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you
tan
pay
little
or
milch,
there
is
a
f
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wear
gift
to
sliit
yoitr
pocket
or
purpose.
S
Even
if
your
friei'dsor
loved
ones
have
a
pair
they
g
I
will
welcome
a
new
pair.
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not
solve
your
gift
problems
with
f
ootwear
or
"
i
a
pair
of
slippers
frohi
us?
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19,
1934
STEADY
IMPROVEMENT
Those
who
read
the
classics
and
compare
conditions
as
outlined
therein
with
the
conditions
obtaining
today
will
note
lhat
While
there
is
in
the
world
today
the
same
sort
of
kifldllness
and
the
same
Wickedness,
people
today
are
not
generally
as
bad
as
they
wereand
there
is
more
of
a
spirit
of
helpfulness
everywhere.
There
is
at
least
a
pleasant
Veneer
as
a
result
of
civilization.
Today
it
is
more
fashionable
to
be
kind
than
it
was
and
this
spirit
of
kindliness
is
spreading
into
every
walk
of
life
including
business
ahd
industry.
The
Ottawa
inquiry
shows
that
there
are
plenty
of
men
and
women
who
are
willing
to
take
advantage
of
the
con
ditioivof
their
less
fortunate
neighbors
to
make
profits
out
of
them
under
most
Undesirable
conditionsThfe
interest
taken
iri
the
inquiry
and
the
hostility
shown
to
those
who
are
not
doing
the
fair
thing
With
their
employees
indicate
that
there
is
a
general
improvement
in
the
moral
sense
of
the
people
Public
opinion
is
against
wrong-doing
and,
as
a
general
rule,
strongly
With
those
who
wish
to
do
the
right
thing.
The
difficulty
is
that
the
public
is
easily
deceived
and
is
apt
to
be
changeable.
.
,
.
JOINT
STOCK
COMPANY
PERFIDIES
The.
danger
in
our
modern
system
is
that
a
joint
stock
.company
will
do
what
an
Individual
capitalist
would
riot
BTO
doing.
We
haVe
been
told
that
the
corporation
has
Pntff
6W,
and
to
a
reat
exteriULiright
Peopljvho
work
for
a
big
corporation
do
not
get
thai
personal
contact
with
the
people
who
actually
control
arid
who
delHahd
divi-(lends.
The
result
is
that
managers
and
foremen
and
others
carry
out
lines
of
policy
which
under
ordinary
circumstances
would
prove
abhorrent.
They
have
to
live,
they
say,
and
for
that
reason
they
yield
to
the
pressure
from
ttbove
and
blaiiie
everything
on
the
system.
DUTY
OF
Til
STATU
In
vjew
of
the
rapacity
of
some,
it
becomes
necessarv
.
"
""'""i
ui
vaiuiuci
ami
tne
.
.
.
prime
ministers
,
of
most
of
the
provinces
and
also
the
prospective
prime
minister
are
all
agreed
on
the
general
irincip
e.of-pl;otecting
the
Weak
from
the
strong
through
eglsJatidn
and
governmental
action.
It
is
not
a
new
policy
nit
is
being,
extended
jn
new
directions.
.Such
legislation
as
the
various
factory
acts,
the
laws
restMing
hours
of
labor,
th6
sacredness
of
holidays,
the
minimum
wage
laws
all
arc
cxdhiples
of
state
Intervention.
The
difficulty
is
that
laws
are
Hot
ahvavs
enfnvpnri
nnri
not
workable.
An
aroused
public
opinion,
will
graduallv
bring
about
better
conditions.
People
have
to
be
educated
Individually
and
ih
the
mass
in
order
that
they
niav
be
MiuuBiii,
tu
a
iciuwjiuiuu
oi
me
nceus
oi
numanity.
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
,V
Mi'
it'
CHURCH
IS
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
1
iPl
New
Edifice
at
Port
Esingtoh
S'amed
Pierce
Memorial
In
llbnor
Of
Veteran
Missionary
PORT
ESSINQTON,
Dec.
