mrr
lo
While
F
fP'e
trlct
Prove
interesting
Men
of
the
ivorld
insist
on...
Whnnie
3
THE
RED
a,v.
m
this
district,
based
...!.,)
nn
the
diary
of
Dr.
,
,f
cKMnn
the
flrAt
mls-
UJ
'
ntnc
Channel
10
nuin
anu
....,!
tn
rort
St.
.
lames.
.
mvi
hat
in
that
time
.
aKiiiit
i
ivp
nnnnrpn
ople
in
that
area
and
most
ftfi
torsrffp
ctinmrurbam
rl
When
the
doctor
was
1
lb
Cunnlntham
spoke
"v.
.
th
ftf
rr
KhpU
w
euloav
on,
hu.worfc.
3!Lcncy
Call
WALKER
.
because
they
know
their
Scotch
Red
Label
26V,
ozs
$3.75
40
ozs
$5.G0
Bifflc
KMl
Over
12
"years
old;
Distilled,
Blended
tod
Bottled
in
Scotland
kalum
and
Mrs.
Cunningham.
Mr.
Cunningham
was
known
as
the
'King
of
the
Skeena"
where
he
U-
mon
he
shook
hands
with
the
par
son
and
congratulated
nlm
on
nis
excellent
excellent
sermon:
sermon:
Next
Next
morning
morning
he
ne
""-ho."
was
In
England
on
one
oc
casion.
FOR
THE
I
(LOOK
UBllON
I
SQUARE
tOTTlE
1
Culmi
Slnmt
r
.jrtiiwoient
Is
not
published
or
dlsolayea
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
,u
u.ui.k
n.i
ui-
RLY
DAYS
ON
SKEENA
...
r,m
Oiarv
of
First
MU-
Inverness
47
years
ago.
It
had
had
two
fires
since
that
time.
In
the
early
days
the
cans
had
to
...
be
made
at
the
cannery
and
char
ni
owa
and
Is
said
currency
Quantities
coal
in
consldrable
was
never
to
have
broken
his
word
word
tc
tc
.wtw
m
vwiayv
until
v
iuuiau.
was
n
a
a,
strike
i4ik
v
on
vuo
tttvii
.
Once
he
went
to
Church
.
-,Vin
when
nprs
ners
ners
nffprlnff
offering
offermg
..
.
seven
seven
seven
cents
cents
cents
I
a
a
a
fish
fish
fish
l.
for
for
for'
'
w
"
W.M'S,
clothing,
ie
Red
toss
buw
Th
from
pq
Mgtags
to
an
V
socka
from
the
Red
Cross.
he
Air
F
ce
A
CANADIAN
mother
receives
vvord
Itha
th
Jn
camp
advises
I
i8missing.TheRcdCrosslocate9l
the
motner,
senaa
purtcio
U1
-
to
the
son.
.
neiPing
the
siclc,
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
ifa
In
a
thqusand
ways
the
wounaea,
"uiich
s.
.
rfc
ica"'
Support
the
Red
Cross
iwffc
a
'our
CHMADIAM""
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
1'
,,
f
Private.
J.
D.
McMlnn
of
the
Ca-
Just
$ay-"Three
Two
please."
nadlan
Scpttlsl).
Mfe
a
brW
W
Rtonp3Z;ed
to
the
clty
rOTSV
night
&aJrop,
ilrom
a
buslness
trlp
to
SteWart
vi
known
Ter-
mi.
Florence
Rose
sailed
last
U.
Ul.
V'&6--
-
'.
"
r
-
race,
sawmill,
cwalojr,
U
PW1?
a.
niht
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
'
.
'
.
4
.
11
WliKrV
A
a
1
1
J
A.
1
4
tf
nnnimAti
brief
T't
c
l,f
nouaay
mp
w
.
rivPd
from
the
Interior
op.
last
night's
irain.
'
Lieut.
Commander
Barnes,
R.C.N.,
..nt
fjir
Atlin
OMttKl
WW
headquarters,
a
Sw.'t.
Is.
paying
a
brief
visit
to,
tnt
cwj,
utua
rived
f
rom
the
north.
OR
the
prince
Rupert
last
evening.
Dr.
JA
J.
Vfall
of.
thtj
department
of
Indian
affairs
ir.ojn
vaflW.
after
having
been
in
we
c
'V
past
couple
.
of
days
on.
official
duties,
leaves
by.
this,
evening'
train,
for
Hazeon.
Alex
'Turnbull,
Inspector
f.
used
ln
the
process.
In
1896
there
hO0is,
returned:
to-he
city
on.
tlv?
Indian.
the
river,
the
can-
trip,
to
the
,.ii;amonus
Camonus
vjw.j,
day
w'.'.
fjpm
a
'
v
.
il-rJA
rn'
nfflsl9i
official
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J..
