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DAILY
EDITION
.1.
POSITION
OF
RUSSIA
A
great
many
people
blame
Russia
for
the
missionary
work
they
are
doing
on
behalf
of
Communism.
However,
it
must
be
remembered
that
-a
considerable
section
of
the
neoule
there
thorouirhlv
be
lieve
In
communism
as
something
that
will
cure
the
ills
of
the
race
and
being
virile
people
they
try
to
pass
it
on,
just
as
our
missionaries
try
to
pass
on
Christianity
to
the
rest
of
the
world.
The
Russians
in
a
way
are
to
be
commended
for
being
willing
to
risk
their
lives
to
propagate
something
which
they
believe
to
be
true.
We
may
not
like
theii
methods,
which
are
often
subject
to
grave-
criticism,
but
at
the
same
time
we
can
irive
them
credit
for
40
1'
4n
.15
Saturday,
Dec.
17,
192
.trying
torry,ut
yhat
jhe
believe
-and
beingawijjing
to
talteristy
j
and
expflla1
energy
in
trying
tr
coiiwrthcfest
of
the'world.
On
the
other
hand,-
those
who
do
not
agree
with
the
communists
are
.
justifiedJirt
reiielling
their
advances
and
lb
using
any
reasonable
means
Jo
keep
them
in
check.
CHURCH
OF
ENGLAND
PRAYER
ROOK
The
controversy
over
the
Prayer
Rook
of
the
Church
of
England
is
an
interesting
one
and
indicates
the
difficulty
of
a
state
church.
Recently
the
governing
body
of
the
church
completed
the
revision
of
the
Rook
of
Common
Prayer
used
in
the
churches
throughout
the
country'-
Some
changes
were
made
which
are
vital
to
a
great
many
people,
and
then
the
book
was
sent
to
Parliament
for
its
endorsation.
The
House
of
Lords
endorsed
it
but
the
Commons
refused
to
do
so.
The
House
of
Commons
in
England
is
ma'de
up'
of
people
of
many
denominations
and
of
no
denomination.
There
are
not
only
members
of
theftttate
church
but
of
almost
every
dienting
Church
as
well
as
Roman
Catholics.
There
are
also
some
who
openly
profess
to
be
agnostics
or
people
who
admit
that
they
do
not
know.
All
these
peoplWhave
a
right
to
pass
upon
the
book
used
by
the
Church
of
England
in
regard
to
its
statements
of
doctrine,
its
method
of
worship,
its
sacraments,
its
ritual,
the
ordainment
of
its
clergy
and
variou
matters
which
cannot
possibly
be
of
interest
to
anyone
but
the
members
of
the
church.
King.
Lords
and
Commons
have
to
give-their
consent
before
any
change
can
be
made.
In
this
enlightened
age
such
a
condition
cannot
continue
long.
The
High
Church
party
have
for
half
a
century
protested
more
or
Jess
feebly
against
the
condition
of
affairs.
At
one
time
a
protest
was
made
against
Queen
Victoria
being
nominal
head
of
the
Church
of
England,
when
in
England,
hut
a
Presbyterian
when
in
Scotland.
Today
the
great
theme
for
discussion
n-Engl.nAJahjsr'ej
Iigious
question,
an
outcome
of
which
was
the
recent
pronouncement
pf
Bishop
Barnes
of
Birmingham.
The
refusal
of
the
House
of
Commonsfto
accept
the
new
Prayer
Book
has
thrown
the
whole
subject
into,
the
field
of
debate
and
no
one
can
tell
exactly
what
the
outcome
Pwill
be.
BACK,
through
the
centuries
Christmas
has
always
been
a
timeforthegivingof
presents
big
or
little
things
to
delight
-
-and
gladden
the
hearts
of
children
and
their
elders.
But
where
are
the
Christmas
presents
of
other
years
the
toysythe
useful
things?
Bmken
Worn
cut
forgotten.
