PASS
POTB
A
Mans
Appearance
Has
a
definite
cash
value
Whether
young-
or
old,
every
day
all
the
time
critical
eyes
are
assessing
you
at
your
face
value.
Clothes'
that
look
right
style
that
lasts,
are
found
only
in
tailoring
craftsmanship
that
never
skimps
the
important
hidden
details
of
cut
and
finish
and
can
be
expressed
only
in
a
quality
that
is
inherent.
FASHION
CRAFT
SUITS
FROM
$22.50
Bryant
Company
Limited
Phone
297
532,
3rd.
Ave.
W.
P.O.
Box
622
STORE-WIDE
SALE
AT
Elio's
Furniture
THIRD
AVENUE
Green
916
Prince
Hnpert
Three
New
Chesterfield
Suites
Just
Arrived
3-Piece
Chesterfield
Suite
Regular.
fi
f
Q
A
$140.
Storewide
Sale
vlU
3-Piece
Chesterfield
Suite
Regular
C
-f
-f
$135.
Storewide
Sale
.
?11D
3-
Piece
Chesterfield
Suite
Regular
QH(
$98.
Storewide
Sale
,
.
t)
6-Piecc
Dinette
Suite
Regular
$70.
Consisting
Buf-iet,
Table
and
four
upholstered
QlZfi
ffA
chairs.
Storewide
Sale
vDO.DU
4-
Piece
Bedroom
Suite-Regular
$70.
Consisting
of
Bed,
Chiftonier,
Vanity
and
QffQ
S
Bench.
Storewide
Sale
DU
Bulkley
Valley
COAL
From
our
mine
To
your
bin
And
the
whole
District
benefits.
l
The
Daily
News
is
a
member
ot
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
Auan
uureau
ot
Uirculat
ons.
It
is
tho
t
inlv
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
in
p
these
organizations.
.wtl
ROMANTIC
ADVENTURE
"Only
Annets
HaTe
Wines,"
With
Cary
Grant,
Jean
Arthur
and
Richard
Barthelmess,
At
Capitol
Theatre
Combining
tropical
romance
and
thrilling
aerial
adventure
in
South
America.
"Only
Angels
Have
Win??."
heralded
as
one
of
1939
s
j
greatest
adventure
picture,
comes:
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
1
here
for
the
first
half
of
this
week.
Cary
Grant
and
Jean
Arthur
head
a
cast
which
also
Includes
such
favorites
as
Richard
Barthelmess.
Rita
Hayworth.
Thomas
Mitchell
and
Sig
Rumann.
The
story
concerns
a
commercial
aviation
field
one
rated
by
Cary
Grant
In
a
small
South
American
banana
port.
The
pilots
are
a
desperate
crew
of
devil-may-care
adventurers
willing
to
fly
any
old
crate
with
wings
into
any
sort
of
weather.
Jean
Arthur
Is
a
show
elrl
whose
troune
has
broken
up
fur'her
south
and
arrives
on
a
banana
freighter
enroute
to
Panama.
She
falls
In
love
with
Grant
and
decides
to
stay.
In
an
atmosphere
of
hatred,
Jealousy
and
danger
things
happen
and
suspense
pervades
every
scene
as
the
story
unfolds."
Finally,
the
picture
comes
to
a
happy
and
heroic
ending
with
a
note
of
pathos
In
the
closing
scenes.
Advertising
is
a
.irmwnent
c
HOLDS
YOU
BACK
You
cannot
make
much
of
a
tuc-Ctt
in
life
if
you
are
dragged
down
by
constipation.
Your
trouble
may
be
due
to
nothing
more
than
a
diet
deficiency
of
bulk
.
.
.
eating
foodt
which
do
not
provide
the
"bulk"
needed
by
the
bowels
for
regular
movement.
If
you
suffer
from
this
common
type
of
constipation,
get
at
the
cause
of
your
trouble
by
eating
crisp,
crunchy
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
every
day
for
breakfast
and
drinking
plenty
of
water.
ALL-BRAN
contributes
to
the
needed
"bulk"
and
is
a
rich
source
of
nature's
intestinal
tonic
Vitamin
B.
Try
ALL-BRAN
and
ace'
how
differently
you
feeL
FORCE
AHEAD
ALL-BRAN
Mdi
if
Ini
!
Imin.
