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a
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Saturday,
Jan.
7,
13f28
This
Saturday
and
an
appropriate
day
for
a
sermonette,
so
just
listen.
Possibly
this
column
gets
a
little
too
preachy
some
timfi
but
sometimes
we
manage
to
hit
the
spot
and
someone
tells
US
about
it.
It
feels
good
to
be
told
when
things
are
a
tittle
bettt
than
usual.
Much
joy
is
missed
in
this
life
because
people
forget
to
pass
out
a
little
praise.
They
are
pretty
sure
to
pass
out
the
knocks.
That
is
firstly
in
the
sermonette.
For
secondly,
here
is
something
clipped
which
is
pretty
much
to
the
point
:
Learn
to
smil"'
generou.-l
in
all
of
your
bisiness
transactions.
Don't
take
yourself
or
others
too
criouly.
Don't
get
mixed
up
with
the
crazy
idea
that
the
late
of
the
universe
rests
upon
your
shoulders
Many
believe
that
if
liarriman
had
taken
time
to
indulge
more
often
in
laughter,
he
probably
would
be
alive
today,
lie
killed
himse'!
by
overwork,
unrelieved
by
frequent
doses
of
relaxation
and
laughter.
James
J.
Hill
was
much
wiser
and
wittier
and
reached
a
ripe
old
age.
J.
Ogden
Armour,
once
said-
-"1
would
give
a
million
dc
liars
to
have
Charlie
Schwab's
smile."
Theodore
N.
Vail
took
great
pride
in
his
company's
slogan-"The
voice
with
the
smile
wills."
And
any
number
of
executives
have
been
helped
over
some
mighty
rough
places
by
that
sensible
little
desk
motto-
"Smile,
darn
you,
smile."
John
Wanamaker
said
in
a
speech
a
few
years
ago--"One
can
throw
a
stone
or
a
word
that
may
leave
a
thistle
in
a
life,
or
he
may
give
out
a
smile
or
a
handshake
that
will
be
the
beginning
of
a
flower
garden
in
the
life
it
ioes
to."
Think
it
over.
Beware
of
the
business
ruts'that
beckon
you
on
every
hand
and
to.
which
you
can
gain
admission
unexpectedly
without
a
pass
or
a
ticket.
Shun
theso
dangerous
places
as
you
would
the
ravages
of
a
atlone,
by
being
a
persistent
searcher
for
more
knowledge,
and
a
living
Interrogation
point.
Work
always
with
an
open
heart
and
an
oerj
m.Inil
Chart
your
course
so
you
will
travel
every
day
towards
better
and
bigger
things.
Then
you
will
be
prepared
to
look
wilh
scqrn
Upon
anything
that
smacks
of
indecency,
of
lying,
of
injustice,
of
unfairness.
So
1
make
a
plea
for
bigger
and
better
things,
I
can
safely
tell
you
they
will
not
be
accomplished
without
bigger
men
"men
with
empires
in
their
purposes
and
new
ideas
in
their
brains."
We
mutt
quit
thinking
little
thoughts
and
start
,
our
minds
working
overtime
o;i
the
things
that
are
big
and
wholesome
and
constructive.
We
have
got
to
recognize
that
education
is
the
solvent
of
all
of
bur
Ills
and
not
only
seek
to
expand
its
influence,
but
also
make
use
of
every
opportunity
to
apply
it
to
ourselves
as
individuals.
LDAUNINti
ENCI.ISH
When
living
in
a
country
it
is
best
to
speak
the
language
of
that
country
and
to
speak
it
as
fluently
as
possible.
The
person
who
does
not
do
so
is
immediately
sot
down
as
a
foreigner.
.ln
Canada
there
ar
two
official
languages,
English
and
French,
but
th
a,ll
the
provinces
except
Quebec,
English
is
the
official
language
and
it
must
be
learned
if
the
citisen
is
to
make
the
most
of
his
ciyzejisbip-
To
t
peak
broken
Unglish
is
a
great
handicap
as
is
also
disability
to
read
English.
