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w,
i
PEAS
Furniture
Exchan
Prince
Kupert
-
atii
Royal
City
Pe
are
particularly
full
of
flavor
this
year
owing
to
wonderful
weather
during
th
growing
period.
Order
a
few
cam
today.
FOR
SALE
One
23-Je
well
Vanguard
Waltham
Off
A
A
Watch
Price
a3UU
Rifles
30
U.S.A.--Good
as
CA
new
5t55jatFV
"
Winchester
Self
Loading
gQ
Shot
Guns
Double
Barrel,
Hammerless,
2
00
Musical
Instruments
Tenor
Banjo,
Orpheum
No.l
Guitar
Good
as
new
.
.
.
.
$17.50
$8.00
Used
Furnit
lire
Beds,
Dressers,
Dining
Room
Suite,
Studio
Couch,
Tables,
Kitchen
Ranges,
Etc
New
Furniture
Beds
Complete
with
Cotton
Felt
Mattress
and
Cable
Spring
All
A
sizes
?AiiitU
Floor
Covering
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum-
Square
yard
85c
D.
ELIO
ge
Hours
1)
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
-By
Westover
DID
VOU
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THat
M3U
AiEi2fs
PICK
OUT
TUB
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K.IQ-HT
cSdT
TO
BUZZ
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THB
Referendum
PUBLIC
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
a
referendum,
as
required
by
Bylaw
No.
897
of
the
Cltv
of
Prince
Rupert,
will
be
held
on
Monday,
the
27th
day
.of
September,
1937,
from
8
a.m.
to
8
D.m..
at
the
City
Hall.
Fulton
Street,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
to
ascertain
(1)
As
to
whether,
In
the
event
of
the
Canadian
American
Pulp
and
Paper
Mills
Limited,
or
any
other
company,
obtaining,
utilizing
and
carrying
on
tne
manufacture
oi
pulp
and
(or)
paper
at
the
dry-dock
site
in
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
it
should
be
eranted
the
fol
lowing
concessions,
in
lieu
of
all
rates,
licenses
and
(or)
other
rorms
of
municipal
taxation
to
which
it
may
be
subject
under
the
"Municipal
Act,"
at
present
or
in
the
future:
(a)
A
fixed
annual
payment
of
One
Thousand
Dollars
for
a
period
of
five
years
and
a
fixed
annual
payment
of
Five
Thousand
Dollars
for
the
next
twenty
years.
(b)
After
the
expiration
of
the
said
twenty-five
year
period,
the
rate
of
taxation
is
not
to
exceed
twelve
and
one-half
mills
on
Improvements
and
twenty-five
mills
upon
land.
(c)
Free
water
for
fire
protection,
personal
and
other
uses
not
directly
concerned
with
manufacturing
operations
during
the
"lifetime
of
the
Industry,
(d)
Permission
to
take
arid
use
the
water
required
by
the
said
pulp
and
(or
)
paper
mill
from
Shaw-atlans
Lake,
during
the
lifetime
of
the
industry.
(2)
As
fo
whether,
in
the
event
oi
the
Canadian-American
PuId
and
Paper
Mills
Limited,
or
any
other
company,
obtaining,
utilizing
and
carrying
on
the
manufacture
of
pulp
and
(or)
Daner
at
the
Seal
i
Cove
site
in
Waterfront
Block
I,
I
ranee
Rupert
Townslte,
it
should
I
be
granted
the
following
conces-
clnno
4n
ttan
1
nil
,Mfa.
Itnnnpn.
and
(or)
other
forms
of
municipal
taxation
to
which
it
may
be
subject
under
the
"Municipal
Act."
at
nres-
,ent
or
in
the
futurei
(a)
A
fixed
annual
payment
61
Five
Hundred
Dollars
for
a
per-1
lod
.of
twe'nty-jfive
years,
(b)'
After
the
;eplrj3oA:
61
the
twenty-five
year
period,
the
Dated
at
Prince
Rurjert.
