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r,:saday.
September
18,
199.
Name
of
Person
AHQjti-d
ig
O
A
ci
Benjamin
A
,u
Edwin
Anna
M.
...
fi-'rven-
uraee
c
ciuirrie.
itooerc
!i
adnef.
Hans
TAX
SALE,
1939---CONTINUED
i-r.ger
Ldwaia
w.:
Holland.
Amur
t
aatty,
utroert
HTay.or
Noel
V
LMjrfitt
w
II.
irag.
owner
u
Edwar(l:
Bruce,
William.
tutth,
Jane
Alberta
graun.
Katherlne
Sfdore
Adam
ore.
Adam
wdore
Adam
Bedore.
Adam
Long
Bamuel
N.
..
Uf
SMI.
4-4
3CM
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.
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at?
ii
.
-
Mtiriiii
v
n
rrr
owner.
Ti.oma
Sinclair
Gorei
...
Earn
William
reg.
owner.
J.
nu
l
Bnrgei
Jcrcaiwon.
David
...
Spence
Chailot
ireg.
owneii
o-nRP
Maiun
ana
Dm
j.
Shannon
Martm
Wilfred
Usurer
M.
l.idx)
Msaec
Hanry
Un
Mirtm
Isabella
Marten;
Mar-
W'lfrad
Mau.er
(lo
trust'
r)faf
y
Thomas
.'.
K
:,
Kathleen
jfahaw.
Martha
DM.'
Sybil
M
Mian.
John
-
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hrane.
Edwin
Laranc
.
i
Patrick
A:
Char
If
M.
...
U
ugall
John
E
Edward
and
Ed
wan
F
di
..
Peter
Kr.'i
.-.
Wn
E
rg
owner
I;
M
Dlnnami
1?
J'
hn
Whne
and
Am
H
ir.phrev
Joint
tenants
5.-.
r
Vern
A.
K
-.
M'chael
rtn
owner
F
rt
Evans
i
X,
r
B.
r
P
W
E
M
K
Fisheries.
Ltd.
.m
John
8.
LIST
OF
PROPERTIES
ShiMt
Drcrlpticn
of
Proptrty
CASS
I
Ait
DISTRICT
N.E
4
N.W
..,
4211.
surf
see
itghW
4881
airtmf
rwhti
IxiaVii
IkiMaxi
JftkMraJ
Claim
...
.
..
UyniiN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
IMST.
huboiv.
D.L.
1.
Plan
SIX.
10.
Bk.
4
Lot
.
Bk.
2i
ubdh.
D.L.
7.
Han
94.
Let
S.
Bk.
11
Undtv.
14
1M.
eeati
in
Lot
30,
Bk
11
...
Lota
lt
It.
Subiliv.
Ti.jmas
8
:"-iair
aore
Lot
II
Bk
Arthur
DaTW
.-
Lot
861.
N.
Vi
Edward
r.
wnr
"1
llardyt
Frank
F-tiwin
W
Alice
XI
II
-
liarles
A.
O.
...
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Hubert
'
barlaa
Arehla
a.
.Tames
Edgar
FUhrrtea.
Ltd.
w
Hnry
ii
Vtctorl
Oust
I
R
Pfvrr
Toal
Co.
I
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p.vor
rrr
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River
Coal
Co..
I
td.
Her
re.,
i
tt
h.i-.
r
Rirer
Coal
Co.,
Ltd.
1
Lop'-
Minnie
and
John
tree
owner
Wm.
Farr)
Smith
Omm-v
i
rw
awner
.
Bk.
Bk.
11
ft
...
I
DX,
16
and
1A.
Plan
931.
Lot
S.
Bk.
32
Lota
1
2.
Ok
34
107
Lot
220
it
in
I
7
mt
ri
of
1
ti
in
mNWtd
from
Undiy.
4
tat.
in
Lot
337.
Bsit
a
strip
of
land
1
s
rn
width
matured
from
Hkh-ww
mark
SuWIv.
D.L.
231.
Plan
1032.
Lota
16.
18.
Bt
M
Lot
30.
Bk.
36
Lot
.
Bk
B.
ubdW
Tlka.
A.
B.
C.
Oftd
D.
DL.
234.
Plan
1260
Lot
1
of
Lot
Ut.
Ciow
ntea
at-
Lot
Ml
LOU
7.
8.
ff.
Bk.
47.
D.L.
746.
Plan
lOTfi
Lot
7t2.
E.
W
Of
8.E.
h
Lot
19X.
N.W.
