PACJE
FOUR
Rugged
Western
Styles
IN
JACKETS
Zipper
jacket
with
double
back
and
front
with
two
breast
and
two
muff
front
pockets
made
of
GWG's
heavy
weight
"WESTWOOL"
lumberjack
cloth.
Zipper
jacket
with
four
front
pockets
with
flaps
and
big
inside
pocket
entirely
across
the
back
which
has
zipper
opening
at
each
side
made
of
GWG's
heavy
weight
"WESTWOOL"
lumberjack
cloth.
Colors
Blue
and
Black
Check,
Green
and
Black
Check,
Bed
and
Black,
.
Check.
All
Sizes.
$9.75
Bryant
Company
Limited
Phone
297
Shower
Party
Much
Enjoyed
532,
3rd.
Ave.
W.
Affair
At
Home
of
Mrs.
Jack
Ivar-son
For
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Amoth
.
On
Saturday
night
last
a
delightful
surprise
shower
was
held
in
'honor
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nels
Amoth
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Jack
Ivarson.
Forty-six
friends
gathered
to
congratulate
the
bride
and
groom.
The
evening
was
spent
"
in
playing
'
HALLOWE'EN
CANDY
Special
Hallowe'en
OQs
Assortment
Lb,
tfl
We
have
fireworks
of
all
kinds
for
this
occasion
at
low
prices
Mussallem's
CONFECTIONERY
P.O.
Box
622
Hallowe'en
Dance
Enjoyable
Affair
Good-Sized
Crowd
In
Attendance
At
Affair
Thursday
Night
The
Hallowe'en
Dance
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
Thursdav
nieht
drew
a
good
crowd
to
the
Mot.
tfii
:
ui
ivakc.
Alaska
r?S331f2'
at
2:30
Snd.y
Afternoon
j.
.
wptauj
mewion
as
Pianist
and
Voraiut
maLJLL.
mir"
"c.
MaKe
"ne
Army"
Yours
STARTLING
BARGAINS
IN
FURNITURE
Will
Give
You
Heal
Savings
SALE
STARTS
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
THIRTIETH
Fcr
Duration
of
'Two
Weeks)
Watch
for
Price
Quotation,
i
Jlonday's
Daily
News
'
"
T
V"8
MSM
M
Elio
s
Furniture
1
Tllltin
.trrvtin
I
.
......
OIfylll.lI
.
SW
lllem
I
1
1
im
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
30
Rooms
Hot
Sc
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phonc
Ml
P.O.
Bor
196
:jf
pole
Hall
and
the
affair
was
very
"Annabelle
r.''fr
pninvahu
n
rv,-
cellent
music
by
Colussl's
Orches
tra
and
Erling
Greenstrand
was
master
of
ceremonies.
The
committee
"
In
charge
;"se
cons
consisted
of
Mr
hHrf
tm-i-,,h
Soen
M
s
Z
Murvold,
Mrs.
J.
Storseth.
MSS.
Amoth
H
SViS0
Delicious,
refreshments
IZ
'.
were
ser-!
t.
ed
and
a
three-tier
TcS.
LSJ,-
e"Kl
0t
g
C0Un"-
topped
with
a
good
luck
horse-i
shoe,
was
cut
by
the
bride.
'
chL
trtSL'rS?
PieC2'Ann
Petcrsn.
citable
acknow-chlna
set,
cut
glass
bowl
and
flow-1
ledgement
being
made
by
the
er
vase
were
presented
by
Mrs.
couple.
CHURCHJOTIGES
The
Salvation
Army
Special
EvanSeliStic
Meeting
on
Sunday
at
11
a.m.
and
7:30
pm.
.
.
Saturday
.at
8
p.m.
:
1
S!
W?
!
'5R,GAD,ER
J-
T.
GILLINGHAM
C?ffande
0r
Northern
B.
C.
and
Alaska)
.
......
...
A,o'vaptain
and
Mrs.
Richard
v...
Arctic
I.
A.
K
Arctic
....
Borgund
Balsac
I
6
Bum
7
Bug
2
Blue
Boy
9
Bayview
4
B.
and
Y
1
B.
C.
Bird
2
Bonllla
1
Balsac
II
1
Cape
Spencer
..
.10
Cape
Beale
7
Capella
9
Clipper
II.
9
Cape
Race
5
Cape
Spear
10
Covenant
7
Charmlne
C
1
Congo
5
Cynic
3
Cape
Race
n
8
Cape
May
I
riM-oiniA
105300
94300
33300
140300
10300
14.000
53300
75.000
68.000
7300
82.060
23,000
16300
20fi00
44)00
16300
130,000
269,000
149,000
131300
37,700
122300
145300
20300
9300
22.000
76,100
11,000
IN'
PKOHATE
In
III
MallM
A
...
