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Tuesday,
SspUrU,
1933
UNITED
CHURCH
CELEBRATES
The
United
Church
last
night
celebrated,
thje
twenty-fifth
anniversary
of
its
founding
in
this
city.'
It
"was
at
thht
time
the
-Mtithodist
Church.
The
firsrchurch
tyiijd
Trig
was
a
wooden
structure
ith
a
tent
roof
which
later
gave
place
to
the
present
commodiouS
structure
With
Its
pipe
organ
and
modern
conveniences.
For
many
years
the
church
had
a
very
hard
struggle
to
maintain
itself
as
a
religious
centre.
While
other
churches
were
flpurishing-the
Methodists'
were'
comparatively
few
in
riumber
and
not
Winy'
of
them
were
rich
iri
worldly
goods.
Then
came
the
union
of
the
Presbyterian,
Methodist1
and
Congregational
Churches
of
Canada
and'
while
tlte
iocal
Presbyterian
Church
dcided
to
continue
as
before,
the
Methodist
Church
gained
some
strength
from
the
union
and
since
that
time
has
been
gradually
building
up.
Last
flight
the
other
churches
of
the
City
'joined
with
the
United
Church
in
commemorating
a
quarter
century
of
useful
endeavor.
It
was
something
to
which
they
could
p'oiritJVith
pride.
The
Methodist
Church,
founded
in
England
by
John
Wesley
as
an
offshoot
from
the
Established
Church,;
brought
about
a
religious
revival
that
is
outstanding
in
th'e
religious
history
of
the
world.
While
its
theology
was
crude'
this
was
'made
up
fdr
by
religious
fervourand
the
whole
world
benefitted
from
the
movement"
In
Canada
the
Methodist
Church
clergy
led
all
others
in
adapting
themselves
to
art
era
when
scientific
knowledge!
made
it
necessary
to
modify
religious
dogmas.
They
have
been
in
the
forefront
of
advancing
knowledge
and
this
has
reflected
itself
in
the
attitude
of
their
congregations.
The
.
old.
Methodism
has
been
disappearing,
giving
place
to
a
more
reasoned
view
on
religious'
subjects.
While
theologically
the
Methodist
clergy
were
quick
to
adapt
themselves,
to
the
new
theology,
the
church
as
a
whole
was
the
most
i
reluctant
of
all
to
adapt
itself
to
the
changing
attitude
toward
Sunday
observance
and
such
matters
as
dancing
and
the
theatre.
'
Today
the
United
Church
is
modern
in
every
respect.
It
has
thrown
off
many
of
the
shackles
of
Methodism
andj
has
lost
nothing
thereby.
In
an
age
when
people
are
grop-
nig
mure
ui
less
in
uie
uam
m
an
cnun
.
hhjiii,
and
economic
conditions,
the
United
Church
has
taken
a
stand,
rightly
or
wrongly,
in
favor
of
a
change
in
the
economic-system.
It
realizes
the
need
for
improvement.
-We
congratulate
the
local
congregation
ott
having
attained
a
position
of
influence
and
usefulness
in
the
city
rind
hnn
it
will
carrv
on
the
eood
work
in
such
a
manner
that
Prince
Rupert
people
may
all
benefit
Its
future
will;
be
measured
not
by
it?
weaitn
or
numerical
sirengin
urn.
by
the
influence
of
the
men
and
women
and
children
who
attend
the
religious
services
and
social
events
as
reflected
in
their
daily
lives.
AhM(i"X'ionh
chirfed
witl:
supplying
liquor
to
Indians,
came
before
Magistrate
McClymont
yes-trrrf
iy
aft?rn.
and
was
remanded
until
this
afternoon.
RARE
Opportunity
For
Finest
Tailor-Made
Suits
.j
u-z
:
.
We
all
are
tired
of
cheap
clothes,
now
times
are
better
and
depression
has
come
to
the
end.
We
take
this
opportunity
to
offe
to
the
better-dressed
public
our
finest-English
Worsted,
Indigo
Serge,
Blarney,
Heatherhlll
and
Foxhound
Tweeds,
Flannels,
Etc.
At
a
bigger
saving
than
ever
was
experienced
in
Prince
Rupert.
Keg.
$10
SUIT
539
Special
for
v
Keg.
$15
SUIT
37
Special
for
v"
Keg.
$18
SUIT-
$39
Special
for
i
T
w
Keg.
