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iM-
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LOCAL
NEWS
'NOTES
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Gold
Uulger'8
tf
p
and
courteou
tS
Tuxl.
m
tf.
,.T.e
Theatre
Building
on
Serenader'a
Dance,
hotbai
Hall
Saturday
Nlte.
9
till
12.
Jn
Seven
recruits
for
the
102nd
Heavy
Dattery
arrived
In
the
city
M
.III
..
.
I
I
A
-
.1
l
n
'
y.at
arriu
rcmmru
ut
irmn
rimer
ueorge
on
Thursday
,,
the
Princess
Adelaide
nlghfs
train.
.'rday
afternoon
from
a'trlp
to
,
..uvrr
MIm
Lucille
Broolubank
will
all'
this
t
fiom
u
trip
to
Vancou-
University
of
Washington.
Dr.
C.
Marlus
Dareau
of
Otta-Gf
raid
H
Harry,
Inspector
wa.
Dominion
ethnologUt,
arrived
i;
tools.
arrived
In
the
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Adelaide
i-
Vancouver
on
the
Prln-
yrsterday
afternoon
from
Vancou-i
mn
yesterday
afternoon,
Ver.
being
here
to
carry
on
ro
m
official
duties.
logical
work
In
this
district.
F
FWier.
T.
W.
Drown
James
A.
Sadler,
who
has
been
lo-
Fultoit
returned
to
the
cated
here
for
the
past
couple
of
Captain
Masanorl
Yamada,
Ja
panete
Salvation
Army
Officer,
ar
rived
In
the
city
on
Thursday
even
"
"
ClUdel
on
Sunday
D
J
MATHESON.
City
Clerk.
Prince
Rupert,-D
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ada.
MENTMQLMiED
FACEffll
IBS
DISPOSABLE
iHYGIEMC
USE
FO
R
HEAD
COLDS
NASAL
INFECTIONS
15c
Ormes
Ltd.
Jit
Ptoneer
Drtu&ists
tUr
Mruii
Store
Phonei;
81
A
12
Open
Halt)
'from
8
a.m.
till
IB
p.m.
mU
and
HtJIday
'frm
IX
nn
l
X
!
1
p.m.
till
9
p-ro.
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
catling
al
OCEAK
FALLS
d
POWELL
RIVER
Stcumcr
lcnves
l'rlncc
Rupert
every
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leave
l'Hnce
Hupeft
for
the
Kait
Monday,
Wliieilay,
JFrIiIny,
6
p.m.
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
For
fares,
etc.,
call
or
trrit
City
Ticket
UJJice,
jru
nm
ID
A
lit
it
g
mmm
VHM
5
KONOMY
STORE
'"219
Third
Avenue
West
Where
Dollars
Have
More
..
Cents
lulity
-
.ronipt
.sT,fe
Ilia
show
drop
In
and
r
our
milk
shakes,
sodas
and
re
cream.
W
ll.n
1
ave
a
conv'te
stock
Of
.
-
fr,.ll.
....
...
-...,
una
vegetaDies
Hill
lo
t
.
III
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
j.
Zarelll
Proprietor
-A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
11.00
up
30
Rooms
Hot
ti
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
U.C.
Tbone28l
P.O.
Boa
1M
Miss
Alma
Dybhavn
sailed
last
night
on
the
Princes
Adelaide
'for
Seattle
where
she
will
attend
the
University
of
Washington.
Col.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Nlcholla
and
daughter.
MUs
Patricia
Nlcholls,
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
tt
trip
to'
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Brvant
left
.
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
week-
end
trip
to
Smlthers.
They
expect
u
return
to
the
city
Tuesday
night.
Rte
Dros.
Ltd,
There
'"r-as
was
born
oom
at
ai
m
the
Royal
Jub-
.
lne
from
the
north
and
will
be
here
I
.
and
remova.
or
me
-
..
1DM.
!
Uee
Hospital.
Victoria,
on
Septem
lal
services
at
the
Salvation
Army,
.
Captain
Yam
ada
Is
a
convert
from
Buddhism.1
Coming
from
San
Tranclsco
a
few
years
ago.
he
was
the
pioneer
of
the
Army's
Japanese
-work
tn
Can-
SWAN
A
OLA
FSON
A.T.OM.
Associate
Teacher
of
Sllss
Way
Piano,
Theory
Harmony,
Etc.
Enrolling
Stuarnts
for
Fall
Term
PHONE
845
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Tacked
by
the
nly
'talnton
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Itupert
rta
DAtLt
mnn
PAuB.THREa.
ARMY
CHIEF
i
IS
FIGHTER;
RAPID
RISE
Yixrcnnt
Gort,
V.