6
ac
as
Shown
In
orangr
on
otan
attached
to
DD
i247sl
Lot
7.
N.W.
130
ac
exeapt
thereout
V
ac.
in
N.W.
eernar
thereof
Lot
846A.
FT.
N.E.
W
Lot
860.
W.
4
Lot
m,
n.r
k
of
N.a'Vs
"'.
mill
.
Bk.
A.
socdhr.
Lota
tMTA.
UMB.
Ft.
N.W.
V
Let
1M7.
iSnd
Fr.
.W.
Vi
Lot
1001.
M-
taa
Lot
lOOt.
g.E.
Lo'
1010.
P.
M.
4
Lot
I4.
N.B.
Vi
-
Lot
IfTl,
Bk.
A.
Ptftn
1493
Lot
71.
raaont
Hk.
A
it
iatt
m.w.
ot
mn.
Vi
Lot
ltti
S.W.
Vi
Lot
3141
Hit
I-
T.
.
-
-
8.
14.
To.
I
C
W
Th.
S
.
Sec.
31.
To.
6
Sac.
31.
Tax.
4
..:
r
;
I1"0
Frbalrn
ut
j
Bk
10.
D.L
300.
Plan
1603
Edwr
8
Bl..
33.
aubdlv.
DX.
360.
Plan
970
L'"
A
C
meg.
owner.
Rog-
,
:,
8.Pre
.
Bk.
36.
aubdlv.
DX.
360.
otan
370
Haugland
&
Kirr
(rag.
That
ntn.
or
subdiv.
Lot
31,
and
ot.
sub-ner
George
Lltltoi
hi.
n
at
ni.
Ml
a
shown
on
Raa-
!
itrixl
nln
lftM
and
marked
"Mill
O
rounds"
Subdiv.
D.L.
361,
Plan
92.
T,im.,
Tinier
t-u
Thomas
Lota
2.
3.
Bk.
1
't
tth
Osborne
treg.
owner.
;'Uge
of
Terrace
Lota
5.
6.
Bk.
3
n.
.
.
Subdiv.
D.L.
3G
Plan
967.
0?7
,?f
wn
Dk.
26
-
K
Mafc'
Hk.
39
Stephens.
Edward
Eluood
Bk
40
-
.
Sub-ilv.
D.L
360.
Plan
972.
&
,,,anry
11
Lot
32.
Bk.
7
jsar
James
Benjamin
Lc'-
9.
10.
Dk
9
a?.!,,
.mM
njam!n
Lot
11.
12.
Bk.
9
r'.l,n.
Altln
T.
and
Mary
...
Undlv.
U
int.
each
in
Lot
3.
Dk.
12
umision.
Martha
Jane
Lot
591.
Pt.
20
ac..
more
or
teas,
shown
on
olan
attached
to
deed
deposited
under
"ra,
hYed
W
nk
14
S
ard,
Fred
w!
ZZ.
Bk!
IS.
8
Subdiv
D.L.
977.
Plin
1035.
Bk.
31
Bk
31
Bk.
22
Bk.
23
r
1-
ti
Arrears
of
all
Taxes
laeiied
to
Dfl.
74611
and
6S44I
738
Lot
3.
RE.
48.00
Lot
416
.
27.87
Lot
417.
suUiws4ffv
86
2Jj54
Lot
420.
except
Otfl.
sMbdlf.
bf
Piao
1SS1
2268
uk
oi.
suoair.
ui.
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.
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int.
eh
in
Lot
4MA
Lot
494
5.20
2088
38.40
98.98
'258.41
11950
267.90
450
47.70
33.20
3148
6730
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105581
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8.
20
cn.
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li
au
cn.
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593.
W.
Vi
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it
f
Bio
lint
Assd.
Lot
B
of
Lot
079
M,,J
,
Subdiv.
D.L
990.
Plan
IZJ7.
"fker.
John
A.
..
Undlv.
3-5
int.
in
Bk.
1
JO-23
-cr
John
A.
.
Undlv.
3-5
int.
in
uk.
2
Meeker.
John
A.
.
.
Undlv.
3-5
Int.
in
Bk.
3
"ffker.
John
A
Undlv
3-5
Int.
In
Bk.
4
etlcer.
John
A
tr.i,.
1.
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in
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nk.
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5
jir
unuiv.
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A
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3-5
int.
in
Uk.
7
634
h?,?,ker.
ohn
A
Undlv.
3-5
int.
in
Ilk.
8
16.34
Kir!rKi
iCi
Annle
Laurie
Undlv.
