x
.
j;e?
7
1939.
e
Rupert
I,
tUuo
t
ICCMKMKJkXXt
HOT
114
COMING
UP
FOR
IR
wmien
air
raid
wardens
on
duty
at
an
under-
rdrn
post
In
London,
comes
uo
for
a
little
fresh
wardens
shepherd
Lnndon
citizens
into
air
raid
shel-
event
of
an
aerial
attack
on
the
metropolis
MacKenzie's
Furniture
WINDOW
SHADES
-
tern
Window
Shade
Color
green.
30x72.
i
Horn
Window
Shade
Color
cream.
38x72.
L
l
PHONE
775
Smoked
"Rupert
Bra.nd"
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
IIMr
90c
90c
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
For
Lunch
an
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
One,
Package
Serves
Four
People
Keps
for
Weeks
la
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Lid.
Urithh
Columbia
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Trnnsconlinenlal
"
Trnns-Allantic
Trnns-I'aclfic
To
Vancouver
yia
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Porta
8S
PRINCESS'
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
Direct
'
PRINCESS
LOUISE
September
16th,
20th,
October
Cth,
7th,
27th
D'rt
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Paclllc
Services
"Tlcketi
ttnd""neserat!on
froin
W.
U
COATKS,
General
Aienl
rrlnce
Rupert.
D
C.
HON
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
8teamera
Leav
rrlnce
Rupert
tor
Vancouver:
T8
CATAI.A
KVERYTUK8.
T.S.S.
CAKDENA
FKIUAY,
DAY,
X:Z9
p.m.
10:S0
p.
"ue
4
Vancouver,
Thurs.
p.m.
Due
V.aVouver,
Monday
a.m.
.
ii
Convenient
IMrase
Purchase
Ticket
at
Ot!lc
Uher
lnfnrn,nn
.t--iJirf
nprvntlons
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
J,
BKINNP.lL
Prinr
Uunrrl
Aient.
Third
Ave.
Phone
5G
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MUH
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
A
mrrtlncr
of
the
cltv
council
Is
'
etr
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yes
terday
leraay
returning
returning
south
souui
alter
uiwr
m
hav-
Mr.
Justice
C.
D.
Macaulay.
ter-.ritorlal
ude.
of
the
Yukon,
and,
Mrs.
Macaulay
were
passengers
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
Tester-
day
afternoon
bound
south
from
D.twron
to
Victoria
to
spend
the
THE
SEAL
af
QUALITY
mm
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
RINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Tacked
by,
the,
only
salmon
cannlnr
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
M
Prince
Rupert
COAL
Grain
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
UUPERT-FEEI)
CO.
t'bones
5a
and
S3
Viefe
&
Guitar
"Western
Academy
of
ajusic
U
Shaw
Phone
BLUE
092
rn
Blot
iron
"""""
rs
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Cash
for
Old
Qoid.
Bulger's,
tl
Tonight's
tram,
auc
from
the
Kast
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
For
orornDt
and
courteous
ser
vice
Phone
13
Taxi.
tt
Catholic
Bazaar
next
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
MluttuthpiUeU
sailed
yesterday.
Thanksgiving
Service
Christian
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Louise
'science
Society,
Monday,
11
a.rn.
tnr
a
trln
in
Vancouver,
i
(235)
..
.
mi
k
m.
Earie
sailed
last
lng's
train
for
Bmlthers,
being
call-'
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
ed
there
on
account
of
the
serious,
a
wp
"
vwu.
..:
.
.
'.
i
.
I
illness
oi
nu
sister.
Remember
Bridge
series,
Moose
Hall.
Tuesday
night,
8
pjn.
sharp
called
for
Tuesday
morning
when
Admission
35c
.
t
t
l
-..111
ko
nMaUAPfi1
'
m
(235)
general
uuju-m
wui
tu;uciv
The
IMC
U4--47
date
1VI
for
the
MiV
nleblscite
v
on
city!
.
3.
E.
Matheson,
fire
Inspector
-
In
managership
will
probably
be
set.
the
local
Forest
Branch,
left
on
nasi,
cvciiuig
s
nau
iui
a
vu
1
Bu
ke
dUtrlct
on
Mis,
Pulmlra
Astorl
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
cUI
auUe3'
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
and
else-,
where
In
the
south.
j
Mls
Jessie
'Rotbwell
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide,
Hotel
Arrivals
a.
c.
Prince
Rupert
Sessions.
Terrace:
A.
D.
...
