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MR.
MAN
ION'S
POSITION-.
"
We
are
inclined
to
sympathize
with
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J,
Manion
in
the
stand
he
has
taken
in
Parliament.
When
he
was
chosen
as
leader
of
the
Conservatives
of
Canada
declared
"that
two
would
be
together
and
that
one
would
be
taken
and
the
other
left
behind
which
meant
that
those
who
were
Christians
would
he
caught
up
I
Aim!
suddenly
to
meet
their
Lord
a
cloud
In
the
air.
Those
left
be-'
hind
would
then
experience
the
That
a
great
separation
was
mcst
terrible
chaos
.and
disaster'
shortly
to
take
place
all
over
the
a"d
tribulation
which
was
lndps-!
world
was
the
statement
of
Evan-
cribable.
gellst
J.
E.
Barnes
at
the
Pente-
The
evangelist
urged
his
hearers
costal
Tabernacle
last
night.
In
to
do
what
the
Word
exhorted
spite
of
the
weather,
a
goodly
them
to
do,
namely,
to
watch
and
number
of
people
were
In
attend-
pray,
that
they
might
be
counted
ance.
worthy
and
escape
that
which
was
Mr-
Barnes
explained
that
Christ
t0
take
place
on
the
earth.
v
.
..
Dance
in
Oddfellow'
Hall
And!""
"
"
7.
1
7
.
"
,
w
.
Party
at
Bill
Stone's
Principal
The
Sal
Cove
air
do
nas
n
me
j
uesoay
nwm
uu
Entertainment
Items
created
any
work
up
to
now
In
(unwelcome
shock.
Mr.
MeGarrigle
.this
area
but
it
continue
tJ
will
return
to
-Vancouver
-this
week
Principal
items
of
enterUlnmwt
create
hope
r..r
many.
Among
and
will
reside
with
hla
parent-,
la
.connection
with
the
visit
here
j
those
who
look
t
thU
enterprise,
this
summer
Garry
organteed
a
it
the
end
of
last
week
of
the
I
as
the
possible
solution
of
their
very
promising
class
of
girU
here
be
at
Seal
Cove
and
.another
class
Premier
basketball
team
were
a1
own
diffjejalucs
cannot
num-
Jance
Friday
night
at
the
Odd-
bered
those
who
will
be
called
of
boys
equally
promising.
Although
fellows'
Hall
and
a
party
Saturday
upon
to
v-
out
.,f
the
lmedl-
he
himself
wiO
not
be
returning
night
when
Mr
and
Mrs
W
F
ft
area
of
operations
In
the.
Cove.lhrre.
the
physical
culture
classes
Stone
entertained
in
honor
of
both
As
to
where
they
will
move
and-will
be
reopened
again
in
the
flsiting
and
local
Ceams
hov
uncertain
for
most
otjautumq
of
this
year.
Were
It
not
lh
act
tnat
lhl
and
The
dance
.on
.Friday
night,
put
on
by
the
local
team
for
the
vlsH
,
its
religious
associations
made
so
tors,
drew
a
crowd
of
about
100'
The
Canadian
Fish
and
CoM.cial
evenings
out
of
the
question,
rouples
and
was
very
enloyabl4SUrae
P"
Is
having
its
fac?
some
sort
of
party
would
have
U
was
In
full
progress
from
llWled
XJardooa
are
agpcsulos
on
j
been
organized
In
honor
of
Oarry
txn.
until
3
a,m.
