DAY
BORN
1
t
Thanksgiving
Day
.in
Upper
Canada
(Ontario)
June
15.
1810.
when
!
Napoleon
i-as
safely
exiled
on
St.
(XT
A
"!7'llefcna
and
the
Treaty
of
Ohent
If
P
f
r,Al,r.
'
had
sealed
peace
between
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States
af-
Iter
the
war
of
18U-15
a
peace
W5lBf
!?.
W
r?.WM
SedTrsuingT
r:
sc
imwira
ur
(.iiuiii;
Pays
of
1621
Uf
War
j
The
Pilgrim
Patters
are
credited
.
This
year's
was
Canada's
sti
with
uie
jcea
at
a
Tnanasgivingi
Day
as
a
definite
appointment
for
ff
x
pressing
gratitude
tor
material
itw
consecmue
inanKsgmagasa
hjm-.
soon
after
arrivine
in
poralnlon-wlde
statutory
holiday.
Amerjca
from
Engiand
and
follow-:
The
flrsw-as
an
annual
celebraikn
ta
thelr
flrst
harve4t
from
tne
Vlr-i-was
proclaimed
for
November
.
Rm
Jn
mj
tiey
t
apart
a
19.
by
the
Marquess
ot
Lome.
Uin
UVk.(1y
for
tending
rrtWous
lovemor-general.
in
the
second
art-
$ervices
and
giTtng
thanks.
It
is
ministration
of
Sir
John
A
Mac-
rm)rded
thcy
frequently
carried
don!d-
their
shooting
weapons
to
church
Distinctly
Nonh
American
as
an
ihem.
for
protection
but,
while
annua)
observance,
it
is
timely
ta
aj
worship.
thfiy
lost
anv
a
rood
recall
that
one
of
the
aarUpst
ro-
dinner
to
marauding
Indians,
corded
Thanksgirmg
proclaimed
primarily
a
religious
service.
l
officially
in
Canada
was
for
the
became
an
annual
festival
in
Con-i
peace
between
Britain
and
France
neottcut
in
1847,
Massachusetts
Inj
after
the
Seven
Years
ar.
much
Of
16SQ
and
New
York
In.
J$17.
Mean-which
had
been
fought
on
Canad-
wnile
George
Washington
and
var-lan'soll.
In
recognition
of
this
peace
tous
succeeding
presidents
of
the
In
thler
timet
the
British
authori-
United
Slates
named
sundry
ties
in
Halifax
appointed
Septrm-
thanksgiving
days
for
war
victor
-ber
29,
1763.
a
Day
of
Thanksgiving.
tes
and
good
crops
but
seemed
dlf-1
A
frail
thing
as
between
nations
fident
about
making
jt
a
national
In
those
times,
peace
was
soon
bro-
perennial.
Andrew
Jackson
of
Car-'
ken
with
Napoleon
respHcing
na-
olina.
president
from
1829
to
1837,
tional
boundaries
in
Europe.
Pro-
like
some
other
southerners.
sawJ
damaUon
of
a
Thanksgiving
Day
"a
relic
of
puritanic
bigotry"
in
thej
tor
January
10.
1799.
asked
the
idea.
He
would
hate
nothing
to
do
people
of
Lower
Canada
(Quebec
with
the
-Yankee
holiday."
t
wf.
(901
1
cccsar
xxxtB
b
&kocs,
L'r.:iLVQH
I
ttW
fcn
rtaaft
pa
csoSf
tames
bst.
IhBpVH
Relic
Usually
Comes
in
a
Fete
Minutes
When
"Aspirin"
is
Used
Now
cigyoae
en
affocd
the
pemjt
rffief
frnapaiasot
headache,
rbeesa-tkawnesrins
ia
the
very
way
thoo-safsis
of
Axtnri
advise
asid
wttb
rhxs
qsick.
kxspeaavc
way.
save
the
doiirs
onoe
spe&t
on
Mh
priced
maedies.
,ocr
ows
doctor
probably
wg!
tell
yoa
that
tSe-aanp
&stclctTiEt
the
"Aspirir."
wav
-ftwbrnaa
rt5ef
froca
pair
withr.
a
few
triaaies.
PossiiT
one
o
the
ustest
tanst
e?ec-trre
ways
kacwrv.
Demand
"ACDIDIII
and
Get
i
"Aspirin"
Tablets
are
rude
in
Cauda
by
the
Bayer
Cospany
Lea
led,
Windsor.
Octarix
COLDS-cm
fiw
f
aM
4
n
Itewt
4
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT
OF
MINES
The
vmtee
of
qaine
production
in
1937
was
$74
475,905.
an
te-ereaseof$tMorm.
