ijcacnt
I"
not
puDllibea
r
lb
Liquor
control
iy
Ci
norrnmDt
or
U
Columbia
Sew
York
8
and
M..
53
V.
T
and
T.,
165,i.
:ii
23
0-a
LocomoUve.
20
V4.
!
Rieel.
91.
ar
Tractor.
60.
Ij
1
4
3j
WCMl.
MJ.
c
pper.
40i.
k
Central.
2
Hi.
a
Railroad,
2C.
...
Steel
27n.
.R.:rtui:t
81
r'.ri
Oil
of
Cat..
281
i.
vr
l
O:;
of
U.
J..
47!k
;
j
r:;M
Rubber.
43
Halibut
Sales
American
r
r
aJO
pounds.
Cold
Stor-
6c
f'JOO
pounds.
Royal,
-it
ciAsslfifO
ad.
rt
i-su
many
dollars.
'"laid
IJn,oleum
Jef
sq.
yard.
Printed
Linoleum-
Sq.
yard
f'nn.r.1-
r
..
.
,
fcw
HOTtU
lr
TETBCt'
rat
win
xm
f
w.U
TENDER
IS
SALVAGED
AUnka
Cannery
Boat
violet,
Sunk
At
Herbert
Reef,
Refloated
By
I
Local
Sadrate
Operator!
A
couple
of
hours
before
the
height
of
yesterday
afternoon's
gale,
the
Armour
.
Salvage
Co.
tugs
r.
-
t
rcurwM
ana
racnena
were
successful
in
refloating
with
the
assistance
of
pontoons
the
Ameri
can
cannery
tender.
Violet,
which
suuck
Herbert
Reef
across
from
Lewis
Island,
down
the
coast
from
Prince
Rupert,
a
few
days
ago
While
southbound
from
Alntlrn
in
Seattle
being
subsequently,
aband
onee
me
salvage
company
was
advised
of
the
derelict
by
Capt.
H,
neaaen
ni
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
and
proceeded
to
the
scene
to
find
only
the
pilot
house
of
the
Violet
visible
at
hleh
-water
Thp
salvage
boaU
Immediately
went
to
woric
and,
after
refloating,
tool-
son
which
broke
down
off
Lewis
Island
but
was
picked
up
before
.SPing
Wbve
and
brought
Into
port
by
the
rullbut
boat
Cape
lieale.
A
gasboat
belonging
to
Lee
Wing
of
Port
Esslngton-
was
reported
ashore
last
night
at
Blllmor
near
the
entrance
of
Prince
uupert
Harbor.
The
aorm
interfered
with
ervlcs
In
parts
of
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon
by
blowing
down
wires.
Telegraph
wires
l,n
the
Interior
were
also
down
overnight
and
until
late
this
morning.
Since
(tmotii
foi
cltc
nd
lc.
Scatjrom
1857
Siikii
ti
bttn
piolcln
c4'
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKIES
Tli
EdvrTtiuirnfnt
1
not
nuoliihec.
or
dlsnlayed
by
the
Liquor
Cwtrol
Boarl
or
by
Ihe
Government
nf
BrltUh
ColumbU
MacKpnzie's
Furniture
L,
J.
ft"
.40
90c
70c
fontolcum
Rugs
and
Linoleum
Rugs
A
large
tock
carried
at
all
'a
meet
PUf
tequremcnw.
rilONE
175
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Transpacific
y
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Pnlt
nnd
Wav
Ports
iu
vuutuuvci
i
-
,
8.3.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10pjn(
To
Vancoiver
Ijr??t
r
n
tnTMnpsci
t
nuiSE"
October
27th
SB,
PRINCESS
HQRAlf"
Noveniher
6lh.
l0h.
Wlpter
Excursion
rare
ypcvMvcr
'
"!
icne's
op
jae
Nov.
st,
1039
to
Feb.
xqw
vw
Finn
ra,..n
Ti-.it
Hit
104(1
Cunnections
at
Vancpuver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
tickets
and
Reservations
from
W
U
CTE8.
General
Agent,
Prince
Rupert)
B.C.
Fresh
Local
Uuw
and
Pasteurized
MiHc
VALENTIN
V
DAY
PHONE
S57
Flywheel
Breaks;
Chinaman
Killed
WAR
NEWS
(Continued
from
Page
One)
been
advised
Jba.t
the
mutual
ajtanrc
Pact
with
Poland,
Vh'ch
brought
about
the
declaration
of
war
by
Great
Britain
and
France
on
Germany,
did
not
apply
to
Russia.
