75
RICHMOND
How
Are
Your
Feet?
532,
3rd.
Ave.
W.
A
good
shoe
is
not
a
luxury
...
It
is
sound
common
sense
to
purchase
the
extra
comfort
and
style
and
quality
and
genuine
worth
that
is
part
of
the
cost
of
a
good
shoe.
$7.50
FOR
MEN
ASTORIA
SHOES
fjfj
and
$1Q
QQ
Bryant
Company
Limited
Phont
397
P.O.
Box
622
Bulkley
Valley
COAL
From
our
mine
To
your
bin
And
the
whole
District
benefits.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
New
and
Used
FURNITURE
At
The
Lowest
Prices
in
Town
2
Kitchen
Ranges
In
the
best
Q9I
CA
condition
JAtteV
.1
Imperial
Qil
Burner
New
sleeves
C-i
Q
ff
A
and
pump
tpJL7t)v
1
Washing
iMachine
Perfect
COQ
condition
9?AoD
13-Piece
Rebuilt
Chesterfield-Just
CCC
AA
like
new
3OD.UU
""
2
3-Piccc
Chesterfields
Good
condition
$36.00
and
$39.00
2JVjogti-adivariijmlat
very
low
jrices.
1
Conn
Soprano
Saxaphonc
Just
like
07
CA
I
new
ADU
6
RecoiuliHoncd
Radios
Of
various
makes
from
$16.00
t0
$24.50
Phone
IILACK
331
XRD
Ay&
(Next
poor
to
n.
C.
Clothiers)
Ift'i?tHV'nc
know
whcn
reading
the
Daily
New?
that
4,
the
people
of
ihe
whole
district
are
doinjf
the
same
Are
Flying
Down
To
Rio;
Squadron
Of
U.S.
Planes
,
LANOLEY
HELD,
Virginia.
November
10:
(CD
Seven
United
States
Army
planes
left
today
on
a
goodwill
flight
to
Rio
de
Janeiro
'where
they
will
take
part
In
the
(celebration
of
the
Brazilian
anniversary
on
November
15.
The
nrst
'stop
of
ithe
squadron
will
be'
at
Miami.
Flying
Party
Now
At
Atlin
rilot
C.
O.
Galbralth
and
Two
Com-pa'nions
Mush
Ninety
Miles
From
Teslin
LaVe
ATLIN,
Nov.
10:
CP
Pilot
C.
O.
Oalbralth,
Richard
Kins;
and
Herbert
OUrher
rearhed
here
after
-nowhoeln?
ninety
miles
from
Teslin
Lak?
where
their
plane
was
rorccd
down
on
October
8
on
a
1
flight
from
Belllngham
to
Fair
banks.
May
Be
Legal
But
President
Is
Not
In
Favor
Of
Move
WASHINGTON.
D.
C
.
November
10:
(CP)
The
transfer
of
registry)
;of
United
SMes
ships
from
Amerl-'
ran
to
Panama
registry
to
clrcum-'
vent
the
new
neutrality
laws
and
;
permit
them
to
carry
cargo
to
the
war
zones
may
be
legal,
says
President
Roosevelt,
but
he
Ls
feeklng
some
other
way
of
meeting
i
the
situation.
ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS
M0
TOUCH,
HAN0-ON
COUGHS
SCOLDS
vYflD
FASTER
TO
CUssiFitD
b'till
SALIi
NEW
American
stamps
for
sale,
ones
and
threes.
Daily
News,
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Two-storey
house.
510
7th
Avenue
West,
conerete
foundations,
hot
water
furnace,
fully
modern,
4
bedrooms,
going
very
cheap.
H.
O.
Helgerson,
Ltd.
(261)
PERSONAL
CIVIL
SERVICE
EMPLOYMENT
EXAMINATION
for
Clerks
announced.
Open
to
all.
Applications
to
reach
Ottawa
by
November
30th,
1939.
