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® CAPITOL SHOPPE &

 

Will Open in its New Premises
FEDERAL BLOCK, THIRD AVENUE
next door to the Besner Block
within a few days
and will carry a complete line of Children’s }
Wear and also the latest in
Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear

 

 

~ Mail Schedule —

od

For the East—

Monday, Wednesday and Friday
;. fo . 8:30 a.m.
From the East~

Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-

BES sdbsensccstales ssusoghiadcdesccos 9 p.m.
For Vancouver—

Tuesday ........

Thursday

Friday ..... daiscdininsi

October 3, 12 and 24
From Vancouver—

UGA cictiserschiciatinicditencinunces ND

Wednesday .., "9: 30 a.m.

Friday

12:30 p.m
9 p.m,
11 p.m
p.m

{ October 8, 20 and 29

a.m,

For Stewart and Anyox—
MIE Wlanclbinsccisshescscshincthosancse 7 p.m
Wednesday . . 3 p.m,

From Stewart and Anyox—

Thursday
For Queen Charlottes—
October 14 and 28
From Queen Charlottes—
October 12 and 26 a.m

For Naas River and Port Simpson—
Sunday 7 pm
Vrom Naas River inl Port Simpson |
Tuesday, 11:30 a.m.
For Alaska—
October 8, 20 and 2
From Alaska—
October 3, 12 and

9 p.m.

a.m,

 

p.m.

|

|For the at

Mondays, Wednesday and Fri
ID ioksiieschoheenesschastone 11:30 a.m. | days aati

8 p.n\.| From the East—
| Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-

6 NR. R. Trains

9:30 a.m.

NIN sistilehcgentessetisacescccesthincs @.MNIG

A charge against Frank Berry of
stealing beds from a house on

Comox Avenue was dismissed by
| Magistrate McClymont in city po-
lice court this morning. Olof Au-
|Stvik, who was charged jointly
| with Berry, did not come up. An-
}other charge is to be laid against
Berry tomorow.

 

 

Support Farmers |

of Central B. C.

The farmers and gardeners of Central British Columbia are
making an effort to supply the Prince Rupert market with vege-
tables, fruit, potatoes, poultry and eggs and other products of the

district.

of Tince Rupert people are asked to encourage this movement by

{ Bunch Carrots, bunch

| Almonds, shelled Valencias

RUSHBROOK |
IS SPEAKER

Canon Tells Ministerial Association |
of Trip East—To Observe
Week of Prayer Here
The Prince Rupert Ministerial
Association, at its regular monthly |
meeting this morning, heard an in- |
teresting talk by Canon W. F. Rush- |
brook of St. Peter’s Anglican Church
who gave some of his Giptelieions|
on a recent vacation trip in the}
east. 6 |
The association agreed to observe |
in Prince Rupert a world’s week o?|
prayer during the first week in!
January.
Rev. Dr. F. W. Dafoe, president of |
the association, was in the chair.;
Arrangements were, as usual, made|
for Sunday services in the hospital
and weekly sermons in the press.

VANCOUVER WHEAT

VANCOUVER, Oct. 3: — Wheat
was quoted at 47%4c on the local
exchange Re eS

THE MARKET

Retail nétivads bs current here at pre-
sent are as follows:

 

Butter
Fancy cartoned, Ib;
No, 1 Creamery, 3 Ibs. ................
Vegetables
Potatoes, new, 13 to 15 lbs.
a icant
Vegetable Marrow, Ib.
Beets, bunch ....c....
Parsley, bunch .....
Green Beans, lb. 5¢ to
Bunch Turnips, bunch

32

05
06

03
.06
4
Green Peppers, lb.
Green Peas, In.
Wax Beans, lb.
Field Tomatoes, Ib., 4c to
Radishes, 3 bunches
B.C. Cauliflower; 20c to
Onions, B.C., 6 Ibs.
Green Onions, 3 bunches
Hubbard Squash, Ib
Celery, head large
Golden Bantam Corn, doz.
Garlic, imported, per 1b.
Cabbage, local, green
Honey
Extracted Honey, per
Comb Honey

.08
10}
08
10
30
25
10}
.08
18
40
40 |
05

30
35

jar 20c to
Sugar
White, 100 lbs.
Yellow, 100 lbs.
‘ard
Pure, lb. 14c to

5.60
5.10}

 

16}
Nuts
50 |
35 |
30;
49)
15

California soft shelled Walnuts
Walnuts, broken shelled
Walnuts, shelled halves
Peanuts ............ ‘ A ciate
Apples

B.C, Gravensteins (wrapped)

3 Ibs.

box
B.C. Cooking, lb. 4c to

Frults

 

asking for Central British Columbia products whenever prac-
ticable. Co-operation in this matter encourages merchants who
buy from farmers and if the farmers are prosperous it will be an
encouragement for others to take up land and thus add to the
buying power of the whole northern and central part of the pro-

vince.

Householders can help
by keeping this in mind

and asking merchants for Central
B. C. products whenever possible.

|Grapefruit, Calitornia,

|
}
to 80)
55
15}
15}
05 |
11|
40
05)
1.15
to .40
1.10

doz. 25c

45c to

Valencia Oranges,
Lemons, Cal., larg¢
5c to
Canteloupes, B.C., 9c to
Rhubarb, field, lb
Plums, lb. 10c to
5-lb. basket

Crap Apples, lb
|Apricots, preserving,
Peaches :
Italian Prunes,

crates
doz 30c
crate

 

 

25 Taxi Garage
Sixth St.

Ride Comfortably

With Safety
Good brakes are a very essen-
tial factor in the successful
operation of a car, so if you
can't stop going try coming in,
and have them made right.

