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Institute
3
STRR
RVE
A
specisl
quality
old
rye
of
fin
Favor.
UiorcusKly
matured
In
otic
nmom
Z
S350
LAWN
HILL
V
FAIR
HELD
LTwo
hundred
persons
from
ine
a
larze
deleeaUon.
were
oresent
seoh
Peterson
1"
OZ.
25
OZ.
40
OZ.
Ormes
Ltd.
"Jjitt
Pioneer
Driiqej
fats
The
Kesall
Store
Phones;
SI
tt
82
Open
Dally
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
noon
till
2
pjn.
1
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
,
'
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
K.eps
for
Weeks
in
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
British
Columbia
AGE
GOVERNMENT
GUARANTEED
The
Judges
were:
.
Women's
and
children's
exhibits
an
Mrs.
Nick
Schaeffer
and
Mrs.
B.
points
on
Graham
Island,
save
Mas-
Monroe.
ieu
wnicn
was
prevemea
on
ae-
rieia
crops
ana
Vegetables
Nkk:
'last
Saturday
at
Lawn
Hill
where
Floral
displays
L.
Dyson,
Robert
the
East
Coast
of
Graham
Island
Mallory
and
John
Siagboom.
Farmers'
Institute
held
its
annual
Outstanding
exhibits
were
those
;tfalr.
The
event
was
completely
sue-
of
Mrs.
DcBucy.
who
took
the
Bul-
ct
srful
and
proved
a
real
revela-
lock-Webster
Cup
for
the
best
dis-tion
of
what
Graham
Island
is
cap-
.
,
,
.
pUy
ot
Rtld
prodoc:
J
iIrs
N-rgroos
into
of
producing
in
the
way
of
and
flowers.
The
capabilities
Sehaencr-
who
had
the
most
artis-ot
the
women
in
the
way
of
home
Wc
display
of
flowers;
Mrs.
A.
R.
.products
were
also
amply
demon-
Mallory.
with
the
purple
and
gold
S
o
I
MENTHOLATED
I
FACE-ELLE
AIDS
DISPOSABLE
HYGIENIC
USE
FOR
HEAD
COLDS
NASAL
INFECTIONS
15c
,
.
I
o
o
0
0
8
o
o
o
0
0
0
o
0
0
o,
o
0
w
This
adrtrtiiement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tne
Government
of
BritW-
lumbi
strated
and
other
tea
tores
includ-
display
of
flowers;
L.
Dyson,
who
ed
exhibits
of
children.
All
pres-
took
a
special
prize
for
flowers,
and
ent
were
pieasea
ana
impressed.
The
show
was
held
in
the
Farm
ers'
Institute
Hall
and
w
opened
bv
the
Institute
president,
Francis
K.
Richardson.
Mrs.
Sybil
De
Buey.
Fine
Show
Stajed
By
East
Coast
of
otthe
sectary
Institute,
was
man-
t
-...
l
r-.
'
.
uiuui
iiuu
ujii3
aer
of
the
Fair
Mrs.
A.
J.
Cook,
for
Jams,
Jellies
and
flowers.
In
the
evening
A.
R.
Mallory
auctioned
off
the
exhibits
which
found
a
ready
demand,
the
proceeds
being
applied
to
the
payment
of
prizes,
thas
making
the
affair
satisfactory
from
a
financial
standpoint.
Dancing,
with
music
by
a
local
orchestra
and
Bert
Roberts
of
?ueen
Charlotte
as
master
of
ceremonies,
brought
the
proceedings
to
count
of
stormy
weather
from
send-
Schaeffer,
Robert
Bletoush
and
Jo-
a
nighly
enjoyable
close.
The
prize
list
was
as
foQows:
Bread
Mrs.
L.
pyson.
Cookies
Mrs.
Newbauer.
Cake
Mrs.
E.
S.
Richardson.
Pie
Miss
Nancy
Brown.
Chutney
Miss
Nancy
Brown.
Jelly
Mrs.
DeBucy.
Jam
Mrs.
A.
J.
Cook.
Canned
Fruit
Mrs.
A.
J.
Cook.
Doily,
crocheted
Mrs.
P.
F.
Size
Tea
Cloth
Mrs.
B.
Monroe.
Sox
Mrs.
Pyper.
Cushion
Stena
Swong.
Baby's
Jacket
Maggie
Pyper.
Bridge
Cloth
Mrs.
B.
Munroe.
5
nour
sack,
embroidered
Mrs.
S
Monroe.
o,
Afghan
niuiu
Mrs.
Aits,
Hartley.
naruey.
Dahlias
Mrs.
A.
R.
