i
i
croei
If
the
tr
tnot
ra
c.i
every
f
i'
s
not
Uj
vlt
N
vember
4,
1939.
T
THIS
Hygsas
Meetins
Honored
Bride
n
a
1
1
u
nuAini
ODAY!
RIN
at
less
than
IE
cent
a
tablet!
Lnf
now
In
taking
chantes
strong
drugs.
..Saint
fast
relief
featured
by
druggists
everywhere.
)100
tablets
98
No
reason
now
why
anyone
should
run
the
rule
of
taking
dangerous,
strong
druaa
for
coldt,
headache
and
rnmco-lar
paint
and
ache.
Get
Aspirin,
rated
by
phyii-ctam
the
lafett
fast
relief
you
can
w.
at
any
drug
cist's
today
-r-
in
JOO
tablet
bottle
for
lew
than'
lUfckt'
But
remember,
get
Aspi-iE.-m
used
frequently,
Atpirin
wksmUhtail
Aspirin
U
made
and
U
the
trademark
of
Co.
Ltd.
r,
tsvre
us
AirlKINI
I
Hher
Of
Dave
land
Passes
gYnttrday
Morning
In
Van-
rmentation
.Made
to
Sin.
Sth
Amoth
at
Home
of
Mrs.
It.
C.
Webher
ine
uyggas
Ladles'
Aid
met
Thursday
evening
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
R.
c.
Webber.
Whist
was
en-
Joyed,
the
prize
winners
belne:
ladles'
first.
Mrs.
O.
Klldal;
second.
Mrs.
Schlesvold:
third.
Mrt
nan-
sen.
A
surprise
gift,
a
beautiful
bedspread,
was
presented
by
the
ladles
to
Mrs.
Neli
Amoth
who
was
I'nterlalunient
APPLES
GOOD
and
GOOD
FDR
YOU
Onlcr
Your
Supply
TODAY
"EXTRA
FANCY"
Include
ound,
handplckvd
apple
of
jood
colour
for
the
variety,
free
"onx
ncct
peU
and
practl-ly
free
from
ill.cn
and
lnnr
Idrmlthc.
Th
apple
fe
lcd
acconlhif
to
variety,
by
Government
Grade
PULL
of
rlcb
flavour
.
.
firm
rul
Juloyl
Hut
thatV
only
lult
the
ilory
,
.
.
for
Ibew
new-crop
Canadian
aple
are
not
"ly
joo.1,
l,u
t
they're
good
for
you
too.
So
Irt
the
children
have
all
they
want
...
eat
plenty
yourielf
me
llifin
to
your
friend.
A'l
Canadian
apple
can
be
prepared
and
cooked
in
a
variety
oMlffcrent
rfdpci
all
of
them
healthful
a
they
are
tatyl
Onlcr
a
iilcntifiil
upply
of
Canadian
apple
.
.
buy
them
by
fue,
viih
confidence.
Tie
Govtrnment
trail
of
CnaUn
AppUt
arei
"FANCY"
Include
toutvd
haittlpltked
ppl
f
fair
colour
for
the
variety
and
reaon-Klv
free
from
disease
and
other
Injury.
The
apple
arc
.ic.l
according
to
variety,
DfcrUlinf
Sffrft
DOMLMON
PMAIITMENT
OF
ACBlCl'l.Tt'Br.,
OTTAWA
H
DOGGED
BY
iirmii
innrnru.
uenrinn.
re.
.
.
fr.n,..
,
.
.7
.
aucers
and
a
..
vo..,..vmic
cic
scrycu
py
me
nos-1
tPM.
Thi
AM
AAA
tu.,
i
a
Shield
Brigade
with
Rev.
R.
C.
H.
Itudying
Dutnford.
rector
of
St.
Peter's
An-
.tlnxeT
BAD
LUCK
llut
Alice
Brady's
Cenrare
Never
Weakened
and
She
Sealed
Ladder
to
Theatrical
Success
NEW
YORK.
November
4:
CAP)
Rarely
in
the
theatre
did
ill
fortune
so
dog.
the
footsteps
of
glamor
and
success
as
in
the
career
of
Alice
Brady,
who
is
dead
In
New
York
Time
after
time
this
daughter
of
one
of
uroaaways
-
most
successzui
pro-
gay
French
mother
achieved
triumphs
on
the
stage
or
In
f..nrf.
