Friday.
June
8,
1929
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
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INCH
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ix,
F.i.i:rribs
or
oirH
i;its
ivl.
i'rm
of
fraternal
greeting
w-;-rfWned
at
thl
meeting
of
CI-tlc,ii.:i
)M,l
ymterday
from
the
synod
of
the
ivin-n-
of
Qu'Anpelle,
Saskatchewan.
;u
W(.i
from
the
Prima
t
of
all
Cnnarla.
M.jKt
liev
8
P.
Matheson
jf
Winnipeg,
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(
gonial
and
Continental
Church
Bl
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1-ondon.
England,
British
col-umi,.,,
and
Yukon
Church
Aid
Society,
luo""
England.
Caledonia
Union
and
Br;.
.i,
Columbia
"News,
linden,
and
,,.
individual
messages..
P
.
election
of
synod
officers
result-l
...
follows:
i
:
uaM-fi
to
Oeneral
Synod.
Missionary
s
.
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,
of
Canadian
VMtrch.
General
B
,r,i
of
Religious
Bdtiearlcn
and
Coun-,
:
:
:
social
Sereloe
GJerlcsi.
Rev
(,
w
r.
Ruthbrook.
Rev.
J.
B
(i
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HfV
BdWMaJ
Hod
on.
Rev
T.
D.
P,.h'..'
lay.
B
L.
Mcintosh,
Henry
(..;,-',:
S
H.
Hoaklna
and
John
iu
Provincial
Synod.
Ther-,i
C'41ee
anal
Oriental
'Missions
.,.
n-v.
J.
B.
Oioaon.
Rev
K.
Hcxl-i..
W
StWetonhsan,
Rev.
J.
H
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8.
ftrsyfleld,
Rev.O
Hodg-H,
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w.
Allen,
Bee.
T
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Proctor.
v
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tea:
Hear
O.
V.
Eeltt.
R.
vi
:.'h.
J.
Kelson,
O.
P.
Tinker.
H
Eiii.-iiaw.
J.
FiewtB,
F.
Worrell,
P.
v,
Mv..:v
the
firat
jour
of
each
of
tne
.
.c
ri-rs
to
be
the
delegate!
end
the
,.-
ubnTJtutei
In
orders
given,
i,,
,
utive
committee
of
the
dloneee
r:.:
,m
Rev.
Canon
Ruahbrook.
Rev.
0
t
rue
lencieai.
bt.
J
aaaran
u
h
T.
O.
Proctor
(appointed
by
t
U
-!i..p-elect).
u,
M
T
Croat.
O.
P.
Tinker
s
l
Hoeklns
and
3.
Flewin
(ap-
i
v,
the
rushop-elect
.
I,
u.-liup-eleot
then
appointed
W
i
t-
chancellor
of
the
dioceee
:
:
Mclntoah
registrar
of
'he
dlo-
v
I
.."
was
elected
secretary
-trea-
Jloeee
end
trnrtt
Unwln.
.
.
i
he
dloceaen
committee
on
.lon
R.
L.
LePtne.
O.
P.
Budweiser
Real
Quality
Malt
Syrup
Baked
with
BudweiMer
Malt
Syrup,
breatlf
caha
and
ctMtkiva
are
more
delicious
and
nutritious.
All
the
world
loves
.
.
a
ANHElSER-BUSCH,
St.
Louis
StUhy
Qrwm
and
Dnlm
Tftryubtrt
FRANK
H.
WILEY
Duinbuton
1114
Hamilton
St.
Vancouver,
B.
C.
DM-87
)M
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-
For
Pic-nics
For
Pic-nics
Electric
Bread
keepa
soft
loiiRest
TUB
1U5ST
THERE
IS!
The
Electric
llakery
8ocInllM
In
cuttinR
bread
for
sundwIcheB.
A
WONDERFUL
SKIN
SPECIALIST
IN
A
IWO-lNCIfBOX
Tinker,
Ml
Lennox.
Mlm
A.
Du
vernet
with
power
to
add.