Mattorr
Pooooomikhhockkckomoooc
-
special
meeting
of
the
board
of
'
fllrirfrir
of
(ha
2AAWWV
mstfwsj-M
mi-M-wsrrtssssj'sssfssf
week.
TO
LEAVE
gr.T,
R.McCoII
of
Queen
Charlotte
o
City
Resigns
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE.
Sept.
22.
Skidezate
Inlet
-.General
'
Hospital
was
held
last
k.
r
In
the
absence
of
th
nrxMsnt
j
Wm.
Barry,
the
vice-president,
Mrs
I
Purple
and
Gold
Dlsolav
Mrs.
A.
k.
aiauory.
W
I
I
T
a
I
iJger
tines
Mrs.
DcBuev.
g
Artistic
display
Mrs.
A.
J.
Cook.
0
Gladioli
Mrs.
N.
Schaeffer.
5'
Asters
Mrs.
A.
L.
Richardson,
g
Vegetable
Marrow
Mrs.
Helmer
g
Christensen.
Rhubarb
Mrs.
L.
Dyson.
Special
prize
for
flowers
L.
Legumes
Mrs.
DeBucy.
Leaf
Vegetable
N.
Schaeffer
Roots
Mrs.
Sybil
DeBucy.
J'oiatoes
John
Geigerich
Children's
Prizes
'eeetables
Elsie
Bruce.
Roots
Beth
Rudze.
Cake
Geonria
Newbauer.
Bisket
Joan
Hewison.
Model
Farm
Tlejl
School
Part
of
the
Foreign
Legion
Guarding
Madrid
great
body
ist
govemr
JLBl.Bi.B3UILBiSliJit.SlalMsl
I
!
JONES
FAMILY
I
ceT'a'-.ve
f
the
..
".-rj
i
fcridf?
the
.
2C
ba',.cd
j
fst
SL...
.
.iyal-
I.-.
ts
gr
jp
t-i
a
Rua.,;,
a
Mcr.s
and
an
irishman.
Main
ar.i.-Nzi
Oermacji
and
liaUana
were
members
of
the
brigade.
t
Hotel
Arrivals
'PROMINENT
Prince
Rupert
i
Jossch
MoUnara,
Los
Angeles;
,Job
Fronssls.
Montreal,
J.
G.
Watts
and
K.
P.
Caple.
Vancouver;
O.
H.
Tjcbo
and
Miss
Wanna
lllann,
Sfrrtthers.
N.
R.
Brodhurst.
O.
Kiemta;
T.
Anderson
and
O.
Han-rm
clt:
?.Ir
and
Mrs
O.
Water-
man.
uuui.
Mr.
mi.
and
iu
Mrs.
ub.
George
Alger;
Men's
Handicraft
Mrs.
Relnhart1
and
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Neilson
Porcher
r
lowers
isiana.
Roses
Mrs.
W.
H.
Falrbairn.
I
Bweet
Peas
Mrs.
A.
J.
Cook.
IN
CHURCH
Archbishop
Brucheii
Had
I)ltln-gubhed
Career
Known
All
Over
World
from
an
Incurable
ailment
that
The
Alaska
Transportation
Cosj
forced
him
Into
complete
retire-steamer
Taku
arrived
in
port
at
2
mcnt.
He
was
taken
111
In
October,
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
Ketchl-!
1919.
and
never
aaaln
amwarM
in
I
I
a
am.
-W.
m
a
t
1
a
'
.
.
East
over
Canadian
National
Rail-
kjue
place
In
the
affections
of
his
ways
After
discharging,
she
will
flock
for
nearly
a
quarter
of
a
cen-
proceed
to
Seattle.
Keep
up
to
da'e
Aatwase
regU'
larly.
MEAT
MARKET
!
Phone
95.
LEG
of
LAMB
Per
lb.
I
O.
TTI11
...
I
t-
...
'
.
.
BELF
-lb.
POT
ROAST
lbs.
lz
lb.
BACON
L.MB
.
......
,03
j
UJC
cnair.
Alter
loin
or
LAMB
the
reading
of
the
minutes
and
of
Per
lb
?
jarlous
reports
the
resignation
of
:
SHOULDER
of
LAMB-
u.
i.
n.
mcuou
was
submitted'
pPr
ib.
me
ooara
ana
accepted
with
gret.
The
obtaining
of
a
Dhvsician
VEAL
,io
nu
we
position
of
superintend-:
?
ent
of
the
hospital
was
then
dls-
8HOULDER
nm
of
VEAL-
.
I
rilKEA1
.
rhune
SA1LKIIAV
SPECIALS
$1.00
28c
15c
15c
MONTREAL,
Sept.
