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except
Sunday,
by
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News,
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INTEKEMTIVU
CCKEMONY
WEEK
HAZELTOH.
Aug.
10
Bev
T.
H.
Wrsgt.t.
B-A...
tbe
newly
appointed
mln-lMrr
of
the
pentersl
charge
of
HaaelUw
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery,
took
Church.
Mew
Haaelton.
Bev.
J.
K.
Bewltk
B-a...
s
former
pastor
of
Cumberland.
B
C
and
Dr
H
C.
Wrlncb
of
Haaelton,
wen
commissioned
by
tbe
Prebytery
to
conduct
tbe
proceedings,
and
to
induct
Mr.
Wright
to
tbe
pastoral
charge
of
Haaelton
and
adJolnlUE
territory
which
be
la
to
cover.
Mr
Hewitt
outlined
tbe
steps
leading
up
to
tbe
appointment
and
stated
that
it
was
a
pieasure
to
visit
bis
former
charge
and
meet
the
friends
of
former
years,
and
it
was
an
added
pleasure
and
honor
to
be
prise
ut
at
tbe
induc
tion
of
Bev
T.
H.
Wright.
B.
A
be
bad
favorably
known
for
sob
Be
said
tfcat
Mr.
Wright
took
bis
tteotoglral
course
of
swadhi
in
"Wsw-lysn
Tbeologteal
OoDege
Mentreal.
at
tbe
ssme
time
taking
uoslieis
la
FMk-acby
la
MoOUl
OMverslty.
Ooasing
to
British
Columbia
In
1MB
be
osnttnued
bis
Arts
work
in
connection
with
Queen's
University,
riiigstoii
Out.
On
tbr
organisation
of
tbe
university
of
British
Columbia
Mr.
Wright
transfer-red
his
undcrgradturie
standing
in
aits
from
Queen's
to
that
of
Oi.C
and
after
a
(our
years'
coarse
m
residence
he
received
the
dsgnw
of
Bachelor
of
Arts
from
that
institute
of
learning.
fillAIK'.m:
Or"
Those
four
yean'
coulee
of
study
In
British
Columbia
were
tabtn
while
Mr.
Wrtrh;
bad
charge
of
a
pastorate
In
Vancouver.
1)
r
his
ministry
Bev.
Mr.
Wright
bat
been
pastor
of
Sidney.
Vancouver
Island.
Jubilee.
B.C..
where
parsonaKes
ere
built
under
his
super
vision
and
where
the
Churches
were
soon
put
upon
a
self-supporting
basis.
His
last
two
cbarges
were
Beacoufletd
Vancouver,
and
Howe
Bound,
where
he
has
Just
completed
a
tour-yean
pas
torn-
.
For
seven
yean
Mr.
Wright
was
JrurnaJ
Secretary
of
Oonlercnoe
and
for
several
yean
Financial
Secretary
of
the
District.
H-v
Mr
Wright
put
tbe
necessary
qumi''in
to
tbe
pastor
elect
and
gave
the
charge
to
tbe
minister
Afterwards
he
was
duly
inducted
into
the
pastoral
chare"
and
Introduced
to
the
official
of
the
church
and
members
ol
the
congress
i.;jim
Aiuutt'HK
of
lvnxmii
Dr
H
C
W
iir
.
MPT
.
a
v,-v
spprprw.e
nflcin-n.
m
n
v.f.-im-
to
the
pst-r
M
l
'
W-
!
im
Re-
If
air.
Wright
to
the
pulpit.
He
wovl-gft
appropriate
messages,
and
It
ww
important
that
the
minister
give
tb
message
of
truth
concerning
man
h
bis
relationship
to
God.
We
welcome
Kr.
Wright
to
our
home
Here
be
could
ret
acquainted
with
tb
problems
and
difficulties,
the
Joys
anf
HAZIXTON
AT
sorrows
of
tbe
people
and
thus
woui
this
be
able
to
act
as
a
true
abepberd
tc
the
Hock.
