believe
In
BOVRIL"
really
find
BOVRIL
;
U
B
E
S
splendid.
They
certainly
make
lovely
ravy
and
BOVRIL
CUBES
tome
first
with
me,"
3
1
neniDrcUiui;
uay
o
Ood
Our
Help
In
Age
p.
v
J
E
Birehall.
Rr
eAslonaL
Male
quar-
Rev
J
T
BurchlH.
0
King
of
Kings,"
choir.
p'..ver.
Rev.
J.
E.
Birch-ward
Christian
Sold-Thy
Glory
Orehei-R.
v
J
T.
BurehH
lie
King."
-
!-
nt
Pleading"
will
LESSON
IS
DELIGHTFUL!
"A
delightful
lesson
In
history
by
a
charming
teacher."
These
words
by
the
president,
Mrs.
J
D.
Fraser,
fittingly
described
an
Illustrated
lecture
on
"The
River
Thames"
which
was
delivered
before
a
large
dinner
gathering
of
the
local
Women's
Canadian
Club
last
night
by
Mrs.
Conway
Evans
of
London,
England,
whose
discourse
here
was
the
concluding
ore-
of
an
extended
tour
of
Canada.
onl
nly
A
wirtrvwl
Mr
Evan'
lecture
was
not
)?ram
lrningyU
highly
interesting
and
informativ
ITJEE?
Nov
9
"CPi
A
f
jircoaratlon
has
ben
tie
up
mem
D
ranee
uay
the
United
Church
at
ft.i'urday
mornlne.
from
an
historical
standpoint
but
was
presented
In
a
novel
manner
by
mean
of
a
diversified
rollp--
tion
of
lantern
slides
of
scen'-sl
along
the
anelent
and
hlstorle
rtver
from
Its
source
In
the
Spinney.
Otoueestershtre,
down
to
the
und
Rev
J.
E
Blrehall
!t
L?V'
P!f.
lis
frtrwia
I
VVi
tta
ft
pa
an
?f,
Jrhli'1'
or
Incident
In
British
United
Chrehe.
tne
h
frora
the
ttele
oI
Ju,iUH'
piece
orchMjtrst
under
C(kMir
to
tne
present
day
'
Gray
the
foHowlnn
pro-
pkture
to
Ur8e
extent
were
of
t:c
earned
out:
!
architectural
or
pastoral
nature
T!:ePimrtmt"Orchtra.ilIWIudhlK
many
hutorica,
Mlence.
pou
paitieularly
from
the
royal
liUiyed
by
Buglar
Db
l
ltftndpotat
.p,,
were
tolei
(many
rulers
of
England
from
the
I
very
earliest
days.
Appropriate.?
enough.
Mrs.
Evans
made
partlc-
ular
reference
to
Prince
Rupert
tatter
which
this
city
was
named
The
lecture
lasted
for
an
hour
and
a'
half
but
there
was
sot
a
dull
moment
In
view
of
the
general
in
terest
of
the
theme
and
the
de
U$htful
personality
of
the
speaker
The
applause
and
the
remarks
of
the
chairman,
Mrs.
Fraser.
at
the
close,
amply
Indicated
the
ap
preclatton
of
the
many
listeners.
In
the
course
of
the
gathering.
the
H1U
Areund."
Mrs.
Fraser
took
occasion
to
announce
that
the
Women's
Cana
dian
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
had
now
become
a
fully
accredited
n
ts
leaving
the
member
of
the-Dominion
Associa
tion
of
Canadian
Clubs.
,
that
the
canacltv
Rev.
11.
O.
Funston,
pastor
of
v
l
be
taxed
to
ac-
First
Presbyterian
Church,
asked
wtaoV(jjrJU
.attend
the
bleating.
a.t
the
qpeng
of
th.
KINfi
WINTER
TAKES
A
HAND
For
y.l
decsdei
this
tier,,
m.lty
b.r
his
been
brewed
to
perfection
In
the
Vlctorl.-Phoenlx
Brewery,
Vlelorit,
rJ.U,
nd
hit
always
milntilned
its
populmty
with
the
people
ol
ihe
North.
Tfc.it
from
no
Jut
those
are
m.ny
beers
to
chooit
who
like
and
wUh
to
be
certiin
to
obtiln
the
btif
Hways
order
Phoenix
Export
Lig,r
Beer.
