Prince
Rli
ctt
Daily
News
Monday,
lieccnilx-r
10.
l!i:l
Academy
Award
Picture
Here
;
he
M
ilt
her
impassioned
love
let-
ml
,
iters
In
the
name
of
a
youn(
'
'
inarticulate
soldier
she
thought
romc
,
5'
W'
she
loved
and
who
'
wooed
her
part
f
,
I'
with
Cyrano's
exquisite
poetry
Prince
I,
b'1
'
-
M
ri
Along
FRONT
JJOW
AT
POPUUrT
if.
An
Academy
Award
picture,
the
noted
"Cyrano
rte
He
nerac,"
comes
to
the
Tolt
m
Theatre
here
as
thv
feature
ol
ferine
this
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday.
The
picture
won
an
Orur
for
the
work
of
its
star,
Jose
Ferrer,
as
the
lone.-no.sed
poet,
swordsman
and
philosopher
who
made
life
hum
In
Seventeenth
Century
France.
The
picture
is
adapted
from
the.
famous
French
play
surrounding
the
romance
of
the
de
Bergerac
who
loed
his
beautiful
.uid
Kltimal
is
now
t;etuni;
un-
!
dor
v.
ay
and
i.ill
mil
.inv
u.m.i
I
ihj
i.e.tt
vva-k
or
r.o.
The
IVin-
I
c.-s.s
Louise
ariivcil
at
li
o'clock'
(hi;
pi.iiiiini;.
Luc
had
ninety-,
iilif-
'a
.en-;'r.i
lor
Prince
Itu-
l-crl
and
L's
tons
of
freight.
Out-i
1.011.1
i
c:
r,,o,
h"ii
tne
vc.i..-l
ha.
I;
at
l'j
r.m.
oh
lit;
return
!'
li.
i;i;lu1cs
a
considerable
T1
-J
,
4
I
JOSFERRER
'
O'
For
THE
ONE
Who
Counts!
t'assiar
Ili-ads
for
Alaska
hrniano
Exodus
Kcpluciiis
Fic.it
M.ikinc
her
first,
voyage
on
Hie
new
joint
fortnightly
In-h-nl
.crviee
which
will
be
lininUinird
curing
the
winter
by
th;
trunk
Waloihou.se
Lint
unci
British
Coiumbiu
Coast
Steamships
.Service
iCFRi.
ireit;hUT
Caesar,
Cacl.
William
Gk-csoii.
arrived
in
port
at
2
o'clock
yt'stciday
af-t
ni
on
from
the
south
mxl
.Siiileri
at
10
p.m.
for
Ketchikan,
.Skauway
anu
ocli.tr
.AWu
ijoniis.
Coming
north,
llie
Cas-,siar
had
called
at
Powell
finer
quantity
o
io
tiicluifs
bein
v
Award
l0
young
cousin
with
all
the
ardor
i
i!
o.t
by
l,;:'ai
wholesalers
Kcmuiio.
.K"
Winner
oi
a
ureal
iieari
diil,
Dvcau.se
u
r
his
distiKiirini;
nose,
never
made
tvkien.i
River
Tile
Driving
Co.
this
love
known
to
her.
Instead,
1:;
fi':;aRrd
now
lu
the
mil
Unit
iul
"
T'
muvii,,,
"
t
;
w
l
'
wh,h,4
I
j
!
I
.
.word
thrust,
home-
f
fill
I
'?om"
diei.
.
f
tf
If
I
I
I
oman
thrilljrj7
J
ol
n.
w
lJci).,rlmriit
of
Transport
llii.it.;
oa
tlii.
lm-al
waierfnuit.
I
Taking
Island
to
lo.id
newsprint,
fur
Ketchikan
l,,ulv,'.4y
between
Armour
Salvage
and
Juneau,
at
Kemaiui
with
Lo.
and
Canadian
Pacific
Hail
ll
U
1
MANPOWERS
Prince
Souih
machinery
and
equipn.e
for
Alcan
construction
and
at
VVat-:
.in
Island
witli
cargo
for
Columbia
Cellulose.
The
vossil
is
due
hack
here
early
next
week
.s
sui
hbound.
You'll
Find
St
At
WALLACE'S
Of
Course
r,y
Only
Ti
iiiiulary
I'ali
him;
I'.cimr
ilaile
wl
lliK
Hole
at
lry
IKk
Here
way
docks
lo
vcphu-e
the
former
i.oats
wnieh
lutu
been
gradually
.i.stnt
;,)
luinjj
and
which
sus-t.iti.cd-
linal
damage
in
recent
gab
s
that
swept
the
waterlronl.
