PAGE
FOUR
Ihe
Morning
After
Taking
Carters
Utile
liver
Plfk
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
and
other
northern
points.
She
Ij
throats.
expected
here
late
tonight
or
early
V
:
tomorrow
morning
southbound.
I
Making
her
final
call
of
the
ser.
.son
at
this
port,
C.
P.
R.
steamer
I
Princess
Charlotte.
Capt.
William
Palmer,
was
in
port
from
3:30
t
5:30
Saturday
afternoon
south
Delayed
for
some
five
hours
In
bound
from
Skazwav
to
Vancouver
leaving
Vancouver
Friday
night.
The
vessel
had
cm
board
254
pas.
having
had
heavy
freights
for.sengers
of
whom
six
disembarked
waypoints
and
losing
another
!here
wlth
clSht
6in8
aboard
heic
for
tne
south'
three
hours
through
having
had
to
return
to
Butedale
to
pick
up
passengers
who
had
been
left
behind
there,
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
James
Findlay,
did
not
arrive
In
port
until
10:30
yesterday
morn-
1
A
Labor
Day
holiday
week-end
jangling
party
consisting
of
M.
M
Stephens,
C.
P.
Balagno,
S.
J.
Hun-
Her
and
Bill
Hunter
returned
lait
'night
from
a
successful
trip
to
'iLeverson
Lake
on
Wrk
Hannl
tag,
sailing
at
2
p.m.
for
Stewart
got
g0od
bags
of
nlce
cu,.
Bald-Headed
Man
Is
Wounded
But
Wins
Battle
Over
Bald-Headed
Eagle
At
Smithers
SMITHERS,
Sept.
5.
Jim
Porteous,
an
employee
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Smithers,
had
a
private
battle
of
his
own
in
the
railway
yards
here
recently
when
he
locked
claws
with
a
bald-headed
eagle
and
succeeded
in
subduing
the
bird
but
not
until
he
had
himself
suffered
several
cuts
and
wounds
from
the
encounter.
It
appears
that
the
eagle
had
been
flying
low
and
collided
with
the
telegraph
wires,
breaking
one
wing.
Porteous
set
out
to
capture
the
bird
barehanded
and
a
fight
ensued.
The
eagle
got
hold
of
one
of
Jim's
legs
with
one
claw
and
one
of
his
hands
with
another
and
was
powerful
enough
to
cause
several
lacerations.
Porteous
eventually
got
him
by
the
neck
and
a
few
sharp
twists
settled
the
case
for
the
bald-headed
eagle
which
was
no
match
for
the
bald-headed
man.
Jim
retired
to
the
nearest
dressing
station
and
had
his
wounds
attended
to
and
then
proceeded
to
display
his
victim
which
measured
seven
feet
from
tip
to
tip
of
his
wing
spread.
Enjoy
the
Advantages
of
Modern
Kitchen
Equipment
with
a
McCLARY
RANGE
FOR
COAL,
WOOD
or
OIL
Drop
in
an
see
the
new
Mc-Clary
Ranges
Inspect
for
yourself
their
many
(features
of
superiority.
Beautiful
Enamel
Finish
Easily
Kept
Clean
Splendid
Baking
Oven
Fully
Enamelled
Inside
Highly
Polished
Top
Economical
Fuel
Consumption.
A.vMpClary
Range
with
oil
burner
Installed
will
give
satisfactory
and
economical
baking,
cooking
and
heating
service
It
can
be
Changed
back
for
use
with
coal
or
wood
In
a
short
time.
For
Satisfactory
Service
Get
a
McClary
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
McBRIDE
STREET
Phone
311
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
Manufacturers
of
ELEPHANT
Brand
Chcmi-cals
and
Chemical
Fertilizers
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Ammonium
Sulphate,
Superphosphates,
Monocalcium
Phosphate
Producers
and
Refiners
of
TADANAC
Hrand
Metals
(Joltl
Silver
Lead
Zinc
Cadmium
Bismuth
Antimony
and
Zinc
Dust
Also
Sulphuric
Acid
and
Sulphur
(iencral
Office
and
Works
Trail,
B.C.
