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Thursday,
September
22,
1938.
THE
VOICE
OF
CANADA
Yesterday
we
published
a
brief
despatch
intimating
-
"T
6
vao
jiiuui
uiadpjjuinieu
in
KAxnuun.
inul
is
.
totaling.
Many
Canadians
-are
much
disappointed
in
their
vpwn
country,
especially
at
a
time
like
this
when
the
fate
Of
nations
is
.at
stake
and
the
Empire
is
on
trial.
'
;
-There
are
many
people
outside
of
Queoec
who
are
not
eager
for
the
country
to
be
drawn
into
.a
European
war.
Ih
xact
only
a
few
fire-eaters
would
like
to
see
fighting
commence.
'The
sad
part
of
it
all
is
that
the
people
who
lo..not
want
to
fight
are
usually
the
people
who
some
day
are
forced
to
fight
and
possibly
lose.
In
Europe
we
see
the
dictators
Tevelling
in
Avar
and
rumors
of
war
and
yet
they
have
had
little
real
fighting
to
do.
This
is
largely
because
they
have
put
on
so
bold
a
front
that
the
rest
of
the
world
is
afraid
of
them.
It
seems
to
us
that
it
is
about
time
we
realized
that
we,
;
as
a
nation,
should
either
be
a
part
of
the
British
Empire
or
out
of
it.
We
cannot
blow
hot
or
cold
as
the
humor
of
themoment
suggests.
If
we
are
to
be
a
British
nation
we
should
be
ready
at
all
times
to
back
lip
British
international
policies.
We
are
keptiully
informed
as
to
what
is
going
on
and
we
then
have
the
opportunity
to
make
our
protests.
The
possibility
is
that
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
;,haSinven
advJCP.
as
tn
thp
Tin!l'tinn
nf
r.nnarla
in
yoco
pf.
war.
It
is
possible
that
he
has
objected
to
policies
vwaiiL-ii
jie
iuoes
not
line
or
wnich
ne
is
not
prepared
to
recommend
Parliament
to
accept.
';
"Evidentlv
the
nolipv
tn
bp
fnl1nwrl
in
noaa
-nf
nrof
'iyould
be
for
the
Prime
Minister
to
call
Parliament
to-
einer
ana
tnen
lor
him
to
recommend
to
it
a
course
of
(Mtion.
We
take
it
that
whatever
he
recommends
will
be
flhe,..otherwise
he
Avould
resign.
That
is
why
we
)odk
to
.himas
to
what
stand
Canada
might
or
might-trot
take.
We
feel
sure
of
this,
that
if
tbp
Rmnirp
ic
t
wai-
in
a
'
-
-
"
ommj
m
.
.
tV
T
Ul
111
(4
just
'cause
and
if
Canada
'
does
-
-
not
-
"
.
back
uo
J
V.
the
.
.
Empire
in
t
CTIPTI
-n
Cflllcn
t
Vl
QT-n
mill
Xr
cmn
.r.
-P,-,-.
1
i.
1
United
Church
s
General
Council
i
iHolcIs
Biennial
!
Social
'Profoems'IinisteVs
Term
J
and
Salaries,
Merger
of
Papers
and
Other
Questions
Under
Review
TORONTO,
Sept.
22:
fCP)
Time
limits
for
the
pastoral
term,
equalization
of
minister's
salaries
by
contributions
of
the
highly-paid
citv.
preacher
to
the
stipend
of
his
bro-?
ther
in
sparsely-settled
charges;
national
'unemployment
and
merg
ing
ig
of
i
church
cnurcn
publications
puDucauons
are
are
out
oui-
against
Great
Britain.
He
acted,
as
standing
questions
for
discussion''
at
thp
Piohth
.Mntoi
j
vice-caDtaln
in
towns
of
Australia
Council
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
opening
in
Trinity
Church
yesterday.
:sieraay.
menas
"mat
tne
General
Council
acpolnt
a
committee
to
study
the
whole
matter
of
a
minimum
standard
ofsalaris
fof
the
immediate
guidance
of
the
whole
church."
I
CERTIFICATES
OF
IMPROVEMENTS
.
r.
"".
"
"
"
"
xui..IC
-
'
"
uiu
cuu
vim
w
VV
wiu,
VII
Vf
Miriam
nriam
Fractional.
rrartl
Jim.
Orandvlew
Of
the
Domininn
that,
tlip
vprv
fnnnrlnHmic
nf
f
Vih
onmitwf
will
he
shaken,
pnlitical
parties
split
and
'prolraDly
gov-
vrameiits
unseatea.