A. M. HONEYWELL

and

 

 

Phone 25

 

CLOSING OUT

All Our

Shoes and
Rubbers

MUST BE CLEARED AT
FACTORY COST a
Men’s Boys’ and Girls’
Rubbers
Women’s and Children’s
Dress Shoes
Men’s 34-length Rubber Boots
white only, reg by
$5.00; Today 3.49
Children’s School Shoes, 35%
Lower Than Elsewhere

Cut Rate Shoe Store

Money Saved By Bringing City
Relief Orders to This Store

 

 

 

Steamship Sailings

for Vancouver—
Tuesday—ss, Cardena
Thurs.—ss Prince Rupert, 10 p.m
Friday—ss. Prin. Adelaide 10 p.m.
Ss. Catala midnight
Ss. Prin. Louise .
ss. Prin, Norah
ss. Prin, Norah ..

Oct. 3
Oct, 12

Oct. 24 . pm,

v From Vancouver—

Sunday—ss. Cardena p.m,
Wed.—ss. Prince Rupert 9:30 a.m.
Friday—ss. Catala
Ss. Princess Adelaide p.m.
Princess Norah ....a.m.
Oct. 17 Princess Norah a.m.
Oct. 29—ss. Princess Norah a.m.
For Naas River ana Port Simpson-—
Sunday—ss, Cardena 8 p.m.
From Naas River & Port Simpson—
Tuesday—ss. Cardena ....11:30 a.m.
For Stewart and Anyox—
Sunday—ss. Cardena 8 p.m.
Wed.—ss. Prince Rupert, 4 p.m.
From Stewart and Anyox—
Tuesday—ss, Cardena .. 11:30 a.m.
Thurs.—ss. Prince Rupert, 8 pm.|
For Ocean Falls—
Thurs
Friday—ss, Prin. Adelaide 10 p.m |
From Ocean Falls—
Wed.—ss. Pr, Rupert 9:30
Friday—ss. Catala

Oct. 8

SS

SS

a.m
p.m.
Ss. Princess Adelaide p.m.
For Queen Charlotte Islands—
Oct. 14 and 3. P. John 10 p.m,
From Queen Charlotte Islands—
Oct, 12 and 26—ss. P. John a.m
Prince John a.m,
For Alaska—
Oct. 8, 17

<0

and 29 Princess

Louise a.m

From Alaska—
Oct. 3—ss. Pr. Louise
12—ss. Prin. Norah
Oct. 24—ss Prin Norah
from Skeena River—
Friday—ss

Oct

pm

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18 — Phones — 360
317 and 319 Third Avenue

Fresh Tomatoes
6 lbs
Cucumbers
large

Hard Onions
per lb.
Fresh Peas
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1:30 p.m.

. p.m.
. pm.

p.m,

p.m, |

p.m. |

\*Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm’

Adapted Into Modern Drama

With Nixon and Bellamy
Starring

Closely following the well known

original story in theme but made
completely present-day in tempo
and treatment, “Rebecca of Sunny-
brook Farm,” coming to the Capit ol
Theatre at the first of this week,
{has been adapted into a modern ro-
Imance with Marian Nixon and
|Ralph Bellamy in principal
jroles.

Despite the
faithfulness to Kate
gin's immortalized
tained. Briefly, the
icounts the main adventure
lbecca revolving around her i
desire to win the regara ¢
spinster aunts, her intere t in ob
taining a wedding ring for the un-
married mother of Jack-o-Lantern
and her romance with Dr. Adam
Ladd.

Miss Nixon is dainty
appealing in the title role while the
tall and handsome Bellamy is ad-
mirably cast as the youthful Dr
Ladd. Their meeting, courtship and
final happiness constitute the high-
lights in the entertaining drama

 

the

modern adaptation,
Douglas Wig-

1S re-
story re-
s of Re
itense

if her

story
film

 

wistful and

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~—BRITISH COLUMBIA

eon October? 3, 1939

Hee)
niais

 

Monday & Tuesday
TWO SHOWS — 7 and 9 p.m,
Feature Starts at 7:40 & 9:35
ADMISSION 15c & 50¢

——

 

THE SWEETEST
LOVE STORY
EVER TOLD

“REBECCA OF
SUNNYBROOK
FARM”

With
MARION NIXON
RALPH BELLAMY

Imperishable Story
Youth in Love

An of

Comedy—“THE KNOCKOUT”
Screen Song — “SHOW ME
THE WAY TO GO HOME”
METRO NEWS

Wednesday & Thursday
“FORBIDDEN”
WEDNESDAY REVIVAL
“PARDON US”

SMELTING
LIMITED

AMMONIUM PHOSPHATE
SULPHATE OF AMMONIA
TRIPLE

SUPERPHOSPHATE

LEAD-ZINC

CADMIUM-BISMUTH

 

 

| The Fish which made Prince Rupert Famous

ss, Prince Rupert, 10 p.m

 

 

SMOKED

| BLACK COD

}
p.m.)
|

“Rupert Brand”

Prepared Daily By

Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C,

 

 

 

The New

SPER HARD COAL

per ton $11.50
Minehead Coals $11.50 per ton

ALL COALS ARE

HYDE TRANSFER—PHONE 580

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