19:
Dedication
took
place
here
a
tew
days
ago
of
the
new
United
Church
replacing
that
which,
with
the
mis
sion
house
and
church
hall,
was
destroyed
by
lire
early
in
the
year.
The
dedicatory
service
was
in
charge
of
Rev.
Dr.
S.
S.
Osterhout
of
Vancouver,
superintendent
ol
missions
for
British
Columbia,
assisted
by
heir.
Frank
Bushfield
and
Rev.
R.
J.
Love
(Port
Simpson)
and
M.
Bolton
and
L.
Starr.
The
church
was
given
the
name
Pierce
Memor-1
ial
In
honor
of
the
lorlg
yars
Of
Simpson
brought
the
village
and
the
visitors.
Letters
of
greeUrig
were
read
from
the
var
ious
heads
of
the
United
Church
In
the
presbytety.
conference
ahd
the
church
In
Canada.
Rev.
W.
II.
Pierce,
missionary
for
many
years
Ill
health.
A
special
thanksgiving
offering!
i.
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t
ii
,
ii
1
i
r..
ineivew
ure
snoot
in
uunweii
upcncu
up
ouim:
Interesting.
Kdtts
llrfgardirtK
(iranby
IJiji
Missouri
Men
(Jo
South
The
management
of
the
Duhwell
Mines
Ltd.,
the
manager
of
which,
L.
S.
Davidson,
was
here
yesterday
afternoon
bound
for
Vancouver",
reports
having
jilst
Opened
a
shout
of
very
fine
ore,
showing
both
native"
silver
and
argentine
us
well
ns
good
gold
vnlues
on
the
north
drift
of
No.
3
level.
The
Coastwise
Steamship
&
Barge
Co.'s
freighter
tiritfeo
a
few
days
ago
leftH'1
.Jl
'"
1
."'
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'"j
Sltwatt
with
a
cargo
of
420
tbns
of
Columbia
lnVestniehtt
ate!
Ahyox,"
Duhwell
bre
for
the
Anyox
shielter.
sla.OdD.CdO:
Cassidy
(fcollleryi.
$2,:
.
OCO.000;
Allenby.
$5,000,000.
A
factor;
L.
E.
Williams
of
the
Domlnloh
lhat
has
advanced
the
sutpenslon
Bridge
Co.
has
been
at
Premier
the
nt
thc
Unlted
states
tllt
of
last
few
days
In
connection
wlth'out.
ttnis
t
pound
on
imported1
I
uw
cuusirucuon
oi
uw
new
power
COnDer.
it
has
made
It
impracticable
,
civiue
veil
u
v
nrv.
tv
.
ii.
ririLc.
i
n
...
t
i
t
.
now
retired
from
the
mlhlslrv
and
V
,
1
.
.
7
tb
UU
Hit
flreg
bf
the
mine.
Due
ta
Wiltlsi
!S
0t
SlHJCtal
SM
to
be'ht5
the
tariff.
Ihfc
company
must
sell
A
delegation
of
elders
and
offl
topbfr
at
about
ic
per
pound
cials
of
the
United
Church
of
Port1
rw,..
'
hl?
h
.
,0er
than
the
cost
of
vsainttio
wiaitaiii.
luouitiu
ui
iit-nHntlhM
TTift
rnmntnVI
nttltnHo
greetings
ana
,-
i,,,
u.,
-mimb
m
.,!'.
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.
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V
"
made
a
presentation
of
hymhatles
rt7
tT,
to
the
congregation,
the
Port
Es
?
"S
,
t
fllSttittit)opPe
Mount
n
ptoperly.
It
U
slngton
Band
participated
hi
all
b"
,nsPtlonal.ul1"-
,plalhed,
U
enllrtly
different
from
services.
The
choir,
under
the
lead
,,
Wkt
,
A
;
n"
.Anox"
Mwn,n
01
ershlp
of
Mrs.
