rfday,
September
10,
1937;
LOCAL.
NEWS
NOTES
ee
we
-
fin
tall.
shgeA
W
mifrid
J.
Hicks,
win
sail
tonigni
fthe
Cardena
for
a
holiday,
trip
ancouver.
Ars,
M,
A.
Oreift
returned
to,
her
me
In
Terrace
on
Wednesday
Inlng's
train
after
a
weed's,
visit
re
as
the
guest
of
Rev,
and,
Mrs.
Blrchall
at
Seal.
Cove..
Appointment
of
a.
new,
pastor
to
nulpit
of
First,
uappisi
unurcn
ie
is
expected
to
be,
made,
shortly,
fantime,
services,
are
bainij
con
ked
Sunday
evenings,
with
P.
II,
hdzey
in
charge.
.
.
A
i
V-
.
.
(1l1...nl.l,n
jr
ana
Mrs.
tu
wuf
onvwiiucs
i
sailing
tonight,
on
the
Cardena
;
a
(.rip
mj
victvMiv
"yy,
wm
u.
feompanled
by
theft
daughter,;
ss
Honora
Sllversldes,
who
will;
te
up
studies
In
the
south.
Connery
left,
yesterday
on.
his
urn
to
Mill,
Bay
after
having
fcnt
the
last
two
weeks,
at
rjls
ne
here.
Mrs.
Connery
win
leave
brtly
to
spend,
the
winter
with
husband
at
Mill
Bay.
LAC
K
H
E
AD
S
u-khruli
Imnlr
dissolve
and
JUtrpeir
r
ihll
on
Imp!,
f
nnd
iur
method.
two
ouncef
or
inroxin
powow
irom
.
niff
atrir.'
nrlnkt'
It
off
i
hot.
ret
Kb,
rub
th
'
gnll
vr
l)lfkh4,
1
U
gon.
JUvta
lllljrwooil
compiixwo.
Stv
j
a,
iiugnes
oi
Victoria,
erintendent
of
Pentecostal
As-
bblies
for
British
Columbia,
Is
Etinulng
his
mission
here.
There
fe
enthusiastic
meetings
Sunday
I
Tuesday
evenings
and
another
,
be
held
tonight.
While
in
the
rlct,
Mr.
Hughes
plans
to
visit
Iwrace
and
Klncglith.
,
a
result
of
the
meetings
and
factions
made
by
Mrs.
Beckle
on
Denan
oi
me
rnenas
oi
MacKenzie-Papineau
Battalion
ipiin
the
sum
of
$232.90
was
i
After
deducting
hall
rent
advertising
the
sum
of
$199.33
nude
available
to
the
commit-JTiis.
sum
.wilL,
bewjlorwarded
e
national
committee
in
Tor-
to
provide
comforts
for
the
adian
boys,
in
Spain.
Clearing
all
lines
of
men's
shoes,
regardless
of
cost
at
fashion
footwear's
removal
sale.
(t.f.)
parents
wishing,
to
register,
child,
ren
In
first
and
second
year
music;
classes
with
Miss
Margaret
McCaf-!
rery
may
do
so
at
Booth
School
on
6o
MORE
CI'PS
PR
LB.
OPDIIWrTW
240
XT"CUP5
00
Mrs.
Alex
McLeod,
who,
has
been
paying
a
visit
here
with
her
mother.
In-law,
Mrs.
D.
McLeod,
leaves
by
this
evening's
train
on
her
return
to,
Lopdop,
Ontario.
Announcements
Beagles'
Bridge
Series,
begins
Sept.
15.
16.
29
United
Fashion
Show,
September
Presbyterian
Tea
at,
Mrs.
Brem-ner's
September2l.
.
St.
PeterX
VjfcA.
Tea,;
ParLl.
Hall,
September
23.
Presbyterian
Choir
Tea,
October
1.
Catholic
Bazaar
October
C
and
7.
C.
C.
F.
Bazaar,
October
23.
Gyro
Hallowe'en
Dance,
October
Presbyterian
Bazaar,
November
4.
St.
PptW
V.
A.
Bazaar.
N
Mrs.
J.
T.
Harvey
and
child
sailed;
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for,
v
tnp.to.
Vancouver,
and.
Victoria.
Mrs.
Sid
Elkins
and
her
brother,
Bruce
Wilson,
sailed
"last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Van.
couver.
W;
R.
McAfee
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
ver.
Dr.
A.
L.
Prltchard
of
the
Nan-almo
Biological
Station
leaves
on
this
evening's
train
for
Topley
en-route
to
Bablne
Lake
on
investigation
work
in
connection
with
salmon.
Corp.
M.
F.