GOING
BACK
TO
SCHOOL
2,250,000
children
from
playit
fields,
beaches,
rural
lanes
and
city
streets
for
another
school
year.
Behind
the
children
are
two
months
of
the
simple
Joys
ot
.LIIJ1
1
.1
I
.
l
i
.
.
TBS
DAILY
NEWS
Tuwdiy,
September;
jj.,
EVENTS
IN
EUROPE
(Continued
from
Page
One)
tier.
Late
dispatches
from
Berlin;
today
reported
the
capture
of
twoi
rich
Polish
Industrial
centres!
a
i
i
n
i
n.iMr.n
n:.v
t,,
a.
fuuwice
aim
unorzow
near
in
Of
Former
Years
ucrmnn
ironuer
m
siiesia.
'
The
British
Air
Force
got
Into
I
action
in
the
objective
of
block-
nn
K
Tnvior
CanadUn
Pre
Jtaf
Writer
C??1
.
minister
of
information
rpnortlna
hafen
and
Brunsbuttel
at
the
entrance
of
Kiel
Canal
had
been
carried
out.
large
German
naval
vessels
beln?
disabled.
An
official
German
broadcast
cnuunuua
ancaa
ui
mem
eigun,..
....
.
.
.
.
,
.
.,
.
.
last
night
said,
that
two
ot
six
months
of
balanced
education,
i,i.i.k
.
.
,
.
,
nk
i
'.British
planes
were
shot
down
by
tertalnment
program
of
todays,-"
"
"
school
system.
'
.
...
.
.
.
,.,..
The
children
of
the
Dominion
hurrying
schoolwards
for
the
bu.v3
and
excitement
of
the
first
day
are
bigger,
stronger
and
healthier
than
the
children
of
the
same
agct
were
10,
20,
or
"
30
u
Lea"
years
ago
up
battle
stations
to
enforce
the
blockade
of
Germany.
A
French
General
staff
cont
iTurrrn
IM
iNf.
MERP
I
UnilLU
111
'iw
iuuiu
MARRIAGE
HUSBAND
i
Ml..
niordU
Skoland
Become!
I'rd
Ator
Helped
Nancy
To
lie-
'
One
of
Britain
I
ore-
I
Bride
of
Allan
Morton
Kenin
come
Davits
num
nunicn
The
marrlace
took
place
quietly1
LONDON.
8ept
2:
(CP
To
the
at
the
home
of
the
bride's'
mother,
uninformed.
It
might
appear
that,
School
bells
across
Canada
.
........
n
cir.rf
vtfth
Avenu:u'airinrf
Aator.
fabulously
wealUiv
liuib
u
suirirrssiui
BLiacK
on
vrvsrn
mio.
"
-
i
-
L'r"1
,thC
U.nS
ot
the
German
fleet
at
Wllhelms-1
East.
Saturday
night
at
8
o'clock
159-ywr
old
head
of
the
DrltUh
when
Miss
HJordls
Skaiand
wai'Aitora,
U
merely
"Lady
Astora
united
In
marriage
to
Allan
Mor-1
husband"
as
he
Is
sometimes
lr-ton
Kergin
Davles,
son
of
Francis
jtroduced.
t
rvtvie
Onlv
relatives
and
a
I
a
elanee
at
the
record
will
show
few
Immediate
friends
were
prea-fthat's
not
correct.
It
Is
true
thct'
ent.
The
bride
was
a
beautiful
plctuie
In
her
white
wedding
dress
with
veil
and
bousuet
of
roses.
Bridesmaids
were
Miss
Ounvor
Skaiand.
In
blue,
and
Miss
Aslaug
Skaiand.
in
pink.
The
bride
was
given
In
marriage
by
Arthur
Beale
Robert
pepper
-
tongucd
Virginia
-
born
Nancy
Astor
has
far
surpassed
the,
viscount
in
me
pumic
eye
since
she
succeeded
him
In
the
House
of
Commons
19
years
ago.
