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LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
just
say-"Tnre
Two
please.''
,
Cash
for
Old
Gold,
Bulger's,
tf.
The
Weekly
luncheon
o!
the
a
tf.
N.
riiettine
TfVnfeht
rrlnce
Rupert
uyro
uo
nexi
-Lecture
arid
mbvleS
by
E.
Carlsen.
nesday
will
take
the
fdrm
pi
a
f
pec
ial
business
meeting.-
j
r-
,
'
Tonight's
train",
flue
from
the
East
n
a
Brlnd.
local
manager
of
Im-'at
if
rtVfnrtr
w4
fhrfkj
m
perlal
Oil
Co.
Ltd.,
returned
to
th
morhlhfc
td
fie
6ri
time".
y
on
Uie
rruiccsa
nucwiuc
ycs-j
.
rday
afternoon
fronvf
brlif
tripl
Prfhee'
Rupeft
receives
featured
iti
vanciuc
u"
vwj.j
muhv.
nuuudij
ul
lne
r
enruary
issue
01
1
western
Air
Cammartd
which
has
Jurnes
Boyd,
unervlsof
6f
fUh-
!lnsl
nfffved.
Ther
is
a
sifcil
Ir
enes
returned
to
the
city
on
the'ticle
descriptive
df
Prince
Rupert
princess
Adelaide
yesterday
after-
ffbfri
dH
aviation
staridfjblnt,
noon
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
.
official
business.
J
No
regular
monthly
meeting
of
nr-.
.
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Mr
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Kellett
returri-
Rupert
General
Hospital
was
hald
ed
to
the
city
ori
Wednesday
of
tfilrf
last
night,
being
postponed
fentll
week
from
a
two
weeks'
holiday
trip
after
the
annual
general
meeting
to
Vancouver.
,
which
Is
td
be
held
February
25.
Just
jay
"Triree
Two
pleai;'
t
p
Allison,
weir
known
Queen
"
-
-
-
I
i
ivn
t
'
Sjilt
cafne
north
to
Cumshewa
Inlet
from
Vancouver
on
tne
steamer
uassiar
which
arrived
nere
yesieraay
auer-
Inoon.
The
Annual
General
Meeting
of
the
i'rlnre
Rupert
Fishermen's
Cooperative
Association
will
be
held
at
the
C.C.F.
Hall,
Second
Averlde,
Ciiy
at
ltf:W
A.rH:
Mdridiy1,
F'ebni--ary
17
lWi:
Ail
membefs
pliiase'
utteud,
3
FrtA
A.
Weils
arid
Sam'
c'laffeV
IwHcf
arrlvt-d
Ih
the
city
6ri
Thirsi
day
nlsht's
tfiiri
fWm
Mr.
Well
Copper
ittvef
mlhlng
pf6j)efty
hfaf
Tefrafce
salied
this
fflbrnrfig
art
thy
Venture
fbf
tiute'daie'
eriroutfc
Id
Surf
Inlet
tihxl
week'
they
wlii
pitf-cwd
south
fftfm
there
to
Vancou-
Iver
Announcements
All
advertisement
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Cmbral
Valentine
Tea,
Legion
Jlaii
February
15.
Tea.
Canadian
Legion;
February
CI,
Bridge
in
evening.
Manonic
Ball,
Friday,
February
21.
B
O.N,
Masquerade
February
2L
United
Tea,
Mrs.
Clarke
McLean's
IFfbruary
27.
MiiKtrntPrf'
tme1niie.
"Un'Worth"
Mr.
'
Maridy,
tfhlled
Church
February
I
28,
8
p.m.
March
1
Teaj
Mr4.;U.
Morgan:
St
Peter's
Tea,
Mrs.
Croxford's,
March
8.
-
Navy
Auxiliary
tea
March
k,
Leg-
ion
Hall.
Presbyterian1
Tea.
Mrs
.FLl'teri'S:
IMirch
13.
j
u-Tion,
March
15.
Catholic
Ladles"
sir
Patrick'
tml
March
17.
'
AngllcaH
Tea
Mfs.
fiartorTs
March
1R.
United
tea
MarfcH
20th.
Anglican
Spring
Sale
April
17,
CHURCH
b'r.
Amelia
Susman
of
Columbia
University,
New
York,
arrived
In
the
tlty
ort
the
Princess
Adelaide
ye-
terday
aiternoon.
She
Is
here
to
continue
anthropological-
wofk
among
the
Indians
of
this
district
which
she
commenced
last
year.
j
Rev.
Alex
Esler
arrived
iff
the
cly
oh'
the
Princess
Adelaide1
yesterday
aiternoon
from
Vancouver
to
sup
ply
in
the
pulpit
of
First
Presbyter-
Ian
Church
for
the
next
few
weeks.
Ml
F.sler,
who
wds
for
years
pastor
o
Robertson
Presbyterian
Church
Iri)
Vancouver,
has
been
In
retirement
for
the
past
couple
of
years.
