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OAILY
EDITION
..98
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Monday,
Sept.
23,
1929
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,
CANADA
AND
WOULD
COURT
Canada
is
now
a
member
of
the
world
court.
She
for
mally
joined
on
Saturday,
the
only
reservation
made
bv
j
this
country
being
that
the
court
does
not
have
jUnsdic-
i
tion
over
disputes
between
members
of
the
British
Com
monwealth
of
Nations,
which
members
of
the
British
Em
pire
will
settle
in
their
own
way.
The
world
court
is
the
first
organization
of
its
kind
to
be
established
and
all
the
nations
joining
it
agree
to
abide
by
its
findings
without
recourse
to
war.
It
is
another
step
forward
in
the
peace
campaign
now
being
waged
.
CONGRATULATIONS
TO
DEAN
The
first
dean
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
appointed
in
the
person
of
Rev.
J.
G.
Gibson,
rector
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church,
now
proclaimed
as
the
cathedral
of
the
diocese.
The
Daily
News
extends
its
congratulations
to
the
dean,
feeling
sure
that
he
will
carry
out
the
work
of
the
office
with
dignity
and
energy.
Prince
Ruperts
importance
is
i
one?
niofeleTforth
in
this
action
of
the
head
of
the
Anglican'
CHurcH
in
this
diocese.
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HIGHWAY
TO
ALASKA
Once
more
we
wish
to
state
emphatically
and
without
equivocation
that
Prince
Rupert
will
not
be
satisfied
with
Pan
yeast
buns
1,
Mrs.
R.
D.
Christy;
2,
Mrs.
H.Halllwell.
any
p:an
tor
Jinking
up
Alaska
with
Vancouver
without
2-
Mrs-
Pearl
rant-
first
completing
the
link
between
Yancpuver
and
Prince
LCanned
wmie-i,
Mrs.
Geo.
Pimnvt
Dover;
2,
Mrs.
Turner.
&
rJtSL
a:
MamMMi
.
,
.
1
Mitd
pickles
1,
Mrs.
Bohler;
No
Need
of
Crystal-Gazing
pHE'man
who
protects
the
future
of
his
loved
ones,
as
well
as
his
own
dependent
years,
with
a
Manufacturers
Life
policy
assures
his
own
good
fortune.
What
could
be
finer
han
to
look
forward
to
financial
independence
at
sixty
or
sixty-five?
Manufacturers
Life
Insurance
Company
HEAD
OFFICE
-
TORONTO,
CANADA
nrat.ni
OMto
202-0
Rogeri
Bldg..
Vancouver.
P.
A.
Twtii,
J3rarch
Mt'ugrr
NO
HUH
W.
flCINOlE,
UISTHICT
Utl-UKSENTATlVt
Prlnc
Super
t,
ST
O.
ner;
2,
Mrs.
Bohlcr.
2.
I
,
il.,clvuu-y
uc
&ouie""K
spectacular
aooui
tne
idea
oi
jMrs.
e.
Haugland.
1
the
big
highway
from
north
to
south,
but
Prince
Rupert'
Mustard
pickies-i,
Mrs.
Down
has
been
trying
for
a
long
time
to
secure
appropriations
ln:
2
&lrs-
Uer-
for
itfi
hiehwav
and
without
anv.
errant
-mancii
nf
cm.!
Cucumber
pickles
1,
Mrs.
Eur
cess.
To
now
have
that
work
overshadowed
by
a
highway
to
servfc
the
American
people,
much
as
we
admire
them,
is
altogether
out
of
place
.
First
things
must
come
first.
A
woman
is
said
to
have
been
the
cause
of
man
paradise,
and
woman
usually
leads
him
back.
GRAIN
ROLLING
IN
HERE
We
are
glad
to
know
that
grain
is
now
rolling
toward
P-
c
Prince
Rupert
in
considerable
quantities
and
that
the
ele-
Sp
vnf
n
liorn
io
tr
Kn
Vxioi.
"Tn.
-PH
Ui
iLI
i.
1
1
E.
J
,
not
be
kept
out
of
its
rightful
business
again
this
vear
uwuticw
mure
must
nave
Dcen
some
gooa
reason
for
the
action
of
last
year
in
shutting
down
the
local
elevator
in'
i
the
middle
of
the
season
.
However,
no
reason
f
nr
not
inn
,-;u4
n1"
nmu
van
uc
cwineiuctuiy
io
rrince
itupeix.
we
are
not
exnectincr
anv
repetition
of
it.
;
w
-
-
-
w
x
Business
mav
co
to
th
but
growling
about
it
won
dogs
during
dog
days
'
't
help.
Relish
1,
Mrs.
E.
M.
BmithJ.
2,
Mrs.
Downing.
A.O.V.
pickles
1,
Mrs.
