'1
MU'
IT1IE
nil
-It
in
i
inversion
ani
run
NOTICE
that
lloljert
M
.,nlress
In
1410
atli
Ave.
,,,
,m
r.
B.C.
will
apply
f
r
n
,
!,
mid
m
30.000
'Rllon
,i
iter
out
of
small
tik.
,-h
flows
aouUierly
:nKi
.,,
iin.Hton
Inlt'.,
Q.O.
Islands
hud
Net
westerly
from
ml:.r.-
I,,
,d
of
Huston
Inlet.
The
,
i
inverted
from
the
stream
,,i
about
200
feet
Irom
shore
ihrough
twenty-four
acres
:
t'
F
:i
y
NOTICE
lir
my
hs
iv
of
Decei
t
ill,
"
HB
0ATLY
NEWS
paoe
nva
WATER
NOTICE
of
the
Mid
electors
at
Clf-
Ninth
day
of
January,
1998
dock
noon,
tor
the
purpose
M-rsotUi
to
represent
them
Aldermen,
or
School
Trun-
..
of
nomlna'lon
of
cnndl-
!,c
an
foil'iWs:
:
m'o
shall
be
nomlnatel
.e
writing
shall
be
.
-ib-
Her
lot
a
of
ti,e
munlc.;ii:
:
and
seconder,
and
'ial
i
'ci
the
Resuming
Officer
wi
'aeon
!mj
date
of
the
i,
-i
i'M
of
the
day
of
no.m.i-a'd
writing
may
be
hi
the
.lured
3
In
the
Schedule
o!
jml
Election
Act."
and
.shap
:iinies
residence,
and
ecu--
riptlon
of
each
person
pro-I'l-h
manner
aa
sufficient.
-uch
candidate;
a'.d
!n
t!i-II
lelnK
neceaeiry
such
im!i
;
..i-d
oi,
the
Twelfth
dv
vtw
at
City
Hall,
of
u-,lr'i
..s
hereby
rerjulred
t
.'
vern
hlmaelf
accord
if
M
mber.
1927
K.
P.
JOKES.
Returning
Off!
-r
tAND
ACT.
Ol
INTENTION
TO
TO
I.K.E
tM
i.ittur
i.
am
APPI
Rupert
Land
Recording
Di
Miate
on
the
southwest
c
r
in;.amed
bay
on
the
ith
!'
"
Chanal.
Oraham
Island
"
Islands,
in
the
Province
:u:nbla.
ncF
that
Arthur
Robert-o
DC
occupation
s
lun.b.v-
'
apply
for
a
letmr
o:
desrribed
lands
it
peal
planted
ab
"
-'erly
from
the
mojth
r!
I
reek
flowing
into
an
ur-n
the
south
hank
of
Port
'
m
Inland
dueen
Chsr'-f
nee
of
British
Columbli.
i.i
n
soiitherly:
thence
V
ly
thence
4
chains
n
r
h
rellne.
tner.ee
folio
in
¬
to
tKiln!
if
comment-'.r'niiu'
i
res
more
'
.tnedl
A
ROHWRTSOfl
Applicant
I.ANI)
A(T
Ol
IVTRVTION
TO
PrLV
TO
Charlotte
Islands.
Ora-
itid
Re'-ordlnu
DlM,rlet
'
ind
s'.t
i.itr
un
tiie
wM
t
rlsrbor
at
'hi
He
id
'
n
Queen
Charlotte
Island
li-
t:-h
Columb'a
tt
'hat
Brit
:h
Cnlmno's
''
tur.g
Coi.iihii
l
imited
of
il
(
"
.
i
.
cupa'lon
Salmon
Cm
-
apply
fnr
a
.lease
ot
''-nrlbed
'unilf
.
.it
a
post
planted
on
the
'
i
creek
called
Tw.n
R
ver
hi
west;
thence
twrnty-one
i
'hence
4
chains
east
'ng
contour
of
rbor
line
t
coiniaeneenient.
and
con
,
acres
more
cr
teas.
HI
NO
PACKINO
CO
LTD
Applicant
M
M
Knijlih.
