PAGE
FOUB
BURNS
LAKE
Mri.
Huct'Sr.
of
Decker
Lake
was
ia
winners
brought
delight
f
The
Man
in
the
Moon
iniuied
on
Sundar
evcninz'
while
y
Here
sit
at
home
and
get
ex
MlVin
on
the
mart
near
her
home
we
She
was
struck
down
by
a
hit
and'
cited
and
all
the
time
the
Feuhrer
rim
driver
and
is
a
patient
In
the
fooling
us.
i
tr
1
1
V.
V.
1
juries
which
Included
-fractures'
of
,
What
a
wonderful
time
we
should
"The
baby
has
eaten
a
.
The
first
meeting
of
St.
Paul'sldog
biscuit!"
PRAHA
CRAOLCO
Continued
from
Pn
One)
ding
a
fifth,
but
false,
arch
and
thus
destroying
the
cross.
We
waited
until
the
service
had
finished
and
then
the
rabbi,
who
spoke
perfect
English,
took
us
Into
the
Inner
part
to
which
Jewish
wo
men
are
not
admitted.
A
narrow
collar
bone
and
ankle
are
being
411
baTC
lf
we
00111(1
set
as
excited
gauery
runs
around
the
whole
in-
attended
to.
Her
many
friends
will
l
Miner,
be
glad
to
learn
that
at
time
of
All
I
wish
is
that
the
Junior
Chamber
gcing
to
press
Mrs.
Hunt,
despite
ber
of
Commerce
could
settle
this
her!
83
years,
was
bearing
up
in
usual
cheery
manner.
Her
friends
Sudeten
question.
They'd
soon
rake
a
RtUe
war
that
would
stoP
will
wish
her
a
speedy
recovery.
the
others
fighting.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Paton
and
O.
Ire
land
of
Vancouver
and
New
West-'
ner
room
and
openings
about
18
inches
by
10
inches
are
cut
in
the
walls
thus
permitting
the
women
to
watch
and
take
part
(though
hidden
I
in
the
service.
Treasures
from
all
parts
of
the
world
are
collected
there
including
-
the
lamps
which
light
the
syna-
Come
to
think
of
It
I'd
about
as
gogue.
Each
is
from
a
different
minster
are
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
5000
haTe
Hitler
as
some
of
these
country.
Including
one
from
Ca-
Mrs,
John
Gowans.They
have
been
aT
pouiicwus
u
i
naca.
enjoying
a
fishing
trip
for
the
past
country
who
do
not
know
their
own
"And
what
are
the
complaints
of
tew
days
on
Ootsa
Lake.
I.Mrs.
R.
Munger
and
family
of
Terrace
have
taken
up
their
residence
here.
Mr.
Munger
is
employed
at
The
Ruddy
Motors.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Berg
and
family
accompanied
by
the
latter's
mother,
Mrs.
J.
Glowman
of
Alberta,
spent
jfhe
Labor
Day
week-end
at
Hazel-ten
and
other
points.
.
Mrs.
H.
J.
Jewell
and
Mrs.
H.
D.
jjacNeill,
left
by
car
for
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
and
other
points.
asked
the
rabbi
Teacher:
"Jimmy,
name
a
great.
"We
-ye
have
nave
none
none
oi
of
a
a
political
pouucai
na-
na-
time
saver.
Jimmy:
"Love
at
first
sight."
"I
cannot
sing
the
old
songs,"
She
screeched;
and
it
was
true.
But,
boy,
how
she
succeeds
In
slaughtering
the
new!
"Pa,
what
is
a
radio
comedian?"
"A
man
whose
typewriter
outlasts
several
hundred
pairs
of
shears."
101
or
urn
,
....
-
...
THE
DAILY
NEWS
'Charles,
son
of
the
late
Mr.
and
"1,,
'J
RHEUMATIC
PAINS
Backache,
Lumbago
and
Rbwmutic
paint
are
often
due
to
consisted
bd-neys.
8
medicinal
ingmiienti
in
Gin
PiMs
stimulate
lidaev
action,
euminate
excess
acids
and
t
ne-up
the
bloodstream.
If
toxic
ware
natter
in
your
system
is
making
-
t:red,
acbey,
depressed,
Jake
Gui
i
Pnr.
their
merit
throoth
their
n.'
Funeral
Service
.
i
tiire,"
he
replied.
"In
Czechoslo-
r(Y
KltSPffllClZl
nu4
we
iuc
cvmiucicu
a
separate
nationality
like
the
others;
we
are
free
In
every
sense
of
the
word
democracy;
our
children
in
general
speak
Polish
because
the
biggest
Jewish
population
is
to
be
found
In
Slovakia
and
the
South
Boy
Saturday
J.
H.
