PEED
I
tsi.
"
P"1
e
alter-?
rector
of
St.
Peter":
1
cited
a
creed
of
four
essentials
i
1
rv.:-
Ut
"
-
w
lo
lo
f
t
6Bor
12,
1938.
TH
DAHTT
rlKWl
-t
ii
ii
-
..
Certain
Hod
r
4
"SPILL
IT
BACKWARDS
I"
"And
you
get
th
word
MILK-
pUau
out
Elsia.tha
Borden
Cow.
"Aad
that'i
)ut
what
KUM
Itpure,
frcah.
wboW
milk
with
all
the
cream
left
in,
powdered
by
renwvioc
the
natural
moitture
content
Simply
add
KKra
to
cold
water
-whitk
with,
a
beater
-
aod
you
have
an
Inuant
supply
U
craamy
paKeur-liad
whole
milk.
1
can't
rcctawnaod
aarthwg
better
tut
baby,
been
camp.
'
f
Christian
respon-
u!d
never
be
ended
nly
good
men
Could
CrU!n
Rod
Flat,
extends
to
1
?.
Phsne
::5
KLlM
IS
"II
U't
BoroWl
It's
COT
to
b
good"
OF
Sacrifice
Of
ACTIVITY
Unselfishness
r
...
1
1
t...i..
tie
ltttiuiiy
Young
Spa"'
Urged
By
Put
or
At
Moraine
ServUe
In
llrst
Presbyterian
Church
Yesterday
Sacrifice
on
behalf
of
God
In
branch
of
the
Re-IChrUt's
example
of
fortitude
nih
il
.
a
mod
Council
of
Cant-
er
than
for
motive
of
acclaim
or
d
..pening
rally
of
the
i
material
benefit
was
urged
by
Bev
:
.nht
at
First
United
'II.
O.
Fuiuton.
pastor
of
First
.b
a
good-sized
congre-Presbyterian
Church,
at
mornlnj
udance
Tom
John-,
service
yesterday
In
the
making
tas
in
the
chair
and
the!
of
Important
decisions
In
these
t
f'm
nroeram
was
an
ad-'
times
of
stress,
there
should
be
;
Km
Hardin
entitled
"A
j
the
spiritual
consideration,
assert
Y,
uth
In
the
world,
To-ed
the
pastor
,r
1
Hopkins
ma
tne
eenp-
taken
this
should
not
be
forgotten
.
..i
-
n.
o
i
The
churches
had
been
somewhat
-
.,
first,
serenity
of
soul:
second
.f.rrf
tn
the
fart
abiding
by
the
aim;
third.
loyalty
n.,,..n
w.,h
ri
to
the
Christian
principle
of
love
September
3.
1W9.
as
It
th,
tolerance
There
must
be
belief
In
the
Christian
gos-
4
Auut
4.
1914.
walnst
-
nn
.
...
...rt..
DeL
There
must
not
be
a
fear
o:
r
had
not
ended
war.
---
.ht
nie
must
be
forgotten.
More
.C:
thf-r
uwld
this
oneltrum
ever
today
was
toleration
H..innH
hh-'
needed
by
the
world.
rirmiehl
about
a
wide-i
Present
conditions
were
due
a
welter
of
wrong
principles,
saw
the
speaker.
Hope,
however,
should
not
be
tost.
The
sun
would
come
I
.
.
a
t
T'.d
good
As
the
pre-
out
alter
tne
..
.rr.ediate
task
of
put-
have
shou-n
up
the
things
that
-
tr.lTPswoa
was
under-'need
fixing.
Kipak
r
MacKenzie
s
Furniture
45c
15c
Feather
rillowa-
Eeeh
Cuvhian
farm-
From
A
Tube
of
Woodbury's
Tooth
Paste
And
a
Generous
Size
of
Woodbury's
Tooth
Powder
Both
for
25C
95c
50c
15c
a;:
third
avenue
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0
!
SPECIALS
A
Free
Tin
of
Woodbury's
After
Shave
Talc
With
a
Tube
of
Woodbury's
Shaving
Cream
Both
for
4
Cakes
JcrKen's
Transparent
Toilet
Soap
25C
Violet
and
rose
3
Cakes
Gartlenia
Soap
and
a
Bottle
of
25C
leriume
ror
Ormes
Ltd.
3lm
honeer
Drtu&tsts
Phones:
81
&
B
The
itei.il
Mora
Open
Daily
from
8
aJ.
till
10
P-m.