2J:
CP
Mgr.
Bruchesi.
14th
biahon
of
MonU
.
turv
nd
his
memory
was
tenderly
,
cherished.
In
1928
Roman
Catho-,
lies
celebrated
wHh
special
prayers
the
50th
anniversary
of
his
ordination
as
a
priest.
Becoming
archbishop
at
the
youthful
age
of
43
years
in
1897
for
a
senera'lon
the
most
reverend
Louis
Paul
Napoleon
Bruchesi
occupied
a
commanding
position
In
Catholic
life
In
the
city
of
Montreal.!
He
won
end
held
this
oiaee
by
a,
display
of
pre-eminent
piety,
lioc
;holarih-
natural
oratory,
al-i
matt
untiring
energy,
linguistic
j
culture
of
rare
variety
ind
a
harovl
faculty
u'-
for
drawing
urwwma
all
an
Dsonle
peonte
to
to
Pressed
t,.
,
nowers
Gloria
Dunlop
"
him
and
k
renins
their
atfMtion
Doily-Lucy
Chair-Stanley
Bruce.
Atklnv.
j
I
lbs.
-ml
PRIME
-2
.u
BAoON
RIB
ROLL
V-.VV
J
QQ
aJ
JS?
s
Jted
iea
mm
hTnfS,
io
Cravon
Work
Jean
Williams
Cookies
Beth
Rudge.
DOCTOR
for
DUC
roublM
,aMr
and
otherwise
and!
ne
never
failed
to
effect
settle-1
RUMP
ROAST
BEEF
and
ments.
The
deceased
prelate
was
born
in'
Montreal
In
1855
the
of
son
mju
ui
an
an
I
SHORT
RIBS
of
BEEF
-j
Ap
Italian
merchant.
He
was
ordained
,
Per
lb
AUU
a
a
priest
in
the
Major
Basilica
of
ROUND
STEAK-
Per
lb.
POKK
TIPS
OF
PORK
Per
lb.
SHOULDER
of
PORK
Per
lb.
20
c
25c
20c
8t.
John
Late
ran
In
Rnmum
n.
cember
21,
1878.
at
the
same
Ume
and
place
as
young
Delia
Chlesa.
who
on
Sentember
3.
,1814,
became
Pope
Bendlet
XV.
Upon
his
return
to
Canada
he
served
for
a
time
as
private
secretary
to
Archlblshop
Fabre
in
Montreal,
Then
he
was
appointed
professor
of
Dogmatic
Theology
at
Laval
University
in
Quebec
and
at
the
same
time
chaplain
to
the
Ursullne
vicjji
inese
rjocuumi
h
.
OQp
tned
four
years
later,
In
1884,
III--v'
health
com
Relllnir
him
ti,.j
o
ftv
AuivdU.
He
spent
much
time
In
France
and
made
the
acaualntanro
nt
m,n
.
.
w.
.I...
1
1
r
famous
men.
On
returning
to.
Canada
in
1885
he
was
assigned
la
-
r
nvi
m
ftiontreai
and
served
successively1
"
a
ft.
vlta
At
OI
n-U.aaM.
A
subsUntUl
rant
from
the
nro-
ROLLED
SHOULDER
of
O
Qn
vJf.
St.
Bridget's
Church
and
.vuiciai
vlnclal
government
government
toward,
towards
re-
re-
VEAL
'"""'
Per
11
lb.
f
..
'.pi..JOseP.tl
.
r;
Cnfh.
-
-
It
"
was
WOJl
at
pairs
and
upkeep
of
the
hospital
FUXET
ROAST
or
VEAL-
orp
g
"e
tha
.
.
became
widely
C
was
reported.
The
treasurer's
per
,b
DC
Jmmn
Ma
pulpit
orator
of
moving
'
"
re-'
IC
ffport
il
.
-if
.
i.
ii
i
1
eloquence.
""ce.
In
In
1887
1887
he
he
ura.
was
gnnAinl.
showed
the
f1
.
appolnt-
Improvement
of
ilflnanrlal
rnH.t.nn.
fnH
.
,
ROASTING
CHICKEN
OA
ed
a
c
t
St.
James'
Cathedral
.eneonraelnff
.
,nir.
iimJ
i
Fresh
killed.
Per
lb.
O
U
C
In
Montreal.
g,
i
r
-
-
r
'
w
w
mu
-s
y
.
Jng
have
been
under
and
more
will
be
done
in
the
near
p
7"
MJOS-
r
future.
Although
the
hospital
In
a
better
condition
than
ha
ciruuvnunnir
n,
been
for
some
time.
-
vnn.UllWIvnUJIW
Most
pcopie
read
the
classified
ads.
