PACJK
TWO
"Vanity
Maid"
FOOTWEAR
t
For
real
classy
styles
and
durability
these
shoes
are
unbeatable
in
their
price
field.
Priced
from
$4i45
to
$5
50
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
It
takes
Time
to
make
Coal
It
takes
Time
to
mine
Coal
Nows
the
time
to
buy
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
Foothills
Nanaimo-Wellington
.
Bulkley
Valley
I
p
,our
cost
down
thl
XfrJ
wIn.,fr
b'
burnI"5
heat
tested
coaI
that
,Tes
oa
more
heat
'wc
ir
jmr-
jvui
iiiuiKi,
iuL
uiiuuta
tarn
-,wlf.Jf
r
652
and
we
will
gladly
advise
you
which
coal
is
best
(
suited
for
your
furnace,
range
of
heater.
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Men's
and
Youngs
Men's
Fancy
Worsted
TROUSERS
Tailored
By
"Northwestern"
Colors
Blues,
Blacks,
Browns
Waist
Sizes
30
to
44
$C-00
Bryant
Company
Limited
I'lione
297
532,
3rd.
Ave;
W
P.O.
Box
622
CO
OP
IN
SESSION
The
semi-annual
general
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisher
held
Tuesday
In
the
city
with
J.
Saldan
chairman
and
J.
Deane.
recording
secretary.
The
meeting
was
tery
well
attended
and.
in
spite
of
the
experience
of
the
poorest
fish
year
on
record
in
the
history
of
the
Association,
a
strong
spirit
of
optimism
prevailed
a5
to
the
present
standing
of
the
Association
and
for
the
future
of
co
jpe
ration.
The
board
of
directors
submitted
a
tentative
report
of
the
past
se
n
s
business
on
fish
and
store
operations.
Comparative
words
showed
production
of
fish
over
the
last
four
years
as
follows:
1935,
IJbQQjm
pounds.
1937.
1,800.000
pounds.
1038.
3
J!
50.000
pounds,
1939,
1,160,000
pounds.
During
the
last
season
the
Association
operated,
in
addition
to
its
four
camps
and
Prince
Rupert
stores,
the
Seven
Mile
and
North
Island
stores
of
the
North
island
TrnUers
Co-operative
Association-The
total
sales
of
all
stores
ag-
gregated
S122.5C8.00,
Apart
from
the
North
Island
stores,
the
Association
had
an
increase
of
$17,000
in
salts
over
1938
operations.
Although
the
season
was
a
rather
,
unsatisfactory
one
for
fishing,
tl
j
store
operation
was
considered
I
quite
satisfactory.
A
resolution
was
passed
voting
SI
00
as
a
donation
to
aid
in
the
expenses
of
the
fishermen
and
their
representatives
In
connection
with
the
present
sitting
of
the
Sloan
Royal
Commission
on
flsh
trans.
While
the
meeting
was
opposed
to
Hitlerism,
a
resolution
was
pass
ed
opposing
the
conscription
of
Canadian
manpower
to
be
used
in
European
wars.
A
resolution
was
introduced
and
passed
reouesting
the
provincial
government
to
amend
the
income
tax
act
with
reference
to
co-operative
organizations
to
harraoniz-with
the
Federal
Act
Eeveral
motions
were
passed
as
recommendations
to
the
new
Prince
RuDejrt
Fishermen's
Cooperative
Association
scheduled
to
come
into
being
on
December
1
CUssiniO
FOR
SALIC
NEW
American
stamps
for
sale,
ones
and
threes.
Dally
News,
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Whole
chimney
sweep
ing-
outfit,
complete.
Apply
Zum-khr
at
hospital.
t.f.
FOR
SALE
5-room
house,
two
bedrooms,
good
location.
Price
$850.
Phone
Red
751.
(258)
BOARD
AND
ROOM
f
FIRST
class
room
and
board
resl-'
dence,
close
in,
reasonable
rates.
Phone
Black
965.
258)
FOR
SALE
BY
TENDER
LOGGING
Outfit
on
Porcher
Isl-t
and:
1
Seattle
Donkey
Engine
10;
by
12,
73
Horsepower
Boiler
on!
float
carrying
160
lb.
steam,
i
Lines
and
Blocks
and
other
logging
equipment,
2
bunk
houses
18
by
20
and
18-by
30,
accomodate
16
men,
Iron
beds,
l
cook
houM
26
by
40
1
large
heater.
