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Monday,
December
17,
1934
BUILDING
NEW
CHURCHES
Last
week
we
told
of
the
laying
of
the
corner
stone
of
a
new
church
at
Port
Simpson.
New
churches
are
also
being
built
at
Kitkatla
and
on
the
Naas
River.
This
would
seem
to
indicate
a
religious
revival
in
the
native
villages
of
this
part
of
the
country.
A
great
feature
of
the
religious
services
in
the
villages
is
music
The
natives
on
this
part
of
the
coast
are
great
musicians
and
they
choose
very
largely
the
oratorios
written
,
by
the
great
composers
as
their
means
of
expression.
It
is
a
wonderful
art
and
means
much
to
people
who
are
isolated
to
a
great
extent
and
who
have
little
opportunity
of
visiting
the
larger
cities
and
enjoying
the
occasional
concerts
which
are
given
there.
The
new
churches
will
be
centres
of
musical
culture
as
well
as
religion.
Plans
are
made
for
the
installation
of
pipe
organs
and
the
leaders
in
the
churches
are
usually
leaders
in
musical
education.
Surely
other
churches
might
learn
a
lesson
from
this
work
that
is
beintr
carried
nn
hv
the
natives.
It
must
be
a
great
pleasure
to
the
people
to
fee
that
they
are
worshipping
in
a
building
erected
with
ineir
own
hands,
usiner
an
ortran
naid
for
bv
the
nrnr
eerls
of
their
own
labor
and
joining
in
music
which
is
the
high-
kSviFAl,ressio
oi
aevoiion
man
nas
yet
conceived.
.
Wm
AW'
MUST
HAVE
ANCESTORS
The
return
of
Hon.
T.
A.
Crerar
to
the
Liberal
fold
reminds
us
again
of
the
statement
made
by
Upton
Sinclair
when
telling
why
he
joined
the
Democratic
party
that
in
order
to
win
a
party
must
have
ancestors.
The
Progressives
broke
from
the
Liberals
and
made
a
great
stir
but
they
did
not
arrive.
They
wandered
in
the
political
wilderness
for
a
time
but
now
they
seem
to
be
merging
back
into
the
two
old
parties.
They
had
no
political
ancestors.
So
with
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens.
He
has
mnrlp
ninfp
a
cHr
but
he
still
gives
allegiance
to
the
Conservative
party
if
not
10
its
leader.
Should
he
break
away
and
remain
detached
he
will
find
himself
in
a
group
without
political
ancestors
and
the
probability
is
he
will
be
re-allying
himself
with
one
of
the
old
parties
after
a
period
of
skirmishintr
alone.
HARD
TO
REALIZE
It
is
"difficult
to
realize
that
the
first
flight
of
a
heavier-
ii.hiij;
inatiiuii:
tuurv
piUCU
JUSL
Ifliriy1
one
years
atro
when
Orville
Wrio-ht
rnvorerl
tha
vomnvU
able
distance
of
one
hundred
and
twentv
feet.
The
nlnno
which
was
Tmlt
of
bamboo
poles
and
linen,
was
powered
With
a
forty
horsepower
motor
with
a
top
speed
of
forty
miles
an
hour.
Two
hundred
miles
an
hour
in
nmv
rommnn
nnd
five
.hundred
horsepower
motors
are
carried,
two
in
intuit,
xmcaujr
tuu
wuiiu
is
uucommg
air-minaeu.
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Grain
Ship
Here
Confirmed
New-inxton
in
From
Lansira
Britih
Trawler
Earning
Confirmation
has
been
received
United
Kingdom
or
Continent
from
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
local
elevator.
The
vessel
Is
due
here
on
or
about
January
A.
The
C.
P.
R.
coast
freighter
Nootka
last
week
took
a
cargo
of
paper
from
Ocean
Falls
to
Vancouver
for
transshipment
to
the
Oriental
market.
With
a
light
list
of
passengers,
C.
R.
steamer
Princess
Norah.