PHOEMX
EXPORT
JjaapJl
aJVurtUemoht
displayed
by
the
Liquor
J,
not
published
or
of
uriusn
uuiui"-
W.j
rer
!C-me
car1
in
tiightr
mountain
reaehes
and
already
French
tr-ips
omewhere
in
.he
Frernh
Alps"
are
going
through
their
manoeuvre
undo?
difficulties
added
to
the
normal
hard-thlpf
of
the
A;,;?
bv
Kitig
Winter
Some
of
them
are
seen
here
as
they
passed
by
iceenr:ru.sted
barbed-wire
entanglements.
United
Bazaar
And
Supper
At
Interior
Town
BURNS
LAKE.
Nov.
9
A
very.
the
Women's
ited
Church.
Success
waa
due
to.
the
splendid
co-operation
of
aU
the
members
of
the
society
and
a
lartw
indanee
of
Deoole
from
the
country
and
town.
Daily
advertising
m
me
Dallj
News
Is
sure
to
bring,
dally
f
Th
am
high
quality
since
1858
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
Skeleton
Identity
Now
Established
Personal
Belongings
EstaMhh
Bones,
at
Being
Those
of
Louis
Schorn
of
Teikwa
..........
.r,,1
Kunr
and
chicken
SUD-I
"
"
-
I
.,.,.T-r,r.
,
n
r.
it.
.11..
was
held
in
the
Elks'
Ilau.i
per
certain
Identification
of
the
skele-
by
afternoon
Burnt
Lake,
on
Friday
iM.nu.,,
nf
ih
iin-tion
01
a
man
iuuiiu
ui
uic
na
-
-
-
j
cott
district
recently
has
been
made
a
that
nf
I
.mils
Schorn.
the
aeed
Lowe's
ranch.
Personal
belonglags
found
with
the
skelton
prove
It
to
be
that
of
the
mlaslng
man.
The
find
was
made
about
a
mile
from
the
trail
which
he
had
been
following
and
he
had
apparently
become
lost
and
wandered
in
the
woods.
Massett
Catholic
Folk
Have
Raffle
'Substantial
Sum
Realized
As
Resitlt
List
of
Prhe-wlnners
MASSEn7I,
November
9:
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Roman
Catholic
community
of
Maarett
a
drawing
was
conducted
at
the
monthly
moving
picture
show
at
Massett
The
prime-winners
were:
$10
in
cash
Rufus
Charles.
Mas-
Iset
i
Men's
leather
purse.
O.
Sather,
Prince
Rupert
Pillow
slips,
Mrs.
Beatrice
Brld-den,
Massett.
Luncheon
cloth.
Louis
Noel
Curashewtt.
Cushion,
Mrs.
Murphy,
Remo.
A
substantial
sum
was
realized.
A
fifty
cent
ciasstrieo
ad.
often
make
you
many
dollars.
FOR
SALE
FETED
ON
!
LEAVING
orosnector
of
Teikwa.
who
dlsaD-.606-
Parting
Honors
for
Dr.
and
Mrs.
MtCoII
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
(
J
QUEZN
CHARLOTTE
CITY,
Nov.
9
A
Hallowe'en
snrorise
party
was
held
In
Miller's
Hall
lart
Monday
evening
to
honor
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Duncan
McCall
prior
to
their
hating
!for
the
East.
Over
sixty
friends'
were
present
to
bid
farewell
to
the!
russflti
ouru
t.rtit
RmAVinn
ctnmne
fnr
snltv
iCaVV
flint
uaii
uvw.Mr-M
ones
and
threes.
Daily
News,
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Two-storey
house,
510
7th
Avenue
West,
concrete
foundations,
hot
water
furnace,
fully
PERSONAL
CIVIL
SERVICE
EMPLOYMENT
EXAMINATION
for
Clerks
announced.
Open
to
all.
Applications
to
reach
Ottawa
by
Novem
ber
30th.
1939.
Our
advice
has
helped
hundreds
obtain
Civil
Ser-vice
positions
as
Clerks,
Postmen
customs
Examiners,
etc.
Free
Booklet
on
request.
M.
C.
C.
1
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
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In
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No
Agents.
"BOARD"
AND
ROOM
FIRST
class
room
and
board
resl
dence.
close
In,
reasonable
rates.
Phone
Black
965.
(264)
popular
couple
who
will
be
greatly
missed
by
the
whole
community.
