:-sday.
June
13,
1928
cCthc
i
service
FAIRBANKS
DIAL
SCALES
for
fast
accurate
weighing
Y
3
ran
depend
on
these
fait
::;ite
scales
to
speed
up
s,
,1
mg
and
to
reduce
the
iibility
of
error.
av
no
t
prints
and
ttttlr
abao-r
iracy
and
tttrwn
sensitive-Mil
endure
for
year.
Their
big
i!..-il
rtgltUrs
a
flat
m
thsy
loaHcd
aw)
unloaded.
Mad
iv
siyln
to
mart
um
varyiar
of
industry.
Writs
foe
(ufl
jiii.
Oh
CANADIAN
ItdiI)anK&
'Morse
COMPANYilnU4
Oa.br,
tl'mtrral,
Ottawa.
Tn
'.
iua(.
H
altar?,
i
itiH.nlt'ii,
.imouv.
Victoria
168
LADIES'
DRESSES.,
Coats,
Millinery
and
Lingerie
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
For
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
"
ilt
ry
Supplies
Bulk-
Hi'.v
Hay
and
Grain,
F
rtilizer
and
COAL,
call
up
68
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
MILK
MILK
I'i-rsh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily,
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
657.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
pr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST
mCS
DAILT
NKW8
PAGE
FTVB
Priest's
Silver
Jubilee
Interesting
Story
of
Work
of
Father
Allard
Who
Recently
Cele-hrated
the
Twenty-Fifth
Year
of
Hi
Mission
in
the
West
!
(Contrihnterl
rath
I
.
TdoanijthL
dt
of
June
102.
were
Catho
c
day
n
St.
ilarlalfclalene's
Church
at
tbfl
Hag
dian
Mission,
hear
Ildielton.
ft.C.
'
The
Silver
Jubilee
of
Ordination
to
the
holy
priesthood
of
Rev
-
.
.....:.
UBC1,
rtiiaru,
v.w.i.,
was
celebrated
on
those
two
i
days.
.u
,?
J'
1903,
the
JuWlarlan
was
ordained
a
priest
in
the
Holy!
Catholic
Church
by.
Archbishop
Duhamel,
of
Ottawa,
himself
con-I
secrated
a
bishop
by
Archdeacon
Walsh
of
Toronto,
who
had
received!
.ma
Apostolic
Mini
km
ami
Consecration
from
the
hand
of
Plus
IX.,
the
387th
suocessor
on
the
throne
of
the
flsher-'
man
Saint
Peter,
who
vm
the
first
v:cr
of
Christ,
the
first
Bishop
of
Rome,
the
first
Pope
or
Head
of
the
Reman
Catholic
Apostolic
Church.
.
i
On
the
eve
of
Trinity
Sunday.
1903,
the
Basilica
of
Ottawa
was
filled
to
1U
capacity,
rorty
young
men
prepared
were
about
to
re
nonce
worldly
ambi
tiona
and
pleasures
and
consecrate
themselves,
body
and
soul,
to
the
love
andirervlre
cf
Ocd
and
to
the
salvation
cf
soula.
Psrentt,
frlendi
and
other
faithful
soul
of
the
city
filled
the
crunch;
The
Bishop
sat
on
his
throne
surrounded
by
dignitaries
of
his
Chapter,
and
a
numerous
clergy.
I'llONE
ON
PAVEMENT
All
young
men
prepared
and
disposed
to
receive
the
sacred
Orders
of
the
I
Church
laid
prone
on
the
sacred
pavement
of
the
Sanctuary,
whilst
the
Bishop,
the
Clergy
and
the
large
assistance
all
united
in
the
recitation
of
the
Litany
of
the
Saints.
"Lord
have
mercy
on
us."
''Holy
Mary
Drav
for
us
"
"Ssint
I
Peter,
pray
for
us."
Saint
Paul,
pray
10
us.".
.
.
.
After
begging
for
the
aoevciee
of
Ood
snd
the
helpful
prayers
of
bis
salnta.
the
Bishop
aroae
nad
eatendlng
Ms
hand
over
the
Priestly
candidates,
prayed
as
It
behaves
to
all
lawful
successors
of
the
Apostle
that
the
Priest
to
be
might
receive
the
Holy
Ohoet.
