t
.
ft
1e
$190
llff
j
From
The
Waterfront
iy-
i
In-
port
from
3:30
to
6
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
southbound
from
skagway
to
Vancouver.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Louise,
,Capt.
S.
'ICGray.
had
on
board
a
total
of
1106
passengers
of
whom
fourteen
disembarked
at
this
port.
Four'
feehons
took
passage
from
here
for
fthe
south
on
the
vesseL
Halibut
siles
at
Seattle
yester-
aay
totalled
48,500
pounds
and
were
6COOOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOMl
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2.6
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
'
Whifflets
i
as
follows:
Yaqulna,
284)00
pounds,
!San
Juan,
12c;
Angelus,
19,000,
Sebastian,
12'8c
and
12c;
Forward,
1500,
13c.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
The
pressure
continues
high
off
the
British
Columbia
coast
and
is
relatively
low
over
the
interior.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Fresh
to
strong
west
winds,
cloudy
and
cool
with
showers.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
WliiUm
Reid,
wtio
ihave
been
on
a
holiday
visit
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning.
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llin'TVrTf
TAT
A
Trn
8
FACE-ELLE
AIDS
DISPOSABLE
HYGIENIC
USE
FOR
..'.IHEAD
COLDS
IJMINFECT10NS
'I
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t
esltd
fo&lki$'W9
Phones:
11
ft
12
r&'tfaM'P-"
laily
from
8
a.m.
tUl
It
p.m.
SunU)
Holidays
from
12
noon
till
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
OOOOOOOOODaOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOtMKKHf
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
?
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
;
Hors
d'oeuvre
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
K.eps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Kupert
.
(Jq.
Ltd.
Brll,sl
Columbia
Mean
;
LONDON.
Sept
27.
CP
Intention'
of
Soviet
Russia
towards
Rou-
.
man'a's
Bessarabia,
which
was
Rus-ilan
before
the
last
war
and
to-
i
wards
Esthonia
on
the
Gulf
of
Fln-
jland
continued
to
arou
speculation
as
the
Red
Army,
of
occupa-
.tlon
In
Pohnd
reached
the
demar-
)
cation
lines
arranged
with
Oer-
'man"
It
m1er.tvyi
thit
large
num-Ibcr
of
Soviet
troo-
are
marching
toward
the
recently
Increased
fron
tier
with
Roumanla.
The
best
unofficial
estimate
set
the
Russian
army
strength
In
the,
Roumanian
Sertor
at
about
forty
divisions
either
near
the
frontier
or
ewroute
to'
It
It
was
believed
that
Russia
has,
over
one
hundred
divisions
on
the
western
front
of
Esthonia
The
Es-
thcnla
government,
however.
de-
nled
last
night
reports
of
Russians
massing
on
their
frontier.
Russia
has
charged
Esthonia
with
harboring
enemy
submarines
and
thus
menacing
the
security
of
Soviet
waters
which
Moscow
demands
must
be
preserved.
It
Is
alleged
that
Esthonia
permitted
at
least
one
Polish
submarine
to
escape.
Special
privileges
are
being
de
manded
by
Russia
in
Gulf
of
Fin
land
and
Baltic
Sea
waters.
Last
Rites
For
Floyd
Gibbons
WASHINGTON,
D.
C
September
27:
Following
arrival
here
of
the
body
from
Strasbourg.
Pennsylvania
where
the
famous
war
correspondent
and
commentator
died
at
the
first
ot
the
week,
funeral
services
for
the
late
Floyd
Olb-bons
were
held
here
today
with
rites
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church,
Interment
was
made
in
Mount
Olivet
Cemetery
SEALED
TTNDBtS
addreacd
to
the
tin-
drs:exei
nd
tylcrsd
Tendrr
far
tern.
R
C
N".
V
R.
Buildfcj.
Prtnc
II
orlork
Bopn,
TliurM4ar.
Ottvbrr
It,
im,
tor
Uvp
u.
ppJy.
i4
uitiution
of
a.
tor
prewUre
hutii
iiratm
tn
tbe
RCJI.V
It
RlliMtnir
-.i
rti.
rnHliii
,
Katloiui
VTharf
t
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
rn
ina
cpecuicsiiDQS
can
De
md
tnd
form
ot
tzdt
pbUiwd
at
the
catce
of
the'CIiW
ArcMctect.
