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4
I
TELLS
ABOUT
MAN
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
FROM
RUPERT
WHOM
WAS
PRINCE
NAMED
!
(James
McGlashan,
Prince
1
-VANDERHOOF
--and
tWlhirdissaulLwitluIotantft.
Mrs?
-Harry
-Stokes
returnea
home
lust
week
fro:
George,
where
.she
took
C
year-old
son
for
an
operation,
'jlle
Tlie
Women's
Auxiiinf
I'Holy
TriniiisCb.urcnJs
holding
.-tiUrnNm
ihrtM'St
I
1
Charing
.Maunders
and
Torn
Em-.
bley
made
a
motor
trjp
to
Kam-j
loom
last
week,
returning
borne
in
i
24
hours.
'''Andrew
J
.
Arland,
brother
of
Mks
Elsie
Arl.md
of
Vanderhoof,
was
successful
in
mining
engineering
examinations
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
aid
uae
uve
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
provincial
department
of
lands
will
hold
an-auction
sale
here
on
June
1
of
lots,
owned
by
,
.SKov.ennesrit
ftHWrr.the
,moni-clpallty
as
'well
as
in
other
por-tlona
of
the
district
immediately
adjacent.
Mm.
KJ.
C.
Ternen
was
advised
last
Saturday
night
that
her
sister,
'
Mm.
F.
Chester
of
Winnipeg,
had
leen
killed
in
an
automobile
accident
In
Vancouver.
Thre
are
three
cases
already
on
the
docket
for
"the
Supreme
fourt
Assises
which
will
be
held
here
on
June
12.
One
is
a
case
of
false
pretences,
another
theft
to
do
grievous
bodily
harm.
?m
.
The
wedding
took
place
here
ev.
tu.
J.
saiesKa
omciaiing
01
MissMnes
Rnmsland,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
0,
Ramsland,
to
t
11
.
.VI
The
couple
will
lice
at
(iiscome.
:
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Prince
Rupert
was
the
son
of
Elector
Palatine,
Frederick
V.,
by
ner
V'rrL
'Qnhifilnv
nffrnnnn
wiftii.,r--i
il
.1
-r
t.
iti
of
Scotland
and
I.
of
England,
j
He
was
born
nt
Prague,
December
'
17,
1G19,
and
after
some
experi-'
ence
in
the
Thirty
Yearf
War
on
the
Protectant
side
came
to
Eng
land
.
lie
accompanied
his
uncle,
;
P.
W.
flraham
&
Sons
Ltd.,
of
Charles
I.,
into
the
house
of
com-,
Moose
Jaw
have
been
awarded
mons
to
arrest
the
five
members
j
the
contract
by
thejCanadlan
No-
Sir
Arthur
HaJtelrlg,
Mollis,
.....
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,
i,
.
'l
ni
1
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.Ll.L
'
tional
italiways
for
the
replace-
nanipion,
iym
ami
oiruue
which
ment
of
125
culverts
on
the
ral-
precipitated
the
war
between
King
way
Uric
between
Terrace
and
d
parliament.
Rupert
fought
at
(jeikie.
i
Worcester,
Edgehiil,
Marston
'Moor
and
Naseby,
proving
him-
Members
of
the
city
council
self
a
dashing
if
nomewhat
erra-
here
are
engaged
in
the
task
of
tic
leader.
Tn
1GJ8
he
was
in
i
finding
out
whether
radio
dis-
commiuid
or
llie
Koyal.at
Ileet
ana
A
reception
was
held
last
Thurs-
turbance
here
is
actually
caused
continued
in
command
till
most
of
day
evening
at
the
home
of
Mr.
araLMrs.
R.
M.
Taylor
in
honor
of
m
new
Anglican
rector,
Rev,
S.
Ok
Steer,
.
WilHlrto
Bm
VU
e
fri
ch
of
tie
torwA'finim
T&lfoui'
i'ope."
j
Prof,
vewrfty
Deen
visr
district
recently
stfr
The
Vanderhoof
Choral
Society
has
accepted
an
invitation
to
give
a
concert
at
Burns
Lake
at
an
early
date.
An
airplane
is
expeeted
at
Stuart
Lake
soon
from
Seattle.
It
will
take
m'ning
equipment
as
well
as
men
and
supplier
.into
the
Man-aon
Creek
aectbn.
The
equipment
was
taken
rrt
of
the
way
in
last
year
ad
s
expected
to
be
in
oper-
ation
by
July
1.
