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I
PAGE
SIX
taf
Mr-.
x
U
assure
confldeaee
far
the
Th
results
af
tne
ouiauennial
ccir-aweM
of
the
thrae
fnsirie
pro-anecs
showed
atibatantial
in-rrcuses
in
vopulalioa,
aapecialiy
in
Saskatchewan
and
lUberU.
while
a.
..
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
THIS
IMllA
:ttlW8
iuiiut.y,
Ct.
PROUD
LTNER
HELD
ON"
ROOKS
at
Catgaovjjvhere:Mr8
Russell
is
VESTRIS'
SISTER
SHIP
TO
BE
USED
IK
TEBT
visiting,
J
.-
il
i.V
rr
-
weather
in
Ji'grS'
has
,
beeru
1?
anj
ything
bat
Chri8iassay,!
And'
has
s
inducted"
a
good
deal
of
frftn.
f
Christmas
'Luein
ens
was
rather
6low
Jn
getting
under
way
in
rsni!tnWBnfflsira
"
p-a8,jmoiOyguiaLolLtbp,rn?r-:
cnants
10
oe
tne
niggest
snoppmg
day.
v
j;
"
sv
jf
Driven
on
rocks
by
gale
and
Rochaft
Point,
near
Queen
at
own,
Burvii&rs
of
the
S.
H.
Yestris
heavy
seas,
the
White
Star
Liner
Celtic
.is
shown
held
fast
off
irelano.
Among
the
266
passengers
taken
off
Rafely
were
several
ituiKter.
Dbminion
of
Canada
Shows
Much
Progress
in
Various
Directions
During
the
Closing
Year
TORONTO,
Dec
81.
Nineteen
twenty-eight
was
a
nent
of
-pensions
and;
health.
There
wao
Aome
debating
about
Jit
natural
re
source
of
the.
weet-.
rn
provinces
aod
also
eonoPrning
he
St.
Lawrence
waterway.
O.inlamnticallv
thp
veirkM
Iwhi
both
Ontawa
and
Quebec
snowed
aD
ppoch-raaking
one.
It
has
seen
ah
.
.
i
.
?i
rtvaT
"of
The
"7irat
British
I
iw
.mporugi
arenwin
ranwi
gBmrnissioner
Canada,
in
the
t
i""
'
v
i
f
n
t
'
St.
'r-
mi-
puicBje
nynwv,.
i
.
pi
SUBMl(i
h,g
,!utie,
at
Ottawa
on
the
Laeombe
and
Northwestern
September
22;
the
appointment
of
railway
from
the
Alberta
govern-
tn
firat
Canadian
raintoter
to
raent
and
a
joint
purchase
by
the
FpRncp
Hon
phiippt
Roy,
,nd
C.P.R.
and
C.N.
It.
of
the
AJ-
tne
arriva,
of
Hon
G
j
Kaightt
berU
i-ailways
into
the
Peaoe
tht
firHt
Fremrh
to
cn.
River
country,
which
foreshadows
a.t
wh
pr(.sented
his
a
wim.
big
d.
ve'opmer.tb
in
that
section
UU
NovembeP
J4J.
0n
July
and
.in
northern
British
Columbia
Japan
opt!nt.d
btsr
fjrst
Jegation
at
during
the
coining
year
XUw:l
The
Kovernmeat
has
in,
mMitat
in
the
hn
issii
of
AiueiCkii:
.
j
i.-..
.
,
if
r
M.rk.t.
t-
rkaAd.
..
-wtngion,aawoe;Tur
faaren
altogether
the
year
not
marked
by
any
great
vont
tfeanestic
iaapoftaace
in
federal
polttieiH
its
chief
eweiajiweais
he-uajr
asAernul
Parliament
met
in
Jaaaa
y
when
Hon.
R.
B.
Ben-itefct
aasumed
his
duties
as
lealar
i
WHAT
IS
IT
'
that
huepa
you
always
look
I
kuj
wail
and
amtttly
dre-'iJ
ed?
