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PRINCE
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err,...'
CONGREGATION
MEETS
PASTOR
"Get
Together"
Dinner
af
United
Church
Friendly
Affair
The
"Ot-togther"'
dinner
In
the
First
United
Church
hall
last
evening
under
the
auspices
of
the
Women's
Association
was
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Monaetng
Editor
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PERRT,
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uirm-ur.
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or.KI
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Per
Week
20c:
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Monto.
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Mall.
Per
Month.
50c:
Per
Tear.
5
00
South
EachTj
North
WtrM
Pacific
Arena
Fur
Reservaiio;
or
Ca'
For
Outstanding
Wartime
Work
Although
he
is
not
a
Scandin-
tiom
of
the
close
kinship
and
avian,
J.
A.
McNaughton
of
220
common
aims
and
aspirations
of
Sixth
Avenue
West
will
cherish
the
Scotch
and
Norse
peoples
in
a
memento
from
the
Supreme
centuries
pas;
and
which
was,
Lodge
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
and
In
a
way,
symbolized
during
the
an
honorary
membership
In
the
late
war
by
the
hundreds
of
Prince
Rupert
Lodge
of
the
fra-
craft
that
linea
ine
enlire
east
ternal
order.
shore
of
cotland
and
out
of
Mr.
McNaughton,
a
retired
which
stepped
younir
Norweg-iailway
employee
was
hono'ed
lans
who
had
taken
their
lives
ty
the
lodge
iast
nig-ht
for
hU
in
their
hands
crossing
the
North
outstanding
work
in
aki
of
the
Sea
to
join
the
fighting
forces
and
wartime
"Help
Norway
comnilV
who
were
received
with
open
tee"
when
he
was
presented
with
arms
by
the
people
of
Scotland,
a
framed
certificate
of
merit
"Whenever
the
opportunity
and
an
honorary
membership
presents
ltstlf,
it
shall
be
made
button
by
Rudolph
Olsen.
known
to
people
of
Norwegian
j
The
certificate
signed
by
the
stock
that
in
Prince
Rupert
they
j
president
and
secretary
of
the
have
a
good
friend
.
of
8cotch
j
Supreme
Lodge
in
Minneapolis
birth."
!
is
in
"deep
and
sincere
apprtcU-
In
receiving
.the
certificate
tlon
of
your
incessant
efforts
to
and
honorary
membership,
Mr
help
Norway
ana
her
people
In
McNaughton
expressed
his
pleas-
CITY
OR
mn
rnnce
RU,
I
mast
successful
with
upwards
of
a
hundred
and
forty
mem-1
bers
and
adherents
sitting
down
to
enjoy
one
of
the
dinners
for
which
the
women
of
the
church
:
are
justly
famous.
i
The
guests
of
honor
were
the
,
recently
inducted
pastor,
Rev.
Lawrnce
Sieber
and
Mrs.
Sieber
and
their
two
children,
Roy
and
Allan.
Mrs.
Sieber's
father,
Mr.
Gulley
was
also
Introduced
to
the
assembly.
1
Following
the
dinner
and
a
short
community
singing
programme
Mr.
Sieber
toW
of
the
gracious
welcome
extnded
to
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DELEGATE
to
the
British
Empire
Service
A
League
Conference,
Lieut.-General
Sir
John
Brown
says
the
Atlantic
Ocean
has
been
declining
in
importance
since
the
Second
World
War,
'and
that
the
arena
of
future
world
events
will
be
the
Pacific.
It
is
true
the
position
of
Japan,
while
not
the
powerful
island
empire
of
former
years,
is
not
reassuring
and
inspires
much
conjecture.
The
problem
of
China
,ows
in
grave
possibilities.
There
has
been
no
peace
in
China
since
long
before
the
second
great
war,
and
now,
Communism
spreads.
The
far-reaching
plans
of
Soviet
Russia
are
not
forgetful
of
the
Western
Pacific
and
East
Indies.
It
is
toward
Russia
and
Siberia
that
Washington
looks.