$50
SUIT
42
Special
for
.
i
Extra
Trousers,
$10)
This
price
good
for
30'
days
pnly
LING
Tailor
The
hlRh
class
tailor
and
reliable
dry
cleaner
Secoqd
Aye,
Near
Post
Office
nmisTlu.
Pipe
Bowl...
with
Ogden's
Cut
Plug
hoi
l.amta
"now
to
"insure-
full
pl.aiur.
In
pip
imcking.
Horn
after
a
hard
day's
work
-''the
tirtlwrnafirt
a
light
to'
youf-wetf-tamp.1
bowl
'of
Ogden's
Cut
Pttjr
that's
real
comfort
1
And
every
pipeful
"of
""Ogdin's
aa'dY'to
your
tnjoymentright'
''doVn
to
the
last
fragrant
puff.
Such'
cool,
eompanfon'bbt.
good
nets
can'
onfy'
come
frb"rn'a
tobacco
grown',
cut
and
maid
for
ptpei
tinly.
"
"
omm
CUT
P
L
u
a
If
you
"roll
your
own",
uie
Ogden's
fine
tut
cigarette
tobacco
and
Chantecler
cigarette
papert
SHORT
CHAT
A
baseball
team
representing
the
City
League
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
leaving
here
on
Saturday
of
this
week
for
Smithers
where
a
series
of
games
will
be
played
on
September
17
and
18
wtth
a
select
team
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
League
in
which
circuit
Hazelton,
New
Hazelton,
Smithers
and
the
Snappy
Nines
had
teams
during
the
past
season.
The
local
team
will
return
home
on
the
evening
of
September
19s
With
outdoor
sporting
activities
for
the
season
In
Prince
Rupert
now
concluded,
talk
of
basketball
prospects
for
the
coming
winter
is
now
beginning
to
fill
the
air
and
it
is
understood
that
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
will
make
an
early
start
In
the
matter
of
organizing
the
hoop
sport
for
the
season.
With
the
Auditorium,
which
was
the
venue
of
the
sport
last
winter,
now
destroyed
by
fire,
a
new
playing
place
will
have
to
be
found
and.
If
suitable
arrangements
can
be
made,
it
Is
possible
the
Moose
Hall,
which
has
the
advantage
of
a
central
downtown
location,
may
be
chosen.
It
is
hoped
to
have
a
trophy
put
up
this
winter
as
an
emblem
of
the
Northern
British
Columbia
basketball
championship
which
was
captured
last
winter
by
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
of
this
city
from
Port
Simpson
Y.
P.
E.
A.
wjhlch
had
held
it
for
four
years
and
which
is
expected
to
make
a
bid.
to
win
It
back
during
the
forthcoming
season.
Baseball
Scores
American
League
Detroit
3.
New
York
1.
Chicago
3-0,
Philadelphia
9-8.
Cleveland
1,
Washington
5.
National
League
New
York
3;
Cincinnati
1.
Boston
3,
St.
Louis
'2.'
C.N.K.
TKAINS
For
the
East
-
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Saturdays
....,.....7:30
pjn.
From
the
East
jt
.
.
.Sundays,.
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays
.-...t.
......8;p.m.
MAINTAINING
TRUp
TRAILJ
Stewart
Hoard
of
Trade
in
Regular
.'
Monthly
Session
it
j
;
'
STEWART,
Sept.
12
-
At
the
re-'
gulur
'
ntonthly
meetinn
last
lues-'
datf
evening;
various
nutters
of
lp
I
teret
to
the
district
were
discussed
by
the
Stewart
Board
of
Trade.
'
'
Members
'presetttere
ptetty
Ttfell
agreed
that.irom.boUi
Uie
polntof
view
of
public
finance
and
the1
standpoint
of
.-the
'development
of
theinlneral
areas
of-
the
province.
It.
was
very
poor
business
for
gov
emments
to
construct
trunk
trail?
'
and
then
leave
them
wlthouVmafni
Unancet
Severaluspeakers'
pointed
out
that
the
development
of
the'
country
defended
largely
upon
Uie
transportation
ayaJJable
and
thatj
gajod
trails
had
been
built:
in
some.'
lnstancesfenly
to
be
allowed
to
fall
into
disrepair
and
became
alrhoss,
Impassable.
