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I
I
Announcements
Ail
alferttenenu
la
toil
col-vnn
will
be
charred
f
or
full
month
at
2ftv
a
word,
Lit'.n
Bridge
and
Dance,
Oct.
18.
Kx'.itr
19.
Ta,
Mrs.
Cruickslwnk'j
1,
n
Bazaar
November
9.
-rVrlan
Bazaar,
Nor.
18.
Cwtry
fair
November
24.
Common
Seme
About
Constipation
I
tort
or
wmiM
tll
ftn
(Kat
Ui
t
iJilnj-
(ld
with
m
llmit
(t
al
it
mkm.
It
uu
rt
(iMtlMl,
dtnl
fMJI
with
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u.'l
mnrUI.
1nil
nut
flvlnc
fou
lh
irwiM?
jnr
ir
too
wwi't
kt
to
mr
Ur
If
jroti
eat
)ot
Dm
l
murt
prop)
da
Uot
ru
dun
t
(rt
nouf
h
In
mjp
itM
ln.1
"ktilb"
-.
i
mn
a
lot
t
food.
It
th
Hd
of
food
Ut
Im't
f-x
r
'tfuumrd
la
th
body,
v
lm
wift
"bulky"
nut
blt
a
buwvl
numnL
V
ma
of
tMTpl
prfr
K
CC
All-Bran,
a
rradv-ta-al
rl.
to
kttp
thm
rrf
I
It
unnll
!.
"hulk"
-7
rd,
flu
th
lntlnal
Tiumln
Hi.
Ka
All-Ilran
rrv
dr
drink
f'-'.-'t
t
wtrr,
and
pln
th
-:J;n,
Can.
ttuld
by
Vry
ir
"i
i
.
iwu
.
ontmirnl
auta.
aSwi.iit,l
f
aaf.ifHZ
I
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
I
Masonic
Funeral
Held
On
Sunday
A
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
LwJe
Kite
Held
For
Late
Alt-'
Miss
Hazel
Coombs
will
sail
to-
For
prompt
and
courteous
er
andfr
N.
Fraier
f
Stewart
night
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver,
j
vice
Phone
13
Taxi
tf
Vtw'll
Ilk
Old
KMkr'
fl
r
a4
y'll
Ilk
th
r
"HrMf
iv
thl""ailBtth)llM.
If
J
.
.
unaer
me
Joint
aUSDiCM
of
Juris
W
R.
Flthr
left
on
lest1
Reareanlzatlon
Olrl
Guides.
.Ca-f
Tilmpsean
and
Ty
Lodge.
A.
F.
evening's
train
for
Smltbea
where
.
thedral
Hall,
Oct.
17,
at
7:15
for
w
turierai
of
the
late
he
will
conduct-a
session
of
Coun-
girls
II
to
16.
(242
Alexander
N.
Fraser
of
Stewart
ty
Court
.
I
W
hfld
(ill
Bllndav
afltrnnnn
!
Kilnr
P
T.
EYinrtA
nf
Vio
TtrlH.Vl-l
,iiHSSHIJSJSJIliiM
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T
A
v,
WF
wn.
V
V
)MM
t'l-e.
p;
the
B.
C.
Un-
Hear
Major
Foorte
at
Presby-
Iirael
So:lety
will
be
the
speaker
.
-
.
-
-
dertakera
to
Fairvlew
Cemetery
terian
Church
Wednesday
and
tomorrow
at
the
regular
weekly
Cripps
will
sail
tonight
8amuel
kuy.
worshipful
maste
ihuisday
at
8
pjn.
Bubject
con-
!tneljeon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
a
for
a
vacation
trio
to
"'.
,,,"lan
Lodge,
was
in
charge
cemlng
current
events
will
be
dls-
Club.
(J
the
iltes
whlcU
were
entirely
cussed.
(243)
ritualistic,
both
at
the
ehapel
and
F
4rpnknines.
Frank
Edwards,
al
lne
Rravesldf
.
A.
C.
Small
acted
A
meetlns
of
property
owners
irfry
Oplan
and
Ray
Larson
were
Ar
i;i
t
n.
of
the
Prince
Hn-,
,
!.
rial
Association
.
wa
a
general
tholrvleil
1
(!
by
Rev.
K.
C.
Jl.Durn-
of
8t.
Peter's
Anglican
F-
4!
Cove.
Rev.
J.
C.
Jack-
t,r
'
!
or
iiaeni,
was
in
tne
........
chair
as
organist.
only
will
be
held
In
the
City
Hall
-ae
h
fined
$25,
with
option
of
seven
Pallbearers
were
W.
M.
Watts,
at
8
pjn.
on
Wednesday
October
c!y-'
Imprisonment,
In
city
police
!
1
K
nith.
J.
q.
Bietn.
F.
J.
Rush,
18,
to
consider
the
coming
plebls-
court,
'
Arthur
Sutton
and
W
I).
Vance,
cite.
All
are
urged
to
attend.
(243)
L
)
Interment
was
made
in
the
.
Masonic
nlot
I
,
i
v
wrwi.
jo-iwwng
areHiy
FISH
CASES
Utiilatin
Cases
involving
several
other
boats
will
be
proceeded
with
In
duel
was
held
Saturday
afternoon
and
entatlon
was
made
by
Miss
Pat
course.
I
evening
in
the
Metropole
Hall.
The
Quran
and
Master
Stanley
Wozney.
Mexico
Losing
Oil
Business
Fresh
Local
Raw
ancj
Pasteurfzcd
ItHf
VALENTIN
DAfUY
PHONE
57
I
Frederick
Simpson
7
and
7
:
Ivan
Ma-
01
0i
the
nc
Prince
rriiww
wope.
Rupert
General
Hos-
Ihere
ua.
a
.nnrflu
..
'.
.
.
.
..
r,t
.1
.
..w,
......
vy'j"-b
nuai,
suit
luriiKiu
on
ine
uaiaia
04
orrfi
was
a
good
attendance
of
'
crau-
to
a
minor
and
also
with
supplying
ror
victoria
to
attend
the
annual
hJ7f
Si?
,L:,Z!"?T'
t0
an
Ind,an
Wared
In
city
po-
-
mention
of
th
British
Columbia
"
04
jice
court
today
and
e
remanded
Hospitals
Association
lor
eight
days.
Lieut.
George
H.
Greenwood,
R.
n
C.
N.
R.,
formerly
chief
of
city
.NfinWPr
lilVPIH
I
liVil
lL
D
WAV
Pllce
here
and
tor
e
P!Wt
year
UllLrJUlY
if
jf
1
or
80
fneagffl
in
pubUcatlon
of
j'The
Prospectflr
at
Vancouver,
KPCPTlt
KflnP
Aathrr
III
It
First
of
a
dumber
Of
fn
called,
Up
for
eervlce
In
Loral
viwii
To
t"m
n
ror
me
war.
accorain
10
wora
re-
.
.
.
i
.
.
.
,
tt
,
i
i
.
Vlolatlni
Intrrnatlinal
ceived
nere.
."ij.
ujn
n
umi
in
mnur'
Evidence
for
the
crown
in
the
First
of
a
series
of
cases
involr-1
case
of
Ling
Bo
Shong,
charged
by
.
fr
Mrs.
i
.
inz
le
local
local
halibut
halibut
boats
boats
on
on
rharrri
chartes
PlMr
PUttv.
Rlz-lfirrll
nirrLirrii
nHth
with
crur1lnr
wrf!nr
n
bride.
Dna'
BAZAAR
ON
SATURDAY
Of
Mrs.
E.
N.
Jltlnljre.
E.
N.
Maclntyre.
a
recent
..
.
.
.
.
ine
8"e1
01
nonor
ai
a
inr
vtMtinr.
nr
,.n..i.ti.
.v..
-
t
,
....i.
.j...
...
j
miscellaneoDs
shower
held
at
the
,
t-ld
Anniversary
Sapper
Oct.'
A.
Ouyan.
Ninth
At-
mer,M
Commls-j
adjournment
made
until
thU
af-
homef
i!on,
Captain
Anton
An-,ternoon.
T.
W.
Brown,
counsel
for,
!?ue
as
on
f
.
fenln-
Ij.,
.
.,
The
tastefullv
deeorat-
i.r.or,
n,n..r.
.i.i.i
i
j
-
j
rooms
were
Vh
Prrsbyterian
Hall,
Oct.
27.
ed-ln
pastel
shades
with
the
tra-
j
com
mu
mornlnK
8tp.
aymont
for
a
dUroUsal
IIenry
Cj
id
3n
hsitx
J
endlary
Magistrate
Andrew
Thomp-
Smllle
U
acting
as
counsel
for
the
dlilonil
whu
wedding
bells.
iy-.jon
xt
u
alleged
that
Antonsen
complalnUnt
fished
with
his
boat
Mother
III
In
.Area.
Ko.
2
after
the
closure
of
t-
t
n
,lj
v
L..U
Birthday
Tea.
Kovember
4.
the
hinbul
,fajon
the
ind
aho
that
he
fished
In
an
area
north,
of
Massctt
Inlet
closed
to
halibut
I
fishing.
Henry
fimlllr
is
acting
as
coun-
.
.
,
.
.
sel
for
the
crown
and
T.
W.
Brown
E;
hr
s
Church
bazaar
Nor.
23.
for
U)f
drffndant.
Bridge
was
played
during
the
ev
ening,
the
winners
were:
first,
Mrs.
Mclvor;
second.
Mrs.
R.
R.
Stra-chan;
consolation.
Mrs.
Maclntyre.
Dainty
refreshments
were
served
at
midnight.
Mrs.
W.
E.
Denning
and
Mrs.
McGrelsh
assisting
the
hostess,
after
which
the
bride
was
presented
with
a
beautifully
dec-
The
annual
bazaar
of
the
Ladies"
orated
doll
house
containing
many
AM
nf
Rt
Paul
Tjithrnn
Chnrrh
Pretty
and
Useful
Blfts.
The
DreS-
affair
drew
a
goodly
measure
of
Those
present
were:
patrona3e
with
satisfactory
turn-
Mrs.
E.
N
Maclntyre.
Miss
Mary
outs
both
in
the
afternoon,
when
Macfie.
Mrs.
Macfle,
Mrs.
C.
Smith.
the
tea
and
sale
took
place,
and
Mrs-
A.
Murray.
Mrs.
J.
Munro,
Mrs,
Jin
the
evening
which
was
given
R
R-
Duncan
Mrs.
It
Flnlay,
Mrs.
'over
to
a
program,
social
and
mak-
J
B.
Walker.
Mrs.
Bproat.
Mrs.
A.
-
Ing
of
drawings.
Duncan.
Mrs.
F.
Barber.
Mrs.
J
Turopean
.Market
For
Us
Output
Mrs.
John
Ivarson.
president
of
Wozney.
Mrs.
W.
Goodsell,
Mrs.
J.
I
Now
Larrtly
Out
of
Picture
the
Ladles'
Aid.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Macintosh.
Mrs.
Geo.
Geddes.,
Mrs.
IMyrwang.
wife
of
the
pastor,
re-
J-
W.
Cook.
Mrs.
J.
N.
Carter.
Mrs.
MEXICO
CITY.
October
17:
'ceived
the
guests.
The
tea
tables
Mclvor.
Mrs.
V.
Pick.
Mrs.
W.
E.
Mexico
is
suffering
seriously
from
were
tastefully
decorated
with
Denning,
Mrs.
J.
Parsons.
Mrs.
A.
curtailment
of
oil
exports
to
Euro-1
pink
and
gold
flowers.
Mrs.
Chris
Quran,
Mrs.
McGreish.
Mrs.
S.
L.
reon
countries
owing
to
the
war.
Jensen,
Mrs.
Peter
Leland
and
Mrs.
Peachy
and
Mrs.
R.
R.
Strachan.
having
JfMt
flfly
percent
of
Jta
Nels
Amoth
directed
the
serving
of
buflness.
Fxccct
Sweden
and
Italy.
(tea
with
Mrs.
Peter
Peterson
and
all
nations
of
Europe
are
now
out.
Mrs,
Thor
8oIhelm
.acting
as
ser-f
the
picture
as
purchasers
ofYiteurs.
Cashier
was
Mrs.
John
Mexican
oil.
United
States
Is
at
Hanson.
present
taking
about
half
of
the.
in
the
raffles
Miss
Bergloit
output.
Charstad
won
a
cake
mixer
and
-r"
Mrs.
O.
Klldal,
a
table
cloth.
Tonight's
train,
rue
from
th
The
evening's
program
Included
Kast
at
11
o'clock,
wan
reporter.
an
address
of
welcome
oy
Rev.
J.
hl
nftrnonn
in
br
on
time.
Attention
Canadian
Women
SERVE
CANADA
V
(ilunLiry
llegjistratioii
of
National
S?
rvjee
.
Qurstlonalre
to
be
found
n
booth
In
Besrer
Block,
open
from
9
a.m.
until
8
p.m.
KMratlon
week
October
16
to
21
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
PorU
B8.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
p
rn.
To
Vancouver
Direct
PRINCESS
LOUISE
'
September
10th,
Mth,
October
6th,
7th.
27th
Direct
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W
L.
COATES.
(leneral
Arent.
Rupeit,
B.C.
H.
Myrwang;
selections
by
the
church
band,
piano
solos
by
Peter
ILien
and
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
John
iturvold,
Mrs.
J.
H.
Myrwang
and
Mrs.
John
Hanson.
Refreshments
were
served
before
the
evening's
proceedings
broke
up.
it
CIIIMNKYS
'
Purnaces
and
Stove
Pipes
Cleaned
Steen's
Limited
Phone
5
UMI
ACT
N..l
of
Inlfiilloii
To
.lplj
T
M,
In
AtJln
Ud
Recording
District
ot
CXurlar
Uind
Dlvlrtcsi
,rd
altuat
on
lint
Creek
about
a
mUr
brlow
tb
rine
Crn-k
Fila.
Tak
notloe
tha.t
Walter
V.
Johnson
of
Ban
Franclaco.
Oltf..
occupation
Muif
OpeiuUsr
InterxU
to
api-ly
for
a
leoM
of
tl
lollowhi
de.ribd
landi:--
Commwuolns
at
post
placed
200
ft
iiorttvraterly
from
the
old
nnr
hou.vi
thwtce
aouUierly
500
ft:
thew
vterly
600
It.
thence
northerly
too
ft
:
thence
easterly
500
ft.
nJ
contajiunf
10
ncrea.
more
or
letM,
Being
a
relocation
of
the
old
power
hotwe
alte
once
wncd
by
tha
DrltUh-AmerloMt
Dredfttag
Co.
LW.
WALTER
W.
JOHNSON
By
Walter
Basmuasen,
Agent.
Dated
September
6,
1939.
COAL
Grain
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PKINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phonea
SB
and
558
THRIFT
Cash
&
Carry
We
Deliver
I'hone
179
GREATER
SAVINGS
IN
QUALITY
FOOD
Soap
Pels
Naptha
A
171
Qp
3
bara
aM
a
PJum
Jam--Nabob.
QIC
Q7V
4-lb.
tins
Matches
Red
Dird.
OOp
Package
of
3
IJIneberrics-
Eagle
'
97
Brand.
2
tins
Bacon
Diamond
'A'.
OQp
aOl
Lb.
packets.
Efjs
Dozen
Fresh
Pee
Wees.
Ol
6
p
3
Dozen
60c
Pork
and
Kcans-
-
9p
Heinz.
11-02
tins.
3
for6"
Fresh
Sprouts
tin
AVC
Per
lb.
Tomato
Soup
Camp-
UOK
OCp
bell's.
3
tins
Corned
Ileef
El
9Qp
Rancho.
2
tins
Ap
reanut
IJutler--Squlr-
rel
Drand.
I'a.
Tin
Toilet
Tissue
Sani-
rjn
Xiv
White.
3
rolls
Corn
Flakes-
Kelioggs
Tomatoes-
-Aylmer
2's
QQa
3
tins
Lux
Soap
Flakes,
Klnso
Soap
Powder
-Large
99p
MMV
packets
Cooking;
Pears
0
5
lbs.
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Mfl
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Vanity
and
0.50
1
English
Pram-Just
(j
J55Q
1
Kitchen
Cabinet
Ivory
and-red.
as-
$14.50
1
Electric
Range
and
Oven
Just
like
new
,
$19.50
The
PERFECT
Fruit
at
the
Peak
of
PERFECTION...
TUICT,
perfectly-ripenetl
Canadian
apples
I
are
in
.
.
.
fresh
from.
Canada's
finest
orchards!
Plenty
of
them,
too
those
that
normally
would
Ik
exported
overseas,
as
veil
as
our
own
usual,
generous
supply
And
thanks
to
the
higher
minimum
grade
requirements
there
are
preater-than-average
qualities
of
the
finer,
fancier,
.hlghtT'grade
eating
apples.
;
So,
all
through
this
years
apple
season,
order
liberal
quantities
of
Canadian
apples
.
.
.
for
eating,
cooking,
entertaining
.
.
and
for
jellying
and
preserving.
You'll
enjoy
them
immensely
and
you'll
be
doing
your
country
a
SttiYlCiTat
the
same
time.
And
remember,
Canadian
apples
are
Government
Graded.
Ask
to
see
the
grade-mark
on
the
container
when-you
buy!
Marketing
5erriVe
DOMINION
DEPARTMENT
OF
AGRICULTURE,
OTTAWA
Honourable
James
G.
Gardiner,
Minister
m
c7TnTBtiTffn?vj
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
New
And
Used
Furniture
Values
1
Vanity
Walnut
At
1
Connor
Washing
Machine-Good
Cnodition
29.50
S
Reconditioned
Kitchen
Ranges
Of
various
makes.
$27
50
4
3-piece
Chesterfield
Suites
In
tap-
rPeXr'YC'our:....
$69.00
4
Remington
and
Underwood
TypewritersPerfect
condition
at
a
great
savings.
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AVENUE
Next
Door
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B.C.
Clothiers
Bank
Bid.