AN
WEST
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Women
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IS
IN
WARlBridge
Party
Mr
01
Dorto
dauanter
or
Dr,'
West,
formerly
of,
juid
now
of
Van-j
,
t(
;
nanru
i
enlist
or
wan
..
Women's
Land
Army,
is
now
in
uie
viu
.
,c
to
operate
a
,
ra
her
mother
de-
5.1.
.
and
University
of
-
Jia.
,
money,
ehe
had
-
s?
tfelrrj
the
slghU
Mfiitfty
to
the
un-f
war
talk
iti
the
.r-:et
tftitt
ttittl
2-
he
1tih
Tiflr-.
i
Succe-sful
Affair
Held
Lat
Nl.bt
To
Aid
Red
Crow
Fund
Ari6(her
successful
brldg
party
and
darfee
was
held
by
the
Women
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
LTglon.
the
proceeds
to
$0
to
the
Red
Cross
fund.
The
affair
was
fully
enjoyed
by
all
present.
Prfze-winrtera
at
cards
were:
lfidles
first.
Mrs.
Prank
Ellison;
secdnd.
Mrs,
Peter
Solus
u
I
ways
"restlesstrlrst.
Thomas
Priest-
second.
don?e
(hat
she
was
go-Howe
Winner
of
a
door
bti?
d
She
had
been
i.,u.h
lobs
In
Van-
I
.erpool.
she
hiked'
.
across
the
sum
Miss
Betty
Barber.
Mrs.
Robert
Mn
graduation
graduation
from
from
of
the
Auxiliary,
was
general
con
vener
and
Mrs.
William
Rothwell
was
tn
cHarte
of
the
card
tables.
After
cards,
refreshment
r
v
t
every
quaricr
ot
-served
and
dancing
followed
with
i
..
.started
off
wth
music
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
and
irly
tn
May
whenfHugh
Smith.
jig.
Bhe
Is
quite
satisfied,
however,
and
believes
that
she
Is
doing
very
well
In
hej
effort
to
K3lp
the
Empire.
In
an
Interview
wlfh
a
t'elxiiiet
Once
'ikfit-
"itie
le
'toridfih
if?ffpaper
Joan
V?
men's
larfa
Army
tated
that
her
father
would
be
-
tr
i.td
oYe'r
lb
Fotslll
I
Joining
her
Immediately
following
rvf
're
she
Was
signed
the
declaration
of
war.
personage
than
E
Mott
wife
of
the
:'lh
Dr.
West
doein't
thlifk
he
will.
Meanwhile
ioa'n
Is
trijfcylns
In
her
breeches,
jrffeen
pull-
but
fl
few
days
over
and
slouch
hat
she
cuts
a
F
'-ibeth
-visited
the
natty
iigure.
sne
nas
aucauy
ae-;
.
F
tUl
Street.
Joan
veloped
a
sound
working
know-
i
t
a
Canadian
girl:
ledge
of
the
mechanical
parts
of
j
-rt
t
Jbelh
Inquired
from
a
tractor,
she
feels
fit.
she
writes
i
h
Mm
name
oiien
ana
ooes
uai
especi
id
Joan
proud-
Ut
see
Vancouver
unttl
after
Hitler
j
chased
over
the
rim
of
th-
Met
Queen
ocean.
ecalled
that
Van-
Her
trlother
Is
tfdlie
resigned
.,
beautiful
city.
She
about
her
daughter's
career
inH
thf
"Jmn
IlkM
11
"
ah
said
idrr.nlv.
zci.
Jonn
If
she
"aha
as
long
as
sh?
is
happy
there
j
homesck.
Joan
I
think
that
Is
sufficient
."
LTiy
pangs,
she
In-
In
Vancouver
she
operated
an
elevator
for
some
time
and
also
nreent
Isn't
ex-
worked
In
a
candy
store
and
In
had
In
mind
when
the
Oeneral
Ilosottal.
Bat
she
.
rsd
She
has
had
craved
excitement
and
llurope
-
r;nce
In
the
looked
like
a
likely
spot
for
flre-
dages
and
she
works
last
May.
Her
prognostics-,
aviblv
secure
Mon
then
correct.
She
hopes
natun
8f
nurs"
iter
to
visit
France
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manager
tit
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Steamship
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Notice
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tfirl
Private
ot
Class
instruction
Be'irihers
itbin
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Teachers'
Training
Class
Twelve
Years'
Experience
Phone
BLUE
997
all.
ui
Notice
is
nereoy
given
ui
property
wlthlh
the
City
wmits,
subject
to
Tax
Sale
will
be,
sold
at
Public
A(iMI6n
ht
the
City
Hall,
oh
Saturday.
