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MO:(:Av
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7
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November
At
Capitol
1
1
TOMORROW
!t
In
BOOK
THAT
BLEW
THE
LID
ftr
.
I
rr:,i
j
lurnea
uown
(
'
SJl
R-'qut'st
by
a
city
reallor
ic
V
move
his
ofli.'e
buildin
from
Ka
IS
NOW
ON
THI
5r.
J
Starting
with
the
much-heralded
Disney
feuune
"Alice
in
Wonderland
"
coming
for
a
four-day
run
and
followed
soon
by
the
spectacular
"David
In
Bathshe-ba
"
the
Capitol
Theatre
has
an
!
s
i
.
v
1.
Interesting
list
of
picture
bookings
for
the
month
of
November.
The
list
Is
announced
as
EVERYONE
Ocloiirr
29
and
30
-"Mv
For-1
!
bidden
Past,"
Hubert
Mitchum
j
and
Ava
Gardner.
I
October
31,
November
1,
2
and
j
3
"Alice
in
Wonderland
"
j
November
4
"Crime
Overi
L(
ndon.
'
"Margot
Orahanve"
and
Cassino
in
Korea,"
idocumen-
j
C
:
TALKING
ABOUT
S
BUTTERICK
PRINTED
Z
PATTERNSl
.V
if'.''",
'
-
t
-
.
i
1
tary.i
November
5.
6
and
7
David
iml
Bj'h-dn
)a,"
Gregory
Peck
md
Susan
Hay
w
aid.
Novi
mber
S.
9
and
in
-
"Two
Flags
West,"
Cornell
Wilde
and
Joseph
Cot
ten.
November
11-
'
Inside
Story,"
Marsha
Hunt
and
William
Lun-
v
And
now
we
have
them-
cone
in
today
to
see
these
new
end
wonderful
easy-
to-'jss
patterns
with
direc-
J
tions
printed
right
on
every
a
pattern
piece.
See
ojr
wide
selection
of
exciting
new
fabrics
in
a
m
dazzling
array
of
colors.
Stvle
them
in
Butte,
ick.
4
K
Mliitt.
1
Ma;.sive
bridges
ar.'
symbol-
SYMBOLIC
SIGHT
wi'h
'.V"'"'t
!nei
the
c"!iimur,.l'
y
came
into
highway
through
the
heart
of
the
city
The
present
location
on
Ihisa
Avenue
to
another
location
o.i
Third
Street
was
refused
Monday
night
by
ciiy
council.
1.
Njrton
Youngs
info.'meu
council
by
letter
of
his
intention
10
move
and
applied
for
permio-sion.
council
discovered
after
naving
the
uildin,;
bylaw
read
,o
iHcm
by
U.
C.
Stewart,
super-iiiliTiuciu
oi
worko,
taut
a
icni-i.erary
permit
i,
'anted
to
Ml.
Young
i
to
erect
the
building,
had
rjen
wilhou'
qualaicaUon
in
the
first
place
"
Aid.
T.
B.
Black
was
the
only
council
member
speaking
in
favor
of
allowing
the
building
to
be
moved
and
vot?d
against
the
motion
to
refuse
the
request.
Aid.
H.
M.
DaspeU
said:
"Wht
n
the
buildim,
was
e
reeled
1
opposed
it
at
that
time
because
I
did
not
think
it
met
with
required
standards.
1
rtm
opposing
it
now."
According
to
bylaw,
"tenipjr-ary"
permit
for
a
class
D
wood"ri
one-storey
structure
can
only
be
issued
if
the
building
is
used
f
jr
a
place
of
assemblage,
such
as
religious,
carnival
or
exhibition
purposes:
as
a
temporary
workshop,
or
as
sleeping
quarters
for
construction
gangs.
'Tt
could
be
an
exposition
office."
quipped
Aid.
Black.
"We
condoned
the
building
in
face
l!
universal
rriticism..
If
we
are
going
to
entourage
a
better
class
of
buildings,
we
can',
allow
this
one
to
remain.
The
community
doesn't
appove
of
it.
We
can
be'
sorry
Mr
Norton,
bu
then
we
can
continue
being
sorr
for
everybody
that
wnnls
to
put
up
a
sh.ick,"
said
Al.
CUorg.-Casey.
AU1.
Black
held
the
building
would
be
an
improvement
over
the
surrounding
other
buildings
"ii
Til!
i
Street.
And
being
cf
"il.nv.
-
biirnini'
construction
wo.ilri
not
came
a
f'.r?
hazard.