Bohler;
2
Mrs.
Jones.
Scotch
scones
I,
Mrs.
W.
L.
An
Darned
stockings
1,
Helen
L.
Smith.
Hand-made
apron
1,
Marjorle
Kenney;
2,
Edith
Mohne.
Embroidered
article
1,
Barbara
Sherwood;
2,
Jean
Dover.
Best
dressed
doll
1,
TheUna
Mist;
2.
Mamie
Haugland.
opeciai,
a.
t.
Kenney,
most
points
in
children's
department
Marjorle
Kenney.
Barbara
Sher
wood,
tie.
Section
11
Boys'
and
Girls'
Club
For
best
pig
1,
Irene
Dentinger,
2,
Tony
Hipp;
3,
Alalr
Lips;
-4,
El.
mer
McConncll;
5,
Joe
Hipp;
6
Geo.
Anderson;
7,
Walter
McCxuj;
ieil;
8,
Hazle
McConnell.
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s
Section
IS
School
Competition?
ORADE
1-Paper
cutting
Norma
Kenney.
Woven
paper
mat
Jean
Des
Jardins.
Pastel
drawing
Edith
Little.
Sewing
card
Jean
Des
Jardins.
ORADE
II.
Writing
Patsj
McPhee.
Poster
Jimmy
Walsh.
Booklet
Annie
Ketewi.
.
Cardboard
inodcl
Ainle
Nelson.
4
derson;
2,
Mrs.
Turner;
3,
Mrs.
HJ
Mist.
Special,
Blue
Ribbon
Baking
baking
powder
biscuits
1,
Mrs.
TJ
Brooks;
2,
Mrs.
A.
Ross;
3,
Mrs.
R
Christy.
Special,
Five
Roses
Flour
Mrs.
Moore.
Special,
Royal
Household
Flour
Mrs.
Geo.
Dover.
Special,
Borden
Co.
Ltd.,
most
pointful
home
cooking
Mrs.
Geo;
Dover.
Section
13
Children's
Dep't.
For
children
14
and
under)
School
lunch
1,
Helen
L.
Smith;
2,
Hazle
McConnell.
Cake,
not
Iced
1,
Ina
Smith;
2,
a.
onerwooa.
Baking
powder
biscuits
1,
Mar
Jorle
Kenney;
2,
Dorothy
Martin.
Fudge
1,
Joyce
Cole;
2,
Marjorle
Kenney.
TOE
DAILY,
NEVT3
LIST
OF
PRIZES
AWARDED
AT
THE
TERRACE
FALL
FAIR
Section
12
Home
Cooklnff
GRADE
III.
Writing-Mabel
Clayton.
Loaf
white
yeast
fcread-1.
Mrs-i
R.
D.
Christy;
2,
Mrs.
Hamlin.
Object
drawing
Kenneth
Attree.
Loaf
brown
yeast
bread
,
Mrs.i
Cardboard
model
Emma
Nel-
R.
D.
Christy;
2,
Mrs.
Hamlin.
,
:son-
AA
rr.
i
,
.
-r
lieajLQ
DOSiex
luuinein
wire,
Pill
I'V
11111
1
Iki
I
A.
t
.
X
klTB3
'
Thomson;
2,
Mrs.
McLaren.
Doughnuts
1,
Mrs.
H.
Mist;
S,
Mrs.
Turner.
Fruit
cake
1,
Mrs.
Jones;
2,
Mrs.
Will
Robinson.
Twelve
cookies
1,
Mrs.
J.
A.
McConncll;
2,
Mrs.
II.
King.
Twelve
macaroons
1.
Mrs.
Ooo.
Dover;
2,
Mrs.
H.
King.
Chocolate
cake
1,
Mrs.
Will
Robinson;
2,
Mrs.
E.
J.
Moore.
Sponge
cake
1.
Mrs.
A.
C.
Head;
2,
Mrs.
H.
King.
Angel
cake
1,
Mrs.
H.
Doll;
2.
Mrs.
H.
Mist.
Layer
cake
1.
Mrs.
H.
Mist;
2,i
Mrs.
Geo.
Dover.
Jelly
roll
V
Mrs.
Hamlin;
2,
Mrs.
H.
Mist.
Lemon
pie
1,
Mrs.
Geo.
Dover?
2,
Mrs.
Downing.
Apple
pie
1.
Mrs.
Turner;
S,
Mrs.
E.
M.
Smith.
Deep
pie
1.
Mrs.
Geo.
Dover;'
'A..
Mrs.
R.
D.
Christy.
Strawberry
jam
1,
Mrs.
W.
Ross
Thomson;
2,
Mrs.
Geo.
Dover.
Raspberry
Jam
1,
Miss
A.
J,
Cousins;
2,
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenney.
