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Saturday.
November
10,
1934
REMEMBRANCE
DAY
V
flnpfl.mnrp
u-P
rpmemho
witVi
oil
Vmmi'lih,
f
e
the
Great
War
in
which
so
many
Canadians
lost
their
lives
prematurely.
The
victory
was
an
empty
one
because
today
v.
.v.
vi.uuhj
vnaw
Hucnicucu
IU
UVCIl.UJl
WOriU
IS
SU11
a
world
dariger'and
the
democracy
for,
which
men
fought
has
dlsaDDeared
in
snmp
nnrts
nf
tho
wnv)A
onrl
Jr.
u.
i
M
-
w
wiv-
II
Ul
111
CA
i
i
V
C
in
IFLJtClia
seems
less
spruro
th
war
ended.
The
war
did
not
make
the
world
safe
for
democracy
although
it
is
difficult
to
picture
what
the
world
might
have
been
like
if
the
German
war
lords
had
won.
War,
as
a
means
of
settling
international
disputes,
seems
to
be
asutile,
as
Norman
Angell
said
it
would
be.
Both
sides
were
the
losers.
'
'
Remembrance
Day
gives
all
an
opportunity
to
ponder
on
world
affairs
and
the
plight
in
which
we
find
ourselves
through
inability
to
live
normal
lives
as
nations
and
as
individuals.
The
hate
generated
by
the
conflict
Jias
disappeared
but
national
impotency
remains.
It
will
take
many
years,
possibly
many
centuries,
for
the
nations
to
learn
that
it
t)av&
tn
Vw
fripnrllv
anri
that
caftlamnnt
k
f
never
a
lasting
settlement.
HAS
COME
TO
LIFE
The
British
House
of
Lords
has
come
to
life.
It
has
held
the
first
all-night
session
in
years
and
has
attracted
the
attention
of
the
world
to
its
proceedings.
It
is
in
order
now
for
the
Canadian
Senate
to
rouse
itself
from
its
lethargy
and
rid
itself
of
the
stigma
of
being
looked
upon
as
an
old
man's
home.
But
can
it?
Way
to
Ease
Headaches,
Pain
Almost
Instantly
METHOD
OFTEN
RELIEVES
NEURALGIA
AND
RHEUMATIC
PAINS
IN
MINUTESI
Remember
the
pictures
below
when
you
want
fast
relief
from
pain.
Demand
and
get
the
method
doc-ton
prescribe
Atpirin.
Millions
have
found
that
Aspirin
eases
even
n
bad
headache,
neurilis
or
rheumatic
pain
often
in
a
few
minutest
In
the
stomach
as
In
the
glass
here,
an
Aspirin
tablet
starts
to
dissolve,
or
disintegrate,
almost
the
instant
it
touches
moisture.
It
begins
'taking
hold"
of
your
pain
practically
as
soon
as
you
swallow
it.
Equally
important.
Aspirin
is
safe.
For
scientific
tests
show
this:
Aspirin
does
not
harm
the
heart.
ltemember
these
two
points:
Aspirin
Sptrd
and
Aspirin
SaMti.
And,
we
that
you
grt
ASI'JHIN.
It
is
made
in
Canada,
and
all
dniRirisls
htve
it.
Look
for
the
name
Bayer
in
the
form
of
a
cross
on
every
Aspirin
tablet.
Get
tin
of
12
tablets
or
economical
bottle
of
2
1
or
1
00
at
any
drugisf.
Why
Aspirin
Works
So
Fast
Drop
Aspirin
tablet
In
lis
of
tcf
.
Not
that
BEFORE
it
touchn
th
bottom,
it
is
ditinte.
Srttinf.
IN
a
StfONDI
IT
STOPWATCH
An
Aria
UbM
starts
to
disinte
grat
and
(
te
work.
Whst
happrns
I"
th
ctann
baiprns
in
your
stomach
ASPI
R
I
M
UMrta
start
"uktac
hold"
al
pan
I
Irw
minutn
alttf
tikinc
Whcn
in
Pain
Hcmcinber
These
Pictures
Pfl
Trade
,M4fk
p(
he
Bayer
CompanUmlted.,
FINE
DANCE
AT
PREMIER
Annual
Affair
Was.
as
Usual.