Department
of
Public
Wcrtm,
Ottmva.
the
rteildent
Arci:teot.
Pot
Ofrtce
BulW-to?,
Vrtorl,
BC
the
Carauler.
Pout
Office
Building,
VuicDUTer.
BC
and
tbe
CareMker.
Ptt
Oltice
Building.
Prince
Rivrt.
BC
Tender
wilt
not
t
oorjcldered
unlri
made
on
tbe
forma
aupplied
bj
tbe
Departroeot
and
'-a
accrrUtK
Uh
tfce
condUlona
act
frrLh
therein.
Eaah
tenler
nr
be
aacacTnd
bj
a
certlfjed
cwrjuc
on
a
oharered
bank
n
Canada,
payable
o
v
order
of
the
HcnOArable
the
XtBUeter
of
Public
worka.
eqinj
o
10
percent
of
the
m-ir
cf
tbe
tender,
or
Boarer
Donda
f
the
DrTnlo-cn
of
Caaadi
or
of
h
Caiwdian
Ka43nal
Rillvty
Company
-tvi
Mi
conjl'ixTkt
oocrpanlca.
uneondl-tionaUy
gutrarre(j
aa
to
ani
'oterert
by
V
D-mlnVon
rf
Canada,
or
he
aftreroenA-ijT
bcrri
and
a
certified
che-jve
If
required
to
make
up
an
"dd
amourt.
By
order.
J,
U.
BOMERVtUX.
Dfpartmert
ef
PuMlc
Wcrka,
Ottawa,
September
2J.
193J,
Secretary.
IM
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OF
THE
WTE
EU
O
ft
EES.
DECEASED.
Indian
cX
the
Port
Eaalngton
band,
int-taft.
Take
Notice
that1
by
virtue
of
auth--rlty
of
the
BuperiWerKlent
Oneral
of
Indian'
Affra.
OKva.
I
wn
appointed
adnninlrtraV
of
the
ewU!
of
Ell
Oreen.
oneaed
Indian
rf
Port
Eins-ton
band
In
the
Prorm-
of
British
Octurobla.
All
peracoa
hating
clalrru
agalnat
the
Mrtat
are
h-nrtrr
rvmiira
in
fur.
Wah
aama
preoerly
verified
n
me
on
or
"
'orrn
avf
of
September,
and
"all
parties
Indebted
tn
the
e.ate
are
reoulrrd
ta
their
inM.
J,
Oil
.LETT.
Indian
Agent.
TENDERS
INVITED
Anglican
Synod
of
Caledonia
Tender
are
Invltorl
tnr
ri
knlM.
Ing
of
the
Motor
Launch
"Western
Hore"
also
for
a
suitable
marine
enjtine
(installed).
Thee
two
tenders
to
be
submitted
seoarately.
Specifications,
plans
and
full
particulars
can
be
had
at
the
Ward
Elec-ft-ic
it
Marine
Supply
Company,
Cow
Bay.
All
tenders
to
be
submitted
to
C.
V.
Evltt-
Svriod
Office
Prince
Ru.
Dert,
B.C.,
marked
"Mission
Boat
Tenderr
-not
later
than
Saturday,
October,
7th.
1939.
the
lowest
or
any
tender
will
not
necessarily
be
accepted.
..
-
THE
DAILY
NKWS
'
PIN
IS
HIS
REWARD
FOR
20
YEARS
OF
SAFE
DRIVING
RUSSIA
IS
a
M:I--ILJ.T1
!
ENIGMATIC
LAST
TIMES
TOUAT
t
Shews,
7:Q
Ind
8
peculation
Still
as
to
What
Heavy
BETTE
Movements
of
Troop
Toward!
DAVIS
Roumania
"
fjlhonia
Stay
fjL
''JEwKwftuffiSSmrW
TjLBBBBBBBBB
"
'
tBBBHBHl
"
'mL
fdS
K
11
jM
'"tbjIbbBbw
For
driving
20
years
without
an
accident
J
Berrkwlth,
left
was
presented
w
'tx
a
barpln
by
the
Duke
of
Keat
at
a
Sefety
First
congress
held
In
Lndsr
England
The
Nailers
Safe'y
First
association
started
a
competition
in
safe
driving
the
brst
at.
,he
end
of
two
dr
adc
j
receive
ar.
award.