Johnson
passed
away
in
tne
early
mornlnj
after
a
very
brief
Carpathian
Drovince.
but
we
have
illness.
The
boy
was
taken
to
the
Hazelton
Hosnital
early
In
the
I
Justly
treated."
.week
but
did
not
seem
to
be
seri-
All
Jewish
Villa
res
'
ously
ilL
He
became
much
worse
At
Praha
the
Jews
form
only
"
'on
Wednesdiy.
-uracious!
exciaimeu
airs,
riuip.i
.
,
.
.
.
...
jv-i
held
united
W.
A.
was
held
at
the
Manse
;
ever
mino,
near,
sa.a
a
menu,
a
..
rtU
Mm.1imM
VowelL
assisted
by
Rev.
B.
Black
with
Mrs.
R,
Commons
In
the
chair.
I
"It
Just
serves
Fido
right.
He
s
often
completely
Jewish.
and
Mr.
Pierce
of
Prince
Rupert
runs
were
maae
iot
uie
ran
tta-wnuuiciMupiiuu
uicu
i
juu,
war
to
be
held
on
October
29
at'
Fido?"
4
pin.
Guests
at
the
meeting
werej
iliss
Pearl
Mills
RJI,
formerly
ma-1
A
i
UnJlinrr
iron
of
the
hospiUl
and
Mrs.
W.'lelUIcL
ncQUlIlg
Wilson.
The
Manse
rooms
werej
rp
lght
with
waried
colored
large
J
asters
in
gypsophlla,
crimson
snap-,
dragons
and
sweet
peas.
The
study
PViufpU
Mnnco
book
was
read,
the
chapter
"The
VUUII.H
ITlaUdC
Light
of
the
Mind,"
dealing
with
Christian
education
ahmad
beinff
Ms
Charlotte
Nelson
dealt
with
at-
this
meeting.
The
The
United
Church
Eehool
picnic
held
on
Saturday
afternoon
In
the
church
grounds
wa:
much
enjoyed
by
almost
sixty
children,
including
a
few
visitors.
Mrs
Ray
Commons,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
rckland.
Miss
A.
Copithorne.
Mr
J.
Clarke
with
the
pastor
and
hi?
wife,
made
the
occasion
a
happ.
trie
for
those
who
came.
Games
Tre
played.
Races
were
won
b
Thelma
Eckland,
Edna
Ostberg
Archie
Patterson,
Kenny
Smith
Marvin
Ashcroft,
Wallace
Mclntyre
knd
Una
McClary.
Supper
was
serv
ed
on
me
lawn
including
the
child
Becomes
Bride
of
Charles
Richmond
meeting
at
which
Mrs.
Bushfield
-o.
-3",.
.
was
hostess
was
well
attended.
;
Constable
P.
B.
Smith
left
week
on
his
annual
vacation.
'motored
to
Vancouver
and
other
southern
ciUes.
ding
was
quietly
solemnized
in
the
United
Church
Manse
on
Saturdav
this
CTenmgt
September
10,
of
Char
He
lotte,
daughter
of
Mr.
Charles
and
the
late
Mrs.
Nelson,
Terrace,
and'.
The
men
wear
black
with
a
'Afterwards
the
body
was
taken
to
loosely-fitted
coat
which
reaches
the
Salvation
Army
Hall
where
the
knees,
av
black
hat
with
a
another
service
was
conducted
by
round
flat
crown
and
a
very
large
Adjutant
Parkinson
assisted
"
by
flat
brim
which
actually
sits
upon
Captain
Tomllnson
of
Cedarvalf
their
ears.
But
the
unusual
and
and
Simon
Turner,
where
the
local
amusing
feature
Is
that
the
men!
school
children
sang
"When
He
wear
heavy
black
beards,
shavs
Cometh
to
Make
Us
His
Jewels."
their
heads
except
for
a
small
tuft
At
the
graveside
a
short
address
of
hair
In
front
of
each
ear
which
was
delivered
by
the
boy's
School-Is
allowed
to
grow
and
Is
curled
teacher.
Rev.
B.
Black
and
again
Into
long
curls
which
hang
down
'the
school
children
san?.
"Safe
in
about
six
inches
one
only
on
each
the
Arms
of
Jesus."
Adjutant
Par-side.
The
effect
Is
Irresistibly
fun-1
Vinson
committed
the
body
to
the
ny
and
Is
certainly
the
origin
of
.
grave,
and
Mr.
Pierce
closed
the
most
of
the
caricatures
of
the
services
with
prayer.
Je.
'
i
The
local
band
led
the
various
The
saddest
story
Is
told,
how-1
processions
from
the
home
to
the
ever,
every
day
at
the
frontier
.grave.
which
link
"
Austria
and
Theodore
was
onlv
six
vears
nld
lost
'
his
"1UUI"
mother
less
,ras
than
"ian
a
Mrs.
