PENTECOSTAL
ASSEMBI1Y
In
Trout
I
C1LVRLOTTETOWN,
August
r20
.
-Preparing
his
eaten
oi
iroui
..
.
of
,,1
flcVl..
or
supper
uiir
a
suntwiui
.-..
rig
trip.
Wilfrid.
Cullen
of
cnar-r,twtiwn
was
amazed
to
find
a
Siamond
ring
in
one
of
the
speck
ed
beauties.
The
ring
was
not
in
the
stomach,
Lit
todeed
lust
behind
one
of
the
bills.
The
fisherman
had
the'
ring
lalued
and
It
proved
to-
be
the
rerl
hine.
He
Is
retaining
It
to
see
If
the
fwner
will
turn
up
to
claim
It.
Quite
often
small'
gold
nuggets
Ln
been
found
In
the
crops
of
xiultrv
In
Prince
Edward
Island
but
diamond
studded
trout
eclip?
Even
these
stories.
cullen
doesnt
mind
telling
he
laught
the
fish
In
Sherry's
Creek,
kfll-known
fishing
hole,
because
iCo-Operatives
Aid
Producers
Farmers,
and.
Fishermen.
Better
Themselves
Atlanta
Coast
FRTCDERICTON,
Aug.
20r
(CP)
Adult
education
is
playing
an
Increasingly
important
part
in
help
ing
farmers-
and
fishermen
oi
east
ern
New
Brunswick
CoL
AX.
Barry,
Newcastle,
tdlstrict
supervisor
of
fisheries,
sa'ld
during
a
visit
here.
St
Thomas.
College,
at
Chatham,
and
CoL.
Barry
are
active
In
the
work.
The
movement
began
with
credit
unions.
In
Northumberland
Coun
ty
some
20
fishing
and
farming
groups
either
have
received
or
re-auested
union
charters.
Other
ap
plications
are
pending
while
study
clubs
consider
the
matter.
Co-operative
activity
resulted
from
the
study
of
credit
unions,
said
Col.
Barry.
The
number
of
co-operative
lobster-eannlng
groups
Idea
his
catch
won't
beon
eastern
coasl
te
has
an
.on
v-w
new
uionmi
Brunswick's
mjwui
w
...
i
.
fpeaiea
m
a
nuny.
Cancel
License
iFor
Two
Years
U
14.
comaaredulth
eight
last
year.
I
These
groups
represent
700
to
BW
!
fishermen.
Many
groups
own
factories.
Some
of
the-
newer
organizations
hired
other
firms
to
do
their
packing
this
year
but
plan
to
build
their
own
fartnrio
in
teas.
Last
winter
there
wnken
Driver
Is
Severely
Dealt
were
six
co-operative
smelt
ship-
,
,
n-
n
v.
.!..
t
niia
in
rrinre
t.awaru
isimu
iping
groups.
Th
fishermen
are-nettlnu
sllehti
SLlQfERSIDE.
P.I..
August
20
,
v
better
nrlces
as
a
result
of
co-i
PCPi
Justice
1n
the
British
Isles
oDeraUve
work.
One
of
the
chief
h
.
.
.
m
t
.
-
.
an'
.
I
r
A4
.
l
ij
bs
r.oiea
me
woria
over
jor
i
rjenenu
is
ptomwuuu
fctrictneis
and
drasUc
enforcemert
'
marketing,
said
Col.
Barry
Ifspeclally
in
matters
pertaining
to
driving.
Residents
ot
urn
(reckless
Prince
county
town
believe
the
law
.
lis
equally
well
enforced
here.
.
!
.
HALIFAX.
Aug.
A
driver
who
overturned
his
car
.
,
.
anA
William
while
speeding
around
a
turn
in
mft
,nHallfax
after
not
hav-the
buriness
section
and
struck
an-
.
-t
1
.,
.
.
...
inK
Sreil
cacn
umct
jv
uuirt
tar
wua
sciiuriitcu
wj
SEPAUATED
48
YEARS
MILK
20:
(CP)
Two
Richard
left
this
city
to
work
In
I
m
tail
on
a
charge
of
driving
wniie
twQ
s
short.
of
a
half
.
under
the
influence
of
liquor,
and
.
.
and
th
had
hot
cor-
vears
Ca"Celled
responded
during
that
time.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUES,
T.S.S.
CAUDENA
FRIDAY,
DAY,
1:30
p-ra.
l:3dpjn.
