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xtiit
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TRAINS
LEAVE
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RUTERT
lOMlf,
WEDNESDAY,
SATURDAY,
H.O0
p.in.
for
Prime
ileorRr.
EDMONTON,
""""m,
an
M.ini
haivn
(.anana,
iinirci
simei.
anrraov
ail
nrcm
itiimimip
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1
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Third
ait,
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Ruparl.
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PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
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For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
January
12,
26;
February
9,
23
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle
January
2,
16,
30;
February
13,
27
8.-S.
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BEATRICE.
ror
B'ltedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Sella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
air
Steamship
Llr.-
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
Cerntr
of
4U
S'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rucarts
.'-
again
every
time
(hp
milijecl
was
mentioned.
Mr.
Maiisiui,
evidently
dues
'lost
i.ol
believe
ill
publicity
forll",ople.
own
horn,"
why
should
he
deny
Hi.il
pleasant
and
profitable
pleasure
to
Vancouver?
FINE
NEW
PRESSYTERIAN
CHURCH
WAS
OPENED
HERE
YESTERDAY
BY
PRINCIPAL
MILLAR
OF
EDMONTON.
.(continued
from
page,
one)
lay,
Knruarj
1PJS.
THB
DAILT
NEWS
pvt.
fit
BUY
YOUR
a
m
resn
meats
AT
ECONOMY
STORE
.jni.
,-f.
per
lh..
.
10c
.
......
ih
..
tii:l
I
12'aC
HlliI'lDO
Ilil.
H".iIS
20c
,.!,
ami
T
Hone
Steak.
,
,
30o
'"
..,
..
......
Il
55n
,.
j
(In.
for
.
.
Zbo
111
npnin
'-'
rakes
25c
j
!
.,
II.
Kn
,.,...
i,
1'niK
(.'.Imps,
per
,i.
z&c
.
.
.
-
II)
...
sfl'
s.Tjj'
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M.
.
.
30c
-r-jif
prr
III..
.
ZOO
conomy
oiore
423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phone
18.
JUST
ARRIVED
.
il.l.l
and
Misses'
SHOES
A
I
Lowes'
Prices
inn
rr
A
III
xxam
IllUI
a
as
i
I
Second
Ave.
.E.S.TAIT
OE1TI8T.
Hlorton
Block,
PRIKCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
t
U
8.
Phone
688.
niii
iwan
nni
nnl
p
ai
IpKltl
Appointment,
VANCOUVER
AND
OTHER
CITIES
i
people
uei
rireo
or
Hearlna
Her
Constantly
Toot
Her
Own
Horn,
Says
Manson
RETORT
FROM
SUN
"Vntii'iiiiM'i-
is
our
front
eily
the
untewny
In
Western
Canada
but
still
people
ni')
rather
lirml
sometimes
of
hearing
about
Vancouver,"
Maid
Hun.
A.
M.
'Man,
.-(in.
attorney
general,
in
addressing
llin
(iyrn
Culi
at
Vancouver
this
wepk.
"The
(mini
citizens
of
Vancouver
must
realize
they
liavi
passed
beyond
lhc
village
slni'e.
Tin
fill
urn
of
Ibis
city
is
assured.
They
should
lnp
in
Imililintr
up
oilier
enmnHiiiilies
in
Hip
provinrp.
In
iarl
inula
r,
New
Westminster,
prince
luperl
noil
Victoria
ipsprvn
mnsfdcralion.
Anything
Hip
ppoplp
of
Vancouver
can
ilo
In
help
in
Hip
development
or
these
cilips
will
help
Vancouver."
Discussing
Mr.
Mnuson's
speech
(he
Sun
says
editorially:
Mlnriipy
(lencral
M.inson
told
Ilic
(iyro
('.lull
yesterday
that
Vancouver
people
make
infernal
bores
(if
thnsclves
talking
alioul
I
heir
city.
Hp
said
that
all
I
hi
boosting
js
ycry
tiresome
to
himself,
as
well
as
In
all
niher
isiiors.
Mr.
Manson's
frankness
is
cn-
W'f
know
now
why
various
Vancouver
appeals
have
lieen
isrnorcil
In
Victoria
in
llio
pnsl.
It
was
pure,
ennui.
We
know
why
Vancouver's
ie
annuls
for
cabinet
represenla.
lion
have
never
been
ausweroil.