AO
phaaea
of
the
mitSTfedwtr,
have
shown
mcreues
in
bth-
votarac
and
vahie.
For
eoptea
of
the
Anrmal
Report
of
the
Minister
of
Mine
and
the
psbtteataans
dealing
with
the
minuH
tadastry
of
this
Province,
apply
to:
'a-'-
'
DEPUTY
MINISTER
OF
MINES
'
Victoria,
B.
C
NOTE
An
Index
t
the
Annual
Report
of
the
Minister
2
Ulsas
far
the
years
187f
to
1M6
has
bn
printed,
and
eepUs
may
be
obtained
upon
payment
ot
a
charge
of
SUM
eam.
My
wife
is
like
a
football
teas
home
on?
week
and
awy
the
i
next'
aa
a
Warwick
EvgfWmua
whose
wile
aaptfed
tot
a
separation
order.
The
.probation
office,
was
appointed
referee.
Herbert
Rartawie
of
Albertor.
has
rMabtW
a
nev
Sooth
Afri
gliding
record
of
?10
miles
as
romoared
with
the
world's
record
cf
400
miles
held
tc
Rnasia.
Japanese
apart
aathorttfes
in
T
k?o
have
promised
that,
despite
war
Trttfc.
China,
-we
4aMaend,
mere
and
better
coopettiora
than
ever
before
to
the
lfti
Gaties.
transferred
from
Tokyo
to
Helsinki
Finland.
Jack
Francis,
4-year-old
brick-
rer.
who
ran
on
ta
the
fieid
dur-
Walker's
Music
Store
Large
Stock
Mask
ileintrnun.
Nordbtiroer
and
LeMfe
fiaaa
Piano
Tunlnj
with
"Resonoscope""
Phone
Rlae
JS5
212
4th
St.
VAC
na
No,
2
ON
4QHX
HULL'S
TENNIS
LIST
Second
or.;.y
Kay
Stammers
in
the
feminine
tenses
sphere
in
England
is
Ruth
Ha.dwicfc
above
who
handed
Helen
WUs
Moody
the
first
set-b.uk
u;
her
1938
comeback
attemot.
It
was
the
first
defeat
for
the
American
star,
out
of
competition
in
mi
and
Z"i
since
Kay
summers
turned
the
trick
in
1935.
Miss
Hardwick
was
not
on
the
British
Cup
team.
SPORT
CHAT
to
give
praise
ror
"the
signal
vie-
in
m
President
Abraham
Un-,
:
:
tory
over
our
enemy
and
the
niani-
coin
appointed
the
fourth
Thurs-
Objecting
to
its
professional
na-fold
InesUmable
blessings
which
day
In
November
for
national
jture,
the
South
African
Lawn
Ten-our
(British
kingdom
and
our
thanksgiving
and
the
holiday
has'nts
Union
declined
to
sponsor
a
province
have
received
and
dally
been
set
annually
for
that
day
in
six-weeks
tour
that
BUI,
ppidei
continue
to
receive."
The
particu-
the
United
States
ever
since.
land
Henri
cmht
xBtlMthJ
lar
victory
referred
to
was
Lord
'make
In
South
Africa
neisons
aeieai
or
tne
French
on
O.
E.
Ford,
representative
of
the'
the
Nile.
Nationally,
the
repulse
of
Canadian
Pacific
Express
Co.
j
When
the
King
visits
Norwich
American
troops
invading
Canada
sailed
by
the
Princess
Adelaide
feist
on
October
to
open
the
new
after
the
American
Revolution
was
night
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
j
city
hall
be
will
spend
a
abort
time
also
something
to
be
thankful
for.
after
spending
a
couple
ot
days
In
watching
the
Engttah
Football
There
Is
record
of
an
official
the
city
on
company
business.
j
League
match
between
Norwich
EASE
PAIN
OF
RHEUMATISM,
NEURITIS,
NEURALGIA
QUICKLY
SIMPLY
SET
"ASPIRIM"
TABLETS
AID
FOLLOW
EASY
DIRECTIONS
BELOW
City
and
MiltwalL
Despite
a
reduction
of
i&
TVW.
.cent
in
attendance
aa
a
result
oi
off-coarse
illegal
betting,
the
Vic
roria
Racing
Club
at
Melbourne
had
a
profit
of
OOMO
$95,600
the
beat
for
many
years.
Opening
Classes
In
Gymnastics
Classes
tn
gymnastics
under
the
Provincial
Recreation
Centres
will
be
resumed
In
the
local
gymnasium
on
Monday,
October
17.
