October
28.
W39,
-
a
m
g
m
I
I
A
W
Li
LI
RlZt
LKiiW
.
.
1
f
ie-;uon
oi
ine
seizea
.tmer
City
ol
Flln.
0
rman
report
says
f
the
City
oi
Flint
..
vessel's
maps.
Jn
.:
the
prize
ctew
.iied
because
they
i
ake
the
ship
Into
ince
the
Flint
was
v..'.hout
maps.
Late:
?ed
that
the
Qennan
r
bruit
released.
State
crew
of
forty-Lawrence
A.
Strln.
1
F1
ates
ambassador
to
been
informed
by
the
-
ment
In
Moscow
Is
--Taa.sk,
is
Mnected
to
r
leased
although
it
.
may
have
to
stay
time
REEMENT
IS
STUDIED
T:r
Trade
Helween
Great
I
nder
Consideration
.K'ob.-r
2fl:
CP
R
irr
Secretary
for
For-
l
;
uwering
a
question
tr
of
Commons,
disomy
that
the
govern-adymg
the
possibility
t
.,
..
agreements
with
Rus-
-tii
rtassifiea
ad.
will
vau
many
dollars.
EVACUEES'
I'ltOIILEMS
(Continued
from
Page
Two)
factories
and
the
rumble
of
truck
to
the
strange
hush
of
villages.
Some
are
being
cared
for
in
Wanti
Itinsia
To
tree
,y
Yiaa
others
Jn
numb!e
i-
,
Nail
wn
tages.
The
government
pays
$2
a
dly
of
Hint
week,
lor
food
and
lodging
for
each
TON
D
C
October
20:
d
M
,
jjab
German
govrnmeni,
Bat
k
To
Cities
he
United
States!
major
blem
ar(He
two
wtks
after
the
dispersal.
The
government,
lacking
powers
to
compel
people
to
stay
where
they
had
been
put,
broadcast
appeals
against
the
return,
to
the
cities
nut
some
homtslck
mothers
and
children
came-
back
to.Uie
familiar
signs
and
faces
anyway.
In
the
villages,
pathetic
knots
of
women
gathered
at
street
corners.
straining
for
a
glimpse
or
sound
of
city
life.
Children
walled
in
their
sleep
because
It
was
"too
quiet."
WUtful
mother
sat
In
the
dark
for
village,
like
city,
is
plunged
In
to
a
nightly.
Inky
blackness
A
room
In
somebody
else's
house.
or
a
straw
mattress
on
the
floor.
Unt
fun
and
it's
bard
when
your
Cockney
tongue
chn't
speak
the
strange
Lancashire
or
South
Coun
try
accent
of
your
hardworking
hostess,
or
you
don't
like
her
kind
of
food,
or
her
way
of
cooking
It
Many
authorities
feel
conditions
will
Improve
when
communal
ways
of
living
can
be
provided.
The
gov
ernment
has
empowered
local
au
horltle
to
take
over
empty
houses
ind.
has
suggested
establishing
day
nurseries.
It
Is
urging
rapid
re
breakfait
to
teatlme."
Back
home,
the
lot
of
father
is
depressing
He
must
cook
his
own
mealr.
keep
his
clothe
mended,
sit
'hey
will
have
to
take
their
turn-there
are
more
wgei
t
things
just
now
5
wWiiTHE
THRIFTY
BATHROOM
TISSUE"
MacKenzie's
Furniture
Reauly
ltr
Ma(trM
Slumber
King.
Spring
....
.............
8lring
Filled
MatUesr
t
ahle
Sprliir-With
steel
slat
edges,
I
COMMVINIOkTlONt
Mi..,
ii
S
12.50
?ll.25
$20.00
J9.50
Tills
h
lted(jlng
Tne
Get
the
UesU-lt
Costs
l
Phone
ni
327
Tlllltl)
AVENUE
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Tritnscontincntjal
Trw-Atlantlc
Trans-Vafifie
t
tar.M,r
uit
rvnn
Palls
and
Way
Ports
8
8.
PRINCESa
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
llret
8.8.
"PRINCESS
LOUISE"
October
27th
8
8.
"PRINCESS
NORAH"
November
6th,
loin,
in
Winter
Excursion
Fare
Vancouver
and
THet,-,
on
salf
Nov
1st,
193?
to
Feb.
28th
1940
$3().Ul)
Final
Return
MmltMarcn
3Ut
1940
fr2JL
tunuectlons
at
Vancouver
with
Qanpdlan
Pacific
services
i
-i-
ii.....,tlnn
from
W,
L
Coatps
n,ra!
