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Prince
liupcit
Daily
Nrws
Monday.
March
10
1902
(job's
rrUantjIii
Aionor
aLcacli
Lenten
Season
Exhortation
H
yhlight
of
the
evening
at
Friday
night's
Job's
Daughters'
nieeiiri'j
was
a
presentation
to
Mr.i.
A
cx
Mitchell,
guardian
of
the
Bethel,
of
a
Past
Grand
Guardian's
Pin.
The
presenta
f
O
car
(i!oi,n
ri.i.iiriK
(I
hust
eve-tru:i
a.stav
oi
a
lt-w
months
on
iiif
Q-iifn
Ciiailot
c
Lilumls.
In
a
second
of
a
series
of
Le'i
ten
sermon
Bishop
.IokIhm
exhorted
the
congregation
of
An
tion
was
made
by
Mrs.
L.
W:
Ker-gin
on
behalf
of
the
adult
asso-
Norma
n
Chs
istc
n
sr
n
,
lid
n
and
T.
tto.'Udale
Henry
of
the
nun
elation
Church
Sunday
read
and
become
familiar
win
the
New
Testament
du-lnt;
Lent.
Uaiutuan
r
h
m
j
c
;.,
returned
ciatcs.
Thcp'n
was
inscribed'
ihc
Bisnop
expiaawa
ina,
,:.,...
.
,
,,.
-.in,
Mrt
-
il
Chr
fct
himself
was
confronted
"
,
,
...
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.
,
V1.,.
....
i
j
tno
Qi
f.i
C.i:-'.:oiiu
i-'iihi
o.i
the
oi
fiee
of
Q.
and
Guardian
ol
1
P?
rm
Jv
Ji
:-
V
British
Columbia.
,
company
b'.!.iiiic.s.
Two
new
memoers
were
miti-!
with
perplexing
everyday
p.ob-lcms
and
solved
them
in
".vrys
which
could
be
easily
imitated
by
people
today.
For
instance,
uv.ea
askad
for
a
judem:r.t
on
thd
k
ri-iu1
woman,
Christ
invited
anyor.e
who
had
not
sinned
to
throw
the
first
stone
and
the
crowd
imme
ated.
They
were
Catherine
Fin
lay.son
and
Molly
Simmons.
Hon-
I
orea
Queen
Heather
Brewer
Prime
Rupert
A.
Ne:sin,
B.
Pr
c"e,
R.
Rcid
N.
ATOR
Final
arrangements
were
made
diately
dispersed.
"
'
,
.
I
I
i
-
'
-
"Greater
knowledge
of
the
life
XC,
.',,.r-
T-.
Ior
the
annual
Easter
Tea
anJ
m
p
a
n,h
Vancouver.
N.
P.
Edkci
,
A.
Dah-
.sa
tfl
h
hplH
1n
h
of
Christ
leads
t
to
a
..hiocon
wholesome
y
,
1
lb
enthusiasm
for
religion,"
said
the
Bishop.
lie
and
Mis.
H.
Wheeler
and
fam-
Temple
Apr
1
10
ily,
Snriithers;
K.
Brown
Mon-;
The
glris
decided
they
would
tuai;
V.
Chamberlain,
Carletmr
agaln
canvasj
for
the
d
Crcs.,
Plae
Outano.
O.
E.
Hooper,
on
March
,8
during
the
annual
Sinjthnrs;
F.
W.
Pen
fold,
Edmon-
tiriyg
ton;
T.
E.
SroH
aiid
D.
Robinson,
1
SPECIALS
cd
"an...
Naiia'mu;
J.
Glen,
II.
B.
Whalen
j
and
S.
Cooper,
Terrace;
R.
M.
i
Whitehead,
New
Hu.eitoti,
W.
Hall,
Victoria:
R.
G.
McKce,
Vic-'
toiia;
A.
L.
Tourond
and
R.
Chilli
Cliui'di
4S
m
V,
cu.
H.
Deluxe
Refrigsrotor
$399.00
Yi
cu.
ft.
Refrigerator,
with
frozen
food
compartment
$411.50
81z
cu.
ft.
Refrigerator
$382.00
.
lkn.-.,Ml
M'n
Jt-U
Ciice.y
lareweu
to
wcll-wislieis
from
his
pulled
out
for
Ottawa
where
he
was
.
r,
u:'
Out
,
as
the
special
train
('
Canadian
Governor-General.
With
him
are
Mrs.
Raymond
Massey,
second
BaptLsm
of
the
infant
son
of
a
Brooks,
Burns
La!:e;
J.
Mould,
Dutch
couple
who
arrived
three
Topiey;
P.
j.
Picho,
Southbank;
years
ago
to
make
their
home
R.
Bonson,
Houston;
B.
L.
Hin-in
Canada
took
place
at
die,
R.
Keefe
and
J.
R.
Gilmour,
morning
service
yesterday
in
Hazelton;
M.
B.
Hansen,
Prince
First
Presbyterian
Church.
