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am
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r
rrrn
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tL.
God
Subject
i
tt
Hay
Preb)trrlan
i
honorable
occupa
:
av
m
which
Rev.
H
ever
today
The
paor
felt
that
a!!
too
many
people
today
were
preoccupied
with
the
quest
for
pleasure
and
mk-uif
of
the
world'
xx!s,
Vj
prsjoceupled
thai
active
practice
of
Christianity
Memed
crowded
out
or
their
lives
The
subject
wa
"Working
Together
For
Ood."
!
Mr.
Funston
was
tMck
tn
his
pulpit
after
an
absence
of
two
weeks
attending
sessions
of
British
Columbia
synod
of
the
Prebyterlan
First
Presbyteria
Church
In
Canada
at
Vancouver.
i-
ay
m
(iiiuiK.
uo&r-
,
c
m
of
ChrlsUaru
to
as
links
bcUMK
.
JS
-UlOIMWV
-
of
love
and
the
PP'6
rMui
the
Diitj
MacKenzie's
Furniture
Kin
Sprlnj:
i)
llileO
MaMrrocs
This
U
rteddlne
Time
Get
tlie
Ilett
It
post
Less
tWWrt
'.CATKMl
I
c
Tn
VnnMnmr
Vln
Oian
RallS
and
WV
PortS
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LiailTKH
tiiis
tn.m
.
30
327
TIIirtD
AVENUK
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
8
8
TRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Etcry
Friday
10
p.no.
To
Vancouver
DJfjDSt
S3,
PRINCEjSS
LOUI3E"
Octobftj:
27th
,
S
PRINCESS
NOR
AH"
November
6th,
19th.
27th
Winter
I'.xcjjnlon
Fare
Vancouver
and
ItetMtn
a
sale
NOV.
1st.
1939
to
Feb.
28th
1940
RfJ
Q0
-
Return
Limit--March
31st
1940
y&3
is
ion
at
Vancouver
with
Canedlan
Pacific
Services
t
!
Ticket
and
Reservations
from
L
COATKS.
r.enerat
Are
nt.
Prime
Itunert.
HC.
UK
CONSOLIDATE!)
MINIM;
il
bMiuruM.
Manufacturers
of
ELEPHANT
Brand
Chemicals
and
Chemical
Fertilizers
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Ammonium
Sulphate.
Superphosphates,
Monocalclum
rhosphale
Producers
and
Refiners
of
TADANAC
Hrand
Metals
(low
Silver
Lead
Zinc
Cadmium
Bismuth
Antimony
and
Zinc
Dust
Also
Sulphuric
Arid
and
Sulphur
'fneral
Otflri.
nnrl
IV'nrk.
J.
H
Rni
r.pp
-
-a
vua
v
Optometrist
Koyal
Bank
lllitc,
Trail,
U.C.
mi
wn
tiiii
'
rTrriiMnitiiii
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Mi)k
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
B57
Mi
MrruTlUi
JotiiMon
this
ThuiMlay
nlht
on
the
Pittce
Rnoert
for
Victoria
where
her
mar-ri;,p
tn
Carl
SmWi
will
take
place
shortly.
Legion
Concert
vk
Men
8ta?ed
Ijwt
Nl-tit
Th
8.n-tiv
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riifrt
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the
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e
nion.
was
'n
the
thntr
and
hls'e-ma-lt'
wrrtf
muh
apre
lt-
.
T
Q
P:oUlch
unit
In
town,
woke
In
ap-4
nreclaMon
of
th
work
of
the
Legion
j
nd
wrer
It
ttw
th
fn'lest
co-i
r"xrt'r)i
Af
he
"?!d!t""s
was
avail-j
aMe
at
t:me.
J
Meyrber
of
thf
Women's
Auxll-i
'5rv
of
the
Canadian
Lesion
were
In
cha1-""
M
their
nreslrirnt
Mr?
R
Murray
RELIEVE
H
SUFFERING
QUICKLY
WITH
KELLOGG'S
M
oiVI
Dl
1
11
AN
HMA1
n
RELIEF
Artlun
or
Uy
Ftvtr
r
qnlcUy
tnd
tlmply
Klitvtd
by
KUOfg
Aiinma
.
"
famoui
herbal
prpruon
toia
m
van-
d
for
90
ywurt
b
airayu"
thouianda.
CHI1MNEYS
Furnaces
and
Stove
Pipes
Cleaned
Stecn's
Limited
rhoni
5
41
J
tm
duet
iciwi
B",HB
.LQGNEWS
NOTES
!
