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Letter
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Many
thanks,
Mrs.
A.
C.
for
your
letter.
Pacific
Milk
does
all
you
say.
but
we
are
glad
to
have
you
tell
It,
Mrs.
C.
writes:
"The
richness
of
Pacific
Milk
Induced
me
to
try
It
as
a
substitute
for
table
cream
and,
whipping
cream
and
it
works
Idmlrabl.
i
I
had
no
idea,
really,
ihri
now
I
wonder
why
.-I
did
notify
It
tWls
MV
hpfnr
.
trtr
ir'a
lin
wo
'a4
Pacific
'Milji
a
lon
time.
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irom
now
on
u
nas.
a
new"
I
place
oi'cJur
table.
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Milk
um
B.C.
Owned
and
Controlled"
PLANT
AT
ABBOTSFORD
HlaaHBBaSB
It
Pays
to
Deal
Steadily
With
Goldbloom
Tht.
Old
Reliable
Fur
Trader
Even
though
prices
were
down
25
percent
last
week,
his
regular
suppliers
were
paid
only
10
percent
less.
We
are
interested
in
all
kinds
of
furs
and
we
need
2000
more
minks
immediately
A
Daily
News
Want-Ad.
will
get
what
you
want
"TILUE
THE
TOILER"
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
James
Findlay,
arrived
in
port
at
5:45
last
evening
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
8
pjn.
for
Anyox,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
morning
and
sail
at
1:30
pm.
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
This
Is
the
last
of
three
voyages
which
the
Cardena
has
been
making
on
the
Vancouver-Prince
Rupert
-An-
yox-Stewart
route
relieving
the
steamer
Catala
which
has
been
undereolne
annual
overhaul
at
Vancouver.
The
Catala
will
be
back
In
service
next
week
and
the
Car
dena
will
then
return
to
her
regular
run
on
the
Vancouver-Bella
Coola-Ocean
Falls-Prince
Rupert
-oute
which
the
steamer
Venture
has
been
maintaining
for
the
past
six
weeks.
WINNER
OF
CONTEST
Judges
Have
Difficult
Time
Decid
ing
Which
Was
Best
Limerick
Mrs.
Jessie
Jacobs
was
the
win
ner
of
the
first
prize
in
the
limerick
competition
and
J.
M.
Dunn
second.
The
former
gets
the
year's
subscription
to
the
Dally
NcwsnjcJ
the
latter
the
half
year.
Y
The
judges
had
a
difficult
time
deciding
the
winners.
There
were
several
clever
verses
which
made
a
olay
upon
words
but
they
were
not
understood
by
a
gped
manyt'pdople
and
were
hardly
-considered
eligible,
especially
as
slmjlar
limericks
playing
bn
the
same
words
had
been
published
befdre
In
English
publications,
i
'
The
winning
verses
Jwere:
.
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nrst
:
.
.
r
i
i
Saidtho
basking
shark
winking
iLsu'rily
be
rislnE!
SPRING
SUIT
TOPCOAT
Samples
just
arrived.
Prices
reasonable.
Come
In
and
get
the
first
choice.
M.
T.
LEE-Third
Ave.
FRESII
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
657
MANURE
For
Sale
$1.50
a
Load
DOMINION
DAIRY
Phone
Red
608
his
t
AtfafNewsiboy
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he
n
iaw
standtrm
''!1th;.ihJsfeood
advertising
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Twoliierful
heljrits
l3rts
bye
byeiajid
ar
1
Second
.
(
At
present
frlncRUpert's
'
chief
fame
i
c
.
-
Is
resting
on
sea-fish
and
rain,'
'
.
But
soon
they'll
remark
Of
the
ships
that
depart
With
cargoes
of
paper
and
grain.
TBI
DAXLT
XfWI
Nature
Builds
Your
Body-but
you
supply
lh
mattrialt.
Health
suffers
if
you
run
short
of
iron.
Your
food
tnd
drink
are
the
only
materials
Nature
gets
to
maintain
bodily
strength
and
well-bcm.
But
the
tragrdy
of
modern
foods
is
their
thort-ac
of
iron.
Sooner
or
kter
this
has
an
effect
upon
the
health.
It
causes,
at
first,
a
ron-down
condition
aad
simple
anxmia;
then
develops
into
serious
ailments.