NFfl)
ALLI-VLp
YiCORV
WASHINGTON
Ma
Allied
-u-ii
.
victory
li
necessary
for
the
h-
h.rh.rf
th,
i.
J
.KW
Wl
WVrUy
of
the
L'M-
.l,
(A
SUtetf
declared
Senator
i
.
.
.f.
.
.
terdav
In
lunnort
of
arms
em
uupen
tomorrow.
Aiier
me
salvage
"
k
,
.
.
,
,t
,
ol
r-
Jttta
MM"?"
Ijob,
capt.
Armour
will
proceed'
p?n
Iwtth
a
large
local
party
on
a
th?
ca
J"
..
i
j
.V-
was
no
reason
to
conceal
the
Allies,
it
would
be
a
real
menace
to
the
hitd
State.
ANG1.Q..JAFAN.F.SP
PACT
LONPO.
Great
Britain
and
Japan
may
mmd
negotiate
a
pact
to
Mtle
auUtapdloc
problems.
Both
sides
teem
ready
to
-
-
make
i
would
leies.
be
ready
t
crant
prlvl-
ECONOMICS
Subject
Topic
of
Address
To
Rotary
Club
By
Majdr
Foorje
teripr
points
to
Vancouver.
Announcements
rU
advertisements
in
this
col-amo
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
Ify
f
worp
Plays,
Presbyterian
Hall,
Oct.
27.
1U11
60
Hallowe'en
Tea.
Oct.
28.
Eagles
Bridge
November
1
Canadian
Legion
Bazaar,
Nov
ember
3.
Anglican
Bazaar
November
9.
Presbyterian
;Bazaar.
Nov.
16.
St.
Peter's
Church
bazaar
Nov-
23,
Country
Fair
November
2
1
1
?Tf
CHIMNEYS
Furnaces
an4
Stove
Pipes
pieaned
Stcen's
Limited
(ot1
Hank
llld.
Phone
a
LOCALS
Fatality
Yesterday
In
Sawmill
at
Tor
prompt
and
courteous
lex
Coutteaay,
Vancouver
Island
vice
Phone
13
Taxi
t
CQURTEfiAY,
Vancouver
Island.
Bella
Coola
potatoei
i
12.25
sack.
Good
ADDles
,?
poXf
Phone
old
Chinaman,
was
killed
when
Copland's
Fruit
Market,
872
struck
by
a
breaking
flywheel
In
a
sawmill
here
yesterday.
An
Inquest
Is
being
held.
4245)
Thomas
Ar(dersoK,
manager
of
the
Tucks
Inlet
reduction
plant,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Dr.
Robert
H.
Bedford,
former
ly
of
the
scientific
staff
of
the
Hearing
of
evidence
In
a
case
In
which
Ivan
Mahood
and
Fred
Simpson
are
charged
with
supplying
liquor
to
a
minor
was
complet
ed
In
city
police
court
yesterday
afternoon
and
adjournment
taken
for
decision
until
this
afternoon
when
a
second
charge
of
supplying
to
Indian
boat
'ft
SL
ver
Fndshlp.
r
4
i
turn
A
near
casualty
in
yesterday
af-
-
11
A
c
I
A
ITU
V
lernoons
ternoonstorm
storm
w
was
a
a
trolling
trolling
boatj
boat.
'
i.,
"
S
"
'
.
'
Z
y
"
1A
manned
by
Henry
and
Oke
Jack-!
J
tain
fcltould
be
nubjucated
by
the
FOR
SPAIN
Cath
-
and
-
Carry
Refugees
Aid
Boom
In
Franco's
Realm
Under
Reconstruction
MADRID.
Oct.
20:
CP
Neutral
Wk44a
J
M
Bwub
W
-
concessions
in
view
of
the
Euro-
'from
the
war
in
Europe.
"Rivers
of
pean
war
and
the
Itusso-German
leolcT
are
flowing
over
her
fron-
pact.
Japan
might
be
ready
to
'tiers.
assist
Great
Britain
against
an
'
Many
Canadians,
Americans
attack
by
Russia
on
India
and
Germans,
English
and
French
citl-
l,wlnfti!t.
f.
TaLIa
ilMtnt
Hr.it
.
K
llH.,)
In
CAiltttAm
WonA
umv-,.,,,
v
r
.
.