Australia
seeks
more
security,
and
the
western
shores
of
North
America
think,
not
so
much
of
the
Atlantic
as
they
do
the
greatest
of
oceans,
and
the
shock
and
slaughter
known
as
Pearl
Harbor.
their
sorry
plight
during
the
ure
at
having
been
of
service
to
five
dark
war
years
and
the
dif-'
the
"Help
Norway"
committee
ficult
post-war
period."
and
his
pride
at
the
recognition
Ailvertl.se
in
the
;
INTERESTED
IN
SCIENCE
A
snobbi.
looking
pig
Is
the
fascinated
onlooker
as
U.S.
army
private
Joe
McClendon
of
Modesto,
Cat.,
uses
an
aspirator
to
capture
disease-bearing
mosquito
In
a
house
at
Okayama,
Japan.
t.T.C.
McClendon
Is
a
member
of
the
207th
Malaria
Survey
Detachment,
now
engaged
in
capturtng
mosquitoes
for
use
in
Japanese
encephalitis
research.
"All
the
Information
which
offered,
has
come
to
us
in
regard
to
your
i
;
him
and
his
family
by
the
mem-!
bers
of
the
ehurch
who
greeted
j
them
at
the
boat.
It
had
been
t
a
most
heart-warming
experi-
,
1
ence.
Since
then
he
had
ex-
(
perienced
the
friendly
welcome
DRYLAND
SHIPWRECK
HALTS
PLANS
P.E.I.
FAMILY
COMING
SETTLE
HERE
of
many
of
the
congregation,
a
quality
that
he
had
keen
told
the
people
of
Prtnee
Rupert
possessed
In
a
very
hiirh
degree.
He
complimented
th
women
on
constant
efforts
to
promote
the
relief
cause,
pictures
to
us
a
man
with
a
big
heart
pulsating
In
unison
with
suffering
humanity.
"Although
we
do
not
wish
to
intimate
that
your
Scotch
birth
and
ancestry
have
any
Influence
on
your
acts
in
this
connection,
we
cannot
do
otherwise
thao
look
upon
them
as
manifesta-
II
your
subscription
Is
In
arrears
and
you
do
not
receive
your
paper,
please
do
not
blame
the
publisher,
the
new
boy
or
the
post
office.
Juf
do
a
little
straight
talking
to
yourself.
Co-opera
on
of
subscribers
in
this
regard
moult?
be
appreciated.
It
wr.uld
ve
a
lot
of
trouble
and
everybody
would
be
happier.
Subscriptions
are
payable
In
Four
Prince
Edward
Island
fishermen
who
made
J
the
banquet
that
had
been
pro-
vkied
and
said
that
he
and
his
a
5,100-mile
motor
trip
from
their
home
to
Prince
Ru
family
were
looking
forward
pert
are
probably
the
only
people
in
these
parts
who
uith
nlrasurp
to
the
rest
of
tiipir
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAYS!
stay
in
the
city.
Working
in
uni-
i
ever
had
a
boat
wrecked
on
dry
land.
air
if
ftlnnkr
tu
it-i,ri
11
"
unnkr
mil
a.
IHUM
KhKt.f
Ml
'larln
in
Honlt
Rti
Kftirl.
!
lien
ty
they
could
make
the
church
;
The
quartette
are
Beecher
Court,
mustaehed
'
tnrouKh
the
no.them
states
Bla.k
tt
s.c.
sC.jr
iui
u
u,amr-
-
,
-
,
,
..M
J
VI..
tl
o
t
In
VI-,-.,
a,
.nd
It
Pay?
to
Aoverilse!
Advertise
in
tl
fi
LraUy
News!
ment
of
Christianity
in
the
mailer
vx
uie
tuun
mmuy
im
nis
wnrc
xuvvu
m...f..
-
I
into
Alberta
at
Sweetgras
Hi
ey
Qontin,
Emard
and
Veard,
of-
community
.,,,,
,
coiiimuiiuy.
to
Tlell.
,
This,
for
the
time
to
Banff
comin"
tu
go
pntererl
BC
a-
at
"
Thanks
were
expressed
to
the
North
Rustico,
and
they
eame
:
,
'wmtn.n
nllt
,enterea
women
of
the
association
west
to
see
what
Is
doing
In
the
'
lne
wo.,to,n
'
over
the
Big
Bend
Unthway
to
S
'
Curt
XP"
convene?
ad
through
their
Hshlng
line.
Things,
according
!
may
become
a
permanent
base
for
tnst
traln
wreck
A.
Thompson.
The
introduc-
to
the
elder
Court,
are
slowing
..Except
"
things
go
right.
arrived
her
Uon
of
the
members
to
the
mln-
down
a
bit
back
east.
