kket
ft
(fi
n
m
Art
(i
Oiti.
njjw
t
ie
iement
n
nci
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Clergymen;
mieer
rxqrr
Service
of
the
diocese
of
have
volunteered
,
The
Solvation
Army
:2a
HACK
TO
J915
MODEL
Iarent-Teacllers,
I
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
I
1
1
Telephone
Bridge
ftr
'ti'irtl'ifn
p
r
I
j.
In
4K
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T?t
I
n
.
nl
.
l
m-1
I
uev,
u.
A,
ma.
uie
uunup,
JIU-
nqunce.
Tbey.
are
Kev.
R.
C.
1L
(Durnford
of
Prince
Rupert.
Rev.
,A.
8cott
of
RoUa,
Rev.
J.
E.
Wtilt-
tlet
of
Burns
Lake
and
Rev.
A.
Abraham
of
MassetL
Two
only
will
be
chosen,
it
1
expected.
Advertising
is
an
tiivts,unent.
i
I
.
'
..
1
ik.i.
rimili
orA
rorrtlallv
Invited
I1
Linoleum
Per
sq,
yard.
""a
Linoleum
Sq.-l-ard
-"WJNKAIIfXI
H
.
BULGER,
!0pt
ometrist,
ll?Illl.i,.BHt.
1.1.
$1.40
00c
tolfum
Sq.
yard
,
'
7B
!tolfum
Kugs
and
Unbleurn
Bugs-
A
large
stock
carried
at
all
j
meet
your
requirements
.
iiui
CANADIAN:
pacific
Trans.cpp.UncnM
Trans-Atlan(ic
Transpacific
t
v
i
rv.an
Pil
and
Way
Porta
8S,
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Eyery.
Friday
10.
pm.
To
Vanfouyer,I)reft
.
Sfi.
TRINCESS
LbUlSE"
October
27
h
.
3
8
PRINCESS
NORAir
November
6th,
loin,
um
t.i..a.
..-i
I.-
..
T'ii.iivri
and
Return
niiiicr
excursion
rir
1"
--
on
snlr.
Nnv
let
1050
tn
Pfb.
28th
1040
n
C2K
llll
Flnul
Return
LlmlWMarch
31st
1040
SJJ.,
'
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
til.i..
ir..rllnn
from
-
COATia,
General
AnU
P'nce
Rupert,
BC,
Fresh
Local
.Raw
and
Pasteurized
MUk
VALENTIN
DATUY.
ruoNif.MT
r-t
Cash
for
Old
Dold.
Bulger's
TonlKhfi
tram,
due
from
the
ast.
at.
11.
o'clock
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be,
on
time.
t
a
tr
fiittttont
rllrtrlct
for-
2
cups
sweetened,
apple
sauce.
2
eggs
'
Beat
whites
until
stiff.
Add
yolks,
one
at
a
time,
and
continue
beat-
lne
until
very
light.
Add
apple
mure
Mix
well
and
oour
into
a
I
pastry
lined
pie
pan.
Bake
until!
I
t
Shower,
Ebr
Bride-
Elect
Delightful
geiUUc
MceUnjs
tomorrow.
A
warm
and
sincere
wel-
Mrs.
Wilfrid
McLean
was
the
vave
no
other
church
affiliations.
Come
and
enloy
pur;nostess
at
her
home
at
Seal
Cove
vl
sing-song
7:30
to
7
45
every
Sunday
evening.
-j
Morning
at
11.
8Deaker
Mrs.
Captain
I.
lUUey
Temptation."
Soloist
Captain
Ivan
Habey
sw
Evening
at
7:30
to
7
45-fiHpl
Slng-Sng
Speaker
Caotaln
Ivan
Hilsey
i
Many
Cow
Have.
You?
Do
They
Give
Any
Milk?
They
iiC
I
Profitable
I
U4ll
v
to
V
You7
UU
i
inn
vrrfneKdav
evening
at
a
ae
JlUhtful
shower
party
in
honor
of
MIm
Mildred
Dixon
whose
mar-
Irlaee
takes
Dlace
shortly.
