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Frh.
II.
1020.
Contract
For
Drydock
,
Will
Prove
Useful,
v
The
letting
of
the
contract
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Drydock
for
fabricating
the
steel
for
the'
power
boat
to
be
operated
on
Oknnagan
Lake
will
bring
a
little
new
money
inlo
Prince
Rupert.
11
will
keep
Mime
local
labor
busy
during
a
time
or
year
when
there
i.s
not
itMinlly
much
doing.
Thi
i
one
of
the
first
fruits
of
the
change
of
control
under
which
the
drydock
and
shipyard
are
to
be
operated
by
the
Canadian
Government
-ter-;
chant
.Marine.
It
is
not
a
big
job
but
it
is
worth
quite
a
lot
to
us.
j
i
Germany
And
V
Italy
Quarrel.
There
is
a
quarrel
on
between
Italy
and
Germany
in
regard
to
territory
on
the-
boundary
of
'each.
Mussolini
has
found
that
sometimes
it
pays
to
bluff.
He
has
so
far
won
out
by
that
means
.and
now
that
Germany
has
been
somewhat
crippled
by
her
former
enemies,
he
can
talk
in
a
manner
Unknown
prior
to
the
Great
War.
If
this
disagreement
should
become
more
acute,
it
will
be
a
irtntier
for
the
League
of
Nations'to
handle
and
will
require
some
careful
diplomacy
t"
prevent.
a
rupture
It
is
quite
possi
ble
that
Italy
is
right
in
the
stand
she
is
taking
but
we
do-not
like
Mussolini's
maimer
or
method.
He
is
not
in
accord
with
tin
spirit
or
the
age
although
sometimes,
it
must
be
admitted,
strong
baud
is
necessary
in
either
civil
or
iyteriialional
life.
Successful
Flight
8pariish
Airmen.
The
Spaniard
are
to
be
congratulated
on
the
success
of
their
night
across
the
Atlantic
and
as
far
south
as
Ruenos
Aires
II
seems
to
have
been
carried
out
without
a
hilch
and
indicates
that
Spam
still
has
some
ambition
in
world
affairs
and
her
citizens
have
the
power
to
make
good.
There
were
several
long
noii-stop
flights
in
connection
with
the
expedition
and
the
goal
was
reached
without
accident.'
''
English
Money
And
English
People.
Roth
English
money
and
English
people
have
proved
valuable
in
the
past
in
the
development
of
llii-
country.
Many
of
Ihe
big
companies
have
been
financed
in
England
and
often
the
English
investors
have
been
.badly
stung.
However,
they
are
willing
to
try
again
and
just
now
are
looking
for
investments
on
this
side
Of
the
water.
English
people
are
n
little';mnre
reluctant
to
leave
the
old
laud
than
formerly,
but
they
are
coming
in
considerable,
numbers
and
more
are-
expected
(hi
year
than
last.
We
welcome
them.
Let
them
come
in
as
great
numbers
as
possible.
The
country
has
need
of
men
of
the
rigid
kind
and
women,
too.
We
are
told
that
English
capital
is
behind
enterprises
in
the
southern
interior
of
the
province.
English
capital
is
also
developing
some
of
our
mines
here
and
we
should
very
much
like
to
see-
them
interested
in
a
pulp
and
iaper
project
in
or
near
this
city.
Iftthe
country's
to
go
ahead,
capital
is
needed.
Canadians
have
only1
a,
,lijnite.j
amount
of
capital
to
invest
but
the
j
English
have
the
money
mlti
tin
courage
lo
invest
if
we
can
but
show
them
where
they
caii
get
good
return
on
(hem
Used
After
Shaving
Keeps
the
Skin
Soft
Mr.
W.
C.
Dunford,
U9-A
Danforth
Ave..
rToronto,
Ont
writes
"Having
Wn
iffect-fd
with
a
tender
neck
and
irritation
after
lhavinf
for
the
last
tbrve
yean,
I
am
now
uilne
Dr.
