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October 8, 1932

 

ANNETTE’ . .
JUST ARRIVED

DRESSES

 

 

TAM SETS
40 Knitted Tam Sets—
PEO ie oe ie ob Votan

$1.95
$2.95

FALL COATS

$27.50

SILK STOCKINGS

) Pairs of Silk Stockings—In chiffon, semi-service and service weight. in

latest winter shades $1.00 to $1 50

er pair
NOTE—AIll the above goods just arrived on last night’s C. P. R. and Union boats.
They are absolutely new stock. You are invited to come in and inspect them.

FALL SKIRTS
25 Latest Fall Skirts—
ETON) 0%, 525. atone

1) Fall Coats—
$14.95 MAN Sete ts

  
  
   
  
  
    
  
  
   

 

LOCAL NE

WS NOTES

 

Taxi 35—Ernie “arge. t2

Just arrived a shipment of Chin-
chilla Coats. in tans, brown and
navy, Reasonable prices. Annette’s.

234

 

La Crosse Benefit Dance Mon-
day, Oct. 10, in Eagles Hall. Vene-
tian Orchestra, Reieshments,

 

234

Dr. R. V. Ellis, well known Ket-
chikan physician, is expected in
the city at the first of the week
from the north and will proceed by
train either Moncay or Wednesday
morning on a trip to St. Louis.

E. J. Fitzpatrick returned to the
city on the Princess Adelaide last
evening from Vancouver where he
attended the provincial Liberal}
convention at the first of this
week as a delegate from the Prince
Rupert Liberal Association.

 

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Alex McKinnon, former operator
of the city street roller, who left
here several months ago with a
‘view to locating in Vancouver, re-
jturned to the city from the south

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| Announcements

 

URCH NOTICES

United Church Annual Supper
10

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}on the Princess Adelaide last night. |

| social
| Dr. H. C. Wrinch, MLA, for!
|Skeena, and Mrs Wrinch arrived in,
ithe city on the Princess Adelaide |
|last evening from Vancouver where |
|Dr. Wrinch attended the provincial |
| Liberal convention at the first of}

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kills himself
It

mon cause of suicide.

it saps his strength, it suc

a victim of insomnia,

 

 

It takes a little time to

Chase’s Nerve Food
overcome a condition which has perhaps been

Insomnia makes him remember in the night
hat he was meant to forget in restful sleep It
him forget during the day what he was years in developing, but the benefits
Gradually and certainly the ri hness is restored

to the blood and the nerves are nourished back

to health.

ment will find
are lasting.

' - encouraged to c
it to remember. Memory is first to go
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board, soon friendship, love, sense of duty,
n pity itself are one after another washed

brain and from his heart like a vampire,”’

be disappointed.

a more cheerful view of life.

ill its man unless he

sleeplessness is the most com-

kills his joy of living,
ks the blood from his

so

writes a world famous nerve specialist. himself

| I
; alt
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|}Cameron was
; ceremonies

A few days use of this treat-
you sleeping better and taking

-ontinue its use until your health

is fully restored.

;garno, Mrs

: 1 help but nervous Five days treatment
N Despondency alone sticks to the doomed Rest andy recreation will hel : , in vest pocket alumin-
ip to steer it on the rocks to total destruction. disorders do not right themselves Nerve fore - um box, sent free if
Voltaire was right when he placed sleep on a must be restored and there — Oras os you mention this
| with hope.” people to say that this ¢ in best be accomplishet paper The Dr. A.W.
What a vivid picture of the results of exhaus- by Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food. Chase Medicine Co., |

sleeplessness by
You will not

Why not strike a blow at

nerves. How well it describes a condition : c
si *hase’s Nerve Food. Can
Vhich ig during these using Dr. Chase's Nerve Fc =

time

wonderfully common
of worry and discouragement
There is always the temptation to seck
temporary relief by the use of narcotics which
only whip up the tired nerves to leave them later

more exhausted,
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Real relief ¢an only come with restoration of Restores Tired, Sleepless
1 eb ot» gerne in a

‘he depleted nerves by such treatment as Dr, .

