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Former
Northern
Pastor
Installed
In
Ontario
Now
!
Friends
or
Rev.
C.
A
Wright,
formerly
pastor
of
Forbes
Presbyter-Ian
church,
Grande
Prairie,
Alta.,
and
who
preached
at
Pouce
Coupe,
Dawson
Creek.
Hudron
Hope
and
elsewhere
in
British
Columbia'
will
be
intore&ted
in
his
recent
installation
as
pastor
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
at
Wallaceburg.
near
Chatham,
Ontario.
The
Wallaceburg
congregation
has
a
communicant
membership
of
347
and
always
has
been
entirely
self-supporting.
The
Burch
Presbyterian
Church,
Fort
St.
Jonn,
Peace
River
Block,
which
was
organized
at
the
Instance
of
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
has
Just
completed
and
dedicated
its
first
church
building,
a
fine
frame
structure
which
is,
with
the
exception
i
of
Providence
Hospital,
the
largest
building
in
the
village
The
work
was
done
under
the
supervision
of
the
Presb.'lerlan
missionary.
Al
exander
MacSween,
B
A.
6o
MOPE
CPS
PER
LB.
EMMIM
'.521300
OBMYTEA
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DRAWING
WINNERS
Keen
Interest
Taken
in
Raffles
at
Catholic
Bazaar
Last
Night
Drawing
for
prizes
in
the
grand
anU
olher
ralflei
brought
the
annual
cathr.ile
bazaar
to
a
close
last
night.
A
laige
crowd
was
in
attendance
and
much
interest
was
taken
in
the
drawings
of
which
I
jt:ier
l
oi
aon
and
Johnny
Coina-dina
were
:n
charge
with
Kithbcn
O'Neill
draw:ng
the
winning
tickets
which
were
as
follows:
Grand
Drawing;
First
Prize
$50,
won
by
Mrs.
C.
B.
Morrison,
Big
Missouri,
No.
-308.
Se-jnd
Prise
$25,
M.
Pederson,
Prince
Rupert,
No.
134.
Third
Prize
$25,
C.
J.
Reich,
Prince
Rupert,
No.
949.
Fourth
Prize
$10.
Ellen
McNul-..
tin::
ftupart,
No.
576.
Fifth
Prize
$10;
Harper
Reed,
Telegraph
Creek,
No.
1107.
.
.Sixth
Priz
$5,
David
Scott,
Prince
Rupert,
No.
1175.
Other
Raffles
Fancy
Quilts
J.
A.
Glllis,
No.
34.
Pillow
Slips
S.
Prudhomme,
No.
175.
Woollen
Dojls
Margaret
Stalker,
No.
10.
Teddy
Bears
Margaret
McCaf-fery.
No.
10.
Cushion
Cover
Donated
by
Mrs.
N.
M.
McLean;
won
by
Miss
Doris
V2tster.
No.
49.
Box
of
Candy
Donated
by
Miss
Mary
Asrtori,
won
by
Leona
Raabe,
No.
58.
MacKenzies
Furniture
Carries
a
Complete
Stock
of
Congoleum
Their
store
is
i
splendid
place
to
buy
your
requirement.
Call
at
:
their
store
or
order
by
mail.
PHONE
775
BREED
PHEASANTS
FIRED
ERICTON,
Oct.
8:
(CP)
Breeding
of
sufficient
pheasants
to
justify
an
open
season
In
central
New
Brunswick
within
the
next
five
years
Is
the
aim
of
Harry
C.
Moore,
chairman
of
the
game
bird
committee
of
the
Frederlcton
branch
of
the
New
Brunswick
Fish
and
Game
Protective
Association.
Pheasant
breeding
began
here
three
y?arr
ago,
an
incubator
being
used
this
year,
.and
a
large
number
of
birds
have
been
liberated.
Electric
Iron
Mrs.
J.
-Lorne
McLaren.
Coffee
Set
Donated
by
John
Bulger,
Won
by1
G.
N.
