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O.
waving.
McKay,
tf
Phone
tf
Social
evening
in
honor
of
Geo,
Russell
in
St.
Andrew's
Rooms
tonight.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
ghackleton
of
Usk,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
A.
A.
Connon
returned
to
the
-ity
on
the
Catala
last
night
from
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
Vancouver.
!
Mrs.
Michael
Waters
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
night
from
a
two
weeks'
holiday
rip
to
Vaniii.iver
and
Seattle.
Mrs.
William
Goodrich,
1945
Graham
Avenue,
who
has
been
spending
a
holiday
in
Victoria,
returned
home
on
the
Cabala
last
night.
Alex
Martin,
formerly
C.N.R.
constable
here
and
a
few
months
ajpo
transferred
to
Edmonton
has
sine
been
moved
again
to
Mon
treal,
according
to
word
recelv-rd
hy
friends
in
the
city.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Cart.
Arthur
Slater,
is
data
in
port
Wednesday
morning
from
Vancouver
enroute
to
Alaska
and
will
.naill
again
on
Sunday
afternoon
southbound.
C.
N.
TL
steamer
Prince
'
harlea,
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
is
T.
'
J.
Shentoa,
Inspector
of
lmKa
aailed
last
sight
on
tho
JruU
lor
Aato.
to
conduct
a
investigation
into
a
fatality
which
occurred
at
the
Granby
mine
last
weak.
Mr.
3henton
ex
pects
to
return
fb
the
city
at
the
end
of
this
week.
will
purchase
a
piano
instead.
Mr.
Justice-Aulay
Morrison
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia,
acting
as
a
royal
cnHfh
Gyro
Hbedown
Oct.
19,
Moose
Hall.
R.
Jorgensen
sailsd
lust
night
by
the
Prince
George
for
Den
Lipsin
Hailed
by
the
Prince
George
last
nijfht
on
a
business-i
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
A.
M.
Curtis
and
Mrs.
S.
Walton
sailed
by
the
George
last
night
on
a
Vancouver.
points
In
the
south.
daa
in
port
on
Thursday
f
rom
!
Clymon
Vancouver
via
all
Queen
Char-
mornln
lotie
Island
points
and
will
sail
at
8
pa
Saturday
on
hr
re-
tun
south
over
the
same
rente.
Mrs.
George
Dover,
winner
of
the
Pontiac
sedan,
grand
prize
in
the
recent
Daily'
News
circulation
campaign,
left
by
this
morning
train
on
her
return
to
her
home
in
Terrace.
Mrs.
Dover
has
de
cided
to
sell
the
car
she
won
and
P.
J.
Job
M
R.
spending
the
looking
o
Alice
Am,
enger
last
nil
1
ver.
For
'
charge
i
sen
waf
months'
option
'
cw.M
n
Mil
aWlvltlie
date
for
Its
annoM
fall
hoe-
in
the
city
on
Wednesday
mern-
tk
to
hold
a
session
here
that
day.
He
will
be
accompanied
by
Capt.
G.
U
Robertson
of
Ottawa,
i
rector
of
pilotage
for
Canada.
D.
S.
CnmaKon,
fisheries
over
seer
for
the
central
division,
ar
rived
in
town
last
evening
from
Swanson
Bay
aboard
the
4taM
menui
cruiser
nenepa
wmcn
was
formerly
named
Nasoga
and
will
return
down
the
coast
tomorrow.
Mrs.
Cameron
and
family
left
kSwanson
Bay
last
week
to
spend
the
winter
in
Vancouver.
James
Lever,
who
has
been
In
tolrn
In
charge
of
the
exhibits
from
the
Bohler
farm
at
the
Fair,
left
by
this
morning's
train
on
hia
return
to
Temce.
Mrs.
w.
W.
Noonan
of
Telkwa
snd
Billy
Bohler
are
remain
inn
in
the
city
with
Mrs.
F.
W.
Bohler,
their
mother,
whose
illness
has
made
it
advisable
for
her
to
reside
in
the
city
for
the
next
two
months.
the
principal
matter
for
dis
cussion
at
the
fortnightly
meet
ing
of
the
city
council
tonight
will,
it
is
understood,
be
the
question
of
rock
removal
from
lota
on
First
Avenue
near
Sixth
Street
for
which
owners
of
property
concerned
have
made
a
proposition.
It
is
understood
that
some
of
the
aldermen
are
opposed
to
the
work
being
carried
out
on
the
terms
sumrested.
jldrens
Colds
!
I
Checked
without
flSl
UUOUIJ.
