i
Jatour
returned
to
the
-city
iVt
nlchfs
train
from
a
trip
L
He
attended
a
Sun'
Life
tantlon
in
St.
Andrew's,
Nev:j
ling
this
afternoon
toy
the
Prin-
Louise
on
his
return
to
Vic.
Any
Jliiw,
with
purthlM
m
jtmr
pchn$
mt
rtfutmr
frit
naval
cariacks
to
take
a
course
of
training.
fcnswick,
and
visited
company
Tennl3
Dlnner
Dance.
Presenta-idquarlrs
in
Montreal.
tk)n
Qf
CNRA
Prlnce
Rupm
i,,iclub
Pen
citv
tennls
trophies
,n
kL"
:,:
.!11;
Commodore
,
7
p.m
Saturday,
Sept.
mining
.,
20.
Adm.
75c.
Informal.
(227)
citv
frcm
th:
interior
on
Tues-
night's
t
ain,
railed
list
night,
Qf
Ken
c
B
IthsPfnce
Kupen
ior-n:s
nomc
.
.
.
RSeattle.
dellnauencv
of
a
luvenlle.
ha
hppr.
art
0
H.
Barry,
Inspector
otinnm
,
,w
5
'
........
..IM,
"
Ban
scnoois
nci
a
w
district
on
official
dutlss,
L?
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Petro
Valatto
and
children,
Angeto
and
Juliette,
Mrs
Gtovanna
S.
Culos,
Pete
Curtl
and
Vincenzo
de
Angelis
are
leaving
on
this
evening's
train
for
New
letter
has
been
received
by,
York
where
they
will
embark
Oc-Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
jtober
3
aboard
the
liner
Rex
to
Frank
L.
Buckley,,
who
left
Ivlslt
their
native
homes
In
Italy.
wuver
on
Monday
of
.this
week,
Mri
and
Mrs
Valotto
and
family
New
York
on
business
In
con-
j
go
to
Venice.
Mrs.
Culos
to
Milan
ion
with
the
local
pulp
milt
and
Messrs.
Curit
and
de
Angeli
Sect
BRA
taJtome.
GOOO
fOR
ONE
FULL-SIZED
'
PACKAGE
i
OF
DS
li
IN
JELLY
POWDER
HAND
THIS
COUPON
TO
YOUR
GROCER
m.ll
rOWDCI
.
IAK1NQ
tQWUL.
ft
II
COf
f
tt
.
SMttS
IXHAOS
IUII,
TICK
i
COMPART
IU.
VAHCOUVU.
s
c
TO
r.tnrrtt
-4
PLAIN
JANEJIM
C-K-W'X
EVY
MOfMtNG
AT
3
'35.
WATCH
SPECIAL
PRICES
IN
WINDOWS
sr.
Large
stock
must
be
soldneWt
stock
arriving.
Remember
your
icredit
is
good.
iOLDBLOOM
The
Oia
Reliable
ii
.I
m
:
k
.'
1
1
VANGOUVER
1
ni
"
i
Calling
at
Ocean
Falb
and
Powell
River
Steamer
leaVeTScK
RUPERT
every
Thursday
10:30
p.m.
Canadian
National
Steamships
V8-36
ftefibfi
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famons
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
iFisb
GbIdiiStdrageiCo;f.Ii4
PRINCB
RUPERT,
B.C-
Young
Folk
Enjoy
Jamborrev
In
Carl
Pohlt'i
Gralaery
Ando
Buokhouse-
TERRACE;
Sept;
23S-T-MIS,.
John
Linney
and
MrfeCarl
PohlaweM
hostesses
at
a.
Jouy
partyfor
young
people
which
was
-held
i
in
the
Pohle
'gralrry
andbunkhoise
five
miles
front.
Terraces
Itt
was
a
lively
Jamboreer
the-
evenings
proceedings
lntf
udmg.rthe
pla-ytn
of
'
games,
music!
ainad-boxingtt.Rf
ireshments
were
provided
-
in
.thc
form
of
roasted
'weiners.
Those
preen.t;
were,
Mliseg'.aeiHi
trude
McDonnell,
Thelmai.OIsen,'
Theresa
.
Newhanen
Mirien-
We-.
Clara
Little,.
John
Llttlei
Rci-i
Walsh,
Erk;
Linney
v
FrankaFfoero-.
John
Nelson,
Steve
tArttogtoviaDd
George
Giggiebergerj
St.
Pete
ft
rssiieaa-
,
Gold
and
mauve-
flowers:
werr
used,
in
the.
decorations,
and',
th
tea
table
was
covered
with
;
handsome
lace.
cloth.
The
tea
room
was
In
charge
of
Mrs.
W.'
B.'
Skinner
and
Mrs
J.
T.
