PAGr
FOUR
From
The
Waterfront
These
are
the
purest
and
finest:
papers
cade-and
they
core
in
the
handiest
Booklet
J
The
fire
department
was
called
at
2:30
Saturday
afternoon
to
the
Toward
Linsett
float
on
the
water
tOUt
i
2i
1
AIR
LINE
wu-tfr
twentT
ratnntra
in
lpaYina
Montrpal
wmter.
u
one
in
oon
at
i
j
ujv
n4
a
fnrther
ten
afternoon
1m
skaewav
and
wr
irin?
Ottawa.
Aismn
wnw
aaa
win
sau
at
s
than
one
hundred
parcels
and
a
P-E3.
tsr
vincoBTcr.
TTLNTaPEG
WIIEAT
PRICES
VmrSJFEG.
Oct
18:
CP
Win-
The
Lieutenant
nlpeg
wheat
prices
were
off
i-
to
Mrs.
Matthews
put
the
first
par
fie
yesterday
with
October
closing
eels
aboard
to
open
the
air
express
at
62c.
out
of
Toronto.
Flower
and
letters
ot
greeting
to
the
Lieutenant
GoTernors
of
the
three
prairie
provinces
and
the
Pacific
Coast
The
packages
Iron
the
Government
House
party
were
handled
personally
by
S.
O.
Martin-general
superintendent,,
Canadian
National
Express,
under
whosejur-isdktion
Trans-Canada
Air
Express
serrice
will
be
operated
in
the
central
district
The
first
package
to
be
delivered
from
Montreal
to
Toronto
was
an
Oka
cheese,
the
gift
of
Mayor
Raynault
When
the
Initial
plane
from
Winnipeg.
"Flight
No.
V
armed
In
the
afternoon.
Mayor
Day
again
was
the
recipient
of
the
first
parcel
whkh
wa$
from
Mayor
John
Queen
of
Winnipeg
and
contained
fresh
smoked
-Winnipeg
gold-eyes.
Packages
of
these
succulent
western
Canada
fish
were
also
addressed
to
the
mayors
of
Ottawa
anctlJantreaL
In
Other
Direction
'
The
express
air
serrice
inauguration
was
made
under
the
super-Tision
of
O.
E.
Bellerose,
general
manaeer.
Canadian
National
Ex-
press
Montreal,
who
was
a
passen-
Important
Inaugural
of
Serrice
ger
on
the
plane,
accompanied
by
East
and
West
of
Toronto
w-
S.
Thompson,
director
of
pub-
licity.
Trans-Canada
Airlines,
who
will
ride
the
plane
to
Winnipeg.
transportation
in-
FLY
FOR
BIG
GAME
THE
DAILY
NFJVS
Tuesday
Constipated!
You
Should
Get
at
the
Cause!
Lcj
cS
ptcT-g
tfT
coal
be
TttsUx-
waboci
fcwjaeo
USPS
to
Uie
taeSiciae
ciaest
"I
dose
up
d
A
c
"
tbry
ttfl
you.
Ssi
Hoctan
taow
toy
Srt
at
tie
ccxe
zi
U
troaKe!
the
eaase
IX
you
ctT1
rxst
people
Oo-xatH.
pause,
ni
stiy
r
es0x.
-&xit
Aad
doesat
neaa
a
lot
of
looi.
Ml
a
tad
Of
tOOd
ttt
ISBt
WMEJM
ia
tfae
bextj.
bat
taw
-bdky"
tt-ik
ta
the
Jntert-aes
asd
hrfps
a
bevel
nwtest.
U
tfcM
tts
yoc.
ycfor
Ortrt
U
a
crsscsr
rfrriVT"1
cereal
Ko-loo'i
AS-Brrc
It
cooUi3
the
-twt-
jot
need
pia
the
ptat
intestSsal
totde.
rsualn
B,.
Eat
AH-Rrn
evT
(ilT.
drsJC
pSeaty
ot
wter.
aad
Jost
wauh
.
jiade
by
KeQofS
ia
London.
Ont
V,
Tne
Letter
iiux
FATHER
GORDON
AGAIN
Editon
Dally
News:
I
am
sorry
to
know
that
I
hurt
front
where
fire
had
started
upon
Toronto,
ocu
i.
