i
1
PAGF.T770
GROWING
GIRLS
&
LADIES
Low
Heel
Walking
Shoes
In
all
the
latest
mud
guard
effects
in
Suedes
and
Leathers
in
Oxfords
and
straps.
Jugt
Arrived.
PriPPfl
t
.
$3,95
t0
$4,45
Family
shoe
store
ltD,
The
Home
of
(jqp&
Shoes.
Tutorial
LIFE
IN
DRY
RONES
The
fjry
bones
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Cpmr
"'rf
f-P
are
grauwaiiy
cpmjng
to
lire.
Tne
regular
month-
j
y
dinner
meeting
last
week
indicated
tHat
some
of
the
old!
fiirhtin
continues
to
develop
it
will
become
a
reajjy
viQft)
whjje
institution
p'nee
pipj-e.
If
there
are
any
ipcal
business
or
prpfessional
peppje
:wh,q
gre
rjQt
nQW
members
we
suggest
this
would'
be
a
gppp)
fipie.
tp
see
ecrptary
BrppksbanH
gnd.puj,
in
an
ap-plicatipn.
TJiat
.
.
wpuld
help
continue
the
awakening
J
J"
'
ww-m
sbvsjt
vwaswscBHW
V4
1
JV
per-
N
A.
jpd
in
the
chamber
an4,
before
the
beginning
of
next
year
jv
ttuuiu
liiwjjr
uuinc
a
i
cat
iiioiuuiiuii.
CITY
IMANAGER
PLAN
'
TJe
Chamber
pf
Commerce
now
has
before
if,
a
cjty
manager
plan
which,
with
som
slight
'modifications,
"
plight
be
administered.
'jThe
bid
system
put
the
city
into
bankruptcy
and
resulted
ip
f
iye
yG?iT$
si
commission
gpv-ernrneht
which
has
to
a
considerable
extent
restored
the
Japanese
Couple
United
At
Pretty
Wedding
In
Church
On
Saturday
afternoon
at
5
o'clock
a
planning
wedding
of
unusual
interest,
particularly
to
the
Japanese
community,
was
solemnized
at
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church,
.Seal
Cove.,
when
Miss
Klmlyo
Sakamoto
of
Osland
became
the
bride
P
Klfijl
Hayakawa
qf
Vancquv'fr.
Rev.
Canpn
y.
F.
Rushbropk
pf
flciatlng.
The
brde,
a
lovely
picture
in
a
full
flowing
costume
of
pearl
white
silk
with
net
pver
all
and
bridal
r
veil,
entered
the
church
upon
the
''arjn
of
S.
Honma
by
whom
she
was
given
Jn
marriage.
She
carried
an
exquisite
Victorian
bouquet.
"
.
The
beautifully
attired
bride's
attendants,'
who
carded
sheafs
of
gladioli,
were
Miss
Kimi
Uyeda(
maid
pf
honor,
and
Miss
Taekq
Matsushita,
bridesmaid.
Dainty
Utile
Akiko
Honma
acted
as
flbwev
girl.
The
groomsman
was
J.
Matsushita.
The
church
was
festively
decorat?
ed
with
fall
flowers.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hayakawa
wll)
make
their
home
In
Vancouver.
Popular
Local
Couple
Married
wiiuj
nuvu
luitM'
v
uuv
uuilKA,,
younger
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.j
Alaxanaef
L.
Gonie?,
Eightl).
Avenue
gast,
became
the
bride
of
Iferj-ry
J.
q'ickens,
son
pt
Mr.'
apd
Mrs.
A".
Dickens;
20
Ninth
Avenue
West.
Attendants
of
the
contracting
.Alinla
nrara
llflee
A
1
1
n
r
m.a
.1.
.
!
yyuj4
v,s
4.44AO
uyiiC4.
Ol-
ter
of
the
bride,
and
parrqw
qq-mez,
her
brother.
The
bride
was
gowned
n
light
blue
silk
velvet,
brocade
shot
with
silver
and
accessories
to.
match.
Later
a
reception
was
hed
at
the
home
of
the
bi-ide's
parents
where
kppwn
and
popuiar;
vA
reside
rnc
ciiy
In
Dr.
R.
v.
Ellis
of
Ketchikan
rived
In
the
city
from
the
north
on
j
the
North
Sea
Sunday
mqrpng
and
J.
G.
Stepn
has
been
spending
the
,
prqeeeded
by
last
evening's
tra
p
ShthoLWeekS
at
Trlple
X
t0
attend
medJcai
WentjopVlJ
ngntnouse.
