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TWO
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Fall
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in
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Splendor
JUST
ARRIVED
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shoe
store
ltD.
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Shoes
THE
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NEWS.
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RUPERT
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Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
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EDITION
Member
of
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Bureau
ot
Circulations
Mrs.
P.
M.
Rayner
Teturned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
,Rupert
this
morning
after
a
visit
In
Vancouver
tnd
elsewhere
In
the
south.-
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Wednesday.
September
27,
1939.
ii
i
WELL
DONE,
UNIONS!
All
the
Canadian
labor
unions
have,
through
their
executives,
expressed
their
desire
to
co-operate
in
winning
the
war.
Last
week
it
was
announced
that
the
All-Canad-1
ian
Congress
of
Labor,
the
Canadian
Federation
of
Labor
and
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
would
cooperate
to
prevent
labor
disputes.
Now
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
goes
on
record
as
pledging
unwavering
support
to
Great
Britain
and
Canada
in
its
war
efforts.
The
stand
of
the
unions
is
splendid.
It
Indicates
that
this
is
no
capitalist
war
but
a
war
for
the
suppression
of
obvious
efforts
to
enslave
the
world.
ADOLF'S
OPINION
The
opinion
of
Adolf
Hitler,
expressed
in
his
book
"Mein
Kampf'
contrasts
with
his
recent
action
in
making
an
alliance
with
Kussia.
Here
is
what
he
says:
"We
must
never
forget
that
the
regents
of
present
day
Russia
are
common
bloodstained
criminals;
that
here
is
the
scum
of
humanity,
which,
favored
by
conditions
in
a
tragic
hour,
overran
a
great
state,
butchered
and
rooted
out
millions
of
its
leading
intellects
with
savage
blood-
thirstiness
and
for
nearly
ten
years
has
exercised
the
most
frightful
regime
of
tyranny
of
all
time.
Nor
must
we
for
get
that
these
rulers
belong
to
a
nation
which
combines
a
rare
mixture
of
bestial
horror
with
an
inconceivable
crift
of
lying
and
today
more
than
ever
before
believes
itself.
called
upon
to
impose
its
Dloody
oppression
on
the
wliole
world."
'
And
again:
"Germany
is
today
the
great
battle
aim
of
Bolshevism.
It
requires
all
the
force
of
a
young
"missionary
idea
once
again
to
inspire
our
nation
to
break
out
of
the
snare
of
this
international
snake
and
internally
to
check
the
tainting
of
our
blood,
etc
How
shall
we
re
veal
Bolshevism
to
the
individual
German
worker
as
an
accursed
crime
against
humanity
if
we
ally
ourselves
with
.
'
A.
t
-.
A
ii
m
t
mm
me
organizations
oi
mis
spawn
oi
neil
and
thus
recognize
it
as;a
whole."
This
September
Is
Better
Than
Last
In
Weather
8
far
In
he
month
of
September
af.
Prince
Rupert
there
has
been
C7.J
hours
of
sunshine.
This
is
b-tter
than
September
of
last
year
when
the
total
for
the
entire
month
was
G4i
hours.
SOVIET
SHIP
SUNK
BY
SUB
MOSCOW,
8ept
27.
The
867-ton
Jovlet
steamship
Medallist
was
tor
jedoed
and
sunk
by
an
unldenUfled
submarine
In
the
Marvabay
region
of
the
Oulf
of
Finland,
the
Tass
official
Russian
news
agency
an
nounced.
Soviet
patrol
ships
res
cued
nineteen
of
the
crew
of
24.
The
official
announcement
of
the
sinking
came
Just
as
the
Soviet
press
published
-sharp
Attacks
against
Estonia,
accusing
the
Baltic
nation
of
providing
naval
bases
for
foreign
powers.
REDS
SMI
Boston
..
-
Philadelphia.
New
York
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St
Louis
If
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74
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19
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44
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Cincinnati
'Needs
Only
One
More
;
Victory
To
Win
Natlonil
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American
league
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82
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51
tor
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Coal
MBS.
O.
E.
BLACK
Body
Of
SeaaanVI
KiUed
In
Blast
'"
T
'
Is
Taken
South
The
remains
of
Boden
Stow.
seaman
aboard
the
Canadian
Pa-
CINCINNATL
September
27:.clfic
freighter
Nootka,
who
auc-CP
Clnclnnau
Reds
and
SMcumbed
in
the
Ketchikan
hospital
:
Louis
Cardinals
divided
a
double-jo
Injuries
sustained
in
an
explos-
hrader
In
a
crucial.
series
for
the
ion
aboard
the
ship
near
Ketchikan
National
Left
rue
pennant
jester-
jaSt
week,
were
here
aboard
the
;day
Cincinnati
Beds
won
the
first
j
steamer
Printers
Louise
yesterday
igame
3
to
1
ana
lost
tne
mgnt
cap
afternoon
enroate
to
Storeys
Dome
.8
to
nothing.
Billy
Myers
was
the;
at
Sydney.
