"We
Always
Sell
For
Less-Third
Avenue
BIRTHDAY
OF
CHURCH
Special
Services
at
First
United
Yesterday
to
Observe
S5th
ni
versa
17
of
Founding
To
mark
the
twenty-fifth
anniversary
of
the
opening
of
First
United
(formerly
Methodist)
Church
In
Prince
Rupert,
there
were
spe
cial
services
both
morning
and
evening
yesterday.
The
congregation
at
the
evening
service
was
so
large
-as
to
take
up
all
available
accommodation
In
the
church.
First
Pres-
in
prayer.
Special
music
by
the
augmented
choir,
under
the
leadership
of
John
S.
Wllaon,
Included
the
rendering
of
the
anthem
Te
Deum"
while
there
was
a
solo
by
John
E.
Davey.
"Nearer
My
Ood
to
Thee,"
and
a
quartet.
"Come
Unto
Me,"
by
Mrs.
P.
C.
Miller.
Mrs.
R.
O.
Larae.
J.
S.
Wilson
and
Dr.
R.
G.
Large.
Prior
to
the
opening
of
the
service,
there
was
a
half
hour
recital
by
the
organist.
Miss
Swanna
Olafson.
At
the
morning
service,
which
also
had
an
unusually
large
congregation.
Mr.
Clarke
spoke
on
"Building
Churches."
Tonight
the
anniversary
will
be
further
celebrated
with
a
congregational
banquet
Game
Warden
Bd
Martin
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
evening
from
a
trip
to
Lowe
Inlet
and
other
points
down
the
coast
on
patrol
duties.
He
left
here
last
Wednesday
on
the
provincial
police
cruiser
P.
M.
L.
8
which
continued
on
to
Rivers
Inlet.
TOILER"
...
.
PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
Eepttyfcf
)
FOLLOW
THE
CROWDS
OF
SATISFIED
SHOE
BUYERS
TO
The
Slaughter
SHOE
SALE
Here
are
a
few
only
of
the
wonderful
values
we
are
giving
you.
Famous,
Lcckies,
Hewitsen,
Chums,
Strider,
Cismens
and
Royal
Quality
Footwear.
Lcckies'
Skookum
for
Boys
Leckics'
Columbia
Boys'
Boots
The
best
Boys'
Boot
made.
All
solid
leather
selec-
Oil
Grain
Sturdy
Boys'
Boots.
All
solid
leather
ted
uppers
and
hard
wearing
soles
QS
QC
with
rubber
heels.
Sizes
1
to
5li
QJ)
17Q
Reg.
S4.95;
Special
J
Reg
$3.95.
special
'
v
Ladies'
Dress
Shoes
Ladies'
New
Arrivals
Pumps,
Straps
and
Ties
In
nifty
patterns,
all
in
Brown
or
Black
Pumps.
Straps
and
Ties,
heels.
Regular
to
$5.00
Qf
Qf-
Snappy
lasts
and
wonderful
styles
on
QP
Extra
Special
Offering
?XUO
specially
Priced
at
QAtVO
GOODRICH
AND
FLEET
FOOT
TENNIS
AND
OUTING
SHOES
Boys,'
Youths'
and
Men's
Ladies'
Tennis
Oxfords
Brown
Duck
Runners,
ankle
pads
'
and
trim.
Mens
95c;
Boys'
85c
(JKL.
All
white
or
with
contrast
trims
of
Youths'
71p
"jfcgb-
red,
blue
or
green
QCTp
g
Ji
from
v"
Mg?
"P
Selling
Out
at
MEN'S
ALL
RED
KNEE
RUBBER
BOOTS,
Snap
$2.95
Men's
Royal
Quality
Arch
Shoes
Lcckies'
Skookum
Work
Boots
Black
Calf
Oxfords
with
built-in
arch
supports.
The
best
work
boot
made.
All
solid
leather.
Hard
Comfort
and
wear
In
every
pair
QQ
QCJ
wearing,
comfortable.
Reg.
$8.50.
Q
Off
Reg.
$5.95;
Special
i)0UO
Sale
Price
t?i4U
Lcckies'
Work
Boots
Men's
Challenge
Boots
Oil
Grain,
all
leather
work
boots,
built
QQ
Q
Black
Calf
leath
lined,
heavy
duty
on
(c
for
service.
Reg.
$4.05;
Special
u0J
boots.
