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Monday
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Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Ticfcets
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
NEW
AND
BETTER
COLD
CURED
ICE
For
the
Halibut
and
Salmon
Fleet
Following
the
Investigations
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Station,
,the
Company
has
Just
completed
extensive
changes
and
improve
ments
ln
ice
storage
and
ice
delivery
methods.
Ice
for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
ice,
thoroughly
cured
or
aged
at
new
low
temperatures.
It
will
be
delivered
into
the
hold,
even
in
the
hottest
weather,
as
cold
as
the
storage
room.
Fishermen
are
invited
to
Inspect
the
new
system.
Better
Ice
than
ever
before,
at'
no
increase
in
cost,
means
economy
to
the
boat
and
Improved
quality
in
fish
delivery.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
i
Special
Easter
Service
Co.
Lid.
TFRRACE,
April
14.
On
Sunday
evening
Knox
United
Church
was
filled
to
capacity
with
an
Easter
congregation.
Special
music
was
rendered
by
th"
combined
Junior
and
Senior
choirs
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
Adam
Crisp,
Outstanding
Items
included:
a
British
Columbia
solo,
'Open
the
.Gates
of
the
Temple."
by
Miss
Lorraine
Kenney;
a
song
story,
"Matthals-Ben-Ezra,"
read
by
Miss
Jessie
Llewellyn;
and
selections
by
the
choir
"They
Tell
of
Christ."
"Have
Faith
In
Him."
"Wonderful
Message
of
Jesus."
"I
Know
Thou
Art
The
Christ."
"I
Would
Follow."
"
O
Could
Ye
Not
Follow?"
"Calvary,"
"The
Song
of
Hope"
and
"Fill
All
the
World
With
Carols
of
Praise"
Those
who
took
part
ln
duets,
solos
and
quartettes
were
Miss
Jennie
King,
Mrs.
Staq-
.
song,
naiieiujan,
n.enny
onum,
and
Alec
Aslln.
!
"I
am
a
Little
Daffodil."
Colleen
Commons.
Primary
hymn,
"The
Seed,"
Bet-!ty
Hadden.
'
Song.
"At
Easter
Dawn,"
Kenny
and
Tommy
Smith,
Alec
Aslln
and
Erlnr
Berg.
"Glad
Easter
Bells,"
Betty
Jean
Loper.
Prayer
by
the
pastor.
"The
Robin's
Message,"
Ann
Loper.
Thanks
for
Spring,"
Isobel
Pai-tcrson.
Hymn.
"Crown
Him."
"A
Spring
Playmate."
Thelma
Eckland.
Song,
"We
Thank
Thee
for
tht
,
Flowers."
the
school.
I
"Little
Miss
Bunny."
Ellen
An
derson.
Easter
Lesson
read
responslvely.
Playlet.
"The
Message
of
the
Aslln;
Leaves,
and
Marjorle
TWa
aclverllsement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
lhe
Liquor
Control
Board
or
brz
lho
Government
oi
British
Columbia
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Fhone
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Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
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Colleen
Loper;
Snowdrops,
Una
McClary
and
Jan-riends-
et
Eckland.
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At
the
evening
service
the
text
chosen
was
The
Meaning
of
the
Cross."
Misses
M.
and
A.
Patterson
!;and
B.
Mclntyre
sang
"Sing
His
praise."
ana
Mrs.
Busnncid
"He
is
Risen."
Communion
Was
observ
ed
at
the
close.
j
Rev.
F.
Bushfleld,
the
pastor,
was
ln
charge
of
both
services.
Mrs.
Bushfleld
was
at
the
piano.
The
church
was
tastefully
decorated
with
mottoes
and
artificial
daffodils
and
tulips.
An
Easter
lily.
banked
by
large
geraniums,
calU
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
rnoNft-ui
THl!
DAILT
NEWS
Frtdav
a
News
of
Northern
Districts
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Easter
Services
At
Burns
Lake
EASTER
AT
the
churches
here.
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sunrise
service
was
held
ln
the
Un-I
lted
Church
at
6:30
ajn.
Following
this
at.
11
a.m.
the
usual
morning
I
service
was
conducted
by
the
pas
tor.
Rev.
Bishop
Black.
Easter
Sunbeams."
three
sunbeams,
Mlssesnymns
were
sun
and
a
m8e
de-j
Margaret
McClary.
Jean
Patterson'
"Y"
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service
Ben
Woods
Infant
child
mm
re-
ana
iana
usiDerg;
russy
willows
S.
and
J.
Commons
celved
baptism
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Woods
as
well
as
Pansy
Pearl
received
the
congratulations
of
many
At
3:30
p.m.
Captain
Johnson
and
the
Salvationists
put
on
i
de
lightful
Easter
song
service
entitled
"From
Calvary
to
the
Resurrection."
The
order
of
service
consisted
of
Passion
hymns
sung
to
action
and
scripture
readings.