C
Commander
Un
The
Field,
Got
Ahead
Through
Industry
And
Ability
.
i
rwmrwt
e.t
1
A
(mi
aiicrnuon
3
f
!
prnrinti
rvn
on
th
Dinji..
r
,
.
-v.
n-
me
rrinceu
Lou-
rpp
.(.,,..
0
.
P
,
a
.-turned
to
the
city
Ue
for
Seattle
where
she
TSEke
Oapf
K
a?av
iS?E
noft'
po,ntment
0f
Vl3COUnt
"rt'
V
C
PM
Adelaide
yesterday
up
domfMlc
Klfnce
,tudl
at
u,.'
f
flS
Cmanderpuef
of
Brltih
&
lorcp
in
me
neia
wnen
umain
and
other
Alaska
points
and
will
went
to
war
wlth
0ermanr
aall
at
5
pjn.
for
Vancouver.
brought
to
light
a
military
caree.-
In
arhfh
trvtff
rt
h(ti
rflctlni..
Mrs.
James
Balrd
arrived
In
the
-,
.-r
tn.,.
and
an
odd
episode
on
the
ski-
Join
her
husband
who
recently
of
swltrerland
all
had
their
came
here
to
Join
the
staff
of
Mc-
nart
as
radio
expert.
.
nlger
Oort
ms(l
from
the
rank
'of
major-general
to
the
hhhest
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Dunn
railed
;
aetlve
command
In
the
British
ar-
irM.
intjti.
(hu
v.r.
..
nrMim.hi
.if.,-
ff(-.
'
on
the
Prince
Adelaide
my
all
In
the
space
of
two
years.
u.
u--
ettfftnH'in
tit
fl
ftc.
f
(
ui
v
Court.
Tenders
Invited
t
will
be
received
for
Is
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
Victoria
to
which
city
he
has
been
transferred.
11!
successor.
J.
Helherlngton,
arrived
this
week
from
Vancouver.
where
Mr.
Dunn
has
been
called
on
Copsolldated
Mining
ti
Smelting
Cor
business.
'Birth
Notices
of
military
circles
but
on
all
sides
the
government's
choice
met
wth
whole-hearted
approval.
It
started
in
1937
when
War
Secretary
Leslie
Uore-Bellsha,
answering
the
demand
for
a
shake-up
m
the
British
high
command
appointed
the
51-year
old
Viscount
Oort
as
chief
6f
the
general
staff.
ber
16
to
Mr
and
Mrs.
O.
Wilkin-
qualifications
and
made
the
ap-
son,
formerly
Margaret
Cook,
a
son.
pointment
over
the
heads
of
some
3d
senior
generals.
(
Announcements
All
adtertlsements
In
this
column
win
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Eagles
Bridge
September
20.
Presbyterian
Tea,
Mrs.
Spencer's.
September
28.
1
1
Anglican
Tea
Mrs.
1
1
September
27.
Neal
Carters
Ridley
Home
grocery
shower.
Sep
tember
28.
3
to
6
pm.
Hospital
Bazaar,
October
4.
C.C.F.
Bazaar,
October
7.
Catholic
Baiaar
October
11,
12.
Sonja'
Bazaar
November
3.
Presbyterian
Bazaar.
Nov.
18
Anglican
Bazaar
November
23
Country
Fair
November
24.
DANCING
Hodgson
Dancing
Academy
Classes
Cammenring
Sept.
1
Specializing
Ballet.
Mexican,
Tap,
Baby
work
Studio
121
2nd
Are.
Blue
898
Winning
The
V.
C.
Then
military
secretary
to
the
war
secretary.
Oort,
a
member
ol
a
distinguished
soldiering
family,
had
a
record
of
32
years
In
thje
army.
Going
Into
the
Oreat
Wa.-as
a
captain
In
1914,
the
Sandhurst
trained
officer
won
decoration
after
decoration
and
as
a
brevet-major
In
1918,
won
the
Vlc-
tftrfa
Pmc,
HrUlIn
Vilrrfcjh-t
mttl.
Queer
.Mary
Tea
Mr,.
Uneham's
&
for
vr
'
September
21.
.
A
few
months
before
the
armis
tice
in
1918,
Oort
was
leading
the
Orenadler
Ouards
In
an
attack
across
the
Canal
du
Nord.
Twice
he
Boy's
Band
Bridge
Drive.
Eagle,
Vf
J
eroded-
But
he
5Vnt,mh,r
21
sl$tKl
on
Mn
carried
forward
or
a
stretcher,
directing
the
advance
until
the
position
was
won.
Only
when
flares
announced
the
cap
ture
of
the
goal
did
Gort
collapse.