U
noon
till
Z
p.m.
Sundait
and
llUdav
trem
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OF
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p.m.
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Optometrist
Royal
Bank
llldi.
Fresh
Local
Haw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PIIONB
S7
FAREWELL
Saturday
evening
the
home
of
Dr.
and
Mrs,
R.
O.
Large
was
the
scene
of
an
enjoyable
party
when
members
of
the
First
United
Church
gathered
to
bid
farewell
to
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergln
and
Mrs.
W
II.
Kergin
who
have
been
active
and
valued
members
of
the
church
for
twenty-nine
years.
On
behalf
of
the
congregation
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson
delivered
an
address
of
appreciation
and
presented
to
Dr.
and
Mrs;
W.
T.
Kergin
a
beautiful
Sheffield
silver
hors
'd'oetivre
and
chop
dish
and
to
Mrs.
iVV.
II.
Kergin
a
leather
writing
case.
i
Corsage
bouquets
were
given
Mrs.
W
T.
Kergin
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Ker-in
by
the
Women's
Missionary
So
ciety
and
Ladles'
Aid
organizations
of
the
church.
Rev.
W
II.
Pierce,
on
behalf
of
'Heaven
All
Around."
I
the
ten
Indian
tribes
of
the
north
presented
to
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Kergin
a
gift
of
carved
spoons.
He
said
the
native
peoole
were
anxious
that
Dr.
Kergin
should
know
how
much
they
have
appreciated
his
long
and
valued
service
in
the
north
and
therefore
bestowed
on
him
the
name
Dr
Twllakaa.
meaning
During
the
evening
entertaining
date-
troup
contests
and
games,
arranged
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
For
prompt
and
courteous
ser
vice
Phone
13
Taxi.
tf
Moose
Ladies'
Meeting
Tuesday.
(213)
Have
your
hair
done
at
Bob's
Beauty
Parlor,
332
7th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Oreen
922
for
your
appointments.
21
,
Mrs.
L.
Swtggum
of
Stewart.
wh
ha
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catafa
this
morning
returning
nortn.
j.
H
Rolie
of
Ketchikan
was
a
week-end
business
visitor
in
tlu
city,
leaving
by
the
Princess
Louise
this
morning
on
his
return
north
Mrs.
J.
Oosse
arrived
in
the
city
on
on
the
the
Princess
Princess
Louise
Louise
this
tnis
morn
h
vtr.
v
p
Minr
anrf
Mn
IT
T
Rrliradier
and
Mrs.
John
T.
OlI-
Lock.
were
enjoyed.
Refreshments
ling
were
served
by
a
committee
con-
were
..n
v.v
ir
n
v
wnwinvin
Princess
Louise
on
way
v
i
va
j
t
Royal
'
Jnhnaon
Rus
and
George
L
Catholic
Tea,
September
14.
September
21.
Mrs.
Balagno's
Eagles
Bridge
September
20.
Queen
Mary
Tea
Mrs.
Line
ham's
Ridley
Home
grocery
shower.
Sep-1
tember
28.
3
to
pm.
,
,
,
Presbyterian
Tea,
Mrs.
Spencer's.
September
28.
Hospital
Bazaar,
October
4.
C.C.F.
Bazaar,
October
7.
Catholic
Bazaar
October
11.
12.
Presbyterian
Bazaar,
Nov.
2.
.
Country
Fair
November
24,
SWANA
0LAFS0N
A.T.O.MJ.
Associate
Teacher
of
Miss
Way
Piano,
Theory
Harmony,
Etc.
Enrolling
Students
for
Fall
Term
PHONE
8
MISS
l'URl
Dressmaker
Ladles'
and
Children'!
Alterations
Moderate
Price
Phone
GREEN
880
727
FRASER
ST.
;v,rangeu
wnere
ungaoier
uuuns-.
ham
will
take
over
his
beadquar
to
i
u
Regina
nqjiu4
as
4a
uiu
divisicnal
commander
-
jrn.
Sunnyside
Cannery:
Jeanette
for
Saskatchewan
....
1
T
111
CENTRAL
HOTEL11
ROOMS
and
CAFE
PtMine
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C
R
BLACK
NOTICE
Commencing
September
11,
R.