Tentative
schedule
for
the
is
as
follows:
'
Men
Mondays
and
Thursdays.
Women
Tuesdays
and
Fridays.
Weigh
Ulf
ting
and
Boxing
Wed
-lesdfcvs
AH
classes
will
start
at
7:30
pjr,
Succeeding
'
H.
Gordon
-Cooper.
Garry
MeCarrigie
will
be
the
In
uructor
for
this
coming
winter.
Old
Country
Soccer
j
Scottish
Lea
jue
First
Division
Aberdeen
5.
Ayr.
2
Albion
3.
Motherwell
4.
Clyde-Third
Lanart.
unplayed
Hantilton
1.
St
Mirren
i
Hearts
1.
Arbroath
I.
Queena
Park-Ceitic.
unnlayed.
Ratth
Roverr
i.
Hlbemtant
i
Ranters
4.
Partick
Thistle.
1.
Enjlish
Leagoe
First
Djvon
Bmningham
3,
Derby
0.
Bolton
4.
Everton
2.
'
Chariton
2.
Huddersfiejd
1.
ChHea
4
Arsenal
2
Leeds
1.
Wolverhampton
0.
leteecter
City
8.
Sunderland
Z
Lrnoo
3.
A
Hon
VIDa
0
Manchester
0.
Blackpool
0.
Middlesbrough
3.
Grimsby
2.
Preaton
Northend
2.
Postmooth
t
Stoke
City
3.
Brentford
3.
"g
the
Aston
Vula-BrenUord
Eng-
ihsh
League
soccer
match,
vasll
awm,
T
found
guilty
of
a
disorderly
act'-111
vmllla
m
and
boo&d
over
for
eight
months
(
under
the
National
Fitness
scheme,
tne
government
will
pay
751
v
percent
of
the
cost
of
two
coaches!
to
be
appointed
by
the
National
(
jDraw
At
Boxing
Decision
in
Ten
Rannd
Bnt
With
Paneho
Villa
of
Spain
Amatear
Roving
Association.
The
i
erant
will
mn
nntn
xf,v,
11
EDINBURGH.
Oct
19$.
'
Van
15:
CP
j
Larrv
Gains,
former
colored
heavy-V
'weight
boxtnr
ehamntnn
fmm'rvir.'
cnto.
and
Paneho
Villa,
ot
Snlii
heavTTreHht
wreatKr.
has
srown1
,cafiu
ten
hd
5w
here
last
a
beard
following
the
new
-oort-;mgm
trekker
fashion
He
formerly
wan
South
Africa's
"masked
marvel
I
.
Thomas
C.
Hooisan,
87,
who
played
for
Wanderers
against
Royal
Engineers
tn
the
first
Football
English
Association
cop
final
in
1872
and
scored
the
only
goal
oi
the
match:
died
at
Hythe,
England,
the
other
day.
Roogh
play
to
a
soccer
game
at
Gennanston.
Sooth
Africa,
aroesed
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
October
15.
1913
A.
A.
Cox,
architect
for
the
permanent
provincial
bail
dings
here.
arnvea
in
the
city
this
morning
spectators
tsch,
n
patent
that
tram
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
ponce
vjere
caBed
to
vjtMl
a
dern-J
UV
R
Ssiith
onstratton
against
the
referee
One.
the
contract
for
builctag
of
Unes
ptayer
offered
broken
ribs
during
nd
tunnels
from
First
and
Third
the
game.
.
t
(awbiim
fr
n.
..,.
,
.
.
.
!
tttal
bcmig-ecnstracaon
win
start
Stollenbowh
footballers
were
uhin
the
MiUew
weeks.
I
a
receni
gnnte
ai
uapetowfrTne;
had
adopted
the
beard-growing
custom
Mfji
Mayor
T
D
Pattollo.
in
a
lenethv
Voortrekkef
letter
ti
the
Dally
News
today,
re-
Iiaiea
cnarges
of
extravagance
made
'
against
his
administration
by
ex-'
Mayor
S"
U
Newton.
t
CRAFTS
aiRs.
tpccriiBK
Clasea
In
Leather
Work
Metal
Modelling,
etc.
Pbme
BUCK
tit
RACE
WAS
BECALMED
Bluenoe
and
Thebaud
Unable
to
Compete
ajaln
Qwlng
to
Uck
at
Wind
GLOUCESTER,
Mass..
Oct.
15:
p
i
Owing
to
lack
of
wind,
It
was
Impossible
to
hold
the
second
of
the
international
schooner
racea
yesterday
between
Blutnose
and
Gertrude
L.