A
complete
Job
is
being
done
:
l.n
lint;
fioin
the
cmcrete
fool-m,v
up.
Pouring
of
concrete
is
now
in
progress.
Todoy
to
Wednesday
Eve.
Shows
7-9:05
p.m.
V
Cf
T
nipoi-iry
jvii.-hiv;;
is
underway
at
the
local
dry
dock
on
the'
British
Columbia
Steamships:
A
a
,
total
,
i
7",
'T
I
freighter
Island
Prince,
which
of
1.0
jU
construction
;whs
,tIul
y!
ramm,,
p;l,uy
Rlink
b
'
"d.
'"'"Pany
olI.ciaiS,n
f,sh
hll;lt
M,,;,r
Ulv,c
,
will
!
brd.iifiil.
out
from
KillmatJ
u
...
LINGERIE
HOUSECOATS
HOSIERY
HANDBAGS
UMBRELLAS
GLOVES
TOWELS
BLANKETS
TABLECLOTHS
DRESSES
SKIRTS
With
("apt.
John
Hotlen
:i'-k
in
command
after
taking
vacation
in
Vancouver,
Union
steamer
Camosun
arrived
in
port
at
1
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
lrom
Vancouver
and
waypomis.
She
sailed
at
U
p.m.
lor
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
.she
is
due
back
here
tomorrow
southbound.
Passengers
disembarking
rum
the
Camosun
at
Prince
Rupeit
were
Gordon
Wasend,
J.
Kerry.
C.
Anderson,
E.
G.
Ryan
and
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Slova.
i,-,,
r
-
ween,
imi
loo
vv.i-i
win
oe
I
U,e
c"rl,sll's
towed
to
Vancouver
tor
pcrnian-h
h
t
.:d.iy
season.
Two
eiclal
trips,-.
.
rl.,,..r
will
be
made
hv
a
CPR
Some
of
tlic
cargo
is
being
probably
the
Piincess
Kathloeti'
VALLACE
S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
I
tne
lir.s.
I3eccnih.
r
17
n,.H
D.o
taken
out
of
the
Island
Prim-rand
some
will
be
taken
back
Miond
Divember
2!).
Return
south.
.sailings
will
be
during
the
first"
HMlM'r
INMM
b
j
he
vesst
l
was
taken
on
the
ii
in
January.
j
$U4JUiF
n
On:t.
I
frankWaterhouse
tanker
c.
,
Wllll,m
u
H
Union
steamer
I
A
Two
Shiploads
FENTION
Caot.
James
Hunt-T.
arrived
tr.
in
port
at
9
o'clock
this
evenin-from
Vancouver.
pou
ai
o:i
last,
evenni!:
inmi
pontoons
at
the
dry
dock
at.
the
week-end
and
a
RaplnR
lo
by
!
4-loot
hnlo
was
found
on
the
port
bow
under
the
walerlhie
i
It
is
expected
she
will
be
ready
j
to
leave
by
Wednesday
or
Thursday.
A
tuy
Is
cominn
north
from
Vancouver
to
pick
her
up.
Caul.
William
Owlon.
First.
Masset
Inlet
points
ana
sailed
,u
OfVVheatHerei;
I
o
ciproc
p.m.
lor
Vancoiivi-r
:n..l
u
:w-
'uints.
Lighthouse
tender
Alexander
Mackenzie
returned
to
port
yes-tevdiy
alter
a
week
in
the
Gardner
Canal
area
where
Capt.
Nermati
MacKav
and
lifs
ere
:"
r
4,v
.
.v-u
.;
it
'"C
a
'
.4'
Nfate
James
Galbraith
and
Chief
KiiRinerr
H
Da
wo
are
sailine
for
MOTHERS!
Don't
Ic-t
cure
of
Ihc
children
stop
you
from
votinq
December
13th.
Simply
call
either
o'
the
two
numbers
listed
below
and
book
a
:-itter
on.
-J
trensoortation
to
and
from
the
polls
Moke
vour
reservations
as
soon
as
possible
bv
calling:
W01
lii.stailitii;
Ushts
as
part
f
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
Lml-
TOIUV
I.,
HIDNKSU...
-
;e
S.i.m
;,h
Nisbt-'
jjW!CitC'i'iyncittt!tT1.-fJtttWt,..
I
A
MAN'S
CHOICE
FOR
CHRISTMAS
tonight.
in-.'
pruur.iin
ol
iiriivutiim
airi
.N'b
'man
Wiamnlf.
murk.