Blrchall
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
Vlgar
pouted.
Ser-
ylteurs
were
Miss
Dorothy
Rush-brook,
Miss
Arine
B6ddle
and
Mrs.
Wilfrid
McLean.
Acting
as
cashier
was
Mrs.
A.
Frebourg.
TTie
home
cooking
table:
was
in
charge,
of
Mrs.
J.
Wi
Moorehoust.
Hotel
Arrivals
Savoy
M.
Nelsonv
ReVi
MilHiJLawrencei
Mr:
and
Mrs.
A.
Weeks,
H;
Brov;n;.
Miss
Myrtle
Robinson
and.
Arnold
Lawrence,-
city;
Henry
Collfsorr
and.
family,
Ketchikan;
J
Hal;
dane,
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
WQlLuniLeask
and
Petef
Haldane,
MetlakatlaV
N
KlcCarthy,
Oona
River;
G,
Hal'
danej
and
Mr;
and
-Mrs.
Cecil
Ryan,i
Metlakatla;
P.
Leighton,.
Oarllsler!
Mrs:
A,
H,
Perkins,
Port
Essmgv
tbn
Rfiyalt
O,
Polumbo,
Ehg'SimwLvLelgh-toh-.and'L.
Leask
city;
Mrs:
Jack
Turnbull,
Anyox;
ASklnner;tHtwt-boldt,
Sask.;
J.
PAulU,1
Cedarvale
Prince
Kaperi
Miss-
Gladys
Fisher
and!
Mii3
Vera
Norton,
Terrace,-
Mrs.
C.
F.
6land
and
O;
H."
Hosklns;
Smi-'
thers.
Atanouncementi
Orange,
dance,
September
25.
Vlmy
Pilgrimage,
Irispector
Hall,
Presbyterian
Church,
September
25.
FINE
TALK
ABOUT
VIMY
(Continued
qrromraga,
1)
.
comrades
He-introduced
themilrt-divlduallyvanda
helld,
so
herdir-
ected
thelf)
right'
hand
to
the
Kihgg
byi
use
of
his-
own
two
stubs
The.-
face
of
-
these-
blind
comrades'-wew
wreathed
in
smiles
and
lonsr,tafter;iUwy
hadA
felt-
th
clasps
or
ther
King's
hind
and
heaid
'Ahekound.tfihJj-volcej-
their
countenances'
remained
lighted
with
th.'
pleasure,
and;
Joy
they
felttln
.haTingitmeti
and
talked
to
theKliag4'The.Khigijwas
then
in-
trodocedbtoV
'MfSV'
CC
8
Woods
of
Wlnnipeg'4
whOBe-twelve.
sons
sr
vedliv
the.
OteatvWarj
six
of
;wh.n
werei'klU-iniFranceand(anotb.er
of
ti
whonvv
diedit
from,
wounds--
at
th''
Tdhonto.
Hoapitsai
Thee
Khv
ihen.inspeet)ed'f:the
contingent
ol
nurses,-,
stoppings.
every
nowv
avd
agoint!
wltriiia.
word
of
greeting:
to
tomeij
hall'
doeen
of
themi,
He
mingled
forv
at
time;'
among:
th
fronti
rante.
of
r.th
pilgrims-
ap.!
ttinvtcivitheitfliemorlai
by-
the
VJwJl,
Cr.lstepsonithe(Tigtiti
Enjoyable.Alfair.YcUtximvAftWi
J;
E;
B4d4ie
The
home.
ofi
Mrsi-
J;
Ei-
Boddiei
1545
Ninth
Avenue-Easts-
was.
-the;
scene
of
a
.successful
.
tea
.and
(bale
of
(home
cooking-
yesterday.
after
nocn
by
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church.
Weather
was
favorable
and
many
ladies
called,
being
received
by
Mrs.
Bcddle
-and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Kelsey.
;.eiident
of
St.
Peter's
Branch
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary.
M
upv
Ul5
-rVV
n
UAMUU'I
WRt:
Jlorw
WVLUMacken2ie.
Kthg-,:;
followed
iby
Hon1;
Ernest
LaPointe
Mlnistervot
J
listicei
Hon.
Ian
Mc
Kenzlef1
Minister
;oi.i
National-
De-
f
eice,
and
then
by:
the
Kihgu
Tht.K!ns
"TheuKmg-4'wast
dressed,
in-
grey
mornings
coat
dark
Ktrousers-
and
carried
illk;hatiln
his
lef
t:
hand
Hlai
leftr
breastiiwas"
lUeraUy
-cov
efred!
t
with.
