-
YOU'LL
DO
IT
BETTER
MD
EASIER
WITH
QUAKER
OATS
TO
SUSTAIN
YOUR
ENERGY
;
lust
try
eating
t
delicious
break-
i
r
i-
,i
1
n...
1
r
-
USt
OI
iuancr
uiu
every
uay
lur
two
weeks
nd
see
how
much)
better
you
fee!
bappirr
to.
IS
SPEAKER
Describes
Coronation
to
Keen
In
terest
of
.Parent
Teachers'
Association
The
rcrular
monthly
meeting
of
ihe
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teach-
Irs
Asociatlon
,last
evening
at
the
oth
Memorial
School
was
one
of
the
be
attended
the
assocla
lion
has
ever
had,
the
special
at-
tractions
being
an
address
by
iMlss
Earl
on
her
Impressions
of
the
Coronation
procession
and
her
trip
through
the
,01d
Country
presentation
,of
the
.Entrance
Hih
School
certificates
al$o
ftook
place
Miss
Earl
was
greatly
impressed
by
the
solidarity
.of
.the
Empire
op
.her
position
at
.Canada
fctase
she
was
in
the
centre
of
the
Canadian
Colony
in
London
and
bl.arare
view,
.of
the
procession
uealth
of
color
of
the
various
L'ipwentatlves
of
the
(Empire,
the
Lwt'T
prsence
of
.Queen
.Mary;
Inciting
countenance
,
of
vQueen
Eaton
and
the
manly
character
MSr.g
George
combined
to
make
min
that
"all's
well
with
the
fiorld.
With
touches
of
humor
lively
descriptions
.and
apt
.quota-tins
the
speaker
took
her
listen
I
ers
to
the
Houses
fit
Parliament
Ascot
Races.
Edinburgh
Castle,
,the
Blarney
Stone
and
the
auditorium
In
Dublin
where
the
Irish
sweep-tokes
are-
drawn.
Altogether
the
address
proved
a
real
treat.
In
the
absence
of
.Cltv
Commis
sioner
W
J
Alder,
-Arthur
;Sutton,
principal
of
the
King
Edward
H.gh
School,
presented
the
En
hance
to
High
School
Certificates.
H
welcomed
the
graduates
and
aed
them
to
remember
that
an-
other
milestone
.had
been
passed
j
Mt
that
there
were
other
mlle-
tones
ahead
to
be
passed
.yet.
uie
protrram
inMi.HnH
oiicVif-
uuei
oy
Mrs.
R.
o.
Large
an
.
n.
Brocklesby,
panied
by
Mrs.
E.
Smith.
The
meeting
was
presided
ovei
by
Mrs.
R.
M.
-Wlnslow.
GROWING
IN
IMPORTANCE
Native
Brotherhood
Making
Progress
Big
Convention,
at
Bella
j
Bella
Expected
MASSETT.
Oct.
21
Alfred
Adams
of
Massett,
president
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia,'
says
that,
Judging
from
correspondence
he
has
received
from
natives
that
the
annual
convention
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia
to
be
held
the
last
week
in
November
at
Bella
Bella
will
be
the
largest
and
most
Interesting
which
has
taken
place
to
date.
As
the
natives
awaken
to
the
Importance
of
unity,
says
Mr.
Adams,
the
.Native
Brotherhood
.grows
and
It
Is
anticipated
that
It
will.soon
include
all
Indians
in
the
province.
"The
Native
Brotherhood
was)
formed,"
points
.out
Mr.
Adams,
"to;
hasten
the
Indians
Jn
their
efforts
j
to
advanceithernsees.ln.educaUon.j
Industry
and
other
Important
walks,
of
Jlfe
,and
It
,ls
progressing
very
satisfactorily."
i
I.'.VND
ACT
i
.Notlre
ol
lutrntloii
to
Apply
to
hraxr
lnil'
'Robert
Kelsey
.will
sail
tonight
,
Just
Arrived
New
shipment
of
on
the
Prj,npe.,Qeorge
for
a
trip
Shoes.
May
fair.
'
tf.
o
.Vancouver.
I
r.
,
r.
I
Gyro
:Dances
always
enjoyable.
iTonlghVs
train,
.due
from
,the
MasqueradeMpose
Hall.Oct:29,
will
'East
at
.11
.o'clock,
was
reported
be
tops.
-
(245)
this
mprn.ing
Jo
,be
.on
,tlme.