;
ii
,
specialist
for
the
United
states
Department
of
Interior
Fish
and
Wild
Life
Service
at
the
fisher-it's
products
laboratory
at
i
i-cmkan,
sailed
last
nifcht
by
the
I
a.ssiar
on
his
rem
n
north.
He
'.'lad
been
here
since
last
Thursday
looking
into
frt-i.tlu
i.ues
lor
transshipments
from
Canadian
National
Railways
imita
through
here.
He
also
vUiled
ise,:.-'
-
,i
Eros,
reduction
);;;
!
...
Port
Edward
with
a
view
to
set
d-ing
one
of
Lie
.scier.-.is!
s-It
oin
the
Ketchikan
laboratory
'hereto
study
methods.
Prince
Rupert
elevator
now
contains
about
enough
wheat
lor
another
twr
shiploads.
A
Japanese
vc-sel
is
booked
for
the
local
house
in
Deceryber
but
its
identity
has
not
yet
been
revealed
nor
just
when
it
will
be
here.
,
Grain
is
moving
steadily
into
the
elevator
from
nun
hern
Alberta.
Five
hundred
and
twenty
cars
have
so
tar
been
delivered
.since
the
movement
started,
Oil
having
been
unloaded,
and
7(3
ears
are
now
on
the
line
west
of
Jasper.
With
one
vessel
having
loaded
315,437
bushels
at
the
elevator,
there
are
now
.580,581
bushels
in
tne
house.
iO0
Vk
20
!
Terrace
Civic
S
Centre
Folding
i
TEKRACE.
Terrace
people
j
continue
an
indifferent
attitude
!
toward
the
future
oi
their
Civic
j
Centre
which
lias
fallen
upon
'evil
davs
flnanclallv.
"
J&
1
r3
-Zli
'S'
'
"
-
r
THIS
SERVICE
to
BF
PROVIDED
IN
THE
CIVIC
INTEREST
Bv
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
Co.,Ltd.
to
navigation
to
the
new
A1-.
a:i
port
oi
iieii.i.iui.
Three
li-hts
were
in.sl,iii,(
hi
that
area
within
a.s
many
da;
s.
Terrace
Seeks
Better
Service
ILIiKACE.
Claiming
that
l'Hiie
local
officials
have
not
artequate
consideration
-to
the
claim,
the
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
Trade
Is
to
carry
its
case
lor
more
adequate
liiflit
and
express
handling
fa
-il.tie.-
at
Terrace
direct
to
the
p.c.ioont
ol
the
Canadian
National
liauhvays,
Donald
Gordon.
Particularly
a
.nod
i
:n.
.-eased
fieiptu
and
express
vts'iious-:
.spa.-o.
The
brief
,
being
txv'.A
ap
Unit)
days,
however,
to
giv.
Bernard
Allen.
British
Columbia
itt
inauer
ol
the
railway,
opportunity
to
consider
the
matter
further
following
a
report
from
C.
A.
Horner,
divisional
Some
$50110
is
needed
to
put
;
the
building
In
shape
in
coin-:
pliancc
with
lire
and
wiring
I
regulations
and
also
to
pay
o!f
;
outstanding
obligations,
A
poorly-attended
meeting
of
;
citizens
was
held
last
week
to
i
consider
the
Civic
Centre
crisis
but
no
solution
was
reached
so
It
looks
like
the
establishment
i
'
will
have
to
be
closed.
j
Tile
director,
John
Simpson,
!
mm
JU
r.
i
n
PEROW
Frank
Waterhous"
.-elshl.-r
C
liiiliwiick.
Capt.
Ciorficld
P,
ii-peily,
was
in
port
during
the
week-end
loading
41115
cum
;
,,f
.salmon
lrom
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.'s
cannery
here
lr
do-liv-iy
to
Vancouver.
Coinin;-no
th.
the
Chilliw.tek
dt
livei-oii
301.
.CCD
feet
of
lumber
from
Pou
Alice
to
Kitimat
and.
before
ai-rivin,;
here
at
10:311
Saturday
morning,
had
load-d
.,.
Ions
of
salmon
oi'
at
N".-l,oa
Bros..
Port
F:dw;
-.1,
th
cluv
eylir.d:-rs
at
Wntsou
Islam.
NOTES
Po
row
is
literally
"in
tin;
dark"
those
days
since
the
tuts
Iruck
has
been
unable
to
cross
the
bridge
at
Houston
to
deliver
gas
here.
ha.-
quit.
For
hc
slippers
i
wort's.
.
.
Don't
Mrs.
J.
Fontaine
has
Rone
to
Edmonton
where
she
will
enter
hopital
for
surgical
treatment.
