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We
are
Headquarters
for
Rubbers
and
Rubber
Footwear
of
ail
kinds.
Get
yours
now
while
the
stock
is
complete.
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for
Cutta
I'ercha
and
oHier
leading
makes.
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store
lt
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Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIAL
OUTSTANDING
PERSONAGE
Rev.
Dr.
Charles
W.
Gordon,
better
known
throughout
the
country
as
Ralph
Connor,
was
a
Presbyterian
minister
who
preached
for
many
years
at
Winnipeg
to
a
congregation
composed
very
largely
of
professors
and
students
from
Manitoba
College.
His
sermons
had
an
intellectual
quality
that
distinguished
them
from
the
average.
They
gave
the
listener
credit
for
a
reasonable
amount
of
common
sense
and
brain
power.
It
was
not
from
his
preaching,
however,
that
Dr.
Gor
don
became
known
to
the
pople
of
Canada
but
from
his
books.
They
were
an
interpretation
oi
life
in
the
com
munities
in
which
the
Presbyterian
Church
was
a
power
ful
factor.
Usually
they
contained
a
description
of
a
real
reu-iJlUUUcU
nyiu
in
aiiicu
me
nciu
a.
man
wiiu
husi
ctunrlino-
fnr
rprtnin
nrinoinlps
in
which
th
vvritpr
strnnrr-1
ly
believed.
Alovthey
dealt
with,
many
df
the
problems
of
the
day
with
which
yoTihg
men
and
women
of
religious
training
are
bound
to
wrestle
in
this
changing
world.'
Dr.
Gordon
was
a
strong
advocate
of
church
union
anrl
he
joined
the
United
Church
on
its
formation.
His
convictions
were
all
for
union
but
his
life
was
Presbyterian
and
he
never
was
quite
the
suiikj
after
the
change.
LOOK
FOR
THIS
SEAL
OF
QUALITY
ON
ALL
B.C.
DISTILLERY
PRODUCTS
SOLD
IN
3
SIZES
12
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25
SI
75
SOCO
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oz.
f
Tliis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
MacKENZiE'S
FURNITURE
STUDIO
COUCHES
Can
be
made
Into
one
Double
or
two
Single
Beds.
Compartment
for.beddlng.
Covered
In
good
tapestry.
$45
00
Without
Bedding
Compartment
$36.00
I'bone
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3rd
Avenue
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ACT
Be:
Cert'Jlcao
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IJLne
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ot
aw
rt.
Map
818.
WHEREAS
proof
it
loan
of
the
Above
Ccriflea1
ct
Titte
iMued
1',
th
name
of
vallace
Laneley
hwn
filed
In
thli
clftee,
ncAfee
U
glwn
Uili
I
(hall,
at
the
cxpimu.
of
ojut.
tawfb
from
the
dtc
of
the
first
publtotitlon
hewwf.
Issue
a
pro-vUltnJ..CerUflcat
of
Title
In
lieu
o4.
Mid
lost
certificate.
urMm
In
the
meantime
valid
cbjeotlon
he
made
to
mo
In
writing.
DATED
tit
the
Land
Registry
Office.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
O.,
thte
23rd.
dny
of
Octoliw.
1137.
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
'
Deputy
TUYtaU'ur
Of
Title.
LAND
ACX
Nolkc
of
Intention
tn
Apply
to
Ip
Prince
Rucr
Land
RecordlnE
Dlrlot
fil
British
Columbia,
and
ltu.
Tivke
liotloe
Lha,t
Prank
Waterman
ot
I
mnoe
Rupert,
occupaitlon
miner,
lr.-t
lo
ikpplj
tor
a
of
the
fol-
lowing
described
land:
CommMiRinv
f
.
...
,wi
oi
the
hlh
clllfa
on
Whlt
Band
i
island
and
betne
300
ft
E.
&rwr
ot
White
Sand
Island,
and
n
ix
i
eiae,
tnence
ooo
let
8
W
thenc
BOO
feet
N.
W.;
thence
60o'
fet
N.
E.;
thence
COO
feet
s.
E.
and
con-talnlng
12
a
ores,
more
or
ten.
FRANK
WATERMAN
Dated
August
28,
1837.
ease.
High
average
scorer
iox
me
evening
was
Mrs;
Harold
Raybone
ot
Rangers
with
255.
The
individual
scores
last
night
were
as
follows:
Big
Sisters
1
2
3
V.
Alexander
123
75
106
B.Dickens
164
133
99
E.
Dickens
130
172
96
May
Bond
-
93
137
154
Mrs.
Dickens
98
80
129
Handican
185
185
185
Total
-
,
793
782
769
Telephone
Girls
1
2
Johnson
54
39
McLeod
H9
100
Eastman
160
116
Peachy
69
97
Anderson
NNNNNN..
40
140
j
Handicap
237
237
Total
-
-..
679
...729
Illue
Birds
1
2
Pierce
235
150
Boulter
160
176
Turgeon
191
Hartwig
235
149
Keron
-.
128
139
Croxford
124
Handicap
40
47
Total
-
,
922
852
Rangers
1
jRabone
333
Berg
269
McFadden
-
117
1.
