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Oct.
3.
19?!
Rfi
Thnrnna
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hcf
sVnmun
fn
mnlaavn
vanvo
no
flm
man
who
unsuccessfully
tried
to
wrest
the
vachtinp
honors
c.
j-iummttii
pail,
in
mc
in
vcMigawuijs
jiuo
me
coai
industry
in
1919
and
was
very
largely
responsible
for
the
rather
radical
report.
It
was
his
work
there
that
brought
him
recognition
by
the
Labor
Government
and
his
ability
In
the
position
made
it
desirable
that
he
continue
as
an
important
factor
in
the
National
Government
now
administering
the
affairs
of
the
Kingdom.
Sankev
has
hppn
rhnirmnn
nf
tVia
nraliminnm,
TRIBUTE
OF
ESTEEM.
.-The
dinner
t
meeting
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night
was
a
remarkable
tribute
of
esteem
to
a
man
who
lias
been
in
Prince
Runert
nnlv
a
fW
New
Carrier
Collection
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view
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Excerpts
from
Faust
(Oounod)....
from
the
United
States,
made
his
huge
fortune
largely
as
Qppc
Ficrrif
Arionrl
0
result
of
advertising.
He
was
the
star
advertiser
of
the
OCCi
1
1olu
age.
He
fairly
bombarded
Great
Britain
with
his
tea
until
every
man
woman
and
child
knew
of
it.
had
tasted
it
and
Band
(a)
andante
(b)
andante
lonto
(c)
soldiers
chorus
Vocal
Solo
Selected
Mrs.
Allen
Brass
Quartet
Band
Violin
Solo
Polonaise...
B.
Cameron
Waltz
Band
Selection
Vardon
Singers
March
On
the
Way
Band
God
Save
the
King.
So
Grits
Teeth
looked
upon
it
as
a
standard.
He
was
always
a
strong
supporters
of
the
newspapers
but
beyond
that
he
was
fond
Former
Resident
of
prince
nupe
rt
of
other
advertising
stunts
that
kept
his
product
before
Mentions
Conditions
in
oid
the
world.
Take
as
an
example
the
city
of
Bristol.
Find-
Country
ing
that
the
groceries
would
not
give
sufficient
prominence
to
his
products,
he
opened
stores
of
his
own
where
in
the
R.
h.
Leighton,
formerly
of
th
windows
there
was
always
something
different.
One
stunt
,ocal
forestry
department,
who
l
which
proved
successful
was
to
bring
a
troupe
of
people
now
in
London-
England,
writes
to
from
India
with
ay
tha'
h
a
m"e
hear
elephants
to
parade
the
streets.
A
huge
feeIst
Canadian
1
cheese
1
weighing
a
ton
was
placed
in
one
of
his
SSnS'S
shop
windows.
In
the
cheese
were
a
number
of
gold
coins
win
see
it
again,
which
any
purchaser
was
likely
to
get.
Needless
to
say
the
speaking
of
trie
economic
situa-cheese
sold
like
wildfire
and
the
advertising
was
good
for
tlon.
Mr.
Leighton
says,
"Mr.
snow-both
Lipton
and
Canada.
Possibly
his
greatest
advertising
den
has
Just
deaIt
us
anotner
wi-stunt
was
challenging
for
the
America
Cup,
which
kept
his
ltp
wlth
?n
add.iUonal
slxpence
on
name
before
the
public
for
twenty
years.
iS
?S?
5S.
Briton
is
setting
his
teeth
again
and
being
now
convinced
that
he
has
a
fight
ahead
of
him
will
go
Into
"L.",.T.
It
with
bared
fangs
"2S
and
grip-
Lord
Sankev.
Lord
Chancellor
of
rw.Rrihrfn.
f
th.
,
leading
spirit
of
the
Round
Table
Conference
now
Bitting
Mr.
Leighton
sends
his
regards
in
London
with
Mahatma
Gandhi
as
the
most
picturesque
t0
the
old
tlmers
around
town.
figure
in
the
group.
He
has
held
his
present
position
since
929
when
the
MacDonald
government
took
office.
Prior
n
n
to
that
he
had
not
been
in
politics.
He
had,
however,
taken
frlllCe
ueOfffe
Man
Succumbs
Grnrge
Bennett,
Canadian
National
Express
Agent,
Dies
.
Given
Masonic
Funeral
...