But
she
got
there
with
his
help
and
bidding.
The
Hon.
Waldorf
Astor.
M.
P..
muninue
annnnnrort
that
"mnf
ari
Armtrong
was
groomsman.
I
was
launched
on
a
promising
poll
has
been
made
on
the
front"
with
Following
the
ceremony
a
toast
lttcal
career
when
his
father
dl-rd
a.g0-
German
forrM
it
artnVrt
that
s
proposed
to
the
bride
by
them
1919.
leaving
him
the
title
o.'
officiating
clergyman
Dean
Gib-.
viscount.
He
had
an
Intense
desire
rances
aval
forces
"have
taken
Dr
J
T
Phalr
savs
children
are
iml
ltil'
force
has
Proceeded
t
do
th.
-
the
rfP;
accepting
a
title
would
mean
belnt
tne
sameage
in
previous
dewdes
e
scouting."
on
at
headquarters
of
the
Royal
-kicked
upstairs"
from
the
Houk
:'p1:Z
TIC;
!
Polish
radio
announces
that
a
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Rescrve
0f
Common,
to
the
House
of
Lords.
,
add,
chlldTen'i
:
health
Is
r;lEe
of
Polish
cavalry
crossed
Jg
nuptials
were
ruting.y
.
.IntnKast
Pniesla
n9r
Vnm
Unn
CeieDraiCO..
lUJlyJuCTsi
TONinilT
and
WEDNiu?
t
Shoos
Nightly,
7
op
,,,
,.
Fred
Astaire
Ginger
Rogers
In
THE
STORY
Of
Vernon
And
Irene
Castle"
With
Edna
May
oiirrr
Walter
Itrrnnan
(At
7:30
and
9
ADDED
"DIVINO
RHYTHM
-DUDE
RANCH'
TORKVS
rirwr
INSECT
PLAOL'E
CHARLOTTETOWN
I
rT
I
nrnukio....
bSm
drivlnS
the
ene
droops
back
In
The
happy
couple
both
of
whom,
lnto
having
hU
career
for
him
ir4
areord:..
neater
greater
medical
meaicai
aid
aia.
uriusn
toi.,
.
.
.e'.....
h9v
nave
llved
vM
hjrii
tt
tnri
since
rh
chlldhoo
lldhn.iJ.cK.
i.
she
k,,.
became
ik
the
first
Cannon,
Cannon,
in
in
charse
charge
nf
of
n
umbia's
compulsory
health
and
disorder.
In
otner
sectors,
German
utlmiul
troops
iroops
are
are
continuing
continuing
ontlnulne
Finally
he
save
the
world
start
by
talking
beautiful
Nancy
a
mena
to
grain
rroi
however,.
woman
mew-,
r?-
f
and
w,n
hav?
the
har'y
.1
congratu-
L
ber
of
the
wu""'-
Commons.
Under
wuuri
urn
hU.101"1
laboratory
at
th.
.
rrpaxlnp
nhvsleal
ZZ
eduratlnn
nhv!wi
nhvslrnl
pniiru
nnrt
n!f
nro
men'ol
In.
S;
helr
advances
into
Poland
with
aons
and
.
.
of
.
many
astute
guidance,
she
ha
made
farm
,
here.
The
;
health
amnntr
sturtpnt,
th
heavy
"ehtlng
and
large
casual-
Provincial
Rolls
Prince
Edward
Island,
18200.
These
students,
Judging
by
rc-
tcent
trends,
will
stay
In
schoc!
longer
and
get
more
diversified
training
than
their
predecessors.
ties
A
survey
by
The
Canadian
War
Were
Made
Press
indicates
the
all-Canada
school
attendance
this
September
Great
Britain
declared
war
on
probably
will
be
higher
than
in
Germany
at
2:16
Pacific
Standard
1938.
Five
provinces
forecast
lowerTime
Sunday
at
the
expiration
of
attendance,
Saskatchewan,
Nova(an
ultimatum
to
the
Reich
to
call
Scotia,
Ontario,
Manitoba
and
New
advancing
armies
from
invaded
Brunswick,
a
combined
reduction
-Poland.