Due
Vancouver,
Thurs.
a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
It
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
Mrom
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
I
RAILWAY
I
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Potts-
S3.
"Princess
Adelaide"
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
TO
VANCOUVER
DIItECT
SS.
"Princes,
Louise"
SS.
Princess
Alice"
SS.
Prln.es,
Charl.tte
Aug.
10.20.
Aug.
3,
13,
24;
Spet.
3.
6,
17.
21;
Sept.
7
Aug.
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Taclflc
Services
Ticket,
and
Reservation,
From
RuPert-
B
C'
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent.
We
Have
Grade
"A"
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
Daily
From
Our
Own
Herd
Delicious
Sour
Cream
50c
per
Quart.
Phone
Red
608
For
Better
Dairy
Products
Dominion
Pair
Delightful
Tea
I
223
6lh
Avei
West'
.
1
"
A.
delightful
engagement
tea
was
rur
if.
j,
nnr.i
k
jnew
in
trie
Oddfellows'
Hall
yester-
he
Pentecostol
Assembly
moved,
from
119
SilVAje
ast
to
223
6th
Ave.
(day
afternoon
at
which
Mr.
and
next
U)
me
viimj.
ijvirs,
o,
v.
vxw
announced
uie
en-
f'est
dedication
of
the
new
Mission
wllL
take,
place,
on
Sunday
att'll
ajn.
gagement
of
their
daughter.
Agnei
?nnrtav
School-
and
Bible
Class
at,
run.
Rau
in
nonloi
uaiv
nf
Mniimn
fne
evening
service
at
7:3U
p.m,.
wia
D
incnarge
oi
Rev.
J.
aowiana
ux
ieriace
Special
singing
at
both
morning,
and
,'eyenlng,
services:
Everybody
Cordially
Invited
.
fake
Fish
And
Diamond
Ring
trace
Edward
Islander
Finds
Gem
The
marriage
will
take
place
on
October
7.
There
were
In
th
neighborhood
lot
one-
hundred
euests
who
were
received,
by
Mrs.
Cox
and
Miss
Rose
Cox-
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKlnley,
Mrs.
J.
R.
Morisoa
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
Asplnall
presided
at
the
urns
and
those
serving
were
Mrs.
Alex
Barbe,
Mrs.
George
Adams
and
the
Misses
Edna
McLean.
Jean
McLean.
Norma
Smith.
Maureen
Kirkcatrick.
Betty
'
Barber
and
Margaret
Smith.
Trie-
attractively
aDDOintea
tea
table
was
covered
with
an
all-over
lace
cloth,
and
centered
with
flow
ers
ers
and
ana
tall
iau
pink
pins
tapers.
tapers,
A
i
profu
Barbara
Teng,
who
were
accorr.-
nanled
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
and
Mrs-.
J.
A:
Teng
respectively.
Piano
selections
were
Jean
McLean.
Opinion
of
Expert
on
Steps
Nelson
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
i
'
Cash
for
Old
Gold.
Bulger's,
tl
Mrs.
J.
R.
Elfert
will
sail
tomor-
row
on
tne
nuitc
iwuv
month's
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver.
Edmund
Llpsln,
who
has
been
paying
a
visit
here
wlth.hls
father,
A.
Wr
Llpsln,
sailed
last
night
by
the
Princess
Adelaide
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Mis
Nellie
McLeod,
who
has
been
vuitins
here
with
her
brother
and
.istr-in-law.
Mr.
and
MJfs.
Fted
wv-rend.
.sails
by
the
Princess
Alice
afternoon
on
her
return
to
Seattle.
ti
Davidson,
roadmaster
for
the
Canadian
National
Railway
from1
Smlthers,
arrived
in
the
city
from
th
interior
on
this
afternoon's
pruiu-
train
and
will
-
sail
this
evening
on
added
slon
of
seasonable
flowers
for
a
trip
to
to
the,
appearance
of
th
hall.
(the
Prince
Rupert
Dnrlnp
the
afternoon
there
were.
Vancouver
songs
by-Misst
Hilda
Bond
and
Miss
George
W.
Cripps,
provincial
as
sessor,
sails
tonignt
on
me
rnm-v
Rupert
for
Ocean
Falls
enroute
to
rendered
by
Mlssl
Rivers
Inlet,
Seymour
iniei
anu
Dances
Graceful
In
Better
Times
'other
points
in
mat
area
u
un
¬
cial
business.
