CHURCH
NOTICES
ANNUNCIATION
CHURCH
Change
in
Hours
of
Services
v
Masses
at
v
and
11
a
m.
Sunday
af
lessee
at
S.
Blessing
of
the
Oraves
at
the
Sr.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
(Church
of
England)
Very
Rev.
J.
U.
Gibson.
Dean
'
Choir
Conductor,
A.
J.
Lancaster
Organist.
Peter
Lien
t
A
JJ
,'
Holy
Communion
v
.
U
AX,
Morning
Prayer
and
Sergaon
Subject,
"WONDER,
LOVE
AND
PRAISE"
AnttMm.
"AngoU
Voices
Ever
atagbas"
Sokast,
Mrs.
F.
N.
Oood
13,,
Sunday
School
PM.,
Evening
Pxajsar
and
Secowm
Imbject,
"THANKSOIVINO"
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Mlnlslrr.
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
llollinrworth,
H.A.
41
AmM
rlsl
ThanksrWing
Service
Sabrot
CHRISTIAN
THANKSOIVINO"
!E:16.
Sunday
School,
all
classes
ItrW.Westvlew
Sundsy
School
7:
TJfty
Evening
Bible
BUtdy
ana
Worship
Subject
of
3tiiy.
"A
CRU8AD1NO
PARTNERSHIP
We
invite
VOU
to
worship
with
us
ENAMELS!
ENAMELS!
Premier
Enamel,
qt.
$1.25
Hapco
Floor
Enamels,
qt
S1.-10
j
Satin
Olo
Enamelo,
qt.
$1.75
in
many
Poreellte
Enamek,
qt
$2.50
I
Pleasing
colors
Bapcolite
Enamelp,
jt.
$1.75
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
rs
Third
Avenue
West
I'hone
101
shall.
Mrs.
Walter
Loojgwfll
and
child.
Miss
Nellie
Ounrich.
Miss
Amelia
Owvteh.
E.
W.
Johnson.
William
Stone.
.Miss
Catherine
Harvey.
Mias
O.
Ross.
W.
J.
Fie
win,
John
McLead.
W.
Leask.
W.
Stef-
fenarud.
Percy
Mcintosh.
Jack
Mc
risen.
Mrs,
C.
E.
Larkin.
WUllam
El-
kins,
Sidney
Bftlns.
T.
Smith.
H
Smith.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Wynne.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Mclntyre.
Thomas
Trotter.
Qillis
Royer.
Oust
An
derson,
Lawrence
Partes.
H
C
Parkas.
Charles
Todd.
William
Way
J.
E.
Lockwood.
S.
B.
Marshall.
Mrs
William
8tewar.
Mias
Pebbles
Stone.
M.
Van
Oeoten.-
Ronald
Al
len.
Robert
Reld.
Douglas
Faiaaell.
Miss
Salome
Wesley.
William
Hswes.
Oeorge
Marow.
JarvU
Mr-Leed
Jr.
WUllam
Brooksbanlc
Mrs
Robert
McCarthy.
Mrs
L.
Petersen.
Miss
Rita
Leask.
Mias
Evelyn
Larse.
J.
Watson
Oeorge
Fraser,
Norman
Mackay.
Mrs
D
Lund
Miss
Lillian
Ytreberg.
C
E
Barnwell
O
P.
Connelly
Mrs
John
Ivarson
R.
E.
Moore.
At
a
recent
ceremony
in
the
Catholic
Hall,
the
presentation
was
made
by
C.
P.
BalaKno.
grand
knight
of
the
local
council
of
the
Knights
of
Columbus,
to
Mias
Ellen
Moore,
aaugnter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
R
E.
Moore,
of
a
sold
medal
in
recoe-
atttpn
of
having
ted
the
Catholic
schools
of
the
arevince
of
British
Oohuabia
in
the
high
school
ea-
tsanoe
examinations
last
Jane.
Rev.
Fiauter
J
Byrne
Orant
O.
M.
I..
parish
priest,
also
spoke
and
there
was
a
musical
program.
For
Colds
.
Sore
Throat
Etc.
Ttlentholatum
7heTfealin
Creain
MAC
JT
CANADA
,
I
I
il
Local
Chamber
ofCemrneree
Hears
Reports
In
Retard
to
I'ossl.
blllties
of
'Exporting
Umber
Correspondence
from
J.
A.
Ling-ey,
commercial
secretary
of
tf
:a
Radius
iwpitoc
at
Tokyo,
and
.rom
Bruce
A.
