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98
86
15
Thursday,
July
14,
1927'
EVOLUTION
OF
RELIGION
Despatches
from
England
indicate
that
the
Church
of
made
some
very
interesting
changes
recently
in
its
constitution
Since
the
big
gathering
of
churchmen
it
is
not
necessary
for
a
mem
ber
of
the
church
to
believe
that
Eve
was
actually
manufactured
out
of
a
rib
taken
from
Adam's
side.
Most
Anglicans
have
not
believed
it
for
mahy
years
but
they
hate
to
say
so
openly.
At
any
rate,
it
did
not
seem
to
injure
anybody,
leaving
it
in
as
part
of
their
doc
trine.
An
Anglican
always
likes
to
hark
back
anyway.
Another
thing
the
church
allows
under
its
changed
constitu
tion
is
that
the
consecrated
bread
and
wine
ded
in
the
sacrament
may
be
kept.
There
is
also
nothing
to
prevent
any
member
worship
ping
it
if
he
feels
that
way
inclined.
-
The
change
in
.regard
to
the
making
of
Eve
was
a
concession
to
the
evolutionists
and
the
other
was
a
concession
to
the
High
Church
or
Romanist
section
of
the
church.
Other
changes
will,
follow,
possi
bly,
but
they
will
follow
only
when
members
of
that
body
actually
demand
it.
The
earthquake
in"
the
Holy
Land
reminds
us
that
something
like
a
dozen
languages
are
used
there.
In
Prince
Rupert
there'
seems
to
be
only
two
used
to
any
extent.
They
are
English
and
profane.
CHANGES
CONTINUALLY
TAKING
PLACE
,
Changes
are
continually
taking
place,
although
possibly
the
slowest
to
move
are
the
churches.
Day
by
day
we
are
increasing
.
our
knowledge
and
as
that
increases
we
note
the
incongruity
in
what
we
once
thought
was
truth.
After
all,
truth
is
largely
a
point
of
view
and
the
greatest
men
are
those
who
are
tolerant
of
all
religions,
all
faiths,
and
even
of
superstitions.
The
world
must
change
slowly
and
all
we
can
do
to
hasten
development
will
make
very
little
difference
while
all
we
can
do
to
stop
development
will
be
just
as
small.
The
year
is
divided
into
seasons.
There
is
the
basketball
and
badminton
season,
the
boating
season,
the
baseball
and
football
season,
and
the
strawberry
season.
Now
we
are
just
coming
into
the
raspberry
season.
IMPORTS
LARGE,
EXPORTS
LARGER
The
importation
of
farm
products
from
foreign
countries
was
for
the
year
1920
valued
at
over
three
million
dollars.
This
was
a
large
amount
and
it
is
often
argued
that
this
produce
should
be
raised
at
home.
It
must
be
remembered,
however,
that
during
the
same
period
the
exports
amounted
to
over
eight
million
dollars
so
that
agriculture
in.
"
British
Columbia
may
be
said
'
to
be
on
a
per-fectly'sound
basis.
..
It
also
must
be
remembered
that
a
great
deal
of
the
import
was
for
seasonable
fruits
and
vegetables
coming
from
the
warmer
climate
to
the
south,
partly
for
such
commodities
as
strawberries
which
are
consumed
here
in
large
quantities
but
also
for
fruits
which
cannot
under
any
circumstances
be
grown
in
Canada,
such
as
bananas.
Doubtless
there
are
yet
improvements
to
be
made
and
the
imports
of
fruit
and
vegetables
might
be
cut
down
very
considerably
if
the
market
was
better
supplied
at
home,
yet
there
will
always
be
some
foreign
fruit
purchased
here
and
a
great
deal
of
B.C.
fruit
and
Vegetables
sold
abroad,
all
depending
on
the
condition
of
the
market
at
the
time.
A
lot
of
us
spend
nearly
a
third
of
our
lives
sleeping
in
bed
and
another
third
sleeping
over
our
work.
There
does
not
seem
to
be
safety
in
numbers
as
far
as
Atlantic
flying
is
concerned.