"I
ivculin't
like
to
see
the
man
have
to
demolish
his
building."
being
through
the
Welland
Canal-
a
busy
wat
firquvnt
raising
01
these
bridges
during
the
11a;
gat
on
season
presents
the
Niagara
Peninsula
I
TODAV
OSL
7
-
9:05
PIER
ANGEI.l':"jOHN7H!Cfe
in
"TERESA"
steel
centre
with
one
of
the
worst
traffic
prob
f
.11s
facixl
by
any
Canadian
city.
iCP
PHOTO
1
No
Blame
for
Pnnco
Rupert
Dailv
Newi
Wednesday.
October
24,
l'JM
Idigan;
"Duck
Soup,"
Marx
Bro-ithers.
',
Novemlier
12
and
13
-"Darling.
How
Could
You?"
Joan
Fontaine
j
and
John
Lund.
j
November
14
and
15
"Dodge
;
City."
F.rrol
Flynn
and
Olivia
De
j
Havillitwl:
-Virginia
City."
Krrol
j
Flynn
and
Humphrey
Bogart.
November
16
and
17
'
Submar-
Ine
Coniniand,"
William
Holden
i
at'.d
N.mey
Olsen.
!
November
18
T
Killed
That
ijtronimo,"
Jack
Klllson
and
C.
!
WALLACE'S
:
I
DEPT.
STORE
;
HiicszsBnBEmiiiiii
AWO
SHARE
THE
fUW
Of
Ilk
A
Nanaimo
Crash
Young
Grits
to
.
NANAIMO
A
coroner's
jury
iJlAf
Conct
rn
'"CCl
Lrll
V-UUil
hvie
Monday
attached
no
blame
to
any
one
in
connection
v.i'h.
VANCOUVER.-The
Canadian
Bing
Crosby
in
Carefree
Comedy
will
the
crash
of
a
Queen
thi.rlolie
young
Liberal
Federation
hold
its
first
national
conven
iTii
Airlines
canso
ampnmian
on
ncaiby
Mouni
Bcnron
last
Wcd-nestlay
evening
with
lo
r,
of
13
lives.
The
jury
found
1:0
evidence
1
ol
ncgi
gence.
tion
in
the
west
when
It
tomes
to
Vancouver
on
November
8.
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laur.'.u
ni.iv
come
out
for
the
meeUu.
Pill
Br.ght
goucVnatured
comedv
;
Thundercloud:
"Hold
That
i,
of.
red
111
"Here
Comes
the
Baby."
I.eo
Goreey
and
Huntz
G.c;m."
coming
to
the
Tolem
Hall.
Theatre
th:s
Tiiur.-day.
Fiidayi
h
vi
!ii!mt
l'J.
an'l
21
'
D
.'-and
Sal
unlay
wish
Bin:;
Crosby
1
teetjve
Siorv
"
Kiri:
I)
iit'Ua's
and
in
a
role
well
tailored
to
his
'
Eleanor
Parke1',
casual,
oll'-lht-ruif
blyle.
The;
November
22.
23
and
24
--
"Mr.
can-free
ailair
!
Mars
p.-i
t
,
BHvlen
Rmc.s
the
Bell,"
Clif-J.uie
Wym.in,
sit
.
k
Alels
Kmi'h.
1
ton
Webb
and
Joan
Dm.
suave
Franchot
Tone
and
nit'.gt
d
;
November
25
"Angel
of
the
lames
Barton.
In
addition,
there
'
Amazon."
George
Brent
and
Vera
is
a
sensational
young
singing
Hoist
on;
'Heart
of
Virginia."
!ind
in
the
person
of
Alma
M.viia
'
Janet
Mart
in
mul
Robert
Lowery.
Alberghelti
and
a
French
young-',
November
25
and
27
"Dick
ster,
Jackie
Gvncel.
jTurp'ti's
Ride."
Louie
Ilsiyward
Bmg
plays
the
part
ef
a
re-;
and
Patricia
Medina
oerter
who
becomes
:tt.ichi(i
to'
November
28.
29
and
30
.wo
enea'ng
P.enen
orphans
'('h!;in
Lightning."
Humphrey
rhile
0:1
an
assiirnnieiu
in
Paris.
;
B"gart
and
Kleanor
Parker.
Tory
Odds
Lengthen
Huge
Seas
in
Alaska
Gulf
I
.
net
j
JUNEAU
A
sixty-mile
gale
bat'ered
the
weather
.ship
in
th
,J,i:t
ct
Alaska
Monday
night
,
..:-
40-loot
seas.
