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Steak
and
Kidney
Pies
Any
Size,
Any
Price
Sold
at
Leading
Butchers
and
Grocers
Rose
Bushes
We
have
been
notified
that
supply
will
be
limited.
Order
now
while
all
varieties
are
obtainable.
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FROM
HOME"
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Prince
Rupert.
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QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
nlmoa
canning
company
with
an
tU
the
year
round
payroll
la
Prince
Rupert
SOS
K
CLOWN
A
INCIDENT
Continued
from
Pukr
Onei
would
In
any
way
Interfere
with
the
other
roads
of
the
province.
He
was
hoping
to
make
an
arrangement
with
the
Dominion
whereby
thq
government
could
map
out
a
definite
road
program
lor
live
years
ahead
at
least.
Un-
ider
the
present
system
It
would
taice
a
lifetime
to
comDlete
some
very
vital
links
In
the
system
but
the
Alacka
road
would
in
no
way
interfere
with
any
program
for
road
construction
now
belne
con.
isidered.
If
built,
the
United
State
.would
have
no
control
whatsoever
over
the
road.
Both
the
government
and
lis
newest
minister,
Hon.
"Bill"
Asset'
stine,
came
in
for
praise
from
the
next
resolution
.which
recommend
ed
the
government
action
In
exeat
Ing
a
department
of
trade
and
In.
dustry.
The
convention
recommended
continuance
of
endeavoui
to
expand
Industry
and
Increase
tourist
traffic
and
urged
that
eyerj
encouragement
be
given
to
the
establishment
of
an
Iron
an
steel
smelter
industry
within
B.
C.
as
early
as
possible.
Mr.
Asselstine
was
greeted
with
prolonged
applause
as
he
stepped
to
the
microphone
to
give
an
account
of
his
six
months'
sojourr.
as
minister
of
mines
and
trad
nnri
industry.
He
cited
the
tremendous
amount
of
work
accruing
and
asked
his
listeners
to
bear
with
him
for
a
year
6r
so.
-"I
will
work
with
the
government
to
make
this
province
the
best
place
in
which
tc
live."
he
concluded.
The
government
has
announced
its
intention
of
prospecting
and
participating
in
tbe
development
oi
on
possibilities
In
the
Peace
River
territory
and
the
convention
approved
the
plan.
Endorsatlon
of
the
convention
was
given
to
the
attitude
taken
by
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
In
advocating
a
vigorous
Immigration
policy
of
suitable
citizens
of
othei
countries
on
a
selective
basis,
ad.
quately
financed
In
such
countries
The
delegates
also
wished
tbe
dominion,
provincial
and
ralhra
authorities
called
together
to
for-
mulate
such
a
policy.
The
only
disturbing
feature
of
the
convention
was
the
attempt
by
O"oree
Nickerson,
Prince
Rupert
"-iciaw:.
.
10
w
s.u,-u
nave
a
4
resolution
ICOUiUWUH
"""mlttee.
brought
up
from
the
floor
of
the
house.
Dr.
W.
J.
Knox,
chairman,
mad
it
quite
plain
that
the
only
waj
such
a
resolution
could
be
introduced,
according
to
the
association
constitution,
was
by
a
vote
ol
two-thirds
of
the
convention.
Mr
Nickerson
attempted
to
interrup;
the
chairman
on
several
occasion
on
a
point
of
privilege
but
the
latter
stood
pat
and
.refused
to
havt
tne
resolution
presented
unless
tht
meeting
advocated
such
a
move
It
was
stated
by
Mr.
Perry,
resolutions
committee
chairman,
thai
some
150
resolutions
had
been
deemed
contrary
to
good
policy
to
be
Introduced
but
these
would
be
forwarded
to
the
individual
government
departments
for
consld.
'eratlon.
Dr
Knnx
nhwrvcil
ttiit
If
u.
.
vv.,vw
,uab
11
WlO
convention
allowed
this
resolution!
to
g0
forward
It
would
be
voting!
non-confidence
in
the
resolutions
committee
action.
i
Mr.
Nickerson
Insisted
that
the
meeting
vote
and
practically
to
a
man
the
delegates
rose
to
refuse
allowance
of,
the
Prince
Rupert
resolution
which
Is
said
to
have
condemned
the
government
attitude
of
confining
the
beer
bus!.
ness,
road
contracting
and
flshi
processing.
I
"I
spent
$200
of
my
own
money
to
come
from
Prince
RuDert
and
,flnd
if
this
Is
a
Liberal
conven-l
uon,"
ne
shouted.