witn
music
Dyt"
w
"hnrM
Rnlscno'a
Orchestra
atltk
very
happy
af-
Badminton
Party
Going
To
Premier
Local
Men
and
Women's
Team
T-Make
Trip
To
Mining
Camp
For
Tournament
Garaje
Two
fiimei
To
One
In
Commercial
Bowling
coptrol
to
a
large
extent
the
legislation
which
is
passed
by1
rilt
1a"ue
standing
to
date:
the
Dominion
and
may,
by
means
of
her
solidarity
contin-
RuPrt
Moto
26
13
ue
tn
In
sn
This
is
nflanfTororl
nir
Parker
Oarage
24
12
Already
there
seems
to
be
a
slight
tendency
for
the
young
Royal
Lunch
:
lis
i"
13
r-rench
Canadians
to
break
away
from
the
traditions
of
Pioneer
Laundry
12
18
12
tne
pubv
anu
a
is
possmie
mat
tne
guarantees
in
the
Can-
yro
C1UD
12
18
adian
constitution
mnv
ho
ncpfnl
tn
tno
nVn
ul
Electrical
Workers
10
20
r
j
vv.
1,111,
I.1IUIVI1I
C)
Cil
Willi-
in
the
province
of
Quebec.
Canadian
-4
Legion
,
7
Tl
!
ill.
11
.
.1
..
..
I
h;b
possiuie
inai
me
announcement
in
the
press
Sat-urday
of
the
formation
of
a
new
political
party
in
Quebec
province
was
the
reply
of
the
province
to
the
jannounce-ment
of
the
two
political
leaders.
Grain
And
Chaff
To
Be
Separated
Christians
Will
Soon
Ascrnd
10
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
T.
M.
Waterland,
Porcher
Island
Central
Magne
Rabben,
E.
Johnson
and
Charles
Hill,
city;
Mike
Buyd,
Por
cher
Island.
Knox
Betty
Ursetb,
Vancouver;
T.
L.
Hamlin,
Esquimalt:
Jack
Mat
thews
prtd
O.
Fisher,
Terrace;
Jf.
Jensen,
Edmonton;
J.
R-
Herrlot.
Calgary;
A.
Gtanger,
C.NJI.;
S
Hedstrom,
CUR.
Prince
flu
pert
Fred
Nash
and
Fred
II.
Nash,
Terrace
,
If
you
wish
to
3wnp
.omethlng-Try
a
Classified.
ana
me
scope
oi
bm
pains
unarr
juuuiiui
rmmuiijw.
William
Stone
as
master
of
cere-i
increase
oowWerably
monies.
At
midnight
refreshments
were
nerved
and
a
feature
of
th
thel
touri?
interest
in
this
Industrial
The
ooys
or
ine
seal
oov
centre
of
the
fish
and
storage
basketball
team,
while
not
so
ur-
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook
All
organisations
excepting
those
of
the
Scouts
and
Guides
will
ocnclude
their
Drottram
at
the
News
of
the-departure
of
Carry
I
McGarrigle.
physical
culture
Instructor,
has
come
to
the
boys
of
ClS?fE0
FOR
KENT
KINGSTON
ROOMS
ATTENTION
Fishermen
Bright!
clean
rooms
over
McCutcheon's.l
Reasonable
rent.
Phone
Black
995.
(80)
FO
RENT
Furnished
2
room
flat
with
bath.
Only
reliable
peopl?
need
apply.
411
7th
Ave.
West.
(83)
CLEAN.
Well
-
furnished
modern
7
apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
tf.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Ladies'
muskrat
coat,
plaid
coat,
flannel
suit.
Phone
841.
tf.
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from
good
milking
stock.
A
real
buy
Must
sell.
Write
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Box
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or
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623.
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SALE
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GOODS,
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rent
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.448.
.
(81)
ri.l
m
thfti
AnAAiinl...
..lik
-venlnt;
was
the
presentation
f
IT
.
"
.1,-.
C
the
Northern
British
Columbia
'h".
"
championship
cud
by
Manavt
The
young
people
of
Saint
wUhed.
have
spent
an
enjoyable
tohn
Smith
of
Premier
to
Arthur
Petert
Church
Andean
Young,
i
this
year
In
he
SI
1
Peter''
Church
Hall.
