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TEACHERS

 

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Various Questions Discussed

 

 

The annual meeting of
Prince Rupert Teachers’ Association

A FULL LINE OF

Ladies’ and

Children’s
Ready-to-Wear si

New Goods, all of Latest Styles | The past year had been a trying

and Materials e lone. The inability of many of the
F ch ct. 7

WILL OPEN

for business

Wilson in the chair.

 

president referred to the

in New Premises in

Federal Block

lyouth to obtain employment
resulted in many returning to the
classroom who would otherwise}
lnave been in positions. The ques-
|tion of the suitability of the present
ore of studies to mieet modern
‘conditions had been keenly de-

Prince Rupert Ladies are invited to
inspect the new store and goods

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MEETING

- J. S. Wilson Re-elected President—|

the
took place last evening with J. S.

In reviewing the year’s work, the;
several |
changes that had taken place in|
lthe staff, voicing the congratula- |
|tions of the members to those who|
had left for higher positions. The}
jsympathy of the association was |

. ‘extended to W, W. C. O'Neill and|
Third Avenue |Harry Gilliland in their reer

had |

 

GREAT...
SACRIFICE
PRICES

Montreal Importers have just
received a consignment of—

New Goods

Purchased at such reasonable
prices that they can be sold

At35% Lower

than elsewhere in town.

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Wednesaay, October 5, 1939

 

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TWO SHOWS — 7 and 9 p.m,
ry 4 f Feature Starts at 7 & 9 p.m,
Pt teee (> ADMISSION —  lb5c & 50¢

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THURSDAY MATINEE at 2:30
Feature Starts 3:05—L5c & 35¢

 

 

BEAUTIFUL—

BARBARA STANWYCK
wa stu mee “EQRBIDDEN”

The kind of a girl that every man marries or regrets that he didn’t.
Comedy—TOM HOWARD in “MEET THE WINNER”
Novelty—“MAGIC CITY” PARAMOUNT NEWS

A Story You'll
Never Forget—

WEDNESDAY REVIVAL at 10:25—LAUREL & HARDY
n “PARDON US”

FRIDAY and SATURDA yY¥—"TOUCHDOWN”"

ars eaeene ae el

 

The complete winter layout
| can be bought here for men,
boys and children.

i NEW SHIPMENT OF

| UNDERWEAR &
SWEATERS

It is a pleasure to show our

goods,

 

 

 

 

M il 5 dul , October 8 an und 29 mn. ee i. 3W bated and many suggestions to |
a che e PR oi So, ; ther jmeet altered conditions had been
ae atte gt aoe Ame 7 9 ay 5 ea er considered. It was necessary not to} Montreal
em ere aioe ened ; pm | ls wae Se th Pe stampeded into short-sighted
} eee pan, wi | ai - z i ea saane| jdecisions that might have an ad-|
For the East— | From Stewart and Anyox— ee a - aa cage et, | verse effect on the next generation. | mporters
Monday, Wednesday and Friday! Tuesday... 21:30 a.m, | Pempetnenaay 56, seaooen Sas. A pleasing feature had been the
5 8:30 am.| Thursday 8 p.n.| Langara—Clear, moderate north strong membership of the B. C Third Avenue
lye . vesterly wi roug 8 :
From the East— For Queen Chariottes— cae me aoe giant a th iTeachers’ Federation and, as far as
Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-| October 14 and 28 9pm ae at aah ess rong north prince Rupert was concerned, prac-
day ..9 p.m. | From Queen Chariottes— Sead 1 aaa ous heii tically one hundred percent mem- LIBERAL CONVENTION IS ‘
. or 12% 26 am i. bership. “DGED ' J ING
For Vancouver ; October 12 and 26 a.M | northwesterly wind, barometer, 30.- 7 p os Ba PLED( ED TO MAINTAINING :
on is p.m | For Naas River and Port Simpson— 32, temperature, 56, rough sea. eaehioe ad of ‘ao aad PACIFIC GREAT SASTERR
sursaay p.m); Sunday . 7 pm pili a8 é : xe- Laila
| gs ey Me cutive and the various committees (Continued from Page 1)
ee 3,12 and 24... 11 p.m | trom Naas River and Port Simpson | Miss Alverta Hall sailed yester- for their hearty co-operation during | ~~" :
CHOOSE. 2, 34 Bt p.m Tuesday, 11:30 a.m ‘day afternoon on the Cardena for the year, On motion of W. W. C seorge (0 Prince Rupes Way eyer
From Vancouver— For Alaska— her home in the south after cpyei. ih hearty vote ae iain ior to that to Vancouver.
Sunday ws P.M | October 8, 20 and 29 am. spending three months visiting . a. ansenial Mr. Wilson. | The wording of the resolution
Wednesday 9: 30 a.m. From Alaska— here with her sister, Mrs. J. For-|; ‘he result of the elections was as|¥** °° follows: “Whether the Pa-
Friday p.m.| October 3, 12 and 24 p.m. man, Biggar place. follows: cific Great Eastern Railway is sold
wee ee .| Presidént—J. S. Wilson. or ” mee by me qayeraneny it -
Vice-president—W. W. C. O'Neill Corin policy of this party that
Miss J, /COmtnu«e d operation of the railway

