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Saturday,
Feb.
14,
163i
MENTAL
ATTITUDE
Just
now
people
everywhere
are
feeling
rather
inclined
to
be
downhearted
over
the
outlook.
Prince
Rupert
is
only
one
of
a
thousand
places
where
the
inhabitants
are
inclined
to
be
pessimistic.
It
is
like
influenza,
it
spreads
rapidly,
tWs'pessimistic'attjtude
toward
everything.
i
And
yet
in
the
past
we
have
found
that
as
we
moved
forward
the
pessimism
passed
away
and
the
difficulties
we
.
thought
were
there
disappeared
like
the
rising
mists
in
the
morning.
Today
there
is
a
mifflgef
discontent
which
will
vanish
as
it
came,
no
one
knowing
Exactly
whence
it
came
or
whither
it
goes.
In
a
year'
we
shall
look
back
and
wonder
why
we
felt
as
We
do
today.
UNIVERSITY
RUMPUS
Under
the
heading
"Tremble
Students,
Tremble!"
the
Vancouver
Sun
publishes
the
following
leading
editorial
in
a
recent
number:
"Having
failed
to
intimidate
the
Senate
of
the
University
t
of
British
Columbia,
the
Tolmie
Government
launches
a
covert
cabinet
attack
upon
the
students
of
that
temerity
to
hold
an
opinion.
And
that
opinion,
expressed
in
the
Ubyssey,
consists
of
a
protest
against
the
manner
in
which
the
government
is
treating
the
University.
"Even
the
most
reactionary
members
of
the
Victoria
Cabinet
will
admit
that
the
very
first
purpose
of
the
University
is
to
teach
students
how
to
form
opinions.
"And
yet
when
thev
form
one
and
exnress
it
in
their
own
publication,
the
awful
majesty
of
the
Cabinet
is
to
be
ar-'
rayea
against
them.
.
,
"Students
are
not
playing
politics.
(
It
is
highly
unlikely
that
any
one
of
them
cares
very
much
whether
a
Liberal
or
Conservative
government
is
administering
the
University.
In
fact,
they
deprecate
the
idea
of
political
manipulations
in
any
regard
to
the
institution.
"Rut
when
the
students,
in
a
respectful
and
intelligent
way.
ask
for
a
revision
of
Univorsitv
nnlicv.
thev
are
on.
Terrace
Church
Names
Officers
For
This
Year
00
and
Dr.
Mills.
15
Chief
Usher,
2.80
.25
Elwood
Brooks.
U0
Mrs.
McCarthy
Is
President
of
TERRACE,
Feb.
14
-
The
rer-rart
Women's
Institute
rus
elected
the
following
officer,
for
the
year:
President,
Mrs.
McCarthy.
Vice-president.
Mk
ButL
Secretary,
Miss
Pearson.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
R.
W
Riley.
Man
in
the
Moon
Don
Quihote
tilted
at
windmill)
mornirw.
This
is
Saint
Valentine's
Day
and
the
sweetest
valentine
received
by
any
personam
the
city
Is
that
pre
sented
to
Sam
oi
Insurance
fame
by
his
wife
this
morning-
The
pussy
willows
are
about
over
so
now
we
are.
looking
forward
K
to
the
pussy
on
the
fence.
Judging
by
the
reluctance
of
th"
"For
it
seelns
that
some
of
those
students
have
had
the
lts
attractlon
"Madame."
said
the
polite
sailor
who
was
showing
a
young
lady
Dad
is
a
handyman,
so
he
I-LV
PUT
TW3
&POtR-
SHPEO
DOC
IM
Mt
HAT
CT
IM
THKR-
TOU
TRirsJ-
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Terrace
Ladies'
Aid
Names
Its
,1931
Officers
TERRACE,
.Feb,
11:
At
the,
an-,
flfEgA
Fe.lTfop,
Ladies'
nual
congregational
meeting
of
VKJil
Knor
United
Church
here
Knox
United
Church
her,
cfflecrs
hisleated
officers
for
tha'year
as
were
elected
as
follows-
foft-wsh
'
'
'
Elders.
