PaUirday.
January
14,
183.
NO
FUSS
RELIEVING
COLD
DISCOMFORT
THIS
WAY!
Just
Follow
Simple
Directions
Below
and
Use
Fast-Actlnz
"Aspirin"
Tablets
1.
Ti
uji
pila
in4
rT
fo)
let
tiki
I
"AtpM
it
TaMtts-drtnkiftasf
witir.
ftiput
li
Li
iUun.
X.
If
thruilsrtafrta
1
-AtpWi"
TiWtti
li
K
tUtt
tf
aitw,
V
afJ
It's
the
Wty
Thouundi
Know
to
Die
Pain
and
DiKomfort
of
Colds
and
Sore
Throat
Acrompanriof
Colds
EaiyloDo
The
simple
way
pictured
above
often
brinj;
anunngly
rait
relief
from
dlwcmfort
and
sore
throat
aanmpanylng
colds.
Try
It.
Then
ut
your
doctor.
He
proJably
will
u-ll
you
tn
continue
with
"AnuinM
tirrauV
it
arts
fart
to
relieve
durorofuU
of
a
cold.
Arid
to
reduce
tevtr.
ThM
simple
way,
hocked
by
sden-tific
authority,
has
Urifdy
supplanted
the
me
of
strong-
mnlinnrt
in
eaunr
mid
UTOptwnt.
Perhaps
the
ravint,
m
enrctne
way
yet
dwcovwtil.
Demand
and
Get
"ASPIRIN"
IUHI(
life
Hotel
Arrivals
Itojal
I
8
Rapteh.
Pmfther
Island;
Log
Ui
city
Prince
Itupert
M:
and
Mrs.
A.
Robertson.
Mai-vtt
H
Singleiea
and
E.
II.
Drum-rr.-r.ci
Vancouver
Central
U
Rubbta.
etty;
Bill
Morrte.
8miUeri
Knox
S.
H
Matntttton
and
M.
Morri-i,
-.:
Mr
and
Mr.
J.
Souther,
Tiasmui.
OnL:
W.
Drummona,
Vu.foijver;
II.
R.
Mat
fell
and
T.
L.
B.
Hamblln.
Victoria
Try
a
Dally
New
wsnt-ad,
iv
nit
i
rus:ii:
rot
iit
or
tuutKii
t
oi
t
MIU
l
fKimTi:
I
Ike
Mailer
l
IS'
-Jmlnllrallon
I
the
M.Me(
'
l
Wale
of
Jhn
W
tllurii
Mrombnk,
TAKE
NOTICE
U
hjr
ardr
Of
llti
Mmf-
W
E
MOwr.
ln-
HUi
day
ol
J
at
-jut,
A
D
I
i
HpoBtf4
..
j
jwot
cj
(Iv
of
John
V.'jf,j
Strambrck.
1rt.
SAd
S'l
pwx
iHwng
cfairmt
4rstMit
th
Mid
nsA
tb
ttfrHiy
rrquttTtl
to
XurnUh
urift
pfxoTljr
Trriflctl
in
roe
cn
or
b
"
i!
UUi
day
trf
rVbi'UMT.
1M.
j
pmnkti
kKlrtnt
to
thr
rUU
sr
rtttutrrd
o
pny
u)
ikhhu
of
thrtr
a'Wi'.niant
to
m
forUimirn.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
orttatal
AdmuUfltrstor.
tinnce
Hurwrt,
B.
C.
Dw'd
um
lath
cy
of
Jnry,
A1V
in'
Tin:
m
Titr.Mt:
cot
ut
or
iiiiitlmi
(oi.r.Miuv
l
th
Mullrr
of
I
ho
".idmlnUtrttrn
Att"
And
lit
In
Matirr
of
tht
r.otala
f
llMir;
MarlHl,
iifmunl,
OlhrrU
Knoan
aa
lurry
P.
Uctd
TAKE
NOT1CS
that
by
Ofdt
of
His
Honour
Juoga
W.
E.
rutirr,
Local
JUdfa
'
aupmiM
Ourvirt
of
Drltlab
Col-lunbia,
mad
the
21m,
day
of
Dtwmber.
li3S.
I
m
appolnloit
AdminUtnUor
of
l-a
wtU
ot
1
Usury
P
MncLood.
crtijT-'e
knoan
aa
Harry'
r
Wiwloixl.
d
r""!,
and
all
parUcn
navluc
claims
int
th
aUl
tnUJ
ara
hertiby
r-Vulrny
to
furnMt
auue.
prnjirrly
vtrl
J!,
to
m
on
or
U-fore
Uu
lat
day
ct
bruary.