Mr.
ru
waa
the
recipient
of
a
beau-tiful
pray
of
roses
on
behalf
of
the
W.
A.,
presented
by
Mrs.
T.
Andrew,
with
congratulation
and
beet
wishes.
Votes
of
thanka
were
extended
to
the
press,
the
hosts
and
hostesses,
the
Dominion,
Diocesan
and
parochial
W.A.'s,
the
society
for
the
propagation
of
th
Ocspel,
the
Missionary
Societies,
the
Caledonia
Union,
the
B.C.
and
Yukon
Md
Society,
and
the
People
of
Prince
Rupert
for
their
many
courtesies
and
Isr
other
officials
and
helpers.
Special
mention
was
made
of
the
hospitality
to
delegates
of
Mra.
Du
Vernet.
who
wa
sent
a
bouquet
of
flowers
In
recognition
The
members
of
the
synod
pledged
their
hearty
co-operation
and
support
to
the
new
Bishop-elect.
Those
who
entertained
delegates
to
the
synod
were
Mku
Bsrbeau,
Mm.
a
L.
Mcintosh.
Mrs.
McCroakrle.
Mrs.
O
Smith.
Mrs.
RU.
Mrs.
A.
Rta.
Mrs.
D.
Allen.
Mrs.
Tucker,
Mrs.
Rorte.
Mm.
Ha
itt-Jcoea,
Miss
WWt.
Mrs.
Balloek.
Mrs.
awitt,
Mrs.
H.
T.
Croat
and
Mm.
Homer.
RAILWAYMEN
PLEASED
PROSPECT
OF
TRAVEL
JASPKR.
June
8.-
The
party
of
railway
men
headed
by
C.
W.
Johnston,
of
Montreal,
assistant
general
passenger
traffic
manager
of
the
C.
N.
Railway,
haa
returned
from
California
enthusiastic
ovet-
the
prospects
for
Alaskan
travel
and
visitors
to
Jasper
Park.
He
rays
thr
triangular
run
Including
Jasper
and
Prince
Rupert
Is
becoming
more
popular
than
Classified
:
Ads.
WANTED
WANTED.
A
MAN
TO
BATCH
WITH
young
man
for
the
summer.
Reasonable
terms.
Apply
S13
tb
Avenue
E.,
opposite
hospital.
135
WANTED.
A
SERVANT
FOR
GENERAL
housework.
Good
wage
for
the
right
party.
Apply
Box
110
Dally
News:
Office.
tf
I
WANTED
OWL
FOR
OKNSRAL
housework
to
live
In.
Phone
Red
M7.
tf
j
FOR
SALE.
COTTAOe
AT
BALt!
Lake.
smo.
Phone
Black
737.
117
i
WANTED.
SMALL,
FURNISHED
SUITS
for
summer
season.
Phone
Blue
IM.
FOR
SALE
IOTB
30
AMD
39.
SECTION
6.
136.
Phone
Black
3M.
197
FOR
SALE
OLD
NEWSPAPER
MAY
BE
USED
IN-
itead
of
building
paper
or
to
lay
beneath
csrpeta
on
the
floor.
Oet
specie
1
prise
on
large
quantities
Dally
News.
FOR
BALB.
TBX
ACRC
IMPROVED
farm
at
Terrace;
price
reasonable.
Terms
or
cash.
Apply
733
Plftb
Ave.
W.
lis
FOR
SALS.
34
FOOT
PLEA8LRF
boat.
First
class
condition.
Equipped
with
M
tup.
motor.
Phone
SSO.
FOR
RENT
NOT
ROOM
HOUSC
FOR
ResNT
Sscond
Avenue.
Sultaole
for
tog
purposes.
Phone
64i
or
173
1098
140
FOR
RBNT.
MX
ROOM
MODERN
house.
33
Sixth
Avenue
West
after
June
1.
'
Phone
Black
7M
evenings.
'
XDR
RENT.
OLAPPBRTON
HOUSE.
Ninth
Avesys
Rwst.
Rent
reasonable.
Apply
City
Traaauree.
Csty
Hall.
it
OR
RENT-
PIANOS.