One
Of
Outstanding
Events
Of
Season
PREMIER,
Nov.
10:The
annual
sports
dance
of
the
Premier
Community
Cluta.
held
shortly
before
the
big
fire
in
the
Premier
Community
Hall,
was,
ax
usual,
one
of
the
outstanding
affairs
of
the
local
social
season.
It
attracted
a
crowd
of
some
two
hundred
persons
and
vas
a
highly
delightful
event
Indeed.
Dancing
was.
in
full
sway
from
9
p.m.
until
3
a.m.
in
the
hall
which
was
specially
decorated
for
the
oc-1
castonv
sports
emblem
being
fea
tured.
During
the
supper
hoar
at
mid
night,
presentation
was
made'
of
the
season's
sport
awards
as
ol-lows:
Rock
Drilling
Contest
CupE.
Paavolo
and
H.
Carlsen.
Mucking
Contest
Cup
I.
Soder
lov.
Ski
Jumping
Cup
E;
Stenset.
Cross
Country
Ski
Race
J.
Salo.
Badminton
Mixed
Doubles
Cud.
J.
B.
Watson
and
Mrs.
S.
M.
Man
ning:
men's
singles
cup,
J.
&.
Watson;
ladies'
singles,
Mrs.
S.
M.
Basketball
Maple
Leafs.
O.
Clunk,
captain,
R.
Robinson.
R.
Stewart.
S.
Simpson,
D.
Urquhart,
E.
Lee,
A.
Teed
and
O.
Dlrom.
The
prescntaUons
were
made
by
Mrs.
B.
F.
Smith,
wife
of
the
manager,
with
James
Mitchell,
president
or
the
Community
League,
acting
as
ihalnnan.
Other
speak
rs
were
B.
F.
Smith
and
w.
J.
Asselstlne
Mm.
Splendid
Refreshments
The
splendid
supper
was.
un
doubtedly,
a
piece-de-resistance.
The
refreshments
were
served
In
most
tasteful
manner.
Distribution
of
fancy
hats
lent
to
the
general
lollity.
The
menu
.Included
grape
fruit
cocktail
hearts
of
celery
and
olives,
chicken
a
ta
King,
with
mushrooms,
green
peas
and
mashed
po
tatoes.
French
rolls,
strawberry
ice
cream,
lady
fingers,
cakes
and
coffee.
Patrons
for
the
evening
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
P.
Smith.
The
snorts
committees
are
as
follows
under
the
general
chairmanship
of
O.
A.
Dlrom:
Badminton
j.
O.
Pea'rcey
and
II.
Graham;.
"
Basketball
A.
Murray,
w.
Sellers
and
L.
Falconer.
Soccer
A.
SCQtt.
W.
C.
Murrav
and
A-
Robertson.
8oftball
C.
Stewart
and
C.
Me.
Cullough.
Skiing
R.
Robinson.
W.
Salo.
I.
Kvale
and
F.
Hoskins.
Patriotic
Canada
Trumpets
and
bugles
were
blown.
England
has
entered
the
war
In
the
biggest
battle
ever
-
-
known,"
-.,
Canada
dW
not
stop
to
wonder
If
she
should
enter
the
fleht.
But
like
a
Ood
sent
thunder.
She
came,
wlUxher
arm
of
might
r
v
-
'
The:
mightiest-men
:c.ber
land
v
Traversed
the
foe-infested
sea
To
answer
their
hearts'
command.
True,
loyal
Canadians
to
be.
The
enemies
were
truly
strong,
The
battle
bitter
and
fatal.
But
whether
right
or
wrong.
Canada
stops
not
even
at
death's
portal.
Many
of
her
men
bravely
died..
witn
a
victorious
smile
on
each
face;
For
It
was
not
to
be
denied,
It
was
to
victory
they
did
pace.
Ah!
Then
the
day
finally
came
wncn
we
were
once
again
vic
torious.
While
we
again
upheld
our
name;
Patriotic,
loyalnames
so
glor
lous.
May
our
men
who
sa
bravely
fought,
its
glorious
name
ever
keep.