It
not
checked.
This
was
shown
to
be
true
in
a
croup
of
forty-five
people
whose
blood
was
examined
by
a
competent
authority.
In
forty
cases
the
blood
wu
thinner
and
paler
than
it
should
have
been,
due
to
the
shortage
of
iron.
The
authority
who
conducted
the
tests
recorded
the.
exact
amount
of
the
shortage
for
each
person,
then
put
every
one
of
them
on
a
30-day
treatment.
The
preparation
he
gave
them
was
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pills
(called
pink
because
they
have
a
pink
sugar
coating).
In
one
month
he
examined
their
blood
again
and
found
that
the
red
corpuscles
and
tht
iron
had
definitely
Increased
in
every
case.
This
test
is
a
demonstration
of
what
this
fine
old
remedy
can
do
for
you,
11
...
as
is
likely
.
.
.
you
need
iroir.
Wouldn't
you
like
to
feel
really
strong
and
vigorous
again?
Wouldn't
you
like
to
eat
well,
sleep
soundly,
m
a
Keen
interest
in
lite
around
you
...
r
i
nrn
-put
yourself
on
a
30-da
treatment
with
Dr.
Will;.
mV
Pin
Pills.
Directly
you
begin
taking
this
iruuic
uiu
preparation,
me
reconstructive
process
will
start.
The
blood
will
grow
richer
...
will
carry
more
vitality
...
and
your
own
feelings
win
react
pleasantly.
Old
aches
and
off
days
will
give
way
to
new
vigor
and
brighter
outlook
ofl
life.
You
win
know
once
(gain
the
joy
of
possessing
that
price
lees
treasure
.
.
health
I
Full
sire
box
fOtV
7
jth
Hotel
Arrivals
iuoyal
;tth0r
Tali.
Edith
Kohne.
R.
A,
McRae,
Carmen
Smith
aha
Irend
Walte,
Terrace;
Pat
Mcllroy.
Hlx-onj.
F.
W;
Tajjor.
A.
Rcrfald
and
'
Prince
Kuperl
.
t
C.
N.
R.
Trains
For
the
East
,
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
5:30
p.m
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10:15
p.m.
C
CHAPPED
SKIN
To
quickly
rellev
Kappln
and
roughness.
pplr
toothing.
Cooling
MenthoUtum.
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9
y
Presbyterian
Ideas
in
Regard
Second
Coming
of
Christ
Influenced
by
an
editorial
which
appeared
recently
In
the
Dally
News
Rev.
W.
D.
Q
rant
Holllneworth
preached
a
sermon
last
evening
In
First
Presbyterian
Church
In
which
he
stated
clearlv
the
teachlnes
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
regarding
j
jj
editorial,
which
was
entitled'
"The
End
of
the
World
and
Such
Ideas."
was
according
to
the
speaker
criti
cal
In
Its
Implications
of
the
"fundamental"
church
which
emphasized
loyalty
to
the
teachings
of
Holy
Scripture.
While
not
dealing
with
the
articles
which
were
published
as
the
basis
of
the
editorial,
the
purpose
of
the
sermon
was
to
publicly
refute
the
claim
which
the
editorial
implied
that
the
church
of
today,
to
meet
present
needs,
must
change
Its
message
and
throw
out
'many
of
its
old
Ideas.
The
preacher
stressed
the
fact
that
the
Presbyterian
Church
was
a
fundamental
church
but
jet
accepted
the
results
of
accredited
scientific
and
scholarly
research
into
the
page
ol
Holy
scripture.
Yet.
he
stated.
."It
would
be
no
compliment
for
our
ministers
to
be
praised
for
those
advanced
and
modem
Ideas'
which
the
editor
seemed
to
consider
so
commendable."
Discussing
the
idea
of
Ood
which
the
editor
claimed
"I
more
and
more
being
embraced
todav."
a
"charitable
and
a
sympathetic
Ood.
not
a
venjceful
and
a
terrible
one."
Mr.
Holllngworth
stated
that
It
was
because.'
Ood
was
Just
and
loving
and
charitable
and
jvmnathetit
th.it
trf.
uV,
...
"
wwr
wtt
mtu
)
uugrru
and
jittnilhfcd.
SuchVi-as
the
teach
Roy
Labo,
CJiR.;
E.
W.Oross,.