Twin
Moose.
and
niackle
Mlnrral
rtntm
Situate
In
rt.h.
-Atllm
ML-ntni?
DlvlAlnn
nf
.
OasRlar
District,
'
wiwre
vocaiuta:
vicmvty
or
Fourth
ct
vxinaud
jiao
jievtr
in
ziiuuern
times
oeen
reanv
arous-,,,uuy
ed
over
anything
but
there
are
possibilities.
The
timelaaSu1
may
come
when
she
will
open
her
eyes
and
take
action.
SSSJIc.
SSnJ-S
SJf
tNi
Avnen
she
will
speak
as
the
voice
of
one
Deoole.
i'6"
heTWf.
app!y
i
Mining
b.
if
;
border
tar
OerUXlcates
of
Iraprovementa
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
SOLID
WALNUT
CQI
AA
ookcasi:
JMtKUU
PGLlft
WALNUT
DIXING
'TABLE
Gateleg
with
CQQ
t"A
two
leaves.
Extends
to
six
feet
VwODU
SOLID
WALNUT
DININF
TABLE
Gateleg
COQ
tZf
dropleaf
J5oDU
Phone
775
327
THIRD
AVENUE
for
th
wurDose
af
obtaltl'iu:
Cfowil
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
under.
aotlon
45
f
the
"Mkneral
Act,1'
must
be
commcnood
before
the
lasu-arsoe
'of
such
OorUfloatcu
of
Improve-
Dated
thia
Irt
day
of
August,
1938.
REX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
Slim
Waist
Line
Bowl
For
Reservations
Phone
G58
SPORT
GHAT
When
'members
of
the
Yarram
Dolf
Club
m
Australia
take
'to
the
links
;Jt
is-not
unusual
to
we
kangaroos
browsing
quietly
on
a
fairway.
Koalas
and,
occasionally,
'emus
;are
see.
Somerset
county
-cricket
club
defeated
Leicestershire
for
its
10th
victory
of
the
'season
'and
a
record.
The
.previous
best
showing
was
nine
successes
in
1936.
Dan
Craven,
-clever
Northern
Transvaal
halfbarik,
captained
Snnth
cAfri
in
the
-
rugby
tests
and
NewZealana.
Guard
Defence
Plans
In
Australia
1
CANBERRA.
Australia,
Sept.
21:
CT
A
move
to
-prevent
leakage;
of
Australia's
Increased
overseas
mission
fields.
Rev.
Dr,
I
found
useful
in
preparing
a
supply
reier
uryce,
wno
nas
completed
his
one
church
indefinitplv
nrnvinin
-
-
-
tne
congregation
is
satisfied
with
Hobart
(Tasmania)
Greyhound
ftiu-t
iraicc
o
c-
-ni-An
f
A.
...tii
I
Ta
tntrtiiK
U'Hl
ctflPP
'ft
'Pl
!00Q
(S3.
v
w
j
va
as
muuiatui,
-will
retire
I
&
wvw,
w-o-
'
with
the
ccmlng
General
Council
N60
handicap
in
'February.
It
'Is
meeung.
luecucn
'ccucnoi
oi
me
me
new
new
mod-J
moa-;"""Si"
mougni
to
-
De
uie
jaigcii.
""
iw
erator
...ITl
U
-
t
iv.
.
r.
,.,,V.
n
AffarA
offered
In
A
11
Ct
rl
1
-
Professional
hoyer
srnlntor
en.
Off
the
"fur
"With
a
towel.
Stick
to
move
every
three
or
four
vears
eineerlne
student
and
a
former
each
peach
"With
4
cloves.
Put
into
whether
he
or
his
congregation
de-
member
of
the
Palestine
nolle-
syrup
land
cook
until
soft,
using
sired
it
or
not.
fnrrp
Pat
Mnrrimmn
ha
nfrtvprTin
half
the
peaches
at
a
time.
Change
Inopportune
Australia
for
a
series
of
fights.
I'each,
Carrot
and
Apple
Conserve,
The
Committee
for
the
Settle-
V
T
TO?
I
a
ment
of
Ministers
has
taken
up
the
When
only
two
balls
of
the
last
1,1
r0tS'
I
question
of
the
pastoral
term
and
over
01
tne
county
cricket
match
-
r:Z
i'lJi:,',,'mj
M,x
lhe
InRredients
and
simmer
rpnortc
n
tv,
n.i
r.
