PAGE
SIX
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m
be
Eorced
to
Stop
School?
ijiJ
m
bjbktos
nav
pay
and
and
periodical
periodical
unemn
unemployment?
nvment?
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COAL
Bdy
the
real
Coal
our
fa
mom
Edton
,
and
.
Catsldy-Wellington-
Iti
any
quantities.
Alio
Bulkley
Valley
nay,
Grain
and
llobln
Hood
Flour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
88
AND
858
TTE'S
off
to
school
once
morer-tjiit
lid
of
yqiiri
and
you
look
forward
confidently
to
the
day
when
he
graduates
from
High
School
or
tWverfity.
But
what
if
you
are
not
here
to
see
tht
r
it
tljui
equipped
to
face
the
business
world
.
Will
your
boy
be
forced
to
stop
school
handicapped
by
lack
of
education
doomed
to
:
lift
of
mea'itr
Or
will
a
Life
Insurance
Policy
guarantee
him
adequate
schooling
and
an
oppouw.!(df
utur
success?
v'
The
outlay
is
only
a
few
dollars
a
yeart
.
Estimate
the
amount
necessary,
to
ensure
your
boy'i
education
then
discuss
with
a
Life
Intuxanci
reprfll
aentative
how
this
may
be
arranged.
,
?.
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at
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of
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Lump,
$13.50,
(or
cash,
$13.00
Alberta
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$12.50,
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"Man"
Is
Subject
Lesson
Sermon
The
subject
ot
the
lesson
sermon
In
all
Christian
Science
churches
and.
societies
on
Sunday
was
"Man."
i
Among
the
Bible
texts
included
in
the
lesson-sermon
was
the
following
from
Romans
8:14
"For
as
many
as
are
led
by
the
Spirit
of
(God,
they
are
the
sons
of
Ood."
The
lesson-sermon
also
Included
the
reading
of
citations
from
the
Christian
Science
textbook.
"Sci
ence
and
Health
with
Key
to
the
Scriptures,"
by
Mary
Baker
Eddy,
one
passage
being
as
follows:
"When
man
Is
governed
by
Ood,
the
ever-present
Mind
who
understands
all
things,
man
knows
that
with
Ood
all
things
are
possible.
The
only
way
to
this
Jiving
Truth,
which
heals
the
sick,
Is
found
In
the
Science
of
divine
Mind
as
taught
and
demonstrated
by
Christ
Jesus."
y's
.
rrZ
Colds
U.):Mii.iin.ij;nJ!IJmiri
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
Beptembtr
g,
EXHIBITION
PRIZE
WINNERS
DAIRY
AND
CULINARY
'
Cheese,'
5
lbs.
Mrs.
A.
E.
Huber;
Oeorge
Hipp.
Butter,
5
lbs.
bulk
1.
George
Hipp.
Butter,'
5
lbs.
In
pound
bricks
George
Hipp;
R
Blackburn.
Hen's
eggs,
one
dozen
fresh
white
Mrs.'
v.
Basso-Bert,
'Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter.
Hen's
eggs,
one
dozen,
brown
Mrs.
l
Heliman
:
Mrs.
R.
Maahs.
Homemade
randy.
1
lb
4
varl
etie-f-MrS.
J.
H.
F.
Glassev.
W.
nrpmnrr
tine;
Mrs.
Domlnato;
Mrs.
J.
D.
Dark
cake.
Iced
Mrs.
J.
Feasuy;
Thurber.
Mrs.
Gladys
Sherman.
imjian
hht7riu.
White
cake.
iced-Mrs.
E.
N.
Val-
(IndUn
ArU)
entlne:
Mrs.
Joe
Cook.
Beat
Made
Indian
Root
Basket,
Sponge
cake
Mrs.
Gladys
Sher-
plain
W.
J.
Stephens.
(Greenville)
man;
Mra.
W
B.
Cornish.
Mrs.
J.
Innes.
(Kltkatia)
Olngerbread-Mrs.
W.
L.
Sandt-
Det
Made
Indian
Cedar
Bark
ion:
Mrs.
R.
C.
Parwns.
rami
w.
Ajureenvuie;;
unanie
Shortbread.
1
cake
Mrs.
J.
1'oweu.iMeuaKaua)
Bremner;
Mrs.
W.
H.
Sherman,
sr.
.
Best
Made
Indian
Basket,
native
Lemon
pie
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKlnley;
,
coloring
Selina
Wright.
(KltkatU
Mrs.
Joe
Cook.
;
Cecelia
W.
Venn.
(Metlakatla).
Apple
Ple
Mrs.
Gladys
Sherman
Mrs.
D..M.
Hunter.
I
Pumpkin
PJe
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter,
Mrs.
E.
Heliman.
White
cookies.
I
dozen
Miss
M.
Hallberg;.
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKlnley.
