Monday.
March
13,
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For
Active
Church
Stressed
Worker
In
ChrM's
Htnilre
(irrater
Necliity
Today
Than
Kver.
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ImamW.
i
f
I
Tin.
1
mnwra
the
church
n'JW
"n
actlve
ree
for
good
in
the
community,
As
a
mere
"shrine
;
of
devotion"
or
-haven
of
heaven
-,ly
rt.v
the
church
was
serving
'little
purpose
Too
many
church
'rombrr'
were
not
awimtin.
.v,.
iraponwDimy
or
active
rvi-
Mr.
rumton
reiterated
a
nr.vt.
"
conviction
that
lodges,
based
ai
The
need
for
arUve
Christian
:
they
might
be
on
the
scriptur"
worker.
In
the
world
was
jrreater.
were
not
the
force
fr
nood
in
today
than
It
had
ever
been
before,
the
community
that
mtaht
b?,
Rev
If.
a
Funston
uMtted
H
peeted.
Much
the
sam?
might
his
conKregatlon.
at
morning
er-
said
of
the
church
Inactive
v..
e
yesterday
In
First
Presbyterian
i
Church
By
the
acUvlty
of
1U.
Tr
a
rttv
r.n
Prices
Again
Reduced'.
too
watt
Edison
Mazda
Lamps
(
NOW
20'
HERE'S
todsi
bluett
vKm
in
good
Caht.
IOOW4ttEdUooMii4Umpiaf.
now
reduced
m
price
from
25
to
20
centu
Thty
give
you
9
trout
Bot
Out
it
tmd
S
to
the
eyes
end
they
1
stay
bftgMte
lonqtt.
Get
I
CSrtenofthtUmpttody.
StTTft
IICH
jO
IT
i
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T
T
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i
1
1
r
u
t
tViSOH
MAZDA
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
CO.
MA
Limited
MacKenzie's
Furniture
Chesterfield
Suites
T
rre
piped
in
tapestry
Roll
arms.
A.l
construction.
Etht
suites
hooe
from.
Small
down
payment.
2QR
00
ancr
on
easy
payment
?t0UU
rhne
;;s
As
Advertised
on
the
Air
BISMA-REX
Antacid
Stomach
Powd
4
nt.
bnltle
75c
er
1C
01.
bottle
$1.50
Ormes
Ltd.
Cr?
Pioneer
Druqgiats
The
llexall
Store
Phones?
81
&
82
Open
Dally
from
S
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
noon
till
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
till
9
i.m.
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LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
I
Bargains
galore
at
Fashion
Foot-
8peclal
prices
on
clearing
lines
at
rasnu.n
Footwear.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
RUch
of
Stewart,
who
have
been
on
a
trip
xouth.
were
passengers
aboard
the
Catala
last
evening
returning
north
from
Vancouver.
C.
B.
Flewln
and
O.
E.
Brown
of
Port
Simpson,
who
have
been
on
a
trip
south,
were
passengers
aboard
the
Catala
last
evening
returning
north.
John
Currie
of
this
city,
who
is
nagfd
in
the
contract
of
building
a
school
at
Bella
Bella
for
the
De
partment
of
Indian
Affairs,
return
mj
Vancouver.
'
,
t
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
Blanchawl
were
passengers
aboard
the
Prineeul
Korah
yesterday
returning
to
Skag-1
way
alter
spending
the
winter
in;
Seattle.
Mr.
Blanchard
Is
ceneral'
Speriatly
designed
for
f
nr
mu
ami
tinnrr
cd
to
Bella
Bella
on
the
Catala
es-
lu
SVl
.
-
mjj
ii
ai
ine
imc
sneeze.
VlCKS
:
;
Vatronol
J.
H.
McDonald,
well
known
Mayo
agent
of
the
White
Pass
and
Yukon
cantractcr.
was
a
pxsenger
aboard
vvuvc
ai
owsway.
Mrs.
liiancnara
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
re-keep
the
famous
Blanchard
Gar-'tnrninw
tn
th
vntu,
n
dens
at
Skagway.
I
to
Vancouver.
CAIID
OF
THANKS
Mr
David
L,
Stevenson,
wife
of
-
.
,
.
.
.
.
'a
weU
known
conductor
of
the
Louis
Pustak
and
family
wish
to,
white
Pass
and
Yukon
Railway.
convey
sincere
thanks
and
appreel-
WM
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prin-
rJrrml.smi'aori
yesterday
returning
.
