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Local
and
Personal
Church
Notices
READ
THE
LABEL
EXAMINE
THE
GOVERNMENT
STAMP
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
678,
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
(Church
of
England)
ON
ANY
BOTTLE
OF
U.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41
Ilertor.
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Hix.
Sunday
service
at
II
a.m.
r.pvalul
nrntichtor.
1R
Id:
and
7.30
tun.
Holv.uonmiunion
"...
Til
Vi)00.
Hyde
Transfer".
Phphe
Ml
Sunday
of
rod
nth
at
11
5K0,
9
mu
mifiU
.fa
third
SUndayiQI
niontii
ai
IT
GIVES
INFORMATION
Of
INTEREST
TO
YOU
Tills
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tho
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
liy
Hip
Government
of
llriti-li
Columbia.
nrvstaiine
Hll'
KUIIIK
'lUMUVI
llinu
vu'r
11
1
a
most
use-
Titl
and
fascinating
nri.
Tim
beginning
ltlllt.
nuifo
mail
.
A
va
rat
h
year
"
...
...
I
fill.
If
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III'
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t
trivial
1
mrimii
I'tl
till
it
reli.nieil
with
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Mi!
Iolooff
is
....
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II...
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Shades
unil
tt.tf.i-.
ti
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iiltm
ftiiifii.
it!
i-mit
ti'vn'it
l.kiP4t
111
free
inlnilioii
vdl
I'onuiiriH'f
September
21st
every
Tuesday
ami
rnuay
mini
1
10
o
p.iii.
'
Mo
tree
instruction
in
Paper
Flower
Muking',
Cos-tllincs
Sealing
W
ax.
Paper
Hope
Weaving,
eh-.
Art
opjMirlnnily
lu
assemble
chop
e
t;hri-lma
gift.
Residence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
West
P.
O.
Box
247
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Fine
ImpM
ted
Serge
and
S.
h
ft
r
r
nn
Tweed
Suit-
made
to
order
111
t,,,r
"If
shop
in
Prime
Hupcrl
a-
low
ascjfJl
223
Sixth
Street
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
linn!
On
Ire
Chocolates
2
lb.
boxes
Aborted
Nut
Chocolates,
I
lb.
boxes
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.r
Page
and
Shaw's
CHOCOLATES
The
Candy
of
Excellence
A
NEW
SHIPMENT
JUST
ARRIVED
Aborted
Chorolatrs.
I
llr.
boxes
.
.
As.nrted
Chocolates,
lb.
boxen
.
.
Hani
Centre
Choi-olales,
I
lb.
boxes
$1.00
$2.00
$1.00
$2.00
$1.25
We
also
have
(USOXM'S.
XEILSOYS
and
MOIIl'S
Chocolates
in
bulk
and
in
1
lb.
and
2
lb.
boxes
.
Ormes
Ltd.
The
PIU.NKKIt
HHl'dtilSTS
PHONES
82
and
200
The
HKXALL
STOllK
SEND
IT
TO
THE
-:-
LAUNDRY
-:-
ALL
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
Including
Jlirec
distinct
services
rqr
J'-aatily
Work,
vU:
80FT
FINISH,
THRIF-T-SERVICE
and
WET
WASH
al
Inost
reasonable
prices.
DRY
CLEANING,
PESSINQ
AND
REPAIRING
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
118
and
we
will
do
the.
rest.
Miss
J.ot-na
Tile,!?
A.T.C.M.,
eacher
of
piano.
PbOne
1
10.
1
Try
Foothills
Slovc
13.00
per
(on.
.No
soot.
vulU
Lvitt
&.
Co.
Lid.
21
Coal,
-Phil-
Inhibition
Pudding,
September
t.
Prince
Hupert
Exhibition.
.oral
entries
will
be
received
up
0
5
p.m.,
Monday,
September
13.
C.
V.
Evilt
was
elected
a
inem-
cr
of
the
Hoard
01
J
ratle
ai
he
monthly
meeting
held
last
iht.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
II.
TUu:
teame
in
on
veslenlay
all
if
Hill
60,
I.O.D.E.,
meeting
on
Tuesday,
September
21,
at
8
p.m.
214
Palmistry
and
CrystaM'iazing,
rne
noon'
Iraln
from
Smilher-J
and
are
registered
at
Hie
Central
IloUd.