I1UI
V
VAPOHUB
Mr.
who
h
to
Vai
south
t
proceei
Srkere
the
if
u.
retb--nw
of
th
jd&i
to
Triple
'
f
Ifatte
ia
keepet
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Poaske
Bryngshf,
who
Were
married
here
last
week,
the
bride
having
formerly
been
Mlsselva
Smith
of
Kansas
City,
aailad
Hatiirriav
nirht
an
th
The
Gyro
CJub
has
set
forward
down
dance
from
October
12
to
October
19.
Norris
Pringle
has
been
appointed
general
chairman
to
take
charge
of
the
event
Suffering
from
whot
is
believ-
mA
tt
.hm
a
fltMtH.
nl
iK.t
l,.r
'ill
Jonn
w.
Exfey,
city
Hali
jan
"
itor
returned
to
the
city
on
ye
teruay
auernoons
irain
trom
a
trip
to
Smithers.
Elmer
Ness,
well
known,
Alice!
Prince,
interior.
trip
to
night
included
Mrs.
it.
Miller,
L.
Foraythe
and
.Miss
Annette
Stone,
all
for
Stewart.
who
has
been
the
Frank
Morris
returned
to
the
i
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
a
brief
trip
to
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
McKae.
who
have
been
snendinar
the
sum-
Passengers
sailing
from
herejmer
at
Kitsum
Kalum.
will
the
north
oil
the
Catala
last
'turn
to
the
citv
next
wpk
for
the
winter.
Be
sure
and
see
our
perrnment
wave
demonstration
on
Verfnes-
Sam
Wood
sailed
last
night
by
day
evening,
7.30
bjr
expert
opcr-the
Prince
George
on
a
combined
ators
at
Mi
Lady
Beauty
Shop,
business
and
holiday
trip
to
Thi
d
Avenue.
8pecial
pri.
e
mo
G
DoVer
".
-
-ia.,H
,.f
.n
.,.ni,W
hnrH
Catala
w
r?..
r
ik.
r
n
a:
-
m.v.
.
nut
ct-
-'ii""
v.
iunin.
lui
ypiiuia
a
ii
w
uuni
uiui-
aflayah.
s
fisHjpacker
W.
R.
Lord
oM
Which
he
was
working,
Neil
McGlashin
of
this
city,
was
brought
f
m
Alert
Hay
on
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
for
treatment
He
was
a
few
days
in
the
Alert
Bay
hospital.
4.
4.
4-'t-44'4-t'4--f4'
8.
ANNOUNCBMEM'S
Catholic
Bazaar,
October
24,
25
Presbyterian
Bazaar.
November
Moose
Balhar,
November
8,
U.
!
Anglii
-.in
Cathedral
Bazaar,
rough
g
lint'
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
S.
T.
Larson.
Victoria;
A.
V.
Deather,
Alf.
Spanza
and
J.
K.
Robinson.
Vancouver
Mr.
.im
i
Mrs.
T.
Kovashoff,
Kansas
City;
Ri'v.
and
Mrs.
Dr.
Harper.
1
mr.to;
Mrs.
J.
Mulhoiland,
Phi!.-!-delphia;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
K.
Ames
and
Miss
A.
Shaw,
Toro
;
,
A.
Munro,
Vancouver
;W.
H.
M.,n-uel
C.N.R.;
Mrs.
A.
Y.
WiNoii
Wilson
and
Miss
M
irv
K
V;1-
Terr
;
Spo
kane;
A.
M.
Meyers.
Var.r
vi
r.
Royal
Ed.
Ryan.
Metlukatla;
C.
II
I'mliTwnnr!
f.
Su'oenav
amt
D.in
last
to
enter
the
night
CNR-.
j
Undr
an,
V..
GiVnstratid.
Prince
Rupert;
P..
M.
Letnes,
Port
Essingtmi:
I!
Patterson,
O.
E.
Hansen,
;;.
,
.
Ramsdal,
J.
Pedersen
and
"v
HBVing
spent
nearl
tour
hours'.
,,.
Vancu-
at
Buted..!c
loading
canned
sul-;MvrtIe
Whitei
Butedsle:
HnLert
toon,
Union
steamer
Catala,
(.apt.,
rvnr
K(imnt,nn
.
rt
w
S
o.,
E.
A.
Dickson,
did
not
arrive
in:
;,;..
UM1irt
s,ilVl
s.lh
port
from
the
south
until
shortly
!Snrjn
,
i8and.
after
9
o'clock
last
night
and!''
sailed
at
midnight
for
Anyox.
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
of
call.