193,
and
all
pm-Ufla
indAbUd
10
ratala
ar
mUUMd
to
pay
the
of
their
lndbUdnnM
to
tn
NORMAN
A
WATT.
Official
Admlnliitra.tor,
Prtota
Rupert,
n.O.
jjo
Slat
dy
of
Docember,
A.D.
in
nir
ki
nti'Mi;
rocitT
r
hkitish
(OLl.MIUV
.
lv
ruonvTi:
in
lh
Matlrr
r
Ihr
MAUmlnltrallno
Art"
in
..
.
And
,n'ne
Mailer
ot
thr
CMale
of
lUrofd
I'orluii
Jnioliwn,.
Iirrraied
,I1AKB
NOTICE
Uuit
by
order
of
ItU
W
E
Halvw,
the
29Ux
day
A.
D,
1838,
I
waa
ap-M,,il
AnJuator
of
ithe
ertalo
of
roju
Slgvald
Dornu
Jarobnen.
de
"d.
au
all
purUwi
havnig
claim
Jm
'V
0l
1
.t
are
hereby
re-tLI.
tu
iurnh
name,
projifrly
vert.
rwV'
to
u,
required
to
w
to
m
ml
forthwith.
J!nnuiH
their
Indebleane
NORMAN
A,
WATT
Offlotal
AdmlnlAtrator,
rv,u.
,.
rrlnre
llupert,
DO
Story
Hour
For
Young
Children
MU
PIijIU
llamblln
and
Mi
Jean
Cameron
In
Charce
Today
'
Miss
Phylls
llamblln
and
Miss
Jean
Cameron
delighted
a
large
audience
of
youngster
this
mortf.
ing
at
the
Story
Hour
in
the
Boston
Hall
with
several
stories,
both
old
and
new.
MIm
llamblln
led
In
a
linger
e:;erclse
and
wlated
the
tale
or
"The
Little
Red
Hen,"
"The
,OJd
Woman
and
Her
fig."
and
Pony
Engine."
Miss
Cameron
amused
with.
"Teeny
Tiny
Mouse.
s
uiuc
itea
Riding
Hood-
and
"Ep-amlnondas."
This
morning
marked
the
second
meeting
or
the
8tory
Hour
thl
year
Mr.
D.
V.
Smith
and
Mr.
H.
M.
MorrUon
will
be
in
charge
or
the
next
Hour
which
U
ror
the
older
children.
9
14
year.
The
Letter
Box
si.ir.iiTLY
ni:viU)i:iti:i
,
EdlUr.
Dally
New:
t
In
reply
to
an
editorial
which
appeared
In
your
najxr
ot
recent
date,
entitled
"Keeping
Young
Men
Fit"
it
U
very
regrettable
Indeed
'that
a
country
that
boast
or
nat-
Jural
resource
as
doe
our
ha
to
resort
to
army
training
In
order
that
it
youth
be
kept
in
physical
trim.
The
sentence
of
your
article
rtt'e
have
so
much
liberty
in
thU
.country
we
do
not
know
what
to
(do
with
It."
Interested
me
ehteflv
Were
this
changed
slightly
by
placing
the
word
"bonds"
alter
liberty.
I
believe
It
would
read
much
truer.
However
you
made
the
distinc
tion
between
Fajelsm
and
the
type
ol
Democracy
we
have
In
Canada
at
prosent
very
plain.
Fascism
In
Germany
Insists
that
its
youth
erve
a
term
In
the
army
or
navy.
I
am
nnt
laminar
with
the
tactics
rmpwytd
by
European
countries
In
their
conscription
or
youth.
Canadian
democracy
only
expects
het
youth,
(in
order,
to
elevate
themselves
1mm
the
rank
ol
the
unemployed
and
that
they
do
not
become
slouches
i
to
enlUt
In
lh
army
before
being
given
an
opportunity
Ut
labor
on
a
government
projee
t.
The
on'y
difference
between
the
itwo,
a
I
see
It.
Is
that
in
one
yon
are
supposed
to
have
been
lorced
to
enlist
and
the
other
you
art
supposed
to
imagine
that
you
vol
unteered.
Why
public
officials,
elected
in
a
democratic
manner
by
a
demo
cratic
people,
use
such
emthods
Is
hewuaererin
For
instance,
were
he
rank
of
the
army
In
thU
lo-allty
swelled
by
thU
mean
an
l
he
people
led
to
believe
their
ar-
ny
was
composed
of
volunteer
re-tuIU.
naturally
they
would
over
intimate
the
strength
of
thelt
'orces
for
It
Is
well
known.
