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tAOO
FOR
CHRISTMAS
Greetings
to
the
People
From:
(Continued
from
pap.-
four)
,,i
i3ec,
Hi-
gives
the
peace
that
the
whole
world
is
groaning
for,
ui
all
un
Jerstanding.
Are
you
willing
this
Christmas
i
giv,
:j
.wc.
ljai.eme,
aiU
ii,c
L,urU.
Uive
nim
preeminent
piac
,,
..in
you
n-...y
have
a
very
blessed
Christmas.
,rtBV.
f.
w.
McAllister,
rupert
east
.j
CtorLnmasI
;
rc.y
wb'i-da
fill
the
air,
bearing
a
message
of
joy
and
peace
to
all
I
range,
while
the
printed
greetings
on
parcels
and
card
;each
ou
c
limits
of
speech
and
awaken
memories
of
other
days
among
olo
idiiig
far
away.
Id
Lie.
words
mean?
Are
they
simply
a
phrase
come
down
to
us
i
medium
of
custom?.
Much
sweetness
and
joy
would
go
out
ol
were
so.
i'i
..
i
a
greit
epoch
in
the
Ch'
istian
year,
doing
more
than
we
realize
.
alive
ttie
principles
upon
which
our
civilization
is
founded.
It
is
a
,
...i.
of
joyous
festivity,
and
the
bringing
of
happiness
to
the
deso-
.e
Je
i
many
ways
of
observing
Christmas
and
have
dressed
tranpii!
.
one
kind
and
another.
But
its
spiritual
significance
:
pr-
:.!i'nt
md
best.
To
have
a
general
time
of
present-giving
''
-.ivy
iias
come
to
the
world
in
the
gleam
of
God's
idinthe
advent
of
a
better
principle
in
the
world
and
a
purer
spirit
m
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
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in
the
he.i.-rs
of
men,
the
.-tar
h,,.-.
been
shining
through
all
xne
year.',
as
it
,hone
first
ovt
i-
the
long
traii
u:at
led
lo
the
CM.
an
manger.
It
has
been
.iimnicd
at
times
when
the
light
has
.seemed
to
fade
or
wane,
Out
that
has
been
duu
to
ml.-sts
and
storm
clouds
in
the
way.
The
star
itself
has
never
ceased
to
ohine
.
It
has
been
a
beacon
light
of
hope
und
men
seeing
it
however
dimly
have
fiai
iul
greut
things,
Wat
peace
and
good
will
and
the
well-being
of
the
world
niigm
he
rqftiiz.
o.
without
its
lifcht
life's
voyage
would
be
unlighted
and
un-ohcrted.
Eauh
merry
Christmas
brings
its
new
conditions
and
its
new
problems,
but
its,
pir
it
inner
changes.
It
means
peace
and
human
sympathy,
honor
and
respect
for
life
and
opportunity
for
development.
ADJUTANJ.W.
G.
KERR,
SALVATION
ARMY
Abraham
believed.
He
was
bound
by
the
ties
of
the
world,
of
habit,
of
social
order,
of
self
interest
by
all
those
delicate
and
innumerable
threads
which
seem
to
fasten
men
to
the
ground.
Yet
in
the
midst
of
his
bondage
Abraham
heard
the
voice
of
God,
who
had.
a
message,
a
mission,
a
call
for
his
soul
a
message
that
meant
spiritual
freedom,
a
mission
which
could
only
be
fulfilled
by
obedience;
a
call
which
said
:
''Get
thee
out
of
thy
country
and
from
thy
kindred
and
from
they
father's
bouse,
unto
the
land
that
I
will
show
thee."
Think
what
that
involved
separation
from
the
past,
resignation
of
all
his
customs
and
plans
of
life,
the
entrance
upon
an
untrodden
path,
the
fol-i
lowing
of
an
unseen
and
absolute
guidance,
the
consecration
of
his
life
to
a
long
journey
through
strange
lands,
among
strange
peoples,
towards
a
strange
iroal
the
final
supreme
adventure
of
his
soul.
header,
the
message
is
for
yee
and
I
of
today.
The
voice
of
God
has
called
you
and
is
now
calling.
Has
yoijr
soul.
responded
to
that
voice?
This
Christmas
season
can
be
all
yoirdesfre
if,
like
Abraham,
you
believe.
"He
went
out,'
.
i),
knowing
whither
he
went,
arid
that
is
faith.
THE
PRINCE
OF
WALKS
i:::mu;mi.I)
poses
No
more
likeable
chap
can
be
found
anywhere
than
the
British
heir
apparent.
H.R.H.
the
Prince
of
WjiIcs.
Here
he
is
in
Mven
unstudiei
nose.
Top,
left
to,
t
:
n
horseback
during
one
of
the
famous
Quorn
hunts;
as
an
honorary
eeeeuel
of
the
Scottish
Guards;
unending
a
village
celeSratlon
in
the
down
country,
and
tr
a
stroll
in
Hyde
Park.
Below,
the
prince
as
an
interested
spectator
at
a
football
gains;
ha
rtlag
tiger
in
India;
and
as
the
tmer,
caught
him
at
the
Derby
-
-ir.
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FATHER
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ST.
ANDREWS
CATHEDRAL
Special
Christmas
Services
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral:
Morning
at
8
a.m.,
Holy
Communion;
11
a.m.,
Morning
Prayer
and
Holy
Communion.