Dutrtct
of
BrltUh
Columbia,
md'
wtu-
of
a
different
color,
and,
of
course,
ate
on
wwt
sand
wand.
two
0f
these
were
Royal
Blue
and
Take
notice
that
Frank
Waterman
ol
,
,.
Prtoce
Rupert,
occupation
miner,
in-
St.
James
rose.
They
,
were.
of
linen
teada
to
apply
tor
a
lev
oi
uw
-
i
wlth.
frayed
hem.
simple
to
maice
JJi.f"
ni.nt,
n'
and
excellent
for.
bridge
prizes.
An-
M
O'CIOCK-WASHING
ALL
FINISHED
!
I
NOW
-DO
YOU
SmL
TouH-
V
PUR
IT
IN
THINK
MARY
BRONSON
(
J.mV
ONLyJ
WAS
SUCH
A
FOOL'
FOR
J
Lrcr
bbiM
STHAT
I
?
THROWINCS
HER
'KlvER
r
,nn.Av
JIVwinAj'lH
11
.11...
S.
O.
N.
Dance,
Od'dlellows'
yesterday
,from
Massett
and
jvlll
Hall,
Thurs.
Oct.
,21,
,10-p.m.
Adm.
be
returnlng'to
her
home
Cherei,to-35c,
Mrs.
back's,
Orchestra'.
morrow
night.
(245)
Mrs.
B.
Goodkoep
arrived
yester
Mrs.
M.iBrown.arrivediln.the
city
day.mornlng
.from
Massett
aboard
yesterday
(from
;Port
Clements
and
the
Prince
Charles
to
spend
a
.wl.ll
sail,on
,the
,Prlnce
.George
this
month
here
visiting
.with
.her
evening
.for
Vancouver.
daughter,
Mrs,
Martin
Skog.
Warren
Dickson
of
Vancouver
Is'
steve
Pdhomme.
who
has
been
Davinz
hlv
first,
visit.
t
th
nitv
in
with
his
father,
A.
J.
Prudhomme,
at
the
Savoy
Hotel
here
for
the
many.y6ars.Hecame.northto
visit
with
his
brother,
Walter
Dickson
'
Past
C0UPle
of
TS-w111
sail
on
the
station
aeent
.itParlfir
nnrt
is
at.;
Prince
George
tonight
for
Vancou-
present
In
town,
a
guest
at
the
letters
from
the
school
prlnci-Central
Hotel.
Mr.
Dickson
Is
a
pals
thanked
the
Association
for
,
brother-in-law
of
J1,
S.
Long,
who
their
donations
towards
school
'
was
manager
of
the
Bank
of
Brli
sports
equipment.
itish
North
America
here
In
the
(early
days
and
who
for
years
has
Deen
Lonaon
manager
of
the
Royal
-Trust
Co.
rrivals
Royal
H.
Morreau,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
M.
Anderson,
city;
K.
Bryant,
Dewdney;
E.
P.
O'Donnell,
Vancouver;
George
Northrup
and
Don
Newqulst,
Ketchikan.
Prince
Rupert
D.
C.
Scott,
Vancouver;
Jack
all
along
the
coast,
he
is
certain
I
Hart.
Everett;
Z
Wilson.
Vancou-
ver;
A.
Marler,.
J.
P.
Donaldson,
P.
E:
Norton,
.Sung
.Joy
and
W.
,J.
Simpson,
Lagoon
Bay.
Central
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Engstrpm
and
P
Brozat,
Prince
Rupert;
Vancouver.
Knox
W.
Williams,
J.
McCormlck
and
William
MacMllIan,
Thurston
Har-,bor;
A.
.Watson,
Lagoon
.Bay.
Bernice
Palmer
says
ver.
Mothers!
Treat
Children's
Colds
This
Proved
Way
More
mothers
use
VapoRub
than
any
other
medication
ot
Its
kind
they
have
proved
It
by
use
In
their
own
IHUl
nomes.
it
was
further
proved
In
the
world's
largest
colds-
i
clinic.
No
'dosing"
just
massage
VapoRub
I
on
throat,
chest,
and
tack
at
bedtime.
Almost
at
once,
Its
poultlce-and-vapor
action
starts
to
loosen
phlegm,
relieve
Irritation
and
coughing,
help
break
local
congestion,
ui-ten,
by
morning
the
worst
of
the
cold
Is
over.