The
rooms
were
tastefully
orated
for
the
occasion
with
pink
and
white
streamers
centred
with
M
Adit.
Fliher
and
Mrr
Caot.
Halfey.
Also
Ruth
and
.
a,
large
white
bell.
The
table
was
flracr
Jane
Slutl
lie
(;Ul,
tit
See
You
At
The
.Mftln(;
!
?r,
PAUIJS'LUTHERAN
CHURChf,
Orner
Kth
and
9th
Ave
East
Vrrri.
I'aMor
Ite8W
Ilorjlen.
Street.
Phone
IJlue
SM
SUNDAY,
OCTOBER
it
11
0Q,a-nv
Ulvlnee
rvlcej
In
EhglUli
12:
i5
pin,
Sunday
School,
7:30,p.m.
Serlcfi.in
Norwegian
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
25
j
00
p.m.-
Teacher
'
Training
Claw
Din
-
Devotional,
.Mrt.
wltli.ttihla.
Study.
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER,
28
-Confirmation
Claw
Meets
at
Church
adomed
with
pink
and
white
car
music
r!nv
ai
mldnlaht.
servlteurs
being
Mrs.
W.
B.
Skinner.
Miss
F.
Dixon.
Miss
M.
Skinner
and
Miss
C.
Cavenalle.
I
During
the
course
of
the
evening,
Miss
May
Skinner
wheeled
In
'a
beautifully
decorated
buggy
which
was
laden
with
many
lovely
and
useful
gifts
which
were
presented
to
the
brlde-elee
t
with
suit
able
good
wishes.
The
evening
was
brought,
to
a
close
by
singing
'Aul4
r
Lang,
Syne
and
"tor
fanes
men
now
1
v
nutur
uuu
men
.
v
.
j
.
v-f,
on
Sundav
We
sincerely
desire
to
get.
acquainted
a
Jolly.Oood
Fellow
P'l
that
ent
were
Miss
1
Ml
dred
Dixon,
Ilrs
-
:eheie
We
love
to
serve
them.
Parents,
please
see
!end
Sunday
School
and
Conflrmatloa
class
regularly,
wmna
wcian
M
ner.
Mrs.
F.
J.
t-uuer.
Mrs.
Mori.
Mis.
C.
Dixon,
Mrs.
E.
Cav-naiii
Mrs.
K.
M.
McLean.
Mrs.
Q.
Sather
and.
the
Misses
Thelma
Skog.
Dorothy
Wllkle,
Audrey
Vlereck.
Klary
Geary,
Violet
Cav-r.nlle.
Tarlot
Rvstad,
Mary
Skin-
Jmii
Dalzell.
Florence
Dixon,
MnrioM.
Cook.
Christina
Cook,
Dorothy.
BJakc.
Fanny
Calbreath,
Margaret
Ol'ass.
Ruth
Schcrk,
rv,rnihv
tiu.l..
and
Ceclle
Cav-
enalle.
Announcements
All
advertlseraenU
In
thla
col-nmn
will
be,
char
fed,
for,
afull
month
al
25c
a
word.
Plays,
Presbyterian
Hall,
Oct.
27.
Hill
CO
Hallowe'en
Tea,
Oct.
23.
Eagles
Bridge
November
1
Canadian
Legion
Bazaar,
Nov
ember
3.
Anglican
Bazaar
November
0.
Valhalla
Dance,
Nov.
10.
Presbyterian
Bazaar,
Nov.
16.
ttf
For
prompt
and
courteous
jrlce
Phone
13
Taxi.
St.
Peter's
Church
bazaar
Nov.
23.
i
Country
Fair
November
24.
CIILMNKYS
Furnace?
and
Stove
Pipes
Cleaned
Steeds
Limited.
riwme
5
lor
Copelanda
mm
Mantei
ap-
caiiru,
iav
......
.....v
...
in
ii
.ih
nn
ih
Prlncel
J.
E.