September
-Oth.
at
10.
a.m.
unless
the
i937
taxes
are
paid
nrpvlnus
to
that
date.
i
List
of
the
property
to
Be
sold'
can
been
Seen
at
the
Collector's
Office.
City
Hall.
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DANCING
Hodgson
Dahclhg
Academy.
'Cla'ss'es
Commencing
Sept.
1
Specializing
Ballet,
Mexican,
Tap,
Baby
work
fctudlo
121
2nd
Ave.
hide
898
Violin
&
Guitar
Wesfcrh
Academy
of
Music
R.
Sluw
l'hone
BLUE
993
TIQI
plXLt
WIWi
LOCALS
Cash
for
Old
Gold.
Bulger's,
tt
For
prompt
and
courteous
service
Phone
13
TaxL
if
Cookies
arid
Coffee
Shoppe
opening
Tuesday
October
3.
(229)
The
National
Day
of
Prayer
wlil
i
be
observed
In
St.
Andrew's
Cath
edral
throughout
the
day
to
morrow.
zm
Mrs.
A.
J:
Parkin
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yes
terday
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
A.
Tarr
re
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
J.
A.
jilntbn
returned
to
the
city
6ft
the
Princess
Adelaide
yes
terday
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Vdricotiver
and
Victoria.
Mrs.
Lance
Stiles
and
daughter.
Mlsi)0r6thy
SUles,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yes
terday
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
tinlon
steamer
Cardena.
Cad
J&hn
Boden,
arrived
in
port
from
trie
south
at
5
o'clock
this
morning
arid
sailed
on
her
return
to
Van
couver
and
waypoints
at
7
ajn.
R.
S.
Sargent
6f
Hazelton,
who
has
been
oh
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
arrived
hi
the
cljj
from
the
south
ori
IhY'Prfncess
Adelaide
yesterday
aftehftn
arid
poceeded
by
the
evening
train
to
his
home
In
the
!
Lieut
FroStt
and
tfyee
men
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Army
Medical
Corps
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Princ'eM
Adelaide
yesterday
after
noon
from
Vancouver.
Lieut
Frost
It
here
to
succeed
Dr.
J.
1L
Carson
as
medical
officer
of
the
local
mill
tla
unit
Dr.
Carson
left
ibis
week
for
a
trip
to
San
Francisco.
Decree
absolute
was
granted
yes
terday
by
Mr.
Justice
Denis
Mar
phy
in
Supreme
Court
Iri'
tne
'di
vorce
petition
of
Peter
Wlkdal
vs
Matilda
Wlkdal
in
which
Harold
in
the
course
of
a
northern
inspec-
arindstrand
i-as
cited
as
tlon
tour,
arrived
in
tne
ciry
on
respondent.
T.
W.
Brown
CO
the
Cardrtta
this
morning
irom
counsel
for
the
petitioner.
Dls-
Vtinc'oHiver
drtd
will
be
hee
uritfl
posal
of
this
petition
concluded
the
dmfrow
eVefilrig
irleh
he
will
sail
business
before
the
court
at
its
on
the
Catala
to
make
the
roiirid
fan
session
here.
trip
to
Stewart
arid
thence
sou'th.
-
-
--
.
Mr.
Haltermnn
retidrts
that
this
hai
Been
a
busy
year
fdr
his
cdm-i
pany
In
th'fc
passenger
builness
arid
,
ilso
Vlth
logging
and
sklm6n
canning
freight
Speaking
of
the
future.
Mr.
Hal-terman
said
that
his
company
had
had
dans
In
hand
for
soriie
time
fbr
the
'building
tif
hew
earners
fbr
It"
northern
services
'biii
shlp-billldlng
costs
today
were
Such
that
it
was
Impossible
to
proceed.
CANADIAN
LEGION
1J.E.S.L.
Funeral
Of
Our
Late
Cdmnide
Chief
Petty
officer
John
Gibson
n.SJU.
From
B.
C
Undertakers
Mohdav,
Octbber
2,
at
2
'p.m.
Comrades
Please
Attend
LEST
WE
FdKGET
Announcements
All
BdrLst:ift'iUi
inthu
toi
ttmn
will
be
charged
ior
a
full
month
at
2b.
a
word.
Hospital
Bazaar.
October
.
Eagles
Bridge
Octdber
4.
Empire
Dance,
Oddfellows'
Hall
October
6.
C.C.F.
Bazaar,
October
7.
Catholic
Bazaar
October
11,
12.
Lutheran
Bazaar,
October
14.
Plays,
Presbyterian
Hall,
Oct
27.
Anglican
Bazaar
November
9.
Presbyterian
Bazaar,
Nov.
18.
Country
Fair
November
2f4.
NOTICE
OF
SALE
W.
J.
Alder,
Conmilssioner
for
the
City
of
Trince
Kupert,
vs.