A,en'
'
'
rr
22.
1927
I.ANI)
ACT
oi
io
TBTION
TO
l.ltAM.
I.AMI
.PI1
land
District.
Land
Record-ot
TeleKraph
Creek,
and
h-
northwest
end
of
Otadv.-
40
'ntles
northeast
o!
the
'i-n
in
tbont
ISSdeg.
10'
w-uni
a'mut
o9deg.
60'
north
fiTK'K
that
1.
John
o'
ritndys
Lake
near
AKrtd
Atlln
n
Trapper.
Iptend
to
apply
'if
the
following
destuljeti
'
''
at
a
post
planted
at
the
ml
of
Gladys
loke.
about
r'h
of
the
mouth
of
Pisii
Mr
me
one
mil
west;
theiic
tir
thence
on
mile
ran
mile
north,
and
conlalnlnK
i:
;e
or
lvs
JOHN
ALITWD
lMIEUX
Applicant.
inh-r
n.
1937.
LAND
ACT
Ol
IVTFATION
TO
,
PPI.
V
TO
im
m
n.r.
I..IMI
Ijinrt
Itrordtng
District
of
"Ptt.
and
situate
at
the
nor-
"t
Telegraph
Passage.
Bkeena
M'
lIt'R
that
J.
H.
Todd
tb
Sons
'
11
(.'..
occupation
salmon
cau-'
t
"l
to
apply
for
permission
to
'ie
following
described
lends:
'
-
ink
at
a
post
planted
at
the
'
nier
of
Lot
31,
Range
S.
tiis
chains
east;
thence
30
'
h
more
or
leas,
Cb
high
water
n
-e
southerly
along
high
1
i
to
tin.
point
of
commeuce--
nil
lining
50
acres,
more
or
J
H
TODD
AJ
SONS,
LTD.
Applicant
ember
nth.
1M7
,111
til
IMO'm
.
.
nn
"illl
l.lt(UUIl
A.
I
I'M
I
(l
i
If,
ITIIIU
lHft
tlVl'll
I.K'KNCK
is
MFRFRY
aiVKN
that
on
t
I'etinnirv
next
the
under-1
is
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
f
r
a
licence
In
resnect
'"""g
ptrt
of
tU
building
1
ininerelal
Hotel''
situate
at
"'
K'rst
Avenue
and
Eighth
of
Prtiue
Rupert,
In
the
nniish
Columbia,
upon
tb
'"'I
a
Lot
Thirteen
(IS)
t'
tl4.
Bloek
Nine
(9),
Beo-1
1
Mnp
ri:3,
prince
Rupert
'
'''0
DiMiict,
in
the
Pro-
f"r
the
sale
of
beer
by
:
"'v
the
open
bottle
for
i
the
premise,
i''
-ore
ijiinert,
B.C.,
this
'
"'
-.
a
n
lnan
IDA
S.
MArtW.
Applicant.
BROTHER
ANDRE
AND
HIS
WORK
t'imni.,,
MSI!
1
c
........
uj.
iiiiiiie
jmn
oi
.lion-'
treal"
Directed
IlulliHm
nf
Famous
'amous
Oratorv
Oratory
!,
under
lease,
ana
will
he
,,,.,,.
,ltrlal
purpose;
lipon
the
PEOPLE
TOUCHED
GARMENTS
,,
ntx'd
ax
applied
for
to
lease
.,
i
,,i
llu
ton
inlet,
Moresby
.
!,
was
ported
on
the
ground
diiy
Decemler,
1927.
A
notice
and
an
application
,
!(()
and
to
the
"water
Act."
filed
In
the
office
of
Uie
.
icier
at
Prinoe
Rupert,
B.C.
tn
the
application
may
be
,
the
ald
water
Recorder
or
comptroller
of
Water
Rights.
:
Building,
Victoria,
B.C..
:r.v
davs
after
the
first
ap-
(
this
notice
In
a
local
news-
Stories
of
Healfnjr
Made
People
I
lock
to
Shrine
Where
Extraordinary
Seme
Enacted
MONTREAL.
