Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday."
October
20,
1931
Services
pi
fi'SChufclifi
reanprs
ead
Kemano
Man
to
Hospital
Here
A
Kemsino
Bay
construction
worker
whose
hand
was
severely
injured
v.
lien
a
gravel
truck
box
closed
on
it.
was
brought
Into
Prince
Rupcru.at
4:50
a.m.
today
by
RCMP
launch,
PML
15.
In
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
in
good
condition
Is
Robert
M.
Reid,
of
Vancouver.
A
first
aid
attendant
stationed
at
Ke-
j
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.
Valhalla
dance,
October
29.
Member
and
friends.
(246c)
S.O.N,
meeting,
Monday,
October
22,
8
p.m.
.
(247c)
Mixed
league
bowling
meeting
of
all
team
captains,
Sunday,
3
p.m.,
bowling
alley.
Full
turnout
requested.
(ltc)
Xy
COOKS
.
eR
,scx.
England
f
"chains
which
have
.,y
claws
for
child-J
lure
and
four
years
I
.,.(dif'i
arc
taking
I
ke
dui'ks
to
water.
j'ls
the
children
cake.
Saturday
Sermon
7
SUl
&
ee
table
cloth
with
candles
adorned
on
both
inds.
-
Mrs
Neiiia
i
Dcnnison
of
Whitjhursp
nit
th.
Would
Northland
Dairy
cus-
1.
.
.
,
i
briot
t
ake,
which
was
served
tomprs
kindly
put
out
any
extra
ma"0.
accompanied
the
injured
by
the
biidesmaids.
'
bottles
they
have
as
we
are
man-
Captain
of
PML
15
Is
Spec,
i
Th
h.ii,
nhn,.
i.
,
short
nf
hnirW)
i9M.
Const.
R.
C.
Good.
i
Classified
Ads
Pay
'By
Rev.
L.
O.
Sieber,
First
United
Church)'
Two
little
boys
had
been
to
see
a
puppet
show
ami
one
said
to
the
other:
"I'm
glad
I'm
not
one
of
those
pretending
guys.
They
have
to
do
what
they
are
told!"
Do
you
ever
feel
that
way?
Freedom
certainly
calls
and
invites
it.
How
we
would
grasp
it
and
run
right
through
to
the
end
of
our
days
with
it!
'-
Which
way
will
we
run?
There
A
wedding
of
much
local
in-awaj
C(wU
"
'
brown
fleck
suit
rest
took
olace
at
the
First
wi
MoOSe
whLst
Party'every
.
-
beige
act-wie
to
atrh
rn
United
Church
on
Thursday
;
wats
?
match.
Saturday
night
in
the
Moose
evening
when
Rev.
L.
O.
Sieber
I
The
-
ft
to
"
;"('T)hp
at
8
'clock'
everybody
I
J
umieri
in
marriage
Miss
Esther
I
tiw)
groom
was
a
beautiful
brown
"e
fP-ia.
value
in
our!
r.pn,.,,.
.
rK-i
r..s,
.
,
wiiiuuw,
M-uiece
Aiiver
fcervice
.
..v....,,tra,,u
,
.,
.
,1S,C.
m
viianca
nuunt
rm-i
!
T.-.
pnnnla
lott
n..
.
i
C
.
,
i
)
"IlinR
Oli
ail
r.estra
nt.
or
w
M.
7.
",u
ur
uu
,
tuk
sr.n
of
I.niii
Pn.i,.b
on
th.
.
-
.7"
"
diun
iwi
ciui
m
uuiuwim
cucav
aim
i
kf-P
within
the
law,
and
lovaltv
"..n,:!f
"
10
11
that
n
i
late
Mrs.
Postuk
of
this
citv
at
:
ll.
f!r?e.
.
?.
mPnlh'
free
"
?'
.50
diver
meat
!
of
God.
What
a
wonderful
an.
""r
wrong
road
,
a
doub,f
rlni
rpppmnnv
-
;
"
'P
w
Vancouver,
platter
lor
wa.&O.
Bulger
a
Jewel-
(lto
!
ventures
life
the
shio
has
unon
i
Z
"
We
r!Bht
Piare
I
Qlven
in
marrl.
h.
Rm.M
i
fue
0Uler
souther
Slore
mm
me
years
nave
not
set
aside
!
tern
.....
t
.
7'.
.
!""
returning
to
Prince
Ru-
l.
...
"
.
r
noun,
liit
nr
hp
inrtv&n
r
n
?i
r
m
'
.
'
nert
bv
car.
ahpro
thou
nnn
tt.