Ginger
Cookies,
1
dozen
MLw
Jessie
Gillies;
Mrs.
EHellman.
Drop
Cakes,
I
dozen
Mrs.
W.
L.
Sandlson;
Mrs.
E.
N.
Valentine;
Doughnuts,
half
dozen
Mrs.
E
N.
Valentine;
Mrs.
E.
Heliman.
Jelly
Roll-lrs.
E.
Helman;
Mrs
Joe
Cook.
Onions
pickled
Mrs.
E.
Heliman:
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter.
Cabbage
pickled
Mrs.
D.
M
Hunter;
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKlnley.
Sweet
Pickles,
mixed
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter:
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKlnley.
Oreen
Tomatoes
pickled
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter;
Mrs.
E.
Heliman.
Mustard
plekle
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hun
ter;
Mrs.
Jean
Bonier.
Raspberry
Vinegar
Mrs.
H.
Smith;
Mrs.
R.
Maaht
Tomato
Ketchup
Mrs.
J.
W.
Mc
Klnley:
Mrs.
E
Heliman.
.
Tomato
Chutney,
red
Mrs.
II.
F.
Olassey:
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKlnley.
Crabapple
Jelly
Mrs.
J.
W.
Mc-Aprleot
Jam
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKln
ley;
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter.
Oooseberry
Jam
Mrs.
E.
Hell-
man:
Mrs.
Jean
Bonier.
Strawberry
Jam
Mrs.
D.
M
Hunter;
Mrs.
H.
Mitt.
Raspberry
Jam
Betty
Edge
combe;
Mrs.
J.
D.
Thurber.
Black
Currant
Jam
Mrs.
E.
Heliman;
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter.
R-5d
Currant
Jelly
Mrs.
E.
N.
Valentine;
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter.
BUck
Current
Jeily
Mrs.
R.
Maaka;
Mrsti
D.
M.
Hunter.
Orange
Marmalade
Dorothy
Styles;
Mrs.
II.
Smith.
Raspberry.
.Canned
Mrs.
E.
Hell-
man;
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter.
Cherries.
Canned
George
Hipp;
Mrs.
E.
Hellmon.
'
Plums,
Canned
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter;
Mrs.
II.
Smith.
Straberrles,
Canned
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter.
Pears,
Canned
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hun
ter;
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKlnley.
Peaches.
Canned
Mrs.
D.
M."
Hunter;
Mrs.
E.
Heliman.
Tomatoes,
Canned
J.
W.
McKlnley;
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter.
Corn
on
the
Cob,
Canned
Mn
Geoffrey
Hamlin;
Mrs.
E.
Hell-man.
Beets,
Canned
George
Hipp;
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter.
Peas,
Canned
Mrs.
Ocolfrry
Hamlin;
Oeorge
Hipp.
Beans
In
the
Pod,
Canned
Mrs.
O.
Hamlin;
Mrs.
Jean
Bohlcr.
Collection
Canned
Fruit
and
Jelly
10
varieties
Mrs.
E.
Heliman
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter.
.
Collection
Canned
Vegetables
and
I
Best
Collection
Indian
Cedar
Bark
Basketry
Alice
Nelson,
(Metlakat
la);
Charles
Powell.
(Metlakatla)
Sellna
Wriftht.
(Kltkatia).
Best
Example
Native
Carving.
6tone
Andrew
Brown,
(Massctt)
Best
Example
Native
Carving,
Wood
Fred
Alexcec,
(Port
Simp
son);
Sam
Aurlol.
Metlakatla).
(Fancy
Work)
Crocheted
Yoke
Mrs.
Holden.
(Prince
Rupert);
Mrs.
Mary
Wesley
(Skeena
Crossing).
Crocheted
DoUles
Mrs.
Mor-d&unt
(Prince
Rupert)
Mrs.
Holden.
(Metlakatla).
Fancy
Towels
Mrs.
Maude
Venii
Baby'c
Bonnet
Mrs.
Mordaunt,
(Prince
Rupert);
Mra
Holden.
(Metlakatla).
Boudoir
Cap
Mrs.
Mordaunt.
'Prince
Rupert).
Pillow
Slips,
embroidered
Mrs.
Mordaunt.
(Prince
Rupert).
Sofa
PITItw
embroidered
Mrs.
Holden.
(Pnnee
Rupert).
Knitted
Socks-Cora
WaU.
(Klt
katia).
Knitted
Sweater
Mrs.
Mary
Wes
ley,
(Skeena
Crossing).
Dresser
Scarf,
emb.
In
colors
Mrs.
Mordaunt,
(Prince
Rupert).
Centre
Piece
in
colors
Mrs.
Mor
daunt.
(Prince
Rupert);.
Miss
Maude
Venn.
(Metlakatla).
Embroidered
Apron
Dorothy
n
.
