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POUR
THE
DAILY
NXWS
Manday
Occ
$
Prince
Rupert
FORSYTH
Snrf
Special
Fancy
Broadcloths
Made
Up
In
Fused
Collar
Attached
Style
To
Sell
For
1.55
or
2
for
FUNERAL
SATURDAY
The
funeral
of
the
late
Thomas
j
Pierce
of
Seal
Cove,
whose
death
occurred
last
week
at
the
Prince
.Rupert.
General
Hospital,
took
place;
Saturday
afternoon
from
the
Chapel
of
B.
c
Undertakers
to
officiated.
THE
SEAL
'
QUALITY
ill
'iBI
"
"
GOLl)
SEAL
.Fancy
Red
Sockeye
;
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
hjr
ihr
iy
salmon
cinnlnr
lowi.aiiv
with
an
all
th
year
round
payroll
In
Prliir
Kuprrt
$3.00
Bryant
Company
Limited
Phone
297
522,
3rd.
Ave.
Ws
P.O.
Box
622
Mail
Schedule
For
the
Eaat
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
Friday
Falrvlew
Cemetery.
Rev.
J.
C.
Jack-
From
the
Fj
son,
pastor
of
First
United
Church,
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Saturday
n
no
n
m
-
-
iFor
Vancouver-
Tuesday
12:30
noon
Thursday
10:15
pm,
Friday
9:30
p.m
October
6,
17
and
27
4
pm,
From
Vancouver
'
1
8unday
Wednesday
.
Friday
October
12
and
23
For
Stewart
and
Premier
Sunday
For
Alice
Arm,
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
rt
ounaay
7
DJn.
From
Alice
Arm.
Naa
River
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
ii:30
R.u,.
Cor
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-
CONFERENCE
IS
SOUGHT
Japanase
Foreign
Minister
Would
Talk
It
Over
With
United
States
Ambassador
TOKYO,
Ottober
23:
Admiral
Nomura,
Japanese
foreign
minis
ter.
is
calling
in
United
States
Ambassador
Grew
to
conference
with
a
view,
it
is
said,
of
endeav
ouring
to
Improve
relations
between
the
United
States
and
Japan
following
United
States'
criticism
of
Japanese
policy
in
China.
No
mura
expressed
the
hbpe
that
'
the
fully
familiar
with
the
real
slt.ua
tion
In
Japan,
h
suggests.
Japan,
he
says,
is
aiming
only
for
permanent
tranquility
and
order
In
the
Orient.
There
were
further
serious
dls-rders
at
Shanghv
over
th
week-nd.
Three
were
kiHed
In
a
battle
.n
the
street
between
municipal
police
and
Chinese
and
others.
Six
Chinese
were
shot
dead
within
the
international
settlement
when
gunmen
entered
a
wedding
celebration.
In
the
street
machine
guns
and
hand
grenades
were
used
by
the
police.
Whifflets
this
mornipg.
No
geese
wcre
taken
but
thirty-five
or
so
ducks
were
taken.
The
nartv
cnnslstpd
nf
Mrs.
Munroe
Of
Essington
Dies
Funeral
Took
Place
From
(trace
United
Church
Survived
by
Great
Britain,
United
States,
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY.
Oct
(CP)
Efficiency
of
Victorian
Rail-
meeting"
and
B.
A.
Munro
was
sec
ways
deteriorated
In
the
last
year,
a
retary-
financial
report
shows.
Only
78
per
cent
of
the
trains
were
on
time,
Pnrf
rlAmpnfc
as
compared
with
82.1
Der
cent
last
1
U1
1
VlCiliClllO
year.
.8
pjp.
F
i
Birthday
Party
Gloria
May
Christie
Reaches
Fifth
Year
and
Celebrates
i
PORT
CLEMENTS,
Oct.
23:
A
several
local
huntsmen
who
visited
W1,,lams.
Anna
Swang.
Betty
Hew-'Hartley
Bay
and
Gllttoyecs
aboard
kon-
Terrr
Pelton
and
Maureen
Wednesday
i
we
vancouver
yacnt
Friend-
naipn
I'ciion
assisi-
From
Stewart
and
Premier
nip
33
8Ues
oi
wiujam
Mcln-
c"
"1C
enieriainment.
owna
Tuesday
it..n
.
representative
of
the
Finney
Mav
wa
the
recipient
of
many'
'
ii.aU
a
JS
ala.nlll,.
T-.t
m
,
.
InVPlw
(riff.
'
I
Thursday
0
,
vuimi
wi.
mcy
ten
-
6ik
aim
itiuiiicu
cany
OCEAN
FALLS
Capt.