Royal
Alntnrc
Tenders
will
be
received
for
the
nnrrliQ
if
th
Eniilnrrlent.
Rtnrfc.
In-Trade,
and
Chattels
of
the
above
nnmprl'
rfnvnl
Motors,
as
a
eolnir
concern,
until
Thursday,
12
o'clock
noon.
The
hlnhcst,
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
acceoted.
Address
tenders
to
the
Sheriffs
Office.
Prince
Runert.
B.C.
Any
person
de
slrotts
of
tendering
can
.
see
the
equipment,
etc..
by
calling
at
the
Sheriff's
Office.
l
S.
A.
NICKERSON.
.
onentt.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
this
30th
day
of
September,
1039.
WAR
HEAD
OF
FRANCE
Short,
Reticent
General
Gamelln
Is
Born
Soldier
PARIS,
Sept.
30:
(AP
In
the
gray
shadows
of
the
War
Ministry
building
on
the
Rue
St.
Germain,
Paris,
a
child
of
less
than
two
plays
.Model
Student
Before
he
was
out
of
the
Catholic
academy,
where
strict
dlcctpllne
treated
a
military
atmosphere,
he
was
studying
the
campaigns
of
Na
poleon.
The
story
Is
that
even
today
he
can
pluck
from
membry
very
order,
word
for
word,
that
Na
poleon
issued.
At
St.
"cyr.
the
Trench
Thmisry
college,
he
must
have
been
a
model
ind
scholarly
student,
for
at
21,
In
1893,
he
was
graduated
first
In
a
class
6l
more
than
400.
This
iieat.
chubby
young
officer
was
not
'look
ing
fot
any
sott
oertn,
nowevjr.
ne
plunged
into
three
years
of
the
roughaiid-tumble
Algerian
cam
paign.
From
then
until
he
was
called
tn
the
war
college
In
1899,
voune'Gamelln
Indulged
in
a'hobby
which1!
its
like
a
coat
of
varnish
his
genius
for
military
strategy.
He
was
mapmaklng
and
surveying
In
the
trmy
geographical
corps.
In
recent
years
he
has
been
tailed
"map
crazy."
but
no
mania
ever
aided
a
man
more
in
his
profession.
It
Is
said
his
photograph!:
memory
fbr
topography
permits
him
t6
describe
in
detail
every
Inch
of
terrain
he's
ever
been
over.
.
Tactics
Win
Praise
This
memory
stood
him
well
in
war
college,
for,
when
he
left
Lieut.
Col.
Fdch,
later
to
become
mitrshai
of
France
and
Gamelln's
drily
pre-decessdr
In
supreme
commarid
of
the
allied
forces,
wrote
across
the
record
high
prake
6f
Gamelln's
tactical
flair.
In
1906,
Gamelln
was
tislgned
tb
flenera1!
Joffre's
cdthrharid
arid
al
most
Immediately
Jdffre
began
to;
lead
heavily
On
his
aide's
strategic
ability.
When
Jbff
re
becdme
cdm-rriander-ln-Chlef
In
i&ll.
he
took
Gamelln
with
him
and
in
the
pre-
Great
War
days
it
was
the
smooth,
quiet
little
rnajbr
who
stddled
his
maDs
and
warded
6f
a
possible
at
tack
through
Belgium.
Still
more
lmDortant
it
Was
Gattieiln
who
urg
ed
and
wTote
the
order
that
start
ed
the
counter-offensive
on
the
Marne
in
1914,
rolled
back
the
Ger
man
flank
and
put
Kaiser
WI1
Madame
Pilsudski
To
Live
In
London
at
war.
He
beats
an
irregular,
plan
to
reside.
march
on
a
toy
drum
slung
oven
the
lace-trimmed
shoulders
of
his:
lt
the
chan
ot
a
"ghtnlng
vic-UsUflve
steps
of
his
father's
famlly-whlch
French
generals.
tory
and
perhaps
cost
Germany
the
He
is
Maurice
Gustave
Gamelln,
war-
Oamelhi
came
out
of
al
the
war
a
first
sold-
65
years
later
to
become
,
divisional
general
He
headed
the
ler
of
France
and
supreme
com-
mander
of
the
gigantic
allied
mill-
W
notary,
mission
to
Brazil
tary
machine
when
lt
rolled
for
the
-
five
years
there
he
built
second
Ume
against
Germany.
uv
"uw
tu'"lucI-
In
the
years
between,
the
ad-
aa'.Z
tKl
,n
.ra-
tttM
"nnlet.
reticent
retirlne.
ier,ca-
ln
1B"
"c
tt3
CI".
?r
sociable,
methodical,
colorless."
Were
used
to
describe
him.
But
the
French
and
the
British
military
authority
looked
at
the
little
(five
feet
four
Inches)
general's
record,
nd
were
satisfied.