Reg.
$4.95;
Special
VAUO
,
.
,
Misses'
and
Children's
ilcn
S
ork
TJ
liOOts
strap
Slippers,
calf
and
patent,
with
leather
soles
Panco
Soles.
Reg.
$2.95
Q4
Qc
and
rubber
heels.
Qff
Qen
Sale
Price
.
Ql.afD
stees
1Uo
2
VDC
j
to
,,.
OOC
Hundreds
of
Shoe
Bargains
for
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
RARE
Opportunity
For
Finest
Tailor-Made
Suits
We
all
are
tired
of
cheap
clothes,
now
times
are
better
and
depression
has
come
to
the
end.
We
take
this
opportunity
to
offer
to
the
better-dressed
public
our
finest-English
Wonted,
Indigo
Serge,
Blarney,
Ileatherhill
and
Foxhound
Twetds,
Flannels,
Etc.
At
a
bigger
saving
than
ever
was
experienced
in
Prince
Ru
pert.
Reg.
$10
SUIT
$32
Special
for
..
Reg.
$45
SUIT
$37
8pecUl
for
Reg.
$18
SUIT
$39
Special
for
Reg.
$59
SUIT
$42
Special
for
Extra
Trousers,
$10)
This
price
good
for
30
days
only
LING
Tailor
The
high
class
tailor
and
reliable
dry
cleaner
Second
Ave.
Near
Post
Office
The
AUCTIONEER
Packing
Cra
ting
Wrapping
&
General
Furniture
Repairs.
List
your
goods
with
me
Phone
Black
120
GEO.
J.
DAWES
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Total
capacity
20,010
tons
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
Electric
and
Acetylene
Weldlnr.
SO-ton
Derrick
for
Heavy
Ufb
Sawmill
and
MlnlngMachlnery
Repaired
and
Overhauled
all
too
numerous
to
detail
here.
See
C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
East-
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Satur
days
7:30
pjn.!
From
the
East-Sundays.
Tuesdays
and
Thurs-
days
pjn.
FREE
DELIVERY
Orders
$2.00
or
Over
for
Your
Con-t"uu
.,
,
-1
tu
,0
.
,,
ehes
gave
up
their
evening
services
JSSXSSZ
"
J
-
-;
f
ELS
NAPTHA
SOAP
fiQ
p
Rev-
c-
D-
Clarke.
th
pastor,
was
per
carton
Ullv
In
charge
of
the
evening
fvtee
and
(Limit
2
etna,
to
each
customer)
delivered
the
sermon,
takfhg
as
his
liLUE
RIBBON
TEA
i
s
q
q
subject
'.The
Function'
of
the
per
lb
OOU.Chnreh."
Rt.
W.
D.
Grant
Hoi-
(Tea
has
advanced,
buy
now)
.
llngworth.
pastor
of
First
Presby-
3LUE
RIBBON
COFFEB
5Qr
tertn
Cnurtn-
the
Scripture
per
3-lb.
pkg
UuL
lesson
and
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Datoe,
1
fancy
tumbler
with
each
DkaJ
'
Pastor
of
nl
BapUat
Chureh,
led
itOWNTREITS
COCOA
4
s
Ofi
per
tin
r-RVS
CHOC
O
CREAM
g
Q
Q
PICKLING
ONIONS
White
ffig
FIELD
TOMATOES
25c
per
basket
CORN
ON
COB
33c
per
dog.
?ICKUNG
CUCUMBERS
25c
3
lbs
GREEN
PEPPERS
.
11c
per
lb
PINEOLA
The
Miracle
50c
Cleaner.
12-ot.
tin
81.00
fmb-
$1.90
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
a
17-19
Third
Avenue
West
P.O.
Box
575
Phone
IS
"TILLIE
THE
the
windows.
Note
the
savings.
FINE
FILM
IS
OFFERED
"White
Slsler,"
Starring
Helen
Hayes
and
Clark
Gable,
Show.
Ing
at
Capitol
Theatre
Bringing
he
action
of
the
fa
mous
drama.4down
to
the
date
of
the
Oreat
War
and
Introducing
scenes
on
the
Italian
front
and
In
an
Austrian
prison
camp,
the
talking
picture
version
of
the
sad
.
Columbia,
visited
the
local
love
story,
"The
White
Sister,"
with
j
tain
View
Lodge
recently.