Our
advice
has
helped
hundreds
obtain
Civil
Service
positions
as
Clerks,
Postmen,
Customs
Examiners,
etc.
Free
Booklet
on
request.
M.
C.
C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
in
Canada.
No
Agents.
board
and
room
FIRST
class
room
and
board
resi
dence,
close
in,
reasonable
rates,
i
Phone
Black
965.
(264)1
PERSONAL
YOU
can
run
a
Home
Kindergarten
with
our
help.
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute,
Winning,
Manitoba.
tf.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
nd
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
Gas
Engines
'Repaired
and
Overhauled
TOT
DAILT
Nkwh
DRIVE
FOR
RED
CROSS
Canvassers
Will
Visit
Every
Person
In
City
Next
Week
The
campaign
committee
of
the
Prince
Ruper
Red
Crow
Society
met
yesterday
-afternoon
under
the
chairmanship
of
Arnold
Flaten
and
concluded
arrangements
for
the
Intensive
drive
next
week
which
will
launch
the
wartime
functions
locally
of
this
leading
organization
In
war
activities
on
behalf
of
the
suf
-1
ferers
from
conflict.
I
The
drive
will
consist
of
a
canvass
of
every
place
of
business
and
1
qwelllns
In
the
city
for
the
purpose
of
raising
funds.
The
committee
commences
the
campaign
confident
hat
Us
canvassers
will
meet
with
a
ready
and
generous
response
In
view
of
the
outstanding
importance
of
I
the
cause.
t
The
city
has
been
divided
Into
regions
for
canvassing
purposes
and
the
object
Is
not
to
miss
a
single
mrson.
Tne
campaign
captains
are:
Business
section
and
waterfront
Dr.
H.
N.
Brocklesby.
Westview
Mrs.
Thomas
Boulter.
Westview
Bridge
to
Fulton
Street
V
Already
$408
has
been
appropriated
for
immediate
expenditure,
or
baa
already
been
apent
to
purchase
wool,
cloth
and
ail
type
of
materials
and
sup-plieaforRedCroesbranches
throughout
the
Dominion.
The
Canadian
Red
Crosa
haa
undertaken
to
construct
and
equip
a
300
bed
hoapital
for
Canadian
soldiers
at
Taplow,
England,
to
be
known
aa
Canadian
Red
Crosa
Hoapital
Number
One.
The
coat
of
this
undertaking
is
conservatively
estimated
at
1250,000.
Approximate
SI&OjOOO
will
!
quired
each
month
for
the
next
eiffht
months
to
fnrnUh
all
branches
of
the
Red
Crosa
In
Canada
with
the
wool
and
other
materials
they
need
to
carry
on
their
war
efforts.
It
is
estimated
that
$950,000
will
be
required
to
carry
on
the
normal
Red
Croas
work
in
Canada
for
outpost
hospitals
and
nursing
stations,
work
in
frontier
districts,
etc.
During
the
past
two
years,
the
cost
of
this
work
was
$2,293,000.
This
adrertUeaai"
:-'
r,
t
iiiWIM"-d
or
dlsMayed
by
,.
Liyu
r
'nirl
Board
or
by
th
Gox-rniueot
of
UrltUb
Columbia
Dr.
H.
L.
A.
Tarr
and
Mrs.
Robert
Blance.
Fulton
Street
to
McBride
Street
O.
C.
Young.
McBride
Street
to
Hays
Crtek
Mrs.
J.
D.
Allen.
Hays
Creek
Bridgt
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Doddle.
.-1
SUPER
LIFKIIUOV
LONDON.
November
10:
CP-A
lifebuoy
that
carries
food,
water
and
flares,
but
is'
only
one-third
the
weight
of
an
equal
ma-ss
of
cork,
and
supports
six
persons
Is
undergoing
tests
at
the
Admiralty
WSm
F.
A,
MacCALLUM,
Trcsldent
Dr.
II.
L.
A.
