ANNOUNCING
The
opening
of
BRYANT'S
SHOE
DEPARTMENT
for
MEN
FEATURING
Astoria
and
Richmond
Capt.
Al
Wole
SHOES
Bryant
Company
Limited
Phone
297
532,
3rd.
Ave.
W.
Halibut
landinv
at
Prince
Ru
,
American
This
brings
the
total
for)
Porcher
Island.
P.O.
Box
622
Waterfront
Whiffs
Only
Four
Prince
Rupert
Boats
Unreported
From
Halibut
Ranks
Some
Cod
Fishers
Still
Out
Landings
For
Past
Week
:
the
Chelan
for
18,000
pounds.
uic
season
ur
t?
15,71700
-
pounds
as
compared,
with
12.733,550
pounds
at
a
corr-ioondtng
date
last
Wnm
Qn-J.
i
on
year
The
Canadian
ladings
this'
"
OlBail
OUCCeeClS
4
year
to
date
amounted
to
77000,
pounds
In
comparison
with
6,014,-650
pounds
in
1938
while
this
year's
American
landings
have
reached
an
To
Chieftainship
BOARD
HAS
LONG
MEET;
Hospital
Directors
in
Thrre-Hour
Session
Last
Mr.
hi
Transfer
to
j
New
BntMlnr
Bring?
np
V
ProbJeiiu
Problems
arising
out
of
the
transfer
from
the
old
to
the
new
'hospital
occupied
the
attention
of
the
regular
monthly
meetlnz
last
night
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-.pjtal
which
was
a
three
hour
session.
The
board
has
made
arrangements
for
a
loan
of
$20,000
from
he
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
to
be
ptcd
In
cleaning
up
the
indebtedness
on
the
new
hospital
which
amounts
to
an
estimated
23.000
final
settlement
hating
not
as
ye:
been
made
with
the
contractors.
The
loan
arrangement
will
be
drawn
upon
as
required,
hypothecation
of
hospital
bonds
being
one
of
the
provisions
of
the
arrangement
!
There
was
a
lengthy
discussion
J
more
or
less
along
technical
lines
In
connection
with-
the
placing
of
(Insurance
on
the
new
hospital
The
upshot
of
it
was
a
decision
to
take
out
co-insurance
of
$30,000
on
the
building
and
$20,000
on
the
contents
on
the
basis
of
the
exist
presented
hv
v
a
trnu
-
J
-
.
...
mavvauuui,
W.
M.
i.
Watts,
vaii,
Alex
Aex
Flnnle
innie
and
and
Q.
O.
sfowed
",v"tu
a
total
wiai
oi
of
no
1467
hospital
nospitai
.
,
-(
CndlrS
yestcrday
W.
Johnstone
returned
home
with
day
for
the
month
of
September
,
P0UniU
0f
whlch'
Skipper
M.
M.
Stephen,
aboard
the
at
'
Per
hospital
day.
pound
wa-
fnm
Canadian
.
bursementu
Vom
r
rv
ti
j...
fnr
v.
.i
yesseu
and
191.53!)
-ounds
from
I
racceAsful
-.vwwi
Ui
UCC1
Ar
h,inr
amounted
to
$4859.49
mrronf
9
fc4Ju
mj
-"
$510.70
capital.
Mrs.
H.
L.
Landry,
reporting
for
the
Women's
Auxiliary,
Informed
the
board
that
the
recent
annual
bazaar
had
resulted
in
the
highly
gratifying
sum
of
$336
being
net-
iea,
ii
naa
been
decided
to
pay
RED
PROPAGANDA
FED
CONQUERED
POLES
J
BEDDED
Ruwan
.roopi
who
occupied
the
cy
are
awn
distributing
propaganda
.-afie'j
by
the
sackful
to
peasant
ut
Wiino.
Poland,
as
Russian
forces
occupied
approximately
three-fifths
of
the
former
Polish
republic.
'ng
distribution
among
comnanles
.
ed
that
a
radio
nuisance
was
de-
the
manaeinsr
wrnrv
h
and
apenrlM
Th
pn.lntiiMnc.1
relnnlncr
at
th
hfvnial
h
lm.
ni.v.
j.i
j
..
rate
is
.241
On
bnlldln?
and
M
nression
amnnir
natimLt
anH
.it..
.1
11
.
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i
n-i,
1
'
irom
miffla.
uemr.4r,
rw
I
"
"
I
iLi
rank
iwuh
at
iuc
UUlliriHIUIli"""
!
wvowi.
.