1
cook
stove,
1
cordwood
heater,
1
meati
house
14
by
14,
1
small
house,
lj
blacksmith
shop,
I
Sky
Line
1600
feet,
in
good
shape,
carriage
and
guy
lines,
1
gasboat
32
feet,
10
horsepower
engine.
Thomas
Mc-Meekln,
(259
1
AGENTS
WANTED
BEST
KNOWN
LINE
SUCCESSFUL.
Chritmn
Harrl
salespeople
know
they
must
haye'j
the
Premlor
T.ln
nf
Ptrtnnili'
'
Wf
,lfUMil
CJirfcrtmas
Card.1?:
they
know
it
Is
advertised
from
coast
to
coast
and
has
been
shown
continuously
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
for
ten
years..
They
kpow
our
line
sells;
they
know
the
public
has
confidence
In
our
values.
L
.They
know
we
treat
our
sales
staff
courteously
and
pay
liberal
commissions,
We
Invite
you
to
Join
this
sales
staff
and
earn
extra
money
in
your
spare
time
between
now
and
Christmas.
Apply
for
sample
book
todayi
No
charge,
Experience
unnecessary,
Premier
Art
Guild,
576"
Seymour
St.,
Van-
4
ll
.THX
DAXLX
KXWI
Thursdav.
NnvL.
.
1939.
The
new
association
will
rep
resent
Uvt
amalgamation
of
the
North
Island
Trollers
Cy-operatjv?
Association
and'
the
Prtne
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Assoc
U
lion.
An
announcement
was
made
in
the
effect
that
the
Department
o:
Fisheries
of
the
federal
govern
ment
had
made
a
arant
to
the
University
of
Eritteh
Columbia
to
be
used
by
its
extension
department
for
educational
purposes
in
an
endeavour
to
further
the
knowledge
and
operation
of
cooperatives,
credit
unions
and
stud"
clubs
among
the
fishermen
of
British
Columbia.
The
extension
department
had
secured
the
services
of
Norman
McKrnzie
who
has
had
considerable
experience
in
the
organizing
and
operating
of
co
operatives,
credit
unions
and
stud-dubs
in
Nova
Scotia.
Mr.
MrKen-tie
Is
scheduled
to
arrive
in
Print
Rupert
on
November
8
to
begin
his
work
here.
All
fishermen
were
asked
to
give
their
fullest
eo-opera-tion.
As
Mr.
McKenaie
has
to
cover
the
whole
coast
he
will
be
In
British
Columbia
fr
some
time..
After
the
New
Year
A.
S.
Mrlntyre.
heed
of
the
credit
unions
in
Nova
Scotia,
s
scheduled
t
jy
a
four-month
I
V
tail
W
in
cuo
"
-wm'-
w
-
The
board
of
tn
announced
the
birth
of
the
"Cooperative
Wholesale
Society
of
B.
C
v.hich
had
received
U
charter
in
October
of
thU
year
(Three
Boxers
And
;Two
Promoters
In
i
Wrong
In
Illinois
j
j
CHICAGO.
Nw
J
CP
-
Three;
'well
known
boxers
Harry
Thomas
Tony
Oalento
and
Max
Schmelint
and
two
promoters-Nate
Lewis
ana
jti?
wcua.
ic
urtu
(
'pended
indefinitely
by
the
Illinois
State
Boxing
Commission.
Sports
Centre
Given
Approval
NANAIMO.
Nov
2
CP
Ttot
ratepayers
of
Nanaimo
on
Saturday
approved
a
bylaw
providing
for
the
expenditure
of
$60,069
for
a
snorts
arena
and
recreation
centre
here.
BAItKYMOKE
CARPETS
and
HARDING
IC
Carpets-9xl0tj.
From
6
Carpets-9jcl2
18
Carpets
6'
9"x
0.
From
H
Carpets-
4'
6"x
T
0"
From
Carpel
Throw
Hut
From
Phone
715
COAL
Grain
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEJEJL)
CO,
Phones
88
and
851
$13.00
$22.50
$15.00
fl.OO
327
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AVENIJK
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J,
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FKO.U
HOME"
Ratea
11.00
up
80
Rooms
Hot
it
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
D.C,
Phono
281
P.O.
Hot
1D8
MAY
DOCK
SHIP
HERE
Hotel
Arrivals
Cen,rl
p
i.
Mrs.
Bowen.
Vanr,,:,,.
tatneo
eomuaeraDie
damage
around
Koy
her
stem,
it
u
understood,
and
she
A.
W.
Opmmtij
Mr
U,
B
m
aiurpny.
ouoerwnierr
rep
rrtnre
Kupert
ri'cntatlvt
from
San
Francltto,
or-
F.