Bushtleld
rtndeted
AhVh
Mouhtain
depends
entirely
anther
and
fecial
tnusl,
it
J
fSS
ZmSI
et
'
bH
lhP
JW
market,
composed
of
the
native
ybuhS
UoM
fayS
Korlhiest
Milling,
pub-
fed
James
foreman
mllie
at
the
of
the
t.
people
village.
Mrs.
J
4hed
,H
skflhe.
w
tbmmeHUhK
I
bT
u,?'
Burthlll,
wife
of
the
rnlSi
previous
uijtt
th6
b,ty
of
lM
Gftftby
who
had
trained
nrou.le
nomc
al
Kimberiey
the
choir
sloriary.
r
M.i4,ttHnrri
hfc
th
M
u
f
thtre
In
1933
lt
!
for
the
ChHstmas
and
New
Yeat
to
slnfr
the
bnehln
antHerrt
at
the
,
.
tne
9
8
L
fei.
1
i
am"erti
had
mote
than
1000
mtn
oh
a
pay-
hoildaV
"r'r.0"'
season
.Emmo
Fmlllo
and
ana
EuRen,
Fuoenlo
dedication
service
was
present.
iui
.uih
The
ntevlobs
eVeiiihe
Im
VII
ate
r"
"""J."
I
l7L:
bantwo.
tne
lauer
carpenter
nre-
ntfta
ftMJh
hoatnf
anrl
rhhiM.
.
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.
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,
.
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a
...
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&
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,
n.
south
for
the
Mid.,
a.
r
r
,
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.
7
;
.
.
:
mere
is
smciier
accommoaauon
10
b.M
nn,..
.,tn..
m.
triahy
yeats
Orahby
was
the
largest
producer
of
copper
in
the
British
Empire
with
a
million
pounds
or
copper
since
it
began
it
opera-
m
ron
iiiKuin,
vziii
n
,tlons
,n
Brltlsh
Columbia
In
1900.
at
being
unable
to
attend
through
nrtflltlon
t,
nrorfn(.M
oR!ionn
ounces
or
gold
and
13.000,000
ounces
of
silver.
Since
opening
In
wa
wn
at
an
services
10
oe
given
i8U
the
Anyox
mlne
haJ
produced
lu
w.c
imaoiuimiy
aim
"muHCHiincc
135.000
OUnctS
Of
gold,
7.000.000
fund.
The
offering
with
subsequent
sllver
ounces
ot
660ioo.coo
pound?
subscriptions
wa,
very
gratifying
to
Lf
copper
extraci
whlch
jt
hose
who
look
forward
to
the
fu-!treated
24i00o.000
tons
of
ore.
Or-
iuic
ana
see
in
me
congregation
ai
Port
Essingtori
a
strong
unit
In
ad-
vanclng
the
work
of
the
church.
Sunday
evening
service
took
the
form
of
an
Induction
when
Rev.
F.
Bushfield
was
Inducted
Into
his
pastoral
charge
by
Rev.
R.
J.
Love
for
the
Presbytery
of
Prince
Rupert.
Dr.
Osterhout
gave
the
charge
to
the
minister
and
Mr.
Love
the
charge
to
the
congregation.
It
was
felt
at
this
service
that
a
bond
was
strengthened
between
the
pastor
and
his
congregation
and
that
they
would
together
go
farward
to
new
fields
of
service
In
Its
Influence
In
the
future.
At
the
time
of
the
destruction
bf
the
old
church,
the
most
of
the
furniture
from
all
buildings
was
saved.
Fortunately
insurance
was
carried
by
the
Home
Mission
Board
and
the
possibility
of
rebuilding
was
early
taken
Into
consideration.
Rev.
Frank
Bushfield
was
appointed
to
thfc
charge
July
1,
1934
anti,
on
hla
arrival,
plans
were
immediately
begun
for
rebuilding.
With
the
co-operation
of
the
Home
Mission
Board
arid
local
help
the
resiilt
has
befch
a
very
pretty
little
churdh
well
suited
to
the
needs
of
the
COFFEE
De
Luxe
Served
at
All
Time
of
Day
or
Night
Always
fresh
Using
the
Sllex
method
Doing
away
wholly
with
metal
taste,
stale
flavor.