Previously
he
had
won
the
Mlll-itnry
Cross
and
Distinguished
Service
Order
and
had
been
mentioned
In
dispatches
nine
times.
When
Hore-Belisha
was
looking
for
a
military
secretary
to
help
him
rejuvenate
the
army,
the
wa4
secretary
recalled
an
Incident
In
Switzerland
and
a
hurried
trip
tn
2,5
Ascot,
where
Oort
was
engaged
In
manoeuvres,
followed.
"Who
the
hell
are
you?"
de
manded
Hore
-
Bellsha,
picking
himself
out
Of
the
snow.
"Ocrt."
was
the
terse
reply.
The
Commander
-
In
-
Chief,
a
soldier
from
head
to
toes,
was
said
by
a
fellow
officer
to
be
"hard
but
no
bully."
He
added!
the
"Tiger''
had
n0
time
for
anything
but
his'
work.
Served
In
Orient
During
the
past
tw0
years
a
personal
acquaintance
with
condlt
tlons
In
the
Orient
has
been
valuable
with
undeclared
war
ragln?
between
Japan
and
China.
Oort
has
also
seen
service
In
India.
A
qualified
pilot,
he
learned
to
fly
a
few
years
before
he
became
chief
of
the
Imperial
Oeneral
Staff.
Since
1937
wide
army
reforms;
many
of
them
having
to
do
with
mechanization,
have
been
Insti
tuted
under
Viscount
Gort's
dlrec
Hon.
One
of
the
most
Important
was
the
creation
of
a
large
strat
eglc
reserve
"In
a
zone
from
which
It
could
be
directed
where
secur
Uy
was
most
likely
to
be
threat-?
ened."
This
Involved
reduction
by
'
'JET'
STOVE
POLISH
Cleans
Hot
Stoves
In
Perfect
Safety
At
AH
R.C.
Stores
NOTICE
Commencing
September
11,
11.
Shaw,
teacher
of
Violin
and
Hawaiian'
Guitar
for
the'Wes-tern
Academy
wDl
be
In
the
Prince
Hupert
Hotel
MUSIC
Vcnctia
Feero
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
PIANO
and
THEORY
Classes
Commencing
Sept.
1
Phone
BLUE
633
BRITISH
BATTLESHIP
AND
GRISIS
CENTRE
A
view
of
Palma,
Majorca,
hi
the
Balearic
Islands
which
is
another
storm
centre
tn
the
crisis
m
the
Mediterranean.
The
British
government
ordered.
ILMJ3Hodd,
the
world's
most
powerfal
warship
right,
to
proceed
from
Gibraltar
to-Palma.
Officially,
the
shift
-was-explained
as
a
routine
move.
Hotel
Arrivals
Ityal
O.
Power
Oscar
Ueland,
Alfred
HoreBellsha
disregarded
seniority
Henriksen.'Eric
6koJberg.
A.
DahL
Wah
Soon,
J..Renaerts,
1.
Balfour
and
H.
Hansen,
city;
M.
C.
O'Neill,
Smlthers;
Roy
P.
Coswan,
Gold-
fields;
A.
MlHChin,
Winnipeg;
L.
Qdland,
!L
Findlay
and
W.
Ma
ben.
Vancouver;
George
Ferguson,
Chi
cago;
A.
L.
Davies,
Shushartle;
Mr.
ind
Mrs.
Oscar
Oteson
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Wlnther.
Petersburg;
N.
G.
Pratt,
Port
Esslngton:
James
Mc-
Kenna,
Burns
Lake;
Lee
Larsen,
Port
Edward;
L.
Garfln,
CXR.
R.
1.
Peterson,
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupert
O.
E.
Daubleday
and
W.
Page1,
Vancouver;
Dr.
C.
Marlus
Barbeau
Ottawa;
J.
B.
Barclay.
Blllmor;
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Armstrong,
Port
Simpson;
J.
R.
Mc
Williams,
Dlgby;
V
S.
MacMillan,
Caspaco.
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary
Holds
Red
Cross
Party
The
first
of
a
series
of
bridge
parties
to
be
held
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Canadian
Legion
In
aid
of
the
Red
Cross
work
for
the
war
was
held
last
night
in
the
Legion
Hall
and
proved
to
be
an
enjoyable
affair.
Mrs.
Robert
Mur
ray,
president
of
the
Auxiliary,
was
In
charge,
being
given
assist
ance
by
members
generally.
Tha
prize-winners
were:
ladles
first,
Mrs.
A.
Jacobsen;
second,
Mrs.
Peter
Solem;
men's
first.
George
Howe;
second,
Mr.
Clemens.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Most
people
ads.