Jan.
24
-
(Canadian
Preasi
.-
wracked
by
chronic
dyspepsia,
tttilch
pre
.-en
ted
hi
going
U)
school.
Illiterate
until
almost
middle
age.
a
porter
in
H
school,
and
a
simple
retiring
man.
Brother
Andre
was
yet
able
to
"!rd;i"
22
1937.
tin"
tni
mrtUetlon
'"P'r
nnd
guide
piKMUHi;
practically
to
to
coin-
ROBERT
M
CCI.RIE.
f""""
me
construction
of
the
4.ooo.-
AM"'1'
000
basilica
In
Montreal
known
as
oanu
josepns
oratory.
Million
who
have
fornjed
part
of
the
great
pilgrlm-
OTICE
is
hereby
given
to
01
PPle
sick
in
body
or
ml.nd
of
the
Municipality
of
the
who
have
prayed
at
the
oratory
and
n,i-
nuwiv
.....
iw.i.ir
receive!
th
Httu
i.t.
...
.
.
and
promise
of
intercession
of
their
gent
oiiiaii
to
at.
Joseph,
knew
him
inr
auracie
aaan
oi
atonireal
Be-
to
i.i
us
oi
cures
reported
to
have
taken
half
pmci-
niter
visits
to
the
shrine
I!
has
:-
'
nie
almost
as
well
knoun
ui
C'an-
'-''
,:-'l
Aiiirrican
Ca:hol,rn
i
.)
..'diiooor
thai;
that
of
Alfred
Bessette.
i(
was
one
of
11
children
born
to
i
fiysp.'psla.
When
he
was
five
years
old
.'
'ji
lather
died
and
aa
Is
the
custom
n.i.i'K
FTrn'h-Canedlans
where
a
srirv
liinlly
of
orphans
are
left
with
no
I
her.
h
n
-i
":!d
.fibs.
While
!
could
re'
lear-.i
to
read
and
write
the
lad
kj.i.iM
a
cenain
amount
of
culture
iiroin
the
old
priest.
He
saved
some
j
:ih
iiry
and
decided
to
emigrate
to
the
I
nitio
State
He
want
to
PlalnfMd.
'conn
where
he
obtained
employment
In
la
cotton
anil
His
beelta
broke
down
land
le
aent
back
to
81
Oesalre.
How-
I
rver.
ahile
in
New
England.
Bessette
I
;
si
!
-il
tn
love
the
beautiful
hills
and
I
I
oral
s-rnee
and
towards
the
end
of
his
i
!ili
twice
a
year
Spring
and
Pall
-he
i
.mild
vlait
ihem
to
wander
alone
'
mi
ru
the
place
he
knew
aa
a
boy.
j
l,i
INI
his
presence
in
New
England
I
was
discovered
by
people
who
knew
htm
as
The
Miracle
Man
and
extra
i
iduistv
scenes
were
enacted
wherever
he
rut.
Thousand
brought
sick
rel-'
a
:
Ives
to
he
Hitched
and
blessed
by
him.
!
Atter
o-ie
oi
these
pilgrimages
the
bro-
lur
rp!!a
ed
from
exhaustion.
KKI.K-IOI
HKKIt
As
he
re
.cli
d
manhood
Bessette
be-.ao
to
devetoo
a
paaaion
for
a
religious
rr.rrf!
Hl
cure
patrons
encouraged
mm
though
despairing
of
belni:
able
to
gratify
hla
desire
because
of
the
young
:i.an
s
i;.lter.iteneas
Howeer
a
chance
did
present
itself
In
the
establishment
by
the
Oongregstlon
of
the
Holy
Croat
uf
a
commercial
college
in
uie
neighborhood.
Bessette's
first
application
for
permission
to
enter
the
order
was
gent-I
n
fused
but
he
persisted,
and
waa
Ifii
afly
accepted
.
it
'lt"tV.
U
wag
aetyt
to
tbe
Saint
laurent
college
si
mnm-i-ei-1
a
id
arter
taking
his
preliminary
vi.
ws
aas
iiiven
the
mime
ol
Brother
Andre
He
waa
assigned
to
such
work
scrnhhlna
floors
and
mending
the
'
.