Limited, Toronto,

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You will then be |
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C.L.D.L..Dance tonights sre y,

 

St. Peter's Seal Cove, W. A. Ba-
aar, Thursday, November 10. (234)

 

Thanksgiving services will be
held on Sunday in First Unitec
Church,

M. P. McCaffery returned to th:
city on the Princess Adelaide las
evening from Vancouver where he
attended the provincial Libera!
convention hela earlier in the
week.

 

Raaio broadcasting station CF'CN
of Calgary played selections on it:

old time selection program last
night for Mrs. R. W. Smith and
frienas of Prince George at re

quest of Mrs. W. F. Murray.

Mrs. F. G. Dawson of Prince Ru-
pert with small sons, Fred and
John, and Mrs. EF. J. Rothwell of
New Westminster ive Jeft for an
extended motor trip through the
western states. They will spend
much of their time in Southern
California—Vancopver Sun.

 

SUMMER COMPLAINT
CAUSES MANY DEATHS
AMONG INFANTS

Thousands of mothers through-
out Canada have used

 

 

tree struck the radiator

'Scotch-Canadian
| Dance Fnjoyable

\fiair
Mrs.

Eighty Persons at Happy
Under Convenership of

John Bremner

With Mrs. Joh
vener
i}Canadian dance was heid last night

4 very iccesful Scotch

jin the I. O. D. E. Haii, there being
jabout eighty persons present at the
affair. From 9 p.m. until 2 a.m
|dancing was enjoyed with music by
lan orchestra consisting of James
Watt, J. B. Mackay, James. lL. Lee

John Bremner, Old Country

was delightfully
ised with the C

dancing intersper-
inadian dances. Bert
a genial master of
At midnight delicious
ments were served
The
Bremner

refresh-
committee assisting Mrs
included Mrs. Ben Dal-
David Ritchie, Mrs. Ro-
bertson, Mrs. J. G. Steen, Mrs. Wil-
liam Millar, Mrs. D. MeD, Hunter
and Mrs. J. W. McKinley

E, J. Smith presided at the door,

C.N.R. Trains

For the East—
Mondays, Wednesday
days

Fri
a.m,

and
9:30
From the Basten ei
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days 8 pm

 

 

 

 

Sizes 13 to 44

These goods are new fall stock. They are well tail-
ored, satin-lined and interlined, with good quality .}

‘DEMERS

Call and Look
Them Over

Third Avenue
Cor. Third Street

 

 

 

 

—

_A SATURDAY SERMON

 

 

 

 

”| Then there are the eternal things}

emer me oped

Thanksgivi
(By Very Rev. J. B. Gibson, Dean of St. Andrew’s Anglican Cathedral)

The supreme function of Thanksgiving Day is to remind
us of an obligation that is easily lost sight of. Every day
should be a day of thankfulness but it is well to lift one
day above the level of the others and label it by official
proclamation “Thanksgiving Day” as a reminder of the
blessings we enjoy as citizens of a great Dominion and to
publicly acknowledge our gratitudes
vefore the Throne of Grace “for
yur creation, preservation and all
the blessings of this life.”

 

men everywhere from the evils of
their own hearts? If these things be
true then why not let us rejoice and

 

 

 

 

 

 

