1
prior
field
at
During
tbe
evening
Lscd.
on
behalf
of
to
Mrs
Mtlsfwsg
had
taken
tn
the
work
with
:hem
and
their
drop
regm
at
htstng
her
as
a
leadrr
Miss
Bertha1
Moore
prerenud
Mf.
Allan
with
a
oaaut'.fu!
serving
taay.
sad
Miss
Anal
Allan,
with
a
fitted
party
box.
Mrs
Allan
raannafsjg
suitably,
as-vsrtng
thr
girl
of
-the
pleasure
she
the
flrts
lrts
with
saving
tor
moved
Harbor.
Jsaa
Me-
their
appra-tateraat
'he
and
mingled
f
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
8.
R
Pv'hJki
-"ft-
ilanaEins-Editor
Prince
Rupert
and
other
important
noints
alone
the
On
Saturday
afternoon
at
the
meet.
Mrs.
MIHUra
Allan
Hts
h
Lrattag.
01
tbe
3P
Un
Otve
Tkew
M
ApovrHatkHi
"
rnld
vith
a
pane
of
a
r.
1
T
ru-
mooT
be
little
ghia
hi
tokea
of
TEBRMX.
June
Mr
Tbe
Uinior
C.O.I
T.
gaoup
haht
their
laat
nan-'
lag
of
the
saason
on
Saturday
evening
at
the
home
of
Mam
Joan
UcLeod.
the
The
senior
group
aa
the
gwsatt
of
the
satovahte
aortal
cro
ws
spent
with
their
avadar.
lira.
Oi
l
IC
EK
TKA1
EHREIi
At
One
Tbue
Made
XrcutUllan
Jttlnlng
Ibr
rhurrh
of
Entlod
For1
railway
to
;Edmonton
are.
to
have
a
daily
mail
senice.!
There
are
.tuoenu
of
btstjrj
The
present'
mail
Will
continue
as
at
present,
alternated'
71
with
a
baggage
car
service
on
the
days
when
there
is
at
of
un
mighty
un
of
mamm:::
present
no
mail.
This
means
that
mail
will
be
arriving
T
T
on
the
trains
every
day
except
Tuesday
when
there
is
no
The
father
had
t-.
consuming
fer-.-J:
train.
tbe
,Mot
tn
son
revealtc!
n
m
The
additional
mail
has
been
secured
as
a
result
of
nhuon
acd"
daaia!:Srv:
team
work.
The
Board
of
Trade
had
been
agitating
the
matter
for
years
and
got
no
results.
This
year
Edmon
f
surto
hlaather
-it
ton
joined
in
the
campaign
and
J.
C.
Brady,
M.P.,
dealt
iM-
10
J"
lhAt
we
f
:
with
the
matter
in
the
House,
while
Olof
Hanson,
the
'IFt'JZTZ
,
Liberal
candidate,
also
took
up
the
question
informally
authority
hiwer
with
the
department
As
a
matter
of
fact,
there
has
beep
'
."hitTa-?.
team
work
and
results
have
been
obtained.
The
member
th
"
o;
-for
Skeena
is
tq
be
congratulated
on
the
success
of
his
SnJnu"dldX.nc.
efforts
and
members
oi
the
Board
of
Trade
who
have
'
nd
wa
a
remrk-been
working
on
it
for
years
will
undoubtedly
feel
satis-
SZJZZSZ.
.
fied
with
the
result
While
a'bagage
car
service
is
only
&t
ut
ni
guueta:
uueronce..
a
temporary
expedient,
it
is
the
first
step
toward
a
full
T
XTZJZtSU01
daily
mail
service.
What
will
be
needed
next
will
be
an-
Booth
had
an
uptat
of
oarmg.
other
united
follow-up
to
receive
the
regular
full
sen'-
lrZ'ZTT
IcT.
ice
for
the
whole
north
country.
!
n&aiyhaed
face,
wtuch
wu
h
I
given
graee
to
a
cardinal.
l
BramweU
Booth
was
born
March
S.
NEED
OF
UNITED
EFFORT
i
islH.
muisTVorumre
f.th.
i
In
those
days,
had
not
conceived
the
Idea
of
the
Salvation
Army,
and
waa
if
united
effort
has
done
so
much
toward
securing
a
r
luneraat
preacher.
From
daily
mail
service,
why
not
a
similar
united
effort
to
'.JSTS
IZZX
secure
the
building
of
the
highway
to
connect
Prince
peaching
jonmie.
j
rtiinrT
with
hnmnnrnn
onn
vrnni
nmnrev
it-
hAuiri
MA
fw
4
t'weaawsv
V
il
I
V
A
Va
gg
V
W
,
1
W
.a
pe
a
political
question
any
more
than
was
the
mail
service.