With
the
additional
ple's
Awociatlon
are
planning
Murray,
captain
of
the
Prince
Ruoert
team
on
a
Thursday
night
service
at
attraction
of
physical
training
about
St-
Peter',
after
which
they
will
clasce
the
boys
are
better
off
in
There
were
eighty
person,
v,-
o
h-
hold
their
regular
meeting
In
the.
every
way
2for
their
excellences
members
of
this
club
The
Prtah
Hal)
sea
-
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Stone
an.l
it
proved
to
be
a
fair.
json
closes
at
the
end
of
April.
is
exoectec
back
from
Massett
af-
During
the
season
of
Lent
Rev
ter
Easter
C
J.
Narrington
hasl10?
Durnford.
rector
of
St.
Peter?
been
taking
the
Canon's
place
as'
Anglican
Church
at
Seal
Cove,
leader
cf
the
local
Dlble
Class
dur-1
has
pn
holding
mid-week
serine
the
last
few
weeks.
vices.
He
took
up
a
course
0
stud-
I
ie
on
"The
Foundations
of
our
With
the
commencement
of
the
fth
,n
Goa"
opening
the
flfhing
season.
Seal
Cove
activities
sriM
ot
lk
the
speaker
refer-on
the
social
side
are
demlnUhln
red
to
some
Of
the
causes
Of
So
much
skepticism
and
doubt
bli.Vt-1
ing
the
action
of
many
today.
He)
spoke
of
Darwin's
"Origin
of;
A
local
badminton
party
consist-lend
of
ihit
month.
Before
thati8315
and
lhe
unsettlement'
ing
of
Miss
Margaret
McCaffery
time
arrives,
however,
the
usual
jwnren
rcsuiiea
in
wai
puoiicaiion;j
wtc
Miti.
in.Tcn
wu
ncci.-
tnnii
ftnaiM
Hill
v
nhurMi
tn'of
the
Introduction
of
the
sr,-i
...
.
'
r
i
.n.u
m..
wn
.
i.
.
-
.leatled
"Hlrher
Orttlrlm
f
iti.t
For
lnommno.
aiix.s
i.nt
liif
uruuKA
cLCi
lok
xiic
uu
cuuiuiikirc
xsi
"
bank,
Harry
Ward,
Percy
Mcln-.to
be
congratulated
on
its
new
iosh.
Walter
Cross
and
Bob
Tobey
premises
below
the
ball
ltselt.
will
leave
Thursday
night
on
thi'Next
October
will
see
a
greater
power-cruiser
Bonanza
for
Stew-
patronage
of
this
building
than
art
Mirnnl
tn
Premier
-hpre
a
ever
befnre
it
la
believed
Under
tournament
will
be
played
over
good
auspice
It
can
be
regarded.
snallcnn6
yr
Dl
I9M-J8.
It
wai
the
Easter
holiday
week-end.
The!
as
an
ideal
centre
for
all
sodaHvlt1
10
generaUon.
said
local
party
expects
to
return
home
purposes.
Sunday
night.
Bantam
Champ
Retains
Title
it
was
the
support
.
of
.
the
Quebec
Conservatives
that
wasisixto
.
Escobar
won
Fifteen
Round
Ml
y
1
-
responsive
ior
tne
cnoice.
Last
week
Dr.
Mamon
took
a.
"ectsion
At
.san
Juan
bunaay
stand
opposed
to
the
views
of
many
of
the
Quebec
Con-
yiht
servatives
in
lining
un
stronelv
with
Mackenzie
KW
in
...
......
.
I
The
Boy
Scouts
of
the
Legion
j
Troop
have
long
since
enjoyed
1
their
spring
hike
to
Ctoyah
Bay.
They
are
waiting
with
Scout
oa-
.tience
for
the
weather
to
mak-'tht
The
weeks
whteh
Ofc
Ithe
next
hike
possible.
Oompetl-
,0e1
dealt
wlth
he
ftton
between
the
patroU
is
keen.)0
U108
foundation.