To
the
newly
ordained
Priest
the
Bishop
then
Imparted
the
power,
to
teach
the
word
of
Ood,
not
his
own
word
Oo
tsaeh
all
nation
whatsoever
I
have
commanded
you"
To
consecrate
the
material
elements
of
bread
and
wine
Into
ths
body
of
the
Lord"
"This
Is
my
body,
this
Is
my
blood
Do
this
for
the
commo
ration
of
me."
To
forgive
repentant
slnnere
Whose
sins
you
shall
torsive,
they
are
TIMBER
SALE
XSG91.
There
will
be
olfered
for
sals
at
Pub-Ik
.Auction,
at
noon
on
the
Eighteenth
lUtaidsw
of
July.
ftM.
in
the
oftke
of
the
District
Porester
at
Prince
Rupert,
the
Licence
X9S91.
to
cut
SJMOO
rBM
Spruce.
Balaam.
Hemlock
and
Cedar
on
an
area
covering
a
portion
of
Lot
M
at
the
head
of
Kynocb
Lagoon.
Kynocb
(Bast
Mussel)
Inlet.
Range
S,
Coast
District.
Three
(8)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
01
uniDer.
'Provided
any
one
tumble
to
attend
the
auction
in
person
may
submit
tender
uj
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Purther
particulars
of
the
Chief
Por
ester.
Victoria.
B.C
.
or
District
Porotter.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
NOTICE.
KIVV.ItI
liOXOIIOi:.
Ilerraiked
NOTICE
IS
HHWBY
OIVSN
that
all
persons
having
claims
against
ths
estate
of
Edward
Dunohoe,
late
of
Naas
Ha-bu
In
the
Province
at
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
the
rd
day
of
March.
1928,
are
required
on
or
before
the
lgth
day
ol
July,
193S.
t
j
deliver
or
send
by
prepaid
letter
post
full
particulars
of
their
:!almi
duly
vertlied
to
The
Royal
Trust
Company,
Executor
of
the
estate
of
tb
Aid
Edward
Denohos.
deceased,
at
iu
offices,
SS8
Pender
Street
West,
Vancouver,
B.C.
AKD
TAKE
NOTICE
that
alter
the
last
mentioned
date
the
Executor
will
proceed
to
distribute
the
assets
of
the
deceased
among
the
persons
entitled
thereto
having
regard
only
to
the
clsima
of
which
It
shall
then
have
had
notice.
DATED
at
vaneouvee.
day
of
May.
AD
193.
"A.
SOBER'
bo,
this
aeth
iTSON
DOV0LAS
ti
SYMBfl.
Solicitors
tor
The
Royal
jnass
ueropany
llli:HMO
AMI
1K.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
The
DetrolU
Western
Mining
to.,
wnose
aoaress
w
MM
Standard
Bank
Building.
Vancouver.
B
C
.
will
apply
'or
a
licence
to
take
and
use
150
'
of
water
out
of
Eaat
Pork
of
Khutse
River
which
flows
westerly
and
drain
into
Khutae
Inlet.
Ora-hsm
Reach
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
atreum
at
a
point
about
MOO
net
East
of
the
Witness
Post
on
the
west
aide
of
Lot
172
Prince
Rupert
district
snd
will
be
used
for
mining
n
me
Minrrmi
uruup
w
I
vntfS
HWivw
e-
-r
''"DETROIT
WESTERN
"NU
CO..
ByrVPardo
Wilson.
Agent.
LANDACT
TO
AITI.Y
TO
NOTICE
OF
ENjmN
Bay,
Moresby
Island.
Skldegate
inie,
to'.Ppp'ydforTr.
""
'.r
"i.
following
de-
w.SP'S
ma?K
f
"
Wand:
thence
JI.rnh
wier
mark
around
Dt4
My
3.
1938
glorious
Hagwilget
In-
tcrglve
them
"
Thus
was
given
to
the!
priests
by
the
legitimate
authority
of
Ood
the
power
to
minister
the
Sacrament
and
official
stilliages
of
the
Cbnrch
for
the
living
and
the
dead.