MaeOonald.
assistant
.rade
commlisjuKT
at
Shanghai
In
regard
to
the
development
of
.
a
market
In
Itef
Orient
for
tocal
oot-tonwood
m
mad
at
last
nights
meetJdc
of
fee
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
oi
Oasnmeree
OMd
ef
erred
to
the
timbir
eesssnittee
The
letter
fraaa
Mr
Lasagkry
(U-ted
ttwt
Use
eojkaMption
rfsna-
diac
cottony
oaal
so
Japan
at
prt-
ent
slid
not
aaaoant
to
muok.
that
country
pfafanteg
the
Russian
Umber
because
f
its
color
in
toe
msnwtaottrc
of
saateh
sticks.
Mr.
Langley
oaswMavttf
that
the
mar-ketlnc
i
siil
gjstj
for
the
British
Columbia
timber
amtght
be
creater
In
China
than
ta
Japan
M.
MaaPati
atatsd
JaU
Chin
ese
boyers
mc
shown
loswsst
to
the
B.
C.
Umbsr
a
short
time
ago
but
there
was
now
an
over-production
of
Chinese
matches
and
the
interest
had
now
lessened
He
suggested
that
sampln
or
lex-J
cotton-wood
logs
be
sent
to
China
so
that
the
suitability
of
the
timber
m
match
manufacture
might
be
Several
local
stogie
a
were
taken
south
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Ade
laide
and
will
be
placed
in
a
Kttftf
camp
near
Vancouver
The
BEST
way
to
stop
CONSTIPATION
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likt
lMtairr
bad
Uam.
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ujib
UVt
ha
ix
bra,
cbaaitcr
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hqumlr
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man.
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Fruit'm-lipti
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SEASON
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the
full
season
with
your
set
tuned
to
maximum
efficiency
We
ran
Insure
you
of
tru
by
having
your
set
gone
over
now,
and
justed
to
first
cIhss
eondlUen,
as
ficient
operation
is
a
poor
Investment
Battery
sets
modernised
wtih
the
new
economical
two
volt
tubes.
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raltSct
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Saturday,
Oct.
7,
19
WORK
AND
WAGES
One
of
the
paragraphs
from
a
speech
made
in
Vancouver
by
T.
D.
Pattullo
says:
"Work
and
wages.
Work
at
the
prevafling
rate
of
wages.
It
can
be
done
and
it
will
be
done."
That
is
undoubtedly
what
people
are
today
wanting.
The
men
who
have
been
trying
Ux
live
on
relief
allowances
are
tired
of
it
The
business
people
who
have
been
trying
to
get
along
with
nobody
earning
are
tired.
Everybody
is
tired
of
unemployment.
Pattullo
has
again
and
again
pledged
himself
to
tackle
the
problem
immediately
he
is
elected
and
to
set
the
work.
It
is
to
men
a
practical
policy
.
Nuity.
a
cordie.
jack
Auistone.
and
one
that
will
benefit
everybody.
It
is.
better
than
the
wimer
Bryant.
m
James
Mor-
visionarysonemes
put
forward
by
some
who
think
work
is
not
a
necessity.
It
is
better
than
the
lack
of
policy
of
the
leaderless
candidates
passing
under
the
guise
of
independents.
There
is
every
indication
that
people
are
turning
to
the
strong
leader
in
this
juncture
and
that
pretty
soon
we
shaH
find
the
unemployed
working
and
everyone
else
busy
as
a
result
of
the
return
of
the
only
group
with
a
real
pol
icy
ana
a
real
leader.
TWO
HUNDRED
EXCURSIONISTS
TO
LEAVE
HERE
TONIGHT
H)onUnue4
from
.
paite
our)
;
-,-
,
Lambe.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston.
'
Mr
and
Mrs.
-C.
V.
Bvltt.
Miss
fitA-ema
Cameron.
Miss
Jessie
Moffatt.
Col.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
NioheUs.
Mtes
Patricia
Nicholls.
Mattr
Jutva
Nicholls,
Miss
Margaret
McCaffery,
Miss
Frances
Cross.
Mrs.
S.
P.
Mc-
Mordie.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
N.
Feero
Harold
Johns.
Joseph
WHke.
W
O
Vigr.
W.
R.
McAfee,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Haratd
MtEweu,
D.
Zarelli.
John
.Gurvteh.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Arthur.
Tom
Moore,
J.
H.
Preeee,
Tom
Barton,
R.
T.
J.
Rose.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Watson.
Miss
Florence
Rose.
Mtas
Myrtle
Rose.
Mrs.
H.
N
Brockiesby.
Miss
Janet
Watson.
Miss
Mary
Astorl
Miss
Charlotte
Bafcagno
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howard
Steen.
Miss
J
Wilson.
Mrs.
George
Eckenoan.
Mr.
and
Mrs
W
W.
WrathaU.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Peter
DeJongT
Miss
Rose
Mortal.
Miss
A.
Cook.
Mrs.
Anna
Jabnsen.
Miss
Thehna
Johmen.
Master
Carl
Johnsen.