Aid.
Dar-'-.v
Gomez
felt
that
if
LONDON
Betting
on
the
Brit
-
"we
allow
that
bunaing
it
woula
ish
election
has
taken
a
sudden
'J?
a
n:cd
-xcuse
to-
others
t.)
singe
'in
favor
of
the
Coii?e:vn-
ereet
the
fame
type
and
that's
tivt-s.
Odds
again,!
Lab-ir
in
tlva
whai
we
-ant
to
gel
wa?
fr
m
"
gene.al
electi
-n
ThiiMluy
Uii.p-
AJd.
George
HiDs
a.4;?d:
pe(1
i!0,n
3
t0
1
ai;am.-t
to
9
to
2
rn
METIS
TPANCMot
fig
I
He
decides
to
give
thvm
an
Am-
JH2
Ships
ond
Waterfront
vvouin
mis
council
c?
111
iavor
against
nj
evening.
j
encan
home
by
marrying
Jane
of
erecting
S
similar
building-
I
i
:
where
this
one
is
to
be
moved?"
V
W
jinau
but
Jant.
who
has
wait-1
.
.
,,
...
.
,.
Union
steamer
C
iiquitlain.
I
ed
too
long,
phglils
her
troth
Capt.
John
B'tlci.
was
back
in,
!
with
her
milliona,
re
bo-.s.
When;
good
time
at
8:15
vesterdavi
JLP,
morning
from
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart,
railing
at
noon
for
Van-'
ihe
inim
giute
n
au;.ioniies
give1
i
Bir.fc
r.
w
.i;k
.0
get
niurrled
and
HERE
COMES
-
Arranging
For
Over
70
Dinner
Last
year,
attendance
at
the
Over
Seventy
dinner
was
considered
the
largest
to
date,
at
that
t'mr.
this
beinr;
shortly
before
Christmas.
Arrangements'
lor
the
annual
event
this
season
are
already
cori.rn.iicing
to
take
shape,
although
It
is
stiil
eariy.
j
THE
GROOM
liltl
idvfrtiienwnl
ll
not
pifbluhcd
o,
ditplayad
b
dM
Liquor
Control
Boor
or
b
tkt
Oovtrnmcl
ti
BiHiilt
Columb,.
r-rt
s
nd
his
youns
wards
home,
he
'
...
i
p'otr
an
upioarious
complicated'
rt-RfONAL
REMINDER
!
ctmipaign
to
win
back
his
lady,
WADENA,
Susk
(P--Ole
Inguls-
li-vc.
The
ensuing
scramble
is
iud.
88.
can
tell
you
the
day
of
packed
wilh
howling
situations.:
,h
wt''k
f,,r
all'
tia,F
1,1
1885
uL
.
,
..
,
,
!'
glance.
He
saved
his
calendar
dialogue
and
ofc
'
ia:p-edged
many
Uiat
yfar
that
he
brouK,
mu-ical
interludes
as
well
as
a
wilPn
(le
travelled
as
a
young
lomanlic
ttig-of
-war.
(man
from
Norway.
li.l
-4
1
.
FOTE
'Wi;i5
over
the
Intericr'
Evening
Shows:
7
-
9:05
o.m.
I
AMOI
S
Il,
',V!:itTi
To
Vnnei
inrr
itodnyi
D".
and
1.
t.
W.
Kerein,
11.
Archibald.
J
Pclc-rson.
Mrs.
McKinle.
J.
Pea
If-.
A
M
Mjrgnn.
P.
Hegg.
3
.
Woodill.
1
-
f-'aiu'spit
(today
1-G.
Tur-;'f-r
To'
Prepuloc.
J.
Atk'nson.
lo
p-rt
Hardy
1
tndavi
MI'S
V
Mp'Duiald.
T.
P.
Oormely.
For
Vaneouve-
Tuesday
iW.
h.
Ford.
R
Pntvin,
J
Payne.
C.
D".
i-!
..
R.
F.
Hamilton.
M.
Dotig-'a
-.
,C.
C.
Nelson.
S.
Zayne.
W.
"hitp'-W",
M.
Anlonshyn.
J.
Se-Mil
.1.
A
Hieks
in.
R.
W.
Little,
N
Aiide-
f-ou,
C.
Pilte.
R.
E.
Green.
P.
B.
Laird,
George
Viereck
and
V
Howatt.
-
2
mm
U
AMERICA'S
No.
1
COMIC
'M
A
.
l.