2-5
int.
in
uk.
1
0
kitirn,.
fkpatrlck.
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e
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int.
in
Dk.
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Annie
Laurie
Laurie
.
Undiv.
2-5
int.
in
uk.
a
Annie
rtnnic
Laurie
Laurie
Undlv.
undlv.
2-5
2-0
int.
ini.
in
in
uk.
Dk.
4
!klrkn,i
iKirkKiE
1
c
Annlc
Laurie
Undlv.
2-5
int.
in
Uk.
IkirCn,...
nmc
Laurie
Undlv.
a-a
ini.
in
uk.
Klrkniiii
.
nnic
Laurie
Undlv.
2-5
int.
in
uk.
Prter,c.kv
Annie
Uurle
.....
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2-5
Int.
in
Dk
"
I
Willi
Vriwt
:
LOfnciai
A...
AdmiV.y;.
"r""'
Lot
1100.
Assd.
Lot
1
o
6
7
8
Cook
Uk.
1
subdiv.
iwv.
vmn
190
Int.
16JD5
16i)5
1J06
1.46
3
5.17
2.91
131
1,73
Si
345
342
843
30.26
1J1
39
34.43
5.11
2.71
2.46
7.12
132
Costs
and
Expenses
Sc.
3
e.
Sc.
t
c.
42jOO
330
13.75
59j96
23J52
2.66
13.75
39.93
6D0
.46
13.75
2021
70
,79
13,75
22D4
936
133
12.75
23.44
250iT7
3341
12.75
29753
5,46
JS7
12.75'
188
8J33
J69
12.75
21.77
0j81
30
12,75
19.86
130
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12.75
21J04
70
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12.75
21J)4i
18.06
1.95
12.75
32.7
f
48.00
5.17
1375
6642
12,70
1J3
13.75
27.78
14910
14960
10.50
10.00
14.00
13,75
,13,75
J2.75
12,75
13.75
13.75
13.75
13.75
13.75
13.75
12.75
13.75
13.75
13.75
12.75
13.75
13.75
13.75
13.75
13.75
13,75
13.76
13.76
179.4T
179.4C
24.42
2341
2921
214?
66.92
4443
39J2T
38.1f
184r
43.6S
55.17
12l4e
301.4?
34
4f
184
3164J
664T
49.7.'
48.11
8&4'
274'
28,48
141
13.76
394-
3140
521
13.78
70.
If
646
7.11
13.76
89.4:
4741
443
13.75
664f
4440
4.49
13.75
62.7'
70.12
7.42
13.76
912'
73340
11147
13.76
848.12
7T.86
9.41
13.75
I004f
3240
340
13.75
49.7S
1742
243
13.75
33.70
31.96
3.03
13.76
48.73
1583.70
17042
13.75
176747
63.40
7044
13.76
736.4C
58140
63.73
13.75
668.68
901.46
97.17
13.78
101247
70846
79.07
13.75
82647
1
HFRFBY
OIVE
NOTICE
thai,
on
Saturday,
tba
th
Hav
of
Saotember.
1939.
at
the
hour
of
2
o'clock
'
'
afternoon,
at
the
Provincial
PoUee
Office.
Tar-aee.
II.
C.
I
will
sail
at
public
auetion
the
lands
in
the
f
;
mailer
set
out.
of
the
persons
in
said
list
hare'naftar
sat
out.
for
delinquent
taxes
unpaid
by
said
Pff
en
the
30th
day
of
June.
1930.
and
for
inter
-at,
costs,
and
expense,
including
the
cost
of
adver-i;-,,
s.nd
sale.
If
the
total
amount
due
for
the
peri
x)
ended
December
31st.
1936,
and
interest
thereon.
t
v.
tiu-r
with
costs
of
advertlainc
aald
sale,
are
not
a
aner
paid.
Name
of
person
Assawad
Hhort
Dflacriotlon
of
Fmeerly.
If
VNOF
8.
r:().ST
DISTRICT.
Subdir.
Ilk.
16,
D.L
3C0.
PUn
1063
Ui
4.
5.
6.
7.
A
'roars
of
Costs
and
all
Taxc
Int."
Exuensas
Total
i
e.
3
c.
$
c.
$
c.
