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URCH
WDTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Urranlst
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
ked
Sovereign,
King
George,
calls
the
Empire
to
a
Day
of
limorrow
Let
us
pray.
The
Rev.
Alex
Esler,
D.D.
of
Vancouver
:ur
devotions
and
preach.
"God's
Promise
to
His
People
That
When
They
Humble
ties
and
Pray
He
Will
Hear,
Will
Forgive
and
.Will.
Ileal
Telr
Lapd"
Choice
The
Lions'
Den
or
Stop
Praying
to
God."
Ifie
did
not
stop.
Neither
could
the
fierce
brutes
hurt
him.
Sir
King
by
attending
these
services.
Worship
the
only
living
t'uc
God
who
is
ever
present'
to
help
1n
trouble.
Come
to
.Church
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Organist
Miss
Swamu
.OJafspn
ACJVl
Leader
Senior
Choir
j";
S.
Wilson-"
V
'
leader
Junior
-.Chojr
II.
T.-.IH-k
-Miiiister-rRev.
J..C
Jackson
.
.
MARCH
23,
1911
-At
'.his
service
vou
are'
Invited
.In
loin
In
a
serylce.of
prayer
p
bc.ng
observed
in
response
to
the
command
of
tne
King,
who
a:
ide
this
day
as
a
day.of
prayer
for
the
Empire
and
tne
Ainea
ISubject
The
Christian
,at
tWr.-
dj
me
Junior
Cholr"Wr)en
,l
survey
tne
wpnarous
-ross
George
.Roche
7
30
p.m.
Subject
The
.Secpnd
Coming
,of
.Christ
fern
by
the
Senior
ChPlr
"Sing,
Sing.
O
.Daughters
of
Zlon!"
ivr
.ri
1
We
ain
t
mad
at
Nobody
5
you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it.
f"f
NION
STEAMSHIP
LTD,
Steamers
IrfayePrlnceiRupert
.for-
Vancpuyeri
Is-
CATALA
EVERY
TlES
CARRENA
'AY.
130
n.nt.
10:30
P.m.
f
Vancouver
Th....
n...
v.nMnnr.
Monday
At"8,
1
Charlotte
lsUndI'iejCeC'ortnlVMMr)
W
Rupert
March
3,
17
arid
3l
'i0
p
m.
It
Con
fthr
Information
ReMrrti
Wmtinu
and
Tickets
From
tJ
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Arent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
6
FAGE-TISiS
-A
A
A
A
a.
nunutng,
,jn
ti4itng
a
concert
onj
tne
age
oi
,tne
capitpi
Tiieatre.
Sunaai
njght.'
1
,
;
Those
who
experienced
the
thrill
of
hearing
the
band
In
Its
recent
and
first
concert
here
know
full
well
what
a
real
pleasure
it
was
and
hoped
for
more
of
such
concerts.
Lieut.
O.
W.
SJoqulst,
director
of
music,
will
again
handle
the
baton
and
has
prepared
a
variety
program
of
descriptive
numbers,
solos,
etcwith
an
eye
to
gratifying
layers
Pf
music
in
these
parts.
The
proceeds
from
the
concert
will
be
turned
over
to
the
Prince
Ru'pert
War
Services
Campaign
committee.
Expenses
are
being
kept
to
a
minimum
with
the
.manag?mentof
the
Capitol
Theatre
co?operatlng
to
the
extent
of
donating
the
theatre.
SUCCEED
IN
TESTS
Word
has
,been
reserved
at
the
local:
Red
Cross
headquarters
of
the
success
of
local
women
in
passing
Home
.Nursing
train
courses.
They
have
received
acknowledg-
Thpse
passinig
In
the
class
in
Structed
by
Miss
E.
D.
Priestley
R,
N.,
assisted
by
Mrs:
L.
B.
Lamb-ly
R.
N.
ond
Mrs.
A.
C.
K.
Sloan
R.
N
were
Mrs.
3ertha
Walker,
Miss
Margaret
Sharp,
Miss
Evelyn
Rlvett,
Mrs.
Dorothy
G.
Johnston,
Mrs.
.Laura
E.
Ellis,
jMrs.
Elsie
A.
Dart
on,
Mrs.
Jennie
M.
Blackaby,
Miss
Margarjpt
Shlel,
Mrs.
Violet
M.
Sather,
Miss
Iilllan
Jones,
Miss
Phyllis
Hamblin,
Mrs.
Dorothy
M.
Elfert
and
Miss
Dorothy
Carmlch-ael.
