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EDITION
X
WMUBMBM
J
WISH
tUned
At
the
Presbylerian
Church
Sunday,
I
lure
wore
special
thanksgiving
service
and
In
.
i
t'i
CfvWrn.
Fox,
apprentice,
hi,
.l.flil'ftf
.1
...
.
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siriiiynr
m
i
iip
imjs.
ior
iirlmn
nLl
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SMOKE
Tuesday.
Nov.
13,
1923.
CROWDS
ATTEND
1SSSm
'
THE
CHURCHES
wedded
last
week
Miss
Jessie
McNaughton
Becomes
Tk..i.i.i..
...
,
Thanksgiving
Services
on
Son-
,
d..
Uf.
ii.,.,..iiw
t,.i.
I
Br'd
ot
Frederick
H.
Coram
Will
Reside
at
A
pretty
wedding
and
one
of
much
mterr.l
(o
Hip
groom
the
pveninsr
Hie
church
was,many
friend
in
northern
coast
packed
lo
Ihe
doors
1l
being
port
'took
place
at
'
Vancouver
difllrnll
In
arrange
touting
foT:'a
Thursday
eening
ill
H.30
all
those
present.
The
Minister,
when
Miss
Jessie
McNaughton
Rev.
Hugh
firanl,
preached
ap-
became
Ihe
hriile
or
Frederick
11.
proprialely
oh
"ThaJiksgiving."
.Coram,
son
of
Mr.
Coram,
Lnn-
Tlm
lmir
f,i
.I.irn.
v.f
it,
v
'dnnl
KiiuIhiiiI
nlnl
fir.l
9tlunt
-
-
t
;.
r
.
'
.....
-
-
.
Darlon
and
accompanied
on
P"rer
.
of
the
O'.It.
steamer
piano
by
Mrs.
II.
C.
Fraser,
sang
Prince
Rupert.
Hevl'A.
F.
Raker,'
two
anthems
'The
Itailiant
Morn,
Paslor
or
tb
Mount
Pleasant
has
passed
Away"
arid
"V
Shall
,a!M'.
Churrhi
officiated,
and
unrn
ill
uic
J.ailU,
HIP
SOJO
J
'
".'
r-.riinMi
v
ii
it
ii
were
taken
by
-Mrs.
Jarvi
Mr-
ft-Ncd
look
place
at
the
home
Lend,
A.
Clapperlnn,
Mrs.
J.'
C.
M'1
bride'
mother,
Mrs.
II.
McMillan
and
J.
Currie.
McNaughlen,
925
F.lghh
Avpnue
Special
vocal
solo
were
con-'1'
Vancouver.
There
were
Iribuled
by
S.
K.
narnof.eR
ami
om,i
"
'fd
the
n.n-Mrs,
Tunper.
The
huildiu?
wast
traclinjr
couple
present
incluilinp
beaulifully
decoralpd,
the
virktniai,jr
.Hicer,-
or
Hie
.teamer.
J
beinjr
in
charge
r
Mrs.
MrLpnd
-r,nP
"ri',"
w"a
daintily
atlireil
arid
Mrs.
Darlon.
.
,,n
a
S0WT1
"r
prej
flat
crew
with
Al
the
morning
service
Ir.jnavy
'',u
crejie-ile.rhine
panel
r.ranl
preachetl
nn
(he
Armis-I81"'
trimmings.
Slip
wre
a
nil-tice
and
enlered
a
plea
for
ibve
ver
wr,'a,M
an1
carried
a
hi.wer
rather
than
hale.
i
iuJ"e
oi
upueiia
ro.e.
mi
Annlican
Services
So
great
wan
Hie
crowd
attending
the
service
at
the
,n-
HiAlie
McNaughton.
sister
of
the
bride,
was
bridesmaid.
She
wrire
navy
blue
satin
with
beade
geor-ni.ii
..
.
.
i
.
.
j
Plican
(.hurrh
hunday
mornb,g
,iq.it.
The
bride
was
given
hal
some
had
to
go
away,
fc-'y
,,r
her
brolhel,
Kjn,
Mc.