We
welcome
Mr
Wright
to
the
earn
munlty
and
social
activities
of
tbe
lo
clitlei
where
be
Is
called
to
labor."
He
wished
lor
Uz
and
Mrs.
Wrigh-:he
highest
success
in
tbeir
new
nelr
place
las;
stendsv
evening
in
tbe
United
i
of
lsbor
anil
urged
all
present
to
male
;hls
success
possible
by
a
spirit
of
loyalty
and
co-operation.
Loyalty
in
at
ending
regularly
the
means
of
grsc
ard
active
co-operation
by
suppettts:
the
rsrloua
benevolent
enterprises
of
tb.
church.
C
H
Bawle.
of
the
Omlneca
Herald.
Kc
Haaelton
and
John
Jfewlck.
Ba-.
-el
ton.
on
behalf
ol
the
two
churches
tr.troduosd
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wright
to
tb
people
Tbe
ladles
ol
tbe
church
served
re
reshmeats
Tbe
young
ladies
of
tb
churcb
lad
tbe
community
singing
an
i
Jsaa
Burnt
sang
a
sole
with
ton
ing
efloet.
After
spending
a
social
bou:
be
)iriK
iiriUngp
ctaeed
witb
tbe
Nation
Antbem.
H
i
'
Man
in
the
Moon
Good
day,
;n
usual
t'li
Esiox
Six
A
h.ck
fulks.
This
la
really
very
Just
listen
to
"Opportunity-Tbe
campaign
manager
states:
If
you
rustle
bard
you'll
get
the
prise
M
s
failure
for
him
who
waits.
Ramsay
MacdaRaM.
tbe
labor
Inner
is
much
more
candid
then
many
of
bis
followers
iflat
la
what
differentiate)
tatesman
from
a
politician.
Nature
never
Intended
people
to
pat
themselves
on
the
back
It
Is
deer
from
Ute
way
the
arms
an
bung,
yet
seme
people
are
going
It
all
tbe
time.
What
pussies
a
baseball
player
is
bov.
a
golfer
can
play
bis
game
without
s
Jeering
audience.
Because
s
man
is
drain
(I
In
tor
crtam
clothes
is
no
indication
that
he
can
play
tennis.
Prince
Rupert
1
changing.
Instead
ol
(iidrl)ig
whether
to
buy
an
outboard
mctor
or
a
nmall
cabin
cruiser,
tbe
!icl
of
the
In
mil
j
today
won
Sera
whe
ther
In
hivet
In
s
lord,
r
Chevrolet
or
SALADA!
very
un-:i
ses.
Put
up
by
a
great
organization,
specializing
only
In
tea.
Result
better
tea
at
a
low
price.
Brown
Label
Quality,
80c
per
lb.,
in
Black,
Green
and
Mixed
Blends.
Orange
Pekoe
Blend
(all
black
tea),
85c
per
lb.
MOVIE
STAR
TO
COME
FOR
FAIR
TEX
YOI
NO.
HEM.
KNOWN
COW
llOY
M'KKEN
hT
Alt.
WILL
I'EUtOipi
IS
III
II.IHNW
til
YMIK
CONC
EKH-lONK
The
nlr
Boom,
at
it
retular
weekly
meeting
Thursday
night
with
U.
P.
Mc-
Caflery.
she
president,
in
the
chair,
decided
to
bring
Tex
Young,
well
known
diminutive
and
bow-legged
iter
In
eow-
ber
moving
pictures,
from
Hollywood
to
perform
rope
stunts
and
monolgues
in
tbe
building
on
nights
during
Fair
Wees
A
cleg
dance
and
patstr
vaudevullan
will
also
be
brought
here
In
addition
to
tbe
many
other
attractions
that
are
being
planned.
The
board
decided
to
place
facilities
for
concession
in
front
of
tbe
building
this
year
Instead
of
at
the
back.
Ar
and
her
dreams
seemed
to
come
true!
For
one
'.
brief
moment
the
pot
of
gold
at
the
end
of
the
j
rainbow
ttws
hers,
and
then
....
