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mmpn.
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t
the
Priests'
Residence'
When
Teachers
Association
was
held
James
Gbrdon,
the
parish
last
evening
in
the
auditorium
of
united
In
mariage
Miss
Booth
Memorial
High
School
with
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wrs.
k.
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winsiow
presiding
over
tomormw..
traln
for
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trln
tn
TpP
Mr
ana
Mrs.
t,
j.
Leicn-
a
large
attendance
of
members.
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secretary
was
asxea
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write
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w
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noil
wninii
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at
the
reremonv
were
theitfc
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onnriotinn
nf
tVio
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ana
k.
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upwn.
i
successful
and
faithful
work
lu
ted
Here
nnnitnr
pmpnt
advertisements
in
this
col-
will
be
charged
for
a
full
At-
i.
M
C
M
October
21.
Tea
Nurses'
Peter's
Parish
Hall
Dance,
Ot-
1
.
I.
W.
A
cDytcnan
uazaar
rtuy.
xu.
I
m
Peter's
Church
Baiaar
Nov
Are
you
oni;
200,000?
1
ft
Tktrtnc
Nt
to
SAVE
for
Wgklrly
rabtf
Ing
pnia,
luctt
IK
Iniuranc
premtumt.
A
Vem
f
your
own.
A
child
dvcatUft.
Yr
wedding.
Invitmni
In
found
tocurltit.
A
avlomekllo.
lorgolni
lor
coin.
II
A
rool
hotlday.
II
the
interest
of
the
association.
mm
mam
a.
i
i
i
t
m
u
u
t-u
wu
j
ri
t
rum
i
n
thanks
for
the
recent
donations
!
given
to
the
schools.
The
first
Friday
in
November
Held
at
Borden
Street
School
was
set
as
the
date
of
the
annual
s
week
At
King
Edward
'telephone
b!dge
and
Mrs.
R.
M.
Next
Winsiow,
Mrs.
N.
M.
Carter,
Mrs.
O,
E.
Moore,
Mrs.
J.
H.
Bulger,
first
well
baby
clinic,
belnq
Mrs.
Oeorge
Wilson
and
Mrs.
L.
S.
lzed
here
by
Mss
K.
D.
Hope
were
appointed
conveners.
ly
R
N..
local
.public
healtl)
Arthur
Sutton,
and
Miss
E.
A.
,
was
held
at
Borden
Street
Mercer
reported
what
had
been
-
UlIIV.
il
VI
I
V
lIUVl.l
Ul
UUU111111
1U.
week
similar
one
will
tic
radios
for
the
schools.
The
chief
it
Kins
Ec-ard
High
School
'difficulty
was
the
lack
of
suffix
clinics
are
open'
to
all
bablrt
(
dent
money
to
get
receivers
he
service
Includes
weighing
.
which
could
be
heard
with
suf-'
o
iciwavtav
vv
a
iiloo
uj
WIC
uulio
U
Mnn
ni
nrnnipm
npiu'ppn
in
miva
vta
nfAnms
Anii.i
tiA.4U
.
I
MV
Vpj,k
IMitO
J
W
fcil-
CHILD
IS
BAPTIZED
KITZEGUKLA,
Oct.
20:
On
Sunday
morning
at
the
morning
service
the
young
child
of
Helen
Wilson,
who
was
born
at
North
Pacific
Cannery
in
July
was
bap
tlzed
at
the
United
Church.
Mr.
$nd
Mrs.
Thomas
Brown
presented
the.
child.
Several
visitors
from
Cedarvale
and
Kltwanga
attended
the
service.
If
you
wish
to
swap
vsomething
.
Try
a
Classified
the
apimwimite
number
of
men
and
THAT'S
women
who
come
of
age
every
year
in
Canada,
Some
start
work
at
fourieeri,
sixteen
or
twenty;
some
go
to
college;
sortie'
graduate
'from"
the
school
of
hard
knocks,
and
some
nertr
graduate
from
it.