Matheson.
fire
Inspector
for
win
u
;
Iesicr,
John
for
a
trip
to
Cumshewa
and
the
Forest
Branch,
left
on
last
ev-lother
Queen
Charlotte
Iland
points'
enlng'
train
for
a
trip
to
the
Hu-inz
to
an
error
on
the
part
of
Douglas
Frlzzell
sailed
on
the,
uaraena
wis
anernwu
i
a
badness
trip
to
Vancouver.
on
official
duties.
bmnners
aiswici
to
'cu
Drawings
and
specifications
-In
with
theSeal
Cove,
air
DeiwtuiiiiiiMuii
connection
'
-
t
the-Dally
New
me
price
m
.
i.
i.
oHrupmpnt
hasp,
for
which
tenders
are
being
I
lAMMa
auum
m
.
,
.
-4
.
.-.
11
I
Una..
ill
t
Vl
A
SlfflA
tff
beared
yesteraay
as
pc
w
.
ic
.!
.-v.,
-
;
which
should
have
read
$159,
Cope-'D.
Johnston,
and
may
be
viewed
by
land'a
phone
number
Is
872.
J.w.
McAulev.
assistant
superin
divisional
master
me
tendent
vrnucrifc
and
biiu
uiiw";'
Timely,
Recipes,
those
interested.
Wlllllam
Hayhurst.
for
several
vaors
ft
rlrint
rtf
Prlnre
Rnnprt
-
-
-
chanlc
of
the
Canadian
National
and
for
quite
a
time
m
tne
ser-Rallwuys
with
headquarters
at
vice
of
Valentin
Dairy,
expects
to
ri.i.
nra
"
in
arrive
In
the
hp
leavinc
m
about
a
week's
time
city
from
the
interior
on
tonight's
for
his
native
home
In
Manchester.
train,
returning
to
nrince
ueorgc
cngiana.
w
rcsuine
tl:iuciu;
Monday
evening.
i
Rooert
wigRins.
weu.
xnpwn
pioq-eer
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
and
in
recent
years
located
at
Cedarvale
and
Remo.
has
been
discharged
from
Prince
Runert
General
Hos
pital
where
he
has
been
a
patient
i
ui
luj
ire
iiiviitii?
ui
utiu,
nun
Mcs.
Wiggins
and
family!
has
taken
ur
resldencefor
the
winter
on
Summit
Avenue.
I
First
Presbyterian
Church,
return
ed
to
the
citv
on
the
Princess
Nora
h
this
mornlnc
after
an
ab
.
.
.
.
oi
iwo
weexs
in
Vancouver
Isence
attending
sessions
of
the
British
.Columbia
synod
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
Canada.
George
Bryant
On
Way
Hbir$
ana
a
m
ruaiurc
nations,
candies
meM
received
late,
yester
tween
the
dog
and
the
crack
shot
from
Prince
Rupert
nothing
got
away.
They
came
In
loaded
witn
the
bag
limit
of
geese
and
ducks.
I
Letter
Box
THANK
YOU,
BISHOP
we
have
heard
it
an
oeiore
aim
we
are
even
up
to
date
with
the
hmnrirnsts
from
London.
This
must
not
only
entail
a
tre
nf
extra
work
UIVIIUUU4
v..tXj
.
.
but
must
also
cost
a
lot
of.
extra
money.
I
am
sure
I
voice
the.
mind
nf
the
rrreat
malority
oi
our
.
cm?
zens
when
I
assure
the
manage.?
mpnts
of
these
papers
of
the
ap
preclatlon
there
is
of
tneir..
eii
forts.
O.
A.
RIX.
'
Dally
advertising,
m
the
,
Dall)
News
Is
sure
to
bring
dally,
re
wits.
COAL
Grain
Feed
Seed?
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
rhones
08
and
558
Because
of
the
rationing
of
gasoline
in
England,
the
gas-bag
car.
familiar
sight
in
London,
and
other
Engllih
ctfles
during
the
world
war.
is
back
again.
