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Waterfront
Latest
word
in
regard
to
the
Un
ited
States
aircraft
tender
Teal,
coming
to
pay.
a
visit
to
this
port
oo
her
way
to
Alaska,
Is
that
she
should
arrive
about
next
Monday.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
is
due
In
port
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
Up
to
noon
today
there
was
no
change
in
the
herring
seiners'
strike
i
situation
which
is
holding
the
Port
(Edward
and
Tucks
Inlet
reduction
plants
in
Idleness
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt
Ernest
Sheppard,
Is
due
in
port
at
6
o'clock
tomorrow
morning
fron.
the
south
and
will
sail
an
hour
01
so
later
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
i
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a
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hvvis,
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Conducted
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Village
by
Pentecostal
Assembly
KINCOLITH,
Jan.
20.
A
splendid
concert
was
presented
by
the
Pentecostal
Assembly
of
Kincollth
last
Saturday
night
in
the
Church
Army
Hall.
There
was
a
large
attendance
of
villagers
at
the
affair
which
was
presided
over
by
the
local
pastor,
George
L.
Stewart,
who
made
an
opening
address.
Robert
and
Peter
Stewart,
chairman
of
Christ
Church,
led
In
prayer.
Andrew
Nelson
read
the
scripture.
The
program
Included
the
following
numbers:
Hymn,
"Rock
of
Ages,"
the
congregation
Chorus,
"Jesus
of
Nararcth,"
by
the
Assembly.
Vocal
Duet,
"Only
Believe."
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Morrison
and
George
L.
Stewart.
Chorus,
"Jesus
Is
Passing,"
the
Assembly.
Duet,
"No
Disappointment
in
Heayen,"
Mrs.
Martha
Stewart
and
George
Stewart.
Chorus.
"Men
of
Calvary,"
the
Assembly.
Vocal
Solo,
"What
a
Morning,"
Sam
Lincoln.
Chorus,
"Grace
Greater
Than
All."
the
Assembly.
Solo,
"Come
to
the
Father,"
'
George
L.
Stewart.
Chorus,
"Jesus
Shall
Lead
Me,"
i
the
Assembly.
!
Duet,
"Only
a
Preyer,"
Mrs.
May
Barton
and
Ernest
Stephens.
Organ
solo,
"Fifth
Nocture"
(Ley-man),
Mr
Green.
Vocal
duet,
"I
Will
Promise
Him,"
Ralph
Clayton
and
Mrs.
Katie
Clayton.
Vocal
solo,
"Lower
Lights,"
Percy
Barton
Chorus,
"I
Know
the
Lord,"
the
Assembly
Solo,
"Calling
for
You,"
George
Clayton.
Duet.
"Ivory
Palace.'
i
Stephens
and
George
L.
Stewart.
Organ
solo,
"Minuet
in
G,"
Arthur
Nelson.
Solo
with
chorus,
"Wounded
for
Me."
Charles
Morrison.
Vocal
solo,
"Lord
God
of
Hosts,"
Robert
Stewart.
Vocal
solo,
"Ave
Maria."
Ernest
SteDhens.
accompanied
by
Mr
Green
at
the
organ
with
violin
ob-ligato
by
George
L.
Stewart.
Vocal
solo,
"Something
More
Than
Gold."
little
Marhoric
Clay-i
ton.
Vocal
solo,
Francis
Watts.
Vocal
solo.
"Golden
Bells,"
Ralph
Clayton.
Chorus,
"Jesus
Will,"
the
TH
m
cY
SI
t
p
r
H
d
n
nfj
r
r
tr
n
n
George
L.
Stewart,
violinist,
and
William
Stephens,
cornetist
The
Letter
Box
WAS
FINE
MAN
Editor,
Dally
News:
In
connection
with
the
recent
death
of
my
friend,
Louis
Lazzarot-to,
the
account
given
In
your
paper
scarcely
did
Justice
to
a
man
who
was
a
lover
and
promoter
of
all
TEE
DAILY
KEWB
GIRLS
WHO
HAVE
NO
BOY
FRIENDS
Quick
Easy
Way
to
Get
Charm
Cirli
who
don't
attract
bj
friend
wonder
hj.
Btautiful,
perftct
iciturti
ar
not
th.
ttiMfl.