Jan
i
George;
R.
Hetherintgn,
Fort
William
Leeuw
was
brought
by
William.
Ont.;
Mrs.
E.
Singer,
020TB
(!
Ma.s.-r.V
his
uisunguitneci
a
;iui
-uiumci
,
ana
aaugnier-in-iaw,
mis.
Lionel
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4
nth'-
n
-
rv
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
win
KAY
KKKLKCTS
i
continued
Inmi
p;'t!e
2)
I
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hend-rlkus
Leeuw,
for
tlw
christening
irite
by
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wrighl.
t
Locol
Union
Organizer
fc
Minister
of
Labor
Phone
210
Queen
Charlotte
City;
J.
R.
Williamson,
Edmonton;
D.
S.
Cooper,
Kitwanna;
M.
I..
Monteyne,
Hazelton;
Mr.
and
Mr.s.
George
Mc-Adams,
Terrace.
-
Itesnrr
Block
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
Many
a
stranger
wonders
why
I
Mr-
Leeuw
is
in
the
employ
of
Stewart,
B.C.
here.
i
me
1UimnDia
.enuiosc
tO
there
is
a
stairway
to
the
too
of
to
have
a
Labor
organizer
i
what
had
once
been
uk?
site
of
!
iert
;ipiteai'.-
,
it
,1
.11
i
1
U.
.,l-i
a
t
tor
t
he
S(oo
oi
me
eaue
i
auu-i
"
never
heard
of
the
hall.
Some
neneiii.
jil-
is
.-v.
r.
num-i
i
,n
csjii-cial
times
they
climb
to
the
summit
rif
thn
Imt'p
rnrk
nnrl
liwilc
,,al
iliuh
School
teacher,
constructutn
Construction
job
at
Wat.sor:
around.
)M!hlilliHl
never
could
understand."
niiia
('ullu!o('
Co.
and
also
jiresiderili
"i
nf
the
Hod
I
ai'l'iers,
lHUKling
an.i
was
uuill
And
i10
waved
a
hand
?s
.
..
i
.,
i
(1.
toward
the
top.
-But
now
I
know.
,'.:!
by
a
rep-
Duily
News.
Are
YOU
on
the
Voters'
List?
seem
to
be
quite
c
lear
for
he
I
grand."
lias
no
party
affiliation
in
I
fai
t
he
does
not
believe
in
j
The
word
"Dominion"
has
not
labor
union
affiliation
with
'
been
dropped,
despite
the
Ottawa
i
jptiif
position
for
information
leading
to
party
responsible
for
cutting
tires
on
car
parked
in
front
of
sub-station
B
post
office
on
Saturday,
March
8th.
Information
will
bs
kept
confidential.
PHONE
674
or
BLUE
163
4
.
"'i-'n;il
arts
1
:
Ub
School
,
i-iliMii
and
be-
union
or-;mci
J'iic
that
he
s
-..(led
with
th?
;
.Tying
ouf
his
.;;.
so,
when
A
..,.
to
w
ii.'.i
k
i
i!
vjiistruetion
any
political
party.
(His
In-
attitude.
You
hear
it
and
see
it
!
trrnational
t'nioii
of
Hod
Car-
for
there
is
no
real
prohibition.
riers,
Construction
and
Gen-
Fifty
years
of
usage
is
hard
to
eral
Laborers
is
Identified
j
forget.
uitb
the
American
Federation
j
of
Labor.)
j
NO,
NFVER!
When
Mr.
RoberUonook
over
j
Commurlists
in
China
charge
the
leadership
of
the
Union
itinuns
Wlln
having
eaten
babies'
had
very
few
members.
Now
it
!
and
Un.tPC
states
f
iers
with
the
has
34
initiutod
and
in
good
j
clinribulion
of
germ
carrying
in-.
standing
and
it
is
growing.
;
SPCts
What
was
that
old
school
War
veteran
Mr.
Robertson
was
;
day
jingle,
"sticks
and
stones
a
vocational
teacher
for
ttic
i
caP
break
my
bones,
but
names
Canadian
Army
in
Vancouver
i
never
hurt
me."
nnd
Toronto
Before
coming
to
;
I'linee
Rupert
as
teacher
of
in-
'
the
con.-tnic-
:
.is
an
active
EN'S.
Robertson
rx-kti
saw
a
need
i:
.iitnt
uniou
sua
hud
taken
P5
.
readers
The
Provincial
Voters
List
is
now
being
revised.
IF
YOU
ARE
NOT
REGISTERED
YOU
WILL
NOT
HE
ABLE
TO
VOTE
AT
THE
NEXT
PROVINCIAL
ELECTION
If
the
canvasser
does
not
cull
on
you,
get
in
touch
with
the
Registrar
of
Voters
for
your
Electoral
District
and
find
out
if
your
name
is
on
the
list.
REGISTRATION
ON
THE
D
OMINION
OR
MUNICIPAL
VOTERS
LISTS
DOES
NOT
MEAN
THAT
YOUR
NAME
IS
ON
THE
PROVINCIAL
VOTERS
LIST.