He
may
not
be.
as
many
insists
he
Is,
the
greatest
ioldter
in
the
world,
but
no
one
could
deny
he's
one
of
the
greatest.
la
to
batter
down
the
bloody
Druse
revolt.
By
1931
he
was
chief
ol
France's
general
stiff
arid
extended
the
Maglriot
line
io
the
English
Chan
nel
along
the
Belgium
border.
With
the
rise
of
Premier
Daladler.
the
gray-haired
gray-muitiched
little
man
Was
giVen
a
free
hand
in
raising
the
French
army
to
its
mightiest,
and
was
made
commander
tif
the
arriiy.
navy
arid
air
forces,
thus
giving
him
more
military
authority
than
ariy
Frenchman
since
Napol
eon.
aiUSSALLEM'S
ECON03IY
STORE
317-319
Third
Avenue
West
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
Qualify
Prompt
Service
After
'(he,
show
drop
in
arid
'fry
our
milk
shakes,
sodas
and
ice
cream.
We
also
have
a
complete
stock
ol
fruits
arid
vegetables.
JpHiihe
18
&
j9
P.O.
Box,575
OVERSEAS
frock.
He
Is
little
boy
Gamelln.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Oalr
left
AS"bmztd
He
is
imitating
papa,
who
was
on
last
evening's
tram
for
Guelph
DIVISION
Widow
of
Former
PoIUh
Premier
Composition
of
First
Canadian
Arrives
in
England
Expeditionary
Force
Announced
By
.Minister
LONDON.
Sept.
30.
Madame
Pil-
wounded
In
the
slaughter
at
Solfer-
Ontario,
where
It
is
their
inten
ino
(1859)
in
Napoleon
III.'s
war
tlon
to
take
up
future
residence,
against
the
Austrian,
and
now
Is
'
:
-
--
:
controller
general
of
the
French
army
?dC
?
iT
Pm"
n-
in
Rogers,
irilnliter
of
ler
of
Pola-nd.
and
her
daughter,
,TNJ
moi
yu-
have
arrive
in
Londoh
where
they
th(f
coinpostlon
Hf
ihe
first
CanKdlan
division
for
overseas
service.
It
will
consist
jBf
c6m-
pieie
units
irom
me
mimta
now
volunteers
being
're-
attesied
for
the
exp?diilbhary
force.
,
t
Included
in
the
units
selected
are
the
111th
Field
Battery
6t
He
Is
marching
In
the
foot-
army
In
a
"t"atlhlost
dljla
and
Winnipeg,
the
Seaforth
High
landers
of
Vancouver
and
Ediridh-ton
and
Saskatoon
regiments.
R0UMANIA
CALLED
IN
,
BUCHAREST.
Sept
30:
(CP
.'.
Foreign
Minister
Grlgore
Gafepcu
arid
staff
expect
to
leave
for
Moscow
oh
Monday
to
confer
with
Russian
officials.
It
is
said
that
he
will
participate
in
talks
already
started
"by
"Russian,
German
and
Turkish
leaders.
TOO
XATE
TO
CLASTFY
FOR
SALE
Whole
chimney
sweeping
butfft.
complete.
Apply
Zum-khr
at
hospital
t'f.
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Organist
Miss
Swanna
Olafson
A.T.C..M.
Leader
Senior
Chdlr
J.
S.
Wilson
Leader
-Widr
'Chtfr
II.
T.
Lock
Minister
hey.
j.
'C.
Jackson
Sunday,
October
1,
1939
11:00
an.
and
7:30
pjn.
The
speaker
at
both
"servlces
will
be
"Miss
Mabel
Carrol,
Secretary
of
,
YounJ
Peoples'
work
for
the
Women's
Missionary
Society
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada.
.
At
3
"pjn.
Miss
CarrOl
win
hold
a
meeting
of
special
interest
to
Women
arid
Girls.
ArftHem
in
the
triorrifng
by
the
Junior
Choir
"Praise
My
Soul
U19
King
of
'Heaven"
H.
F.
liTte.
t
.
ArfHem
fh
thefverilrig
by
the
Senidr
Choir
"Jesus,
Word
of
God
In-carnkte'-Charfes
Francois
Gounod.
"
'Sacrem'ent
'it
the
Xord's
Su'jjper
at
Ee'nlrig
Service
The
Salvation
Army
Special
Thanksgiving
Services
Wiil
'Be
ile'ld
Tomorrow.
1
11:00
a
jn.
and
7:30
pjn.
Spec'lkl
iiuslc
and
Songs
Appropriate
Messages
All
Are
Heartily
Invited
to
Attend
These
Services
Harvest
Sale
Will
Be
Held
On
Monday
at
7:30
pjn.
B.
C.
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Values
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condition
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Suite-
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im
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3
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ClchrttrS
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2
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