M1
1W0
tS..j
Her
Heart
Was
Weak
Nerves
Shaky,
Mights
Rfk
;
Mrs,
A.
BUek,
WllKbarj,
Oit,
wtJm
hr
I
suffered
fnin.hrt
waksca,
sissy
mttm,
ind
reetlef
ttljhU.
Z
i
your
tarrrtiMtnent
fsr
Miliwrm
"l
Heart
lid
Nerve
Pilli
sid
decided
to
try
the
shswirk
I
did
no
hl
mq
fsitk,
b;(
jy
I
OT.Jtfy
thukful
I
did
M
thy
Hat
prared
t
woWful
kelp
to
ma.
I
sn
or
tnf
sad
w?P
sob,
but
M
without
i
boi
li
Ui
house."
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I
that
we
might
find
r40UJlshm'nt.
strength,
faith,
hope
for
days
such
aa
these.
Hotel
Arriyajs
rrinrp
Rupert
a.
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and
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O.
W.
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j.
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lock
a-d
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P.
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Vancouver.
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Olark.
Vancouver.
The
Importance
of
the
Ordinary
1
By
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke.
Flrat
United
Church)
The
latter
part
of
the
parable
of
Dives
and
Lazarus
teaqhep
a
lQssqn
on
the
importance
of
the
ordinary,
that
The
Law
and
the
Prophets,
the
ordinary
means
of
grace,
are
sufficient
for
life.
When
Dives
ran
hjmself
into
difficulty
by
living
an
uhbrofherly
life
he
was
cpneerned'that
Jus
brothers
should
not
follow
him
and
he
asked
that
they
be
warned
by
an
extraordinary
me-f,
.
...
.
thpd,
that
ppe
should
be
sent
from
ifjee.
but
to
do
Justly,
aad
to
love
the
dead
to
warn
them.
He
was
told
mercy
and
tp
walk
humbly
with
thy
that
they
had
the
Uw
and
the
Po-
God."
Moreover,
the
Old
Testament
phe3,
the
Bible
of
the
day.
Ije.aeof-
contains
the
records
of
people,
in-fed
at
the
Idea
of
his
brotheia.f
ejld-
dividual
and
natlqm
who
experl-ing
such
an
ordinary
thing
ac
the.
aientttj
with
the
many
way
of
life
Scripturea
to
find
the
way
of
the
apd
who
wrote
down
their
findings,
brotherly
life.
And
in
the
business
of
living
with
No
book
Is
so
widely
circulated
ag
at)
our
experiment
we
have
not
is
the
BJble.
It
wll)
l?e
foun
In
1-
dlscOTered
anything
new.
It
U
all
most
?U
hom.
Most
peopW
have
written
In
the
opk-read
and
live,
some
knowledge
of
It.
evatrU
onjy
Desljjes
the
6jd
TPanient
we
what
was
gained
in
Sutigay
Sehfedl.
hve
the
New
Tealfmertf,
the
re-But
how
much
is
the
Book
Nftd
to-'
erd
of
Ope
who
blazed
the
trail
in
dajr?
Wb,en
we
want
light
jn
the
jhe.
highest
way
of
llvlpg.
the
Splri-problema
of
life
we
read
dlmost
ual.
Tbefe
we
find
the
Life,
the
anything
we
can
get
oyr
hinds
On
.Tryth.
tl)e
Way.
Ljst
us
read
and
exefcpt
the
Bible.
It
Is
too
ordinary,
rive.
Let
us
turn
to
the
ordinary,
the
we
want
th
Word
Of
tbt
SHenUst.
commonest
Bnolc
in
all
thp
wnrld
the
psychologist,
the
economist,
the
siBietman
or
ine
inaustnaiwt.
And
Wo
w
we
do
like
to
auote
the
great
as
,ur
authority.
It
to
well
to
have
as
good
a
knowledge
as
one
can
get
uf
the
modem
uTlters
and
their
different
subjects
but.
when
it
comes
to
the
business
of
living,
the
Bible
Is
unsurpassed.
In
fact.
Jeaui.
In
the
TZ:I3r
U
sufficient
in
the
Old
Testament
to
nrovide
nourishment
that
will
buIM
up
the
best
life.
For
trjttante.
the
Law
glTes
w
the
two
great
odmmandment:
'Thou
shalt
love
ObrJ
with
your
whole
teh
and
yoifr
neighbor
as
yourself.-
fmd
the
PrmiheU
sound
the
hiajt
note:
"What
doth
the
Lord
require
of
"?
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CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Mjnlatrr.