XICKS
VapoRub
Fish
Cake
Supper
Successful
Affair
In
spite
of
inclement
weather,
a
successful
fish
cake
supper
was
held
at
the
Metrppole
Hall
yesterday
from
2
to
.10
p.hvimder
the
auspices
Noticed
in
a
smart
shop
In
San
'of
the
Ladles'
Aid
of
St.
Pauls
Francisco
;ralnbow
cocktaiil
nap-1
Lutheran
Church.
The
hall
,was
kins.
Each
napkin
,
of
the
set
was
tastefully
decorated
wun
autumn
flowers.
Those
present
enjoyed
a
one
oi
Ahe
hih
ciitXs
on
.white
-Band
otner
interesting
ote
was,
a
table!
all
went
away
well
satisfied.
rSroi
itesSS
Vstad.
and'set
with
dishes
of
rose
pottery
on
k
id.
thence
600
lee
s.
w.;
ancj
blue
glass
ware.
.IW
'SSJM'
i
TZ
0.1
Another
shade
shown
here
a
lot
d
j
Ualnliu?
12
acres,
more
or
less.
is
British
tan.
FRANK
WATERMAN
PHRKnTOI
aCCOm-l
Dated
Auguat
.28.
1937.
very
delicious
meal
.of
either
fish-balls
or
meat-balls,
accompanied
by
all
,one
could
wish
for
In'
the
way
of
other
dishes.
The
committee
In
charge
of
the
affair
consisted
of
Mrs.
L.
.Husoy,
Mrs.
Peter
Liland,
Mrs.
h.
Johnson,
Mrs.
Chris
Johnson,
Mrs.
Chris
Jensen
and
Mrs.
L.
C.
Jensen.
!
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nra
7
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HUMPF
t&HT
mm.
V
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itell.voo
maky
w
."";-'
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r
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mi
.
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IAJUCM
I
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aUnrb
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JViCa
I
1
BANISH
WASHDAY
DRUDGERY,
BACKACHES
WITH
THIS
SAFE,
NEW
"NO-SCRUB"
SOAP
O
ydol
it
the
laundry
soap
of
)tmm-
a
few
auick
rubs
between
.the
finRcrs.
JSi
KmTiVhi
to
vou
loJevt
A
soap
so
(2)
Cuts
washing
time
25
to
40
machine.
dcts
revoTuS
SCS
Waston.
in
tub
or
(3)
while
SThat
KP
is
the
wonder
SSSX
m
n
i
wuu
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in
Developed
at
n
cost
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$1,000,000
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diiiii
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msni-ra
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me
r-
,:
vor
-.-
-
l-
lianas
stay
sou
ana.w
W:f5;iX,i-"rr.h7rd
OxyuolIs
economical.
hinas.
For
11
"wlkV
tiolhes
J
M
S
that
It
will
go
U
to
.
1
I.
a
anhiltr
i
tr.
mi.i,,toaiiiu.riv
even
me
laicsi
souu
tithout
scrubbing
pr
boilinj
and
the
drudgery
they
mvoivei
Like
millions
of
women,
.you'll
-be
mated
when
first
you,
try:
it.
For
OxvDOL.does
4
things
In
way
no
8iiulejQapta.ever.dune.bwie:
'(1)
Soaks
out
dirt
in
15
minutes)
without
scrubbing
oriboiling.
Even'
extra-dirty"
IPUtl
b
tiwwy
whitt
with
safe
that
every
washable
color
comes
out
sparkling,
brilliant,
frcshl
And
vieu
titJs
than
Ihtjc
nuc.
too.
Tests
show
4
again
as
far
as
kes.
And,
cup
lluk
for
cup,
QxVDOL
gives
2S
to
60
otkir
leaiint
ftan-
utattd
taa(a
on
the
market
today
I
Give
Oxydol
a
triall
See
for
.yourself
how
much
easier
and
taster
your
iitiuhlnir
iob-aoes
how
jnuch
-whiter
your
clothes
come
out.
uci
a
package
mwt
Procter
&
Gamble.
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IN
CANADA
BUT
OXVPOL'S
)
NtW,SAFC
KINO
MADE
BY
THE
IVOKY
SOAP
WANTMV
S
PEOPLE-
PEOPtE--T
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fMlBflA
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SEE
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nuirt
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VTBrSVN
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SOAKS
WIFE
SAYS
IT
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S
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f
j
J
WHITE
.CLOTHES
vf;
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HOW
SUCH
J
f'5-"
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COLOREP
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t"JH
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ft
I
ALLY
8AFI
MISSIONS
IN
KOREA
Rev.