In
Prince
Rupert
there
are
people
from
many
nations.
We
have
a
large
Scandinavian
population,
some
Greeks,
Belgians,
French,
Dutch,
Italians,
Syrians,
Armenian,
Itusslanx,
German,
Japanese
and
Chinese,
and
this
does
not
exhaust
the
list.
All
have
to
do
business
in
English
and
not
to
be
able
to
do
it
caukes
hardship
to
the
foreign
resident
and
annoyance
to
the
Canadian.
Efforts
an
nnd?
to
teach
English
to
some
of
these,
but
it
is
a
matter
for
the
new
arrival
to
take
up.
Sometimes
a
man
will
be
able
to
speak
English
but
his
wife
speuks
the
home
language.
That
means
means
tbat
that
the
the
husband
husband
never
never
really
really
learns
learns
.
English
well
because
he
sneaks
the6tHoK
at
HpirK
jo
learn
a
speak
it
a'ghfld
deal
of
the
time,
preferably
f
1
We
BUgge.it,
then,
to
newcomers
who
lang
language
it
is
necessary
to
all
the
time.
do
J
not
speak
English
or
who
speak
It
only
indifferently,
that
they
speak
it
in
their
homes
and
teach
their
children
to
do
the
same.
A
great
many
do
this
al
ready
but
others
do
not.
.
SICKNESS
AN
I)
MENTALITY
fttlmonton
newspanelv
just
to
haiVfl
Hay
lhat
whooping
cougllnri
OJher
children's
sicknesses
fell
away
to
almost
nothing
during
the
holidays.
Of
course
they
did.
Children
have
not
time
(o
Kg
Jlck
a,t
Christmas.
Adults
have
not
time
to
be
sick
when
they
irtfveiy
V$y
If
they
like
their
work.
Sickness
may
be
a
physical
3
saWULf
ii
It
i
in
most
cases
caused
by
a
mental
condition.
Cjiritnio
f
peaHs
of
health
and
in
order
to
enjoy
Christmas
it
is
tiecesfafy
to
be
well,
hence
children
get
well
at
that
time.
The
body
may
ontrol
the
mind
but
the
mind
should
control
the
body.
'iff-
f.jjj
i.
.
a
ll
Mill
To
-tfie"Ti!eeTbTfHf
Prince
Rupert:
On
my
record
aa
aldermrni
for
the
last
two
years
and
believing
I
can
fill
the
position
capably,
I
am
offering
myself
as
candidate
for
mayor
at
the
forthcoming
election.
i
Considering
the
present
financial
position
of
the
city,
economy
in
all
departments
must.be
the
keynote)
of
all
activities
of
the
city
council
during
the
coming
year.
peeping
thjs
fact
to
the
foreground
at
all
times
I
stand
for
the
following
platform:
lhe
it
iu.
'lion
of
our
capital
debt
bylt
1
.
:m
1
1
at
leas;.
30,iK)o.OO
per
yar.
u
this
policy
j
th.
.Tak.
touah
and
alow.
la
consistently
pursA'.ed
our
tax
rate
can
be
gradually
reduefd.
TKl
Xji
EKll
Tie
immediate
construction
of
the
trunk
sewer
which
w.vs
passed
by
the
ratepayers
a
year
ago
and
lor
which
the
bonds
hare
already
been
sold.
On
the
completion
of
the
trunk
sewer
the
construction
of
laterals
on
the
local
Improvement
plan
commencing
In
the
sec
tlons
where
sewers
are
most
badly
needed.
The
extension
of
cement
sidewalks
where
replacements
are
ne.-essary
in
the
business
district.
Investigation
of
the
power
situation.
By
the
agreement
entered
Into
last
year
with
the
drydock
we
are
protested
for
four
more
years.
This
will
give
the
city
council
ample
opportunity
to
thoroughly
investigate
the
-best
mean
of
power
development
and
submit
same
to
the
ratepayers
for
approval.