"I
find
it
Isn't
a
Liberal
meeting,
Oood
day,"
Forthwith,
white
with
rage,
he
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FOUR
NEW
'
MEMBERS
Initiation
at
Canadian
Lesion
Club
Rooms
Last
Night
At
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Service
League
last
evening
in
the
Canadian
Legion
clubrooms
with
President
Jack
Preece
in
the
chair
four
of
the
recently
admitted
members
were
initiated.
The
im
pressive
ceremony
was
carried
out
by
M.
J.
Dougherty,
H.
Breen
and
J.
M.
Walker
with
sergeant-at-arms
O.
J.
Dawes
assisting.
The
members
Initiated
were
H.
Douglas,
W.
Gair,
H.
C.
Moles
and
H.
Thaln.
In
connection
with
the
recent
grant
of
ten
plots
in
the
Fairvlew
Cemetery
to
form
an
addition
to
the
present
Soldiers'
Plot
which
is
nearly
filled
a
committee
was
appointed
to
have
the
lots
properly
cleared
and
the
whole
suitable
en-'
closed.
adlan
Club
in
the
matter
of
the
SYDNEY.
N5.W1.
Sept.
15:
(CP)
of
the
convention
hall,
the
othei
delegates
assuming
an
air
of
Indifference
to
his
rage.
I
From
a
column
of
convention
notes
Is
taken
the
following:
The
first
Liberal
party
convention
In
six
years
was
something
ot
a
love
feast.
Previously
It
had
been
anticipated
that
there
would
be
a
bit
of
trouble
on
some
points
but
the
trouble
makers
apparently
fro
ita1
n
v.
mi
.
.
i
THE
Tm
...
DAILY
NEWS
Uon
t
LetJLonsUpauon
Drag
On!
Do
you
of
ten
hare
days
when
yon
wake
up
tired-v-bra
you
ttel
can,
sunk,
"all
bogrcd
down"?
Its
time
you
did
something
about
It
And
something
mare
than
Just
tnng
a
physic?
You
should
get
at
the
caxte
of
the
trouble
1
II
you
eat
what
most
people
do
-Just
bread,
meat,
potatoes-chances
are
that
Just
this
fact
Is
responsible:
you
iantgtt
enough
-bulk."
And
-buar
doesn't
mean
a
lot
of
food.
It
means
a
Jttnd
of
food
that
lsnt
consumed
In
the
body,
but
leaves
a
salt
-bulky"
mass
In
the
intestines
that
helps
a
bowel
movement.
If
this
Is
your
trouble,
what
you
need
is
crisp
crunchy
Kellogs's
All-Bran
for
breakiast
It
contains
bulk"
plus
Nature's
great
Intestinal
tonic,
vitamin
B,
Eat
It
every
day,
drink
plenty
of
water,
and
see
II
your
old
spar
tie
aoesni
come
nai
by
Kellogg
In
London.
Ontario.
v
Man
in
the
Moon
oroposed
visit
of
an
ex-serviceman
n.
China.
Both
no,-
seem
to
have
a
dropped
a
.
sneaker
h
u
aa
ing
next
wek
in
thrcity
the,(mapt
"P
at
fhr
a
7
.
,
J
We
would
not
even
have
known
Ja
-
dIUon
lT.
rZt
in
3d
Pan
was
stl
not
Te
backed
Hitler.
the
the
matter
maHor
of
educational
facili-
,
ties
for
children
of
ex-service
men'
.
...
.
.
tlentf
"-service
men
pa-jpeople
are
talklng
of
mlgratinfto
Australians
Seek
Model
Housemaids
Burns
Lake
Man
To
Be
Magistrate
VICTORIA,
Sept.
15.
The
British
Columbia
government
has
appointed
Patrick
V.
Tallon
of
Burns
Lake
as
stipendiary
magistrate
for
the
county
of
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Tallon
is
the
station
agent
at
Burns
Lake,
has
been
there
for
many
years
and
is
well
and
favorably
known
in
the.
district.
.Mountie's
Visit
i
Recalls
Famous
Blockade
Runner
Grandson
of
Tallahassee's
Skipper
Comes
to
Halifax;
Confederate
Ship
Ran
Gauntlet
....X
a,'fure
shaU
never
get
to
m
to
commoner
stuart
T
t
,
..
'we
writing
uie
worn
wecnosio-1
f
-ii,-.
iu
accuruance
wun
tne
3
uu
practice
v,t
nnf,
nprrhtpc.t,rten"
tn
a
of
participating
In
city
competi-
,f
L.Sffl,
B
a
Mounted
Police
to
Halifax
recalled
anathema.
tlons
it
was
decided
to
enter
a
that
he
the
grandson
of
lhe
team
from
the
Canadian
Legion
"
in
'
,
,
,,
ZTT
,
I
skipper
of
the
famous
blockade
who
bought
stocks
a
few
the
Citv
BridM
'L
Pe.Ple
ronner.
uahassee.