: ' Thanksgiving Day benefit dance, this week. They will proceed to} It is interesting to note the ety- be glad in them? The best way of
ST. ANDREW’S CATHEDRAL Eagles’ Hall,October 10 their home at Hazelton on Mon- nology of the word “thanks.” It acquiring a brighter and better
(Church of England) a day morning's train. »omes from the same root as “think” spirit is to learn to keep our minds
Harvest Thanksgiving . Auction a ; und they stand in the same relation more steadily fixed on the ereat
Very Rev. J. B. Gibson, Dean . a . dai s nn evidence > “t there ; / se ” ‘ ' 8
"= Sale in 8. A. Citadel, Tuesday, Oct. As an evidence of the fact th re} to each other as “sing” and “sang.” certainties of our faith. It is not
oe 111, 8 pm is an impr vement in business, Bill} An act of kindness is done to me worthy of us to say that we believe
eld enatidine Qeveion j - Stone, manager of wear . a jten tad as 4 ind I think of it. Later “I thank” of these things and yet to depress our-
ae 5 * : ' 2 h Bri vi October Wear store, states tha ney “so > Pas. oV years as ” a f i 5 . ‘
8 A.M.. Holy Communio a ’ f oe out every one of the fall coats; been on the market, and their S and SAYS Bae a 60, I jselves and other people by turning
A. y Comm i |! pert Oe ° . c child’s life no doubt saved by its |find no better word expressive Of our eyes away from them to the
1 A.M., Morning Prayer and Sermon } which they had got in for Thanks-' timely use my thoughtfulness of the kindness little troubles of the hour. If we
.- reissue viving idaoh to wire away ys “% s ate nanan. “ } :
Preacher, The Lord Bishop of Caledonia | Boxing, 2 Arend, Fay (eo ce eee “ta \ nd Po > nan ee t ae rendered. The root meaning is a really believe them let us think
Sa } ore. These. arrived t tw sts or dealers; put up only by ‘ :
Angel Voices Ever Singit Mrs. F. W. Alle oot, Car ae eee aes oe el ‘The TT. Milburn Co.” Limited, |moVvement of mind or feeling.|them—let us show the courage of
. , : steamships myhich ca . - “ P : ; : . ay }
| dle ( 2 em cane Er i” ns Toronto, Ont. | Thankfulness is the only right way jour faith and its real power of con-
} Pee er re }to think and feel. If you think; quering life by turning our eyes
{., Evenin Pr sern Prea The Dean I D: Oo ! 28 oA ees. rightly you will become more and |away from the disturbing and im-
Anthe OT Ad mn, Gents. 50c. I 25 oe eee Oe M ’ P t H d more aware of all there is in life for | possible conditions of the moment
N freshm« ~ ayor $ ar y a you to be thankful for. The great |}and fixing them definitely and per-
+ o-operation | + | question is what we choose to think|manently on Jesus Christ.
Royal Pu B 0 . arrow scape Vf} | about for thinking is very much a eleatiihaneterapiihindinsstenal atti Soe
“7 __ ad * B Hall, 3 } matter selecti mnight’s tr ;
I i RST PRESBY 7 ERIAN CHURCH ) Asked of Railway « natter of selection. a night’s train; due from the
: ays T bast ¢ I yas r
Minister, Rev. W. D. Grant Hollingworth, B.A, Catholic B October 19. av alling 0 Big Tree’ Can Always Thank t at 8 p.m., was repo ted this
Organist. John E. Davey OE ee ee ee : hs : 3 | We can always be thankful for a}morning to be on time
be y< pe SVS, ee : Request of C. N. R. Employees --—— | rreat deal that we are not, for many
lks’ De October 2} ‘ome fore C
—— . - Keomnee peter Champer (of BURNS LAKE. Oct. 8:—While; ings that have not happened to
Hill 60 Hallowe’en Bridge anc reer motoring recently this district,| US. There never can be any situa- '
: ‘ Ss . > datietdtmme . | . ‘ J ave a) : s
.M., . dance, Oct. 28, 1.0.D.E. Ha Harry Bowman, agricultural repre-|‘tion that might not have been so “My friends all
1 Subject I ( At the ¢ghamper of commerce centative of the Canadian National|™uch worse than it is. The most)
| Presbyte E N : vacate Sarees a letter was read Railways at Prince George, Mayor | ‘/aulty of us might have been more} ask me what
P.M TH UM from a committee of employees of 'c. # Orme of Prince Rupert and W. | {@ulty still and, sinners though we} ‘
7M ) GrUOD ‘ r NiS . » ‘ . . a alg ee ae ; ha _fo k } re av Pen
Canadian Na Ho ial Railway/y Tobey. divisional superintendent | 9! we can thank Goa we have been | I used
W ‘ Nalaves::® x out what the railway had | of the railway. had a narrow escape | k®Pt from many sins i
EVENING MUSI( for the city and asking for | from injury from a falling tree near! Then there are positive things}
O Li H 7 I ' } upport Colleymount. The: travelling | that we are apt to overlook. It is| “I had a lovely delicately-colored
G. W. Nickerson said he believed |in an auto along the Francois-Burns | "0t life so much that is wrong as it | silk scarf from Paris which was my
n OT Se G PR ; : , Se abhi : ala oe eran: es . . is the en re take it..A great writer | yride,”” writes an enthusiastic woman
' Make I Miss } Camert request was rather one-sided |Lake road while a strong wind was | ‘8 the way we take lt. A great wrile From Quebec. “It became so soiled I
esu K Pai ) moving that the request be 'piowing. They noticed three chil- | as told us that we all bear within} had to wash it—which ruined its
ng of t ot Cl n excuse It n favorable consideration, he qren who were driving cattle ahead }OUr bosom materials of happiness beauty. I was heart-broken. One day
Cl legested that the signers be asked vahiis Rabel ae ecaliadl fright (contentment and peace. There are | I saw in the drug store a new kind of
eG the gners askec of them to run as though in fright were , ee s,| tints—Diamond. Tints. The druggist
Wwe ‘ rte send another letter to the C. N.'Glancing to the side of the road,}Many pleasant things to think] said they were for light shades and
R. management asking for better the driver saw a large tree begin- | about but often we simply refuse to) needed no bane When ton
i 1 overatiot the : rs a , s acquire bad habits of; they were made by the makers o
: oe > i for the citizens of ‘ning to fall. He applied the brakes | @° . . we a mth bad : shad | Diamond Dyes, I knew that there
Prince Ruper and brought the skiddir car to a} ®™phasis and attention, we neglect} yuo. something I would dare to use
penile stop as the branches of the falling | multitudes of little wayside bless-| on my precious scarf. (You see, I