E.,
J.-.Q.
Fraser
of
Cape
Breton
Addresses,
Afternoon
Meeting
In
Local
Church
An
Interesting
outline
of
the
missionary
.work
being
carried
on
In
.the
Korean
field
by
the
United
Church
of
.Canada
and
formerly
by
the
Presbyterian
Church
In
Canada
was
given
by
Rev.
E.
J.
O.
Fraser
at
a
meeting
yesterday
afternoon
In
.First
United
Church.
Mr.
Fraser
also
described
some
of
the
customs
of
the
people.
The
meeting
was
under
the
auspices
of
the
Women's
Missionary
Society
of
the
local
Church
Mrs.
E.
P.
Jenner,
president,
was
in
the
chair.
There
was
quite
a
good
attendance.
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Holllngworth,
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
gave
the
opening
prayer.
Rev.
J.
.C.
Jackson,
pastor
of
First
United
Church,
pronounced
the!
benediction.
Miss
Marie
Lock
sang
a
vocal
solo,
accompanied
by
her
mother;
Mrs.
H.
T.
Lock.
Mr.
Fraser,
-who
landed
in
Vancouver
two
weeks
ago
from
the
Orient,
proceeded
by
last
evening's
train
to
his
home
In
Cape
Breton.'
He
is
home
on
a
year's
furlough.
'
Toy
Repair
Shop
Operating
Again
Boy
Scouts
.and
.Girl
Guides
To
Work
Again
for
Needy
Children
Local
Boy
Scouts
and
Girl
Guides,
for
the
ninth
year,
will
operate
their
,toy
repair
shop
this
George
Steven
Dixon,
for
drunk-
season
In
preparation
for
Chrlst-pnoss
was
fined
2S
with
-notion
of'mas.
The
plan,
as
Is
well
known.
sevpn
ri!ivs'
imnrisnnmpnt.
In
r.ltv.ls
to
secure
all
possible
discarded
police
court
this
morning.
He
is
toys,
dolls,
books,
games
etc,
and
H.
Ward,
!
doing
the
time.
i
recondition
them
for
distribution
at
Christmas
among
the
needy
children
who
might
otherwise
be
without.
Through
the
kindness
of
iS.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd,
tne
.pre
mises
next
to
Pat
Phllllpson's
I
store-
on
Second
Avenue
have
been
'secured
for
use
as
the
repair
shop.
'Gifts
may
be
left
at
jMany
Attend
Affair
by
Ladies'
Aid
Davles
q
&
S.
Grocery,
and
I
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
,Flre
Hall
or
wlll
be
caned
fo
for
I
iDhonlng
Blue
276.
i
Hill
GO
Tea
October
29.
Gyro
Hallowe'en
Dance,
October
29.
FOR
SALE
Llnzey
&
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
rvlll.be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Anglican
Girls
Tea,
Mrs.
Needless
to
say
son.g
October
21.
the
by
Gib-
Parent
Teachers
telephone
bridge,
Friday,
October
22.
C.
C.
F.
Bazaar,
October
23.
Toe
II
Tea,
October
27.
Masquer
a
d
e
Baptist
Tea,
November
3.
j
Hyggas
Bazaar,
November
4.
!
Presbyterian
Bazaar,
November
4
'
Sonja
S.
O.
N.
Bazaar,
November
12.
;
Moose
Carnival,
November
17,
18,
'
Cathedral
Bazaar
November
30.
FOB
SALE
A
rew
large
bundles,
ol
;
,
old
newspapers,
2
for
25c.
.
j
CLAPP
Block
must
be
sold,
wlllU
....
accept
sealed
bids,
nancnea
strictly
confidentially
up
to
Nov.
;
5th.
Terms
subject
to
.approval
of
owner.
iH.
o.
ueigerson,
mo.
(258)
WANTED
FURNISHED
Housekeeping
Rooms.
1
Upstairs,
934
.2nd
Ave.
West.
(249)
OUND
FOUNDLeather
key
case
with
four
keys.
Owner
can
obtain
them
at
Dally
News
office
on
paying
for
this
advertisement.
i
(t.f.)
Nominations
Are
Now
Open
for
the
.
Rexall
Prize
Contest
For
Bos
.aiid
Girls
up
to
14
years
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