Keep
alive
the
spirit
of
your
gift.
Let
it
bring
happiness
and
contentment
from
year
to
yer
add
a
Royal
Bank
SaVingo
Book
to
your
list
of
Christmas
presents
CWm.i
Prowlolm
Cttr,
m
pruc&der
Gift
flooii.
.trite
Royal
Bank
cm
ot
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
F
E
Robertson,
Manacei
iaa-WUhu
mi
ch
goes
into
thousand
or
vr
Catua4a
ln
an
article
ta
Baotuntwr
lane
dealui
with
the
la
rch
aud
conditio
a
follow:
JBMK
Presbyterian
Church.
Ree.
J.
R.
B
A
L.LB
mmVHer
Oar
corl-
her
represents
the
PreeeJf-
uae
m
the
BkMt
noethetry
part
mf
Canada.
Quia
to
a
somewhat
leotated
boMMon.
tlM
nnrMt
shureh
la
our
i
.
team
Presbytery
vein
NO
miles
distant
iit.
matii
was
called
ea
Fetmsaiy
last
fit
Mm
eron
i
inducted
an
Uink
1.
HI
lmm-
pradaiwr
m
Be.
Charles
Cam
who
died
very
auaMmly
ia
Novem-
-
ber
f
iwt
year.
Preceding
him
m
PURLICITV
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
nta'JZTm'lTvZThZ
,
-
.
whose
pioneer
work
in
the
wee
na
The
matter
ot
publicity
fur
the
city
has
often
been
mentioned
em,
tor
Yarn
a
tern
mb
and
the
by
this
paper
but
it
will
bear
repeating-.
Every
time
the
name
Prince
church
gratitude.
He
mm
the
oh-Rupert
appears
in
print
it
keep
the
city
in
the
public
eye
but
when
jtegatioa
ror
eleven
year
it
wa
during
it
is
accompanied
by
a
commendatory
article,
it
is
of
still
greater
hi
ministry
taat
tkf
rot
on
ebureh
value.
Many
people
have
access
to
trade,
church,
fraternal
or
other
union
tst.
te
cBaawaaitiari
de-journals,
and
no
opportunity
should
be
missed
of
seeing
that
the
city
cU"
!
remain
uvts
nuhliritv
f-restayteriaB.
Three
yeas
at
be.
Tr
a
iau...
k..
Il...tt
t
.
tUl
i
i
l
imuc
Ul
llic
I
irnuj
ICI
mil
IICUUIU
IB
ill.
iirilUIV
LCIIIHK
about
the
work
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
here
and
of
the
city.
As
it
poes'fnT
thousands
of
home
it
is
very
valuable
advertising
to
the
city.
It
alto
shows
that
there
is
a
prosperous
church
in
the
city.
of
HMa.
Bath
the
dm
d
tii
mow
owwioot
the
harhor
ta
the
wa
oaatltate
a
very
wilnaOe
ptufcita.
-i
Print
Rupert
la
me
Vetwami
oi
the
TRYIXC
TIME
r()K
CHINA
Caaadtw
NatioMl
nalHMy
wHleh
in
Before
the
Rotary
Club
Thursday,
Rev.
A.
Wilson,
in
an
address
eontinew.
R
kMOMtrttiM
snoke
of
the
trvinir
time
in
China,
this
hoinir
thp
rilffieiittv
.ittncU
nswtjota
tn
the
MM.
The
Meat
wi
ing
a
change
from
a
despotism
to
a
democracy.
The
people
are
un-
(
educated
in
self-government
and
H
will
take
many
years,
poesibly
.
..An..MV.4tnnA
4
....
I
41..M
.
1
4
L
2UA-1I1
4.
!
-
'
win!
afloat
saaf
paaa
la
and
aaabor
at
low
tide.