.mm.
.
.
.
.
S
lCl
IU.
Beat
pan
Buns
IPrtrWA
nnnartl
of
Vegetables
-
Mrs.
Campbell.
(Metlakatla);
Mn
Haldane.
(Metlakatla).
Best
Potatoes
Charles
Powell.
(Metlakatla);
Mrs.
D.
A.
Johnson,
(Port
Simpson).
lakatla);
Helen
Star,
(Port
Easing,
ton).
Best
Example
Drawing,
over
12
Rosa
Spalding,
(Port
Esslngton);
Cora
Lewis,
(Kltkatia).
Best
Example
Model
TJrawlhg
Five
Roses
Flour-Mrs.
R.
C.
Par-
"elen
Starr,
(Port
Esslngton);
Cora
sons;
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng;
Mrs.
J.
J.
Watt,
(Kltkatia);
Cora
Lewi
(Klt-Oillls.
'
Utla).
ROBIN
HOOD
MILLING
CO.!
Best
Colored
Map
of
North
Amer
Ltd.,
Calgary.
Alta.;
Loaf
bread
xaarjonc
-vuuj-uiu,
tueuaKiu-
from
Robin
Hood
Flour
Mrs.
E.
"i;
"race
ieignion,
iMeuaicai-Hellman;
Mrs.
K
.L.
Montleth;
ia:
Helen
Starr.
(Port
Esslngton).
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKlnley.
Best
Colored
MaP
of
B.
C-
FRIZZELL'S
SILVER
CUP,
frr
Marjorie
Rudlarid,
(Metlakatla).
greatest
number
of
points
Mrs.
D.Alvln
Lcask,
(Metlakatla);
Helen
M.
Hunter.
Starr.
(Port
Esslngton).
MAOIC
BAKINO
POWDER
COM-1
Writing
Competition,
pupils
under
PETION;
donated
by
STANDARD
D-uareiowwMi,uuiuuai;
uora
McKlnley;
Mrs.
BRANDS
Ltd..
Toronto.,
for
beat
Watt.
(Kltkatia);
Helen
Starr.
.Iced
layer
cake
Mrs.
J.
W.
Mc
'
tsmgwn
Homo-made
bread,
white.
1
loafiKlnley:
Mrs.
H.
F.
GJassey.
Tt.
nun..
,.
Ta
t
BORDEN
MILK
COMPANY.
Van
Writing
Competition,
pupils
under
15
Mary
Cooper,
(Port
Simpsons
V
V-lt'.
J
,
tSa.
V
vrvt
WVt
I
tftAMViHi
TJrtll
rv
T
a.4
W
I
A
Home-made
bread,
graham
or
ver.
best
cate
maae
wun
as.
."
whole
wheat
only-Mr..
Joe
Cook:
Charles
Milk-Mrs.
E.
N.VaJentlne:
OUve
White,
ror
Simpson).
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter,
e.
lteuman;
Mrs.
j.
w.
yir
'
ww...Hwwiw..1u4uui.
13
io
Verna
verna
tr
-.I-
k,,
i
Klnlev.
wrasK,
iiweuaicauat,
iiiiiv'iuauv
uicaui
jtt
m
Mrs.
E.
Heliman;
Mra.
O.J.
Lar-
"AM6AY
uiioa.
at
uu..
ua,
sen.
i
Vancouver,
greatest
number
of
fir.-t
Home-made
buns,
pan,
I
down
prtss
Mra.
D.
M.
Hunter.
-Mrfc
.W.
II.
Sherman,
sr.;
Mra.!
B.
A.
EVANS,
Rawlelgh
RetaUer,
J.
W.
McKlnley.
ifrmce
itupen,
oesi
cnocoiaie
can?
Home-made
fruit
cake,
dark
me
with
Rawlelgh
Mrs.
-
J.
W;
McKlnley;
Mrs.
Joe.
Powder
ana
cocoa-Mrt.
j.
j.
uu-.u
Cook.
Home'-made
fruit
cake,
white
special
cake
made
with
Empreaa
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter;
Mrs.
Johxi
Baking
Powder-Mrs.
E.
N.
Valen
Grace
Spalding,
(Port
Esslngton
i:
Queenle
Roberta.
(Port
Esslngton).
Writing
Competition,
pupils
under
11
Lillian
Leighton.
(Metlakatla):
Cecelia
Bolton.
(Port
Esslngton
;
BaklniRlta
Hayward,
(Port
Simpson
.
Writing
Competition,
pupils
unde--
9
Irene
Innes.
(Kltkatia
;
May
Wesley,
(Port
Esslngton);
John
Spalding,
(Port
Esslngton).
Best
Example
of
Pupils
Handiwork.
Olrls
Fruit
Canning.
Verna
Leask,
(Metlakatla);
Canned
Peas.