Trwneetor
John
Macdonald,
whoi
hod
hppn
nrtlne
In
charge
of
this!
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
20:
(CP)
The!
Mlss
A.
Lips
and
Miss
A.
Haug-Iltterbug
is
lust
a
depression
pest.jiand
of
Terrace,
who
have
been
according
to
Donald
Grant,
presi-
noiiaaying
m
me
mjuuh
dent
of
the
Dancing
Teachers
Bus-
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
tness
Association;
Discussing
the
ef-,
Princess
Adelaide-
yesieroay
affect
of
the
economic
situation
on
noon
and
proceeded
to
the
Interior
dancing
trends,
Grant
asserted
In
by
the
evening
train.
an
aaaress
nere
mai,
juuus
disturbed
by
the
uncertainty
of
BEES
INVADE
FACTORY
hl.
nnnt
oMnnmip
nosltlon.
ctTHfTmTTJSTnR
P
F.
1
AUK.
ZU.
i
t
H
JVO..te
v.v.
I
k3uxAAAVMAwu,
i
J
i
fm.nH
in
nrlnii
nMirntlr.
and
'
rrai
isihoi-thprp
iras
a
QUeertbCt
llaVV
lUUlIU
4i
u
O
-
-
aJ
I
L-t
fc
fc
-
-
m
.
1
.
-
.
....
.
.
1
utpfrr
m
pynressions
oi
Dnvsicai
ac-
in
trip
trucK.
or
me
dccb
buwr
tivlty."
1
the
truck
for
a,
queen.
In
either
He
predicted
the
return
of
good:caset
a
iarge
swarm
of
the
honey-times
would
revive
the
suave,
.
harvesters
followed
a
truck
be-smooth,
graceful
dances
which
of-,i0nglng
to
-a
local
concern
from
fer
to
young
and
mature
people,
some
distance
out
In
the
country
"greater
spiritual
and
physical
sat-'
right
Into
the
concern's
factory
isfaction."
here.
Aid
of
a
bee
rancier
was
sum-
The
Cape
Cod
Capers,
a
group
imoned
and
he
gathered
the
swarm
dance
with
smooth
lateral
glides,
into
a
hive.
Spectators
watched
came
ln
for
a
word
of
praise
for
Its'
from
a
polite
or
discreet
distance!
lack
.of
hops
and
similarity
to
ioik.
dances.
.
w
Mail
Scheduli
Por
tut
East-Monday,
Wednesday,
and
Friday
..-
8
From
the
East-Tuesday.
Thursday
and
0.
N.
R.
TRAINS
h
Rait
p.m
Sunday
-
U"00
P-m-
pr
Vancouver-
Monday
2
P-
f
Tuesday
12:30
noon'
'
Wednesday
4
P-".
Friday
P
"1
.
i
nm
I
Saturaay
'
From
Vancouver-Sunday
4
Pm
Monday;
-
-
am
7
P-"1
Sunday
-
-
-
Wednesday
2
P-m
For
Anyox
and
Stewart
Friday
Prnm
Anvox
and
Stewart-
a.m
i
r
Tuesday
11
:30
aro
Saturday
6
P-m-
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson-Sunday
7
P-"1
From
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
mesdav
:3
RH1-
Charlotte
Islands
or
Queen
Aug.
13
and
27
,:ju
P-m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
t
Aug.
11
and
25
9:30
pjn.
For
Alaska-
Monday
a-m
Friday
am-
rrrora
Alaska-
Wednesday
-
P-ra-
Saturday
p
m"
Wednesday
1000
a.m.
Mondays,
Tuesdays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
P-".
11
a-m-
Fridays
From
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursdays
and
Sundays
11
Pm-
Mondays
and
Saturdays
2:30
p.m
r-AVENDISILP.E.I..AUg.20:
(CP)
Approximately
.40
men
are
em-lnvprt
lavine
out
a
golf
course
in
'i,-..,
cMurarrf
island's
new
Na-
ALCOHOLIC
UPSET
DUNSTAFFN
AG
E,
P.E-I.Mug.
20:
(CP)
Add
to
the
list
of
things
which
don't
mix:
liqu6r,
flour;
barbed
wire
and
a
truck.
A
truck
driver
here
failed
to
turn
when
the
road
did
and
residents
spent
con-i
slderable
time
extricating
the
vehicle
and
part
of
Its
load
of
flour
and
barbed
wire
from
the
sur
rounding
landscape.
