g:t
t
i
rrt
ay
October
28,
1939.
rWDUtlHIWI
Everybody
knows
the
word
with
their
catchy
tune.
To
younger
people
It
is
just
a
song.
To
many
of
the
older
generation
it
brings
back
memories
from
overseas
.
.
.
Young
folk
are
apt
to
miss
the
significance
of
the
"kit
bag"
which
is
something
to
be
packed
and
strapped
on
as
comfortably.as
possible
When
one
is
braced
to
start
on
an
adventure
.
.
.
"So
pack
lip
your
troubla
in
your
old
kit
bag
and
smile,
smile,
smile."
It
is
the
Hritith
way
of
doing
things
which
have
to
be
done
even
distasteful
things.
We
in
Canada,
with
the
rest
of
the
British
Empire,
by
the
judgment
of
free
people,
have
undertaken,
a
task.
Worrying
(which
is
letting
"troubles"
get
in
the
way)
will
not
help.
We
must
"pack
them
up"
so
that
we
may
get
on
with
our
jobs
wliatever
they
are
on
active
service
or
in
home,
office
or
factory.
For
it
will
'be
a
wonderful
help
if,
as
far
as
in
him
lies,
each
one
of
us
plays
his
allotted
part
in
the
life
of
this
nation
with
that
indomitable
hun.our.which
lias
always
seen
us
through.
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aboard
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yesterday
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steel
slat
edges.
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People
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Weeks
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Refrigerator
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''.PRINGBSS
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October
,27th
8
3,
"PRINCESS
NORAH"
November
Cth,
10th,
27th
VliHnr
tlUfiirsloii
Fate-iVaiifoliver
ami
Het,'rn.A
on
sale
Nov.
1st.
1939
toiR.
28th
1940
,
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n
nnal
Return
Lmlt--Murch
31st
1W0
-
v
w
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Paclllc
Services
Tickets,
and
Utstrvatlonslrom
I.
COATK8.
Oeneral
Aient.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
iPLAYS
ARE
ACCEPTABLE
Two
comedy
playleu,
"The
Employment
Office"
and
The
Return
of
Deborah,"'
featured
a
very
en
joyable
eniervammeni.
unucr
mc:
of
the
employment
office,
with
the
Misses
Owenneth
Walker.
Flora
Leslie.
Joan
Squire
and
Englna
Chrlstensen
as
the
mistresses
look
ing
for
maids
and
the
Misses
Mar-1
caret
Lamb.
Ken
Thomassen,
Edith
Ritchie
and
Molly
Owens
as
maids
looking
for
places.
The
Return
of
Deborah"
was
the
story
of
a
girl
who
desired
to
marry
but
was
afraid
her
dead
aunt
would
not
approve.
There
is
an
lm
Dersonation
of
the
dead
aunts
re
turn
to
sanction
the
marriage.
The
characters
were
taken
by
Mrs.
James
Clark.
Mrs.
Robert
Strachan,
Miss
Edith
Ritchie.
Miss
Detty
Wood
and
Miss
Nancy
Bremner.
in
addition
to
the
playlets,
the
orogram
Included
instrumental
se-'l
lections
by
the
Misses
Phyllis
and
Eileen
Hamblln,
vocal
solos
by
Miss
Molly
Frew
and
piano
solos
by
MIssJ
Pat
McClymont.
all
of
which
proved
verv
neceDtablf.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
wns
necomnanlst
for
the
evening.
I
Rev.
H.
O.
Funstom,
the
pastor,
presided
and
spoke
briefly
at
the
onenlne.
.
.
.
Girls
of
the
Canadian
Oiris
in
Training
sold
candy
during
the
ev
cnlng.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Weldlne
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
das
Engines
Itcpalred
and
Overhauled
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Cash
for
Old
Gold
Bulger',
it
(blngham
Dance,
TOciober
31.
T
Mooe
Hall,
(252)
Tonight's
tram,
cue
from
the
gait
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
radio
Immediately
following
thla
,evenlng'a
News
broadcast.
252)
i
Mn
T?rhprt.
Hlance
left
on
last
-'evening's
train
for
a
brief
trip
to
Terrace.
I
Kenneth
Rayner
left
on
last
eve
ning
train
for
a
trip
to
Smlthers.
lie
expect
to
be
back
next
Tuesday
night.
II.
hi,
Cowle.
accountant
of
Claxton
Cannery,
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
Vancouver
to
spend
the
win
ter
Mr
and
Mrs.