.nw
a
"
!on
in
just
so
many
Paur.
ixUvZ:
"
iT
w
ol
instances
the
triumph
was
marred
Red
Shield
Brigade
Has
Good
Concert
K..
Illn,.
.IJ
.Ik..
t.
fortune.
She
was
born
in
New
York
City
on
November
2,
1832.
Her
father1
i-ai
the
famed
actor
-
manager.
w
William
A.
Brady,
and
her
mother
Rose
Rene,
a
Parisian
singer.
...
,
Her
trials
began
when
she
was
a
Wednesday
Night
i.i
jf.
,
.
It
J
I
VTC
ln
,n
theatrical
traditions
of
Maklns
x,
ek,
I
Saldler,
tr
,ner
panaU
flut
her
falh
d,d
iw...
,
"
not
wish
her
to
go
on
the
stage
v.
""vorable
weather
a
and
to
t
her
Irom
,
ne;day
night
ln
the
to
be
a
grand
opera
B.n
nurcn.
as
cnairman.
uemSj
Sne
mlde
rirst
appcarancc
rendered
by
members
and
friendon
the
6tajte
8Upporting
Robert
sine
leads
in
'The
Mikado."
"Pir-
ates
of
Penzance''
and
other
OU-
re"lhirt
and
Rnlrirn
rrum
In
141
matks
Mr.
Durnford.
vocal
due?
by
,,,.
..u
w,
.
...
V,..
-..
,
nu
,
.......
I
"v
rss
won
her
first
lasting
success
1
-'.as
Vias
Me
Meg
ln
"Uttle
Women"
and(
Alter
Illness
of
atMonth
r.
.
1.
.
t."
,
.
IU1U
.VTW
U
.
.
UUW
.Mi'
'
.Ml
V
'
Tons-er
and
.......
Mr.
Mostad:
reaamg
.
whl..
,hA
nulrktv
h4m
star
Sc-land
sailed
last
night,b
M"
MarT
ff'1
voc1
solo
by
,
n
snch
Um,
M
-Bcutht
and
PaW
If
K
Louise
for
Van-
'"w
"
"
icers
For"
and
"Th-
Glided
Cae
She
i&:re
hts
mother,
mm.
eMnn:
vocal
auei.
mm
a.
-th(l
bird"
tn
the
latt.
r
.
-
)-.
after
an
Ulnrsa
of
about
uuct'
v-
"u
a
(of
Jennie
in
Borland
was
born
In
Olas-
i
Scotland,
and
had
been
a
Br.
of
Vancouver
since
com?
ft
Canada
from
the
Old
Coun-Ib
1910.
Her
husband
died
in
2:
addition
to
the
son
here,
j
a
-land
is
survived
by
ah-'
h
Andrew
Borland
of
Van-
kr
tnd
three
daughlers
Miss
:
b
E;
land,
Mrs.
M.
C.
Hender-1
'
Mrs
James
Arthur
all
or
E:
advertising
m
Ely
"
sure
to
bring
the
dally
isey:
vocai
ou.
tne
mihcs
kuui
jand
Oroce
Jones:
recitation.
D.
;lllldebrand:
:
vocal
duct.
Capt
Hal-
sey
and
A.
Toftager;
reading.
Miss
J.
SkoR:
vocal
m1o.
Cant.
Halsey
and
cornet
solo.
Capt.
Newton.
Engagement
I
m
DUCT
mm?
'
'-'
!-
-1.
J
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Cash
for
Old
Gold.
Bulger's,
tf
Give
generously'
for
your
poppy
this
year.
Let
every
cltbwn
wear
a
poppy
and
every
auto
carry
a
windshield
poppy.
Tonight's
train,
sue
from
the
last
at
11
o'clock,
wu
reported
this
afternoon
to
b
on
time.
REMEMBRANCE
DAY
CHURCH
PARADE
Sunday,
November
5th
to
AngUzan
Cathedral.
Members
of
Legion
fall
in
at
clubroom
10:30
a.m.
Berets,
medals
and
decora
tions
to
be
worn.
sO
tf
PEROXINE
BLACKHEADS
SALLOW
SKIN
nue
and
Eberts
Street.
5
Dua't
nun
LU
UionW
turn
imviiae
pumiri
!
nr
Vnt
Man.
w
raUr
will,
Iwl,
Ml
rkAlk
Sfattt
d
mm.
foctlleht
atmnsnhere.
h
nent
her
Mr
and
Mrs.