Secretary - theasurer
Rothwell,

should be
Other Resolutions

insured

Executive—Miss M. Sheil, Miss E 7 vs :
Mercer and Mrs: B. Walker = ae ie ae ee ot
Press ¢orrespondent—J. S. Wilson. ae endorsing a national
nking svsten rino the in-
Refreshment: convenor—Miss_ s,)2¢"*n8 system, urging the Domin
upport farmers A meant oped
Geographical ;, representative—J. |" ee
S$. Wilson scheme at the earliest pos-

FILM VERY

of Central B.C.

The farmers and gardeners of Central British Columbia are
making an effort to supply the Prince Rupert market with vege-

 

Barbara Stanwyck, Adolphe Menjou
and Ralph Bellamy Splendid
i in “Forbidden”

 

“Forbidden,” which is the

 

: mid-
tables, fruit, potatoes, poultry and eggs and other products of the week feature picture on the screen
* ‘ of the Capitol Theatre here, has in
district. its leading role Barbara Stanwyck
who, although her film career has
been short, yet already ranks
_Prince Rupert people are asked to encourage this movement by among ‘the leading emotional a

jtresses of the screen. Miss Stan-
asking for Central British Columbia products whenever prac- wyck’s part is that of a woman who
sacrifices her own ambitions to be
ticable. Co-operation in this matter encourages merchants who \the secret power behind a man’s
buy from farmers and if the farmers are prosperous it will be an Soe vn widen oc
é as e we an who is torn

encouragement for others to take up land and thus add to the paper Conley nae Wey Ih Se
end, is helpless against her great

buying power of the whole northern and central part of the pro- jlove. The dramatic characterization

: is said to be a very fine one

vince, Proving that he can be mors
than a gay boulevardier, Adolphe

;Menjou in this picture plays the

¥ipart of a lawyer who engages in a
flirtation while on a vacation trip

| without his wife. This flirtation de-

Householders can help

‘velops into love and leads
complications but, despite it, Men-
jou’s career ultimately leads him to
the governorshi;

to many

by keeping this in mind

 

3 ; Ralph Bellamy, who was so fine
and asking merchants for Central as the young doctor in “Rebecca of
B. C. products whenever possible. Sunnybrook Farm” which was here

at the first of this week, is vivid

and forceful as a newspaper editor
who is the enemy of Menjou. He is
in love with Miss Stanwyck.

 

Steamship Sailings | “TILLIE THE TOILER”

For Vancouver—
Tuesday—ss, Cardena ...1:30 p.m.|

When Signs

 

DRAMATIC:

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They Look Alike ..
bat what a difference

We
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HE nameless lamp is not “just as good”,
Look to the name EDISON MAZDA— it is

a mark of quality which protects you against
premature burnouts and assures you greatest

value for electric current consumed,

MADE IN CANADA

EDISON @ MAZDA
LAMPS.

CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. LIMITED

 

 

ressing the belief

shoald be made by

department of labor

} y irability

f cing a working

k in Jusiness and industry in

British Columbia |

Mr Mary Ellen Smith was re-

lected president of the assoelafion. |

V presidents elected included H

G.P of Prince George and H. F
Gla of Prince Rupert

 

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The New

SPER HARD COAL

per ton $11.50
Minehead Coals $11.50 per ton

ALL COALS ARE IN A DRYSHED

HYDE TRANSFER—PHONE 580

 

25 Taxi Garage
Sixth St.

Ride Comfortably

With Safety

Good brakes are a very ¢

Pianos For Rent

$4 Per Month and Up _e

Pianos Tuned, $3 tial factor in the suce

\ operation of a car, 80 ll

¥ blk ih sett at can't stop going try comin
W ALKER Ss MI SIC ind have them made !

A. M. HONEYWELL

Phone 25

STORE

 

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Thurs.—ss Prince Rupert, 10 p.m 7 En Vy

 

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Oct. 3—ss. Prin, Louise ........ p.m. | Disc ovERY J/ ‘ —
Oct, 12—ss. Prin, Norah p.m. | seep fA

Oct. 24—ss. Prin. Norah p.m. | ( |
From Vancouver— i

Sunday—ss. Cardena p.m. | i) //

Wed.—ss. Prince Rupert 9:30 a.m. f

Friday—ss. Catala p.m. |

Ss. Princess Adelaide p.m.

Oct. 8—ss. Princess Norah ...a.m.

Oct. 17—ss. 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

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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