Iiv.iii
t
j
ACiia
MIIU
MIU
111
UUMWHIII
m..vv
Britain
to
abandon
its
supports
'during
the
Spanish
civil
war
are
f
A.
L.
1
1
I
.1
.
.
.
.
r,
I
r
Ul
uiucrai
i.iiuii;
nai-aurK
miiu
seeKing
rtlUSe
jnSP4u.
tteiugcca
PATRIOTISM
C.p.F.
,V.uM
?Ht
All.
RyvurceA
ql
Canada
Into
War
on
Non-profiieeripr
Basis,
leader
Declares
no
individual
and
no
organization
t
In
Canada
when
It
comes
to
a
matter
of
real
patriotism."
declared
Harold
Winch,
provincial
leaaer
oi
that
party.
In
addressing
a
public
meeting
In
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
nisht
on
the
subject
of
-Wartime
p'niirv
Af
the
C.CF."
Ours
Is
not
a
frinfim
of
flae
wavine
and
line-
mpni.il
station
and
for
the
Dast.nlsm
but
true
oatrlotlsm
to
the
iwo
or
inrec
year
lucuwatcu
mui
;an
important
Industrial
concern
In
New
York.
Is
back
In
the
city
ifor
a
visit,
having
arrived
at
the
first
of
this
week.
principles
of
our
flag
liberty,
freedom
and
democracy
and
to
the
people
and
the
Dominion
of
Can
ada.
We
refuse
to
surrender
a
single
one
of
those
principles.
"The
CCS",
is
determined
to
utilize
every
power
and
Influence,
however,
to
see
that
not
one
citizen
of
Canada
should
die
In
Eur
ope
In
order
to
make
profits
for
in
dustry
in
Canada.
Air.
Winch
declared
that
his
Darti'
was
In
favor
of
Industry
making
sacrifices
In
war
as
well
as.
fit
I
.
I
1,1.
I..
.
k.
m
vNn.A
I
The
c.C.F.
was
prepared
to
accept
Uhe
declaration
of
Chamberlain,'
iDaladler.
King
and
Manlon
that
'mtlerlsra
must
bp
drlvejn
Jrom
Eu
rope
but.
In
driving
principles
of
Hltlerlsm
out
of
Europe,
these
principles
should
not
be
permitted
to
get
a
foothold
here
In
Canada.
In
Canada
there
still
must
continue
the
fUht
for
maintenance
of
the
freedom,
rights
and
privileges
that
had
been
handed
down
by
those
nloneers
who
had
talked.
fought
and
died
for
them.
Those
rights
must
be
maintained
and
extended.
There
was
necessity
for
some
one
to
fight
within
the
coun
try
as
well
as
outside.
Mr.
Winch
saw
In
the
wartime
Defence
of
Canada
Act
infringe
ments
on
the
old
Bill
of
Rights
In
Idaiiv
are
crowding
the
fronUer
at
"T
i
T
I.
.
t
,
exDression
and
violation
i
1
h
of
t
the
el-
iirun.
ana
Dnngin-j
wun
uiem
uugi
11.
.
1..
stocks
of
currency
that
are
sweH-
fment
P??1"
BrltUh
vsf
He
criticized
the
removal
of
fin.
tlce:
iho
hanks
of
Soaln.
.
Some
are
tnroute
to
the
south-
Parliamentary
Immunity
for
pro
L.
.
oni
a
nx-
vlncfal
legislature
members.
rin
huh
11
oiuiii
ocvitic
txiiu
wm-
...
-
.
The
allies
had
not
asked
Canada
vNfi
im
mntirv
1
1
uk
Knr.tr
t
iu
Krarr1
ohlna
hqpV
ttathl'lr
na"tiveUor
maDDOWeX
as
jet.
Mr.
Winch
M.js
jVJJM-tis
.
,
;nointed
out.
but
for
economic
sup
iiuuiruiiiua.
,
....
'xul'
wartime
boom.
Every
hotel,
tribution."
he
asserted
"can
be
tand
pension
la
paeked.
and
daily
j
made
not
n
sending
an
expedition-
ireores
of
would-be
guests
are
forced
r.nmi,
r.r..
of
nrituh.Tmpi
to
sek
a
place
to
sleep
and
eat
Fhiloso?hy
were
discussed
by
Major
!Vfl8"
,
'
In
San
Sebastlon
u
alone,
,h
the
first
Cove.'
R.
L.
Foorte
of
Quathiaskl
be-hree
davs
after
France
and
Rig-fore
Vancouver
Island.