A.
C
SalVatiOn
tn
ttmlnn
rnur.lnra
f
ltl
lakpn
Army
Citadel
to
enjoy
a
musical
fttted
,n
ullh
her
iaS
hith
.toram
ananged
by
the
Rert..h-
im
mnt
r
hr
tin,,
m.
nreer
eoupfe
of
years
a
member
of
the
"c"'u"
enwea
ino
mre
ana
Mn3teU
in
"As
You
Like
If
In'steff
of
Drgby
Island
wireless
sta
u
"5
muu
""u
.a.1
.c,f
1911
she
played
In
New
Haven
un-1
Hon,
sailed
last
night
on
the
of
the
procecdlnp.
A
freewill
of-
dpr
tne
mmc
of
Roe
ln
theleaa
fur
Alert
Bay
to
which
,V"'
lr
Oraustarklan
romance.
-The
Bal
$8.75
was
realized
to
help
the
Red
jn
Prlncewt
"
Shield
Brigade
work
of
the
Armyt
,n
c,lberl
aa
SnXn
t
LIT
bb,ib'
Px-ited
by
s
Broadwnv
debut.'ia
tomorrow
night.
t
"
tMlag
Qraay
WM
dwesrd
by
tlHhv
Mrs
Croquet
and
family.
Mr.
'
,
p,8rn
l"?
0Pt?1"1
quick
faUure
of
the
play.
But
she
Cavanaujh's
mother
sailed
on
the
song,
led
by
Mrs.
AdJutanti
Fteh-
uu.,!,
,nnm
-.-
t,.0r.e.
Trx,.i,.
niht
CI.
JltlllUlC
ICUUiHS
UJ
All
3
IVHIl
Haliey.
introduction
of
chairman
by
Capt.
Hakey.
chairman's
WEDDED
AT
GREENVILLE
GREENVILLE.
November
4:
Borland,
died
at
11:45
union
ana
miss
is.
iitaa;
ln
lgj8
returned
to
the
stage
The
wedding
took
place
at
Green
morning
"
in
her
seventy-u
u
.
vr..
"""
u
i
in
her
most
r"
successful.
part,
thitlvlllc
last
-Weonesaay.
oi
reiet
Aier
Forever
After."
It
ran
for
two
solid
years
Hollywood
oroducers
sought
her
r-r
MjcKay.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
McKay
of
Greenville,
and
Miss
Grace
Charlotte
Moore.
paln
ln
1931
when
she
scored
a
I
daughter
of
Capt.
and
Mrs.
resounding
success
as
Lavlnia
I
Ham
Moore
of
Canyon
City.
innviinv"
in
iot
.h
hmlep
hir
ness
in
the
years
to
come.
Hnnnon
in
Eueene
O'Neill's
tri-'Greenville
Concert
Band
was
In
'ology.
"Mourning
Becomes
Elec-S
attendance
and
escorted
the
bridal
jtra."
This
highly
emotional
role
j
procession
to
St.
Andrew's
Angll-'set
Miss
Brady
on
the
hijh
road
can
Church
where
the
couple
were
j
again
for
it
was
entirely
different!
Joined
in
matrimony
by
the
Rev.
'from
the
fluttery.
comedy
parts
ln.W.
S.
Cooper.
Mr,
and
Mrs.
H.
M.
Hellbroner
which
she
had
won
early
fame,
j
After
the
ceremony
the
newly
announce
the
eneagement
or
theirf
So
hack
to
the
movies
she
went'married
couple
and
their
aUend-au'htsr.
Maxln
Theresa,
to.
this
time
In
talking
pl:tures
andjants
adjourned
to
the
Greenville
I
ieutenant
Robert
John
Carson,
played
both
her
customary
comedy
Community
Hall
where
they
and
R.
C.
E..
son
of
Colonel
and
Mrs.
I
parts
as
well
as
serious
tragic
nles.
many
friends
enjoyed
a
supper
DalhiC
all)
1
1
F
Carson.
Lahore.
India.
They
Even
this
new
success
was
at-dnrlng
which,
in
fitting
speeches.
re-1
will
be
married
Cathedral
8
p.m
CANADIAN
in
St.
Andrew'
November
30.
tended
by
much
ill
luck
as.
when
(members
of
the
community
wished
she
was
making
"Goodbye
To
me
onae
ana
groom
every
nappi
The
ankle
in
the
midst
of
the
shooting.