13.188
13300
5,633
14.050
2.100
14.000
7.644
12300
9,714
3.750
9.122
14.611
7340
1250
20,788
20300
1,960
Kilen
Kyrelle
.
2
K.
R.
!
K.
Y
1
Lake
Biwa
3
Lois
N
10
Lucky
Star
1
Morris
H
8
Mother
II
7
Margalice
9
Marguerite
,r
1
Mae
West
....
6
May
L.
3
MI
1
Mother
III
7
5-750.
Melville
2
16300
10,000
4.000
...
Meicaire
North
Foreland
l
Nornpn
in
'
16300
Northland
;
'
3
38,429
16,444
Neptune
II.
Neptune
II
5
Oslo
7
.Oldfleld
8
Olympic
II
..
1
Pair
of
Jacks'
6
P.
Dorreen
10
Point
May
fi
Prosnprllv
A
'
,
r
m
.
u
7333'
R.
W.
9
9313
Relief
7
11300.R-
K
7
Spl
11
nHrTl7ii!
R'
?1U
4
IX
THE
HITRE.MF.
I
OI
RT
tV
Man
II.
.
u
iiangcr
4
seima
a
Art-
1
saialda
..
8
And
1
Sea
Maid
3
In
th
MatUr
of
Ih,
KMat
of
Joluniia
Southend
10
TAKE
NOTICE
Lh
h.
rA
,
'oMetia.
M.
6
Honor
Jude
W.
E.
FUh-
dated
the
Signal
.i"7
01
ctobnr
1M9
I
tp-J
Sonny
M
Polatd
Administrator
of
th
Eut.
of
ok
...
I
Jc4vuma
Forfait,
dwewi
!u
"of
tbl
shushanna
II
St4emnt
of
Bella
Cbola,
BrltUh
Col-.Sadia
A.
umbte.
and
all
jxtwxm
having
claWSkeena
M
II
glnt
the
.aid
Etat
are
hereby
re-
'
quired
to
furnteh
the
aame
to
me
Tak,a
properly
veflfled
m
rr
vf.
Tnnrfl.
-
V
MW
VM1'
iS
J-TP
quired
to
ar
th
um
.K.f.
.T
Teenv
Mlllv
Z
am
.
.
Vt
WiU
III
I
'
f
dJb(lre
(to
en
torthwtui.
i
Thrasher
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Tuewell
QfXlolal
Admlnlstnttor.
ii?VeU
.
.
Prlnc
ltupert.
BX,.,The,ma
H-
IXited
ttie
25th
day
of
October
1939.
Tor
Next
Time
You
Ask
For
Stove
Polish
Say
i
ICT,,FOK
HOT
JEl
STOVES
At
All
B.C.
Stores
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK1
R.
E,
Eyolfson
CHIROPRACTOR
Phone
BLACK
318
240
Eighth
Avenue
Wet
Unprne
Viking
T5B
5AILT
KlWf
Waterfront
Whiffs
Capt.
Edgar
Arnott's
Cape
Bealc
Again
Heaviest
Halibut
Lander
at
Prince
Bupert
Individual
Records
of
Canadian
Fleet
For
Season
Now
Ending
11
.
2
2
2
.
4
.
6
.10
11
.10
.10
.
8
.
3
'I
.10
11
Vivian
r...
2
Vera
Beatrice
....
4
White
Hope
1
,Zeballos
....
i
1300
28.000
83200
64
300
221.000
15300
2.400
4200
13.000
129300
82300
30300
8300
3300
69300
86300
2300
163300
127300
47300
1.000
61
,200
13300
81300
181300
106300
29300
6300
600
7300
1300
27300
14Q300
20.000
5300
1300
23300
251.000
2300
93300
62300
52200
2300
76300
9300
2300
105.000
26.000
5300
2530(
81,000
18300
48300
48300
116.000
94.000
2300
63300
133.000
27300
106.000
69,400
80300
15300
148300
23300
7.100
57300
83.000
75.000
147,000
42300
181,000
3,400.
16300
2300
.30,700
236,000
99300
168300
107300
43,700
22.700
12,700
15,000
102300
145300
2,600
40.000
24,000
7,000
Cant.
Krlrrni
Amntr's
f7inp
Rpnlo
nirain
ihn
Pr?nA
.
Rupert
halibut
fleet
this
year
for
volume
of
landings,
hav-
I
:.-.
I
-U
i.
citr
rn
1
.
.
mi'
niiiiii'iii
in
;i
iiii:ii
rii
.'iiMiiini
nnnnnc
in
envon
rrma
qc
trips
while
the
Takla,
Capt.
Chris
Trips
Pdge.
trip
Parkvold,
was
third
with
238.000
Claxton
a
1
oounds
in
six
trips.