Under
the
.instructor,
Mrs.
H.
F,
Wearmouth
JA.
iNj,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Alex
'MaRae.
B.N.
and
Mrs.
G.
At
Hunter,
,R.
the
following
pass.
ed:
Miss
Helen
Lprraine
Anderson
Mrs.
.Edith
M.
Cook,
Mrs.
Beatrice
Dawes,
Mrs.
ene
Parent,
Mrs.
Jes
sle
Bpulter,
Mrs.
Winnlfred
Currie,
Mrs.
Elsie
A.
Green
and
Mrs.
Effie
Frances
Youngs.
PAINTING
Decorative
alsominlng
Signs'
LORNE
(CORNELL
Gordon
ana;;!Anderson,
Phone
46
LUCAL
INtiWo
INUJg
v
""'
2
GENERAL
.ORDER
.Tonight'
train,
due
:Irom
the
East
A
drum
lurid
service
will
be-.'-
at
n
0-ciock,
was
reported
this
held
Sunday.
2
pan.
on
:thevfr'mornmg
to
be
oh
time.
Prolviivctail
Qpurt
,Huse
In.
,the
event
of
Inclement
-;
jt;
weatljec-rthe'
jusyUptjpir'
y
(thltotsrheatrc;
1
.,.'-j:suxnx;.'
chairman,'
1
Clvtiilonvt;
jCommltee:',
1
t
t
-'
-
j
Teleofiipe
A
successful
elephpne
bridge1
party
was
fheld
last
inight
.by
.the,
f
Women
of
the
Mppse.
There
-were1
Jiirty
tables
In
.play
.at
the
homes",
of
several
.hostesses,
.The
prize-winners
were:
ladles''
Uirst,
Mrs.
-Henry
Hansen
(at
the'
'home
of
Mrs.
O,
Stegarfe)
;
men's
jflrit.
Olof
Btegavig
(at
the
homel
ipf
Mrs.
O.
Stegavlg):
ladies'
sec-1
ond,
Mrs.
J.
McRae
(at
the
home
.of
Mrs.
J.
Carr)
:
men's
second,
:
Sam
Hougan
(at
the
home
of
Mrs.
jSam
Hougan).
j
(
The
hostesses
were
Mrs.
J.
Carr,
W-.iMss.
Bam
Haudenschild,
Mrs.
Sam-
nuugan,
wrs.
u.
aiegavig,
Mrs.
Henry
Doiron,
Mrs.
iR.
Murray,
Mrs,
R.
Adcpck
and)
Mrs.
A.
StorrJe.
Mrs.
Sam
Haudenschild
was,
STAGING
CONCERT
1st
Battalion
&pc:ky
Mountain
Rangers
(Courtesy
LleiftCol.
J.
R.
Wood
V.D.
Present
eiirnental
Band
Concert"
Under
direction
Lieut
O.
W.
.SJoqulst,
Director
of
Music
Next
Sunday
Night
at
9
Capitol
Theatre
(Doors
Open
8:30)
Proceeds
for
Canadian
War1
Services
Fiild,
;
Admission
by
Program
....
50c
I
.Programs
now
on
.sale
at
I
Ornies
Drug
Store
and
Capitol
'
Theatre
,
Jit
Advised
Secure
Programs
Before
Sunday
'
'
(ready
A
splendid
start
to
the
Canadian
'
;,
.
War
Services
appeal
which
starts
r--.,.
U011p
KA
next
.
week
Is
the
fine
gesture
of
UCcdn
rdllS
UU
'
the
Rocky
Mountain
.Rangers,
Col-
t
.
onei
j.
.e.
wood
v-d.,
office
com-1
rremier
vjo
j
ver
Top
In
Savings
.
Ocean
Falls
and
Premier
have
both
gone
over
the
top
in
the
warl
savings
campaign.
With
a
qvcta
of
400,
Ocean
Falls
has
484
pledges.
Premier's
quota
was
50
and
the
pledges
totalled
103.
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
aiull
month
at
25c
a
word.
102nd
Auxiliary
March
22.
Tea,
Legion,
Horticultural
Dinner,
March
24.
Rebekah
Tea
and
Sale,
April
2.
Little
Theatre
Plays.
April
2,
3.
Hill
00
Dance
April
4.
Lutheran
Tea,
April
5,
Metropole.'
Queen
Mary,
Tea,
Mrs.
Parkin's
April
14.
'
i
Red
Cross
Dance,
April
,18.
Arm-
(
ment
and
rating
cards.