1
number
of
guests
were
about
300.
It
was
necessary
to
rewrite
some
some
from
Aiyansh
and
some
from
of
the
Hnal
scenes
so
they
could
Klncollth.
be
filmed
with
her
sitting
In
a:
In
the
evening
a
wedding
dance
chair
'
jtook
place
in
the
Community
Hall
I
The
return
to
nlctures
was
cllm-
'
It
opened
with
a
Grand
March
axed
in
1938
when
she
won
the
when
everybody
Joined
ln,
led
by
'Motion
Picture
Academy
awnrd
for
the
bride
and
groom.
Chief
Job
her
heart-warmln?
cerfnrmance
a
-'rK
masicr
ji
wnniiuji.ra.
M
s
OXcary
In
"In
Old
Chicago."
Audlnnce.
wept
at
her
nortrayal
cf
the
woman
whos
kicking
cow
tuppowdlv
started
th
area
Chi-caao
fire
Not
Downed
By
"Flops"
V
B
dy's
m'shaw
Infludi'd
a
nervous
breakdown
in
1930.
Sh;
had
to
quit
rlavs
becaus;
of
Injuries
to
her
legs.
Always
she
revealed
reat
courage
In
the
face
of
unfortunate
breaks,
At
one
time
sh"
had
twelv
failures
in
a
row
but
she
kept
comlm
tvek
in
nlay
after
play,
lever
hoping
to
find
a
hit.
She
:
didn't
mind
appearing
in
half
a
!
doten
plays
a
season
If
the
sixth
ione
proved
good.
Miss
Brady
was
brilliantly
eau--cated,
especially
In
the
arts.
She
not
only
sang
but
played
the
plane
(
nnri
the
zither.
She
spoke
French,,
Italian
and
German
and
was
well-,
'
yerscd
In
Latin.
Fond
or
dogs,
she
always
ws
surrounded
by
them
and
was
an
ex-presldcnt
of
the
Tauwaggen,
Club,
a
Hollywood
group
devoted
to
protecting
stray
canines.
Miss
Brady
was
married
In
1920
tr,
TntnM
i.von
Crane,
an
actor
VW
w
.....
"
y
who
played
opposite
her
In
several
dramas.
They
were
divorced
In
1022.
A
son,
Donald
Crane,
,born
March
10,
1922.
was
Five
thousand
li.-c
Rupert
people
read
the
Dally
News.
It
Jpays
to
let
them
know
what
you
I
have
to
sell.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
iind
CAFK
Htionr
St
tar
Best
Household
Coal
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
Uatber
and
Beauty
Shop
ANNOUNCEMENT,
Until
further
notice,
on
Sundays
our
Confectionery
Store
will
be
open
only
from
12:30
p.m.
to
7
P-m.
Mussallem's
'CONFECTIONERY
POPPY
DAY
Include
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays.
Mrs.
William
Rothwell,
Mrs.'
Laurie.
Mrs.
Strachan,
Mrs.
James,
(
Pmrnm
Mr
CI
T.
Mnore.
Mjs.
H.
a.
Breen,
Airs,
wnuara
crass,
aiisa,
Nancy
Dawes.
Miss
Jean
Ayrev
Miss
Marie
Lock,
Miss
Betty
Allen,
Miss
Ken.
Thomasson,
Miss
Kath-
leen
Dohertv.
Miss
Marie
Boulter.
Miss
Elspeth
McKenzle.
Mrs.
Clark!
McLean.
Mrs.
Tommy
Fraser.
Mrs.
George
Rorle,
Mrs.
Orchard
Mc-
Leod.
Mrs.
Harold
Davey.
Misses
Marearet
and
Eleanor
Carr
and
Qlenna
Moore.
A
fifty
cent
classUleo
ad.
often
make
you
many
dollars.
Teachers
H
wUi
'NOTICE
to
CREDITORST'
'
Rex
Bowlinr
Club,
Limited
All
persons
having
claims
against
the
above
Company
are
requested
to
file
same,
duly
verified,
with
the
undersigned,
on
or
before
the
fifteenth
Instant.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
Third
day
of
November,
AD.
1939.
W.
O.
FULTON
Smith
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(259)
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
!
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
arid
Acetylene
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
(las
Eneines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
Announcements
All
advertisements
tn
tola
col-amn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
39c
a
word.