Province
of
British
Columbia,
this
seven
teenth
day
of
September.
1937.
D.
J.
MATHESON,
Returning
Officer
WARS
ON
FOUL
PLAY
LONDON,
Sept.
23:
(CP)
Campaigning
to
stamn
out
fnnl
play,'
the
English
football
associ
ation
has
decided
that
whbrp
i
three
cautions
ar
recorded
against
a
player
the
case
will
be
referred
to
the
discinli
n:i
rv
commltlee.
Try
a
Dally
News
classiri-rt
uri.
vertlsement
for
best
results.
THB
DAILY
lOWf
"SUFFERED
SIX
YEARS
WITH
CONSTIPATION"
"For
six
years
I
suffered
with
constipation,
and
I
decided
to
try
All-Bran.
I
have
been
eating
it
once
a
day
for
about
four
and
it
has
certainly
done
the
work.
Mrs.
Herman
Futrell
(address
on
request).
Tests
prove
that
Kellogg's
All-Bran
is
safe
and
effective
for
correcting
common
constipation.
Within
the
body,
All-Bran
absorbs
twice
its
weight
in
water,
and
gently
exercises
and
cleanses
the
intestines.
It
also
furnishes
vitamin
B
to
tone
the
intestines,
and
iron
for
the
blood.
Just
eat
two
tablespoonfuls
daily,
either
as
a
cereal
with
milk
or
cream,
or
in
cooked
dishes.
Three
times
daily
in
severe
cases.
You'll
find
this
food
far
better
than
habit-forming
pills
and
drugs.
All-Bran
is
sold
by
all
grocers.
Made
by
rELLS
OF
CROWNING
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin
Interesting
Speaker
With
Illustrated
Address
At
Gyro
Club
Not
the
great
procession;
ItseLf
or
the
Impressive
ceremony.
In
WesV
.nlnster
Abbey
but
the
general
atmosphere
and
the
gigantic,
preparations
were
the
features
of
the
Cor
onation
of
King
George
VI
In
Lon
don
which
proved
most
striking
to
him,
said
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin
in
streak
ing
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
Its
regular
weekly
luncheon
yesterday.
No
where
else
in
the
world
but
in
England
could
such
a
great
show
have
been
staged.
Nevertheless,
it
was
astounding
to
consider
that
In
England,
known
as
It
was
for
democracy
and
personal
liberty,
the
people
should
enter
with
such
enthusiasm
Into
such
a
celebration
at
that
of
coronation,
emblematic
as
it
was
of
the
mon
archy
which
in
so
many
countries
nad
been
discarded.
Dr.
Kergin
told
of
the
handling
of
the
vast
crowds
which
throng-;
ed
the
'streets
like
"sardines
in
a
box."
It
was
aLTmost
impressivei
The
speaker
told-
how
,
he,
;aripV
his
rate
of
taxaUbn
fi
not
tofexPr!
Pa"?:"
viewed
.
the
;
great-proces-
improvements'
and
twenty-five
TCI
"
n5i'Tr
.,ni.-
LUa
'
their
seats
at
7
a.m,l
although;
the
parade-'
did
not
nass
until
3
trm
.
zl
.
I
uiawwn
w
uuu
me
;cruwas
t.i.i
u0
in
uu-
gave
tne
Dowager
Queen
Mary
was
:
.
-""""
a
wonaenui
tning,
said
Dr.
Kergin.
thlSf
oPf?v,
T;
fUring
"was
not
excelled
by
tnetributc
of
the
lifetime
of
the
Industry.
loyalty
and
arfectlon
ra&
(d)
Permission
to
take
and
use
the
corded
the
new
king.
water-required.
by.the
said
pulp.
As
f
or.
the
Duke
of
Wlndsory-Dr
and
(or)
paper
mill
from
Shaw-
Kergin
said
that
''the'
'genTralliF-
atlans
Lake,
during
the
life-
tttude
of
the
British
people
ap-
tlme
of
the
Industry.
peared
to
be
that
It
was
the
best
(3)
It
is
Understood
that
nn
tp.
thine
that
F.riunrri
cVinnlft
Vio
u
iia
)L
tall
business
shall
be
conducted
on
dropped
out.
either
site.
