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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday
junel7,
PRIEST
IS
APPOINTED
Father
Lcray
Now
to
Confine
His
Ecclesiastical
Labors
to
Stew-,
art
and
Hyder
1
Rev.
Father
E.
M.
Leray
OM.l.,
who,
for
the
past
four
years
has
had
charge
of
the
small
missions
of
Pacific,'
Usk,
Terrace
and
Stewart,
has
now
been
appointed
resident
priest
for
the
Stewart-Hyder
district.
Father
Leray
is
well
known
in
I
Prince
Rupert
as
elsewhere
In
the
!
north.
After
serving
with
distinction
in
the
ranks
of
the
French
Army
during
the
Great
War,
and
spending
one
year
in
Germany
as
a
prisoncrbf-war,
Father
Leray
came
tQ
Prince
Rupert
In
October,
1919
and
made
his
headquarters
hero
for
sevcrkl
years
during
which
time
he
was
art
-appreciated
speaker
on
many
public
occasions
in
the
city.
He
also
made
a
host
of
friends
both
among
Catholics
and
non-Catholics.
To
Rev.
Father
Leray's
efforts
is
due
the
magnflcent
Catholic
Church
in
Prince
George
with
its
splendid
location
on
Millar
addition.
He
left
Prince
George
in
August,
1926,.for
a
well
deserved
vacation
to
France,
and
was
disappointed
oh
his
return
to
learn
that
he
had
been
already
transferred
to
another
field
by
his
ecclesiastical
superiors.
Ftffher
Leray
Is
very
much
Interested
In
the
work
of
the
Cana-1
dlan
Legion,
in
many
other
public
i
activities,
and
has
started
and
pre-
i
sided
6ver
"French
Academies"
j
both
in
Prince
George
and
Stew-
art.
Man
in
the
Moon
Jake
says
these
are
crazy
day;
The
crazier
a
man
Is
the
more
likely
is
he
to
succeed.
An
optimist
is
one
who
doesn't
care
what
happens
so
long
as
it
happens
to
somebody
else.
Some
.people
work
for
a
living.
but
all
I
do
Is
write.
But.
I
don't
really
live,
!.
-
'
People
iWho
mark
time
never
get
anywhere.
Into
the
Premier's
willing
ear
Producer
nanr
their
vrnmt
So
he
takes
.
out,
bis
trusty
pen
Ana
up
me
tarur
goes;
But
when
the
news
has
ot
abroad
Consumers
yell
in
pain.
So
he
takes
out
his
trusty
pen,
And
down
It
comes
again.
"Is
that
an
eight
or
a
twelve?'
asked
the
admirer
of
Mr.
Twlt-chall's
new
automobile.
"Both,"
replied
Elmer.
"Elghi
cylinders;
twelve
payments.
Mail
Schedule
For
the
Easl
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Saturday
..
1031
ajn
From
the
East-Sunday.
Tuesday
and
Thu'n.
ay
.
3.30
p.m
For
Vancouver-Sunday
...
.
9
pjn.
Tuesday
.....r
12:30
noon
Thursday
...J,
9
pjn.
Friday
-..
11
t).m.
June
3,
13,
20,
24,
and
27
pjn.
From
Vancouvei
Sunday
'.
4
pjn
Wednesday
10.30
pjn
Friday
p.m.
Saturday
10:30
a.m.
June
8,
15,
19,
22,
26
and
29
...sim.
For
Stcwari
and
Anyo
Thursdays
-
8
p.m.
Sunday
.V......,..-
7
p.m.
Wednesday
3
p.m
Saturday
3
pjn.
Prom
Stewart
and
Premier
Sunday
0
p.m.
Tuesday
11:30
a.m.
Thursday
.......1
8
p.m
For
Naas
River
and
-
Port
Simpson-Sunday
7
pjn
From
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson-Tuesday
'
1U0
a'.m
For
Queen
!
Charlottes
.
May
2,
10
and
30.
From
Queen
Charlottes-June
13
and
27.
June
ll
and
25.
For
Alaska-June
8,
15,
19,
22,
26
and
29
...
a.m,
From
Alaska-June
3.
13.
20,
24,and
27
p.m.
GRATITUDE
EXPRESSED
Services
of
II
,C.
