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THETltbLY
dHbSTT
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E?verilna
Prayer
and
Sermon
Subject
"THfc
HOLY
SPIRIT
AND
WORLD
PROSPERITY"
LOCAL
INlVUSTKIAL
CHANGE
"Vfiile
it
is
to
be
regretted
that
the
Big
I3ay
Lumber
Co.,
which
has
operated'
lt-sr
sawmill"
at
Sear
Cove
here
intermittently
during
the
past
few
years,
has
found
it
necessary
to
permanently
close
down
the
plant,
it
is-gratifying
to-learn
that
the
manager,
vV
ft
McAfee,
andUlie
superintendent,
Sv
t.
Suhriury,
have
detitietf
to
reifldin
here
and
engage
in
the
fish
box
maiMfacrurlng'
tiuSineSfftV
a"
Mf
ivhich
they
will
establish
at
Georgetown,
a
few
miles
up
the
coast
from
this
city,
on
the
site
Where
Hie
Big
B1y
Lumber
Co.
formerly
operated'
its
sawmill
before
ntbvihg
into
Prince
Rupert
four
years
ago.
That'
Me
ssrs.
McAfee
and
Sunbury,
who
are
we'll
known
arid
popular
ih
the
trade,
Will
have
a
healthy
attd1
prosperous
operation
there
will
be'thehope
of
their
many
friends.
Bbtfrare
practical
businessmen
and
operators
and
should
iheef'
wHth
success
if
any
can.
MR,
McKEiZTE'REsffiNS
:
Tfiere-
is"
little
surprise
at
the
announcement?
of
the
re-sighation'of
Hon.
William
A1.
McKehzie,
minister
of
mines,
from
the
government
of
Premier"
S.
F.
Tolihtewith
which
he
was
unable
to
agree
upon
the
matter
of
irrigation
policy,,
a
most
important
question
as
far
as
Mr.
Mcftenzie's
riding
of
Similkameen
is
concerned:
A
man
of
genial
personality
and
political
sagacity,
Mr.
McKertzie
has
been
generally
regarded
as
the
quiet
organizing
power
behind
theTdlinie
government
in
much
the
same
sort
of
way
as
Was
the
late
William
Sloan
for
the
Liberate
during
the
Oliver
and
McLean
regimes.
His
resignation
may
well
be
fallen
as
one
of
the
last
straws
in
the
breaking
of
the
camel
s
back
as
far
as
the
ill-fated
Tolmle
government
is
cbn-cerned.
The
general
expectation,
even
ambrtg
Conservatives,
seems
to
be
that
Hon.
R.
W.
Bruhn,
minister
of
public
works,
who
has
been
doing
much
talk
about
political
independence
and
the
need
for
coalition,
will
also
break
soon
With
the
government
In
view
of
Premier
Tolmie's
dismal
failure
to
bring
about
a
"union"
government,
Mr.
Bruhn's
present
position-
in
continuing
to
support
the
adhlinistrd-tionWould,
indeed,
appear
to
be
quite
untenable:
MlTAKsrs
ECONOMIC
OBJECTIVES
'
Students
of
economic
matters
will
agree
that,
if
the
forthcoming
world
conference
is
to
achieve
any
success
in
rectifying,
the
sore
depression
from
which
thr
world
has
bCert
suffering,
something
along
the
lines
of
the.
British
objectives,
such
as
were
announced
yesterday
by
R&
Horn
NeVille
Chamberlain,
the
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
must
be
achieved
at
that
great
gathering.
'
If
the
great
natiohs
taking
part
ih
the
conference
can
agie
on
a
common
line'
of
action
which
will'result
in
"an
increase
of
prices
to,
a
more
satisfactory
Ievelf
rta
currency
understanding
leading
eventually
to
the'
restoration
of
actable
international
money
standard,"
and
"abolition
or
reduction
of
the
barriers
to
international
trade,"
then
the
World
mav
well
expect
an
early
return
to
more
prosperous
conditions
as
a
result
of
increase
of
trade,
industry
andemployment
If,
.However;
there
is
fdiltlre
along
these
lines,
be
it
due
to'
prejudice
or
natlbnal
selfisnness,
there
are
many
whb
will
be
inclined
to,
agree
with
MV.