.
.
.
.
i
-
.ttuimii
Ariei
a'Hrds
he
w
i,
mill
ie
nortri
and
barber
It
inn
from
ny
pepsin
nr
went
snd
had
s
quiet
Moid
foi
even
body
Department
oi
Jauuary
u.
1M-
encouraging
Parents
nnd
boys
He
lived
on
ually
people
brgsn
to
consult
him
on
then
problems
HUM
KK
lll.r.
f'l
RK
His
sdvlee
simple;
he
would
sug-
DKI'AUTMBNTOF
LANDS
NOTHK.
Appllr
Appl
lent
loos
.f..r.rm.ts
to
gnu
live-
stock
uilon
for
oraslng
rermlts
for
the
Si'.siii
of
IBS
uie
ro-..
neltksi
Co.ui'n'b..
"JSJ
.
wtThJW
SrtPokter
at
Port
Cleorje
Nelson.
Prince
"u!"nV"K
'.i,?
before
March
list,
Williams
Uke
on
or
The
Least
Exciteme.l
jPRESBYTERIANS
Bfl-II
II
i
I
maim
nur
near.
vi
ijpv
fwrwrno
ELECT
OFFICERS
Psinii,..
...
n.
HlfllNIV
WIIU
I
lUHVi
Mrs.
Ambrose
Orser,
Elginburf,
Out,
writes:
"I
suffered
for
some
time
with
a
bad
heart
which
seemed
to
bo
controlled
by
my
nerret.
The
least
little
excitement
would
cant
it
to
flutter
and
palpitate,
and
at
times
I
would
have
real
had
spells.
I
suffered
in
this
way
for
tome
time
when,
one
day,
I
taw
advertised,
to
decided
to
try
them.
I
had
only
taken
a
few
boxes
when
I
noticed
that
I
felt
better,
to
I
eon-
tinned
taking
them
and
in
a
short
time
my
heart
felt
entirely
different.'
Price
SOe.
a
box
at
all
drug-fisti
and
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
prie
by
The
T.
Milbura
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont
a
n
ovens
to
Saint
Joseph,
hit
as
patron
aalnt.
and
he
himself
promised
Intercede
to
the
saint
on
their
be-
The
sick
and
afflicted
began
to
,'ciirney
to
the
college
to
speak
with
Brother
Andre
and
tteadilv
arowlnc
the
urouok
ol
neeDle
walk
Inn
nn
in
the
i-.orties
n.
rram-e
and
St.
Anne
de
x:tr
lod.n
became
dally
slight
Beaupre
at
Quebec,
while
Brother
An-
People
Detail
to
tell
their
friends
of
the
:..
.uuer
held
no
recent
prellel
In
;lstl...tance
In
curing
their
ills
they
re-he
smiiUs
of
the
church
on
this
con-
celved
from
the
brother.
Then
re-tuient
Applioation
to
Rome
for
his
mBrkable
cures
were
announced
by
pU-ciiomzatlon
will
most
certainly
be
grlms
and
Brother
Andre's
reputation
irn.de.
it
is
believed
by
his
followers
t
spread
from
Montreal
to
the
rest
of
ivl
CIIII.IHIOOII
Canada
and
later
to
the
United
States.
u
is
dini'
U.t
io
ro.ierive
of
n
sndder
NtTl
llAI.
Hdl.rTlnv
Brother
Andre's
pilgrims
soon
tented
a
serious
problem
for
his
'...ic
ano
Clothllde
Folsy
Bessette
of
!
lege
superiors
and
antagonism
sprang
5ami
Orev-oire
d
ll:frvllle.
Quebec
Bes-!Up
n
some
quarters.
A
number
Of
In
1
,-ir.t
m
a
;ieelwrlsht.
but
could
not
fluentlal
people
in
Montreal
argued
to
'
,e.irii
a
living
at
his
trade
so
became
a
the
college
authorities
that
the
ohursb
I
i.y
'..iborer.