Fraser
as
Intrini-Moderator
Are
Appreciated
The
session
and
board
of
managers
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
met
last
evening
in
the
Manse
for
the
purpose
of
expressing
the
gratitude
and
thanks
of
the
congregation
to
H.
C.
Fraser,
-
MA,
for
the
faithful
and
efficient
service
rendered
by
him
to
the
church
in
his
capacity
as
Interlm-moderatoi
during
the
long
period
the
church
was
without
a
permanent
minister.
Congratulations
were
expressed
that
Mr.
Fraser's
work
as
interim-
moderator
had
been
brought
to
i
happy
and
successful
conclusion
by
the
calling
and
recent
Induction
of
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Hollingworth
to
trfe
pastoral
charge
of
the
congregation.
V.
Wv
C.
O'Neill,
on
behalf
of
the
congregation,
presented
Mr
Fraser
with
a
pair
of
massive
braiu
candlesticks
and
brass
vase
to
match,
as
a
token
of
the
congregation's
gratitude
and
esteem.
Mr
Fraser,
who
was
taken
entirely
by
surprise,
responded
in
a
very
suitable
manner,
expressing
also
hli
pleasure
at
the
happy
and
successful
termination
of
the
long
vacancy
In
the
church;
and
for
the
bright
hopes
the
church
had
for
the
future.
Vocal
and
pianoforte
solos
wcr
rendered
by
Mrs.
H.
C.
Fraser.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith.
Community
sinking
and
games
were
enjoyed,
and
refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
Hollingworth
and
the
wives
of
the
managers.
A
pleasant
evmin;
closed
by
the
singing
of
"Aul
I
Lang
Syne."
Program
of
Boys'
Band
Concert
Is
Announced
The
Boys'
Band
variety
concert
program
tomorrow
night
will
be
as
follows:
"O
Canada."
March
"Salute
the
Brave."
Band.
Song
"In
a
Little
Old
Garden,"
Miss
C.
Eastman.
Song
Selected,
W.
Plommer.
Dance
Miss
C.
Morgan.
Violin
Solo
II.
Seusland.
Song
"You're
the
Sweetest
Girl"
A.
N.
Other.
Recitation
Miss
B.
Birch.
Selection
"Friendship."
Band.
Song
Selected,
Miss
B.
Wood.
Dance
Mrs.
II.
Hodgson
and
Miss
Nan
Craig.
Comic
Song
Algy
Hunter.
Piano
MeJodlan
Solo
M.
Colussl.
Recitation
Miss
A.
Thurber.
Song
(Comic),
Joe
Cook.
Walts
"Land
of
Dreams,"
Band.
DuttTicanlnnles,"
Misses
Gomez
and
Lamb.
Song
"I
Used
to
Sigh,"
Sam
Ely-otte.
'
March
"Bellemonte,"
Band.
Accompanist,
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
DR.
HUGH
L.
DICKEY
SPECIALIST
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Nose
and
Throat
Eyes
Tested
For
Glasses
At
St.
Elmo
Hotel
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Price
Fresh
Raw
Milk
Now!
7
Quarts
for
$1.00
12
Pints
for
$1.00
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Till
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Is
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WORK
GUARANTEED,
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g
Wednesday
&
Thursday
Two
Shows
7
&
9
p.m.
THE
ONE
AND
ONLY
Greta
Garbo
IN
THE
GREATEST
SUCCESS
OF
HER
CAREER
i
i
INSPIRATION
g
With
Robert
Montgomery,
Lewis
Stone,
Marjorie
Ramh..
.
R
was
the
toast
of
Paris-yet
all
she
wanted
was
"her
boSh
oojlsh.
i
lover.
Sh(
Pnmeriv
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7
50
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2
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;
f-g
Safe
Robber
Caught
Through
Milk
Bottle
Finger
Print
Identifies
Him
A
series
of
safe
robWrie
in
a
nun-lr
of
fsetorie
liad
liaflled
tbo
police
for
months.
The
robliera
were
eirta.
They
never
left
a
trace,
Tby
were
adepts
in
avoiding
patrolmen,
and
burglar
alarms.
Then
they
made
a
alio
they
always
tlo.
One
night
the
safe
in
a
suburban
factory
was
blown
open
and
Sl.TOO
in
ewih
and
securities
stolen.