:
war
medals
,and
on
t
h&
i
right
lapel
of
Ills
coat
he
wore
a
gold
medal,
the
gift
of
the
Can
adian
Legion
and
emblematic
of
(he
Vlmy
Pilgrimage:
'The
-morning
broke
with
a
light
grey
mist
and
the-
-sky
remained
overcast-
until
the"
commencement
of
the-
King's
speech,,
when
the
threatening
clouds
drifted
by
and
Junior-
Matric
Girlsv
Showeri
Airs.'
Vernard
Fossum
Is
Honored
By.
Farmer
Classmater
On
Wednesday
evening,
the
ghls
of
last
year's
Junior
Matriculation
,
class
at
King
Edward
High
School
!
held
a
miscellaneous-
shower
In
honor
of
one
of
their
classmates,
Mls-s.'
Clara
VVlkdal,
whose
marriage
to
Vernard
Fossum
took,
place
las;
Saturday.
The
r
surprise
party
wav
given
at
the.
home
-of
Mr
and
Mrs.
!
P.
WlkdaL..
Sixth.
Avenue-East.
The-;
evening,
was
spent
in
games
and!
music
after
which
delicious
rej
freshments
were
served,
Mrs.
Fossum
was
the.
recipient
of
many
beautiful,
gifts,-
I
The
former-
classmates
present
were
Norma
Archie,
Leah
Basso-Bert,
Margaret
Clarke,
Betty
Ellison,
Ingrld
Halberg,-
Eileen
Hamt-i
illn,
Lillian
Johnson,..
Jean
McLean,1
Margaret
McLeod,
Eva
Morris,
I
Freda
Mussallem',
Ruth
Nelson
and
Mary
belle
Stiles.
September
tkO
d
Ysxaa
LOCAL
NEWS'
N0TE&
CountrParty,
L.
famous
Slavinsky
Brother
Rosaroonoe
-
t
L
and
Mrs.
O.
W;
Nickerson
I.
Lt
nteht
on
the
Prince
10
Vancouver,
rt
for
a
ttorla
ana
dw'1""
Lnk
Brav,
chief
steward
of
th
Bamer
Prince
Charles,
whlclrhos
tied
up
nere
ivv
wuin?-..
hei
on
tne
nuivc
uuii'
fcit
for
Vancouver.
Tonight
8:15,
Inspector
Hail,
"Vtmy
Pilgrimage,"
Presbyterian
Church.
Collection.
(226)
For
d
runkenness,
Andrew
.
Pear.
son
was
fined
$25,
with
option
oi.
five
days
imprisonment,
In
city
police
court
this
morning.
Mn
and
Mrs.
W:
M,
Watts
,
and
family
have
moved
in
from
the
Waugh.
house
on
Atlln
Avenue
ln
Westvlew
to
Fifth
Avenue
West.
C.
Anilow-
sailed
last
night
on
t'-.hs
Prince
Rupert,
for
Esqulmalt
net?
Queen
Mary
tea.
Mrs.
broner's.
September
29.'
October
7
and
8.
Hell-
Viollrt
Recital
Willlami
BAlagnoj
Presbyterian
Church,
September
29;
tickets
at
Orme's.
Junior
Chamber
Dance,
October
2.
Of!
Commerce
(212)
Come
to
Bazaar,
Catholic
HaiL
United
Church
Supper;
Octobers.
LadlesK
Music
Club
Tea
Musleale.
Oct.
14.
Cahadlan
Legion
.
Bazaar,1"
Octj-
berjl5.J
Hyggas
Bazaar,.
October
23.-
Baptist
bazaar
carnival,
OctS
24
Oyro
Hoedown,
Moose
Hall,
OC
ober
30.
;
1'
St.vPeter!3tChurch'
Bazaar,
.Not-em
ben
125
the'
sun
began
to
shine.
Soon
the
entire
surroundings,
were
bathed
in
sunshinei
It:
remained"
bright
throughout
the
rest
of
the
day..
"Much
to
the,
delight,
of
the
French
Canadians
who
were
pres
ent
and
(particularly
to
the-
clt-
Izens
of
France;,
the
King.
spoKa
for
.
a
few,
minutes
In
French:
Irf
lhe.
courseii
of
:
his.
speech,
he
made
a.
very
feeling
reference
to
the.
Canadian.
dead.
At
the
conclusion
of
his
speech
he
'
said.:
'"''In
unveiling
this
memorial
to
our
fallen-
comrades,
our
thoughts
turn:
to
the
splendour'
of
their
.sacrifice
and
to
the
consecrat'.o:i
of
our
love
for
them
rather
than
to
the
cannonade
which
beat
up
on,
this
ridge
-a
6coreof
years
ago.
Statue
of
Canada:
"The
King
then
stepped
aside
from
the
dais
from
which
he
had
spoken,
touched
the
loose
end
of
a
small
rope
and
the
large
Can
adian
flag
lightly
unfurled.