Alfred
was
born
In
August.
!
was
being
brounht
into
ridicule.
On
the
'Mi,
and
from
a
bahy
suBercd
from
.
other
hand
the
hmther'i
frtuniis
him
I
to
his
support
and
a
fierce
controversy
ensued.
Brother
Andre
himself
took
wo
part
in
It.
The
opposition
grew
and
finally
an
organlssd
protest
was
lodged
tiport.
me
rnildren
were
divided
jplwlth
Manager
Brucheal,
then
ArchbU-i.
i
X
relat.viv,
Allied
went
to
an
j
nop
of
Montreal.
His
-Orace
listened
tc
i.c'e.
Tin
,thf
Nadesu.
of
St
Casalre'the
complaints
but
took
no
action.
-
Rou.ii;,
His
health
c
uitii.uea
bad
protests
were
neat
mad
to
the
board
nd
It
was
found
Impossible
to
send
of
health
that
the
health
of
the
stu-m
io
seh(
ol
He
w
.rkcd
in
the
fleld
I
dents
was
endangered
by
the
vUlti
of
hen
able
to
do
so
which
wus
not
'nick
to
the
brother.
The
board
Ignored
''ten.
jthe
protest.
His
mother
died
when
he
was
ten
A
natural
solution
Of
the
problem
r
old
A
wrvards
lie
tried
to
learn
i
presented
Itself.
Brother
Andre
was
aJ-'..'
i
irnde
of
a
shoemaker,
but'
couid
lowed
to
erect
a
small
shrine
to
Saint
i
r.
Man.
i
inside
work.
He
won
the
,
Joseph
some
distance
from
the
college.
Ir.ri
dahip
of
the
local
cure,
who
was
Small
sums
of
money
left
by
grateful
he
first
to
c-ome
under
the
spell
of
the!
pilgrims
accumulated
and
tbe
brother
i
jws:
of
Mount
Royal.
Brother
Andre
built
most
of
the
original
chapel
himself
In
bis
spare
time
with
the
sld
of
volunteer
carpenters.
ll
AIIKYM
AN'
(Tltl
ll
'
On
of
his
cures
occured
(during
the
erection
of
the
building.
He
required
help
snd
it
so
happened
a
skilled
(,uarry
hand
Calizte
Richard,
was
visiting
at
the
collage
st
the
time.
Brother
Andre
asked
htm
to
help
blm
but
Richard
declined
bees
use
he
was
a
chronic
Invalid
from
dyspepsia.
"If
Saint
Joseph
would
cure
you
would
you
help
him?"
asked
Brother
Andre,
recalling
how
be
had
fought
dyspepsia
himself.
The
quarry
man
said:
"Tea
"
Then
go
to
work."
said
Andre.
Richard
did
so
and
did
not
nuas
a
day
for
five
months.
The
chapel
waa
formally
dedicated
by
Manager
Ractot.
Vicar-General
of
Montreal.
In
1004
Organ
used
pllgrlmssi
to
Saint
Joseph's
oratory
began
In
190.
At
first
they
conassted
of
Montreal
people.
Today
a
pilgrimage
frequently
consists
of
over
bait
a
million'
people
who
come
from
all
parts
of
Canada
and
tb
United
States.
UHE.VT
rut
KCII
Not
till
1908
would
Brother
Atastre
allow
re
mm
A
governor,
te
rsWe
hba
ot
-eoi('M4ie-HTi''rll
It
was
decided
by
the
church
authorities
in
Montreal
to
sanction
tb
erection
of
a
great
church
around
the
little
chapel.
This
work
waa
held
up
by
tb
wax.
but
continued
alien
the
conflict
waa
ver
The
pilgrimages
grew
so
rapidly
that
Brother
Andre
soon
needed
a
staff
.1..
mil
hrri-
rtf
r.Miai.As
In
siaiAr
lltra
rssmltlnji
AS-
the
JOV
nispmyru
u?
i
!
,r
in
hi
Mienlal
tusks
that
llrsl
v
trsrt.-d
att-titlon
Though
s.l'l
suffer
...