But
there
is
one
common
ground
on
which
all
can
meet,
and
that
is
the
habit
of
saving
money
and
putting
it
In
the
bank
regularly.
A
good
habit,
from
which
all
conditions
of
men
ahd
women
will
benefit.
Money
in
the
bank
is
far
more
than
a
reserve
for
"rainy"
days.
To
each
of
this"
year's
200,000
a
bank
account
will
mean
confidence,
so
essential
to
youth's
success;
and
when
opportunity
comes'
along,
a
fund
of
ready
cash
to
provide
a
means
to
grasp
it.
THE
M
t
DA
UIT
nv
1Mb
y
n
ii
ii
OF
CANADA
0V
ilO
BRANCHES
IN
i
ALL
PARTI
Of
CANADA
a
business
trip
to
Premier.
i
'
following
the
business
meeting
i
a
splendid
program
had
been
arranged
for
the
large
number
of
members
who
uere
fortunate
to
be
present.
Miss
Joyce
Edgcumhe
gave
a
very
interesting
account
o'.
her
experiences
In
the
schools
of
England
where
she
spent
two
as
an
exchange
teacher.
(years
School
buildings,
both
old
and
modern,
were
vividly
described
Anniversary
Supper
Oc-and
the
pupil-activity
work
car
iiicu
uii
in
uirse
.schools
unopr
mp"
imotiern
curricula
was
explained
In
a
very
Interesting
and
informal
manner.
Dr.
N.
M.
Carter
showed
moving
pictures
illustrating
his
recent
Journey
to
the
British
Isles
and
the
continet
of
Europe.
Interesting
comments
upon
the
various
scenes,
the
clearness
of
the
pictures
and
1
.
.
.
I
.
.
1
1
i
l
J
.
'
'
-
mucn
io
me
measure
or
the
aud
-
en
Masqueraae,
uciooer
.'o.
rut
c
William
Duff
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
trip
to
Toronto.
Miss
iviio
ti
Jean
can
oi.ain.ci
Stalker
will
will
leave
icavc
ui
on
There's
a
Good
Reason
You're
Constipated
I
When
there's
something
wrong
with
you.
the
first
rule
is:
get
at
the
cause.
It
you
are
constipated,
dont
fiddle
around
with
makeshift
remedies.
Find
out
what's
giving
you
the
trouble
I
Chances
are
It's
simple
if
you
eat
only
what
most
people
do:
meat,
bread,
potatoes.
It's
likely
you
don't
get
enough
"bulk."
And
"bulk"
doesnt
mean
a
lot
of
food.
It's
a
kind
of
food
that
lsnt
consumed
in
the
body
.but
leaves
a
soft
"bulky"
mass
In
the
intestines
and
helps
a
bowel
movement.
If
that
fits
you.
your
ticket
Is
a
crisp
crunchy
breakfast
cereal-Kellogg's
All-Bran.
It
contains
the
"bulk"
you
need
plus
the
great
intestinal
tonic,
vitamin
B,.
Eat
All-Bran
every
day,
drink
plenty
of
water,
and
just
watch
the
old
world
grow
brighter
I
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London.
Ont.
J.
Slade
Stevens
and
D.
H.
Shep-pard
of
the
federal
Income
tax'
department,
after
having
been
here
for
the
past
ten
days
on
official
business,
will
sail
by
the
Prince
George
tonight
pn
their
return
to
Victoria.
Arthur
Robertson,
well
known
tomorrow
evening.
E.
T.
Kenney.
M.LA.
for
Skeena,
will
arrive.
In
the
city
on
tonight's,
train
from
Terrace
and
sail
aboard
the
Prince
George
for
Victoria
to
attend
the
session
of
the
Legislature
opening
next
week.
Maurice
Irving
of
the
Canadian
-t
National
district
freight
and
pas,
senger
agent's
office
will
sail
to-nieht
on
the
Prince
George
for
Van
'High
School
Hop
Friday
The
senior
students
of
Bootn
'.nomnriri
Hioh
School
have
com
pleted
arrangements
for
tne
nai-which
will
be
held:
on
Friday
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
under
the
convenorsnip
oi
onanes
Hay
ward.