HSVfiolurabia
:
has
ttoium
fajnfs1
by
the
municipal
power
plant.
"
The
funeral
took
place
list
Wednesday
,of
Mrs."
Idore
Pappas
w
died
at
the
age
iner
r
navai
"a
VT
service
vY,f
against
,
"T
tne
l"C
hi
thjrty
yearsfRev:
E.
J.
Saleska
D"tc,htI,H?
e?
he
faM
offfefated.
tijt
'
,of
his
life
to
the
study
of
science
"3i
the
ships
were
destroyed
by
Blake
off
Malaga
in
16C0.
Afterwards
j,ere
he
kept
away
from
England
until
Theo-
ne
rcstoration,
when
he
saw
fur-
and
art
and
introduced
into.
Eng.
1
.1
ila
:
a
..
Md.
.Edward
J
Ireland
vniZtZ
'
hocked
down
bjFtwo
thugs
herej
'
Prfn
j,,..
Wfla
aUn
nno
nt
on
Monday
night
and
relieved
of
;the
founders
0f
the'
Hudson's
Bay
a
purse
containing
$25
in
cash.
;Co
,
and
Ruperfs
Land,
was
named
No
trace
was
found
by
the
police
(after
him.
Prince
Runert
died
No-
of
her
assailants.
NEWPASTORS
UNITED
CHURCH
Rev.
C.
E.
Motte
Coming
To
Rup
ert
and
II.
T.
Allen
to
1
'
'
Terrace
f'CQU'R,
May
22'.
At
UnlUaChurch
provincial
con-
fgjence,
about
40
changes
in
pastoral
charges
have
been
effected
or
or
ratified
ratified
by
by
the,
the,
seulement
settlement!
committee.
com-
Tne
ihanges
in
Prince
are:
j.
Rupert
and
adjoining
presbyieries
lerrace
Kev.
H.
i.
Allen.
WM
Wnran
Tiov
W
.
UJ
1
Me-
"""'Mill
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Prince
Rupert
East
Rev.
C.
E
Afnttp.
vember
29,
1C82.
FLOURISHING
MAPLE
LEAF
Series
of
Canadian
Weeks
Is
Inaugurated
in
Glasgow;
Free
Trip
to
Dominion
Offered
Glasgow
is
to
sport
the
Maple
Leaf
next
week,
says
a
recent
exchange
from
the
Seott.sn
metropolis.
It
is,
.to,
be
Canada
Week,
with
this
pointed
slogan
"Buy
from
those
who
buy
from
you."
The
city
is
being
paid
the
com
pliment
oi
Having
tne
first
of
a
series
of
Canada
Weeks,
which
are
being
organized
throughout
Brl-
jtain
by
the
Canadian
government
J
Queen
Charlotte
(marine)
tiepanment
or
trace
and
corn-Rev.
St-V.-H.
Redmond."
merce.
Central
mainland
(marinej
Through
the
agency
of
r
the
gro-Rev.
R.
C.
Scott.
"ry
and
allied
trades
the
varied
Smithers
Rev.
William
Mc-
food
products
of
the
land
of
the
Kenzie.
,
maple
leaf
will
be
brought
prom!-
Quesnel
Rev.
J.
Curry
Thomp-
nently.to
the
notice
of
Glasgow
son.'
.
housewives.
"
McBride
Rev.
N.
J.
Cross.
j
A
shop
window-dressing
com-
Glscome
Rev.
J.
Rogers,
petition
I
to
be
held,
while
the
public
are
invited
to
name
10
Ca
nadian
food
products,
in
order
of,
uur
classmen
section
may
he
popularity
in
a
contest
for
a
free
r
o'wtal
interest
to
vou
rmlnv
trip
to
Canada
as
the
first
prize;
RESCUE
SCENES
AT
SCHOOL
DISASTER
Left
shows
Borne
of
the
52
children
injured
when
a
tornado
caused
the
collapse
of
the
school
at
Red
Cove,
Va.,
being
placed
on
the
train
to
rush
them
outside
for
medical
treatment.
Some
of
the
little
tots
are
shown
(upper
right)
being
carried
from
the
ruins
on
stretchers
by
many
of
the
willing
volunteers
who
rushed
to
their
aid.
One
of
the
re
markable
stories
told
by
the
survivors
is
illustrated
below
(right).
Principal
A.
S.
Noblln
,
of
the
school,
was
outside
the
building
and
saw
the
wind
approaching.
He
was
picked
up
bodily
and
hurled
75
feet
into
the
pond
shown
in
the
foreground.