PLATER-PIANOS
Fhooographs
end
Sawing
Machi:-ytok?
Music
SSore
'FLAT
FOR
RBNT.
SIX
ROOMS
AND
bath,
on
Sixth
Avenue,
W.
Phoji'
543
or
Black
138.
t!
FOR
RBNT.
FOUR
ROOM
APART-ment,
hot
water
heated.
Apply
Smith
x
MalleU.
Ltd.
tf
TOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-aaents.
Apply
.
Museallem
Orocery.
HOVSB
FOR
RBNT.
80
SUMMIT
AVE.
FkM
Red
33.
"I
SUMMER
RESORTS
hAKEUSB
HOTSI'RINflS
LOD0E
MHV
OI'BN
L.tlt(li;sT
HOTM'HINfl!
IN
C.N.l.
(Uthta
Water)
Trout
Flshlnjc
on
Lakeise
Lake
now
open
noon
ACCOMMODATION'
I'OK
riSIIINO
PARTIES
L
.
Jt
JOHNSTONBl
Manager.
Lakeise
Lake.
TerrwM,
B.C.
AUCTIONEERS.
rniNTK
mtri:i(T
aittion
mart
Fnlrrnl
lllix-k
Furniture
of
all
kinds
bought,
sold
,
or
exchanged.
Crating
and
peeking
done.
Ooods
sold
on
Commission
Auctioneer,
G.
J.
DAWES,
mark
no
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
NEW
FURNITURE
In
stock,
beds,
springs,
mattresses:
Dining
room
suites;
Chesterfield
suites;
oarpets
all
slaes:
Linoleum
arid
linoleum
ruga:
tables,
kitchen
cabinets,
dreteera,
thlftonlers,
blinds,
curtain
rods,
blankets,
sheets,
chairs.
wicker
and
eane,
-Our
prices
are
rett-sonable.
Yeu
iffre
Invetcd
to
eall
atj
our
store.
'
"t
!.
(
a,
Mckenzie
Furniture.
Phone
77S-
SALVAGE
AND
TOWING
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.
Ltd.
HAS
II
WtUAINS
IN
OAS
ItOATS
Small
Safe
and
Typewriter
for
Sale
Agents
for
Easlhope
Engines,
Coolldge
rr3jHllrrs,
and
Ttwlube
Oil
lloat
of
all
description
for
Chnrlrr
Salt
Lake
Imr.
Phone
5(M
The
absence
of
Spring
Weather
this
year
has
had
its
effect
on
the
sale
of
Spring
Wear
and
our
sales
for
the
last
three
months
have
not
come
up
to
our
expectations.
The
result
is
vc
are
overstocked.
.It
is
aganist
the
principles
of
this
store
to
carry
goods
ov
er
from
one
season
to
another
and
the
prices
at
this
backward
Season
Sale
arc
such
that
will
enable
us
t
o
maintain
this
principle.
We
can
quote
here
only
a
few
items
of
our
big
stock
but
just
look
at
the
prices.
Not
only
do
we
want
our
friends
and'
customers
to
benefit
from
this
selling
event
we
want
menand
women
who
shop
for
men
and
their
families
who
have
never
been
inside
our
store
to
come
and
find
out
for
themselves
how
sincerely
we
live
up
to
every
statement
made
in
our
advertisements
Sale
Starts
Friday
Morning
at
9
o'clock
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
BATHING
SUITS
Men's
Nainsook
Underwear,
in
combinations
only.
A
good
All
Bathing
Suits
in
the
store
reduced
made
by
Jentien,
roomy
garment
Regular
91-26
value.
Monarch,
Regent
and
Universal
all
wool
in
both
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
one
and
two
piece
suits.
MEi'S
CAPS
MEN'S
SOCKS
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
,
tlundredsof
nfsCapa
to
choose
from.
Men's
Pure
Thread
Silk
Socks,
in
black,
The
Famous
Oxford
Combination
Un-
Wolf.G.
i
C.
and"
Victoria
makes.
brown
and
silver
grey.
Monarch
derwesri
nsedel
rib.
