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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ol
Circulations
A
Hot
Time
Is
What
You
Want
This
Winter
You
can
jet
It
by
using
our
famous
Edson,
Bulkley
Valley
or
Nanaimo-Wellington
coaL
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
or
558
Wednesday.
November
2,
1938.
Some
people
do
not
know
when
they
are
beaten.
Dr,
States
Congress
will
favor
the
Townsend
pension
plan.)
GROWING
PEACE
MOVEMENT
.
While
we
agree
with
those
who
urge
that
the
best
way
to
insure
peace
is
to
be
prepared
for
war,
it
is
plain
to
everyone
that
there
is
a
tremendous
world
movement
toward
international
peace.
Everywhere,
peace
is
desired,
even
in
Germany
and
Italy,
although
the
desire
is
not
always
vocal.
And
it
is
curious
to
note
that
the
most
warlike
nation
has
been
the
most
active
in
oronoeanda
looking
to
ward
peace.
Russia
has
the
larppst
rlpfpnrp
fW
in
tho.M
a
NATIONAL
MOTOR
SERVICE
THIRD
AVENUE
EAST
Phone
HED
392
INTERNATIONAL
TRUCKS
1IILLMAN
CARS
STANDARD
PRODUCTS
Prompt
and
Efficient
Serviee
1
1
l
Tirn
ruTTinrT
rrv
Jl
BOWLING
TO
PILOT
All
Fixtures
Decided
Last
Night
By
Gently
No
Good
Excuse
For
Two
Game
To
One
Margins
Ship
Ilavinj
Been
Delayed
side
of
Prince
Rupert
Recently
All
scheduled
fixtures
in
the
Under
existing
arrangements
fo:
jLadies
Bowling
League
last
night
pilotage
service
on
this
coast,
were
decided
by
two
game
to
one
Prince
Rupert
is
entitled
to
have
margins.
Rex
won
over
Knox
Hotel
a
pilot
permanently
stationed
here,
;
Merchantettes
defeated
Annette's,
the
Junior
Section
of
the
Prince
I
Blue
Birds
were
victorious
over
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
'Rangers
and
Big
Sisters
took
the
advised
at
its
meeting
last
night
measure
of
Maple
Leafs.
High
av-
by
J.
C.
Oilker
who
had
been
ap-Jerage
scorer
was
Frances
Yager
cf
pointed
chairman
of
a
committee
Rangers
with
192.
;
Merchantettes
1
j
Halliday
.'..121
iMadill
156
;HouIden
..102
jCiccone
141
;Obuchlna
148
Handicap
136
Totals
.'.831
Annettes
1
Basso
Bert
141
Johnson
151
Skaitebol
177
Owen
101
P.
Dickens
-
-
137
Handicap
18
Totals
.25
Rex
1
Ethel
Bury
.156
Eileen
Bury
215
Amy
Bury
173
West
174
iMorrisson
.156
Handicap
116
Totals
990
Knox
Hotel
1
Eastman
186
Scharff
121
Fritz
130
Mrs.
Schaffer
114
Townsend
vnsend
predicts
predicts
that
that
maioritv
ifiL
"
""
"
a
a
majority
in
in
the
the
next
United
!!2
Totals
871
Bi?
Sisters
1
B.
Dickens
172
E.
Dickens
127
Rothwell
140
Bond
:
150
Alexander
134
Handicap
...
88
Totals.
...811
Maple
Leafs
1
Nelson
153
McLeod
130
H.
Glass
113
141
world
yet
the
organizations
fostered
by
that
country
such
1
Belle
"3
as
me
reace
ana
Democracy"
organization
have
been
1
-
most
active
in
persuading
the
j-oung
unattached
men
that!
it
is
not
right
to
fight
for
a
capitalist
country.
As
all!
countries
wnn
tiie
possible
exception
of
Russia
are
capitalist
countries,
it
is
easy
to
see
how
this
works
out.
The
veterans
of
the
Great
War
in
all
countries
are
also
strong
peace
advocates
for
thev
know
what
war
means.
Peace
is
advocated
in
most
of
the
universities
of
f
Handicao
178
38
mc
nuiiu,
inuuumg
u.uuiu.
jverywnere
tnis
aesire
for
peace
is
becoming
more
and
more
in
evidence.
Even
in
Japan,
a
seemingly
warlike
nation,
there
is
a
strong
peace
faction,
although
today
its
voice
is
drowned
bv
the
ruling
faction.'
Prince
Rupert
is
not
as
badly
off
as
some
places.
Ketchikan,
for
instance,
there
is
sometimes
a
week
more
between
mails
in
the
winter
season.
EDUCATION
EFFECTIVE
Of
course,
education
is
having
a
great
effect
in
the
direction
of
peace.
People
in
the
backward
nations
are
today
learning
to
read
and
write
and
radios
are
carrying
the
messages
to
millions,
many
of
whom
cannot
read
a
newspaper.
It
is
a
tremendous
movement.