In
the
north
there
M
la
far.
thnber.
sad
Kciiciauuiio,
in
nam
inciu
mi
iiihi
iiirv
uun
lmk
ail
iiueillKCUl
III-
;
anAVter
mtnersl
sad
a
OMajC
MllitlJtl
at
t"V
hue
.Tuifii:
ui
iiicrii
vam
viruiiii.v.
.siunv
in
itiic
iH?tiiie
iv
;4ijf
BasaHNHSUal
rMn
UM
to
Jpe
ea
no
idea
how
large
their
country
is
and
what
are
its
problems.
j
from
waktn.
tbtataja
the
tea4ae
grata-
here
Mr.
u
uson
was
mistaken,
we
think,
wne
in
suggesting
finda
ita
war
the
Orient.
The
fishinc
that
the
Russians
had
nothing
to
do
with
the
troubles
in
China.
The
nidoatrjr
to
uaponaat
aad
aoeeinu
lor
verj'
fact
that
Russians
were
arrested
and
executed
by
the
Nation-;
eatohltoaiBf
here
at
one
of
the
allstS
Vesterdav
indicates
that
thev
must
have
Impii
n
nntont
fnclnr
owa
a.orage
pmnia
in
nw
worm.
in'
stirring
up
the
Communists
to
make
an
effort
to
take
over
the
government
of
the
country.
r
church
wa
cwated
at
a
esat
Maas
tsurlaU
find
their
way
to
Prince
Rupert
dDrlug
the
summer
month,
at
tracted
by
the
ptetusaaque
Meaerr
of
the
north
and
the
Interior.
It
to
a
port
of
call
atoo
for
Alaakan
ateamera.
whilst
three
eoanpaatoa
operate
steam-
ahlpa
httweta
here
and
Vaacouver.
The"
climate
u
mild
aad.
although
the
to
heavy
rainfall,
there
la
little
fas
"
the
sir
to
emigrating.
The
nottfltajs-tlon.
therafcre.
has
a
fine
oppoMuntty.
and
to
mailing
aahataattoit
pfotrrew.
In
the
early
aprtng
the
men?
waa
renovated.
At
the
first
conunuoton
the
attendance
wa
the
lasgtt!
In
the
4US-
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NEWS
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Every
Afternoon,
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Sunday,
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Avenue.
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v
nurcn
JBJL
and
Conditions
1
1
'-
TtM
PI
..
$5.00
jf
i
tory
ot
the
congregation.
All
the
organ
isation
are
working
efficiently.
The
tenter
church
CHolr
numbers
35.
and
the
junior.
38.
under
the
leadership
of
Jchn
Dary.
We
occupy
a
atmtegle
post
tlon
and
here
in
this
large
area
wltnew
to
the
world
that
come
to
oar
door
that
the
Preabyterlan
Church
la
not
a
thing
of
the
pait
Being
far
separated
from
other
congregation
of
our
own
church,
and
not
t
lilted
aa
frequently
as
r.ther
denominations
north
and
aouth
by
their
fuperlntendenu.
we
need
the
encouragement
and
prayer
of
our
EFFORT
MADE
RETURN
BOOKS
Number
of
Volumes
Have
Been
Ouf
Ton
Long
and
Action
Taken
to
Secure
Them
At
-the
regular
meeting
of
the
Prince-
Rupert
Public
Library
held
last
night
with
O
v
Wllirlnaon
presiding,
the
librarian
reported
that
a
number
of
book
which
had
been
taken
out
month
ago
had
not
yet
been
returned.
It
wa
decided
to,
black
-11
t
any
famUle
where
hoofta
had
not
Ven
returned
,of
madr
hsd.fta
to
make'
a
apedhtf
effort'to
get
In
those
now
out
before
the
end
of
the
year.
In
aome
oave
people
going
away
had
left
their
books
with
a
neighbor
for
return
and
they
had
not
been
braught
in.