15.43
1.91
12.75
30.09
10
4
147
12.75
24.2f
ta
6.35
12.75
79.13
4446
4,71
12.75
62.02
5147
3.97
12.75
68.09
799.28
115.77
7.45
2544
63.91
24.35
7244
5.87
7.01
19.54
2248
3645
76.42
6.60
6.65
20.88
19.52
19.52
1945
19.55
12.85
4248
16.34
1644
28.26
10.84
10.84
10.64
1044
1044
10.64
27.94
8.00
.58
1025
542
2.08
7.63
.70
.79
1.49
241
3.82
342
8.09
.74
.74
2.17
1.67
1.67
1.67
1.67
641
1.07
1.41
4.48
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
.73
.93
2.97
1.15
1.15
1.11
l.U
1.15
.90
1.60
.59
13.75
12.75
12.75
13.75
13.75
13.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
13.75
13.75
13.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
13.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
12.75
13.75
12.75
13.75
9284C
20.78
4344
87.
98
40.18
93.42
1942
204S
33.78
37.74
54.13
54.12
93.26
20.09
20.14
35.80
33.94
33.94
33.97
33.97
85.29
24.10
27.01
22.34
THE
DAILY
......
NEVT3
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PAGE
Tin
Murphy.
Constance
p.
and
Lot
1104.
Assd.
Bk.
A
Patrick
nn
immv
Jonn
Anon
Allen.
Agnsa
McDonald.
Peter
Oarrett.
Charles
J.
isdge.
Oc&nK
CSrant.
Hosb
R.
Wilson
AlTrtd
'vrita
Jamas
Howard
Dyer.
W.D.
(rag.
owner,
Whit-
ixia
raueiaon
up
as
we
did
bobbed
her
hair.
The
last
time
we
women
went
n
for
whalebones
and
piano
wire
lacings,
the
doctors
had
a
lot
to
say
tbout
It
How
do
they
react
today?
Big
women
with
lots
ot
fat
1
round
the
waist."
said
one
doc
tor
"may
be
able
to
stand
slightly
lighter
waists.
But
little
women
who
are
already
quite
small
will
iffer
seriously
If
they
lace
them-velvet;
too
tightly."
What
do
women
think
about
cor-
leta?
"Women
who
take
part
In
sports
lave
good
muscles
and
don't
need
Mem."
says
Helen
Wills
Moody,
the
nnl
star.
'Tennis
Is
particularly
tood
for
the
waliL
anyway.
Wo
Ben
who
play
a
lot
of
tennis
have
very
small
waists.
youH
notice."
Says
Jean
Spadea.
designer
of
imart
mannequins:
"Indeed
I
am
toing
to
wear
one
of
the
new
cor
wis.
This
new
silhouette
is
a
much
sore
natural
one
for
women
than
iiose
awful
hips
we've
been
trying
'
get.
I
can't
see
how
well
be
any
more
unhealthy
If
we
pull
our
valsts
in
a
little."
Then
there's
the
office
girl.
For
instance,
Ray
Hanger.
Virginia
born
young
woman
who
directs
activities
if
New
York's
largest
news
photo-xraph
library.
"Never!"
she
exploded.
"Cant
on
imi?ine
me
all
laced
up.
stoop-over
the
cabinets
getting
out
turp-
of
Hitler
and
Stalin
and
Chamberlain
and
Roosevelt?
I'd
-e
a
pretty
sight,
now,
wouldn't
I?"
Outlook
Cn
Life
Is
Discussed
By
United
Pastor
Last
evenlnp
in
First
United
'hurch
Rev
J
C
Jackson
spoke
on
Our
Attitude
Towards
Life."
He
contrasted
the
outlook
of
Jacob
ln
the
Old
Testament
with
that
of
Paul
as
given
In
the
New
ound
"sll
things
are
against
m
"'
Paul
found
"All
things
work
n-'
?ether
for
good
to
them
that
love
the
Lord."
While
one's
temperament
might
color
one's
outlook
on
life,
there
were
factors
that
could
be
controlled.
People
should
learn
to
look
up,
not
down;
forward,
not
back:
outwards,
not
Inwards.
The
"Jhri'tlan's
point
of
view
was
a
'ong.
wide
view
and,
seeing
things
far
ahead,
then
Indeed
was
the
Christian
"more
than
conqueror."
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large
was
heard
to
much
advantage
in
her
rendering
of
the
clo
"O
Let
Me
Hear
Thy
Loving
Kindness."
In
the
morning
Mr.
Jackson
gave
he
second
ln
the
series
on
the
Book
of
Jonah.
The
Junior
Choir
5941
sang
the
anthem
"Stand
Up,
Stand
30.83
30.83
30.33
30.83
30.83
20.26
Up
for
Jesus.'
WOMEN
TO
COLORS
LONDON,
Sept.