Sukow
arrived
in
the
city
oh
the
Princess
.Louise
yesterday
afternoon
from
Ketchl-!kan
and
proceeded
by
train
last
night
to
St.
Paul.
I
Fred
Wastell.
who
operates
a
sawmill
near
Alert
Bay.
sailed
by
the
w
1C
Cardena
vaiuciui
this
morning
i...ia
on
his
M.
O.
Caswell,
hotel
proprietor
of
Spruce
Creek
in
the
Atlln
dis
trict,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
aiter-noon
going
through
to
Vancouvet
on
business.
m.
t.
Lee.
after
havlne
under-
eonc
an
operation
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
has
now
returned
to
his
home
on
Sixth
Av
enue
West
where
he
continues
to
make
a
satisfactory
recovery.
Capt.
Jack
MacDonald,
veteran
northern
skipper
of
the
White
Pass
Si
Yukon
Route
and
master
nf
the
steamer
Tutschl
6n
the
West
Taku
Arm
run,
was
a
passen
;er
aboard
the
Princess
Louli
vesterdav
afternoon
colnc
south
for
the
winter.
mitnicM
nf
the
women
S
Missionary
I
rtnllv
fldrertlslns
m
Society
and
direction
of
Mrs.
D.
C..News
u
gUre
to
bring
Stuart,
which
was
presented
before
J
iiu.
an
audience
which
filled
the
social
Darlors
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
to
capacity
last
evening.
All
who
participated
acquitted
themselves
with
credit
and
there
was
much
favorable
comment.
The
Employment
Office"
dealt
with
the
trials
experienced
by
mistresses
In
securing
maids
at
an
employment
office
and
the
trials
of
maids
in
getting
suitable
mis
tresses.
The
characters
were
Mrs:
Ifarrv
Calderwood.
as
the
operator
n
Ti.i:
notici:
ine
Dallj
dally
re-
take
vottce
thai.
Canadian
N
tknnaj
Riilnn
Or.ind
Trunic
PaciTtc,
Rly
Gtx
I
1wm
oddrrm
U
Prince
Rup-
trt,
B.
C.
wui
PPT
ror
ixnire
mj
uit.
unH
im-
25000
OaUona
of
vat
cut
ci
Tldl
Inlau
hlth
Hows
Wrtrr-y
d
dmliu
Into
Skrn
Rlrer
about
2000
(m
from
CNR.
Drpot
a
Kwtn-
The
vair
U1
diverted
from
tn
tnwm
ai
a
colnt
about
1500
teti.
W.
Bob's
Beauty
Parlor
Next
to
Q.
&
S.
Grocery
Phone
318
CHIMNEYS
Furnaces
and
Stove
Pipes
Cleaned
Stccn's
Limited
Tlione
5
COAL
Gram
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
88
and
858
For
Dromot
and
courteous
ier
vice
Phone
13
Taxi.
tL
I
W
W.
rrcm
th
C.
N.
R.
Depot
at
Kwin-Itw
and
-iU
be
used
tor
Industrial,
ourtme
unon
the
land
deocrlbrd
aa
lot
69
CXoflt
uucncn.
Thla
noace
posted
en
u
eround
w
the
37
day
cf
September.
1939.
A
coor
ct
tiilj
noUc
and
an
appU
skHcji
purauant
thereto
and
to
th4
water
Act"
will
o
rum
m
me
oumi
rf
the
Water
Recorder
t
Prince
Rup-'
rrt,
B.C.
I
Objection
to
the
arpurauon
maji
be
filed
the
wild
Water
Recorder;
or
wttn
the
Comptroller
oX
Water.
RlahU.
Parllment
Bnlldlncs.
Victoria.
B.C..
within
thirty
dys
alter
the
first'
tpfearance
of
thU
nesce
in
a
local
nrwjwoper.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
(Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
Co.)
I
AjplJcant
By
M.
a
Burbank.
DltlsJoa
Engineer,
,
t
Agent
The
tptte
ot
the
first
publication
of
thla
noi
Ice
la
October
7.
1939,
Casey's
Danee,
Eagles'
IlalL
'Ad.
mission
20c,
Saturday
8-12
pjn.
251l
Peter
Solem,
manager
of
Booth
Fisheries,
returned
to
the
city
on
th
Prince
Louise
vesterdav
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
Ketchlkar
Rvervnn
invited
ix
ReliSlOUS'
Edi
ucatlon
Council
rally
in
Angllcarl
U
r.Arr
1
Cini4iir
rfVlf
at
o'
Soeaktfr
P.