In
her
report
for
November
Mli
Cmihthank.
the
librarian,
atated
that
there
were
4049
book
circulated
during
the
month
of
which
there
wa
fletlon
250.
non-fiction
488.
and
Jurenlle
794.
and
duplicate
pay
114.
In
regard
to
the
duplicate
pay
section
the
only
complaint
waa
that
there
wa
not
enough
books.
The
average
circulation
per
day
for
the
month
waa
1024.
Card
Usued
to
new
borrower
numbered
42.
Juvenile
13,
whUe
23
card
were
cancelled.
There
are
now
2573
borrower
on
the
llt.
New
books
were
added
to
the
collection.
8
by
gift
and
S5
by
purchase,
there
being
now
ever
six
thousand
volume
in
the
collection.
The
fines
fos
the
month
amounted
to
1
13.80.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
'Rupert
iixi:.mi;i:u,
i;.
iui7.
Dp
to
noon
today,
310
ballot
bad
.-been
can
In
the
federal
election
voting.
ur
tni
number,
at
least
twenty
per
cent
were
cast
by
ladle.
W
J.
Alder
writes
a
publlo
letter
to
S.
M.
Newton
congratulating;
him
on.
his
patriotism
In
withdrawing
from
the
federal
election
contest
in
favor
of
Col
C
w
Peck.
Miss
Mabel
Edgar
has
leased
the
Hotel
Bulkier
at
Smither
which
she
will
per-
snnallv
conduct
9hegift
that
keebs
on
I
Clau
this
Christmas
had
better
begin
letting
hi
beard
grow.
A
PERSON
i
not
really
fit
to
go
into
society
until
the
art
of
yawning
with
the
mouth
closed
has
been
properly
learned.
A
DROP
too
much
Is
a
mistake.
Thafe
what
happened
the
mursury
at
the
beginning
of
the
wk.
It
had
to
come
up
again.
CHRISTMAS
is
next
week
so
dont
forget
to
buy
me
a
pair
of
socks.
RKKfEitBER
me
this
Christmas
For
I
am
on
the
rocks.
Remember
me
and-
send
along
A
pair
or
two
or
sock.
I-ET
us
all
enloy
the
holiday
and
then
the
week
after
wr
can
remember
sadly
as
the
Bible
says
that
"In
the
midst
of
lite
we
are
In
debt."
ONE
of
the
unpardonable
sins
1
Lharlng
a
disposition
to
evade
the
pay
ment
oi
small
debt.
I
kaow
because
I
have
evaded
and
have
tried
to-
col
lect.
PEOPLE
who
think
they'
are
better
than
others
usually
are
not.
ONLT
a
few
people
think
for
themselves.
The
others
belong
to
the
"Me
Too"
club.
X
CALLED
man
silly
foor
And
thought
that
It
was
true.
But
he
thought
me
a
silly
fool
So
fools
there
numbered
two.
4fl)OMET
KKSRKVED,
At
the
coi:
uslon
ot
the
taking
of
evidence
and
argument
of
counsel,
W
a
lavuti
taui
ur
,.
ltgcta
mm-
1
air.
t.
Colllmn
and
8.
D.
Macdonald.
Justices
of
the
peace,
altnng
In
provincial
police
court
in
the
case
of
Capt.
John
Wick
of
the
halibut
boat
Iris,
who
la
charged
with
Illegal
tuning,
reserved
'.heir
judgment
until
Monday
morning
at
10
o'clock.
.
5.
TI.MHEK
SALE
X700I
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
DUtrlet
Forester,
not
later
than
noon
ou
the
29th
day
of
December.
1927,
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X7004.
Barnard
Cove.
Princess
Royal
Uland,
C.R.
.
to
,ait
1.182.000
feet
board
measure
of
Spruce.
Cedar.
Hemlock
and.
Balsam
sawlogs.
Two
(3)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Victor!,
or
the
District
Fores-ter.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
T1.MHEU
SALE
X939o'
8ealed
Tenders
will
tr
received
by
the
District
Forester
not
later
than
noon
on
the
13th
day
of
Detem.-s-.