-Tans-vn-
sir
William
Mulock's
presence
tne
delicate
sensiDiuues
01
mi.
icv
a
small
fishing
boat
from
an
orer-
aoa
ait
iines
expire
wu6ui-
ma(Ie
unusual
History
at
trie
in-
uunrua.
ajict
an
ue
u
j.
Europe
these
being
.heated
oil
store.
There
was
no
one
ated
out
of
Toronto
yesterday
in
an
auzural
ceremony.
The
span
of
his
long
way
to
enlighten
the
people!
the
Montclare
c,,i.
on
,
iw.mVr
December
3.
.1
4
h.
Th.
tout
YtA
Informal,
but
enthusiastic
way.
inn?
if
of
mnr
than
ninp
Hp-
of
Prince
Ruoert
with
regard
to
aijaiu
aw
Hww
www
-
-
w
-
-
-
nn
name
or
mimher
and
the
onlv
Long
before
the
plane,
was
due
to
cades,
reached
from
staee
coach
the
Spanish
situation.
But
If
mj
due
to
the
ownership
that
could
be
arriTe-
501116
bvmiieis
of
specta-
days
to
the
official
opening
of
the
eriUcal
attitude
gate
him
such
tors-
tacludInS
execuUtes
of
Tarious
Malton
Airport
When
he
was
a
"rude
shock"
then
all
I
can
say
is
Mampd
hv
thP
dPnartmpnt
was
oouineo.
oy
ine
aepanment
was
plants
throughout
south-
youth
of
about
fiTe
or
six
the
first
that
his
speech
of
the
other
erc-
that
it
belonged
to
-The
Gold
Dust
tilem
and
central
Ontario,
gath-
train
to
operate
in
what
was
then
ning
must
have
been
his
first.
Twins.-
Damage
was
negligible.
cred
at
the
Malton
airport
to
see
Upper
Canada
left
Toronto
on
its
I.
myself,
am
not
so
easily
of-
.
-
His
Honor
Lieutenant
Governor,
short
run
to
Machell's
Corners,
now
fended.
I
simply
thought
that
the
Six
western
vessels
landed
a
to-
Hon.
Albert
Matthews,
and
Mrs.
amora.
and
ran
close
to
the
Mnl-
word
of
one
loyalists
soldier
is
as
tal-of
210,000
pounds
of
halibut
at
Matthews,
accompanied
by
their
homestead
in
North
York.
That
Eod
as
that
of
another.
My
sol-Seattle
yesterday.
The
landings
aides,
welcome
CaDtain
R.
M.
Smith
in
urn
thpn
hp
ha
dier
is
a
deserter,
so
he
tells
me
were
the
heaviest
in
several
days.
nrst
Officer
W.
E.
Twiss
after
,een
railway
rerrice
develop
to
the
Mi5Ql
I
ask
him
to
read
the
ac-'
-
brineinz
the
biz
silver
airshiD
to
traTniinr
tnin
f
trvav
count
again
to
see
if
there
were
Mr.
Gunrud
makes
me
the
de
fender
of
the
Imur,
nt
cause
and
points
out
that
I
commit
the
hor-.
iOi-
c:ime
of
supporting
a
minority
which
dared
to
rise
in
rebel
lion.
I
may
be
pardoned
for
say
ing
that
history
and
pure
reason
bare
me
out
in
the
belief
that
sometimes
a
minority
can
be
in
moreover
tne
right.
He
suggests,
AtrTtomorl
"U?
huanalandJtCorSg
"Pe
P
and
the
KW'llor
my
my
authority.
authority.
I
I
be
a
deserte
influenced
land
ffamp
mimtrr
tHH
h
hrnnhli
i
.ji.j.-i.
-
packages
were
nut
on
board,
ranz-
.
7,
V
:
y
TOwwnaing
mcuviauais
as
,n
fr
rhni-
tn
',nr
,
1V
"""1S
U1
luc
y
Ernest
Hemmingway,
Herbert
Mat
tog
from
chewing
gum
to
motor
car
the
new
AfrIcan
&intrsUh
.
thni,;hw
nf
Atv.
accessories.
route
to
Windhoek
across
Kalahari
Mr.
Hemmingway,
in
hU
writings
is
Governor
and
desert.
J
v
.
i
If
you
wish
to
swap
somethlnz-
These
consisted
of
Try
a
Classified.
pies
are
in
close
harmony
with
the
doctrines
of
Communists.