Cmi(l
It
nr
rnc"i
I
.tlCTlOX
MAI.K
Tlmbrr
Sale
US7t
I
There
will
be
oUered
fcr
sals
at
Pub-
;lle
Auctoui.
at
noon
on
tfae
SUt
day
o!
Dflrembw.
1939.
in
the
oirtce
of
the
DiMrlot
Forest.
Marin.
Building.
Vsa-couver.
the
Licence
X3S874.
to
cut
a.p-
.
proxlm.rJy
UXXM.OOO
f.
t
m
nf
apruce.
mlar
and
hecnlock
on
parts
of
Lots
27
and
28.
north
aide
of
Cunuhcmn
Inlet.
Quern
Chartott
Ilaads
Land
Three
(3)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber,
"Provided
anyene
unable
to
attend
the
a-uctlon
In
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
cpennd
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
tinted
as
on
bid."
rurther
Particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria.
BO,
the
District
Forester.
Prtnoe
RupcH,
DC
.
or
the
DirtJict
Foreater,
Marine
Building.
Vancouver.
B.
O
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intrntlnn
To
Apply
To
Lraiw
Ijand
In
Attln
Land
Recording
District
r
0lar
IasA
Division
.and
ttuat
on
Pine
CrreJc
ahout
a
mile
below
tin
Pine
Crrek
Fails.
Tlte
notice
Aha
Walter
W.
Johnoon
of
Ban
FrancU.30,
Caltf..
occupation
Mine
Operator
ntond
to
apply
for
t.
Iwe
of
the
follornlng
deacrlbed
lands:-
wunmeniuiif
at
a.
pTHt
pladted
bo'i'.
jSOO
ft.
norUvntaterly
from
the
old
power
house
theme
southerly
600
ft
;
Jhetice
uesterly
600
It
thence
northerly
6O0
ft
:
thence
eaMterly
600
ft.
and
containing
10
acres,
more
or
jm
Mtng
a
relocation
of
the
old"
power
house
arte
once
owned
by
the
Brltlsh-
AiiM-ncaa
urtogmq
Co.
i,td.
WALTER
W.
JOHNSON
'
"
By
Walter
Ranmiaiieu,
Agent.
Elated.,
September
6,
1939.
TECS
CATLY
CTTW8
M0B
toftDiy
Thli
adrertla.msnt
it
not
paMJrttd,
or
displayed
bj
tbe
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
GoTernmsnt
of
British
Colo-
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
dlSDlayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
TODAY'S
STOCKS
lOouriM)
8.
D
Johnton
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.12.
Bulorne.
10.55.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.0.
Dentonta.
.01
k
Falrvlew.
.02.
Gold
Belt.
.20.
Hedley
Mascot.
.45.
Minto.
.02.
Noble
Five.
.02.
Pacific
Nickel,
.13.
Cariboo
Quarts.
2.16.
Pioneer.
2.16,
Premier,
1.35.
Privateer,
.90.
Reeves
McDonald,
io.
Reno.
.50.
Relief
Arlington,
.14.
Salmon
Gold,
.03.
Sheep
Creek
1.10.
Cariboo
Hudson.
.04.
Oils
A.
P.
Conn,1814.
Calmont.41.
C
&.
2.30.
Freehold.
-02.
Home.
2.70.
Royal
Canadian.
.22
&
Okalta.
1.15.
Mercury,
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
.22.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.45.
BeaUIe.
1.13.
Central
Pat..
2.35.
Cons.
Smelters,
49,75.
East
Malartlc,
3.05.
Fcmland,
.03.
Francoeur.
.41.
Oods
Lake.
W.
Hardrock.
1.18.
'
Int.
Nickel,
47.75.
Kerr
AddCson.
1.95.
Little
Long
Lac.
3.00.
McLeod
Cocicshutt,
2.05.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.45.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
122.
.
Moneta.
J)lt
Noranda,
77.50.
Pickle
Crow.
4.30.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.87.
San
Antonio,
1.76.
Shcrritt
Gordon,
1.28.
Stadacona.
,39
1.
Uchi.
5.
Bouscadlllac,
.04.
Mosher.
.10.
Oklend,
.11.
Smelters
Gold.
.01
;.
Dominion
Bridge,
41.75.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
dl
Southbound
from
gkagway
to
Vancouver
on
a
regular
Alaska
voy-j
age,
CP.R.
steamer
Princess
Norah.j
Capt.