Lindy.
went
alone
and,
so
far,
his
flight
has
been
the
most
completely
successful.
I
best
J
iy
r
Sold
evetyvhen
vr.
OBtpoMa
tmo
a
vast
Wwtern
wlkieroe.1.
I
Might
1
JTT""V
again
tempted
fair
now
a
gaXtn
low
might
prosper
on
lta
bounty.
'
An
important
part
In
this
great
move-'
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dlmcult
w
tllf,
mm
mrnt
waa
the
pony
eapreaa
rider,
daring
i,
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mwt
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.
local
awej-
ananargy.
uoe
u
g-
.
ttor(
,M
pwebaed
a
watea
aJl
Aa
a
haaa
aai
rar
ttawl
w.An
1Mb
I
ban
the
admiration
of
Oeat.
Cuater.
then
about
to
lead
bia
troop,
the
tamou
Beventh
Cavalry.
aalnat
the
allied
In-dlana
under
Chief
eitttng
BUI.
who
were
about
to
make
their
laat
aaand
afalnat
the
wbttea.
Through
Cuter
InflueBet
and
the
aid
of
Senator
Stanwood
young
Langdeo
rccetTca
an
aapolntment
to
Weat
Point.
Skit1f
after
hla
arrival
at
the
military
academy
tingaton
meet
the
Senator,
bla
on.
Lawrence.
cUlatlug
youth,
la
aleo
going
to
the
Potn
yt
la
to
be
Langdon'a
room-mate.
Soon
after
meeting
the
Btanwooda,
Langdon
k
lnatraunamal
In
aarltig
Bettys
life
aod
U
incident
pare
the
way.
lor
romance.
In
te
peanume
in
W'ikhtrigton.
pewerlul
eijque
of
poll-ttei&t
it
busy
acping
IfciVf
nd
Ttatm
Indiana
tuugb,
wife
agent.
pe
Sam
Belden.
TIiC5Thre
aeeklng
to
die-
trace
Cuiter
and
bring'
pVeiaure
to
bear
on
President
dram
to
recall
nun.
Senator.
S&nwood
la
fighting
Custer'a
fight
nd
th
clique
wishes
to
humiliate
him.
with
the
aid
of
Lucretla
Belden.
a
ramp,
they
set
their
trap.
Young
Stan-wood
la
inveigled
to
ber
room
at
night.
Langdou
mixes
his
friend,
finding
htm
in.
Lucretla's
room.
Belden
has
just
entered
as
part
of
the
frame-up.
There
la
a
fight.
St
an
wood
returns
to
his
quar
ten
and
Langdon
Is
arrested.
The
lst
ter.
Innocent,
keeps
silent,
shielding
Lawrence,
for
his
father
and
Later'
sake.
Because
he
refusea
any
explanation
Langdon
le
eapelled
from
the
Academy
'
and
return
west.
,
Oencral
Cutter
and
the
Seventh
Cavalry
set
out
to
attack
the
Indians
fared
on
the
Little
Big
Horn.
Custer
has
been
misinformed
by
one
of
Belden's
henchmen
as
to
the
number
of
his
Indian
adversaries
He
divides
'his
force
with
orders
to
Major
Reno
to
await
h(
signal
to
rejoin
him.
Four
'
hundred
cavalrymen
confront
10.000
Indians.
Custer
attacks
and
the
massacre
commences.
Cutter
orders
Langdan
to
ride
through
the
Indians
with
an
order
for
Reno
to
come
to
the
rescue.
Langdon
reaches
Reno
who
refuses
to
sacrifice-
his
men.
Custer
and
his
command
are
slaughtered.
GOLD
FOUND
CANAL
BOTTOM
Children
Get
Rich
Harvest
England
When
Money
Found
in
CHESTER.
England,
June
14.
Dis
covery
of
200
gold
coins
in
the
bed
of
a
local
canal
has
caused
England's
first
native
gold
ruh.
The
prospectors
did
not
stake
their
claims
but
rushed
to
the
canal
which
had
been
emptied
temporarily
for
repairs.