M'nhs,
No.
27.
Two
Pairs
of
Men's
Socks
Donated
by
Walts
&
Nlckerson,
won
by
Frank
Comadina,
No.
89.
Coffee
Table
Donated
by
Gordon's
Hardware,
won
by
Charles
Sunberg,
No.
323.
Five
Pounds
of
Butter
Donated
by
Valentin
Dairy,
won
by
Fred
RiffoV
No.
50,
Box
of
Apples
Donated
by
Dolr-on'i
Amadlo,
won
by
Mary
Miller,
No;
4:
Five
Sacks
of
.
Coal
Donated
by
Thomas
Trotiec,
won
by
Mrs.
Anna
Johhfen,
No.
24.
Fancy
Dressed
Doll
Won
by
Mrs.
E.
J.
Fitzpatrick.
No.
36.
Half
Ton
of
Coal
Donated
by
Albert
&
McCaffery,
won
by
Dick
Lcng,
No.
34.
Plant
Donated
by
Mrs.
R.
F.
Perry,
won
by
James
McNulty.
Eox
of
Apples
Donated
by
Mrs.
Pater
Byrne,
won
by
George
Eales.
Silk
Net
Bedspread
Won
by
A.
E.
Phillips.
I'll
t
your
Iioitie
in
Huh!
with
the
times.
Start
with
the
floors
.
.
.
for
in
any
room
it
is
the
FLOOR
-which
strikes
the
keynote
for
your
colour
scheme.
The
bright
new
Coiigok'iim
Cold
Seal
Hug
patterns
for
full
will
suggest
ninny
at
tractive
decorative
treatments
.
.
.
and
their
modest
cost
will
leave
you
extra
dol
lars
for
other
articles
of
hous
furnishings.
Congolcum
Gold
Seal
Hugs
are
luhour-saving
a
dump
mop
keeps
them
spotless.
No
tiresome
heating
and
sweeping
.
.
.
no
scrubbing
and
they
lie
Hut
without
fastening
bf
any
kind.
Visi
t
your
favourite
department
or
house-furnishings
sloro
and
exumine
these
rugs.
But"
beware
of
imitations!
Look
for
the
Gold
Seal.
It
is
your
only
assurance
of
genuine
Congolcum
it
is
your
only
guarantee
of
complete
satisfaction.
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The
pattern
illustrated
above
ii
"BAKU',
Congnleum
Cold
Seal
Rug
No.
4t3.
Not
aho
the
Congnleum
Gold
Seal
Hall
Runner.
It
it
160.
Contoleum
Cold
Seal
Rug
range
from
the
$mal
iyi
x
3
ft.
tnali
to
the
large
9
x
IS
ft.
rug$
and
are
turprliingly
Inexpemlve.
A
6
x
a
ft
rug,
for
example,
colt
only
.15
Congnleum
U
aha
available
In
yard
gooit
uhere
complete
floort
have
to
be
covered
CONGOLEUM
CANADA
LIMITED
MONTREAL
FOR
YOUR
CONGOLEUM
RUC.S
SEE
Gordon's
Hardware
We
carry
a
large
stock
of
all
sizes
in
the
newest
and
inost
popular
patterns.
j
THE
DAILY
NHWi
you
can't
Buy
a
BIGGER
VALUE
THAN
iti
ii??v!
m
mi.
"No
oilier
fooil
gives
me
uth
crisp,
vthulenine
gootlness
as
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes.
They're
a
real
bargain
1"
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
lead
the
world
in
sales
because
women
know
genuine
value.
They're
nourishing,
easy
to
digest.
Wonderfully
convenient
and
kept
oven-fresh
in
the
patented
WAXTITE
heat-tcaled
inner
bag.
At
all
grocers,
ready
to
serve
with
milk
or
cream.
Made
by
Kellogg
In
London,
Ont
corn
0
FLAKES
IS
MADE
BETTER...
PACKED
BETTER
TASTE
BETTER...
