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he
has
mad
while
Skinner
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through
business
and
private
associations.
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addition
to
carry-
Newman.
age.nt
of
the
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an
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Co.
here
for
tht
"ffcve
manner,
he
found
time
ind
a
half
years,
ha.
to
an
actlve
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promotion
to
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and
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Junior
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of
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departure,
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Newman
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leaving
a
week
PPuar
numbers.
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Newman
orr.,w
afternoon
aboaN
1
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bm)me
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known
and
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to
assume
his
new
the
south.
Ills
successor
Frank
J.
Skinner,
purser
impnny's
southern
vessch
mufh
esteemed.
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and
Mrs.
Skinner
will
as-sume
residence
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Fifth
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know
when
reading
the
Daily
Newsr
&t
the
nnnnlA
nf"
tWurVinln
flihrrlnr.
rirp
Hrilncr
tho'bdllltf.'
IS
FINE
DAY
j
Special
Obocrvanrc
of
Rrnurrrf
Hom
In
All
City
Churches
I
Large
Congregation
Turn
I
Out
er
Sunday.
During
a
goodly
-part
of
the
day,
the
sun
shone
brightly.
Special
services
In
the
churches
H
PAMJ
Ani
.
II..
on
me
northern
runs.
Mr
Akin.
r..
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accompanied
by
hU
wife.
uQ&?ZX?Z
1
S2
Z1TT7
thU
1"rrectlon
ocSn
"
t."
hf.Ca!.dM,a
.
In
First
United
Church.
Rev
I
icnure
oi
Mr.
newman
from
c
Jai,
.
.u
"
.
,
Its
Ht
IUU1
Jllllg
on
"Incontestable
Fact
nnd
Tnrf
spensable
Truth"
and
in
the
evening
on
The
Attainment
of
Immortality."
In
the
morning
the
Junior
Choir
sang
They
Have
Taken
Away
My
Lord"
and
Miss
Marie
Lo?k
the
solo
"I
Know
That
My
Redeemer
Liveth"
from
Handel's
Messiah."
In
the
evening
the
Senior
Choir
sang
the
anthem
"Re
joice
la
the
Lord."
"In
Joseph's
Lovely
Garden"
was
rendered
a?
a
trio
by
Mrs.
H.
T.
Lock
and
Dr
and
Mrs.
R.
O.
Large
while
Dr.
i-arge
sang
"Open
the
Oates
of
the-
Temple."
At
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
where
on
Oood
Friday
eve
ning
there
had
been
a
special
Easter
musical
presentation,
the
dean.
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson
spoke
on
the
subject
"The
Experience
of
the
Risen
Lord"
in
the
morning
and
on
"Witness
to
the
Resurrection"
In
the
evening.
The
anthem
"They
Have
Taken
Away
My
Lord"
was
rendered
by
the
choir
In
the
morning..
A
finely
presented
"Resurrection"
pageant
featured
evening
service
yesterday
in
First
Presby
terian
Church.
A
cast
of
youni?
people
took
part
and
the
de-pictment
was
highly
impressive
Bettings
were
splendidly
arranged
and
those
who
took
part
portrayed
their
roles
with
understanding.
There
was
a
musical
background.
with
Mrs.
H.
N.
Brocklesby
and
J.
A
Teng
as
soloists,
and
th
readlng-i
were
by
Rev.
H.
O.
Fun-iton.
the
pastor,
who
with
J.
A
Tcng.
directed
the
pagean.t
Those
taking
part.
In
order
of
appear
ance,
were
James
Bremner.
as
Pil
ate;
James
Hadden
and
Duncan
McRae.
soldiers:
Harold
Ivarson
Joseph
of
Arimathea;
E.
J.
Smith
g.and
H.
M.
Foote.
high
priests:
?
John
O'Neill
and
William
Hadden.
0
as
Pharisees;
Robert
Strachan.
glcenturlan;
Misses
Flora
and
Henen
o'
Leslie,
angels;
Miss
Winnie
Camer-Sjon,
Salome.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
pre-1
1
sided
at
the
organ
and
the
cos-gltumes
were
in
charge
of
Mrs
01
James
Simpson.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
p
and
Mrs.
James
L.
Lee.
The
Senior
O
nnd
Junlnr
Oinlr
inlnpri
in
th
morning
service
to
provide
special
'
music
and
there
was
the
rite
of
tommunlon
with
ten
new
members
Joining
the
church
nine
by
profession
of
faith
and
one
by
2
certificate.