Capt.
William
Palmer,
arrived
In
port
at
1:15
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
south
and
sailed
an
hour
later
for
Skagway
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
is
scheduled
to
return
here
Thursday
afternoon
southbound.
The
vessel
was
delayed
in
coming
north
by
making
a
special
call
at
Union
Bay
to
load
coal
for
Skagvay.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
James
Findlay,
arrived
in
port
at
6:30
last
evening
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
8
pm
for
Anyox,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
will
return
here
tomor
row
morning
and
sail
at
1:30
pjn.
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
Ernest
D.
Cornelius,
well
known
on
the
southern
runs,
has
now
as-
Timed
duty
as
purser
of
the
steamer
Princess
Norah
on
the
Alaska
route,
relieving
P.
A.
Hole
who
is
ashore
in
Vancouver
on
vacation
Lighthouse
tender
Newtngtoo,
Capt.
Harry
Ormlston.
returned
to
port
at
5:30
last
evening
from
a
week-end
trip
to
Langara
Island
She
brought
over
N.
Randall,
wire
less
operator
at
Langara.
who
is
leaving
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
vacation
trip
to
Vfc
toria.
Sailing
from
here
at
her
regular
time
at
10
o'clock
next
Friday
night.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide.
will
speed
up
her
voyage
so
as
to
arrive
in
Vancouver
at
9
o'clock
lunday
night
instead
of
7:30
Mon
day
morning,
the
regular
Ume.
Coming
north
on
December
28,
the
vessel
will
leave
Vancouver
at
mid
night
instead
of
9
p.m.
This
will
give
'isitors
to
Vancouver
for
Christmas
using
the
Princess
Adelaide
a
longer
tay
In
the
southern
city.
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospltc
disbusements
for
the
month
of
No-
mber
totalled
$3312.07.
according
to
report
of
the
finance
committee.
3
D.
Macdonald.
chairman,
presen-
i
ii
the
regular
monthly
meeting
Friday.
There
were
1507
hospital
iys
during
the
month
at
a
cost
per
hospital
diem
of
$2.53.
There
are
1600
British
trawlers
operating
today
according
to
pub
'ished
figures.
The
average
wage
of
i
British
trawler
hand
Is
$14
58
per
seek
and
skippers
$63.18
per
week.
I
la
Iceland
trips
skippers
some-
lmes
received
SI
45.30
per
week
Last
year
67
trawlers
were
lost
with
J7
men.
They
do
say
that,
if
we
had
a
good
Walter
Wlnchell
hereabouts,
he
could
dig
up
an
interesting
romance
concerning
one
of
the
prominent
citizens
of
Cow
Bay
who
has
been
usually
regarded
as
a
staid
old
"batch."
However,
the
longer
they
wait,
the
harder
they
fall,
'tis
said.
The
Whiff
Man
was
denied
further
Information
as
to
Identity,
etc.
A
wire
received
this
morning
att
the
offices
of
the
Union
Steamship
Co.
here
announced
that
the
steamer
Cardena
would
sail
from
here
at
6
o'clock
Friday
evening
of
this
week
on
her
special
Christmas
sailing
Instead
of
at
8
p.m.
as
pre
viously
announced.
The
vessel
U
due
to
arrive
in
Vancouver
early
Sunday
afternoon.
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
service
boat
Pachena
returned
to
port
last
night
with
a
local
hunting
party
following
a
two-day
trip
to
Khutzamateen
and
Kwlnlmass.
The
party
consis
ted
of
Capt.
W.
P.
Armour.
A.
R.
Nl
chois,
F.
A.
MacCallum,
J.
A.
Lind
say,
W.
O.
Fulton,
W.
M.
Blackstock.
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson,
John
McKay
andl
C.
C.
Mills.