Beckwith,
a
bus
driver,
and
20
others
completed
the
20
years
with
perfect
slates
and
received
their
awards
at
the
congress.
Drama
Of
West
Front
Military
Experts
Agree
"Break-Through
by
Either
Side
is
All
Rut
Impossible
FRENCH
ARMY
STRONGER
German
Army
Has
Never
Caught
Up
I,ack
of
Training
of
Conscript
Classes
Written
for
the
Canadian
Press
By
J.
F.
B.
LIVESAY
LONDON,
September
27:
(CP)
In
the
last
war
the
decision
was
reached
on
the
West
Front
It
was
there
the
enemy
was
pinned
down
and
bled
to
death.
True,
there
was
the
stranglehold
of
the
blockade.
And
our
success
in
military
sense
he
did
not
crack
till
Canadian
Corps
led
the
ran.
Now,
the
West
Front
is
a
doubly
North
Sea.
What
prospect
Is
there
of
a
break-throueh
by
either
side?
Is
the
present
French
assault
a
strlckly
limited
liability
program
designed
to
relieve
pressure
on
Po
published
In
Budapest
In
July.
Its
author.
Dr.
Ivan
Jalos.
quote
fortified
llne.from
the
Alps
to
the
UtgtlL
'rom
erman
0lcU,
ur
showing
the
underlying
Magyar
fear
and
suspicion
of
German
ob
JecUves
In
the
Balkans.
He
quotes
the
1938
year
book
of
land
or
has
it
a
real
nrrunert
nf
Oerman
Oeneral
Staff
as
say
drlvinz
in
a
wedze?
Time
onlv
"Our
mistaken
attitude
to
the
will
show.
But
it
is
Interesting
to
quesUon
r
a
hort
war
naa
one
hear
what
military
criUcs
have
to
"i,c'UJ
tiucu
r
ana
or
say
about
It
at
reason
we
must
not
let
our-
In
his
ffJ
wtahfnl
Uilnk-
recent
book.
"The
Defence
of
Britain.'
Capt.
LiddeU
Hart
says
Vt.T
T
k
in
effect
it
-a
if
break
i.
through)
......j
can't
f'StSJi
But
12S
aln,
Dr.
rfr"
'Si
Jalos
la
not
be
worth
while
because
It.
would
on
tw
fmL
af
.h?
,11
leave
the
victor
exhausted:
h
a
"ula
Cmen
rTnre
difficulty
of
a
'knock-out
blow'
is,
greaUy
increased
by
the
modern
dMslonl
lamins
many
German
ruperlority
of
defence
over
attack.
fmm
natieinoMn
L,u..?-.Y'
That
Is
already
established
on
Und.Fi
trulc(
I
where
all
recent
experience
goes
to;
.
I
show
that
aa
attacker
needs
at
ln
,on
run
tl
the,
I
least
a
three
to
one
superiority
In
.H"3?
n
aeement
may
prove
to,
'
.
r...
.'Hitler,
he
reaps
two
lmmed
ate
aiuiauiciii
in
oruer
10
gain
cni
3
.,,
..
.
.
:
local
success.
And
now
in
the
air.
J"ta--fIrt.
the
opportunity
also,
the
I"
concentration
of
his,
defence
appears
to
be
ov-
ertaking
the
advantage
that
the
Immobilize
Poland,
and.,
atucker
formerly
enjoyed.
fnSUln8
Wing
up
to
.
.
'
,
J
him
of
Russian
economic
md
even
,?MmJthuIdl"yrHininl11
resourefs.
But
0n
the
of
the
lightning
war'
has
a
decreas-
other
hand
that
very
act
a
in
prospect
of
fulfilment."
to
have
lost
hUn
the
ovpottlty
Mechanised
Ilelnforrement
to
strike
In
a
military
sense
at
He
goes
on
to
say:
'Today
a
Oer-
France,
and
ln
an
economic
sense
man
offensive
against
the
French
at
Britain,
through
Italy,
Spain
frontier
would
be
met
by
the
Rhine
and-
the
Mediterranean,
and
the
Maglnot
Line,
whose
resist-
u,
therefore.
Germany
can
prosing
power
is
enhanced
by
the
me-
enly
brln(f
to
bear
on
the
Wcst
chanlzed
rapidity
of
reinforcement.
rront
practically
all
her
military
An
attempt
to
make
a
renewed
force
wnat
are
the
chances?