Orange
marmalade
1.
Mrs.
N.'
Sherwood:
2,
Mrs.
H.
Mist.
Black
currant
Jelly
1,
Mrs.
Tur
ner;
2,
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenney.
Red
currant
Jelly
1,
Mrs.
Itamr
lin;
2,
Mrs.
IL
Mist.
Crabapple
Jelly
1,
Mrs.
Pearl
Oratn;
2,
Mrs.
Will
Robinson.
Canned
cauliflower
1,
Mrs.
Geo.
Dover;
2,
Mrs.
H.
McKenney.
Canned
peas
1,
Mrs.
H.
King;
2,
Mrs.
Turner.
Canned
beans
1.
Mrs.
Turner;
i
2.
Mrs.
E.
M.
Smith.
I
'
Canned
teew
I.
Mrs.
W.
Ross
Thomson;
2,
Mrs.
H.
King.
Caned
cherries
1.
Mrs.
Downing;
2,
Mrs.
E.
Haugland.
Canned
plums
1,
Mrs:
Hamlin;
Tom
Olsen,
tie.
GRADE
IV
,
Writing-Mary
West.
Colored
design
Norman
Chap
man.
Cardboard
model
Doreen
Will-
Head.
son-Booklet
Lloyd
Jones.
GRADE
T.
Map
of
B.C.
Mary
Marsen.
Writing
Agnes
Olsen.
Health
poster
Cissy
Richmond.
t,
IriRAnr
VI.
Design
in
color
Jean
Dover.
WritingTean
Dover.
Health
poster
Glen
France.
GRADE
VII.
Object
drawing
Edith
Kohne.
Design
in
color
Helen
Glass.
Outline
map
Sophia
McLaren.
Nature
drawing
Edith
Kohne.
.
Initial
Edith
Kohne.
'
tlnger.
Paraded
Streets
in
Rags
to
Show
Biblical
Lesson
'Staff
Captain
Joseph
Acton
Wrangell,
divisional
commander
Mrs.
H.
M.
Wlllson's
special-,
the
Solvation
atloa
isaitn
K.onne.
GRADE
VIII,
Drawing,
light
and
shade
Annie
Lips.
Design
In
color
Bertha
Moore.
Nature
drawing
Bertha
Moore.
Initial
Dorothy
Head
Special.
R,
W.
Moore.
Special,
R.
Beecher.
Army
for
northern
trade
British
Columbia
and
Alaska,
par-
The
new
Orthon
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Mondayeptember
23
19J9
Local
Items
Jack
Sargent
of
Hazeiton
sed
throuch
th
Mt
P-
Ca.
en
route
south
to
studies
at
the
University
m
Raymer
rnr
Prince
Ocoree
for
Vnn.nt,,..,.
onic
Trade
Mark
Reg'd
Victrola
1M
McRAE
BROS.
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lit.
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Gives
you
that
wonderful
Orthophonic-toned
music-the
natural
tones.
Thousands
of
pieces
of
music
to
choose
from
in
the
Victor
record
library
Famous
artists
any
time
you
want
them.
Instruments
from
$95
up.
All
models
stop
Victor
records
automatically
when
through
playing.
Magic
cabinets
artistically
designed
Worth
going
miles
to
hear.,
everywhere.
Convenient
terms.
in
rich
woods.
Victor
dealers
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
Of
Canada
.Limited
Montreal
VICTOR
RADIO
RECEIVERS
who
Is
interested
In
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immigr
ation
i
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j
the
city
and.
Is
taking
the
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iwulu
Doari
VI
aded
the
city
streets
in
rags
last
Archie
Khleht
wit
night
to
exemplify
the
Biblical
story
i
pCwtoUve
of
IhS
KinS
'
of
the
Prodigal
Son
A
large
con-
526
cerlr
fho'"&
the
citadel
whieh
followed.
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city
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Rlley-Berthaiern
Canada
congress
of
the
Army
2?r
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Frmce
Oeorge
toT
Vwruu.
lin
Winnipeg.
On
his
return
to
the
frothy
I
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i
boP
D.
T..Owen,
of
b!1m.
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Special
prize
for
best
display
forKKfeTS
KuJenl
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fill..
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School
District,
Grade
V,
Best
work
exhibited
Irene
Den
Eian,
sauea
last
Do.
i
Alfred
B.
Young
of
this
city
left
te.r
haying
spent
the
past
.,)ud:
i
Alalr
Aiair
Alalr
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wuwi
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evening
evening
vo
vo
con-
con-
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Fronnmlr
economic
man
map
of
or
Pnrnno
Europe
hu
Axdlea
at
lne
university
Lips-
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of
B.C.
and
oiittirt
1
AAvHh-
1n
the
I)hi;T
Kew,