Ar.,t.
Prince
Rupert,
U.a
Popular
Bride-Elect
Honored
Parties
Pur
Ml
Marguerite
John.
mii
itefore
Leaving
For
Victoria
To
Marry
Carl
Smith
Miss
Marguerite
Johnson,
who
Is
leaving
tonight
for
Victoria
when
her
marriage
to
Carl
Smith
will
take
place
shortly,
has
been
the
guest
of
honor
at
a
number
of
delightful
post
nuptial
affairs
prior
to
her
departure.
Last
night
at
the
home
of
the
bride-elect's
mother,
Mrs.
C.
E.
Johnson,
a
surprise
shower
took
place,
numerous
friends
descending
on
the
residence
and
presenting
a
handsome
table
lamp.
Chinese
checkers
featured
the
eve
ning's
entertainment
and
the
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
mm
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeyo
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
la
Prince
Rupert
Gingham
October
31.
VK
BfK?
!Rffl
:a
FAOE
THRt!
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Dante,
Moose
Hall,
(252)
Father
Leo
Basse
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
Prince
George.
Tonight's
train,
true
rrom
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
Lutheran
Circle,
tea
and
sale
for
Red
Cross.
Metropole
Hall.
Oct.
2E.
from
2-6
p.m.
251
The
County
Court
case
of
L.
H.
Brawand
vs.
Charles
Morris,
con
cerning
settlement
of
a
chattel
mortgage
at
Smlthers.
has
been
adjourned
sine
die.
JL....
--a
.,..
-n...
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herbert
Larsen.
Miss
Peggy
Steen.
Miss
Leah.
Basso-Bert.
Miss
Betty
Ellison.
Miss
Florence
Parker,
Miss
Betty
1
fl
-
ilVin,
DUfM
n
rn.
n
darkened,
silent
rooms
at
nignu
..
...
.
......
garet
Fritz,
Miss
Freda
Mussallem.
o.-
i4
'
Some
have
suggested
communal
.
.....
kitchens
for
these
fathers
But")"-
w'
r.r.l1T...r
iciean
I
1
.....
t.A.M
nnr
rt
fMA
!
t
V
The
guests
included
Mrs.
Ian,wno
w"."
"?
"
"
"
V
j
..i
..
left
nn
last
evening
irain
iui
wiisun-Aiurray
aim
rouses
dv;
Ellison,
Thelma
Davis.
AUda
John-
Vanderhoof.
Mickey
Skattebol,
Thelma
Hed-
"euie
V,
.
7
.1'.
ii
7,
of
this
for
resident
city
Freda
n
a
strom.
Edna
SCrand
and
Mussallem
several
years,
will
leave
on
to-
train
for
Montreal
On
Monday
evening
Miss
Thelma
morrow
nJaht's
"
rv,.i-
,...
fA,
where
he
will
embark
for
his
na-
w.
,
tlve
home
in
Belfast.
Ireland,
to
spent
in
playing
court
whist,
the
fume
resident,
prize
winners
being
Mrs.
Peter
i
Sol
em
and
Miss
Leah
Basso-Bert
Delicious
refreshments
were
served,
the
bride's
table
being
centred
with
a
beautiful
cake
topped
with
a
mlnature
bride
and
groom.
A
beautifully
decorated
box
was
opening
of
country-
schools,
even
If
'ound
to1.contain
many
lovely
and
the
children
have
to
attend
lnju,f,u
8f
J"
&et:
Mrs.
cu
Peter
Solem.
shifts,
and
has
suggested
activities
householder.1?;
hnson.
Mrs.
H
Wanamaker
organized
to
relieve
)f
responsibility
for
children
"from
J-
Aw
f""1"'
f
.ft
,
JUUII&uil,
Alias
Aiicucy
oiuuicltui.
"I
have
u$ed
BOVR1L
"CUBES
for
a
long
time
and
"find
nothing
better.
They
"are
excellent
for
soups,
"stews,
and
gravy
"BOVRIL
CUBES
come
first
with
me.
37
For
prompt
and
courteoui
Phone
13
Taxi.
tf.
"
1
H
S.
O.
N.
Hallowe'en
Dance.
Oddfellows
Hall,
Oct.
26th,
10
pjn.
(250)
E.
N.
Valentine
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Inspector
C.
O.
Barber,
provin
cial
police,
is
on
a
trip
to
Smlthers;
on
official
duties.
He
is
expected,
to
return
'to
the
city
towards
the
I
end
of
the
week.
O.
W.
Laldler,
sales
manager
of
the
W.
H.