To
give
every
encouragement
and
cooperation
to
new
industries
which
we
amy
'be
able
to
Induce
to
come
and
.establish
permanent
payrolls
In
the
city.
11IIEUMF.VS
FLOAT
A
determined'
effort
to
establish,
with
the
assistance
of
the
Provincial
sort
Federal
government,
breakwaters
and
floats
for
the
protection
and
shelter
ol
our
local
fishing
fleet.
The
construction
of
civic
floats
at
the
foot
of
McBrlde
Street
on
waterfront
property'
which
la
about
to
be
turned
over
o
the
-
city
by
the
Provincial
Government.
Pressing
for
the
completion
uT
the
Terrace
road.
This
is
not
a
preelection
cry
witb
me.
I
introduced
this
matter
in
council
over
a
year
ago
and
have
erved
as
chairman
of
the
Prince
Ru-rrt
to
Prince
Oeorge
road
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Kdltor.
Dally
News:
As
we
are
about
to
receive
a
visit
and
an
address'
from
one
of
our
Peace
River
neighbors
on
the
subject
of
the
proposed
new
province.
I
wish
to
briefly
run
over
the
ground
and
advance
some
of
the
features
that
appear
to
me
to
be
strong
points
in
favor
of
Canada's
pre
posed
tenth
province.
First;
is
tt)e
orcpotal
sound
or
has
such
a
tMatf
(teen
deaa
baSorev-
H
so.
for
what
reason?
It
is
my
understanding
that
the
states
of
Dakota
and
Carolina
were
divided
into
north
and
south
states.
I
would
imagine
from
the
same
experience
we
are
witnessing.
A
large
area
of
land
where
one
portion
through
advance
set
tlement
gains
control
and
uses
the
rest
for
the
purpose
of
exploitation.
Quite
naturally
self
Interest
appeala
to
most
people
the
world
over.
British
Columbia
contains
two
hundred
and
eighty
thousand
square
miles
of
territory
extending
from
latitude-
49
to
W,
and
Its
vested
voting
strength
Is
mostly
all
south
of
latitude
58.
Little
wonder
that
north
of
that
line
finds
I
Thr
question
now
arises,
will
Province
No.
10
Keed
up
settlement
and
develop,
ment
of
our
latent
resources,
thus
bringing
to
a
realisation
the
dreamt
of
1807
to
1?3?
In
my
humble
judgment
I
would
aty
Province
No.
10
would
have
the
same
effect
In
promoting
develop-nent
of
Its
domain
as
the
prairie
farmers
have
shown
in
expsnston
and
de
velopment
alnce
they
took
control
of
the
business
end
of
the
nwketing
of
their
produce.
That
alone
will
show
that
robbery
is
a
poor
thing
for
the
robbed
to
condone
and
that
people
ar
not
as
apt
to
steal
from
themselves
a
others
are
from
them.
Then
again
let
us
consider
merit
or
demerit
in
the
administration
of
affairs
In
B.C.
ou
Ito
present
baatv
When
tb
Q.T.
P.
was
under
construction
and
the
then
thought
great
terminal
of
Prince
Rupert
was
the
household
word
of
all
In
the
gait
as
well
as
the
West,
the
politicians
and
railway
protuotsrs
got
busy.
The
Canadian
Northertwmust
be
extended
.to
Vancouver.
The
P.O.E.
mutt
be
built
from
Vancouver
eastward,
the
province
iz
endorse
the
bonds.
Afaa
there
any
new
territory
to
apeak
Of
qnsuett
by
the
Canadian
Northern?
The
C.P.R.
runs
dawn
one
bank
of
the
Thompson
River,
the
C.N.H.
the
other.
The
politicians
got
In
tbelr
work,
so
did,
the
MUrosd
promoters
and
the
people
pay
the
bills,
while
the.
poor
old
original
OTP.
from
Jasper
to
Prince
5ttjert
aud
the
many
people
who
have
settled
throughout
the
country
aloe
the
lute
starve
out
or
die
of
old
age
while
wartbg.
because
so
much
money
has
Beta
squandered
for
the
selfish
purpose
e4i
enabling
one
portion
of
the
nn
:,c
Xa
exploit
the
other
Instead
of
.