Ing
unable
lo
find
seating
ac-
Naughlon
and
-Norman
McLean
commrat.on.
The
first
.North-L,
om.uxan.
Snif
.
i'?'"1
a,,Pm,'d,-l,n
ViHcj-.
the
ceremony.
Mr.
and
finiform
led
by
I
he
band
and
'a
Mrs.
Coram
embarked
....
.the
fteat
many
individual
member,"
.jleamer
Prince
ltu.ert
to
spe,
of.
he.reat
-Sar
Veerans'
As-tar
-hori'eyL.o,,
making
the
jjncialioir
were
also
presenl.rou,v,
trip
u
,,rillf
,
,r
.in)
1
here.
was
special
lusicAby
tbe.siarl.-
On
their
return,
ll.oy
t
,
Yi-'V'T
"
vorail
aWc
P
their
resilience
al
solo
'Jijty
i
f.e,
Jjist
l'osl
.
was
A'ancmver.
playrtl;-.
;y,.
Among
the
manv
lipnniir.il
n.-i'r
hy
Arfl,,,''a,'on
?i.Hs
which
the
coupie
receive.f
".
WIUII
Willi
lilt-
Kill
MPL
III
tfau
Ii'iiiJ.ima
.
...
I
s
'
4i
iioiiii.Miiiii-
.
.
I
en
,
hanksivlnr
and
Ihe
fruifs
of
ravWil
table
silver
from
Ihe
offi--a",1Vrp
Arcll'i"",P
Du
cfrs
and
crew
of
,p
steame-WVr
look
Jmrt
in
Ihe
service.
Prince
Ttuperl,
:vf:"'
Y':
I-.n)
ineiiiis
win.
join
in
wish.
aripMniih
pccasion.
'ling
Mr.
and
Mrs.
d
iinm
aviipv
Success
and
)iapiiioss
In
their
.Oiarr.ieu
uie.
I
lie
groom
for
I
many'
years
has
been
one
of
Hie
Cbldmbla;
Ilailway
Service
lAvifi'mfVt
P('l-.Tar
and
besl
known
of
'
i
i
i
,
V.
"
!'V
!T
'
in"
coasi
sieamshlp
ser
unlil.
Saturday
November
t7.
-.
'vrcVV
THANKSGIVING
OF
METHODISTS)
Two-day
Event
Closed
Last'
Evening
With
Turkey
ner
and
Enttrtalnment
A
two-day
Ihanksiiiviiig
closeit;
at
Hie
MellMMlit
Churclr
last'
evening
with
a
turkey
ilinner
follownl
by
an
enlerlaininent.
For
Ihe
dinner
Hie
room
be-!
nealh
the
rhurrh
"were
crowded,
lables
being-,
sei
nn
Ihe.
plaU
forni
and
in
all
the
'side
rfom
while
the
tmys
had
I
heir
ilinners
"
upstairs
in
the
vestry.
The
tables
were
laden
with
good
thing
and
the
member
or
Hie
Ladies'
.bj
organized
and
en
couraged
by
Mr.
Iijhh
saw
I
hal
nol
bins'
wa
lacking
for
Ihe
en.
lerlaifiment
of
Ihe
gne..
One
feature
of
the
affair
wa
that
every
denomination
was
re.
presenlist.
Presbyterian
were
In
be
j.epn
everywhere
and
Ii
number
of
Calludics
aud
people
from
Hie
other
congregation
joined
in
Ihe
celebration.
Afler
dinner,
Ihe
eoile
gath-
cred
in-lbe
aii'liloritim
iioslair-"
and
lisleneil
In
vocal
solo.
and
Ihe
sweel
train
of
the
nr-
clielra.
The
soloils
were
F.
Dibb,
Mis
K.
Davie,
Mrs.
Fraer
and
Mrs.
C.
W'nniwnHh.
line
nrrneslra
w'lurli
was
Ie
by
Professor
pryep
cnmprise
V
11-
Derrrl
R.
Leigblon.
J.
fiaw-
Ihorne,
C.
Wnodworlh,
A.
J.
Lancaster,
Miss
Marjorie
jin-
caster,
and
Messrs.