Malkln
Co.
for
British
Columbia,
following
a
ten
day
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
in
connection
with
changes
being
made
in
the
FROM
POPE
His
Holiness
To
Be
lieard
From
Tomorrow
On
Subjects
Dealing
With
War
VATICAN
CITY.
October
26:
(CP)
Prelates
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
said
today
that
Pope
Pius
has
decided
to
Issue
the
first
encyclical
of
his
reign
tomorrow.
It
will
probably
deal
with
the
war.
SHIPS
AT
i
T
ARCHANGEL
Cirnrce
W.
CriDDS
has
been
plac-
At
Least
a
Score
of
Foreign
Vessels
Miss
Margaret
McLach-t.d
in
-hare-
Df
the
observance
of-
Interned
There
And
Some
Are
lan.
Miss
Ellen
Moore.
Miss
Jean'jj,,,,,
Day
ln
prmCe
Rup-i
Short
of
Food
Wilson.
Miss
Vivian
Wratnall.
Miss
pr,
,hll.
Tear
bv
tne
Canadian
Le-
Elsie
DavU
and
Miss
Allda
John-
Mintla
units
here
now
wiU'
STOCKHOLM,
October
2$:
Thl
son.
loarticlDate
in
the
parades
and
master
of
a
Swedish
vessel,
arr,tv.
Weather
Forecast
ceremonies
which
will
be
on
a,ing
here
from
the
Russia
Whlti
mnre
nretenttous
scale
than
even
Sea
Po
of
Archangel,
reports
before.
I
The
weather
has
been
eotd
official
dutios.
was
the
speaker
to-ll
Plays.
Presbyterian
Hall.
ct-
27-
Hill
CO
Hallowe
en
Tea,
Oct.
23.
Eagles
Bridge
November
,
t
Canadian
ember
3
Legion
Baxaary
JNov-
An;llcan
Bazaar,
November
9
Valhalla
Dance.
Nov.
10.
Presbyterian
Bazaar,
Nov.
18,
St
Peter's
Church
bazaar
Noy.
23
Countrv
Fair
Npvember
24
Dally
adverUsini
.-n
i
Dallj
News
Is
sure
to
bring
daily
Bob's
Beauty
Parlor
Next
to
Q.
&
S.
Grocery
Phone
318
CHIMNEYS
Furnaces
and
Stove
Pipes
Cleaned
Stecn's
Limited
Phone
5
COAL
Grain
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
and
551
ithat
a
score
of
foreign
ships
are
L
jbeing
held
in
Internment
thee
oy
T
'JO
Cunningham,
chairman
of
I
the
Soviet
authorities.
Food,
in
General
Synopsis
The
Pre""
gflme
commissioners
some
cases,
is
reported
to
be
run-i.,w
off
the
British
ColumbS
rinrnhLi
h
u
a
vlsl-.nlng
short.
coast
coast
wh?re
"rr
gales
gu.c
have
ua.r
o-curred
--j"""
Iter
in
the
cit
yfrom
Vancouver
Vancouver
on
on!
r
i
ri
r
snow
failing
m
the
interior.
day
"t;h7snii
at
the
regular
weekly
lunchc
Bridge
rartv
ror
ut
r-o
nf
VnnMiut-Ar
Island
'
'
.
.
.
C.
..
vr.
T
------
.
i
the
Prince
Rupert
notary
ciuo.
n
IT
-Fresh
to
strong
p1"d:
Pmldent
Peter
Lakle
was
in
the-goYS
Band
Last
somewhat
milder
with
occasional
-
.
.UVJ
uuuu
showers.
Announcements
aU
dverlbrmrnu
in
Uiu
col-ran.
lll
be
ctiKed
lor
hill
nonih.
4
?X
ord
tendance
of
members
with
several
iKirjninrr
Vitrrocc
Iguests.
j.uvumii
wuvvvuu
I
Keep
up
to
dale
AdwtUse
regu-i
a
Vfrv
Succesful
anrV
enjoyable
I
t
i
a
a
lariv-
i
oriaee
nnve
was
neia
in
wie
Aiewft-
TIRED
ACHEY
Suggi&h
kidne-t
nuy
be
to
blame.
Gin
Pills
help
eliminate
toxic
wastes
that
tend
to
Iow
up
kidney
action.
In
the
United
States
ask
for
"Gino
Pills".
Spills
I
3
ilxtt
tn
Canada
and
tha
UJ.
RuU
ami
nw,
JarS
Economy
alia,
sit
-loole
Hall
last
nlsht
by
the
Prince
T"l
nA.-K
TiA
Dfl.Ant
atlon.
j
The
prize-wjnners
were:
ladies'
t
flrst.