.,
...
between
Nnttlnffhamshirp
r,A
S
th;Pthe"m
rop.
Hampshire
,.rtmalned
portune
to
amend
the
basis
of
un-
had
lost
eight
wickets.
Each
of
the
JJ
lntP2
f88"
antf
when
Ion
to
provide
for
a
time
limit."
two
balls
took
a
-wicket
.and
Not-,
coveLI,1th
'
rra,,n
wax;
rr-i
...
.
...
iir,t,..ui.-
i
.
1
Tickled
Peaches
Pastoral
time
C
u
io.
runs.
';-
quarts
Qf
peacheSi
2
can
-vsicm
as
a
oasis,
vineear
4
cuns
suirar
l
tdrlr
pin.
t
v,nCBar.
CUPS
SUgar.
1
SUCK
Cin-
n-n.ilH
fpnH
(tv,,m,.l.
j,
P
.1
MaVinn
nt
m
uV,i
T..un
less
popular
4
out
of
their
pas-
Club
retained
the
Irlfh
profes-1
TZTlt
lal
mi-is
wiui
iia
Q5uniie
pros-
r"
wiiuipioiiwiip
wnn
an
Remove
skins
hv
vilHlnir
nti
pectr
In
sight.
In
addition
there
Is
aggregate
of
291,
edging
tnlt
W.
No
some
reason
tc
believe
that
thejlan
Portmarnock,
by
six
shots,
adoption
of
a
time
limit
would
upon
-such
qualifications!
(In
a
tnln-
eluding
J.
Bambrlck,
Chelsea's
Irish
lster)
as
scclallv
nonnlar
nrohnri.-international
r-
-
j
ww.
.
nuiu,
lit
V
t;
callv
attractive.
PYpnntiTPiv
Knifir
failed
tn
ini
f
tressed
above
prophetic
insight,
1
five
games
this
season
spiritual
force
and
scholarly
at-'
ainment'-.
The
church
does
not
develop
by
showmanship,
stunt
performances
or
sensationalism.
Christianity
is
a
teaching
religion.
To
teach,
one
must
stu"dy.
To
im-
Jpart
spiritually
one
must
have
time
w
wiiiR.
aim
iaiK
wnn
uoa.
n
our
Church
It
to
fulfil
its
mission
to
men,
Its
ministry
must
have
a
new
vision
of
its
calling,
and
the
laity
a
tranrfcrmation
in
their
attitude
to'
the
ministry
and
the
church."
Regarding
the
Question
of
"mini-!
J
mum
salary"
the
committee
recom-.
Baseball
Score?
American
League
Philadelphia
6-0,
Detroit
8-Boston
8,
St.
LOuis'4.
National
league
St.
Louis
4,
Boston
0.
All
others
postponed.
vinegar,
sugar
and
sdces
for
20
minutes.
Place
a
few
nieces
of
thc
reaches
at
a
time
in
svruD
and
?reatf
a
mn
Mr
mntcnvoMv
irtv.
Four
brokpn
rlhs-anH
a
uln,.i
..
.
.
,J
T
:.
.
J
.
.
.
'
"
"
"
osvuoijr
ccok
unui
icnaer.
pacK
in
sterll-
would
seriously
divide
and
weaken
,njured
kidney
caused
the.
death
Of
lzed
Jars
and
cover
-with
boIlln
the
church."
.James
Wallis,
;a
Kantva
footballer,
syrup.
Seal
while
hot
Congregations
need
educating
on'
He
was
hurt
when
a
team-mate
Sweet
Pickled
Fruit
tne
qualification
of
a
minister,
the.crasned
into
him.
,1
(Peaches,
pears,
sweet
aoples
crah
.
Ku.v
:u56,jto,
iiiiuKsiiuw
are
the
emphasic
w
is
too
often
w.v1r.a
placed
smvum
I
I
Six
new
"
experienced
--p----tttJCid
players
In
III"
iprles)
One
oeck
prepared
fruit.
1
quart
vinegar.
1
cud
water,
2
oz.
stick
cinnamon.
1
oz.
cloves.
4
lb.
sugar
Boll
the
,
,
......
.wj
:
uiiu
iy
means'
mv
sueaT.
ounai,
vineear
vinegar
an-1
an
i
ana
so
on.
wniie
inese
may
be
'"ira
aivision
English
soccer
team.
Ioippp
?n
minutes.