William
Palmer,
was
In
port
from
4
o'clork
to
5:15
yesterday
af-j
ternoon.
The
vessel
had
on
board
111
passengers
of
whom
six
disembarked
here.
Six
took
passage
from'
Prince
Rupert
for
the
south.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.j
James
Flndlay.
returned
to
port
at;
li:45
this
morning
from
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
and
sailed
at
1
:30
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
'Preparations
For
Letter
Box
Arnil-gtipA
Day
At
I
RADIO
RECEPTION
Editor
Dally
News:
t
um
Kn
ihnnoht
that
the
was
wm
I
John.
N.B..
Toronto,
and
Watrous,
Saskatchewan
and
having
boosted
Vancouver
from
500
to
5000
watts,
will
do
something
for
Northern
B.
C.
In
the
not
too
distant
future.
D.
C.
MtRAE.
Chairman
Radio
Commute.
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Science
Club
Is
Organized
The
Science
Cluh
nf
nu
"
WW
Memorial
High
School
was
organized
last
week
under
the
supervision
of
J.
K.
Davles.
Officers
for
me
coming
year
were
elected
as
follows:
President.
Harry
Daecett
Secretary.
Anne
Winslow.
Treasurer.
Helen
Brown.
During
the
winter
club
will
perform
experiments
In
chemistry.
m
ti:k
notice
The
American
freighter
Marv
D.'T
L
.
"
nviaA
wni
uv
vanaoian
Ni.
,(.1,1
kciiiui
ni
f
tcpaita
-..
nmummym
aaorra
u
Prince
,at
the
local
dry
dock
to
damage
sus-1
L?
f:
wl"
Italned
In
a
stranding
In
orrnvllte
SSLf,
c?2?
J.2.
"
I
"
jimm
iurri,
WiUCQ
JIOWI
Channel
.
last
.
week,
sailed
from
here160
wt
at
3
o'clock
yesterdav
ycaieruay
afternoon
aiemoon
In
in
WV'
"""
tnm
tn
rtrran
,.
sX
a
pont
about
1700
South
continuation
of
her
Interrupted
Et
of
Pacific
Railway
ntuori
an
voyage
to
Seward,
Alaska.
lm
he
ud
for
rndwriai
pwvose
upon
the
Land
dencrlbM
as
Lot
918
an
3
Bl.
Mnt
Waterhouse
freighter
Trii
tk
was
potd
on
th
Northholm
has
been
In
port
since
"
81h
ot
Au-
yesterday
mornlng';!ischarging
Id-
a
Vy
of
this
notice
and
an
aiii.
cal
cargo.
aUkm
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act"
will
fa
riu
in
n..
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
llupert
C.
J.
Strong,
Vancouver;
Bay
McDonald.
Wrangell,
Alaska;
W.
R.
Kuffell,
A,
L..
Whalen
and
D.
H.
McLean,
Vancouver.
.
ot
the
Water
Recorder
at
Smlthers.
B.
C.
Objeotlooa
to
the
ipUnatlnrv
may
be
filed
with
the
aaJd
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Right
iwuxmn.
uuiuiinga,
vmcria,
H,
C
,
'wMtiiu
thirty
days
after
the
first
ap.
Ipearance
of
thu
notice
In
a
local
news-
CANADIAN
NATIONAL"
RAILWAYS
Applicant.
By
M.
A.
Durban,
Agent.
The
date
of
the
firM
publication
of
thla
notice
la
Octobx
34th,
1939.
i
Legion
Executive
public
would
be
interested
in
re-.
The
executive
of
the
Prince
Ru-irelvlng
whatever
Information
u!
pert
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Leg-available
regarding
the
prospects
ton
of
the
British
Empire
8ervlce
'for
Improved
radio
reception
in
i
League
was
In
session
last
evening
Prince
Rupert
,n
preparation
for
the
regular
Our
information
was
that
the
in-
mommy
meeting
oi
Wednesday
of
terierenr
irom
me
nan
uuwer
mrc
everything
else
and
that
little-headway
could
be
made
in
removing
Application
for
membership
were
approved
and
referred
to
the
general
meeting
for
endorsatlon.
Letters
of
thanki
.
from
Indlvldu-
mu-
joiner
imrneicucc
uum
removed.
Therefore,
after
two
years
.U
and
organizations
that
had
been
.