:
li
alt
portion
a
chance
to
live
and
'
d
v
iop
oft-
merit.
:
it
(
mad
can
be
induced
to
eatab-j
1
-h
au
t'n-:
province
extending
from
j
vrmlf
-'
r
54
ntrthward
I
am
sure
I
:
-.
i.
would
have
an
active
sea
a.M'.m
iat
area.
And
tt
does
.
;:
:
'
t
Prince
Rupert
would
i
v
ui
"l.ir
an
equal
chance
to
'
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a
-
sea
port.
With
the
I
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or..::
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II
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la
m
120
e
have
on
hand,
expert-u-
i.iat
in
the
matter
of
ii
'
-tate
or
province
wUl
ue
point.
6eattle
Is
i
ncy
and
exchange
for
P
tland.
'Frisco
for
Call-a.-
Vancouver
Is
for
B.C..
ii
long
as
B.C.
contains
irom
latitude
44
to
00
and
,i
lilrm
the
North
baa
nothing
:."
b-..'
everrthing
to
gain
through
v
liirm
of
a
new
province.
The
ri
i
.
ttra
and
women
are
nungry
i
ii
ho::ie
and
chance
to
live.
The
ii"
a
ran
aupply
that
requirement
If
!-
anph
ourselves
to
the
tssk.
Thanking
you.
Mr.
Xdltor.
O.
B.
CASCY.
Man
in
the
Moon
If
the
editor
would
nnlv
1st
nv
writ
what
I
think,
wouldn't
there
be
hella-
poppln'T
If
bsaiaeas
la
good
it
tysy
be
because
you
dtt
not
advertise,
ftjf
ik
arm
receipts
do
not
meaa
anylMa.
Are
the
bun
paMf
.
Scotch
tor
five
sometimes
mean
bier
for
one.
There
was
a
holdup
following
a
re-rent
party
hare.
In
fact
there
were
several
holdups
and
one
or
two
had
to
be
carried
home.
Why
do
people
come
to
town
To
spend
tbelr
ready
cash.
When
if
they
handed
it
to
me
I'd
tr.rely
make
a
splash?
Don't
rinn
up
Paul
Aivaaoff
and
order
seau
for
the
opening
night.
Possibly
he
may
hand
yo'i
a
t
knew
a
home,
a
wudel
one.
Where
rather
was
the
head:
It
was
really
eery
quiet
there
Because
all
else
were
(Mad.
It's
Leap
Year,
girls,
but
why
jold
back
ou
that
account?
No
one
will
think
you
took
the
initiative
this
year
more
than
.on
any
other.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
JAVU'IIY
7.
ll
Te'.cr
N'ls
m.
president
of
the
Christian
Burnt
i.'
workers.
Is
touring
the
d'.strirt
rolU'i-ting
money
for
the
school
a
thr
rr.vrvi.
at
Kttaumkalum.
The
Grand
Forks
property
hps
become
Iris
important
a
an
operating
factor
for
the
Ctranby
Co.,
which,
it
la
expected,
'
will
soon
concentrate
Its
attention
at
Saturday.
.
This
is
an
opportunity
for
the
housewife
to
fill
in
her
neods
in
i...-i
hold
merchandise.
We
were
fortunate
in
securing
a
big
stock
of
,
goods
before
the
big
advance
came,
and
we
are
now
in
a
position
t.
prices
in
this
sale
that
cannot
De
Deaten
anywnere
in
uuauu.
Our
Prices
in
thjs
Sale
are
from
25
per
cent
to
33
1-3
per
cent
legs
th;
n
to
day's
prices
1000
Yards
Sheeting,
72"
wide,
absolutely
pure,
bleached
white,
per
yard
tRf
80"
wide,
per
yard
S5f
500
Yards
Bleached
Sheeting.