Here
U
one
of
the
firs
to
appear
In
this
war
The
great
iag
on
xop
of
the
car
Is
filled
with
coal
gas
which
is
piped
to
the
motor
through,
the
rubber
hose
at
left
of
car.
Teacher
Speaks.
JOHN;
JCOB"
Before
Pupils
ASTwR
HfcKiS;
...
Head
of
Famous
and
Historic
Am-,.
W.
W.
Q
O'NeM
.
Heard
By
Alpha
ericjm
To
Arrlve
I1MU3V
-
Ladies'
Orange:
Dance
Enjoyed
A
very
successful
dance
was
held
m
the
MetroDole
Hall
last
night
I
'
.
.
At
V
II
under
tne
auspices
oi
xne
i-acues
lOranse
Lodge.
Dancing
from
10
bin.
until
2
Din.,
with
old
time
iv
-
Editor.
Dally
News:
llnd
modern
dances
featured
on
the
t
.m
n
mo
that
ihi
citizens
I
nroffram.
music
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
f
Driio
niinort
nrp
not
exnress-1
Black's
orchestra
was
enjoyed.
De
VI
.
A.l.VV
.
VM
"
a
T
-
...
A.
1
.
.
1
W
Ing
their
appreciation
as.
ineyiucious
reiresnmenis
were
setveu
uj
ehnnirt
nf
th
verv
excellent
news
i
a
committee
consisting
oi
aus.
cprvirp
u-hirh
the
local
newspapers
I
Black
(convenor
i.
Mrs.
Menzies.
are
giving
them.
We
are
all
an-1
Mrs.
Ellison,
Mrs.
Geddes
Jr.,
Mrs.
inus
for
news
and
It
is
my
ex?
I
Eastman,
Mrs.
J.
k.
Murray
ana
nrrionre
that
we
cet
as
early
and
I
Mrs.
Evans.
as
cood
a
resume
of
the
.
Import
I
,
Mrs.
Eastman
acted
as
cashier
ant
events
concerning
the
war
asjandMrs.
Qeddcs
as
master
oi
cere-
can
be
found
any
place,
wnen
tne
i
monies.
Vancouver
papers
arrive
we
una
In.
Prince
Rupert
Tonight
4
-...llnrr
of
Atnha
HOUSe!
.
.
.
.
nf
I
aii
-
uk""'s
!
jonn
jacoo
Asiur,
uuiu
I
Wednesday
afternoon
in
the
audi-
fnmou.
and
historic
Astor
fam-
brium
of
Booth
Memorial
High
and"
party'
of
four,
will
arrive
R
I,
A
C
If
H
iraU
P
A
n
-C
J
ocuwii
fechool.
W.
VA
.
C.
v.
O'NeUl
w
.
gave
D
a
brief
-
'
-
tTUlCe
RuDert
nupcil
m,
hi,
a
a
(jiiiuiv
private
car
.
Don
tMiLh4
iiw.icr
talk
oa
the
good
spirit
ox
e
nousc
atUched
to
tonighfs
train
from
SST.S
JSSSTSVW
"Ci
and,
of
the
good
work
or
tne
tu-,the
be
here
for"
rtotk
wr
uarkk4
Th
tti
dent's
Council.
"Good
spirit
is
not
th
week-end.
leaving
Monday
eve-d"r,r
"
,im
m"hod
'
only
entering
sports,
clubs,
etc.
but
for
of
obeying
and
upholding
the
rules,
Astpr,
-whose
home
Is
la
of
the
school,
we
snouia
noi
umy
New
yorkt
visited
Prince
Kupen
'
.
.
1U
mI.A
wt
.have
a
good
nouse
spim
duv
Wh.Q
years
ajo
ana
enjoyec
ni
Uood
school
spirit."
said
Mr.
0"Nelll,tsUy.
here
much
that
he
said
1
..
.
.rt
oVinnl
hoOPiC
and
1
L
I
l.
.nma
VnrV
KflV
what
they
should
mean
to
a
pupil.
ne
coming.
Alec
Bill
president,
said
a
few.
.