J
GOOD
light
if
means
so
much
1
I
.
costs
so
little!
I
Edison
Mazda
.
j
HA
Ughl
Condition
your
home
now
ggHfij
KHA
Simply
provide
enough
light
in
jtfKKk
iLHLHi
enouah
placet
to
auard
AKSKk
rtBBBaa
.
jummiiiiiiiiiiiiiBH
lH
Ediion
Mazda
Lamm
jLLLLBaHkLV
t
VH
150
inn
30$!
DxjjUH
CO
Miss
Lillian
Crojxford
returned
Tor
prompt
and
courteous
th.
ritv
m
the
Catala
last;
vice
Phone
13
Taxi.
tt
nlKtu
fiom
a
trip
tv
Vancpuve.
Provincial
Constable
L.
,
Regua
of
Stewart
ww
anWsseBgit
aboard
Moose
Bridge
'Series,
Tuesday,
8:30
pjn.
(246
south
of
Burns
Lake.
I
J
If
ISC
I
at
CrMsle
Cannery.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Kojal
nuu
iwa
nnn;i
.
aji
unci.
ain
HIS
DEATH
PERIOD
KtbKLl
ltU
sympathy
to
the
bereaved.
Born
in
Glasgow,
Siotland,
fifty-two
years
ago.
the
late
Mr.
Wiggins
i
oua
,
piui
here
but
the
decline
continued
.
i
and
he
was
mcved
home
a
few
days
j
before
he
expired.
Mr.
and
Mrs
T.
R.
Hart
were
pas-
(
The
funeral
will
take
place
to-'sengers
aboard
the
Cardena
Satur-
j
morrow
afternoon
from
the
chapel
I
day
afternoon
going
thrpugh
from
,
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers
to
Fafrvjew
i
Carlisle
cannery
to
Vancouver
for
'cemetery
under
Canadian
Legion
jthe
winter.
Mr.
Hart
Is
accountant!
auspices
with
Rev.
H.
O.
Funston,
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
officiating
and
Samuel
Massey,
Fred
McLeod
and
G.
W.
Abbott
vJd
members
of
the
Forty-Eighth
and
Staff
Sergeant
W.
M.
Brown,
Joseph
'Ratchford
and
Malcolm
Lamb
as
Bird
E.
W.
01r.
A
J.
Atland.
ts.
"v"
"
A
Henrlcfcacu.
W.
,1.
h.,-d
tr
.-t-t
"fP;,81;
fnf?
ld
'1
J
S.
ti!i
Hv
Mrs.
"mo!"
hv
H.
T.
S.
B.
Lampare.
Vancouvsr:
Mr
and
Mrs
G.
S
Osllvie,
Manson:
r
rtd
Mm
O.
Hanson.
Prince
Runert-
F.
Wastell.
Telegraph
Cove:
T.
J.
Bailey.
Prince
Georac:
John
Jacob
Astor.
Lloyd
Grlscom
unit
InKn
nrtnn
VwYork:
II
-
r-f--i
-"ftrn
'oin
anios
r,
tr
H.
r-
E.
mm.
n
ar
vi
orn--.dnv'n-
t!
nf
favorite
-ov
Pwrnna
Olnfson
ws
Tr'
frv
fbo
xvenln
while
rr
T
Ln"k
1vp1
his
rrn
rompo
ttlon.
Caotain
D
C.
Steoheruxm,
Buroell
Vancouver:
AmweH,
Pa.
Mfllard
!
Steamship
Sailings
officer
eoirnnndlntr
the
Canadian
For
vancouvri
Tuesday
Catala
1:30
p.rn
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
11:15
pir.
Friday
Ss
Prln.
Adelaide
10
pjn.
Ss
Cardena
10:30
pjn.
October
6.
17
and
27
ss.
Princess
Louise
o
p.m.
rcrrp-hmrriu
under
rron1
Vancouver
Sunday
ss
Catala
p.m.
W'd
.
S's.
Pr.
Rupert
10
a.m.
Friday
Ss.
Princess
Ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
-
4
p.m.
ss
Cardena
..
p.m.
October
12
and,
22-r-SSt
Princess
Louise
-
e.
-
tun.
For
Stewart
and
Premier
'
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
pjn
Fridav
Ss.
Prince
Rupert
2
p.m
From
Stewart
and
Premier
,
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
.11:30
ajn
t
i
Thursday
ss.
Prince
!
Rupert
9
pjn
;
For
AliceArm,
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
1
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
pjn
!