-
A
letter
from
Orillia.
Ontarte
sugesling
a
proper
ecdebratio'.
of
the
iliamond
.juoilee
of
the
lanaili.iii
con
federation
next
yea
was
iat
nitrni
referred
10
hm:
ms
of
-anaila
by
toe
hoanl
o.
trade
at
their
monthly
meeting.
The
resignations
of
S.
K
Campbell
and
FninL
clann
from
!hc
boanl
of
trade
were
accented
the
hoard
of
trade
were
accept
ed
with
regret
at
the
meeting
last
evening.
Mr.
Campbell
ha.-
aJreiidy1
lft
town
and
Mr,
Cla'pir
(niWnt.es
beink
away'
for
1
ti-iiiilhy
stay,
he
explained.
Owing
to
the
success
of
the
last
Confetti
Dance
at
tha
Moose
Hall
by
the
Imperial
Rainbow
Orchestra,
they
have
decided
to
hold
another
of
these
popular
functions
on
Mondty,
September
13.
The
board
of
trade
last
eveh;
inn
endorsed
Hie
plea
of
the
fishermen
her'
for
a
light
Monilla
Island
and
also
revivei
the
request
for
a
light
at
Wa!
tare
Hocks.
CP.H.
ulcani'-r
Priin
rss
Beat
rice,
lapt.
S.
K.
ray,
arrived
from
Vancouver
ami
wayports
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
ami
sailed
at
noon
n
tier
return
south.
Reunion
All
ex-members
of
Sixteenth
and
Thirteenth
Bat
tallons
are
requested
to
meet
at
the
Armory,
Second
Avenue,
an
Monday,
September
13,
at
9
p.m.
prompt.
214
l
lie
board
of
trade
last
even
ins
turned
over
to
the
ente
lainment
committee
the
duty
of
looking
after
a
itrmrp
of
G..N.II
passenger
agents
who
ar
t
visit
the
eity
poon.
An
applira
lion
from
a
mining
paper
fo
iielp
in
the
publication
of
forthcoming
special
number
wa
turned
over
In
tho
publicity
committee.
Canadian
National
Steamship
"Prince
nharles"
will
leavi
Prince
Hupcrl
.Monday,
Seplem
ber
IS,
at
1.00
p.m.
for
Massei
Inlel
and
Skidegale
Inlet
port
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
lit"1
lurniihg
from
Skidepate
Inle
this
-steamer
will
arrive
rrinee
mipert,
Wednesday
p.m
September
15.
21
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition.
Notices
No
accounts
for
poods
or
taxi
hires
during
Fair
will
be
acknowledged
or
paid
.unjess
requisition
Jor
samo
'
has
been
Issued
and
signed
by
the
manager.
214
fit
or
1
TO
Ids
'Blood
a.m.
,
jr.
'Preacher,
ltcv.
J
B.
of
Smllhers,
4
..Salvation
Army
Gibson
Christian
Science
Society
at
8
o'clock.
1
Services
every
Sunday
morn
ing
in
the
Hays
Block,
2
45
Sec
ond
Avenue.
Subject
on
Sun
day,'-
.."Sulistancet
Testimony
meeting
nn
Wednesday
evening
Baptist
Church
Mornin
service
at
it
o'clock.
uhject,
"The
Aim?of
the
Chris
tian."
Sunday
school
at
2.30.
Kenins
service
at
7.30.
Subjeil,
'When
Chrint
Went
to
Church.'
mo!
cordial
invitation
to
all.
This
of
cource,
includes
visitors!
to
our
city
and
people,
of
all
nationalities
residing
therein.
Special
rally
seryjees
at
tht!
rmy.
Everyone
connected
with
he
Corp,
young
and
old,
make
an
euori
10
neip
usjnave
a
Hun
dred
per
cent
Sunday.
Morning
Himr
ai
it
u
"la11.
i.-uijii-t.
Kingdom
Bullden.'
Sunday
school'
al
'2.30.
Evening
at
7.30.
'ubjecl:
''FlllingJ
the
flap.'
fouog
peoide
will
assist
al
theft
I
..
..
..
1
meeting,
come
10
tue
Many
Meetings
on
Monday,
Wednes-
tay.
Thursday
and
Saturday.
Scouts,
Guards
and
Sunbeams
or
Tuesdays
Thursdayaud
Fridays
!