.
n..ul
McOllllvray.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Kel-
yesicruay
aiiernuun
"uw
msm
r.,,
0
n
.
where
she
has
been
spending
"-.
th?
tet-
?
Dv
meron
anti
p
c.
Pilklngston.
Vancouver;
ummer
R.
BarUett.
Blllmor;
R.
McDougall
and
C.
O.
Ballentlne.
Canadian
,
H.
f-fJ
"J"'
Airways:
'
D.
O.
McDonald.
Blllmor:
I
!
CO""
civil
engineer,
was
a
passen-
,
J.
Craig,
Victoria.
line
soent
some
Ume
in
the
Atlln
vTfmnv
I
IMI
I
Li
I
I
vut
DUtrict
on
mining
business.
Ulll
I
LiSJ
ill
MARRIAGE
MIm
Betty
Cameron
of
This
City
Becomes
Bride
of
Morley
Patterson
of
Ocean
Fails
winter.
united
Church
a
pretty
1
1
Ani.thM
nartv
of
UDwards
of
one
wedding
was
solemnized
last
eve-
hundred
Irish
Fusiliers
arrived
In
nlng
at
8
o'clock
when
Elizabeth
it,.
,iiv
nn
tht.
rnrrfon!.
lat
nJeht
Lindsay,
eldest
daughter
of
Mr
Ifrorri
Vancouver
to
Join
the
local
and
Mrs.
Robert
Cameron,
became
earrlson.
Major
Stnmg
was
in
me
onae
oi
aioney
rwm
riv
---
charge
of
the
group.
Local
GW
Does
Well
In
Nursing
And
Also
Sports
son.
eldest
son
of
Air.
ana
irs.
.
Patterson
of
Ocean
Falls.
Rev.
H
O.
Funston.
pastor
of
First
Pres
byterian
Church,
officiated.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
played
the
wedding
music
as
the
bridal
party
entered
and
left
the
church.
'
The
church
was
artistically
decorated
bv
friends
of
the
bride
with
masses
of
autumn
flowers
which
backund
Ior
Mis.
Beatrice
Berner.
daughter
J
of
Mr.
and
Bemer
of
this
CCride.
MrsJU
given
in
marriage
by
city,
has
passed
hfr
Registered
hather
mgade
a
,ovely
plctur;
examinations
at
St.
Pauls
JJ1,1
Nurds'
the
hio
the
Hospital
in
Vancouver
w
th
second
Dridai
,
class
honors,
being
sixth
In
-her
..,.
nf
whlte
,
qulsette
crepe,
a
bolero
with
long
r,
A,r
dls-
Miss
Berner
also
achieved
..H
prnn,
rnrh.
.Unction
in
athletics
by
winning
c
VlZT
w
,the
singles
h
Ion,.
Tuli
Tklrtl
Her
veii
curses'
tennis
championship
In
Qf
a
orange
Vancouver.
blossoms.
Her
only
Jewelry
was
a
string
of
pearls,
the
gift
of
the
groom
She
carried
a
snower
dou-
quet
of
rapture
roses
and
white
heather
with
streamers
of
Lindsay,
Buchanan
and
Cameron
tar
tan.
Miss
Winnie
Cameron,
sister
of
the
bride,
was
maid
of
honor
in
a
Queen's
blue
dress
of
silk
net
with
Insertions
of
figured
silk
lace
and
matching
shoulder
length
veil
Miss
Kitty
and
Jean
Cameron,
also
sis
ters
of
the
bride,
were
bridesmaids.
The
former
wore
a
peach
flowered
silk
arganda
dress,
a
bolero
with
'the
best
man
was
a
leather
wallet
.'and
to
the
ushers,
sliver
Initialed
belt
buckles.
During
the
signing
of
the
regis
ter,
J.
E.
Davey
sang
"Because."
Over
one
hundred
guests
were
entertained
after
the
ceremony
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents
at
GOO
Thomnson
street.
Autumn
flowers
were
arranged
throughout
the
rooms.
The
bride
and
groom
rppplved
their
cuests
under
a
white
(wedding
bell,
assisted
by
the
bride's
!
.
i
Wot
tj
rom,rnn
In
A
Inaw
blue
lace
ensemble,
with
matchlne
hat
and
corsage
of
roses
I
The
beautiful
wedding
cake
strmd
on
a
table
decorated
with
,plnk
tulle.
Prior
to
the
cutting
of
I
the
cake
by
the
bride,
the
toast
til
tne
Driae
was
pnJiAcu
uy
vcy.
(H.
O.
Funston
and
responded
to
by
the
groom.
P.