Chamberlain's
fear
that
"the
world
may
despair
of
emerging
in
our
time
from
the
denression
with
its'hardships
and'
suffering;"
Happily,
however,
there
appears
to
be
a
disposition
artd
rtrtMetv
among-the
gtodter
nation
to
reach
some
com-mprt
ground
such
as
may
be.
suggested
by
Mr.
Chamberlain
enunciation
of
British
objectives.
'
'
'
-
'
!
I
.
.
CHURCH
NOTICES
'
i
WELL
KNOWN
TERRACE
COUPLE
WED
.Miss
Muriel
Lindsay
and
John
McKay
United'
lrl
QUIet
Cere
SPOKli
TO'
CUAVlHEIt
(Continued
from
Pace
W
nastier
hew
small,
ttnfbrtvnately.
too
miieh
raw
material
is
now
being
seat
oatstde
of
the
district
for
here.
He
also
offered
his
assignee
to
the
chamber
In
any
efforts
It
might
make.
President
John
Deb
the
ohamber's
willlnitneas
to
cooperate.
Other
speakers
lnetttded
Msx
Hellbroner.
M.
P.
McCaf
fery
and
C
O.
Minns:.
The
meettnc
of
the
Women's
Vet
BANQUET
Twentieth-
Anniversary
of
Unltrtf
Ciilircli
Tlfere
Celebrated'
mony
Last
Evening
TERRACE.
June
3
The
twen
A
wedding
or
much
local
Interest
Hetri
ahriltofrarry
of
the"
fmjndnltf
of
tool?
p-w
qttleOy
at
8.30
last
night
RriB
UnltFd
cmirrh
here
was
cW-in
the
parsonage
ol
First
United
brated
Wednesday
evening
when
CliUrch.
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke
official-
one
huhdred
rftembei
s
and'
June
3'.
1933
hig,
heri
MUs
MurMI
Wthnifred
ehts
of
the
church
sat
dowW
to
a
UndStf
second
daughter
of
Mr.
sumptd5u
banquet
in
the
church
and"
Mrs.
J.
A.
Lindsay.
ParK
Ave-
btiUdin.
Rev.
H.
T
AM
nue.
became
the
bride
of
Jorlri
Me-
mulcal
number
were
rendered
Kay,
eldest
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
musical
number
were
rendered
by
Robert
McKay,
Eleventh
Avenue.
Only
imedlate
relatives
and
attendants
of
die
dbnttacdrtfc
couple
wre
present
at
the
ceremony
Trie
Bride,
who
wore
melon
col-dtVAf
Ettsal3th
crepe
with
rhyne-stene
trimmings
and
brown
coat
and
hat,
was
attended
as
bridesmaid
by
Miss
Mildred
Lindsay,
her
sister,
whose
costume
was
of
Hollywood
green
crepe
with
coat
and
hat
to
match.
S.
J.
Hunter
was
groomsman.
Following
the
marriage
cere-
the
ymmy
'aides'
choir
and1
sr
vocal
solo
by
the
pastor.
Rev.Carifen'Mciani
brotfcM-tfWet
exdmdW
UT
hHh
and
Mrs
MCKlnl
by
the
poster
who
spoke
of
the
friendly
relationship
existing
be
tnarMfaetttre
when
it
could
wen
be
hearty
sMaW
at
the4
dcooay
nd
handled
here."
the
pionourajeuwiit
of
the
beBedte-
FdHewtof
Mr
Alder's
maatks.
Uon.
there
was
some
dlseuasttjn
as
to
hW
Qreat
tetttfert
w
O
tjiiuslt
d
and
a
campaifen
nilaht
be
insti
toted
td
enJdjuuiH
feH
at
what1
seaau
to
encourage
the
IMyhHr
of
goudn
Jt
Hare
benrorK'of
trifmoat
pleasant
home
instead
of
sending
outside
It
was
declared
by
several
speatm
thai,
air
far
as
retail
price
here
were
concerned,
they
already
com
pared
vary
favorably
with
prices
of
the
Ma
.
cities
when
the
cost
of
over.
J
J:
little,
sajakinf
of
the
mis-safehenslaa
that
seoaied'
to
exist
in
regard
to
the
unreasonableness
of
prices
here,
urged
that
there
should
be
an
aacressive
program
of
advertising
by
local
merchant
in
regard
to
local
prices
so
that
people
might
know
they
ware
laboring
nr.-der
a
delusion
in
the
belief
that
prices
were
so
much
hiejier
here
than
outside.