Cbase'i
Ointment
and
letting
wonderful
resulti.
habit
of
applyin
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
after
THE
shaving
has
been
acquired
by
many
men
who
previously
experienced
much
discomfort
on
account
of
tenderness
of
the
skin.
It
is
remarkably
effective
in
making
the
skin
soft
and
smoothand
prevents
and
'relieves
irritation,
eczema
and
Barber's
itch.
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
60ct.
a
box,
all
dealers
or
The
Dr.
A.
W.
Chaae
Medicine
Co.,
LImiUd
Toronto
2,
Canada
Jure.
C.N.R.
FUTURE'
Says
No
Country
Offers
Such
Prospects
as
Does
Canada
For
Prosperous
Future
PRESBYTERY
MEETING
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
C.apt.
A.
11.
Amesbury,
Terrace.;
a.
a.
Shone,
p.
Wallis,
O.
Miller,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I".
Speneer.
I
Itlolm
and
N.
Murcliin
,
Vun-eouvrr;
M
imh
ft.
Kroll,
Vi,nnipe::
A.
Ouodennufrh,
rjniitliers:
l.d-ward
H,
Kellner
and
Herl
West-colt,
Windsor;
Mrnrid
Mrs.
II.
(1.
W.
Lett,
Kdmoitfon;
Hen.
J.l.
Hoss
and
Major
O.
A.
Kdwards.
Viclorja;
K.
n.
Hoswortli,
Ocean
Falls;
J.
A.
Shediac,
New
Wesl-ininsler;
II.
J.
Wood.-Saskatonn;
W.
A.
Vifrar.
I'rince
Hupert,
Central
T.
Fnrttn.
r.N.lt.:
J.
J.
Rlnclnir
Vancouver,
THE
DAIT4Y
THORNTON
IS
KETCHIKAN
IS
PLEASED
WITH
AFTER
BUSINESS
"I
think
we
are
igoiiift
to
have
a
very
irood
traffic
year
in
1!211,"
said
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
in
an
address
here,
"t
am
convinced
that
the
sljrns
all
point
to
a
most
profitable
business
yeaV.
I
be
lieve
the
Dominion
of
Canada
has
entered
upon
an
era
vhie,h
will
result,
in
pood
times
tlmuiRhout
the
whole
of
the
Dominion
for
a
period
of
years.
the
condition
of
the
wheat
mar
kets
of
the
world
is
highly
satisfactory
to
us
in
Canada,
and
I
think
our
farmers
will
find
that
wlitytl
prices
will
!he
stabilized
for
a"
period
of
years.
."The
development
tif
our
water
power
anil
our
mineral
resources
s
(going
lo
increase
our
unlus-I'ial
prosperity
and
bring
to
us
'much
needed
new
population.
Would
Centrallzo
Fishing
Industry
There
by
Making
Cheap
Rate
to
This
Port
A
recent
munlior
Hie
Firs'
Hily
News
published
at
Ketchikan
says
:
,
ilh
a
view
of
making
lefW
c-liikaii
Hie
ertturmg
Iihiish
am
shipping
eetiltc
uT
tin-
halibut
trade
of
North
Pacific
walefis.
the
NortHlamt
Transport
at
mif
With
average
crops
uiven
to
us'
fresh,
fish
m
that
it
will
arrivi
I
am
firmly
convinced
we
will
,
for
shipment
oxer
Hie
railroad
in
Jorge
alieail
us
we
have
not
forfrst
elai
eondit
inn.
The
inteii-
many
years,
this
1.
not
my
un-supjiorled
tiptinion
I
am
offerinc!
A
ffw
days
npu
I
had
an
oppor-
I
unity
lo
talk
to
one
of
the
great-;
est
bankers
iu
the
I'niled
Stales,
a
man
whose
opinions
have
hewn
proven
to
be
sound
time
and
fii'uln
and
whose
word
is
listened
p
with
respel.
He
told
me
this:
t
know
of
101
eonntry
that
offers
such
opportunity
as
Canada
and
no
country
which
is
about
to
en
joy
such
prosMrty
as
(Canada.'
