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Ltd,
Pre-Eastet
Sale
Better
A,t
Lower.
Prices
shoes
amt
PErT
YOtUlt
iBY
BASTKR
FOOTVE
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of
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to
Chouse
from.
Showing
(hp
latest
Shades
Such
as
(Trey,
III
up,
Blondes,
Browns,
Blacks.
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for
the
Entire
Family
Bargains
for
the
entire
family
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DAILY
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Saturday.
AprU
15.
1933
ity
Fathers.
Meet
Again
Tonight
To
Talk
Out
Financial
Matters
(Continued
trom
Paije
U
sloner
if
ajt
all
possible
but
it
was
might
advance
considerable
of
Its
dUfleuH
to,
see
how
the
council
was
taxes
In
order
to
help
keep
things
able
to
carry
on.
Believing
that
a
By
tne
ydro.,ectrlc
EVSSt
might
be
pa..
thin
th.e
raUjpajers,
he
was
rather
slbl
to
carry
on.
He
w.o.uld
make
a
inclined
to
favor
Aid.
Rudderham's
strong
appeal
to
tne
proving
wgejupn
that
a
special
appeal
be
;
government
against
the
appolnt-
ma.de.
to
the
provincial
government
ment
ot
a
commissioner
and
say
rather
rafViAi
than
than
fight
fltthf
th
the
application
onntliMltlnn
'
'
In
fhik
vlitrf
ITo
tHuiaht
Ml
anv.l
an
emphatic
"no"
to
the
demand
of
the
bondholders
for
of
their
pound
ernmjjnt
might
by
sympathetic
and,
1
flesh.
ppsstfljy
me
assist
nee
to
ngraen.Tr
the
Jurden
of
debt.
j
rTr"..?
the
"A
9"
a
1
511
ln
UlU
Mayor
Stephens
thought
pro-
..-..I
.j.
...n
declared
the
mavor.
"neither
you
formed
through
the
inspector
ofj4-
"Of
one
munlpIrvalitlM
of
the
MtVaWUon.
be
PrmlUd
to
dip
into
the
After
all,
the
annual
statement
told
W
tW
runds-
As
it
U.
the
fhAn-if
the'W.
-
t-
j
hvdro-eleclrlc
fund
is
strictly
not
Aid.
Casey
Aid.
Caaej
admitted
that
he
did
noi,
jsee
that
the
council
had
much
of
a
chance
to
carry
ion.
It
had
become
a
victim
of
circumstances.
The
city's
creditors
could
not
be
saU-flald
and
Its
eblieattons
could
not
high
as
be
paid,
The
city
council
he
ha,
$
lievediad
riot
exercised
iU
resouK
yw
91
cec
as
fully
as
It
might
have
in
warding
oft
the
present
situation.
It
might
have
followed
up
-a
move
ftjhlch
had
been
instituted
by
the
1032
council
whereby
the
hydro-eltetrie
trust
fund
of
$141X100,
by
application
to
the
provincial
govern
ment
for
permtston,
might
hayeJ
become
available
to
pay
pressing
obligations
this
year.
The
majority
ol
this
year's
council
had
felt
Ujjft
this
would
not
be
good
businew-rt
View
with
which
he
(Aid.
Cosoyj
did
not
agree.
If
this
money
bp
been
used
till
the
taxes
started
coming
in,
the
receiver
might
he(ve'ben
forestalled.
In
another
year
the
city
might
be
able
to
collect
enough
revenue
to
meet
Its
obligations.
However.
U
was
too
late
now
and
it
appeared
that
the
only
thing
was
Jo
"Jtt
her.
gj"
hy
iupporUng
the
Idea
p
a
commissioner.
1
.
Aid.
Basso-Bert
mentioned
the
possjhiv
that,
once
the
mill
rate
.was
sck.
the
Canadian
National
MANURE
-
For
Sale
$2.00
a
Load
Dpnoinioii
Dairy
iniaO.
today
which,
if
a
matter
of
great
regret
to
me.
By
tampering
with,
trust
funds
is
a
sure
way
of
gating
into
t,rou,ble."
The
city
council,
the
mayor.
shopld
exercise
the
greatest
care,
to
;
tee
tj)at
taxes
should
not
be
made
to
be
confiscatory
or
the
;
the
people,
and,
he
could
see,
ao
way
ln
which
thjs.
council
i
mlht
now
obviate
this.
Aid.
Casey
felt
that
the
council
should
sit
in
committee
of
the
whole
before
finally
disposing
of
the
BasM-Bert
motion
so'
that
ail!
the
members
of
the
board
might
have
an
intimate
knowledge
ot
the
financial
position.
Mayor
Stephens
said
that
members
ef
the
council
had
already
had
ample
opportunity
to
acquaint
UMhiselves
with
the
facts.