Opening
jthe
service
was
a
speech
by
Chief
Ijames
Weget.
This
was
followed
by
a
song
Tell
Me
the
Old
OH
Story."
Miss
Fanny
Brown.
cloth
ed
in
a
black
gown,
was
surrounded
by
children,
two
of
whom
were
kneeling,
while
the
choir
sang
softly
the
song.
Prayer
was
offered
by!
llllles
and
daffodils,
effectively
ar-RcT
BlshoP
Black-
Tticn
followed
ranged
on
platform
and
duIdU.
an
acUon
n
baMd
on
the
hymn
The
services
were
well
attended.
i
fine
weather
prevailing.
ley
Brooks,
.Miss
Lorraine
Kenney.
Mrs.
Jack
Sparkes.
Mrs.
A.
Stout,
the
Misses
Frances
and
Marie
Hal
.
Edna
Bland
and
Norma
Kenney
During
the
service
a
reception
ofl
new
members
was
held
and
a
soloj
"I
Would
Be
True"
was
given
by
Miss
Edna
Bland.
I
The
minister
took
as
his
Easter,
subject:
"The
Stone
Rolled
Away."
appreciate
quIitr''1
JteSI
f
You
vill
the
rich
,.
and
rare
flavor
of
this
fine
hiky
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blended
from
choice
old
highland
malts.
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
OX
LTD.
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'AH
Hall
the
Christ."
Little
rhild-
ren
strewed
flowers
as
symbols
of
His
crowning.
There
was
Scrip-
BRINGS
INSTANT
EASE
'
Walker's
iMusic
Store
Larue
Stock
Mui-Ilclntfman,
Nordheimer
and
l.ejui(r
Piano
Piano
Tunlnt
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Office
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Typewriters
and
Supplies
Stationery
.
Printing
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iture
reading
o!
Jesus
In
the
Garden
by
Henry
Wilson
In
English.
The
choir
sane
"Down
In
the
Qar-
l'Irrpr,w,TTl7'T
A
ldfn"
'rhen
Petw
Mark
rcad
tne
jorus
Russell
sang
the
"Pilate
Song
pirnvs
i.kv
Anrii
u-
cpi!
Special
Services
Held
In
Churches
and
Captain
Johnson
read
the
Special
Easter
serrices
were
held'
inaian
image
In
St.
Paul's
United
both
morning
and
evening.
The
Sunday
School
KITSEQUKLA,
April
H.
Spe-scholars
presented
the
following,
$ervkM
ww
heJd
ln
numbers
at
the
morning
service:
Piano
solo.
Edna
Ostbcrg.
Easter
Prayer,
Evelyn
Eckland
Hymn.
"Christ
the
Lord."
"Easter
Messengers."
Una
Mc
Clary.
Song.
"Easter
Flowers,"
Rose
Mungcr
and
Bessie
Anderson.
"What
They
Said
at
Easter
iTime,"
Valerie
Clark.
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r.
lit.
story
of
the
Crucifixion
The
trr:-vice
closed
with
a
short
pageant
displaying
the
Resurrection.
A
silver
colored
Oriental
tomb
was
plar
-ed
on
the
platform.
LouUe
Weget.
n
Mttl
cjhnl
crlrl
una
hatittfn1?v
'
in
the
United
Church,
with
CapUl
to
represent
the
angeL
DrM6,d
Johnson
of
the
Salvation
Arrr.i-
conducting
the
service,
a
special
feature
was
a
Junior
choir,
robed
ln
white
surplices,
which
sang
two
songs
to
the
memory
of
little
Ken-
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in
white
gowns
two
young
ladles.
Miss
Clara
Johnson
and
Miss
Evelyn
Weget.
approached
the
tomb.
As
they
stood
silently
gazing
at
the
opened
-1
doorway
the
little
girl.
In
a
n
U1
a
soft
but
clear
voice,
uttered
the
n-nrH
!
la
Vnl
lfr
It
l
Rlun
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Matthias
Weriey
'.
Wlh
hefld
lhe
young
wo.
uuuicu
lilt
cuiiuini
wiiu
uiu
splendidly.
Alfred
McDames
led
In
prayer
and
Rev.
Bishop
Black
gave
an
Interesting
and
helpful
address
on
the
last
words
of
Jesus,
"It
Is
Finished."
In
the
afternoon
ln
the
Salvation
Army
Hall
Chief
James
Weget
conducted
a
united
service.
An
address
on
the
words
of
Pilate
"What
I
Have
Written
I
Have
Written"
was
given
by
Alfred
McDames.
Others'
taking
part
In
the
service
were
I
Peter
Mark,
Capt.
Johnson
and
I
Rev.
B.
Black,
Special
hymns
were
I
sung.
Large
congregations
attend-1
jed
all
these
services.
I
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Sunday-mornlne
an
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