Hus.,
Reale
Wallers,
Murray,
Camernn
and
Mutch.
A
debate
In
decide
the
relative
merits
In
business
success
of
fat
men
or
thin
look
place
with
C.
WimnI
worth
and
Jame
Mitchell
nn
the
atlirmalive
ami
K.
liarrcll
and
H.
F.
Pullen
favor
ing
Ihe
Ihin
men.
Mayor
New-Ion
nresided
and
in
an
address
al
the
opening
drew
attention
In
Ihe
significance
nf
Ihe
day
and
In.
the
dpsirabilitv
of
teina
thankful
for
Ihe
measure
of
peace
which
had
been
speured
and
7for
Ihe
abundant
blessings
which
were
enjoyed.
Sunday
Evening
On
Sunday
evening
there
wa
a
service
of
Ihankegiviiig
al
which
Ihe
capacity
of
Ihe
large
building
wa
tested.
There
wa
uoi
a
vacant
spat.
The
same
orchestra
played
a
that
presenl
last
evening
but
wilh
Ibe
ad
dition
ofV.
Hrmvn.
Jam
Lee
and
V.
Itaure.
The
sauie
solo
ists
sang
and
their
efforts
were
nil
much
appreciated.
Rev.
it.
it.
Hacker
preached,
mentioning
that
Iber
lhanked
t!nd
for
what
they
bad,
what
I
hey
had
e.raed
and
what
they
were.
Singing
was
led
by
Ihe
joint
enior
and
junior
choirs.
UNIVERSAL
HAS
A
NEW
SHOE
EXPERT
M.
J.
Coody,,
now
in
charge
of
the
Universal
Shoe
lppartmcnt.
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
recently,
from
Vancouver.
Mr.
Cnndy
has
had
a
wide
experience
in
tb
retail
shoe
business
having
for
over
twenty-fiyv
years
been
associated
wilh-
llnMliPst
rHail
-shoe
si
ores
in
Kasleni
Canada
and
the
United
Stales.
For
Ihe
last
year
and
a
half
he
was
associated
with
the
ladies'
shoe
department
of
the
Hudson
Hay
Company
in
Vancouver.
Mr.
Cnndy
coines
here
wdl
re-rommended
as
being
one
of
the
best
shoe
fillers
in
the
retail
hade
and
will
he.
only
Ion
pleased
lo
give
the
public
the
benefit
nf
his
long
experience.
in
Ihe
shoe
business,
being
farniliar
with
al.
inosf
all
lines
of
footwear
iiuiuii-
OLD
CHUN
1
TOBACCO
PERUl
tOBAXCO
COMPAQ
O7
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Tue-dr,
November
is
.
VaUM'
a
.1
ill
ai
-
-
U
'tl
VnVtV
1
buy
Zam-Buk.
Why?
Here
are
a
iV;Ia
to
?fe$A
rancid
would
you
like
to
apply
It
ot
"
-x
.
m
m
HMD
fci
c"
'
en.
.
wiirtlSTt
sOT?
B.v.
A-
B.MrSpi
n,tUni
v.v
ZAta-Wtlt-
'."!
i
mrr
n
i"T
faclured.
He
wa
one
of
he
first
clerks
In
handle
the
now
famous
Slater
shoe
in
Katern
Canada.
Like
mot
penitle
Mr.
Cnifcly'
has
a
hobby
and
that
hobby
is!
shoes.
Ihe
busiec
he
i
llie
bel-
ter
he
likes
il.
Thev
public,
of
Prince
Rupert
can
assure
themselves
of
Hipi
heL
attpntion
and
service
from
hirii.
,
Speaking
on
shoe
filling.
Mr.
Candy
says'
"Walch.
the
growing
6-et
and'
Ihe
rest
will
lie
eay."
The
Man
in
the
Mood
!
SAYS:-
I
OIUKCT
lo
clq
and
esppciallv
I
hi
.ctipinc
for
dividing
people
inln
lean.'artd
rai.
,
TUB
fat
man
and
slnut
I
mostly
a
lout
Who
lie
ami
snore
in,
h
bed
Hut
the
man
who
will-win
Is
fil'
sir
and
Ihin
Ther'
nothing
about
him
Dial's
dead.