And
those
who
now
llveth
not,
Ever
peacefully
in
victory
sleep.
-By
IVAN
ADAMS,
Massett
C.
N.
R.
Trains
'"
For
the
East-
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
,S:3Q
pjtn
From
the
East-Tuesdays,
Thursday
and
flatus
days
io;is
pjn
District
News
Island
Notes
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Nash
of
Terrace
arrived
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
on
the
last
trip
of
the
.
Prince
John
and
have
been
guests
at
the
Premier
Hotel.
Mr.
Nash,
after
carrying
on
considerable
survey
work,
tett
this
week
on
his
return
to
Terrace,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Nash.
Cupt
Claude
Ketchum
of
Prince
Rupert,
one
of
the
real
pioneers
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
has
been
spending
a
few
days
at
Skide-,
gate
as
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C,
Stevens.
Capts
Ketchum
used
to
carry
the
mall
from
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
I$lands
during
the
War
on
his
boat,
the
The
collecting
of
Sitka
Spruce
cones
has
become
quite
an
industry
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
"Islands.
eehred
fnan
the
United
States.
William
Buike
and'Oeorge
Beau-
ctln
of
Skldeaate
are
reported
to
have
struck
some
very
good,
placer
on
their
claims
it
Eagle
Creek
on
the
east
coa&t
of
Oralum
Island,
i
First
snow
has
appeared
daring
the
last
lew
days
on
the
mountains
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Old
tuners
say
that
it
will
be
a
mild
winter.
Deer
are
reported
to
be
vert
plentiful
now
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
islands,
there
having
been
tremendous
Increase
of
these
ani
mals
which
are
of
exceptionally
Urge
slzejThere
.
also
a
marked
Increase
In
the
numbers
of
Canada
geese
and
mallard
ducks
althoueh
brant
and
California
eeese
are
fewer.
VANDERH00F
The
Vanderhoof
and
District
Board
of
Trade
has
been
advised
that
it
Is
the
Intention
of
the
pro
vincial
department
of
public
works
to
keep
the
main
roads
ploughed
of
mow
in
Orolneca
district
during
the
eomlng
winter.
William
Ferrier.
fisheries
inscec-
tor
for
this
district,
has
advised
the
Vanderhco!
and
District
Board
oi
Trade
that
Cluculz
Lake
mav
be
used
for
net
fishing
In
capturing
fish
other
than
trout
lor
vv,v
IIIIU,
as
IVJU
food
4U
Came
the
message
fast
from
far.
bearing
animals
keDt
In
eaDlivltv
Canada
heard
the
mlchlv
call
Providing
that
any
trout
which
may
Ere
the
trumpets'
echoes
died.
Tho
Canada's
population
so
small-
Canada
unhesltantly
replied.
oe
caugnv
inadvertantly
be
returned
to
the
water
alive
and
unin
jured.
A.
A,
.Hutchinson
of
Vanderhoof
district
deputy
grand
master
of
the
Masonic
rM
mniin
'
trln
Quesnel
to
offidiSte'
at'lhe1
onenlnsM'L-J.
'
nf"
a
natir
Hfo
tkr
it
I''
-
cenuy.
Mr.
nutcninson,
who
was
accompanied
by
J.
W.
H.
Day
and
R
H.
Moore,
also
paid
official
visits
to
the
lodges
at
Williams
Lake.
liar
kervllle
and
Prince
George.
The
provincial
deDartment
of
riculture
announces
that
it
intends
for
seed
grain
distributed
to
farmers
last
spring.
Promissory
notes
cov
erlng
payment
for
such
grain
will
fail
due
on
November
30.
Rev,
Basil
8,
Procktcf.
lodal
An
gltcan
rector,
conducted
service
at
Chllco
Sunday
afternoon
nnrt
in
Vanderhoof
lh
the
eveplng.
Mrs.
T.
O.
Wren
of
Hulatt
h.n
been
spending;
a
few
days
visiting
A
Young
People's
Socletjrjn
con-nectlon
with
the
local
United
SNAPrM
CtEANS
ANO
POLISHM
Bathtubs,
Washbasins,
Windows,
and
Mirrors.
Cannot
scratch.