Tbe
cabinet
was
jiml
so
1
1
i
1
o
'i-lv
bnied
with
the
mention
of
Vancouver
thai
its
member
-ininly
yawned
ami
went
to
spcp
STOP
THAT
COUGH
NOW
WITH
A
FEW
DOSES
OF
DR
WOOD'S
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
Mm.
Men
Kiwler.
II.
n,
'n,
(int.,
wrllen:
"
tuMik
a
which
neiili.(
on
in
v
I.
Proton,
wveie
cold
COIIII."
"fir.
WiMMl'ii"
Im
tjwii
an
tlip
maikul
for
l
hi
'nut
33
year;
yon
don't
erl-imnt
Willi
miiiic
new
and
iintrled
remi'ily
t-n
Jim
liny
it:
pul
ii
nnly
by
The
T.
Milliiirn
Co.,
I.liiiilfd,
Tnronio,
Ont.
of
fiod."
Intimations
ami
offering.
Anlhein:
"The
Cod
nf
Abra-h.'ini
Praise."
.
Holoist;
Mr.
Jar-vis
McLeod.
Sermon
by
Principal
Millar,
!.!.
s
Solo,
S.
K.
Campbell,
Hymn,
"The
Day
Thou
(invest."
Ilpiipdiclion.
In
the
evening
J)r.
Millar
spoke
on
the
elimination
(if
fear
Willi
the
newer
concpplion
of
(iod.
All
early
religions
were
based
on
Ilium,
and
inyi
,....
:....i
,
court,
uii
i.,i
.i,.,.
i.-..,.
-.''"
"
imii
oner
a
ir
It
were
learlii'ic
my
mri
in
iiIci-ch.'
IX'ofiln,
realized
that
(iml
was
in
I
wiit
n,i
n
i
imiiip
r
pr.
woiMfij
all
H
a
In
re
and
in
everything
Ilia'
.-vonuii
rii.p
syiui,
and
I
trot
iiii.r
rifr!Vvas
pure,
noble,
and
brave.
In
Ink
nrsl
few
iIiiupk,
anil
hv
the
time
li
.
t..-.t
rmui..,!
aJ'"","rn
r-ltsion
(here
was
no
n,
ro.t
,.r
me
ikh.im
iminiiieiHy
rdii-vfd
r
i.iu
my
cm
aiut
i
Ilan
for
fear,
except
when
vio-
laling
the
laws
of
honor
and
iiii-
riulilness.
Also
a
iierson
Nhoubl
fear
for
himself
if
he
lost
interest
.in
the
alTalr.s
of
(he
community
and
sal
back
and
lei
nlhers
do
the
world's
work.
The
preacher
.said
hp
did
not.
believe,
as
sunn
did,
that
the
prcsenf
ajro
was
degenerate
and
Hp
had
.
fallli
in
Hie
young
They
should
fear
'
for
Vancouver.
Iii.xcn
of
finding
it
themselves
whcil
stimulating
lie
finds
it
soporific:
Ibc
opposite.
they
thought
Curious
anomalies
and
incmi-
'I'lie
address
was
full
of
hope
sislencies
appear
in
the
careers
"nd
inspiration
and
was
per-of
all
public
men.
Mr.
Mnnfoin
mealed
willi
the
umdem
con-has
more
lluul
his
share.
jccplion
of
religion'.
For
instance,
after
raising!
Description
of
Building
himself
to
eminence
by
what
is
The
new
building
was
designed
vulgarly
lornietl
'tooling
his
by
V.
II.
Sliorlriijge,
draftsman
Dr.
Millar
Speaks
Dr.
Millar,
who
look
his
from
lh,
incident
where
t..
.-..il.
......
I
i..
I.:
text
the
his
in
iiiiniu
r.uiiriru
n
nun
as
disciples
the
four
fishermen;'.,..
from
the
sea
of
lialilei;,
spoke
i.,,i:.'
for
the
firm
of
Mitchell
A
Cur-
rie,
under
the
supervision
nf
A.
A.
(lux,
architect
of
Vancouver.
who
has
visited
the
city
durini;
the
coursii
of
couslruelioii.
The
foundation-
and
basement
walls
are
of
concrete
set
on
solid
rock.
The
superstructure
is
of
I
fir
with
hammer
beam
trussed
I
roof.
