paqi
rotm
E.
T.
Kenney,
MLA.
for
Skeena.j
victoria
where
Mr.
Kenney
will
at-and
Mrs.
Kenney
arrived
in
the
city
!
tend
session
of
the
Legislature
from
Terrace
on
last
night's
train
.
Penins
next
and
sailed
on
the
Prince
George
for
look
for
this"seal
of
quality
m
ON
ALL
B.C.
DISTILLERY
PRODUCTS
H
SOLD
IN
3
T
oz.f)Oc
OLloz5
Go..tmM
of
B.m.h
Columbu.
Curol
Bo.nl
or
by
5
Piece
--
High
Grade
Living
Room
Ensemble
Regular
Price
222.50
Special
179.50
Including
i
3-piece
Modern
Chesterfield
Suite,
Reversible
Spring
Filled
Cushions.
1
Axminister
Barrymore
Rug,
9x12
and
1
Walnut
Magazine
Table.
elics
Furniture
Exchange
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Hours
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
COAL
TO
PI.E.SE
KVEKYIIOIIY
BatUsfactton
auaran-l
running
EiImmi
Albert
a
Coal
Uulklry
Vulley
Coal
Vamouw
Island
Coal
Prince
Ruperl
Feed
L'omuuni
PHONE'
68
and
858
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
Zarelll
Propritor
"A
HOMn
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Kate
$1.00
up
0
Rooms
Hot
&
Cc-ld
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
1SI
KAML00PS
FUNERAL
Obsequies
for
Late
Mrs.
M.
A.
Bur-bank
on
Monday
from
Roman
Catholic
Church
At
Sacred
Heart
Church
in
Kam-
REPORTS
ON
Miss
Noreen
Gibson
Tells
A.V.P.A.
Of
Gathering
in
Vancouver
The
regular
weekly
meeting
of
the
Anglican
Young
People's
Association
was
held
in
the
Cathedral
Hall
on
Wednesday
of
this
week.
Miss
Noreen
Gibson,
the
delegate
to
the
seventh
annual
provincial
conference
which
was
held
in
Vancouver
recently,
presented
her
report.
Two
very
interesting
facts
discovered
at
the
conference
were
that
Prince
Rupert
branch
has
the
distinction
of
being
the
farthest
north
and
the
farthest
west
branch
of
the
Association
ir.
ii
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Final
vessel
of
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
fleet
to
be
accounted
for
following
the
closing
of
the
fishing
season
on
October
19
the
Sea
Maid,
loons
Monday
morning
at
8
o'clock,
capt.
Henry
Dolron.
arrived
in
port
high
mass,
fully
choral,
was
sung
toaay
wun
a
caicn
m
bv
Father
T.
Murnhv.
O.M.L...
for
wmcn
sne
sum
to
trie
itoyai
r
.
vu.
ue
roc
nt
the
cnnl
nf
Mrs.
Bur-
at
7.6c
ana
cc.
Lanamgs
oi
mucn-
...
J
i
u
w.ifnnrifti.iiii
a
ttnrhnnk
can
DoaiT
are,ixne',u,u
(o
contin
DJS.O..
divisional
engineer,
Uanad-
c
in'.o
next
wot
alHiounh
l
not
lan
National
Railways,
Prinze
Ru-
nsifr
cd
likely
'
v.
u
b--
many
pert,
who
passed
away
at
the
end
:nore
at
Prna
Rupert,
of
last
week.
Many
attended
the
,
mass
and
there
were
a
great
num-
Th3
freighter
Evel.n
Burg.
Capt
ber
of
floral
tributes.
Interment
E.
Hansen,
arrived
in
port
at
9
o'clo-k
this
rnorn'n,
from
Ketchl-
was
in
Pleasant
Street
cemetery.
The
late
Mrs.
Burbank
went
to
kan
and.
alter
discharging
one
Kamloops
three
weeks
for
her
carload
of
mild
cured
.salmon
in
health.
She
was
accompanied
by
tierces
for
tramshtoment
East
oyer
w
Hch,rt
anrt
two
sons.
Allan.
Canadian
National
Railways,
sailed
15,
and
Hugh,
13.
She
died
at
the
at
noon
in
continuation
of
her
voy-Royal
inland
Hospital
Saturday
age
to
Seattle.
morning
at
the
age
of
43
years.