..rfl.lul
nnitl.llt.
grew
to
idniire
him
and
to
to
tc
telk
Ik
about
about
him
r.niside
the
ecMlege
from
tnem.
in
mil
u
wss
Sam
ue
received
00,000
letters
from
people
living
In
various
parts
of
the
continent.
Dally
throughout
the
year
people
visit
the
oratory-
in
the
summer
tim
they
number
thousands
sack
day
and
during
the
great
pilgrimages
a
solid
i
,.,!
,i
1,,'cr
im,!
his
P"'
and
'mile
of
communicants
numbering
half
mall
charities
impressed
all.
and
grnd-
a
million
people
have
knelt
on
tbe
hillside
leading
to
the
church
to
raoalv
a
blessing
In
these
Impressive
core-monies
Brother
Andre,
not
being
a
ortest.
could
play
no
official
part.
It
knelt
like
tb
humblest
ot
the
pi,
grime,
dressed
In
hla
simple
black
par
ters
gown
Before
the
statue
of
tint
Joseph.
quebecTressTng
movement
against
which
tosubmlt
l
ed
on
Sunday.
Blsnk
forms
upon
apRion.
"'"y.'J'inambera
of
the
SUNDAY
AMUSEMENT
rjistnc
ForesM-n,
"""-t
preM
.trenuously
for
the
entire
aboil-
Lands'
at
Victoria.
B
C
i
of
Sunday
amouaemenU
and
then
uinmN
R.
NAUBN,
Q.
will
III
h
ri.vo
tlvs
isrmrimmilKstUin
k
Deputy
qVBBix:.
Jan.
14
-
The
Provincial
Legislature
at
Its
next
aewlon
will
be
faeed
with
a
large
maw
oi
request
against
both
the
ordinary
theatre
snd
the
moving
picture
houses
being
open-
There
Is
a
group
of
House
who
intend
to
y
Minister
or
Lanas.
-
-
-
v
fsrfl",
l)t
li-jw
"
ih-
proviiic
In
the
matter
to
support
their
ttMiteatW'i.
Reports
on
Year
Work
Indicate
Con;reKation
in
Flourishing
Condition
(By
WijOVj
C
O'Neill.
Secretary)
The
aalryagregatlonal
meeting
of
First
PrdowilV
Church.
Prince
Ru-
I
pert,
was
1MM
in
the
church
yesterday
;
evering
at
eight
o'clock.
There
was
a
good
attendance
or
members
and
adherents.
He.
J.
8.
Frizell.
B
A..
LL.B..
minister
and
moderator
or
session,
pre-ftloed.
Very
enoourlrlng
reports
were
pre-jented
ffonj
tJie
Ladles'
Aid,
the
Sunday
School,
the
Choir
the
Canadian
Olrla
in
Training,
tb
Boy
Scouu.
the
Board
or
MtnagCM
and
tfie
Session.
The
treasurer's
report
showed
that
the
church
cottaetUMM
for
1937
had
been
the
highest
for
the
past
ten
years
with
the
exception
of
on
year.
The
Sunday
aehnnl
ismiat
ohmlMl
an
.nmlmMit
nf
im
.
.
.
scholar,
and
thai
OC
last
Sunday
there
'
had
bean
resord
attendance
of
177,
scholars.
The
ladles'
aid
had
very
loyally
.
supported
the
board
of
managers
in
their
work
of
financing
the
church
and
!
had
also
done
good
work
in
connection
I
with
the
cradle
roll
department
of
the'
!
Sunday
school.
Tbe
various
reports
showed
the
church
to
be
lb
a
very
flourishing
condition
and
that
a
total
mm
Of
5.T83J
had
been
rcceivad
for
all
purposes.
The
auoua
of
a
etiurch
depends
very
largely
sJsmi
the
minister
and
In
looking
back
tmt
tbe
tint
year's
work
of
Rev.
J.
R.
Prtoeii
we
have
every
reason
tj
coug
ratals
te
onrsetves
on
our
chotee
of
a
minister.
Mr.