Valuable
work
might
events
recently
held
tat
Terraee.
cnowm'
op
Citoi
fast
(Oenttnwed
from
Page
jt
Z
717JJ:"
r:.."Z
.
tndieaueri
that
th
ered
as
wdQ
as
the
limited
tarn-
be
somWhat
beVflriat'
also
be
done
in
aaltatinf
for
lower
are
exeeUent
aar
daks
it'offcM
wlli
orater
years.
Alberta
ConditMhs'1
the
Oyeh.
r3nirntllfr
atettler
Three
Hills
subdivisions
in
Alberta
report
weather
niostty
rm
with
heavy
ralm
which
delayed
seeaVt
but
pnivMsd
beneftetal
metsture
AU
wheat
has
rea-hed
the
ground
la
these
(hsiriets
snd
abat
M
per
cent
of
the
coar-e
giatac
ah?
at
In.
Barly
sewn
tram
is
gvswtar
fast,
and
looks
fine,
wbMe
pastare
irriam
rates
i
or
ine
city
ana
cis-
Along
the
Unity.
Vlktac
Cam-t"
rose,
Vegreviile.
AWaBce
sobdl
O.
A.
Woodland
thought
that
an
vfaaano.
wheat
seedhig
to
new
praf
appeal
should
be
made
to
the
no-
tiaally
rompteted
and
freer
3ti
per-
innusm
oi
me
laoies
in
ute
mailer
eeni
10
)
percent
ol
tn
coarse
of
burin
at
home
After
all.
they
eratas
are
sown
Meitturr
eandl-dtd
most
of
the
retail
purchasing;
tlons
are
axooUent
and
no
dam-
Mr.
Alder
asked
for
ee-aeeretlon
ia
reported
from
aJr
searee
of
the
chamber
In
any
efforts
he
0r
Stockyards
miaht
make
to
brma
new
bwhw
At
the
beginainK
ef
the
week
on
all
western
stockyards
active
trad
lne;
was
eiperienced
In
all
ctostet
of
eattlc
with
the
ecetitkm
or
havn
assured
the
otnmlsalAnr
nf
heary
Meers.
With
a
rdtaUXnl
san
pry
developing
as
the
week
wore1
n.
buyers
eased
tk
and
Valuer
slipped
sbdnt
M
oentt
pet
ewt
Howerer.
the
atorlr;
aH4
feeder
market
It
sUll
absorbihe'
all
of'
ferlrtsft
at
steady
price.
There
Is
practically
no
ehtntrirJ
the
maf-
Auxiliary
to
the
Caaadlan
LegtoD
t.
on
Thursday
night
was
held
at
the
Mrs
Jack
Joy,
jr
.
&
aallfng
to-J
A
H'nton.
Ilays
nifht
on
the
Prince
RVpett
for
s
Block.
Bwond
Avenue.
trip
to
Vancouver
aaaaaial
ralflaaaaw
aJ
1
'W
fsf
I
C
Ptiit
Amti
ltr
lttft
Vtti
nt
After
Boktg.
ftmtvmi
Mrs;
Ifesry
Bsrk,
UtM
taU,
AlU
writ's
'
Last
fsO
I
bid
Uuf
resad
ny
besri,
sb4-
esca
norsiae,
siur
Mf
K
I'11
hoswwork,
1'sMrtsd
W
gtt
fiuv
sad
tm
so
UrstI
ost
Beeisg
dial'
ICIWrsV
Ifeiri
ska
WrfV
Pttb
wrs
good
for
tbt
tmhWrmt
for'aUn;
ssd
sftr
tslisr
tl.f
PUU'for
s4
few
dsys
I
felt
s
wioWt
IMUi.
Bittr
Ui-s
but
I'ki'
so
return
of
tts'dltiy'
pensa4
r
pilni
siustf
tLt'lwft'
ercn
years
m
ulluiio
LnvisTOTl
com
-ty
eaate
ma
somethint;
of
a
sur
prise
to
football
enthusiuM.-,
in
th
tweed
the
ciiurches
Ooot)
wishes
1
Midlands
flat
toft
ao
the
City
w,.
for
his
contliiweei
welfare
a.t
he
leaves
his
parish
and
the"
ministry
were
also
conveyed
to
him
Atidrelsea
on
the
early
days
of
U4e
rrlf
of
threhuretr
in"
Terrace
mony.
there
was
a
reception
at
the
wrrV
gfvrti
by'B.TJCenney
rW
O.T
horde
of
the
bride
s
parenu
where
Svndal.