At
the
beginning
of
the
week
the
students
arranged
the
various
committees
which
are
as
follows:
,
'
Program
Peter
Allen,
Emilv
rv,ricfnrher.
Pearl
Menzles,
Helge
Holkestad.
Convenor,
Mr.
Sutton.
Refreshments
Percy
ruiuison,.
Audrey
Watklnsori,
Bill
Long,
Kael
O'Neill,
Joan
Watt,
Kosta
Klllas,
Shirley
Hague
and
Eleanor
ciapp.j
Convenor,
Miss
Daniels.
Decorating
Fred
Barber,
t-eier
Allen,
Emily
Chrlstopner.
reggv
Blackhall,
Ralph
Morin,
Aiex
uui,
Pearl
Menzles,
Rol
Judge,
Sarta
Nakamoto.
r
...
iui.i.
I
This
party
is
io
iormaiy
unaiei
the
Grade
9
students
who
will
be1
the
guests
of
the
evening
every
thing
free.
...
.
1
The
hall
will
be
decorated
in
nign
School
colors
and
the
party,
will
hpffin
with
the
class
draw
roiiowea
by
the
grand
march.
C
P-
Baiagno
ana
nis
uaiw-ants
will
provide
the
music.
Thece
.will
be
a
numDer
oi
uems
for
s
floor
show.
Phone
112
Taxi;
new
heated
cars.
Frank
Dlbb,
who
has
been
spend
ing
a
few
weeks
In
Vancouver,
is
expected
to
return
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
returned
to
the
city
on
Tuesday
night's
train
after
having
spent
the
summer
at
Terrace.
Mr.
Mcintosh
Is
remain
ing
there
for
a
while
longer.
The
Explorers'
group,
young
boys'
organization
of
First
United
Church,
held
a
regular
meeting
Tuesday
night.
Maurice
Davey
Is
mentor
and
Melvin
Thompson,
president.
Mrs.
Tomlinson
of
Cedarvale,
who
Is
prominently
identified
with
Sal
NAVY
MADE
GOOD
TIME
I
Came
Through
in
Pinch
With
Fly
ing
Colors
During
Recent
Crisis
LONDON,
Oct.
20:
(CP
Despite
holes
that
may
have
been
found
In
other
British
defences
during
the
recent
crisis,
the
Royal
Navy,
at
least,
came
through
with
flying
colV
ors.
The
smoomness
wiin
wnicn
the
naval
mobilization
Was
effect-
j
ed
is
officially
declared
to
have
surpassed
all
expectations.
Thirty
thousand
reservists
were
at
their
posts
within
three
days.
Some
reported
for
duty
after
read
Mrs.
Rushtort,
after
spending
a
Metlakatla;
George
Andrews,
Van
r"
-m"
.
week
at
Tweedsmulr
Lodge
in
the
couver
island.
oi
1
I'll
wm
auivc
ui
uic
"
ate,
wiiji
.
j
,
.
.
nn,,i
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.-
Bella
Coola
Valley,
will
be
here,
"oyai
uu
lUiHKUUB
iiuiu
limn
ii-.,
.
.
-
.
.n
.
R
Bmwn
Vlctirin-
V
WnltAn
me
steamer
tTince
.
,
irvimor
v
t
xfov.
t.
ur.i
morrow
evening
resuming
mj
vau-
"".
nav,
AGENTS
WANTED
Massett
sawmill
operator
ana
cot-'chrisTMAS
Card
salespeople.
Big
tractor.
Is
paying
a
Drier
ousiness
proflts
now
gell
the"
most
corn-visit
'
"
to
-
the
city.
"
He
arrived
fromf
I
yiZifc
pl
Christmas
lll
iOlialCLO
Card
vaiu
line.
Make
the
Islands
on
the
Prince
John
last
big-
money
every1
day
showing
1.1
I
lit
t-
a
Inr
hAM
home
A
'
.
night
and
will
be
returning
season's
largest
selection.