,u
awwance
north
afler
a
trip
to
and
expressions
of
svmnathr
e.
.T..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Victor
Kovlchiseven
SUters
mountains
which
he
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mllo
Jur-!u
planning
to
make
this
summer,
ovich
and
daughter.
Dawson.
V.T..I
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Pavlch
and
famUy.
Eli
Perltich,
William
Miller.
Mike
Lubotina.
Shawatlans
Lake.
Tom
Lee
and
family.
Savoy
E.
J.
Eriksen,
Nash;
Roy
Larson,
Port
Edward.
R.
B.
L'
Estrange.
Tete
t
Feescy.
rort
Essmgton.
1
1
i
DRESSMAKING
J.
Tailoring
and
ltemodelling
.
KIMI
UYEDE
Phone
Blue
91G
203
3rd
Ave.
Walker's
Music
Store
Large
Stock
Music
lleifittnian,
Nordhelnier
and
Lesage
Pianos
Piano
Tuning
with
"Kesoniiscope"
Phone
Rlue
389
212
4th
St.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
KOOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
31
For
Best
Household
,
Coal
MKS.
C.
U.
BLACK
16.
Try
t
Oally
New
wsnt-ad.
Announcements
All
advertiseraenti
in
this
col-amn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
29c
a
word.
5
Jaune;
w.
J
Swouson.
Dawson.
j
Rod
and
Gun
?
Koyal
March
13.
S'
S.
Baker.
Montreal:
II.
Hart.
glChntham.
Ont:
F.
Wezck.
I.
Johan-osen.
S.
Abbo
and
N.
Stone,
city;
5
1
George
Lavall.
Edmonton.
I
Prince
Kupert
.
Presbyterian
H.
Forbes.
Harold
Lanning
and
March
17.
,
O.
R.
Jamleson.
Vancouver;
Mrs.
IE
Goldsmith,
Vancouver;
E.
Jac-
5)
Miss
Ada
Brown
and
Miss
A.
L.
St.
Patrick's
Hall,
March
16.
United
Tea
Mrs.
March
23.
"Queen
Mary"
Easter
Monday.
20
Annual
Meeting
Orange
Bridge
and
Dance
March
Shamrock
Varden's
Tlay
March
17.
Tea
Supper,-
Catholic
W..T.
Kergir.'s
Eagles'
Bridge
March
22.
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs.
TobeyVs
March
122.
S.
O.
N.
Fishermen's
FareweH
Dance,
March
23.
.
Hill
60
Tea
March
25.
High
School
Spring
Plays
March
A,
'i.
'
Tea
Mrs,
Parkin's
Prince
Ruuert
Operatic
Society
presents
"The
Mikado"
April
12
13
Capitol
Theatre.
.
'
Presbyterian
Easter
Sale,
April
C.
N.
R.
A,
Annual
Bfl.ll,
Mooje
Hall,
April
21.
V
,
SOCIALIST
KM
HEB
I.V
TALK
Continued
irndi
Pa?e
One)
.
tive,
largely
along"
aoclai
lines.
The
amendment
t0
tlte
Marriage
Act
flt.
Peter's
Tea
and
homeeooklng.jdesigned
'
to
prevent
the
marriage
r-
i"?
fut.AU
I
I
14
I
.
J
mm
m
wear's
Annual
Clearing
Sale.
tf.,Mrs.
O.
&
Moore's,
1143
Ambrose
jof
persons
suffering
from
venereal
Mr.
A.
Wick
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
Ust
evening
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Our
new
Spring
Shoes
are
commencing
to
arrive.
We
need
snae.
Ave.,
luesoay,
warcn
i.
icusease
through
advising
the
prin-
I
m
Frank
Lockwood
returned
to
theitions
was
stronriv
aonroved
hv
city
on
the
Catala
last
evunlngiMr.
Winch.
lie
deplored
the
worfc-
from
a
trip
to
Bella
Bella.
-
ling
conditions
for
nurses
in
th
Mrs.
J.
E.
AUjulre,
whose
husband
Is
in
the
laundry
business
at
White.
t?.'
horse,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
returning
norm
alter
a
vuat
in
Vancouver
Mrs.
James
A.
Brown
and
daugh
ter.
Miss
Ada
Brown,
of
Port
Es-sjngton,
who
have
been
on
a
trip
couth,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
evening
and
left
later
In
the
evening
for
the
Skeena
River.