Mr1.
ICenHey
toW
of
th("ef-
some
forty
close
friends
of
the
forta
in
eonstrXicrtrtt;
the"
ertttrch
couple
gathered
to
offer
thefr
feu-
buHdnK
and
drpnlslnf
tht"
work
of
citation.
Buffet
refreshments
were
the
cant
regatlort.
Mf
9wrWs'
in
servted.
The
bride
cot
the
three-tier
Hhter
WW,
depleted
the"
mere
hu-
weddinr
cake
with
which
her
taMe
rhoroot
atpei
of
difTieilHlet
and
was'
centred.
conditions
wirlch'
met
tHe
pebpli
in
A
toast
was
proposed
to
the
brliie
the
early
daytf
by
Foster
Wlllan
with
the
froota
re-
Tweflry-threV
jerorkr
wn
re
spond
lng.
Albert
Wood
proposed
a
sent
at
the
batfcrtet
wIM
wVft
in
toast
to
the
bridesman
to
which
8.
Terraee
wtten
thechareh
n
fMtn-J.
Ifunter
responded.
ded
and
meat
of
these
gave
utter-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McKay
are
Uklac
eattnt
mArrt'scrrfres
of
errnur
in
up
reakleiice
In
the
Beatter
Apart-
the
cintreH
Md
ottoainwnMy
Special
ment.
Both
are
weft
known
and
mention
waa
made
by
the
pastor
of
popular
in
the
city,
harmaj
resWed
those
who
had
gene
to
other
edm-here
since
early
cttfMhood.
and
itimaMattiftdm
of
tttaie
wh
had
they
w1B
hare
hearty
congTatw-
paased
a-wajf
lTTthc
eavhte
of
the
lations
and
best
wishes
of
nttrterowr
intifmnMs;
yenr.
friends.
The
groom
is
a
tnember
of
A
word
df
iperretation
was
the
mechanical
staff
of
the
Ropert
fdced
by
OlaVre
Cieey
of
the
rrtln-Moton
with
the
office
staff
of
iattf
of
the
various
pastors
who
which
the
bride
has
been
identified,
had
served
th
.
botogreawtfoa..
Of
those
who
harwjbecn
idWIstm
the
araseiH
pasief
has
had
(lie
kMffest
trraf
m
the
httterV
of
tefc
chttrch
Ttfe
UMJUii'
of9
thf
etHe
wa
carried
oat
dnder1
Hey.
Ax.
J.
Wllsbn.
the
a
atadetit
oW
ol'
rAdafiee.
The
mm
wdf
eMsed
by
the
prominent
in
the
front
T:rhk
(
English
soccer
teams
but
in
m-ci
years'
ili
stack4
hhs
slumped
unrt
4ie
ImfjreaslVe
style
in
which
it
started
the
season
just
closed
was
an
eye-opener
to
several
highly
-Wtttirt
clflSs.
Almost
from
the
start
of
the
season
Stoke
maintained
a
clear
lead
and.
despite
strong
challenges
by
Tottenham
Hotaptrrs.
the
runners-up.
arid'
Ftilham
it
refused'
td
relinquish
it
Sfoke
directors
did
a
good
pier
of
work
late
in
the
season
when
hey
secured
the
transfer
of
Pule-thorpe.
a
centre-forward
from
Keadmff.
Parethorpe
is
a
robust
player
and
since
his
introduction
Into
the
City's
attack
he
has
scored
In
almost
every
match
Other
forwards
who
have
consistently
found
the
net
are
Johnson
who
tallied
IV
times
and
Mawwen.
who
was
credited
with
IS
coals
Stoke
has
one
of
the
finest
de-flrrteaf
in
football
today
Spencer
and
iWeHlrl
at
futl-baek
are
wonderfully
soand
arid
John
has
proved
a
first
etas
Bjeakaie1
.
Only
M
coals'
were
conceded
in
league
vamea
during
the
season,
a
better
stsowlmr
than
anv
other
BMftlsh
teem.
The
ehtb
has
adeajaate'
reserves
to
flit
any
latdhdrWi
that
may'
srtte
ahd
airhelrs
baalM
for
a
safe
nana
re
hi
the
nrefDrHstefl
next
season:
pbtBALii
rbriffSSirir
Owing
to
the
real!