H.
Richmond,
Terrace.
Rev.
T"T
.'
.,
Z
.
V
T"
SundayAdam
Crisp
officiating.
The
bride
Tavla
9nrl
nt
fh.
linB
.
.
.
tu
St
colored
satin
thcir
friends
often
nhtUltt
brothers
anQ
man
other
relaUves
with
accessories
t
to
match
and
car-
to
TKeiyt
them.
But
they
have
no
.There
were
some
very
fine
wreaths
,
J!
J
CrCaia
Prts
and
however
sympath-.and
crosses
spread
over
the
casket
?Iadioli,
astors
and
sweet
'
peas.
Her
etic.
the
Czech
authorities
may
bridesmaid.
Miss
Sarah
Richmond,
feel
they
have
no
other
choice
but?
'
PETERBOROUGH.
Ont..
Sept.
14:
rore
a
gown
of
glory-blue
crere.
to
turn
thpm
harv
CP
Traffic
violators
nro
nil
Mr.
John
Matthews
and
interest
-t
-
r
i
assisted
the
One
of
these
told
us
that
one!alike
to
a
constable
here.
On
the
voom.
old
man
slept
In
the
fields
and
same
he
gave
a
parking
ticket
During
the
signing
of
the
register
waiting
room
at
a
frontier
town
to
Judge
Smoke
and
warned
mayor
Mrs.
Crisp
played
Engelman's
"Mel-
for
nearlr
three
weeks
whili
friPnH
ody
of
Love."
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rich-
willing
to
accent
him
sim
mond
are
to
reside
in
Terrace.
the
Czech
side.
Nearly
everv
dav
.
i
he
received
other
papers
and
tried
.
..
.
new
arguments,
but
it
was
of
no!
lUan.tJ1J
avaU'
not
allow
him
!
bn
favorite
beverage,
cocoa.
Lol-jS::ho01
rcssion",n
tne
loUowing
day
to
enter
because
his
papers
were
Ivrops
to
aU
and
chocolate
bars
to
was
iation
an
encourag!ng
sign
of
apprec-,
not
In
order
nor
could
they
be
I
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in
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smarter
shows;
shows
that
move
with
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and
sparkle
that
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on
end.
New
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new
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new
dramatic
highlights;
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in
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home.
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l.ODH
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i
last
evening
at
the
home
of
the
re-j
gent,
Mrs.
Tommy
Fraser.
;
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was
a
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of
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Is
Story
of
Ctrl
and
Gangster
Husband
Dramatic
in
The
Extreme
."The
Last
Oangster"
showing
here
tonight,
tells
of
the
Imprison
ment
of
a
"Dublic
enemy"
and
the
It
was
decided
to
hold
another
stru5Eie
f
wife,
who
did
not
cabaret
dance
this
year
In
the
first
know
nis
caning,
to
lose
her
lden
week
of
October
at
which
the
rug,
tlty
and
their
child
from
the
which
is
now
being
raffled,
will
be
disgrace
attached
to
his
name.
arawn
lor.
Miss
Stradner
plays
the
wife
and
Stewart
the
newspaperman
who
'befriends
her
and
with
whom
she
'finally'
finds
happiness.
Edward
Ludwlg
directed
from
a
screen
play
by
John
Lee
Mahln.
A
riot
In
the
mess
hall
of
a
Fed
eral
penitentiary,
grim
details
of
prison
life
and
the
armored
pris
'on
train,
roaring
activity
in
great
TERRACE,
Sept.
14.
The
annual
newspaper
offices,
and
inner
work-Harvest
Festival
Service
was
held
Ings
and
haunts
of
gangland
pro-
j
in
Knox
United
Church
on
Sunday
vide
the
dramatic
background
fcr
On
Thursday
the
young
son
of
I
evening.
September
11
when
a
good
the
central
romance.
congregation
assembled
to
render,
The
dramatic
hrehlleht
is
the
thanks.
'scene
in
prison
where
Miss
Strad
The
church
was
prettily
decor-
ner
tells
Robinson
that
she
at
latt
ated
by
the
members
of
the
Ladies'
knows
the
truth
and
must
leave
Guild,
with
flowers,
foliage
and
him
and
take
their
baby
away
for-
vegetabies.
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selections
were
ever.
bwu
u
ure
junior
unoir
and
a;
players
Include
Lionel
Stander
an
icciiauun
enuuea
"The
Better
lac
thp
eann&tr'
henchman.
Dou?
tion
but
at
Bratislava
the
ratio
Saturday
In
the
home,
conducted
Prayer"
was
given
by
Miss
Jessie
las
Scott
John
Carradlne.
Sidney
'rises
to
nearly
40
percent
while
by
Adjutant
Parkinson
of
Glen
Llewellyn.
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