OUK
SERVICE
nioNK
m
to
have
yaw
clothes
nrcaaed
j
We
call
for
and
deliver
to
all
part
of
the
city.
'
For
that
Suit
v
We
haw
fine
Fall
Winter
Sulti&flft
aad
05
eeatiue8
en
baud
Came
In
j
Unlay
and
tat
us
take
your
mttfire.
Cuitius.
workmanship,
style.
all
guaranteed.
Beat
materials
and
reason-.
Xv
able
priced.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
C49
i
i
a
itari
U
aeuacal
nwellBte
ihetfart
at.
"
,
.
u
v
v.'ih.i:Vtu-
Tfae
af
WWHMT
WfWlpn
wan
'!(
ted
a
vta-nrsidnt
.
He
Ira.
!:
n-d
he
new
Canadian
embassy
.during
tlic
yea
.
and
MacUoba
and
jKaHkaUhewan
also
adepted
the
j
proposal.
The
YuImhs
ountJ
j
adopted
a
resolution
which
will
j
bring
the
system
into
force
there
in
ltttv.
In
Ontario.
Premier
ueaaataan
announced
that
his
prov-fmea,
too.
would
have
some
pro-
poaals
on
the
subject,
j
A
royal
commiaaion
is
inveati-aTating
the
financial
relations
be-taaen
the
Dnmtoiefi
and
Manitoba
iu
connectim
with
the
transfer
of
the
natural
resources,
and
it
is
possible
that
a
similar
arrange-!
ment
will
have
to
be
made
with
British
Columbia
in
regard
to
a
'elates
for
the
revenue
from
rail
way
lands
involved
in
the
con-t
.
straction
of
the
C.P.R
over
4Qu
years
ago.
A
convention
of
Liberal
woman
ranrase
n
tati
ve
of
the
whole
Domln.
District
News
TERRACE
C.
II.
Castle
of
was
a
visitor
here
week.
Vanderheof,
during
the
Mr.'
and
Mrs.
A.
Halm
wood
re-
good
year
to
Canada"
a
good
year
for
the
farmers
and
turned
en
Saturday
from
Prince
the
factory
hands;
a
good
year
for
the
financiers
and
m-
Rupert,
vootyws
Tt
wnc
n
vonr
wir.Vi
lnrn-p
irnns
inA
fair
nn'poa
i
-X
I
I
1
1
am.,
fkuio-k
tiod
ranttio.
t-aln.
tV,a
oi.olir
f
wV,0of
i
miaiey
miie
aceonipaniea
;ne
-
w""6"
"""""
i-v..i.v.vi
vjucuivj
m
micui
iii
Terrace
Basketball
Team
to
fee
west;
a
year
of
industrial
prosperity
and
full
pay
en-
Prine
nupert
on
Thursday
awl
velopes.
Railway
earnings
increased
beyond
the
most
returned
on
Saturday.
.optimistic
hopes
of
the
managements.
Climatic
conditions
,
flwiaihout
the
year
-ware
awed
-
-
-
jj
&
'
j
1
"
an
on
the
the
whole
whole
tfeoucfc
ttMnnrfa
virions
varisus
sea-
tm
af
f
tit
tsW
HMaaaaii
l
ajid
irl
during
inrlnv
Um
Its
P
1
fan;
a
aaar
of
rail-
lione
reduced
nr
Autim
ontes-
ihe
jnemirs
of
the
Angltean
SaMbvrard,
and
4:tajaa
fewMMr
al
rajghie
?pragreaa.
rD-l
l-fered-ta
fnc&efta
au-ar
.ao
loafc-Maar
aeu&rftw
u
U
:r
ove
r
ni
v
hpalth
Miss
Ruby
Krikevsky
of
rtnce
nupert
is
a
holiday
visitor
unusual
fr
alonths
Mm
rensiderable
wt
"ie
he
f
Ml
Mona
Greiji
iwtieles
anllf"uS"ldr0r
were
en
s.
fThllM-PStalPto
A
lhS
home
f
Mr.