Mrs.
J.
S.
West:
second.
Mrs.l
Georjje
Scott-
men's
first,
Ang?o!
Astoria:
second
L
Noble.
I
Mrs.
G.
W.
Johnstone
was.
winner.'
!
ln
the
raffle
of
a
calfe
wth
tickets
1
144.
Harry
Wanamnker
was
master
o
ceremon?e$
Mrs.
Han
ford.
Per-
'-,
Iklns
arted
as
cashier.
I
In
rhirft
pf
refreshments,
weje
iMrs.
J.
Brown.
Mrs.
Louis
..AmjidJp.
'Mr.
Huov.
MS-,
.1.
G.
vie.reck
an
M's
J.
.IcR.ae.
the
Iast-mentoned
being
convener
SCOTS
WIN
IN
are
being
lined
up.
I
SOCCER
Defeated
Irish
Fusiliers
By
Score'
Of
Four
To
Nil
Yesterday
Afternoon
Canadian
Scottish
defeated
Irish
I
Fusiliers
yesterday
afternoon
In
a
-
'
M
.At-.
It
V
1
II
YT111
lOOloail
game
k
ACiUfuua
iu
grounds.
It
was
the
third
soccer
game
that
has
been
played
be
tween
these
two
local
militia
units,
the
Scots
having
won
all
three.
,
Baseball
and
basketball
Is
also
jbelng
organized
between,
militia
'teams
In
town
and
other
sports
Hair
Treatment
Are
you
suffering
with
Scaly
Dandruff,
Itching
Scalp.
Dry
Fragile
and
Lusterless
Hair?
Our
correct
recondition
treatments
will
do
wonders
for
you
at
NELSON'S
Barber
and
Beauty
Shop
12
ozs.
25
ozs.
40
ozs.
JUST
THAT
MUCH
BETTER"
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Opyernment
ol
British
Columbia.
'
At
an
executive
meeting
of
the
tjon
with
the
British
and
Foreign,
Religious
Education
Council
last
Bible
Society
to
raise
funds
for
night
final
arrangements
were
Bibles
for
soldiers.
P.
H.
Llnzejr
made
for
a
rally
to
be
held
next
will
be
the
speaker
and
there
will
management
of
the
local
branch,
,
Sunday.
This
rally
Is
in
co-opera-
be
special
music,
will
sail
by
the
Prince
Rupert
to-1
night
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
I
ENCYCLICAL
B.
G.
Furniture
Co.
New
And
Used
Furniture
X
Rebuilt
Chesterfield
In
tapes?
Q
Aft
try
try
and
velour
$Ot.UV
1
Rebuilt
Chasterfield
All
tapestry
2
3-piecc
Chesterfields
$36,00
10
$69.00
$39.00
$16.00
1
Chesterfield
Couch
At
:
1
Imperial
Oil
Burner
With
new
sleeves
and
pump
1
Reconditioned
Kitchen
Range
At
3
3IJr-or
Vanity
and
Stool
At
4
Reconditioned
Radios
rOf
various
makes,
from
1
Singer
Sewing
Machine
At
Phone.
BLACK
ZU
(Next
Door
to
B.
C
Clothiers).
$23.50
$25.50
$10.50
$16.00
$16.50
THIRD
AVE.
HAVE
A
PARTY
FOR
HALLOWEEN
Iallqwe!en
Napkins
Pkg.
of
40
15c
BlowOuts
Noisemakerv-pozen.
up
.
35c
?a
per
Ha
tsrr25c
dozen
to
-
.
"5c
Baliooxis
Dozen.
25c
and
35c
Halloween
.-.
.
Seals
i
and
Cutouts
.
'
;
5c
and
...
lOo
Table
crackers
uozen,
up
35c
FIREWORKS
:.
,
Sparklers
Pkg.
-
5c
Chinese
Crackers
Pkg.
-
5c
Homau
Candles
5c
x,2Sc
Sky
Rockets
-
5c
to
25c
"
'
j
"
-Contack"
A
(asclnatlng
new
game
for
2
to
.7
players
60c
New
Wizard
ot
O4
(lame
-
-rt"-
1-5
Party
AnaKram
Games
-
-
Chinese
Checkers.
33c,
65c,
$1.23
Dart
Gaines
-
35c
and
65c
Archery
Games
65c
and,
ISc
MiaSm.jk
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldg.
Fresh
Local
Raw
M
Pasteurized
MiH
VALENTIN
DAJRY
PHONE
t57
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mm
m
3.