TAR
It,
First
Vlre-resldcnt
Mrs.
J.
IJ.
OIIJSON,
Second
Vlce-I'resldent
COMEDY
IS
PRESENTED
Vlrclnia
Bruce
and
I'redrlc
March
In
"There
(Joes
My
Heart"
For
Weekend
Merry
romantic
adventure
of
a
n
ulrap
hei:
res
who
runs
out
of
her
.
ii.raine
tui
a
roving
reporter
who
jt
cut
to
t't
her
story
but
comes
(back
with
her
heart
are
gaily
dc-1
Dieted
tn
There
Ooet
My
Heart"
i
which
is
the
Armistice
Day
feature
picture
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Fredrlc
March
and
Vlr-sjhVn
Bruce
head
a
great
east
which
!i?ludes
the
now
st
roam-lined
Pat
sy
Kelly.
Alan
Mowbray.
Nancy
Car-
roll.
Fugene
Pallette.
Ettenne
Olr-ardot
and
the
late
Claude
Ollllng-witer.
Miss
Bruce
Is
the
helre
who
give.-
up
her
yacht
for
a
Job
in
a
bsn-ain
baseme"'
March
U
the
reporter
Pit-y
Kelly
in
an
electric
!
.vibrator
demonstrator
and
Alan
Mombray
Is
Patsy's
subway
motor-man
sweetheart
who
works
all
night
and
studies
chiropractic
by
the
day.
Much
of
the
artlvttv
of
the
picture
Ls
In
the
form
of
Jow
comedy.)
no
custard
pies
r
clipping
on
ban-'
'DAUGHTERS
COURAGEOtf
M
1
It
.
Tomorrow
'sTTiu
Fredric
M
J
"THERE
GOf
MY
HEAR?
JV"f'XlHrnl
ana
peel,
t
n
dlculous
i
...
:.
It
U
a
d
ordlnan
.
;
;(
,
Bruce
pia
.
..j
a
refreshing
When
Canada
declared
wai,
tfci
Canadian
Ked
Crow
found
ftwlf
Poetically
without
funds.
Almost
Immediately
the
need
for
Red
Crosa
assistance
be-camo
apparent
from
one
sourco
after
another.
Much
of
thia
work
was
of
vital
importance
tad
had
to
bo
undertaken
at
once.
To
onrry
out
the
work
to
which
it
haa
already
committed
itself
for
the
coming
year,
the-
Canadian
Red
CroM
must
have
$3,000,000:
.
.
.
Normal
work
(
ths
Red
Cress
U
Canada
J1S0.0M
.
.
.
Wool,
materials
and
tupplUt
already
provided
or
required
Immediately
ky
Red
Cress
branches
througheut
Oie
Demmlen
.
.
.
4W,00
...
To
construct
and
equip
a
300-oed
kespital
for
Canadian
soldiers
at
Taplew,
Cagland
;i0,000
...$150,000
a
month
for
the
Mit
elsht
months
to
furnish
branches
et
the
Red
Cress
In
Canada
with
the
materials
they
need
UOO.OOO
$1,101,000
This
leaves
tho
barest
margin
for
unexpected
emergencies,
to
assist
tho
allied
Red
Crosi
Societies
w-ith
Roods
and
money
and
for
other
needs
which
arc
almost
sure
to
arise.
Total
contributions
of
tho
Red
Cross
during
the
last
war
amounted
to
35
milliona
of
dollars
in
cah
and
Roods.t
For
tho
present
campaign,
Canadians
aro
asked
to
contribute
$3,000,000.
It
is
eswntial
that
every
Canadian
should
shoulder
a
share
of
this
vital
Red
Cross
work.
Dig
in
and
give
today-
Mrs.
J,
II,
MrLi:)l,
Third
VlreI'resldent
r.
C.
MILI.DIl,
Sacrrtary
A.
I
LATIIN,
Treasurer
and
Campaign
Chairman
j?s
j?-
,