Rev.
W.
D.
(Jrant
llollincworth.
BJl.
Orgaplst,
John
E.
Davey
11
ajn..
orrjlng
Worship.
Sermon
Subject:
"TUB
STQJtY
OF
A
DESERTER"
12:15.
Qunday
School
12:30,
Sunday
School
In
Westvw
Schoo
7:3J
pm,
EvenlnK
Worship.
Sermon
Subject:
"SEEJNQ
AND
I?ELlVIHa!M
or
The
Difference
of
Faith
All
visitors
welcome
?r.
PAUfJ?
fJJTHERAN
CHURCH
Corper
f.Jthlh
and
Ninth
East
T
"'
RfV.
T.
M.
Fosse,
Pastor
8ervlcts,
11
ajn..
English;
7
30
pjn..
Norse
We
welcome
you
Come
apd
bring
someone
with
you
LOCAL
NEWS
This
evening's
train,
due
from
the
JJast
at
10:15
pan.,
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
T.
J.
McQuillan,
Ketchika.'.
fu:
dealer,
alter
a
wetk'i
yls
tp
th,o
city
oa
buainess.
sailed
ay
the
as.
Princess
Ncrah
this
morning
on
bU,
return
to
the
Alaska
city.
WpUatn
J.
Barrett,
manager
o(
Atllrt'
Inn
summer
resort,
wm
a
paaanger
aboard
ths
Prinjbfcs
Neran
this'morning
going
t
breath
to
Atlrn
for
the
season
after
spend-irig'the
winter
In
Vancouver.
Joseph
Clitton.
well
known
May.)
roeaphant.
and
Mrs.
Clirton.
Yin
ijftve
been
qn
a
(rip
outstye.
were
amerg
passengers
returning
north
aMMti
the
steamer
Princess
Norah
which
was
In
nort
this
morning
The
Priice
Rupert
Ratepayers
AjaoelaUon.
a,
its
meeting
last
ntght.
passed
for
payment
an
a
eoupt
of
$22.70
from
Williams.
Mipson.
Brown
&
Harvey
i
connection
with
steps
which
the
executive
of
the
Association
took
during
the
winter
with
a
view
to
4Pflytn
to
the
courts
for
th?
appointment
of
a
commtssio
er
for
t
elty.
The
Aaaociation
later
dropped
the
proceedings
after
being
advised
that
the
bondholders
had
decided
to
take
step
along
th
same
line.
As
there
was
not
enough
money
in
the
treasury
to
meet
the
aoeount,
the
Rreatdent
appealed
to
all
members
to
pay
up
their
dues
at
once,
a
number
of
those
present
at
the
meetmg-
responding
by
step
ping
forward
to
pay.
SEARCHING
FOR
BOAT
No
Word
of
Ithona
Since
Leaving
Anyos
Tor
i'rinre
Uupert
on
Tuesday
of
This
Week
ItF.I'OKTLIl
SAFE
The
Ithona
was
renoHrd
late
this
afternoon
to
'be
safe
at
Anyox
with
all
on
board.
She
had
broken
her
crankshaft
when
about
twelve
miles
out
of
Anyos.
The
provincial
police
cruiser
P.
M.
L.
8.
which
left
here
yesterday
morning,
and
a
gaafaoat
belonging
to
George
Howe,
which
left
this
afternoon,
are
engaged
in
a
search
fpr
the
local
power
vessel
Rhona.
belonging
to
Qon
Brown,
whkji
baa
not
been
reported
since
leaving
Anyox
on
Tuesday
afternoon
of
this
week
for
Prince
Rupert
via
Port
Simpson
with
party
consisting
of
two
local
men
and
three
Vancouver
commercial
travellers
on
board.
Up
to
this
afternoon,
the
Rhona
had
not
been
reported.
MRS,
MOKISQN
LAID
AT
REST
Funeral
of
Noted
Northern
Woman
Took
Place
This
Afternoon
From
II
C.
Undertakers'
Chapel
.
There
was
a
large
gatheripg
of
old
friends
In
the
north
at
the
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
where
the
funeral
took
place
this
afternoon
of
the
late
Mrs
Charles
f.
Mortson
of
Metlakatla
whose
death
occurred
earlier
In
the
week.
Retr.
Canon
W.
F
Rushbrook
was
the
officiating
clergyman.
Following
the
service,
interment
was
made
In
Fairvlew
Cemetery,
a
long
concourse
lollowimc
the
cortege
to
its
final
resting
place.
