'For
ircal
classy
styles
.and
durability
these
shoes
are
unbeatable
in
their
price
field.
Priced
from
$4.45TO$5-50
F
AlLY
SHOE
STORE
LT
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Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
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COLUMBIA
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STOCKS
(Coruy
8,
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JhtiUn
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.1212.
Bralorne,
1045.
Cariboo,
Quartz,
2.10.
Dentonla,
lioi2.
Falrvlew,
.02..
Gold
.Belt,
.27.
HedleyiMascoi,i40
.
Noble
Five,
.02'tt.
Pacific
Nickel,
.13.
Pend
Oreille,
275."
"
Pioneer,
2.25.
Premier,
1.42.
Privateer,
.e8.
:
Reno,
.50.
.Relief
.Arlinuton,
,1234.
Salmon
Obid,
.03.
Sheep
Creek,
1,13.
0ls
A.
,
p.
con.,.
.20.
Calmont,
,43.
C.i&E.2.41.
;Home.:2,90,
Pacalta,
.OOVi
Royal
Can
,
.22'2.
Okalla,
1.20.
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DO.
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lPrarle"Royaltles,22.
Toronto
D.
Published
Every
-Afternoon
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
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Managing-Editor
EDITORIALS
CKANBROOK
ELECTION
Very
little
interest
seems
to
have
been
taken
in
the
Cranbrook
riding
by-election
Avhere
a
liberal
was
elected
to
take
the
place
of
the
Liberal
minister
vho
recently
resigned
to
take
a
rnqre
important
position.
The
CiC.F.
polled
a
fairly
good
vote,
considering
the
circumstances.
HoVever,
the
vote
was
undoubtedly
satisfactory
to
the
present
government.
ENEMY
SHIP
IN
PACIFIC
!Ehere
is
no
reason
ifor
Prince
Rupert
people
to
get
jittery
because
an
enemy
ship
is
reported
to
be
in
the
cific.
It
is
probably
a
long
way
from
Prince
.Rupert
and
veyv
unlikely
to
make
for
this
port
unless
the
commander
'feels
sure
.he
can
navigate
nast
thp
natural
harn'prs
rinss
that
it
would
be.
difficult
for
the
vessel
to
tret
inside.
Then
-attain,
what
.would
be
the
object
of
picking
out
Prince
Rupert?
I
-
w
ul'l'ua
.......
tsij
.V
.
I
i
U.lO.l.ft.V
against
Canadian
fish.entering
the
United
States
market.
result
b
that
600
treatments
....v..,,,i;v,.c,M;qi.1Mnnu!K1)iii(iei
wi
is
matie
in
rsorwav
y
and
;
v
Z7,l
-has,
to
be,
imported.
,
44
6Cl?ool
children.
.
-
,
.
j
,Last
Sunday
Big
Missouri
poured
.Aldermac,
.46.
.Beattle,
1.12.
Central
Pat.,
2.33.
Cpn.
Smelters,
50.75.
:East
Malartic,
2.90.
Francoeur,
.40.
Gods
Lake.
.50.
(Hardrock,
1.20
.
Int.
Nickel,
50.00.
Kerr
Addison,
1.90.
Little
Long
Lac.
3D5.
McLeod
Cookhutt,
1.99.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.42.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.23.
Moneta,
.95.
Noranda,
79.00.
Pickle
Crow,
435.
Preiton
East
Dome,
1.75.
San
Antonio,
1.70.
Rherrltt
Gordon,
1.38.
.Stadacona,
.41.
Uchi.
.91.
Bouscadlllac,
.04.
Mosher,
.07.
Oklend,
.10.
8me)ters.Gold,
012.
,DomInion
Bridge,
43.50.
I
Most
-people
reab
the
classified'
ads.
Do
you?
a
gold
brick,
Just
part
of
the
routine
of
gold
mining.
;I
visited
the
mil),
whlch'Seems
to
be
a
marvel
of
engineering
skill,
'built
into
a
huge
chamber
hewed
out
of
the
rock
beneath
almost
the
centre
of
the
mountain.
It
is
so
designed
as
to
conserve
labor
and
get
the
greatest
(possible
results
from
the
operation,
j
Delpg
low
grade
ore
It
must
be
I
worked
cheaply
or
It
will
not
pay
j
to
operate.
An
Interesting
feature
of
the
trip
Underground
Is
to
sud-
denly
emerge
at
the
farther
end
of
,
the
tunnel
after
about
three-quarters
of
a
mile
underground
tramp
with
a
wonderful
view
over
the
Salmon
River
glacier.