A.
McDongall
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Everett,
Washington,
for,
a
visit.
They
have
sold
their
home
op
Seventh
Avenue
West
and
expect
to
locate
ln
the
south
although
they
plan
on
returning
here
for
a
visit.
i
WINNIPEO,
Sept.
27:
(CP)
-
At
VA
rvm
rf
'Mrs
.T
W..
irlnt.An
Iao
nrVin
a?.
criifHpfl
;,7dhS.,1
e2K
MehoWrW-successfui
Ua
m'
y"
acU
vltl
bv
)e
and
he
remained
and.
d
carried
.
cooklne
was
held
-P,rt
1
nrd.
nA
"Part
2
inp
ration
wurit
wunv
uk
..j.
u
vesterdav
afternoon
by
the
Wo-
Ordrs"
have
Invented
a
new
men's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Peter's
An-
name
for
newspapers
"Part
3
Mm
r.Vmroh
Thp
rooms
were
n.sn
gllkWtl
-
"
WlWAUi
deorfie
Cnnnlntham
wi
burled
attractively
decorated
with
sweet
.
....
-t-
u
ijroti.irnn.
Metlakla,
tn
In
ton's
19Q.
Th
Th?
dlarv
diary
was
peas
and
and
the
the
atmosphere
atmospnere
was
was
a
a
&l-
ii
v
liu
nil
hi
"y"
-v
-
"
w
cluded
MfS
Q
A
Rix
and
mem.
.poke
of'
the
late
Bsb
.Tfthnsm
as
very
happy
one.
Many
ladies
called
th
Women.s
Auxiliary
of
....
....
i.
A..-n
4h
orinnnnn
tn
lpnrt
lplr
..
.
.
.
L
.
i.-
im
nn
a
orpnt
npm
in
me
wuik
w
uunus
v.-
Ct
iiwinmi'i
rnihwim
-rr
dusv
p
.
nt
ugui
k
v.
&
.
.
w,..
r
:
w-
1
.
.
.
rri
i
w
w.
..
n.
.
...
V";
I.e.
i.,.i
r.o
huminc-
of
natronaee
to
me
anair.
inow
ra
d,,
(Oantnlni
C
H
A
L
L
E
N
'
-
-
;
.
i
L'-
!r
(R.
c.
C.
H.
H.
Durnford,
Durnford,
also
also
found
GE
TO
CANADIANS
i
11k
time
to
call.
,
The
guerts
were
received
by
Mrs.
'Moorehouse.
Mrs.
A.
J.
Croxford
was
general
convenor.
Mrs.
David
:
Scott
was
In
charge
of
the
tea.
'room
and
those
assisting
were
!Mrs.
George
Kelsey,
Mrs.
D.
Sleyert
and
Mrs.
W.
Smith.
Cashier
waj
Mrs.
Croxford.
In
charge
.of
the
home
cooking
table
were
Mrs.
A.
H.
Hill-Tout
and
Mrs.
Henderson.
Announcements
All
advertlseoenik
fcj
thi,
ctl-omn
will
be
charred,
for
t,uU
month
it
25;
.
word
Oddfellows'
Dance
September
27.
t
Ridley
Home
grocery
shower,
October
1.
j
Orange
Bridge.
October
'2.
j
Catholic
Bazaar
October
i'
and
3
'
City
Tennis
Association
dance,
Oddfellows'
Hall,
October
4th,
D
Carlo's
Orchestra.
Ticket
admission
50c.
j
Presbyterian
Choir
supper
Oc-'tober
4.
i
Eagle's
Bridge,
October
0,
Rebekah
Dance.
Oddfellows'
Hall
October
11.
;
Lutheran
Bazaar,
Metropole,
Oc-'
tober
12.
Orange
Ba?aa,
Metropole
Hall,
October
18.
;
United
Church
Supper,
Oct.
17.
'
1
'
Queen
Mary
Dance.
October
18.
Navv-Auxiliary
Tea.
October
ia
.
'Esoulmalt.
sails
by
the
Cardena
to
night
on
his
return
south
alter
a
brief
visit
here.
Dance
at
the
Metropole.
Saturday
9
D.m.
Scandinavian
music
by
re
quest.
Music
by
Bob
Townsend
and
Mike
Colussl.
1228)
Provincial
Constable
and
Mrs.
T.
A.
Stewart
and
child
sailed
last
nlaht
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
which
city
Constable
Stewart
was)
recently
transferred
In
the
provm
clal
police
service.
.i
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
nerman
n,cnogiu
charlotte
Island
on
;
are
leav,nft
on
this
evening's
train
Father
Hoean
was
nreachlnir
and
the
the
socksye
wcMye
and
and
the
the
llsnermen
h?n
ae-
de"
JuUes,
-
He
.
was
,.
accompanied
accompanied
by
by,
Ma
Ma
for
for
jjew
Hazelton.