The
lean
one's
the
chap
Who
cares
mil
a
rap
f
.
Hut
works
and
rakes
InMhe
sherkels
Like
Shyb-ck
of
old
.
Of
whniii
we
are
fold
f
The
plea
of
Ibe
-
emirt
heckles;
He
look
fnr
hi,
pound
;
(it
flesh
all
around'
,.,..
.1
And
he
claims
Ibe
jfal
man
his
victim
'
As
he
puis
nn
Hie
screws;
And
tells
him
n
o-p
For
Ihp
lean
one.'
sir,
"ha
one
dirlini,
never
f..r
bul
Then
beware
of
the
grin
Of
Ihe
lean
and
the
tlilri'
Fnr
success
be
KO''
to
Ibe
mat;
He
is
afler
the
tin
'
And
this
he
will
wjn1
And
when
be
gel
il'
he'll
be"
fat.
NOW
thai
we
are
nil
sure
thai
we
are
Ihajikful,
lei'
us
gel
back
In
our
Jazz.
.r
,
AFTKR
this
we
can
expected
hear
Ihat
the.
liermart
ex.hrince
hat
been
iuviled
In
Hollywood
In
lake
ibe
iar
jiarl
In
a
movie
draiua.
v
A
WHIFF
of
Hie
walerfrnnl
Is
all
righl
bul
what
Van
be
said
of
a
whiir
nf
Cnw
Hay
when
Ihe
lide
is
nul?
CHRISTMAS
Is
rooiliig
and
1
am
wondering
what
I
want
my
friends
In
give
h,k
and
Imw
I
am
going
In
If
I
Hn-iu
know
just
what
il
Is
I
'need.
1
waul
t
new
suit
of
rlnlhe
and
a
cigarette
holder
and
a
dozen
silk
When
you
spend
your
money,
don't
you
like
to
fiet
uie
d
possible
value?
If
so.
when
next
you
need
a
houseiiow
oinimem,
Zam-Buk
btiat
made
from
tuturt's
on
hraltnfi
balmt.
It
mute
povful
than
ordiiury
clutmcnu
better
lu.
It
ran
heal
where
other
rciitrdlet
fill.
Rend
the
extraordinary
rate
o(
Mr.
Jeffrey
In
panel
No.
L
Zam-Buk.
at
toun
at
applied
to
an
Injury
or
tkln
trouble,
Ullt
all
dlteaM
germtand
pretent
tblooJ
poiMtn.
InBam-matlon,
etc.
tro(taor
JkoH,
the
great
InglUh
ChemUt,
eipertmented
with
Zam-Buk
In
thia
connection.
Read
hh
fiudingt
In
panel
No.
I.
Zdm-Buk
draw
from
a
wound
or
tort
all
the
polaon
before
healing.
Read
how
It
thut
laved
air.
Ivans
hand,
(panel
No.
2.)
Zam-Buk.
If
applied
to
tkln
disease.
Injuria,
eic
will
at
you
money,
pain,
and
perhapiaatea
limb,
a
In
Hi
ra
reported
In
panel
No.
3.
Zam-Buk-It
best
for
child-
rcn.
&coret
of
mother
ha?
proved
thl.
In
a
nut-ihell,
ber-are
Zam-Buk'
point
oi
u?er1orltT-
It
I
herbal
not
fatty.
let
pure
not
haiidkerrliiefs.
and
a
dozen
'-lars
and
a
silk
hal
and
an
umbrella
and
a
dnien
of
Hie
lulPt
record,
and
a
lurke
fur
New
vear
ami
a
r.i'iio
sei
and
a
new
nvercoal
and
a
Ford
l.irilc
and
lol
nf
nlher
lillle
detail.
Maylie
I'll
slip
an
ad.
in
Hie
Oaily
.New
for
some
of
litem.
I
Ten
Years
Ago
j
j
In
Princ
Ruprt
a
u
November
13,
1913.
The
Union
Hank
al
Xew
Hazel-tnn
wa
broken
into
last
uiglu
and
H),IX0
wa
taken.