It
revealed
the
lone
figure
of
a
woman
with
head
slightly
bowed
and
gazing
sorrowfully
across
the
plains
of
Diiay.
This
figure
rep
resents
the
mourning'
of
Canada
for
her'
dead.
At
the
conclusion
of
the.
King,.
speech,,
the-"Last
Post"
was
sound
ed
and
a
dead
silence
fell
over
Mi
great
concourse
of
people.
The
French
officers
saluted,
the.
French
soldiers
presented
arms,
while
tlw
Canadian
pllgrlmsiSnerely
stood
at
...in...
it,t..l"L--.il.l.
u-;.-
attention
they
having
beei
pre
viously
instructed
that
the
wearing
of
the
khaki
beret
was
coiv-6ldered--as
taking
the
place
of
a
unlfoi-m.
When
the
last
strains
had!-
faded
away,,
everybody
re
mained
silent-
a
further
few
min
utes.-The.
'Silence,
ended
"When
the
VRveille"
sounded
-and
the
Fren,h
President
then
spoke.
When
hia
speech
ended,
the
band
played
''Land
of
Hope
and
Glory
'
followed
by
"La.
Marseilles'
at;
the
con
elusion
of
which
the-
King-
and
President
walked
down
the
marble
steps
to
their
waiting
cars
and
drove
away,
Immediately
at
the
conclusion
of
the
service,-
widows,
mothers
and
other
relatives
who
'had
suffered
bereavement;
made!
tneir
way
a
the
memorial
where
they
exam
lned
the-names-
engraved
therov
whllei
some.
200'other
'
relatives
who
had.
brought
wreaths
all
the
way
from
i
Canada,
endeavored
to
place
theseion
that'
part
of
the
memoi
lali
i
especially
designated
for
the
purpose
:
"During
the
course
of
the
cer
mony,
12
planes
of
the
British)
AU
Forc&
flewover'
the
grounds!
and
were
'followed
later
by
18
Frencn
aeroptanes.
ini
legulan
formation!"
There
werev-a
number
lof-vtsltois
at-
theuluncheorw
They
were-'Dr.
Ik
W
Kerglnv
WUllanv
Crulckshanlc,
C..
C.i
MMS,
Walter?
Vance;
Hi
A
Breeit,.
T.'
Aa
MacCullum;
Hubert
Ward;
and
Theo.
Collart'.
Next
Regiment
Meets
Tir
Prepare
For
.Winter
Activity
At
a
meeting
last
night
in
the
Armory
under
the
auspices
of
First
'
North
B.C.
Regiment,
preliminary
arrangements
were
made
for
var
ious
phases
of
regimental
activity
during
the
coming
winter.
Col.
'J.
D.
Johnston,
officer
commanding,
was
In
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good
turn-out.
In
addition
to
tho
'
straight
Infantry
work
whlch
.
willi
start
October
1
there,
will.be
ac-i
tlvity
in
other
flelds.such:as
slg-j
haling,
first
aidbasketball
and'
badminton.
Okanagam
Fruits
And
Vegetables
To
Saskatchewan1
VERNON,
Sept.
25:
Okanagan
apples
and
vegetables
are
being
shipped
by
the
carload
to
-farmers
tj
'
and
families
In
the
-drought-stric-l
ken
areas
of
Saskatchewan.
J
OE,
.Gullck..
iormely
,mgLragej.
for
Swift
Canadian
Company
nt
Prince
Rupert,
whp
was
trans-1
'
f
erred
to
Vancouver,
has
now
been
ngain
transferred
to
Calgary.
Mrs.
GuMck
and
family
left
ahead
of
him
drlving,through
to-
Calgary-ln
order
that
.the
children
might
nor,
miss
tneir
scnooungv
We
sell
circulation
We.
have
It.
BUTTER
First
Grade
Q
J
c
Q
1U0
V
-M.
ci
iuj.
........
.
BULKLEY
VALLEY
.
BEEF
Pot
Roast,
lb:
.;..10c.
k'Gross
Arm,
lb.
....
12c
Prime
Rib,
lb
15c
Brisket,
lb,
.
........
,8c-
ECGS
Shamrock
''A-'
Grade
in
Cartons
7C"
2doz..
....
...
L
Shoulder
Veal-
4
lbs.
Rolled
Roast-
Veal
I
per
lb'.
Butt
Pork
Chdps
Der
lb
i
Butt
Pork
Roast-
per
lb
Ayrshire
Bacon-perl
b.
Pork
Tenderloins
per
lb
Legs
-Lamb
lb
Frying
Chickens
i
earn
50e
22c
25
c
23
c
28c
28c
2Sr
Diamond
"A'1
Bacon-
AQA
Der'
lb.
-
Ol
Sausage-Meat-;-
25C"
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