H.ips
PREVENT
COLDS
majority
of
hospitals
in
the
prov-
inee
due
to
lodz
hours
ind
de
clared
that
It
was
no
wonder
large
numbers
of
nurses
were
breaking
under
the
strain
Th
nnminm
.
-
--
,--.
ft
prevalence
of
tuberculosis
among
me
wcuans,
whose
death
rate
was
twenty
times
higher
than
the
whites,
was
referred
to.
The
speaker
alaooUuded
to
the-
hi&h
cost
,
and
frequent
changing
of
textbooks
which
made
it
difficult
for
parents
to
brovide
for
their
t
children.
'
Health
ml
Children
,
At
some
length
Mr.
Winch
dealt
with
the
condition
of
health
yf
the
children
of
schools
as
indicated
by
the
government's
own
records
of
medical
examination
of
which,
Incidentally,
none
couJdJ
oe
iouna
lor
rnnce
Kupert
since
wit.
ne
challenged
sovernment
claims
of.
a
large
decrease,
in
the
Tampunt
of
malnutrition
and
.siig.
gested
that
this
conclusion
had
been
arrived
at
simply
by
leaviric
out
the
figures
as
had
been
done
jin
the
cases
of
Prince
Rupert
and
New
Westminster.
The
speaker
then
turned
to
the
necessity
of
more
adequate-
and
scientific
facilities
for
the
treat
ment
of
mental
defectives,
and
de
linquents
both
children
and
adults.
Treatment
now
belne
ac
corded,
Mr.
Winch
contended,
fail
ed
in
a
large
measure
to
take
Into
account
physical
conditions
and
economic
background.
In
the
mat
ter
ol
juvenile
delinquency
he
ad
vocated
a
policy
of
prevention
and
r
.
.
.
w
f,Mv
ptticHJUU
AUU
tended
at
the
time
of
their
recent!
r..
r.
n
..
icarc
rathpr
thn
icnioinn
c..r.
.
.
iict.
j
.
n,
.iuuuiu,
rioman
.
saa
oereavement.
m.,uti.
r
i.
lin
Prinrp
nmvrt
tvr
o
.who
wno
has
has
been
been
on
on
a
a
trin
trip
to
to
Seattle!
Seattle.
.eraceful
condition
condition
of
of
Juvenile
Juvenile.
de-
Those
sending
flowers
to
the
fun-
rrc.
nanKer
aboard
the
Prln-I"110-11"
Vadtr
conditions
now
The
family.
Mltar
Nastleh
and
existing
in
Denal
and
dettntk
family.
Vancouver.
Fraternal
Order
to
Ketchikan
where
he
will
Day
atutions.
criminals
were
being
n
URies.
arade
7A
Booth
Memor-
TUlt
MoTe
proceeding
to
his
dlo-
made-
not
"CVLT&L
cesan
seal
ai
juneau.
'
nd
j
.
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Oaw-
thorne
and
family.
Spiro
Gurvlch.'
Mrs.
c.
D.
Mulrhead,
wife
of
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
PostuJo
and
family.,
assistant
superintendent
of
the
m..
...
-ou
-
Musmnicn
nmwiiwi
ana
uuu
iamuy.
iiuiiuj.
rirfr
river
divUlon
division
of
of
the
the
White
White
Pass
Pass
&
&
Mr.
Winch
pursued
the
subiect
of
treatment
of
mental
deficients
and
delinquents'
in
some
deta'l
with
particular
reference
to
the
economic
twuiunut
phases
piiajsn
Including
mciuoing
unetn
I
unem-
M..
and
Mrs.
James
and
family.
Mr.'v,,
'ployment
and
lnadeouate
relief
and
Mm
II
K
Yamnriilra
nnH
f
i
m
I
.
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i
.
,
.
i
Ipc
m.-hlrh
icwfeA
rnl
a
vr
......
4I,
u,
.
v.
v
u
Kvu..
1,3.
vwirrier.
wikkm:
ulls-
ilV.
Mrs
A
Itudinirh
unit
fnmlltr
T.
I
.v..
tieularlv
th
vnuntr
tnln
II.
nt
'
..
-
oajjo
,g,
in
mc
ynur
04
uio
ximri
'
1
-
Pnlmeri.
Mr
and
Mrs.
S.