18:
(CP)
Typ-
2242
.,sts-
iactory
hands
and
women
of
43.98,
independent
means
have
swelled
24.74
the
numbers
of
the
Women's
Land
2440
Army
t0
14,000
,n
the
Past
few
24
50
wecks-
Mrs-
Walter
Elliott,
wife
of
24J4
the
Health
Minister
is
chairman
'of
the
London
committee.
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111ft
DaUd
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
this
21st
day
of
Ju'y.
1939.
CORSETS
OR
NOT?
New
York
Writer
Finds
People
For
And
Against
By
JOAN
DUKIIAM
Assiciated
Preae
Staff
Writer
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
18:
(CP
To
corset
or
not
to
corset
has
become
the
question
before
the
fashion
world.
And
It
looks
as
If
we.
the
DIRECTION
FOR
PEACE
Until
It
Comes
To
Hearts
of
Men,
Nations
Cannot
Expect
It,
Says
Local
Pastor
.
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1942
J.
LANCASTER,
ProTtncial
Collector.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
September
18,
1914
There
are
rumors
of
peace
in
the
European
war.
The
Kaiser
Is
reported
to
be
ready
to
listen
to
an
I
offer
of
peace
through
the
Pope
or
"Until
there
is
peace
in
the
hearts
President
Wilson.
German
armies,
of
men.
there
cannot
be
peace
beaten
on
all
sides,
are
reported
to
among
the
nations."
said
Rev.
H.
G,
be
without
food
or
ammunition
women,
might
get
ourselves
worked
jston.
pastor
of
First
Presbyter-
-
aleng
the
Aisne
River
on
the
west-
iicu
iitiic
i-Mc
.jan
chUrCh
.yesterday
in
the
course.
rr.
front.
iof
his
morning
sermon.
His
sub-,
ect
was
The
Christian
Cure
fori
A
successfui
concert
was
staged
Strife."
Bickerings
in
families.
n
th.
Wpsthoim
ThMtre
last
:hurches
and
communities,
fierce
niaht
ln
-1A
of
the
BritLm
R.d
competition
in
business,
the
devil
J
Ablation
jud
F
McB.
I
selflshners
and
the
curse
of
na-iYoune
was
chairman
and
the
nro-
ilonalism.
all
these
were
seen
by!
n-inHi
an
nrtir
hv
th
'he
pastor
as
reflections
of
the
at
titude
which
engendered
war.
In
no
way
could
war
be
reconciled
with
Christianity.
Between
the
last
war
ind
the
present
one
had
the
church
ind
Christians
taken
the
leadership
'hey
should
In
the
direction
of
teace?
Was
the
way
clear
today?
9ril.
0
hv
Mr.
was
mere
ouuncuon
Deiween
im
pulse
and
duty,
between
passion
ind
Judgment?
The
pastor
believed
too
often
was
there
misconception
in
regard
to
Westholme
Orchestra,
selections
by
male
voice
choir,
reiltatlon
by
Mrs.
Chlsholm.
tableaux
by
Mrs.
Allen,
Mrs.
Hemmell.
Mrs.
Lucas,
Mrs.
Ward,
Miss
Thompson,
Miss
Cur-tin.
Lionel
Crippen,
J.
W.
Nicholls.
W.
E.
Fisher.
L.
Bullock-Webster
oaciflsm.
The
real
pacifist
was
the
jarvis
McLeod
and
bivouac
scene
person
whose
endeavour
was
to
pro-Ky
Irish
Fusiliers.
rote
harmony
that
would
elimin-J
ite
conflict.
There
were
Christians'
Ff
forts
are
belne
continued
to
in
all
lands-Germany
as
well
asjivage
the
steamer
Prince
Albert
nreai
Britain
and
Canada.
iil-rfcich
u
stranded
outside
Prince
there
was
a
strong
enough
feeling.
HuDert
Harbor.
among
tne
peoples
or
au
nations
1
?a
Inst
war.
there
could
be
no
war.
In
the
meantime,
if
the
Issue
was
clear
that
Christians
must
bear!
arms,
then
this
must
be
done.
Conversely,
too,
might
be
a
duty
to
be
considered.
The
world
was
waiting
for
leadership
in
the
direction
of
true
and
lasting
peace.
Might
Christians
soon
see
the
way
and
follow
It,
resolutely
and
courageously,
even
If
It
Involved
sacrifice,
pain
and
even
death.
Mrs.
H.
F.
Pullen
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
nlghfs,train
from
a
trip
to
Smithers
and
other
Interior
points.