Lll"
P
crnn
trn
he
f
1
'
...
v
...
w
w.
me
1
.
(.augiib
irff
in
floor
length
gown
.
.
.....
1,1.
vane
Ol
1
nn
flltllrA
rai;ir4r.viso
Dr.
R.
H.
Ball
and
daughter.
Flora,
are
sailing
tomorrow
win.
i-
mi
m
wnn
iuu
icncin
wain
.
t.
r,
tJ
.
.......
Kirn
we
ma
lite.
vt.IIiKS.
AND
WORSHIP
.,
"!-d
all
at
12:15
fe.!i
ail
at
1
p.m.
-and
long
lily
point
sleeves.
The;the
MacDonald
&
Postuk
Loe
nlM
on
the
Chilcotin
for
a
trip
'
8
!
neckl
ne
was
off-the-shoulder.
int
rCT.t
Sh.
to
Vancouver.
,
enriched
with
scalloDed
lace
i
l
the
wide
seas
going
where
It
likes.
Yet
as
we
watch
we
know
that
its
joy
and
freedom
is
found
i
ir.
obeying
that
little
Instrument
v
e
call
a
compass.
If
the
ship
threw
that
compass
overboard
and
was
done
with
its
directing
powers
then
would
disaster
befall
it.
Aye.
"If
the
Sor.
shall
make
yoi'
free,
ye
shall
be
free
indeed."
'
John
8:36.
"Chart
and
compass
come
from
Thee.
Sjrirjilftj
'a
nee
DuU;h
bonn?t
headpiece
with
a
i
tuille
fingertip
veil.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
beautiful
red
rose
buds.
GELICAL
Father
O.
P.
Mohan,
O.M.I.
,
!
sailed
last
night
on
the
Chilco-
(
tin
for
a
trip
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
on
ecclesiastical
duties.
on
J
CHURCH
Bridesmaids
were
Miss
Made-
.:h
Ave.
E.
One
of
the
sprightliest
dances
'ene
Youngman
and
Miss
Mary!
I
Z7
f
t
lie
s
as
n
followed
the
Sons
Postuk,
sister
of
the
groom.
Their
i
li
:
i
J.
I.
Sweet,
teletype
Inspector
for
Canadian
National
Telegraphs,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Jesu.
Saviour,
pilot
me."
!
Norway
whist
drive
at
the
dresses
were
identical
In
style.
1
1
-
V
MI
Always
Leading
With
the
Best
in
Watches
3
Chilcotin
to
make
the
round
trip
?
...
y-...
.
T..1..-..4,.
..
.1
uiic
oi
in
most
moving
stories
r
.
'
aii
last
nigni.
me
lormer
wore
deep
purple
ever
told
on
this
earth
is
the
vlsxcf
vn
PackU-
'
bengallne
with
mauve
nylon
net
story
Jesus
told
of
the
Father
Epven
tables
of
whist
were
in
oversklrt.
the
latter
had
deep
who
had
two
sons
one
of
whom
;
p
av
yellcw
bengallne
with
a
maize
E,.lH?'
uj
iuccu
viiaiiuiLC
XAiaiiuA
aitu
thence
to
Vancouver
tomorrow
night.
iiXDAY
.
..
11:00
a
m
J,:
12:15
p.m.
S'i:miy
i:'iE
.
8:00
p.m.
l!!l)AY
f,
ip.e
s
8
p.m.
Is
called
The
Prodigal.
You
can
I
'
lrv
wmnstrand
won
first
nylon
net
oversklrt.
They
had
:ee
him,
and
understand
him
i
IJU"
v'",
and
Mrs.
Carl
nylon
gloves
to
match
with
tlr
liking
his
thoughts
and
'
and'
SPt:ond
For
the
men,
'
Dutch
bonnet
hats
which
were
'reaming
and
Dlannine
his
frvn-1
Ncls
Ounrierson,
club
president
replicas
of
the
bride's
and
car-
ioni.
in
the
far
country
he
said:
and
1Tiast''r
f
ceremonies
for
I
ricd
colonial
bouquets
of
carna-Wow
Tarn
fiee!"
But
bef
,re
tne
evening,
took
first
prize;
J.'tions.
MORE
BREAD
THAT
S
REALLY
W
Sinclair
Black
393
r
Lord
while
He
If
IuumcI
"
'ong
he
desired
home
with
Its
I
R
Cflr"lif'r'
second,
ove
and
all
the
restraints
which
Refreshments
were
in
charge
ove
exerts.