1
.
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"
.......
v
iii.iiiiuiih(ji
v.utii-1
puivpr
nrnnnr
mittee
appointed
to
prepare
for
the
nrnsent
Oct
3:-
Canadian
and
his
.work
is
still
going
on.
It
is
said
thattfs
i8!K'
53,
did
now
achieved
it
will
be
largely
his
influence
that
will
haveintiy
at
his
residence
here.
1
urougni
u
aoouu
Man
in
the
Moon
re-
Born
tn
Kilmarnock,
Scotland,
he
came
to
Canada
as
a
young
man
and
rved
four
years
overseas
durlnw
the
Oreat
War.
He
leaves
to
mourn
'
his
loss
a
wife,
four
brothers
awl1
I
two
sisters.
,
The
funeral
service,
one
of
the
way
has
made
his
presence
felt
continually.
While
here
E
fv"
seen
,h"c'
w
con-;
he
Worked
for
Prince
Rupert
as
welUsVXS
by
which
he
is
employed.
B.
J.
Mellish
has
always
been
The
committal
X
S
:
the
?!
a
booster
for
the
City
Where
he
made
hl8
living.
jmetary
was
conducted
by
Nechakoi
,
Lodge
A.
F.
tt
A,
M,
worshipful
'
-
i
master.
Just
when
the
round
table
conference
on
India
was
(ln
progress,
the
unemployment
troubles
at
their
height
and
the
Peace
River
raU-way
problem
being
tackled,
along
comes
the
world
series
baseball
and
overshadows
them
all.
We
turn
from
affairs
of
state
i
iuui
yiuuicuu
ll'ttl
llllll
9IDUU
I
I
And
ClVB
Our
mlnrft
vnentlnn
nr
I
The
great
game
of
baseball.
There's
nothing
wrong
with
Prince
Rupert
except
j
If
you
call
her
"kid"
you
are
very
likely
to
get
her
goat.
j
I
A
young
couple
who
had
Just
mar-'
rled
received
many
presents
after
establishing
their
home
in
a
suburb.
One
morning
they
received
two
the-atre
tickets
with
a
note
which
read:
"Ouess
who
sent
these?"
On
the
appointed
evening
they
went
to
the
theatre,
returning
very
late.
To
their
astonishment,
everything
of
any
value
In
the
house
had
been
carried
away.
i
On
a
table
in
the
dining-room
mey
iouna
tnu
note:
"Now
you
know."
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday.
October
3,
1931
A
SATURDAY
SERMON
What
Are
You
Worth?
What
Are
:You
Doinjf
for
Mankind,
the
Young,
and
Your
Home?
Rev.
l)r.
F.
XV.
Dafoe,
First
Baptist
Church
What
are
you
worth?
I
do
not
mean
in
dollars
and
cents,
for,
if
that
were
the
measurement,
some
of
you
would
be
millionaires
and
yet
be
paupers,
paradoxical
as
that
may
sound.
What
I
am
thinking
of
is
what
have
you
as
an
individual
contributed
to
the
manhood
of
your
city?
To
the
young
life
about
you,
to
those
in
your
own
home?
There
are
numbers
of
souls
who-
"
-
"
ive
and
pass
on
to
their
eternal
des-
you
can
make
your
best
contribution
tiny
these
days
and
are
forgotten
to
the
lives
of
men
and
women,
In
a
week,
while
there
are
others
whose
lives,
If
saved,
will
mean
who
have
not
based
their
worth
or
much
for
the
betterment
of
society
contribution
to
society
in
dollars
and
the
Kingdom
of
God.
and
cents,
they
have
accumulated
Do
not
pass
on
as
so
many
are
but
in
the
incarnation
of
them-
doing
today,
leaving
behind
nothing
selves
Into
the
lives
of
others
who
but
leaves
that
are
scattered
by
the
will
live
long
after
their
bodies
have
autumn
winds;
but
put
your
life
of
disintegrated
In
the
bosom
of
lava
and
sunshine,
Into
others.
"Let
mother
earth.
your
light
shine
that
others
may
What
Is
your
life
worth
to
the
be
sncouraged.
cheered
and
blessed,
men
and
women,
to
the
youth
about
Mike
It
harder
for
men
to
do
wrong
you?