"A
conscript
never
could
take
thr
nlacc
of
a
volunteer.
"
This
couW
very
easily
lead
to
disaster
In
time
of
war.
Delng
a
Canadian
by
birth,
alsc
rirm
believer
In
democracy.
1
would
gladly
volunteer
to
flRht
be
side
my
reuow
countrymen
were
I
called
unon
to
protect
the
rlchU
of
the
Canadian
people
but.
to
br
forced
by
the
threat
of
starvation
hints
not
Uo
weakly
of
Fascism
Thanking
you
ror
the
space
al
lowed.
W.
IRONSIDES
Announcements
All
tdverttsement
in
thU
col-tmn
will
be
charged
lor
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Toe
II.
Bridge
January
18.
S.
O,
N.
Masquerade
January
18.
United
Tea
at
Parsonage,
January
19.
Dance
Seal
Cove
Hall
January
20
Presbyterian
Burn's
Banquet
January
25.
Eagles'
Bridge
January
25,
Anglican
Tea
Miss
R.
M.
Davles
January
26.
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Snowball
Frolic,
Moose
Hall,
Janu
ary
27.
Hospital
Ball,
February
3.
Masonic
Hall
February
17.
Cambral
Valentine
Tea
Mrs.
S.
C.
Thomson's,
February
18.
Anglican
Spring
flile
April
13.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TIEE
!
LOCAL
NRWS
NOTRq
I
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1.
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J,
I
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...
..
Caih
for
Old
Oold.
Bidgex;.
tl
Tonight'
trail,
due
from
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
wa
reported
thl
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
Roger
Obata
sailed
hut
night
on
the
prince
John
for
Tanoo,
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
E.
Carson
of
Surf
Point,
Porchet
Island,
sailed
last
night
on
tht
Princess
Adelaide
for
Vancouver.
Mr$.
R.
Chenoikl
sailed
thl
tnorn-ing
on
the
Venture
for
a
trip
to
Bella
Bella.
Elite
Beauty
Parlor
Mrs.
Ruth.
erland
will
be
leavlntr
19
for
a
business
trip
to
Seattle.
til)
Ben
Dalgarno
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Venture
lor
Bella
Ron
where
he
will
be
engaged
in
car
pentry
wort
T.
A.
McWater
sailed
hut
nlMit
on
the
Prince
Adelaide
lor
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
McWaters
1a.
already
In
the
south.
Oeorge
Currle
sailed
thl
morn
Ing
on
the
Venture
for
Bella
Bella
where
hi
lather
Is
ensued
in
n
school
building
contract.
The
Ceremony
of
Depositlne
the
White
Ensign
of
the
R.CJf.V-R,
will
taice
place
In
St.
Andrew
Cathed
ral
tpmorrow
morning
at
11
o'clock.
ill)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Richard
Lone,
who
have
been
on
a
vacation
trip
to
the
Summerland
dUtrlct
in
the
Okan-agan,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Adelaide
yesterday
after
noon.
J.
W.
Howlett.
who
ha
been
tn
the
service
of
the
Bennett
&
whlt
UOnalrUCtiOri
Co.
on
l.nl
rnntmyfr
sailed
last
night
on
'
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Bonntngton
Falls
In
the
Nelson
district.
Reuben
Moody,
Ethel
Moody
and
connie
Moody
all
appeared
before
incuan
Agent
w.
E.
Collison
vester
day
on
charges
of
drunkenness
on
the
Indian
reserve
at
Kitkatla
Reuben
and
Ethel
were
each
fined
$15,
with
fourteen
days'
option
while
Connie
was
mulcted
$10
with
fourteen
days'
option.
J
W.
Kllpatrick
returned
to
the
ilty
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yes-ierday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
-here
he
spent
the
Christmas
andi
New
Year
season
with
Mrs.
Kllpatrick
and
daughter.
Rose
Marie,
who
are
spending
a
year
hi
the
south.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Robertson
'.f
Massett.
who
have
beep
in
Van-ouver
on
account'
of
Mr.
Robert-
.ons
health,
arrived
In
the
city
rom
the
south
on
the
Princess
-lunuinc
yesieroav
anernrvvn
nnrf
..in
"
Prr1
fay
Mnday
.
evening's,
rain
to.
Mayo
Clnlc
at
Rochester
.
Minnesota.
V
I
"
VilV
ft
WUV
U
4414U
Vt
11U
IO
'
.
.
building
a
house
of
stone
Just
as
he
Mr.
rim
Mrs.
Emll
Palmer,
whose
husband
gets
the
stone
dug
out
of
his
farm-ecently
died
In
the
south,
arrived
up
there
in
the
Jungle
on
the
way
in
the
city
on
the
Princes?