There
will
be
no
such
thing
as
closlne
down
on
trooD
activities
during
the
summer
If
the
present
1
TroP
enthusiasm
far
outdoor
work
holds
good
At
a
meeting
of
the
Scout
tavor
Of
Standing
solidly
for
participation
of
Canada
in
Lixto
Escobar,
worlds
bantam-'
masters
and
assistant
Scout
mas-defence
of
the
Emnirp
Mnrp
than
tnat
no
u'omJ
tVia
mnnn
irr.fiiiiv
riA.
Iters
of
the
two
troop
the
subject
Quebec
people
that
the
special
privileges
they
enjoyed
to-ffpndd
hi
-title
Sunday
night
by
day
under
the
British
North
America
Act,
which
is
the
winn
a
fifteen-round
decision
constitution
of
Canada,
would
not
be
continued
jf
Canada
iin
a
declared
her
independence,
thus
cutting
herself
off
from
1
the
British
Empire.
Riinprf
Mntnr
The
British
North
America
Act
gave
the
people
of
!lvMFcri
P'rench
Canada
the
right
to
worship
as
they
pleased,
gave
ImnrnVPQ
eS
I
L,edU
pan
the
church
the
right
to
collect
tithes
for
the
support
if
the
;
imPr0y
church
anrl
tn'P:
fnr
tno
cimnrvvt
nf
nViiivtVi
nVinnlo
A1:
t5"
""C
CV.r.r;
""t'i--
um,w.ow.yiB.
ni8u
Defeated
Parker's
me
1
xcjitu
nave
ineir
own
legal
sysiem
unaer
wnicn
ua-i
tholics
are
not
bound
by
the
civil
law
in
regard
to
marri
nage
unies3
tne
ceremony
is
carried
out
according
to
the
!
procedure
of
the
Church.
t
Rupert
Motors
further
Improved
'
In
Quebec
labor
is
poorly
paid
in
relation
to
other!'u
!?adeTrshlj!
lVL?"t
parts
,f
Canada
and
the
other
provinces
find
thnselW
up
against
unfair
competition
as
a
result.
That
gives
victory
over
the
runner-up
Park-Ouebec
an
pH"orqp;e
against
which
other
provinces
find
pf"
oarage.
Royal
Lunch
took
a
themselves
helpless.
three
game
to
nil
default
victor
There
seems
to
be
a
P-rnvvintr
torn
in
a,Zian
ploneer
La""-
!8n
av
1.
i.
j
a
...A
D
vr
,J
lv
eraee
scorer
for
the
evening
was
vvyi
Luyj
aru
inuepenuence,
SO
me
warning
Ot
Ur.
Mamon
n(s
Morris
of
Rupert
Motors
with
n
very
ninety
jusi
now.
ao
iar,
yueoec
nas
been
able
to
nr.
Bible."
He
went
on
to
speak
of!
the
effect
of
the
more
modern!
study
of
'Comparative
Religions"!
and
oi
the
new
standard
of
values'
which
seemed
to
follow
those!
.the
speaker,
that
confidence
should
be
given
them
to
build
on
their
faith
In
God
and
eternal
truths
and
for
that
reason
It
would
be
necessary
to
rediscover
tana
examine
ine
xounaauoos
w
The
Olrl
Ouldes
of
Hill
Sixty
are
progressing
towards
their
second-class
tests
under
the
guidance
of
Mrs.
Jock
Allan,
their
captain.
It
is
hoped
that
most
of
the
Blrls
will
have
achieved
this
of
the
regular
summer
camp
was,8tandard
by
the
end
of
this
month.
aiscussea
ana
it
was
ten
mat.
un-i
less
a
better
site
could
be
foundj
the
boys
would
return
to
the
north
end
of
Shawatlarts
Lake
where
a
most
enjoyable
camp
was.
held
last
year.
1
Music
tilth
Nelson
A.T,CM.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
PHONE
GREEN
390
1
"Hold
it
I
yWvt
0
lomtthiflg
iW
Sv
I
bo
,
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