I
will
arise
and
go
11.
6iske
Mrs
John
P'raen.
Mrs.
O
Little
Ron!
Jean
Wilson
was
train-bearer
gowned
in
floor
length
dress
of
yellow
organza
and
a
little
Dutch
boy
hat
to
match.
Alfred
Dyer
was
groomsman
;
and
Mrs.
Strand.'
o
my
Father,
and
say,
I
have
.
i.oupni.
nr.cd
1
"--
1
and
ushers
were
Neil
MacDonald
'
'-
'
-
I
'
-
--
.
.
i
v&S'
I'.
D
-
erJonalA:
f
J
for
best
physical
life
you
must
I
cbe
the
laws
.
.
.
God's
laws
.
.
.
of
activity,
resjt
and
nourishment.
Fir
the
best
living
In
the
world
voi
must
otvy
nature's
laws
.
.
.
i
ycr'
s
laws
.
.
.
Including
gravity.
i
Just
because
YOU
Jump
off
Gal-
iiu
rtiex
cm.
During
the
signing
of
tha
register
Mrs.
Charles
Roberts
sane
,
.
i
a
loveiy
V
folo.
Cnln
UDo.,r"
.l.i
j
.
"Because,"
.u.ic,
which
which
Sliced
and
Wrapped
1
I
fl
1
ri
ft
accompanied
by
Henry
I
II'
I
.
at
the
organ.
Jl'Clll
'was
Moore,
assistant
super-
:
PiUVm
O.
E..
oway
Kap:ds
bridge
that
will
V
I
Kdf
lit
fithnriiie
hnra
ml
ness
with
Chief
A.
!
Canadian
Auditorium!
I
Supervisor
J.
Legion
as
James
Melton
Lauritz
.
AS
8I.E
IT
j
Whitemore.
in
Vancouver.
:
with
Mrs.
Reginald
Wilson
and
Mclchior
or
John
Charles
cl
Tobernoclc
Ave.
West
4
!l
NUAV
of
Ihf
Spirit"
v
Srh'jol
and
4
Class
4.
'ihlic:
"Russia"
4l'.aypr
Meeting.
I:
Boys'
and
Girls'
(p.M.sl'Air.bu.ssadors
ir
xiii:
Ljdios'
ilrttms,
1:30-2:30.
4
.
hearty
welcome
th
'
Full
Gospel
f
ill....'
.
.
!
Pastor
C.
Fawrett
Tool
i-vmmi,
uum
I
,
.Mrs.
to
Ulson
receiving
the'
Thomas?
1
R.
S.
Collinxon,
divisional
1
guesta.
Mrs.
Wilson
wore
a
street
Dob
Forward
The
main
reason
freight
agent,
'
length
dress
of
yellow
taffeta
Is
that
the
fees
of
such
artists
straight
Tory
affair.
Of
course,
,
V
a"aa,an.
"a"
tional
Railways,
return
to
the
ihi.1
m,.
h,.,.,,....
v,.
.,..
..
citv
this
week
from
a
vacation
I
",
nal
.
and
plnve.
in
inolnl.
v.AH
-""
'
"vv-"'
'
"
other
i
!
trip
to
Winnipeg
and
his
bones
that
the
Conservatives
can't
win
enough
seats
to
form
a
stable
government.
I...-)
ui
icihiw
till
imiiuiis.
ana
THE
STETSON
WHIPPET
I
,
j
prairie
points.
Mrs.
Collinson
is
1
still
away
visiting
In
Cleveland.
'
Mrs.
Olson
wore
a
turquoise
dress
Everv
important
soeech
that
i
'
wlln
blaclt
hat
and
gloves
to
On
Sale
at
a
would
be
In
the
$2000
to
$3000
dollar
range
which
wou'.d
mi
in
tnat
we
would
have
.to
fttl
every
seat
at
$5
a
seat
to
make
expenses.
On
the
other
bftiHi-the
Alaska
-Music
Trail
Cy-sts
us
$1200
for
seven
artists
who
give
three
concerts.
The
artists
get
very
little
if
anything
out
of
it
for
the
money
alj
goes
into
a
pool.
At
thej
end
of
the
season',
after
all
I
fn-
wrcin
t...
has
mmhs
loi
-Alfred
Shrubsall
-has'
reUirtwt
.match.
Her
corsage
waa
of
pink-
date
contains
a
two-handed
bid.
j
10
Vancouver,
In
which
city
he
'
carnations.
j
Retail
Outlets
uiiv
ix
10
me
electors
to
give
nianes
ins
nome.
tie
is
among
waa
proposed
to
the
the
old
timers
of
Prince
Rupert.