The
discovery
was
made
by
a
boy,
who,
while
prodding
about
in
the
mud
bed
of
the
canal,
found
several
gold
sovereigns.
The
boy
Immediately
took
the
gold
home
to
his
mother,
who
lives.
In
a
street
near
the
canal,
and
she
'announced
the
news
to
her
neighbors
who
proceeded
to
the
canal
and
carried
out
a
search
with
knives,
forks
and
other
implements.
Some
of
the
searchers
obtained"-as
much
as
twenty
pounds.
The
mystery
of
the
gold
Is
believed
to
be
explained
by
the
death
of
a
woman
who
lived
near
by.
After
her
death
an
old
mattress,
which
was
partially
burned,
waa
thrown
Into
the
canal.
Apparently
the
woman
had
hidden
hoarded
gold
In
the
mattress,
which
rotted
away
by
the
action
of
the
water,
providing
a
golden
harvest
for
her
neighbors.
FREE
HAIR
CUTS
FOR
ALL
INDIGENT
ATLANTA.
Oa..
July
14.
When
the
Associated
Master
Barbers
of
America
Inaugurated
"Look
Well
Weef-ln
this
city,
the
local
chapter
as
a
mark
of
co-operation
called
at
the
home
for
the
friendless
and
trimmed
every
bead
of
hair
In
the
place.
8lxty-flve
children
were
shorn.
The
barber,!
then
called
at
the
Georgia
Children's
Home,
the
Southern
Chris
tian
Home,
the
Home
for
Incurables,
snd
the
Hebrew
Orphanage.
FUR
SKIRTS
LATEST
PARIS
SUGGESTION
PARIS.
July
14.
Fur
skirts
are
to
be
au
fait
next
winter,
says
Paul
Polret
The
proponent
of
real
"trousers"
as
a
feminine
mode,
undeterred
by
his
lack
of
success
In
that
direction,
brings
forward
skirts
and
Jackets
of
popular
and
expensive
skins.
Under
the
Jackets
would
be
worn
soft
fabric
blouses.
net
with
Jewels
sad
aAintH
platinum
and
the
kick
bream
It
dies
DM
keep
time.
A
LITTLE
wash
vita
water,
A
lit
tie
tm
of
paint.
Make
a
Arty
building
Loot
like
what
It
alnt.
THE
peayle
who
bowl
because
tties
are
H
Man
are
the
aaokt
daughter
Betty.
aod
ah
Who
want
bag
approprtatkjos
for
tbair
The
latter,
a
weak,
ArfintHet
A
PRUNE
loses
tta
wrinkle
when
In
hot
water.
Let1
tee
what
does
that
prove
THE
haMeat
money
I
ever
earned
was
when
I
took
a
done
from
my
big
stater
and
promised
ber
I'd
stay
quiet
a
whole
hour.
A
SELF-SATISFIED
person
it
usually
aaatly
satisfied.
Jt'l.Y
IJ,
1917.
London
attache
grest
importance
to
the
election
of
Prof.
De
Vslera
to
the
House
of
Commons.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Kill
INDIAN
STORY
Insejpt
Pests
Man
in
the
Moon
I
1
v
WILL
BE
SEEN
i
ackward
Season
THE
poilc
havr
KlUUWMlwd
the
iice
station,
r
I
hi.
jrWture
Tells
Tale
of
Outer
Ma.lwUj
not
yn,
lbt
their
prt-
KillsFlies-Mosaui;
sacre.
sacre,
tjo
tto'Iie'
'he;
.Seen
een
Tomorrow
Tomorrow
.sonere
oni
aJtboi
jrhp
mw
swap
J
aater
mifhl
br
useful
mi
some
ol
.
and
Saturday
j"1
Roaches
-Bed
Bugs
-Fleas
them.
Erer
since
the
mat
wftWe
man
aet
fea
I1HE
euostabte
took
nls
whitewash
on
American
soil
his
dieam
of
conquest
truss
hu
urged
blm
toward
the
teniae
tarn.
Aotl
daubed
up
the
itatatm
wall.