Have
you
given
something
out
and
easier
for
them
to
do
right,
and
of
your
own
life
that
has
enriched
your
memory
W13
be
cherished
them,
or
Is
it
a
fact
that
you
have
throughout
all
time
and
men
will
merely
stood
as
a
speck
between
two
eternities,
to
be
forgotten
as
a
dream
dies
at
the
opening
day?
Money
never
has,
nor
can
it
buy
happiness;
It
only
brings
you
to
the
place
where
you
can,
if
you
will,
make
others
happy
and
thus
deposit
your
wealth
In
a
bank
that
knows
no
depression
and
whose
security
is
underwritten
by
the
nall-plerced
hands
of
Christ,
the
Son
of
06d.
Remember,
"a
man's
life
consisted
not
in
the
abundance
of
the
things
which
he
possesseth."
Luke,
12:J5.
Have
you
given
anything
of
yourself,
has
anyone
caught
a
glow
of
heaven
from
you
because
they
raw
something
of
its
color
and
glory
in
your
life
and
conduct?
Now,
really,
what
are
you
worth?
Money
won't
answer
the
question.
A
restoration
of
prosperity
will
not
say,
"There
was
a
man
rich
in
his
day."
This
is
the
need
of
today.
"O
Ood
of
righteousness
and
grace,
Seen
in
Christ,
thy
Son,
Whose
life
and
death
revealed
Thy
face
By
whom
Thy
will
was
done,
Iniplre
Thy
tteraMs
of
good
news
To
live
Thy
life
divine,
Till
Christ
be
formed
In
all
And
every
land
Is
Thine."
Should
Secure
Better
Rates
for
Wheat
Shipment
bring
that
peace
of
mind
and
heart
At
the
dinner
meeting
of
the
that
is
so
much
needed
today.
These
Chamber
of
Commerce
held
In
the
will
doubtless
aid,
but
service
to
Commodore
Cafe
last
evening
a.
W.
your
brethren
and
humanity
In
the
Nlckerson
said
this
was
a
time
when
spirit
of
the
Master
Is
the
keynote.
Prince
Rupert
should
make
an
He
who
came
not
to
be
ministered
effort
to
secure
equal
rates
on
grain
unto,
hut
to
minister
and
to
give
shipments
with
Vancouver.
It
was
His
life
a
ransom
for
all.
Life
is
a
shippers'
market
and
vessels
were
full
of
heartaches:
need
and
sorrow
stalks
on
every
corner;
tears
flow
from
eyes
whose
flood
gates
are
open
and
cannot
stem
the
swollen
floods
that
come.
How
those
about
you
need
you
and
yours!
These
are
days
when
willing
to
go
anywhere
to
secure
cargoes.
Equipped
with
500
h
p.
motors,
all
stee!
airplanes
have
been
built
In
France
that
have
a
speed
of
167
miles
an
hour
despite
their
weight.
CHURCJHNOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister,
Itev.
W.
D.
Grant
Hollin.TWorth,
BJV.
Organist,
John
E.
Davey
11
ajn.
Quarterly
Communion
Service.
Sermon
Subject:
"THE
OOSPEL
OF
THE
FRAGMENTS."
12:15
noon.
Sunday
School.
.
7:30
p.m.
Sermon
Subject,
"THE
COURT
OF
FINAL
APPEAL."
There
will
be
a
supplementary
communion
at
the
close
of
the
evening
service
for
all
those
who
are
unable
to
be
present
in
the
morning.
All
visitors
we:come.
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
(Church
of
Entland)
Very
Itev.
J.
11.
Gibson,
Dean
II
ajn.
Morning
Prayer
and
Holy
Communion.
7.30.
Evening
Prayer
and
Sermon.
This
being
the
first
Sunday
In
the
month
the
8unday
School
will
meet
at
2:30
pjn.
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
(Christian
Science
Society,
243
Second
Avenue
West)
This
Society
Is
a
branch
of
the
Mother
Church,
the
First
Church
of
Christ,
Scientist,
in
Boston,
Mass.
Sunday
Service
at
II
o'clock.
Subject,
"UNREALITY."
Sunday
School
at
12:15.
Testimonial
meeting
Wednesday
at
8
pjn.
Reading
room
245
Second
Avenue,
open
on
Mondays
and
Thursdays
from
3
to
5.
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Pastor,
Itev.
A.
Wilson,
B.A.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Combined
Rally
Service
of
Sunday
School
and
Congregation.