I
Dr.
Kergln's
remarks
were
pre-
I
Those
entitled
to
vote
are
prop-
"binary
to
a
very
Interesting
dLs-j
erty
owners
as
defined
by
subsec-
play
oi
mvlng
picture
scenes
of
I
Hnn
OI
r9
cAnllAH
ion
-
.1
thf1
Pnrnnntfnn
cmo
nf
rnUUl.
.....
..v..
u
iou
Ul
tut
u4
wiiitii
wt.il
"Municipal
Act"
and
also
all
hold-
actually
taken
by
the
doctor
hlm-
ers
of
licenses
Qualified
tn
vntPielf..
under
the
"Llcenslnz
Bvlaw"
of
the
Dr-
H.
N.
Brocklesby,
president
of
City
of
Prince
Rupert
at
Civic
Elec-
the
cluD
wa
In
the
chair.
Lunch-tlons.
.eon
guests
were
Ernest
Meadows
and
George
Dlbb.
President
Brocklesby
announced
that
next
week's
luncheon
would
be
addressed
by
Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson
and
that
members
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
and
their
husbands
would
be
guests.
The
luncheon
of
the
week
following
will
be
cancelled
and,
instead,
there
will
be
a
dinner
ddnce
and
theatre
party
on
the
evening
of
October
8.
W.
F.
Stone
was
appointed
to
represent
the
Gyro
Club
at
a
Boy
Scout's
organization
meetlne
to
be
held
Thursday
nieht.
Jack
Bultrer
win
represent
the
club
at
the
an
nual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bowling
League
Sunday
night,
the
expectation
being
that
the
club
will
again
be
represented
In
the
League
this
winter.
AWAY
TO
KITIMAT
to!
tlis
therp
were
number
of
lay
delegates
including
Mrs..
C,
'V...
Wilkinson
of
I'rince
Rupert.
Mrs,
peter
Kelly
'
'
RUSH
Mg
TO
62.1
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A'S
H
I
M
rTOKI
1
1
I
''
'
1
Rev.
Dr.
Ostcrhout,
Rev.
Dr.
Ra-ley,
Dr.
II.
II.
Cohvell,
Mrs.
P.
A.
Kelly,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
Kelly
and
J.
C.
Byers,
engineer
of
the
boat,
left
on
the
Thoma9
Crosby
for
Kitimat
to
take
part
Presbytery
Concludes
Vork
At
In
the
big
celebration
marking
United
Church
and
Promin-
tho
sixtielh
year
of
the
estab-
ent
Members
to
Take
Part
lishment
of
the
Christian
mission
;
Celebration
at
that
place
by
the
Methodist
.
,
:-
7
.,
.
Church.
Mr.
Ralcy,
who
was
in
All
day
yesteruay.
the
Prince
charge
there
for
about
thirteen
Kupert
Presbytery
of
the
United
i-earn.
Is
tn
1p
thP
np,.lal
o.a)
Church
of
Canada
Avas
in
session
0f
honor.
In
the
Church
parlors
.dealing
j
Tne
celebration
will
consist
wilh
routine
matters-
connects
0f
n
unique
and
elaborate
pa-with
the
church.
The:
sessions
ant
showing
conditions
as
tey
commenced
at
ten
o'clock
and
aJ-'
iourned
I
about
an-
hour
before
'
vent
of
the
mission
and
ending
m.dn.ght.
Rev.
.
IVster
Kelly
of
by
a
huKe
banquet
on
Mond
he
mission
Joat
Thomas
Crosby
RhnwirKr
onntmaHn.
nn.utnn..
.resided
and
others
present
in-
0n
Saturday
there
will
be
a
day
eluded
I,ev.
Dr.
S.
b.