.
orugr
tniik
Hrit
out
AUie
1
lit..
lon-d
j
contenU.
;
will
be
Dr
iiarr
a
w.n
on
uii
Luiutiiu.
Present
nexub
insurance
iiisurance
on
on
friends
"iwu
being
uviug
that
uiat
they
wry
were
were
at
ai
the
old
hospital
building,
amount-j
liberty
to
bring
in
all
sizes
and
lag
to
$30,000.
will
be
cancelled
and
the
structure
will
be
reinsured
for
$3,000.
Th
ntiMttrm
nf
Inrnltnn
tnr
the
hands
of
the
house
committee
It
was
decided
to
put
in
a
refuse
boards
installed.
conditions
of
radios
without
any
sort
of
regulations.
It
was
decided
by
the
board
to
clothe
the
lady
superintendent
and
the
managing
-
-
.
M
.
M.M.W.t
Ut
j
"
O
.
M
the
secretary's
office
In
the
new
secretary
with
authority
to
control
hospital
was
discussed
and
It
wasia11
use
of
radio
In
the
hospital
It
decided
to
leave
it
meantime
In
!
was
Icl
use
of
radios
should
as
far
as
possible
be
confined
to
small
sets
with
self
of
something
over
$500.
A
system
j
The
handling
of
military
pat-J
of
dictaphones
between
floors
jn
in
the
hospital,
now
that
which
has
been
In
trial
will
be-re-
Prince
Rupert
has
become
a
mill-
tained.
The
attic
of
the
new
build
ing,
being
used
for
storage
purposes,
will
be
partitioned
and
cup
Resentment
was
exnreAsed
hv
thp
cumuiaiie
effect
of
ad-
VC""'ng
tftat
count
board
at
the
making
of
deductions
by
the
Department
of
Pensions
and
.
National
Health
on
sick
mariners'
accounts
for
opcratlne
room
chare-
PRlNPK
D
ITDCDT
es,
the
Department
of
National
De-
fence
for
military
patients
and
the
DRY
tt
DOCK
Canadian
National
Railways
Em-
.
KIT
7
.
ployees
Medical
Aid
Association
AND
SHIPYARD
j
.
v.v.o.
uuWii
lilt
tf"
ters
as
these
will
be
brought
before1
.
tne
annual
convention
of
the
Brl
tlsh
Columbla.Hosnltals
Association
which
will
be
held
on
October
23,
24
and
25
at
Victoria
and
which
M.ITKK
NOTICE
niuMon
Aim
i
TAKE
NOTTCE
tiu
rvn&im
w..
tkml
Rallmys
fOrand
Trunk
Pacific
"i
aaamm
im
I'nnce
nup-
crt.
B.
C.
wui
.fpijr
ror
Utxac
to
Uke
and
Mm
24000
OiUotu
of
mttrr
cut
cf
Tidal
Ink-,'
vhlrh
(Inv.
WWM.
IT
nd
drilm
Irs-.o
Skcena
River
bout
uw
i
iron
c.
n
R.
rxpat
m
Ktn
H
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Will
h.
tHvrtArf
K.
itmun
at
a
paint
iboui
isoo
i
u
IOr
tWO
eectrif
refrl,o..
7.7
.
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-
----a.w,
.
mt
!.
K.
At
K1ll-
1,1.1,
uj
.
UfpOt
KITWANOA
nrtnhr
i.
,
iCh
had
been'
stalled
In
the-f"
"1
b
xw
Indu-rtrtaj
jMary
Victoria
Harris,
dauchter
nur'
H
aM.
v."-
..nelL.
Oc-t
owra.
Price
of
the
we;k
for
ffeni
vun'r
.
-
..c"
ovcr
ine
5eai
01
delate
jta
apprecK'lon
of
thP
A
ipeciih
quality
old
rye
of
fin
fUvor,
thoroushly
mslured.ln
osk.
777
V
HVWAMfff
-
25
13
OZ.
25
OZ.
t
-
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a
B
in
rT
V
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
cJtJphfcd
by
the
Liquor
Control;Board
or
by
J
he
Covcrnmcnt
of
British
Columbia.
'
-
-
.,
o-,
.
.
.
.
was
H.6C
and
7c
paid
Boy
SSBiSTe
f
Women'
ffVS
.
c
utay
suDenntpnrtonf
rri
All
AGE
GOVERNMENI
P7
GUARANfEED
f&
K
3
STRR
RVE
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M
R?order
t
Print
BO.'