't
-
.Zst,.7.5fi
3
!
fo
Terrace
lo
Prince
George
Padre
Dumford
Now
in
Korea
!
1
G.oi'-.e
Evans
of
"Prince
Ru-i
pel
t.
se
ving
in
the
Princess
Pat
-
j
ricia
Regiment
111
Krjrea.
had
the
pleasure
of
meeting
Padre
Rov
Durnlord
lecenlly.
In
a
let',-,
r
:
to
,
Irs
father
here,
he
spoke
of
j
thi.s.
The
padre
will
be
reinem-;
bored
by
numerous
form-er
sol-
j
diers
who
served
overseas
in
;
Europe
and
is
widely
known.
He
was
rector
of
St.
Peter's
In
Prince
1
Rupert
s.-vera!
years
ago.
i
Fo-
JusWal'a
Tuesday
iW
W.
COMING
IN
THE
DAILY
NE1
99
ms
,i
On-:m
.
R.
Greene,
o.
ISou'tr.',
A.
Ci'veC
-apd
S
Kink.
an-.l
Inicrrncdiite
Points
For
Massct-
L.
Widen.
For
Vancouver
1
Mondavi
-D.
LUNG
DISTANCE
ROMANCE
-
'nwnty-iour
houis
afier
re-
1
jvmg
a
mairiagc
proposal
by-cable
us
she
piloted
a
bus
down
a
street
of
Swindon.
Eng.,
Nora
Malier
steeped
from
a
Trans.
Canada
Airlines
flight
at
Dor-v;.l
Airport,
Montreal,
into
the
arms
of
her
sailor-liancce,
Chief
Steward
Al
Andvrson,
of
the
Norwegian
freighter
S.3.
fr.;.
iiiun.
Triey
were
marned
s
,0
tly
after
her
irrival
and
.ulrt1
as
a
husbanci-wifp
team
on
tl.;
Sommen.
They
met
20
months
ago
at
the
Seamen's
Mission
in
Calcutta.
India
CP
PHOTO
I
Thr;c
Days
Weekly
Tc
Kitimat
ond
Kemano
DtII
Exceir
Fridays
fr
1
TERRACE
LONDON
Peter
Vargas,
21
-year-old
seaman
arrived
at
the
docks
to
see
his
ship
steaming
down
the
Thames.
He
dived
into
the
water,
then
struggled
to
sh'i-r
and
collapsed.
He
finally
got
aboard
the
shipafter
a
trip
,1-
ii
police
launch.
(
"..on
i-..
O
Peacock.
R.
Moore,
V
W.i'km
haw.
L.
Jones.
P.
W.
Ii:iHnvin,
D.
B
incher.
J.
Klassen.
.V
K-nowski.
Mro.
K
Smith:
M-ss
"
P
-stwl'i
M.
H.
Eavrs.
Dr.
L.
K
KjPc'Jich.
C
Whittlesey,
t
.
r-'Qucn.
F.
McGri
gor.
A.
At-k;n
on.
A.
Grilt
nwagh.
J.
Moorf.
''
Cc'lir.-.
C.
Krmi)
and
D.
Kil-'
day.
F-
fa
el
Mr.
a,
id
Mrs.
S.
I
.
Rii'm-oii.
F.
Claprj
and
Con-:
b
T'.
Wicmken.
VAST
OUTPUT
Whi'e
the
r'
vernment
pr
ntirg
Hi
af
Washinglon
occupies
a
n'ant,
..f
32
acres,
it
givos
lau-e
printing
orders
to
private
firms.
B.C.
LTD.
era
w
for..!
Msors.
Ag3nt
i
i
"line'.
Itnpii't
Terrace
"'l-r.r,"
n--k
!'I7
Phono
13
If
-
DOUBLE
QUALITY
y
xpress
your
rasr
in
floors
with...
for
5'
T7
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"-,
'
Mr
I
r
v'our
work
reouires
extra
sturdy
shoes.,
we've
qot
just
what
you
want.
Come
in
today
and
choose
your
well
constructed
work
shoe
built
for
comfort
and
hard
wear.
By
Rudolph
Dirks
times
have
only
brightened
J
luster
of
the
lovable
brats,
tw
mother,
an
old
sea
captain
an
the
host
of
other
characters
have
kept
Americans
laughs
Hard
Wearing
-
Inexpensive
-
Hygienic
Fasy
to
Install
and
Maintain.
Sec
it
now
ot
(ZfficrttS
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CAPTAIN
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indeed
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comic
-it
is
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forerunner
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Started
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in
the
1890's,
it
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the
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