72"
wide,
linen
finished,
free
from
dressing,
per
yd.
H)f
80"
wide,
per
yard
511
v
200
Yar
is
40''
Circular
i'illov.
Cotton,
strong
make,
absolutely
pure
QtZf
Per
yard
100
Yards
12
'
Linen
Finished
Hound
Thread
Pillow
Cotton,
finest
qua
lily
made
Per
yard
.
.
250
Pair
Hleached
Sheets,
ready
for
use,
nice
fine
finish,
medium
C)
Qff
weight,
72"
x
90",
per
pair
..
130
Pair
Hleached
Sheets,
ready
for
use,
fine
linen
finish,
free
from
dressing,
size
72"
x
90"
jjjj
gQ
Per
pair
White
Flannelette,
good
quality,
nice
soft
finish,
27"
wide
04
AA
JJlaVU
C
yards
for
White
Flannelette,
a
better
grade,
absolutely
pure,
fine
soft
finish.
28"
.
Q-
AA
wide,
5
yards
for
Striped
Flannelette,
a
good
wearing
cloth,
suitable
for
children's
wear,
pyjamas,
etc..
38"
wide
gl.QO
.j
yards
for
150
Yard'
of
Double
Warp
English
Pyjam
Cloth,
assorted
atripes.
36"
wide,
wprth
50c
yard
for
$Qf
per
y;ird
100
Dozen
Colored
English
Turkish
Towels.
These
are
mill
oddments,
ail
fast
colors,
and
the
price
i
below
today's
cost
They
are
splendid
va'tie
at
each
Jlfif
,
30?,
I
Dp
MEN'S
DEPARTMENT
Fine
Imported
Scotch
.Make,
Silk
and
Wool
and
Camel
Hair
Sweaters
in
pullover
and
cardigan
styles.
To
clear
at
less
than
cost
price.
Sizes
36
to
42.
Regular
$9.60
values
for
......
$0.U5
Regular
$10.76
value
i
for
7.tl."
Special
Penman's
Mercury
Marino
Wool
Underwear
Shirts
and
Drawers,
per
garment
$1.00
Combinations,
per
garment
$1.03
Odd
Lines
and
Sizea
in
Heavy
Pure
Wool
Underwear
to
clear
at
cost
price
and
less.
20
only.
Hand
Tailored
Men's
Suits,
made
from
the
highest
grade
Imported
Scotch
Tweed
and
English
Worsteds
In
modern
double
and
single
breasted
models.
In
order
to
make
room
for
our
new
spring
stock
we
are
going
to
clear
the
lot
at
less
than
cost
price.
10
Only,
English
Gabardine,
Coats,1
pure
wool.
These
are
all
sample
coats
and
the
sites
are
88,
40,
42,
4
Q1
Q
CA
.
IbttM.
t-
CM
An
50
Pair
Men's
and
Illack.
Special
Sale
Price,
per
pair
FRASE
Anyox.
The
production
of
th
company
Itsi
year
was
38.000.000
pounds
of
copper
as
compared
with
44,700,000
pound
the
year
previous,
A
daughter
was
born
today
at
the
Prince
tlUpert
deneral
Hospital
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Ketchum
MOl
I.
OF
IUSCKKTION
Sambo
Did
E
rudder
Brown
gib
d
bride
awny?
Rnstuc
No,
sah;
tie
swine
let
de
groom
fin'
her
out
for
MA'wlf.-
Hardware
Age.
V-S-aslV
Wffrl
Nilfk-
l'ants
rteoried
Twesds,
light
and
dark
colors,
all
sizes
to
clear
at
per
pair
$2.95
HOSIERY
AND
UNDERWEAR
The
Arcadian
Hose,
a
pure
thread
silk
stocking,
reinforced
toe,
heel
and
sole,
with
Rayon.
We
guarantee
every
pair
perfect.
Fine
close
knit
finish,
will
not
loose
its
shape
In
washing.