John
McQueen,
cashier
of
Hie
bank,
happened
t(l
relurn
In
Hie
premise
a
Hie
robbers
were
al
work
and
he
was
shot
in
Hie
tio.e
and
cheek.
The
five
bandits
'ut
away
and
are
being
piirsuen
ny
a
si
rollg
posse
headed
by
Chief
Cnnstahle
tiam-mon.
Sveral
su-peels
are
under
arresl.
Mis
Helen
Foley
and
Hecloc
Lougpre
were
married
yesienlay
morning
al
Ihe
Catholic
Churrii
by
Father
lluiuiz.
The
bride
wa
attended
by
Mrs.
Clyde
Rogers
and
wa
given
away
bv
Marfln
OReilly.
J.
O.
Keefe
was
hpt
man
and
.Miss
Hlanche
Curlin
played
Hie
wedding
march.
There
were
2:t
case
In
Ihe
police
court
during
Ihe
month
of
October
and
fines
lol
a
I
led
lrH
nrmrdintr
In
Chief
Vickers
monlhly
repnr!
submilled
to
Hie
police
commission.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Mary.
Uapl.
Arlhur
Slater
northbound
from
Vancouver
to
southeastern
Alaska
ports,
was
in
port
from
1.30
lo
3:30
ye.
lerday
aflemonn.
doing
north
on
IJip
vessel
from
here
were
Lien).
BlHoll.
Caul.
Darker.
J
A.
Aldrich,
.1.
Hustfnger,
A
Johnson,
A.
McKay.
1-il.
Heece
S.
Taber
and
S.-J.
Kvans
for
helchikan:
Caul.
McKay.
Lienl
Newberry
and
F..
K.
k'finll
foe
juneau,
and
SlalT
Caplalif
Oar-rulhers
and
F.
'0.
Hrynnlsnn
ior
raniteR.
Miss
Teddy
Allen,
who
Is
al-
lending
school
at
Ihe
roiivenl
here,
relumed
las!
nluhl
afler
spending
Hie
holiday
week-end
visiting
nl
llanall
wilh
her
parents,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
It.
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tfiatn
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m
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t-it.
few
reasons.
keen
Hood
?
When
It
turns
to
a
sore
nlace
?
Now
most
tmil
fjf
nnd
oils
as
a
base.
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m
mmm
i
are
disguised
by
perfumes
and
coloring
mauer,
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,
nnt
niiln
ni!iltr
Itoffrr
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Oil
ine
COIUluiJt
from
all
fats
and
oils
and
animal
products
that
may
Ro
rancid.
Zam-Buk
is
made
from
pure
herbal
essences
and
Juices-
Natural
Healers;
Natures
own
remetiles.
Many
ointments
contain
mineral
compounds
such
as
lead,
zinc.
etc..
and
coloring
matters.
Zam-Uuk
does
not.
its
color
ing
is
the
green
of
the
herbs
of
the
held.
Jultcratrd
by
mlntralt
hidden
By
chtJP
perfume.
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U
sntlxptlc
UIU
all
term.
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I
the
most
powerful
known
heal
er.
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doe
more
and
goe
I
further.
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keep
IndeO-nlteljr
-ner
goe
bad.
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I
tultabl
alike
for
the
tkln
of
adultt
and
of
children-
-eten
bable.
It
cure
old
and
tubborn
kin
dlteate
a
well
a
Injuries
and
disease
of
recent
date.
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price
brlnt
It
within
the
reach
of
eterjbudy.
Only
SSci
box.
1
for
S
1
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like
diamonds,
I
Imltatrd.
Protect
our-tclf,
Insist
on
the
genuine
Zam-Buk.
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TO!
tnrm.
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frvsa
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would
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to
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your
turn
bexu
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box
and
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it
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BOX
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Premier
Gold
Medal
The
New
Wonderful
Beer
There
in
only
one
way
to
prove
that
PJIKMIF.It
"GOLD
MKDAL"
IlKKIt
is
bet
THY
IT.
Order
from
the
Government
Vendor
Today.
This
advertisement
Is
riot
published
or
display!
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
Ihe
(lovcrumciit
of
Hnlph
Columbia.
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