Thus
were
aspirated
from
the
world,
men
lawfully
appointed
to
address
to
Ood
the
prevent
snd
supplications
of
7ndye
"d
to
,v
W
n
"
for
man,
year,
of
atudy
of
n
Ood.
The
nest
morning,
on
Trinity
Sunday,
!
the
Jubllarlan
went
to
the
Church
of
the
Redeemer
in
Hull,
Quebec,
and
j
efftred
there
the
tremendous
Holy
sac-
!
rinces
01
the
Mess,
his
first
Masa.
the
Rome
during
the
three
first
centuries
Of
Christianity,
the
seme
clean
on
put
in
charge
of
the
Smlthera
die
He
fdr
the
bettor
part
of
a
year,
ai'liu
a
Sanctuary
to
the
already
existing
Church
of
HagwUget.
KURT
ST.
JAMES
In
October.
1916,
was
sent
to
Port
St.
Jeasea
to
build
and
take
charge
of
thr
Indian
Boarding
School,
th-n
known
as
the
Stuart
Lake
Indian
School.
With
the
help
of
one
white
man
and
many
Iadleaw.
he
oornplewd
the
sebool
and
opened
it
on
the
4th
of
February,
1917
Admitted
on
that
day,
were
thirty-seven
boy
boarders,
whom
hs
clothed,
fed
and
educated
svltb
the
help
of
a
Belgian
teacher,
a
Swedish
farmer
and
a
Form
No.
IS.
Section
99)
LAiND
ACT.
XOTIl'K
OK
INTENTION
TO
TO
PIKCIIASK
LVMI
of
lierr
License
Number
in
respect
of
premises
APPLY
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Die.
trlct
and
situate
about
8
miles
from
the
mouth
of
Khutse
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Detroit
Western
Mining
Company
of
Vancouver,
BC.
occupation
Mining
Company,
Inlands
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
decertbed
lands'
cauunenclng
at
a
poet
planted
one
ir
so
enains;
tnence
southern
2D
chains;
thence
easterly
60
chains:
thence
nor
therly
16
chains,
and
containing
100
acres,
more
or
less.
P.
PARDOE
WILSON,
Agent
for
Detroit
Western
Mining
Co.
Dated
18th
April,
1996.
Form
No.
13.
Section
89)
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OP
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
MUCH
ASK
L.M
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dis
trict
and
situate
about
4
mile
from
the
vriUda
Western
Copper
(plan
on
flle
mouth
of
Khutse
River
inroenerarrOfflce).
This
no-
TAKE
NOTICE
that
tie
was
wstcd
on
the
ground
on
the
10th
day
of
May.
1938
A
copy
of
thla
S3
to'V"
Act
fUed
in
the
olfice
of
the
Water
Recorder
"t
Prince
Rupert
Objections
to
the
aDDllestlon
may
be
filed
with
the
said
with
the
Comptroller
Water
Recorder
or
Bu&dlngs.
X
Water
R'ghts.
Parliament
iV.rn,.T.d.eifer.t
the
Detroit
Western
Mining
Company
of
Vancouver,
nv..
uoeu:
tends
to
upation
Mining
Company,
in-apply
tor
perm
baton
to
pur-e
following
following
described
lands:
shase
the
Oommanolng
at
a
post
planted
one
foot
south
of
S.W.
cornef.
Lot
J04
thenee
aouthwesterly
100
chains;
thence
easterly
10
chains,
more
or
less;
thence
northeasterly
100
chains:
thence
westerly
30
chains,
and
containing
130
acres,
more
or
less.
P.
I'AUDOE
WILSON,
Agent
for
Detroit
Western
Mining
Oo.
Dated
lath
Anrll.