"
Coneernina
Hie
orttlcism
which
from
time
to
time
is
level
led
at
the
Canadiah
National
Itailways
Sir
Henry
exhorted
his
oflicers
not
to
be
drawn
inlo
hasty
controversy
or
angry
retort.
"I
tltrnk,'
he
said,
"the
time
has
arriwJ
when
we
may
proeeeii
in
tranquility
and
pride
in
our
work.
"I
have
been
connected
wHh
Company
wilt
make
a
prim
ot
one-liair
rent
r
pound
on
ne'
weipht
of
risTifrir
transportation
from
here
to
rail
h
ml
at
Prince
HUpert.
It
s
in
line
Willi
Hie
idea
of
having
rish
ui-uiiiiiii
m-
in
American
'territory,
rant:
lit,
liy
Amer
lean
fhdiefineH,
to
lie
paekeil
and
shipped
from
an
American
pori
to
an
American
market.
The
mntr
ship
lielhiitfriam
is
uow
in
Seattle
for
1
lie
irislMtln-tion
rf
a
modern
relriseralm
plant.
Other
improvements
are
beiiiir
made
witfc
special
care
to
tin:
4iamltiii:
and
packing
of
lion
is
to
maintain
a
chedul
widen
will
iave
the
fishing
boat
owiHT
at
toast
im
da
wuieti
they
can
ifrvole
to
fishing.
In
oilier
woru
it
in
the
piirKe
o.
the
Northland
Transportation
Company
to
haul
fish
cheaper
and
keeji
U
in
better
ttonditiort
than
can
be
Aon-
by
fishing
boats.
On
plain
AtHf'feptoii
will
have
charge
of
the
lodlinpham.
Should
wore
s"hifnienU
of
fists
offer
than
can
tie
handled
by
Hti
steatoship.
the
irtrilor
ship
Noreo,
also
eqnipHd
with
i
refrigerator
plant,
will
be
pres-ed
into
ser
vice.
Othrwip
the
Noreo
wilt
retain
its
regular
hod
trie,
between
Ketetrlknn
and
Seattle
"The
aim
of
the
Northland
ini'J
ranspiirtation
Oonrmny,"
said
II.
C.
sitroiK,
vetWn
seen.
"I
ti
make
il
an
ohjeet
for
Imlihiit
hiany
railways
in
many
lands
and)
fishermen
and
other
to
sell
I
know
or
im
organization.
whie.hlheir
fish
in
an
Anierlean
port
email
have
ueeomplislieil
us
if:
.eh
in
UetHiikan.
We
intend
to
trnns-
as
bu
have
aeeonqiiished
dufl
aport
the
fish
frnin
Helehiknn
lo
Hie.
past
threiryTfrs.
For
ntyseff,,
.ail
trend
ill
I'rinre
Ituperl.
for
i
aiu
pniiijr
to
slick
right
hare
'
shipment
In
the
eastern
market,
and
see
this
thing
through
lo
a!
cheaiier
than
if
can
lie
done
hr
'finisli
and
fliaf
finish
is
going
'the
lialibui
IhihIs.
and
also
get
tti
lie
surcessful."
j
it
there
in
first
clasn
rondition.
Other
speakurs
of
the
evening!
This
will
enable
the
fishermen
were:
J.
E.
Dalrymple.
trafficejto
gel
back
to
the
fishing
jjnnk
Vice-president:
G.
T.
Hell,
exeu-
more
quickly."
live
usi!.iiml
in
Mr.
Dalrymple;!
It.
Vaugban,
yioe-presbhmt
"H
purchases;
D.
Oonibie.
chief
of:
iransportarion.
'
All
of
tliest
laid
stress
on
the
sprndid
co-operation
each
de
partment
had
received
from
the
Itll...-
...,,l
l.ll
11...
r
"iim
oiiiht
tnr
iiiii
m.i
111
.
''i.,,
,,,,
vsk
1
T.i.
.1:
11.
.
1
y
iiiiu
iir-ia
1
1
1111-111
7
wrrr
timiiiitl
filit
co-related,
the
spirit
of
bar-!
mony
in
wmcn
mey
are
now
working
augurs
well
for
the
Hi-
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
lays:
iiiueh
better
than
ourselves,
and
yet
I
hey
ore.
