I
Iff
I
I
Y
H
111
,
..
n.h
11
1K,9
SHIPS
AND
-PersonaL
of
the
faithful."
i
Oentes
.
estimated
"
that
less
than
20
per
cent
of
city
dwellers
in
Latin
America
and
less
than
five
per
cent
of
country
attend
mass.
.
Ceknese
Chief
Engineer
Here
Drift
of
Church
in
Latin
America
Worry
to
Jesuits
By
PATRICK
CROSSE
ROME
(Reuters)
The
powerful
Societv
of
WAI
cKrKUNI
W.
R.
Tooth
left
by
plane
Sat-
j
urday
on
his
return
to
Stewart
Veteran
coastal
steamer
Prin-lafter
spending
a
few
days
in
the
cess
Mary,
recently
wit
hriraun
I
cay
on
ousi.iess.
On
a
visit
of
inspection
to
the
Columbia
Cellulose
mill
at
Watson
Island,
S.
B.
Roberts
of
Greenwich,
Connecticut,
arrived
,in
the
city
by
air
Saturday
from
New
York.
Mr.
Roberts
will
be
spending
the
next
few
days
in
the
city.
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evitt
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Coquitlam
last
night
from
Nanaimo.
She
had
come
north
to
be
with
the
late
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
who
passed
away
last
night.
Jesus
better
known
as
the
Jesuits
has
issued
a
call
'
hZrl
.
g
a"a
:
Mr-
and
Mrs.
George
Me
Adams
eran
for
the
rescue"
of
Roman
Catholicism
in
South
and
Central
America.
"
-.
i
r
;
The
society
is
the
most
milr-
ed
Protestant
ministers;
and
43
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
1
w.
.1
V,
:
11
I
I
D.ntnntnnt
1.
1
-
1
lere,
l
hf
,
halTn
y
.
Vua,M"'
returned
l5
Terrace
last
Wed-
1
Prinrf
pera'e?
successlvely
on
!
nesd
nignt
from
a
trlp
to
Van-i
Prince
Rupert
local,
west
coancouver:
:
of
Vancouver
Island,
Alaska
and
.
I
Powell
River
runs,
has
been
sold
Frank
Calder.
MLA
for
Atiin.
win
aim
mguiy-aiscipiinea
01
'umuuir
wieuiugicai
colleges
fhp
Pathnlir
"Hm.r.h'e
'Tt.
It
rnnnnt.
cannot
Kn
be
AHimaH
claimed
fKo
that
tv.
bv
the
British
flnli
the
....v.
Vw..w..v,
VilUtUID
ItULIUUO
"
f
Steamship
Services
of
t.
cYn:
,
in
"the
sssion
of
the
eBula-
orders.
Protestants
'buy'
converts.
Of-
j
ten,
it
is
a
question
of
souls
who,
!
experiencing
a
strong
religious:
"Catholicism
in
Latin
Amer
ica
has
passed
through
so
for
f'Kl"
'r-lVoUomeWnghrid"
8''
t0
Union
;
tare
in
Victoria,
stopped
off
at
,
I
,
took
Pce
,h
illthPian
lariieV
Airf
in
thl
stcamj,nlPs
Ld.
The
Princess
Alert
Bay
during
the
week-end
f
lat
"
St.
Pauls
rhurehS
Wl"
be
CUt
dW'n
by
herit0
attend
Sesions
of
the
Native
I
.
whin
Joyce
cf
w
centred
Tth'
T
a"d
rted
to
a
Brotherhood
of
British
Colum-tL,L
1
of
2!VbMW
'
vlce
on
the
coast,
ib'.a.
Mr.
Calder
has
been
re-
midable
a
crisis,
lasting
more
asP'ration
and
finding
no
Cath-;
than
a
century,
that
it
is
a
mir-
oilc
community
near
them,
give
:
CI
WUJ
Ut,
V
V
ii
Ufl
HUU
Udl!