-.Watr
J3,10..
th
-ippUcation
marl
b
filed
wlMi
th-
Mid
wwr
Recorder.
"
fh
tiie
Ccniptrotter
oX
Water'
..r111
Bulldog..
Victoria.
I
BC,
within
thirty
daya
lifter
the
fir1
CANADIAN
NATIOAU
RAILWAYS
(Orand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
Co.)
Applicant
Dy
M.
A
Burbaiik.
DlvUlon
Engineer.
Agent
'
01
the
Lr
publication
of
.v..
thU
notice
In
October
7,
1039,
.mim:k.w,
act
(Form
r.)
Cerllflcule
of
lnitrotrnicnU
NOTICK
Bulphlde
No.
12,
Sulphide
No.
13,
J
No.
a.
Fractional,
and
8.
Nq
3
Pra:
kZZL
kI1
CTal,n"'
a
"the
Where
located:
O
cV1
RtTe'
m
"
ntJ
jAwful
holder:
Northern
Pyrttew
Ltd
TaJce
notice
Uiai
i
,..(.
',n
"
to
Norton
Pyrltn,
il
Free
Miner'.
rriit.
.
I
42399E,
tou,.
,t
-t
5.7
day
fiom
th
rial,
v-
-
the
Mining
Itocorcl.T
tor
a
Certificate
L-,T;Pr0VCn
,or
the
purrx,
of
8
D
raAt
thVYbo"
cUlm
And
further
4aV.
....
....
Under
imutlon
fi.V
"..7
before
.7"-."""a
IMted
Uil
30th
Uyof,Augut,
1939.
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Weldlnr
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
nf
Ji
Endnes
Repaired
and
Overhauled
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Kcd
Sockcyo
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Tacked
by
the
only
nalmon
tannine
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
hi
Prince
Rupert
Hair
Treatment
Are
you
suffering
with
Bcaly
Dandruff,
Itching
Bcalp,
Dry
Fragile
and
LustcrJcss
Hair?
Our
correct
recondition
treatments
will
do
wonders
for
you
at
NELSON'S
Uarber
and
Ileauiy
fehop
I
AT
CHURCH
MUr
Angelica
Favot
Becomes
Bride
i
of
Lint
Coliml
This
Morning
A
marriage
of
much
lo.
aj
Inter-m
took
nlace
this
morning
at
the
C'iuirch
of
the
Annunciation.
Rt.
R-v
E.
M.
Buno.
BUhop
of
North-mi-
BritW
Columbia
and
the
Yukon,
officiating,
when
MIm
Angell-fj
Fa
rot
became
the
bride
of
Lino
f
luaL
The
Bishop
was
assisted
ov
Fathers
Lantagne
and
Adam.
The
bride
was
attended
by
Mrs.
Mary
Vlereck.
MiM
Erma
Dutsan-and
Mls
LlllUn
Vierher.
All
were
beautifully
conned.
Michu
i
Colussi
wg
gitMrnnn
A
tor
'p
emrTOtlon
of
friends
,w
ir,
a'tfiidanee.
Ther
-
i
I
,"
-
M
t
,
-l
th'-i
-t'terncoa
at
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mr
Vaecher.
Seventh
Av
enue.
The
couple,
who
will
have
the
hearty
congratulations
and
best
,wuhe
of
many
frlendi.
will
reside
Jat
Georgetown.
WATCH
POM)
OUT
i
LEIOH.
En.
Oct
14:
CP-War
has
compelled
the
Leigh
8wlmmlng
Club
to
cancel
all
water
polo
match;
of
the
American
HosplUl
Assoeta-
nal,T
dvertlslnt
m
tion.
Mrs.
Robinson
Of
Metlakatla
conUlnedipasses
Way
.,,.
iimi
.vvuiuuu.Huujiun
Aiason.
nearly
seventy
years'
continue
to
come
In.
those
report-
j
available
exclusively
for
military,
of
age.
Mrs.
Robinson
had
been
for
ed
upon
last
night
includlne
a
Eas
patients
who
will
have
to
be
hand-1
a
inn
n.
J
oxygen
machine
from
Dr.
W.
T
.led
in
the
usual
way.
The
Depart-lthe
Church
Armv
anrf
hi-m
Kergin,
anaesthetic
table
andim-nt
uiii
nicn
k
-.h.,.
,
.'ren-t-rt
m-mK-r
.,.
.
Only
four
Prince
Rupert
halibut
boats
Morris
H.,
other
items
0f
equipment
from
the
Capt.
Charles
Giske;
Vera
Beatrice,
Capt.