Foster
R.C.M.P.
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
"Regina.
He
will
be
away
three
months
and
Constable
A.
G.
Hamford
is
here
from
Hazelton
to
relieve,
during
his
absence.
J.
F.
Phillip,
for
years
city.,
ticket
agent
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Edmonton,
and
Mrs.
Philip,
arrived,
la
the,
qltx
QP,
last
night's
train
from
the
East
and
sailed
on
the
Prince
Geqrgg.
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
Philip
Is
on
a
trip
to
the
coast
on
sick
leayq.
Mr.
apd
Mrs.
W.
L.
Coates
are
sailing
toplght
on
the
Princess.
Ade-
dalde.
for
Vancouver
enroute.
to
Montreal
and
New
York
on
a
six
weeks
vacation
trip.
David
Scott,
well
knpwn,
purser
of,
Canadian
Pa-ilfiq
steamships,
arrived
In.
the,
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
,this
af-tjernopn,
from
Vancouver
to
relieve,
is
general
agent
for
the
Canadian
'aplflc
Railway
here
during
Mr.
Coates'
absence.
Mrs.
S.
P.
Woodside
Is
making
atlsfa$tory
progress
following
an
operation
at
the
first
of
the
week
?muer
IB.
.itnl
Mr
Wnnrfislrip
rpturned
at
Canadian
Legion
Fall
Bazaar.
November
25.
the
end
of
last
week
from
a.
trip,
to
Victoria.
"Xrlghlmun
enry
ut.
ITe
tell
them
to
use
St.
Charlet
Milk
for
their
babie;
tool"
CHARLES.
MILK
is.
ST.
nourithing,
so
lafe,
it
is,
small
woniler
that
babies
all
over
Uie
country
are
thriving
on
its
goodness.
Turest
of
rich
country
milk
evaporated
just
a
few
hours
after
milking
time,
St.
Charles
is
always
extra
frtnh
.
.
.
and
extra
gonl
liecau.ie
it
is
irraliated
by
the
best
niethinl
known
to
science
for
an
added
supply
of
the
imrjortant
Sunshine
ViUmin
U
which'
encourages
sturdy,
growth.
Ak
your
doctor
alout
St.
Charles
for
your
baby.
He
knows
its
purity
anil
high
quality.
You'll
Joy
it's
delieloutt
Taste
St.
diaries
as
it
comes
from
the
can.
You
would
never
have
lwlieved
that
evaporated
milk
could
be
so
much
like,
pure,
fresh
cream.
Use
it
daily
in
your
cooking
and
in
tea
or
coffee.
A
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PRODUCT
Look
or
B.C.
La
11
'ftonfotvi
ST,
CHARLES
(VI
THE
BETTER
I
It
RADIATE
I)
EVAPORATED
MILK
WILSONS
FOft
SALE
1927
Fordor
Sedan
Phone
Red
528.
(211)
FOR
SALE
Twenty-eight
foot
boat,
4
h.p.
Easthope
engine
(new).
For
quick
sale,
$200i
Phone
Green
429.
(216)
FOR
SALE
All
household
fur-:
niture.
Apply
Mrs.
Morris,
:
Leeds,
Apartments,
Phone
Black
925."
(213,
ABOUT
THESE
REPAIRS
For
'
lumber,
shingles,
cement,
plaster,
Quiet
Weeing
i
At
Seal
Cove
Miss
Bertha,
Waiter
of
ytcjtorla
Be.
comes
Bride
of
M.
II.
Lawrence
of
Bilimor
Thp
mnrrlflirp
fnok
nlnrp
rmlptJv
REALLY
KILL
l?ni
Mqnday
at
3:3Q
and.
at
Border,
SUere
he
will
attend
a
Rotary
Club
So"
3
3
'SSftZZ
J
Mls
School
on
Tuesday
n
at
4
district
meeting.
packet.
No
spraying,
no
stUlneS,
Bertha.
Waltes,
daughter,
of,
Mr.
and,
'
J
'
no'.
'
Lad.
odor.'
-
'1.1,-
Auk.
..
Drurrn.i.
n'
r..
XKre
Mrs.
rSonroo
Georee.
lTranlr
Frank
Woltoo
Waltes.
nf
of
VI..
rour
Vic-'
Frank
Warne
of
the
Fisheries
of-
Crer'
rj0,:-S'
Si
;
to
MorJey
Hernan,
Lawrence,
flee
Is
on
a
trip
to
Meziaden
Lake:
CWKP-
PACKS:f
T
:
son
ot
lIr.
and,
Mrs,
John
Har,v.ex
northof
Stewart
oh
official
duties.!
WHY
PAY
MORE?'