Paul
Armour.
W.
O.
Fulton'
ThB
w,
r.
Fa,ls
r,
.1
J.
A.
Lindsay.
A.
R
NirhM,
v
a
e..
ccan
vers
heia
"
'
inp
r
itrcf
mm.hia..
i
1
Kitzegukla
Has
Pretty
Wedding
.Mls
Clara
Johnson
IJeconies
Itrlde
of
Abel
Campbell
of
Kitwanrool
Son
and
Three
Daughters
KITZEGUKLA,
0:t.
23.
The
PORT
ESSINGTON,
Oct.
23.
The
marriage
ot
Clara
Johnson,
second
death
occurred
here
resent!!'
of
rtAiivhter
of
Mr
and
Mrt
Geoffrey
new
Order
In
the
Orient"
ShOUld
Mr
nwiri-c
Mnnrn.
Ihp
funeral
f.lk-
Jnhncnn
nf
KltTtrnVla
to
Abl
not
be
Incompatible
with
the
place
on
Tuesday
afternoon
Campbell
of
Kitwaneool
wa
sol-'
friendship
Of
the
tWo
nations..
frnm
Plrrnf.
Momnrlnl
ITnitArf
,
mnl,nH
.ntl
fit
k'ltl-lltVla
h
Possibly,
the
United
States
is
noil
church
with
Rev.
A.
Rutherford
Captain
A.
F.
Parkinson
of
the
Sal-
rff.iclatlnfl(.
Besides
the
widower,
vatlon
Army.
Mrs.
Munro
Is
survived
bv
one'
The
bride
wre
a
whUe
sheer
daughter
who
resides
at
South-
wedding
gown
fashioned
on
Prin-hank
and
three
sons
Edward,
ce
lines
flowing
to
the
hemlln".
Frank
and
Walter
in
Vancouver,
white
accessories
and
a
bouquet
Queen
Charlotte
Public
Meeting
Decision
Made
to
Send
Telegram
to
Attorney
General
Regarding
Police
Court
Conviction
completing
the
ensemble.
Attend-
ling
the
brldt
was
Mrs.
Walter
Douse
I
who
wore
Empire
wine
crepe.
The
groomsman
was
Bert
Russell.
The
Kitzegukla
Band
accompanied
the
bridal
party
to
and
from
the
church
and
rendered
several
selections
during
a
banquet
which
was
held
in
honor
of
the
newly
wedded
couple.
Following
the
banquet,
several
in
teresting
speeches
were
delivered
Italian
and
French
soldiers
may
23.
A
public
meeting
was
held
In
by
the
older
folk,
a
wedding
dance
take
a
hand
against
.the
terrorism.
Miller's
Hall
here
last
week
as
a
finishing
off
the
evening
't
is
reported.
United
States
is
still
result
of
which
a
telegram
Uk-An
1
-
I
I
......
uiiMicmiig
m
laim
marines.
io
me
Attorney
uenerars
Depart
i
ment
regarding
the
conviction
NOT
QUITE
PERFECT
'
Nicholas
Schaeffer
for
making
beer
1
MELBOURNE.
Australia,
cvt
M-
Charles
Valley
presided
over
the
ii
Thanksgiving
!'At
Kitzegukla
Special
Decorations
and
Music,
Larje
Attendance
and
.Many
Gifts
KITZEGUKLA.
Oct.
23.
The
people
of
the
United
Church
of
Her
r,"egult,a
he,d
thflr
Thanksgiving
service
with
Rev.
W.
F.
McLan
m
cnarge.
assisted
by
Mosea
Wil
liam
Jones
and
the
choir
wioyable
was!'e,fde"hlp
of
w
D-
w"'y-
The
From
rrom
The
I
ne
Waferfronr
Warerlront
lvery
birthday
party
ichprch
hp,d
flt
the
home
of'
c
j
wM
specially
decorated
for
Christie
lat
Tiicsrtav
afLmn
iltne
occasion
and
there
was
a
laree
The
season
for
the
shooting
of
honor
of
the
fourth
birthday
of
her.
,uCe"
,
y
glltt
wcre
p,ac"
ducks
and
ceese
in
this
rilstrirt
daughter,
Gloria
May.
"
nc
altar
bV
the
members.
.
opened
at
the
end
of
the
week
The
present
were
Olorla
Dun-
?L
,m
ncluded
nglng
l"
but
the
nlmrods
who
went
forth
lop.
Joan
HewUon.