Din
oencbes
oaiimjiu
-iivii,
ltc-
w,
u
iuiiii,
"was
aiiieu
in
ine
IlrSt
wuumn
wrtLrr
iitiu
ruu
Oil
1U
j
but
do
not
peel.
"Pare
pears
and
avvica.
iur
i:mo
uupies
may
nt
pickled
mth
their
skins
on.
Stick
fruit
with
whole
cloves.
Put
lntc
,ryniD
nd
cook
until
soft,
-mine
a
quarter
or
half
of
the
fruit
t
at
a
time.
Mrs.
?
B,
nibsnn
rpturned
ti
the
cltv
on
Tuesdav
nieht's
train
from
Terrace
where
she
ha
been
snend-nr
a
fpw
rfavs
wtn
Mr
antj
Mrs
R.
L.
Mcintosh.
X
lkWWWWwr
II
Jainmn
ACE,
rUUMT
r.UAUATSTt:EI
BY
flD.OOfl
lroND
coa
st
ttmm
i.ri
us
i
imiti
r
Vlrlorl.
ALE
tin
(7
SILVElt
srniNo
STOUT
'
Control
BoTh
b'isM
0r
disP,ayed
bV
,he
L'or
control
Board
or
by
k
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Northbound
from
Vancouver
to
rtpfpncelSkaeway,
C.P:R.
-steamer
Princess
preparations
was
said
to
be
under-1
Louise.
Capt.
S.
K.
eray,
arrived
m
way
here
It
was
understood
me
yv"
-
"
"
y
Intellicence
service
would
be
strengthened
and
special
supervis
ion
extended
to
all
airdromes
in
the
commonwealth.
Precautions
were
attributed
to
the
extensive
use
of
modern
British
equlpment-ln
-de
fence
plans
Timely
Recipes
"PEACH
DELICACIES
1h
of
in
a
m
fnr
Kptnhlkan.
The-!
I
V
kV
V
-
-.
t-1iip
Hartr
hre
'fin
MonilavL
TVwvt
-v
-
-
r
Afternoon
southbound
with
a
toeavy
f
list
or
passengers.
There
'were
-only
twenty-seven
going
north
this
I
morning
of
whom
six
disembarked.
inere,
lour
lawng
passage
norm
i
from
this
port.
C.N.H.
steamer
Prince
'JohriCapt.
Nell
McLean,
arrived
ln
'tiort
at
1
8:45
this
morning
from
Vancouver
via
tht.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
with
passengers,
mall
and
freight.
The
Prince
-
Charles
-
Is
-
to
be
with
All
w
TV
vt
ttib
gvvu
v
t
wp
w
au
w,w
peaches
peaches
'Of
'Of
exceptionally
exceptionally
excellent
excellent
drawn
drawn
from
from
service
service
-here
.nere
and
ana
will
will
General
Council
consists,
of
about
mlle
grass
cycling
Charnplonsnip
at
this
-season,
there
has
been
be
replaced
by
the
steamer
Prince
3C0
delegates
reDresentinE-
everv
'
Gloucester,
England,-was
won
ny
riopn.H
,nr.
vlr.rfe
nt
rM.in
John
Cant,
oeorse
Co1p
viih
th
aistrict
and
phase
of
the
church's
-
A-
'Newberry
of
the'
Rover
club..
w
R
,Deacnes
oan
be
utnizca
sailing
tomorrow
night
lor
the
work
throughout
Canada
and
the
t
in
14
minutes,
17,4
seconds.
'The
rectpes
given
below
-will
be
south
over
the
.same
route.
of
peach
delicacies
that
may
le
Capt.
Johnny
Clausen-is
Ida
vinir
used
during
the
winter
months.
today
with
Ills
packer
Rap
on
the
"Peach
and
Tomato
Chutney
'
final
collecting
trip
Of
'the
season
One-half
peck
peaches,
1
'quart
to
the
salmon
trolling
grounds.
He
!
tvIII
be
oneof
the
first
itemsisuch
a
race
ever
Austral-J
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fn,lt
hpn1,h
u
now
nlrkincr
,,r.
hi
v,
on
the
agenda.
Dr.
Bryce
-assumes.'
la..
(food
chonner).
1
tablesnoon
wouml
winter.
the
pastorate
of
Metropolitan
'mace,
1
tablespoon
cloves,
1
table-
!
Church,
I
R.
N.