Printed
to
order
Christmas
cards,
with
sender's
name
and
address.
Designed
by
leading
artists,
values
unequalled
at
our
low
prices.
Four
attractive
lines
Including
couver
where
his
marriage
to
Mlssi,
lines
published
by
the
largest
...
.
L
...111
,
-
1
tnMA
rV
JJnV-
4-
1-tMJ
I
A
r
n
May
ADDOll
will
lane
piutc
uii
hut-
ember
5.
Miss
Abbott
is
the
daughter
of
the
late
Ernest
Abbott
and
Mrs.
Abbott
of
Vancouver
and
is
a
niece
of
A.
C.
Abbot,
well
known
local
railway
conductor.
company
of
Its
kind
In
Canada
Branches
from
coast
to
coast.
Get
easier
orders.
No
experience
necessary.
Write
for
free
sample
book.
Agents
also
wanted
n
smaller
towns.
Liberal
commission.
Friendly
service.
Premier
Art
Guild,
576.
Seymour
St.
Vancouver.,
tf.
WANTED
NTED
Second-hand
Piano-
BlacK"li7
after'6.
(249)
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
Two
girls
to
do
general
,
housework
and
cooking
in
twoj
private
homes.
Would
prefer
ehnms
or
someone
arnnalntpri
with
each
other.
Wages
$17
per
month.
Apply
Hudson's
Bay
Company,
Port
Simpson,
B.
C.
(246)
FOR
SALE
BOY'S
blue
reefer
coat
and
brown;
tweed
suit.
Size
12
Jo
14.
Apply
j
Box
29y
Dally
News.
"
(246)
HOHNER
Piand
Accordlan,
120
j
r.
t
.
nf,Aa
n
nn
nn
i
free
lessons.
Apply
Dally
News.
(247
FURNITURE
For
Sale.
863
Borden
'
Street.
(249V
i
FOR
RENT
CLEAN,
well
-
furnished
modern
apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
(244)
WORK
WANTED
SITUATION
wanted
for
lady
cook,
hotel,
camp
or
institution.
Best
of
references.
Apply
Box
31,
Dally
News,
(248)
wim
ook
ana
ueorge
woo,
city
'James
C.
Dobson
and
W.
J.
Simp
son.
Vancouver.
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad
vertisement
for
best
results.
Says
Varicose
Veins
Can
Be
Reduced
If
you
or
any
relative
or
friend
Is
worried
because
of
varicose
veins,
or
bunches,
as
good
advice
for
home
treatment
as
any
friend
can
give
is
to
get
a
prescription
known
as
Moone's
Emerald
Oil.
Simply
ask
Ormes
Ltd.
or
your
druggist
for
an
original
bottle
of
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
and
apply
night
and
mornin?
to
the
swollen,
25'
for
$1.00
Personals.
Also
many
enlarged
veins.
Soon
you
should
different
boxed
assortments,
all
notice
that
they
are
growing
small-M
and
the
treatment
should
be
,,,.
r,,ri,i.
:er
big
makers.
Canada
s
fa-contlnued
money
untll
the
velns
are
no
vorite
"21
card
assortment
Is
'
longer
burdensome.
So
penetrating
finest
ever
produced,"
sells
for
and
efficient
is
Emerald
Oil
that
it
$1.00,
your
profit
50c;
Make'
big'
also
helps
simple
swellings
due
to
train
t0
disappear.
money
for
Chrlstmas.J3tart
now.
Cash
In
on
these
fast
selling
i
Walker's
Music
Store
Large
Stock
Music
Ilelntzman,
Nordheimer
and
Lesage
Pianos
Piano
Tuning
with
"Resonoscope"
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
St
CRAFTS
MRS.
EDGCUMBE
Classes
in
Leather
Work
Metal
Modelling:,
etc.
Phone
BLACK
836
Be
the
Life
of
the
Party
Play
Piano
Popular
Music
The
Professional
Style
HAROLD
DAVEY
Teacher
of
Piano
and
Piano-Accordion
Open
for
Enjasements
Parties,
Dances,
Receptions,
etc.
