THI
DAILY
NEWS
PAOE
FOUR
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Low
Halibut
Price
Causing
Worry
Among
Canadian
Fishermen
Herring
Run
Now
on
Fleet
Cafe
Reopens
For
Season
Only
two
of
the
Canadian
vessels
actually
sold
their
catches
yesterday,
the
Lysekil
and
Bayview.
The
Livingstone
went
to
Vancouver
and
the
others
are
holding
until
Monday
hoping
to
get
a
better
bid
then.
The
fish
is
not
being
sold
to
the
consumers
but
is
going
into
the
freezers.
Tnerieet
caie
nas
now
openea
ior
business
along
the
waterfront
after
'His
family
have
the
sympathy
of
having
been
closed
down
for
the
all
along
the
waterfront.
past
oouple
of
months.
This
little
restaurant
Is
a
hayen
to
the
fish-
j
The
Ada
II
and
the
Eric
Roy
were
ermen
for
they
can
get
a
meal
right
j
on
the
ways
this
past
week
for
cop-on
the
docks
without
having
to
go
per
painting
and
a
few
minor
re-
up
town
for
It.
That
is
if
they
get
pairs,
enough
for
ihetr
fish
but
at
the
present
time
it
looks
as
if
they
won't
even
be
able
to
get
a
cup
of
coffee.
There
was
a
regular
parade.
of
people
at
the
waterfront
yesterday
with
buckets,
stcks
and
paper
bigs
to
get
herrlat
from
the
boats.
The
Jedway
and
tb?
Balsac
are
giving
away
the
herring
that
they
could
not
sell
and
many
were
taking
advantage
of
the
opportunity
for
her-rlrflt
is
choice
meal
and
will
keep
the
wolf
away
from
the
door
for
quite
a
time.
With
the
herring
in
sight
the
sea
thctr
native
haunt.
There
have
been
a
few
spring
salmon
caught
In
the
neighboring
waters
lately.
Just
enough
to
keep
the
local
fresh
market
going.
The
Helen
II,
Captain
Peter
Burn
Byrne,
1
being
slightly
renovated'
In
Cow
Bay
this
week.
The
Helen
II
kept
the
town
going
in
fresh
fish
all
i
winter.
Chief
Petty
Officer
Young
of
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.,
left
ior
the
Old
Country
Thursday
night.
He
was
a
well
known
figure
alone
the
waterfront
for
a
number
ot
ycrrs
and
was
always
a
good
friend
to
those
coming
-around
the
barracks.
There
has
been
quite
a
difference
of
opinion
along
the
waterfront
this
morning
about
a
skull
that
was
found
above
the
high
water
Hne
on
Princess
Royal
Island
and
brought
n
by
George
Dicks
and
Red
Pierce
oefore
they
r'oaved
off
their
win
ter's
whisker..
A
local
sea
lawyer.
who
must
have
been
a
medical
atu
mill
will
be
mine
awav
from
the
dent,
has
pronounced
from
the
ap
alleys
of
the
town
where
they
have.
pearance
of
what
he
distinguishes
been
begging
all
winter
and
back
to
"
i
cervical
now
wnerc
me
y-
tebra
works
are
that
it
U
a
sea
fish
so
It
appears
that
the
opinions
of
some
that
it
was
a
"squarehead"
or
a
'bluenose"
are
all
wrong.
Anyway
it
Is
a
"queer
fish"
and
the
boys
have
taken
it
to
the
biological
sta
tlon
to
find
out
what
It
really
is.
From
all
appearances
it
may
be
an
ogopogo
C.
N.
R.
Trains
,For
the
East
John
Peter
Hanson
who
passed
i
Mondays'
Wednesdays
and
Frt
away
a
few
days
ago
was
a
well
days
...9:30
pja
known
fisherman
along
the
water-1
From
the
East
-
.
front.
One
of
his
'
"daughters
was
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Satur
housekeeper
for
"Doc"
Clapperton
'
days
10:15
pm.
AwmmmaS'
StfSrSSSsVsW
Get
Rid
of
Thai
SORE
THROAT!
Any
little
soreness
in
the
throat
grows
rapidly
worse
if
neglected.
Crush
some
tablets
of
Aspirin
in
some
water,
t
and
gargle
at
once.
This
gives
you
instant
relief,
ami
!k
reduces
danger
from
infection.
One
good
gargle
and
you
can
feel
safe.