1937,
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X9J90.
south
shore
Draney
Inlet.
O.R.
3.
to
cut
875.000
leet
board
measure
of
spruce,
cedar
hemlock
and
Balsam
v.wlogs.
Two
(3)
year.-,
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria,
or
the
District
Forester
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
IN
I'KOIfATE
IN
TIIK
Ht
I1IKMR
TontT
OP
llltlTIHIl
lilll.U.MIII.l
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Robert'
Rudd.
Deceased.
Intestate.
1
TAKE
NOTICE
thst
by
order
of
His!
Honor.
F.
McB.
Young,
the
1st
div
at
'
December,
AJJ.
1927.
I
was
appointed
Ad-
'
minlstrator
of
the
estate
tobm
Rudd,
deceased,
and
all
parties
Thai-1
Ing
claims
against
the
Testate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
ame
the
3rd
day
of
January.
AJ.
1928.
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
estate
are
f21!
10
tne
of
their
Indebtednei!
to
me
forthwith
KORMAN
A
WATT
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert
B
e
Dated
the
3rd
day
ot
December
AJQ.
Credenza
$385
or
with'
eJwHrle
drive
$425
iM,:
f..i.3
C
hristmas
Any
"His
Master's
Voice"
dealer
in
town
will
deliver
your
new
Orthofjhonic
Victrola
right
to
your
Christmas
tree.
Surprise
your
family
!
Yuletidc
is
here!
The
family
gather
'round
the
Christmas
tree.
Lights
are
twinfcHiif;
Children
arc
romping!
joyously
opening
the
gifts
so
impatiently
awaited.
Everyone
is
busy
admiring
exelaiming
prating!
And
now,
the
door
bell
rings.
There
a
twinkle
invtl.id's
eye.
There
is
great
tramping
and
stamping
as
something
large
and
mysterious
is
carried
in
and
placed
beneath
the
Christmas
tree.
The
obscuring
cover
is
whlbked
off!
Joy!
a
new
(Jrlhophonic
tl1
Orthoph
"True
In
Sound"
Vrolav
and
Victor
reeords
to
py.
"D4H
they
exclaim,
"you
old
fox!"
And
then
come
Chmtmas
cong4,-bigbt
liappv
th'nifts.
Dad's
favorite;
rwrtltir'
favortte.
everyUidy's
favorites
t)r)ari
dancing
too!
and
singing
and
dapping
of
hamU
as
everyone
cries
"More
muffc!"
Surely
a
Christmas
scene
tliafc
may
etrne
true
in
your
lionie
o
qukkty!
Go
new,
before
the
choice
of
models
h
too
far
dptetJ,
make
your
choice
and
make
your
(wfiwy
arrangement.
Ilenutiful
iimhIcIs
at
all
1!m
Mauler's
Voice
dealers
in
town
from
$1460
to
as
low
as
SI
15,
ami
every
mix
lei
a
revelation,
obtainable
on
convenient
term.
onic
Trade
Marie
Rcfi'd
Victrola
Orthpjifroriiconk
if
it
l)ear
the
dog
Tr
i
i
mark
Victor
Talkfaif
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
Montreal
'
Man
in
the
Moon
ANYBODY
who
wUhes
to
'be
Santtt
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LIMITED
Gift
Suggestions
You
can
be
assured
of
a
wide
rantre
I'.-eiu;
LADIES',
.MEN'S,
AND
CHILDHEN'S
GOODS
Our
boxed
Handkerchiefs
are
particularly
go
an
exceptional
line
of
the
finest
hosiery.
Silk
tJnderwear
is
always
appreciated.
Our
Fur
Trimmed
Glove
are
wonderful
values,
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OUK
WINDOWS
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Phone
9.
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton
Sired
I
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Flashlights
and
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Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
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