Sinclair
Pierce
Pr1nce
Rupcrt
Medlcai
Association,
IX)1S
N.,
Cant.
C.
A,
Pederson.
anfl
AVhito
Monn
r.nrit
W
a
bed
Mrs.
J.
M.
Morrison
sen-remart,
still
to.
come
in
from
their
final
trips'if
the
SSSZSSrZSS
ZSt
season
to
the
Area
No1
3
banks.
It
is
expected
that
early
ary.
next
week
will
see
them
safely
in,
winding
up
the
year
as
.
.General
Business
fajac
landings
of
Canadian
fish
a
Miss
Jean
Harrisnn
rt
m
,are
concerned.
There
may
still
be
and
Rose
Spit
for
catches
of
11.-
superintendent
In
her
LthiJ
I
Me
straggling
American
boats
OOC
l
and
7.000
pounds
respectively
VJSSl
lahdipg
catches
at
Prince
Rupert,
and
the
low
10.1c
and
6c
received
reported
that
work
wm
DroceldlrS
Hillbut
boaU
sun
out
black
cod
by
the
Sea
Maid
for
25,000.
pounds,
satisfactorily
at
the
hospital
Th6
fishing
Include
the
Cape
Spencer,
For
American
fish
the
high
price
maids
were
now
established
'com-Capt.;
Richard
Giske;
Relief,
Capt.
the
week
was
11.7c
and.7c
paid
fortably
in
their
new
home
at
the
Merrill
Sollowj;
Prosperity
A.
Capt.
i
the
Mlddleton
for
22,000
pounds
corner
of
Fifth
Avenue
and
Havs
The
finance
committee
renort
tary
centre,
came
up
with
corres
The
death
occurred
yesterday
at
Metlakatla
of
Lucy
Robinson,
wife,
of
W.
J.
Robinson
of
that
vtUaee.1
pondence
from
the
Department
of
She
leaves
besidea
the
widower,
A
u
uic
suojecv.
suier.
Eiien
Brown,
at
Kltkatla
and-
The
DerartmMit
a-111
K
od,
I
-
.
.t
..
j..
I
-
.....
-
a.
niece
no
uves
wun
tnem,
U
-
-
-
V.
..M(
W
'
W
Wt
iiiJl(-
far
as
lsolatidh
faclliUes
of
infec-
uy-
lJle
funeral
take
place
to-
tlous
cases
are
concerned,
this
is
a
civic
responsibility.
morrow
at
Metlakatla.
t
Saturday
c
Z
Shorn-.,
7;M
JOAN
llU)Minir
"H
obot
Q
niKt
top?
"Mai
mtot.g
$wt
Cap."t
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
T
furtfl
lm
in
utnth
it
tmM.m
DISC
CltOSBY.
MlSCHAAm
In
"East
Side
of
Heaven'
(At
7:3
and
Er
Added
""mcus
tus
fiAUV
COOPER
In
'REAU
(iKSTK-
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
.
a
a
.
.
.
I
w
'es
for
the
season
but
arT
effort
wlU
Y"ooer
.
1V.
Km?
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k
w
h.
,
v.i
j
....
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i
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m
arn
army
withdr-w
m.
trie
Dalh
irw
Irora
YP"
pr
!
'
i-ulu
News
is
sure
to
bring
dally
re-,
contingent
given
gr'
v.
amt
wlta.
fU
arrival
at
Plymouth
Elio's
Furniture
MOOSE.
BUILDING
THIRD
AVENCE
4-piece
Bedroom
Suite
59.50
Values
that
cannot
possibly
be
repeated
when
present
toet
h"
gone
We
urge
ou
to
buy
now
and
save
We
Give
You
Fair
Allowance
for
Your
Old
Furnllure
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
il
OCEAN
FALLS
d
POWELL
RIVER
Steamer
Icnves
Prince
Rupert
erery
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trnini
lenyo
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Ea$t
mommy,
Wednesday,
Frldnjr,
6
p.m.
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
nd
Stewart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
For
fara,
etc.,
call
or
tcrU
iuy
iicket
Ujjicet
528
3ra
Are
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leav
rrlnce
Rupert
for
Vancouer:
T.S.S.
CAXALA
EVEHY
TUE3-
T3.S,
CARDENA
FBHAf
BAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Thurs.
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
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Convenient,
Please
rurcnase
Tickets
at
Office
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Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
J.
SKINNKir
irn.
a
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a..
Phone
It's
Interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
New
tnat
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same.
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