The
church
was
specl-o
oily
decorated
for
the
Easter
oc-o'easlon
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
g
W..
L.
Sandlson
and
Mrs.
Peter
g
Lakle
and
was
filled
both
morning
6
and
evening.
p,
There
were
also
special
Easter
g
services
during
the
day
at
First
o
Baptist
Church,
St.
Peter's
Church
S
at
Seal
Cove
and
at
St.
Paul's
2Lutheran
Church
where
Rev.
L
g
C.
Foss
of
Seattle
Is
supplying
the
S
pulpit
temporarily.
Miss"
A.
Butler
of
Wistaria
and
Miss
R.
Butler
of
Endako,
school
teaching
sisters,
are
spending
the
Easter
holidays
in
the
city,
having
arrived
on
Saturday
night's
train
from
the
interior.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
j
Frank
Lockwood
returned
to
th
Canadian
Leeion
Rooms,
Royal
city
on
the
Cardcna
Saturday
Visit
bridge
and
dance
tonight
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
For
creating
a
disturbance,
Cecil
Marr
was
fined
$1
by
Magistrate
mere
was
fine
weather
in
McClymont
In
tty
rnner
nupcrt
yesterday
for
East-ion
Saturday.
At
the
fir
st
s
.
.
.
Qukkl
use
this
specialized
aid
tor
note
and
upper
throat-..
where
most
colds
start.
Helps
prevent
many
colli.
VlCKS
police
ntffle
BR1:
Va-tro-nol
Many
Attended
Funeral
Today
Last
Kites
for
Capt.
I'eler
Thomp
son,
Well
Known
Loral
Halibut
Skipper
The
funeral
of
the
late
Capt.
Peter
Thompson,
well
known
local
halibut
skipper,
took
place
this
af
8:30
sharp.
Popular
prices.
83t
W.
II;
Tobey
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
night's
train
from
court
a
trip
as
far
as
Prlnco
George
on
oiueiai
cosiness.
George
F.
Harris,
manager
of
I
W.
E.
Walker,
manager
of
Ar
Mill
Bay
cannery,
was
a
passen-
randale
Cannery,
who
has
been
ger
aboard
the
Catala
last
evening
spending
the
winter
In
Vancouver,
going
north
to
the
Naas
River
for
-was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Ca-
the
season.
tala
last
evening
going
through
tothe
Naas
River
for
the
season.
Bert
Robson,
well
known
Namu
canneryman,
was
here
aboard
tho
'Cardena
Saturday
on
his
'way
back
to
Namu
after
a
trip
into
Anaham
Lake
in
the
Bella
Coola
Valley.
Rev.
J.
E.
Barnes
is
continuing
his
series
of
evangelical
meetings
'at
the
local
Pentecostal
Assembly
.and
continues
to
draw
out
igood
(congregations.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Barnes
will
leave
on
Thursday
of
this
week
on
the
Princess
Norah
fo;
Juneau.
Eagles'
Bridge
!And
Dance
Was
Enjoyable
Event
The
fortnightly
bridge
party
and
dance
of
the
Eagles'
Lodge
Wednesday
night
was
again
a
success
ful
and
enjoyable
affair.
There
ternoon
from
the
chapel
of
the
B.C.
I
were
twentv
tables
and
nrize
Undertakers
to
Fairvlew
Cemetery..
,-inners
were
Mrs.
Fred
Grimble.i
A
large
attendance
at
the
rites
and
.Miss
M.
Leake.
Mrs.
N.
Jensen
and
numerous
heautliul
lioral
tributes
Mrs.
peter
Soiem
for
the
ladies
testified
to
the
esteem
In
which
de-'
and
L.
Tusvlk.
Norman
McKav.
ceased
was
held
and
the
sympathy
R
Adcock
and
J.
Molr
for
the
wmcn
is
lelt
lor
tne
bereaved.
Imf.n
The
rlnor
nriw
u-as
won
bv
uev.
j.
u.
jacKson.
pastor
oi
nrsiiA
p.
nifWn
Aftr
rfrphmint4
United
Church,
officiated
and
Mlssjdaneing
was
enjoyed
with
music
M.
A.
Way
presided
at
the
organ
toby
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
Orchestra.
accompany
tne
nymns
wmcn
were.
Angelo
Astort
was
master
ot
-Lead
Kindly
Light"
and
"Abide
,
ceremonies
for
cards
and
A.
