UNITED
IN
Jiponlea
rrepe
with
matching
ac
ceMories
I
A
reception
wa
held
at
ths;
home
of
the
bride's
parents,'
310
Xsiih
Avenue
West,
where
a
de'l
J
H.
BUIQER
Optometiriat
Royal
Bank
Rtdg.
grated
In
blue
and
white
streamer!.
Tftf
bride
and
groom
received
con-gtatulstlon
undff
a
beautiful
arch
nit
A
DDI
A
PVlV.
T
pd
M
with
white,
wed-
yilXVl4lM
The
popular
young
couple
wU
l've
tonight
for
Portland.
Oregon,
.
fiM
Dkkrn
IWmrnes
Pride
and
elsewhere
In
the
south.
Of
mcjr
Hid
They
wtt
the
recipient
of
;many
lovely
and
useful
wedding
Of
much
JnUmt
was
a
wedding'1'
-jsf
ahith
P1"
'aU
ffnlng
hM
Bdna
Kellle
Pickens,
young.-
Dally
advertising
n
tiie
Dallj
"
(UH-hier
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Nfwa
U
sure
to
bring
dally
re-
rocker.
became
the
bride
qf
ulU.
.
...
i
t
1
1.
1
Mr.
J
W.
Pond.
Rev.
R.
Q.
n.
itA
officiating,
at
fit,
C.
u
q.
fl'
Ham
am
yday
yesterday
a-
TiZh
Seal
Cove
)
picked
uLt
LIL
U
Py
of
salmon
pink
carnaUon
T
iYloVrr-s
Bure
whlt
Woora
benching
h
h
Md
t22l
S
iKfth
halo
hit
g
Mr.
IUm
U
exhibiting
the
IS
wBlm
bouquet
of
gladioli
J"
'tae
"
".uu
qwrr
were
grown
n
nia
green-
j
carnation.
nd
houie,
ft
brtdosn
d,
cousin
of
the
bride
wore
a
geon?eii
areas
of
babr
blue
with
matching
boVra,
ind
peach
lace
picture
hat
and
firried
a
bouquet
of
swef
t
pea.
Henry
Dickens,
brother
of
the
bride,
was
best
man.
The
bride
s
mother
was
dressed
in
Sues
rose
crepe
with
hat
to
antdv
The
grown'
mother
choe
Announcements
All
advtrUtemenU
in
this
coltA
win
b
charged
for
a
fall
month
at
9c
a
word.
Hospital
Bataar,
October
4.
C.OF
Bazaar.
October
7.
Catholic
Bazaar
October
11,
12.
i
bulfet
supper
wo
served.
"Crescent
Canadian
Shows"
Blg
The
room
were
tastefully
dee
'er
and
Better,
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
Illlltl)
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At
1
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I
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Canada
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1
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1
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l
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live
drawers,
walnut.
fhiUh
At
t
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With
large
mirror.
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I
Slngff
Sewing
.Machine-
At
'
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i
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I
JiUh
pram
i
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Prinec
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Used
Furniture
1
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hot
water
Jseket
At
I
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InUtay
At
I
Onljr
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S22.50
$22.50
S22.50
S25.50
S31.50
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$40.00
$10,00
$15.00
$11.50
$8.50
$10.00
$20,00
$6.50
,n2-
S5.50,
$12.00,
S2S.00
Oramoplione
At
1
Wtitinthoute
Uadlo11
tubes
At
hd
Coll
Spring
Size
4ffl.
,
,
Each
:v.
1
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plre
Chfitfrfleld
Sultd
At
8,1
(
MHner
Cha.tr
For
the
t
Stl
of
6
upholstered
leather
seat
light-oak.
Bet
Iv
Hound
Mining;
Iloom
Tables-Prom,
un
$6,50"
$10.00
$30.50
$5.00
$2,00
$5.00
$18.00
$25
6,4
$36
$6.50
S18.0Q
$5,00
All
These
Table
ijave
Extra
Leaves
"ir
.
?6.oo
$6.00
?
