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li)25.
Two
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Field.
For
Local
Contest.
1
There
are
now
two
men
in
the
fieltl
for
the
local
contest
in
the
federal
election
campaign.
Both
are
excellent
men
and
either
would
do
credit
to
the
city
and
district
Personalities
cannot
enler
into
Hie
right
so
il
will
he
for
electors
to
determine
questions
of
policy.
Fred
Stork,
who
was
nominated
Friday
night
by
a
representative
gathering
of
Liberal
delegates,
has
already
.secured
some
experience
in
parliamentary
practice.
He
knows
his
way
around
at
Ottawa
and
has
the
ear
of
the
Uoveninient.
In
the'
new
House
there
will
be
22Z
numbers
and
il
will
be
worth
.something
to
have
a
representative
who
can
approach
the
!ov-ernment
at
any
time
and
secure
a
sympathetic
hearing.
Who
Will
Form
V
Next
Administration?
There
is
little
doubt
that
the
Liberals
will
be
relumed
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MANY
ATTEND
Prophecy
and
There
wa
a
large
attendance
and
an
Interested
audience
list
nigh!
out
to
hear
the
lecture
given
by
W.
K.
Van
Amhurgh
of
Brooklyn
lecture
at
the
West-holme
Theatre
on
"l!!"
Prophe
cy
and-
Fulfilment."
I'll,
it
I
':.'.
"i
is
pregnant
with
great
possibilities
no
careful
ob
server
will.
deny,
said
the
speak
er
.
What
il
will
finally
bring
forth
is
still
uncertain.
All
the
world
is
watching.
When
.Martin
Luther
was
summoned
to
the
diet
of
Worms
in
I5:M,
little
did
the
actors
imagine
that
they
were
starting
a
movement
which
would
shake
the
religious
world
lo
its
found-
dations,
nor
did
they
know
that
the
dale
had
been
foretold
in
divine
prophecy
3t''0
years
tie-
lore.
When
the
writers'
of
the
Declaration
tif
Independence
met
at
Philadelphia
in
I77l,
little
did
they
realize
that
the
momentum
of
their
action;
would
increase
until
it
would
rock
tlie
foundations
of
ttie
political
world.
Focussing.
Interest
Not
only
are
the
strenuou
events
-Kissing
before
us
focussing
interest
'upon
B'i
year
and
its
outcome,
hut
prophetic
statements
in
the
ltible
throw
a
search-light
upon
it.
Ominous
signs
portend
that
IU25
will
stand
out
a
one
of
the
prominent
landmarks
for
the
future
historian.
The
year
is
but
little
over
half
gone,
yet
movements
are
already
under
way
which
power
at
the
elections.
Canadians
will
wish
to
give
thenw
aUhreaten
the
destruction
of
ores
1.
........
...:n
.,
:
:n.
i
r..
i
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
..t
.
....
'
cnanee
wuit
a
real
majority.--
fco
far
they
have
not
had
that.
It
was
only
because
the
Progressives
on
the
prairie
were
keen
on
getting
competition
"on
the
pacific
Coast
that
it
was
possible
to
pilot
through
the
million
and
a
quarteii
dollars
necessary
to
erect
the
elevator
here.
Everything
had
to
be
done
subject
to
Progressive
approval.
This
meant
that
many
good
measure?
were
either
killed
or
stultified.
If
Mackenzie
King
is
given
a
majority
at
this
election
be
will
bebltvto
cayryi-otlt
his
policies
and
he
will
present
a
much
different
fifj'tireJ'as'
a!
leader
from
what
lias
been
the
case
in
the
past
four
years.
Even
as
it
is,
his
conduct
has
been
beyond
serious
criticism
except
by
those
who
are
hoiielosly
biased
against
him.
Local
Conservatives
Much
Encouraged.
Local
Conserva
fives
have
been
much
encouraged
at
the
fact
that
they
have
a
good
candidate
to
uphold
their
cause.