-"l
uiords
on
the
Interest
shown
in
T00
jje.
to
CLASSIFY
sports
and
hoped
still
more
wouia
S
nd
EeJly
afternoon
from.
Barney
Mul;
LOST
At
Oddfellows'.
Hall
Friday
r..V
!vany
of
Francois
Lake
told
of
the
th
entertainment.
Frances.
October
20.
man's
blue
summer
IHU3IC
U1IU
luuuiiuiiiij
..--.o-1
,
,
.
,
.
.
rt
.11
.
...
.
rpfrpfthmentS
hmnts
were
served
v..,.
.j-...
iMoore
gave
a
piano.
seinjuuu.
"
"
K-
"
"
J
ip
LiOCK
Caps
viiauci
dcuo.,
trip
to
Tweedsmulr
Park.
Ed.
Vanli-i,,,.
,H
Kraunner
cave
a
taDl
Tme
of
Ootsa
Lake
acted
as
guide
L.n.-
for
the
local
hunter
who
got
a
lull
l.
p-pent.
Alec
BUI
was
In
the
-
.
n
a
Dag
or
game.
Mr.
uryant
naa
nlchalr.
overcoat.
Return
to
209
7th
Ave.
W.
or
Phone
Red
902.
(252)
WATER
NOTICE
'
I(irrlon
Ami
TAKt
NOrnCS
tiiii"
CnicUn
N-tlctuU
Raa-y
Grand
Trunk.
Pacific
Rly
Co.)
"-hoe
ettaresi
U
PrtoC
Rup
ert,
u.
.
v.
WIU,
take
M
use
25000
OaUoua
of
water
tut
cl
TkliU
Inlet,
-hlch.
nor-3
Westerly
and
drains
Into
Skeen
River
arjout
2000
feet
from
C.
N
Jt.
uepw
i
ttsa
Tne
ter
will
be
diverted
from
tt
stream
t
a"
point
about
1500
feet
N.
W
w.
rrctn
tne
tr.
n-
k,
ucy
w.i,
lta
and
wlU
be
used
for
Industrial
purpose
upon
tlve
land
described
as
Lot
694
(Xaat
iJisirxi.
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
on
the
37
day
of
September..
1839
A
copy
ca
wis
nonce
uiu
V"
catlco
pursuant
.
theretti
and
to
the
"Water
Act"
win
or
iirea
m
vue-
un.
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rnp-
Objecttons
to
the
application,
mar
be
fUed
with
the
aaW
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
water
Rights.
Parliament
Buildings,
Victoria.
,
B.C.
within
uurty
oays
wier
tne
iirsi
(
appearance
of
this
notice-
In
a
local
j
newspaper.
CANADIAN
NATlU.NAli
luuuwaio
i
(Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
Co.)
I
Applicant
I
By
'
M.
A
Burbank,
Division
Engineer.
Agent
The
date
of
the
first
publicaUon,
of
this
notice
la
October
7,
1939,
.
Successful
Affair
Htld
L4
Meht
I
At
ManjJIameiWlCi
TMrs.
;
CemrxevS.
Hills
Convener
'
A.
vejy
successful
Ulsohone
bridge
party
was
held
last
n"ht
by
the
Prince
Raperet
Parent
Teach-
jers.'
Association
at
the
honjeof
a
ncmber
of
members.
MrltT
deorge
Hills
Jr.
was
general
convener
for
the;
affair..
assisted
by
members
generally.
J
At.
contract
bridge
Mrs.
Robert
Cameron
won
first
prize
with
6790
points
and
Capt.
Sheppard
consolation
prize
with
850.
1
At
auitlon
Richard
Long
was
first
prize
winner
with
3820
nolnU
and
Honora
Sllverides
coniolation
prize
winner
with
750
fU
A
BUTTON
-there's
yr
Model
B-2
ICrfJf
station
tunlni!
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nd
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'
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Openuonf
Improved
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Tuniag:
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recrptioa;
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lor
Victroli
Aruch-,'
awot
to
pUr
rtcords
through
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radio."
'
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r"
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