Shaw,
teacher
et
Violin
and
Hawaiian
Guitar
for
the
Western
Academy
will
be
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
KINDERGARTEN
Children
Ages
4
to
C
Inexpensl
ve-
-Valuable
Commencing
September
Uth
Ausplces'of
THE
JAPANESE
MISSION
Phone
BLUE
997
MUSIC
Venetia
Feero
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
PIANO
and
THEORY
Classes
Commencing
Sept.
1
Phone
BLUE
C33
Canadian
Legion
B.
E.
S.
visit
to
the
city,
sailed
DANCING
Hodgson
Dancing
Academy
Classes
Commencing
Sept
1
Specializing
Ballet,.
Mexican,
Tap,
Baby
work
Studio
121
2nd
Ave.
Blue
898
It
ajl
nr
.t
held
Saturday
night
in
the
Metro-
f
i
1
k
1
iters
lters
"
as
divisional
divisional
commander
commander
ol
ol
pole
Hall
under
the
auspices
of
the
nOtel
AmValS
the
Salvation
Army
for
Northern
NaUve
Brotherhood
ol
British
Col-
untitn
rvi
iimrt
a
inn
Aiacra
ciir
....
""""
.
umbia,
cbjecuon
wa
raisea
to-
ceedlng
Brigadier
Walter
J.
Car-
vmn
under
21
years.
ruthers
who
has
been
transferred
.
.
of
f
w
th.
na
without
the
consent
of
their
par
lnt
ti
mMtlnv
9Vpd
thp
Tn-
MCltae.
City,
tun
uniMin,
ara-.
.
,
.
,
,,
,
torr.
The
Pas.
the
Kelly-Douglas
Co..
is
expected
enL
1
l0Tt
enUsUnents
toSte
Prince
Rupert
back
next
week
via
Vancouver
from
Mark
F.
Rukln.
D.
RfrUl
and
S.
Roche.ter.
MlnnesoU.
where
her"
wtln'
a.
h.
"
Held.
Georgetown:
R.
Bartlett.
Bill-,
haj
bn
receivir
treatment
'"Jf
It'JSeSS
n,or:
B.
C.
Johnston
and
O.
H.
Mayo
Clinic
as
a
result
of
which
onT
5!"".!.
fUl"
-larke.
Vancouver:
C.
F.
Clare..
he
Is
reported
to
be
considerably
"t"
,
L
ZriT
Pronto:
F
S.
Wadsworth
and
improved
During
his
absence.
X?f
"
atfTorpd!f
Sr
against
after
the
Great
War.
George
Mkhlnhule.
Montreal:
Mrs.!Thomas
Beatty
In
charge
of
the-lnated
r
tr.rrt.An
Rlmrt:
Robert
O.
Wl
Krtlv-TV.ula
hraneh
R.
M
oare
Tseoma:
D.
D.
Shuttleworth,
Alexander,
branch
supervisor
Iron
pcV
IflTTilTilinTI
1
1011
VyUltiiiiiootuii
Vew
Westminster:
J.
H.
Rue.
Ket-
Vancouver,
is
at
present
here
on
chlkan.
Mr
aad
Mrs.
L
Griffin.one
of
his
pertedle-1
visits
to
th",
T
T
Y
nrUrn
Premier:
Mrs.
A.
H.
Perkia
and
branch.
Id
ill
AVClllimcui
baby
and
Mrs.
George
Davis.
Port
Essington.
j
LUSlOHlS-luXCISe
Larry
Warner
and
J.
H.
Graham.
I
Smlthers:
William
Mathews.
Telk-
wa;
R
J
waiter,
ctiy:
inemaj,
lVCVCllUC
,1jUTC1
Stevens.
Carlisle.
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
col-emn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
Sv
a
word.
,
Congressional
Inyestigatien
is
Under
War
Today
at
First
City
KETCHIKAN.
Sept.
11
The
con
gressional
fisheries
commission,
ln-
Customs
and
excise
collections
a
1
vesUgatlng
the
fisheries
of
Alaska,
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Is
conducting
its
hearings
here
to-month
of
August
this
year
totalled
day.
The
session
is
earlier
than
at
$12,123.48
as
compared
with
$20,-
first
anticipated
owing
to
the
pos-296.47
in
the
same
month
last
year,
slbillty
of
a
special
session
of
Con-So
far
this
year
collections
have
(gress
being
called,
aggregated
$72.051
77
as
compared
with
$123JS7703
in
the
first
elght
months
of
1938.