Weather
was
really
tod'
For
the
East-
Monday,
Dtmnbe:
no
u.vu.1
rswi
;7?j
Hundred
Dollars
Reached
by
Fund
Many
Will
be
Disappointed
Unless
More
Cash
is
Received
for
Saltation
Array
Hampers
The
sum
of
one
hundred
dollars
H
kun
-
-
-
l.
all
atn
t
a
tnr
at
local
offices
of
the
Alberta
Wheat
i
-
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,
,
,
Pool
of
reports
published
early
las
Ct!
r,the
'3-"
week
thathe
Reardon-Smlth
Une
nI
,
t
but
hare
not
yet
got
steamer
Bradburn
has
been
char-i
tered
for
January
loading
ft
the'rfj
-
hit
many
children
will
be
dteap-'
pointed
on
Christmas
Day.
That
jj
would
raar
the
whole
festival.
Last
week
a
donation
that
was
entered
-M
anonymous
should
have
been
Credited
to
Mrs.
G.
A.
Woodland
.'5
Folic
wing
are
other
donations
re-
j
eeiTfd:
Previously
acknowledged
Mrs
T
C.
Wilding
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergtn
T.
H.
J
L
Rayner
Mondays;
Wednesdays
and
Fri
days
5:30
pjn.
From
the
Fast
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Satur-
line
to
make
for
the
best
of
hunting
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Chancellor
Hitler's
Special
In
Ac
cident
at
Level
Cnminr
Fourteen
Are
Killed
BERLIN.
Dec
17
Fourteen
per
sons
were
killed
at
the
week-end
when
a
special
train,
on
which
Chancellor
Adolph
Hitler
was
returning
from
Bremen
where
he
had
officiated
at
the
launching
of
a
new-
liner,
crashed
into
a
passenger-laden
motortms
at
a
level
crossing.
Several
others
were
Injured.
The
Nazi
chieftain
was
merely
shaken
up.
C.
N.
R.
Trains
!
(TRAIN
HITS
g
MOTOR
BUSl
PRE
BBiB.BBIBtBKa
to
at
to
visit
la
Victoria.
Jack
Cace.
son
of
Dr.
tnd
Mrs
J
P.
Cade,
arrived
home
on
the'
j
Princess
Norah
yeiterday
from
his
i
studies
at
the
University
of
Brt-lS
1A.IC
tilth
Columbia
in
Vancouver
to
!
soend
therhriitrrUs
afld'NeVYear
vacation
nere.
but.
nevertheless,
the
party
bagged,
Archie
Thompson
arrived
horn-
two
geese
and
about
forty
ducks,
jon
the
Prince
Norah
yeaterdavi
The
goose
geuer
were
waiver
:
rrem
hU
studies
at
she
University
Blackstock
and
Charlie
MMs
who
!
of
Britih
Columbia
In
Vancouver
to
',
Z
both
modestly
admit
that.
If
they
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Year,
-had
been
better
shots,
they
would
vacation
with
his
parents.
Mr
and
"
have
had
a
boaUoad
of
honkers,
i
Mrs.
J.
H.
Thompson.
I
;
!
a
Capt.
Pete
Byme
returned
to
port
Sergeant
O.
H.
Oreenwood.
whoj
this
morning
with
the
Helen
II,
arrived
in
the
eity
last
week
from
'
bringing
in
a
load
of
flatfish
for
the
Grand
Forks,
will
assume
his
du-Bacon
Fisheries.
tics
today
as
new
chief
of
the
citv
detachment
of
the
provincial
po-
Capt.
Pete
Thompson
returned
to
lice.
Sergeant
and
Mrs.
Greenwood
port
at
the
week-end
with
his
hall-
have
taken
up
residence
on
Elev-but
boat
White
Hope
from
a
trip
to
enth
Street
in
the
house
formerly
i
Vancouver.
While
away,
he
had
occupied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
overhaul
work
carried
out
on
the
Woods
who
have
moved
to
Sixth
vessel.
Avenue
and
Tavlor
Street.
PALE,
PEPLESS
GIRL
BECAME
PRETTY
..'
AND
WASN'T
SHE
PLEASED!