Ron-Wlth
Me."
laid
for
dancing.
Frank
Ellison
pre-
Pallbearers
were
Ed
Green
void,
j
sided
at
the
door
and
the
corn-Peter
WoW.
Nels
Johnson.
W.
E.
mlttee
in
charge
consisted
of
W.
Drake.
J.
S.
Neleonand
Peter
Lor-
Nohie.
William
Hutson,
A:
Ronald.
enn
I
Hugh
Ferguson
and
A.
Montesano.
Hotel
Arrivals
Plince
Rupert
Mrs.
J
A.
Brown
and
daughter.
Port
Esslngton:
R.
L.
Brlttaln
and
Miss
Mtble
Britain,
city:
J.
N.
Browning.
Lyon
Ushtstone,
J.
A.
Duclos
and
11.
N.
Summerfleld,
Van
couver:
R.
D.
Thomas
and
Ken
neth
Ferguson,
Bllimor:
Miss
R.
Butler.
Endako:
Mm
A.
Butler.;
Wistaria:
Miss
M.
Llewellyn
and
Mrs.
A.
Attree,
Terrace;
T.
A.
Mc-
Martin.
Smlthers:
L.
O.
Hagen.
Se
attle;
A.
L.
Brunton.
Toronto;
J.
T.
Boyce,
Toronto:
Ei
E.
Mason.
Win-
(
nlpeg;
M.
C.
Willson,
London,
Central
C.
H.
Mic
kelson.
Sunnyside
Can
nery;
A.
McDonald,
Smlthers;
Joe
Benes,
Wqpdcock;
Ralph
McDonald,
Prince
Rupert;
W.
Pawchuk,
Por-cher
Island.
Knox
S.
Sorenson.
city.
slty;
Alf
Low'endahl,
Vancouver;
C.
W.
Treat.
Wlngdam;
F.
Jacobs,
Vancouver.
Royal
P.
Delaney.
city:
M.
Hestnes.
F.
M.
Laird
and
P.
Allan,
Vancouver;
A.
O.
Hipp.
Port
Edward;
J.
Thompson,
O.
Latval
and
A.
Vllvang.
Ce-darvale:
A.
Krlstensen,
Osland:
O.
Stevens.
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April
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April
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April
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April
20,
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Night,
Moose
Hall.
May
5.
Qrand
Dance.
Moose
Hall.
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Stock
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and
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4th
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Bride-Elect
Is
Honored:
Miss
Elsie
Davis
was,
hostess
at
her
home
on
Borden
Street
last
miscellaneous
shower
in
honor
of
'P
lant
Sale
Was
Decided
Success
The
plant
sale
held
Saturday,
by
the
Prinf
Rlinort
TTnrtlxnlti.rnl
Friday
evening
at
a
delightful
to
be
a
great
$uc.
cess.
The
sum
of
$26
was
taken'
in
MlM
fLS??,
'J106
?
.
and
a
ieai
P-PJe
wera
riage
t
Wilfrid
Hicks
formerly
of
ren
an
opportunUy
lo
mt.
thU
will
take
Van-
city,
place
In
CGmmou
perennials
for
their
gar-couver
on
May
9.
n
The
bride-to-be.
upon
her
arrl-l
e
Mle
w
,n
cnarge
of
val.
was
escorted
to
the
dining
R
M
winslow
with
Mrs.
Neal
Car-room
where
a
beautifully
decora-
ter
giving
the
use
of
her
car
-U
ted
table
In
and
with
mauve
yellow
plants
Mrs
c
j
Norrlng.
Easter
novelties
centred
with
was
ton
nabIe
0
was
to
prfSfia
a
large
decorated
basket
filled
substituted
waa
for
by
Mrs.
Jack
with
many
lovely
and
useful
gifts
Durran.
Others
assisting
Included
from
the
assembled
guests.
,Mrg
n
T
Mrl
T
Prlest
Following
the
opening,
of
th
and
Mrs
H
P
pu,Ieil(
mf
.
glfU
the
evening
was
spent
In
fou
Percy
Miller
and
Dlaylng
court,
whist,
prize
winners
warne.
'
secretary.
'
being
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine
and
Miss
Betty
Ellison,
and
towards
mid-'
-
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guest
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and
theMlsses
of
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and
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were,
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Wilkinson.
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M.
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ty
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Molly
Ellison,
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j.irs.
F.
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Kri-
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and
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