The
driver
was
arrested
and
sentenced
to
sev
en
days'
Imprisonment
on
a
charge
Hno
n
motor
vehicle
while
IUI
vfviuvo
1
Intoxicated.
Timely
Recipes
PLUM
JELLY
,i
4
cups
(2
lbs.)
juice;
72
cups
(3'4
lbs.)
sugar
y2
bottle
fruit
pectin
To
prepare
Juice,
crush
four
pounds
fully
ripe
fruit.
Do
not
peel
or
pit.
Add
one
cup
water.
Bring
to.
a
boll,
cover,
ana
simmer
10
minutes.
Place
In
jelly
cloth
or
bag;
squeeze
out
Juice.
Measure
suear
and
Juice
Into
large
sauce-
Dan
and
mix.
Bring
to
a
boll
over
hnttpst
fire
and
at
once
add
fruit
pectin,
stirring
constantly.
Then
bring
to
a
full
rolling
boil
and
boll
hard
Vi
minute.
Remove
from
fire,
!sklm,
pour
quickly.
Paraffin
at
once.
Makes
about
11
glasses
(6
fluid
ounces
each).
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
First
annual
Port
Day
Ball,
Thursday,
August
25.
Moose
Hall;
Rebekah
Tea,
Annette
Fashion
Show,
Sept.
1.
Cathedral
Christmas
Bazaar
November
17.
Baptist
Bazaar
November
5.
tional
Park.
Try
a
Dally
licw
watad.
D
Phone
112
Taxi;
day
and
night.
t
iithpran
Church
tomorrow
at
11
Jack
Carson,
son
of
Dr.
and-Mrs,
I
am.
Rev
Relnertsen
preaches.
J.
H."
Carson,
returned
here.yester-;
llao
day
on
ine
i-ruicc
tvujciv
spending
the
summer
In
and
near
Vancouver.
division
of
the
provincial
police
for
turei
6ft-
J.
H.
Nordan,
manual
training!
instructor
in.
the
local
schools,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver.-
Mrs.
Beit
Morgan
and
daughter;
Miss
Connie
Morgan
are
sailing
this
evening
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to-
Vancouver.
From
Vancouver
or
Seattle,
Miss
Morgan
will
fly
Into
Whltehorse
at
the
end
of
the
month
to.
resume
her
school
teaching
duties
there.
Adiutant
aniL
Mrs.
Olof
Halvor
sen,.with,
their
two
children,
arrived
in
the
cltv
on
this
afternoon's
train.
They
have
been
stationed
in
charged
of
the
Arrrty's
Native
work,
at
Haz-eltn
for
the
past
five
years
and
have
received
orders
of
their
trans
fer
to
Petersbure.
Alaska.
They
will
proceed
to
their
new
appointment
after
conducting
special
services
at
the
local
Salvation
Army
Citadel
this
week-end.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
tempera
the
Dast
few
weeks,
sails
by
the
Alvansh
Part
cloudy,
calm,
56.
Princess
Alice
for
Vancouver
en-j
Mict
Arm
Raining,
south
wind.
Depression
Brings
Jittery
Capers
in
route
back
to
his
regular
post
atj55
....
I
m
A
?1
a
1
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
54.
Stewarts-Heavy
rain,
"calm,
52.
Hazel
ton
Cloudy,
calm,
52.
Smlthers-Pairt.
cloudy,
windy,
54
Burns
Lake
Clinudy,.
calm,
51.
Hotel
Atrivats
Bival
tt
Rnchioa
and,
3.
F".
Mussenden.l
Vancouver;
C.
J.
Motts,
Merrltt;
E.I
T.
Danno,
Prince
Rupert;
O.
Sandl,'
New'
Westminster;
T.
Aunli,
city.
Priic
Rupert
C.
Prevost,
O.
W;
Fowler
and
John
S.
Tait,
Vancouver;
John
Lbmbardi..
Montreal;
John
Rukin
and
family,
Georgetown.
Central
P:
Hudson,
city;
Thomas
Sven-sen,
Vancouver
Knx
Stephen
Adams,
F.
Olsen
and
E.
D.
Cronin,
city.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
PORT
DAY
City
Commissioner
Alder
has
declared
Thursday;
Au
gust
25,
1938,
should
be
observed
as
a
rjublie
holiday
in
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City
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
purpose
of
inaugurating
and
celebrating
Port
Day.
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