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Saturday,
Oct.
10.
1931
Prince
Kupert
and
Commission.
There
is
to
be
a
commission
appointed
by
the
Federal
Government
to
consider
what
action
is
to
be
taken
to
simplify
railway
matters
in
the
country
and
put
the
business
of
transportation
oft
a
better
basis.
It
has
been
suggested
locally
that
when
the
commission
is
appointed
a
competent
engineer
should
be
engaged
by
the
city
to
study
the
local
situation
and
make
representations
with
"a
view
to
having
both
companies
use
the
line
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
chief
difficulty
in
doing
this
would
be
that
of
cost.
It
would
probably
take
several
thousand
dollars
to
get
a
man
big
enough
for
the
job.
ALL
EYES
ON
BRITAIN
All
eyes
seem
to
be
turned
on
Britain
today
where
one
of
the
greatest
electoral
battles
of
recent
years
is
is
progress.
As
is
the
case
here,
there
will
be
much
small
talk
designed
to
confuse
the
unhappy
elector
and
many
people
will
vote
without
considering
the
seriousness
of
the
situation,
influenced
by
selfish
motives.
On
the
whole,
however,
it
is
probable
that
a
majority
of
the
electors
will
judge
wisely
between
the
two
opposing
groups.
m
Prince
Rupert
people
have
varying
sympathies.
Speaking
generally
the
labor
people
of
Prince
Rupert
sympathize
with
the
labor
people
in
Britain.
Others
are
more
generally
with
the
MacDonald
Government.
Happily
this
is
one
question
that
we
can
discuss
without
anyone
feeling
that
there
is
nnv
nersnnnl
intp-pr
in
tha
r-aau
tv,of
are
trying
to
influence
public
opinion.
Anything
we
may
say
or
leave
unsaid
will
not
in
the
least
affect
the
issue.
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HMMMMBMMMMHnMMMBN
CHURCH
NOTICES
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
(Church
of
EnUnd)
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Dean
HAH
VEST
THANKSOIVINO
SERVICES
8
ajn.
Holy
Communion
11
a.m.
Morning
Prayer
and
Sermon.
Anthem.
"YE
SHALL
DWELL
IN
THE
LAND"
Soloists,
A.
J.
Lancaster
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allen
Sunday
School
at
12:30.
7:30,
Evening
prayer
and
sermon.
Preaeher,
Rev.
Canon
Rushbrook,
BJV.
Anthem.
"ANqEL
VOICES
EVER
SINQINO"
Soloists,
Mrs.
P.
V.
AMen
and
Mrs.
Jarvls
MtLeod.
The
Offertory
will
be
devoted
to
the
General
Expense
Fund.
It
Is
hoped
this
appsal
will
meet
with
a
generous
response
a
funds
j...
at
urgently
needed.
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister,
Ifev.
W.
I).
Orant
HoUingworth,
Bj,
Organist,
John
E.
Davey
11
sun.
Sermon
Subject.
THE
CHCRQIIND
MODERN
PROBLEMS"
12:15.
noon.
Sunday
Schoo.
7:30
pjn.
Popular
Evening
Service.
Sermon
subject,
"hell
Ancient
and
modern."
All
visitors
welcome.
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
(Christian
.Science
Society,
315
Second
Avenue
West)
Thanksgiving
Day
This
Society
is
branch
ot
the
Mother
Church,
the
First
Church
of
Christ,
Scientist.
In
Boston.
Mass
Thanksgiving
Service
at
11
ajn
Subject
"ARE
SIN.
DISEASE
AND
DEATH
REAL?"
Sunday
School
at
IJila;
-Teatlmonlal
meetlnf
Wednesday
at
8
pjn.
Reading
room
245
Second
Avenue,
open
on
Mondays
and
Thursday
from
3
to
5.
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Pastor,
Rev.
A.
Wilson,
IM.
t
"
Thanksgiving
Services.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Bong
by
Junior
Choir,
"bod
Is
Ever
Good."
Communion
at
close.
Sunday
School
at
12:15.
Evening
Worship
at
7:30.
Anthem,
"IJOW
MANIFOLD
ARE
THY
WORKS"
Solo,
Dr.
R
O.
Large.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
October
ifl
3l
V
;
.
A
SATURDAY
SERMON
In
the
Right
Order
i
,
Growing
Spirit
of
Democracy
Has
Dissolved
Much
That
Was
Superfluous
j
'
By
REV.
ALFRED
WILSON.
First
United
Church
There
was
a
time
when
the
question
of
order
and
precedence
was
one
that
called
for
very
careful
attention
at
all
functions
of
a
formal
character.
We
are
not
so
much
concerned
in
such
details
today.
The
growing
spirit
of
democracy
has
dissolved
a
great
deal
that
was
superfluous
along
this
line.
On
the
other
hand,
life
cannot
reach
its
true
glory
and
purpose
without.
wise
ordering,
and
putting
things
place
given
to
human
values.