The
ruins
of
the
school
con
be
soen
in
the
rear
of
the
pond.
'4
BEAUTIFUL
INDIAN
HOUSE
OF
PARLIAMENT
ENDANGERED
BY
BOMBS.
When
a
number
of
fanatica
got
into
the
new
House
of
Parliament
at
Delhi,
India,
recently,
and
flurr
ing
a
tieDaie
oi
tfte
legislative
Assembly,
five
members
were
Injured
and
the
noble
structure,
jt
comi
l.
t,
t4f
.iLii
S
uautci
ui
uciituiiiiuit.
tne
umifiy
imerveouvn
oi
m
iriiisn
mniiary
auineruiee
prevented
a
ti.
above
picture
shows
the
magnificent
building
as
It
is
see.i
from
the
air.
&4fc
J
there
are
50
other
awards.
creasing
market
in
the
Dominion
What
Canadians
Deplore
and
dUpuc?
prouuets
mrde
in
for-Commenting
on
the
trade
reltt-jtigti
countries."
tions
between
Canada
and
the
In
this
connection
he
suggested
homeland
at
a
luncheon
in
con
that
heads
of
many
more
firms
nection
with
Canada
Week
held
in
should
go
to
Canada
and
make
a
government
and
the
city
of
Kegina
had
just
placed
orders
with
Glasgow
and
Newcastle
firms
for
81,000
pounds
of
newer
house
machinery
orders
wnich
might
easily
have
gone
to
U.
S.
A.
firms
Glasgow
yesterday,
Major
G.
B.
careful
study
of
the
markets
there
If
a
sentimental
and
tariff
prefer
Johnson,
Canadian
trade
commia-
and
secure
the
right
kind
of
rep-jencedld
not
exist,
sioner,
said
"Great
Britain
does
resentation.
j
not
sell
in
Canada
nearly
a
much
A
an
illustration
of
Canada's
Hearty
Response
as
sne
ougnt
to
do
and
might
do.
tatereat
in
British
goods,
Major
The
majors
appeal
for
support
STYLE
AND
VALUE
STANDARD
i
represent;iti.
mercial
and
mi:
Grocers
.li'.u!i!
ligence
depaHn.
producer
anil
'
!..;
teresting
poiir
Stenon,
),
selling
of
He
also
wan'
-
organizations
-tee,
whose
Im-m.
Canadians
deplore
that
and
hope
Johnson
mentioned
athe
pofver
of
Canada
Week
drew
a
hearty
re-
advise
mem
lit
British
good
will
find
an
in-
commission
of
the
Saskatchewan
sponse
from
the
luncheon
guests,
of
trade
w
FISHER
BODY.
it
h
OFTRE
ilddifiiiaJ:1
'H
;
liie
II
IK
WOIILD
nil
no
oiner
car
can
give
Fisher
Body
gives
General
Motors
ears
'
additional
value
no
other
earn
can
f-ive.
No
other
cars
can
put
this
several
hundred
dollars
worth
of
additional'
vnu0
into
their
bodies
hccau.se
no
one
else
has
Fisher
ndvantages
or
Fisher
resources.
Everyone
can
measure
this
greater
dollars
and
cents
value
in
n
minute
hecause
they
lean
pec
it
with
their
own
eyes.
Tho
advantages
lisher
has
oyer
others
arc
shown
in
fincr
finish
than
tha
others
can
afford
-finer
hardware
and
interior
fitments
than
they
cun
afford
finer
upholstery
than
they
can
4
SNEP.AT,
MOTOIIS
if
tT
V'
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
$U1
I
F
I
S
H
ER
if
imp
afford
finer
and
staunchcr
structural
work
than
they
can
afford.
Ilccatiso
they
have
not
Fisher
advantages
and
resources,
others
have
to
skimp
on
the
inside
and
tho
outside
of
their
bodies
In
order
to
hold
down
the
price.
Whether
you
are
chiefly
interested
in
only
two
or
three
body
features,
or
in
body
quality
as
a
whole,
you
should
by
oil
means
compare,
the
Fisher'
Body
car
in
the
price
field,
in
whicl
you.
arc
interested,
with
tiny
or
every
other
car
in
that
field.
Only
then
can
you
base
your
decision
upon
intimate
knowledge
of
tho
facts.
CAMUUG'
LA
SALLE
MeUUCnUS-JlVICK'
OAKLAND
OWSMdliir.E
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roSTIAC.
.
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a-