United
Church
There
are
manyrcasons
way
011
should
attend
sbme
branc;-
of
the
United
Church.
It
is
th
largest
1'roIostanWipCliurch
in
Canada.
It
places,
practical
ser
vice
and
wTirkincr
Clirisltanil
aWvo,
lheologiralH'''''troversies
or
denominational
fads.
Sunday
norning
II
ocIocJi
service
con-
Juried
by
Hev.
Evan
Baker.
Sun-
lay
school
at
2.3n.
send
yom
'liildren.
Evening
i-ervic
a
7.30.
Anthem
by
the
choir.
Ser
mon
by
Hev.
Geo.
G.
Hacker.
You
are
invited.
Presbyterian
"
Church
Morning
worship
at-
IT
o-
l'ek.
Subject,
"
question
tha
Must
be
Answered."
Sundiy
ehool
and
Bible
class
at
12.15
Evening
service
al
7-30.
Sub-leet.
"The
Chance
that
he
Miss
ed."
All
cordially
invited.
Preacher,
Hev.
Chas.
J.
Cameron,
M.A.,
PhD.
Lutheran
Church
SI.
Paul's
English
Lulherai-Church.
Melropole
Hall,
Third
Vvenue.
Hev.
Thos.
I),
Hindc.
'astor
Morning
service
al
11
t'clock.
Sermon
theme.
"How
Christians
ought
to
help
each
other."
Sunday
school
at
12
noon.
Evening
service
al
7.30.
sermon
theme:
"The
single
eye."
All
cordially
Invited.
BANDITS
TOOK
$500
SEATTLE,
Sept.
1
1.
Two
col
lectors
for
a
chain
store
rsrocer
company
were
held
ip
an
'
rolited.of
500
collections
from
ten
stores
in
the
sifbiii-bs
ber
today.
The
bandits
escaped
iu
the
collectors'
automobile.
.
4
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Baptist
bailies'
Aid
Bazaar,
November
25.
St.
Andrew's
Society
Ladic
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
October
8.
Hoynl
Purple
Salo
f
and
fancy
sewing
and
'ooking,
October
IC.
Presbyterian
Ladies
Aid
November
10.
United
Church
Bazaar,
2.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOH
SALE.
To
closo
out
an
estate,
wo
are
authorised
to
sell
several
lots,
some
corners,
hU'boc
view,,
and
.on
sewer.
lr.rMow'
ilnd
terms
iBfrom
810.00
inbrithly.
Enquire-
T.
McClymont.
,
tf
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS
1
Alterations
to
Anyox
Gymnasium
Any
responsible
parly
wishinjj
to
tender
for
this
work
can
get
plans
by
addressing
the
Secretary.
Anyox
Community
League,
Anyox,
B.C.
.
:
17
it
i.
i
-ti
Jink--
1
s
B
CUT
PLUG
H
1
Ripe
for
the
pipe
"
y
Save
the
VALUABLE
poker
hands
:harlie
Bellanger
will
work
out
lonlght
at
7.30
al
tn?
Grand
Terminal
Club.
Charlie
Bellanger
will
work
out
tonight
at
7.30
al
l:ie
Grand
Terminal
Club.
The
question
of
pyrt
charge
-
vill
be
discussed
by
the
hoard
f
trad
at
its
ne.xl
monthly
neeting,
it
was
announced
las.
nfcrlil
at
the."
meeting
in
the
council
chamber.
The
'Sunday
School
of
St
Peters
Church,
Seal
Cove,
will
rc-open
on
Sunday
at
2.30
p.m.
Local
residents
from
Ireland
are
at
home
from
4.30
to
6
p.m.
on
Sunday
In
Commodore
Cafe
to
meet
Prime
Minister
Sir
James
Craig
and
party.
-
Miss
Barbeau
announce
her:
Fall
Millinery
opening
on
Mon
Jay.
Ladies
of
Prince
Huper;
are
inviieii
10
inspect
me
laies?
models
and
the
most
recen'
styles
in
hats.
Frank
Loretta
was
fined
125,
with
the
option
of
thirty
day.'
imprisonment,
in
Ihe
city
polio
court
this
morning
for
drunken
ness.
Victor
Hoduiers,
colored.