Penoff.
crime
and
drove
others
into
condi-
f
I
Tilt
nilia
rMrllii
tm
tf
1.
.
.
rvf
mAMtil
Ale-nwA
m
w.w.
Wi.
mm
mia,
gers
aooara
me
mncess
X4oran
yes-
l.
owrtu.
mi.
anu
m,
1.
wrou.,
urday
returning
north.
Mr
and
Mrs.
T.
Petroff
and
family.
Fllen
and
Frances
Moore.
Mrs
!
nr
Neal
Carter
returned
to
the
Vuekovlch
and
family.
Ed
and
Milly.cltv
on
Saturday
nlehtfs
train,
from
Olsen.
Pete
Leklch
and
friends.
I
a
week-end
trip
to
Terrace,
where
Premier
Mines.
Mr
and
Mrs.
John
he
gave
an
Illustrated
lecture
"on
Gurvirh
and
famllr.
Mlts
S.
A
!mnMnHinurin.
r-.A
"
(WIUUMMHUiVIUII,
lllMilU(.
I
Milk.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan
Kenezlvlch,
where
he
made
preliminary
ar-
Vancouver.
Mike
Jurovich.
Dawson,
'rangements
for
aascent
ol
the
;
Steve
Steve
Raplch.
Raplch.
Mr.
Mr.
and
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
Sam
Sam
Bill
Bill
woooooooooooooooooooooooooocoooooooooooooooooooooooa'nnCj
famiiy
Ross
nros
67
Taxi
and
"Build
K.
C.
Payroh
In
The
Morning
Coffee
"Pacific
Milk's
rich,
.creamy
body
and
high
btitterfat
ton-tent
make
it
a
prime
favorite.
In
our
home
for
the'manw
thy
.coffee.
I
wouldn't
ibe
.
"
without
it."
Taken
from
Mrs.
F.
C.'s
letter.
'
-V
-
-
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
Of
Cwirst
"
A
Hot
tirhe
Is
What
Yoa
Wi
hi
this
Winter
You
can
get
It
by
using
our
famous
Edson.
Bulkley
VaUey
or
Nanaimo-Wellington
coat
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
.
Phones
51
or
551
"leriimfnt
Liquor
Art"
(Sfrtion.
27
i
Nutirr
ot
.IppikiUlou
fur
foment
T
Trn(r
llcT
tlrrar
HUkt,
it
hmrby
firm
that
on
th
lOUi
jf
April
acxt.
Uw
uoder-slscoil
totraxto
to
rpty
to
th
liquor
CVntruJ
&rt
tvr
catxtnt
to
trtosftr
of
tterr
LlcjMic
.No,
4i33,
kvml.
In
re-
buudmg
kncnm
6roj
Ilqbri,
tltut
crlbnt
a
lot
Hoi
M
"4
Bvk
S3.
StcOpa
1,
&Qvp
933,
ftUvm
tbtpttX
Land
JRffUtmtuQ
'iytric&
ta
iti
Pnov-tnra
ot
BrtVeJi
CUamula,
Irom
Alx-auder
Jmm
Prudfxmm
ta
Ou-1
Wll.
l$m
ZarHU
of
Prhwo.
Ruptrt,"
trttUh
CDiimbts,
wm
itrAtfere,
-
tUii
t
ruy
Rupert,
B.
O.
thU
Sth
cUV
of
iiATOh
1939
.
CARL
WtUXUt
'ZARtm
,
AppUoiat
uutrTncsir.
oia
wouia
nave
tne
opportunity
mis
year
to
send
to
Ottawa
as
their
elected
representatives
a
solid
i
bloc
ol
members
"determined
to
place
human
well
belne
before
profits."
He
urged
effective
organ
ization
as
the
most
efficacious
method
of
forcing
governments
to
iL'il..i
.
......
.
.
1
i
rdiitc
uieir
responsiDiuiy
to
rem-
eay
viui
matters
which
were
in
TAUlliKKi
The
Morning
After
Taking
Carter's
b'tte
Lver
Pills
in
an
appalling
way
with
th
"mentally
rick"
and
all
too
little
attention
was
paid
to
scientific
treatment
with
a
view
to
cure
of
psychic,
maladies.
The
hospital
at
Saanlch
for
the
criminally
Insane
and
incurable
Mr.
Winch
described
as
"as
damnable
a
place
as
the
mind
can
conceive."