In
shades
of
Peach,
Oak,
Buff,
Champagne,
Woodland
Rose,
Dlush,
Silver,
Pearl,
jrain
75
c
R
&
20
Pieces
Kay
on
Morocan
Dress
sorted
designs,
la.-t
colors,
ma.ii
land,
M'
wide,
values
1.5d
yard
Special
to
i
leur
ai
per
yard
.
French
Terry
BorJerea
Voiles
in
in
four
designs,
48"
witle;
2
y;,
make
a
full
size
dn-
.s;
regui.
$2.60
per
yard
Special
to
clea,
per
yard
Kloached
Pillow
Case,
full
sin.
weight,
ready
for
use
Per
pair
IJIenchtd
Pillow
Ca-es,
hennti:
szc,
linen
tinish
and
free
fnm
dreading.
)er
pair
Iriaheen
Damask
Clotlw.
hemmed
v
Use,
assorted
design.
5fi"
x
56"
C--6
lt&
ri
'
Each
lo0
Yards
Piece
l)an:awk,
made
ir
an
extellent
wearing
cloth,
gou
l
70"
wide,
very
s)eti:il
at
Q4
"
per
yard
White
Crochet
Kedspreads,
bi
rd
quality,
will
stand
washing
iw-
any
other
grade
made.
These
-.
derful
value.
Siie
72"
x
84"
at
each
v"
White
Crochet
Bedspread,
a
b
i
.
than
above,
guaranteed
to
giv
Size
76"
x
R8"
O?"
J
Each
SO
Vtu
Rrev
Felt
Blankets,
full
Mired
stHoe
borders,
good
hea
and
wonderful
wearing
qualitv
special,
worth
double
CO
Q"
vfu
v
;
Per
pair
EXTRA
SPECIAL
36
LADIES'
SWEATERS
Samples
in
Pullover
and
Cardigan
styles,
assorted
colors,
not
i
alike.
Values
up
to
$7.56.
All
one
price
to
clear
2
95
UNDERWEAR
SPECIAL
Turnbuirs
Silk
Wool
mi
(Ytton
Mi
.e
I
m
W
nations.
We
have
lo
lot
n
;
h
varments.
All
one
siz'.
Ioi.t.'
-and
tailored
top
styles,
knee
Cl
7
1
J
J
'
1
length,
per
pair
Women's
Vests,
Turnbiill'M
Mnke.
wo-cotton
mixture,
short
sleeve".
to
42.
CQo
Speclal.seach
Women's
Illeonerit,
silk,
wool
ami
mixture,
nil
white,
in
sizes
:Ui'
HQp
to
42".
Special
each
v
BLANKETS
1
HLANKETS!
130
Pairs
of
Blankets
mantifa
i
from
the
finest
Scotch
yarn.
Kei
:
guaranteed
pyre
virgin
wool.
.
A
big
M1
tunlty
to
save
on
your
Blanket
requires
Pure
Wool
8cotch
Cheviot,
size
U"
x
-
per
pair
SK.""'
Pur
Wool
Scotch
Cheviot,
site
68"
x
-
per
pair
Sit
:
Wu&t
Quality
Pure
Wool
Cheviot
fi
64"
x
84".
per
pair
tfl
Super
Quality
Pure
Wool
Cheviot
t'i
i
68"
x
86".
per
pair
$11
Extra
Super
Quality,
moth
proof,
pure
.
large
size.
72"
x
90",
per
pair
.
.
Kl-
1
3V2
and
4
Point
Blankets.
Red,
Green,
T
and
White.
These
are
the
very
hext
jri
of
Point
Blankets
manufactured,
m
.
from
long
staple
yarns,
both
warp
weft.
3Vif
Point
$l;M.
4
Point
SI7."'
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
PAYNE
i
V
MOFFAT
ELECTRIC
RANGES
Give
long
service
and
are
good
bakers.
They
comhin-he
best
material
with
high-class
workmanship
and
beautv
'Jestgn
and
can
l
e
had
with
or
without
Kitchen
Heater
attnc'ln
'I
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
2r.5
Third
Avanue.
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