LAUREL
AND
HARDY
HERE
Popular
Comedians
Said
to
Make
Hit
in
Their
First
Western,
A
Kip-roaring;
Comedy.
"Way
Out
West,"
the
week-end
feature
offering
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here,
presents
the
famous
comedy
team
of
Stan
Laurel
and
Oliver-
Hardy
in
their
first
western
picture.
They
play
the
roles
of
a
couple
of
tenderheels
In
the
wild
and
woolly
west
back
In
the
Gav
'Nineties.
It
Is
heralded
as
one
of
the
most
rip-roaring
and
mirthsome
songldancc
hits
of
the
season.
When
the'
sad-faced
Laurel
and
the
pompous
Hardy
leave
off
pros-
nectins
In
the
desert
to
hitch
hike
tr
trurn
nn
a
stnpp
rnnrh
with
a
I
m
deed
to
a
valuable
gold
mine,
they
commltt
a
succession
of
misdeeds
that
lead
to
a
series
of
adventures
and
hilariously
funny
episodes.
The
deed
Is
one
they
have
been
asked
by
a
dying
old
prospector
to
give
to
his
daughter
In
town.
They
deliver
It
to
the
wrong
girl.
Finally,
they
blunder
their
way
to
a
happy
ending
In
a
cloud
of
dust.
The
supporting
cast
includes
Simon
Lynne
as
a
honky-tonk
'queen;
James
Flnlayson
as
her
husband,
Roslna
Lawrence
as
the
girl
of
the
story
and
Stanley
J.
Sand-
ford
as
thp
sheriff.
There
Is
also
a
large
company
of
cowboys,
miners,
dancing
girls
and
western
characters
(Law
Poultry
Fresh
Killed
For
Thanksgiving
HO
LiNG
FOWL
25
C
Lb
I
COASTING
CHICK-
QOp
6i
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-Lb
IKYING
CHICKENS
gQ(
Lb.
Fil'.ST
GRADE
Qf
HUT1I.R
3
lbs.
Roast
and
Stew
LEG
LAM
II
25C
Lb.
IIOSTON
IJUIT
25C
Lb.
I1KEAST
LAMB
jQC
Lb
VEAL
STEW-
Lb,
EGGS
"B"
Grade
G
A(j
vv
la
cartons.
3
doz.
EASTERN
.OYSTERS
gQg
MINCEMEAT
FOR
9?p
IMKS
2
lbs.
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"A"
BACON
OCp
0
V2-lb.
pkts.
2
for
.
ALL
KINDS
OF
FRESH
AND
SMOKED
FISH
COTTAGE
CHEESE
2Q(
MUSHROOMS
....
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Skidegate
Dance
Nets
Big
Amount
To
Aid
Hospital'
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SKIDEGATE,
Octi
8:
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Skidegate
council
land
sponsored
by
Mrs.
C.
M.
Mc-Intyre,
Mrs.
A.
Jonas
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Stevens
of
Skidegate,
a
dance
was
held
at
Skidegate
for
the
benefit
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
City
Hospital.
The
dance
was
a
complete
success
both
socially
and
financially.
The
gratifying
sum
of
$114
being
realized
as
a
result.
Queen
Charlotte
Hospital
Is
Busy
Institution
Has
Been
Active
Since
Arrival
of
New
Doctor
from
Quebec
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY.
Oct.
8:
Ever
since
Dr.
D.
T.
R.
McColl
arrived
from
St.
Andrew's,
Quebec,
to
take
charge
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
City
Hospital,
he
has
been
continuously
busy.
Indeed,
the
hospital
is
short
of
space
to
accommodate
comfortably
all
those
who
have
been
coming
there
for
treatment.
Dr.
McColl
has
been
appointee,
mining
recorder
In
addition
to
his
other
many
local
duties.
Watts
506
'third
Avenue
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and
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10
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cloths,
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latest
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You
ovc
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to
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to
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our
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From
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10
$38.50
OVERCOATS
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absolutely
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tweeds.
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