Tuesday, October 4, i939

 

 

* 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

 

 

| October 8, 20 and 29 .........

~ Mail Schedule

 

a.m.
For Stewart and Anyox— nie N R. Trains
RIN fi saidaekassssoschiasieodaiie 7 p.m
omen Wednesday ...........2... . 3 p.m./ For the aa

For the East— | From Stewart and Anyox— Mondays, Wednesday and Fri-
Monday, Wednesday and Friday| Tuesday .........--..--ccceso-: 11:30 a.m.|days . 9:30 a.m.
ate EE Le 8:30 a.m. | Thursday . 8 p.n\.| From the East—

Prem the East For Queen Chariottes— | Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-; October 14 and 28 9 pm.) GAYS ooeenerserreneeeneeennneereene 9 p.m,
GAY ivi 9 p.m, “From ‘ueen Chariottes— ite Me at cet tS

For Vancouver— | October 12 and 26 a.m | Th W th
Tuesday ....... .. 12:30 p.m | For Naas River and Port Simpson— | e eainer
Seen § p.m) Sunday 7pm! pead Tree Point—Clear, calm;
Friday . : 11 p.m | Prom Naas River and Port Simpson ‘barometer, 30.22; te mperature, 66;
October 3, 12 and 24 pm. Tuesday, 11:30 a.m | jea smooth.

From Vancouver-— For Alaska— Triple Island—Foggy, calm; sea
MUI sii scccsasttctceekienicetesclbn ccoeas SDE October 8, 20 and 29 a.m. smooth.

Weanesday . 9: 30 a.m. From Alaska— Langara Island—Thick fog, light
Friday . pm. October 3, 12 and 24 p.m. southwest ‘wind; sea smooth.
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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
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 whule 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.

 

 

Steamship Sailings |

Thurs.—ss Prince Rupert, 10 p.m
Friday—ss. Prin. Adelaide 10 p.m,

“TILLIE THE TOILER”

 

. Y,
el DAD,
THEATRE: ~

PRESIDENT’S |
BIG ORDER

Will Endeavor to Offset in Single’
Speech Effects of Roosevelt
Campaign Tour ; |

CLOSING OUT

All Our

Shoes and
Rubbers -

:—| GIBRALTAR, Oct
and! ee eee having been mé ide here to

 

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e to Italian Liner R
1 on Her |

Monday & Tuesday
TWO SHOWS — 7 and 9 pm,
Feature Starts at 7:40 & 9.35
ADMISSION 15 & 50¢

THE SWEETEST

\Repairs Mad
Which Broke Dow!
Maiden Trip

 

4 "Repairs
her ma-

DES MOINES, Iowa, Oct.

Straw votes taken by papers and! FACTORY COST chinery, which broke down last LOVE ST
magazines show the Corn Belt, of 4 ; “2 aca : aiden voyage 4 STORY
which this is the centre, normally Men’s Boys’ and Girls’ |/week during - x , . , pala VU nd : ,

: : lfrom Italy to New York, the pak EVER TOLD

Rubbers
Women’s and Children’s
Dress Shoes
Men’s 34-length Rubber Boots

white only, reg $3.49

$5.00; Today
Children’s School Shoes, 35%
Lower Than Elsewhere

Cut Rate Shoe Store

Money Saved By Bringing City
Relief Orders to This Store

strongly Republican, to be leaning
definitely today toward the Demo-
cratic side in federal politics and,
particularly, the presidential cam-
paign. To start the tide flowing in
the opposite direction will be the
immense task which President Her- |
bert Hoover will attempt tonight,
when, in a single speech here, the
chief executive will endeavor to
answer and offset the whirlwind
campaign conducted in the west
during the past three weeks by Gov- |
enor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New
York, the Democratic candidate. — -

Republican managers concede) :
that the impression which President | HALL FOR
|
|
WORKLESS

Hoover makes at Des Moinés to-}

is-Atlantic liner

tial new Italian tra!
ted voy

Rex resumed her interrupt
age westward Sunday. J

 

“REBECCA OF
SUNNYBROOK
FARM”

With
MARION NIXON
| RALPH BELLAMY

An

Former Mayor James J. Walker
‘of New York, who was a pas ssenger
from Italy on the Rex, le ft the ves
lsel here and proces eded north by
ltrain through Spain to Le Havre
lwhere he will catch the German
liner Europa for New York.

et cae

‘Secretary Mills
InLos Angeles |
For Convention §

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5
tary of the Treasury Ogden Mills
arrived in Los Angeles yesterday, | @)
being kere to attend and speak at

 

 

 

 

Imperishable Story
Youth in Love

of

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

Wednesday & Thursday
“FORBIDDEN”

night will have much to do with
how the Middle West and West,
vote on November 8. The situation
in this territory is admittedly ser-
ious as far as the Republican cause | City of Seattle Providing Amuse-
is concerned. ment. Centre For Its