Whist
and
Bridge
Party
by
Pioneer
Assn
Enjoyable
An
enjoyable
bridge
.and
hist
party
was
held
last
night
In
'the
Eagles'
Hall
by
the
Prince?
Rupert
rsoneerr
Association,
iresiaeni
A.
1.
Prudhomme
spoke
briefly
and
Robert
McKay
was
master
of
cefic-snonJes.
Refreshments
were
serve1.
Prize
winners
at
cards
were:
Bridge
Ladles'
Hrst,
Mrs.
A.
Norton.
3670:
second.'
Mr.
J.
H.
Malr.
707;
men's
first,
L.
Owens:
second.
John'
Bremner.
Whist-Ladles'
first,
Mrs.
Thomas
Balltnger.
212.
second,
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon,
119;
men's
first,
Kenny
Smith,
210:
second,
J
Rowatt,
117.
Church
was
organiied
at
a
meeting
held
last
week
at
the
home'
or
the
pastor.
Rev.
W.
a
Mcintosh.
An
ac
live
winter
season
is
anUclpated.
Thousands
of
sacks
are
being
col-
t.
woodman
of
h
m,.
hi..
tected
far
the
government
extrac-trict
,.ho
w......
p
HnM
tSoa
plant
at
New
Westminster
Oeorse
Hospltalk
u
reported
ta
be
whne
the
seeds
are
shipped
to
;
owIn
.,,4rf.,
Oreat
Britain.
United
States
and
Eastern
Canada,
M.
J
Williams
and
'
.!'
H.
Moody
ef
Skldeeute
Mission
have
BMBHMMMkMBBMM
securea
large
contrarls
from
Amerl-
i
can
seed
firms
fo;
collection
of'
pruce
cones,
which
-will
mean
sev-'
ml
hundred
'
dollars
business,
i
Many
Inquiries
have
also
been
re-1
Basketball
Standing
The
-league
standings
to
date
or
as
follows:
Senior
League
W.
L.
P
Moose
4
1
8
Orotto
3
S
C.
N.
R.
A
1
4
2
Ladles'
Leatue
Annette's
.
..'....m..'...S
0
10
High
School
w
.2
1.
4
Orottettes
'
.1
J'
2
Intermediate
Leatu
High
School
.;
3
2
oj
Warriors
....
.'3
1'
I
Legion
2
3,
4
Junior
Leatue
Scythians
.
6
0
13
High
School
a
2
4
Ooy
Scoots
Q
0
BASKETBALL
November
12
-C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Moose;
Annette
vs.
High
School.
High
School
vs.
Legion;
High
School
vs.
Scouts,
November
IS-
Orotto
vs.
C.
N
R
A.:
Warriors
vs,
jjjh
8chool;
Annettes
vs.
Orottettes:
ScythUns
vs
High
School.
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Choir
Leaders:
J.
S.
WlLson,
O.
Wilson;
Organist:
Miss
a
OUlson.
A.
T.
C
M
;
Minister:
C.
D.
Clarke
REMEMBRANCE
DAY
,
10:30
A-M
"A
SERMON
OF
REMEMBRANCE"
2;30
PAI.
Subject,
THE
POPPY
AND
THE
TORCH"
The
Poppy
has
no
significance
apart
from
the
Torch.
What
-
are
you
doing
with
the
Torch?
Anthemj
at
both
services
Come
to
church
on
this
Remembrance
Day
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
.Church
of
England)
;
,
-Very
Rev.
J.
B.
C.JVwm,
IMan
OrgipUt-reter.Uen
Choir
CidUr-A.
J,
Uneaer
V
.
8
A.M..
Holy
Communion
lOlM
AM..
Morning
Prayer
and
Sermon
12:30,
Sunday
School
1:30
PJ4,
Evening
Prayer
and
Sermon
Kindly
note
tlx?
change
oi
hour
for
the
morning
service,
so
that
the
two-minute
silence
may
be
suitably
observed.
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Mev.
F.
W,
IUfoe,
UJ),
Minister
W.
Vaughn
Davles,
OrranUt
MEMORIAL
SERVICES
Sunday
morning
the
services
will
begin
prwriptly'at
1Q;..