;
nominated
as
CCF
candidate
for
m;
rnt"
-
iuuius,
giving
it
spring-line
at
iTir,
t
.
Atlln
in
the
forthcoming
elec-
acle
if
that
vast
territory
can
themselves
to
the
first
pastor
,
still
call
Itself
Catholic,"
savs
wno
lnvite
them
to
come
and!
!
Gentes,
the
missionary
organ
of
sing
hvmns-
in
an
undeniably
j
I
the
Jesuits.
religious
atmosphere,
and
who
j
I
m'
an
"
nfifiM
-t
(i
reads
to
them,
perhaps
for
the!
i
first
tlme
ln
their
lives-
the
Holy!
America
Amenta-SOS,
S
O
s
it
says
,
the
scrinturcs.".
-
i
i
f
to
fcimn
mosphere.
I
i
Guests
were
wmwij
oiiailltT
VWUICUl'IJ,
U.api.
f4fin
received
at
the
William
McCombe,
making
her
d
charming
1.1
h
white
dres
door
by
Mrs.
H.
Holland,
con-,
""al
trip
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Miss
Margaret
Kerr
M.A.,
R.N.,
vener
for
the
afternoon.
Mrs.
A.'Island
run.
returned
to
.port
at
of
Montreal,
editor
of
Canadian
M.
Martinusen
was
tearoom
con-
8:45
last
evening
from
Masset
Nurse,
arrived
in
the
r.itv
bv
i
by
the
brides
vcncr
assisted
by
Mrs.
R.
Gtske,'
Jn:'et
points
and
failed
at
8
p
m.
,
plane
'
today
from
Vancouver
in
.1.
np.'l
Wai.,t
iiliL
jong
scalloptd
;u.l'
sKirt,
anti
!i
.v-of-the-valley.
hat
to
mutch
Mrs.
K.
BeuUen,
Mi.
II.
O.
Olaen,
I0
Vanoonvpr
On
conchision
of
the
course
of
a
western
tour.
She
Mrs.
H.
Hansen
and
Mrs.
Torda;.
thls
vyaKe.
the
Chilcotin
is
meets
the
Prince
Rupert
Chap-The
home
cooking
stall
was
In
belnB
withdrawn
for
annual
ter
of
Registered
Nurses'
A.ssoci-charge
of
Mrs.
A.
Husoy,
Mrs.
A.
overhaul
and
w111
be
ne"t
seeniatlon
of
B.C.
this
evening
before
Dybhavn
and
Mrs.
L.
Nelson.'
h(e
.wren
she
comes
out
o,i
the
,
proceeding
by
train
to
Prince
Servlteurs
were
Mrs.
K.
OLske
A,aska
tourist
run
in
the
sum-
George.
Miss
E.
Vasene.
Mrs.
H.
Hacon
mer-
The
Camosun
will
takj!
iiuquet
of
pale
i
the
groom
was
anti
Mrs
over
the
island
run
this
week.
oernara
p.
uribbons,
Carna-
J.
Pedersen.
car-rings
to
Mrs.
T,
Fossen
was
cajshier.
Uon
are
'
The
review
that'
addini
,
'
to
their
other
powerful
means
'
1.
A
world
of
154,000,000
so-
0f
propaganda,
"the
Protestants
:
called
Catholics
must
be
re-
are
now
planning
to
flood
Latin
christianized."
;
America
with
10.000
preachers
2.
"The
Catholic
forces
avail-'
who
have
had
to
leave
the
Far
able
are
exiiaoroinarily
insuffi-
East."
.
j
dent
for
the
task."
'MORE
CLKRGY
.VKEDEI)
3.
Every
delay
in
this
under-
.
.
..
.
,
'
taking
of
religious
reconstruc-;
.