;His
Boat
Burns,
Oona
River
Man
Is
In
Hospital
Mail
Schedule
For
trf
Eai
Monday,
Wednesday.
an
Friday
Monthly
Meeting
Yednesday.
Exi
From
the
East
ecutlve
meeting
tonight.
212i
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Saturday
W.
F.
Stone
is
returning
to
tru
.
,
Yancoavet
city
on
the
Catala
tomorrow
from
Tuesday
a
business
trip
to
Stewart.
j
Thursday
Peter
Lorenzen
returned
to
lb-
ety
on.
the
Catala
this,
mornlrut
from
a
trip
to
the
Old
Country.
He
was
in
London
during
the-
crisis.
Wednesdav
leaving,
however,
before
war
broke
Friday
i
out.
i
SeDtember
21
Mrs.
C.
Harrison,
after
a
brief
Friday
September
1ft
and
2&
From
Yancuvp-
Sunday
For
Stewart
and
Preower
by
tuft-
wnn.Vi
Catala
this
morning
on
her
return
Stewart
sn4
Preuiac
io
Htewan.
Tuesday
.
-
i
Thursday
ti
j
Mnthpsnn.
cut
treasurer,
is
awav
on
his
annual
vacation
to
mo-
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
in
the
Ing
from
Vancouver
to
pay
a
visit
th
with
her
daughter.
Mrs.
Joseph,
Son-.
I
Sunday
S
pjn.
Rupert
-
2
pm.
From
Stewart
and
Premier-Tuesday
ss.
Catala
.11:30
am.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
-
9
pm
For
Alice
Arm,
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpsoa-
Sundav
ss.
catala
8
pa.
From
.Alice
Arm.
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson-
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
.
11:30
am.
For
Ocean
Falls
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
1:30
pm.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
11:15
Pm.
Friday
ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
.
10
pm.
From
Ocean
Falls-
Wed
Ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
am.
Friday
Ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
-
4
pm.
ss.
Cardena
pm.
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-
September
22
ss
Prince
Charles
10-30
pm.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
September
20
ss..
Prince
rharips
.
...
am.
For
Alask
t
I
Wednesday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
2
pm
ai
Ar,rtPrnn
!
maklne
eood
September
21-ss,
Princess
progress
toward
recovery
at
the
Louis
am.
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
rom
Alaska
from
burns
and
Injuries
on
hands
Thursday-ss.
PriAce
,A
fo
s-hl.h
Via
RiistninpH
a'
Rupert
8
Pm
week
ago
yesterday
when
his
fish-
September
16
and
26-ss
Ing
boat
Astrid
burned
a
total
loss
Princess
Louise
5
pm
eighty
miles
down
the
coast.
Han-
From
Skeena
River
.
McM,n
nt
rvini
Rivr
Friday
Cardena
pm
OUll
AO
It
OlUt
4S
-
i
CANADA'S
AIRMEN
PAOE
THRIB
WERE
SENT
EARLY
(Continued
from
Page
One)
like
a
duck
to
water.
DuMhg
the
Great
War
men
Uke
Air
Marshal
Bishop.
V.C..
Colonel
Barker.
Col-Ushaw.
AUcLaren.
MuHt
.
and
u
aa
rvrrt101
created
a
tradition
to
the
noyai
r
tying
v.orps
im
nvji
ioia
NTal
Air
Service
w
tilth
stt
up
a
m,
j.,
maxk
for
future
generations
to
tt-tfinm.1
shoot
at.
.
i
rngrf1an
outnumbered
men
from
the
other
Dominions
in
the
'
war-time
R.F.C.,
and
at
one
time
"
f
mad
up.
more
than
40
per
cent
of
4
amltit5
P10001-
14
wa5
a
Canadian
who
shot
down
Germany's
No.
I
face.
Baron
Mannfred
von
Rkhto-
sauadron
second
-In
-
A
.
.
nVOT.
.eommaiKi
was
ueuKuaut,
uuw
Marshal.
Ooering.
Germany's
pres-
t
.
-
1.
V
Dl.h
t.A
.
.ens
cm,
t
uui
iwium
n.-o
1
tofen
was
killed.
rr
i
vu.
Blvar
aad
f
Air
Force
Function
L
a
.
llUll
lL.
Port
Slmps-a
lne
eTenl
01
nosuaues.
uvc
Sunday
t
pja
:
runcuon
oj
tne
Air
rwee
uuu
or
From
Alice
Arm.