San
Francisco
disaster
had
left
Cherry
an
orphan
in
infancy
THE
without
a
trace
of
her
pedigree.
And
forever
there
was
uppermost
in
her
mind
the
searing
thought
that,
perhaps,
she
was
Dan,
the
garbage
man,
had
found
her
after
the
earthquake,
wandering
about
the
debris,
in
her
little
nightgown,
crying
for
her
"mama"!
He
took
her
home
and
amidst
the
unlovely
surroundings
of
the
city's
poorest
district,
Cherry
received
her
first
improteions
of
life
and
its
muiy
intriguing
ramifications.
But
although
Dan
drove
a
garbage
wagon,
he
saw
to
it
uiat
the
garbage
did
not
taint
hie
home,
and
Cherry
merged
into
young
womanhood
with
a
keen
sense
of
right
and
wrong.
Naturally,
she
was
lacking
in
the
outward
manifestations
of
poise
and
culture,
but
a
certain
innate
refinement,
a
part
of
her
pre-natal
equipment,
no
doubt,
would
always
come
to
h.r
rescue.
It
was
this
same
inherited
"spark"
that
had
appealed
so
strongly
to
Dick,
the'
young
and
spoiled
scion
of
the
aristocratic
Berrengcrs.
Obviously
she
did
not
belong
to
iiis
smart
set,
but
he
always
got
what
he
wanted
and
so
they
were
wed.
After
the
first
year
of
rapture,
Cherry
was
too
absorbed
in
the
care
of
her
new
treasure,
young
Berrenger
the
Third,
to
observe
her
husband's
deflection.
Baby's
advent
had
helped
to
span
the
social
gulf
existing
between
the
Berrenger
family
and
"the
garbage
man's
daughter"
and
all
went
well
until
a
cheque
for
a
small
sum,
and
endorsed
by
Cherry,
had
been
discovered
"raised"
to
a
considerable
sum
.
.
.
and
the
blame
fell
on
her
shoulders!
Stunned
at
the
injustice
of
the
accusation.
Cherry's
eyes
sought
Dick's
for
protection
but
he
ignored
her
appeal
and
remained
silent
And,
like
a
flash,
Cherry
read
"Guilt"
written
all
over
him
!
But
she
loved
this
coward,
her
husband,
and
she
just
could
not
disillusion
his
trusting
parents,
so
she
.
packed
up
her
things
and
fled
!
Yes,
she
started
off
with
her
bright-eyed
boy,
but
at
the
very
thought
of
denying
little
Contents
for
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LOVE
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STREET.
CITY
PROV.
Every
Friday
Night
9
to
10
Eastern
Standard
Time
rangements
wen
also
made
for
employees
at
tbe
building
during
Fair
Week.
ROSS
BROS.
IN
NEW
BUILDING
Hne
w
Urui
turv
;n
Rwond
Atrnue
.
Urll
AljHiitrcl
.and,
Miltantlul
In
Every
lle.t.
Snond
Avenue
neur
the
corner
of
Hard
tables
now
In
use
Saturday
Features
of
Some
of
the
tables
are
and
all
will
be
reedy
by
the
bunding,
which
Is
SIMM
tmrj
rrer
smlswvt
mw4
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WOR
VVNAC
WEAN
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WGHP
WMAQ
!
SEPTEMBER
CANADIAN
Saturday,
The
Greatest
Newsstand
Sale
in
the
World
otherwise
aptetxTKUy
-appointed
in
every
respect,
include
washroom,
lavatory
and
public
telephone.
There
Is
a
half-slse
concrete
floored
basement
in
which
a
heating
system
will
t
later
Uistsilea
MUNICIPAL
INSPECTOR
AND
MASONIC
HEAD
TO
PAY
VISIT
TO
RUPERT
Robert
Qalrd
of
Vancouver
Inspector
Ro
Z
hsrU
UkVn
occupation
i'L
nd
nM
Mm'
of
lumbla.
will
pay
a
visit
to
the
cltv
aiv,
"
of
Blsth
Second
svenur
near
tbe
corner
.,
Street
with
their
of
Taxi,
billiard
hall
and
cigar
store
business.