-ami
lMrs.
J.
B.
tllhurst
6n
Thurs
A
yesflrhafl
i4oa.
chiii
:e-teblisiH
aaf
"enlngi
A
jolly
evenlr
aeni
were
rhfrad
as
the
departt
pent
"the
youngsters
in
jgames
and
frolics.
Santa
Claus
also
made
a
special
trip
and
treated
them
during
the
evening.
Refreshments
were
much
eajoyet!
by
the
boys
and
girls
before
leaving
for
borne.
Jobn
Smith
and
A.
A..
McUon-4
aid
of
-Usk
were
in
town
at
thi4
enu
of
the
wee.
'-
Mies
Kathleen
Burnett
returned
on
Saturday
from
Prince
Rupert
where
she
was
bridesmaid
at
the
wedding
of
Miee
Mayme
Dobb
to
G.
S.
Anderson
on
Wednesday
.at.
Jas.
Tarnbull
of
Haselton
wax
busineas
visitor
hare
Thursday.
eitoOntaatiiafKavaicdUa
Hth
japan
will
be
extended
furH
..J1,"
A,'ri
iB
frm
oaal
to
iiitraJ
uanaaa
were
sun-
in
ih.
UU1
c
1
sialsed
by
the
Damiaion,
but
did
r,
,
,
C"1"
in
jwrtieipated
largely
ta
eaeh
Ae
niaaiii
shun
how-'
SSKAJ
eTin
Mackenzie
thtr,12
King
proceed-
raonthB,-
freight
rates.
In
other
inter-
r.E'rr.ZZ.
"
r'V.i'reaty
which
wiifaated
jwt
The
B.
D.
Bridffe
Club
met
on
"hursday
evening
at
the
heme
tt
Mrs.
Georg
Dovef.
a.
".
.
ma-
t.
c
a
a
(d'tiien-raainirV6
firrinte,ncp
pviiuantig
an
herU;
ihfeiill
i
f
bar
vdrat
1
in
Paris.
I
Orval
Kenney
fef
on
Saturday
RrttiHn.
Columbia
bejn
thelf
Prince
UuparU
to
receife
paymenf
of
oMTftge
penaions,
in
!
treatment
for
ao
injured
knn
Lo-upiialiun
with
the
Oomtpion,
Mrs.
J.
Raveo,iwa
returned
oil
Wednesday
aftaV
eomjiayiii
JUr.
Itaven
to
the
Prime
Rupert
hospital,
left
on
Saturday
for
her
home
in
Jmo
after
spend
ing
a
few
days
hare
with
her
daughter,
Mra.
5
.
V
The
Miesea
Alice.
Uerothy
and
Mariorie
Bteinoff
of
Derreen
are
visitors
at
the
home
of
Mrs,
George
Graham,
Park
Avenue.
Alias
Esther
Moore
of
Vancouver
arrived
on
Saturday
to
sjiend
a
holiday
at
the
home
of
her
'arejits,
Mr,
and
Mra.
E,
J
Moore.
,
George
Little
df
Terrace
,
whoT
ii
&t
present
in
eastern
Canada,
epent
Christmas
jxt
the
home
of
.bis
sister.
Mrs.
'Wra.
Morrison,
ton
was
held
at
Ottawa
in
April
Attwood,
Dnt.
Mra.
Morrison
Js
at
which
lion.
Mary
Elleo
Smlth-MrB-
George
Dover'ji
moUier.
of
Vancouver
was
elected
prAl-i
dent;
and
in
November
a
big
Con
SMIIHERS
servative
convention
at
Toronto!
p.
G.