They
have
started
the
campaign
with
a
new
energy
and
there
is
likely
to
be
a
stiff
fight
as
a
result.
The
difficulty
with
the
Hustiiiy
campaign
is
Me
handicap
it
starts
out
with
in
having
the
Drayton
policy
dragging
him
down.
He
is
tied
by
the
policy
oi
ins
icauers
aim,
niucii
as
ue
may
protest,
he
is
a
Conservative
and
they
are
the
ton
sensitive
leader..
Their
fluty
is
to
lead
and
his
is
to
follow.
Drayton,
Meighen
and
Co.
are
oiniiised
to
Prince
Hiincrt
and
opposed
to
northern
B.C.
generally.
Thev
are
onooed
to
the
progress
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
would
stifle
mat
road.
I
hey
are
opposed
to
all
capital
expenditures
on
the
railway,
wuicti,
means
lliey
are
opposed
to
the
Peace
River
road.
l;nder
these
circumstances
it
i
not
surprising
that
the
Drayton
party
is
finding
the
goiiik'
difficult
in
this
constituency
The
surprise
is
that
o
many
jieople
are
willing
to
uphold
a
jMiiiry
wnrii
is
mimical
10
an
progress.
Salmon
Eggs
To
Fraser
River.
Salmon
eggs
taken
from
Lakelse
Lake
arc
being
transplanted
in
the
I'raser
River
watershed.
In
that
way
the
local
supply
i
.being
depleted
by
just
that
much.
R
may
not
be
a
serjniis
depletion
but
it
is
more
than
we
can
afford
In
lnso.
especially
,
considering
RiaUmosl
of
the
Kraser
River
fish
are
taken
by
American.
UtU$wPrnVngvX
.S$Jni;-.wile'ry
Some
year
or
two
ago
irw;lsproMsfrl
cjjg.i
were
taken
from
the
Skeena
an
eipial
quanlity
of
eggs
would
be
replanted
in
tin
watershed
from
the
Kraser
system.
We
hear
of
the
Skeena
eggs
going
to
the
Fraser
but
not
of
the
Fraser
eggs
comiugUlu
way.
We
have
protested
at
various
times
against
Mils
system
and
shall
continue
to
protest.
We
obiect
most
strenuously
to
salmon
eggs,
which
should
be
hatched
for
Mie
.-sKeenn
mver
oeing
taken
lo
the
Kraser
where
they
are
lib
erated
to
supply
the
American
cauners
on
Paget
Sound.
cut
political
and
religious
struc
tures
so
completely
that
Ihey
can
never
be
repaired.
In
their
places
will
have
to
be.
erected
Itetler
and
nlbre1
stable
The
boldness
with
which
the
Hihle
foretold
future,
events",
and
In
many
cases
also
gave
the
dates
thereof
is
startling
to
those
who
have
never
Investigated.
The
fact
that
history
veri
fies
every
prophetic
event
due
up
lo
the
present
time
places
the
stamp
of
divine
approval
upon
ltible
prophecy.
Jeremiah
foretold
the
destruc
tion
of
Jerusalem
and
the
70
years
desolation
of
the
land.
History
records
that
the
Jews
were
privileged
to
return
just
70
years
later,
by
order
of
Cyrus,
whom
Isaiah
had
named
a
hundred
years
before.
The
prophecy
of
the
.destruction'
of
ltahylou
was
fulfilled
so
completely
that
even
its
location
was
lost
for
centuries.
The
olace.
dale
"and
manner
of
the
'birth
and
death
of
Christ
were
foretold
and
fulfilled,
even
to
the
details.
Great
Pyramid
Alexander
the
Ureal,
Augustus
(.aesar,
apoleon
and
many
others
are
so
clearly
silhouetted
by
the
prophet
Daniel
that
Ihey
arc
easily
.recognized
on
the
page
of
history.
.Several
Hilda
prophe
cies
focus
on
l,J2.'i.