W.
Matthews
H
u
u
,
rived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Robert
Kennedy
p
bri
Norah
thla
morning
from
the
south
-
ClaxUm.
Vanrouvc
:
in
connection
with
the
matter
of
m.
Tacnma:
a
vi
the
big
freighter
Mary
D.
which
wattle:
C
jm4
f
tsrs
i4ai
nlahl
In
Hran.
All
ffllftlfV
Tvsa
-
a
vttle
Channel.
The
Mary
D.
sus-
Kupert:
D.
D
o,m
victorti
is
leaking
quite
freely,
pumps
being
K"won,
Vancouver
j
Jatbd
i
required
to
keep
the
water
down,MorlBmery.
s,
Rawiu
rven
at
she
lies
at
dock
here.
It
lsi,tay
Pnnce
Rupert
expected
the
veael
will
have
to
be
j
T
'
dry
docked
here
for
repairs
In-
'
"
which
ease
It
will
be
neccAsary
to'
l.STAVr
sox
nm
unload
at
least
a
portion
of
a
large,
-arso
she
has
on
board
for
delly-i
Joseph
Donald
Ulp.j-
ery
from
Seattle
to
Raster
Island
In
day.old
son
of
Berun'
wAv
Wettero
Alaska.
ID.
A.
Burnett,
died
toda
X(r.
CUtf
MacUll
saUs
tonight
on
the
Princa
Kupert
for
Esquimau
to
iotn
Wr-
MadHl
who
li
at
present
ataUoiMd
there
In
the
naval
ser
vice.
Kg
PflMO
Rupert
Oenerw
HcajST
Sympathy
will
be
rxtr-xrahj"
A
fifty
cent
eujr
.4
-
'often
make
you
man?
toUa
THE
NEW
FORD
CARS
FOR
1940
r
!
22
important
improvements,
added
to
fundamental
Ford
features,
represent
the
most
advanced
engineering
in
the
low-price
field
do
the
Ford
cars
for
1940
offer
to
match
their
brilliant
new
beauty?
New
comfort,
convenience,
quiet,
safety-arid
the
roomiest,
richest
interiors
ever
dciFgnrd
for
a
Ford
car.
They
have
a
hoit
of
interesting
new
fnturrs.
There
ii
a
finger-tip
Gearshift
conveniently
located
on
the
steering
pott.
An
improved
transmission
it
unusually
eaty
to
shift.
New
Controlled
Ventilation.
Improved
shock
absorbers.
Improved
spring
suspension
and
a
new
ride-stabilizer.
A
combination
of
new
features
makes
the
new
cars
quieter
in
operation.
They
have
big,
powerful
hydraulic
brakes.
They
have
new
Sealed-Beam
Headlamps
that
are
safer,
stronger
and
stay
bright
longer.
They
have
the
famous
8S.hp,
Ford
V-8
engine
which
blends
8-cylinder
smoothness
with
economy.
You've
never
seen
cars
with
so
much
performance,
style
and
comfort
at
such
a
low
price.
Get
acquainted.
You'll
enjoy
the
experience!
mm
MacKenzie
s
Furniture
22
IMPORTANT
FORD
IMPROVEMENTS
FOR
COA4FOftr-Mor
room
laud.
Nw
GxxroW
Vo-tiUiion.
Nr
lortkm
br
rvi-liluf
.
Improrfd
prif
utfwniioa.
SlfMlifg
hock
Uoflwr.
Twf
J-'"
drivvr's
Nw-)p
riUM
front
mI
b-rt.
N-
"noiling-Cdf
"
tt
ruthioru.
FOR
CONVfNNCf
Nw
Ficr.Tip
GrWrt.
Efi
trux
tcttftbU.
To-tpot
Mr
ring
inrtruirMnt
pnl,
FOR
imf-N
tiltrrar
UJty.
Nf
initrior
lusurr.
New
int(rumrt
panl,
FOR
mititS
ImprovfJ
miptoofag.
"C.yShi,,
IrammiMton.
Curved
due
lwU.
FOR
SAFETY
S.
Jd
B.m
I
UlUmp.
Dul!U.iU
iprrs
at
Imm
of
tnJhiU.
Larprr
talry
fJ
ftrwraW'
1
1
ajlight
Otam
Indicator
in
driver's
dirvct
viiion.
PIUJ
THE
FUNDAMENTAL
FORD
FEATURES
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
I
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
One
Package
Serve
Four
People
heps
lor
Weekt
In
Refrigerator
j
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
fn
I
fl
British
Colom"
1
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