Passengers
on
the
vessel
included
Mrs.
W.
Coodrick.
Mrs.
A.
(i.
Turtle.
Mrs.
M.
Wal
ters,
A.
A.
(
onnon
and
V
!.
McGlashin
lor
Prince
Rupert;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Mowat,
I..
M.
Mann,
Sa-oy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
FMln
Tiple
Island;
F.
Patterson,
Pm--cher
Island;
Pete
McKinnon.
City;
Lawrence
Grief.
Tin
n
George
Eraser.
Uigby
Island;
1.
Kennedy,
Port
Clcmeats;
1.
rrcer.
Vancouver;
R
('.
Wal'-er,
Mrs.
M.
I
onsetti,
W.
J.
(
raw-
jjurns
Lak-e;
J
.
Arseott,
Montreal.
ford,
Georre
..agasuve,
T.
Greg-:
ory
and
Hasil
Aylmer,
for
Stew-j
Central
art
and
(
harles
Brummitt,
for;
c
Latimer.
Vancouver.
Z.
P.
anyox.
Ggne.
H.
McLeod
snd
W.
IV
.
i('it.
C.N.R
J.
Nlion.
fitr:
R.
D.
M.
Roberts.
Klemtu:
Mr.
snd
Mrs.
T.
Shuckleton,
Usk;
il.
Ness,
Smithers.
TOO
I.
ATE
TO
CLASS
IKY
FOR
RENT
Four
roomed
1.
on
sewer,
close
in.
fi.ioo.
ply
Il'JO
Fifth
Avenue
Wi
plume
tirecu
10''.
A
I
or
GREAT
SERMON
219
The
cases
of
Rebecca
Innes
and
W.
J.
Crawford,
who
made
a
Beatrice
Starr,
Indian
women
trip
to
Vancouver
with
Mrs.
charged
with
drunkenness,
were
Crawford
and
daughters,
.Muriel
further
adjourned
in
city
police
and
Helen,
who
will
spend
the
court
this
morning.
;
winter
in
the
south,
was
a
.
ienger
last
night
on
the
Catala
Gordon
B-othroyd
who
ha
returning
to
Stewart,
been
In
charge
of
Rupert
East
United
Church
here'
for
the
sum-
Ma.
.bIIaJ
'
.
...
:
.
L
.
Bra'Iner
Pri
r.,.
t...
v
Provincial
Constable
F.
E.
who
has
been
identifier!
where
he
will
resume
his
theoloir-
U1
ine
aeacnment
nere
tor
ical
studies.
ine
past
few
months,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
en
route
to
Golden
to
weeks
wn,'cn
point
he
has
been
trans-
ferred.
J.
D.
Partlowe
Stack
of
Co.,
of
whp
conducted
the
recent
circulation
campaign
for
the
Daily
News,
left
on
this
morning's
train,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
REPEATED
HERE
Arm
mining.
man,
was
an
arrival
In
tho
city
dh
the
Prince
George
Local
Baptists
last
evening
from
the
north.
i
Dr.
Charles
Hear
Words
Brown
From
Mouih
of
Local
Pastor
i
ng.
The
sermon
was
delivered
on
a
:
eat
occasion,
being
the
official
si'.mon
at
the
great
Coh-vish
when
Baptists
from
som'e-thing
like
sixty-six
different
nationalities
We-e
gathered
together
in
conference;
there
was
a
con;
rt';ii
of
over
8,000
to
,'!e-.r
the
discourse.
The
preach-
'"
:
on,,
oi
the
greatest
fig'
Ives
in
t,"
v
ii'ious
life
of
Eng-
land.
fo.
many
years
one
of
the
mo
t
trusted
nd
honored
leaden
in
the
tf.irttfst
church
in
the
Old
Land.
And
it
was
a
great
mes-
?,
aH
who
heard
it
were
deep-
impressed.
If
seemed
only
!g'it
th-it
the
Baptist
people
of
Prince
Kui't'rt
should
share
in
the
enjoymciit
and
inspiration.
1h;
Kubi
xt
wf.s
the
Universal
.
Sovereignty
of
Jesus
Christ,
and
the
Charles
W!!e
found
in
the
words
of
Christ
Indianapolis,
as
given
in
the
gospel
of
St.
Mat-
th,
28-lH:
"Ail
authority
is
riven
.-..A.
....
..K..M
uiuo
nie
in
ncaven
ano
in
eann.
v
nd
de;
t
h.
This
claim
put
(
h.i.n
in
a
class
by
Himself,
fo
"u
t
ni
re
man
would
dare
tf
mako
it?