The
Forsylhe
imiily
from
liiiinar,
'Sakatehean.
have
taken
up
re.skten.-e
at
Perow.
our
comfort-gi'ii
Harvey
Forsythe
has
returned
to
Quesnel
with
the
sawmnl
he
purchased
here.
selection.
Geo.
Hill
&
Sons
Ltc
l'riiicc
Kuport
T.
M.
William.s.
J.
Moloney,
C.
Petersen,
J.
Souter,
Bert
Har-wood.
J.
Lagos,
J.
Berry,
L.
Kar-mel
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
E.
ivloigun,
Vancouver;
F.
Molin
and
J.
M.ickie,
Watson
Inland;
Nc.s,
Hansen,
Seattle;
C.
Ncw-hupr,
Itobin
Edwards,
W.
Osborne
and
K.
V.
Holland,
Terrace;
J.
t
stokes.
Victoria;
Pat.
Dttvis.
Iciracc;
T.
Rune.
11.
vvii-.e
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Cormier,
.mihip
;;
.j
Uolloway,
Calgary;
'ai'..:
lloleoinlio,
Prince
George;
i
;r!
iin
K.
Ito'iianc'f,
B.
Fre-stad
and
'Ii,m
Y'oik,
i
:
;
c.
,
Gates,
Hazelton;
E.
ju-
uvt
i-.ii..t
i
.
VI.
l
eniold,
Lir.nont
;n,
G.
L.
Sim!).,o!i,
city;
c.
H.
D'-ake,
Mi
-I'i,:,-
Con.sti,b;e
Weimkcn,
Ma;
j'l;
Lnnie
Uobertsou,
Prince
(ieor-.c;
M;
t.
A.
Cri.
t
and
lani-
i
James
Griffiths
S'
r-:itn
-iiiji
Co.'s
tug
Mogul
and
barge
:ti:
iffeo
were
ai.
Watson
Island
.Saturday
and
Sunday
,
with-
15(1
tons
of
liquid
chlorine
for
Col-
,
nnibia
Cellulose
Co.
It,
was
the.
j
monthly,
voyatjo
north
of
the
t.jt
Tit
with
this
material
fjr
Hit
'
pulp
mill.
Phone
Block
I
Box
737
11
-
f-
'a
nitefr
I
J
o.i
wan;
4
sell
,
a-'vertise
:
V'
lhiM!j.Vl
cla..sillll.
:
T
"
'.
i:i
i
.No
Motor
transport
l.ned
up
at
il-.e
Caradian
Pacific
Kailways
dt
,-k
toaay
lo
m-.-et
Ci'H
steamer
Prinres.s
Louise,
Capt.
John
Campbell,
and
whisk
off
to
titi-foil
Give
nir
busr-
a
ven'v-thrrr-
ilv.
Mas.iei,
C.
W.
Swansori.
,
workers
from
Alean
ronstruc-
.
:
Vsvn,-
-
,
,
i
'
'Aa
I
!
l
on
at
K"inno
Lav
who
ho:i
d
Bull-dale;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Stone,
Burns
Lake;
H.
A.
Mac-i
'oii'-.al;
and
S.
L.
Simpson,
Ma.s-
sel.
f,ttcee.s.sivc
extra'
llirhts
of
Canadian
Paeif
c
Air
I.iiM
for
delivery
on
l.:i
Van:-ouvr-r.
The
pre-Christmas
exodus
Ir
un
Kemaiei
1
switched
to
Marvelube
for
correct
lubrication
f
'
V
'
Va
indoor,
ond
h
wiflw
-
fc
,.)
ri
'j
I'iF
rd
h"""
""'
'or
::
1
)"
).',tt
more
engine
protttlion
under
all
is-i
t-'
a''waM
-
-I'i
...
.,
...
.nu"""
BO
3
At
hut,
a
fMt-cutting
chain
w
imi
e.
;
without
ovr-working!
The
new
McCulloch
wngM
"
pounrJn,
yet
develop
a
fuU
3
horaepower.
driving
tonditions
with
Marvcluhe
'
the
l!eay-I)uty
motor
oil
that
meets
tar
manufacturers'
spetifaations
for
torrett
lubrication.
Manclul-e
is
;.
detergent
motor
oiL
Ii
.Tit
ot.Jy
lehriiates
it
i
leans.
A
tleati
engine
free
from
gum,
sludge
and
abrasive
panicles
I.ims
longer
and
gives
you
more
inn-Me-frce
performance.
Let
your
.
Imperial
lisso
Dealer
protect
the
investment
you
have
in
your
tar
with
his
"Cart-Saves-W
e;ir"
servke.
And
look
et
these
feature
to
peea
up
mtic
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