In
the
early
seventies
the
path
biasee
So
that
aae
who
shared
tta
saarsdneaa
I
tt
eapandifg
nation
had
pushed
bar
be
to
fU
NOBODY
would
mind
saying
gram
if
be
now
and
then
had
a
meal.
MOST
of
the
fat
men
would
Ilka
to
be
thin
but
they
bate
to
pay
the
price.
WHEN
a
woman
doea
something
to
get
a
kirk
she
usually
kicks
herself
afterwards.
MANY
a
man
who
cant
pay
any
of
his
debt
can
easily
find
the
cash
to
purchase
a
diamond
ring
MAROOT
Asqulth
says
that
woman
are
like
cats
in
that
they
are
the
onlt
domestic
animals
It
Is
Impossible
U
tame.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
A
private
message
received
in
town
states
that
Conscription
baa
jinsasrl
the
Senate.
Five
Jots
of
Alaska
herrtnc
weraahls-
ped
through
Prtrfce
Rupert.
The
break
In
one
of
the
water
pipes
across
the
Sbawattans
passage
will
,b
overcome
by
securing
a
casting
from
Vancouver.
1
The
Pacific
Marine,
published
at
Sun
Francisco,
contains
a
complete
des
cription
of
the
dry
dock
and
shipbuilding,
plant.
Sir
Richard
McBrlde
In
London.
Is
critically
111
The
Pacific
Great
Eastern
has
de
faulted
on
the
fourth
payment
of
Interest
and
the
Provincial
Government
will
have
to
put
up
the
money.
amounting
to
423,000.
.
T-
Mlss
'Alice
Couture,
teacher
at
Lucy
Island
and
Leon
Blaln
of
Anyox,
were
married
at
Lury
Island.
PRIMITIVE
LIVES
OF
.
RUSSIAN
PEASANTS
Have
IllKapprarrd
From
Civilization
Hut
Art
lillnitl
In
Woods
BLAOOVESHENSK,
Amur
Provlnc'.
Russia,
July
14.
s
Mystery
surrounding
the
fate
of
two
settlements
of
Russian
peasants,
members
of
a
religious
sect,
who
are
said
to
have
fled
from
the
horror
of
civil
war
In
8lberla
during
1818-20
to
the
wild
Klzano
forests
of
North
ern
Amur,
ha
prompted
the
newspaper
Amur
Pravada
to
dispatch
an
expedition
In
search
for
them.
They
are
said
to
have
had
no
contact
whatever
with
the
outer
world
since
1919,
living
by
fishing,
hunting
and
otherwise
leading
a
primitive
life.
Their
existence
was
first
.
reported
by
native
trappers
several
months
ago
who
occasionally
caught
sight
of
long
bearded,
haggard
figures,
who
disappeared
In
the
bush
the
morjent
they
were
observe-!
.
'-r;tr77-VTfT
'
No
More
Rheumatism
"
s
lh;t
wktt
1
hti
Mill.
,
JVuit-i-ii
wtrkid
lit
s
chum."
S.
Floyd.
Naaalmo.
B.C.
"Fruit-a-tives"
is
such
an
effective
remedy
because
it
is
composed
of
fresh
fruit
fuicrs,
combined
with
tonics.
In
a
natural
way,
it
rids
the
system
of
poisons
and
purines
the'
blood,
Try
it
2Sc
and
50c
a
box.
Sale
Price
IIAIHiAINS
AU.
OiKK
THE
STORE.
DO
NOT
WAIT
UNTIL
STOCK
ARE
TOO
.MUCH
IlKOKEN.
COME
NOW
AND
SAVE!
ME.VS
SHIRTS
Hundred
of
jatterna
to
choose
from,
checks
and
trlies,
plain
and
fancy,
with
collar
attached
or
collar
to
match.
Regular
$3.50
value.
CI
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wears.
The
regular
value
is
$7.50.
Backward
Season
Cl
IZ
Sale
Price
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION'
TO
APPLY
TO
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
.situate
at
Moresby
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Inlands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Kelley
Logging
Comoany
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
Timber
Merchants,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
loresnore:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
approximately
one-half
mile
south
30deg.
east
of
the
mouth
of
the
Tassoo
River,
Mores
by
Island,
uueen
cnarlotta
Islands:
thence
following
the
high
water
mark
In
a
northwesterly,
westerly
and
south
westerly
direction
for
a
distance
of
one
and
one-half
miles;
thence
in
an
easterly
direction
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
160
acres,
more
or
less.