From
Alice
Arm,
Naas
Hlvc'r
and
'
Port
Simpson
Ill
RELIEF
111
form.
.
SBSC
COAL
Gram
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
'
Phones
58
and
558
1
1
I
i
J
A
A
m
mt
i
I
q
us
m
wicow.
iwo
aaugniers,
win-j
.
i
i
nle
nip
and
ann
Patricia,
faixipia.
an
an
a
a
son.
son.
Robert
wnnpre
-...j
m
it
t
,ucs
Strechck.
Tawmce;
P.
PMshka.
C.
thers.
Prince
Kupert'
Mrs.
E.
Pongs
and
Douglas
Kt?nhaw.
Maett:
Mrs.
J.
Han-
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
-The
pressure
It.
low
to
the
south
of
British
Col-i
umbla
and
high
north
of
the
.Queen!
Charlotte
Islands.
The
weather
Ls
turning
colder
in
the
north
but
re-j
mains
mua
and
showery
in
southern
districts.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char
CANADIAN
LEGIQN
B.E.S.L.
Members
please
attend
the
funeral
of
our
late
comrade
ROBERT
WIGGINS
Tuesday,
2
p.m.
from
B.
C.
Undertaking
Pariors
No
Flowers
by
Request
"LEST
WE
FORGET"
PHnr
Runrt
Wnmrn
f!ln
An
"Bob"
Viins,
Well
Known
Ploneeri
othtf
Ttf
miHter
For
and
tx-semce
.Man,
raises
Away'
tin-
Catala
last
night
returning
to
j.
k..
weison,
aiier
snorc
visu;
Robert
Wiggins,
one
of
Prince
6t'
art
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
j
in
the
city-
returped
10
his
home
.RUperfs
best
known
pioneers
and
ln
Greenville
,th4
afternoon
on
his
ex-service
men.
passed
away
yester-
Mim
Jewrie
Bradley
afttr
a
two
boat
Greenville
Beauty.
y
afternoon
at
5:30
at
hi
resl-
....
i.
,.i
in
Ko
i
ilv
rnnmid
i
i
I
Ja
a..i
a
nn-..
n
n
rt
n
to.
r.r
home
In
Mutt
on
the
w.
J.
Crawford,
who
has
been
on,
Ungthy
limes
from
which
It
had
fJ"J
week,
commenclns
TVaL
Tuesday.
prnu
r-
John
Saturday
night.
;a
trtp
to
Vancouver,
as
a
pas-Deen
realized
of
late
there
was
no
Itenger
aboard-
the
catala
last
Mr:
K
Feyer
of
Maxsett.
who
night
returning
to
Stewart,
'
has
open
in
thi-
Prince
Rupert
-
G
u-
nil
Hcspital
for
the
past
two
c.
Kirk,
Post
Office
Inspector,
ar-returned
uj
the
-
Islands
river
In
the
city
on
,
the
Cardena
S
inlay
i.iht
on
the
Prince
John.
Saturday
afternoon
from
Vancou-
'
ver,
being
here
on
official
duties.
Frank
Evans
of
Kuncus,
who
has
bf-en
In
UWn
for
o.
A.
Bryant
returned
to
the
:
two
we-k.i
returned
to
city
on
Saturday
night's
train
-n
charlotte
Islands
on
the
from
a
successful
hunting
trip
to
iuhn
Satu..::iy
nt-jht.
.
the
TfUmulr,
Park
country
hope
of
recovery-
Nevertheless,
his
i,
lotte'
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
j
northwest
winds,
mostly
fair
and
quite
cold
with
frosts
at
night
s
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
I
Fresh
easterly
winds,
mostly
cloudy
with
li"ht
rains.
Voluntary.
4fd
in
Case
Of
CariadMtii
Emtrffney
Mrs.
C.
V.
EvlU,
In
charge
in
Skeena
district
of
voluntary
registration
pt
Canadian
women
for
war
work,
announced,
this
morning
that
registration
will
continue
t
Every
woman
between
the
age
of
sixteen
iana
and
sixty,
sixiy,
n
regardless
of
other
ax
li.-ii.
....
T
,7,
'"7
filiation
for
war
work.
Is
b.elng
,
,
friends
friends
who
who
will
will
Join
loin
in
In
extending
extending
.
.
j
urgea
io
register
so
mai
rnnce
Rupert
may
be
shown
to
have
made
as
good
a
response
as
any
pther
city
in
Canada.