U-
unzey
proposea
'the
toasts
to
the
bridesmaids
whirh
was
resDonded
to
by
the
I
prnnmsman.
Miss
'S.
A.
Mills
and
Miss
Jean
unrrttnn
it
N..
'
presided'
at
the
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
RuDert
Overcast,
south
east
wind,
twelve
miles
per
hour;
visibility,
25
miles;
barometer,
29-5
tparfvi:
temneratare,
25;
sea
rough.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
south
east
wind,
thirty
miles
per
hour;
visibility.
25
miles;
light
swell.
Langara
Island
Showery,
west
erly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
291;
visibility.
25
miles;
temperature.
49;
light
swell.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
calm
visibility,
thirty
miles;
barometer
29.29:
temrjerature.
43:
light
swell
Bull
Harbor
Overcast,
southeast
wind,
twenty-seven
miles
per
hour;
visibility,
ten
miles;
barometer
30X3
(falling)
:
temperature.
44;
llnht
swell.
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
easterly
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
visibility
Henry
Messerchmidt,
well
known
Juneau
merchant
baker,
was
a
pas
senger
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
going
through
on
a
trip
to
Seattle.
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
this
column
win
be
charged
tor
a
toll
month
at
25y
a
word.
Lutheran
Bazaar,
October
14.
I
15
mile;
barometer,
30.09;
temper-;
ature,
43;
light
chop.
Estevan
Raining
easterly
wind,
two
miles
per
hour:
barometer,
30.14,
Victoria
Cloudy
southwest
wind.
15
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.12.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
easterly
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
30.14.
Prince
George
Snowing,
southeast
wind
fifteen
miles
per
hour:
barometer.
29.91.
Eagles
Bridge
and
Dance,
Oct
18.
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs.
Crulckshank'j
October
19.
United
Anniversary
Supper
Oct.
19.
Tlays,
Presbyterian
Hall.
Oct
27.1
Canadian
ember
3.
Legion
Bazaar,
Nov-
Angllcan
Bazaar
November
9.
Presbyterian
Bazaar,
Nov,
.16.
St
Peter's
Church
bazaar
Nov.
23.
Country
Fair
"November
21
urns
and
the
servlteurs
were
the
graduating
class
of
the
Prince
RuDert
General
Hospital
and
Miss
Annie
and
Netta
McLeod.
Later
in
the
evening
the
happy
couple
left
on
the
Princess
Ade
laide
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
San
Francisco.
For
travelling
the
bride
wore
a
iawn
poio,
coai,
vaui
brown
accessories.
Mr.
.ana
wrs.
Patterson
will
reside
In
Ocean
Falls.
They
were
the
recipients
of
many
beautiful
and
useful
gifts
which
testified
to
their
popularity.
The
bride
has
resided
here
since
early
girlhood
and
Is.
well
known
and
popular
among
the
younger
cot
sh
is
a
graduate
of
the
rtinrt
full
cWvp
unci
matphlnp
i
tH-ir.o
Piinprt
General
liOSDViai
a.iu,
V
.
u
w.v
.w
-
.
u
I
"
"
7
-
,
shoulder-
length
veil.
The
latter
training
school
for
nurses
and
Is
V.U
t1U
M
n
,1
.
n
vnM'l'llvf
TVlP
wore
a
uress
ui
uicuiu
u
nr.,
a
-ejj
tuiunii
uo
-
:
bolero
with
full
ruffled
leeves
and
I
groom
Is
in
the
service
of
the
a
very
full
skirt
with
matching
1
pacific
Mills
at
Ocean,
Falls.
shoulder
length
veil
All
three
worej
gold
lockets,
the
gUU
of
thejMHHBi
groom,
and
carried
Douquets
or'
pink
and
white
carnations.
I
The
best
man
was
Ellis
Patter-1
son,
brother
of
the
groom.
The1
ushers
were
Peter
Cartwright
and
Sam
Currle.
The
grooms'
gift
to
lent
condition:
'
Si
ft.
50
Chesterfield
Tables
From.
UD
Phone
BLACK
S2i
$5.50
7-Pce.
Light
Oak
Din-
19.50
I
ITT
i
n
Vi
T
"vrfir-ivx.
!
nressintr
Venerations
In
intra
WAd
NUltU
ffl
.
.
--
mm
A
mm
mm
mmmm
.
i
-1
1-1
-
,
4
SPECIALIST
writings,
the
the
"Life
"Life
of
of
Sir
Sir
"VTllllam
TOiuam.
"From
a
Surgeon's
Journal,
pun
ished
ten
years
later.