Franco's
declaration
of
war
of
about
7,000.
Quebec
expected
a
came
at
8
ajn.
Pacific
Standard
10,000
Increase
in
attendance,
Al-
Time
after
a
similar
ultimatum
berta
about
1,000,
British
Columbia
had
expired,
about
500.
Prince-
Edward
Island
Germany
later
announced
that
did
not
expect
any
change.
It
had
rejected
both
ultimatums
The
roll-calls,
by
provinces,
are
.and
Hitler
said
he
was
leaving
for
Indicating
something
like
this:
I
the
Front.
Poland,
already
In
a
Quebec,
700,000;
Ontario,
666,000:
state
of
war.
was
being
struck
at
Saskatchewan,
210,000;
Albertajon
three
fronts.
The
Poles
at
that
167.350;
Manitoba.
137.500;
Bri-,tlme
said
that
German
planes
had
tlsh
Columbia,
121.000;
Nova
Scotla.lmade
nearly
one
hundred
bomb.
116.000;
New
Brunswick,
87,000;
ins
raids,
including
several
on
Warsaw.
Since
that
time
the
air
raids
have
been
becoming
more
In
tense.
Great
Britain-
took
up
the
fight
aiter
tne
breakdown
of
the
last
'The
trend
throughout
Canada,
ex-
sllm
hope
for
peace
a
proposal
friends,
will
reside
in
James
Aparl
ments.
The
groom
is
a
member
of
the
Post
Office
staff.
Halibut
Sales
American
Yakutat,
40.000,
Royal,
8.5c
and
8c.
Dorlc.40,000.
Pacific,
85c
and
8c.
Llndy,
39,000
Cold
Storage
7.5c
and
5.5c.
6c.
Pacific
40.000.
Atlln.
7.6
and
SXc.
Seymour.
40,000,
Cold
Storage.
IJSc
and
55c.
Thor,
39.000.
Booth.
7.6c
and
55c.
Sitka,
40.000,
Royal.
75c
and
5.8c.
Betty.
19500,
Cold
Storage,
85c
and
5c.
Sherman,
18.000,
Atlln,
85c
andj
icepi
i-nnce
tawara
island,
where
I
"j
premier
Benito
Mussolini
that1
Dally
advertising
in
;lt
Is
unchanged.
Is
for
lengthier
scnooi
attendance.
I
In
Ontario,
where
the
minimum
age
for
leaving
school
is
16,
the
number
of
students
registered
who
industrial
training.
DRAMATICS
FOR
ADULTS
FBEDERICTON,
Sept.
5:
(CD-Announcement
was
nude
here
that
dramatics
would
be
among
adult
education
subjects
taught
in
New-Brunswick
starting
In
September.'
The
plan
is
in
keeping
with
the,
policy
of
the
department
of
edu-'
cation
to
widen
adult
education
In
'
the
province.
.
FLOOD
DAMAGE
TRURO,
N.
C.,
Sept.
5:
(CP)
-Damage
caused
by
the
highest
August
tides
in
20
years
pouring
through
dykes
has
caused
farmers
loss
of
several
thousands
of
dollars.
Acres
of
marsh
hay,
ready
for
harvesting,
have
been
ruined.
WORLD'S
RECORDS
"WEDOEPORT,
N.
S.,
Sept.
5:
(CP)
When
Mrs.
Gordon
Gibbs
of
Marlon,
Majjs.,
caught
a
575-pound
tuna
with
a
24-thread
line
she
broke
a
world's
record,
The
next
day
her,
husband
wentout
and
repeated
the
ie'at
by
catching
a
577-pound
tuna.
.
-
..,c-WCi
tumcreiice
oe
sum-.
News
Is
sure
to
bring
...umu
m
i.uuiucr
mc
issues.
The
Prime
Minister
told
the
Empire
of
the
expiration
of
the
ultimatum
In
a
radio
address
at
2:15
are
more
than
17
years
of
age
hasiim-
Pacific
Standard
Time.