We
that
are
Important
in
their
proper
have
of
late,
mace
extensive
use
of
place
and
trifles
Just
where
they
the
word
service,
yet
one
of
the
belong.
most
severe
indictments
of
the
pre-
Froude,
the
historian,
places
hi
sent
state
of
industry
is
that
the
finger
on
the
weak
spot
of
the
toil
of
hanc
anu
orain
has
been
Spanish
king,
Philip
11.
of
Armada
;
capitalized
more
for
private
and
iame,
when
he
says
that
the
smal-i
personal
gain
than
supplying
hu-lest
thing
and
the
largest
seemed
man
need.
Bewildered
thousandj
to
occupy
nim
equally
or
in
other
have
asked,
is
man
made
for
the
words
that
he
didn't
recognize
a
machine
or
the
machine
for
man?
tritie
when
he
saw
it.
Shall
the
machine
minister
dlvl-
In
this
same
way
the
world
haa
(lends
and
comfort
for
a
portion
of
gone
very
much
astray
and
got
"5clety
or
make
possible
a
freer
auny
things,
out
of
their
proper
life
for
the
whole?
When
men
gerK
order.
One
feature
In
.the
restored
crally
make
their
first
concern,
a
world
will
be
that
nany
tho)
Just
social
order,
rather
tVan
mak
now
last
shall
b
first,
and.
like-
ing
themselves
secure
In
the
cpm-wlse,
much
occupying
Jlrgt
place
mand
and
possession
of
material
today,
shall
be
last.
Surely
fault
resources,
then
only
can
they
claim
of
this
kind
rest
ic
a
degree
on
to
put
first
things
first
In
regard
us
aU-
to
social
responsibilities
and
prlvl-
It
is
not
difficult
to
see,
that,
in
leges,
ihort.
the
player
that
puts
win-
The
tmhint
of
Jesus
regarding
ntng
the
game
before
clean
play
the
supreme
a:ue
of
human
life
and
observance
of
the
rules,
has
a
Snd
personality
i
slowly
finding
false
idea
of
sport.
So
the
differ-
recognition.
More
concessions
are
enee
between
religion
and
irrellg-
necessary
before
the
divine
order
?
W,e?
V"'
te
clem
of
published
and
a
wid-nd
helpful
and
a
shallow
selfish
application
of
the
principle
hi
We.
may
be
seen
as
putting
seeon-
Pvery
phrase
of
life
and
enterprise
dary
and
subordinate
things
first,
effected
a
thus
reversing
the
order
of
Thb
M
a
qutJon
Qf
pef.
This
is
common
enough
in
tin
iJi'S'
Wh
nm
Batumi
tnrf,n,.v
.,...
foment
In
a
true
education.
suit
of
pleasure
and
happiness
be-'
The
"rst
or
suPren
element
In
fore
duty
and
right
principle
The
a
true
edition
is
the
production
Father
and
Creator
has
planned
ot
racter.
where
the
Individual
for
his
children
all
things
richly
b
led
to
an
ance
to
the
moral
to
enjoy,
but
the
sure
way
to
miss
and
sP!r,tual
las
being,
such
experience
is
to
make
a
The
First
Cause
'good
time"
the
keynote
of
life.
Th.r
.
...
,
but
more
as
the
accompaniment
'Continued
on
paire
0)
and
result
of
duty
and
worthy
endeavor,
which
links
up
with
the
good
and
welfare
of
the
lives
pf
others.
The
most
bored
and
disappointed
folk
in
die
world
are
those
who
put
pleasure
first
and
true
living
a
poor
second.
It
is
so
easy
to
define
what
the
world
or
society
owes
us,
but
the
better
way
is
to
There
can
be
a
ereat
dpni
approaen
irom
me
otner
direction
-character
In
a
small
home
if
vw
ssss'dSastris
rtn-
makes
for
attainment
of
a
better'"
unu,ual
features
wn,ch
mkc
world,
where
the
human
race
shall
(h
Hitinctlve
In
spite
of
its
small
rae
10
me
piane
oi
lire
or
the
splr-
aimensions.
over
the
door
is
la.
m
.
.
m
...
....
1
ii
n
a
great
iamuy,
with
diversity
j
semi-circular
arch
supoprted
Aurelim
was
rkrht
whn'h
w
lreM
'
h
puw
and
ctnle
the
way
to
iudge
the
worth
of
a
j
;nv,tln
atmosphere
at
the
en
rwm
Is
by
the
thlnes
which
mm.
'.ranee.
first
In
his
life.
Human
Value.
So
In
the
realm
of
Industry
and
commerce,
we
lag
behind
In
th
Just
Phone
125
Sometimes
when
a
vacuum
cleaner
feels
temperamental
and
loses
Interest
In
scurrying
away
with
the
dust
settlements
It's
a
very
simple
trouble.