McDavid,
star
player
with
PICK
Toronto,
on
October
1.
po0n
Cinnamon,
'Vi
peck
tomatoes,
-ON
KEE-
w.ninuuvii
ui
me
uiinea
utc,
o
,u...B.-.
,y
oz.
papnKa,
Vt
p?CK
lomaioes,
.vw..
w.
uijt.
t.
viri--jcp-
Church
of
Canada,
followin?
the
of
the
century,
died
suddenly
at
62.
2
cups
brown
sugar;
3
xups
cidei
I
uty
R?ve
Holtby
Metcalfe
of
union
of
Methodist,
Presbyterian
In
his
day
the
"Rangers
were
ama-Vjnegar
&y
Swansea
Uiformed
police
his
vyuugiegauonai
cnurcnes
in
i
leurs
ana
ine
aauings
ui
khi
cnu
Mix.
well.
Let
stand
overnight,
in
4,uinc
aa
oeen
roooea
again
the
1925,
at
present
provides
that
"the
soccer.
McDavid,
a
prosperous
tail-
thc
m0rplng
cook
slowly,
stirring
eighth
'time
In
nine
-year.
"My
pastoral
relation
shall
be
without
a
or,
never
gave
tip
his
amateur
stat-
frequently
until
it
is
of
the
Tight
house
has
been
robbed
again
as.
time
time
limit."
Umlt."
A
A
minUfpr
minister
mat,
mav
stvp
ii
us
nn,l,linAi
i
USlIll
"
hs
ciM
consistency.
.
Sweet
Pickleti
Peaches
William
"Pprrilp
7S
Srnttlsfi
-horn
rini.
half
rlr
nooh!
D
1h
him
......
u.m
and
,ic
he
is
io
willing
w;ninj
to
w
siay
stay
on
on
the
me
goii
golf
professional
pruiesaiunai,
responsible
icapuusiuic
iui
for
brown
prown
sugar,
sugar,
1
i
pint
pint
vinegar,
vinegar,
1
oz.
job.
"For
years
there
has
been
an
laying
out
more
than
70
golf
courses
stick
cinnamon,
whole
cloves,
Q&ITlHnn
Iw,
o
it
.
-
it.
.
I
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1
T
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.
1
T,l
1
JI.J
.
U
l'.
Tnll
.
..!..
church
for
the
adoption
of
the
old
home
in
Wales.
Meinoaist
itinerant
svstem
bv
wnich
the
clergyman
was
compelled
GTVEN
TWO
MONTHS
PORT
CREDIT.
Ont.
Sept.
21
(CP)
Pleading
not
eulltv
in
charge
-of
keeping
beer
nd
Jiquor
mon
20
minutes
Din
neacnes
0''
wuman-.iara
"I'canarmif
quickly
In
boiling
water,
then
ni!jia
bottle
of
whisky
in
one
day,
easy"
She
was
sentenced
to
two
months.
FOK
SALE
axbflllllll
LU
-REAM
Enamelled
coal
stove
nearly
new,
also
brick-lined
heater.
Phone
Black
"836.
T22T
FOR
SALE
Osed
chesterfield
and
two
chairs.
One
rug
0x9.
Phone
Blue
-.936.
(223,
HELP
WANTED
FULL
TIME
help
required
at
Ridley
Home.
Must
be
over
25
years
Phone
Red
822.
(tf
liOAftl)
AND
KOOM
COMFORTABLE
Rooms,
excellent
fare,
reasonable
rates.
$14
2nd
AVenue
West
over
Prince
Tluperl
Feed
Co.
(J27
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Itoyal
Bank
Bldf.
HYDE
Transfer
315
SECOND
A
VE.
FURNITURE
MOVING
Cartage
Light
Delivery
Coal
Wood
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Andrews
PIES
POUK,
CHICKEN,
STEAK
mJ
KIDNEY
Sold
at
All
Leading
Bukhn
and
Grocers
Plant
Your
PEKENMALS
Now
For
best
result
r.f-x"
We
can
supply
shrub-
cf
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descrlphc::
W.
C.AIK
Florist
and
Nurserjm
TIIIHD
AVEM'E
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
-
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
'"A
'HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Hates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
it
C
1
Trince
Ruperf
B.C
Phone
281
P.O.
Boi
1
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
mm
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Ke;l
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Tinl
Salmon
Parted
by
the
only
rin
canning
company
with
n
the
year
remd
payroll
w
Prince
Ruprt
It
Vou
wish
to
swap
som
ethUiB-
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a
classified.