Adelaide
up
the
mountain.
The
idea
was
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancou
ier
and
.villeH
nn
ts
rHn-
t.
Last
night
for
Tlell.
Queen
Char.J'U'!!
f
'
totte
Islands.
Mrs.
PaWr
tfih!1f5ln
nls
younger
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,'
that
gets
back
ls
that
I
think
per-
John
R.
Morean
Morgan
of
of
Thnrcl,
Thurston
ir.lhnn
T
unnlrint
I1V.
in.
1lv
n-ltV,
Har-
"
-
ututvit
At44
1
bor
(Jl'OTA
FILLED
SALNT
JOHN,
N.B.
Jan.
U:
(CPI
-More
than
the
125
quota,
or
nurs-s
In
New
Brunswick'
are
said
to
have
enrolled
ror
emergency
service
In
war
and
disaster;
under
the
lolnt
auspices
of
the
New
Bruns
wick
Association
Of
BeoLsterPrt
wurses
ana
tne
Kea
cross
So
etv
Quota
for
the
Dominion
Is
3,000.
-1
JANUARY
SALE
It
is
a
jiood
time
to
recover
th$
kitchen.
At
this
January
Sale
you
can
do
so
economically
a
1.1
B
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
Six
Square
yard
S1.4f.
January
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
1
I
THIRD
.VENUE
Prince
Rupert
Sfla2lliJI2lZW'mSBSB
NOTICE
I,
John
Milton,
will
not
be
responsible
for
any
debts
incurred
by
anyone
other
than
myself.
JOHN
MILTON.
Jx.
.
r
The
annualirtatement
of
the
auditor
being
awaited,
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oen-eral
I.fo6pliaJ,
scheduled
ror
last
night,'
was
postponed
lor
a
week.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Oeoree
CiIdds.
who
I
have
been
spending
the
past
couple
or
month
In
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.
Crlpps-headth,
i
noy
greatly
Improved.
Man
in
the
Moon
The
talk
In
Rome
have
ended
and
there
1
a
reeling
of
relief
that
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain
has
kept
a
stiff
back
and
refused
to
give
away
anything,
even
some
other
country's
territory.
Jake
says
he
would
like
to
nail
a
islat
on
Chamberlain'
back
to
keep
it
stiff.
It
will
be
interestlnc
In
h.ir
n.hnt
the
Prime
Minister
has
to
rtDort
next
week
at
home.
Teacher:
William,
what
are
the
two
genders?
William:
Masculine
and
feminine.
The
feminine
is
divided
Into
frigid
and
torrid,
the
masculine
into
temperate
and
intemperate.
Last
summer
a
Calearv
columnist
said
something
about
Prince
Ru
pert
rain
and
I
retorted
In
rather
an
ungenllemanly
way.
Miss
Ann
Orant,
who
by
the
way
Ls
a
very
sweet
and
delightful
lady
except
w.hen
she
talk
a,bout
Englishmen,
writes
in
part,
as
follows:
"I
Just
remarked
careless-like
In
my
column
likely
on
a
day
when
I
was
wondering
what
In
thunder
to
put
In
today
about
the
blessed
solitude
one
gets
in
a
fog.
I
remark
In
passlnz
that
maybe
one
could
get
too
much
of
a
good
thing
and
it
occurred
to
me
that
Rupert
would
be
the
likelleft
place
for
too
manv
grey
skies
and
here
I
find
myself
quoted
in
the
Rupert
papers.
Me
who
liked
Rupert
nassine
well
and
the
people
I
met
In
Rupert
even
better
than-
passing
well
'Deuce
take
the
clipntne
servlces.1
"Did
they
send
you
all
the
nice
things
I
have
said
about
the
snirlt.
the
individuality
of
the
people
up
and
down
the
Skeena?
I
wrote
one
column
about
some
of
the
things
I
learned
at,
the
fisheries
experimental
station
I
forget
the
right
name
for
It
i.
I
did
about
three
on
the
Naas
Indians
from
the
things
told
me
bv
Will
Robinson
un
at
Terrare
and
a
lady,
whose
name
I
don't
know,
who.
conducted
me
around
.
j
...
.
,
vui
"iuuui.
aiiu
a
lot
01
people
were
very
kind
about
saying
they
i
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iiiwricsiuit;.
wil
'
yes.
ana
i
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na
k,,
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you
start
to
worn
ror
what
yop
want
with
whatever
you
have
rm
m
a
av
IIIV
M
Vftft
quite
so
much
rain.