The
Great
ryranmi
oi
iizcn
in
r.gypt,
a
Hihle
written
in
stone,
gives
he
dales
of
llUland.
DJ25,
beside
inatiy
others
''"
The
prophets
Isaiah,
Jeremiah
and
echeriah
foretold
the.
re
jeellon
of
their
.Messiah
by
the
Jews,
to
be
followed
by
a
period
of
divine
disfavor,
equal
in
time
to
their
special
favor.
The
period
of
their
national
favor
began
at
'the
death
of
Jacob,
I
HI
3
R.C.'and
ended
with
their
rejection
of
Christ
in
the
spring
of
33
A.D.,
1815
years.
It
was
10
years
later,
73
A.D.
the
last
vestige
of
their
nationality
went
down.
Not
until
1878,
at
the
Rcrlin
conference,
did
the
Jews
receive
any
evidence
of
returning
divine
favor,
just
1815
years
after
33
A.D.
In
1918
Ihey
were
permit
ted
by
the
ruling-
nations
to
again
celebrate
their
national
passoyer
at
Jerusalem,
which
had
Just
been
freed
from
Turk
ih
rule.
This
was
10
years
af
lei
1878
and
1815
years
after
73
A.D.
Jewish
National
Flag
The
law
of
Hie
Jubilees
outlined
a
still
grealer
movement
of
Hie
Jews
towards
Palestine
in
IMS.
This
last
March
the
Jews
were
again
permitted
to
fly
their
national
flag,
for
the
first
time
for
nearly
1900
years,
on
their
own
ships
between
New
York
and
Palestine.
Few
recognize
the
hand
of
Provident-it
in
this
or
I
know
that
long
ago
Jehovah
Iliad
set
the
dale
1925
fur
tho
beginning
of
thU
work.
They
are
returning
in
'rapidly'
increasing
numbers,
under
their
own
mm
V
I
PsOTlTDP
fla,r-
vr
,0nu
returned
during,
f
I
PI
I
IIKP'liitl
Jiii'.c.
anil
Jerusalem
tsl
UlLTLLLLVlUnU
the
centre
of
Jewish
ha-
"
Itionnl
activity.
Eloquent
Address
Given
In
West-j
The
Lord
couples
this
freedom
hoime
Tneaire
on
"iz&
r"
"""""
the
Jews
with
world-wide
inimical
disturbance,
great
distress
and
perplexity
of
all
other
nations.
The
Jews'are
going
bark
and
all
nations
"are
in
distress
and
increasing
-lerplexily.
The
daily
news
and
editorials
are
filled
with
forebodings.
Religious
Revolutions
The
prophet
Zephcniah
add
that
great
religious
revolution
will
he
connected
with
these
world-wide
disturbances,
and
that
Jehovah
will
sweep
away
alt
mixed
religions,
"That
all
may
call
on
the
name
of
the
Lord,
to
serve
him
with
one
accord."
The
trial
of
Professor
Scopes,
at
Dayton,
Teiin.,
a
small
local
affair
of
itself,
has
aroused
the.
so-called
Christian
world
to
intense
interest.
Nothing
like
it
lias
ever
before
been
known.
Under
the
extreme
nervous
ten
sion
manifest
everywhere
today.
who
will
presume
to
say
what,
the
outcome
may
le.
Condition
are
ripe,
for
a
religious
explosion
such
as
the
world
has
never
yet
experienced.
The
Bible
has
much
lo
sae
about
the
Kingdom
of
lod
on
earth,
and
the
great
change
to
te
expected,
politically,-
religiously,
socially,
governmental!
and
seisiiiteally.
Jesus
said,'
lllessrd
are
the
meek
for
they;
shall
inherit
the
earth."
(on)
tid
not
prom!
to
lake
all
(lie
meek
lo
heaven,
but
to
over
throw
every
form
of
unright-eousnes
and
to
re-establish
his,
authority
here,
and
restore;
Paradise,
under
Kdenie
conditions,
and
have
homes
of
their
own
with
joy
and
prosperity
and'
none
lo
molest.