There
sre
five
Dool
tables,
one
of
which
Is
new.
.
nv.
y
wceji
u
insiog
a
trip
to
Dawson
and
Atllp
and
will
arrive
from
the
north
next
Wednseday.
That
aLdwo
brand'new
bll-'
the
C.
W.
Homer,
provincial
awewor.
veeterdey
aftemooi
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Aiivok
and
blew-
handsomely
finished,
well
lighted
and
un
on
official
dutlts.
An
"
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Ju
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:
HARVESTER
EXCURSIONS
Grevious
complaint
has
bewi
made
locally
at
the
running
of
har
vest
excursions
from
this
part
of
the
province
just
at
a
time
when
men
are
badly,
needed
here
to
take
care
of
the
ffrh
harvest.
It
pointed
out
that
the
salmon
fisfcinn-
business
here
is
purely
a
seasonal
one
just
as
the
harvest
on
the
prairies
is
seasonal.
By
delaying
the
harvest
trains
a
couple
of
weeks
from
this
point,
the
locai
work
would
be
completed
and
no
hardship
to
local
employers
brought
about.
We
all
realise
the
seed
of
ma
in
the
harvest
fields,
but
there
was
no
great
rush
on
the
part
of
the
Government
to
put
on
their
harves'
excursions
from
Great
Britain
where
there
are
plenty
of
idle
men
who
would
benefit
immeasureably
from
the
opportunity
to
work.
Instead
of
that
they
try
to
induce
men
to
go
from
here
where
they
are
needed
for
a
week
or
two
longer.
Even
a
few
days
delay
would
make
a
great
difference
here.
It
seems
if
the
dates
arranged
for
the
excursions
have
been
set
without
thought
of
the
possible
injury
it
might
do
to
the
premier
industry
of
Northern
British
Columbia.
01TIM1ST1C
FEELING
There
is
a
feeling
of
optimism
shown
here
in
many
quarters
which
seems
to
indicate
not
only
that
there
will
be
a
prosperous
autumn
but
that
there
will
be
a
general
improvement
here
from
this
time
on.
It
is
pointed
out
that,
so
far
as
this
autumn
is
concerned,
the
Seal
Core
mill
is
working
steadily,
the
Billmor
mill
is
being
erected
and
will
noon
be
in
operation
and
particularly
that
the
resul
tof
the
shipbuilding
operations
at
the
Drydock
will
produce
an
autumn
payroll
which
will
be
moat
beneficial
to
Prince
Rupert.
Then
there
is
a
pretty
good
fishery
season,
so
far
as
lower
grade
salmon
is
concerned.
These
are
the
chief
immediate
prospects
but
others
may
develop.
The
prospect
for
more
grain
shipping
i
good
and
if
this
proves
to
be
correct
it
will
mean
more
ships
visiting
here,
more
men
employed
at
the
elevator
and
more
on
the
railroad.
All
this
seems
to
indicate
general
improvement
for
the
port
which
will
make
the
coming
wirrtei
a
better
one
than
ha
been
seen
for
a
number
of
years.
REV.
MR.
WRIGHT
IS
INDUCTED
tocomen
rai(tn
or
Dicky
the
luxury
and
culture
that
were
his
heritage,
she
returned
him
to
his
nursery
and
with
bleeotog
heart
and
shattered
dreams,
Cherry
silently
passed
out
of
their
lives
alone!
What
did
she
do?
Where
did
she
go?
Did
she-
rr.lrn
to
the
fetid
atmosphere
of
the
garbage
wagon
t
Or,
prchaac,
W
sew
again
find
the
pot
of
gold
at
the
rainbow's
end?
AH
these
questions
arc
answered
in
"SHATTERED
DREAMS",
which
appears
in
TRUE
8TOFY
MAGAZINE
for
September
.
.
.
now
on
the
newistendt.
You
will
be
astounded
and
thrilled
at
the
soiotion
and
will
find
difficulty
in
keeping
back
the
elusive
tears
of
jay
at
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