"Wc
more
than
doubled
since
1930
and
have
done
all
that
any
country
tne
percentage
of
students
of
morclCOUJa
w
esiawisn
peace,"
he
said
than
17
in
the
secondary
schools
"Dut
the
situation
In
which
no
has
Increased
from
17.4
percent,
word
Blver
by
Germany's
ruler
In
1930
to
31.7
percent.
I0311
be
trusted
and
no
people
or
Quebec,
where
there
Is
n0
mlnl-'country
can
endure
has
become
In-mum
age,
and
Nova
Scotia,
where
tolerable.
Now
that
we
have
re
lit
Is
14
In
rural
areas,.
and
New'Solved
to
finish
It,
I
know
that
iBrunxwirlr
whpro
If
!
li
all
,.VOU
will
all
do
vnnr
nart
ullh
port
more
pupils
beyond
these'
calmness
and
courage."
Mr.
Cham-1
I
ages.
iDenam
assured
.
the
people
of
Technical
Classes
.Great
Britain
that
he
had
done
!
Most
provinces
expect
technical
"tmost
to
arrange
a
"peaceful
and
vocational
training
classes
and
honorable
settlement"
but
will
be
chosen
by
an
lncrcasJng
:
"Herr
Hitler
woujd
not
have
it.
number
of
students.
Alberta
re
Consequently
we
are
at
war
with
ports
an
"amazing
development"
Geanj."
Later
the
Premier
of
these
classes.
Quebec
and
Nova
sPke
to
the
House
of
Commons
In
Fcotia
classes
may
be
increased
i
slmllar
vela
this
year.
'
The
British
and
French
diplo-
Ontario,
where
classes
have
been
ma?
leave
ot
Ber"n
l
vir-established
for
years,
expects
little
Y
the
same
time
as
the
new
change.
Out
of
every
100
students,
Russlan
ambassador
was
being
ac-64
will
take
academic
courses.
IB
"?d
by
HltIer
business
courses
and
anothpr
ia
.
ine
uerman
ambassador
took
leave
of
London
and
the
French
(ambassador
left
Paris
but
was
bc-Jing
held
last
night
before
crossing
I
the
frontier
pending
the
safe
arrival
of
the
French
ambassador
from
Berlin.
Most
people
rtao
the
classified
ads.
Do
you?
MUSIC
Miss
N.
Lawrence
Teacher
pf
Violin
Theory
Classes
Commencing
Sept.
1
PHONE
580
'JET'
STOVE
POLISH
Cleans
Hot
Stoves
In
Perfect
Safety
At
All
B.C.
Stores
5c,
herself
one
of
the
most
promln-!roncrntrtfd
on
the
sou
i
ent
women
of
the
age.
the
Island
he
eald
Ever
In
the
background
of
her
brilliant
speeches,
her
election
victories
her
widespread
phllanthro-'
pies,
have
been
the
brains
and
money
of
the
spare-built
man
ol1
slightly
more
than
medium
height
who
has
a
shy
smile,
a
military
moustache
and
close-cropped
hair
towns
and
better
milk
supply.
I
TEETH
PLUNGE
.
.!.nadl.an
i
GLACE
BAY.
8ept.
5:
CCP
-
Atll.
8.500,
Cold
Storage,
7c
and
mer
as
ne
WJU
WOrklng
In
No.
2
suits.
the
Dallj
dally
re-
CENTRAL
HOTEL'
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Rett
Household
Coal
MRS.
C
E.
BLACK
Harold
Davey
Teacher
of
Piano
Popular
Music
20
years
experience
In
Vancouver
Free
Music
with
Lessons
No
Scales
The
only
guaranteed
course
that
benefits
you
financially,
playing
for
parties,
etc.
Enrol
Now!
At
the
News
lAlt
ACT
Nothe
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
l'urdiae
Ijnd
In
Vancouver
Land
Recording
Dlt
riot,
ami
altuwte
on
the
Atntrto
Rlrer.
above
Atnarko,
in
the
uppti
Belli
Coola
Vallty.