JOSEPH
DOUOLAS
WILSON,
Acting
as
Agent
for
Kelley
Logging
Co.
Ltd.
Dated
30th
April.
1927.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAND.
In
Coast
Range
4,
Land
Recording
Dls
tiict
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Captain's
Cove,
Pitt
Island.
B.C.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Ooese
Pseklng
ComDanv
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Packers.,
intends
to
apply
for
a
ichh
ui
wjc
iwuuwuig
ircacriDeo.
ianas.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
1233,
Range
4;
thence
south
5
chains;
thence
west
j
chslns;
thence
north
to
high
wster
mark;
thence
easterly
along
high
water
mark
S
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
com.
jmence
ment,
and
containing
3
acres.
more
or
lsss.
OOS6E
PACKING
COMPANY
!
LIMITED,
Applicant,
Dated
June
18,
19S7.
MEWS
(iAHARDINE
COATS
Made
in
EriKland
In
all
Wool
rr,
.
with
silk
lining,
check
backs.
A
,
vli-fuWe
all
year
round
coat.
(;
,
vulu
17.50.
Q9Q
Q?
Haikward
Season
Sale
IVice
.'.
MU.O0
THE
FAMOUS
Brock
Hat
For
Men
The
best
made
in
Canada
the
utmost
In
hats
In
the
latent
shapes
and
hhailcM.
Regular
$7.50.
Hack
ward
Season
Sale
Price
$4-45
MEN'S
TENNIS
SHOES
With
Crepe
Rubber
Soles
and
Heels.
The
real
thing
for
sport
and
summer
wear.
Ames
II
olden
make.
Backward
Seuson
Sale
Price
CI
QET
per
pair
.
V--''
HOYS
SHIRTWAISTS
Thete
are
mad1
finest
English
Itr
,(
mid
come
jrr
assorted
:
Regular
$225
valu.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
.
Sale
Price
S1.45
RATI
II
NO
SITTS
The
famous
Jant.
n
i
ing
Suit
for
men.
Ti-the
finent
bathinjr
made.
In
various
in
all
sizes.
Harkward
Season
CM
fifl
SHOES
FOR
MFA
IS)
pair
only,
Men's
in
this
lot.
High
o
.
shoes
and
regular
vuUi
$7.60.
Backward
Season
CO
AC
Sale
Price
MEN'S
COTTON
SOCKS
In
brown,
black,
putty
gray
and
he
.'
.
shades.
At
this
price
you
can
almost
-laundry
costs.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
Q'iP
5
pairs
for
"
0K
FREE!
FREE!
FKKEl
Alterations
to
Suits
Free
Boys
Straw
Radio
,Caps
A
Cap
given
Free
with
as
uual.
Free
every
Suit
sold.
NO
CHARGES
ALL
CASH
PRICES
NO
C.O.D.
ORDERS
s
The
Acme
Importers
Mall
Orders
filled
at
these
Prices,
charges
prepaid.
Third
Avenue.
i,o.
Box
667
NEW
YORK,
July
14.
The
"Irish
j
Havy"
has
been
sold
for
1100.
The
submarine
constructed
by
John
P.
Holland
40
years
ago
for
Fenian
supporters
who
l
oped
to
use
It
against
the
British
fleet,
v.'as
knocked
down
for
that
sum
to
a
Junk
man.
LAND
ACT.
BETTER
DENTISTRY
PLATES
that
Klves
you
a
natural
appearance
and
lend
beauty
to
the
contour
of
the
face.
Afey
Dr.
MAGUIRE
Over
Ormcs
525
1
1.
.
!
.1
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place
called
"Home"
120
Rooms,
American
and
'European
Plan.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
Bus
meets
all
trains
and
boats.
Sample
Room
Phone
51.
,
L.
Martin,
Manager.