W
Vaughan
Davles
presided
at
the
organ
and
hymns
were
"Lead
Kindly
Light'"
and
"Peace.
Perfect
Peace."
Pallbearers
were
C.
If.
Orme,
A.
T.
Parkin.
II.
F.
Olaasey.
L.
Vf.
Wauah.
Peter
Ryan
and
W.
E.
Coj-
There
were
many
floral
tributes.
Notice.
Rupture
Sufferers!!
AH
Ruptures
Yield
To
the
Inflatable
Air
Pressure
Treatment
by
Itrasley,
the
Famous
British
Expert
Complete
Comfortable
Control
Guaranteed
This
great
British
Invention
has
the
approval
of
the
medical
profession
everywhere.
It
Is
accepted
as
standard
by
lending
hospitals.
Orre
Used
Always
Approird
Wrile
"Braslfjs"
(Capada)
544
Burrard
St
Vancouver
B.C
TIBS
DAILY
NEWB
&WO.
May
27
my.
!
News
SENATORS
KEEP
UP
t
Philadelphia
.Jlctics
End
Wii)nine
Streak
f
cyriul
Also
Lojrs
WASHINGTON.
May
21:
lOan.i
dlan
Press
1
Washington
Senator
again
djeate
the
St.
Loqjs
Brow
-n.-here
yfatafda
by
a
oajy
muign
and
ltainid
U)gr
uMtidit
in
s.
cond
place
lh
fhi
Ami
1
inn
LeaKin
with
a
lead
of
half
j
gapir
ov
r
Hit
Chiciii?"
Wnite
8x
who
over
the
New
Ygrk
Yaakefa
in
N
York
the
Yankee
leid
bdnu
cut
to
ouu
ganje
and
a
half
Philadelphia
AUileUo
lost
at
Shibe
Park
Uj
the
pelroii
Ttgm
and
Cleveland
Inui.in.s
were
beat'
n
by
the
Ipuly
Bqsujii
Red
Sox
In
the
KAtKjba'
League
the
Cin-cmnutl
Reds.
Qtyunr
at
horpe.
coft
solid,
a
ted
their
place
in
the
lM
dl-vW
conflf"1!!
e
Prouklyp
Dodgers
afalp.
The
Pittsburg
Pirates
were
defeated
at
home
b
the
New
York
Qiag
whp
thus
rpflVWl
to
w))n
one
puu
k.
d
a
half
of
Ibe
leagw
(cara,
Yetrrt'gjs
League
scores:
Bwklfp
3,
Xlwlnnatf
3.
New
Tork
j,
Pitttburg
5
Boston
3.
Ccago
4.
Philadelphia
.4.
8t
Louis
5
iH
Innings).
Amrrjran
teague-8t
LoutoiljjutMfli
Cleveland
5.
Brto
6.
Chleaao
I.
Iff?
Votk
ft
Detroit
10.
BhUadflhb)
1.
qj
l
ICIL
IS
l&Mi
lOaruinued
tr5
H.
I'
froo
the
defKMaion-
WMMf
a
couple
r
yean,
he
blawv)
everybody
iMld
be
featlrtf
bear.
Msan-ume
t
was
umimn
l&
mryone
to
pun
together
apd
try
to
ereaU
Industries
and
brtig
W$&m
to
U
city
le
refamd
to
feriftqgc
of
stoall
.
indiptMoi
bfjftg
stared
and
the
potiibffltjr
0
aprt
gopds
being
preduoad
for
)pjtl
ensfjpo-Uon.
He
meptioned
the
pojatlbt)Uea,
among
other
things,
of
a
small
floqr
mill
being
esubJtahed
and
also
flowers
being
grWn
here
which
were
now
sent
south-for.
Iff
had
already
taken
steps,
tr.
Aider
said,
to
see
what
could
be
done
about
the
elevator
and
he
was
hopeful
of
the
local
house
being
operated
mote
extensively
this
fall.
The
comffltsxkMvtr
referred
to
the
natural
resource
of
the
district
ajong
Nna
in
whkh
he
had
already
spoken.
He
again
stressed
the
importance
of
people
buying
their
goods
at
hoine
anjl
the
ReeeasUf
of
local
rnerchanu
seUipq
a
as
lo-prices
as
possible
Tfe
prosperity
of
rlty
generally
was
dependent
upnn
he
well
being
of
the
buetneas
com-jj
unity.
general
pscuslon
Puring
a
general
djUsslon
that
followed
Mr.
Alder?
add
raatT.