Th
bas
c
Proulcm
ln
Latin
tion
marks
a
progress
in
the
A,meria
ls
the
grave
lack,
of,
methodical
clergy'
Gentcs
says'
'
advance
of
Protest-
i
antism,
if
not
of
communist'
"Latin
America,
which
has
33
materialism."
i
Pcr
cent
of
the
world's
Catho-
1
lies,
disposes
of
only
seven
per
BIG
PROTESTANT
JUMP
j
cent
of
the
world
s
priests.
.
I
The
publication
says
the
ad-1
"It
has
been
established
that'
vance
of
Protestantism
in
the
the
proportion
of
catholics
to'
last
few
decades
has
been
con-
priests
should
,
be
at
least
one
siderable.
-
priest
to
every
1.000
Catholics.
!
'
In
1925
there
were
in
all
7nR
.
"Whilo
n
v
it.,ij
ct.i
t
being
due
Friday.
Second
Union
uon
Mlllc
representative
for
steamer
in
port
last
night
was
'
northern
British
Columbia,
left
the
Coqultlam
which
arrived
'
bv
Saturday's
train
on
his
return
from
Vancouver
'
at
11
p.m.
and
to
Prince
George
headquarters,
sailed
this
morning
for
Alice
!n
April
12
at
Williams
Lakv?
Arm
and
Stewart
whence
she
isIMr-
Giibbons
will
be
married
to
due
back
here
tomorrow
south-iMiss
Lena
Gurling
of
Vancsu-
.j
was
anincy
I
a
blue
taffeta
1
dreis
with
skull
fHE
EXPERTS
J.
t
stoie
stole
and
and
long
long
f
CAR
NED
FOODS
s,
fA
f
j
earning
rose
Jati
.
.
.
e
a
light
bluo
bound.
ver
who
Is
coming
north
to
join
i
white
carna-
I
Hie
stun
oj
in
canaaiaa
ManK
i
of
Commerce
at
Prince
George
j
after
having
been
tationed
at
Penticton.
WVVAVJ'AVAV.V.V.V.VAV.V.Vi'.V.V.'.VAVW
By
KAY
REX
CaiiHdlHii
Prrw
Sufi
Writer
was
the
bio
Don
Peterson
Final
Rites
for
William
Bailey
if
i:
the
bride
wo.'C
BUY
WHAT
IS
NEDDED
-i-
000
Protestants
in
Latin
Amer-
the
average
is
622
Catholics
to
ica.
Today
there
are
4,700.000.
one
priest,
and
in
Canada
479,
Official
statistics
show
that
the
25.000
priests
of
Latin
Am-
there
are:
19,428
Protestant
erica
furnish
the
miserable
av-
places
of
worship;
3.655
ordain-
erage
of
one
priest
to
every
7.000
under
auspices
of
the
Canadian
Let?ion.
Interment
was
in
the
Canadian
(
er
dress,
an
off-
Canadian
women
owe
it
to
them-
..it
witn
mauve
selves
and
to
the
economy
of
i
accessories
and
their
country
m
;buy
only
what
I
thev
need,
not
what
thev
want."
Funeral
service
was
held
6ar-
,,day
for
William
Bailey.
79.
old
:
taZ
soldk-r
A
at
5
o'clock
says
Mrs.
Allan
Turner
Bone
of
1
mcl'
h
e
and
veteran
Montreal.
wno
died
early
last
week.
Rev.
b.indmg
snowstorm,
Pallbearers
were
Alex
Haig,
Jack
Allen,
William
Brett
and
Alex
McLean.
Bugler
Ranee
sounded
the
Last
Post.
As
president
of.
the
National
Dr
E-
A.
Wright
of
First
Presby-Council
of
Women,
Mrs.
Turner
tcr'an
Church
conducted
the
Bon.
has
special
Interest
In
rvtce
from
Grenville
Chapel,
I
the
bride's
pai-
.ii!d
liinch.-o
;
I
Mary
Tift,
Mr.;.
I
Carw!
Brentzcn
Aiidifws.
Mrs.
measures
calculated
to
cut
living
expfnses.