Hazelton.
Takine
Taking
their
their
car
car
a
rnnnHlv
rtpn-nimppfl
hv
that.
he
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
worthy
missionary.
After
the
set
m
t
PiKhbrook
told
some
h
!
rami
11.11
V
BV
mandlrig
eight
cents.
Fishermen
:
nHth
thom
thPv
will
make
a
motor
(
TurnbulL
came
from
as
far
away
as
SWdgate.
,
,
.
,
In
Q
yan
ouvr
and
elsewhere
rived
from
Ottawa
to
study
the
habits
of
the
salmon
and
he
had
t
Just
say
"Three
Two
picas?."
lth?f
SOuth
and
expect
to
be
away
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
'
"
r
Millar,
about
a,
month.
to
tn
make
m,v..W
the
rounds
mnnrit'in
m
a
a
rowboat
rowboat.;
.
Rupert,
Prince
dls
of
assistant
,
citizens
c
F.
P.
Faulkner,
inied
the
cleravman
to
be
ready
ofSc
ateVt
JTZ
Olh
'nterestlng
evenU
Included
a
,
tQ
thelr
tr,Vct
englneef
for
the
federal
de
to
0"
irl"
a
wddtag
"I.
a?
all
.2!
the
race
betwee"
the
tw
stern
whee1-!
'future
future
home.
horn,
wUl
will,
sail
sail
on
on
the
the
Prlrt-
Prhv
nartment
partment
of
of
nubile
public
works,
works,
who
who
ha
has
went
around
and
hunted
out
eouDles
that
were
living
together
Illicitly
and
made
them
go
to
the
parson
and
be
married.
Two
outstanding
personages
of
th
early
days
were
Mrs.
Ridley,
wife
of
the
Blshon
of
that
name.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Colllson,
wife
of
an-
were
ff;
(plher
mtelonary.
Both
of
them
had
-
nns
ini
mkvi'iim
n.
inn
.
en
nur&e.
ln
the
Crimean
War
Mrs.Coilion
Wa.
a'
Mplakatla
and
Mrs.
RWlev
at
Hareltcn.
White
,
-r
ut
from
mnd
mmn
wa,
?f
htwhtv
de-
-
.
-t
n.
njurn
nrta
injcr
rnp
nnnn-
ers
Hazelton
and
Mount
Royal.
St.
Peter's
Tea
And
Sale
Success
Delightful
Affair
Held
Yesterday
Afternoon
At
Home
Of
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moorehouse
icess
Adelade
tonight
for.
the
south.
been
nere
for
tne
past
few
days
on
Prior
to
their
departure,
there
have
official
business,
sails
by
the
Car-
been
numerous
social
honors.
dena
tonight
on
his
return
to
New
Westminster.
Legion
Hall.
I
p.
t;
a.
Telephone
Bridge,
October
25.
Solvation
Army
Sale,
Noy.
.
Anglican
Bazaar.
November
7..
Sonja's
Bazaar,
November
8
Moose
Hall.
Presbyterian
Bazaar.
November
14.
f
Hospital
tea,
danqf
Ny.em-ber
15?
"'I
1.25
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WINES
no.e
MOOSK
HALL
TONIGHT
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Till
10:30
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1
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SEAL
Fancy
Red
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PINK
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Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
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only
salmon
tannin;
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert
W
wfr
Treat
yourself
to
ttAAltliliil
vaf
rothind
UViVpv
Rum.
The
chewing
helos
relieve
tension
and
fatigue,
helps
keep
teeth
clean,
bright
and
attractive.
The
delicious
flavor
assures
a
pleasant
breath.
Enjoy
this
Inexpensive
treat
every
day
as
millions
dol
Your
friendly
retailer
features
Wrlgley's
Chewing
Cum.
GET
SOME
TODAY!
4-1
i
(Meet
Her
in
a
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
I
Cm
H'de
for
Price
of
One
CANADIAN
RATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
Thursday
11:30
p.m.
calling
at
r
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
.River.
Trains
Leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
the
EAST.
Monday
Wednesday.
Friday,
G.
p.m.
Air-conditioned
Sleeping
and;
Dining
Cars
'
for
fart,
etc,
tall
cr
Writ
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
TllIUU
A,VE.
PHONE
2G0
Aeents
for
Trans
Canada
Air
Lines
Thil
advertisemtnt
is
not
pub'.isW
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Da
Just
received,
new
shipment
of
spring
filled
mattresses
AU
Sizes
Priced
From
18-50
to
$4250
Liberal
trade
allowance
for
your
Old
Mattress.
CoUo.il
Felt
Matirc,SCS-
67
59
to
v
Jg
All
sizes.
From
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
Moose
Building,
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
Store
hours
from
?:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
Phone
GUCEN
916