R.
W.
Riley
and
Will
Rob-
Honorary
president,
Mrs.
T.
E.
inson.
Brocks.
'.
,
chairman;
George
Beveridge,
sec-
100
retary:
B-
w-
Riley
treasurer;
D,
Secretary.
Mrs.
S.
O.
Mill.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
T.
E.
Brooks.
Aicnen,
envelope
secretary;
u.
i.
-
,i..-i--
-,
MiHA.
00
nnre
fund
sprrLarv-
nlnlre
Ciieew
I.a.I
PUlmer
UlIVS
Hlntb
Princc
George
Drug
Store
business
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Knpert
February
14.
1911
A
well
known
local
Chinese
appeared
in
city
police
court
this
morning
on
a
charge
of
selling
liquor,
"sam
suey,"
without
a
license.
Magistrate
Alfred
Cars
will
continue
the
hearing
tomorrow
,but
Dr.
Tolm
and
the
other
ad-
I
venturers
at
Victoria
have
made
a,
Mwars
Wiiliscroft.
roaa
superin
t
feint
at
the
students
of
the
S.o.
tendent
for
Omineea
district;
We
have
often
been
asked,
What
is
the
outstanding
,
University
with
no
results
except
harp
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Co.
j
i
i
r
r
i
t..
V.
i
j.
it.
e
.
i
.
ji
.
t-i
La
...
...
cnaracterisiic
oi
uanaoa.
in
wnat
way
uoes
n
unier
irum
a
osa
oi
aignuy
on
mrir
pan.
;
store
at
Hazeiton:
Kenneay,
con-
other
countries
todav
?
The
question
is
difficult
to
answer.
,
"'.,
Different
people
will
answer
in
a
different
way.
The
out-
w
?Zntt?
standing
fact
is
that
Canada
is
a
pioneering
country
with
,
81t
down
an(j
wrlte
op
a
polyglot
population
all
striving
to
use
the
marvellous
re-
Jn
,UCh
a
grown-up
way?
sources
for
the
purpose
of
enriching
themselves.
The
pros-'
.
AU
.
.
4W
pert
of
wealth
is
the
chief
stimulus
that
makes
them
work
""pS
IStZ
and
face
but
the
tussle
what
A
hardships,
is
they
enjoy.
'Xo
educate
the
literati
virile
nation
is
in
the
making
but
what
effect
this
virility
to
cut
a
mental
daw
is
having
on
the
rest
of
the
world
is
not
at
present
evi-
The
next
we.re
tl
dent.
Young
men
from
Canada
go
south
and
hold
high
po-
To
Me
a
8panking
bee
Bitions,
carrying
with
them
some
of
the
virility
developed
;xhe
Doctor
with
a
student
bold
at
home.
At
present
it
is
probable
that
virility
is
the
out-'
Across
his
buriey
knee.
standing
cnaracterisiic
oi
ianaaa.
now
tnis
win
aiieci
art,
science,
industry,
religion
and
home
life
in
the
future
is
yet
to
be
determined.
tractor,
and
Devoin,
publisher
of
the
Omineea
Herald,
are
in
town
having
mushed
down
from
the
PhiUlpaon
will
be
acting
chief
dur
ling
his
absence
C.
N.
GARDEN
PICTURESQUE
Great
Improvement
Has
Been'
Wrought
on
Knoll
Overlooking
Kailway
Station
and
Docks
j
A
veritable
transformation
haij
been
worked
and
is
still
continu
ing
on
the
knoll
overlooking
the
C.
Due
to
work
that
has
been
carried
out
by
the
railway
company
with
W.
E.
Funnell
as
gardener
In
charge,
what
was
once
a
rough
over
the
ship,
"this
is
the
quartet
mound
is
fast
becoming
a
plctur
oect'
esque
beauty
spot.
"Oh.
how
fascinating,"
beamed
with
beds
of
flowers
here
and
the
young
lady,
"and
could
I
see;tnere
and
trefih
.wards
of
Brass:
what
you
have
for
50
cents?"