Gropatra
and
(amoua
w.m.n
f
often
Uflf.
Ila
nic
akin,
plenty
.f
animation,
and
watch
out
for
jour
firure
-jrou'U
b
aurpriied
how
popular
jrou
are.
So
many
(iris
hat.
poor
completion!
-no
lilt
-their
fi(urt
alippinf,
and
don't
realite
it.
Talo
"Fruit-a-tifea"
and
you'll
aoon
b
amazed
how
different
and
how
aHractirt
you're
become.
It
purine!
your
blood,
malea
the
ikin
pore
work,
eti
rid
of
wailo
and
poiions,
girts
you
new
energy,
pret
enli
flabby
tinue
from
forminr.
"Fruit-a-tirea"
(irea
you
new
charm.
25c.,
50c
FRUITATIVEStIS
Anglican
Tea
Was
Success
Affair
at
Home
of
Mrs.
V,
II.
Tobey
Mrs.
Parlow
arid
Mrs.
Wail-dington
Farcwcllcd
n.iWmn
In
n
fpur
uroll
ohrvspn
words.
Societies.
Japan
declined,
stating
Mhnt
she
had
alrcadv
made
neces-
Closing
Hymn.
''Blest
be
the
Tie."
C3ry
provisi0n.
China
accepted
the
congregation.
,,th
-
r;1tltude
that
reflects
her
terrible
need.
China
is
suffering.
The
extent
and
severity
of
thai
fuffering
has
seldom.
If
eve
found
equal
in
the
history
of
The
shelling
and
bombing
of
cities,
bringing
terror,
death,
disablement
and
destitution,
not
alone
to
soldiers,
but
to
countless
women
and
little
children
helplessly
caught
In
the
maelstrom
of
war.
have
created
distress
of
unparalleled
proportions.
At
the
expressed
wish
of
Cana
dian
citizens
In
many
parts
of
the
Dominion,
the
Red
Cross
and
the
sports,
a
donor
to
all
worthy
causes
Rellglous
Bodlcs
of
Canada.
In
af-
ana
was
oi
a
reai
vaiue
kj
me
cuy,
f)llatlon,
are
creating
a
Fund,
a
true
patriot
who
spoke
openiy
ana
through
which
our
people
may
ex-fcared
no
one.
ipress
their
sympathy
In
tangible
I
sincerely
hope
that
those
res-
form,
ponsible
for
the
publication
of
the
no
brief
Is
needed
for
this
ap-
report
of
the
sad
event
will
remem-
pca,
Day
by
day.
press
and
.radio
ber
the
old
proverb
"Do
unto
others
are
laying
the
stark
facts
of
this
as
you
would
have
them
do
unto
great
tragedy
before
us.
The
need
you.
A.
M.
JACKSON
CHINA'S
NEED
Editor.
Dally
News:
Both
Japan
and
China
tendered
medical
and
relief
assist
ance
by
the
International
Red
Cross,
representing
all
National
for
kindly
assistance
will
never
be
greater.
In
the
face
of
suffering
such
as
theirs,
our
sympathy
and
!
help
can
know
no
barriers
of
race
or
creed.
We
feel
confident
that
Canada
were
will
meet
this
need
promptly
with
generous
hand
and
heart.
H.
A.
DRAYTON,
Chairman.
A
New
Telephone
Number
456
Taxi
AL.
FRENCH
With
The
Same
Reliable
Service
FINE
PLAY
PRESENTED
i
"Ilcida,"
With
Shirley
Temple,1
Week-end
Feature
Offering
At
Capitol
Theatre
Starring
Shirley
Temple
In
the
leading
role.
"Heidi."
beloved
story
of
the
colorful
folk
who
live
high
up
In
the
Swiss
Alps,
comes
as
the
feature
offering
to
the
screen
of
the
Canltol
Theatre
here
this
week-end.
The
story
Is
one
that!
has
been
read
by
millions
and
of
tenderness
and
charming
beauty,
has
been
translated
In
many
languages.
The
story
Is
that
of
an
emblt-tcrred
mountain-top
exile,
portrayed
by
Jean
Hersholt,
who
is
reclaimed
from
his
fierce
hatred
of
the
world,
of
a
young
girl
who
finds
strength
and
courage
to
walk
nfrain
and
of
the
little
heroli.c
vho
brings
every
one
new
zest
fot
life.
