PAGE
FOUR
""certainly
enjoy
the
Pi
5:Sili
"
fascinatinq
flavor
fjSJ
JofWRIGUEY'S
)
Zj'-n
1
JUICY
FRUIT
GUM
iZJ
i
t
wMj
Yes,
and
its
so
j
:
Marriage
License
Rush;
Must
Have
Examination
Now
LOS
ANGELES.
September
13:
With
the
new
law
requiring
physi-1
cal
.examinations
before
marriage,
140T1
enc
a
f
4
statu
nitit
Im4m
mit
rush'
for
marriage
licences.
Yes
terday
alone
189
were
issued.
BIBLICAL
SUPPORT
WEYMOUny,
Eng'f
Sept.
13:
(CP)
"The
woman
shall
not
wear
,that,
which
ptrtaineth
unto
man,'
.an,"
w
quoted
Rev.
F.
E.
Coryton
medal
with
five
bars.
Commander
ral.
th
morning
Whet
hen
referring
to
the
preval-
Frank
Wild,
who
went
south
with,
h
banLtat
a
of
"masculine"
shorts
and
Captain
Captain
Scott
Scott
and
and
shaekietnn
Sh&ckleton
wiaciueton
k
be
-
?!
.
ff.
?.l.t
"7
mlaht
".f
a
ence
nee
slacks
among
girls.
'"
-i
r
1
1
1
Millions
are
enthusiastic
about
the
delicious
flavor
of
YVrigley's
Juicy
Fruit
Cum.
They
chew
It
regularly
because
It
not
only
tastes
good.
It
helps
keep
teeth
bright
and
attractive,
and
aids
digestion,
too!
A
simple
aid
to
keeping
fit!
Always
keep
a
package
in
purse
or
pocket
...
and
at
home
for
the
children
they
just
love
It!
Small
in
cost
but
bis
in
benefits.
Get
some
today!
TIMELY
UNVEILING
Thomas
fired
the
first
the
British
August
2i
died
here
recently.
WASH
and
IRON
for
a
few
cents
a
week
An
electric
washer
and
ironer
will
take
the
drudgery
out
of
wash
day.
Keep
your
good
health
and
good
looks
let
electricity
do
the
hard
work
for
you.
You
can
save
money,
too,
because
your
clothes
and
linens
will
last
longer
and
look
better.
Let
us
demonstrate.
Ctt
a
modern
C-E
Washer
that
gives
you
snowy-
vrhite
clothes.
Choose
any
G-E
WASHER
Small
down
payment
easy
terms
FREE
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
the
Bonilla.
therr
if
fhja
feet
moo
be
a
24
large
pkgs.
RINSO
(fay
JtlS?iI
-a
whole
year's
supply-with
J
Halibut
market
conditions
this
fall
are
better
than
in
many
years.
Frozen
stocks
on
August
31
totalled
1
11,500,000
pounds
as
compared
with
13,100,000
pounds
last
year
at
corresponding
date.
There
Is
exceptional
activity
at
the
present
time
in
movement
of'
frozen
halibut
from
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Old
Country
in
view
of
warj
demands.
No
less
man
ten
carloads
was
dispatched
from
here
last
.night.
j
Halibut
sales
at
Seattle
yesterday
totalled
89.800
pounds
and
were
as
j
follows:
Eldorado,
40,000
pounds.
Whiz.
14?4t
and
lie;
Resolute.
36.-000.
Sebastian.
12,c
and
11c;
All-;
tak.
3,400,
San
Juan.
14c;
Evolution,
11400.
McCallum,
144c
Union:
steamer
Catala
Capt.
Findlay,
arrived
In
port
at
(James
11:15
last
nteht
and
sailed
a
couple
,of
hours
later
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way
points.
i
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
'Bonilla
Is
due
back
In
nort
today
after
a
trip
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
i
Islands
to
deliver
creosoted
piles
i
from
Massett
to
Cumshewa
Inlet,
MONS.
Belgium.
Sept.
13:
CP-
:wnwe
they
are
to
be
used
in
con-!
A
memorial
has
been
unveiled
here
ntet'on
with
the
construction
of
marking
the
spot
where
British
a
new
dock
nicn
ls
beins:
buUt
by
and
German
soldiers
came.
intoltne
A.
P.
Allison
Logging
Co.
Capt.
CUlUUCk
UI
Uie
Ureal
War.
OOr-Ppnru
Rmun
It
tn
mmmanrf
nf
,
poral
E.
shot
for
:
1914.
Discontent
i
exnressed
by
local
i
tug
and
service
boat
operators
at
TINY
PATRIOT
jthe
silencing
by
the
authorities
of
LONDON,
Sept.
13:
(CP)-A
self-
their
radiophone
equipment
The
wui.,
iiuun
m
xjiiMUiisis
quemonea.
insinuation
oi
sucn
I
Premier,
one
morning.
He
was.
radiophones
has
been
a
rather
cost-!
x-emr
jacKsnn,
inree.
wno
amused
jly
business
and
the
boat
operators
crowns
ay
inreaierung
tnem
with
a
:
wooden
rifle
If
they
came
near,
undoubtedly
will
not
be
disposed
to
J
nnt!nilA
nalHnir
h,avv
rftntolc
-.v.
.
,w;mK
ttvwij
IIUWU
Ull
I
the
equipment
if
they
are
not
per-
KLERKS
DORP.
Smith
Afrir
.
aavcriuang
in
'
i"ucu
sicai.
cojivenience
in
com-'
o
.
.
vP..
i.
ro
uri
bept.