Be
a
qood
citizen.
Be
registered
and
vote
...
it's
YOUR
responsibility.
.
Watch
your
paper
for
an
announcement
by
the
Registrar
of
Voters
in
your
district.
GOVERNMENT
OF
THE
PROVINCE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Oxfords
and
Loafers
du.stri
il
aits
at
the
invitation
of
i
Harry
Jones,
director
of
technical
education
for
the
Depart-
;
ment
of
Education,
he
was
con-
;
.struction
foreman
for
the
George
j
S
Wheaton
Co.
at
Victoria,
i
He
is
a
strong
advocate
of
trade
training
in
schools
and
St.
Patrick's
Day
Dance,
1
64c
l
March
21.
:l
not
only
the
ir
crr.pioyi"-,
a
it
ii
.slip-shod
miii
the
union
uiie
hud
been
j
and
he
had
ak"n
tu
"clean
ob
with
which
ng
on.'
'
unci
no
'
for
lmii
but
'inn.
Mr,
Rob-
i
(jb.MTVCS.
thinks
it
should
be
actively
carried
out
in
Prince
Rupert.
S.O.N,
meeting
Monday
March
10,
8
p.m.
ltc)
School
pirl
perms.
Drop
in
after
school.
All
work
guaranteed.
Jerrys
Beauty
Saloi.
Phone
CC5.
,tfl
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
Rummage
Sale
March
1
and
15,
Shcardown's
old
store,
3rd
Ave.
I'hoiie
P.lue
919
or
Green
733
to
have
rummage
picked
up.
(61c)
D:.
and
Mrs.
D.
It.
E.
Whitmorc
and
son
left
on
today's
plane
inroule
t:
San
F.ancisco.
Ur
Whitmorc
will
fpend
two
weeks
at
Trail
and
Victoria
on
company
business
before
rejoining
lis
family
In
California
where
they
will
be
t.vj
guests
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
an
inlcrcstiii"
f
no
MIp
1
have
ii
lo
bi-i
omc
a
-f"
How
he
is
H
5l
)'
the
Fashion
Footwear
Vs-
llO
lines
il
n!
Lawson.
ristian
i
t
Hi
s-Jl
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--
m
'f
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i
.
i.
I
PI
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Needed
"luce
Tiieir
for
sick
and
disabled
veterans
l'iinis.;iiin
of
'l
tni.sti'es
and
W!U
Cil.-ilio-P"Pil;;
of
tii
:u!c
''
it
was
an-i.
'
morning
by
1
Hl1'
'lop,
B,c'
1
"tative
,,f
,i,
""tacss
and
in-'sthespeak-
'''niui
Cimieh
''W
spoke
lm-Wl"'k
of
bread
upon
-
n,ed
fur
he
'nstian
.spirit
"c
saw
in-
lr
main
vt'lcr.ms
the
years
of
incapacity
drag
on
endlessly.
And
t
be
world's
best
medical
attention
cannot
ease
the
ache
of
a
thousand
weary
hours.
Tiny
need
the
little
things
that
only
a
warm
understanding
can
bring.
I'ilin
shows,
arts
and
rrafls.
a
(iiict
reunion
with
wives
and
parents
and
children,
in
the
privacy
of
a
Red
Cross
Lodge.
You.
through
your
Red
Cross
contribution,
will
help
provide
HUM
I
,
..
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.
ii
.
in.
1
t
II,
4
lli-h
'
I
1
1
t
.1
111
these
comforts
that
mean
so
much.
lll'''
:m;l
ad-
I
W'IS
!'
"difficult!
',
l;l"t"i'.s.
He
ti,-.
'fl)"
in
liquor
',r
juvenile
de-.uaru
of
the
"I
Of
(it
lm,.
The
work
of
mercy
never
ends,
$5,222,000
is
needed!
'')ld
f
the
Krow-
0
f
hn
r.i,i
viueuiis
'''iiienfw
f
,,.,
J
11
d
lo
reform.,.
i
um
ian
who
,S011('
to
a
hotel
1m
.-WQ$f1-
L-1
i
ijii
.
n
i
h
full
Cards
for
All
Occasions
Anniversary
.
Wedding
Baby
....
Sympathy
Appropriate
is
the
word
for
cords
ot
ad
useful
14
IJ1,JI0
n
tu
I
'
the
,.0NC!
Art
1,1
a
!-
the
r
t;
class
and
:
lllslilnii.,..
Ly
to
vourUULnLLJ
ujUULUCi;
'
''I,"'1
ai'
carry
activity
I'lllv
C7fj
to
your
tti
Cross
ire
wisely
used,
tch
yeir
the
iccountkt
1
llllllm
(ir-
is
ipproved
by
iuditors
ol
the
Bomtmon
Government.
u
lH:y
i
with
iBSt
compoign
Headquarters:
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
CO.
STORE-Phone
210
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