For
the
last
five
For
Your
Easter
Parade
al
Home
EASTER
CARDS
EASTER
EGGS
A
CHOCOLATE
NOVELTIES
EASTER
WRAPPED
BOXED
CHOCOLATES
a
proposed
the
mon'-hs
the
council
has
been
Je.
and
FrancLS
ur8n8
Its
600.000
women
to
To
Members
of
Branch
27r
Canadian
Legion
economize.
,
Mrs.
Turner
Bone
explains
that
f
.Jt.-niald.
I
wctldin;
caki
this
Thrift
Campaign
is
an
anti
.
es
mother,
was
and
served
by
lnflationary
effort.
Ttw
council
11
with
pleasure
that
thelngs
and
it
is
our
hope
to
do
doesn't
want
Its
members
to
President
and
Executive
of
,
even
better
In
the
future.
We
forego
spendingbut
to
curb
It.
Branch
27.
of
the
Canadian'
Le-
j
have
the
talent,
the
organizers.
CANDY
EGGS
IN
CELLO
BAGS
and
the
very
latest
in
shoes
anci
i
est
rain
It.
and
delay
It.
B'on
look
forward
to
the
party
,
the
facilities
a;iu
look
forward
The
N.C.W.
president
expres-
011
the
occasion
of
the
second
'
to
a
most
successful
year.
UL
H
sea
her
views
to
the
Canadian
anniversary
or
me
oinciai
open-
j
Let
us
start
out
the
new
year
d
Press
after
she
was
asked
for
ln&
oI
the
Present
premises.
j
by
being
in
attendance
at
the
VJ
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
!
ILl.i
mm
her
opinion
about
current
high
Mucn
rias
oeen
done
in
the
last
;
second
anniversary
party
on
prices
and
how
she
meets
them
two
years
to
make
our
premises
'
April
1
and
assure
its
success.
In
her
own
home.
something
our
members
may
be
!
Invitations
have
been
mailed
The
council
head
practises
Proud
of
and
well
worthy
of
a
to
all
members,
what
"
she
preaches.
Enclosed
-celebration.
-
j
Any
member
who
has
not
re-
with
her
letter
were
recipes
for
During
the
past
two
years
your
ceived
his
invitation
due
to
WW
,-.w.-.
Bjrkltv
f
'
('arland
luii
inirw:isiv
Hishix
favr.Hto
executive.
In
conlunction
with
gi;can
Cathcd-
with
:.h
Turner
Bone'
family
the
Ladles;
Auxiliary,
has
pro-
11
-if
at
7
3i)
Sat-
f'OI.D
MEAT
vlded
some
very
fine
social
even-
change
of
address
is
requested
to
contact
the
secretary-map-ager,-
Mr.
Brash.
.
A.
HAIG.
'
1
President.
77c
Aw
N
E
TTE'S
PRE-EASTER
SALE
"i
the
marriage
iv
m
7
"yniiii
uarn-
This,
says
Mrs.
Turner
Bone,'
If
an
excellent
way
to
use
meat
left-overs:
Ingiedlents:
One-half
cup'
of
of
.i's.
e.
A.
Avenue
East,
to
Garland,
son
of
;
M.
Garlanri
(if
OP
Hour;
one-quarter
teaspoon
of
1
er
ollirii'
"i'10'.1
biklng
powder;
one-quarter
tea
-.
.
VI
ui
r.vi
ball
.
nln
onn.
m
lr
n
'
Prince
Rupert
!
H.
Rindal;
F.
N.
Roberts.
D.
Mills,
I.
A.
Falconer,
George'
Oliver,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Gerard,
"'"e
and
John
'
.
I
.
bs'
"'""""
kd
the
mm...
SICPS
OI
eu-over
meai
nam,
beef,
etc
i
i.,..M,u.,t
S.
Ai
Currv.
A.
Van
Snellenberir.
.