Music
With
Rythm
Reply
at
the
News
Clip
This
Ad
for
Ref.
Music
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
Phone
Green
390
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5
nuuac
MEETING
OF
P.-T.
ASS'N
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
i:iieen
ieicmoru
wroniH
.
.
wiuiam
stone
sailed
yesterday
hi
iic&uiaiu
um.
w
mw
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1
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prnmn
nn
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ipnrirn
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Saturday
Evening
-
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uamering
.
mil
OfAifftfnn
mm
a
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.
.
.
cvfcjr
vufc
m
"v
v
...fc,
regular
mummy
meeting
ui
Stewart
and
11
GIVE
THEM
FRY'S
-
it
is
BETTER
F.
McVeigh,
supervisor
of
Department
of
Transport,
Ot
tawa,
and
F.
M.
McLennan,
chief
last
evening's
train.
Canadian
PHARMACY
WEEK
'
.
October
17th
to
22nd
Preventive
Medicine
Is
the
Keynote
of
Modern
Therapy.
See
Your
Doctor
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noon
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till
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of
the
mobilization
order
in
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the
Islands,
bringing
in
a
morning
papers
and,
before
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prisoner,
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Regnery,
who
his
were
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Arrivals
vation
Army
work,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
yester-J
Prince
Rupert
I
day
afternoon
on
here
way
to
the
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Ward,
city.
'
interior
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
J.
McGriffln,
Toronto;
H.
P.
Cahill.
I
M.
Koenigsberg,
H.
Burnell,
H.
M
I
Miss
Joan
Wiggins
returnee
.
McLaren,
J.
T.
Underhill,
M.
W
(Tuesday
from
Ketchikan
after
vis-Flewelling,
C.
Thomas,
Charles
F
itlng
Mrs.
Clarence
Purdy.
She
wiL
'P.
Faulkner,
L.
H.
Chapman
and
visit
here
for
a,
time
with
Mrs.
Oeorge
Lee.
Vancouver:
J.
Mc-Walter
Thompson
before
returning
Veigh,
Ottawa;
John
Carpenter,
to
her
home
at
Remo.
(Bernard
Bridden,
W.
M.
Smith,
H.
IT.
Robins,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Another
enjoyable
dance
was
'English,
A.
Robertson
and
S.
Joy,
held
by
Emll
Kinnon
and
Harold.
Massett;
John
L.
Clarke,
Nanai-Davey,
banjo
and
pianoaccordion-mo;
Frank
Pearce,
Port
Clements,
Provincial
Constable
H.
L.
Mc-
ln,th
Bston
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la1st!?:,pI?nn
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,
n
eht.
A
fair-sized
crowd
was
in
Inlet;
W.
M.
Cameron
and
Bob
fYCllllCy
Ul
IIIUCC
WUi
itlilVC
ill
II1C
,
city
on
toniBht's
train
from
the
In-
attendance.
terlor
and
sail
ori
the
Pflhce
George
for
a
trip
tq
Vancouver.
J.
K.
'
Gordon,
Well
kndwn
pioneer
lor
and
sail
on
Georee
for
Seattle.
He
expects
to
lh.
minis.
In
I
Via
rm,V
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COUVPT,
Gerald
Rushton,
traffic
assistant
of
the'
Union
Steamship
Co..
and
Wilson,
Nanaimo.
Central
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Pawchuk,
Por-
cher
Island;
Mrs.
J.
D.
Lelghtn
pay
local
station.
Mr.
McVeigh
will
leave
tonight
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
McLennan
proceeded
East
on
Provincial
Constable
Ii
l!
Olsen
of
representative
of
the
treasury
mj
Queen
Charlotte
City
arrived
lh
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
last
nlsht
onment
Instead
of
paving
a
fine
of
$25
Imposed
under
the
Fisheries
Act.
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6-Piece
Dinette
Suite
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and
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