A
committee
was
appointed
to
gt
further
data
on
the
matter
and
bring
in
a
report
and
recommendations,
.
,
A
coninittUas
yas
ulso
appointed
!
to
nqulre-Onto'
thR'wotklng
jof
the
liewi'nmendmeflt
to
the
Criminal
Code
cfaallngi
wlth
the
carrying
of
stnall
iptii,
tit;ptiicmlaT
ftltt
cnce'to
lU
appSanUon
-tat-ptospec-tort
and
irappw
.
The-matte'ref
obtaining
a
licensed1
'phainvietst
flOi
Stewart
wus
left
ln'ihe-
hands
ui
Uiepmident
for
further
tMtttetv
GRAIN
MOVING
IfGRADUAllY
Thirty-Four
Carloads
Have
Arrived
iii'incl
Over
2
Are
eti
Way
i
Of
the
420
odd
carloads
!some
00.000
bushels
of
grain.
which-
he
Alberta--
Wheat
Pool
U
sending
frorrrlhe
prairies
to
the
local
-elevator,
'hlrty-four
carloads
have
'already
arrived
while
over
300
oars
are
on
the
way
here.
The
grain
is
being
brought
In
by
the
regular
mixed
trains
without
the
running
of
extra
trains.
French
Senator
Diesiilonkeal
MONTREAL.
Sept
12:
Senator
:
Frederick
L.
Belque.
83
years)
age,
president
of
the
Banque
Cana-jdlenne
Nttonale
director
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
RaUway
and
vice-president
of
Canadian
Cottons
Ltd.,
died
today.
TOOK
PILLS
"FOrIo.
YEARS,
THEN
CEREAL
;
BROUGHT
RELIEF
j
Mr.
Forsythe
Endorses
ALL-Bran
for
Constipation
If
you
suffer
from,
htsdschis,
loss
of
sppatitc
and
ehergy
.or.
any
other
of
the
frequent
effects
of
coa-
-.t
-.
.
i-
j.,.
.
.
...
upmuon,
reaq
uiu
voluntary
JCtMf.S
"After
Uking
pills:
and
tsbUti
J
for
about
thirty
yesrs
for
constK
ration,
I
started
to
tskt
your
Att
BBIM
three
tim
rfv
mrmwAn
I
to
directions.
Today
I
can
sst
cheese,
snd
tht
is
'
binding)
an4
certainly
feel
An."
Mr-Ei
For
syth.
(Addreu
famished
upon'rs-
Srftne
I1T1
All.nilH
nrnvl(
"bulk"
to
xercis
tht
jnteitinss,-and
titsmin
B
to
furthtr
id
ftffu-lsr
habit..
In
additidn,
AUB&an'
Is
rich
la
blood-building
iron.
,
.jj,
.
Ths
Tulk"
In
Aix-Bsak
Is
much
like
that
of
Uafy
vgUbls.,Imids
the
body,
it
forms
a
soft
mait
which
gently
clssrs
th
IntaStlnssof
WSiUS.
lint
this
plcatant
"csrtal
way"
ar
mor
healthful
than
oiIdi
pat-en.t
medicines
so
oftsn'
hablU
forming?
,nrj
Jdit
eat
two
tabUipoonf
uls
JaMy.
In
serious
case
use
with
each
psal
If
not
rslltved
this
wayM
yw
doct-
Get.
the
red-and-rreen
packagt
at
vour
grocer'a.
Mad,
by
Ktlogf
Lf
London,
Ontario,
l:
t
.
.
....
-v
The
AUCTIONEER
f
PacklngCratlne
Wrannln'
,
&
General
Furniture-
Repalrt
fiav
yuur
gooas
wun
me
Phone
Black
120-
GEO.
J,
PApg,
i
Terrace
Couple
Wedded
Recntl
Miss
Mabel
Bishop
Becomes
llrlde
;
.
Of
Kdward'Cramert-
VI
TERRACE.
Sept.
12:
The
mar-1
rlage
took
place
at
the
United
Church
Ainst
-
IjerjrS
Rev
Wt
R
i
Welch
officiating,
of
Miss
Mabel
Bishop,
daughtn-of-Mr'nd-Mrs:!j
Fl
C.
BUtopr
of
Terrace,
to
tuwara
Cramer,
of.
Eejrry
Island.