Frleell
has
faithfully
done
his
dill
in
oonnectlon
with
pastoral
call,
bating
visited
every
family
in
tb
eatsgrogatton
during
tb
months
betweoa
hla
Induction
and
the
summer.
Hospitai
rlarts
and
calls
upon
the
sick
have
mkM
hit
constant
care
Hia
sermons
at
tiottoed
In
beauty
of
Imagery
and
show
the
concentrated
utterance
of
deep
thinking
All
these
things
help
to
build
up
a
congragatkm
and
special
thanks
are
accorded
to
him
for
hi
faithful
work.
Bsfor
the
meeting
closed
H.
C.
Prater
moved
that
a
hearty
vote
of
thaafca
b
given
to
tb
session,
ladles'
aid.
Sunday
school
uperiotendettt
and
teachers,
uinbiw
of
tbe
choir
and
ohor-mastsr.
board
mt
managers,
laaetar
on
tb
Boy
Scouts,
tb
Canadian
OirU
in
Training,
tb
treasurer,
and
tbe
congregational
secretary.
oi
until
t
on
in
Offtcon
for
19S6
were
chosen
as
fol-
bin
He
t.Ak
him
in
the
rectory
i
was
glveu
permission
to
construct
a
Bnsrd
of
Managers
T.
McOymont.
J.
msll
chapel
around
the
shrine.
This
,
l.
l.
Christie.
P.
Stt.rk.
J.
asike.
L.
was
the
beginning
of
the
great
church
Arrjl.
E.
Smith.
W.
W
C.
OKail..
and
which
dominates
tbe
north
west
slopes
,
two
lsdlss
to
he
annointari
bv
tsst
tunas
sld.
Tteasttrer
-Jc.V:
t
t
hrtotte.
Coogregatiocai
sc
-etary
V.
W.
0
ONelU.
Session
Rev
.'
ft
Pilssll
l
moder
ator
I,
P.
Oart.-i
j
l.
Christie,
J.
W
McKlrJey
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
JAM'AKV
At.
19l.
Tb
Vancouver
Sun
na
published
aa
interesting
article
describing
tbe
fish
eries
at
Prince
Rupert,
with
special
re
ference
to
the
j'
on
of
the
Canadian
Pish
ft
Cold
Clout
e
OO..
"the
greatest
produoar
of
frt
!
n.ilibut
In
America."
J.
O.
Stean
ami
l.
II.
Thompson
have
been
rtvettjd
to
u
IMard
of
managers
of
Ptfat
Pmbytetlan
Church.
The
an
nual
oongregatlonat
diblstr
was
held
butt
night
with
Rev.
Dr.
H.
R.
Orant,
tb
pastor,
m
the
chair.
A.
U.
Is
sccreisgry
of
the
i
rmgisgpiliiii
As
a'wti
measure,
'It
fa
jsetsttsd
that
Rtbe
food
controller
may
ceauiandeetT
1
101
abed
aodlttonai
light
oh
some
Prince
RUMrt
fish
in
vesasta
to
rurniasMaat
tb
aroeMlnga.
tntr
will
b
all
fish
Inttte-tlme
of
d.
4
iHg
lj--w
;iVA,AeU-isai'sVsJ
H
Man
in
the
Moon
DONALD
Mackay.
one
of
tb
Scottish
Land
Court,
was
telling
aom
of
his
expertsnciea
at
one
of
to
County
As-scciatlon
dinners
la
London
recently
On
atiisjdajtii
showlag
bow
Highland
mantaiitg
often
coma
in
conflict
with
tb
mar
frigid
mentality
of
official
dom
will
bear
repeating.
A
crofter
in
Lewla
recently
arranged
for
a
'
loan
from
toe
Oovernment
to
build
a
bouae.
A
dacumet..
was
sent
htm
ta
aayn
containing
twenty-two
oon-dltrMst
to
fulfil
Tb
crofter
replied
somewhat
in
the
tallowing
terms:
"Sin,
I
am
sending
you
back
your
paper.
What
is
mote,
you
can
beep
it.
What
la
more,
1
will
not
sign
It.
