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K
OUTSTANDING
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To
Bt
DRAMA
HERE
Tightened
Up
The
Old
Staid,"
With
Betle
DaTis
and
.Miriam
Hopkins,
Showing
At
Capitol
Theatre
"The
Old
Maid,'
co-rtarrtng
Bette
Davis
and
Miriam
Hopkins,
hailed
as
one
of
the
outstanding
dramatic
pietare
of
the
year,
is
the
feature
oftatag
on
Hie
screen
or
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
tonight,
Tuesday
aati
Wednesday.
The
Hory
aeat.
with
two
cousins
who
live
in
the
same
old
house
in
aristocratic
Philadelphia
in
the
period
of
the
Civil
War
and
up
to
1880.
Despite
the
luxury
and
wealth
wlti
nhlch
they
are
surrounded,
they
hate
each
other.
After
twenty
years,
the
daughter
of
"the
sour
old
maid"
is
able
to
bring
mutual
understanding
to
them
.as
theJr
gray
hairs
and
lined
faces
tell
LONDON
Sept.
25
There
Is
to
be
a
tightening
op
n
food
and
commodity
rationing
in
Oreat
Britain
to
prevent
waste.
they
have
entered
middle
age.
The
picture
is
a
tense,
gripping
drama
with
a
charmingly
picturesque
period
background.
Miss
Davis
and
Miss
Hopkins
are
said
to
turn
in
splendid
performances
in
the
leading
roles
while
Jane
Bryan
is
brilliant
as
the
daughter.
Other
members
of
an
outttandlng
cast
are
Oeorge
Brent,
Donald
Crisp,
Louise
Pazenda,
James
Stephenson,
Jerome
Cowan,
William
Lundlgan,
Cecilia
Lofthus,
Janet
Shaw,
DeWolf
Hopper
and
Rand
Brooks.
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Monday.
September
25,
1939.
EDITORIALS
HOW
WE
CRITICIZE
Most
of
us
are
ever
ready
to
criticize
our
own
country,
our
own
government
and
our
own
system.
Now
we
are
nittsd
against
different
kinds
of
governments
and
different
systems
and
most
of
us
are
agreed
that
we
would
very
much
dislike
to
live
in
those
countries
or
to
have
to
submit
to
governments
such
as
they
have
there.
Canada
and
the
British
Empire
are
very
imperfect
They
are
in
process
of
development.
We
are
working
out1
problems
concerning
ourselves
particularly
and
the
rest
of
the
world
indirectly.
In
this
matter
of
working
out
and
testing
systems
the
British
have
always
led.
Thev
formed
P
f
re-e
Parliament.
the
first
responsible
government
and
a
they
still
lead
in
social
services,
in
unemployment
in-
aiwtx
aim,
particularly,
m
security.
Some
people
do
not'like
the
British
system
but
they
do
not
have
to
live
in
Canada
or
in
any
other
British
country.
There
are
plenty
of
other
places
where
they
may
live
if
they
wish.
All
that
is
asked
is
that,
if
they
continue
to
live
here,
they
conform
to
the
British
ideals
and
the
Bntigh
institutions.
Many
of
us
have
tried
to
bring
about
changes
in
the
Canadian
svsiem
of
doing
things,
believing
that
we
have
not
reached
the
condition
of
ultimate
good.
Since
the
war
is
on
us,
the
present
period
must
be
one
of
relaxation
of
any
efforts
to
bring
about
changes.
All
efforts
must
be
bent
to
winning
the
war.
We
are
citizens
of
Canada
and
if
it
is
found
that,
in
order
to
win,
the
country
needs
all
our
man
power
and
all
our
wealth,
it
is
quite
in
order
for
the
government
to
take
it.
The
safety
and
walfare
of
the
nation
must
at
a
time
like
this
take
precedence
over
PLAY
WILL
Junior
Baseball
BE
CRUCIAL
DpuMfcHeader
ims
B(tto
Clnfinnati
And
St
Lanls,
Starting
Tnirro.
Slay
Sttlr
National
Lewie
luur
Cincinnati.
their
margin
of
Nodosa)
League
leadership
to
games
over
St.
Lotus
Cardinals
fui
WiH
t-vn
wtnc
ntAr
.aL-
sports
in
Canada
to
CARRY
ON
Allan
and
Memorial
Hockey
Competition
to
be
Uninterrupted
This
Winter
TORONTO.
Sept.