New
Yorc
and
Q0StDn
TflE
CQNSQWPATED
JUNINQ
SMElilNG
COMPANY
OF
C
ANADAi
WIlTEp
Mpnufactiircrs
pf
teiehVsnt
Brandf
Chemical
Producers
&
Refiners
qf
Tadanac
BTairnielais
Gold,
Silver,
Electrolytic
Lead,
tine.
CadnUurn,
Bh.
.mAArrn
hi
FOOTBALL
RESUMED
Booth
ifemorial
High
School's
in-
tra-school
competition
in
cpn-'
nectlon
with
the
newly
organized
j
House
System
got
well
under
way
ion
Saturday
when
two
football
ames
were
played
on
the
Acropolis
grpupds
betweeri
teams
representing
the
Alpha
and
Beta
Houses.
Junior
members
of
the
rival
houses,
met
In
the
first
game
and
senior
members
of
the
same
houses
met
In
the
second
game.
Honors
were
divided
at
the
end
of
the
day,
Beta
House
winning
the
Junior
game
by
a
score
of
three
to
nil
while,
In
the
senior
game,
the
Alpha
House
won
by
two
to
nil.
CubjS
.Went
Down
One-Twp-Three
In
Ninth
Frame
NEW
YORQ,
Oct.
11:
i
the
ninth
inning
of
the
Public
AUCTION
volumes);
Technology
(4
volumes);
America
FighteSnd7jghters
Ser-jes
(.6
volumes);
Masterpieces
of
Wt
ai)d
Ilumor
imisp.)"il6
volumes);
History
(misc
i
(242
vol
umes);
Science
(misc.)
59
yolUm-ps);
Adventure
lrnisc.
(8
vpjumes);
Literature
(misc.)
(70
volumes):
j
Music
(misc.)
(25
yolurnes)
:
Poetry
I
(misc.)
(12
volumes);
Medicfne
Umisc.)
(9
volumes);
Law
(misc.)
16
volumes);
Chas.
Dickens.
Sir
Miss
June
Gomei
Becomes
Bride
of
Walter
Scott.
Mark
Twain,,
Rpbt,;
Henry
Dickens
at
Quiet
But
j
Louls
Stevenson,
Tplstbl,
Victor
;
Pretty
Ceremony
(Hugo,
Balzac,
Macaulay,
Jos.
Con-'
,
rad,
etc.
(170
volumes)
;Gfammar
pnone
recoras.
mostly
clasMcI
ontrifT
i
timen
i.
Mice
TuriA
HnmAq
(
'
.
w
'"y-w
"il.
Geo.
Dawes
Auctioneer
!
tB
C
H
1
K-vi
HI
many
friends
gathered
to,
pfierl
tenders
rou
ixdian
hay
schooi
tneir
ieijcnajjpps
arja
cejeprafe
the)
obaed
tenders
address!
to
ti
qcpasjpn.
The
yppng
ppupje,
who
are
well
Tiffs
P
THE'
tASX7
XFJ7
-i-
nMLi..M"'
'..j
-
ii.',
-jj.ii
"
La.ii.jiJL.Lj
-
W
v:
Hotel
Arrivals
way
of
Jasper.
Knox
son.
Port
Esslnston:
R.
L.
MCKin-
ley,
A.
Butts,
Jack
Mclsaa'c
and
Rex
C.
Dudoward,
city:
K.
M.
Dudoward
Port
Simpson.
Royal
Mr.
apd
Mrs.
f
Mcrfay.
M.
Faulkner
and
.P-'ifadd,
'cy;
Mllburn
and
D.
Rosang.
Victoria;
Duncan
Kerr,
Terrace:
Frank
Alexander
and
K.
Seklmura,
Port
Simpson;
Les
Taylor
and
J.
Olllies,
Victoria;
G.
A.
Johansen
jr.,
Digby;
A.
Krlst-
manson.
Osland:
Mrs.
L.
Mattson
P.
Hoffman,
Terrace;
F.
Soucie,
Skeena;
Mrs.
Fred
Nash,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Hayakawa,
A.
C.
McLennan,
E.
V.
Ablett,
H.
Zell.
D,
H.
Sheppard
and
R.
F.
Smith,
Van-
MA.,
tifi
ilia
n..lHv.
Series
baseball
eame
on
Satui-dav.
Endako:
A.
Miltehin.
Winninefr:
"6
OWED
FOR
SALE-24-ft.
cabin
launch
''Victory,"
Ford
engine,
$2S0'.
Phone
Black
805.
(238)
TOR
SALE-24-ft.
Cabin
Cruiser.
Ford
engine,
.$25)0.
Phope
Green
982-
'
(239)
FOR
SALE
pne
Iniyfrpal
Ap-thiPgy
cqntaiplng
the
Vprjts
pf
authors
famous
gnd
obscpf.
34
yolpine?
and
index.