It
Is
one
of
j
the
most
gorgeous
scenes
of
a
truly
'
wonderful
country.
j
The
Big
Missouri
mlnlnn
camp
Ls
j
located
almost
at
the
top
qf
the
mountains,
nestling
in
a
little
flat,
adjoining
a
lake.
'It
seems'
like
an
Ideal
iot
;fdr
a
camp
site
but
even
as
early
as
this
week
there
was
about
eighteen
Inches
of
snow
on
the
ground
and
this
wlll.accumulate
as
ihe
season
advances
until
the
carnp
Js
almost
burled
"beneath
a
white,
canopy.
'In
the
winter
the
men
curl
or
AkI
Atlrf.
'If
zsmn
nf
fKtYi
An
n-n
in
a
,t
w
.
va.vtlt
viik
.it
a.
'(game
of
chance,
who
.
can
'blame
T
r
THE,PAlljT
rTBWl
PAQE
TWO
PReople
rOf
Portland
Ganal
AGE
OVERNMtN!
.1
GUARANTIED
"Vanity
Maid"
Have
'Problems
Of
Their
Own
With
Which
To
Deal
Alone
FOOTWEAR
By
II.
F.
FUM.F.N
Recent
Visit
to
Stewart,
Premier
and
Uiir
Missouri
is
Quite
Enlightening
:as
to
Trend
There
It
.is
interesting
to
know
what
people
are
thipjjmg
about
'in
other
.parts
of
this
district
as
well
as
atIHwe
Rupert.
Naturally
the
wartnkes
precedence
atSteVart,
!
as
elsewhere,
but
next
to
that
seems
to
be
the
possibility
j
of
making
Stewart
a
tourist
centre.
This
the
people
there
think
they
may
do
by
enlisting
the
co-operation
of
the
railway
and
stanvshlp
companies
supported
by
the.
people
of
Prince'
them?
.The
winter
is
long
and
Rupert.
they
work
only
eight
hours
a-day
'
The
outstanding
feature
of
the!
with
eight
to
sleep
and
the
other
1938
tourist
season,
according
to!
eight
to
do
as
they
wish.
I
dozens
of
Stewart
people,
aas
the
1
There
are
a'few
families
living.
In
I
visit
of
the
Mississippi
State
party
comfortable
houm
but
the
major-jto
that
town.
Most
of
them
were
lty
of
the
men
live
In
the
bunk-taken
to
see
the'Chlckamln
Glacier
houses.
over
which
they
enthused.
After
houses.
There
seems
to
be
a
$llea-
they
arrived
home
dozens
of
letters
did
spirit
of
camaraderie
at
thU
were
written
to
Stewart
people
camp,
one
man
in
particular
who
'I
mentioning
that
the
outstanding
had
worked
at
various
mines
said
feature
of
the
whole
trip
from
the
he
found
better
treatment
of
em-
i
southern
state
was
the
glacier
they
pioyees
at
Big
Missouri
tnan
any-
saw
at
Stewart.
Not-only
did
they
where
he
had
been.
,
?ee
It
but
they
were
able
with
very
At
Stewart
I
was
told
that
there
little
difficulty
to
climb
on
to
It,
had
been
more
mlnlns
men
In
the
photograph
It
and
photograph
from
country
this
year
than
ever
before
It.
The
result
is
that
In
many
a
but
that
there
wa
a
dearth
of
parlor
and
hall
In
the
south
plctur-
prospectors.
It
wa
explained
to
es
of
this
striking
scenery
Is
being
me
by
several
people
that
it
was
shown
with
good
effect
by
the
vlsl-
difficult
for
prospeetors
to
do
anv-
tor?
who
were
there.
'h,n8
with
their
prospects
under
What
the
Stewart
people
Want
Is
present
conditions
and
that,
under
for
the
steamship
companies
to
so
ne
to
protect
the
public,
the
arrange
their
schedules
that
vlsl-
inspector
was
given
very
lltUe
tors
inav
have
time
to
make
a
dav-
chan;e
to
make
anything
for
hlm-
I
light
trip
to
the.
glacier.
Just
what
self-
a
too
much
hedged
time
of
day
does
not
concern
them!arou,m
&
laws-
1
am
P"SnR
this
as
long
as
lUs
not
five
or
six
o'clock
"
fo"
the
consideration
of
leglsla-
2
in
the
morning.
trs
or
others
who
may
be
Interest-
Meiladin
.,
...
Iw.