Thebaud
which
are
deadlocked
at
one
win
each
It
had
been
hoped
that
the
third
race
might
take
place
today
but
it
also
had,
to
be
postponed,
neither
boat
leaving
its
moorings.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
neen
of
Soth
1.
St.
Johnstone
towing
buildings
wtich
have
been
I
ordered
removed
9l3
Third
Avenue
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
8th
St
Shamrock
Rooms.
821
Comox
Avenue,
965-7
Comox
Avenue.
368
West
Third
Ave,
near
neL
417-423
East
Fifth
Ave.
building.
ver.
TlilUli
ami
lHtms
tun
stote
Mrs.
1L
Tayter
and
Miss
L.
sailed
lost
night
on
the
Adelaide
for
a
trip
to
Vancou
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Be
the
Life
of
the
Party
Play
Piano
Popular
Musk
The
Professional
$tjle
HAROLD
DAVEY
Teacher
of
Piano
and
Piano-Accordion
Open
for
Enraseraents
Par-tics.
Dances.
Receptions,
etc-
Miuie
Wth
Rjthm
Reply
at
the
New
Clip
This
Ad
for
Ret.
Musi
1C
I?uth
Nelson
A.T.CU
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
Phone
Green"
390
I
Scoqt
Committee
1
Is
In
Session
,
Formation
of
Association
In
Prince
Rupert
Is
Now
Contemplated
The
regular
meeting
of
thej
troop
committee
ot
the
First
Prince
Rupert
Scout
Troop
was
held
recently
in
the
Scout
Head-i
Quarter.
Toe
H
Hall,
with
the
I
and
J
nresident
Dr.
Neal
Carter,
in
the'
.
tarte
under
the
au
sokes
of
the
First
Prince
Rupert
Oroup.
tvmnaraeet
FmHcirk
1.
1
R!d
ar-
reonesled
lor
liie
tol.
.mm
i
A
I
4
1
-71
i
a
i
i
IFF
"
c
pmut
form
fTk
CIGARETTES
Hotel
Arrivals
Rova
N.
Bentley.
Mrs.
R.
nelungton.
city
Prince
Rupert
chair.
It
was
decided
to
hold
the
fcorman
Boyd
and
Jack
Balkln.
annual
meeting
ot
the
parents
Vancouver
Mr
and
Mrs.
E
S.
Kln-and
committee
in
the
early
part
ney
and
family
city.
Mrs.
R.
Q,
of
November
for
the
election
pi
officers
for
the
coming
year
and
for
the
presentation
ot
reports.
This
meeting
will
have
added
sig
nificance
in
view
ot
the
fact
that
an
invitation
will
be
extended
to
the
committee
and
parents
ot
the'
Seal
Cove
Troop
to
attend
In
order
to
Inaugurate
a
local
association.
The
association
will
look
after
the
general
Interests
if
scouting
In
the
city
"while
each
troop
will
be
sponsored
by
its
own
committee.
It
was
decided
that
a
Scout
Toy
(Shop
wil
be
conducted
this
Christ-mas
for
the
distribution
of
tovs
to
needy
children.
A.
meeting
of
the
ocal
Sfiouten
will
be
held
shortly
to
make
suitable
arrangements.
It
is
hoped
that.
In
the
near
future,
a
Wolf
Cub
Pack
will
be
Emmerson,
Digby
)
4
.
Amundsen,
Juneau.
Central
Mrs.
J.
D.
Leighton
a
Hobuu-
uu
u.
muon.
aieuakatia
a.
Ko.
Montgomery
sang
and
family.
Lewi
u.
Charlie
Anderson
Dibv
isj
Knox
D.
Roche
and
Ben
Er;ckser.
Be
wise.
Read
the
wa.it
aii
What
Men
Prefer
BACHELOR
For
Gentlemen
Bachelor
,
Bachtlor
Shaving
Crea.m
Shaving
Lotion
Karhelor
BarhfUr
Talcum
Powder
BriHianiine
i
GIURA.VrEEn
SATlSFApllflV
Ormes
ltd.
Zut
Pion
e
er
Drtqgists
The
tUiU
Store
rhaaca:
II
O
Open
Dally
JTraia
I
a-m,
XSi
II
mja.
Bandars
and
DoUdayi
Frvta
U
bmo
UUIu.
7
a-m.
tOi
jn.
Cit
izens
of
Prince
Rupert!
Face
line
Facts
The
Analysis
of
Bulkier
Valley
Coal
Taken
by
an
Independcn,t
Authoritj
Fixed
Carbon
59.055
Volatile
Hatter
.
.
,
28.30
Moisture
30
Ash
9.35
Heating
Value
...
13,027
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