1D3S
"fi'OVEKNMRNT
LIQUOR
ACT'
SotTce
Tii'
Aprrir.itiToN
row
ton-sent
toi
Tit
Nt
i
w
Di'
iii:ek
LICENti:
n'oTICe'
is
IIEREBv'
GIVEN
thst.
on
the
11
th
dav
of
Julv
neit
the
under-
sigMd
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
vunnenl
to
transfer
or
819.
at
and
lasued
a
belne
being
na
rt
of
a
bulldldg
known
as
the
Tourist
Hotel,
alt-
aqrtbed
as
Lots
1
and
3.
in
niock
II,
Map
973,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
from
Oeorge
Tessler
to
Angelo
Eustaochlo
and
Drhano
Oolhschlni
of
Terrace,
British
Columbia,
the
transfer-
eee.
nTwn
-
-e.
"
his
m.h
day
si
June.
A.u
1038.
ANUIyO
EtTSTACrlUO.
URna.NO
OOI
BCIIINI.
Applicants
and
Ttsnslerees.
The
cool,
comforting
flavor
of
WIUGLEY'S
Spearmint
is
a
lasting
pleasure.
It
cleanses
the
mouth
after
eating
gives
a
clean
taite
and
sweet
breath.
It
Is
refreshing
and
Atammtlnn
airliner.
shore
of
Stuart
Lake..
On
the
lOth
of
Jettparv.
ft
Ohlnese
took,
meanwhile
ministering
to
the
ap.rltusl
needs
of
S70
native
in
I
"Vlng
ln
"V
Wlegea
on
th
3me
Ma,
offered
the
catacomb,
of
ISM,
he
tr"as,'rwd
W
b0dew'
8nU
rl
latlon
offered
amldat
all
nation,
of
the
?ye
'
earths
'From
the
rlali.
to
the
set
tine
ot
the
tun."
YVBXT
TO
YfKON
Two
months
after
his
ordination
the
Jubllarlan
received
a
command
from
the
bead
of
the
Church.
He
received
orders
to
go
to
the
Yukon.
Three
years
he
labored
among
the
miners
In
the
gold
country,
and
built
a
church
on
Sulpber
Creek..
In
1906,
be
vent
to
the
ephemerlca
town
of
Conrad
and
built
there
a
church.
In
the
spring
of
1907
he
went
U
Atltn
to
minister
to
the
white
states
of
the
country.
He
found
there
tribe
of
HUnget
natives,
whom
he
-angeleed
for
three
yeera,
conducting
an
the
while
the
boarding
school,
monopolising
all
the
stall's
attributes
of
teacher,
cook
and
so
forth.
He
provided
two
houM
for
the
purpose,
with
the
help
of
local
charities,
and
during
the
last
year
and
a
half
receiving
from
the
Indian
Department,
the
yearly
sal
ary
of
flvs
hundred
dollars.
The
Churoh
Register
records
over
seventy
souls
regenerated
by.
baptise)
in
Atlln.
In
110
was
called
from
Atlln
and
put
la
chart
of
the
Church
in
Dawson.
Yukon.
Hs
there
ministered
to
whites
and
Indians,
ss
far
as
Lsnstng
R4ver
over
three
hundred
miles
from
the
Yukon
River,
where
he
met
Indians
who
had
not
received
the
Sacrament
of
the
Church
for
fourteen
years.
Built
a
Church
at
Leasing
for
the
Indiana,
a
Kindergarten
School
for
chUdren.
and
a
Hall
in
Dawaon
to
afford
to
old
Usners
more
appropriate
amusement
than
these
found
in
any
one
of
the
teniyrtwo
saloons
In
Dawson
and
the
staff
of
five
Sisters
to
ch
new
bearding
school
aj.
Praser
Lake,
had
the
school
filled
with
one
hundred
and
thirty
boarders
on
the
first
day
oi
March.
The
founder
and
prtnc.pa!
was
relieved
of
bis
charge
of
the
new
Praeer
Lake
Industrial
iflfehcol
in
June
1992,
and
put
ln
charge
again
of
the
Sm
It
hers
district.
He
built
a
Missionary
residence
at
Smlthera
ln
the
fall
of
1932.
and
givei,
an
assistant
priest,
attended
to
the
spiritual
needs
of
Smlthers,
Telkw
Hagwilget,
Mcrlcetown,
Houston,
Forest-dale,
Burns
Lake.
France
1
Lake,
Ootsa
Lake,
Cheat
at
ta.