When
he
was
graduated
from
V'Harvard
with
an
MD.
degree
in
1895,
after
attending
Yale,
there
lay
before
him
an
unexplored
field
In
brain
surgery,
especially
is
it
dealt
with
tumorous
growths.
After
much
painstaking
research
for
ten
years
he
penetrated
the
:of
snreerv:
within
the
next
28
yean
he
had
reduced
the
danger
attached
to
delicate
brain
tumor
Operations
to
a
point
where
It
compared
favorably
with
major
abdominal
operations.
Performed
Many
Operation;
In
the'
'twenty
years
that
;Dr.
Cushlng
retained
the
directorship
of
the
Peter
Bent
Brfgham
Hos
pital
at
Boston
and
was
Identified
with
Harvard,
he
performed
as
hlKh
as
three
and
four
eight-hour
'brain
-operations
a
week;
collected
some
2,000
brain
tumors
and
stored
them
in
bottles
and
taught
2,500
students
from
all
parts
of
he.
world.
From
ftuui
1902
until
1912.
he
v
was
cra-
xlal
paralysis.
His
Idev
pt
the
anesthetic
blocking
of
the
nerfo
trunks
later
became
on.'
.01
the
1
Principles,
Dr.
Harvey
Cuihln..
Pioneer
Brain,
surry.
Sor.eon,
Passes
Awaf
In
"
rnn.frnt
Connecticut
brought
him
tlie
friendships
w
of
Sir
ri.
Mf!toptf3heA'map
NEW
HAVEN.
Connecticut.
Oct.
W
J?
77:
(CP)
Dr.
Harvey
Cushlng,
r
"
4"
T
,
'
"J
T-C
v,.o.
hi
h.r.'to
Dr
Cushlng
to
write
r.
h
-r
has-
yesterday
at
the
age
of
ev?.nty
ears.
The
medical
world
knew
Dr.
Cushlng
as
a
brilliant
.pioneer
la
modern
oram
surgery
dui
me
puo-
Uc
came
to
know
him
for
his
band's
biography.
'IJnfamlUar
im
authorship,
'Dr.
Cushlng
neverthi-Iess
tackled
the
task
and
from
ja
mass
of
notes
produced,
Intwo
volumes,
a
prize-winning
classic'
At
The
Battle
Front
The
world
war
started
while
he
9t
arvarrt
aTvl
In
thA
Osier."
which
won
the
Pulitzerl
.
1Q1c
h
Bmhartc4
,nr
vnri
Prize
In
'926
and
the
widely-read
where
he
served
with
the
British,
rrencn
ana
later
Aincncaii
itircc.
During
this
period
he
held
the
ranks
or
major.
lieutenant
coionei
and
colonel
and
was
named
-dir
ector
of
Base
Hospital
No.
5,
a
Harvard
unit
attached
to
the'
-Bri
tish
expeditionary
force.
'
His
war
experience
won
for'hlm
he
distinguished
service
"
meda)
awarded
In
1923
by
the
United
jiystery
surrounding
this.
phaseJstates
government
and
out
of
It
'From
a
Surgeon's
Journal."
Back
from
the
war.
he
returned
to
his
duties
at
Harvard
and
th?
nospiiai
in
rwsion
wnere
ne
re-mainel
until
the
age
limitation
ruling
forced
retirement
in
1932.
Tne
next
year
xaie
namea
nirq
Its
first
Sterline
Drofessor
of
neur
ology.
He
was
Identified
with
the
unlveislty
in
that
capacity
until
his
retirement
in
1937,
when
he!
received
an
emeritus
rating
ami
became
director
of
studies
in
the
history
of
medicine
and
ah
associate
fellow
of
Trumbull
College.
He
was
"born
In
Cleveland,
Of,
April
8,
1869,
one
of
nine
children
of
Henry
nury
Kirke
iutkc
a
and
Betsey
M.
-j."
,oi
associate
professor
of
sursery
at
(willlamsl
Cushlng.
Johns
Honkins
University.
Then
Harvard
named
him
proiessor
oi
Surgery.
While
at
Johns
Hopkins'
ine
snarp-eyea,
Keen-mmacu
surgeon
introduced
conservatism
In
the
operating
room
and
new
He
developed
the
use
of
the
cross-bow
Incision
for
operations
I
at
the
base
of
the
brain;
decom-
He
married
Katharine
Stone
in
Cleveland.
June
10,
1902.
They
had
five
children,
a
son
and
lour.
daughters.
One
of
the
daugh
ters,
Betsey,
became
the
wife
or
James
Roosevelt,
son
of
the
President.
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