In
1938
the
Dickie
Boy
4
Takla
was
second
with
282.000
Domino.
II.
...
10
Bounds
in
seven
trips
and
the
Lois
D.S.T
8
N.
was
third
with
237.000
pounds
in
Dovre
B
10
nine
trips.
Doreen
N.
.
2
The
Takla
maintained
her
pos'-!
Daniel
S.
.....
2
tlon
as
heaviest
lander
per
trip
with
;
Dashing
Wave
...
2
an
iverage
of
39
333
pounds
as
com-
j
Delmar
1
pared
with
40586
pounds
In
1938.
Edward
Lipsett
11
The
Cape
Beale
was
a
close
second
'
Embla
5
wun
J8,za
pounas
as
against
39,-
.tssenua
4
375
pounds
while
the
Joan
W.
HI..
I
Eleanor
II
1
Capt.
Al
Wole
was
third
with
36.-!
Eddy
Pass
1
.?C0
pounds
in
comparison
with
29.-
Fanny
F.
10
250
pounds
in
1938.
Flnella
.,
6
The
greatest
number
of
trips
Fear
Not
1
made
by
a
single
unit
of
the
Can-
Gulvlk
12
adlan
fleet
this
year
was
twelve
by
Cony
10
the
Gulvik.
landing
a
total
of
168,-
Helen
II.
3
000
pounds.
Boats
landing
eleven
Hoklu
1
catches
this
year
were
as
follows:
Insrld
H,
7
Signal.
181.000
pounds:
Tramp.
168,-
Ida
S
.
1
500
pounds;
Rose
Spit,
148300
Joe
Baker
10
pounds;
Viking,
145300
pounds;
Ed-
Joan
W.
II
5
ward
Lipsett.
129,000
pounds;
j
Johanna
7
Kaien,
140300
pounds.
Jupiter
6
The
individual
catch
figures
for
Joan
2
the
Canadian
halibut
fleet
at
Prince.
John
C.
Talt
1
Rupert
this
season
were
as
follows.'
J-
A.
,
5
the
figures
being
based
on
hailing
JJ-
O.
1
weights:
iJ.
R.
4
Atli
Aiken
Ailfpn
Canadian
No.
of
Total
Trips
8
7
6
10
5
1
7
Av.
per
Pdge.
trip
11
3.000
1,700
With
all
Canadian
hnafx
In
anw
vv
III
I4f4
I
On
IV
a
fonr
U.n.
a
JS-MS
Canadian
Legion
America
nainicr.
Women
s
Bridge
and
.nri
7r-
7c;
Attu.
Attu.
31.000
o
pounds.
10.9c
nminrt.
11
.St
and
7C.
Continuing
on
the
local
run
be-
tu-iton
Vanrnnvr
and
Prlnee
Rut
1300
iett
vi
Ocean
Falls
and
other
in-j
7300
1
termed
late
points.
Cr.K.
steamer
8320.
Princess
Norah.
Capt.
Robert
Mc-8.043
Oeachv.
arrived
in
port
at
3
o'clock
22,400,
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
south
7.750
'and
sailed
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
1200
to
Vancouver.
The
Princess
Norah
2,100
1
U
expected
to
make
one
more
voy-
13.000
age
in
place
of
the
Princess
Ade-
11.773
Ualde
which
1$
undergoing
repairs
16300
7.625
8300
3.000
6.900
14333
2300
at
Victoria
to
rudder
and
stern
damage
done
in
a
recent
contact
with
shore
at
Port
McNeill.
Vancouver
Island.
Boats
In
Court
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Andrew
14.042
Thompson
has
been
busy
In
pro-12.700
1
vindal
police
court
this
week
hear-
15333
"K
U1C
P'osrcuitons
01
tocaj
nau-ij
1.000
but
under
Intemstlonalj
o'-j".'
Fisheries
Commlsslnn
reeulatlorut.
1
1
I3I000I
Yesterday
afternoon
the
ease
of
8.130
e
s'0,
Capt-
Axel
ol,en'
WM
1
jjjOO
'called
and
ad)ourned
until
next
...
(Tuesday
at
the
reouest
of
defence
4383
WHO
U
B7CK-lg
iiih
a
tuanet
01
magistrate.
The
Seattle
halibut
boat
Klntr
1
iftrt
ruher
called
h""e
thU
morning
1
000
w1th
27,000
Punda
f
h,
de-
R7S
cl,nd
an
otter
ot
10
60
and
76on
the
local
Fish
Exchange
and
prn-
10'onn
cpfdfd
on
to
6cattle-noo
Unlon
stamfr
Cardena.
Capt
,rr"
John
Boden,
arrived
In
port
at
2
2:30
midnight
last
night
from
thC
Uth
and
8al,W,
l
4
m-
"
M
.ioq
lftft
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way-
,2-500
points.