Lake
,
i
,ed,
as
the
point
or
view
of
many
Highway
peOD,e
,
thU
mlnln)?
communlty.
,
Next
to
the
utlliza
ion
of
the
There
,s
one
great
(eature
of
th
glacier
feature,
the
Stewart
people
ln
the
mInlnR
ca
and
are
very
keen
to
be
able
to
get
to)that
u
thelr
hospitamy.
t.
msl
Meziadln
Lake.
I
was
shown
5ome
there
for
over
a
wefk
and
enjoyed
cfjr
wcaumuicuwicu
inuTtesoi
mis
every
minute
of
my
visit
route,
its
glacier
and
lake
and
indicate
indicate
streams
ana
iney
most
p.
f
r
wonderful
scenery.
Doubtless
this
JlCaiTlSnin
unilHlPS
highway
will
be
built
ln
the
near
future.
'
Ponnlo
nrhn
Viovo
ntvu
kun
Ir.
VSnfOUVH
Stewart
cannot
quite
realize
how
fine
the
scenery
Is
from
the
town-1
site.
The
difficulty
is
that
the
mountains
are
so
high
that
It
Is
.the
-forts,
and
.thus
nonf.!
thP
harhnv
This
ic
vtMmalu
Impossible
to
show
photographs
unlikely.
Should
the
ship
be
reported
.in
this
neighbor-!
and
bTuUfuiShey6
hW
h,8h
jjwuii
inc
imi
uur
ciiuaiite
vuum
umiuurueuiy
oeminea
SQ,
uaraens
m
the
Stewart
twonslte.
even
after
the
early
frosts,
Indicate
that
there
must
have
been
some
eood
displays
of
flowers.,
As
I
left
own
I
wore
ln
my
buttonhole
some
larce
blue
r.lpmntlu
flnwer.,
nlrlroH
MANY
.HUNDREDS
OF
PLANES
I
In
the
open
on
October
23.
iwiiv
in
me
j.u.n.iuiiw
ui
uic
vi
me
neiiLraiuy;
.The
Mines
law
in
theiUnited
States
will
undoubtedlv
be
the
delivervi
.It
Is
not
the
intenUon
to
speak
of
many
hundreds
of
war
planes
;toGreat
Britain
by
Am-Imucn
f
the
mines
as
they
are
car-eiican
firmf.
The
manufacture
of
these
has
been
steadilvir'1.nE,Dn
wllh
the
usual
ot
SfKir
Wt.Wi,V
1)6
rdlthuon6
up.
This
will
-be-a
welcome
addition
to
the
thousand
bein!
Premier
i
w
struck
by
the
e-
tunied
out
by
the
British
'factories,
government
and
pri-i
forts
made
by
the
company
to
cat-
vate.
er
to
the
little
community
at
the
.
i
top
Of
the
mountain.
I
visited
the
.hospital
and
there
saw
treatments
mUT?tnTITl?n
cmc
mv.
,,,;.,,U
,
H1K
-a.UJfc
j0f
artificial
sunirht
being
given.
.
'l.ho
Amarmn
fishermen
have
been
.rather
upset
at'Aii
the
children
attending
the
pub-V'jlnt'lhoy
rotisidpr
to
be
discHmination
apninst
thpm
Hp.
i
lie
school
take
thLs
sunlkht
treat-
calWo.rhp
'.United
States.
government
has
a
heavv
dutvon!"16"1
twIce
each
week
and
any
oth-
v
come
mto.CanadaigoodjpUys
of
flowers,
At
x
wt
neaner
on
this
side,
(mmrtimitv.tn
Mih.in
...n.itinp
Tuesday-Jatala
Thursday
ss.
Prince
I:30
p.m.
Rupert
11:15
p.n.
Friday
Ss
Prln.
Adelaide
10
pjn.
Ss
Cardena
10.30
p.m.
October
6.
17
and
27
i
ss.
Princess
Louise
5
pjn.
3
STHR
RVE
A
ipccUl
quality
old
rye
ol
Tint
flavor,
thoroughly
nutursd
In
osk,
nOlllnmn
l2,,i3
oz.
Ml?2S5
oz.
Country
Soccer
South
A
Charlton
Athletic
8.
GkMiUiend
1
Clapton
1,
Anenal
I.
Crystal
Palaee
3,
Watford
3.
Norwich
5,
Wetthcm
J:
Tottenham
3.
MlllwttU
0.
Northeast
Halifax
2.
Darlington
Hull
City
2.
Ilartlepoola
3.
Leeds
3.
Bradford
City
0.