There
were
'orles,
;R.M.R.
Orchestra..,.
two
classes
and
both
completed
the
course
on
.February
,21.
(
L.
O.
B.
A.
Spring
iiale,
April
23
Gyro
Hoedown,
April
25.
Mayday
Dance,
Oddfellows'
Hall.
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
May
8.
FRESH
FRUITS
VEGETABLES
Arriving
Every
Boat
"BUY
RIGHT
Shop
at
To
m
L
e
e
&
S
on
"HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS"
Phone
547
2nd
Ave.
West
GO-ED
Beautv
Sapn
(Elsie
XlohrO
Exchange
Bldg.
BLACK
CC8-
Cash'
for
Old
Gold,
Bulger's,
tf.
Little
Theatre
April
2
and
2
have
beep
chosen
as
the
dates
for
the
next
Little
Theatre
plays.
This
time
they
wll
a
laiai
running
time
or
sughtly
under
two
hours.
t
The
one-act
play
Is
a
drama
en-;dtled
The
.House!
pf
.the
:
Twisty'
WmdPws,,
;and'ls
under
the
dhrec-tton
of
(Caj
wpod.
:The
.djrec
tor
ha
'Jjeeh
given
a
cast
that
Is'
enthuiastla
.and
presents,
In
the
maln.w
8tors
and
.actresses
pn
the
local
stage."
"
!
The
iscond
play
is
a
.melpdrama
Signal-Light.'
The.dtrectproBruee;
C.
F.
P.
Faulkner,
assistant
dis-
LNef
ertiy
night
.Jtiie
OAjti
trict
engineer
lor
the
fede41
De-
efnre1.b
,dinJ
a
partment
of
Public
Vorks;
sailed
,J
f
Can
adian
Legkm
,HaU,
this
morning
by
the
Cardena
on1?
S
U
evening
his
return
to
Vancouver
alter
lwU!
be
.reading
pf
several
plays
spending
a
few
days
here
pn.
of-r"u
"
-w
'w
.jwhibui
ficial
duties.
ties
of
a,
drama
festival
.being
hld
in
the
.city
to
Jthe
'.near
iuture.
The
fart
that
iher.
are
a
mrmber'nf
dramatic
organizations
,wkhin
this
district
,makes
such
a
festival
pps
sible.
in
..the
ft'tpftftfeV6fRTior
naitisH
Kl,lJl
IUA
,I
J'UOllATE
j'
i
In
hr
Miittrr
oPthf
"iAnilnlHlrallori
Act"
And
In
the
Mutter
of
the
EUt
of
Jehn
.IVilMh,'drre8Jrd,
wlio
ditd
at
Bflla
.
IK-lla,
a
C.
on
the
Sth.
day
"if
Januarr,
1941
TAKE
JiOTICE
'.ttxat
by
order
of
His
Honor,
,W.,S.i.fWver,
laade.the
aaui.jdat
rvf
TlahmnM.
A
"T
mil
'
pointed
Administrator,
with.
Wfll
..an-
nexed,
of
Uie
estate
of
John
Wilson.
against
.the,'
said
eeaU
'
iire'Jierebv
j.
'quired
to
furnish
earne,
properly
veri-J
iiea,
tx
me
on
ov
oerore
.
le.
jtn-
day
,of
Apra
A-.
D.
1941,
aad
all
parties
ln-Idebted
to
th
Mtn
in
I
the
amount
pf
their
'
'.
indebtedness
;tq
m
fMiiul!V,
DATED
the
4th
day
of
March,
A.
D
1941.
KORMAN
A-
WATT
.Official
AdmlnlBtrotor,
rlnoe'
Rupert.
'
EC,
FRESH
SHRIMP
Daily
After
1
p.m:
BOAT
W.SX.
TROTIER'S
P.PCK
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
3.
Zarelll
Froprletor
.
-A
UOMB,
AWAt
KOM
HOME"
Bates
75c
B0
Roome
.Hot
St
Cold
Wnttx
Prince
Rupert,
JB.C.
rhne
281
,r.Q..BX
1M
Phqnes-,18
&19
r,O.
Box
575
1
ABSOLUTELY
.FREE
!
Valuable
GUt
and
Household
:
.Pireniiums
are
absolutely
.free
to
you
when
jrpu
fflve(our.Cash
Couppn5',gl.yen
,
for
.purchases
,
of
25
cents
or
more.
It
Is
too
good
to
pass
up.
Qome
lh
and
-
let
us
explain
the
plan-to
jou.