When
the
men
who
fought
in
the
last
war
deride
the
idea
that
they
took
part
in
a
war
to
end
war,
they
do
not
always
realize
the
truth
of
that
slogan.
It
was
a
war
to
end
war
although"
it
was
wrongly
interpreted
as
being
a
war
to
end
war
immediately.
The
movement
had
to
have
time
to
penetrate
to
all
portions
of
the
globe.
The
British
gov
ernment
misinterpreted
it
and
stopped
arming,
hoping
tnat
otners
would
toiiow.
No
matter
whether
there
is
another
great
war
or
not,
the
movement
for
peace
is
going
on
and
spreading
rapidly.
All
that
is
necessaiy
to
complete
it
is
the
circulation
of
a
few
million
more
:i:-.vspapers,
the
sale
of
a
few
million
more
radios,
the
slaving
of
a
few
million
more
women
and
children
by
the
warlike
nations,
to
bring
about
that
millennium
for
which
the
churches
have
been
praying.
There
are
a
million
more
men
working
today
than
there
were
last
summer.
Perhaps
the
Washington
estimate
is
based
on
the
fact
that
nearly
a
million
tired
businessmen
were
taking
holiday
during
the
summer.
Totals
Bluebirds.
Pierce
Turgeon
Boulter
.
Croxford
-
i
206
153
-
141
133
819
1
..221
.194
141
.119
Keron
167
InHartwig
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Handicap
28
juiais
870
2
115
136
158
144
97
136
"86
2
119
138
'242
112
186
18
815
2
133
140
160
149
157
116
855
2
123
113
107
150
176
130
799
2
131
110
164
153
119
88
765
2
125
179
96
70
179
320
769
2
137
193
195
123
139
38
825
2
189
211
152
186
179
33
950
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Dally
News
classified
vertlsement
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best
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FOR
88
794
3
122
165
mi
119
881
3
156
97
148
143
130
28
702
ad-
to
investigate
the
cause
of
3
Scandinavian
vessel,
tne
uuver
uj-158
sen.
having
been
recently
delayed
106
four
days
outside
of
this
port
161
awalUng
a
pilot
to
take
her
to
129
Ocean
Falls.
138
The
Senior
Chamber
of
Com-
136
merce
had
also
taken
tne
matter
li
Quebec
Town
Had
4Ut
1
159
120:
789
Z
157
179
242
112
142
48!
Party
For
Kids
...
STANSTEAD.
Quebec.
Nov.
2:1
CP
There
were
no
Hallowe'en
depredations
In
this
Quebec
town
Ihf
Mattrr
of
thr
Ejit
of
IWIr,
I-Yakd,
Intestalr
Uoiixu
ur
ELEVATOR
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
To
Co-operate
With
Senior
With
View
to
Getting
Wheat
This
Way
Brought
up
by
F.
A.
MacCallum
president
of
th
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
the
local
tlevator
situation
was
discussed
at
1
ast
night's
meeting
of
the
Junioi
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
It
was
decided
to
appoint
a
committee
consisting
of
Fred
Wight.
Robert
Parker
and
Victor
Miller
to
work
i
with
the
grain
committee
of
the
3-E
up.
said
Mr.
Gilker.
and
had
been
J
telegram
to
the
authorl-
3
advised'
by
the
Department
ofi"es
at
Ottawa
on
the
subject
and.
in
Transr-nrt
Twntmrt
that
that
an
an
invMtintinn
investigation
I
l'f
1
80
somethinp
was
not
heard
today
'!t
was
Planned
to
send
another
154
wa
being
made
and
a
report
is?
xould
be
forthcoming
in
dut
164
course.
689
3
General
Synopsis
Pressure
re
IgQ
mains
low
northwest
of
the
Queeu
175
Charlotte
Islands
and
showers
llf
have
occurred
In
northern
districts.
!
HO
Meanwhile,
said
Mr.
Gilker,
U,
13
was
undoubtedly
detrimental
toi
-52
Prince
Rupert
that
a
vessel
should
3
be
held
up
because
of
the
absence
.
134
of
a
pilot
who
should
be
stationed"
98
at
the
X)rt
,
153
:
ic2
Weather
Forecast
lie
94
cc!der-weather-iri-eT36Tted
over
the
interior.
g9
13Q
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
,
-8j
lotte
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
,
'southeast
winds,
cloudy
and
cooler
1
'
MlUMCta.
208
154
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
144
Moderate
to
fresh
southeast
to
g8
west
winds,
partly
cloudy
and
coo3er
a
ew
scatered
showers.
102
It
QASSHEU
FOK
SALE
FOR
SALE
7-room
house
all
newly
remodelled,
fully
modern.
742
7th
Ave.
W.
Price
$1050,
part
cash,
balance
as
rent.
Duhamel.
Capitol
Barber
Shop.
(258)
FOR
SALE
Recently
built
bungalow
and
two
lots.
Will
sell
cheap.