It
Is
understood
that
there
will
be
a.
great
many
worsen
candidates
at
the
next
election.
The
have
learned
the
art
of
reducinglGjp
welj
ma
iney
are
w,
do
siTenn
oq
poriunuy
10
try
incir
1
tax
rate.
here,
it
may
be
expected,
will
be
a
real
sight
to
behold
during
the
coming
summer.
itll.l
i
ii
it
f
V
!it
i
t
'
hp'pun't
rin
Whn
h
Un't
mui.
1
HonaurmhL.
Mr
IiuUm
W
uwi:u
iu
ouy
pwniiy
wnai
mey
tninK,
wunoui
any
orow-
"
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j
'iw.
u
&
'
beating
from
Victoria
jii
jtaut
th
the
mm
m
i
door:
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jj?
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nd
all
'"f"1
part
(4iat
the
mm
E(tt
I
IV
rilOIIVTF.
IN
THE
8UPBIME
COURT
OP
Bill-U81I
OOLUUDIA
IN
THE
MATTER
v
lllk
ik
to
unc
uii
uivi-tioiiiuiicii
laiiici
1
ui
uf
ucuiuuiii
iiiivrea
nuin-
lurnun
hjm,
ptocwit
ChastlSinir
hia
crown
son
fnr
rlnnnrr
tn
snpnW
hia
mJnil
ling
.hell
shirk,
and
hearine
what
L"
'?!
iai
'This
student
onlnion
imnion
is
is
t
thpnnininnnfthfatM1pnf
ho
nnininn
a'
fnm-,80unded
ke
agonized
calls
l,Mt
u
rguiri
u
na
It
to
iYin
nnininn
nf
tvix.f
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f
f
V,
-
f
r)..!i!-t-
rt
I
fOUI)d
lumbia.
And
the
frowns
and
glares
of
Victoria
cannot
suppress
it.
A.
MscDoa
or
Drecotbrr
Admlnlnta-
lo
deny
the
students
the
right
of
self-expression
Is
to
'morning
he's
started
to
paper
the'
h,,,fl
d,nM
venrud
to
m.
dy
of
Mtron
A
CI
assifie
FOR
KENT
Board
of
managers.
C.
Fintr,
President,
Mrs.
George
Beveridge,
FOR
RENT
Four
room
flat.
AppJ
Smith
&
Mallttt
Limited.
AUTOS
BOOMING
Lf
FOR
RENT--Furnished
room
and
board
If
desired.
Phase
543.39
FOR
RENT
Clean,
well
furnlihec
modern
apartment.
Palmer
Apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
tf
Earl
Fulmer.
late
of
Orme's
Drug
FOR
RENT
By
day.
week
or
Store
staff
here,
is
to
locate
In
montn.
jurnunea
Prince
Oeorge
whence
he
went
from
here
a
week
or
so
ago.
He
has
completed
the
purchase
of
the
interest
rp
w
...
.
of
Harry
a.
uuesi
in
.me
rnnce
1
errace
institute
ow
Dn
stow.
Phone
Red
C07.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE-
Little
old
heater
prict
i
$1.00.
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tf
nigh
grade
cone
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479.
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Smart
young
lady
with
some
knowledge
of
boots
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and
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person.
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ply
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RELIABLE
(white)
men
wanted.
;
garage
owners,
superintendents,
foremen,
or
highly-paid
mechanics
throughout
Western
Canada.
The
-big
demand
on
us
eaen
yar
comes
in
the
summer
months.
By
starting
your
training
now
you
aan
be
qualified
for
one
of
the
big-pay
positions
open
to
our
sumruer
graduate
or
we
can
assist
you
to
be
your
own
boss
in
a
service
station
througn
one
of
the
big
oil
companies.
We
are
offering
a
special
reduced
rate
on
our
complete
three-months
course.
Write
for
our
free
literature,
special
offer,
and
OP
the
administration
ACT.
i
40c.