It
is
another
straight
dramatic
The
first
Anglican
Women's
Aux-.t
for
Sn,rlcy
hQ
made
such
a
lllary
tea
of
the
year
was
held
on
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
H
Tobey.
Despite
the
inclement
weather
the
affair
was
quite
a
success.
The
guests
were
celved
by
Mrs.
Tobey.
assisted
by
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evltt.
The
tea
table,
daintily
decorated
with
snapdragons
and
daffodils,
was
presided
over
by
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan
The
tea
room
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
W.
C.
Aspinall,
Mrs.
H.
S.
Meadows
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Nelson.
Serviteurs1
were
Mrs.
G.
W.
Cripps,
Mrs.
William
Crulkshank,
Mrs.
J.
G.
Johns,
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Nor-dan.
The
cashier
was
Mrs.
F.
A.
MacCallum.
The
homecooking
was
In
charge
of
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullin
and
Mrs.
G.
Smith.
During
the
afternoon
Mrs.
J.
B.
?rcat
success
of
her
first
dramat'c
role
In
"Wee
Willie
Winkle"
which
was
here
a
short
time
ago.
Arthur
Treacher
and
Helen
Westley
play
prominent
parts
in
the
story
and
Pauline
Moore
Thomas
Beck,
Maty
Nash,
Sidney
Elackmer.
Mady
Christians
and
Sig
Rumann
are
also
featured
in1
the
cast.
MOTORS
IN
LEAD
NOW
Two
Teams
Tied
for
Top
of
Com
mercial
Rowling
League
as
Re
suit
of
Last
Night's
Play
Canadian
National
Association
No.
1
and
GYRO
CLUB
Recreation
North
Star
being
unable
to
turn
out
their
teams
expressed
the
regret
all
felt
at
the
nigh
Rupert
Motors
playrd
.
departure
from
the
city
of
two
Wo-
......!,.
m
r.
Gyro
Club
In
avance
of
i
,
.
.
schedule
In
the
Commercial
BowJ-Parlow
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Waddlngton.
,jji(
.
.
.
.
.
,
,
,
,
framed
,
,,0
nf
of
ing
league,
nupcri
motors
win-
William
Each
received
a
picture
the
harbor
in
recognition
of
faith
ful
service.
HOCKEY
STANDINGS
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
International
Division
W
D
L
K
Toronto
13
7
6
30
Canadlens
.
9
7
10
72
Americans
.10
5
9
59
Maroons
9
3
15
55
American
Division
I
Boston
17
2
6
05
Thine
Own
Way,"
Hangers
14
unicago
i
Detroit
5
8
14
16
A
78
73
46
67
49
48
72
79
Pts
3".
rls
of
Gyro
Club
was
high
aver
jage
scorer
with
185.
The
victory
j
placed
Rupert
Motors
In
a
tie
with
;
Printers,
for
league
leadership.
I
Individual
lows:
scores
were
as
fol-
RUP.
MOTORS
1
25
Taylor
141
V
Hibbard
154
21
Menzies
..
161
-lack
.
157
36
Wick
142
34
Houston
20
Handicap
15
17
1
Bulger
148
Brocklcsby
.129
Morris
131
Wendle
.125
Large
'.
144
Handicap
10
122
142
145
133
156
15
171
147
211
132
130
10
181
137
171
1
168
160
15
Total
...772
713
832
168
ni
214
14E
113
1C
Total
687
801
805
The
leatiuc
standing
for
the
sec
ond
halt
Is
as
follows:
Won
Lost
rtf
Printers
JR
1
8
Electrical
Workers
.7
2
7
Rupert
'Motors
8
1
8
Gyro
Club
:.....5
4
5
tiioiogicai
siauon
j
u
a
C.N.R.A.
No.
2
2
7
2
North
Star
0
6
0
C.N.R.A.
No.
1
0
6
0
O.
E.
Philllpson,
who
moved
to
Vancouver
a
few
months
ago
In
the
service
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
returned
to
the
city
last
night
to
resume
duties
here.
Mrs.
Philllpson
and
family
are
remaining
in
the
south
for
the
time
being
at
least.
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