Can
Hdestep
through
Belgium
would
fhe.
for
in
ante,
aohleve
the
have
to
overcome
not
only
the
three
to
one
ad
vantage
necessary,
modern
superiority
of
the
defence,
according
to
all
the
experts,
for
but
a
scries
of
waterlines
which
are
success
in
the
attack?
The
answer,
'
a
serious
obstacle
to
the
mechanlz-
0f
course,
is
"No"'
i
led
forces
on
which
the
chances
of
French
Army
Stronger
1
a
rapid
advance
would
largely
de-'
u
not
simply
a
case
of
pend.
The
alternative
detour
000,000
Germans
to
40,000.000
mrougn
bwitzeriand
woina
nave
to
French,
even
leaving
out
the
Brl-overcome
still
more
obstacles."
tlsh
Empire
and
Its
vast
resources'
So
he
concludes
that
th:
possl-
in
men
and
material.
Because
Dr.
blllty
of
a
serious
Oerman
offen-
Lajos
shows
conclusively
France
slve
ln
the
West,
become
more
alone
has
a
larger
and
better:
,than
doubtful.
He
joe
on
to
say
trained
army
than
Germany!
that
a
Western
offensive
looks
no
"France,"
he
says,
"in
comparison,
more
promising
for
France:
"I
with
the
situation
ln
1914,
has
can
imagine
nothing
the
Germans
decisive
advantages;
In
the
first)
would
appreciate
better
as
an
op-
place
as
regards
Oermany.ln
the'
rortunlty
to
set
a
trap
and
Inflict
enormous
line
f
defence
all
along
a
disaster
worse
than
the
French
her
eastern
frontier,
whlchcani'
.suffered
In
191
4''
the
disaster
that
not
be
compared
.with
the
fortlfl-nearly,
lost
the
Battle
of
the
cations
which
she
.possessed
In
Marne.
.1914;,
but
above
all
in
the
fact
that
I
Short
War
improbable
lever
since
the
war
she
has
con-I
Fresh
light
on.
the
.
problem
-
of
tlnued
without
interruption
the
system
of
conscription.
On
the
other
hand
"The
Old
Maid"
With
Miriam
llnkln,
fttorr
Rrjnt
(At
1:11
and
)
EXTRA
HHdy
Rotrrt
In
"SWING
VACATION-
ronttrs
scoct
moiBir
Coral
nf
Ttmrt.
r.i
Prhrllia
I
-a
nr.
Jeffrey
.fn,h
"
'lull,
1,
,lf
ordhar
ly
complicate
tit
performance
of
which
dr-x-
L
exact
and
pttcUely
wnW
-
training
which
Is
unob's.
i-tt
'
"
a
ahort
course.-
Trie"
lack
of
the
nr
ber
of
officer
.
andnortTr
"
-
MMl.
-a
-
uuiccri
ior
Uie
ease"
'
'makes
tht.altuiUon
w
r
;
'
jOerman.
excellent
so.d
,
U.
needs
to
be
well
Id
owins
to-
o
n
i
,t
Hart
that
nminwt.
!
...
41
1
.v..
r
.i
.
r
r
f
a
iuu.
Mc
u
i
uuu
iiiiuwu
vMn:
war
are
poor
And
.from
1W1
to
1914,
did
Hot
Uke
Stephen
Polony
fj-.
!
part
in
a
training
on
the
same
authoritv:
:
-if
.n;
.fviv.
HUWIU.IJ
ui
uii
-
economic
I
many
Deiore
tne
war,
and
mora
and
In
both
oonvunti
ni,y
,
France
both
before
and
VItr.
,
of--,..,,;
'
,
Via
in,.
.
t
1
.
.
.
"
'
'
his
armies
were
beaten
in
Flanders,
wl
rront
f
thrown
by
thejdler
will
be
prctesnted
with
extra-
on
th,
West
on
the
Alsne.
the
Meuse
and
the
ernwny
war
unances
'Moselle.
In
that
final
victory
the
lnal
caosed
such
a
sensation
when
life?
"A
linla.
avaoiaa
cop
6ld"
g
tKit."
"A
Swaal
CopwowW
go
kJnafi"
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
SPECIAL
SALE
of
BLANKETS
TUESDAY.
WEDS'EsnAY
Tinirittnw
Woolcot
Ulanket.
Part
wool,
sateen
bound,
MxsO,
Ea
h
Orey
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