01
enorc
wun
wie
mu
suppuri
ot
I
-
iu,
ioiof
Hanson
MP.,
and
the
reeom-
Advice
of
the
awarding
of
a
cm-imendation
of
the
engineering
de-itrmct
for
extension
to
approach
at
Jpartment
of
the
Canadian
Radio'
Ddte
Cove.
Dlby
Island
was
re-
CommlMion.
the
Installation
of
si
lent
type
Insulators
from
MeCiy
mont
Park
to
the
substation
was
completed
about
the
month
of
Mav
But
In
addition
to
McBrtde
.Street,
owing
to
our
great
distance
from
the
broadcasting
stations
and
at
times
due
to
atmospheric
conditions,
radio
signals
simply
do
not
reach,
trine
Rupert.
Especially
during
the
past
year
there
have
been
times
when
the
Diehv
u-irelMu
has
had
the
greatest
difficulty
In
Knung
mrougn
lis
messages,
owing
to
atmospheric
conditions.
With
a
view
to
ascertaining
the
best
form
for
improvement
In
radio
reception
for
Prince
Rupert
and
all
this
north
country.
H.
O.
Merriman.
chief
engineer
of
the
Radio
Depart
ment
at
Ottawa
and
also
Messrs.
Turner
and
Irwin
of
the
same
department
were
In
Prince
Rupert
from
October
18
to
23.
While
here
they
were
busy
every
minute
mk-
eetved
as
this
IndvdM
the
usual
clause
covering
employment
of
veterans.
Considerable
time
was
devoted
to
the
final
BTanfmenU
for
the
annual
Armistice
Banqurt
This
Ml
UU
HI
UV
jUUVX
IUU
lltU
year
as
there
will
not
be
adequate
accommodation
in
the
Legion
Quarters
far
thme
exDteUd
tn
at.
tend.
There
are
many
ex-servlce
I
C
men
among
the
units
now
in
town
S
ill
n
O
and
thee
are
all
eligible
to
attend.
The
details
of
the
arrangement
Circulation
Tor
OtUMr
tor
the
Remembrance
Day
parade
j,
were
under
discussion.
Comrade
George
Crtpp.
who
is
In
charge
this1
The
Prttv
R
-r
year
of
the
arrangement,
has
made
Board
held
its
,,
a
splendid
job
of
the
planning
and
meeting
last
evej
'
i
special
DrovtakMi
has
been
made
for
.u-
....
those
Uklng
part
and
the
general
nature
The
nrru
,
public
to
hear
ail
of
the
ceremony
month
of
October
t-Z'
bv
th
Inaiallatinn
nf
bv4
rvVr
to
.
Those
In
attendance.
In
addition
to
President
Jack
Preece.
were
W.
J
Ranee.
Nell
Cameron,
o
J
m
ai"""
PW
Dawes.
II
T
Lock
Mlc
iy.
incy.
apparently,
were
r--
thoroughly
familiar
with
the
Ket
chikan
system
of
rebroadcasting.
had
surveyed
the
passibUMej
of
the
radiophone
from
Vancouver,
short
wave
from
the
southern
part
of
the
province,
a
powerful
broadcast
station
at
Vancouver
and
also
a
dlrn-il
wire
from
Jasper
the
nearest
point!
at
present,
while
here
a
special
i
aerial
was
constructed
and
rpectii
Instruments
installed
for
more
tests.
This
equipment
Is
In
eharge
of
Mr.
Claverlng
part
time
radio'
inspector.
Record
will
be
kept
ov-'
er
a
considerable
period
of
time
t
obtain
the
information
wanted.
Thee
men.
on
Ihelr
way
East,
stopped
off
at
Terrace.
Smtthers.
etc.
where
tests
were
made.
Mr.
Merriman
stated
that
the
interference
from
McBridr
Street
was
only
10
per
cent
of
what
is
usuallv
experienced
from
such
high
power
Installations.
It
can
be
sUted.
however,
that
the
MeBrlde
strict
interference
varies
greatly
from
time
to
time.
It
would
seem
that
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation,
having
during
the
past
few
years
constructed
50iXM.tt-at
ititlnn.
.
C
L
Barker.
J
W
Abbott
Ca7
Grant
To.M
A.ll
In
'ONLY
AN(
HAVE
WINGS
Kith
It
I
CI
I
A
IU)
MRTHltJ
n
and
ADDED
Htf
TV,.
1
'H
-nautl
thtert
I
'Library
Board
session
ThOI
presrr
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