Mr.
J.
HtUman.
R.
Kinslor.
J.
ley.
Air.
and
Mrs.
J.
R
Master
Robert
Morison.
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon.
Mrs.
H.
Mrs.
James
Hamilton
men,
R.
L.
McLennan
and
Mrs.
R.
Hart-Morteon.
Mr.
and
S
Parker.
Roy
Sam
Mrs.
Doug
las
Sutherland,
Ray
Wardrppe,
C.
D.
Fyfe,
Mr
and
Mrs.
H.
A.
Du-hamel,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
0
H.
Monro,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
p.
Armour.
Miss
June
Armour.
J.
B.
Miller.
Miss
Muriel
Morris.
Miss
Laura
StaptMos.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
0.
A.
Woodland.
Miss
Annie
BoMte.
Miss
Ella
Stem.
Miss
Bveryn
Maedoaald,
Miss
I.
E.
Johnson,
Aithor
Brooksfeank.
Oeorge
Bell.
Joe
Brown.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Dybhavn.
George
Dykhavn.
Miss
Anna
Dyhhavn.
Miss
E.
Mease.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
H.
K.
Christiaiisen.
Mias
Jean
Christiansen.
Mias
Margaret
Christiansen.
Miss
Beatrice
Mar
COTTONWOOD
FOR
ORIENT
-2
.
qA
HULBERT
IS
HERE
AGAIN
"Love
on
W'lieela'
'it
TLauklrlnt
Feature
on
Capital
Krrrn
Jack
Hulbert.
the
bl-rhinn:(J
expert
in
liKhtheartetl
comedy
is
eominc
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
in
hli
latest
matieal
hit
"Love
on
Wheels"
at
the
flrat
at
next
week
Canadian
flrat
aaw
Hulbert
in
"Sunahlne
Buate"
and
then
in
The
Ohott
Train"
an4
"Jack's
the
Boy
"
In
"Love
on
Wheeta"
hit
role
U
that
of
a
clerk
In
a
large
depart-
j
mental
ttorc
and
hia
Job
ta
"getting
i
fired"
In
order
to
jyaeate
irate
cui-,
tomera.
j
Leonore
Corbett,
lateat
reerult
to
the
rharm
and
pukftfHiide
of
British
fllmi,
Is
teen
aa
Jack's
new,
sweetheart
and
for
love
of
her
he
throws
up
his
ridiculous
Job
ind'
'
starts
In
to
make
thin
hum
as
an
advertUIng
man
with
unusual
Ideas
1
Jack
alngs
and
dances
sgaln
and!
Introduces
two
new
aongs
'Teachex
and
Cream'
and
"Shall
We
Wear'J
Pviamas
or
M
e
Oood
Old-Paxhlon
ed
NlKhiy
Gordon
Harker
the
swill
r4ptra!in
Policy
Na
1
iflHfl
AoDBtsS
JTsrontpOht
J
Real
Reason
-
for
Thanksgiving
POLOTLESS
Canadian
familio
look
to
thir
life
InMiranrc
with
Tbankjgiing.
Tliny
are
thankful
that
Life
Inuranrr
lw
alny
sUmmI
ly
them,
partirularl)
during
the
difficult
times
of
the
past
four
years.
They
are
thankful,
too.
that
Life
JtisurHnmsafeguard
thnir
Kaving
that
it
H
one
aJect
whirh
does
not
shrink
in
value.
Douhtlos
you
know
f
jntaiit-e
there
Life
InMiranrc
ha
come
to
the
aid
of
fatherle
families
ur
where
t
it
has
enahled
men
to
fare
old
age
with
a
comfortable
MUiAe
of
bee
tirity.
Multiply
aiidi
intancc
by
thoiuamlf
and
you
can
realize
why
IJfe
Inuran-e
is
a
real
roatou
for
Thanksgiving.
Now
is
the
time
to
measure
your
Life
Imuranec
and
find
out
if
it
i
adequate
for
the
need
of
yourself
and
family.
Any
Life
ItiMiranre
representative
Will
gladly
advise
vou.
500,000
CANADIAN
FAMILIES
ARE
THANKFUL
TO
LIFE
INSURANCE
Throe
Mtt
Canada,
mm
l
Km
kalf
s
million
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htmrm
are
iw
by
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nranr,
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mrtif
17,000100,000.
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ikU
(real
finaxial
rwmr
tnr$n
la
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f
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tnr
Life
Insurance
1
fft
GUARDIAN
OF
CANADIAN
HOMES
At
this
lhnc
of
year
we
offer
exceptional
bargains
to
clear
our
Heed
Cur
Hl'xk
We
have
one
Truck,
two
Light
Delivery
Cars
and
three
Passenger
Cars
in
Excellent
Condition.
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Dealer
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