The
fire
auxiliary
department
6f
tHe
local
Air
Raid
Protection
or
ganization
was
given
another
interesting
gas
lecture
ort
Tuesday
et-efilng
of
this
week
at
the
Fire
Hall
by
Corp.
Gray,
special
gas
instructor
of
the
Irish
Fusiliers.
Thefe
were
twehty-bne
men
present.
Owing
to
the
Impeh'dihg
departure
(mm
ha
rlfv
nt
Pjirn
flrav.
It
l
be-
.
V..S
'
"
"
V
'
'
.
i
lng
fdund
hc-cesSiry
to
suspend
the
I
giU
ICVIUK.-3
1UI
W1C
tunc
Ln-lii;,.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Cates
of
wlli
arrive
In
the
city
on
tonight's
j
who1
Is
a'
well
kndwh,
Toronto
lurri-
berman,
Is
on
a
western
business
tour
and
will
leave
Monday
everting
for
Terrace
in
which
district
He
ha
Interests.
Mrs.
Cates-
will
re'-
ma'lri
ovef
here
to
visit
with
her
brother.
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Rush-
brook.
Both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cates
will
sail
next
Thursday
nleht
oh
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Hotel
arrivals
Central
Larry
Shannon
and
J.
Jbhhsort,
city:
J.
C.
Saunders,
Palling.
Prince
Rupert
j.
Sinclair,
B.
Parkinson
and
,j,
u,
uusii,
rruitr
juipcii,
tf."-
Rolston
and
E.
L
Paterson,
Van
couver;
A.
J.
MacDonald,
Prince
Rupert.
Itoval
Mr-
and
Mrs.
Harris.
Barrett;
F;
Blake,
Frederick
Point;
R.
Skinner:
W.
J.
Alfond.
J:
A.
Thompson,
A:
StirHtt;
W.
O.
Hopps,
A.
Keller-
man,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Beynon
and
u.
p;
Ddhkertey,
city.
Announcement.
t-
wkh
ia
annotthce'
thlt
I"
hare
sold
the
Kalen
Cedar
Mills
to
Martin
stiller,
and
in
future
all
Indebtedness
Incurred
in
connection
wltH
the
business
of
the
K.aien
Cfdar
KflUs
will
be
rhet
oy
air.
ZyT
JOHN
GURVICH.
NOTICES
S
FIRST
PRESBVTERiAN
CHURCH
lfP
(JfrardsUMs,
fe.
Ji
SfriltH
'
&t''
11.00
...Yj,
-
;
StiNfJAt
gfellVifcti
a-mr-Mlnlster-Rev;
Captain
It.
C.
II.
Darnlord.
7:8:p.fri.-iiilnlster-,
iikt
Hi.
EsSl
Everyone
is
cordially
invuea
tt
PAWS
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
torner
8th
and
flth
Aves.
EaSt
II.
Mjrwills,
S.f
i;i.l'aSiof.
lies.
1177
1st
Ave.
W.
thtlnt
Bl
Mrs.
I.
Feness,
(jrzahlst
lfs.
j.
II.
Myrwane
S.8.
Supl
100
a.ni.l)ivlhg
$thlct
fA
ftngilsh.
Theme-
"Llvlnt
In
the
LItht
15:15
p.lri.sUfidiy
gthddl
anritibje'fciass.
Full
ftttefldartct
urgtd
7
30
p.m.-YounC
P'Wpie's
Luthe't
MK-
A
vr
fiX,d
iam
YbU
Are'
Cbrdldlly
ihf
iied
t
dUr
Setvlcfis
lirid
MfHlngs
St
Peters
Evening
Branch
Has
Tea
A
vtfv
deTiehtfiil
ted
and
sale
of
hdrne
Poking
was
held
on
Tnurs-
day
afternoon
at
the
home
of
ATenuc.
The
rooms
were
attractively
decorated
in
keeping
with
St.
Valen-ilne's
Day.
The
many
callers
were
received
by
Mrs.
O.
W.
Inch
and
Mrs.
William
McLeod.
Mr
A.
Barbie
was
In
charce
of
tH
htmfeddkins
table
Airs.
Fred
(McDonald
and
Mrs.
D.
Thomas
werfe
servrteurs.
Mrs,
Wilfred
McLean
and
Mrs.
H.
kiriner
were
1ft
chaffee
of
the
kitchen.
A
fiam
was
won
by
Mrs.
W.
Smith.
A'
r
Queen
Mary
Girk
Club
Is
Orgariized
Will-taffy
Cfut:wifk
In
Ctlhhn-'
U
cm.
Wttri
War
On
Tuesday
last:
at
the
home
of
Junlof
League
Club
was
organized.
with-eight
active
members;
Mrs.
p..
-
it.
inch"
is
leader
of
the
club",
Mrs.
Malcolm
Lamb
is
guardian.