The
healing
plant,
in
the
!
sub-basemeiil,
wa's
iuslalled
by
1
Sleep's
Limited
and
gives
entire
per
Is
earnestly
and
eloquently
on
lli!OV(.rll,lkn
hail
subject
of
i'T.hrislianily
as
aj
......
I'lie
,,,.
main
rlll,.
floor
.
of
.
I
Venture.
He
traced
the
devel-
laid
out
In
meet
Sunday
ooi
rpiiuirpinpius
Willi
a
modern
equipped
kitchen
and
workroom
al
the
rear
i-bor.
the
church
is
set
sloping
Inwards
the
plal-
lopii.enl
of
the
Christian
religion
,....
,.,
,,.
,.,,,,,,.,..
u
i
.
i
i
i.
i.
ii
aim
KMiiuiue.,
now
me
i.iiieicui
wp
,hp
f,np
win,
(leno.iunai.ons,
all
will,
similar,
s(as
,
frAf
f
,,,
pulj
isiiiin
.
.
'-,
giving
everyone
if
good
view.
I.rouglil
about.
to
describe.
For
400
Persons
,.
,
..
....
,.
11.
(
i
I
......1......
I..l..
...i.
.....i
...
a
I......
nr
.....
.
...v,
Luii.ijujf
is
designed
In
unknown
was
not
going
tar
.,..
,,,
,
ani,
is
enougli,
however,
for
the
venture
V(M
iiy
siieriugham
.1
it
J
'
-
II
Ml
IM
Itlllllll
til
all
MI
In
Hie
course
of
his
scrmoh,
Dr.!
Millar
look
issue
with
the'
as-
service,
the
congregation
which
also
filled
the
church
oerflowinf,
was
as
follows;
lioxology.
Invocation.
I'salni:
"Vn
(tales,
Lift
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1025.
Has
produced
Minerals
ns
follows:
Placer
Oobl,
$7fl,0.2,21.1;
Lncle
fiol.l,
$llfl,-r':'Vir.r.;
Silver,
sf
03,5:12,(155
;
Lend,
$58,i;i?,(l(ll
;
Copper,
$170,0
Wl.nns;
Zinc,
$27,-!)0Ur(l;
Miscellaneous
Mlnernls,
$1,108,257;
Cnnl
ami
(Joke,
$250,00.8,1
III;
Hiiil.ling
s'"iie,
Hrick,
Comenl,
etc.,
$:iO,U5,2.H
;
making
its
Mineral
Production
0
the
eml
o(
l!,2.T
show
nn
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
Ti
Mining
,n.ws
of
this
Province
nra
more
liberal
ami
(lie
fees
lower
tlinn
those
,nr
niy
oilier
Province
hi
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Ihe
llrilish
Kmpire.
Mineral
loculiniiB
nre
granted
lo
discoverers
for
nominal
fees,
U'snliilii
Tilles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
Ihe
security
of
which
is
giini'iiiileeil
by
drown
Grants.
''"I!
information
together
wil
It
Mining
noporls
find
Mnps,
may
be
olitnined
grnlis
by
ftlilrcssiiig.-
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINE8
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
up
Your
Heads,"
Scripture
rca.ling
by
Arch
deacon
(i,
A.
Hix.
,
Solo,'
M'-h."
I.arsen,
(aria,"
violin
ohlipalo
by
"Ave
.1.1.,
r.fe.
Grayer.
Hymn.
"Ilrcallic
on
me
Hrenlh
ivalve
system.
TliP
lishlin;
The
enlire
.structure
is
a
cide.l
asset
to
Hie
cily
and
i.i-
n.e.
,,
one.
,.,g.,..i,..
,,
,,y
,,;lrkjl1
lual.,f
js
asserieo.
was
a
necessary
lacio,-.
..,,,.,.
,
in
..(Pv
,,..,..
....d-rives
a
vory
plraHiny
olrrcl.
Hip
in-
li'riiiP
i!ni"fr:il
lmi.
itikrnnil
nv
i.
.rl
ion
or
Lord
Hirkeuliead,
on
0
i.arspn,
painler,
Is
very
etTcc-Ihe
occasion
of
making
ail
;
liv(.
all(
hanuoniies
well
with
dress
recently
before
tin
scholar,,,,,,
wn
finish
throughout,
or
Hie
rniversily
of
Kdmburgh.
t
,dmiMng
Was
done
by
when
he.
said:"Clieal
prizes
are
or-
Snj,
&
M.,,Ie
vp
s;.
fcred
by
the
world
for
stout
hearl,
sfaciory
and
sharp
swords;
unadullPraled
:
T,.(.