!
.,,,.,
The
deceased
was
formerly
Miss
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide
Pao
thP
rinnshter
of
the
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
is
due
in
late
Spencer
Page
of
Reglna,
who
nort
at
5:45
this
afternoon
from
the
was
in
the
government
service
In
south
and
v111
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
j
Regina
early
in
the
history
of
Sas-
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
katchewan
and
w:ho
was
well
known
j
throughout
western
Canada.
She
Delayed
by
extra
calls
on
the
was
married
to
Major
Burbank
at
way
up
the
coast.
Union
steamer.
Vancouver
In
January
1921.
uaraena,
uapt.
jonn
Koaen,
is
aue
Other
survivors,
besides
her
1m-
In
port
at
3:30
tomorrow
morning
mediate
family,
are
Mrs.
Porter,
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
6
wife
of
Rev.
R.
D.
Porter,
Anglican
a.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
minister
at
Mayne
Island,
and
Mrs.
and
waypoints.
S.
Wheatley,
Mayne
Island,
both
f
n,t,nm
arp
sisters,
and
Alex
Paee.
C.
C.
Kuchel,
Australian
scientific
nrvuTrir,nr'T,ir,i
wns
up
I
(IIMrrKrNI
r
wlnter
at
Seattle
are
"nding
dir
VVIll.
JLllJUill-l
nculties
ncuiues
in
in
following
following
thpir
their
,,c,,n
usual
the
British
Empire
arid
also
that
Miss
Gibson
had
the
farthest
to
travel
to
attend
the
conference.
Following
the
delegate's
report
the
members
repaired
to
the
Cathedral
where
Very
(Rev.
J,
B.
Gibson
conducted
the
Annual
in-
Af?
Ordlnary
constipation
beat
you
down,
but
Kellogg'
ALL-BRAN
aten
regularly
makas
you
feal
up
and
at
'em.
Try
It
I
7
COLORFUL
student,
who
has
been
given
a
two
.
Vancouver,
and
Lance
Page,
win-
f
next
ln
fashlonsJ
I
.
,
.
,
i
V4
lit
aw
"
ii.ni
a
yo
U6UVJ
I
f
nave
lAlira
rf
nkennna
t
rv
on
rrr'
rrt
I
fun,
iun,
girls,
gins,
,
,
music,
music,
,
dances
aances
and
anu
.
Tech
a3,4C
and
9c:
Polaris.
43.OOOrpoun0s,
r-"
"
v-"."r-iv-
.
ebastlon,
9c
and
9c.."
angl-h,finting
manager
(Jer-
.
ome
Cowan),
the
Jilted
millionaire
Two
Vessels
sold
halibut
catches
(Alan
Mowbray)
who
tries
to
put!
in
Ketchikan
yesterday
.at
9c
and
Baxter
oat
of
bUJlness.
an
Impec-j
6,c.
Thev
wern
thP
npiisnrp
31:
"nlous
Russian
prince
(Mlscha
000
pounds,
and
the
North,
38,OOo"Auer)
backecTby
Baxter's
enemies
pounds
,
In
a
rival
fashion
house
and
many
I
other
fascinating
characters
ln
'
Manhattan's
passing
parade.
Owlnir
tn
rnM
,r
,MM
ling
taken
up
by
heavy
recent
TVm
"
"J
M
landings
of
halibut
and
sableflsh,
S"CJ
a'
thenE
MrocnC
"?
hniihnt.
1
vpp1.
vesse,s
.u.'
Clubs,
the
Rainbow
Room
in
Rock-
v
custom
of
stowing
their
gear
ln
cold
storage.
IIAIC
SILVER
NKW
YORK:
(CP)
-Dar
all-ver
was
unchanged
at
4lc
pr
fine
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
market
today.
stallatlon
of
officers
as
follows:
President.
Robt.
Yerburgh.
Vice-President,
Miss
Evle
Rivett.
Secretary,
Ernest
Meadows.
The
meeting
adjourned
for
re
freshments
which
were
served
un
der
the
able
direction
of
Miss
Evie
Rivett.