The
hall
was
Bayly
decorated
In
Hallowe'en
colors
by
the
Canadian
Girls,
in
Training
under
the
direc
tion
of
Mrs.
Ba.ll
Hartley.
Games
land
contests
were
enloved
bv
rh.?e
present
and
there
wa
a
Hallowe'en
witch
prepared
to
tell
fortunes.
After
supDer
Rev.
Basil
Hartley.
also
presented
to
Miss
Lillian
Mc
t
who
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies,
I
presented
a
purse
to
the
guests
of
j
honor.
The
gift
was
from
friends
tin
Port
ClemenK
the
East
Coast,
Skldegate,
Bandsplt
and
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Mr.
Hartley,
in
making
the
presentation,
spoke
of?
the
esteem
in
which
the
doctor
and
his
wife
were
held
and
of
the
deep
r-eret
felt
at
their
departure.
Dr.
McColl
thanked
his
friends
for
the
gift
and
replied
to
Mr.
Hartley's
address
with
a
few
well-chosen
words.
Mrs.
McColl
alo
showed
her
appreciation
in
a
short
speech.
A
pair
of
slate
totem
ooles
was
Cormick
R.N..
nurse
at
the
local
hosoital
who
has
also
left
for
Van
?ouver.
Joining
hands,
those
present
formed
a
circle
with
the
?uests
of
honor
in
the
centre
and
sang
"AuldJ
tang
syne.
A
dance,
at
which
music
was
supplied
by
Alwyn
Chasteney.
Johnny
Karkle
and
Demerold
Stevens,
broaght
an
enjoyable
evening;
to
a
peared
several
years
ago
while
go-1
Tbai:
m
0
entertainment
cotn-t
i.
i
hi.
minina
rlaim
n-,rnilttee
were
R!V.
and
Mrs.
Basil
Hirtlev
arid
Ml&s
Agnes
Mathers,
t
Mrs.
Fred
Atkins
and
Miss
Velmal
Falrbalrn
were
responsible
for
thej
refreshments.
i
Events
held
In
connection
with
the
departure
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Mc-
Coll
included
a
bridge
party
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Verner
Douglas
at
their
home
in
Skidegate.
There
were
three
tables
of
bridge.
Mrs.
McColl
won
the
ladles'
first
prUe;
Edmund
Stevens,
the
men's
first
prize,
and
Mrs.
George
Chastenay.
the
conso
lation
prize.
A
delightful
evening!
concluded
with
the
serving
or
re
freshments
and
story
telling.
Mrs.
George
Chasteney
was
hos
tess
at
a
tea
in
honor
of
Mrs.
McColl.
Invited
guests
Included
Mrs.
McColl,
Miss
McCormlck,
Mrs.
A,
Chrlstensen,
Mrs.
E.
C.
Stevens
and'
Mrs.
Ed.
Olsen.
Skldegate.
and
Mrs.
B.
Roberts.
Mrs.
Munro,
Mrs.
Size.
Mrs.
Hill,
Mrs.
F.
Atkins.
Mrs.
T.
Stewart
and
Mrs.
G.
Newberry
of
Queen
Charlotte.
An
Impromptu
and
informal
oarty
was
held
at
the
Skldegate
In
let
Hospital
on
the
evening
prior
to
Dr.
and
Mrs.
M:Coll's
departure
for
the
East
Many
friends
gathered
at
the
hospital
and
cards,
Chinese
checkers
and
dancing
were
enjoyed.
Refreshments
were
served
at
midnight
All
Joined
in
wishing
Jbon
voyage
to
the
popular
pair.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
McColl
and
two
w.ll
small
daughters.
Heather
and
Diane,
left
on
the
Prince
John
this
weeK
for
Prince
Rupert
enroute
East
Gyro
Club
Has
'Business
Lunch
Community
Centre
And
Other
Matters
Taken
Up
By
Service
Organization
Yesterday
A
progress
report
on
revived
ac
tlvlty
In
regard
to
the
civic
centre
project
for
Prince
Rupert
was
modern,
4
bedrooms,
going
very
I
presented
to
the
Prince
Rupert
cheap.
II.
G.
Helgerson,
Ltd.
(261)
Gyro
Club
at
Its
regular
weekly
luncheon
yesterday
by
Dr.
R,
o.
Large,
chairman
of
the
committee
for
that
undertaking.