There
will
be
a
Carol
Sen-ice
on
Friday
next
(28th),
at
8
pjn.
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Pastor,
Rev.
J.
II.
Hanson
Phone,
Green
443.
Residence,
221
Fourth
Avenue
East
Special
Christmas
Service
(December
25)
in
the
Scandinavian
language;
songs
by
the
choir;
special
offering
by
the
congregation;
Sunday
School
at
12
noon;
Children
Service
and
Rehearsal.
Children,
pleas
bmig
Children
Service
and
Rehearsal.
Children,
pleasll
bring
,
Imaouel
at
11;45
and
P.Idley,
Home
at
11:55.
jfhrist-mas
Tree
for
Sunday
School
Sunday
(December
SO),
:
7:30
p.m.
You
will
be
welcome
to
all
our
service.
he
two
big
ore
bodies
at
an
elevation
of
2:!5u
feet
and
it
cross-cut
a:
ore
showing
composed
of
high
grade
silver
22
fet
wide."
This
ore
ledge
is
traceable
for
500
feet
or.
its
surface.
The
Utility
Co
wiU
star;,
energetic
development
if
the
property
as
soon
as
the
r:ow
is
off
the
ground
next
Miring.
The
fact
that
the
Utility
Co.
is
extending
its
operations
is
c;
using
conside.able
satisfaction
it
Alice
Arm.
The
AUce
Arm
branch
of
the
British
Columbia
Chamber
ol
Mines
is
petitioning
the
provin
j
government
for
an
extension
next
spina:
of
tht
wagon
roat
from
the
and
of
steel
of
the
Dolly
V.irden
Railway
to
the
KiUauJi
Glacier.
It
fat
felt
that
the
ex
ten
don
of
the
road
will
considerably
footer
mining
in
the
upper
K
isau't
county,
ia
addition
to
providing
better
transportation
facilities
for
the
present
oper
ating
companies.
A
detailed
report
on
Topley-Richfield
development
was
recently
issued
by
H.
I.
Batten,
consulting
engineer.
The
report
shows
that
development
has
been
proceeding
rapidly
and
with
highly
satisfactory.
results.
Mr.
Batten
compliments
the
company
up-
By
George
McManus
TV
i
L.wflMleDTO
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vrh
I
TKl
L
VOU
rATUBD
I'M
Al
IT-
Mr
1
i
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.
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7
k
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fi'lL,
METHE
lOO-HE
L
HilRg
-1
WANT
TO
TALKTO
HImT
I
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LlT
eV
COLUV
BUCKS
BY
WAlTlKi
TO
P
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rrf
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Jtility
Mines
Ltd.
Buy
Alice
Arm
Property
From
Bcsner;
Extension
of
Kitsault
Road
Asked;
Topley-Richfield
Development
Satisfies
The
Utility
Mines
Ltd.,
which
is
developing
the
Tiger
property
and
aiso
has
a
bond
on
the
Kitzol
group
in
the
upper
Kitsault
Valley,
has
added
considerably
to
its
holdings
in
the
Alice
Arm
district
through
the
purchase
out-ngnt
of
the
Climax
group
of
claims
from
Ojier
Besner
of
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Besner
has
become
a
member
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Utility
Co.,
which
in
addition
1
0
the
Climax,
has
recently
purchased
several
other
min-
ing
claims
on
Trout
Greek
and
ad-
;'.
j
n.i.s
the
Moose
and
Silver
Horde'
on
the
capable
manr
in
which
tnnup.
Mr.
Bcdner
haB
dene
con-j
all
departments
art'vtfntflg
and
.icr
ible
underground
work
on
states
that
in
certain
"sectioi.
of
:i
j.rr;
L-rty
during
the
past
few
the
big
property
the
eaeopany
will
yea:.
with
successful
results.
A!
be
able
to
ascertain
the
tonnage
din.nei
has
bee.i
driven
one
of
available
within
feW
months.
Prof.
J.
M.
TurnbuBnf
the
University
of
British
Gftttmbia,
also
consulting
engineer
states
that
.
went
mineral
shovvlHga
from
the
'
iiamond
drilling
are
highly
satia-f-ctory.
Diamond
drills
00
the
property
have
now
been
closed
'own
but
may
be
used
again
in
spring.
Meantime
efforts
are
being
concentrated
underground
in
proving
up
large
bodies
of
gold
and
silver
ore.
The
property
is
?ntering
the
final
stage
before
hipping.
Three
chifta
are
now
m
ployed
underground.
COBALT
SILVER
BULLION
The
great
Cobalt
silve
cBj.
in
northern
Ontario
has
since
Its
discovery
25
years
ago
produced
almost
11.000
tons
of
silver
bullion.
MINING
Stock
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
on
Vancouver
Stocic
Exchange
on
oat
stock-list
board
dally.
We
can
give
instant
service
in
buying
and
selling
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
also
have
facilities
for
accepting
Wheat
order
00
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange.
Representing
Miller,
Court
&
Co-
Ltd!
Vancouver.
S.D.
Johnston
Colli
617
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
COAL
Your
choice
EDSON
CASSIDY
WELLINGTON
TELKWA
Also
Bulkley
Hay
and
Grain.
Agent
fcr
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Phone
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
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