If
all
soreness
is
not
gone
promptly,
refwat.
There's
usually
a
cold
with
the
sore
throat,
so
take
two
tablets
to
throw
ofT
your
cold,
headache,
stiiTneas
or
other
ir
'
cold
symptoms.
Aspirin
relieves
neuralgia,
neuritis,
loo.
Use
it
freely;
it
does
not
hurt
the
heart.
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TRADCMARK
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IN
CANADA
FOR
SALE
Fresh
Fish
Daily
Aboard
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II
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flay
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ot
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CARNIVAL
SUCCESSFUL
United
Church
Leads
Way
in
Novelty
Entertainment
and
Troths
From
It
The
Carnival
held
In
the
United
Church
last
night
was
a
huge
success
both
financially
and
from
the
viw
of
enjoyment.
A
novel
Idea
was
the
cafeteria
hi
which
one
could
purchase
a
wonderful
meal
for
the
very
reasonable
sum
of
five
cents
per
item.
With
a
tray
you
went
along
the
counter
and
took
the
things
that
tempted
your
appetite
the
most
and
at
the
end
ot
the
table
you
had
your
tray
checked
over
by
a
cashier
and
paid
her
for
the
number
of
items
that
you
had
on
your
plate.
Card
tables
were
placed
around
the
room
so
that
groups
might
have
the
privacy
of
heir
own
little
company.
Curtained
off
and
in
Uie
alcoves
ere
stalls
that
were
both
interest
ing
and
full
of
fun.
The
"Old
Curiosity
Shop"
was
indeed
very
Interesting
for
the
five-cent
admission
price.
Old
curios
dating
back
hundreds
of
years
were
shown
and
the
collection
would
have
been
a
credit
to
any
antique
shop.
In
another
corner
was
"Wonderland
which
raised
many
a
laugh.
Moving
pic
tures
were
shown
In
another
comer
which
was
an
education
In
itself.
Then
"Happyland"
where
one
could
forget
the
depression
and
enjoy
the
fun
at
the
games.
A
candy
stall
was
In
operation
where
one
could
finish
off
the
evening
meal
with
a
few
sweets.
Last
but
not
least
was
the
program
'in
which
Mary
Davey
displayed
some
won
derful
skill
in
acrobatics.
The
choir
also
gave
several
appreciable
selec
Ucns.
Mraj
Payne
was
general
convert
for
the
supper
and
was
helped
by
committees.
In
charge
of
the
kit
chen
were
Mesdames
Santerbane
and
Jenkins;
cafeteria,
Mesdames
J.
Clavring.
J.
Krikevsky.
W.
Thomp
son,
N.
Thomas,
L.
Styles,
O.
Wilson
and
Clark.
Servlteurs
were
Miss
D
Styles,
Miss
E.
Miller,
P.
Smith
ana
Mrs.
Moore.
In
charge
of
the
various
stall
were
O
Davey,
E.
Gordon,
O.
Edg-
jfcuoibe.
Rev.
C.
D.
Clark.
'Mis
Ma-Irregor
ahd
the
C.
O.
I.
T.
girls
had
charge
of
the
candy
stall.
Cashiers
were
Mrs.
Harper
and
L.
Wild
In.
f
The
following
Is
the
scale
of
charges
made
for
reading
it-
notices.
Marriage
and
Engagement
announcement
$2.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Funeral
Notices
)1.
Cards
of
Thanks.
4
Funeral
Flowers
10c.
per
name.
"TILUE
THE
TOILER1'
GOOD
A
SATURDAY
SERMON
ting
money.
Money
or
SALVATION
(C.
D.
Clarke,
First
United
Church)
When
Jesus
was
passing
through
Jericho
he
was
entertained
in
the
home
of
Zacchaeus.
(Luke
19:
1-10).
We
do
not
know
what
conversation
took
place
or
anything
about
the
visit
except
that
Zacchaeus
was
changed
and
the
change
was
such
that
Jesus
called
it
salvation.
Before
he
met
Jesus,
Zacchaeus
was
a
man
bent
on
get-
material
things
was
the
chief
end
of
life.
Wealth
was
gained
then
as
now
by
exploiting
people.
Of
course
that
as
legitimate
according
to
the
law
of
the
country.
Laws
are
not
always
aullt
on
honesty
and
Justice.