The
Auditorium
doors
will
be
closed
sharp
at
10:33
to
observe
the
two-minute
silence.
The
public
are
cordially
Invited
to
join
In
the
service.
The
Sermon
8ubject
wU
be.
"LEST
WE
FORORT
Evening
Service
at
7:30,
Sertnon
Subject,
"ARMAOETJDON
The
place,
the
Uut
great
National
Struggle.
This
It
not
a
battle
of
nation
against
nation
but
against
Ood
and
His
Christ.
There
will
be
cornet
solo
by
Ken
Oreen
You
are
cordially
Invited
to
all
services
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
rreaeher
Rev,
W.
D.
Grant
Holllngworth,
B.A.
WW.
Organist:
Mrs,
E.
J.
Smith
,:
REMEMBRANCE
DAY
SERVICES
10.'43
AJ.
Sermon
8ubJt:
"WHAT
MEAN
YE
BY
THIS
SERVICE?"
7U0
PAI,
Sermon
Subject:
THE
UNLEARNED
LESSON"
'
SPECIAL
MUSIC
Momlng
Tenor
solo.
"In
Flanders
Fields"
McRae.
Mr.
J.
A.
Teng
Quartette.
"Requiem"
Anthem,
"Recessional"
iBarnbvl
fs:,5
01tai
Mr
H.
Brocklesby:
N.
Anthem,
"In
Perfect
Peace"
(Williams)
Members
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
B.
E.
S.
U
iho
'Women's
Auxiliary
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band
will
no
special
guests
at
the
morning
service
All
visitors
welcome
BILLMOR
SHINGLES
Manufactured
by
a
local
mill,
by
local
labor,
from
local
produce.
Sold
at
prices
lower
than
ever
before
offered
in
Prince
Rupert.
All
No.
1
Cedar
Shingles
3-X
per
thousand
,
.,,.S3.Q0
5X,
per
thousand
ff
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PH1LP0TT,
EVITT
&
Ca
LTD.
Phone
4118
Saturd
ay.
Nov,.;,,;
SENSATIONAL
VALUES
CLEARAWAY
for
Stock
Taking
See
Tbew
.
.
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Kitchen
Range
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Clearaway
Pri
OD'v)
And
your
old
li;
KlIchtB
Ramte
s
,
Regular
mm
nn
en
Clearaway
pner
l)0,"
And
your
.V
:
Used
Urick
Lined
tone
Heater
"PQ'5
This
Is
your
xpiK
j-TO
HA
VI
Kaien
Hardware
Silent
Pianos
I
your
pjano
.,i,f
seldom
heard
..
Why
not
enjoy
the
In-st
music
in
the
world
in
your
leisure
hours,
with
KAMO?
"Tlserc
te
neihlng
lu.
r
a
lrmber
i
i
.
Wfe
will
take
your
make
yvu
a
liber.
.i
.
.
u
,
in
frade,
ui
a
r...i.
..
WALK
Kit's
Ml
SIC
STOUK
CHECK
YOUR
TUNING
DIAL
Stations
ha
I
r
'
night's
recent
ion.
r
-
correct
dial
-ttim
.
indicate
that
yuur
Km...
needs
adju.-ti:
Phone
Blue
320
for
partiouLfv
SUPKRIOK
RAUlO-EIaKCTKIC
WANTED
100
Permanenl
Waves
at
$3.00
Nelson's
Hcauty
Shop
Phone
853
FOR
FIIUST
CLASS
Shoe
Repairing
Sec
SIMPSON
Fifth
Avcoue
and
McItrMe
COFFEE
De
Luxe
Served
at
All
Times
of
Day
or
Night
Always
fresh
Uslnu
th"
method
-Doing
away
wholly
with
metal
taste,
stale
flawr
Healthful
and
lnvl(?orattni.
Commodore
Cafe
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson.
Albrrta
Dulklcy
Valley
Coals
are
'r"
teed
to
glvo
satufactfn
Try
ton
of
No.
1
Dulkley
ValW.
J
olio
sell
Timothy
Hay.
"tmh
Oats
and
Ilarley
Irincc
Rupert
FcI
Co.
an
I'lioniyi
SSI