.
.
.
j
We
wouW
nave
ister
and
his
family
was
carried
So
on
September
X.
they
put'
"Haven't
any
fear
that
we;
about
the
same
time
03
our
Relieve
'
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t
7
DISTRESS
OF
Catarrh
jgT
out
by
J.
S.
Wilson
who
later
led
their
bedrolls
in
ineir
1941
Olds-
1
can
make
our
living
fishing.
;
boat,
Mr.
L-oun.
saia.
inenwe,
the
audience
in
some
spirited
mobile
and
headed
west.
And
said
Mr.
Court.
"The
boys
could
have
sailed
it
aero:
to
Put
a
few
drops
ol
have
been
seamen
and
fisher-
lieu,
now,
wun
me
weauier
so
..
1
T
W,.
rt
community
singing
with
Henry
,
they
meant
westas
far
west,
as
the
rnen
since
they
could
wik.
;
unceruam,
x
gurao
v
i
.
w
a.
riuym
at
tne
piano.
they
couul
go.
iamely
VicRs
Va-lro-noi
in
each
ne.tril.
It
lluslie
eut
mucui
and
makes
brt
uth-ing
easier.
Try
it
Things
are
a
bit
different
out
,
ship
U
across
on
a
sieamei
ure
'Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
here
but
it
shouldn't
tnke
us
,
nope
n
s
au
rigni.
swnu
!'.
Tl..4-n
laff
fhati
Innla
to
ship
it
that
fa:
and
have
it
damaged
..."
JINX
VISITS
SOUTH
SHIPPING
of
it."
Impressed
VlCKSVATtlOriQi
Ilea
lon8
to
the
their
32-foot
boat,
the
Linda,
aboard
a
railway
flatcar
just
soj
Mr.
Court
was
VANCOUVER
Of
Nineteen
they
would
have
something
to'
with
what
he
termed
the
great
s
'
v'
'
r4
.
-
tit
fish
with
when
thev
eot
here.
!
amount
ol
regulation
mi
me
v
r
Americans
were
rescued
early
today
from
the
grounded
U.
S.
I
army
tug
BT
C2
off
Camp
Point
in
Johnstone
Strait.
125
miles
That's
where
the
shipwreck
!
fishing
industry
on
the
west
came
in.
Seems
a
landslide
hit
coast
as
compared
with
the
east
the
flatcar
in
the
interior
of
j
coast.
B.C.,
knocking
the
wheels
out
n
,
h
it
j,.lVC
Foreign
Secretary
'NO
FURTHER
LOAN"
CRIPPS
British
Ernest
Bevin,
left,
and
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
chancellor
of
the
northwest
of
Vancouver.
The
Americans,
18
crew
members
and
one
passenger,
were
takn
off
by
the
B.
C.
fishing
boat
Haida.
No
one
was
report
ed
injured.
A
l-
.ilA)
Don't
exchequer,
now
in
Washington,
for
the
Anglo-American-Canad
from
under
it.
Up
to
yesterday,
tQ
have
ncensM
or
ee-vthmg
Mr.
Court
hadn't
heard
how
t'-
an(J
the
isning
Umc
ls
rtgll.
boat
itself
had
made
out.
Uated
too
Back
thele
n0,.t
ln0
The
Court
odessey
was
n-.i:onjy
thing
that
is
rBUlated
in
spur-of-the-moment
migration.
I
any
way
is
the
lob
ft
.v
fi.--heiy,"
ian
dollar-crisis
conference,
told
newsmen
that
Britain
will
ask
no
additonal
grants
from
the
U.
S.
Cripps
emphasized
his
position
to
devaluation
of
the
British
pound
as
a
possible
solution
of
his
country's
dollar
shortage.
In
another
marine
misnau,
it
was
the
Droduct
of
care'ul:v,o
,f,mmnt(.rt
the
Dutch
motorship
Maoeran
planning
after
canny
prelimin-rammed
the
United
Grain
Grow-
ary
investigation.
If
ti
hadn't
er
Elevator
dock
during
a
heavy
bf.en
for
the
diy
iand
shipwreck
fog
early
today,
causing
extens-
thev
Dr0hablv
even
now
uould
ive
damage
to
the
dock
and
be
wetting
their
long-lines
in
grain
handling
facilities.
No
one,
tne
west
side
of
Heca,e
3l,.ait
llU
W
1
IL
I
.
