr.
i)
Kelly,
(i.
c.
palmer
and
H.
Price
of
aneouver.
The
Hoard
of
Trade
ha
de
cided
to
establish
a
pertuanenl
exhibit
of
minerals
and
oiher
re
sources
of
Onlral
lirilish
Oilum
Ida
and
will
rent
a
large
slore
in
Ihe
Westenhaver
Ulock
on
Second
Avenue
for
Ihe
purpose.
There
i
quite
a
.licusion
taking
place
Ihroiich
the
roliimn.
of
Ihe
haily
.News
belweeu
Mayor
Pa
Ittlllo
and
!'...
vtil
iiuniiii..n
lKiuslas
ai
to
whether
or
not
lasl
year's
council
lefl
a
leficil
for
I
lie
present
one
lo
lake
up.
Mayor
I'allullo
says
Ibevdid
and
Kx.-Ald.
Douglas
says
Ihey
did
not.
FORMER
LOCAL
GIRL
MARRIED
AT
SEATTLE
Announcement
Received
of
Wed
ding
of
Mies
Irene
Oampp,
Oavghttr
e
Mr.
and
Mra.
N.
K.
Oampp
Announcenwnls
have
been
re
ceived
in
Ihe
city
of
the
marriage
of
Miss
Ireiie
Charlolle.
'liinipp,
ilaugliler
of
Mr.
and
ilrs.
(lamjip,
Mount
Vernon,
Wash.,,
to
Jn-epb
ilarshiill
llal-flehl
Ml
Hie.
home
of
lhi
bride's
paiTnlH
on
Salarday
idghl
last.
The
hride
resided
in
the
cilv
and
ntlemled
Ihe
local
public
schools
in
the
early
days.
Her
father
was
a
well
known
iiucslor
and
ennlraclor.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hatfield
will
be
al
borne
fu
Kstacada,
Ore.,
after
oeioiier
17,
THi
UAfLit
IfEWD
Thursday,
October
18,
1953,
MINISTER
OPENS
THE
BIG
BAZAAR
Hon.
Ernest
Lapolnte
Expresses
Great
Pleasure
at
Being
Present
EVENT
IS
SUCCESS
The
formal
onetime-
of
Ihe
Catholic
Church
luunV
-
look
place
last
night
in
the
old
Knights
of
Pylhiii
Hall,
llelger-sou
Hlock,
when
Hon.
Krnesl
l.apointe
olliciated,
there
being
presenl
also
liishon
lliino.
Father
McCrath
and
a
number
of
rilUcns
who
had
come
especially
for
Ihe
purpose
of
greeting
Ihe
minister.
1
Father
MeOralh
In
Introducing
Ih
minister
of
marine
and
fisheries,
thanked
those
who
had
contributed
lo
Ihe
bazaar,
men-
lioniiu
particularly
those
who
had
donated
Ihe
use
of
Ihe
hall,
Ihe
merchants
who
had
piven
irlieles.
the
conveners
of
com.
nifttees
and
their
assistants
and
he
press.
p
I
hanked
(hem
ali
for
dealing
so
generously
with
Ihem
oil
this
occasion.
They
were
ulad
to
have
with
Ihem
a
distinguished
visitor
whose
name
had
been
a
household
word
In
Prince
Iluperl
since
his
last
visit.
He
was
a
talesman
of
whom
Ihey
were
all
proud.
It
was
a
great
source
of
pleasure
lo
Ihem
to
have
Hon.
Krnesl
l.;i
point
e
with
them
that
night.
Serve
Country
Mr.
I.awoiule
expressed
himself
as
heing
glad
lo
be
hack
in
Prince
Iluperl.
He
hail
become
acquainted
with
Father
Mrfirnlh
Ihree
years
ago
when
Ihe
lale
Mr.
Kennedy
hail
been
with
(hem.
One
of
the
finest
remembrances
of
that
visit
was
thai
of
meeting
Father
MeOralh
and
he
was
glad
when
he
received
a
telegram
in
viting
him
lo
be
pre-enl
oti
that
occasion.
Hesaidtit
ineaiil
tnueb
lo
thcui'ejve
and
to
Ihe
country
lo
he
united
in
the
parish,
sharing
the.
joys
and.
sorrow.