It
is
something
on
which
all
Prince
Rupert
people
should
be
as
one.
Co-operation
is
the
keynote.
It
is
rumored
that
the
Provincial
Government
is
saving
up
this
road
building
program
so
as
to
have
it
in
full
swine
at
thp
time
nf
trip
npvr
crpnorol
o1ufinn
w
US-l,
n
Z
"
r
itPVUr-
.--
rU
wa
frked
by
hi.
father-,
retlgtwn.
Miuin
vuiipci
vaiivrs
as
wen
as
L.lueraiS'WJll
resent
anV
;domlnaa
of
the
such
delav.
Vhat
is
needed
todav
in
work
nn
tViP
mo
A
I
"We
B1
rlglos
all
day,
and
not
promises
of
future
action.
r
.
PRESENTATION
TERRACE
LADY
BnamweJl
Booth
often
acknowledged
how
much
he
owed
ht
hla
early
daye
to
the
infJlwaase
aavd
jSacrtfaH
f
Ma
magher.
He
haa
eats-faased
that
be
waa
la
a
state
of
setal-
IrabeUloa
tn
hu
boyhood
toward,
hla
father.
tttense
eameatneaa
for
the
r
oul'a.
health
His
mother
be
reeoghkeed
reaoui
nj
a
leooer
apsmuai
mree,
day.
and
every
ad
seven
days
a
week."
he
once
bald.
My
mother
ueed
to
aay
to
me.
I
wowM
rather
yost
loved
Ood
m
-
-
j
ras
thaa
be
a
mHllnhalre
.
"
I
woke
up:
had
derived
from
working
among
them
w
realtoe
I
did
not
wtch
to
lead
the
aatt
of
bar
goaxl
wtabea-.Av
.Uie
future
j
t
Ufr
",
fit
She
home,
thou
I
.
welfare
of
the
Terrace
C
O
I.T
!du
"1
to
my
mother.
Ij
eTvups.
Sefreahmenta
were
served
br
"
and
did,
not
wish
to
serve'
herlng
dispersed
F'-
i
The
prayer
beO'
feeimga
of
Joy
and
kx-,
to
rtnla
"
"
time
la.
"I
the
ana
oeuierea
me.
a
change
tdbk
place
in
my
life,
the
like
of
whlnh
I
have
never
seen
to
be
more!
striking
la
any
of
tbe
notorious
char-1
asters
I
have
com
la
coal
set
wMh
a
I
have
gone
up
and
down
the
world.
I
am-a
witness
to
tbe
truth
that
Ood1
dee
aavf.
and
by
some
hidden
act
He
ks
a
new
creation
la
the
soul
be
give
themaelvea
to
Him
Wvhdonal
headouarter.
of
the
nm
I
"
f"
of
"
r
oraoiwvwi
noow
was
use
ngm-naan
x
snllee
M.
sanouace
the
tnnafer...
....
......
.
.
T
.
...
Bw
T-.Tf
"'WUlUm
Booth,
oomtuetm,
a
mtaaum
m
to
N,
:
.
lJC""7a
i
the
east-end
of
London,
conceived
the
SOLICITOR-GENERAL
SCOTLAND
APPOINTED
lomtm.
Jane
13.
-John
Charles
Watasn.
Kings
Counsel
u
the
new
o-UertoT-gsfsral
for
Scotland.
Hla
ac-pclntanent
by
the
British
Labor
Odv-emment
la
announced.
Mea
of
eadowtng
It
with
a
qua!-raUltsry
ortaateatloti.
It
waa
the
son
whp
hammered
out
meat
of
the
details.
,
Not
that
he
dVtdalned
to
go
hlaverf
lata
the
front
lis.
la
those!
tfrty
oaya
of
the
Salvattea
Artsy.
Brsinwei
Booth
elected
for
rtsoae
work
in
the
worst
alusa
of
the
great
nroprlia.
It
liflerestlng
to
rsosH
that
ht
piw
entered-
teto
"Oonvenswaris"
for
Iteklnft
up
the
Salvation
Army
with
fhe
OburVh
of
England.
That
wnj
Is
the
VO'i
vi
sddttlooally
striking
ta
Uad
that
now
the
last
living
averaber
F.
G.
pAWSON,
LTD
HAVE
CLOEd-
OUT;
THEIR
DRY
Gt)0t)3,pEIART31ENT
'We
havcv
purchased
their
entire
'swek
for
cash
at
a
great
discount.
The
great
reduction
in
prices
we
are
passing
on
to
you.
We
bought
first
-
class
new
goods
cheap
from
F.
G.
Dawson,
Ltd.,
and
ybti
can
buy
as
cheap
from
us.
BmVNKETS,
COMFORTERS,
LADIES'
AND
CHILDREN'S
HOSE
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR,
MEN'S
SOCKS,
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
SWEATERS
ALL
OFFERED
AT
GENUINE
SALE
PRICES
J.