DANCER
TO
BE
COUNTESS
CARNARVON.
Wales.
Sept.
18:
(CP
Lord
Carnarvon,
sixth
earl,
is
to
marry
Tilly
Losch.
a
refugee
Viennese
dancer.
His
marriage
to
Catherine
Wendell
of
New
York
Jacob
was
dissolved
In
1936.
1
McClarjr
Kitchen
Range
At
1
Majestic
Kitchen
Range
At
I
Kitchen
Range
With
Imperial
Oil
Burner
4
Coil
Bed
Springs
At.
each
-
1
Stewart-Warner
Fine
Cabinet
Radio
1
DeForcst-Crassley
Cabinet
Radio-Late
model
Phone
BLACK
324
Most
people
read
the
classified
rts.
Do
you?
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A
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TtWr
oawttinoajaj
jMst
rf
rmm
It
QUIETLY
MARRIED
A
quiet
but
lntere-itlng
wedding
took
place
at
9
o'clock
Saturday
night
at
the
Manse
of
First
Presbyterian
Church.
Rev.
H.
O.
Fun-ston
officiating,
when
Miss
Catherine
Stewart
McMeekin,
elder
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
McMeekin,
was
united
In
marriage
to
John
Armstrong,
oldest
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jonn
Armstrong.
Only
immediate
relatives
and
a
few
intimate
friends
of
the
contracting
couples
were
In
attendance
the
ceremony.
The
bride,
who
wore
a
navy
blu?
suit
with
dubonnet
accessories
and
corsage
of
carnations
and
roses,
was
attended,
as
bridesmaid,
by
Miss
Lillian
Croxford
who
wore
a
coral
suit
with
navy
blue
accessories
and
a
corsage
of
carnations.
The
groomsman
was
David
McMeekin.
A
wedding
dinner
was
held
lr.
the
Boston
Cafe
for
about
forty
invited
guests
after
which
a
re
ception
took
place
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents.
The
bride's
table
was
centred
with
.a
three-tier
wedding
cake
which
was
duly
cut
by
the
bride.
A
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
S.
E.
Par
ker
and
responded
to
by
the
groom.
The
couple
will
reside
In
the
city
temporarily.
They
will
have
the
hearty
congratulations
and
best
wishes
of
numerous'
frfends.
The
tonae
was
Dam
in
rnpee
nuperi
Wnillam
Millar,
guitar
solo
by
Mrs.land
has
Uved
here
all
her
life.
The
.Bryant,
vocal
solo.
Meth
Davles.
f
groom
has
llTed
here
for
severai
RwedKh
dances
by
Mrs.
Hoimqum.
years
th
his
family;
-
-Mrs.
Johnston.
Mr.
Jackson
and!
Mrs.
Holmqulst,
vocal
solo
by
Mrs.
Peace
Dealings
For
Three
Weeks
Negotiations
Detween
Russia
and
Japan
Had
Been
on
For
Some
Time,
It
is
Revealed
MOSCOW.
Sept.
18:
(CP)
The
irmlsUce.
which
has
been
agreed
upon
between
Russia
and
Japan
n
their
border
warfare
between
Sovietized
outer
Mongolia
and
Japanese
-
dominated
Manihoukuo
and
which
some
diplomats
believe
may
foreshadow
a
non-aggression
-xact,
culminates
negotiations
which
vere
started
after
Russia
signed
the
ion-aggression
pact
with
Germany
7n
August
24.
Boy
Scouts
,
Disorganized
Advent
of
War
Has
Hit
Staff
Of
Scoutmasters
and
Assistant
Scoutmasters
Rather
.
Ueatily
The
organization
of
scoutmasters
and
assistant
scoutmasters
having
oeen
seriously
disrupted
through
departure
from
the
city
and
en-
istments.
the
Prince
Rupert
Boy
Scouts'
Association
is
confronted
;ith
rather
a
large
task
of
reorganization
for
the
coming
season
There
was
to
have
been
a
meetin?
of
the
Association
last
week
but
owing
to
the
general
uncertainty
-f
the
situation,
the
meeting
was
deferred
and
may
take
place
in
the
course
of
the
nest
week
or
so.
MIDDLE
AGES
THERE
TENG
YUEH.
China.
Sept.
18:
ICP)
In
this
almost
secret
city
of
Vunnan
province.
Chinese
women
ire
still
subjected
to
the
age-old
practice
of
binding
feet.
The
city
s
three
days'
travel
from
the
nearest
road
to
the
modern
south.
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C.
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