Her
bert
Matthews
has.
figurative'
speaking,
been
hit
with
everything
,-cept-W9-eHypewriter
because
Mlm.STarTJjrwri
ridiculous
accounts
of
the
'a
Buy
an
Enterprise
The
Stove
Proven
by
the
Years
A
record
of
fifty
years
faithful
service
has
proven
that
you
can
count
on
an
Enterprise
Range
for
quality
in
performance.
There
are
over
250,-000
Enterprise
owners.
Every
one
has
bought
his
.stove
with
a
guarantee
of
complete
satisfaction,
and
every
Enterprise
Range
through
the
fifty
years
has
lived
up
to
it's
guarantee.
You
can
safely
rely
on
merchandise
that
enjoys
such
a
proven
leputation.
Buy
Enterprise
and
buy
a
lifetime
of
satisfaction
and
service.
Asjc
tile
woman
who
owns
one!
"Trd,'Areiiue
'""
-
'
'
fit
f:
,
'.
-
-rtt
m
.
:M-.iiBJiaC,..
,
..-i.
tii-
i
Up
to
$25.00
FOR
YOUR
OLD
RANGE
On
purchase
of
any
New
.
.
Enterprise
Ranges
Utorx
postively
should
not
buy
a
new
range
until
have
I
you
seen
these
trim
streamlined
19S9
ranges
now
on
display
at
Elio's.
These
range,
burn
Coal.
Wood.
Oil
with
Ulelt
liwTemenS
Improvements.
Enhance
the
beauty
of
your
kitchen
with
one
of
these
modern
raVje,
The
new
Enterprise
Hl-"FIred
Range
is
different
in
appearance
and
performance
to
.
you've
seen
before.
No
wicks-Instant
control-burns
garbage-heats
and
cooks
to
perfection-!
any
ranee
Its
New!
Quality
First
is
the
Enterprise
First
Law
thQiUaU&,7".t,Mt
"K
3,1
the
t,me
was
tne
law
that
the
Founders
of
this
Factory
laid
down
back
In
188.
And,
It
Is
the
law
today.
The
men
who
make
En-terprlse
stoves
are
highly
skilled
ex-pcrts.
They
are
proud
of
the
fine
reputation
their
handiwork
enjoys
In
250.-ooo
homes.
You
know
and
we
know
that
If,
to,
bl,y
soods
of
honest,
sturdy
quality.
You
may
be
absolutely
m,T
ihSl
any
Enterprise
article
you
buy
wll
fully
answer
that
description
and
will
prove
absolutely
dependable.
You'll
Always
Do
Better
at
ELIOS
Phone
Green
916
I
long
since
become
synonymous
with
the
word
bias.
The
Duchess
of
Atholl
there
is
someone
who
Is
an
authorityAfter
all
anyone
can
write
a
book
or
make
a
report
But
to
be
a
Duchess
and
Member
of
Parliament
thats
something.
But
even
the
Duchess
has
had
her
"Conservative"
skirts
ruffled
on
i
occasion,
according
to
the
Evening
I
Standard
'London)
July
5.
In
support
of
her
assertion
that
Englishmen
fighting
for
leftist
Spain
were
well
treated,
she
Introduced
into
the
House
of
Commons
three
former
members
of
the
International
,
Brigade.
When
these
individuals!
,were
questioned
by
a
special
com-1
mittee
of
M.
P.'s
headed
by
Sir
i
Henry
Page
Croft
it
was
revealed1
that
one
had
served
eight
months
In
Jail
for
sedition,
another
was
.an
instigator
0f
a
mutiny
at
In-
.vergordon
and
the
third
had
been
in
Jail
ten
years
for
espionage.
The
Evening
Standard
reporting
the
matter
adds:
"This
concluded
the-
proceedings."
Yes.
Mr.
Gunrud.
ccu
me
uucness
nas
iaiiea
mi?
Perhaps
my
soldier
was
not
such
a
poor
authority
after
all.
!
In
conclusion
let
me
say
that
I
have
no
Intention
of
becomlnnl
controversial.