In
speaking
Rotary.land
declared
war
against
Oer-.
the
Prince
Rupert
an
ihc
baoks
handed
a
flood
wekly
luncheon
club
at
its
leeular
yesteraay.
efaomPIac
.
".Hollars
and
6.000
oounds
sterling.
relaxation
oi
inieresi
raies
uum
.-.
..
.
eventually
come,
the
speaker
pre-jThe
S-.f
nM
economic
set-up
Meantime
be-
J
eroselves
.mazcd
and
h,Ted
?r
,2fi
531
surprised
at
the
peace
.and
tran-
abundance
of
fop.
and
thanked
the
speaker.
Snaln
has
made
a
remarlWPie
.
r.
:
j
rnmeback
after
32
months
of
the
oressea
n.s
sreu.m
u.,
i:r
,
p,irnn(,
hftS
n
First
Presbyterian
Churcn.
con-
u.u.u.rSl
"
Dlblical'exer
The
harvest
of
known.
tlnulng
on
the
subject
of
ujeat,
Potatoes,
rice
and
lentils.
In
addl-Events"
P
onhecies
and
Present
World
The
a"fendance
was
quRe
Ulpn
to
fruits
and
vegetables,
has
o
ti
Tin7v
nrodrtpnt
df
been
excellent.
the
local
Society,
was
In
the
chair
"W1.M
Government
uu""H"u"
agriculture
-
experts
v;
V
and
J.
E.
Davey
presided
at
U
orean.
t
Inn
t-wA
A
IaAVAI
nrl
t
Vl
1
nlng's
train
for
Smlthers
and
will'
there
have
been
large
exports
of
Droceed
via
Edmonton
ana
m-
imve
una
i
,v
I
Holland.
Germany.
Italy
and
the
Americas.
Food
Drlces
are
still
above
the
nrewar
levels,
some
items
costing
100
to
30Q
percent
more,
i
ne
government
constantly
is
waging
a
rnmnalen
S3
stamp
out
food
pro-
fiipprlnrf
imoosine
fines
as
high
as.
I
.
.
a
'-,'
t
$30,000.
With
ner
lmmeqiaie
100a
problems
apparently
pearly
solved,
neutral
Spain
Is
pushing
ahead
with
her
own
reconstruction
with
every
Spaniard
enjoined
by
General
Franco
to
maintain
the
"strictest
neutrality"
in
the
Euro
pean
war.
Keep
up
to
da'e.
Atiyuse
regUrj
lany
COAL
(Rram
Feetl
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
and
658
arv
force
but
in
utillzinz
everv
ma
chine
and
device,
every
man
and
woman,
in
supplying
economic
aid
on
an
absolute
ponprofiteerlng
basis."'
Pro.fR
Limit
Lifted
Mr.
Winch
deDlored
the
situation
which
had'
already
arisen
In
this
war
where,
by
the
admission,
of
no
less
a
person
than
the
minister
of
trade
and
commerce.
It
had
been
Impossible
to
place
a
single
con
tract
on
a
five
per
cent
profit
limit
which
hid
to
be
lifted.
Even
In
viar,
although
Unem
ployment
might
be
temporarily
relieved
and
depression
for
the
time
being
halted,
there
were
domestic
problems
to
be
met.
There
must
too
be
preparations
for
the
prob
lems
that
would
come
when
war
short
or
long,
was
over.
"We
can
help
the
allies
win
this
war
bv
mov
lne
ahead
Drosressivelv
and
funda
solve
j'
mentally,
mentauy.
by
by
endeavouring
enaeavouring
to
to
the
say
Spain
should
have
enough
food
he
blems
of
Cana,a,
by
-
without
'parli
at
the
end
of
the
-wa
war
s
eve-'mal
demands
this
winter.
Already
permanent
and
Phone
BLACK
32t
Anglican
Te
ISCLAIMEDdS
rme
uiair
pre
Mrs.
Fred
Wesch
Jr.
and
the
second
by
Miss
Margaret
Sieveii.
Manyt
dainty
cups
and
saucers
we
re
pre
sented
to
the
bride-elect.