We
are
Intimately
acquainted
with
all
makes
of
vacuum
cleaners,
and
we
know
how
to
persuade
them
to
go
on
about
their
business
with
a
stout
heart
and'
lots
ot
vigor.
We
repair
all
things
electrical
Parkin
Ward
Electric
Company
Repair
Shop
319
Third
Ave.
al
by
an
Shlnple
walls
offer
many
post-l
bllitles
in
color
scheme
ind
If!
good
quality
shingles
are
used,
pro-!
via
excellent
durability.
Turning
our
attention
to
the
plan
we
s'
many
deslrabjj
features.
One
side
of
the
house
Is
de.j
voted
entirely
to
sleeping
quar-l
tcrs
with
a
separate
haU
divided,
from
the
kitchen
and
living
room!
effectively.
There
Is
a
suggestion
or
roomlneas
in
be
llvln
room
i
wing
to
Its
proportions
and
addrd
'
simroom.
A
fireplace
and
book-
iiejves
form
an
interesting
?roup
..t
the
opposite
end
of
the.
room
to'
thr
sunroom
and
a
bav
window
r.clds
Interest
at
tbc
side.
The
size
of
Up
house
dxw
rut
rliow
for
a
separate
dining
roo.ii
but
the
dining
alcove
at
the
end
ot
the
kitchen
provides
an
adequate
space
for
this
purpose,
well'
lighted
and
conveniently
placed,
the
alcove
has
many
advantages
In
the
small
home.
There
has
been
no
need
of
eccn
0'iy
In
the
size
of
the
kitchen
and
cupooara
space
has
been
plentl-,
,
fully
supplied.
The
sink
Is
directly!
under
the
window
with
the
built-in
cabinets
ranging
on
both
side)
oi
it.
Opening
into
the
cooler
Jn
the
corner
is
a
milk
and
Ice
bo.
;
Without
wasting
space,
the
twd'
rooms,
bathroom,
clothes
clovUJ
jand
stairs
have
been
compactly
arj
i
ranged
on
the
other
side
of
the'
RE
HEAT
SS
MONEY
I
mith",
or
"Coniox"
Coals
from
Vancouver
Isluml
cost
this
year,
for
No.
1
lump,
$13.50
a
ton.
Imported
lignite
costs
more.
The
product
of
the
Island
mines
yields,
on
the
average,
13,030
H.T.Uh
per
pound
where
lignite
coal
shows
only
9,10.
This
means,
to
get
the
same
lient,
that
you
will
line
4
shovelsftil
of
lignite
to
every
3
of
"Nanaimo"!
t
tons
instead
of
3
tonsil
trips
to
the
basement
instead
of
3!!I
However
you
figure
it,
Inland
Coal
is
your
best
liny
because
you
get
more
.
beat
and
you
pay
less
money.
Ask
your
dealer
today.
Order
by
name.
Check
your
delivery
slips.
ALBERT
&
HcCAFFEHY
LTD.
Phone
116
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Plwne
648
Distributors
for
CANADIAN
COLLIERIES
(DUNSAAUIR)
LTD-
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
9B.T.U.
mnni
BritUh
Thermal
Unit
or
lh
amount
of
';
boat
rquU4
to
ral
1
lb.
f
oaltr
1
Jtgr
Fabrtnhrlt.
n
jir
I
1
SMALL
BUT
ATTRACTIVE
"MOST
Bills
(heat
unit)
PER
$
Suitable
for
ths
Family
of
Average
Size
-
jt&
im
R
KlTCriCN
f'oj
EOOn
1
ty.n-cr
t--
U
i.C.v
I
'
(n
Although
the
frontage
of
the,
Outline
Fprrirication
house
Is
but
25
feet,
there
Is
no
Size
of
House:
25'
x
25.
cramping
of
rooms.
They
are
airy,'
Suitable
Lot:
33'
frontage,
well
Jlqhted
and
conveniently
re-
Walls:
Shingles,
lated
together.
Roof:
Shingles.
This
Interesting
and
original
de-j
Heating:
Hot
water.
-35CT-
ruOOB
PLAN
AftAM.
"
K
m
.
Built-in
feature:
Kitchen
boards,
fronlug
board.
ttm
n;
....
.
-W.
Cubic
Contents:
20,15
cu
ft
Approximate
Cost,
$3,000.'
eup-
SHEET
METAL
WORK
and
Roofing
HOT
Allt
IIKATINO
and
VENTILATION
Alexander
Murray's
Apprv
noofers.
Work
guaranteed
f
10
and
20
years
by
bond!
company.
StQQns
Limited
P.O.
Uox
028
Phone
5
Readers
desiring
further
infor-
matlon
regarding
a
house
of
thu,menlIon
dNlh
No.
290.
Consul'
design
should
communicate
wlth!,ooal
architect
If
designing
ar
Messrs.
Bowman
St
Cniw,.
.
.
j
t
Seymour
8t.,
Vancouver,
no
nnrf