V"
.
2
213
165
221
Total
1018
983
Merchantettes
Total
Annette's-.
Stone
Basso-Bert
P.
Dickens
I
Handicap
,-
....,v.-
1
A.
Colussl
144
Rose
La
Belle
Mrs.
Halliday
Wilson
Mrs.
Viereek
..'
Handicap
........
157
152
86
167
81
120
159
157
81
171
81
787
:w
1
130
137
139
172
106
27
2
153
188
192
126
142
27
Total
,
711
88
Our
Gang
I
2
Smith
214
140
Ingram
...!
262
196
Clceone
...,......'
141
192
Gurvlch
:
154
108
Fitch
144
154
Handicap
...,
125
125
Total
.'.v.!..!
,
1010
915
Knox
Hotel
1
2
3
I
Peterson
185
169
93
Brasell
...:.'..r
154
157
147
scharf
170
133
170
Sellg
-
195
156
88
West
...
..V
147
104
120
Handicap
Ill
111
237
4
Total
...r'.'JL
962
55
I
The
Ladies'.
League
standing:
196
Rangers
12
158
Annette's
11
188
our
Gang
9
Merchantettes
8
190
Blue
Birds
6
153
Telephone
Girls
5
23
Big
Sisters
5
Knox
Hotel
4
908
.
-
172
45!
119
102
168
3
4
6
7-
9
10
10
11
ot
nneferences
3
138
J37
225
162
235
111
1
.-
-
i
i
-
RANGERS
LEADING
Scored
Clean
Sweep
Victory
over
Blue
Jtlrds
in
Ladles'
Botvlinr
League
The
Rangers
assumed
exclusive
leadership
In
the
standing
of
the
Ladles'
Bowling
League
as
a
result
of
a
three
to
nil
game
victory
over
Hlue
Birds
last
night,
Jn
other
scheduled
fixtures
last
night
Big
Sisters
won
over
Telephone
Girls,
Annette's
over
Merchantettes
and
Halberg
...,.,.1
126
Balllnger
.it;.-.i.::
128
Handicap
...V
45
Our
Gang
over
Knox
Hotel
with
I
Johnson
scores
of
two
games
to
one
In.
each
Owens
178
161
45
178
91
tonnage
to
the
needs
of
war
and
'
.4Aa
V
o
H
2
3
hi:
'
TRADE
IS
DISCUSSED
(Continued
from
Patte
One)
other
factors,
iumor.
.1
i
ij..m
in
the
last
year.
ae
UU
14
V
V
-
...metals
and
fisheries
products
11
..j
-i
k
orrootorl
hv
this
ln
W0U(U
aMJ
uc
j
-
crease
In
rates.
Turning
again
to
the
British
the
first
move
to-
wards
which
had
been,
made
in
-35
British
Columbia
years
ago,
Mr.
Window
declared
that
this
prov-3
irvc
stood
to
lose
or
gain
more
181
than
any
other
part
of
the
Empire
233
bv
changes.
British
Columbia's
i
193
prosperity
could
best
be
safeguard-123
cd
by
development
of
Empire
Mr.
Wlnslow
replied
that,
so
far,
'
British
Columbia's
fisheries
pro-duets
were
handled
on
a
laree.
scple.
Specialty
products
must
be
handled
on
a
smaller
scale
and
"
also
Involved
technical
problems.
890
1008
industrially.
British
Columbia
was
still
pioneering
It.
Doubtless,
in
W
L
Pts
'''me
specialized
products
would
12
be
an
Important
part
of
the
Brl
jj
tlsh
Columbia
fisheries
business.
9
8
6
CO.MMEItCIAL
BOWLING
5
5
Printers
...11
C.
N.
R.
No.
1
9
4
Rupert
Motors
9
C.
K.
R.
No.
2
9
3
,
Elvln
Johnson,
who
has
been
on
Electrical
Workers
8
220
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
North
Star
1
195
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Gyro
Club
5
131
Prince
George
this
morning.
Biological
Station
5
10
$100,000,000.00
1
'
'
'
'
T
li
1
1
11
i
Man
in
the
Moon
Good
day
to
everybody,
even
to
my
critics.
Have
you
taken
out
a
home
Improvement
loan
yet?
I
thought
perhaps
I
might
borrow
about
ten
thousand,
1
I
can
get
the
manager
In
a
good
humor.
;
We
like
a
hotel
to
overlook
the
sea
but
we
hate
to
have
It
overlook
good
food,
good
beds
and
good
183
trade.
A
permament
trade
policy
"I've
Just
had
the
most
dellght-
27
with
the
United
States
eould
also
ful
holiday,"
said
Jones.
"No
regular
contribute
to
a
great
extent
to
hours
for
meals.
No
extra
charge,?
940
prosperity
of
this
country
but
It'
for
baths.
As
much
as
you
want
of
,was
essential
that
the
rwllcyj'food,
with
plenty
of
fresh
frull,
no
3
should
be
permament
and
not
sub-Kips
for
waiters."
127
tft
chanse
at
short
notice!
"rmA
omMnnsI
Where
did
vou
168
which
would
leave
trade
suspend-1
go,
Jane?"