11388
8321
5300
2300
12.717
3.167
2300
15300
13.000
5300
4317
8.100
6.167
8350
8.050
137!
11.750
2300.
103001
13300
4300
21300
ON.R.
TRAINS
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frt-
da
6
p.m.
From
the
East-Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Saturday!
lt
pjn
CUssiHEQ
FOR
SALE
iliiS
Amfrlcan
tamps
for
sale,
lm
ones
and
threes.
Dally
News.
Uf
13!48C
roR
8
ALE
Whole
chimney
sweep-5,700l
8
outfit,
complete.
Apply
Zum-1.777'-
krr
at
hospital.
ti.
B383
....
,
...
.
10373
WANTED
?J'000
WANTEIVIrl
U,
work
7083
1
Apply
Ello',
Furniture.
16,455
II
in
I
'
J
"
laiKc
American
vcssen,
-
riwi-..
i
-still
to
be
accounted
for
from
ftrn
AflRNTS
WANTRH
WO.
6
nalibUt
landlnM
nt
Prlnrol
tntnrrrr
-
a
iViilVUdiV
.
11
vuicii
iiiipri
'v..
ivi
taw
ior
me
uiC
m
1038
rr
season
season
i
up
to
;and
including
yesterday
had
reach-'
cd
a
total
of
16,023,700
pounds
a4i
compared
with
13,772300
pounds
at
a
corresponding
date
last
year,
This
year's
Canadian
total
Is
7,-137.400
pounds
as
against
6,10,650
pounas.
During
the
week
ending
J
'yesterday
only
117300
pounds
was'
landed,
57300
pounds
by
three'
Canadian
boats
and
60.000
pounds'
by
tWO
Amirtfnna
TVio
.
.
.
i,
uvai.ii
lanaing
during
the
week
were:
'
Canadian-Bum,
18,000,
10.9c
and
7c;
Lois
N.,
36,000
pounds,
113c
store.
'
(tf
8300
found
Persian
cat
near
Hays
1250
Creek
Bridge.
Apply
812
Cth
Ave
7,675
Eat
mo,
39333
9300
15318
10,750
4370
2333
4233
PERSONAL
VOU
can
run
a
Home
Kindergarr
ten
with
our
help
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute,
Wlnnl
peg.
Manitoba.
tf.
15300
BE
A
CIVIL
SERVICE
CLERK
10200
DOMINION
Civil
Service
Examlna-13227
tlon
for
Clerks,
Men,
Women.
1300
expected
In
few
weeks.
Full
ln-10,0001
formation
re
this
and
exams.
24,000'
for
Postmen,
Customs
Examiners.
7300
Stenos.,
etc.,
free
on
request.
M.
C.
C
Schools
Ltd..
Winnipeg.
inaest
in
uanada.
No
Agents.
Art
Guild,
the
lanrrxt
-
personal
greeting
card
company
In
Canada,
with
branches
from
coast
to
coast,
Invite
you
to
apply
for
an
agency
to
sell
prlnUd
to
order
Christmas
Cards.
Sample
book
supplied
without
charge
Most
complete
)lne
of
boxed
ai-sortments
which
pay
our
sales
staff
up
to
50
commission.
Experience
unnecessary.
Write
Premier
Art
Oulld,
570
Seymour
Si
.
Vancouver.
tf,
FOR
SALE
New
scale
William's
piano,
first
class
condition.
Apply
Mrs.
D.
Orchard
McLcod.
(254)
1
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the
fourth
of
Vancouver.
C.P.R.
steamer
Prince
the
series
of
successful
bridge
par-Louisa.
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
was
In
ties
and
dances
held
by
the
Wo-
port
from
2:43
to
6
o'clock
yester-
men's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
day
afternoon.
The
vessel
naa
Legion
for
the
Red
Cross
was
a
large
list
of
224
passengers
consist-'successful
affair.
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of
White
Pass
and
Yukon
Route
employees
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ladles'
first.
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navigation
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closed
for
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second
J.
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McLeod;
season
on
Yukon
and
Northern,
4jrg.
Thomas
Graham
was
the
win-
British
Columbia
rivers,
rwemy-
ntr
0f
a
door
prize
compared
with
315
000
wounds
in
eiirhttrin
last
vparnnd
ven
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disembarked
from
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by
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pounds
in
eight
trips
in
1937.
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of
Total
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per
Mrs.
William
Rothwell
was
mist-
ress
of
ceremonies.
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from
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1939
to
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to
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to
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1940
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Tuesday
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ia
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Krery
Friday
10:30
p.m.
MoncUj
.
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and
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11
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Tickets
st
Office
SOUTH
TO
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calling
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THURSDAY,
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