 

had dyed all my mourning clothes
with Diamond Dyes and knew they
were wonderful.) I got a package of
Diamond Tints, dipped my scarf and
it came out as gorgeously colorful as
a sunset! My druggist says repeated
washings will not fade it. My friends
were as delighted as | and wanted to
know what [ used. Indeed, I’m en-
thusiastic about Diamond Tints!”

DIAMOND
TINTS |

AT ALL
DRUG STORES

ings that are well worth our grati-|
tude. Much doubtless has gone from |
life but much is left in it still. We
xrumble and deplore the evils of
our times, as people have done in|}
very generation since time began. |
Yet a little reading of history will |
how us how much better our times}
ure than many ages that have been |
in the past, We are passing through

1 phase of our economic existence

that is depressing but those wh
have travelled tell us that Canada is}
much better off than the majorit |

 
 

of nations and that Prince Rupert
has a much more hopeful outlook |
ithan many other cities,

 

 

 

of Christ’s Gospel and these are}
surely a cause for thankfulness we
have not exhausted. Let us look}
carefully at the things we profess
tto believe and ask ourselves whe
ther we believe these things or not
lIs it true that Jesus Christ lived
and died? Is it true that he lives for |
ever to be your Friend and Redeem
er? Is it true that He is rescuing

Miss D. Hogan

TEACHER OF MUSIC

 

Phone—Black 232

 

 

 

CANADIAN PACIFIC
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Falls and Way Ports
To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway PRINCESS NORAH.-.-
Oct. 8, 20, 29 For Information call or write
W. L. COATES, General Agent Prince Rupert, Bw.

 

 

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Steamers leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver

PSS, CATALA BVERY TUESDAY, 1:50 PM.
Via Waypoints, arriving Vancouver, Thursday a.m
TSS, CARDENA EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIGHT,

Arriving Vancouver Sunday midnight. approx

 

Weekly sailings to Port Simpson, Alice Arm, Anyox, Stewart and Naas
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