Bahlne
and
the
scat
tered
Catholics
not
ta
pro;lmiy
of
the
above
Mission,
built
since
1923
a
church
ln
Houston,
one
ln
Porestdale,
one
ln
Old
Pert
Bablne.
a
Priest's
residence
ln
3ablae.
repaired
the
Church
ln
Morlce-
town,
and
bad
a
road
put
through
the
woods
between
Bablne
Lake
and
Smith
ra,
seventeen
miles
of
new
road.
VISITRI)
ROME
In
recognition
of
his
seal
and
good
work
he
was
chosen
by
(be
Bishop
and
the
Priests
of
North
Bifttsb
Columbia
and
the
Yukon
as
their
ff
cial
stpreesn-
tatlve
at
the
General
Chapter
of
the
Oblate
Fathers
Order
befa
in
Borne
in
the
months
of
SeptembCe
and
October.
19M.
HAPPY
aWQIET
The
JubUiartan.
ordained
a
Prlast
on
the
eve
of
Trtrlty
avojsaay,
June
the
lxth.
1903,
chose
the
day
rather
than
the
date
for
.celebrating
his
Jubilee.
Hence
the
celebration
took
plans
on
the
second
and
third
of
June.
193S.
Though
tedding
ln
Smlthers,
he
releeted
Hag-
In
1918
was
.called
from
Dawson
and
I
wllget
as
the
proper
place
tor
the
cele-
biatlon,
because
In
that
place
the
Lor;
himself
had
prepared
a
happy
banquet
or
His
Missionary
On
Friday
evening,
the
first
of
June,
His
Lcrdshlp,
the
Right
Reverend
E.
Buncz,
Oil
I.,
Bishop
of
Prince
Rr,pert.
.use
to
honor
his
faithful
Colloboratoi
during
the
twenty-five
years.
The
next
-iteming,
the
Jubllarlan
a
brother
Rev-rerd
Father
Elpbege
Allard,
OKI.,
ar-lved
from
Fort
St.
James.
ANNIVERSARY
F
ORDINATION
The
Jubllarlan
said
an
early
Man,
so
did
his
brother.
At
ajn
.
his
Lo:i
hip
efffred
the
Holy
S.icriflc,
said
the
same
official
prayers
a
the
Btxhop
of
OUar.s
did
In
1903.
After
Mass
the
Jubllarlan
sitting
upon
the
Throne
at
the
Epistle
side
o!
the
Altar,
received
the
abjuration
and
proleaslon
of
faith
of
a
family
of
seven
converts,
who
were
there
and
then
absolved
from
censure
by
the
Right
Rettrcnd
Blahop.
standing
with
mitre
and
staff,
in
front
of
the
Hrly
Tabernacle.
His
Lordship
granted
the
same
blessings
to
septuagenarian
returning
to
the
fold
after
twenty-five
years
of
an
erring
life.
"Die
latter
eobblnx
pro
claimed
the
sincerity
of
his
repentance
His
sincerity
wu
no
greater
than
tha'.
of
the
true
Israelite
that
read
the
abjuration
and
profession
of
faith.
Many
ln
the
assistance
could
not
control
their
pious
emotions.
Following
the
admission
Into
the
Church
of
the
abo-'e
eight
souls,
'
the
Baptism
conferred
cn
eleven
children,
all
members
oi
th
same
farm
y.
Father,
Allard,
Junior,
helped
his
el-Jcr
brother
at
this
taik.
Most
of
the
new
converts,
then
received
the
Sacrament
of
Penance.
Most
cf
them
urcpnrel
themselves
to
receive
the
Holy
Eucharist
the
next
day.
ANNIVERSARY
OF
FIRST
MASS
His
Lordship
and
father
Allard
Junior
Hi
Id
early
Masses.
The
latter
then
aided
his
brother
and
heard
the
confes
sions
of
many
wishing
to
receive
the
Lord
on
this
day
from
the
hands
of
their
Jubllarlan
pastor.
The
newly
Invited
guest
at
the
Euc
narlstlc
Banquet
were
on
this
day
of
the
colored
races-Chief
Petei
Williams,
of
Klsptox.
his
wife
snd
his
gruml
hlld
represented
the
Red
race.