165
ed
In
mid-air.
"Simple!"
replied
Jones.
"I
Just'
184
At
tlie
conclusion
of
Mr
Wins-
stayed
at
home."
165
i0W's
address,
there
was
a
gen-
125
eral
discussion,
a
number
of
ques-
r
tlohs
being
asked,
Hugo
Kraupner
934
Inquired
as
to
the
nossiblllty
of
development
here
of
specialized
fish
products
such
as
preserving
of
fish
In
cans
In
various
ways.
THE
SAFE,
SENSIBLE
WAY
TO
RELIEVE
CONSTIPATION
Every
one
knows
the
danger
of
constipation.
PilU
and
drugs
usually
bring
only
temporary
relief.
That's
because
common
constipation
Is
due
to
meaU
low
In
"bulk.
Kellogg's
Aia-Bran
contain
"bulk"
that
doee
not
break
down
In
the
body
as
doei
that
of
many
leafy
vegetables.
AlXrBBAN
absorb
twice
It
weight
in
water
and
forms
a
oft
mass
that
gently
sponges
the
intestine.
Kellogg'
ALU-Ban
1
a
food-riot
a
medicine.
In
addition
to
'bulk"
it
give
vitamin
B
to
tone
up
the
ystenv
and
iron
for
the
blood.
It
I
a
healthful
way
to
get
rid
of
constipation
and
all
it
evil.
Eat
two
tahleapoonfuU
dally
with
milk
or
cream
thra
time
a
day
In
severe
case.
Or
It
In
making
bran
muffin,
bread,
in
salads
or
soups.
Guarantied
by
Kellogg
in
Loudon.
kit
,
7-Year
2i
Bond,
due
November
15,
1944
,
,
"
Issue
Price:
98.50
and
Accrued
Interest,
Yielding
approximately
2.74
to
Maturity.
.
and
1
4-Yeiir
3i
Bonds,
due
November
15,
1951
OlbbW
on
or
ifler
Novmbr
15,
1948
.
Issue
Price:
99.0Q
and
Accrued
Interest,
Yielding
approximately
3.34
to
Maturity.
.The
l
Bohdi
will
be
dated
December
1.
1937.
The
Bonds
and
thef
Bonds
will
be
dated
November
15,
1937.
Principal
and
interest
will
be
payable
in
lawful
money
of
Canada.
Iattrot
will
be
payable
without
charge,
semi-annually,
at
any
branch
in
Canada
of
any
Chartered
Bank.
r
Dtnominationt:
'!
I
Dominion
of
Canada
1937
Refunding
Loan
I?
1
The
Bank
of
Canada
is
authorized
by
the
Minister
of
Finance
to
thcriw
subscriptions
for
this
Loan,
to
be
issued
as
follou)v.
H-Year
1
!c
Bonds,
due
June
1,
1939
hsue
Price:
99.125
and
Accrued
Interest,
Yielding
approximately
1.59
to
Maturity.
AND
1
Bond
?1,000.W
2Va
Bond.
$l,0O0.
34
Bond
$100,
$500,
$10.00
Proceeds
of
this
Loan
will
be
used
for
refunding,
in
part,
the
outstanding
total
of
$122,799,800
on
converted,
Dominion
of
Canada
5l2
Victory
Loan
Bonds
maturing
December
1,
1937.
The
additional
cash
required
for
thi
purpose
will
be
provided
from
the
Treasury.
Payment
is
to
be
made
in
full
against
'delivery
of
interim
certificates
on
or
about
November
15,
1937,
in
the
case
of
the
2'
Bonds
and
the
3,
Bonds
and
on
or
about
December
1,
1937
in
the
case
of
the
1
Bonds.
5J4
Victory
LoAn
Bonds
dup.
December
1,
1937
(with
final
coupon
detached)
will
be
Accepted
at
par
up
to
the
amount
required
for
payment
of
allotments
of
the
new
Bond.
Resultant
cash
adjustments,
where
necessary,
will
be
made
at
the
time
of
delivery.
Subscriptions
may
be
made
to
the
Head
Office
of
the
Bank
of
Canada,
Ottawa,
through
any
braoch
in
Canada
of
any
Chartered
Bank
or
through
any
recognized
dealer,
from
whom
copies
of
the
official
prospectus
containing
complete
details
of
the
loan
may
be
obtained.
The
Minister
of
finance
reserves
the
right
to
allot
subscriptions
in
full
or
in
part.
The
iubcription
list
will
open
November
3,1937,
and
will
close
as
to
any
or
all
of
the
uiatuririei,
with
or
without
notice,
at
the
discretion
of
the
Minister
of
Finance.
Ottawa,
November
2,
1937.
I:
li
Trappers
and
Dea!J
1
kind..
0(
FURS
As
I
have
cap
1
2f
prices.
y,lltlih1
Send
n
your
fnfo
Will
be
wired
v
,!
"""J
they
arrive.
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Block
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Nolwdy
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
Good
The
Ilooms
Are
Clean
The
House
h
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Are
Reasonable
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HOTEL
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with
the
year
round
paytw
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RENT
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th
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I
315
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