0.m8,0'
ing
oiuesiitf.
Jus.
Tile
rne
flriil
final
authority
authority
on
on
E
.Warning
anrlif!
Kanr!rrm
rltv4
thCSC
matttrs
was
J('Phr
onrt
Cyill
Morgan,
Vancouver;
J
B
nott
otie'4
oim
ldea.
!.
spratt,
Kdmbnton.
.
i
I
wuw
wttmce
td
ttie
Iditor's
re-
C.
8.
Mathers'.
Vancouver.
1
mark.
thU
'
"a
minister's
work
shodld
tteriote
tharuVemiriatlng
A
CRftlght
and
T.
Sfcpheris,
in
ui
TestamentMheories
ttc.'
VancouVetj,
H.
Kuryluk;
Salvus;
H.j"'c-'5aKFr5lica
mat.
wniieJJesus'
W-
Brooicr.
Edmonton;
It.
W.
Ri
teacWh
'a
the
most
rejvolttlon-fey.
Tertacet
.
.
anr
that
the
World
had
e,ver
kliown,
,
W.
O.
Wetmo7e.
capLL.H.
Und-i
neTerth4J?
Jcsui
repeatedly
rc-
kai
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W.
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Mr
flrlrf
Mm
Jartf
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mucli
of
which
is
In
dlniifj
tndnv
Foster,
'rL1
Peterson
and
Vincent
"Without
being-
'modem.'
without
Alt.
.
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m.
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iu
viir
lcCllini3
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mlsh.
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H.
Kuryluk,
Salvus.
J.
Hadland.
Oona
River:
Bernt
Thlrin
and
Hans
Ludvjgsen.
-city:
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
P.
ilsnsen.
DlebV
island.
Knox
Thomas
Reed
and
D.
Vancouver:
A.
Dery.
Winnipeg:
P.
Hanson
and
O.
Fllnn,
city.
Savoy
B.
O.
Beamer.
J.
E.
J.
Challfoux,
O.
Olson.
T.
Helle
and
R.
Reld,
city.
Holy
Scripture,
the
church
has
had
in
every
age
a
message
to
meet
the
needs
of
the
humn
heart."
The
effectiveness
of
the
church
todav
las
In
every
age
depended
not
on
the
(aDanaonment
of
"the
faith
of
our
Deems.
fathers
put
on
loyalty
to
their
fundamental
beliefs,
especially
to
mat
iaea
or
ood
portrayed
In
the
life
and
teaching
of
Jesus.
Another
Question
The
second
question
dealt
with
was
that
of
the
second
coming
of
unrisi.
Tracing
briefly
the
two
main
theories
in
thjs
connection,
namely
the
prc-mlllenlal
and
the
post-mlllenlal
theories,
the
speaker
showed
that
boUi
were
based
pn
the
book
of
Revelation
which
was
written
for
a
special
purpose
to
cheer
the
Christians
in
their
persecution
under
fmp?rial
Rome
and,
consequently
could
notjle
taken
as
a
prediction
of
the
future.
Thus
much
that
was
claimed
In
mlllenlal
expectation
was
'batcrJ
on
grinds
which
had
no
proper
existence.
The
emphasis
n
this
subject
In
Jesus'
teaching,
which
was
the
only
authority,
was
upon
the
certainty
of
the
event
and
not
upon
the
time.
"It
Is
our
duty
to
work,
watch
and
be
ready,
and
It
Is
chough
for
us
to
know
that,
apart
from
the
abldlnti
spiritual
presence
of
Christ
amnni?
.
men,
there
will,
be
a
final
manlfes-(tatlon
of
his
supremacy.
He
will
come
again.
This
Is
his
own
definite
A
Cheerful
Giver
Our
"Spring
Festival
of
Certified
Entertainment
continues.
.
.
Here's
another
smash
hit
...
A
bUp
hit
of
New
York
and
London
.
.
.
spectacular
in
son?
step,
story
and
settings
on
the
screen!
b'
Sjifcfc.
th
wyt1
u'
la
wsu.
aiici
brady
jHnA
Uwartf
Ivftft
Norton
iCi3C3H
Starting
Thursday
For
3
Days
More
Certified
Entertainment
In
Our
Parade
of
Hit:
AI.i:'AM)i;it
DUMAS'
-COUNT
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