Increase
Averaqe
Lift
II
is
no
longer
rare
lo
hear
of
a
centenarian.
The
Bfblei
ays
the
lime
is
eomiMg
when
'
die
under
100
years
of
age
will
be
the
exception.
The
average
span
of
life
Is
rapidly
increasing.
It
is
now
3n,
wherea
a
few
decades
since
il
whs
but
33.
(Sod
did
not
create-
the
earth
for
a
cemetery,
nor
as
a
target
for
a
celestial
bomb.
He
created
it
The
Desirability
of
these
Bonds
is
well
Established
As
more
thnn
our
million
citirens
have
already
purchased
Dominion
of
Canada
Bonds,
It
Is
unnecessary
to
labour
the
omt
that
an
investment
in
thcin
is
thoroughly
secure
exceedingly
desirable.
The
present
issue
has
all
the
good
features
of
pit-viom
loans
to
commend
it,
plus
(lie
favourable
interest
rate
of
4.75.
You
will
be
well
advised
to
send
in
your
order
for
bonds
immediately.
i
1
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of
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Year
4V4fc
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Due
September
1,
1940
DriMmtirutions
t
SI
00,
$100
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51.000
Price:
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and
interest,
yielding
over
4.75
Orders
may
be
telegraphed
or
telephoned
(enllret)
through
your
usual
bond
dealer
or
tkrviih
any
brunch
of
any
chartered
bank
in
Canada.
PRINCE
GEORGE
I
he
reopening
of
school
ml
for
Uie
eternal
home
of
man,
and!I,rinr"
week
found
nri,mU...I
the
linw
wmiM
emiiel-
pupils
enroiie.1.
:w
leaeil-
when
"There
shall
be
no
mor
death,
neither
sorrow
nor
crying.
neither
shall
there
be
any
more
pain;
for
those
things
shall
pa
away.
J
Hal
promise
is
to
be
fulfilled
literally,
and
Christ
taught-
his
followers
to
pray,
Thy
kingdom
come,
thy
will
be
done
on
earth."
l'iie
great
increase
of
scien
tific
knowledge,
Hiblical
ers
on
the
public
scbol
staff!
are
Mi
Mary
Williams,
Ms
little
liavi
and
Mls
KHen
Ol-
t-on,
and
in
the
High
School,
Miss
Mona
Thompson
and
Douglas
Stewart.
F.
M.
Element,
silean
of
agri
culture
in
the
University
of
Hrtt-ili
Columbia,
is
a
visitor
here
and
"
a
mission
to
promote
settle-
otherwise,
the
automobile,
the
,n',nl
,n
central
llrlllsh
Coluin
aernidane.
the
rnriin.
and
II...
bia.
The
Hoard
of
Trade
has
thousand
and
more
wonderful
i"
peiM
meeiing
ior
lo
inventons
of
the
nasi
SO
ve.ir
Uighl
at
which
Dean
Oijcnutl
are
but
foretold
adverlienienljw-'
f""a'i-
of
the
Kingdom
of
God,
said
thl
.-
sneakfr
in
concluding.
The
limn1
n
Canadian
Hank
of
t.oni
is
clo'sn
by
when
funerals
will
'
a
building
be
unknown,
and
nur
de.a.l
onelhere
on
a
lot
on
Hiird
Avenue
will
also
be
returning
to
life
t!djnfning
the
lbpior
vendor
s
enjoy
the
blessings
of
God
'"
-Ainru
u
nrejiuy
rMircnas-
Many
now
living
will
see
and
nl
Irom
Halrd.
The
build-
enjoy
these
things.
We
there-.
'
"
he
ready
for
Urn
bank
fore
confidently
announce.
Ihel0
fW
by
the
end
or
the
year
Kingdom
of
iat
hand,
l.etj
all
thehwdrlit
rt-jnir'
vl
Link,
aged
fiO,
is
a
pa-
.-
...