Ross
M,atKay
urged
support
of
Ute
Monnt
Oldfleld
trail
praieat
as
a
tourist
attraction
and
also
suggested
that
a
trail
be
buljj,
from
the
highway
tp
Put
Rapids.
Sx-Myor
M
M.
Stephens
felt
confident
that
the
c&mtplssrontr
was
on
the
right
track
towardf
putting
the
city
bark
fin
an
even
keel
and
he
prged
general
support
of
the
citizens
for
his
efforts.
Tills
port
was
now
well
equipped
far
Industrial
expansion
and
world
traffic.
Other
speakers
heard
during
the
evening
included
Fred
Rlfjou.
N.
Mussallem.
A.
J.
PrUdhommr,
II.
B.
Rochester
and
O
11.
Qaey
all
of
whom
spoke
along
cheerful
fine
for
the
future.
A
hewery
and
shingle
mill
were
among
the
lndustrlaj
:
poslb!lWle.s
which
were
mentioned
wjjlle
the
at-vUablllty
of
a
broadcasting
sUUw
being
eatablislied
will
also
men-tlonpd.
Fred
Weach.
president
of
the
Prlpce
Rupert
Ratepayer'
Aasocla-lon,
was
In
the
rhafp.
Terroce-Cloudy,
palm.
48.
Alyapsh-
Cloudy,
calpt.
4B.
Anyox
RalninR.
calm.
60.
Stewart
Raiptng.
calm.
43.
Huzrlton
X'tiiudy
ralm
49.
Smither
Muuriy
calm
47
BurniiLuke
luudy
alin
44,
and
Views
of
Lorghran
Had
Fasy
Win
fsa
(itLAui
j.-
ru-
ojl
kir(,
.
.
..at..i
anil
.
r
1
-fit
cress
by
Loughran
(right
in
tfn
HiJi
round
of
thftr
n
suuna
oauie
a
ir.e
unieago
sta
mm
MNSgnran
round
of
the
fight.
SHORT
CHAT
With
tlu-
local
tMKbaU
season
due
t
open
u
week
ftotn
Uon4y.
Wptn
Sjans
of
Canada,
present
nolJets
of
the
Orme
Cup.
embiamatlc
of
city
chirupionshlp.
and
PUu
houk
up
in
tha
flrat
of
a
nine
game
series
fi;r
the
trophy,
totnorro
uurning
aoould
sac
botntiaaaas
working
out
at
Acropolis
HJI1.
9U,
who
had
planned
on
tooeeaing
up
their
arms
last
evening
bttt
ware
stopped
by
th
cain.
are
requested,
to
be
on
hand
at
11
o'clock
for
a
work-out
Aj
there
are
out
two
team
entered
bs
the
soaaj
senior
leugue
this
yog,
there
should
be
sogse
high
tim
hall
dlahad
up
to
the
fans.
Asaa
of
Canada
haf
praelaUy
the
mm
one-W
M
they
had
laet
year
wth
the
ajdlUon
of
Oeorge
Ar-
aenaau
and
Dido
Gurvkh.
the
laUsr
ri!!
..,,..
.
w
.
qut
of
the
game
with
a
jor
knee
whie
the
former
is
expected
to
fill
McJfuitys
pUjce
who
has
lrft
the
city.
Stan
Moran.
their
manager,
to
confident
that
he
cap
lift
the
cup
again
this
year
which
would
make
it
three
years
straight
for
the
Canuck.
Elk,
under
their
n"w
skipper
Harry
Kennedy,
will
field
a
i.kely
looking
team
and
one
thit
wll!
take
apmr
beating
Ajeg
Mitchell
!
do
the
caichlm
with
Kxk
Chi
iv.k'
on
the
pitcher's
moo:d
iih
Riv
Com-mops
as
hut
relief
Jim
DoubIh
will
cover
the
Initial
r
rk
and
A-t
Barry
I
fK'Hieted
'o
nlv
vennd
Jack
hrn
pnvv
hlttinu
o'aver
who
tap
fill
almost
any
portion
on
the
diamond,
will
be
Men
at
hort
with
the
old
reliable.
VI-
Menxies.
covering
third.
Doua.
Striker
and
Howard
Hlbbard.
alogatng
outfielders,
will
fill
two
of
the
garden
spot
while
Fong.
Inkert.
A"to"lll
and
Raabe
will
try
out
for
the
third
pc
-sition.
ParenTeachers,
Tea
and
Sale
Was
p
f
1
P
OUCCeSSIUl
i-iVCDl
'
A
very
successful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
and
candy
was
heid
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
prince
Rupert
Parent-Teachers'
Ajao.:u
lion
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
H
K.