Also"
qrje
Collier's
Encycjppedla.
iq
ypluines.
Apply
Dally
flews.
-
(239)
APPLES
For
Sale
1st
grade
Weal
thies
$150.
Mcintosh
$1.30.
Cooking-
Apples
75c.
F.
O.
B.
Terrace.
Box
46,
Terrace,
B.
C.
(237)
HELP
vCNtEBr
WANTED-prab
Fisherman.
pa-con
Fisheries.
2Jl
source?,
Ottawa,
Ontario,
i-Ul
b
reclv.
PfP.1'"
npw,
geJ
mp?t
Com-
ed
from
building
contractor
until
t?OON,
October
20th.
1938,
on
the
conl
itruotion
of
an
Indian
Day
School
enrj
Teachers'
Residence
at
ithe
Bella
Bella
Indian
Reserve
(Campbell
Ialand),
BeU
Coola
Indian
Agency,
'
Brttlsh
Columbia.
i
Contractors
must
tender
on
the
en-!
tire
work
as
required
for
the
cpmple-!
Won
of
the
buldlng.
Otntr
actors
must
XOm-ard
with
their
tender
the
eocurlty
depoait
specified
In
the
General
Instruotlons
to
Bidders.
.
Plans
will
Ibe
exhlbltea
and
Specifications,
Contract
ftonns
and
General
Instruptlons
to
Bidders
may
be
obtained
from
the
following
offices.
The
Chief
Fnirl
nvr
p.ntrinAi.in
.
i
Onstructn
Rarvw.
rw.-t.awo
nn.A
The
Dominion
Waiter
and
Power
Bu-eau.
"Vancouver,
British
Columbia
"
The
Post
Office.
Prince
Rupert,
'8C
The
Indian
Agent.
Bella
Coola
Indian
Agency,
Bella
Coola,
B.
C.
"
A
pfiarge
of
15.00
will
be
made
for
each
sot
of
plans,
apeclftcatlons,
and
tntnictt
forms
that
ore
lU
ken
from
any
of
the
said
offtow.
T)e
lowest
or
any
tender
wUUnt
ncoesanrlly
to
accepted.
'
"'
"
ciuniia.
cAwsiax
Deputy
Minister.
Department
of
Mines
and
Resources'
Survey,
and
Engineering
Branch.
Ottawa,
OototM-
lut,
1938,
pieie
unristmas
Card
line.
Make
money"
every
tay
,sf)pw)ng
ocutJ
largest
selection.
Printed
to
orqer
Christmas
cards,
with
sender's,
name
and
address,
pe-?!Pied
by
Ipadlng
arfsts,'
yalues
unequalled
at
our
low
nr'i'eM
Four
attractive
iines"
incJudjneJ
9
t-
41
Art
r
.
'
i
.
.
'
1
rr
fiprijnais.
aiso
rnany
different
boxed
'asMrtmenU,'
a'jl
b'6
money
macpr.
Panada's
fa-voiite
"21"
card
assortment
is
finest
ever
produced,
sells
for
$1.00,
your
profit
50c.
Make
big
money
for
Christmas.
Start
now
Cash
In
on
these
fast
selling
lines
published
by
the
largest
company
of
its
tynd
in
Canada.
Branches
from
coast
to
ma
tf
Oct
easier
orders,
ffo
experience
necessary.
Write
for
free
sample
ppok.
Agents
also
wanted
!n
smaller
towns;
Ljrsl
cprnnjfs-sion.
Friendly
service.
Premier
Art
Guild,
570
Seymour
St.
Var-'
couver,
t
tj
1
MAJ)E
IT
FQpn
STRAipiIT
(Continued,
rpm
Page
One)
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I
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44444
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44V4V4
444.W.
V4.
rin..
,
.
PnUknnU
Ti
TSir.1
.
.
uu.
oK.u,
t-uLM.,..,
Hoag.
crosetus
tnree-oagger
in-
,
.
,.,
,
i9J
anci
jsd
Person,
&quaw
.re.K,
fp
jeft
field
scored
Gordon
and
v.
n
.Newly
Organized
Teams
at
High
,
A.
Mattson.
Atlin;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
inn
g
makln
g
it
three
unearned
School
Start
Plav
iU!1l
v-ut-iti...
a
ij
PsrHnt
and'
.
..
?.
.
...
......
oiw.ua,
o.
4..
...........
tm&
Ior
tne
yanics.
none
was
thrown
out
and
the
Inning
ended.
in
the
fourth,
after
Marty
had
'filed
out
tp
Henrich
deep
(n
right
field,
Deniar.ee
and
QDea
Were
walked.