Nothing
had
beerChald
back.
Even
tonieht
till
rales;:,
achate
ftdd
been
aban-
ipned
lriiemer
to
give
opportunity
for
tree
and
full
discussion.
'
In.
prevl9us
years.
Aid.
Ruddw-ham
atjaed.
there
had
always
been
?qmmlttee
of
the
whole
meetings
7P
th
estimates
and
flnanoes
Ren-
erauy.
He
thought
it
would
be
a
tqod
idea
to
have,
a
meeting
ot
yiu
juna
now.
Aid.
PJllsbury
also
felt
thai,
a
committee
of
the
whole
mqeljng.
thbuld
be
held.
Elrjally,
It
was
decided
to
dejr
the
vote
on
the
Basso-Bert
rosolii-ilon.
the
council
resolving,
itself
fold
committee
to
once,
again,
dej've
into
the
consolidated
estimates
and
the
general
financial
posjtlon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Chrfjtlnscn
and
dauahter
at
Bella
Ooola,
After
a
vUU.
to
the
city,
sailed
on
the.
Venture
thW
morning
for
Vic
toria
where
they
will
pay
a
visit.!
Mr
Christlnsen
is
a
well
known
Delia
Coola
merchant.
F?5J
BAPTIST
CHURCfa
V.
Vaujlun
Davies,
OrganUt
Morning
Worship.
1.1
am..
8pecial
Easter
Service
The
Sunday
School
will
meet
with
the
Chtuch
and
SDMlal
miyjcal
numbers
will
be
given
by
the
different
detrtoinU
The
Sermon
Theme:
"THE
DAWN
00008
TOXiORROW
The
ordinance
ot
Baptism
at
the
elose
of
the
sentee
Evening
Service
at
7:30.
There
will
be
a
brie
iilsengi
by
the
Pastor,
and
special
Bister
Millie.
.
The
Lenten
Drama
"Release"
will
be
reeled.
.
You
are
cordially
invited
to
all
service
FIRST
UNITED
CHURGH,
Itev.
C.
I).
Clarke.
Pastor
,
EASTER
SBTIVICBS
l.
li
AAIH
The
Junior
Choir
Hu.JmuJL
I
11
I
1
.
f
'I
7
PM.,
The
Orgait
Wiss
S.
Olafsen.
A&M
V
7:30
PAL
Anthem:
"OodLoved
the
WorkL"
Solo:
"There
la
a
Oreen
Hill."
Mrs.
P,
0.
Mffier.
Solo:
"Open
the
Oates
of
Uie
Tempk,
m.VS-VtoUji
Solo:
"Largo,"
Mr.
B,
Cameiwp;
7
WOJWIIIP
and
REJOICE
With
U,
57?,
v"
ANDREWS
"
CATHEDRAL
-"
(fjlurch
of
finglamir"
T-
Vf
ry
Rev.
J.
It.
Oihson,
Deajn
p
'
.V
Oreankt
I'clcr
Lien
Choir
Conductor
A.
J.
Lancaster!.'
,
8
A.M
Holv
Communion
fr
i1
11
rnlng.
Prayer
arid
Holy
frrfcUfntdn
Anthejnf
"JB6US
IS
RiSErf-,
"
2:30
PJ4..
Children5
Service
'
i
Address
by
Miss
E.
Lennox
M.D,
Len
of
ferine;
will
be
presented
at
thia
srvlre
7:30
P.M..
Evening
I?myer.and
Sernrfn
'
AnUiem.
"OOD
so
loved
the
worm)'
Special
Easter
Musjc
WwM
(HMtw
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CURfiU
Minllcr,
lt;v.
V.
l,
(iranl
UoliiiyiwrUi,
UrganLst,
JqJiii,
E.
Javcj'
U
AAI..
Sermon
Subject.
"INTIMATIONS
OF
LM
MORTALITY
'
The
Sacrament
of
Bajptism
will
be
adrnln
layered
at
this
service
12
14,
Sunday
School
'
12:30,
Wevlew
Sunday
Schl
r
7:30
PJ.L.
Sermon
Subject.
OOD.
DjXY.
nMQjtyJpxr
'
(The
three
greatest
words
In
the
vocaatary
of
may
MUSIC
.
v
Morning
Chorus:
"Blossom
Bella,"
sojoia.
Miss
Mftcotle
Jabour
Chorus:
"Sabbath
B1U."
Solo:
"Your
Lord
is
Risen"
WI).
May
Betty
K&tfL
Evening
Solo:
"Open
the
Gates
of
the
Temple"
iapp).
Mrs.
II
N.
Broeklesby.
Anthem:
"What
Are
These?"
iSta
inert.
Soto:
"The
Heater."
Miss
R,
Wood.
Duet:
"Love
Divine"
8talner,
bleMn
A.