25:
CP
Allan
and
Memorial
Cup
senior
and
Junior
hockey
championship
competitions
will
be
held
as
usual
this
winter
Jn
Canada,
It
was
announced
here
yesterday
by
Dr.
W.
O.
Hardy
of
Edmonton,
president
of
the
Amateur
Athletic
Association
of
Canada.
It
was
the
desire
of
the
government,
said
Dr.
Hardy,
that
normal
sports
be
continued
In
Canada
despite
the
war
as
an
aid
to
public
morale.
Grit
Convention
Is
Called
Off
In
Cariboo
Riding
PRINCE
OEOROE,
8?pt.
25.
Owing
to
the
war
arid
the
desirability
of
avoiding
anything
In
the
way
of
political
partlzapthjp
at
this
time
of
emergency,
the
Liberal
nominating
convention
for
Cariboo
federal
riding,
scheduled
for
Thursday
of
this
week,
has
been
called
off.
The
renominatlon
of
the
4t-Ung
member,
J.
O.
Turgeon,
Is
assured.
Already
nominated
are
Fred
Stephens,
Conservative,
and
William
Irvine,
C.C.F.
SleOjmnt
Park
and
Fraxr
Strest
DttiUtd
lUnurt
In
flay
Yotrrday
UtKrasat-
put
am
Ffiser
September
23:
aswx
300603
m
'
CP
1-
Cincinnati
Rlt.
as
a
matt
of
thr
wk-ead
nelortea
oer
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
increased
w
fnnnI
iwv
mm
of
tho
Junsor
Basebal.
Lnpr
ptajiW:
MeCtymont
winning
the
tiTM
by
a
sent
of
1
to
7
and
tbrtV-jiBd-a-baJf
Fraarr
Slfw
taking
the
attend'
13
u
1.
jnjiMKB
ussne
extras
ln-
stead
of
nautars
Praser
Street
'
re
jr
Ptitu
TtronrrTT
at
ClpliimH
J
a
woot
u
l
is
h
Jhe
Reds
and
Cardinals
will
com-
Iu
an
itattpay
had
rnenee
a
eruesai
four-game
series
00
dt,eff-
The
atom
(own
baysl
which
vU
possibly
decide
the
Was
I0"1
togethe-
in
the
National
League
pennant
race
and
eoDd
s
u
warn
avMc
handily
settle
the
right
to
meet
New
York
A
bome
Jph
ic
tt
third
OmXm
-Yankee
wkmers
of
the
American
Lan
ataiore
of
the'
jLeagw
in
the
World
Series
eon-
ma
"
ir.
which
KlUas
also,
,meneing
ntt
week.
The
Brooklyn
soc
Ian;
sueK-nandiinc
Dodders,
as
a
reaab
of
veekend
jpiay.
are
back
in
third
peace
in
the
National
League
wtth
a
margin
of
1
half
a
game
orer
the
Chtenao
Cabs.
Week-end
Big
Leagee
seons:
SUNDAY
SCOP.ES
I
.
National
League
I
PHtebsrg.
2:
Cincinnati,
11.
I
Ctneago.
1:
:St
Louts.
9
i
Brooklyn.
3--
Phitadepbia,
1-1
1
Boston.
4-5:
New
York,
5-3.
I
American
League
!
New
York.
3:
Washington.
2.
Philadelphia.
4.
Boston
.
Detroit
2-9;
CterekUML
1-1
St
Loots.
9-3:
Chicago.
11-4.
SATURDAY
SCORES
National
League
Pittsburg.
5-1;
Cincinnati
6-C.
Chicago.
3:
St
Louis.
7
Brooklyn,
22-8-
Philadelphia,
4-9
Boston,
1:
New
York.
4.
American
League
New
York.
7;
Washington
1.
Philadelphia,
8,
Boston.
19.
Detroit.
&
CIct
eland,
3.
St
Louis,
2-4;
Chicago.
6-9.
The
league
standing
to
date:
National
League
W.
L.
Cincinnati
9f
54
St.
Louis
...
.
89
57
Chicago
79
Tfl
Brooklyn
77
67
New
York
72
72
Pittsburg
CT
81
Pet.
.m
.810
.635
bat
two
drooped
out.
leaving
only
Praser
Btreat
and
MeCryraant
Park.