I
already
reeret
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
457
OLD
LAND
FORJXMAS
Annonncemrat
Made
In
Retard
To
Atlantic
Sailings
-Cfertstnsas
in
the
Old
Land"
1!
the
slogan
w
hich
will
soon
be
in
the
air
and
railway
and
steamship
companies
are
already
busy
Tavtng
preparations
to
handle
the
'increased
traffic
which
naturally
,
arises
at
this
season
of
the
year,
the
trans-Atlantic
companies
har-
ling
already
listed
their
prc-
Christmas
eastbound
sailings
from
Montreal.
Quebec
and
Halifax,
ac
cording
to
Peter
Lakie.
district
freight
and
passenger
agent
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
There
will
be
seren
pre-Christ-raas
sailings
from
Montreal,
ccm-moncing
with
the
Antonla,
As-
cania
and
Duchess
of
Atholl,
all
n
MUMK.,
lo.
Via
Tnppc
t9
Richmond
on
November
24.
follow
fd
bT
the
Ausonia,
Letltia
and
Duchess
of
Bedford
on
NoTembct
25.
The
Motrose
will
sail
from
Quebec
on
November
29.
From
Halifax
there
will
be
eight
sailings
of
steamers
operating
to
the
Bri
the
Alaunia
on
December
4.
the
Samaria
December
5.
the
Duchess
rf
York
December
10.
the
Aurania
December
11.
and
the
Athcnia
De
ember
13.
the
Duchess
of
Rich
mond
December
14
and
the
Duch
ess
of
Atholl
December
16.
In
addition
to
these
sailings
here
will
b?
others
from
Halifax
:for
Scandinavian
and
other
coun
tries.
The
Norwegian
America
Line
samer
Oslofjord
will
ca
at
Halifax
November
20
to
pick
.Yesterday
was
the
final
day
the
turning
runway
from
Montreal
hp
haa
vn
the
ta-.P
roaeh
na-
not
good
reasons
for
desert-
m-n.Htm9
mpnn
tnr
nr
the
issuance
of
permits
for
reten-
and
Ottawa.
The
ceremony
was
md
motor
transport
take
to
the
Perhaps
Mr
Gunrud
woulacn
and
0so
Norway
tkm
and
sale
Of
halibut
caught
in
nartirinatM
in
hv
manv
distin-
hi.h,rr
suggest
that
this
other
soldier
Area
No.
2
incidental
to
fishing
for
guished
guests
including
Sir
WI1-
mzn
0f
onUrk)
"
Sir
William
fol-
have
told
his
loyalist
off!
cod
and
other
fish.
Such
fish
can-
cers
what
he
thought
of
their
tac-1
A
,
J
-
C.
1
ma
J
:
1
.
1
A
1
.
IA
t
1
.
not
be
landed
after
October
23.
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Ontario.
in
offirUU?
welccminz
Mayor
Raloh
Day.
members
of
the
Knith
and
thp
w
irfivpr
Tram
Captlln
uim,
uicj.
iui
a
gesture,
wouia
cave
auowea
nun
Union
steamer
Catala.
CapL
Harbor
Commission.
W.
A.
Kings-
Canada
airliner
as
Ontario's
latest
leaTe
country
james
raaiay.
rewrnea
to
port
ai
land,
rice-president,
central
region,
and
moft
irodem
method
of
soeedy
11:15
this
morning
from
Stewart,
Canadian
National
Railways,
and
transportation
running
the
?an
bv
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
too,
ftgurex
in
the
bastness
hj
pree-nrp
of
the
entire
der!-
ana
saiiea
at
i:jv
uus
aitemoon
ork!.
for
Vancoaver
and
waypoints.
jxeat
was
the
a
-t
et-
pre?
to
be
carried
bv
the
inauz-
CPR.
steamer
Princess
Louise,
night,
known
as
"Fltaht
No
I
-Capt
8.
K.
Gray,
crowded
with
that
the
airliner
was
delaved
nrlhrnri
hnand
annth
SOtnn
to.
for
tKp
BK
.
.
.
,
,
.
.
crrent
of
the
dustry.
iao
be
two
sailings
from
Halifax
I
f
the
Od-nU
-American
Line,
the,
steamer
Pilsudskl
November
30
v
r--enbawen
and
Gdynia,
and
the
rtory
December
13
for
Co
pen
-
3?cn.
Helsingfors
and
Gdynia
The
Swedish-American
Line
will
have
sailings
from
Halifax
on
December
2
and
9
for
Gothenburc
In
addition
to
above,
various
lines
will
have
sailings
from
United
States
ports.