Co.
operation
meant
,
much
for-any.
body
of
men.
In
the
dear
old
province
of
(Juehec
where
their
population
bad
increased
to
over
three
millions
ihey
were
trying
lo
serve
Iheir
country
in
a
similar
way
and
make
il
as
prosper
oils
as
possible.
e
was
glad
lo
meet
the
people
and
glad
lo
know
Father
MeOralh.
Itishoji
llunoz
congratulated
the
managers
of
Ihe
haaar
on
Iheir
good
fortune
in
connection
with
this
event.
The
dale
on
which
it
opened
was
a
happy
augury
for
its
Micce.s.
e
re-rognized
Ihe
great
work
of
Ihe
ladies
in
connection
with
Ibis
event.
This
be
thought
would
lie
a
record
year.
It
was
iheir
good
fortune
to
have
it
opened
by
a
minister
of
fisheries.
II
wa
a
great
tiling
for
Ihe
undertaking
lo
have
a
minister
with
them
who
hail
to
do
with
Ihe
greal
local
industry
and
under
him
Ihey
fell
II
would
grow
and
pros,
per.
A
hearty
vole
of
thinks
lo
(In)
minister
for
coming
I
here
was
passed
with
applause.
The
bazaar
was
well.
attended
yesterday
and
early
Ibis
afternoon.
A
large
Jiiisiness-
-was
done
al
the
Ira
tallies
and
goods
were
sold
readily.
The
various
drawings
will
lake
place
this
evening
when
js
expected
(hut
(be
attendance
will
be
even
larger
I
hah
yesterday.
MRS.
PAT
CARY
DIES
SUDDENLY
Well
Known
Fionaar
of
City
Passed
Away
This
Morning
at
Residence
on
First
Avenue
Mrs.
Patrick
(
inrv
nassed
awnv
suddenly
Hits'
morning
about
.l
o
clock
ai
iter
iiome
on
Avenue.
I)ece;ieil
had
rellpu.'l
annul
cully
In
I,,
u,ual;
stale
of
beal.h.
U?!,
AM
fiirlhor
jsne
was
c
zci
ui
11
u
sie
ami
called
to
Mrs.
Ilicbard
Long,
who
was
slaying
with
her,
A
physician
was
at
once
called
bill
by
the
Ijme
he
arriwd
life
was
elhi:l
heart
failure
being
Lritell
11s
ei.ti.in
they
certainly
are
ood
ctears
Ld
m
r
BULL
DOG
SIZE
of
(he
Oranby
Consolidated
Minimr,
fimelllnsr
V
Power
Co..
and
Mrs,
Monro
passed
through
the
city
las
niglit
hound
'from
Vancouver
In
Anyox
on
Ihe
steamer
Prince
Oeorge.
Prosperous
advertising
means
regular
continuous
advertising.
INfRAL
ACT.
ocarif
icati
orienNovtsiEiTS.
a
once.
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"Voose
Xn.
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in1
Um.u
ft
1"
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ui....
l-linlteil.
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nrorilrr
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pijnH
rf
lilittinriiv
a
Crown
Grant
of
f
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j
lake
ni.tlre
that
artlon.
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"Mnrr
ni
urn
oriiririm
iwa
inn
loin
,ujr
of
Aurui.
a
n.
Itti
P.
M.
MOSCKTor
Arnl.
LAND
ACT.
ftstfce
IfiUnUM
t
Aptff
to
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Lm.
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law
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ana
vitnate
l"i
i.uniwa
in
let.
M..I-..I.V
1.1...H
Mrs.
Cmw
was
72
years
of
oge
':Hue
l.iamM.
iiimi
mix
iiniii
in
ireiaiio.
ciik
"i
anmufr,
ii.;
or'Hatlim
lirtni
came
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was
one
of
her
experiences
in
pioneer
days
in
Western
Canada.
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daushlers
are
efl
lo
mourn
Iheir
mother's
demise
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W.
J.
Caldwell,
formerly
of
Prince
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and
now
residing
in
Okanairan,
Vah
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Mrs.
Charles
Prosser
nf
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been
communicated
with
by
wire
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from
them.
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remains
are
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charge
of
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general
manager
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