K'tchen
Cabinets
At
H
of
20
volups
Encyclopedia
Urlttanlca
Al
$J2.50
and
$14.00
$45.00
Fresh
Local
Uaw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
ii
VALENTIN
DAIRY
1
'
imnNi
ssi
Grand
Master
of
the
Masonic
Orand
Lodge
of
British
Columbia,
and
F.
a
McKce
of
Kanalmo,
Orand
Secretary,
arrived
In
the
iclty
on
the
Princess
Alice
this
afternoon
following
a
trip
to
Nor-.thern
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon
to
pay
official
visits
to
.
...
1
1
i
juagr
mere,
mey
m
pay
an
CENTRAL
HOTEU
ROOMS
andtCAFE
Phone
51'
Far
Best
fluthld
Coal
MRS.
C,
E.
BLACK
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeyo
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only,
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
la
Prince
Rupert
TBI
OAITt
KIWI
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Cash
for
Old
Oold.
Bulger's,
tl
Sydney
Priest
of
Edmonton
Is
arriving
on
today's
train
to
spend
a
holiday
with
Mr.
and
Mi's.
Thomas
Priest,
Graham
Avenue.
Dr.
Hugh
Morrison,
inspector
of
schools,
was
a
passenger
north
ye
terday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
going
to
Stewart.
He
will
return
here
on
Tuesday.
Angus
Mclnnis,
C.
a
P.
Member
of
Parliament
for
Vancouver
East,
.in
the
course
of
a
speaking
tour
of
the
district,
arrived
In
the
city
'from
Uie
Interior
on
this
after
.noon's
train
and
will
be
here-
over.
the
week-end.
i
Dr.
O.
A.
B.
Hall
of
Napalmo,
For
prompt
and
courteous
ser
vice
Phone
13
Taxi.
tf.
C.C.F.
Illustrated
lecture
tonight,
8
'clk.
Mo
Hall,
speaker
Harry
Archibald
and
Angus
MaclnnU
M.P.
(194)
James
Valentine,
who
for
the
past
four
years,
ha
been
doing
the
radio
servicing
for
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.,
1
leaving
tomorrow
on
the
Prince
Robert
for
Vancouver.
He
OBJECT
TO
TOO
MUCH;
QUEBEC,
August
10:
(CP)
Socialistic
tendenpiM
iwn
In
rt
Official
visit
to
the
Prince
Rupert
rent
Dominion
and
nrtiTlncial
lea-!
1...
1LI.
I
,
1
1
.
..
.
.
"
I
rnuiis
ana
wiu
ieave
uutlon
by
the
committee
on
note-on
Monday
evening's
train
for
the
worthy
changes
In
statute-
law
interior.
Considerable
week-end
were
deplored
In
its
report
pres-(entertalnment
has
been
arranged
ented
at
the
annual
meeting
of
m
connecuon
wun
tneir
visit
nere.
the
Canadian
Bar
Association
here.
I
"If
the
average
citizen
under-
'
.
V.
.
I.
1
Funeral
Notice
Harold
Davey
Teacher
of
l'iano
Popular
Music
20
years
experience
In
Vancouver
Free
Mulc
with
Uuoni
No
Scales
The
only
guaranteed
course
that
benefits
you
financially,
playing
for
parUes.
etc
Enrol
Now!
At
the
News
MUSIC
Venetia
Fecro
A.T,C.M.
Teacher
of
PIANO
and
THEORY
daises
Commencing
Sept.
1
Phone
BLUE
$33
MISS
YUKl
Dressmaker
Ladles'
and
Children's
Alterations
.
Moderate
Prlca
Pbpne
GREEN
88Q
7:7
fRASER
ST'
which
have
occurred
In
our
statute
law
and
think
of
our
legislation
merely
a
more
or
less
expensive
toying
with
things
which
do
not
affect
htm
or
which
only
pui
someone
else's
dollars
into
h'j
,
pocket
disillusionment
must
cer-
Members
of
Tsimpsean
and
Tyee
lin''
more
Iaf
reaenm
ffects
tnan
anything
which
hat
Brethren
Lodges
and
Sojourning
are
requested
to
attend
at
the
B
C.
ll
tne
ltaed"
The
commlte
uer
the
chair-Sunday,
UnderUkers
at
5
pjn.
tomorrow.
for
the
purpa
of
escort-
""P
J,
"onUomery
ot
tng
the
remain.
ot
late
Brother."0''
.