'
!
preacher
then
proceeded
l
gie
the
repsars
for
believeini
in',
was
t'
I
V
-.
l
i:i
;;:':'
t
i'-
i
v
.''ii
'
...
!
t-iith
of
the
claim
and
ac
r
ii
.
C
hrist
as
Universe
K.-.i'.
Hit.
.
la;m
was
made
by
;
i
::h-o
uteiy
pure,
holy
ani
(),,.
.tho
had
died
and
rise;
:;om
the
dead.
He
proved
th'
':
ii.
J"
claim
by
His
resur
ert
on.
Th.-
claim
fitted
in
witl
ii
ti
.
a
lie
.
iid
of
Himself.
Hi
v;
ys
st'i
kc
as
no
other
mat
i"
er
did
i
eak.
"As
one
haV
insr
.aiMn
rily,"
commanding
tin
ob.
diin
r
of
men
claiming
t
c
et.Mi
;il
life
to
those
whi
!
v.'il
(i
Ilim,
and
clalmini
'i
.1
H
w.-.s
the
great
King
be
'ore
whese
:iwful
throne
ail
na
nit
he
gathered
for
th
:;.'.:!
ju.U'"ient.
The
claim
ol
v
i
.i
.eriK'nty
was
entirely
f...i.-i--'i!.t
wi!h
all
that
Chris
t:
i!
"f
Himself.
I
cl
;
im
was
in
harmon)
v
'
h
.:'!
h
.t
was
said
of
Him
by
!!
!
writers
and
speaker
f
i!
.;
r.
r
L;
-i,
,u
it
r.
it
New
Testament.
The;
iiti-
i
him
as
God.
the
Cre
h"
I
nivertal
Ruler,
Kini
rs
-ml
Lord
of
Lords,
whi
wr
reign
for
ever
an
-
then
asked
what
shouh
ffiH't
of
this
great
clain
-
t;td.
in
answering
that
the
preacher
remarket'
.
'.on
!d
give
us
confidenci
government
of
the
Uni-He
who
rules
all
kingt
loving
.lesus
of
the
gos
.v.
e
at
on
the
throne
;
it
was
holy
love,
lov
i
anil
rihtcousneaa,
lov
'v
todi
i
holiness
am
ii.'!
eiMdonH
evil.
And
i'
rjii
us
with
reverence
."
r
and
awe.
'"But
the
chie
I
'Vt
t
of
the
claim
should
be
tha'.
we
act
on
it
and
cany
it
out.
The
King
must
be
enthroned
in
the
hearts
and
lives
of
men.
Christ
demands
the
obedience
and
and
loyalty
of
men,
He
does
not
ask
for
men's
patronage,
but
cle-imancls
their
submission
and
ser-
of
i
Vice.
It
is
a
call
to
every
indiv
idual
soul
to
make
Christ
its
King.
-
-
,
,
Christ
is
sovereign
in
His
The
congregation
at
the
Bap-
church.
No
mere
man
can
be
tift
Church
last
evening
had
the
Head
of
the
church.
That
posi-r
lcKsu-e
of
listening
to
the
ser
tion
belongs
to
Christ
by
divine
non
pi
raehed
at
the
recent
right.
W'.i-l.Vt,
Iliiptist
Congress
in
To-!
The
evil
ruler
has
no
authority
i
Iy
Dr.
Churles
Brown
of
!
in
the
church,
we
may
not
obey
I.on
'on.
This
was
re-delivered
any
man
in
matters
of
the
soui,
by
the
pastor,
Rev.
W.
P.
Price.;
we
are
sworn
to
obey
Christ
M,r.
Price
remarked
that
be
was,
alone
for
He
alone
is
King
of
not
in
the
habit
of
praaching
'our
souls.
The
foundation
prin-othllr
men'-
sermons,
but
in
thls'cfple
upon
which
thn
Baptist
;i:e
he
felt
justified
in
so
do-
church,
is
built
is
the
sovereign
authority
of
Christ
our
divine
Lord
and
King,
absolute
loyalty
to
Ilim
and
obedience
to
his
commands.
Mr.
Price
announced
that
he
would
give
a
description
of
the
World's
Baptist
Congress
at
the
evening
service
on
Sunday
next.
i
FISH
PRICE
IS
HIGHER
TODAY
American
Halibut
Receives
as
High
as
17.4c
and
8c
and
Canadian
up
to
15c
and
8c
269.000
POUNDS
SOLD
Halibut
sales
at
the
local
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
were
At
t.'it-
t.uttet
the
preacher
''heavy
at
a
total
of
269.000
pounds
pointed
out
the
extraordinary
and
and
prices
were
good,
three
of
the
Stack,
for
Swift
Current,
Sas-
"tui
n"oi:s
nature
of
the
cliam
j
American
vessels
receiving
over
katchewan,
where
they
will
take
harge
of
a
similar
campaign.