5
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I
MEN'S
DliFSS
AVll
(
A
SOX-Now
I
Sparkling
Whit
Table
pZZf
S
1
MFN
8
SP0KT
S1"l
Linen
...thanks
to
V:
S
Z"fmi
A
RECKITT'S
Bluet
f
if
;
i
I
i
i
nw
Robert
A.
Wenner
was
injured.
The
cod
fishery.
w;-.:c'.i
has
been
the
Court's
economic
mainstay.
Ls
open
all
yar
roiu:d
and
no
one
requires
a
license
to
takj
part
in
it.
he
said.
Incidentally,
the
family
noi
only
ftshPS.
but
they
also
operate
a
fish
curing
business
and
a
retail
shop
which
markets
their
products.
The
family
Isn't,
cuttiiv",
itself
off
from
its
solid
i.as
at
North
instead
of
waiting
around
Prince
Rupert.
B.A.
Twenty-four
hours
earlier,
20-year-old
Arvid
Green
was
drowned
when
the
North
Vancouver
ferry
and
th
fLsh
packer
Betty
k.
collided
In
Burrard
Inlet.
.
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I
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J
MEN'S
WORK
t
ANl
kf,
,
1
Now
l
jf.
I
,'.
1
;
nines
"Things
aren't
as
lively
In
the
fishing
industry
in
Prince
Edward
Island
as
they
to
Lie,"
Mr.
Court
said.
"Not
that
they
Your
precious
white
table
linen
.
.
.
your
white
sheets,
towels
and
clothes
SEV
EH
TL
KS
YELLOW
whin
you
ue
Rc
kilt's
Blue.
And
it's
so
easy
.
.
.
just
a
quick
swish
or
two
of
Reckitt's
OPTOMETRIST
1012
Vancouver
Block
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
r
il
I
'
IpiEVs'ut-WKIlJ
!
Advertise
n
tne
Dally
News!
Try
a
Classified
Ad
lor
Result!
Blue
in
your
final
rinsing
water
does
the
Irak!
Use
a
Heckitt'a
blue
Kins
to
make
your
.
crystal
and
tlUss
sparkle
too!
are
really
bad,
mind
you,
but
Rustico.
Aware
that
tr.ry
ar-they
are
slackening
off
a
tit.
rived
here
too
late
for
fishing
So
just
in
case
things
really
be-
this
season,
Mr.
Court
plans
to
gan
to
go
down
hill
we
decided
remain
at
Tlell
a
few
weeks,
to
invesigate
some
'other
part
then
return
east
with
ore
of
the
of
the
country."
j
boys.
The
other
two
will
re-
"We
had
heard
about
the
;
main
here
and
get
thins
m
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
so'
last
shape.
fall,
I
decided
to
learn
about
j'
"Maybe,
after
we
get
going
them.
Subscribed
to
the
Prince;
out
here
we
might
establish
per-Rupert
'
Daily
News
and
read-all
manently.
It's
a
little
eariy
to
7
niomrMKlim
t.
malt.
V
but.
Out
V
'
Ulu:
hint
mmt
it
ddd
ta
mmk.
Irm.
S
hit..
til:
MEN'S
RAINCOAT-fitting
MEN'S
(iABARHIM
Full
lir-l
MEN'S
COVERT
CI
COATS
Tops
in
ta
fit
MEN'S
SLF.rvr.LIS'
SWEATERS
HOYS'
ALL-WOOL
c
it'
I?
ITl
S-NO
1
Wishes
to
announce
that
he
will
be
available
for
eye
examinations
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
from
Friday,
Sept.
23
to
Thursday,
Sept.
29
Evenings
by
appointment
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wont,
driving
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ten
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but
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liquid
taken
by
mouta,
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diract
ta
ha
taternal
trouble
removing
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you
expect
with
one
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of
PYI.TONK
or
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aaftudad.
At
all
aiodara
arun-ela.
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I
could
about
the
district.
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tell,
yet
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village
of
Tlell
struck
bur
fancy
I
The
family
came
west
on
a
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so
we
wrote
a
letter
to
Mr
leisurely
tour,
camping
out
of;
en,
Gigerlch
there
and
we
entered
occasionally
staying
at
a
tour-into
correspondence."
1st
camp.
They
travelled
through
As
a
result,
they
have
a
house
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