Healthful
and
Invigorating.
Commodore
Cafe
check
Your
tuning
dial
Stations
heard
on
tonight's
reception,
not
on
correct
dial
setting,
will
indicate
that
vour
radio
heedd
adjusting.
Phone
Blue
320
for
particulars.
SUPERIOR
RADIO-ELECTRIC
than
at
Bltf
Missouri
have
also
left
Danquet
ana
reception.
Addresses
hflhrtiMhl
voltimc
h,.Hn
lom
th.
!"
:
rv
"HV.'r".
.
were
given
by
the
leading
men
Irf,
'J
Tl
rriwm
r
ilTI.u
.
L
r.ZZtY,
.
winwr
wnne
i.
l
nomas
ana
itooen
,UT
wJT
Z
.
i
lm
TS
Corrle
have
Utt
for
'
Vancouver,
and
Orahby
Point
5.98T
tons.
For,
R.
It.
Turnbull.
assayer
at
the
United
Empire
mine,
has
left
Stew.
art
for
Vancouver
to
pend
the
Christmas
holiday
season.
Mystery
Play
Very
Popular
t
The
second
presentation
by
the
ganlzed
In
the
Ws
by
J.
P.
Oraves
j
Prince
Rupert
Players'
Guild
of
the
of
Spokane,
the
company
was
In-'mystery
play
The
Voice
of
the
corporated
In
British
Columbia
In,
Swamp"
was
given
before
a
large
1901.
It
first
operated
at
Phoenix
and
appreciative
audience
at
St
with
smelter
at
Orand
Forks
and)
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
last
in
19U
acquired
the
Anyox
holdings
I
night
and,
as
on
the
first
night.
irom
nuns
and
Rodgers.
In
1925
it
much
complimentary
comment
in
became
Interested
In
Copper
Mouh-
regard
Ui
the
entertainment
was
tain.
At
Anyox
Ihe
average
annual
heard.
I.
H.
Llniey
spoke
briefly
expenses
-ere
$3,000,000.
Anyox
before
the
opening
of
the
play
on
has
returned
to
shareholders
$13,-
behalf
of
Toe
H
under
auspices
of
088,000
and
the
total
return
to
which
It
Is
being
staged,
shareholders
since
1900
has
been
The
final
showlne
takes
nlaee
to.
$18,355,000.
The
company's
British
night.
"The
glorious
privilege
of
being
independent
"
IT
ij
minjr
years
since
Burns
wrote
these
lines
but
INDEPENDENCE
mtani
is
i
much,
ahd
even
more,
to
men
and
women
today
ai
it
did
then,
FINANCIAL
INDEPENDENCE
150,000
Canadians
are
tiling
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
plans
to
help
them
become
independent
in
the
years
lhat
lie
ahead
and
every
day
hundreds
of
new
names
are
being
added
to
our
lists
of
policyholders.
Over
$13,000,000
has
been
paid
to
Canadian
by
the
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
during
13-f
under
contracts.
J.
J.
T.
COLMltT,
lienrenenUtive
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
i
J
AH.
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"INDEP-rNDENT"
Und
ftr
iht
kti
hkrtJ
Bktnl
botkmatL,
ft"tiit
HUUrJlitHi
Ht'ni'
Itmi
4J
if
I
hi
or
himillf,
policy
acid
annuity
The
Mutual
Life
has
a
sound,
practical,
methodical
plan
which
will
help
YOU
to
become
Independent
financially.
To
those
interested
we
shall
be
pleased
to
send
without
obligation
a
set
of
five
bookmarks
containing
coloured
illustrations
from
the
writings
of
Burnt
together
with
information
regarding
The
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
and
our
INDEPENDENCE
flans.
Mail
the
coupon
to
our
nearest
branch
or
our
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town
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you
in
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heating
problems
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a
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days
more.
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with
your
dealer
to
have
him
call
at
your
home.