Vancouver
Island,
where
hero
of
the
first
game.
hL
home
.the
funeral
wlU
take
place.
Two
run
with
two
on
accounting
for
ether
members
of
ihe
NootkaS
fthe
victory.
The
Reds
need
only
,crew.
who
irere
also
hurt
infthe
one
more
victory
to
cmcn
in,
pennant.
St
Louis
Browns
lost
their
108th
and
109th
games
to
Detroit
Tigers
to
set
a
new
losing
record.
YeMerday's
Big
League
scores
were
as
follows:
National
League
St
Louis.
1-6;
Cincinnati.
3-0.
Brooklyn.
3-3:
New-
York.
9-2
second
game,
called
at
end
of
of
Nootka.
seventh
Inning
on
account
of
dark-
nessi.
Boston,
3;
Philadelphia.
5.
Chicago-Pittsburg,
postponed
on
account
of
rold.
American
'League
Detroit,
S-T:
St
Louis,
4-5
(second
game
called
In
seventh
on
account
of
darkness).
Philadelphia,
15:
Washington.
4.
New
York-Boston
and
Cleveland-Chicago,
to
be
played
later
The
league
standings
to
dale:
National
League
I
W.
Cincinnati
94
St
Louis
90
Brooklyn
.--79
Chicago
Nw
York
Pittsburg
Slaat
are
recovering
The
'ootka
was
not
badly
damaged
in
the
explosion,
which
1Tbe-lieved
to
have
resulted
from
coal
damp
In
the
after
hold,
and
w9
sb!e
to
proceed
to
Skagway
where
the
discharged
a
carpo
ot
coal,
leaving
the
Alatkan
port
last
evening
on
her
return
to
Vancouver.
Capt
Martin
MeKinnon
is
matter
"-Somewhere
In
France"
Serving
with
the
British
lmoertal,
forces.
MJs
Hilda
Wttson-Murrajr
R.N-
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
W
H.
Wilson-Murray
of
this
eltv
and
a
graduate
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
ts
now
"Krone-
where
in
France."
She
is
attached
Pet-
tr-
a
casualty
clearing
station
be-3
hind
the
lines.
.608
Ml
-30
.503
The
City
Commissioner
this
-morning
allotted
the
contract
for'
TTf
removing
the
old
theatre
building
W
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ana
RK
In
Section
Two.
Lot
36,
Block
3
was
sold
to
Everett
and
Helen
Leek
for
$2,500
and
Lot
6,
Block
23,
Section
7
to
Evan
Noble
for
545.
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W
mW
m
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
-
Approximately
fori.'
J
acres
including
cottage
dnd
con-:
tents
belonging
to
the
estate
of
Erik
Era
roth,
Oona
River
$223
Cach.
Official
Administrator,
Norman
A.
Watt,
Prince
Rupert,
I
B.C.
tf.t
FOR
SALE
Mc
Clary
range,
grey
enamel
finish,
almost
new.
Complete
with
oil
burner.
$75.
Stamford,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
'tf.
this-
week
between
hours
'bf
1;0
and
4
pjn.
at
745
Ninth
Ave.
(232)
FOR
'RENT
FOR
RENT
November
1,
Premlw
now
occupied
by
Bostori
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IN
!
MARRIAGE
Two
marriages
for
KitkaUa
native
couples
took
"place
yester-
A
....
Cf
k
A
w.
Ih.
IIa
n
FOR
SALE
Boat
Edye
Pass
wlthlCathedral-one
In
the
afternoon
contents
now
lying
at
Ward
El-;and
one
m
the
evening.
Very
Rev.
ectric
float
Send
tender
In
writ-james
B.
Olbson,
dean
of
the
Ing
to
Indian
Office.
Prince
Run-
CathedraL
officiated.
Celebration
ert!ac.
230li"n
both
cases
continued
into
the
POR
RAT.K
On
Rihv
ftitctln
'
I
TnnK-
In
lh
aflernoon
at
i
mohiie
Phnn,
T,n
MnmfnH
.
ceremony
Red
469.
(225)'
jj
o'clock
Miss
Dom
Brown
became
the
bride
of
Ernest
Jackson.
The
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
range,
almost'
Bride
was
given
In
marriage
by
new:
kitchen
cabinet;
two
dress-1
her
father.
Solomon
Brown.
At-ers;
two
small
washstands.
oneltendanU
were
Lucy
Roblnran
and
double
bed;
one
sleeping
couch?!
Jhn
Nelson,
one
brick-lined
heater;
two
rock-j
At
7
o'clock
in
the
evening
MIm
Ing
chairs;
kitchen
chairs;
one'Everjrn
HiU.
given
in
marriage
by
washing
basin
Above
can
be
seen
I
her
father.
Jonathan
Hill,
was
united
In
marriage
to
Wcller
In-nes.
Flora
Hill
was
bridesmaid
and
Matthew
H1IL
groomsman.
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t
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day
MacKenzies
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