Do'
you?
Per
lb.
BACON
By
the
piece.
Per
Ib
30c
ArchblshoD
Fabre
exnriuH
l
ernest
wish
to
have"
him
named
as
his
-
cMsttiviny".
"n
was
manifested
'In
Montreal
3
Of
when
11
wa"
Iearnfd
that
the
late'
Pope
Leo
XIII.
In
1897
had
concur-
rea
in
the
recommenrfnUnn
rn
r-
...,.,mi,,ivh,
vll
30C
Au8u,t
8-
189s-
Mr-
Rruchesl
was
j
Invested
with
the
pallium,
Hls.con.
Bagajsecratlon
In
SL
Jamc
Cathedral
by
I
Archbuhop
Begin,
later
a
Cardinal,
was
made
we
occasion
oi
noi
oniy
a.
meat
aolesnn
ceremonial
but
of
a
general
and
poetic
welcome
to
his
important
position
and
Junctions.
His
Oraec
became
well
and
favorably
known
far
beyond
the
bounds
of
the
Province
of
Quebec.
He
was
a
marked
figure
in
London,
at
Washington
and
at
Ottawa.
The
magnificent
spectacle
of
the
Eueh-aristic
Congress
in
Montreal
In
1910
wa
due
to
the
initiative
and
the
nergy
of
His
Grace,
and
it
brought
urn
renown
throughout
the
Catho-
ic
world.
q.
c.
city
Provincial
Constable
T.
A.
Stew-
if
Queen
Charlotte
CKy
U
at
"-e
on
a
patrol
trip
to
the
M'jrr
sby
Wand
logging
camps.
Dur--?
Li
absence.
Mrs
Stewart
is
i;..:ig
a
two
weeks'
visit
In
Prince
R-pcr
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mr
Howard
Steen.
Mr
B.
Munro
was
hostess
at
an
rc
x
brtdae
oartv
reeentlv
when
School
children
here
celebrated
Labor
Day
with
a
picnic
on
local
grounds.
Races
and
lvtnirfnr
con
tests
were
held
and
prises
awarded.
A
huge
bonfire
was
built
on
the
beach
and
there
the
kkkltes
gather
ed
at
supper
time
to
enjoy
a
sub
stantial
meal
prewired
by
the
ladies.
In
the
evening
the
fire
was
appreciated
by
the
ad
alts
and
com
munity
sin
glng
and
muste
was
en-
most
entertaining
and
the
winner
was
Miss
Agnes
Mathers.
High
score
in
bridge
went
-
to
w
Mrs.
A.
a.
ChrUtcn-
W
as
HlUJItl-Ual
If
J
.
.
"f
I
i-w'
LAST
TIMES
TONiilT
:
Shows.
7;M
and
yu
A
Stranie
Frontier
Bci(l
...
2
Women
on
a
n.
...
TERRACE
The
war
Is
tak:i
trickle
of
Terrace
.
of
the
noi
so
you
ttnff
restMs
and
names
among
the
w
OJ
P""
Keiresn-
up
whteh
may
be
menu
were
served
later
in
the
ev-
rotl
of
enlng.
At
a
recent
social
eveutng
the
After
a
long
sp-..
guesU
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
McOotl
en-j
weather.
It
has
.
Joyed
both
bridge
and
"Chtnese,
fine
and
very
wanr
P.
van
StssTk
left
day
for
a
vUlt
to
J
east
me
wst
years
oi
nu
me
suilered
sugar
and
cream
set
Mrs
N
Shof-,
Visitors
at
Terr
.
,un
wiui
iiw
ior
iraoawiipnicnfc
puouc
lie
naa
occupied
vwwwfvov-VS
a
S
un
MSS
w
i
reai
ana
secona
arcnounop.
aunng
sen
whlse
prige
was
a
dainty
ehlnai
fer
received
'he
ronvolation
prae
dude
W
Read
r?
r
The
fourteen
gurr
a
dowT.
to
a,
Mm
Moorehouse
'
"
delightful
u
f-
,vr
a;
i
iiirlud-1
and
Mrs
Woods
of
T
ed
Mr
a
;d
Mr-
B
Xfu
ra
Mr
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--
Saturday
and
Monday
SPECIAL
SALE
of
CARPETS
Asminsters,
Linoleums,
Connolcums,
Fcltol
Elio's
Furniture
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IH'ILDING
Tiiiun
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SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
filing
at
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVER
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Hupcrt
every
THUHSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leave
Prince
Ituncrt
for
the
East
Mondny,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
For
farct,
etc.,
call
or
irrff
Uty
Jickct
Office,
528
3rd
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