I
onae
by
Rev.
Long
and
the;
groom
resDonderi
xnlYahlv
Tnoi.
S'ferian
Churcd
I
the
Conservatives
a
clear
majority.
The
other
Is
a
bid
to
Attlee
and
Co.
not
to
say
or
do
anything
which
would
make
a
co
RUPERT
BAKERY
I
Duncan
Munro.
old
tirmr
of
,
t0
bridesmaids
was
proposed
bv
Prince
Rupert,
nas
oeen
in
Van-(
Mr.
Steve
King
and
responded
couver
for
the
past
few
weeks,
j
by
Alfred
Dyer
the
groomsman
I
Several
wires
of
good
wishes
t
BRAZIL
CROPS
BOOM
i
were
read
by
Arthur
Murray.!
expenses
have
been
paid,
If
there
is
anything
left
in
the
alition
impossible
In
case
body
gets
a
clear
majority.
MITISH
COlUMtIA
JUNIOIT
AND
SENIOR
HIGH
SCHOOl
RIO
de
JANEIRO
Cl
Good
master
of
ceremonies.
There
was
crops
in
the
Amazon
area
of
i
dancing
to
the
music
of
Nora
Brazil
are
causing
a
welcome
i
Thompson,
Jack
Antone
and
boom
in
agriculture.
Good
re-
j
PWe
Curie
Trio.
BRITISH
evening
papers
of
October
8
all
carried
an
amusing
little
Associated
Press
item
Vou
can
wear
the
smart,
casual
Vhipt
on
any
occasion,'
with
any
ensemble,
and
know
you're
well
dressed.
Watts
&
Nickerson
Men
s
Ciothing
3rd
Ave.
Hine
345
pool
it
ls
uivided
among
the
artists,
no
.booking
agent
getting
a
10
to
50
pjicent
cut
as
is
the
custom
with
any
other
concert
series.
Mrs.
Harold
Ilcilaml
-1:
nhty
cents
lor
an
adult's
rush
seat
and
25
cents
lor
children
no
ine
three-tier
wvdding
cake
was
centred
on
a
beautiful
lace
dated
CALGARY,
ONTARIO.
It
j
turns
are
being
obtained
this
reports
a
visiting
British
peerij
ar
by
growers
of
Jute,
rubber,
as
predicting
a
Tory
victory.
j
nuts
and
ollbeed.
The
Brazil
nut
Calgary
or
the
AP
must
be
:
crop
may
reach
30.000
tons,
or
slipping.
!
8.800
higher
than
last
year.
uiienqeri
I
cordial
invitation
I
ifMiip
wi
th
us.
t-i
Ave.
East.
1
K.
A.
Wi:ght.
D.D.
BICVCUS
wmsr
WATCHES
E
J.
Smith,
I
H
m
f
Mam,
Td
Vancouver
(todayi
T.
J.
Ccglan.
Miss
Joan
Koford,
J.
L.
A'herton.
R.
H.
Scphton,
M.
Pos-tak,
M.
J.
Kelly.
Mr.
Hatcher,
Mirs
i.
Harris.
Mr.
Holynaty,
P.
Martin,
Miss
R.
Richardson,
E.
Walsh.
Curne
"it.
V.
OCT,
CT.
KADfOS
KJtTABll
SflVING
MACHINES
21
k.
one
can
complain
about
that
j
price!
j
Mrs.
Maxim
Si
hapiro
(on
her
j
way
north
1
It's
been
years
unce
my
husband
has
become
!
reany
excited
las
he
is
now
1
about
a
voice.
We
mink
Don-'
u.a
Gidinm
is
sjmethmg
very
'
j
j-'pecai-
and
is
going
to
go
a
long,
long
way.
I've
had
two
!
wires
trom
my
husband
in
!
Alaska,
faying
they
have
been
',
playing
to
packed
houses
and
'
receiving
a
great
ovation.
j
Mi'is
Jeanne
Fame
livery
muih
enjoyed
the
concerts
last
year
and
I
m
icoiins
loi
ward
to
Hie
concc.ts
this
time.
I
personally
think
that
good
music
is
the
highest
art
and
tends
to
better
us
through
the
lasting
enjoyment
it
provides.
Cow
Bay
Man
f"i''hip-
11
o'clock.
'01-12:15.
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fc
of
Praise
at
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mp'rs
T
p,ic
church
par-'r:.ng
service,
f
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by
the
choir.
;
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Sabbata
Day
.
.