Scotch
and
Canadian
Dance,
Metropole
Hall,
November
8,
Anglican
Bazaar
November
9.
Valhalla
Dance,
Nov.
10.
Eagles'
Bridge
November
15.
Presbyterian
Bazaar,
Nor.
18.
Vaudeville,
November
17.
Dance,
Moose
Hall.
St.
Peter's
Church
bazaar
Nov.
23
Country
Fair
November
24.
St.
Andrews
Dance,
Nov.
30,
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R.
E.
Eyolfson
CHIROPRACTOR
Phone
BLACK
318
210
Elfhth
Avenue
West
Monthly
Meet
For
prompt
and
courteous
ser-
'w
vice
Phone
13
Taxi.
tf.
Miss
Marjl
&rWpe
Is
Elected
SeereUry-i.
B.
Walker
T
POPPY
TAQ
DAY,
SaturdayNo-
Eiftlcstlve
vember
4th.
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!
The
Prince
Rusert
Teachers'
As-
Honcr
the
dead
and
help
the
llv-
soclatlon
held
It
regular
monthly
ing
Buy
a
Poppy.
meeting
at
Borden
Street
School
on
Wednesday
evening,
T.
L.
Da-vies
was
in
the
chair
and
there
was
a
fair
number
of
members
ln
Annual
canvass
uing
touuuticu
lAtminc,
iuiu
ic-
noon.
In
City
Today
by
Women's
sign
by
the
pressure
of
other
Auxiliary
and
I.
O.
D.
E.
auues
ana
tneir
resignations
were
accepted
with
regret
The
vacaa-.
Under
general
direction
of
the
ties
were
filled
by
Miss
Mary
Canadian
Legion,
assisted
by
the
Easthooe
and
Mrs
B.
Walker
res-
!
Women's
Auxiliary
and
with
the
pectlvely.
Activity
for
future
I
co-operation
of
the
Imperial
Or-
meetings
were
discussed
and
it
i
dcr
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
was
decided
not
W
hold
a
fa'l
I
Poppy
Day
is
being
held
today
convention
this
Wr
with
headquarters
at
the
Legion
After
the
twlajbOn
of
business
Rooms.
Mrs.
Robert
Murray,
ft
ras
an
jfystructive
discussion
President
of
the
Women
s
Auxili.-
n
the
relative
importance
of
Eng-arr.
is
in
eeneral
charge,
assisted
in
the
schorl
turrlculum:
C
E
.
by
Mrs.
William
Brass.
Mrs.
Rob-
Leighs
and
W.
W
C.
Ocelli.
harafert
Anderson
and
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
tributed
chiefly
.to
this
discussion.
iwiiraiunrau
(ere
""
senfq
at
me
up
residence
In
a
new
house'
A
house
to
house
canvass
has
been
f"""e
has
been
built
by
W.
J.
organized
as
well
as
the
street
of
the,
meeting,
at
the
corner
of
Sixth
Av-
tagging
in
downtown
areas
and
1
nr.'
point
he
is
transferring.
His
successor,
F.
J.
Croquet
oi
Alert
Is
hoped
that
the
sales
this
year,
ochohjchooooooochhh
will
exceed
those
of
previous
years
William
Cavanaugh.
for
the
past
asibe
ml
re.t
Those
distributing
on
the
street
'
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have
wed
BOVRIL
for
"qfany
years
and
raised
my
"two
boys
on
BOVRIL
1
"use
it
because
I
find
it
"nourishing."
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attendance.
Mrs.
Robert
St.
Clair
and
daugh-
Bminex
Included
election
tn
n
ri
rtat
at
nlslr
aftr
hiv
rV
A
lfllVJl
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IN
m
vacancles
on
tne
execuUve.
3
jng
spent
several
months
in
Van-I
rlvJvJlil
VX
Vll
s-
Wilson,
as
secretary,
and
Miss
CCUver.
returned
to
the
city
on
the
fc.
A.
Mercer,
as
member
of
the
princess
Louise
yesterday
after-
Miss
Lillian
McCormlck,
who
ar4
rived
in
the
city
yesterday
morning
rn
the
Prince
John
from
the
Queen,
Charlottf-
Islands,
sailed
last
night
ou.
the
Princess
Louise
for
Nest
Time
You
Ask
For
Stove
Polbh
Say
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HOT
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All
BX.
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For
Boys.
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for
Entry
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November
1st'
and
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Sunday
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12th
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November
13th
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