"That
reminds
me
that
I
wrote
another
one
on
the
fact
that
everything
balances
up
In
this
world,
that
If
the
clouds
of
grey
engulf
the
day
and
overwhelm
the
town
In
return
you
get
brighter
Bowers-witness
Prince
Rupert.
"Now
do,
put
something
In
your
column
to
correct
the
Idea
that
I
didn't
like
RuDert
sav
I
am
In
sackcloth
and
ashes
or
have
stop
ped
using
makeup
lor
a
week
to
do
penance."
Teet
wide.
Regular
Sale
$1.20
....
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nsm
Prince
Rupert
-
Part
eloud.!4
"W.fVW
fW1
southeast
wind,
firteen
mile
'tier
Hhous;
barometer.
292
(falling;
temperature,
43;
sea
choppy.
!
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TetiMf
rn-.
..ti.
mmmu
viuuu,
avuuiva-l
wind,
28
mile
per
hour;
sea
rnpd-
eraieiy
rougn.
.
Langara
Island
Part
cloudy,
f
showery,
southwest
wind,
.
thirty,
i
i
1
mues
per
nour;
sea
rougn.
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Tree
Point
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w
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suutawest
wina:
na-
rometer.
2981;
moderate
swell.
Bull
Harbor
Raining,
southeast
tfind,
firteen
miles
per
hour,
ba
rometer,
30.17;
temperature.
43:
moderate
swell.
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
stron-
southeast,
wind;
barometer.
30
.32;
temperature,
43;
sea
rough.
i
Estevan
Raining,
southeast
wind,
twelve
miles
per
hour:
baro
meter,
30.30.
Victoria
Cloudy,
northerly
wind
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer
.30.24.
Vancouver
Fair,
easterly
wind,
four
mile
per
hour;
barometer
Prince
George
Cloudy,
northerly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.22.
Terrace
Light
rain,
southeast
wind,
temperature,
34.
Alyansh
Raining,
calm,
23.
Anyox
Paining,
calm,
40.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
34.
Smith?
Part
cloudy,
calm,
30.
Burns
Lake
Snowing,
calm,'
29.
Stewart
pght
snow.
calm.
29;
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Motorists
JWay
Have
To
Slow
Up
Henceforth
VICTORIA,
Jan.
14:
(CP)
Mot
orists
on
rural
roads
in
British
Columbia
may
have
to
go
slower.
A
limit
of
forty
or
fifty
miles
per
hour
is
being
considered.
Legislation
may
be
brought
up
at
the
next
session,
Attorney
General
Gordon
wismer
hints.
Alberta
Town
Has
No
Council
City
Fathers
of
Coronation
All
Re-f
sien
Because
Thev
Were
I
Over-Worked
CORONATION,
Alberta.
Jan,
14:
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(CPi
This
town
is
without
"a
city
council
Mayor
and
six
councillors
have
resigned
because
they
had
too
much
work.
No
one
seems
to
be
anxious
to
take
up
the
Job.
Walker's
Music
Sore
Large
Stock
Music
Helntiman,
Nordhelmer
and
Lesare
Pianos
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Piano
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with
"Resonoscope"
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na.uv.nv
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imrvirt
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link
lr
transportation
to
Mao-choukoo,
alter,
a"
twelve-hour
suspension
owing
to
rail
having
been
tro,
up
by
Chinese
guerillas,
Bananas
In
Red
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(CP)
Fot
the
flrst
time
ince
the
Great
War.
bananas
are
belM
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tn
Ktoscow,
The
price
is
$1.56
per
pound.
la
spite
of
the
high
price
there
Js
an
active,
demand.
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Phones:
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Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
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p.m.
Sundays
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Rector
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Speaker
Before
Youth
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Army
The
Salvation
Army
Youth
Group
had
Rev.
Roy
Durnford,
rector
of
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Shurch,
a
a
special
speaker
at
the
monthly
spiritual
meeting
on
Friday
night.
This
being
the
first
regujar
Meeting
of
the
New
Year,
the
"attendance
was
somewhat
smaller
than
usual.
Mr.
Durnford
took
as
his
subject
"Responsibility"
and
drew
several
interesting
Illustrations
from
Biblical
and
rncJern
life.
Miss
Clara
Pierce
presided
at
this
gathering
assisted
by
the
Misses
Dolly
Smith,
Ruth'
and
Irace
Jones
and
Mary
Pierce.
Earl
Pierce
also
took
part.
The
smglng
was
accompanied
by
the
String
Band.
Next
Friday
the
Educational
Committee
will
be
In
charge,
consisting
of
Grace
and
Alfred
and
Ruby
Suden.
Carters
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