Eighth
Street,
appeared
in
the
eity
po
lice
court
this
morning
In
answer
to
a
charge-
of
keepin.'
liquor
for
sale,
and
the
ca'
was
adjourned
for
eight
days.
Mrs.
Thomas
McMeekin
will
-ail
tomorrow
night
on
lb"
PrinCe-
Rupert
'
for
Vancouvei
where
she
will
meol
Mr.
Mc
Meekin,
who,
with
Henry
McCartney
of
Anyox,
is
returninv
from
a
trip
.to
the
Old
Country
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
Mcintosh
are
returning
today
frotn
'IVr
race
accompanied
by
Mrs.
C
V.'
Evilt.
who
has
been
a
iruest
at!
plain
tiiiip
summer!
home,
"Cross-j
hom-j
ways,"
Kitsumkaium.
Mr.
Mc-,
Intosh
returned
to
Terrace
a
few
lays
ago
from
the
East
where,
he
has
been
visiting
for
some
months.
Established
1923
S-U-C-C-E-S-S
Good
dental
work;
will
save
teeth
for
further
years
of
ser-j
vice.
Dr-EP
Kenny
DENTIST
Exchange
Block
Phone
109
Pure
beer
promotes
true
'--temperance
WHEN
pure
beer,
as
is
the
case
of
British
Columbia,
is
available
tq
the
people,
the
drinking
of
liquor?
of
high
alcoholic
content
is
lessened
and
true
temperance
is
promoted.
The
legal,
above-board
and
Government
controlled
sale
of
beer
in
British
Columbia,
in
licensed
premi3C3
by
the
glass
and
in
Government
stores
by
the
bottle,
has
removed
this
Province
from
among
the
communities
in
which
alcoholism
is
a
factor
of
importance.
The
attempt
at
total
prohibition
made
in
the
United
States
early
showed
its
complete
bankruptcy
from
a
moral
point
of
view
and
its
utter
failure
as
regards
enforcemenL
Now
its
ill
consequences
from
a
social
standpoint
are
becoming
evident
C
To
mention
only
one
result,
among
seven
million
people
insured
by
the
Metropolitan
Life
of
New
York
the
death
rate
from
acute
alcoholism
has
increased
600
per
cent
since
the
enforcement
of
prohibition
was
attempted.
Which-
means
that
as
pure
beer
was
taken
from
the
people
an
illicit
trade
in
concentrated
and
easily
handled
liquor
of
high
alcoholic
content,
and
mostly
poisonous,
sprang
up
and
drunkenness
increased.
Recent
deaths
from
poison
alcohol,
made
from
motor
radiator
spirit,
in
Ontario
and
New
York
afford
an
example
of
the
harm
of
preventing
the
use
of
light
beverages
such
as
pure
beer.
This
flood
of
death-dealing
poison,
naturally,
did
not
affect
Quebec
where
pure
beer
is
to
be
had
by
the
people
in
the
most
free
and
open
manner.
The
people
of
British
Columbia
are
protected
against
the
danger
that
comes
from
making
distilled
liquors
a
beverage
for
which
they
were
never
intended
-and
against
the
poison
brews
that
flood
the"
United
States,
for
British
Columbia
is
'
provided
with
pure
beer
by
the
five
modern
plants
.
of
the
Amalgamated
Breweries,
the
sale
of
which
is
supervised
and
controlled
by
the
government
throughout.
Turc
br
it
t
healthful
od
Invigonting
bevenge
of
definite
food
value,
with
n
alcoholic
itrength
of
4
H
per
cent.,
,ar
re.o.uirtii
by
law
In
Brit'uH
Columbia,
only
lufijcientto
atimutate
the
digettive
lyatem.ln
the
mot
favorable;
degree.
Itieoniumption,inaimuchaiitdipiaceathedrink!ngofitivng
distilled
liquort,
U
a
GUARANTEE
OF
TEMPERANCE.
Th
member!
of
lh
Amalftamald
Brtwcri
am
Vancouver
Brwrrlr
Ltd.,
Rainier
Brtwlnft
Co.
o(
Canada
Ltd.,
Wntmlnitrr
Hrwjr
Ltd.,
Sller
Sprint
Brerry
Ltd.,
and
tha
Victoria
rhoenli
Browlni
Co.
Ltd.,
rhra
tha
beer
aupplled
to
tha
peopla
of
BritUh
Columbia
la
made.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
.