II.
Llnzey.
252f
!
Hotel
Arrivals
!
Norman
L.
Freeman
arrived
lrl
the
city
on
the
Princess
Norah;
yesterday
afternoon
and
will
txj
here
for
the
next
couple
of
weeks
on
International
Fisheries
Com
mission
business.
Elliott
O.
Tyrer
of
Detroit,
who
is
Interested
In
mining
in
the
At-lln
district,
was
here
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
after;
noon
bound
for
Vancouver
enroute
East.
He
was
accompanied
by
his
daughter.
Capt.
and
Mrs.
Hill
Barrington
and
son
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
II.
Smith
were
passengers
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
af
ternoon
v
going
"
through
"
from
return
there
after
spending
a
few
Wrangell
to
Seattle.
Capt.
Barring-
days
in
the
city
on
business.
ton
Is
one
of
the
heads
of
the
Barrington
Transportation
which
operates
boats
on
the
Stlkine
Riv
er.
Mr.
Smith
Is
agent
for
the
com
pany
at
Wrangell
Prince
.Rhpert
J.
B.
Barclay.
Billmor;
:H.
!E.
Jamleson.
A.
O.
Bennett
and
.R.
Douglas,
Vancouver.
Announcements
All
advertisement
In
this
col-amn
win
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
-a
word.
Eagles
Bridge
November
1
Canadian
Legion
Bazaar,
Nov
ember
3.
Scotch
and
Canadian
.Dance,
Metropole
Hall,
November
8.
Anglican
Bazaar
November
9.
Valhalla
Dance,
Nov.
10.
Presbyterian
Bazaar,
Nov.
.18.
Vaudeville,
Dance.
Moose
Hall.
November
17.
St'Peter's
Church
bazaar.
Nov.
23
Country
Fair
November
'31
SL
Andrew's
Dance.
Nay.
'M.
THE
SEAL
of
"QUALITY
mm
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
'Finestirik
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
'talmon
canning
cmnpany
with
ah
all
the
7r
round
payroll
"In
rrlnce
Rupert
Hair
Treatment
Are
vou
sufferlne
with
Bcaly
Dandruff,
Itching
Scalp,
Dry
'J
Fragile
and
Lusterless
Ilair7
Our
correct
recondition
treat-1
ments
will
do
wonders-for
you
at
NELSONS
ARE
READY
T
Barber
and
Beauty
Shop
J
TO
FINISH
THEIR
JOB
BLACKHEADS
S,7.V"'.KS
ltd
applr
to
th
If
E,,r
IHd
Will
U
4iolL
Th.
(.
an
La7
tlaW
war
W
ttrnn
Mm"!-
nrotect
the
large
cities
from
air
Mr.
and'ilrs.Tr.
II.
Johnson
Back'"".
a,,u
ruwi
buu
a.c
In
Victoria
After
Six
Months
'
?
mosl
unexpecieo
piacei.
in
Europe
Sandtagi
are
everywhere
proteit-
ling
glass
and
the
blackouts
its
(
weird.
The
people,
however,
ire
T.
K.
Johnson,
now
returned
'to
wonderful
They
take
every
thing
tos
Victoria
with
Mrs.
Johnson
after
It
comes
without
complaint
and
an
absence
Of
six
.months
during
are
prepared
to
"finish
the
.job."
which
they
visited
a
number
of
no
matter
bow
long
it
takes.
Bull-countries
.and
enjoyed
their
tour
ncss
&
naturally
upset
owing
to
untU
the
war
came,
writes
to
say
war
regulaUons
bul
the
slogan
Wiai.
aiiicc
wicu,
ciiiutiu
uctu
.
.
...
.
r
7
uma
Ia
,
ItAmi
ff
f
n
m
tvrvff
cl
Kit.
l"lt-
turned
Into
an
armed
camp.
mu
l"
"
"
Mr.
Johnson
says
that
he
Is
no
iness
'.
authority
on
war
prf
larations
but
;
;
1
i
it
seemed
to
him
thit
the
English
1
(jcvjic
ale
1
ca.uj
tut
iij.uui
-
-
-
-
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r
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Dally
News.
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air
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pays
hj
tei
mem
Know
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shelter
Is.
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to
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Mirk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PIIONB
7
5r
l
171
yl.
t
4