Besides
Helen
Hayes
and
Clark
Oable
In
'giving
the
members
an
inspiring
the
leading
roles,
comes
to
the
talk,
she
proved
to
be
quite
a
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
ented
singer,
at
the
first
of
this
week.
Excel-!
lently
produced
and
acted,
the
j
The
weather
has
been
splendid
story
of
"The
White
Sister."
as
during
much
of
the
past
fortnight
most
people
probably
know,
con-
with
no
wind,
a
calm
and
glassy
cerns
the
ill-fated
love
of
Angela
j
surface
on
Lakelse
Lake,
where
Chtaramonte
for
Giovanni
Severl.
1
mot
of
the
inhabitant
were
and
Oiovannl
gees
to
war
and
la
re-
later
a
slim,
golden
moon.
A
smoky
ported
killed.
Angela
enters
a
eon-1
hase
for
a
few
days
imparted
a
cop-vent
and
has
Just
taken
her
final
pexy
hue
to
old
Sol
and
shielded
vows
when
Giovanni
returns.
He
the
world
hereabouts
to
some
ex-begs
her
to
run
away
with
him
but1
tent
from
his
fierce
jays.
A
few
days
,
she
remains
true
to
her
vows.
G!o-of
cool
and
cloudy
weather
with
:
vannl.
in
the
talking
picture
as
he
heavy
showers
followed
but
last
did
In
the
original
story,
stage
play
week
tt
was
fine
again.
1
and
silent
version,
dies.
Miss
H.-iyea
gives
a
beautiful
per-
Terrace
has
had
a
holiday
air
formanre
In
the
UUe
role.
Gable
Is
about
it
lately.
Beginning
with
the
good
as
Giovanni
and
Lewis
Stone
bank,
George
Bevertdge,
the
mana-Kives
his
usual
polished
perfor-'ger.
has
been
camping
at
Lakelse
mance
as
Prince
Chlaromont.
Ed-
Lake
with
his
family,
his
place
In
ward
Arnold
Is
noteworthy
as
the
the
counting
house
being
filled
by
understanding
priest
and
May
Rob-'
c.
W.
Dawson
of
Prince
Rupert
The
son
and
Louise
Closaer
Hale
portray
.smaller
roles
with
sympathy.
'
Hotel
Arrivals
;
Royal
1
F.
Pearson.
Anyox;
Wata
1
Inverness;
A.
Wilson.
R.
Oosee
ana
F.
Skeilum,
Inverness.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Ryan
and
Mrs.
Bob
Letghton.
city.
W.
J.
Settg.
Ketchikan;
Alex
Rue.
Seattle:
D.
H.
Burrows.
Vancou
ver:
Messrs.
Dixon.
Horner
and.
Hallerow.
Anyox;
P.
R.
Pike
and
M.
M.
Dunlap.
North
Vancouver;
John
Sasuk,
city;
George
Allen.
Inverness.
A.
F.
Jackson.
Vineouver.
Old
Empress
Peter
Andtpott,
oetaie
Brooks
and
two
chMren
and
D.
Norneo.
city.
C.
Leask
and
J.
Ryan,
Metta-
katla.
Savoy
J.
L
Frank,
Terrace;
II.
Rea,
Kwinitaa.
O.
Olsen
and
a
J.
Mayer.
Sail-
there;
W.
H.
GMenMtta,
SannysW
J.
U
Weir.
ctty.
Central
Gordon
Vlererk,
city;
L.
Oarfla,
CNH.
C.
V.
Hope
and
W.
Fran.
C.N
R.,
Russell
Dow
and
Howard
Plaits.
Woodevllle.
NJ1.:
J.
Nick,
Temoe;
E.
J.
Dodimead,
city.
F.
Pearson.
Anyox;
Mike
Larsen.
Telegraph
Creok.
Prince
Rupert
P.
O.
8hakross.
A.
A.
Bultam.
Harold
Lannlnc
and
O.
M.
Thomp-ton.
Varcouver;
Oaylord
Adams
and
C.
J.
OravL
Poatland,
Ore.:
F.
R.
Wilton.
Inverness;
Helge
Nelson.
Lund,
Sweden;
Miss
91am
M.
UtUe.
Terrace;
E.
p.
Dixon,
New
York
City.
Miss
Kathrjm
L.
Oalen,
Cordova.
Alaska:
Mrs.