There
were
no
eluea.
No
finger
prints
were
found
on
the
safe,
,
However,
t
stenographer
no!
ice!
bit
a
bottle
of
milk
on
an
outu
lc
i'Li'!ra
was
minus
its
cream.
K
ting'-r
vm
expert
"dusted"
the
bottle
t,
t
rt
enough
a
act
of
five
fmp-f
prir'j
showed
up.
One
of
the
ni
crt
tsi
helped
bimnelf.
At
p"h'
hca
1
1
.
the
finger
prints
peelilv
e'
:uid
his
identity.
He
waa
aoon
UIiilJ
but
awaiting
trial
Your
Finger
Prints
on
Food
Dangerous
to
You
This
rroolc
knew
his
fincer
printa
were
dangerous
to
him.
He
avoided
totifhing
anything
with
lre
fiogera-
-until
one
time
lie
forgot
and
the
penalty
for
him
waa
arreat
and
imprisonment.
Your
finger
prints
will
not
arnd
you
to
prison
berauM
you
do
not
commit
crime
iwt
they
are
dangerou
to
you
if
you
forget
that
they
may
be
laden
with
dweaM
germs.
Germs
are
all
about
us.
We
cannot
cecape
them.
Ywt
rlaup
hands
with
People,
Yeu
touch
thing
that
other
bands
have
touched
a
door
knob,
a
tejepbone.
Thooe
other
hand
may
have
checked
a
rough
or
a
sneeze
anil
become
charged
with
germs.
How
to
be
Safe
The
germs
your
hands
have
picked
up
will
get
on
food
you
eat
a
randy,
a
fruit,
a
biacuit
and
ao
into
your
system,
to
cauae
you
iUneaa.
Colds
and
flu
are
most
commonly
apread
this
way.
Life
Hxtrnrion
Institute
says
germs
of
27
dines
may
be
communicated
through
the
hands.
What
ran
we
do
to
be
aafeT
Wah
many
timet
a
day
and
always
before
a
Stops
Body
Odour
'
dvaI
with
the
right
soap
No
!itur
aoan
will
do.
It
sIm-hM
Ijc
I.im
i
.
i
.
.
.
u
ronuuna
a
arnnniiw
texts
have
proved
that
it-
li
-
disrase
germs
where
ut:"
so.tps
fail
A
Beauty
Soap
Too
Blended
from
two
wm.ti
rfJ
pilra
oil,
lifebttov
is
a
lieantv
a
a
germicide.
It
is
a
true
m-1
1
kis
health
ami
to
complexion
'
"
too
will
want
toeniov
I
ii"
.
every
day.
Millions
do,
the
w
"li
cur
There
Is
no
perfume
in
tlujluvirima
and
protective
aop
j
ut
a
!''
acent
you
aill
learn
to
like
V
vnnts
afleruse.
A
Uth
with
I
iW
iH'J.
penetrating
lather
will
"
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for
msny
hours
againKt
tc!v
r'
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Cliildren
particularlv
t"i
!.''
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germ-protection
TK.
I
r-i
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bath
guards
them
agsin-t
im.
n
s
which
may
be
preacut
w
s
iat'W
and
hruiiv.
Keep
lifebuoy
han.lv
for
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fsmily
to
use.
It
mv
Get
a
su
i'i
"
your
dealer
today.
hrru
BrgUMft
Uouted,
Torwit
Lifebuoy
Health
Soap
A
Luxury
Soap
Plus
a
Germicide
it
OurPricesWillPleaseYou
Come
In
and
let
us
show
you
how
lllilf
it
c05"
to
equip
your
car
with
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SILVER-
TOWNS.
A
complete
Oarage
Service
Distributors
Dodge
Cars
and
Trucks
RUPERT
MOTORS
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E.
Parker
Ltd.
Ford
Dealers
Cars
Trucks
Tractors
Tires
Accessories
Oas
tt
Oil
Flat
Rato
Repairs
Wrecking
Service
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Avenue
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Calls:
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rhone
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Pl'BE
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Milk
Free
from
a,ny
Ps,,,v'1''.
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Milk
"
treatment
whatcv.t
and
delivered
daily
from
"
own
cows.
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mi.t.-sm
Ur.ni'
"
years
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uni
sanction.
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