11
A
UIV
II
I
1
CUll
ii
va,
nuu
I"
SiMlie
DV
Rlirrn
i...
.
..-!..
T
A
Pomiinin
Ta.riirt!iti"
R
Tl
-"'.
ii
nil
pnn
nn
mi'ir
ill
iimiria
H
:rin,K
w.
.
waiiinvn,
wnv.
uu.v.
.,
w.
.
What
We
ve
Hatched
Up
for
You
Sa!e
Starts
Tuesday
AnriMct
at
O
a
m
puny
in
'hatter.
RpHt
Beat
well
well.
D
D
n
d
slices
ilipp
of
of
Roberts,
nooerus,
ureenwicn,
vounecii
sown
u-iih
Cor-
roiri
mrrnt
In
hntlpr
Frv
In
CU'.
R.
Hunstone
and
R.
E.
mler.
Vancouver;
R.
M.
Milne,
ii.
nU(,
.
.
8-ca-ed
pan
T
101
Talisman
v.r.
Tm-nnp
Pnn.'.
Pnnr
vinn'.
Prince
George;
Miss
E.
Barnett.
un
PuHrlinir
u
a
fin
ripssrrt
fnr
Hazelton;
R.
E.
Webb.
Victoria:
lulrl
na
Inn.,
rhiiiu
...,ih,..
Miss
J.
Martell.
W.
S.
Dale
and:
'lvc
in
aDrin.t
Inoreriients:
nrn.
run
hmwn
Miss
R.
Farrell.
Terrace:
Mr.
and
1
w
with
gold
F'-tl
colonial
bo
i
fjTt
......
6
0M
LY
COATS
Rcr
viue
$49
50
'...pre.easter
sale
J22.50
CIIITC
Jls;ctls-
G;;ba-djncs
and
Tic
&
Pic,
back
In'erest
and
tailored
styles.
Sizes
12
to
2G'i
Cll
SI
A
SSJII
1
"
assirtcd
colors.
Res.
values
to
$59.50.
PRE-EASTER
SALE
3aiA,,JU
i
nj.
rugar;
one
cup
raisins:
one
cup
Mrs.
O.
Fee,
Lebanon.
Oregon:
;
"our
milk
(or
buttermilk);
2'j
Mrs.
G.
Donovan.
Whitehorse;
'
cup?
flour;
two
tablespoons
but-
O.
Turcoth.
Port
Coquitlam;
Mr
;
ter;
one
teaspoon
soda;
spices
'.o
and
Mrs.
Sass,
Kwinitsa;
D.
S.
,
suit
taste.
Neilson
and
James
Taylor,
Ed-
Steam
in
mold
for
two
houri.
,monton;
E.
Bolton,
Port
Esslng-j
,0,pr
gins
were
and
Oeoraina
;.nier
in
yellow
MOItF
thrift
ton:
j.
r.
Haieman,
Winnipeg;
Port
Clements;
A.
.
.
"Thrift."
snirr
sti(n.
I
mm
the
A-
Pyper,
and
matrh-
'al-er
in
blur
If!
skin
o,
!
Ji
Caspaco;
Mr.
-ind
;
Natlnnnl
Omnrlt
lnr-lii,1i.
the
MacMlllan,
null
Mrs.
D.
Bateman.
Port
Clement-;
A.
Peterson,
Smlthers.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Ivcson
are
sailing
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
Coqultlam
for
Vancouver.
Jih
carried
following
recipe
for
an
tnexpen-'
i0'
spring
flow-
sive
spot
remover.
,
Ingredients:
One-ha'f
ounce
Robert
o.
a'cohol;
two
ounces
concentrated
t
fliers
Ban.y
ammonia;
one-half
ounce
ether.
Duncan.
The
above
items
should
be
Worsteds,
Gabardines,
plaids
ond
Alpines.
S8IHTC
J
Regular
values
to
$6.95
PRE-EASTER
SALE
BLOUSES
Re9u,ar
values
t0
$5-95
.