A.
KIRKPATRICK
SIXTH
STREET
PAGE
TWO
TnE
DAILY
NEWS
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Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DAILY
EDITION
-xnSgBw
Tuesday.
June
18,
1929.
i
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1
DAILY
MAIL
SERVICE
BOOTH
TIRED
OF
RELIGION
tupm
ru
A
WVl
Romantic
ud
Mrenuou
CBTTtT
MAA(iU
III"
FATHER
of
the
group
who
nt
teto
the
oa-rtnvn
U
the
Most
P
BaftdaB
aitKlMO.
the
retiring
Archbishop
of
Canterburyy
who
w
then
Bishop
of
Rochester.
Dr.
Davidson.
It
I
record,
while
tsiKdv
to
etplor
the
ground,
m
just
aa
uuttu
fet
It
should
be
mA
cSeir
thit
Ocnenl
Booth's
"Auto
cratic'
relationship
should
not
M
.......
rv..
wi-
lUmi
RrajnweiH
Booth.
t
rtaJ(,r
nU
f"thT'
Oi
course.-,
aua.,
act
W1MU
,u
'-"-'i
euUh
esttkok
It
UtejreilsUd.
TbJ
Idea
that
Christ
in
some
way
Instituted
Lot:ety
set
order
of
worship."
JW-
laid,
and
appointed
the
:.me
and
manner
of
tecred
thing.
wA
-V
r
such
as
sacrament,
or
an
order
of
mtnfcfcra
who
abould
be
exclusive
channels
of
grace,
haa
no
particle
of
authority
In
the
New
Teatament.
If
had
been
possible
to
reach
tome
kind
'oomblaeuon.
or
even
a
treaty
of
mutvuJ
support,
the
Salvation
Army
mould
have
been
greatly
helped,
and
there
would
have
been
a
new
infusion
of
eaergy
Ua
afdjrttual
(Ue
lalo
the
Church
of
Brgland.
Pan
of
the
energy
and
devotion
which
bare
been
turned
Into
High
Church
hansel
would.
bate
bren
guided
Into
aphere
of
activity
much
more
fruitful
to
the
Church
and
ueful
to
the
world,
and.
I
firmly
believe,
much
vinore
honoring
to
Ood
"
uracrmi
owin
umuw
rwni
tihss
W
.
lUUe
aiUttu:.
too
'
I
0sd.Nthe
laat
being
In
XttO.
-Al-
.went,
V-
rclii.r.
tbaugh
I
was
only
In
Ova
Was
In
;n
the
buffet
..
0(',.,,
Oansda."
be
toM
the
Canadian
Vm
for
ChiaM
-on
returning,
"I
saw
a
contraat
in
the
people'
Improved
clothing
and
feeding
I
Nku
KVLIIll
r
compared
with
my
last
visit
b,x
yr-n
"
'
Cant.
W
Ne'
i
At
one
of
hla
laat
public
appearance.
caa
f
h
n
;
'
.
'
tn.
thi
country
General
Booth
M:
.
j
'
-I
have
had
a
happy
We.
But
ltVJ?
?
ha
been
full
of
care,
and
worrs.
I
,hr
,:,,,;":.,.
''
had
a
great
rrpomtbv;ty
In
the
early
:
b.-urht
U)a
of
the
Salvation
Arnir
I
hv
to
Wh:rh
mus
'
A'
manage
m
fulher
In
mry
w
I
'
found
him
a
bandful.
Wer
it
Jie.e
he
ould
aay.
'Yoii.
BramweU.
wtiw
a'
Try
t)ily
,
Kw
DoritPayffl
forj)uty
on
an
iJf.,d
Bike
"""
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in
Canada.
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on
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the
back
of
more
than
ON
ninety
per
cent
of
the
tele
phones
used
in
Canada
you
will
observe
the
name
of
the
Northern
Electric
Company
Limited.
Just
glance
now
at
your
tele-phone
set,
and
you
wdl
fee
it
This
name
has
become
the
synv
bolof
quality
and
dependability,
which
is
the
result
of
many
years
of
manufacturing
this
marvellously
sensitive
instrument
so
sensitive
that
it
records
a
whisper;
so
strong
that
it
withstands
the
rough
usage
to
which
it
is
of
necessity
subjected.
Notwithstanding
this
degree
of
perfection,
the
Northern
Electric
Company
is
constantly
experimenting
still
further
to
improve
the
telephone
equipment
of
Canada.
This
Canadian
Company
keeps
in
touch
with
all
or
the
latest
developments
that
engineering
skill
and
ingenuity
can
produce,
and
its
name
6tands
for
electrical
service
throughout
the
business
and
the
social
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