Tens:
anjl
John
E.
Davey.
AU
visitors
welcome
'
INSPIRATION
IN
Word,
Poem
and
Song
ASTER
...
a
day
on
which
we
coniinomorato
E,
y
the
resurrection
of
Christ,
i
one
of
the
two
moat
inspu
iuK
days
in
the
Hfe
of
man.
.
.
.
The
other
day
is
Christmas,
when
we
observe
the
a.njii-
versary
of
the
hjrth
of
the
CbrUt
child
Easter
i
ahyays
paxtkiwtrly
inspiring
because
all
nature
j?m
tQ
Ve
in
accord
as
li(e
burvts
forth
in
even-form
to
teach
again
the
omnipotence
of
Divine
Love.
...
So
come
to
church
Sunday
.
.
.
your
favorite
churxh.
...
Be
inspired
by
the
word
of
tnitli
you
wiU
Var
in
(Ucourse,
in
poem
and
in
ong
Hear
nfrnin,
refresh
ratoory
and
instill
faith
within
your
hrt
9
yoyr
oneness
with
our
creator.
.
.
.
The
pjowqr
tht
rolled
the
stoae
away
ip
eteninl
and
is
stilt
(JfeoUve
today
for
the
sons
of
Oml
who
rely
iMion
Him.
Through
the
dark
days
of
depression
the
churches
?'t
Prince
Uupert
have
stood
forth
as
boicon
l.iUits
or
the
discouraged
ami
the
weary.
The
church
e
havo
pj'Qvetl
anew
how
esoential
they
are
in
the
lives
olf
man.
.
.
.
The
churches
of
Ilnce
Rupert
will
foa-ttire
special
Easter
programs
tliis
Sunday,
AprfJ
10,
and
through
the
means
of
thoie
printed
wortU
wr-djbjjly
Invite
you
to
join
them
in
their
fervice.
.
.
.
Resolve
now
to
attend
church
Easter
Sunday.
Your
Church'
Invites
Ypu
LOCAL
NEWS
Miss
Ailetn
Pal
more
arrived
on
Thursday
rights
train
from
Her
cahoot
teaching
duties
at
Terrace
to
spend
the
Easter
vara
loo
at
her
home
here.
Miss
MT
Mrtin
of
Booth
Mem-ostM
h0ol
leaehlng
suit
sailed
Thwajf
night
on
the
ss.
Prince
Oeorgf
to
snend
the
Baster
vacation
in.
Vancouver.
,
pan
nniTwughs.
who
has
been
in
tte
cfoi
for
the
past
week
or
so
on
btuintas,
sailed,
by
the
Prfnosss
Ad-clajd
last
night
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Blwopd
Brooks
of
Terrace
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
interior
on
Thursday
night's
train
arid
sail-
w
later
on
the
steamer
Prince
oeorge
ror
a
trip
to
van
Oliver.
Mrs
R.
S.
Sargent
apd
daughter,
Marcaret.
arrived
in
the
eit.
nn
Thuday's
train
from
Hlton
a-ji
waj
spend
a
week
visiting
bee
with
Miss
Mary
Sargent
an
Mlaa
Barbeau.
Robert
C.
Oosie,
who
has
been
here
for
the
past
few
days
In
connection
with
Oceanic
cannery
in
which
he
Is
interested,
sa)li
by
the
Princess
Adelaide
last
night
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Advertise
ln
the
Dally
Newt
Director
of
Fish
Station
Was
Speaker
D
0.
Finn,
director
ot
th
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
was
Uie
speaker
at
the
regular
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
Club
on
Thursday,
lie
dealt
Interestingly
with
refrigeration
work
being
carried
pn
at
Uie
station,
describing
a
new
and
lighter
type
of
"frjceaer"
wiiin
h
ii
rxpecica
io
maice
troaen
sblpmentaof
fish
by
freight
President
O
A
Wland
was
In
the
chair.
Halibut
Aiyaji
ifii.ipyy
American
Baltic,
HfiOAt
c
and
3c.
Ooyi
morage.
.Qsnadjan,
White
H0p,
JO,
OoapdjSc,
Col
Amerjpnrj.
Fr.enor)t,
1090,
4,3c
and
2c.
BooUi
Fleiifrias.
IIOPTBALI,
GfiifrKWim
Owing
to
the
inclement
wea
titer,
the
exhibition
football
game
whch
it
whs
planned
to
play
yeitcrday
afr
ternoon
between
rtegtmcnt
an0
Canadian.
Lrcton
senior
Uoms
as
a
season
s
9PhJ,
yaj,,cf
Hfd
off,
UJfwi
.'KTi-pi.
i,.
A'fhj
W
the
tt
Irit4sclies.
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Irkxlif
puin.
;in.
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yttu've
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oao
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