Next
week
the
members
are
en
tertaining
the
members
of
the
Christian
Youth
Society
at
a
Hal
low'een
Party
jui
r
th
me
,,,
r.,.
i,,,i
i
,
ciciici
i.ui;ivvaii
uaio
ujiu
ballrooms
of
several
swank
hotels,
Madison
Square
Garden
during
the
Horse
Show,
"Fashion
Row"
on
Fifth
Avenue
and
New
York
and
Boston
theatres.
Several
new
song
hits
Include
"That
Old
Feeling,"
"Lovely
One,"
"Red
Hot
Heat"
and
"Fall
Fashion
Forecast."
Olof
Hanson
M.
P.
arrived
ln
the
city
on
last
night'straln
and
wl'.I
be
here
over
the
week-end.
f
rcK
to.
ORDINARY
TEA
'
tmkcm'
Girls'
Tea
And
Sale
Success
Delightful
Affair
Yesterday
at
j
Home
of
Mrs.
J.
K.
Gibson
I
The
whistling
wind
and
blustery
;
autumn
breezes
of
yesterday
added
to
the
bewitching
effect
of
the
Hallowe'en
tea
held
at
the
Rectory
under
the
auspices
of
the
Girls'
Branch
of
St..
Andrew's
Cathedral
Women's
Auxiliary.
Mrs.
G.
Dawes,
superintendent
.he
Girk'
Branch
received
with
Mrs
J.
U.
Gibson
while
Mrs.
C.
V.
jvllt
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Parlow
poured.
Miss
Chlea
Nlihitzaze
and
Miss
N.
Smith
were
in
charge
of
the
home
ccokmg.
Miss
E.
Smith
was
cashier.
Those
serving
were
the
Misses
Ooreen
Eastment,
Matilda
Larson,
Nancye
Dawes,
Frances
Dagllsh,
Edna
McLean,
Rosle
Cox
and
Nor-
:
een
Gibson
!
The
Rectory
wat
warmly
aglow
"
with
the
proverbial
Hallowe'en
col-jors
of
orange
and
black.
A
bright
fire
blazed
in
the
grate
while
pump-'kln
lamps
threw
weird
shadows
4
Tkjrv
r
1
XT,
over
the
spider
web
decorations
of
AllD
VI
A
I
oranBe
and
black
streamers
that
i
ll1A
u1,
;
formed
a
.canopy
over
the
guests
;
who
sat
chatting
cozlly
as
the
sharp
"Walter
VanRer's
Vogues
of
1938"jeast
wind
that
shrilled
around
the
At
Capitol
Theatre
1
corners
of
the
house
j
The
tea
is
an
annual
affair
for
the
girls
and
it
was
most
encourag-Heralded
as
real
new
in
screen!
ing
to
find
that
so
many
of
the
entertainment
"Walter
Wanger's
grown-ups
took
such
an
Interest
ln
Vogues
of
1938,"
begins
a
two
day
j
their
ef
forte,
making
the
tea
a
engagement
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
grand
success.
(hhIitU
t
TV
f
tin
rf
f
arc
n
trdirtaiif
.
n
i
i
iV.1
it
r
-
if
rflii
ILL
3
1.00
"B"
Grade
in
Cartons
Pot
Roast
Beef
Oven
Roast
Prime
Rib
Roast
Jg(
Pork
Lb
Butts
25C
Sparc
Ribs
35C
Lb!.
25c
BUTTER
1st
QGp
grade.
3
lbs.
Mincemeat
for
9p
Pics
2
lbs.
Sausaj;e
Meat
Q'aP
2
lbs
Ayrshire
Bacon
Piece.
Lb.
..
u
ced;
28c
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
FOR
RENT
Six-Room
House
Bath
and
Toilcl
216
9th
Ave.
W.
315
SECOND
AVE.
It
s
the
FU
IKxtrayanganza
vanccd
.
TKniv7il''
in
sj
VIW
A
human
l..
m
story
hv
n
";:utt
n
k.v,d,o
years
leave
oi
aDsence
to
carry
on
ueoree
uioo
icn
u
mio,
iics,
uiuuit.o.
-
icuu-
iLTrPhorn's
Fnnpral
Chanel
was
research
work
for
the
Australian
(morning's
,
,
.
train
,
for
a
trip
to
the
v,o
tn
rhorap
nf
nil
funeral
an-anee-!
government
ln
connection
with
the
,
..,i
Interior.