'..,illr
IlM(i
.iM.r
furni-
snir
interest
should
be
the
main-;
ji,,.
(ur.,(
irlll(ing,
,,,,1,,.
was
spring
oi
uuiuaii
con.
inc..
'"'.supplied
by
McHae.'
Ilros.,
I.
Id.
II
sermon
vva.s
a'
powerrul
and
im-
js
f
K,)1)on
,lak
.,
.,
fjn
pressive
one.
jis.(,
.,,.,...
whob
Evening
Program
interior.
The
organ
mulches.
lie
program
oi
ine
eveningi
.,.,
h,,!!,!!,,,,
i.-.v
n110
all
ap-
nearnnce
from
the
downtown
side
IO
ti'llli
fi
lim-iir
tl.llr
111
IiIi
lepl
on
Hip
south
comer.
dc-
credil
to
all
Ihose
who
had
any
thing
lo
do
with
its
erci'lioii.
(ieorge
Mini
ro,
chairman
of
Ihc
board
f
managers,
was
ebairiiian
,
of
the
bujlding
com
inillfiv
an.l
finorgn
,!
Ilorie
was
secretary.
The
entire
board
(if
miiuagcmciit
look
an
active
part
in
coiinecloon
with
Ibc
raising
of
funds
and
actual
building
of
the
church.
SKIDEGATE
INLET
Capl.
Aiiiiiiiiinlsen
and
Mrs
Harrison
were
over
from
Aliford
Hay
on
Hip
l'owena
this
week.
G.
I.
Pill-Tiirner,
popular
secretary
of
the
KarniPrx'
In-slilulH.
has
moved
hero
willi
bis
family
so
that
his
children
may
attend
Hip
new
school
which
will
be
coniplelcd
next
week.
The
arrival
of
Hie
llinganinn
at
(hiinslp'wa
and
H
loading
Is
being
walclied
wilh
great
Inler-est
by
all
old
limn
logger
around
here,
as
if
it
Is
a
success
band
logging
will
surely
become
very
popular
around
here,
NOTICE.
in
Tnr.
Mvmn
or
an
,rrtifiTioN
Trtr
llio
laaiin
of
a
trsh
Orliriratc
or
linn
rnr
l.ola
Ihliiy
(30)
ami
tlilrly-nne
CM),
mock
.K'il
(7.
Her
lion
rive
(Tn,
City
or
frtncf
lliiiii'il,
Map
J.
sallnrnrlorv
irnnr
ot
Ihe
lima
and
ite-plrurtlon
or
llio
CiTlirienti
or
title
rover-Imk
llie
nbnvc
laml
liuvlnir
tirrn
in'oiliirort
In
inn
It
I.h
my
liiii'mlim
lo
Issue,
iillrr
the
cxMratlnn
or
nn.
inunlti
Troiu
the
riit
imMlrallon
licrnor,
a
rrh
Oriiriralr
nf
t
It
In
in
Ihe
nnmn
f
.
f'.rtwurit
II.
t'lnrc',
ror
llir
nil
1(1
luml.
whlili
Cnitirtrato
of
lllln
la
(l.ilvil
ihe
aniti-
June
1013,
ami
la
numbered
303
1.
ii,
r
Mci.r;nn,
ReMrar
or
Title,
Land
neitMry
Orflee,
ri'lnen
niioert,
H.c.
Jlauiry
3UID.
It5,
Is
your
wife
wiser
than
you?
,
IF
YOU
reacj
only
the
stock
and
sporting
pages,
and
your
wife
is
like
other
women,
she
is
wiser
thrn
you.
She
reads
the
shopping
news.
She
likes
to
hear
you
jingle
money
in
your
pockets.
She
likes
to
stretch
money
to
the
limit,
so
she
won't
have
to
ask
for
more.
She
likes
to
shop
strategically.
Know
what
she
does.
Comfortablv
at
home
in
a
cushiony
armchair,
she
scans
advertising
columns.
She
compares,
judges
and
selects
the
goods
she
desires;
maps
her
route;
with
least
effort
and
minimum
time,
goes
direct
to
the
planned
store
and
buys.
She
obtains
what
she
wants
at
the
lowest
price;
it
is
offered.
She
is
certain
of
full
satisfaction,
for
she
knows
advertised
goods
live
up
to
their
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