et PELLETED CPR POOR REL pte MeRgen renee eee Tate? . Pes The Ideal Virginia CIGARETTLE NOW ON SALE I2 for l5e 20 for 25e L “ALL THAT'S GOOD IN CIGARETTES” | terday, decided henceforth to hold its meetings weel 7 on Tuesdays in- * C.N.R. Trains stead of twice monthly as has been ease the custom since the club was For the East formed: Mondays, Wednesday and Fri Several applications for member- days 9:30 a.m ship in the club were received and | From the Eas duly dealt with. They will be voted | Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- upon later. | @ ays 8 p.m. — The club decided to hold a char- | y is spat ce R The Prince Rupert Gyro Club, at ity dance in December, the proceeds ' its regular busines luncheon yes- to be used in relief. work. | Gyro Club to | Meet Weekly Twice-a-Month Custom Dropped— Several Prospective Members Apply—to Hold Dance Advertise in the Daily News. NOW OPEN! in New Premises, Federal Block CAPITOL SHOPPE Ladies’ and Children’s Ready-to-Wear A NEW SHIPMENT HAS JUST ARRIVED OF Girls’ Dresses, Skirts & Sweaters All sizes and the very latest winter styles and materials A general invitatidn is issued to all the ladies of Prince Rupert to call and inspect our new premises and see our stock, Special Hard-Time Bargain Offer To Subscribers to the Daily News or Any Wishing to Become Subscribers All our advertisers have been offering special bargains to the custom- ers. Here is our contribution. Any person sending in a full year subscrip- tion now will get the rest of the year 1932 free. This applies either to new subscriptions or renewals. Rest of this year to January 1, 1933 THE DAILY NEWS Delivered by mail out of town one year from January 1, $3.00 FREE 1, 1933 Rest of this year to January ae ’ This is a very attractive offer and is made for a limited period to induce subscribers to pay a year in advance during the diffieult financial period. -*ayment may be made by check, money order or currency, The sooner it is sent the more you get for the money. THE DAILY NEWS Delivered in te cnry one year from January 1, $5.00 FREE DAILY NEWS Prince Rupert, B.C, GARBO | SPEAKER IN PICTURE Ss Three Hundred Head Report of | Splendid Emotional Vehicle Pro- Workers’ Delexzate to Ottawa | vided in “As You Desice Me” — For Swedish Star Approximately 300 members of} the National Unemployed Workers’ | Association turned out last night to hear the report of their delegate to the Workers’ Economic Conference which was held in “As You Desire Me,” eature offering on th Yapitol Theatre here, makes an un- ; isually good vehicle for a clever Ottawa from| , : j actress s chief part has a splen- August 1 to August 5. W. Mahoney,} |. : ‘ ‘ *’| did emotional range. For this reason} probably given to Greta} the. delegate, tjave a very detailed) | ine account of his travels and spoke for ea . mn | : Garbo who gives a fine performance | over an hour on g2neral conditions| i inn ; ,_|in the leading role. in Canada. In the course of his re- Winn sca ahaa > story concerns marks, Mr, Mahoney declared that young bride of an Italian nobleman | ol ; hide Ot ¢ advan me attempts had been made by the}? Royal Canadian Mounted Police to} * i | } f A \ as it the penutitia! stop worc?"s from attending the Greta Garbo conference but over 400 workers’ delegates were, nevertheless, pre- sent. He also referrei to the great difference of accommodation and food enjoyed by the delegates of the Workers’ Conference and those of the Empire Vonference held at the same timé Mr. Mahoney outlined conditions|} existing all over the capitalist | world and cont:.sied them to the; conditions exisiin: in Soviet Russ‘: | where, he dee'ared, the workers| were going forward every day in| Socialist constuction The time will | come, sald Mihoney when deten-/} tion camps will be opened up and| he urged the workers not to accept, them. He also emphasizerl the dan- | ger of war being declared on the} Soviet Union by tt.e Capitalistic countries, this being the only step! they can take in their effort to! erush Russia’s advancement A collection was taken for th purchasing of stamp étc., and the| meeting adjourned by singing ‘The Red Flag.” Keen interest was shown by all. present and, at the tcrmination of} his speech, Mahoncy was greeted by | tumultous applaus: ttpecae iden i School Insurance Will Be Discussed Whole Matter to Be Dealt With By Board of Trustees at Next Meeting in November The whole question of fire insur- | ance on schools will be discus the next meeting of the school trustees in November yf | ee which time the board will conside star ol - ee ire Me” at a report on the subject which vy ne this mid-week prepared some time ago by t cretary at the board’s request Trustee Fulton \try su that some money may be saved by is cut of m the calling for tenders, blanket basis. There a number of factors the matter which will require to be discussed The board ha from the West board as to the fire insurance ed at board the war ounding her rest of possibly l Italy by the enen i il Years are, however, | later one of he 1usband’s friends entering ir n t who h painted her is of th opli po r in mis torious de i re s found he received a request nm more n Vancouver school] bauchee. Her lif manner of han ] | | ind Cnaracter | illing|ecntirely dissimilar to that of the the schools here.| missing woman vet. whe he re pripecimvegnatiaie Italian family, she fits O. Nyholm, wh in he ¢ n ter and moae of | have been on a trip to Vancouver Ber returned to the city from the south|terlude had never occurred on the Prince Rupert this morning. |: turns to the Mr. and Mr lin in- rt en} n who ciaims| th proofs pear to be} leaves it GREAT... |S a SACRIFICE PRICES ... Montreal Importers have just received a consignment of— New Goods Purchased at such reasonable prices that they can be sold At 35% Lower the| | | racter | vival feature to-| lelightful Janet} Gaynor-Char rrell picture, has been che Westview Gets Sunday School {School Board Grants Permission to Presbyterian Church to Use School on Sunday i than elsewhere in town, 7 The board of school trustees last | inight granted a request of Miss |Ruby E. Blythe, Sunday School worker for the Presbyterian Church, | for the use for one hour each Sun- | jday of Westview School for Sunday| School: purposes. The request was | granted on condition that a respon- sible person, acceptable to the board, be placed in charge, that full responsibility be assumed for any damage that may be done to books or property and that any | other denomination be accorded a| Similar right without discrimina- tion, The chairman and secretary of the board were authorized to set a rental rate. It is the intention to conduct Sundav School classes for The complete winter layout can be bought here for men, boys and children, NEW SHIPMENT OF UNDERWEAR & SWEATERS It is a pleasure to show our goods, On city orders you get 35% more goods than anywhere else in town. Montreal Importers | tot Wednesday, October 12, i939 neuen AR Ra gy Wednesday & Thursday TWO SHOWS — 7 and 9 » Feature Starts at 7 & 9 pn, ADMISSION 15c & 50, THURSDAY MATINEE aj 2:29 Feature Starts 3:20—L5c & 35¢ GARBO in “AS YOU DESIRE ME” With Melvyn Douglas, Eric Von Stroheim, Owen Moore Mm, At the Height Of Her Glory The Strangest Love Story—Played By the Sereen’s Most Thrilling Star Sport Light—“Water Jamboree” Paramount News Comedy—“STOP THAT RUN” Screen Song—"“Just One More Chance” ee Wednesday Revival at 10:10—JANET GAYNOR and CHARLES FARRELL in “DELICIOUS” ee ® Friday & Saturday—LOCAL BOY MAKES Goop’ 22 ee cy Za Don't bury lannps blindly ! —— HEAP nameless lamps will often use three times as much electric current as EDISON MAZDA Lamps. So “look to the name” and be sure of getting all the light you pay for. 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