It
ill
happened
is
SO
Aii!
In
Noreober
the
girl
wai
pile.
niTniown
and
larked
vitality.
Wright
tobnormal;
onlr
01
V,
IU.
Her
blutxl,
when
teMed.
was
f.ond
to
b
low
in
red
rurrmiiHe
and
lower
Kli
ll-ln
kqeiaqfUibln,
the
red
aubulaore
in
the
red
rvrpooei-ii.
Kbe
wit
nit
en-
a
SO-dj
treatment.
And
what
a
bappy
tbanr
took
place
!
She
uained
nine
pound
add
her
complexion
slowed
with
roty
bralth.
IIr
fare
rounded
out
and
the
became
ponitlrely
prettjr.
The
treatment
ai
nhown
by
a
wrond
blood
tet
had
ireatly
in-creawd
the
red
corjioM-le
and
haemKlobin
In
her
Mid,
conw-luently
he
frit
and
loukn
radiantly
writ.
The
preparation
ti.
worked
then
wondera
waa
Dr.
William'
I'ink
PilU.
Tli
i
famou
old
remrdy
restore
health
In
a
moat
ronitrnrtir
way.
We
know
that
the
blood
carriea
nourUhment
and
vitality
to
rtery
part
of
the
body.
Uut
tmlee
the
blood
haa
a
aaftV-ient
number
of
reil
rort'UM-Ini
and
red
colouring
anbalanee
railed
haemoglobin,
it
eannot
carry
on
it
Vital
work.
It
i
here
that
Ir.
WiUUnw'
I'ink
Pilla
pniflure
ronatrurtire
bnefiti.
Thl
remedy
Inrreai,
In
moat
a-en.
Uitb
the
red
ronmaclea
and
the
bartuoglobin.
Itlood
trata
prore
it
!
Oood
lofika
ami
jood
bealtb
are
too
preciooa
to
nejlect
or
exprl-mi-nt
with.
If
your
feellnta
and
your
mirror
tell
you
that
you
are
uti(er-lKht,
tirroiia.
aallow.
eaaily
tired
Out--ake
thU
tmtnl
reo.nl;
lr
Wtlliauia'
link
I'illa.
for
30
day,
a
the
g-lrl
mentioned
l.re
liit.
Then
rhrk
np
on
Uaaty
and
baalth
you
hare
tli".
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prim
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811k
and
novelty
wool
boxed
.
FULL-FASIIIONLIi
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crepea.
chiffons
vice
and
service
In
novelty
boxes
8
ONLY
TOWEL
SI.TS
Re,
value
Wi
$1.5
Special
RAYON
l'ANTEES
Lace
trimmed
and
tailored,
three
pair
for
SOFTEE
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small,
medium
and
large
Coats
Raincoats
Dresses
Lingerie
Hosiery
Scarves
Handkerchiefs
Pillow
Slips
Crib
Blankets
Shoes
Crib
Set
Bridge
Slippers
Knitted
Suits
Blouses
Kimona.s
Cloves
Sheet
Sets
la
XMAS
DOLLAR
DAY
Tuesday;
December
18th.
1
mirror
acta
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$1.00
serr.
81.00
81.00
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Annette
Ladies'
Wear
Co.
THE
STORE
OF
THE
BETTER
DRESSED
FOR
LESS
LOCAL
NEWS
Miss
Jean
Wimbles
returned
at
the
week-end
to
her
home
in
Prince
George
after
spending
a
few
days
vWUng
here
as
the
auest
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
M.
A.
Burbank.
SP
Mrs.
Frank
Boyle,
wile
of
the
territorial
auditor
of
Alaska,
was
a
ptvsenter
aboard
the
Princess
m
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
return-
ing
to
her
home
In
Juneau
after
a
With
$5.00
Spent
We
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1
Doll
Free
With
$10.00
Spent
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Roasters
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Orders
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Filled
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HARDWARE
Co.
Ltd.
Drawer
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Trlephone
111
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