Past
presidents
of
the
club
were
assigned
as
a
committee
to
prepare
a
nom
ination
list
for
1940
officers.
The,
entertainment
committee
was
ask-i
ed
to
make
arrangements
for
a
social
affair
by
the
club
at
a
sult-i
able
date
In
the
near
future.
Members
were
asked
to
Interest.
themselves
In
the
Boys'
Club
which
la
needing
the
services
of
super
visors.
Letters
of
condolence
were
ordered
sent
to
E.
G.
Kagy,
inter
national
secretary
-
treasurer,
and
D.
O.
Borland,
past
president
ot
the
club,
both
of
whom
have
been
bereaved
through
the
deaths
of
their
mothers.
Aol
a
gaud
morning
cup
of
coffee
it
will
be
if
the
cream
pit-dier
boiifr
Irradiated
Carnation
Milk!
Cofiee
of
tempting
gpldcn
browa
colour
smooth,
delightful
flavour.
YouU
bless,
the
day
DELAY
TO
THRESHING
chines
nave
been
finding
it
dlf
fl
cult
to
complete
their
season
a
work.
Thursday.
KovembwJ
1T!9.
Good
Morning,
kg
Mart;
BlaVt
JLA'
also
make
it
much
more
digest-
,
ible
as
an
infant
food.
Carnation,
is
just
whole
milk
with
part
of
the
natural
water
taken
out;
sterilized
so
it
keeps
on
the
pantry
shelf
indefinitely;
homogenized
yon
first
ttied
creaming
coffee
to
give
every
drop
equal
creamy
with
Carnation
smoothness;
mtutUted
for
extra
UTut
Carnation
does
for
coffee,
it
does
tor
all
cresming
on
cereals-,
in
cream
soups
and
sauces,
in
kc
cream
and
in
feet
in
every
dish
in
which
it
Is
used
Tim's
because
Carnation
Is
double
rich.
The
hear
treatment
and
homo-genization
which
make
Carnation
Milk
safe
and
smoothly
creamy,
sunshine"
vitamin
D.
ihee
art
ftuniitf-
.eciyc
n
the
beautifully
Illustrated
Carnation
Cook:
Book
I
sc
postpaid).
Carnation
Company
Limited.
Abbott
St
Vancouver.
'
'
V
RADIO
listen
to
the
"Contented
Hour"
every
Moody
night.
See
your
local
newspapef
for
stations
and
time.
U
I
B.
RAD
I
AT
E
a
i
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
fxoa
Contented
Coirs"
that
they
may
get
this
work
cleaned
up;
Those
who
have
finished
with
threshing
are
taking
advantage
of.
the
mild
weather
to
get
along
with
their
fall
plowing.
Many
farms
report
good
results
Continued
Damp
Weather
Causes'
wnen
tneir
crops
nave
Dccn
mre'-
Some
Delay
in
Getting,
la
Baikley
Ted
and
some
of
the
crops
nave
Deen
Valley
Crv
phenomenal
aim
est.
d
With
Just
enough
frost
in
the
j
ground
to
make
a
crust
on
the
sur-SMITHERS,
Nov.
The
weath-
face
snow
began
falling
here
Tues-er
In
the
BuIUey
Valley
still
re-1
dar
morning
with
the
prospect
that
mains
mild
but
Is
rather
on
the
there
might
be
quite
a
little
fall
damp
side
so
the
threshing
ma-jbef0re
it
stopped.
For
the
past
two
weeks
the
weather
has
been
very
mild
with
some
rain
and
the
more
seasonable
.
Quite
a
number
of
farmers
still
Weath.er
of
frost
and
snow
can
be.
have
their
crops
in
stock
in
thjexpected
from
now
on.
.
field
as
the
damp
.weather
not
only
t
has
presented
threshing
but
also
I
"
the
stacking
of
the
grain
and
tne-
pjve
thousand
lic
Rupert
timothy
seed.
f
people
read
the
Dairy
News.
It
The
farmers
are
hoping
fo
cold-fpays
to
let
them
know
what
voft
er
and
brighter
weather
in
order
have
ta
selL
MacKenzie's
Furniture
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Tables
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Tables
Beautlfuly
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leather
tops.
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at
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3.75
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Keep
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by
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tested
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that
gives
you
more
heat
and
less
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Our
special
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you
more
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..Just
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er
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and
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which
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Is
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