TttMMay
nhftrtV
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Behefft
assttHtl'
foat-hall
Oaenee
bteee(l
(jgdhlgah
Csv
dlan
artd'
Canadlatl
Iiaber
rMfaace
beaaav
was
pdatpdaed!
cirriUSi.Nd
di
m.V
d.tlih!
UteatiaweA
from'
patfl
ohfi
m
Ure
BxhMNtsaa
itM
tt
S
o
cloCk-Mias
Ptttenaao
will
be
crowned
by
ate
lOTQeeea.
Mies
UMwto
Jolto-atl.
Oeerye
Mhefiesl.
exalted
ruler
of
the
lodfe.
wt
M
chalisaan
aad
Use
speakers
wttl
be
Wljr
Hew.
Jaaats
J'
OltfcM.
dean
Of
St
AMttreWi
irifllcaa
Cathedral,
add
City
cam-
aakaldneT
W.
J".
Alder.
AM
tf
ctsmcing
wM'folknr
the
nonles.
TaahV
part
in
the
court
oerV-many
wM
be
the
feMowtnc
May
Queen
MlellrdM'Peileres.
o.
Maids
of
HWaV-Mltser
Mlekry
Oasey
and'RMie
Srrftth.
Past
Queen
Miss
Lillian
Joha-sait.
P'ast
MaW
of-3lanar--Mtss
Alice
Hallberg.
Flower
Olria
Misses
Charlotte
Dalacno.
Piatt
MetttMa.
Oaaaaf
lapp
arid
Betty
kjltler
Tralnbearerstbses'Fay
Ingram
ind
Helen
Dalaano.
Pianlst-Mlas
Marie
Hataho.
There
WW
be
da
ncme
numbers
by
Misses
Allern
Malr.
Dettv
Hrdwh.
Clara
Dihl
Margaret
Smith;
Kathleen
Milrray.
Vera
Mors;
Joyce
Oawthnrne
and
Marie
Boulter,
pu-ifls
of
MtU
Eleanor
Ute.
with
Mrs
I
S
Black
acllrig
as
accofripahlirt
Mhslc
for
the
dancing
will
be
by
rialagno's
orchestra.
Today's
Weatfier
Terrace
Cknrdy,
south
wind,
temperature
48.
Alyarrsh
Part
cloudy,
calm,
50.'
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
l.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
4ft
llaselUin
Cloudy,
calm.
17.
Bums
Lake
Part
clear,
calm,
50
J.
W.
Bati'weod
df
the
mattue
department'
service
at
Dlgby
!
land
returned
to
the
dty
oh
Uie'
P'flncess
Adelaide
yeatettky
from
a
trip
to
the
tfamu
district
on
of
n.
lal
duties.
1
BasasasasasasasV
Bsa?
sasasaasH
;
aaaV
W
5w
.
ga
Jim
MrLarhln.
a
he
appeared
when
he
deleaved
young
Cot
bett.
wettrrwetght
rUm
.
at"
Wriciey
Field
Los
AnKeies.
Monday
nifht
RING
CHIEF
DIES
TODAY
Willkm
MaMaea,
Aged
New
IVik
Itoxthc
Ceminlrttswir.
Passaa
Away
PUstCHAM,
N
Y
.
June
3
'Canadian
Press)--Winiam
Muldoon,
aged
at.
Wear
York
State
boxing
commissioner
aad
veteran
sportsman,
died
here
this
morning
after
a
briif
ut-neas
He
fought
la
thr
Civil
War
at
the
aae
of
fifteen
New
United
Chttrrh
Pastor
Kor
ITtfrracc
TBRRACE.
June
3
:
Cumbetiand
is
to
b-
the
new
field
(m
R.
.
II
T
Allen
of
the
United
Churrh
I..
.
after
the
end
of
the
church
year,
Rev
W
R.
Welch
of
Nsmalmn
will
take
hlx
place
as
pastor
at
Uw
point
Joseph
Bennett.
Pidfir
CrHs
sbperinte-dent
for
the
Alber-a
Wheat
Pool
Al
Roe
representative
of
the
Empire
Shipping
Co
.
and
Mkleolra
Mcleod,
who
have
beer
here
tn
connection
with
v
i'g
.f
the
grain
sh"r
R.immnitn
Valley
at
the
loral
elevaUir.
arc
sailing
tonlfhl
by
the
Prince
Ru
pert
on
their
return
to
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r
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