Mlddlesbro
2.
HtidfeftritM
2.
Newcastle
9.
York
Cily
1.
3lidUnd
Coventry
0.
West
Bromwlch
3
.
Luton
i.
Leiectr
1
Walsall
1.
Ulrmincham
1
Wolverhampton
7,
Northampton
SrutiUh
West
Albion
2.
Ayr
1.
Clyde
2,
Celtic
0.
Hamilton
5.
Alrdrte
0.
Kilmarnock
5.
Dumbarton
0.
Morton
3.
Motherwell
3.
Queen
of
South
1.
Si.
Mtrren
t.
Queens
Park
4.
Pwtkk
Thtatle
J.
Ranters
C.
Third
Lanark
0.
West
Chester
0,
Minchestar
United
4
Crewe
5.
Tranmere
Rovers
1.
Liverpool
1.
Port
Vale
1.
Manchester
City
6.
Wrexham
1
New
Brighton
0.
Everton
I.
Stoke
4.
Stockport
2.
Kat
Midland
Lincoln
l.
Banwley
3.
Mansfield
4.
Sheffield
United
2.
Notts
Forest
1,
DnnraMer
1
40
OZ.
Kotherbao)
1.
Chester
field
1.
Sheffield
Wednesday
I.
Notts
CHjr
1.
Northwest
Aceriofton
1,
Oklham
2.
Bartow
2.
Blackburn
0.
Blackpool
1.
Bury
I.
Bolton
4.
CarlWe
1.
Preston
2,
Burnley
1.
Sotithport
3.
Roeltdale
2.
South
AMershot
I.
Reading
1.
MowrnamoHth
0.
HrlgMen
1.
Chelsea
8.
Southampton
2.
Portsmouth
3.
Brentford
1.
Queens
Park
2.
Putnam
2.
Southwest
Bristol
liortts
2.'New
port
3.
Oarl(f
2.
SvauM
2.
ItHrtSUtli
C
DrUtoraty
Q,
SNwvtati
X
Torquay
0.
Alloa
0,
Aberdeen
3.
AibroaUi
2.
Gkt
Fife
2.
Dundee
United
1.
Kins
Park
0.
OanfvHnllne
2.
Dundee
0.
raiktrk
9.
Cowdenbeath
0.
Hibernteru
3.
St
Johmtene
3.
Raith
Rovers
1.
Heart
5.
St
Hernarda
6
Stenbootemulr
2.
A
filly
tent
elasslfieo
ad.
often
make
you
many
dollar.
TOO
LATH
TO
CLASSIFY
mil
FOR
RENT
-
Unfurnished
5-room
Hat
733
5th
Avenue
W.
tf
fitl
This
adveftWmrnt
i
not
pu1iliJeI
or
displayed
by
lhe
Liquor
i
!
The
Government
ol
llrilil
Colutnl.ia
SPORT
CHAI
I
Bonelru
foi
)i
.,
WrtWtd.
Wh
:
Wanderers
lor
i
liLtytil
dttr.i.k.
apprnval
ol
tn
r
i
'
WhU
hrr
..
inc.
Hottsnd
J.
Van
Fejigri.
:
world
wtmmi:;
ute.
seven
back
stroke
i
J
W
8.(1.0-trainer
of
N--has
been
apt
leant
-Major
section
of
th
1.
Hetuy
Con-
;
been
eer
i-recently,
llr
Utial
tenWf
bsjr
mi
a
1'-England
Walter
H;i
antly
answer-who
raid
ht-
h
slump
this
'
England's
rr
t
erage
of
83
s
captain
ha
tons
the
ba:
AdvertUinc
'
t
I
Bit
A
V
'
How
quickly
good
news
travels
1
Do
you
know
i''si
that
"Prestone"
antifreeze
is
now
sellinp
at
its
lowest
price
in
Iiiitorv?
1
L
ZT"
'
k
3tiT73?7w
M
Now,
more
than
ever,
this
guaranteed
rust
-clogging
and
Corroilon
anti
freeze;
is
the
thrifty
buy.
No
thanks
to
the
special
ingredients
in
money
frittered
sway
in
extra
pints
"Prestone"
anti-frreze.
Remember
throughout
the
Winter.
No
risk
of
There
is
only
ONU
"Prestone"
brand
costly
repair
bills
caused
by
freeze-
anti-freeze.
ups.
No
evaporation
on
mild
days.
Orcr
14,000
garages
and
terrice
Guaranteed
protection,
too,
against
stations
are
ready
to
strre
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