Preston
H
LesUe
to
the
steamer
VZ
7.
;
Prince
Robert
tion
the
Bank
of
Canada
acts.
'some
amendments
to
Income
Ux
i
legislation
and
other
measure.
as
they
found
it
although
as
cltl-Uens
they
might
use
their
in
fluence
In
directing
it
growth;
lThei
would
fail
In
their
duties.
however,
if
they
did
nt
understand
the
objectives
tqwards
which
.legislation
was
directed.
I
Until
the
middle
of
the
last
cen
tury
the
state
was
generally
re-1
garded
as
the
delegate
of
all
the
people
rather
than
as
the
master
of,
the
Individual.
It
was,
sovereign
'only
Insofar
as
those
composing
it
banded
themselves
together
for
the
protection
of
a
limited
range
of
Interest.
The
obJecUve
of
society
was
the
largest
passible
measure
of
per;
sonal
freedom,
and
this
was
supposed
to
rest
on
the
attainment
o
plenty
through
the
prirate
ownership
of
property.
Post
War
Objective
The
new
objective
which
ap
peared
ajter
the
Great
Yfar
was
humanitarian
rather
than
Individualistic.
It
sought
social
securil
apd
a
prosperity
in
which
all
coutd
share.
It
treated
economic
laws
a
subject
to
human
defiance.
It
considered
it
the
duty
of
the
staV
ftp
provide
for
the
citizen
accord
I
Ins
to
certain
minimum
standards
In
such
matters
a
education
nousing,
wages,
meaicai
services
leisure
and
retirement
pensions
Attainment
of
these
was
sough!
by
taxation
designed
to
dlstribut
wealth,
by
public
ownership
ot
key
j
instrument,
of
Industry,
by
public
(works
and
housing,
by
pensions
allowances
and
relief
and
flnai:
by
an
increasing
measure
of
state
control
over
the
fields
left
to
pri
vate
enterprise.
"Vour
committee
can
only
express
the
hope
that
the
voice
oi
the
people
as
reflected
In
their
current
legislation
Is
pot
their
voice
but
the
voice
of
pressure
groups
and
It
own
con
victlon
that
most
of
the
people
oi
Canada
are
not
socialists,"
the
re?
port
.continued.
"It
does
not
believe
that
Cana
dians
as
a
whole
realize
how
far
the
process
of
socialization
ha?
gpne;
If
the
committee
is
wrong
it
can
onto
point
to
its
own
belief
that
the
Institution
of
private
property
Is
the
pillar
on
which
our
civilization
rests
and
that
we
stll'
llye.
in
a
world
which
Is
so
strong
ly
competitive
that
rigorous
inter
nal
control
only
seems
to
lead
tc
more
and
sharper
Internationa!
rivalry
and
bloodshed.
"The
committee
points
out
that
It
Is
precisely
In
those
countries
where
private
property
right
were
most
seriously
Impaired
by
the
late
'.war
that
personal
and
polltlca
freedom,
have
been
extinguished
first'
Question
It.
C.
Change
Particular
concern
was
expressed
at
a
British
Columbia
Income
tax.
1
11
Q
L
T7.
y
law
amendment
which
provides
'
t
UCl
TOl
that
the
only
appeal
from
the
de
cision
of
the
minister.
In
certain
1
.irf
instances,
U
to
the
lieutenant-1
1Y1&S0111C
LaWll
gpvcmor
In
council,
a
the
dls-
Upctlon
between
administrative
and
Judicial
functions
had
not
DQWlUsg
luCei
"HnAfZ
'iLVV
Team
have
been
selected
as
fol-
port
said,
"It
la
most
difficult
to,
for
th,
,awn
haMn1t
who
elect
them."
said
the
report-
n
i
i
mm
"Your
committee
1
of
the
view
ill
IV
I
A
I
JnlVllthat
freedom
of
our
municipal
ln-T
sUtut'ons
1101(15
lmt
M
Important
Canadian
Alon
Oepl
5ff
.