.Lawrence
of
Sprucedale.
Ontario.
Mrs.
Warne
sailed
last
night
on
the
1
thb
wilson
fiy
pad
co..
H.miii0;.'ont.
Only
immediate,
friends
ol
tne.
con-
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancou
tractlng.
couple
were
irj
attendance.
at
the
ceremony.
The,
.bridesmaid.
i
the
sypn?
orni,
ot,
qmijm
was
Miss
Mary
Slevert
and,
the
In
th$
Mattfjr
bf,
En.
Ohorn',
Dfxeaffi
groomsman
Lea
B,
Hansen.
Mrs.
J-.!
i
..
.
An
I.
.
.
.
:e
Blrchall.
presided
at
the
organ.
Xrr
'and
played
the
Wedding
March.
TAKE-
NOTICB
that
by
order,
ot
H
r
'.
Followlne:
the
ceremony
a
wed
X
viWilUns
breakfast
was
served,
at
the;.
Aonunwiiawc
ot
um.
esute.
oi
eji
nome
oi
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
trie.
wart.
ObapK!,
Dgcose.
an4
all
partlwhav-
Rpv
T
r
Rlrrhall
nrnnospd
the
herabjfreouired.
to
furnish
same,
pro-
toast
to
the
bride
to
which
the.
HKff-dg-S'-Vwop.
a.
TNnS
groom
responded.
The
groomsman
all
Indebted,
to
the
estate
are
'
oroposed
a
toast
to
the
ladies..
fKri.
to
J01
01
itiflTl
Mr.
and,
Mrs,
Lawrence,
have
tak.
-
en
up
residence,
at
Bilimor.
The
ToAinTstr.
8room
ha
hen
ated
In
thls.dls-Prince
Rupert,
b.
c
trlct
for
several
years.
The
bride
Da.ted.
the
17th,
day
of
August,
a.
D
arrived
from
Vlqtoria
Immediately;
'
1
prior
to
the
marriage.
Classified
Ads,
FOR
REiJT
CLEAN,
well
furnished,
modern
CHRISTMAS
Card
agents
make
apartment.
Phone
Red
444.
(211)
HO.USE
fully
furnished,
with
oil
burner.
From
October
1st.,
owner
leaving
town.
Phoi.ej
Blue
890.
tf.
FOR
SALE
more
money
selling,
the
Premier
Art
Guild
line
of
personal
Christmas
cards,
and
bojr,ed,
assortments.
We,
pay
you
50
percent
commission
on
nersonal
cards
priced
qver
one.
4f))fflr
per
dozen,
practically
40
per
cent
on
our
Dpllar-a-dozen
series.
Agents-
should
not
be
satisfied
w,ith
le&
Premier
lint
is
the
smartest,
largest
and
most
up,
to.
date,
and
ready
for
you
to
begin
making
money
with,,
at
onee.
No
experience
necessary
;
no
charge,
for
sample
book.
Prices
are
lower
and
commis;
sions
higher
at
Premier
Ar!
Guild,
576
Seymour
St.,
Van-
couver.
Apply
today.
Agents
in
smaJJer
towns
should
write.
WANTED,
i
awV
TtJrTgvuZ
WANTEDr
.Male
Scotch.
Terrier
v
-
-
-
pup.
Phone
Green
335
116.
tf.
FOR
SALE
12
foot
rowboat
wjth
,
pair
of
Spruce.
Spoon
Qars,
HELP
WANTED
MUSJC
Dlverj-lon
ami
I'se
(215)
Us.ed
one
season,
also
Johnson
VIOLIN
TUITION,
theory
and
O.ulbpard
motor
3.3
h.p,
y)"7.t
mony.
Miss
N.
Lawrence.
Phone
raooej,
used
uiree
weens,
rcice
oeu,
uiasses
"
start
Sept.
1
for
the
lot
$125,Q0.
Apply
P.
.
O.
Box
1G98.
tC'
WATER
NOTICE
(212)
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
Tile
Depart-
-
-
-
-
hienjt
ot
Public
Works.
Canada,
whose
GIRL
wanted
for
housework
tern-
utidress
Best,
Office.
Building,
New
poratily.
Apply
Mrs.
EulJer,
Westminster.
B.C.
will
apply
for
a
1207
Water
Street
Waees
S5
a
"
Uke
"t
u
so
Imp.
oals
"Ptt'
,r
vxx
ren
Creek,
whjch,
IlGva
ej:uth;rjy
and
rtratos
Into
Skldegute
Inlet
about
900
ii,Ar.
j
i-i
WANTED
-
G.ood
strong
:
girl
for
ft
alwis
Hlgh
Watcr
general
nousewvrK
on
iunur
uuc.