Collins
struck
out
and
purges
got
first
when
pordon
failed
to
Jipid
a
bad
throw
by
Crosettl,
Demaree,
scoring
and
O'Dea
going
tg
trjlrd.
The
error
was
charged
tp
Gordon,
the
run
being
unearned.
A
pinch
hjtter
was
put
In
for
Lee
and
was
thrown
out.
In
In
the
sixth,
Henrich
drove
a
'
p,.,
R.,n.r
'home
run
Into
the
right
Held
gtanu'
lo
Stan
a
.uu&ef:
uuiiiuaiu
ment.
DiMaseio
was
connecting
but
failed
to
straighten
them
out
and
fouled
to
O
pea.
Gehrig
was
thrown
put.
Dickey
singled
to
right
and
Hoag
also
hit.
Qordon's
line
George;
B.
A.
Latta,
Edmonton;
-""
fuuiu
i4.c
o
hv
..4..t4
Mary
Bridge's,
Seward,
Alaska;
Drut
Demaree
went
right
into
the
R.'
"y:
ElllsY
Ketchikan;
J."
siade'bleachers
to
make
a
spectacular
Stevens
and
W.
J.
Lyle,
Victoria.
Palph.
;
,
-
i
in
the
eighth
for
Chicago
Cavar-
R.
Fredrlkseri.
Stella
Robinson!
reUa
made
a
line
drlye
far
into
(CP)
In
and
Magne
RabbenrcityrMr.
arid
fislt
field
for
a
twp-bagger.
Maijj
McKay,
city;
H.
R.
Fo6te.
P'
aHd
Cojlins,
batting
for
the
Cubs,
filed
HuntCjjl.;
R.
Baptie,
Vancouver;
i
ln8
to.
third.
put
to
Djckey.
Lazzeri,
batting
for
Andrew
Llndseth.
Ketchikan.
I
'
"
Jurges,
bounded
out.
Odea
batt-
Knpx
j
H8
ur
f
repcii,
uieq
pui.
unere
iyj.
u.
t;iar)c,
jjeprgetpwn;
w
were
no
runs,
no
hits.
and
none
left
on
bases
pharlotte
Islands.
First
Badminton
Tourney
Qf
This
Season
Going
On
U1UD.
niavlnc
tm?
tho
At
2
p.m.
Friday,
October
11th,
at
Ragles
Hall
on
Fifffi
Avenue
East.
the
Ittf
rent
inn
Hall
navl
In
I
MmmeneeH
an
nnpnlncr
Amprlpsn
followinp
books
and
records
be-
PQURies
taking
part.
With
Miss
Jonping;
to
the
estate
of
the
late
fiorotty
Macdopald
and
F.
j,
Davis
'
Frank
Stevens:
leading
.sg
fgr,
le
.tournament
vlH
,
.,
be
concluded
this
evening.
Encyclopaedia
Brltannlca
(13th
.
V
city
to
solvency,
it
would
be
toolish
then
tp
return
to
a
?r'-,-
t;Ti?n
ing's
tra,n
l?r
ace-
??
'-system
which
has
caused
such
mischief.
We
suggest
that
iSsl
Wiit)
vlsit
H&IW
and
those
who
have
not
perused
the
proposed
new
constitution
!
(2
(2
volumes)
volumes);
-
"mrcmiv
Ingersoll's
Works
,wm
(12
,qr
p01"
and
rPtur"
mb
'
should
do
so
at
once".
Letters
to
the
editor
in
regard
to
it
wquld
be
yelcomed
if
npt
lpng
and
if
.personalities
are
strictly
avoided.
Spmetimes
a
person
sitting
pn
ihe
sidelines
can
see
more
than
those
directly
interested.
1
Demares
was
thrown
out
at
first,
Cayarretta
go-
After
two
strikes
had
been
called
on
hhn,
O
Dea
homersd
ever
the
rjght
field
stand$
wllh
Pnvnrrptfa
nhpnrt
nf
htm
Onl'lni
no
erro:3
Ochlvey
and
W.
Ochivey
jr..
Queen
!Was
tnrpwri
out.
'
.
.
.
-
.
.
T
4
.
n
MAH...
J
4
4U
YanKs
m
tneir
nan
of
tne
eigntn
Henrich
fapned.
piMaggip
line,
d'rlyg
to
left
was
his,
first
hit
pf
the
game.
Gehrig
sipgled
to
right
field,
sending
DlMagglo
to
thlro.
Larry
French
went
on
the
mound
tp
p)tch
tp
Dickey
wljp
got
three
balls
be-'
fpre
a
strike
was
called
and!
finally.
I
after
paving
two
strikes
caljed,
was
nut
pn
an
jnueia
iiy
to
purges,
ftpw
LTe
Prlr.ce
Rupert
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