Tha.hride.,
who
was
attired
In
powder
blue
silk
1
wtth
Juliette
cape
and,wreath
f
:
orange
blossoms,
was
attended,
by1
hj
small
sUter.
Betty'Followinr
the'eeremony
a
buffet
luncheoa:wai'
ttve,d
at
the
home
ofKthc
brldel
parents.
tt
mi
v.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cramer,
who
are
weiricndwh
Yhd
popular
herev
will
rxsldfeat
Ferry.
Island.
,
Vancouver
Peat
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
13:
"CD-Wheat
was
quoted
at
07
'c
on
the
local
exchange
yesterday.
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
12
-The
nrlce
of
wheat
today,
was
QaotedTat
47'ic
a
busliel.
f
-
TT
r"""
PARTY
FOR
'
TWO
GIRLS
1
Ml?s
May
Scliubert
of
l'rlnce
Itu-.Vptrt
and
Miss
Bessie
llaan
of
Queen
Charlotte
nonoreu
.
i
8K1DEOATE.
Sept.
12:
In
honor
of
MIm
May
Schubert,
who
has
re-j
tujrnfd
to.
Uer
norae
In
Prince
Ru
pert
after
a
visit
with
inenas
m
Skldegate
and
Queen
Charlotte
City.'
and
Mis
Bele
llan,
who
has
Jus,t
left
for
Prince
Rupert
to
go
into
training
or
a
nurse
at
the
Prln
RupMt
General
Hospital,
Mrs.
Fred
Atkins
and
Miss
B
Rud
-r
htiMi
nt
a
farewell
uiirty
Wd
racMiUY
in
Miller
Hall
at
Queen
Charlotte
City,
ine
nan
was
Atowded
with
aueaU
from
Sort
Clements.
Hell.
Skldegate
and
8klde-ate
Mitilon.
f
flceft
and
mernbrs
1
thp
crww
of
the
llghUioua
tcliaVr
Mevan
also
beta
prtenti
Excellent
Tmisic
wan
provldXI
by
the
Jaw
teman
as
well
as
the
local
orchestra
The
affair
was
the
largest
to
be
held
In
Queen
Chariatte
City
since
Uie
vicM
of
II.
M.
C.
8.
Skaena
and
notified
to
the
popularity
of
both
Mies
Schubert
and
Miss
Haan.
Uhayks
to.
Lilc
Insurance
'f
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J
'ft
1
.
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I
,
I
as-
Tuesday.
September
it
l9,j
See
Kaien
Hardware
For
Supplies.
Most
Hunters
Do.
Wc
Sell
W.cstern
Ammunition
Special
0.5
Kifle
and
1
br-x
of
'Ammunition-i.
$18.95
o
-
Cpleiy.an
Lamp.s
liinterns-
$7.95
Kaien
Hardware
Niene
3
SmiXh
ili
a
a
kept
in
force
jf
"
Spe
is
guaranteed
a
Monthly
Income
Eor
Life
C
OMK
DAY,
in
the
not
dNlant
fuiiire,
she
will
lr
her
own
Sr.
hoss
frrp
from
llie
iiccoMiiy
'of
work
free
frbnt
hione
f
worries.
-.-
She
con
travrl
ami
play
pnjoy
life
to
the
full.
All
hfr'nuUft
fchrMias
proMrl,
through
LlfivInMirancr,
for
i
moMhllu'c'oiur-'
riii
Iitcihii!,'wlilch
IIItontIfiuf
As
Ifiii
oa'
'k
Iiv.
'
'
'
'
i'"
'
t
i
1
1
ou,
too,
may
look
forward
with
confidence
to
happy
d7
ahead.
-
jpiik,
...
lour
savings,
invested
in
I.ifp
Insurance,
will
guarantee
you
that
'gtiff.
fct
lhig
of
coinpllte
independence.
Why
not
lalk
it
over
with
a
Lift
'insurance
representative?
'
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WHAT
DOROTHY
DIX
THINKS
OF
LIFE
INSURANCE
"Here
U.nulliing
joii
ran
Imy.
thai
you
ftl
tli
MmVinio&iit
of
plratur
out
uf,
,nu
will
out
of
the
knowledge
that
you
rt
afrguardlni
your
old
air
that
you
not
hat
to
find
out
iow
Lliirr
U
the
brrail
of
drprnlrnrr.M
ife
Insurance
-"if
ti''
GUARDIAN
OF
CANADIAN
HOMES