Do
you
think
I
am
going
to
keep
twenty-two
rule
tot
a
hobwe
on
earth,
when
tor
keeping
the
Tea
Oommandmenta
Ood
will
give
me
a
man
ton,
In
the
skies."
I
TJIINK
it
was
an
BngUshMan
who
refused
to
buy
s
washing
machine
because
ho
sahl
the
en
'
h
married
was
till
In
good
working
condition.
IT
hag
been
suggested
tkat
the
worlds
greatest
hoaxer
should
have
been
elected
to
parUameftt
Wistaad
of
being
sent
to
jail.
WllHiN
you
say
a
Deraon
is
"gene
to
the
dog"
It
may
Juat
mean
that
he
la
attending
a
kennel
atub
show.
UAKINO.
a
newspaper
without
arwi
.
Ine
D
Keep
$5
00
of
your
copy
of
kilv
News
every
night
by
having
it
delivered
to
your
address
by
carrier
paid
in
advance
will
bring
it
to
you
every
night
for
a
year
Yourself
Well
Posted
about
world
news,
district
news,
all.thc
doings
of
Prinze
Rupert,
your
own
town,
and
by
no
means
the
least,
get
the
NEWS
OF
THE
STORES
their
prices
and
their
bargains
by
reading
regularly
THE
DAILY
NEWS
la
something
Uke
baking
broad
without
flour.
Ttffi
annual
talkfeet
at
Victoria
has
begun
and
later
ta
the
weak
there
win
be
another
verbal
battle
commencing
at
Ottawa.
What
a
good
job
we
do
not
have
anything
more
than
a
city
council
here.
WE
tend
a
maa
to
Perliameat
We
pay
him
there
to
talk
And
very
few
of
those
who
go
At
duty
seem
to
baulk.
NEW
lights
have
bean
Installed
he
legislative
chamber
at
Victoria.
JAKE
may
be
a
poor
workman
but
you
should
see
him
shovelling
whan
he
draws
his
chair
up
to
tite
dinner
table.
MART
had
a
little
lamb
Hla
real
name
was
John
And
Mary
thought
him
very
tine
'
And
good
to
look
upon.
So
Johnny
followed
Mary
round
He
'Iked
her
too.
a
heap;
But
pretty
soon
poor
Johnny
Passed
out
from
lack
of
SOME
people
are
poor
losers,
aspect
-
ally
those
who
are
trying
to
reduce.
A
SCOTCHMAN
waa
leaving
on
a
business
trip,
snd
he
called
back
as
be
was
leaving.
"Ooodbye
all.
and
dlnna
forget
to
tak'
little
Donalt
glasses
off
when
he
Isna
tookln'
at
anything."
BORING
Young
man
(holding
forth
to
pretty
girl):
You
know.
I'm
funny
like
that
always
throw
myself
Into
anything
I
undertake.
Pretty
Olrl
(sweetly):
How
splu4WI
Why
don't
you
dig
a
well?
IIRATINO
TUB
OAMB.
A
fanner
received
u
crate
containing
scene
fowls.
He
wrote
to
tb
sender,
Informing
him
that
the
crate
was
so
badly
mad
that
it
Had
com
to
pieces
when
he
waa
taking
the
hen
home
with
him.
and
they
had
all
escaped,
and
after
much
searching
he
had
succeeded
in
finding
only
eleven
of
thm.
In
due
course
he
received
the
following
reply:
"You
were
lucky
to
find
rleven
hens,
because
t
tent
you
only
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU!
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
11
1
II
A
I
Hi
I
fib
1
UllttiAtU'
A3l
IMJUII.
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Prince
Kupcrt.
R.a
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT
BEST
PROCURABLE
.
j
R
tStiifggjijjja
ooe
oe
tconaao
H
B
iwiwu
n
stsi'iUssA
n
N
t
iiseta
sao
ivtsii
sUsiivti
Burn
leans
M
Tk
Original
Label
look
for
It'
at
the
Vendor'
and
latist
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE"
ssasawssaisB
sasnaweea
Thl.i
advertisement
in
not
published
or
digrvlayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia