PAOE
TWO
"Vanity
Maid"
FOOTWEAR
For
real
classy
styles
and
durability
these
shoes
are
unbeatable
in
their
price
field.
Priced
from
$4.45TO$5.50
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
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NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
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Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
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and
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States,
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advance
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other
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per
year
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Circulations
9S
86
EDITORIALS
RED
CROSS
WORK
The
Red
Cross
Society
has
been
organized
In
Prince
Rupert
and
already
the
committees
are
at
work
getting
ready
for
practical
help
to
the
soldiers
and
sailors
and
others
who
need
assistant
during
war
time.
The
Red
Cross
is
the
leading
fociety
doing
war
work
throughout
the
nation.
Every
town
and
villare
has
or
will
have
its
organization
with
groups
of
men
and
women
engaged
in
Its
various
activities.
It
provides
comforts
for
the
men,
supplementing
the
very
meagre
army
rations.
It
provides
materials
for
use
in
case
of
the
wounded
and
for
the
siek
In
hospitals.
Most
gf
the
work
h
done
by
groups
of
noble
women
who
give
of
their
time
and
labjr
without
thought
of
reward.
For
the
time
belnr
the
vldirs
are
their
children
ad
the
wounded
are
their
special
care.
Durine
the
First
Ore-it
War
Oi
RM
Cross
did
spleniid
work,
in
Prince
Runert
and
there
Is
tf
ba-'iw
of
doubt
but
they
will
da
the
same
again
and
even
more.
First
the
peoole
have
to
W
hown
Ihe
way
when
the
renonse
will
b-
-neral.
Because
of
the
presence
In
the
rlty
of
hundreds
of
soldiers,
times
are
belt-
than
hey
mi?ht
have
hn.
Olb-
df-nre'work
heliw
to
nnvid-
eraplovment
which
maVes
nayrolU
n
the
cltv.
Rcaiiw
of
the
rntitiin
the
people
generalir
are
better
able
to
support
the
Red
Cross
than
if
there
had
been
no
such
Income
coming
to
the
city.
Be-rayse
of
this
and
because
of
their
known
interest
In
the
men
who
will
do
the
fighting,
we
have
confidence
that
the
people
of
the
city
will
extend
themselves
In
supporting
the
Red
Cross
this
winter
and
throughout
the
war.
APPEAL
FOR
HELPLES&
There
U
In
Prince
Rupert
r
group
of
men
who
cannot
be
classed
as
able
bodied
men
and
Hearings
of
local
halibut
boats,
charged
with
Infractions
of
thj
International
Fisheries
Commission
regulations
by
fishing
In
closed
areas,
were
concluded
yesterday
with
the
Imposing
of
fines
by
Justice
of
the
Peace
W.
E.
Col-llson
on
the
boats
Domino
II,
.12
.50
3.00
9.00
02
25
Saturday.
November
4,
1939.
who
are
not
able
to
de
very
hard
work
and
yet
in
some
positions
would
give
as
good
service
as
if
they
were
graded
Al.
Most
of
them
are
between
sixty
and
seventy
years
of
age
and,
therefore,
not
eligible
for
pensions
under
our
present
laws.
It
was
foj
these
men
that
Commissioner
W.
J.
A'der
"made
a
plea
when
he
brought
the
matter
of
old
I
age
pensions
to
the
attention
of
i
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
secured
its
sup-
i
port
for
an
appeal
to,
have
the
pensions
given
at
(0
instead
of
!
"0.
They
might
be
employed
only
they
cannot
earn
the
minimum
wage
so
they
are
paid
the
regular
relief
allowance
of
S11.10
a
month,
which
as
everyone
wilt
agree
is
not
sufficient
tn
ketn
any
man
in
any
degree
of
comfort
these
days.
However,
they
have
the
privilege
of
doing
ndd
jobs
in
order
to
supplement
this
amount
if
thev
have
su'ficient
energy
and
aggression
to
get
thm.
It
used
1o
be
that
we
wonlr
over
the
len
a-
member
of
h
communilv.
Now
we
have
to
worry
over
the
sixties.
th
of
pot-wantea
men.
While
the
--"
f
enraln-
most
of
our
attention
we
must
not
wholly
for-fh-s
r
K-tt--n
fttv
"r"
-v"f-
nho
fin-f
lhrmsrlvs
In
lh-
nosKion
of
being
unable
to
help
themselves.
CANADA
A
TRAINING
CENTRE
No
matter
who
originated
th
idea
of
making
Canada
the
training
ground
for
British
aviation.
It
seems
to
be
popular
and
also
It
seems
likely
to
lead
to
a
development
of
alrmindedness
in
Canada
that
should
be
generally
beneficial
to
the
country
as
a
whole.
Canada
Is
particularly
well
situated
both
In
regard
to
its
central
position
in
the
British
Empire
and
also
In
regard
to
Its
diversity
of
climate
and
the
inaccessibility
of
some
of
its
in.
terior.
Capt.
E,
Telgen,
and
the
Atll,
Capt.
William
Bussey.
It
was
the
second
fine
on
the
Atll
Henry
Smille
prosecuted
in
the
Domino
case
with
T.
W.
Brown
defending.
Miss
Willa
Dyer
prosecuted
In
the
Atli
case
and
Henry
Smllli
GOOD
PAIR
OF
FILMS
Another
of
the
sene&
of
exciting
detective
pictures.
"Bulldog
Drum-mond's
Bride,"
and
a
thrilling
romantic
drama
of
the
race
track,
-The
Lady's
From
Kentucky,
comprise
an
interesting
double
bill
program
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
tonight.
The
pursuit
of
a
daring
bank
robber
from
England
to
Trance
provide
"Bulldog
Drummond
Bride"
with
material
for
plenty
of
drilling
adventur
and
action.
The
story
progresses
to
a
hectic
and
romantic
climax.
The
support
ing
cast
Includes,
as
usual,
such
popular
figures
as
Heather
Ansel,
ir.
B.
Warner,
Reginald
Denny.
E
E.
dive.
Elizabeth
Patterson
and
Fduardo
Ciannelli.
Ir
Th
I,ndy
From
Kentucky"
Oeorre
Raft
plays
the
role
of
a
tambler
with.
Ellen
Drew
as
h's
partner.
The
story
Is
romantic
and
fast-paced
and
has
some
good
comedy
in
which
Hu?h
Herbert
and
Zazu
Pitts
play
an
lmoortant
part
Louise
Beavers.
poDiilar
colored
actress,
is
also
an
important
member
of
the
cast
CUssiHED
FOE
SALE
("NEW
American
stamps
for
sale.
ones
and
threes.
Daily
News.
tf)
FOR
SALE
Whole
chimney
sweeping
outfit,
complete.
Apply
Zum-khr
at
hospital.
Lf
FOR
SALE
5-room
house,
two
bed-
Phone
Red
751.
(258)
FOR
SALE
Piano,
radio,
china
cabinet,
twin
beds,
rug
6x9.
dressers,
other
articles.
Phone
Black
236
or
call
1126
9th1
Ave.
E.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
and:
1
Seattle
Donkey
Engine
10
by
12,
73
Horsepower
Boiler
on
float
carrying
160
lb.
steam.
I
258l
FOR
SALE
35-50
h-p.
Acadia
mar-1
ine
engine
wun
eieetnc
starter
and
dynamo
In
splendid
condition
$335.
Ward
Electric
&
Marine
Supply.
Cow
Bay.
tf.
FIRST
class
room
and
board
residence,
close
In,
reasonable
rate
Phone
Black
965.
(258)
FOR
SALE
BY
TENDER
LOGGING
Outfit
on
Porcher
Isl
Lines
and
Blocks
and
other
log-i
glng
equipment,
2
bunk
houses
18
by
20
and
18
by
30,
accomodate
16
men,
Iron
beds,
1
cook
house
20
by
40,
1
large
heater.
1
cook
stove.
1
cord
wood
heater,
1
meati
house
14
by
14,
1
small
house,
ll
blacksmith
shop,
1
Sky
Line
1600
feet,
in
good
shape,
carriage
and
guy
lines.
1
gasboat
32
feet,
16
horsepower
engine.
Thomas
Mc-Meekln.
(259
WANTED
WANTED
Olrl
for
housework,
sleep
In
if
desired..
Phone
Oreen
503.
260
PERSONAL
CIVIL
SERVICE
EMPLOYMENT
EXAMINATION
for
Clerks
an
nounced.
Open
to
all
Appllca
tlons
to
reach
Ottawa
by
Novem
ber
30th,
1939.
Our
advice
has
helped
hundreds,
obtain
civil
Ser
vice
positions
as
Clerks,
Postmen,
Customs
Examiners,
etc.
Free
Booklet
on
request.
M.
C.
C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
In
Canada.
No
Agents.
YOU
can
run
a
Home
Klndergar-ten
with
our
help.
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute,
Wlnni-peg.
Manitoba.
AGENTS
'WANTED'
BEST
KNOWN
LINE
SUCCESSFUL
Christmas
Card
salespeople
know
they
inust
have
the
Premier
Line
of
Personal
Chrlstmaa
Cards;
they
know;
It
la
advertised
from
coast
to
coast
and
has
been
shown
continuously
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
for
ten
years,
They
know
our
line
sells;
they
know
the
public
has
confidence
In
our
values.
They
know
we
treat
our
sales
staff
courteously
and.
pay
liberal
commissions.
We
Invite
you
to
loin
this
salej
staff
apd
earn
extra,
money
In
your
spare
time
between
now
and
Christmas
Apply
for
sample
book
today.
No
charge.
Experience
Unnecessary,
Premier
'
Art
Oulld,
576
Seymour
St.,
the
OAiLTmmi
gt0rdr,Konttb,,,,
BELGIUM
LOOKS
TO
BORDER
DEFENCES
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
Legion
rooms.
In
spite
of
un
tavorabie
weather,
there
was
a
Qeneval
V
a.
De:
Dearie
holding
may.
chief
of
the
general
-lair
it
th?
t
i
.an
army,
u
pictured
as
he
made
a
tour
of
in-sp
en
:.i
ci
th-
iu.it-
;
i.
i
f-n
es
uiang
lit"
t.ieran
iH'iii'M.
tr
Uut
Ut.mait,
blitzkrieg"
toward
the
west
may
involve
vtnla-uan
of
Blaiuin
?
frontiers,
led
to
these
precautions.
BAZAAR
WAS
SUCCESSFUL
Radio
or
mantel
temp,
J.
Mar-
Half
ton
of
coil.
J.
Doyle.
N
1038.
Half
ton
of
coal.
John
Lambfe.
No.
523.
.
.
...
...
.
Walnut
Table.
Jack
Vrtmt.
No.
e
i
j-,
Splendid
Affair
by
Umtn'
Aux-
Hiary
of
Canadian
Legl...
,
M
SehjWi.
No
terd-y
.
?9C8.
Barrel
of
oil,
Mr.
A
tUbm.
Nn.
Under
the
general
convenership
592.
of
the
president.
Mrs.
Robert
Mur-j
Twelve
pound
of
eclfe.
A.
O
ray.
who
received
the
guests,
the
j
Morse.
No.
1161.
annual
bazaar
of
the
Women's)
5
Intrade.
Oordon
HMdwitf.
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
H.
E.
Eastman.
No.
681
$5
in
trade.
Brysnt
Co..
Mn.
J
P.
Allen.
No.
1228.
$5
in
Milk
ticket.
DoeitntM
large
attendance
and
the
results
Dairy.
P..
Oman.
Sixteenth
Cam
were
very
gratifying.
dlan
Scottish.
No.
1294.
Mrs.
William
Rothwell
was
In
$5
jn
Milk
tlcketa.
Prtnee
Rupert
charge
of
the
tea
room,
assisted
Dairy.
Irene
Olske.
N,
1117
by
a
eeneral
committee.
Mrs.
H
v-,,u
V
W1MM
4J4.
-a-c
jr
B.
EasUnahlohd
Mrs.
Annie
Taylor
Fruit
Cake.
Chrtas'
Mill,
J
Murr
injure-.
servuers
were
Mrs.
nes.
No.
4S1.
laurie.
Mrs.
C
MJchaloff.
Mrs.
Case
of
Milk.
Edward
lije"
Walter
Overend
and
Mrs.
Harold
Ltd..
Mra.
H.
Sratth,.
ho
XBZ
w-vey.
cannier
was
Mrs.
uooert-
Case
of
Milk.
O.
W
Nickerv-r
500
.
H.
L.
1L.
Box
315.
Na
1218,
In
charge
Vjf
the
boths
were!
Premium
HamMrt.
J.
Malr.
No
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
1113.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Longwill.
J
shamrock
Ham;
Mn
a
Mlehal-
Candy
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb
and
off
tin
aw
Mrs.
Oarllck.
I
fiv
mrf.
f
t
n
,
Country
Store-Mr.
J.
Laurie
Nn
trrti
an
1
53
,n
traJe.
Family
Shoe
Ster-
Rafnes-Mrs.
Hugh
Klllln
and
T.
H.
Priest.
No.
5
Mrs.
F.
Barber.
j
ntty
,,urlt
Sewing
and
Fancy
Work-Mrs.
'
R.
nnhrt
i-
v
-
T.
Anderson
and
Mrs.
P.
M.
Ray-1
Rocking
Horse!'
D.
rto.
Mra.
R"
v..
1
lllin.n
h
T
.11
.
IVH,
ill).
HI,
Fish
,
Pond
.
Mrs.
W.
H.
Goodselll
tf
r
t-,k
d.
i
AL1J!.e,ham'
JamM
lentT
Olasepoole.
Irish
Wheel
and
Paddles
-
Men
of
Fusiliers.
No.
1273.
Last
nlcht
a
danc
wn
ViM
-u.i.
m
...
...
M"-,"'iu
wucn.
no.
iioa.
with
music
,
.
by
.
Mrs.
.
J.
S.
Black's1
side
of
Lamb
Bulklev
Market
Orchestra,
drawing
,n
the
raffles!
James
McolaXn
f
S.
being
the
feature
with
results
as.
Walnut
Table.
McKenzle's
Fur-
nlture-
Mrs-
0"'
Thaln.
No
M.
$
0,
w
W
.
V
-v.
Tattersall.
No.
1004.
Cosmetic
Set.
Ormes
Ltd
F.
$15
cash.
Mrs.
Sam
Bill.
No.
106.
Dickens,
Na
23
Coal
Coal
Coal
Foothills
Nanaimo-WellinKton
Dulkley
Valley
a
wry
1
Keep
your
fuel
cost
down
this
winter
by
hurnlng
heat
teMed
coal
that
give
yu
more
heat
and
less
waste.
Our
special
coals
give
you
more
heat
for
your
money.
Jut
phone
C5J.
or
652
and
we
will
gladly
advise
yon
which
coal
h
best
suited
for
your
furnace,
range
or
heater.
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
L
KE7
I
I
ftAJlWAIT
I
OXMUNiCAJiONl
BKA
vavfo-uftftti
'Tur
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
vlx
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
8.S.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
Direct
85.
"PRINCESS
LOUISE"
October
27th
B3.
"PRINCESS
NORAH"
November
6th,
10th,
27th
Winter
Excursion
Fare
Vancouver
and
Return
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
1st.
1939
to
Feb.
28th
1940
QO
3
A
A
final
Return
Limit-March
31st
1940
tJ)JiQ-Ulf
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Paoific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES.
General
Agent.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
LOCALS
i
1
nomas
McMeekln
If
ft
on
last
night's
train
for
a
business
trip
to
Prince
George
and
other
Interior
point.
1
Mist
D,
Carmkchail
sailed
last
,
night
on
the
Prince
John
for
a
visit
to
her
home
In
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Judgment
for
the
full
amount
of
claim
amounting
to
some
$175
was
given
by
Judge
V
E
Fisher
yesterday
in
the
County
Court
case
of
Charles
Morris
vs
L
II
Brawand.
The
case
arose
tn
b.
Freer
of
th.
...
counsel
for
k
..,
fendant
In
mn
'Nil
A.
8.
Woods,
,
I
Dominion
Radiot.
sailed
last
night
,
ifor
Bull
Harbor
j,.
loeal
station
on
C
FDuke.
who
elty
earlier
In
m
i
art,
sailed
last
tugtt
iuiin
lor
Massett
Mike
Andervn.
the
city,
sailed
f
last
night
on
t,
Charlotte
Clh
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It;
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