Zacchaeus
looked
upon
people
as
per
sons
to
be
used
to
enrich
his
cof-!
fers.
His
sin
was
Just
that
of
self-
tshness
nothing
moie
but
seltLsn
ness
1b
the
greatest
sin.
After
Jesus
hud
talked
with
Zacchaeus
he
was
changed
from
selfishness
to
co-operation,
from
getting
to
sharing.
He
saw
people
;u
oersons
to
be
served,
lie
snared
with
them
his
possessions
and
lus
ife.
That
change
Jesus
called
il
vuiion.
The
salvation
of
Zaccnae
j-
rceant
salvation
for
the
people
ol
Jericho
too.
After
Jesus
vlsl,
uu
was
much
freer
and
brighter
for
the
citizens
ot
Jericho.
So
often
we
think
of
salvation
as
a
kind
of
house
cleaning,
a
reno
vating
process.
Many
books
have
been
written
of
live
that
have
been
cleaned.
People
have
turned
from
crime,
drink,
gambling,
loose
living,
profanity,
tobacco,
etc..
and
!
have
lived
clean
and
prosperous
Uvea.
That
cleansing
has
all
been
to
the
good
but
it
has
not
neces
sarily
meant
changed
lives.
Many
of
the
world's
greatest
sinners
have
been
people
ot
clean
living
and
ha
bit.
Such
were
the
Pharisees
against
whom
Jesus
Issued
the
"woes."
Their"
righteousness
was
not
commendable.
The
rich
young
ruler
was
a
good
man,
so
good
In
tact
that
he
only
lacked
one
thing
A
Good
Buy
Tin-
v:
i
v,a
iiiii-rred
with
tlie
boi
i
-
..f
n
)iii'
m
Salisbury.
Md
nuny
yi-.tis
;go.
Vaiue
Butler
l.u!it
a
lot
and
found
$10.-000
in
an
old
grave.
the
people
and
not
a
few
as
has
been
the
ease
until
now."
Not
as
Impotslbk
as
it
sounds.
Such
changes
have
taken
place
In
people
in
the
past
throssgh
the
influence
of
Jesas
and
can
take
place
today.
There
is
a
grat
deal
of
talk
about
the
modern
Oxford
move-
ment.
Amidst
the
talk
there
Is
some
;
criticism.
The
movement
Is
mod
If
nrf
mn.t
of
u
Uek
manv
thlnas.
I
it
vat
(ertinutotulv
elean
in
char-1
11
make
tor
'"
'vlng
and
warms
UP
Lhf
plritual
life
of
the
people
acter
but
he
was
selfish
and
was,
not
willlni
to
become,
a
sharing
Dl
ine
suprrme
man
To
htm
hMsseaslons
meant
!
cumr
peopw
more
than
people.
Salvation
is
mors
than
a
cleaning
process,
it
is
a
complete
change
trom
a
self-centred
life
to
a
Christ-centred
iii.
Oh,
for
a
modern
Zacchaeus
to!
stand
In
his
directorate
meeting
or
In
the
government
and
say
"Our
Industry,
bank,
inset
or
government
has
been
111
wron...It
has
been
built
and
maintained
on
the
tdes.
of
private
profits,
of
dividends
first.
We
have
looked
upon
the
people
as
persons
to
be
exploited
that
our
wealth
might
increase,
we
have
been
intent
of
'getting.'
I
move
that
henceforth
we
'share'
with
others,
that
this
trust,
industry,
bank,
government
exist
for
the
benefit
of
all
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Shunter,
Itev.
W.
D.
(irant
Ilollintworth,
H.A.
Organist,
John
K.
Davey
11
A.M..
Sermon
Subject.
"JBBUS
AND
LIFE'S
VALUBT
IS:
IS,
Sunday
School
3
VM.,
Sunday
8chool
In
West
view
School
7:30
PAL,
Sermon
Subject:
"BIN,
CONFESSION
AND
THE
OXP05D
aitOUP
(Do
we
need
the
confessional?)
AH
visitors
welcome
per
lb
S-lb.
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Oranges
rdoa
Orapes
per
lb.
Port
Pies
per
lb
Cakes.
Cookies
St
Package
Cookies,
each
The
Sweet
and
the
Bitter
U.
does
it
as
lacchaeus
was
changed
Let
us
hope
and
pray
that
this
movement
ts
of
God
for
the
salvation
of
the
people
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vuur
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us
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