Virginia
Hew!-1-
...B0Luf
and
Tenderly
Jesus
U
IQajn.
hm
v,
.
,
.
Fan.
Juno
n.mn
rv,.
waning
4
pm.
latest
party
consisted
of
,PV-
Joy'Leary.
Astrid
Swang,
Jean
by
a
Quartette
mnHitim,
of
Nora
Wesley.
Rosle
Brown.
Mrs.
Mary
Wesley
and
Douglas
Wenley
and
a
choir
selection
"wh
n
v..
mtj
m-rM
VU
Wait.
Dear
Brothers
"
MacCallum,
W.
E.
Drake
and
Nor-
"
7-
8
I!81"?
eve-annual
annual
meetine
meeting
of
ot
th
the
Skldegate
khh.i.
'
"
Watt
"
"
The
iUC
"
Friendshln
enaan'P
u
"
a
a
October
6
and
20
a-
r-
p
.
.
.
-:
--
cummoaious
ana
comrortab
e
..um
yun
cnanoue
isiaDdJ
",1CU-
Tne
A"e
boys,
J3'
very
yerY
xmart
mart
in
n
vessel
and
ha
hpon
th
M(
October
4
and
18
aja.
I
.
""f
X.?
ir
new
uniforms,
.
'.
were
were
ably
ahlv
as-,
an.
.
Skidegate
Club
Is
Reorganized
SKIDEOATE,
0023.-
At
the
iman
A
"
J."!
J"'"
"
luc
"aire
hocui
Club
officers
were
elected
fnr
winrn
npcniTa
fi
tu
1..
w
w
aespue
Daa
weather,
was
the
vnr
.
fit..
.
.
I
'
-
"
-
IVIPIHO.
pP..M.t
-
vi..
n
u
.
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.
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.
.
.
.
11
aiurnt
Air.
a.
IJiebe.
f,
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,
.
me
uice
tiUD.
jacK
Max-
rk).
....
October
12
and
22
'
at
thfi
m,ke'
everybody'er;
rn-
aja.
,b
am
Hansen
Hansen
Is
ls
her
ner
skinoVr
sUpT-
T"'
om
Alaska-
happy.
Miss
Bubbles
Clarke
gave
Board
of
dlrertr
i
,
"
-d
Pm.
Union
steanTcatala.
Can,
!?
J-le
Po"to"
dWlTer
tZToV
t
WMWMJu
11:30
last
night
-
from
the
south
and
n
.'UI
?,
T
"QS
.w?.nl
.
Chastney
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunrh
'
f
1
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'oeuvre
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
K-eps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
British
Columbia
SAVE
OUR
GOOIMVILL
COUPONS
With
each
25c
cash
purchase,
one
Good-Will
Coupon
is
given
free,
to
be
(redeemed
for
useful
household
items.
Our
latest
Premium
Catalogue
will
be
available
oon.
Mussallem's
ECONOMY
STOKE
III
MlSMKflHH
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli
Proprietor
"A
IIO.ME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
11.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
p.n.
Box
19S
James
Findlay.
arrived
in
nort
"Build
B.
C.
Payrolls"
A
FINER
MILK
fef
We
are
glad
to
tell
you
again
Pacific
Is
a
milk
of
British
Columbia,
from1
the
fertile
.
dairy
country
of
the
Fraser
Valley,
for
that
in
itself
mean3
a
better
milk
It
is
one
of
the
virtues
of
British
Columbia
that
this
province
produces
a
milk
that
Is
ot
higher
excellence.
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
'
rt
V
at
;n,,,.;;
:ZZVl.lJ
xJlru
.gavc
a,8tevens.
.stevens.
B.
Munroe
and
Mrs.
0.
w
iiic
W
1
sailed
couple
of
hours
later
for
Canadian
l
oaiicu
a
a
LuuiiiP
ni
nnnrs
nr&p
frvw
1
.
1
wa
u
v
i
uuicjH,a
vni
rniAt
mewart
ana
otner
northern
points
work,
whence!
she
will
return
here
fn-
Northbound
.
Legion
for
Red
Cross
ed
as
mast
of
ccremonJe;
I
Refreshment
committee
cnn.tl
morrow
afternoon
southbound.
!
First
Aid
classes
are
in
full
J
J.
Atkins,
Miss
Channon
swine
here
awln
under
Hp
..
Mu"(-
from
Vancouver
to
pices
of
the
Pacific
Mills
Ltd.
with
.
J:CnfriU
ous,.ne
was
discussed
kagway
with
a
light
list
of
pas-
an
enrolment
of
elzhtv
men
ma1
was.
decldd
thai
bridge
sengers.
u.p.r.
rteamer
Princess
thirty-one
women.