Nice,
soft
and
'
"
'Regimr'
Value.
make
.
Regular
$1.00
value.
comfy.
Regular
$.1.00
value.
Biickwanjf
Season
SIe
Qf
Qfi?
Backwaid
Season
Sale
Of
fl
Backward
Season
Sale
Q-f
AC
dl.UU
41.9
Price
price.
2
paid.s
fr
Price
HUNDREDS
OF
BARGAINS
JUST
AS
GOOD
ALL
OVER
THE
STORE
e
SUITS
FOR
MEN
This
lot
of
ihigh
grade
hand
tailored
Sfcits
irr
pure
wool
tweeds
and
worsteds.
Beautiful
patterns.
in
stripe
and
novelty
check-
In
single
and
double
breaster
styles.
Regular
prio
$40.00.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
$24.50
No
Charge
Accounts.
CHIROPRACTIC
DR.
r.
E.
Evoirsos
Chiropractor
833
Third
Avenue.
Telephone
for
appointment
now
to
Dlue
85.
Residence
phone
Black.
2M.
I
nut.
n
n
PhMnln
niatrriAU
lllnMM.
fully
treated.
Batabllahed
1
934.
SCHOOL
OF
LITERATURE
f
Sell
Your
i
Io.aln4toni
,
I.KAKN
TO
WRITE
8TOUIB8
Free
Information,
School
of
Literature,
7t7
htnnduril
lUnk
ItulKll
itc
Vanrouirr,
II.C.
RESTAURANTS
0000
BATH
GAr'E
Mrs.
Unger.
Proprtetress
Third
Avrnne,
nrvt
O.W.V.A.
Oood
Home
Cooked
Meals
and
Home
naked
Bread
Kpt-tlal
CI'"Wn
Dinner
Etrry
Burnt)
Evening
from
&4U.
SHIRTS
FOR
MEN
Men'e
Shirts,
in
hundreds
of
patterns.
Stripes,
Plain
Checks,
Broadcloths,
etc.
Regular
values
up
to4.6o.
qi
oe;
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
P
i.OJ
MENS
COLLARS
Arrow
and
Tooke's
Collars
for
Men.
Semi-soft.
All
sites.
Regular
36c
value.
C4
ft
ft
P.arkuard
Season
Sale
Price,
4
for
VIUU
THE
ACME
SELL
GOOD
CLOTHES
And
the
same
high
quality
offered
during
this
sale.
No
C.O.D.
Mail
Orders
promptly
filled
at
these
Sale
Prices.
Demers
for
new
Summer
SiS:
;1
1
w
ongerie
FRENCH
COMBINATIONS
SILK
BLOOMERS
IJOHETTE
BLOOMERS
and
Vests
fo
match.
Elmer
Smith
returned
to
the
city
recently
from
Vancouver
where
he
haa
been
located
for
sever!
years.
SUITS
FOR
YOUNG
MEN
Fifteen
only
in
this
lot
of
Young
Men's
Tweed
Suits.
Sites
36,
30
and
87
only.
Smartly
tailored
in
the
latest
style
and
made
of
beautiful
materials.
If
you
know
a
bargain,
here
it
is:
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
7.45
'
FREE
I
'
WATCH
iy
Alterations
to
suits
free
as
usual
Our
further
ads.
for
Bargains
for
Boys.
;
.ea-.'
Terms:
Strictly
Cash.
What
Has
Happened
WILL
HAPPEN
AGAIN
We
recommended
Porter
Idaho
at
5
tents
a
share;
Silverado
at
35
cents.
What
are
they
woith
now?
NOW
WE
RECOMMEND
tmrSilverbell
Mining7,G6
M:
AT
MARKET!
Latest
Vancouver
quotations
ISc
bid,
25
asked.
Situated
on
the
New
Premier
Hill
and
bounded
or
sides
by
Premier
holdings.
H.
W.
M.
R0LST0N
&
CO
Stewart,
H.C.
Direct
wires
Vancouver
Stock
Exc
STOCKS
BONDS
REAL
EST'
f
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