V.
Leaik,
(Metlakatla
I.
D.
School
Mabel
Hayward,
(Port
81mpson).
Best
Example
of
Pupils
Handiwork,
Boys
Fern
Stand.
Rl-.tnrd
Leighton.
(Metlakatla);
Magazine
Stand.
Horace
Leighton.
(Metlakatla1.
Best.
Hand-made
Oarment
El-llzabelh
Ruis,
(Port
Simpson);
Olive
White.
(Port
Simpson).
(Specials;
1st
Prtee
for
Knitting
Grace
Rust.
Port
Simpson);
Elizabeth
Ruts,
(Port
Simpson).
1st.
Prize
for
Sewing
Rena
Wen-
ley.
(Port
Simpson);
Mollle
MeKay
(Metlaicatla);.
Special
for
Needlework
Klncol-Ith
I.
D.
Day
School.
Indian
Agent
W.
E.
Colllson's
Special
Prtee
to
school
winning
greatest
number
of
first
SPECIALS
Our
Grocery
Stores
and
Meat
Market
Ready
to
Serve
You
at
the
Low
est
Possible
Price.
Fine
Sifted
Peas
Size
3
3
tins
40c
10c
50c
45c
45c
25c
nnf
IK
"XJt
uanon,
(Kincomn);
Maude
Venn.
,wh
m
,
(Metlakatla).
I
SnirJ"nbler
,n
cvcr
"n
Handmade
Underallp
W.
A..
(Klncollth).
Fancy
Towels.,
embroidered-
Royal
City
Peas
Size
5
per
tin
Pumpkin
Choice
quality
2148,
3
tins
Malkln's
Best
Tea
per
lb
Malkln's
Best
Coffee
per
lb.
Malkln's
Best
Tomatoes
2H
2
tins
Braid's
Best
Ooffec
Draws
Best
Tea
d
p
I
per
lb
m.xjj
)
(With
Cup
&
Saucer
in
every
pkg.t
Alice
Morrison
and
Rita
Robinson
I
ir,
JlV..
"
(Klncollth);
Susan
Akaldan.
Kin-
Fmh
win
Mi
Mlxed
ntocults-
couth
Ind.
Day
School).
(Fruit,
Flowers
and
Veietablcs)'
Bet
Collection
daunt,
(Prince
Rupert);
Mrs.
D.
A.'
3
for
Johnson,
(Port
Simpson).
i
Watermelon
Whole
or
half
Beat
Canned
Salmon
Mra
John.'
Pr
lb
son,
(Port
Simpson);
Mrs.
Hal-Fro,h
Prunes-For
pre-dane.
(Metlakatla).
i
serving,
per
crate
(Drlfd
or
Smokrd
FIli
Tomatoes
Sun-dried
Odachans
Mrs.
Hal-'
Per
basket
dane.
(Metlakatla).
.
Fresh
Massctt
Mushrooms-Edible
Scaworl
Mr
WiM.n.
i
luit
nrrlvcd.
net
lh.
t
"
M.
.
intviniiv.
'
"
.
...
u
.
.
nettles,
10
varieties
Mrs.
e.
lieu-
(Metlakatla).
man;
Mrs.
D.
M.
Hunter.
Native
preserved
Shell
Fish
Mrs,
(Specials)
Haldane,
(Metlakatla)
BLUE
RIBBON
TEA
BISCUIT)
(School
Exhibits)
COMPETION;
Half
doz.
tea
biscuits'
Beat
Example
Drawlmr.
eolorrd-
!from
Dlu,,
nibbon
Baking
Powder
Alice
Tolmie,
(KltkaUa)'
Lllv
Ma-
,
treated
w.thout
!
Mrs
Jas.
L.
Lee;
Mrs.
W.
I.,
son.
(Metlakatla.
Hazel
1
JSifS.
18c
A
REAL
SPECIAL
TO
CLEAR
Candy
1An
per
Bars.
3
box
Best
Cut
Flowers-Mrs.
Haldane.
jBwirrt
Back
uacon
(Metlakatla).
.
,
,
,.
f
,u
25c
80c
30c
Best
le."
25C
101,
roIU
4
lb:
ea'
P
,s
,b-
(Prince
Wnce
Rupert
Rupert).
L
Crnnmitrv
toi
i
Mrs.
rtntip
rnroi.
Holden.
dal6i
2
Ibj
47C
Best
Jam.
domestic
fruits-Mrs.!
a"Hn
OOC
W.
CampbeAl,
(MetlakatU)-
MnL
.
i
.
.
Haldane.Tletkatla)
'
iP-
Princess
Soap
Flakes,
1
pkg.
Fr
"
fln0
Best
pot
Wlfd
Berry
Fruits-Mrs
45C
a
A.
Johnson.
Port
Simpson);
!
Iaundcr'n-
'
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