"
a
a
mnnthC
trlch
fhotr
horl
Q
rrr
i-i-vtt
i
...
...
iuuuwio
uuw
wuu
nicy
-i
mlttee
of
tt
H.
A.
Breen
t,
and
M.
J.i
agu
...
.
Dougherty
was
also
appointed
to
and
ana
the
iney
drtDDeH
artPPea
co-ODerate
with
th
wnmpn.
r,n.
v;
1UU1
Tne
Tailanassee.
unflpr
the
rom-
mand
of
Captain
John
Taylor
Wood
was
a
swift
and
adventurous
craft,
and
she
ran
many
a
valuable
cargo
Wn,
J
It
is
too
bad
about
Tl
Spain
P
'
and
out
0f
Halifax
'for
the
Confederate
forces
during
the
American
Civil
War.
Cargoes
and
provisions
were
picked
up
at
Halifax
and
the
sleek
craft
would
creep
carefully
down
I
the
coast,
avoiding
the
enemy
pa
trol
boats.
I
Under
British
regulations,
the
blockade
runners
were
only
permitted
to
remain
In
this
Dort
for
24'
hours,
and
If
the
vessels
failed
to
clear
In
that
time,
they
would
havei
Tm
crlari
tn
con
mn
TTr,n,
AA
hppn
rontitrpH
tn
romiln
In
th.
V,
-
-
...
r--
.w
vw
uin
UlU
jUU
v...
n
"
'
-"
w
.
.
i.
......
...
uii;
tiai-
like
your
trip
abroad
this
summer?
i
bor
until
the
hostilities
had
ceased.
Mrs.
Murphy
Well.
I
liked
Paris.
The
Tallahassee
and
li-r
able
Australian
nousewlves
have
offer-
uirnu
ih.
..ni....n
.
--i
lAuiuuici
a
i.
mc
special
Inducements
to
attract
vai
mil
ej
t
domestic
help,
for
which
a
serious
will
north
be
on
your
right
hand
or
shortage
has
arisen.
A
recent
survey
showed
107
women
sought
the
services
of
a
housemaid
described
at
"model."
It
was
found
many
eirls
nreferred
other
work
at
lower
wages
to
domestic
service.
Some
emDlovers
of-1
London
and
Rome,
but
the
best
part
'skipper
performed
a
remarkable
r
it."1
t.it
.
i
..
.
.
t
.
-i
i
,
i
oi
uie
wnoie
unng
was
tne
trip
over.
Don't
miss
that,
whatever
Sou
do,
if
you
ever
go
to
Europe.
your
left?"
saia
I'm
a
stranger
in
these
parts.'
WNairn
Twas
a
fine
sermon
fho
fr.
.
'
""."w
a
wee
cili
iioii-uuiuiuon.
niener
nar
nersnna
fnr
f.
and
guarantees
the
servants
would
Sanriv
ith
vui9ff.
GIRLS
DEFEND
TREES
aw
uuiuc.
me
oniy
excite-
mki.
motto
vv
Rf
tC.
-.Tt.
ment
came
from
the
Prince
Rupert
i
When
city
workmen
attempted
to
district
delegates
who
caused
a
cut
down
a
row
of
Australian
pop-little
flurrv
on
Fridav
nffprnv-,n
'
ii-
.
.K
j
,
.Mi
ncco
1
1
r
i
H
,1
1
crnnn
m
I
but
they
were
alone
In
their
attl
tude
and
the
convention
would
have
none
of
them.
surrounded
thpm
anH
ADfA
by
shoals.
Reaching
the
orjen
sea
after
this
LAXIJ
REGISTRY
ACT
R:
Certificate
of
Title
No.
12144-1.
to'
the
Bart
Half
of
the
South
Wut
Quarter
of
Section
Five
(5).
Toimarilp
Three
(3).
Range
Tin
(5).
Ooat
D"-
trlct,
in
the
Province
of
BrttUa
Col-umbU.
aald
to
contain
Eighty
'
(80)
'
acres,
more
or
lees.
WHEREAS
proof
of
loaa
of
the
above
;
Certificate
nS
Tttl.
1oni
h-
"
-
"
...
IMiUlV
of'
John
A.