He
will
motor
betwoer.
mentsT
"
'
Hsherles,
wiU
arrive
in
Prince
Ru-'
r
-
"
t
Z
and
frlncc
.95
and
Major
Burbank
Touched
pert
at
the
week-end
for
a
period
includl
possibly
go
as
far
as
McBrlde.
an
cast
(
Maior
Burbank
was
deeply
touch-
of
study
at
the
Prince
Ruoert
Fish-1
....
V(.
,
n
Mlsrha
Allpr
Alftn
ed
by
the
kindness
of
the
people
of
eries
Experimental
Station
which
Mowb
Cowan
MarJorie
Kamloops
to
himself
and,
sons
dur-.w
fxten
"n
February
when
he,
6a.
McNuRy,
Alma
ing
their
bereavement.
Speaking
w
leave
fqi
Vancouver
whence
he
:
RbWipS.na
the
Wal-to
the
Kamloops
Sentinel
he
said,
will
return
tf
Australia.
Mr.
KU-
tM
Wanger
Mode-wh6se
beauty
"We
came
here
three
weeks
agochel
has
been
or
the
past
six
or
and
shapdlncsi
the
:rfoducer
has
almost
lotal
strangers,
because
6f
eifrttf
niontns
at.
the
Ha
llfax,FWi-
ramed
ine
creati5ns
from
three
the
desire
of
my
beloved.wlfe-
to
erlep
Experjrnental
Station
after
-tamous
des'i&ners.
&hd
furs
and
rest
in
peace
In
this
beautiful
place,
saving,
spent,
a
year
in
me
tinusn.
...
valued
t'
jnoo.
wnere
tne
surr
snines
ana
me
oeu-
-"
i-.
pie
are
kind.
WeubUrlcd-Mts.:
morning."
It
is
not
Th
story
revolves
around
a
he-
;-.
A.
A
'-..
.
A'
mart.coureler
(Baxter),
nereditary
r
our
crn
nauoui
so.r,
Burbank
thlSk
vgs
,
the
fasWonablb
blouse
of
within-the
Ecate
York
er
oc
myseU.or.my.
two
Doys
vex-
-
rS&V??
socfalite.
(Jo'an
Benneti
onn.lotlnn'.nf
V.P
friend.
lOHJ
ilS
UIUOWS.
UOriQa-
,UUU
-r'
..i
.
...Jr
t.
A
fS:.!
40.000
pounds
boundl
j)ikc
and
tQhWo.he
MsptuTOx;..-u
tvlrt..'
on
UMbutlneSW
the
mlot.'afe.
Baxter's
as
'kindness
nurses
at
the.
hospital
have
been
angels
on
earth;
the
priests,
the
sisters,
the
railway
men,
the
hotel
people,
the
physicians
and
the
citizens
all
have
done
so
much
that,
in
srjlte.JQi
.thei
sadness
which
we
feel,
it
seems
to
be
a
good
world,
after
alL"
Thp
'
"i.t.
uuu
uuuutu,
unit,
,
'
-
v..
ti
Who
jilts
"Roy
fe
SN
GWKCOUS
frirL.
.
."
I
notch
enteric
Jy
51
Dance
rmZ'-l
3JJ"
-vcrbe,
EwitiiiBly
Different.
I
all
in
beaut
f..i
i-
"
color...
t'
..
k
a
"
VI
I
JOAN
-w
ations
by
uorld
fa9mo
WARNER
BAXTER
BENNETT
In
Walter
Wanger's
Vogues
of
198
Ica
Re
among
the
first
to
t
1
1
.
.
.try
to
leave
your
ilrr
J
sweetheart
at
home
In
1
can
but
you
can't
so
ift
better
take
h.
With
MISC1IA
Al'EK
ALAN
M0WIJRAY
Entirely
in
the
New
Technicolor
(At
7:31
and
9:53)
ADDED
CARTOON
Mickey's
Amateurs
World
News
TOMOIIT
and
SATt'RDAT
Feature
at
7:31
and
9:59
2nd
Show
Starts
9:!5
i
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
SI
For
Best
Household
Coal
a
fir
THE
SEAL
uf
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
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Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
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MjJ
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w,thAa.?!:
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round
payroll
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Rupert