Write
or
call
Phil
Brentzen,
Port
Simpson,
B.C.
257
FOR
SALE
Model
'A'
Ford.
First
j
class
shape.
New
tires.
$150.
Ap-1
ply
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry.
260
PERSONAL
i
WE
HAVE
HELPED
HUNDREDS'
TO
OBTAIN
positions
as
Le
ter
Carriers.
Postal
Clerks.
Cu
toms
Examiner.
Clerks.
cn
Monday
night
as
all
children
MEN
OF
30
were
guests
of
th;
municipality
at
parties
and
moving
pictures.
IX
TIIK
M
I'IIEME
C
Ol
UT
Ol"
UltlTKII
COLt'MHI
A
IN
I'KOIUTK
In
I
Mr
Mallrr
of
thf
"AdmlnMratlnn
Art"
In
And
1m
ONLY
$5
DOWN
YOU
CAN
BUY
ANEW
1939
Come
in
and
learn
about
such
features
as
MJrro-phonic
Tone
Chamber,
Symphonic
Bass
Control,
"Stop
and
Co"
Tuning,
Magna
J)ial
.
and
i
,
host
of
others.
Let
Your
Ears
Convince
You
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
seemed
incongruous
mat;.,
ralrj
Can
driven
bi
jm
I
should
be
moving
at
greater
cost
'
er
'and
Pim
niJi
Wtl
via
Fort
William
and
Churchill
.Usloa
about
2
wnne
none
came
10
rnnce
nuperi
cn
-Third
bvw
vjjui
ntuisuu,
an,
r.
101
C.N.R.
offices
sseena,
ana
J.
u.
lurgeon,
m.
,
V,
for
Cariboo,
were
working
hard
(o
have
grain
routed
Into
Prince
Rupert.
''
Mr.
MacCallum
said.
Baby
Clipper
To
Fly
Again
Into
Alaska
.
I'm
and;
aienograpners,
etc.,
and
canij
help
you.
Write
us
for
proof'.;
and
free
information.
M.C.C.i;
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldeat'J
In
Canada.
If.
40.
50!
WANT
VIM
Vigor,
for
rundown
body?
Trv
OSTREX
Tablets
of
raw
oyster
,
J
stimulants
and
general
body!I"
buUders.
If
not
delighted
within
results
of
first
package,
maker's
refunds
its
low
price.
Sold
by
all
gocd
druggists.
tf
f
WANTED
TAKE
NOTICE
that
bj
oKler
of
hll
Hcoor.
w
e.
rtrtoa.
u
28th
dT
of
Wanted-girl
to
assUl
mother
with
acx191
children
three
months.
Eerie,
deceased.
nd
all
parties
hirtn
Write
H.
OLstrom
Stewart.
B.
C.
tiaiam
against,
ithe
raid
ettt
are
here-
.'.
..
.
oj
required
to
rurnlsh
seme.
proper!j
vertfifld,
to
me
on
cr
btSore
the
1st
nay
ci
Deoem&er,
A.
D.
1938.
and
all
pert
Its
Indebted
to
the
eylAte
are
rr-quired
to
fey
the
amount
cX
their
In-dttxtrtne-
to
me
fonhrrtth.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
OffldaJ
AdmlnKtratcr.
Prtnce
Rupert.
B.C.
Onttd
the
31t
day
of
Octctoer.
AD
1938
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Roval
Bank
Bide
SEATTLE,
Nov.
1
Baby
Clipper
commercial
plane
service
Is
expected
to
be
resumed
either
In
Novem-,
ber
or
December
.between
Seattle
Senior
Chamber
in
efforts
to
bring
I
and
-outhM.t-rn
Alft.ka
t.
about
grain
handling
activity
at,
pIane
has
returned
to
&zWt
the
local
plant
as
soon
as
PosslWe
aUer
h
ta
East
for
repairs.
Mr.
MacCallum
stated
that
tb
'
Senior
Chamber
had
already
sent.
Ave:.,
done
to
both
t
Try.
Daily
Ne,
mm
LH'J.hHIIM
f
FOR
WALL
AND
CEILING
DEC0RA1
MURESCO
pUtS
;
Walls
and.
Ceilings
A
RICH
FIAT
FINISH
thtt
wit
not
rub
off,
crtck.chip
orfl
Amir
i
18
Vntt
nd
WMe
Beautiful
Economical
DuraH
10c
per
Half
Package
'r
75c
per
Package
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m
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COAL
ORDER
TODAY
The
best
coal
h
the
cheapest.
We
handle
the
best.
We
hi
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Alberta
Footbl
and
Bulkley
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br
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gg
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indaw1
Reduced
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also
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from
intermediate
p
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1938
an
28th,
1939,
Inclusive
Good
to
Return
up
to
March
31,
w
Children
Half
Fare
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouvei
S.S.
CATALA
Tuesday,
l:SQ
p.m.
Thursday,
'
CC
t!
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in.nri
MnnrtJT
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Ave,
Phone
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Convenient
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