Will
and
Fred
.
nn-i
Mr.
W.
i'
or.
tomorrow
morning's
in
1't
,I:c
Iiat
to
resume
the'f
.':c
A
studies
at
the
University
Toronto.
They
had
their
nn-!
hin
ting
trip
at
the
wnk-1
,.Ti
:
were
successful
in
hai?-
;
vr
a
deer.
I
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storairi'
Co.'s
trawler
G.
E.
Fost-r.
C
r.
Sanderson,
returned
to
port
v-terflay
afternoon
at
4
o'-o--V
front
the
Hecate
Str.-its
Prinee
George
for
their
home
lnj"n,is
with
44
ta,tth
,f
Ketchikan
80,000
pounds
of
flatfish.
Captain
Babington
returned
on
Sunday
from
New
Westminster,
where
he
attended
the
Fall
Fair,
says
the
Brentwood
correspond
ed
of
th
VietorJa
Times.
Capt
ftabington
formerly
resided
in
Prfhce
Rupert
T
vess-!.
wnich
experienced
weather
this
trip,
will
be
out
again
tomorrow.
.1.:
'
l.y
Christ,
that
He
was
17c
and
8c
the
highest
bids
that
Ki'r.r
of
every
nation
and
realm:
have
been
offered
here
for
many
or,
esir'h.
anil
ol
every
other
weeks.
Thirteen
American
boats
Kergin.-
sons
of
w
".-l-i
in
..II
the
universe,
Snti
sold
a
total
of
243,500
pounds
at
T.
Kerr'n,
v.!!!
ki
of
th-
invisible
realms
be-
from
14.5c
and
6c
to
17.4c
and
8c
hile
five
Canadian
vessels
revived
from
14.6c
and
8c
to
15c
id
8c
for
25,500
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
fol-Ws:
American
Ilene,
36,000
pounds.
Pacific
isheries,
15.1c
and
fic.
Eagle,
:l0,00
pounds.
Booth
isheries,
14.7c
and
fic.
Lindy,
27.0OO
pounds.
Royal
ish
Co.,
15c
and
k
Atlas,
24,000
pounds,
Canadian
ish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.,
14.5c
id
6c.
Constitution.
22,000
pounds.,
At-n
Fisheries,
14.6c
and
6c.
Franklin,
14,000
pounds,
Booth
isheris,
15.2c
and
6c.
Marmot,
14,000
pounds,
Cana-ian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
5.1c
and
6c.
Senator.
25.000
pounds,
Atlin
isheries,
14.7c
and
6c
Ithona,
11,500
pounds.
Booth
isheries,
15.4c
and
7c.
Teddy
J.,
lO.ooo
pounds,
Atlin
isheries,
17.4c
and
8c.
Sherman,
7,600
pounds,
Cana
dian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
7.2c
and
8c.
Jack,
3,500
pounds.
Pacific
isheries,
17.2c
and
He.
Polaris.
18,000
pounds.
Cana-ian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
8c
and
6c.
Canadian
Balsac
I.,
6,000
pounds,
Cana-
ian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
1.7c
and
8c.
Zero,
1,500
pounds.
Booth
Fish-ries,
14.7c
and
8c.
Inez
II..
10.000
pounds,
Atlin
Isheries,
14.7c
and
8c.
Margalice.
:),000
pounds.
Booth
'isheries,
15c
and
8c.
Ringleader,
4,000
pounds,
Can-dian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
1.6c
and
8c.
Miss
Edith
Kergin
was
the
oloist
at
morning
service
yes-
M-day
in
First
Pivshyter'an
hurch.
her
snlection
iiMng
much
ppreciated
hy
th?
congregation.
Arcadian
Hose
A
New
Shipment
just
Arrived
of
this
Popular
Hose
Made
expressly
for
ourselves,
every
pair
guaranteed.
Mde
from
the
finest
pure
thread
silk,
reinforced
art
silk,
nuKk
fashioned
double
soles,
toes
and
heels.
Seamless,
size
H1
to
10.
In
shades
of
Blush,
Oak
Buff.
Sand,
Grain,
French
Nude,
Silver,
Pearl
Champagne,
Black,
Woodland
Rose.
Q3C
Fraser
Payne
Universal
Trading
Co.
$''
11
pi