ItusselL
assistant
super-brought
the
women
into
aetion
on
intendent
for
the
Canadian
Na-equal
terms
with
the
men.
tional
Railways,
spent
Christmas
Extensive
imj)rovement8
are
ibe-ing
made
X6
the
eotnmunit
hall
at
Burns
Lake.
,
Miss,
Irene
Mclntyre
is
home
for
hristmas,and
New
Year
from
her
studies
at'
Columbian
College,
New
Westminster.
Miss
Marjorie
Warner
and
Misses
A.
and
N.
Harmon
are
liome
from
convent
at
Prince
Rupert.
nfv
if
Ayr"
ton
The
Felix
Bridge
Club
met
this
week
at
the
home
of
Mri.
W.
W.
Anderson.
'ibc
wuers
of
the
ill-fated
Vestrjs,
which
went
down
off
tie
inrinia
Capet
ufter
spriagtn,
'Jkn
&o4
listing,
causing
the
dea
hs
of
more
than
one
Hundred
passengers,
have
Uevij
u
(
'
eoUir
eieWng.
Above
is
a
picture
ol
tne
liner
vauoan,
wmcn
m
now
(n
nr
reguun-Anwriean
voyage.
end
of
iast
wet
for
her
iome
in
Vancouver.
MlM
Jarqvet,
minxd
teacher,
Mi
sir
L:
Merriee-ha
rexigaed,
The
Manual
Christmas
tree
en-
aftee
AaviflgiaVan;
teacher
M
the
tertainment
for
HateKon
ehil-
BMttve-aeheot;
KfeptM
Mr
!
diea
waa
JmUO
u
the
Aaaewtiiy
ana
a
inani
'
"-
''
'
f
.aSHH'.I"
!
f
theJfaaUvitles
leing
a
visit
from'
the
Maaeiton
Hoiuj
ani
Santn
Claus.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alien
Be-nson
and
has
been
spending
the
holiday
at
family
ajetit
the
-ChristtfluH
holi-I
Evelyn
with
friends.
day
at
the
heme
of
Mrs.
Benson's
i
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Stan-
yer,
Fmncoiit
Ia.
,;av
di
left
k
th
HaU
thaa
Karwwu.
Jm
featare
pajnrtal
ftvraia
lriensa
'
a
HOT.
Taere
all'.
big
outh
were
ju
gurr
Ail
American
iduhi,
,
-ntl.
.nutrlied
'if
a
youny
Ud
uj
A
n
hfirh-t
lia
-iiKfri
wf
pretty
eaouli
t
n
Dr.
Ufi4
NH.'JL
C.
Wrineh
wonrierfai
xiawvr
,mc
suill
oi
orktiiiy
i'ott.
A
5&Greatest
Man
intheWorld
w
f-4
"If
:-'
r
.J
TO
those
dear
to
yon,
you
are
the
greatest
man
In
,
the,
world
-
the
-wisest
and
the
most
far-sig!itcd.
They
trust
you
to
protect
them
from
hardship
and
pnratioa.
And
to
the
Jbest
xf
,your
ability
you
would
do
o
r
Yet
there
may
come
a
.
day
when
you
will
no
longer
be
here
to
shield
them
...
to
provide
for
their
needs.
Will
their
faith
in
you
then
be
justified
?
You
realize
that
their
confidence
challenge
you
to
greater
vigilance
in
their
behalf.
Have
you
made
the
provision',
for
them
that
you
know
to
be
necessary?
Is
your
life
Insurance
sufficient
to
meet
their
needs
?
Do
you
realize
'
that
5,000
invested
at
6
yields
an
income
of
less
than
6
per
week?
1
;
For
the
sake
of
those
who
love
and
''
respect
and
trust
you
...
those
,
to
whom
you
are
the
in
the
world"
.
U
.
:
take
pencil
and
paper,
and
figure
how
much,
you
have
done
toward
the
building
up
of
an
estate.
Then
call
in
the,
representative
of
any
Life
Insurance
Company
and
learn
how
little
b
the
cost
of
adequate
protection.
ass