Special
Program.
Usual
Sunday
School
Session
cancelled.
Evening
Worship
at
7:30.
Subject,
"THE
NEW
COMMANDMENT."
Screen
Star
Is
Wedded
Nancy
Carroll,
screen
actress,
is
seen
with
her
new
husband,
Bolton
Mallory.
Miss
Carroll
rentiy
was
Ujvorctd
from
Jack
Kirkland
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dunwell
Mill
to
Be
Moved
South
Tclkwa
Coal
Mine
Looks
Good
Ultimatum
Issued
to
Duthic
Shareholders
The
Bralornc
Mining
Company
is
reported
to
be
con-j
sidering
the
purchase
of
the
mill
on
the
Dunwell
property
,at
Stewart
lor
installation
on
the
Lome
property.
The
;
Dunwell
mill
is
regarded
by
mining
men
as
one
of
the
most
efficient
plants
of
its
kind
ever
built
in
British
C'o-
,
Jumbia.
It
was
operated
only
eight
months
and
the
equip-
1
ment
h
all
said
to
be
in
the
best
of
condition.
Working
as
a
flotation
plant
during
the
'operation
of
Dunwell,
the
mUl,
with
Co.,
Mr.
Dcckiill
having
secured
u
I
a
rated
capacity
of
100
tons,
regu-
five-year
lease
on
a
small
portion
handled
130
tons
of
ore
dally.
jtarly
lhe
nature
of
lhe
d
(t
sucn
People
on
the
ground
expect
to
see
10
lend
ltKlt
10
tne
mort
economical
th
mill
in
operation
on
the
Lome
property
soon
after
New
Vear.
The
development
ana
operation,
the
mill
site
has
been
cleared
and
the
,Vatlon,
the
ceal
outsropplnn
from
necessary
lumber
cut.
a
steep
hillrlslng
from
Goat
Creek
i
'At
thil
point
bunkers
have
ben
Unless
shareholders
on
record
as
built
in
such
a
manner
as
to
allow
at
September
19
come
through
to
for
gravity
feed
from
the
trucks
on
j
the
extent
of
two
cents
for
each
the
hauling
end.
From
the
outset
'shve
held.
thy
stand
to
lose
all
development
waa
carried
out
nu
thlr
vetted
Interests
In
the
Duthle
:ocnmerctal
fuel
and.
for
the
past
j
Mines
Ltd.,
according
to
a
circular
ten
month
all
shipments
have
which
has
Just
been
issued
by
the
been
made
from
coal
taken
out
tn
!
company.
While
J.
F.
Duthle
took
the
process
of
driving
the
two
slopes
up
a
mortgage
of
$13,45450
expiring
now
in
a
little
over
200
feet.
From
on
September
10,
It
appears
that
these
workings
two
cross-cuts
have
this
notice
issued
by
the
company
"5en
run
to
establish
room
and.
with
U
an
ultimatum
to
shareholders
to
the
completion
of
other
working
pay
the
two
cents
per
share
to
re-
bring
started
this
week,
additions
Imburse
Mr.
Duthle
for
his
outlay,
men
will
be
put
to
work
and
the
mine
will
be
well
away
for
quanity
Leo
Pauleer,
after
having
spent
production
Just
now
production
some
months
in
the
National
River
raivgft
from
ten
to
fifteen
tons
gold
field,
has
returned
to
Alice
daily,
but
within
a
few
days
it
is
Arm.
Pete
Anderson,
also
of
Alice
sxpeeted
this
output
will
be
more
Arm,
is
remaining
in
the
new
gold
than
doubled.
Coal
already
mar-field
for
the
winter.
krted
has
reached
a
total
of
2000
tana.
The
coal
is
comparatively
The
entire
coal
holdings
of
the
free
of
shale
and
has
a
greater
de-Dockrtll
mine,
seven
miles
from
gree
of
Drttish
thermal
units
than
Tclkwa,
cover
an
area
of
thirty
many
other
seals.
The
two
slopes
square
miles
and
the
property
be-
are
being
run
In
One
solid
body
of
longs
to
the
Cassia
r
Coal
and
Land
high
quality
coal.
-
Hard
Time
Prices
For
Cash
No.
1
Alberta
Lump
$1150
No.
1
Alberta
Egg
$1150
Pembina
Peerless
Lump
$12.00
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$11.00
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