Do
you?
reso
the
classified
several
units
of
the
Indian
Army!
and
transfer
of
a
British
Expedi
tionary
Force
from
England
to
the'
'
Middle
East.
i
Born
John
Standish
Surtees
!Loctl
erans
Escort
iRemains
Of
iRoy
(Gurd
the
steamship
Cardena
for
shin
ment
to
Vancouver.
Pallbearers
were
G.
J.
Dawes,
Nell
Cameron,
D.
Segouln,
William
Reid,
James
Laid-law,
J.
R.
Elfert,
J.
S.
Wilson
and
S.
C.
Thompson.
Mr.
Gurd
was
a
iNorman
Miller
ILaid
At
IRest
With
many
friends
of
in
attendance,
the
funeral
of
.
the
late
Norman
Clayton
WHler.
Members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
of
j
M
Morrison.
!Bor-braneh
of
the
Canadian
"Leflon
of
dfn
6trm
took
place
this
alter-iie
British
Empire
-Service
League
noon
rrOH1
the
chapel
of
B.
C.
last
evening
escorted
the
body
of
Undertakers
to
Fairview
Cemetery,
the
late
Robert
H.
Ourd
of
Cassiar
Re7
j
c
jackson.
pastor
of
First
Cannery
from
the
parlors
of
the
B.
united
Church,
officiated
and
C
Undertakers
to
the
wharf
where
,ohn
E
oey
presided
at
the
or-the
remains
were
placed
on
board
,gan
to
accompany
the
hymns.
Pallbearers
were
Robert
March.
Reg
Webber.
Thomas
Smith.
J.
p.
Morrison.
Clarence
Campbell
-and
Jack
Joy.
viricran
01
uie
ureal
war
navmg
Five
thousand
t.uct.
Rupert
been
a
sergeant
In
the
Twenty-
oeonle
read
the
Dallv
News.
It
Ninth
Battalion
with
which
regi-
pays
to
let
them
know
what'
vol
mem
ne
served
in
France.
hav
in
CHURCH
NOTICES
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Corner
8th
and
9th
Ave
East
J.
II.
Mvrwang,
S.TJ),
Pastor
Sunday,
September
17
11:00
ajn.
Divine
Services
In
English
12:15
am.
Sunday
School
'
780
pjn.
Divine
Services
in
Norwegian
Tuesday,
September
19
'ZiOO
pjn.
Devotional
meeting
at
thurch
Wednesday,
September
-Z0
7:30
p.m.
The
Junior
Luther
League
meets
at
Parsonage
Thursday,
September
21
8:00
pjn.
Sewing
Circle
No.
3
meets
at
P.
Peterson
home.
Sth'AveJEast
.
Saturday,
September
23
10:00
ajn.
Confirmation
class
meets
at
church
All
the
members
of
congregation
please
attend
our
services
Sundays
Visitors,
and
others,
without
.
a
church
home
are
cordially
Invited
"arid
1111
receive
a
hearty
welcome.
A
specral
Invitation
to
all
young
people.'
Fishermen
at
home
over
Sunday,
we
welcome
you
to
church!
The
Salvation
Army
iTwo
Great
Meetings-n
Sunday
at
11
a.m.
and
7:30
p.m.
Conducted
xy
CAPTAIN
MASANORI
YAMADA
Prendergast
Vereker.
the
Com-(xhe
Japanese
Salvation
Army
Officer
who
commenced
the
Salvation
mander-ln-Chief
succeeded
his
Army
Japanese
work
In
Canada
father
as
Viscount
Gort
at
the
ago
Adjutant
and
Mrs.
Howard
Fisher
will
be
welcomed
as
the
new
super-6t
16.
In
1911
he
married
hH
0f
the
Eventide
Home
cousin,
Corinne
Vereker.
They
Mrs
captain
Victor
Suddaby
will
farewell
for
Canyon
City
were
divorced
in
1925.
They
had
u
re
Welcome
to
Come
and
Spend
a
Happy
Day
at
the
'Army
one
son
and
one
daughter.
MMMM
B.
C.
FURNITURE
Real
Values
In
Reconditioned
Furniture
Consisting
of
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES,
BEDROOM
SUITES,
DINING
1
IROOM
SUITES,
BEDS,
DRESSERS,
TABLES,
CHAIK5,
UAlii
LKUJS,
UUli-GIES,
KITCHEN
RANGES
and
RANGES
WITH
OIL
BURNERS,
ETC.
Lare
stock
of
Remington
and
Underwood
typewriters
in
first
class
condition
at
the
lowest
possible
prices.
PHONE
BLACK
324
3rd.
Ave
NEXT
DOOR
TO
B.
C.
CLOTHIERS
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