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DAILY EDITION’ a irs Tuesday, November 1, 1932]

 

LESS SUN, . REVENUE
LESS RAIN INCREASE

During the month of October this

Customs and Excise Collections For!

 

year a total of 12.85 inches of rain

was recorded in Prince Rupert a Octeber Show Advance But
compared with 134 inches ‘in the Total For Year is Down

Same month iast year. Sunshin:« fo:

this October amounted to 44.9 hour Customs and excise revenue at
as against 51.5 hours in October last | +} port of Prince Rupert for the
3 month of October this year amoun-

So far this year precipita

ed to
riy : 2 © reache » tote!
Prince Rupert has reached a total $16.376.27 in th

tion in :
912,202.2 as compared with

same month last}

of 90.83 inches in comparison with
2a 9 , 5 ir. Revenue for the year 1932 to
80.64 inches in the first ten months : . .

. te has reached a total of $114,-|
of 1931. Sunshine so far this year i in ain de

eee il 47.18 as against $121,422.59 in the
has totalled 646.5 hours as com- ‘ ;

first ten months of last year
pared with 745.3 hours in the cor- ~ st re
responding period of last year ; aa
Fr ing is the official eathe: s °

summa! for October this yea a ] ut Arriva $
announced by R,G. Emmerson of

Digby Island, Dominion meteorok
vist American
Hichest barometer readine at sea H land, 24,000, 79¢ and 3c, Pa-
level. 39.35 on October 1 ric j
Lowect harnometer readir gp at sea Pacifi 28.000. Be and 3¢ Royal |
level]. 29.232 on Octoher 15 Sea Bird, 15,000, 6.8c and 3c. Stor-|
Moximum temperature, 67 on age
October 3 and 4 Atlantic, 37.000, 7.9¢ and 3c, Atlin
Minimum temr ature. 34 on Or- Tahoma, 10.000, 7.9¢ and 3c. Atlin
tober 22 sentinel. 16,000, 6.6c and 3c. Stor-
Mean n ire, 482
Total precinitatior 285 incl F erity, 19,000, 74c and 3c
Total sunsh 49 hours Storace
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ODDEELLOWS Seal Cove Wins

LEAD CRIB °

Defeated Sea! Ceve By Score of 17
io 10 Last Night—Emopress and

For Lacrosse Play’

As a result of the volunteer labo
f local enthusiasts for the spor
the Exhibiti Hall now practi-
cally in readi for the nlaying of

indoor box

next Monday

» which will open
wit h senior and

intermediate leagues in

The necessary boardins

nd netting

has been put up and it prom te
be a very tahle venue for the
eport which ey ten will en.
ioy a wide measure of popularity

PLAYING BILLIARDS

The postponed Junior Billiard}
Leatue game of William Stuart,
(Cold Storave) vs. Pete Pritchard |
(Les Canodiens) is bein nlaved |

this afternoon

SOUTH

Winter Sailings

From Prinee Rupert for
Ocean Falls, Powell River
and Vancouver,
Thursdays, 10.00 p-m,

QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
From Prince Rupert for
Vancouver, calling at Queen
Charlotte Island Ports. Fort-
nightly service. Particulars
on request.

TRAIN SERVICE
Passenger trains leave Prince
Rupert Mondays, Wednes-
days, Fridays at 9.30 a.m,
for Edmonton, Winnipeg
and points East.

Passports arranged for
Old Country sailings,

For information call or write
; agent, or
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Musketeers Second Seal Cove defeated Sons of. Nor
way by a score of § to 4 in a reeent
Meaty ¥ ne ary Ahi
Oddfellows, by defeating Seal bestponed = Fraternal ¥ aes
Cove 17 to 10 Jast evening, went into +e2eue fixture. The Jeading stand
exclusive possession of first place’ *7® to date is as follow |
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in the Prince Rupert Cribbage) - : W L. |
|Learue ov the Empres ind Mus- Canadian Legion 15 3 ]
ag r the Empress anc Mus Ce 7 7
keteers who won 16 to 11 over Eagles Emopres: + 4 a?
nd Grotto respectively. Last night’s | SW'!t's ] , |
~ague score we , follows St. Andrev 8 j |
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Canadian Legion 14. Moose 13 P
Seal Cove af v 7 FeO au |
i ol yd dfellow 10 oe}
4m pre 10, Bagit |
Emp : = ~ nent He cf
Grotto 11, N reteel 6 - _ .
Swift's 16. Elks 1 Musk rs f 12
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The Standing Seal: Cov ° 12
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Musketeers 3 47 15.7 :%
Swiit’s 3 44 14.7 '4
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Moose 2 40 13.3/4
Canadian Legior } 38 12713 =
Seal Cove 3 36 2
Grotto 36 12 f Y u 0
Faoles 36 9
| Eagle 12 I oll Mave Uver-
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DRY DOCK

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Operating three Dry Docks

tal capacity 20,000 tons

Shipbuilders
and Ship Repairers
Steel and Wood Vessels

fron and Brass Casting

ric and Acetylene Welding

| 50-ton Derrick for Heavy Lifts

Sawmill and Mining Machinery
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Tuesday

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Annette’s Month -End Sale

WINTER COATS

and DRESSES

FUR TRIMMED COATS Reduced to $24.50 to $17.50

A wide selection of the most successful styles of the season. Every coat is luxuriously fur
trimmed with huge collars, and sleeve trims in new designs. Colors are black, burgundy,
brown and green, in sizes for misses and women,

    

  
 

COATS & DRESSES

NEW FALL DRESSES GROUPED

To Sell at $5.00, $8.06, $16.69

Three groups of afternoon, street and busins
dresses, presenting some of the smartest styles o
the season. Ruff and sheer crepes, ali new wea,
feature new autumn shades of green, brown, navy
wine and black. High necklines, elaborate sleey
capes and detachable collars add to the wid:
shouldered effect demanded by the
juniors, misses and women—l4 to 20

UNTRIMMED AUTUMN AND WIN-
TER COATS OFFER

Exceptional Value at $12.00

Splendid qua!ity untrimmed coats, smartly styled
from winter weight fleck and novelty tweeds,
polo cloth and navy chinchilla. Excellent coats
for school, street and business wear, featuring
popular pole and tailored styles, in colors of
brown, navy, green and grey. Lined and inter-
lined. Sizes 14 to 20, 34 to 42. 34 to 46,

HATS! . HATS! HATS!

FUR FELTS—They’re new, they're smart; the pic ked styles of the fall season. Sailors
turbans, dip brims, matron styles. In all the wanted shades

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INDIVIDUAL HAND-MADE MODELS—Little new and chic hats are making dates for smart aft
with the new romantic frocks, Featured in finest quality velvet, soleil and fur felt $3 Qs
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Shoes and Bedroom Slippers
5 to 8 $1.95 BEDROOM eee — $1.49

Black, pink, blue a)

SALE STARTS 9 am. WED., NOV. 2.
9% SPECIALS Yee

SHOES—Odd lines: size

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Pullover Sweaters %5e | Pantees, 2 py Me
Purses 95¢ | Slins O5¢
Fabrice Gloves 95¢ | Nivhtoowy OH
Hi se, 2 pr. for 95¢ Rec > 9 ON
Sheets, each Met oe ee af
Pillow Slips, pr. 95¢ Lace Brassiers, ea. J
Dish Towels, 4 for 95c | Knitted Hats and Scarves Ide
Touse Dresses 95¢ | Blouses hess om
12 Felt Hats $5¢ | Comfy (Sanitary Napkins) 3 for 95c

  

 

 

 

 

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