Becoming
Color
For
Over
Forty
Hints
Given
to
Women
in
Regard
To
Choosing
Costumes
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
18:
(CP)
Since
color
Is
a
ticklish
problem
for
the
woman
over
40,
before
you
buy
consider
these
tips
given
by
Laurene
Hempstead,
former
lecturer
on
costume
design.
In
her
new
book
"Look
Your
Best."
Generally
becoming
colors
are
dark
or
softened
hues
such
as
gray-
ed
Diue,
oar
green,
aeep
blue-
green,
dark
red
and
violet
red.
The
woman
whose
hair
Is
turning
gray,
so
that
It
presents
a
pepper
and
salt
appearance,
should
avoid
browns
and
tans,
fabrics
such
as
black
and
white
mixtures
which
j
RAW
FUR
SEASON
Commencing
Must
Unload
Large
Stock
25
Off
for
Cash
Come
In
and
see
our
goods.
Easy
Terms
Arranged
Goldbloom's
having
given
Mr.
Gunrud
the
oc
,VwwwwrtrWW
casion
to
further
his
propaganda.
I
think
he
would
fail
to
appreciate
a
true
picture.
JAMES
J.
GORDON.
O.
M.
I.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
18:
(CP)-Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
4334c
per
fine
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
market
today.
Be
Sure
To
Visit
ALMErVS
Coffee
Shoppe
i
Corner
THIRD
and
SIXTH
The
Brightest
and
Most
up
to
the
Minute
Eating
Place
In
Prince
Rupert
e
S3
az
s:Tr.
mz
m
mza
s
t
mi
wi
:?
i
ra:?
iris
bis
a
Open
7
a.m.
t0
2
a.m.
Man
in
the
Moon
if
it
were
not'
for
people
and
igers
and
monkeys!
.
Its
the
elchteenth
of
October
and
$
iie
telephone
bill
Is
paid
and
the
.
flowers
are
still
blooming
in
tne
rardens.
ife
Is
good
if
our
digestion
Does
not
cause
us
discontent
Tould
we
but
get
rid
of
stomachs
We
could
live
as
we
were
meant
Possibly
what
Is
wrong
with
the
1
ft
JJI.
m
i:
world
Is
that
the
cash
ana
carry,
irocery
tempted
us
to
buy
things
In
too
great
abundance
and
of
tool
t.it..
I
:
The
newspapers
are
telling
us
all
i
5
bout
Europe
but
what
I
want
to
J
know
is
when
is
the
elevator
to
be
I
filled.
Film
Director
The
star
wants
i500
to
play
the
part
of
an
Indian
In
our
new
film.
I
.
.
n
I
1
till.'
Managrr
uiTe
mm
jvj.
nc
only
got
to
be
a
half-breed.
why
could'nt
that
fellow
get
hi
hall
ln
thp
holp?
?V
-v
'
Jl
,
Caddie
lfe
was
stvmied.
sir.
.
Beginner
He
was
what?
Caddie
He
was
stymied
sir,
Beginner
Oh,
was
he?
I
thought
ie
looked
rather
funny
at
lunch,
;
"Sad
about
tb
dlsaopearance
ct
Professor
Hill."
said
James,
poUh.t
'ne
his
brassle.
"He
was
a
profound
"Yes
always
thlnklne.
no
mat-1
I
er
where
he
was."
replied
another
tubman.
"Fancy,
the
last
time
I
aw
him
we
were
bathing
and
he1
suddenly
calkd
out,
'I'm
thinking!
I'm
thinking!"
"You
Idiot!"
roared
James.
"The
professor
lisped."
emphasize
the
variety
of
colors
In)
ier
hair
assume
a
greenish
cast.
Dark
red,
dark
blue-green,
and
Uf
l
her
skin
Is
not
yellow)
violet
blue
7lolet
and
blue
should
be
becoming
LAST
TIMtS
What
a
fine
old
world
this
would
L"1
Complete
Sh.'
CAROLE
LOMrTTT'
i.H.AND
CRATtr
,
"Fools
Fot
Scandal"
With
Ralph
BelUra,,
AnB
Jt
Plui
WAYNEMORtijJ
"THE
KID
COMES
BACP
With
oanon
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j,nt
innl
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and
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WORLD
NEWS
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l!
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Hot
Tint
Is
Whal
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m
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ran
t
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