The
tptal
first
came
to
Prince
Rupert
In
191Q.ipf
218
registrations
so
far
.Is
con
He
followed
his
occupation
as
ajgidered
by
no
means
as
Jarge
as
it
tinsmith
until
tne
spring
or
1815,
should
be.
when
he
enlisted
for
service
in
the
Registration,
Mrs.
Evltt
again
Great
War
and
went
overseas
under
point
out.
does
not
involve
any
Lieut.
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie
DJ3.0.
lnihWiB!,tlori
of
anv
kind
either
in
re-
'u-terfier
ir.speetor
f
,
fWHrmmu
miwhwi
"""'iieard
to
time
or
money,
ine
pur-
in,!
meaMtres
w
a
visitor
Mr.
aid
Mrs:
S,
E.
Parker
and
1
was,
!nto
thPse
Is
solely
to
discover
to
-what
I
fhEalion
in
which
he
serr-,way
each
woman
might
be
best
v
on
ofli
nil
duties,
m-
Mrs.
II.
B
Rochester,
who
have
,n
throuShout
the
du-.
abe
to
help
should
war
the'?
f""
-emergency
from
Vancouver
on
the
been
on
a
motor
trip
through
svurday
urn-moo
southern
ahd
cenfrarihterlor,
are
thn
of
war
come
to
Prince
Rupert.
To
wait
expected
home
thlS
week.
1
nne
overseas
ne
was
rnameu
pnui
tucu
euiciBcwt
Mi-
A-to'
who
has
been
,n
Scotland
and
he
brought
his
rived
before
taking
a.
census
pf
Jhe
"
c4v
trii.
to
VuBCdwtr.
Mrs.
C.
M.
Mclntyre
and
daugh-
bri(e
home
with
him.
For
a
tlmejabllity
and;
.yiljingness
of
Print
,
,d
eisewl-.re
in
the
sooth.
ter.
Jean.
returned
to
the
city
on
iheJ
resided
in
Prince
Rupert
and
Rupert'and
district
women
ttf
serve
nnn'.e
on
t-rnoon.
e
Gardena
Sat-
Ifee
Prince
John
Saturday
after
wre
awo
larmmg
on
rorcner
is-;wouia
serwuaijr
uyau
u
d
M-r.
Ct
Uaftspjqu
v
n
m
the
city
on
Urn
Cso4m
iifi-.v
aftfrnoon
from
Vancou-wi',!
urncod
to
SinUocrgon
sh
train.
pendfng
a
week
visiting
at
Sklde-1
land
Tnfri
thy
moved
to
a
place
gate
with
her
family.
r-1
OUT
OF
3-,
Canadian
mothers
relieve
miiery
of
colds
externally
with
of
actloh.
The
questlpnalrre.
u
at
Cedarvale
and
more
recently!
might
be
repeated,
memoes
sucn
were
located
at
Remo
where
de-1
Queries
as
the
the
possibility
of
cecsed
was
ferryman.
Two
or
three
i
women-
Uklng
children
or
aauns
years
ago
Mr.
Wiggins
underwent1
!n
to
their
homes,
now
or
lr
emr
fn
ope-atton
at
Shaughnessy
Mll-.ergency.
how
many
and
free
or
itary
Hosoltal
but
he
failed
to
re-1
for
payment?
-Would
circumstances
cover
satlsfactcrily
and
his
condl-
permit
a
woman
giving
regular
.tlon
araduaUy
became
worse.
Three
full
settle
with
or
without
months
ago
he
was
brought
to
hos-
remuneration?
For
the
benefit
of
women
In
the
east
end
of
town
a
booth
Is
being
opened
at
Cavenaile's
store
at
Seal
CoVe
on
Wednesdayand
Friday
afternoons.
vWltb,
Mrs,
C.
J.
Norrlng-ton
in
charge.
Mrs.
C.'E.
Johnson
announces
the
engagement
of
'her'youhgejst
.daugh
ter.
Alareuertte
Louise.,
to
,Cari
Vin
cent
Smith,
son
of
ilrs.
J.
A.
Smith.
'
The
weddtnfejto;
take,
plce
sbortiy
edhn
Victoria.
-
-
Bob's
Beauty
Parlor
Next
td.Q.
&
S.
Grocery
.
Phcne
348
.
mmmmmmtmrnrngmm
cements
All
adverUsementa
in
thJ
.col-month
t'23c
a.fortL;
Plays,
Presbyterian
HalL
Qct.
27
Hill
60
Hallowe'en
Tea.
ct.
28.
Eagles
Bridge
November
1.
Canadian
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