Tako
notle
that
ftrtram
Oeorga
Rotwon
ot
ttella
Coola,
oocupatlon.
Can
nttj
Employee,
Uvtand
to
apply
foi
pmnlMilon
to
purchaa
the
following
dvxcrlbrd
land:--
Commencing
at
a
pant
planted
at
tht
North
Eat
Comer
of
Lot
310
thence
22
chain
Eat.
thence
IB
chalna
South,
thenre
23
chalna
Weat,
thiee
19
chalnj
Nortli,
and
containing
forty
acrea,'
more
or
lem
bEnTKAM
OEOROE
TMDBSON
Name
of
Applicant.
Dated
July
21ft,
1039.
IN
Till:
HlTHKMi:
(
Ol
IIT
Ol'
IIKITl-ll
i
Ol.l.MIIIA
IX
I'ltOIIATK
In
the
Matter
of
I
lie
"AdmitiUtratlnn
Arf
AikI
In
the
Matter
nf
Ihe
(Male
of
Krliecra
Krllh,
Knra.rd
TAKE
NOTICE
that
on
the
28th
d4?
of
July
1939
I
u
appotnted
Adinlnu-trator
In
BrttUh
Columbia
with
Hie
Will
annexed
of
the
Etle
of
the
late
Rebrcca
Kertih,
ot-ul,
formerly
it
Belbut,
Northern
Ireland,
and
rTtnce
Rupert.
Drttlah
Columbia.
All
pero
having
claim
hxnliwt
the
natd
Etate
are
rexrulrrd
to
file
them
with,
ire
profierly
verified
before
the
30Uj
dv
of
September
1939
.nd
all
perwna
ir
dented
to
the
Mid
Eirtate
are
required
o
pny
the
amount
of
their
Indebtednev
forthwith
to
me.
DATED
ia
Prince
Rupert,
IJ
C
thu
28th
day
of
Awut
1939.
T.
W.
BROWN
.
Box
05".
Prlnre
Riipert,
n.
O,
j
colliery
he
accidentally
hit
a
com-Ipanlon,
Albert
Chlpman.
Chlpman
gasped
and
his
false
teeth
plunged
800
feet
down
the
mine
shaft
Workers
retrieved
the
ivories
later
unharmed
In
the
muck
at
the
shaft
bottom.
-Build
II.
C
Pairolls"
now
graying.
-Although
his
wife's
career
Is
hU
I
OU
LlKC
ursi
consideration,
he
has
found
time
for
other
things.
He
has
taken
an
active
role
in
the
House
-of
Lords
where
his
record
Is
punc
tuated
by
campaigns
for
liquor,
restrictions,
health
reform,
cleaner'
Why
Pacific
Milk
U
Jus'
fresh
milk
from
one
'
dairying
rftetHctx
:
r
Only
water
evapora?-1
1L
True.
It
is
Irraduted
t
er
vitamin
cont'!.
teeth
and
bone
u
'
biAloally
Pacific
MUk
because
nature
U
r
our
country
and
Hi
T.
"t
p.
,
F
It
ttr
it
ef
ill
Pacific
42
I,
i
r
t:
PACIFIC
MILK
irrBaiaira
ana
ituum
rictra
Elio's
Furniture
PKINCK
RUPERT
Come
Look
Over
Our
Larjrc
Stock
Of
BATTLESHIP
LINOLEUM,
CORK.
INLAiU
PELT
BASE
FLOOR
COVERING
Now
on
Display
HEATERS,
STOVES,
ETC.
Sec
Our
Used
Furniture
Department
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunrh
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'oeuvrc
One
Package
Scrvea
Four
Peopl
Keps
for
Weeks
in
Kefrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Ki.pert
(Jq
DrHllh
CoumbU
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamer
LeaT
rrlnce
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TOES
T.8.S.
CAItllENA
FKIDATi
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:10
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Thun.
a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
m-
"
ConTen,ent.
rieaie
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
HCANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
TLIrd
Ave.
Phone
5GJ