Mrs
Mlecblllnko,
of
lUzefton
was
the
representatives
of
the
Dark
race.
Ah
Tin;;,
previously
admitted
In
this
same
church
represented
the
Yellow
race.
In
all
twehty-two
souls
received
the
S.icrament
fnr
the
first
time
and
one
return:!
to
the
Sacraments,
after
tw-iity-rive
years
of
infidelity.
In
all
twenty-five
souls
was
the
bou
quet
the
Jubllarlan
presented
to
the
Lord,
a
bouquet
agreeable
to
Ood,
a
bcttqitet
of
greater
value
and
or
far
surpassing
sweetness
to
the
hesrt
of
'the
Priest,
then
the
compl'ments,
banquets
flowers
of
the
World.
Arlri
u
"!
v
four
recent
The
Acme
Importers'
store
is
one
of
the
busiest
places
in
town
these
days
our
Backward
Season
Sale
prices
bringing
in
our
old
customers
and
also
many
new
ones.
Here
are
some
of
the
special
offerings
we
arc
making
for
Thursday
morning
only.
These
are
really
special
prices
for
the
half
day.
LADIES'
KNITTED
COATS
BOYS'
SHIRTS
Ladies'
Knitted
Coats
in
pure
wool
and
silk
Boys'
Summer
Khaki
Shrits,
made
of
grand
and
wool.
Juit
the
thing
for
the
cool
wearing
materials,
with
sports
or
plain
of
the
evening
outdoors.
Regular
$16
neck.
This
Is
the
rig
for
holidays
and
value.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price,
camping.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price,
Thursday
morning
only
gtj
Thursday
morning
only
.
QJC
BOYS'
SHIRT
WAISTS
BOYS'
FROLIC
SUITS
Here
is
one
lot
of
Boys'
Shirt
Waists
in
For
the
little
fella's,
age
2
to
U,
this
is
the
splendid
patterns
and
materials
but
not
suit
for
play
time.
Strongly
made
lor
'
in
all
sizes.
This
is
great
value.
Back-
Bear
the
ground
wearing.
Backward
Seu-
ward
Season
Sale
Price
QP
son
Sale
1rice
QP
Thursday
morning
only,
2
for.
.
vtlVr
Thursday
morning
only
vi
MR.
THE
ACME
IMPORTERS
Terms:
.Strictly
Cash.
No
C.O.D.
ITISHPOLU
afcgfaw.
No
Charge
Accounts
MBiA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
To
the
end
of
December,
1926.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Gold,
$78,018J&48;
Lodw
Gold,
$12S,972,SIJ;
Silver,
$80,787,003;
Lead,
5106,976,442;
Copper,.
$209,967,068;
Zinc,-
$50,61
2,6577;
Coal
and
Coke,
$284,599,133-,
Structural
Muteriuls
and
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$60,175,407:
making
its
mineral
production
to
the
end
of
1926
show
an
,
AGGREGATE
VALUE
OF
$988,108,470.
PRODUCTION
FOR
YEAR
ENDING
DECEMBER,
192G,
$67,188,842
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
British
Empire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
is
guaranteed
by
Crown
grants.
Full
information,
together
with
Mining
Reports
and
Maps,
may
be
obtained
grain
hy
addressing
THE
HONORABLE
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES.
VICTORIA.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
N.B.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annua)
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
raining
investments
should
refer
to
such
reports.
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
oi
Mines,
Victoria,
B.C.
Reports
of
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Winch
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
ss
valuable
sources
of
information.
Reports
covering
of
the
Six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
published
separately,
and
are
available
on
application.
nTITaTTmiTTalaaTmTilTTTaril
ing
their
first
solemn
Communion,
all
.t-.e
White
and
the
Indian
Catholics
of
New
Hazclton
snd
Hagwilget
receiving
also
the
Holy
Sacrament
In
union
with
:helr
Paitor.
In
all
aeventy
faithful
iculs
participated
of
the
heavenly
ban
quet.
Many
Catholics
and
non-Catholics
came
from
Hazel
ton
and
KiapioK
Valley.