.
.
Youf
ihoict
of
then
ami
many
other
wonderful
priw.
for
winning
i50
word
or.
We'll
lend
entry
form
and
full
Information
upon
receipt
of
yogi
name
and
addresi
In
the
coupon
below.
Thie
essay
contest
aims
to
acquaint
students
and
all
people
with
the
increasing
importance
of
the
Pulp
and
Toper
Induitry
to
the
economic
life
of
this
Province.
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YOU
KNOW?
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.
.
losf
year
British
Coumb.Vt
Alp
and
Paper
Industry
paid
snr
II
million
Mlm
,
,
mp(oy
wage,
which
e.enfvafly
go
Into
the
fi'Mi
and
pocked
of
all
British
Columbians.
mm
Iha
Dies
Friday
Angus
McArthur,
77.
a
bachclor
who
lived
at
Cow
Bay.
died
last
night
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
aftor
two
weeks'
Illness.
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EQUIPMENT
FOR
SALE
Ccmp
etc
equipment
for
37
scat
Fountain,
including
20
Gal.
Fountain,
Carbonator,
Four
Toaster,
Jackson
Dishwasher,
Shake
Mixjis,
Coke
Dispenser,
Steam
Iable,
Ice
Cream
Machine
and
Cabinet,
Sandwich
Toaster.
3
Booths,
Horseshoe
Countc,
25
Stools
(with
backs
i;
Elect,
ic
Hit
Wat.-r
Heater,
Back
Bar.
Cutlery,
Di.ncs,
cic.
Ail
in
excellent
condition
at
LESS
THAN
1'3
COST
I'hene,
Write
or
Wire
k.
STEELE,
2H5
W.
41st
Ave.,
Vancouver
13,
B.C.,
Phone
KErr.
37(14.
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Blended
and
Bottled
in
Scotland
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la
nut
puoilMr.l
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tlHplayed
by
the
I.iqucjr
Control
lonrtl
or
by
the
Government
ol
British
Ciilmribm
OF!-'
TO
KOREA
Msgr.
Mauilcc
Roy,
Roman
Catholic
Arch-bi
hop
of
Quebec
and
Vicar
Geneial
for
the
Canadian
Armed
F'.wc-f.
is
seen
vllh
three
travelling
companion-chaplains
in
a
1
rans-Canada
Airlines
photo
prior
to
their
departure
for
Korea
l'.om
Montreal
by
plane,
via
Vancouver.
Left
to
right
are
seen:
Cmdr.
Michael
F.
Mclsaac,
navy
Group-Capt.
L.
Costello.
RCAF,
M-.'g..
Roy
and
Col.
C.
E.
Boaudiy.
army.
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FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
DONALD
GRAMM
BARITONE
MAXIM
SCHAPIRO
ACCOMPANIST
Oct.
31st
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Illicit
J00)
'
Till
RAN
Terrific
Stock
of
Masks,
firccrcckers,
etc.,
at
-CHINA
CHALLENGE'
This
motion
picture
will
be
shown
tlunuf!
the
Siimluv
vt-ii
1
11
K
st
v
i
ce.
It
is
a
Oren
t
Cnministsion
Film,
in
sund
and
Kodachrume
culor.
.
Showins
time:
40
minutes,
It
-will
also
be
shown
Monthly
i
c
ii
i
K
t
the
Children's
niectinji
at
7
p.m..
and
at
8
p.m.
tu
the
older
Young
People.
This
Is
a
dramatic
documentary
film
ot
China's
hopes
and
heartaches
la
the
face
of
today's
crisis.
It
was
photo-graphed
bv
Bob
Pierce.
who
tm
wiled
30.000
miles
throuuh
China
to
bring
this
UiApirln
fuctuH)
fitnry
T
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lUtack
0101
Cove
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lii'ue
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8:30
p.m.
CIVIC
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
Oct.
25
ADIXTS
Reserve
S2.50
-
$1.75
General
S1.25
STUDENTS
25
cents
Season
tickets
(20
off
i
may
be
obtained
from:
Dr.
R.
G.
Largw
F.
Conrad.
McRae's
Music
Store.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
H.
S.
Pluym,
E.
D.
Forward.
Fraser
&
Payne.
Ormes'
Drug
Store.
Vance
s
Home
Arts.
Kaien
Hardware,
Family
Shoe
Store,
L.
Starwood,
Poit
Edward
Generaf
Store,
and
the
Civic
Centre.
ft
AmA
,
i
in
Hi
Flltirilr
.w.ori
Sunday,
Oct.
21
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