Secre-

 

 

WEDNESDAY REVIVAL

 

 

 

 

 

os of the wreck last Tuesday of

Iter Nevada on the Aleutian Islands

 

 

rae Unemployed la convention of United State | up haa He
SEATTLE, Oct. 4— Mayor John
F. Dore announced that the city|
FOR BODIES : had taken over a_ large vacant
store building on Occidental Av-| S
5 |
| enue which will be converted into} 66 BURROUGH
Japanese Freighter Oregon Maru 4g recreation centre for the unem- |
Hovers Near Scene of Wreck | ployed Installations in ‘the build-
of Steamer Nevada ‘ing will include a stage for volun-
|teer vaudevillle and other enter-
PORTLAND, Ore., Oc. 4:—In the’ tainments.
hope of recovering bodies, the res-; The premises will not be used
|eue ship Oregon Maru was still re-' for lodging purposes and will be | LONDON

{maining at the week-end near the onen from 10

daily

a.m. until 10 p.m.

purest’ GJ[|NJ AND BEST

the States Steamship Co.’s freigh-

|
Rally F or Yores

 

 

The Japanese freighter reported by
, Wireless to company headquarters

 

 

lhere last night that she had et) This advertisement is not puhlisted or displayea oy the Liquor
unsuccessful in her quest, People Was Held Control ae ~ one
—_—_—-——-- o § 0 T
Large Funeral Is On Sunday Night ~~
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EL

Held at at Stewart, On Sunday evening the service ih

First Presbyterian Church took the

; ee of a rally for young men and
Premier |

The Fish which made Prince Rupert Famous

| Victim -of Le on

 

 

 

; . ay j youn women. The sermon subject
Tram Line Buried on Sunday | was “The Man Who Wanted to Die” a
i was addressed especially
One of the largest funerals ever | pa sale ms qr lly to the 66 5
|held in Stewart took place there on Savery sakes Se ee u ert ra n
male irtet
| #unday with the burial of Thomas or
After the service a large gather- |

;Pollick, who was killed on Thurs- |

; ing of
iday morning last when three

the

ssembled in
a social hour

young people a

tow- . :
Church Hall for

on}

SMOKED

 

ers of the Premier tram line, if ir There wi el
. ( inging sre Was, a voeal §c
which he was. working, collapsed by Mi Betas C ’ at testa te
" ¥Y Mi LY ameron

Pollick being thrown to the ground | D ' . niet

: ‘ €iiciou refreshment wer ser-
jwith the bucket which he was rid-|,, , 5 were ser |

} ved, bringing an enjoyable evening oom
jing. to a close
« 2105e

The funeral took place under the |

auspices of the Canadian Legion | -

with Rev. Father E. M. Leray O. M.
I., the chaplain, officiating. Pollick;
was a War veteran, having been a,
prisoner in Germany for two years
He was single and had been in the

 

Prepared Daily By

Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C,

 

Daily Special

Look for our advertisement in
years.

 

this space every day. You will

 

employ of the Premier Co. for tare}
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iaillenerere ee get a real snap. This special

VANCOUVER WHEAT is good for 48 hours only,
VANCOUVER. Oct. 4: Wheat | aig bap Peas ay We de- - o—-

was quoted at 47'4c on the local | sYOE Be Genes Bet $8.00: 0

more free.

 

exchange today. |
Arrow Brand Golden Tip Tea

Reg. 45c Ib. $1.00

 

The New

 

H ( Ltd Special, 3 lbs. for
Postum Cereal
Hotel Ventral Ld, ae 18¢ PER HARD COAL
8 - , . stry F
homelike, cna harbor opie nevi 27¢ M
views. Oxydol—For fine

Rates reasonable. Spacious
sample rooms.
FIRST CLASS CAFE

ee ae per ton $11.50

 

MUSSALLEM’S

Economy Store

| 18 — Phones — 360
317 and 319 Third Avenue

Open at All Hours
Special monthly rate for
Rooms and Meals

Hotel Central Ltd.
First Avenue & Seventh Street

Minehead Coals $11.50 per ton

ALL COALS ARE IN A DRYSHED

HYDE TRANSFER—PHONE 580

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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From Vancouver—
Sunday—ss. Cardena . p.m,
Wed,.—-ss. Prince Rupert 9:30 a.m.
Friday—ss. Catala ................ Pm.
Ss. Princess Adelaide p.m. |
Oct. 8—ss. Princess Norah ....a.m. |
Oct, 17-—8s. Princess Norah a.m. |
Oct. 29—ss. Princess Norah a.m. |
For Naas River ana Port Simpson—

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) ri Sunday—ss, Cardena 8 p.m.
i From Naas River & Port Simpson—
Tuesday—ss, Cardena ....11:30 a.m.
For Stewart and Anyox—
Sunday—ss, Cardena ........ 8 p.m.
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