After
the
ptay-ofts.
it
is
ptamted
to
have
scrub
games
during
the
winter
when
weather
is
suitable
and
next
year
it
ts
hoped
to
have
four
or
five
teams
in
Old
Country
Soccer
uHon
Twro
1.
Chartton
Athletic
aaked
in
Smithers
to
cany
on
to
P
0ties
with
the
pre-
-Bmttk
2.
Mfthvall
isecandi
1
1.
OnanVtoo
Boston
59
83
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519
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News
is
sure
u'e
to
to
bring
onng
a
any
re
American
league
Kew
York
,105
43
.709
Boston
87
60
im
Chicago
84
65
54
Cleveland
XI
6
354
Detroit
77
70
ilk
Washington
63
87
.420
Philadelphia
53
95
.358
1st
Louis
41
106
578
auctfonald.
Suuirtbai
ai-.i
9km-ws
were
used
on
the
mound
oy
SaeClnpasK
wane
Army
earned'
the
fittchhag
burden
(or
Pravr
.
Strwt
I
The
taap
were
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Street-Klllas
BUI
Long
PavKkls
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Ortms-aso.
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Haaoy
and
Brown
MsapBOHt
Park
llingtton..
naiiasnli
1st
Saotertaac
Zbara.
As-
,
Mrs.
Ditt,
Skerk.
Uaedonald
and
Keaaa.
MJke
Pastak
acted
as
referee
The
Joasar
Baseball
League
has.
beta)
In
action
for
the
past
she
At
first
there
were
(war
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FOR
SALE
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SALE
Approximately
fou
1
acres
including
cottage
and
con-;
tent
belonging
to
the
estate
of
Erik
Eneroth.
Oona
River
S225
Cach.
Official
Administrator.
Norman
A.
Watt,
Prince
Rupert,
PC.
tf.
FOR
SALE
Boat
Ed
ye
Pass
with
contents
now
lying
at
Ward
Electric
float
Send
tenders
in
writing
to
Indian
Office,
Prince
Ru-pert.
B.C.
(220)
FOR
SALE
Mc
Clary
range,
grey
enamel
finish,
almost
new.
Complete
with
oil
burner.
375.
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KENT
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RENT
November
1,
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occupied
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Boston
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14.
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Business
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the
rlaht
party
to
buy
lease
or
rent
go-
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confectionery
business
ori
rent
store
next
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P.
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AND
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FIRST
Class
board
and
room
resit
dences
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In
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(235)
Th.
..lf:ciji
laying
of
the
keci
u
a
nr
Bnth
tu
Smithers
Red
Cross
Formed
Ilwly
Organixed
In
Interior
Ttown
Pr
War
Work
SMfTHSfta
T"
.
Red
Cross
Society
ing
const
rue
Uon
of
sever.
t)m
ot'..t
Transferred
To
Powell
River
Serftant
S
perry
CaW
Sieithers
Hi
BMrrHtTta.
Cline
toft
aaefc
here
darinc
the
war
Mrs
A
inciai
Bauet
at
AUHUe
Dando
Is
the
PreaMent
and
Xlrs
ehief
const
Otaie
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
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i
.rWa
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest.
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
STOVE
POLISH
Cleans
Hot
Stoves
In
Perfect
Safety
At
All
B.C.
Stores
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For
Beit
Uoustbsld
Coal
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law
years
a.;.'
glad
to
bear
o
larger
past
whi:
pc?fOT
frocn
tt.'
A
'n.oittr
of
frtmd
aaata;."
Lett-.i
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enhiK
t"
wish
ixm
And
li
the
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tte.w
inclui!
if
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h
at
Kern
1.,
R.
J.
OoUtaon
is
seerecw
at
t
Beret
Cllne
was
a
cioneer
si
of
the
Tbber
organization
A
beat
fifty
Udies
at-
HaaaUon
k
ItM
and-
u
weH
krttwn
bue
the
Rft:
tended
the
first
meeting
and
steps
Utrouihoat
the
north
He
hit
been
tn'
were
taken
U,
raise
funds
for
the
-
purpose.
;
Th
rooms
on
the
second
floor
of
the
Canadian
Legion
bmlding
hare
been
pawed
sat
the
dtapoaal
of
the
Society
These
roams
are
rery
commodious
and
quite
well
furnished
and
make
a
rery
mtt-abk
accomodation
for
this
par-pose
'
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silver
tea
was
held
on
Thursday
afternoon
whan
a
very
satls-factory
sum
was
realised
to
atari
the
work.
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