Many
were
from
Mcrlcetown
and
Bablne.
and
many
famine
of'
the
Smlthers
-flock,
one
in
.
particular,
driv
ing
one
hundred
and
fifty
mlleS
frosil
Burns
Lake,
united
themselves
In
the
honors
paid
to
ths
Director
of
the
Smlthers
district
mission.
In
all
two
hundred
persons
were
present
st
the
celebration.
The
Jubllarlan
sang,
High
Masa.
The
Bight
Reverend
Bishop
pre
sided
at
His
Throne
and
delivered-
an
oration
on
the
Apostolic
Mission
Of
the
Pr.e.M
and
on
the
aealous
and
fiultlul
work
of
the
Jubllarlan.
Father
Allard.
Junior
directed
the
ceremonies.
The
organ
was
played
and
the
singing
waa
under
the
direction
of
H.
Browning,
the
schoolmaster
of
the
Hagwilget
Indian
school..
Saturday,
Sunday
and
Monday
at
noon,
the
Clergy
were
the
guests
of
different
CaUulic
families
of
Mew
Haaelton,
Hazelton
a:i.i
Hagwilget.
Monday
afternoon,
the
Jubllarlan
drove
hla
dlftlnguiahed
vUltora
to
Smlthers.
making
a
abort
halt
at
Moilcctown
on
the
way.
AFTERNOON
TEA
AND
SALE
IS
HELD
TODAY
BY
BAPTIST
LADIES
The
Lad
is
'
Aid
to
First
Baptlat
Church
Is
holding
n
tes
and
sale
of
horns
cooking
this
afernoon
at
the
heme
Of
airs.
J.
D.
Thurbcr,
612
Fourth
Avenue
Bast.
Mrs.
W.
S.
Hammond
is
general
convener
and
Mrs
J
D
Thurber
Is
receiving
the
gueata
Mra
8
Dawson
and
Mrs.
Robertson
are
pouring
with
Mra.
V.
Houston,
Mrs.
J
A.
Lindsay
and
Mra.
A.
Ivanon
acting
as
servlteurs.
The
home
inverts
of
Hazstlon
and.
Knpiox
mak-1
cooking
table
Is
In
ohsrge
Of
Mrs,
Q.
Hi
board
and
Mr
O.
W
Johnston
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Wrathall.
Mra.
Charles
Urkln.
Mrs.
P.
H.
Llnaty
and
Mra.
Prank
Morris
are
assisting
in
the
kitchen.
The
cashier
Is
Mrs.
M.
B.
Lemon.
The
musical
program
for
the
after-rcon
includes
vocal
solos
by
Mra
J.
H.
MeLsod
and
Mrs.
r.
W.
Allen,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Jasnes
Black.
Miss
aleita
MoKlslty
and
Mlas
Catherine
Mussallem
are
to
give
vocal
soma
and
Hiss
Adetla
Thurher.
s
recitation.
Man
in
the
Moon
The
local
political
situation
I
the
jterual
triangle
once
mora.
At
the
end
they
all
live
happy
ever
after.
The
pessimist
is
one
who
believes
every
onlcn
ha
a
worm
Id
It,
every
lettuce
s
grub
and
ovary
cook
is
careless.
What
about
appointing
a
yoyal
Commission
to
inquire
Into
which
candidate
1h
the
real
supporter
of
Dr.
Tolmiet
If
I
were
a
politician.
Thinking
I
knew,
I
would
run
as
Liberal
member,
Uetween
me
and
you.
If
X
were
a
keen
elector.
Honest
and
true.
I
would
vote
tor
Duff
Pattullo,
tBetwaB
ase
and
you.
Ifasr
then
la,
after
thst
rhyme
you
will
all
say
I'm
one
6f
those
cuaatd
Liberal
fellers
hut
you're
wrong.
I'm
independent
enough
to
aay
what
I
think
and
I
think
Ti).
la
It.
Yesterday
waa
a
great
day
for
fog
horns.
It
was
the
first
experience
of
the
season.
KEEP
MCIV1NO
Straphanger
Victim
My
dear
air,
I
don't
mind
you
walking
briskly
all
over
my
feet,
but
I
wash
you
wouldn't
loiter
about
on
them.
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