Mark
from
th
Opvrrnment
"
Wharf
mile
from
village.
Apply
stating
queen
charlotte
city.
i
age.
Roy
Doll,
Kltwanga,
B.C.
1
wt
"i
be
dverte,d.
at
a
(215)
PF1111
'9t
'5Q
.
upstream
fipm
.he
'
bridge
cm
the
Oovernmfnt
Queen
Char-
STENOGRAPHER
MALE
:
AND
ST?kS
i
r
r.Al
ALh)
WA.N.lltiU
in
1
rinro
Vvnf,
ourppse.
ucoa
the
foreshow
re
Jtupert
by
me
dominion
ivn
fyrvj
desfli;ii.
as,
lot,
2870
Queen
Service.
Applications
for
ex-
'
Chntjoti
iianu
Dtrict,
B.C.
amination
to
reach
Ottawa
by
J
r,
.
,
.o.l
ut
i
i
i
grcuna
on
the
27tn
day
of
August,
1937.
September
18th.
We
have
help-.
A
CTpy
ot
'nrJe
and
appll.
ed
hundreds
to
obtain
Civil,
caitlcn
pursuant
thereto,
end
to
tiie
Servirp
nositfona
and
can
heio
"Water
Act"
will
bVtlled
In
the
of-
Proof'
this
at
WrPj
you.
of
statement
.
and.
full
information
about
Ihi
bJt;tl-,7,
thv.
applicatio
may
be
examination,
etc.,
free.
M.
C.
iipd
with
?.'d
waw.
Begprder
or
G.
Cvili
Ser.viqe.ac,ho9ls,
fauir
'
Ccjiccroiie
V?'trTfr
wnus
per.
Oldest
in
Canada.
(211;
i'Wf
-an
X'c-
B-c-t
.r,
-,lWa.
tWjty,
days
ajir,
yt
ap.
-
-
.ctiiMnse
:I
UjvS.initl5e,
to
a,
local
news-
MALEJIELIMVANTED
rT
:
-'
J.'.
-2
h-r
;
DSPARTilflTiJJ.
pP
PUBLIC
MEN
WITII
GOOD
personality
for
wortKa,'
;ajnad
Applicant.
,
"permanent
employment
to.
work
"By
J-
P.
FcrdV,,
District
iv,
...r
nit'v.
m''B..
Engineer,
Aeent.
,
.'"
.
-
.
.
,
.
'
Th.
i
W
iSKt
publication
of
"T"'w
'
this
nofce
U
eptauib;r.
lotn,
i37.
4.p,m;,
to
John
Sawlqkl,
Room
24,
'
VVtholm.e
Rooms,
Prlrct!,RJipert.
-
(211),
Bg.
wlsi.
Rparl
tn
want
ads.
UNIQN
STEAMSHIPS
im
Steamer,
leave.
Prince
Rupert
fflfr
ajcojicr:,
ins
y
werto.
Ms.w
-a
If,
gnxijalfti)
pase.
putcbsf.
UckeU
At,
office.
further
Information
regarding
reservations
and
tickets
from
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ate.
Phone
SKI
C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
East
Mondays,
Todays,
Wednesdays,
and
frljjays;
6
p.m.
HERE'S
a
wholesome,
easily
digested
snack
for
hungry
youngsters.
Crisp,
delicious
Kel-logg's
Corn
Flakes
are
wholesome
and
satisfy
ing,
at
any
time,
of
the
day.
Always,
oven-fresh
and
flavor-pcrfer
t,
ready
to
eat.
One
of
the
higgest
values
your
grocer
sells.
Made.hy
Kellogg
in
Lorw
don,
Ontario.
PqTHRKt
From
the
EasU.
-..,
Tuesdays,
Thursdays,
and
Saturdays
.:
11
p.m,
The
Daily
N.ws.
lias,
an
auditerl
;lrculatlon.
Play
safe!
HUNG
JwmF
Make
your
New
Dresses
look
SMARTER
NuBack
Tel
escopic
Will
not
ride
up
Cqrsetry's.
Greatest
Forward
Step
in
decades
At
Wallace's
Third
and
Fulton
SKYWRITER
Pen
and
Pencil
Sets
Produced
by
Watcrmans.
11-kt.
Cold
Pens
Excellent
for
School
The
Pen
The
Pencil
The
Set
$1.25
75c
1.85
HAIR
QIL
FREE
With
your
purchasQof
Fitch's
Dandruff
Remover
Shampop
55c
Ormes
Ltd.
TTJia
hone
'er
Druqpiats
The
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From
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a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
From
12
noon
till
2
p.ni
7
p
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till
9
p.m.