It
had
been
a
prison
turned
into
an.
asylum
where
sick
people
were
kept
in
Itiers
of
cages
with
their
only
exercise
on
a
basement
floor
where
all
the
outside
they
could
see
was
the
sky
above.
Some
had
been
locked
in
cells
for
years.
Questions
Answered
At
fnft
nnrlnunn
nf
nic
aHrlrAcc
.
Sons
Of
Norway
Dance
Enjoyable
One
Hundred
and
Fifty
Persons
at
Affair
Friday
Night
A
very
enjoyable
dance
took
place
last
Friday
night
under
the
auspices
of
the
sons
of
Norway
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
lasting
from
9:30
to
3.
The
.music
was
provided
by
Fos-sum's
two-piece
orzehstra
and
there
were
about
150
persons
pres-
!ent.
Oscar
Sather
was
master
of
-
nr
etm
Inp
.,L
V.
I
xne
committee
in
cnarge
con-
Mr.
Winch
angered
a
number
of
Uted
of
K.
Mrs.
Slatta,
Mrs.
J.
Eii-Qe!L
'
,
thUutlm5
he
exPres'-
eruen
and
Mrs.
J.
Murvlld,
K.
Slated
the
opinion
that
health
insur-
ta.
j.
EUertsen.
C.
Aune
and
H.
Pet-ance.
already
provided
for
by
legU-iter;en.
At
the
door
K
iaUon
should
be
put
into
effer.fand
j
Slleitsen.
Wlthnilt
further
rtalatr
n.a.Vt
standing
objections
by
the
doctors!
v
s
or
oy
mg
ouaness.
He
suggested)
I
mm
V..Mn.r
U..I
that
the
people
of
British
Colum-
Mai
3
UUlillV
UUl
Nights
Are
Cool
Winter
Has
Not
Left
Terrace
Yet-Fresh
Snow
On
Friday
'
TERRACE.
March
18:
Bright
sunny
days
have
considerably
reduced
the
plies
of
snow
cn
the
need-of
attention.
N0
government.
!
8
f"
,
frosty
and
an
011
T
not
morning
.even
dictators,
could
with--U1
stand
the
will
of
the
oeoole.
Th
.aw.oKe
w
rmd
tw0
Iresn
.C.
C.
F.
of
British
Columw,
,m
mcncs
01
we
"oeautirul.'
accomplish
much
if
returned
to
-
"
-
.
..
.
power,
even
if
there
was
a
Liberal
gard
to
a
"united
front"
move-f
Tnrf
tl
Uwa-
The
Part?
ment.
Mr.
Winch
expressed
hlm-
...
w.uuiu.
cum
prove
Dy
sell
as
being
in
favor
of
co-
w
success
mat
problems
could
be
operaUon
with
all
parties
which
solved
with
will,
determination
are
opposed
to
the
irialfttenance
of
ahd
understanding.
Asked
in
re-
the
capitalistic
system
OVERWAITEA
LTD.
CASH
or
C.O.I).
Peas
15c
soar
Sunkist
Oranges
2
dozen
Grapefruit
7
for
Phone
S
H
Granulated
Sugar-10
lbs.
...
57c
Fraser
Vallwy
pickles
Sweet
or
sour
Bottle
Beehive
Corn
Syrup
A
fn
2
-lb.
tin
ADC
Sovereign
Sockeye
Salmon
ltj's.
TJn
25c
18c
Aytmer
While
Corn-
2
tins
Slac's
Cut
Green
Beans
2
tins
.
Palmolive
Toilet
Soap
3
cakes
giant
size
Butter
First
grade.
3
lbs.
Pure
Strawberry
Jam
4-lb:
tin
.
Del
Iaii
NibleU
2
tins
Royal
City
Spinach-2
tins
19c
25c
25c
20c
4"kuiar
18c
83c
54c
25c
Fels
Xaptha
Soap
3
cakes
Pure
Toilet
Soap
3
rolls
21c
21c
Shrimps
Wet
or
drv.
A
ryn
Per
tin
J.
1
i
Yellow
Newton
Apples
Fancy
Wrapped-
Per
box
New
Potatoes
Q
C
3
lbs.
New
Green
Per
lb.
S2.19
25c
25c
Crystal
Diamonds
are
.alright
But
they
only
flitter
In
the
light
King
Coal
Diamonds
win
the
fight
';
For
they
sparkle
in
the
night
Black
Diamonds?
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If
You
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up
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