ChrUU?nn,
Fourth
Avenue
Kat.
many
Igdle
calling
during
tha
at
ternoon
to
lend
their
patronage
to
th
affaU;.
Mr.
OhrUtenaen
received
the
guests.
Mrs.
E.
U.
Baker
wh.h
In
charge
of
the
ten
room
and
servl-teurs
were
Mrs.
Arthur
Bllvcrsldes.
Mis
A
Wilson.
MIsn
Bnglpu
Chris-tenMcn.
Miss
Jotn
)iik'r.
Mis:;
Betty
Eastman.
Miss
Kathleen
O'Neill
unci
Miss
Margaret
McMerkiii
Mrs.
Iv
arson
ncUd
ns
rashier
Mr.
R.
Yules
(mil
Mrs.
J)
iove
were
In
oharge
of
the
home
crKiltin--table.
MIsstn
Margaret
Chrlnte'iv
it
untl
Calherlnr
Dukrr
ronriurtcii
tin
sale
1
if
candy
lint
'here
Wii"
im
ci-,
rcirtinf
b':
Mr-
J-1im
Bi
'"
1
:
m
F
C
W.dt'iii
W.-.U
,iunib(,j
:-
woo
ry
I
FOOTBALL
HALLUllVli
Series
te
Re
Anauied
Willi
MM.
IlragiHi
pwutlian
ir
to
lie
Dfislralrd
At
a
meeting
ui
uie
executive
f
the
Prtnoe
Bupert
PuoUmU
a.sao.
u
tlorr
last
evening.
Preatdtm
B.rt
lioigan
in
the
chau.
It
was
derided
to
arrange
a
series
of
games
wi.li;
H
si.
8
Uiagon
during
the
visit
of'
the
Britsat.
light
crulaer
hire
ii.
August.
beUU
of
the
aenes
wot
be
annotmoad
after
the
ship
ha
been
1
communicated
with
It
was
also
decided
to
approach
the
Prtnoe
Rupert
Baseball
Auo-clation.
the
prbice
Bupert
Boy'
Band
and
the
Sous
of
Canada
with
a
view
to
arranging
a
Dominion
Day
rsllssssiraittiin
em
Jltlw
a
Iash
similar
"ZT,"
,
to
,
last
,
year
,
inrludtng
.
a
7
full
T
program
of
sports
and
races
of
course,
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
football
final
will
again
be
one
of
the
feature
of
Che
day.
The
Dominion
Day
preliminary
three
-game
aeries
will
be
commenced
on
Jane
30.
The
Stuart
Shield
football
com-peUUon.
a
six-game
series,
will
be
started
upon
immediately
after
the
Qtltauly
Cup
ownership
for
the
yea
1
.
which
competition
is
now
In
progress.
U
settled.
It
was
decided
to
hold
the
game
whirh
was
io..t
poned
from
this
Thursday
nlcht
between
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
and
Canadian
Legion
tomorrow.
The
meeting
dUrutseri
the
art
viability
of
changing
from
Tue.duv
to
Monday
evenings
for
the
holdliiK
i
f
football
fixtures
providing
h
Baseball
Aswlatlon
I
airree
ihlc
m
taking
Friday
night
for
Its
weeklv
fixture
There
wll!
be
no
-han-jr
from
Thursday
night
fof)th.ilt
The
nrcfs'lty
of
h
iving
r
i.iiis
made
to
the
granditmd
wa
take
up
and
will
be
disrupted
fiu
'iin
with
the
city
engineer
Beard
of
Control
Prior
to
the
meeting
of
the
football
executive,
the
board
of
control
was
In
session
to
deal
with
the
incident
in
Tuesday
night's
gnme
HUI
nd
ukBr
were
ordered
fmm
tMa
,n
RTnt-Ca
nadlan
Legion
gam.
Both
players
were
ordered
suspended
fn.
two
games.
-
-
-
-
was
the
winner
In
the
raffle
of
9
cake.
hiring
the
afternoon,
there
was
a
delightful
musical
program
which
Included
piano
solos
by
Misses
Betty
Wilkinson
and
Margaret
McMeekln.
plane
and
violin
dueu
by
MIsmr
Margaret
and
Bngina
Chrlatensen
and
Misses
Catharine
and
Jrmn
Baker
and
Irish
dancea
by
Miss
Jean
Watt.
FOOTBALL!
SUNDAY
Canadian
Labor
Defence
Leugue
v
Canadian
Legion
Acropolli
30
p.in,
Sport
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