.
j,r,
-
tient
in
the
hospital
here.
The
!Thc
Man
in
tie
Mood
VA.NCOL'VKH
asks
which
you
would
,rather
have
a
pugef.
sound
or
a
false,
creek.
A
question
like
that
puts
one
In
a
helluva
strait.
A
WORM
may
turn
but
who
cares.
He
still
crawls.
TIllsj
is
lite
time
to.
buy
your
coal,
Huy
your
coal,
buy
your
coal;
This
is
the
time
lo
buy
your
coal
And
lay
in
your
winter
stock.
Hut
my
wife
she
wants
all
Ihe
cash
I
have,
Cash
I
have,
cash
1
have;
Hut
my
wife
ho
wants
all
the,
cash
I
have,
To
huy
a
new
parly
frock.
T1IK
only
thing
that
pti..lcs
me
Is
why
I
was
not
sent
to
a
lunatic
asylum
many
year
ago.
MY
Mary
had
a
molor
car;
I
bought
it
with
a
nole;
Hut
.now
I'd
Map
that
darned
old
thing
For
a
second-handed
coat.
FOLKS
all
like
him,
He's
mighty
wise.
He
knows
lie
can
t
sing,
And
ner
tries.
amputation
of
his
left
foot
was
necessitated,!,
following
an
acH
lent
lat
week
when
he
tried
lo
jump
a
moving
train
near
Dun.
sler.
Judge
Robertson
left
today
for
the
peace
lliver
district,
going
in
by
way
of
Summit
Lake.
V.
V.
Hurden
is
accompanying
him
on
the
trip.
J.
D,
Glllis
has
relurned
here
with
his
bride
following
an
extended
honeymoon
trip
south
Mrs.
ftlljis,
formerly
Miss
C.
Ilogers,
was
at
one
time
in
the
I'rlnc
George
office
of
the
Land
Settlement
Hoard.
HAZELTON
The
basement
of
the
nurses'
home
at
the
llaielton
llospltnl
has
been
completed
and
the
forms
for
Ihe
concrete
walls
are
now
being
built.
Arrangements
have,
been
made
lo
start
hauling
ore
from
Four
Mile
Mountain,
where
Duke
Harris
has
been
doing
development
work.
An
soon
as
llm
weather
clears
the
leanis
will
start
work.
J.
H.
Ilodgers,
mining
engineer
Of
Denver,
Colorado,
examined
the
Silver
Slandard
properly
here
last
week
and
then
went
to
Kmllliers
to
look
at
other
properties,
Mr
Ilodgers
represents
ICMUOUUtf
VACiric
Steamship
and
Train
Service
FALL
SCHEDULE
s.s.
rmnct
n-oetHT
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Af
Sfll.
rrlses
Ryssrt.
capitalists
who
propose
enlerintt
this
field,
H.
W.
1-kiwardson
of
Victoria
I
In
charue
of
the
New
llaxelinii
school
which
reopened
this
term
with
26
pupils
enrolled.
Miss
Vera
Orren
of
Smlthcrs
and
Miss
Mary
Cast
HI
of
Kvelvn
have
Joined
Ihe
Harillon
lloi-pilal
nursing
staff.
Utile.
Marlon
and
her
nexl-
door
neighbor
Donald
wero-
engaged
in
an
absorbing
conversa
tion.
"Whul
are
anarchists'?"
asked
Utile
Marion.
Then
Donald
swelled
wilh
wisdom.
"They
want
everything
any
one
else
has
got,
and
Ihey
never
wash
themselves,"
he
replied,
'Hi.
year
cried
little
Marlon
wilh
enlhuslasm,
"I
sen-
Ihey
lx
Just
llllle
boys
urowed
lint"
fJulf
Coast
Lumberman
Big
Assortment
of
Flnert
Quality
Silk,
Satin
Velvet,
Crepes,
Taffeta,
Flannels,
Serges,
clo,
at
reasonable
price
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.