...
PRE-EASTER
SALE
DRESSES
Re9-
va,L,es
to
$19-50
in
sizes
from
12to24!2.
PRE-EASTER
SALE
RAYON
NIGHTGOWNS
RCg
v0lucs
t0
$i95
pre.easter
sale
SLIPS
R:3ular
va!ucs
t0
$3.95
PRE-EASTER
SALE
$2.95
$1.95
$5.95
$1.95
$1.00
"'uoy
a.
recpn.
measured
ami
mlxorl
hv
n
rirntr-
A.
E.
Macmillan,
manager
of
,
,
lgh!h
isl-
Then,
cut
three-quarters
of
cassiar
cannery,
left
on
today's
The
i.
t'Rivins
i,
umite
oi
casiiie
tiiip
inu
plane
for
Vancouver
aiier
a
.
j
uic
smau
pieces
and
dissolve
in
one
vlsit
t0
nis
skeena
River
plant.
ore
rust
cup
boiling
soft
water.
When
'
,
"u
trim
and
thoroughly
dissolved
add
six
Ed
Bolton
Is
sailing
tomorrow
and
Mrs.
Vic
cups
soft
water.
Add
the
drug-'
afternoon
on
V
the
Coquitlam
Z
,Zt
for
',
0ver
P'nk
store
mixture,
bot'le
and
cork
j
7.
nThU.
averti.:aen
not
published
.
,
to
attend
a
o
meeting
Albert
Bay
-r
dt,plByd
by
thp
Llquor
ConUO,
Of
the
Native.
Brotherhood
Of
Board
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia.
British
Columbia.
HAYON
HALF
SLIPS
Re9uiorvhe$2
95
pre
faster
sale
$1.25
RAYON
PANTIES
faster
sale
50c
fc'n.
,
u
a
11
so't
water
is
not
avanaoie
i
-r
uixe
on
a
Use
rain
water
nr
mnltpri
Rimw
beautiful
The
latter
may
need
to
be
strain-
'"u-nea
with
t,i.,
u
ii
i,i
Hi"
-u
luiuogn
cneese
cioin
unui
ELASTIC
GIRDLES
Rc9u,ar
values
to
$3.95
PRE-EASTER
SALE
$1.00
n
For
Your
GARDEN
NEEDS
dilute
Garl'
near.
to
Win,?i
l0ft
for
For
8eneral
sponging
whirK
nich
.i?8
ancl
wlth
equal
parts
water,
they
wm
.,
"uf'rt
to
take
ic
RAKES
FORKS
HOES
SLACKS
Gabardines,
Flannels:
Reg.
values
to
$9.95
PRE-EASTER
SALE
$5.95
RENNIE
SWEATERS
FC5.":...''..'
$3.95
RENNIE
SWEATERS
$c'd:9o
c
$5.95
Dr.
R.
H.
Bull
leaves
tonight
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
assume
his
future
headquarters
as
general
manager
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Mrs.
Ball
and
family
will
be
leaving
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert.
tit
N
m
u
insur-
.""Isoffw
u.,
.
Street
UU"Q-
tet
acrnso
r
1
54
Gauqe
1
5
Denier.
Dark
Seamed
hlylons.
every
pair
perfect.
Sizes
8V2
to"
1
1
.
New
spring
shades.
PRE-EASTER
SALE,
Pair
EXTRA
SPECIAL
Complete
Selection
of
small
GARDEN
TOOLS
FERTILIZER
THESE
AND
MANY
MORE
SPECIALS
AT
21
,.;"
Wlon.
I
'1
1
INETTE
MANSELL'S
LADIES'
WEAR
'
w
closed
Wednesduy.
'
k''
i'78c)
1
Gordon
&
Anderson
TOMORROW'S
STYLES
TODAY
;WE
LFAD
.
.
.
OTHERS
FOLLOW
real
tover
more
'
led.
VI
v
"'
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46