MU$SALLEM'S
ECONOlVlY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
HaTSTMoji
Cents"'
Canadian
Legion
Entertain
Rocky
Dr.
L
W.
Kergln
sailed
last
night
,
.
Mountain
Ranger
on
the
Prrxaa
Adelaide
for
a
trip
.
yrounus,
as
.part
pi
.t-JJto-
-
CANADIAN
LEGION
B.EJSI
to
Vancouver
and
-Victoria.
,
Uonal
Day
of
.Praver.
Afters
.
nnnwhnrf
craiM
'Rtm(niF
:
"
T
ies.
m
Stanley
W.
Colton,,D,CJ,jlv.C.
Wfcllace
Block,-
Phong
M
The
Leglpn.
ciubroom
.was
the
1
wards
there
will
.be
,a
.march
.
bers
assemble
at
LeeJon.attbrooms,
NATIONAL
DAY
OF
PRAYER
f
?J
a
"7
cfrt
.w
past
,pl
aU
.war
.series.
All
.Sunday
W
,
Berets
aruTwill'be
observed
;
at-all
Services
'htSL
localAbra?:h
01
to8
I'
r.,c.pi:ls.are1iirld-tp,'-
wedals
to
be
wprn.
C9)
St.
Andrew
Cathedral'
tomorrow,
-"".napijcmein-
take,part.inhe-rrnor.andV
.
..ofl)'lbnsf
me
F00
.Mountain
,Ran-
should
be
.tor
their
'
places
at
i
;
-
1
T
gersand
other
active
service
men
Jack
Oairett,
assistant
provin-ip
""WI'5
,VUJ";c"-
'
cial
-assessor
and
collector,
return-'
behalf
of
the
Lesion
Harry
ed
to
the
city
on
ihtf
Princess
Adetip.n-
chairman,
extended
a
cor-
I
dial
welcome,
to,
th-is!ln!.troonf
tripito
Ocran
Tails
orrotficlat
dnt-lrie'olcl
soldiers'
were
ladiW
ex
-Iterld'
the
hand
xf
comradeship
to
tne
men
now
serving-and-'any-(
thing
the
Legion
could
dp
for
them
would
be
done.
Speaking
for
the
Rocky
Moun-
uunmngers,
;Cplpnei
'J.-
&
Wood
said
iie..-was
4iappy
.to
join
with
the
veterans
nwain
Tf
Major
Dawson
also
spoke
In
ao-
preclatlon
as
did
Captain
AUwood.
Contrtbutlng
to
ith'e
program
were
Mike
Colussi
-with
piano
ac-
CProian
solos
aceomnanied.
bv
Lance
Bombardier-Tpwnsend.
.Reg.
has
announced
that
expenditures
-Kings,
In
his
best
style,
contributed
l
m
Royal
Australian
Air
Force
rnonologues,
Bob
James
was
In
thls
year
wU1
amount
to
$133,000,-(ine
form
with
his'
Inimitable
0"
songs
wmie
,
Harry
Astoria
and
pene
Fltzpatrick'
,.put
on
a
very
enjoyaoie
sKjt
and
Stevens;
has
ohe
thlng
-iin
com-
later
rLf
.
T'N','
.Wfccfc
Community
singing
was
car-!
fa
W'.
I
St
out
th
with
Bob
some
of
whom
havesbeen
seen
.-fivwrnsend
at
th,
piano?
Probably
ic
ma
aixractiye
neature
was
the
f
flections
by
"the
Legion
pipe
band
,
5
'
ftii
adcrtiimcm
h
not
publiilicJ
w
Jbbf9j
r)tr
lc
Liquet
Control
Bond
or
by
4ml
be
Jong
before
the
men
now
serv-
"nder
Th
bandas
ing
would
be
veterans
themselves
1x1
60011
fonn
ni
numbers
we
ammg
the
most
PPr
and
they
would
carry
on
the
good
work
of
the
Lectin,
w-
,ti
.
.
e
ess
of
the
evening
was
largely
due
to
the
work
of
the
en-
consiftt
of
two
productions,
pne,Drecl:ltld
the.
fl,
.
m
f
tertalruner
ccmmlUee
oiid
asslst-
one-act
and
one
of
two
acts
with
I
come
jriven
ants
under
Neil
Cameron.
HUGE
SUM
FOR
R.
A.
A.
F.
MELBOURNE,
March
22:
(CP)
Australian
Air
Minister
McEwen
Slow
Burning
CIGARETTEPARERS
NONE
flHEH
MADE
XbiMMhe
Time
of
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