Kf
per
'
hour
DarUtlme
tm-niuc
work'rf
wuu
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wn
tu
tot
MTTt
rr
ESTATE
OP
DONALD
MATIIBSON.
DSCKASSBO,
I
XT
ESTATE
thinks.
There
is
he
nothing,
boasts;
take
notice
tb.t
b
order
of
ttt
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pjan.
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tz
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Strt
West,
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HO.
XT'.
ACIENTS
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toiM
to
tte
RELIABLE
Man
for
one
hundred
Pi
the
amount
store
route;
this
country;
exper
him
wrapped
up
In
his
of
th"r
'"bB
to
lorthwtth
work.
Still,
he's
sticking
to
1
with1
v"o"fnS5
AdmTnr.
enrrfnr
trim,
anrt
her'-s
no
doubt
.
Princ
HupM-t.
bo.
whatever
it's
sticking
to
hlml
12Wl
Bf
rcrU4ry'
AD-
Lt3mENJBcif-
PIRjT
'M
CjOMMA
Vrs
too
to
UlUU
riK
'3omE
CAtM
-IFfOO
OONT
DOIT
TWA
I
AV1
I
s"ti
lOiV
ience
unnecessary;
no
selling;
distribute
and
collect.
Should
net
seventy
dollars
weekly.
Shames
Mfg.
Co..
New
Toronto.
Ont.
tf
d
Ad
-ir(ini
-it
.
'tr-tl
lobs.
Phone
.Qreen
399.
"7r
MUSIC
PALMISTRY
s
"OR
RENT
Furnished
4
room
flat
WAjSiTEtV-'ilxJ
to
ICO
acre
farm
In,
with
bath.
Phone
547,
Jerrace
district.
Apply
IJ.0.
Uok-340.
Anyox,
BO.
41
.
Public
Stenographer
MURIEL
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office
Westen-haver
Block,
Phone
782,
tf
SLMONIZING
CARS
apartment.
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plete
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or
touchup
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screen
grid
Short
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lie-
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Mrs.
Karl
Dyb-etiver
complete
with
soil
for'
havn.
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018.
tf
regular
broadcast
band
$75;
also,
.
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day
or
evening
pu
pils.
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence,
Phone
m.
PALMISTRY
Readings
by
appoint
ment.
Plione
Oreen
127.
Interested
in
distributing
Irani
mnpp
mpptiwpo
house
to
house
of
free
circular.
;
WJUlih
1
IXNliO
'
I
ing
population
over
3.000.
No
seJllns.
Spart
or
full
time.
Sx-
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unneeecsary.
Bnelor.-
stimps
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prompt
reply.
Oon-1
solidated
advertisers,
im
Mil-
Chief
of
Pellee
McCarvell
sailed
.
waukec
Ave..
Chtcagttf.Ill
40
1
on
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Camosun
for
Vancouver
Jj,
tfiroute
to
Ottawa
and
Montreal
'
V
sruviCE
t:JSt
.
on
a
vacation
trip.
Sergeant
A.
J.
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,
!,
WRVICB
School
w
J
I
school
In'
Canada,
specialising
in
'
,
preparing
endldatM
by
mall
for
'the
Canadian
Civil
Service.
0i
;
ready
for
rite
spring
examlra-I
tions
for
positions
as
Letter
Car
riers,
Mail
Clerks.
Cusionvi,-
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mi
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ELKS'
meeting
nights
First
and
Third
Wednesdays.
Elks'
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TRANSFERS
CAMEKO,N'S
Transfer,
Phone
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Dry
Birch.
Cedar
and
Jack
Pine.
tf
avwu
ssuinos-Mtti
w4iagQ
ailUj
Furniture
Moving,
phone
204.
second-hand
dealeks
Koufht,
Sold
or
Exchanged
W.
H.
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Pacific
Salvage
Co.
Ltd.
Ful'y
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for
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BLOATERS
Fresh
Smoked
For
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at
All
Local
Stores
Prepared
By
Local
Labor
At
Bacon
Fisheries
By
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