ur
'
.iUl
Tendency
In
Provinces
speech
and
freedom
of
the
lnd-
yidual
to
live
his
own
live-
and.1
run
hi
own
business
without
con-
stant
Interference
from
the
gov-
frnment"
The
effect
of
mortgage
and
tax
legislation
In
certain
provinces
was
to
hasten
the
nationalization
of
land,
the
committee
thought
This
might
prove
a
force
for
disunity
a
it
was
hard
to
see
how
a
federal
union
could
continue
If
one
group
of
provinces
wa
under
a
different
social
system
to
the
it
hers,
due
to
the
nationalization
of
all
or
much
of
the
land
In
one
section
and
not
in
the
other.
i
Keep
up
to
date.
AOTuse
regu
larly.
Notice
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
1st
day
of
August
1939
I
shall
not
be
responsible
for
any
debts
contract?
ed
In
my
name
otherwise
than
by
mrself
personally.
C.
M.
McIKTYRE.
for
removal
of
Umber
(193)
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and:
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and:
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
Gas
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
TIMBER
SALE
XH9SS
tider
1U
be
received
by
t
UlzUstrr
ot
Lands
it
Victoria.
B.
C,
hot
kvter
than
noon
on
the
20th
diy
of
Sptir.
1939,
for
the
purchaie
pt
Uceactt
X34938.
to
cut
31083.000
leet
of
apruce.
craar,
nm
imr
bsbui
on
pru
ot
Timber
Lm
571P.
5T2P
tad
S73P,
John
ton
Creek,
RlTets
Inlet,
Elute
3.
Ooaat
Land
District.
Fifteen
15
y
vw
oe
moi
;
PurUtrr
particulars
of
the
Chlof
Forester,
Victoria.
B.
C,
or
District
For-
mter,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
MINERAL
ACT
Nolle
T
Oednqufnt
Co-owner
Ta
John
W.
Alden
and
Oundtr
Mrke
lnit.1
r
Seat
I
If.
WhlnltMl.
I'.
!.
A.
WHEREAS
ther
ar
owner
other
than
mjseJt
to
the
extent
of
mere
than
one
Quarter
interest
in
eacn
ana
all
of
the
Star
No.
1,
Star
Mo.
3.
Stir
No.
3.
Star
No.
4,
8
tar
No,
a.
r
no
t.
Star
No,
7,
Stac
No.
.
Star
No.
II
and
Star
No
10
Mineral
Claims
situate
tm.
thr
north
a
e
of
Porrtier
Ialaml
bi
Chlanore
PasBage
about
500
tt
from
the
beach
to
Skeona
Ulntag
DlvleJon.
Province
of
British
Columbia:
TAKE
NOTICE
that
unless
jou
do
,.ori,..iDav
wRhln
90
days
from
the.
date
here-
-
.
belna
vour
v-
-
.
pjwxjrtlon
of
the
expllture
required
ror
tn
j-ears
ivo,
ivo
wu
n
"
wti-m
2a
of
the
Mineral
Act.
R.
S.
B.
C
1938.
CSptfr
181,
together
wun
ail
coots
of
this
notice
to
the
under-
signed,
the
registered
owner
of
aalo
Mineral
Ciawis,
jour
uxverras
uu
u
Mineral
Claims
shall
be
forfeited
and
btrome
vested
In
the
undersigned
win
lwa
made
the
required
expenditures.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.
c.
wis
Bth
day
of
July.
1939.
COAL
Grain
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Fbones
58
and
838
-J.U.MJIJ
SENIOR
f-Auc
innu
and'Dr.
43.
A.
B
Hall,
skip;
master
mason,
Frank
Vlckers,
William
Millar,
Thomas
McMeekin
and
J.
A.
Frew,
skip.
Oreen
No.
2
Past
masters.
.J.
3.
Little.
Thomas
McClymontviH
iW.
Birch
and
F.
S.
McKee.'skipj
masters
masons,
Don
CrerarWj-ji.
Coates.
W.
H.
Wilson-Murray
and
Angus
Macdonald.
skip.
$
say
whose
property
t
safe
from
whIch
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