The
nractical
.7
ru"
WUI
De
each
Saturday
Louise,
Louise,
CaDt.
Capt.
S.
S.
K.
K.
flrav
Orav.
Ir,
in
n..i.
1.
i
.Z
.
...
.
ithroueh
the
the
year.
year.
.port
from
8
oclock
to
ten
hi
nf
iu.
t
j
.,.t
Alter
the
meetine
a
virv
nin.
I
morning,
The
vessel
is
due
back
giving
the"
lectures
e
dance
was
held
by
the
club,
j
here
Friday
afternoon
southbound.
'.
There
was
a
very
large
attendance
Oceans
Falls
Scots
,In
Annual
Meeting
I.
Cochrane
is
Elected
President
of'
Burns
Club
at
Paper
Town
OCEAN
FALLS.
Oct.
23.
With'
J
John
Olbson,
the
official
piper,
pip-1
ling
In
new
members,
the
Ocean
Tails
Burns
Club
held
its
annuah
meeting
recently
when
officers
werel
elected
as
follows:
President,
D.
Cochrane.
Vice-president,
Keith.
McAllister.
Secretary-Treasurer,
A,
Carrie.
,
Master
of
Ceremonies.
D.
Mac
kenzie.
.
Dance
convener.
A.
Reld.
Refreshment
convener,
Mrs
Tink-i
ler
if'1
Program,
MlsVBlmpson
Towards
the
end
of
last
week
first
snow
of
the
season
made
Its
appearance
on
the
upper
slopes
of
Mount
Morse
and.
othert
mountains
hereabouts
are
now
well
capped.
There
Is
a
distinct
feeling
of
'approaching
winter
In
the
air.
01
between
seventy-flve
and
one
hundred
people.
'
Music
was
supplied
by
the
Harmony
Boys
Orchestra
conducted
by
Fred
Russ.
R.
E.
Eyolfson
CHIROPRACTOR
Phone
BLACK
318
210
Eighth
Avenue
West
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
SI
For
nest
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
ni.ACK
Next
Time
You
Ask
For
Stove
Polish
Say-,
ICTNFOK
HOT
JE
1
STOVES
At
All
li.C.
Stores
m
mm
mm
EXTILA
"DONALD
DUCK'S
COUSIN
GUS"
MUSICAL
TOYMND
CASINO"
STORY
IS
EXCITING
Outstanding
tough
rharactrs
of
the
screen.
James
Cagney
and
George
Raft,
are
teamed
tn
"Each
Dawn
I
Die."
a
picture
dealing
realistically
with
life
tn
a
big
prison,
which
pjays
at
the
Capitol
ITheatre
here
for
the
first
half
of
this
week
opening
tonight
It
Is
a
frank,
irim.
brutal
and
exciting
,story.
Jamea
Cagnry.
as
a
muck-raking
.reporter,
gets
hot
on
the
trail
of
at.
l
.i
Qi
t
l
MM
LiUllNri
KUH
nni
ami
I
(Feature
at
7
II
inri
no
nnon
Mrhiir
political
rati:e',f-
j
and
u
framed
t-1
trrti
manslaughter
t.r;-
i
tjr
tentlary
he
be.
r
hi
t
rekle
Throin
j
t
e
world
big
shr'
Oc
u,
Him
In
a
UMw
rv.
.1
Uu.,
eventually
uyi
c
v
l
S
ine
result
oj
c
i
f
-"j
t
nnocence
i
oupporung
r
ra.
rta
Tama
Tir-
fi'a
1
croft.
XUxle
P-sr-tm
5(a:
IMwarH
rm-l.
t
-1
V
Iht
Furniture
"Clearance!
A
Number
of
Fine
Suites
and
Odd
Pieces
.Mirktd
f
QI
Clearance
Sli-Plete
Dinette
Suite
Buffet,
oblong
extentf
'
fi
ar-l
nt
of
four
chair.
Shown
in
ivory
enamel
flnuh
U:
1
only
Regular
value
$70.00.
gjjg
g)
Elio's
Furniture
TIIIIU)
AVFNUE
Prfnr
RBDfli
a
-
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
at
OCEAN
FALLS
ni
POWELL
RIVEI
Steamer
leave
Prince
Rupert
titrj
THURSDAY,
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Train
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Prince
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East
Monday,
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Fridoy,
6
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Steamer
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528
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Rupert
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Vancouver;
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10:50
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Vancouver,
Thurs.
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
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