About
twenty
young
.ladles
were
present,
i
man
shall
be
Illegal,
Immoral
and
Impossible
Here
at
home
we
must
'
move
ahead
In
war
time
even
m6re
rapidly
Not
again
should
we
have
to
hear
our
men
when
they
cojp?
home
say
they
had
been
cheated.
fooled
and
lied
to
Jnstead
tney
should
come
home
to
a
land
In
which
security
was
guaranteed
Such
had
not
been
the
case
at
the
end
p.t
the
last
war
in
wrwen
men
had
felven
eyerythhig
while
Industry
had
reaped
great
profits
i
"The
Wtlrne
policy
of
the
C-CF.
leads
alone
the
road
of
a
new
soc
ial
order
and
e
invite
you
to.
volunteer
now
:n
our
fight."
Mr.
WlncF
answered
a
number
of,
guestipns
which
were
put
to
him.
He
admitted
that
tiere
was
not
equality
and
dfunperacy
In
Russia.
In
fact
there
was
a
dictatorship
there
quite
on
&
par
with
that
pf
Germany
but
it
was
a
dlctatorsnip
aimed
at
the
cenef.lt
of
the
masses
and
thereby
differed
from
that
of
permany.
Russia
was.
auer
a
new
social
order
and
was
well
on
her
way.
Germany
was
now
no
long
er
a
o;an.ger
as
far
as
whining
the
war
was
concerned.
He
did
not
think
Great
rimn
and
France
could
be
"llcfced-
but
they
ought
be
weakened.
The
way
things
s,topd
today,
It
appeared
that
Russia,
In
any
case,
would
win.
In
technoc
racy,
Mr.
Winch
saw
a
danger
of
fascism
although
it
could
be
a
great
force
for
dpraocracy.
Mr.
winch
would
not
be
drawn
into
any
committal
on
the
subject
of
a
counter-revolutionary
movement.
I
J.
S.
Black
presided
over
the
fnr.meetlnsr
which
was
well
attended
peace
prosperity
J
and
displayed
much
Interest
in
based
on
a
new
social
order
found-1
what
the
speaker
had
to
say.
Mr.
ed
on
the
principles
of
socialism,
wincn
maae
irequeni
reierence
io
whereby
exploitation
of
man
by
the
Dally
News
during
the
address.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
The
only
Canadian
halibut
boats
In
plte
of
Tfry
unfavorable
tlll
unreported
today
from
their
weather,
there
was.
a
law
jattejod-
trips
of
the
season
to
the
hal-
an?e
at
the
tea
and
sale
of
home
hut
fishlnz
wounds
are
the
Vera
Dip
CC.P
vacates
first
place
to
cooking
held
yesterday
afternoon
Eeatrice
and
Lois
N.
It
li
possible
.
(II
M
h0
A
i
.
.
f-
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
St.
An-
the
Vera
Beatrice
may
haye
heaoj-drews
Cathedral
at
the,
home
of
ed
fox
Vancouver.
,
Mrv
wmiam
Crulehshank.
McBrlde.
Street.
The
rooms
were
beautifully
oNJl.
steamer
Prince
John.
Cap$.
decorated
with
chrMnthejnums
In
James
Watt,
coming
north
from
fall
tints
The
guests
were
received
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Chirlotte
by
Mrs.
Crulckshank
and
Mrs.
H.
8.
glands,
is
stormbound
on
the
Isj
Aieauows,
wic
pursiucm,
y
vv
mnus
aim
u
nut.
()cvu
......
3-
Auxiliary.
(here
before
tomorrow
morning.
Mrs.
Charier
Ellison
was
general
convenor
of
the
affair.
Mrs.
Thorn-
Five
thousand
ti.-c
llupet$
as
Andrew
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Sweeton
people
read
the
Dally
News.
It
were
In
charee
of
the
tea
room.
pays
to
let
them
know
what
yo
Mrs,
Q.
A.
Rlx
and
Mrf
C.
V.
Eyltt
have
to
sell.
poured
and
servlteurs
were
Mrs.
Robert
Bartlett,
Mrs.
F.
A.
MacCal-lum,
Mrs.
C.
E.
CulUn
and
Mrs.
J.
p.
Iphns.
Miss,
R.
M.
Da
vies
UBE.
,
was
cashier.
The
.borne,
cooking
table
was
In1
charge
of
Mrs.
W.
H.
Tobey
and
iIrs.
O.
P
Tinker.
3hower
For
Alice
Hallberg
Is
Held
Mrs.
Jack
Armstrong
Jr.
was
hostess
In.hpnox
flf
AIUs
Alice
Hallberg
at
a
delightful
cup
and
saucer
shower
Monday
night.
The
evening
was
spent
pleasantly,
playing
J
games,
the
first
prize
being
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by
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