Sirverthorn
and
Mlas
Rose
Barrett.
Houston:
ass
Eli
sabeth
Sheldon.
Haines,
Alaska:
O.
8.
PragneU.
Kamtoops;
F.
A.
Hargrove.
Vancouver;
WJ.Wearne.
Bdmorton;
T.
Van
Dyk,
Prince
George;
O.
F
Tough,
Inverness:
Mrs.
R.
D.
Christy
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
Ollbert.
Terrace.
C.
V.
Hope.
CNJl.;
Mrs.
McCart
ney.
H.
A.
Darbey.
J.
II.
Hunt
Hon
and
H.
Oreenwood,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Johnson,
Petersburg:
C.
OtMesple.
Oceanic:
Mrs.
II.
II.
Jebaon,
Montreal.
Ad
rerttee
in
tne
Dally
News
Rosie's
District
News
TERRACE
O.
W.
Crlpps,
provincial
assessor.
Prince
Rupert,
was
here
for
some
days
recently
checking
up
the
local
properties.
Mrs.
Edith
R.
V.
Todd,
president
of
the
Rebekah
Lodge
of
British
mayor
of
the
town,
J.
B.
Agar,
with
his
family,
was
also
enjoying
the
life
of
the
camp.
One
of
chief
events
of
'late
was
the
visit
to
Terrace
of
a
large
number
of
holiday
mak-lers
from
Prince
Rupert,
about
eighty
of
whom
took
advantage
of
the
excursion
rate
offered
by
the
rauwav
eamnuv.
uimuc
iHiunoi
dance
orchestra
played
in
the
Veterans'
Hall
two
nights
to
auecia-sioa.
much
to
the
oy
of
the
younger
set
It
was
unlucky
that
a
brief
spell
,
of
stormy
weather
preceded
the
ar-
i
rival
of
the
Prince
Rupert
people
,
So
severe
was
the
gale
that
trees
were
uprooted
and
blown
across
the
road
between
Terrace
and
the
lake.
These
were,
however,
soon
disposed
of
as
the
boys
get
busy
wish
saw.
axe
and
cant
hook.
The
heavy
rain
dM
a
lot
of
good
to
the
erops
though.
,
Otfts
are
now
being
harvested
and
there
is
a
good
crop
of
roots
coming
on.
A
good
many
of
the
holiday
campers
have
now
left
Lakelse
Lake
wtth
the
opennsg
oi
the
school
term
Captain
J.
B.
Cot
thrust
and
family
have
gone
to
the
Stuart
Lake
district
for
hunting.
The
Von
Hees
have
returned
to
Premier
and
the
Lancasters
to
Prince
Rupert
The
road
to
Katuna
Lake
Is
in
good
condition
and
quite
a
number
of
people
are
paying
that
lake
a
visit
The
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
Trade
resumed
monthly
meetings
last
Tuesday
and
discussed
the
Idea
of
heldlng
the
marketing
plan
outlined
by
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
at
Smithers
g
short
time
ago.
A
delegate
was
appointed
to
represent
the
Board
of
Trade
on
the
pro-
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Greta
Sll
Exchange
Block
HOLIDAY
When
Coming
to
Terrace
Make
Arrangements
With
Swain's
Transfer
&
TAXI,
Terrace,
H.C.
To
Greet
You.
We
meet
all
trains
Freight
St
passenger
service
anywhere.
Lakelse
Lake
and
Lodge,
new
boat
H
A.
8.)
now
In
service
vn
the
lake.
Fare
anywhere
on
the
lake,
one
adult,
$3.00:
SIJO
per
head
additional.
No
crowd
too
big.
No
job
too
mill.
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EVERY
SUNDAY
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committee
which
Is
to
thresh
out
the
detail.
The
Farmers'
Institute
will
hold
a
meeting
this
Tuesday
when
a
delegate
to
represent
It
will
be
appointed.
E.
T.
Kenney
has
returned
from
a
trip
to
Telkwa.
bringing
his
little
daughter
home
In
time
to
start
school.
Labor
Day
was
featured
by
a
ball
game
between
Terrace
and
Usk.
Terrace
being
the
victor
by
a
nar
row
margin.
In
the
evening
there
was
a
dance
put
on
by
the
Baseball
Club
at
which
a
large
crowd
was
present
and
which
was
held
in
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
with
Sam
Klrkaldys
orchestra
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fine
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