Halvaraon
hae
boeai
filed
Jn
1
,
jms
coiice,
notice
la
hereby
given
that
I
ahaU.
at
the
eipCr,Uon
of
one
momh
from
the
cif
Ik.
f
i
...
miv.ii.i..
i
hereof,
lame
a
Provltrtonal
CerUfloate
of
...
hi
iieu
oi
aaid
lout
certificate
tm-Iese
in
the
meantime
valid
objection
bi
I
made
to
me
In
writing.
i
DATED
at
the
Land
Rectatrr
Offlee.l
Prince
Rupert.
B.
c,
this
3rd.
day
At
order
of
the
cltv
council
whirh
lAuguat,
a.
d.
1938.
I
.n.
,
...
'
AlUTin
aitcr
waras
rescinaea.
THE
WOMAN
PAYS
MELBOURNE,
Victoria,
Sept.
15:
(CP)
Equality
of
the
sexes
even
when
it
comes
to
paying
bills
Is
championed
by
male
and
female
students
at
University
of
Melbourne.
I
ANDREW
THOUPRnw
Deputy
Regletrar
of
Tltlea.
bta
I
N
moit
tralnlnj
tablet
you
will
find
Shredded
Wheat,
because
trilnen
recotnlze
It
u
a
lijht
yet
ttrenjthenlnf
and
vltaliilnj
food,
crammed
full
of
tha
body-buildlnj,
enerjlzlnj
nourlihment
ouno
m
pure
wnoie
whtat,
In
a
n
oeiiciout
and
eaiily
assimilated
form.
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDOtD
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
Nlajara
Falls
.
Canada
I
feat
during
the
war
days
that
has'
never
been
forgotten
in
Halifax,'
Learning
that
enemy
ships
werei
hovering
off
the
mouth
of
the
harbor
waiting
to
seize
him
as
he
left'
port.
Captain
Wood
took
a
Halifax)
pilot
aboard
the
blockade
runner
and
navigated
her
down
the
narrow
and
dangerous
aan8erous
Eastern
Eastern
Passaee.t
Passage.!
I'm
afraid
I
don't
know
sir",
d
the
uie
prospective
prospective
cadet:
cadet:
"you
"you
see
see,
skUUullJ-
managing
to
keep
the
1
crait
in
tne
narrow
channel
lined
dangerous
feat
under
cover
of
dark-!
jness,
captain
wood
ordered
all
i
ii--.-
i
.,
.
...
i
.ignis
screened
ana
snppea
"
quietly!
"
j
vuua,
i
tut
JkJa
l-C
A
.
.
r
not
have
to
do
washine
and
irnn-'Aphi
mnr.
t
i
....
-iaway
as
the
.,
enemy
sWds
waltedi
lr,rr
I
"
yu1-uuM-Jl-a
I
f
michty
pulr
sermon
that
dlsna
hit
.
oumu.u
-luuscwires
e5tao-;me
somewnere!
llshed
an
attractive
club-room
gov-
erned
by
the
eirls.
whn
mair
l
.
I
turned
down
by
the
resolution?
Bobbed
his
hat
and
stalked
out
x
"
w
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asked
a
lot
of
meaningless
questions.
"What
steps
do
you
take
with
caterpillars?"
she
asked.
"Well,
mum."
said
the
exasperated
gardener.
"I
takes
half-a-dozen
steps
Into
our
nearest
field
and
turns
the
caterpillars
round
three
times
so
that
they
gets
giddy
and
den't
know
their
way
back."
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Are
Difficult
Hazard
To
World
Cyclist
REGINA,
Sept
15:
(CP)-Task
of
pedalling
a
bicycle
through
swarms
of
prairie
grasshoppers
equals
any
hazard
of
a
round-the-world
trip
that
led
through
the
jungles
of
Malay
and
the
Arabian
desert,
said
24-year-old
Allan
Pendelbury
upon
his
arrival
from
Vancouver
recently
on
a
trip
round
the
world
by
bicycle
and
steamer.
He
is
heading
for
the
Atlantic
coast
where
he
will
board
a
steamer
for
his
home
In
Lancashire,
England.
"I
know
now
there
Is
nothing
quite
so
helpless
as
a
tad
on
a
bicycle
In
a
swarm
of
Canadian,
grasshoppers,"
Pendelbury
said
in
speaking
of
his
journey
through
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
wheat
fields.
"They
rode
with
me
from
Swift
Current
to
Moose
Jaw,
playing
leap-j
frog
on
my
handlebars,
hopping:
down
my
shirt,
getting
in
my
hair
and
hitting
my
eyes
at
a
speed
of
30
miles
an
hour."
Young
Pendelbury
left
his
home
In
Lancashire
two
years
ago
to
fulfil
a
boyhood
ambition
to
see
the
world.
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