-
I
The
girls
are
'
very
tfusy
doing
refuge
wr
ky
,
especially
knitting
'and
seVfng'.lfot1
'tree
small
cnfldi
rental
'.the,'
hpjrtfld.
The
clutt
lias
received
help
from
the
Qneen.
Wary
Chapter,
the
Ca-rladlan
'Ijeglori
and
from
the"
Imperial
Order,,,
patighters
of
the
Empire.'-
,
vr
T
Lutheran
Sewing
Girdle
Tea-Sale
Jhelm
and
Mrs.
P.
Peterson
acting
as
serviteufs.
Mrs.
Jack
Ivarsdn
was
cashier
THE
MARQUIS
OF
LORNE,
K.T.,
G.CM.G.
GOVERNOR-GENERAL
OF
04X0X878-1883
Charier
was
Funeral.
Of
Mrs.
Ingvald
Fenness
and
Mrs
(
y
ry
t
M.
Holkestad
directed
thef
home
Llttl6
JjQ
V
jCOOKirrs
xauie
ana
miss
nuuie
rn-
'erson
conducted
a
sale,
ol
candy.
SucceWul
Affair
lield
Yesterday
I
An
acceptable
musical
program
Many
friends-of
th
famUy
wim
AHtrHMn
In
Metropole
Hall
jrendefed
during
the
afternoon
in-1
ff"win
parents
and
other
rjh-
saie
oi
name
couwiis
wan
iicni
;cluded
planft
selections'
by
Mrs.
J.
takers
1:":"".:
this
1H.
Myrwang
and
Miss
Mary
Metropole
Hall
which
was
at-
,
Vnrai
bv
violet
ItracUvely
decorated
for
the
oc-
Wlck
Edith
MurvoM.
casion
wnn
appropnaie
oowrs
ot
Mrs
John
Murvold
had
charge
red
and
white,
the
tea
tables
be-
rafn
m
Jensen
won
a
bed-
bg
centred
with
vases
of
carna-
gpa
nh
no.
133
and
Miss
Mar-,
morning
ior
the
funtfal
of
three-year-old
iacklfe
Nelson,
s6n
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack-Kelson,
or
whom
an
automobile
accident
t
Saturday
afternoon
protect!
fatal
Rer.
Father
W.
F,
ldntagne
ot-
tfohs
In
those
shades,
a
pretty
and
Montgnery
took
home
a
m&te
tii
t
thtj
hape
1
and
t
he
successful
St.
Valentine's
tea
and
coffee
table
hy
hoiding
No.
149.
i
Circle
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Robert
H.
Shrubsall.
Albert
Tur-
Frances
Moore
presided
at-
the
Church.
Many
euests
who
called
geon,
C.
D.
Rosang
and
J.
c.
Ewart,
jgan
were
received
by
Mrs.
Ctrris
Jen-
who
have
been
at
Gordon
Head
sen.
near
Victoria
for
thirty
days'
mui-
Mis
Chris
Johnson,
Mrs.
Ml
Jen-
tary
training,
returned
home
from
sen
and
Mrs.
O.
Kildal
had'
charge
the
south
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
tit
refreshments
with
Mrs
T
Sol-
yssterday
afternoon.
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
dhd
Pallbearers
were
M.
A.
Uranhaf
t.
Melvin
Forbes",
Harry
Msnzle
afid
James
Stewart.
f-'l'
THere
were
beautiful
floral
offerings.
'
-:
i
signed
Ori
February
15,
1881,
the
Marquis
of
Lome,
hen
Governor-General
of
Candda
signed
the
charter
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
That
sicjnaiure
consummafed
trie
vision
of
great
Canadian
statesmen
Sir
John
A
Mdcdonald,
D'Arcy
MeGee,
Sir
Georges-Etienne
Cartier,
and
Sir
Charles
fupper
thai
the
new
Dominion
of
Canada
should
be
linked
frorri
Atlantic
to
Pacific
by
a
trans-continental
railway
and
implemented
(he
pledge
under
which
British
Columbia
entered
Confederation.
So
began
a
new
era
in
Canadian
unity
.
.
.
and
Empire
solidarity
...
for
Ihe
Railway
expanded
into
a
system
spanning
two
oceans
and
linking
ihfee
continents.
Today
as
in
1914-18
a
proud
responsibility
rests
on
our
transportation
and
communication
systems
railway
steamships,
freight,
express,
telegraphs
and
engineering
shops.
Canadian
Pacific
officers
and
employees
everywhere
are
co-operating
each
in
his
own
field
towards
the
common
goal
...
VICTORY.
When
that
goal
is
reached
and
it
will
be
reached
this
will
be
due,
in
no
small
measure,
to
Canadp's
contribution,
and
to
Ihe
vision
and
foresight
of
the
men
who,
sixty
years
ago,
planned
the
construction
of
the
first
Canadian
trans-continental
railway.
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.
V
...
i.-
t
1
A-
V-
!!
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