Naas
River
jto-
attack
any
sistlle
craft
ap-
Canada's
shores.
With
proacblng
and
Port
Simian
.
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hombini
ranae
and
hleh
...
agent
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
r
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rv,riott
Islands
;sc.
the
maehlnes
now
used
by
paia
iwiws.
RaU
at
Bt
Umis
was
hecerejnf
n
a:30
pJn.the.
fliers
would
be
able
to
cruise
may
be
registered
now.
In
Prio
Prlnc(..
Louise
thuL.
!rI
tL:..::
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from
30Q
to
400
mUes
out
to
sea.
re-
classes
at
Ktog
Edward
and
Bor.
bW
the
round
trip
U'ZZ"n
a
am
ccnnoiterlng
a
vast
.
expanse
of
of
septemDer
-
-
den
Street
Schools
at
studio
M.
McCaffery.
No.
10
Federal
Bloc;
Classes
open
Monday
Sept,
1L
Tuition
25c
per
lesson.
There
will
be
no
further
registration
after
(211
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Wr
wr
Natives
Object
To
Boys
Enlisting
ham,
from
Brandon.
Manitoba.
Without
Authority
hr
here
this
tnu
momlM
morning
aboard
arjoara
th?
uk
For
Alaska
I
September
-21
t
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their
w-e
to
I
Pnr
VanMitrrrY
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,
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nf
KativP
indlansi
Tuesday-Catala
a
in
Torpedo
bombers
descend
almost
1
'
to
tne
sunaee
oi
me
water,
lei
loose
From
Alaska
September
15
and
2
put.
their
torpedo
and
make
their
get-
dox
practice
of
unloading
their
"eggs"
'eggs"
on
on
top
top
of
of
the
the
surface
surface
craft
crait.
p
.
.
t.
...
OteamShiP
OailingS
For
reconnaissance
uiwuuiouiu
"
5
,
'aircraft
aircraft
are
are
also
also
useful,
useful,
since
since
ob-
1:30
pm.
observers
at
a
height
are
better
able
to
discern
the
"feather"
of
a
sub-
Thursday-ss.
Prince
el
at
a
distance
away
from
it.
Thus
1'
recamaiaance
and
attack
would
ti,!
a
c
"i
S-Jo
ibe
the
functions
the
airmen
would
&Carfena
10.30
Pl
to
Qealing
.a
out
ta
JTHi
JSS-fr-
p-;bombers
frcisllte"
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might
appear,
rrom
Vancouver-
.
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""tiiJS
Sunday-ss
CaUla
pm-
wTSTpr.
Rupert
10
La.
lover
the
isolated
inlets
of
New-
foundland
and
Labrador,
which
af-
Friday-Ss.
Princess
,
,.
v..
j.i,m.
anm'ford
concealment
for
any
enemy
r.uri
ml
raiders.
RecenUy
the
R.CAT.
car-
September
21-ss.
Princess
'"ed
out
a
survey
oi
mat
region,
oulse
aja.
.looking
for
possible
landing
fields.
For
Stewart
and
Premier
and,
possibly,
lor
places
were
po-
Sunday-ss.
Catala
8
pm
Itential
enemy
vessels
migni
oe
ao.e-
tvlot-
R.
Prlnr
U
moe
Such
a
survey
was
executed
last
year
on
Antlcostl
Island
and
a
place
selected
for
an
air
base.
Dally
advertlsuig
in
the
Dally
News
Is
sure
to
bring
daily
re
sults.
YOU
-Build
a
C
Payrolls"
PAY
NO
MORE
m
The
vacuum
seal
costs
more
to
pack,
but
not
to
you.
You
pay
no
more.
We
are
glad
to
do
it.
It
makes
Pacific
a
better
milk.
Seals
perfectly
and
safeguards
all
the
flavor
and
purity.
We
want
that.
Makes
Pacific
just
the
milk
for
a
baby
.
.
.
which
is
something
to
be
happy
about.
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
B.
C.
FURNITURE
Real
Values
In
Reconditioned
Furniture
Consisting
of
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES,
BEDROOM
SUW
WNWG
ROOM
SUITES,
BEDS,
DRESSERS.
AS
G1ES,
KITCHEN
RANGES
and
RANGES
WITH
OIL
BURNERS,
ETC.
and
Underwood
typewriters
in
first
class
condition
Large
stock
of
Remington
at
the
lowest
possible
prices.
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BLACK
324
3rd.
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DOOR
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