Osterhout,
of
gporta
and
0
Sundaj.
reuKloUfl
upenntendent
of
missions
from
SPn.-irp
i
whtrh
ih
vi.itnro
-m
T
.
Tt
T
r
.
ninL-yuver,
ncv.
o.
u.
jacKSOL
takp
inri
7
,,
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Kev.
K.
L.
McConnell,
mission-
r,
Rupert,
hev.
D,
.
More,
of
Ilaz-
4
ary
at
Kitimat
was
unable
to
get
;'t0":.
secretary,
Rev.
.
Seldcr
to
the
Presbytery
meeting
but
he
o
iSkidegate,
Rev..
.
Cdwe
I
C,.
wi,
be
present
to
receive
the
jf
Port
Simpson,
and
Rev.
0.
It.
4
t.'!:.
i
In
a
addilion
i,A,;-
'
ylsHin;
mernU'r.
from
Prince
Ruperl
Induction
Here
l
ae
IMUIIUU
Next
Sunday
it
was
announced
that
Induction
of
Rev.
J.
C.
Jack-
i
Rfin.
iho
nour
tifltiin.
tf
Ptrif
TTni.
-9cean
halla
.,nd
.
-1'eter
Wells'
ted
Church
in
Prince
Rupert
pf
Port
Simpsonr
Guests
at
tliJ,
would
take
place,
with
Rev.
T
V
fessions
..wWe
Mrs..
,-N.Ioses
ofcowell
of
Port
Simpson.
Rev.
D.
;r,rimv'
COiwetljW.
Mpre
of
Hazelton
and
Rev.
C
?f
the;missidnovrbina3,Crbs-lD.
Clftfke
taking
part
in
the
In-
DVi
'
.
-
1
:i
if
-
.
.
-,
,
.
.
.
.
uuciion
service
ihe
delegates,
yesterday,
afternoon
vere
ehfert,aiuetl
at
tea
by
Rev.
and
Mrs.
J.:
Jackson
at
'he
Parsonage,-
-
Encouragement,
was
given
by
the
Presbytery
to
native
congregations
to
be
represented
at
fu-Hne
sessions.
They
are
fully
en-titled
to
participate.
Kitimat
Jubilee
At
1:30
this
afternoon
a
paily
tonsisting
of
Rev.
Peter
Ki'lly,
CLEAN
FALSE
TEETH
-GET
RID
OF
STAINS
New
Etty
Wy
No
Bruihinf
Rf
r-KIptn.
imaitnr
new
dlimvtrj,
r.
rnoTri
blickctt
tulni.
trnlih,
Imrtmr
lik
miile.
Jut
put
falie
(rrth
or
brldzrt
In
t
llui
of
water
and
add
Steia-Klwn
powder.
No
mpur
bmihini.
Recommended
by
den-tiiti
approved
bj
Good
Houiekeepini.
At
all
drugfiita.
Mont
back
U
Dot
delighted.
Your
Story
In
BicrruRES
',
I
l
if
Shup!hdis'
onyoUR
OWN
make
the
'Sweet-
-l
Hi
-li
t.
I
aaaaaHaH
c.
owry
.jor
yQu
anqyour
family
or
"
1
i-
v"er
dook
can
compare
with
M
Ybur
Snapshot
Album
The
time
to
make
up
your
Album
Is
ALL
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tne
time.
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off-thls
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.mtiiTT"
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that
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to
give
you
hours
of
.
'
pleasure
and
eflableyou
to
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over
again'
those
happy
,
times
.you
treasure
so
much.
00
Kodak
Albums
'
The
handy
"Week-end"
style
23c
and
33c
The
"Waldorf"
and
the
"Tudor."
50
leaves-Artificial
leather
cover
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Grey,
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on
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e
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leather
binding
.
The
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"Bahnoral"-and
the
"Kodak
Memory
Book"
All
at
Kodaks
"Super-value"
prices,
from
52.25
to
$4.00
Nuace
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Corners
2
pkgs
25c
Silver
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For
writing
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black.
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25c
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coat.
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