The
great
tpiention
of
the
day
CLOSED
LAST
NIGHT;
Zr
-
United
Church
Clergy
Were
Session
all
Day
Yesterday
..'The
meeting
of
I'rince
HupeH
Presbylery
or
the
I'uited
Chiircli.
In'
What
'I
like
abwit
(radio
is.
the
lilent
night.
nrCana.la,
whielowas
in
progress
oW','!4Hi"i
"ml
fHisbt
fur
liberty
all.
day
yesterday,
ebied
last
eyviiuifr
at
1
u
clortk.
Itev.
anil.
Airs.
J.
II.
Youri?
of
Terrace,
Itev.
Victor
Snnsuni
of.
Kispiox
and
Itev.
A.
At.
I'oiind
of
Hnzelton
re-lUnied
to
the
fnlerinr
on
the
oVeninjf
train.
Itev.
Dr.
Darwin,
superintendent
of
missions;
Itev.
Arthur
Itarner,
superintendent
of
native
missions,
and
Itev.
William
Allen
of
Port
Simpon
are
remaining
in
the
city
today
to
allend
the
men's
banquet
tonicht
and
inspect
the
Hupert
J!af
pyninasiiim
this
afternoon.
Dr.
Darwin
will
return
to
Vancouver
tomorrow
.mnminp
and
Mr.
Darner
will
proceed
to
Kilimanl.
The
world
is
a
ewinus
place.
I
once
knew
a
man
who
went
who
came
home
nnd
pit
married.
'-(
f
.!'
A
flapier
I
am
of
twenty,
I
anssle
for
men
with
my
paint:
Hut
one
tiling
I
never
atrree
with.
Is
pretending
lo
be
whal
I
aini.
If
a
man
nse
his
head
can
it
be
Maid
to
he
n
lumber
deal.
Her
hearing
a
lrtt
of
men
n
inner
iner
no
on'
mi..
'
lieve
they
arc
no(
alllni;ils.
The
other
day
I
was
sore
he-eaoHe
a
friend
told
something
about
me.
and
then
I
biwnn
In
feel
pleased
Hint
he
did
not
tell
it
all.
I
have
not
yet
met
a
man
In
I'rinee
Hupert
who
considered
his
hUHiiics
11
success.
He
though!
he
ohkIi'
lo
have
made
!
1
BaaaaslartV
81
COPFEE
1
Kl
Somehow
I
like
the
heathen.
not
think
themselves
is
how
stiflll
we
benefit
Diet
farmer?
I
uggost
letting
him
aloire
for
a
few
weeks,
lie
doe.
hlenty
and
never
too
much
needn't
worry
YOU
about
the
family
milk
supply.
Stock
up
with
Borden's
St.
Charles
then
you'll
always
have
plenty
of
fine,
full-cream
milk,
and
never
too
much.
THATS
practical
economy
the
modern
common
sense
shortcut
to
good
cooking.
TRY
Borden's
St.
Charles
in
your
favorite
recipes
it
will
add
a
new
richness
with
less
trouble
and
cost.
ui"i'e
money.
As
I
lout,
buck
I
realt.e
Hla'
t.hristnias
co.
me
an
awful
li
til
then
we
lout
a
lot
of
tun
'tilii'l
we?
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
t
-K;
February
11,
1916.
j
Herman
Ilalvei
.nn.
u
Norwi'(i-
I
inn
of
about
.':
years
ot
ae.
who;
as
heen
rixidiuir
in
the
rity
Tor
'he
past
mouth,
dropped
dead
o-
il
shank
on
Fraxer
Street
iilinu:
;hmhi
today.
Dr.
.I.
I.
f.ade
t-
emled
and
prouoiinred
death
dull'
heart
failure.
Hharpe
nf
niisfeuMinee
have!
ben
laid
againsl
-(he
director!
nf
the
(hiniidian
Home
Investment:
IU.
whieh
ha
been
operatin
in
J'filiee
Hupert.
,
I..
Murray
fuller
and
Thomas
!
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