13:
(CP)
Only
one
man
in
..
snore,
one
towtxiat
operator
this1
r
XHE
DAILT
NEWS
Wednesday
September
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Court
y
8.
D.
Jatiuatoo
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.1).
Bralorne,
9.C0.
Cariboo
Quartz,.
1.80.
Dentonla,
.OSVfe.
Falrview,
.02.
.
Gold
Belt,
.18
Hedley
Mascot,
22.
Mlnto,
.01ta.
,
.
Noble
Five,
.04,
Pacific
Nicke
.14.
Pend
Orleile,
3.03.
Pioneer,
2.45,
Premier,
2.45:
Privateer,
121.
Reeves
McDonald,
.45.
Reno.
.35.
Rehef
Arlington,
.13fc.
Sheep
'
Creek,
1.10.
Oils
A.
P.
Con-
.16.
Calmont,
.38,
.
C.
&
E,
2.10,
Freehold.
.03
Home.
2.45.
Roval
Canadian,
.18.
OkalU.
1:10.
Prairie
Royalties,
J8.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.48.
Beattie.
1U)0;
Central
PaU
2.17.
Con.
Smelters'.
50.75.
East
Malartic,
2.25.
Francoiur.
.31.
Gods
Lake.
.48.
Hardrock,
1.00.
Int.
Nkkel.
48.25.
Kerr
Addison,
1.73.
Little
Long
Lac.
2.65.
McLeod
Oockshutt.
1.65.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.30.
McKenzie
Red
Lake.
1.11.
Moneta.
.87."
Noranda.
72.50.
Pickle
Crow.
455.
Preston
E.
Dome.
1.33.
Sah
Antonfo,
1.70.
Sherritt
Gordon.
1.53.
Stadacona,
25.
Uchi.
.85.
Bouscadlllac,
.05.
Moshcr
Oklend.
.07Vfc.
Oklend.
.06Vfc.
Smelters
Gold,
.02.
Dominion
Bridge,
40.00.
JR.
CHAMBER
IN
SESSION
o.-...
...,.MC111.Uuuvt:r
ixuusn
use
oi
us
raaiopnone
be-
dlan
navy
here,
report
was
made
r?-a
sV
jr
mi
m
any
General
Electric
Washer.
Come
in
today!
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
,
ling
banned.
C.
N.
i
Capt
Nell
McLean.
centre
'project.
C
O.
Ham
reported
that
the
central
committee
had
I
been
active
ln
preliminaries.
Sub
committees
had
been
formed
and
ratlfttactory
progress
had
been
made.
In
view
of
recently
changed
conditions,
no
action
was
deemed
necessary
ln
connection
with
a
,letter
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Embargo
Council
urging
a
boycott
on
purchase
of
goods
from
ag-
trie
Dallj
I
gressor
nations
such
as
Japan.
dally
re-0crmanv
and
Italr
and
tnc
ban'
ning
of
export
of
war
materials
to
aggressor
nations.
The
communl-
cation
was
filed.
ATI
WIPmif
KtlKmsrln.
n
...
.J
I
I
.
.
.
.
.
-v
..w..,c
i,
Ka
uu
wi
m
regara
xo
ine
permanem
even
to
the
authorities
them-1
unable
to
dvli
the
authorities
stationing
of
a
unit
of
the
Cana-
of
advice
from
the
Department
"f
National
Defence
that
it
was
not
R.
steamer
Prince
Rurwrt
---
.
miiiwiv.
iiafi
s
miii
wtajrwi
ttci
v
arrived,
in
but
that
the
intention
was
to
have
at
iu.ju
mis
morning
from
these
vessels
visit
the
port
fre
Vancouver.
Powell
Rir
anA
...i..
Ocean
Falls
and
sailed
at
i
o'clock
Advices
from
the
Department
of.
jthis
afternoon
for
Ketchikan
and
Transport
of
establishment
of
nej
SteWart
WhenC
h
Hilt
nlnrn
U.Ui.
.t.tii
.
n.ii.Li.
STIAM5MIM
I
I
COMMUNICAIIOWt
I
L.
HCTTtU
I
rilONES
583
586
Announcement
Regarding
Deliveries
Effective
Immediately
We
Shall
Have
3
Deliveries
Daily
as
Follows
11a.m.
2:30
p.m.
and
5
p.m.
Thl:
new
arrangement
is
In
the
Interest
of
economy
and
we
.
sollrif
t!l(!
ro-oneration
nf
nur
nntmna
in
.
-
.
.
w
.
.'h.
u
u
lLIJ
...
I11LLLUIH
IlfW
Iflllllll
1(1
T1
.
.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-I'acific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
SB,
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
Direct
,
TRINCESS
LOUISE
September
16th,
20th,
October
0th,
17th,
27th
Direct
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
XV.
L.
COATLS.
General
Agent.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldg.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
meeting
Included
letters
from
the
Vancouver
Junior
Chamber
of"
Commerce
In
regard
to
the
recent
convention
of
the
Junior
Chamber.
t
Commerce
of
Canada
at
Calgary,
from
the
city
commissioner
.
sending
on
an
invitation
of
the
Despite
drain
of
iU
membership
j
mayor
rf
Ketchlkan
to
the
.
by
the
demands
of
the
war
8"-!cenl
Labor
Day
celebration
at
the
vices,
there
was
a
good-stied
Clly
and
Irom
st
Catherine's,
quite
enthusiastic
gathering
,0nUrto
dwn
how
a
com-nlght
for
the
first
meeting
of
'munlty
rtnk
had
been
e-
Junior
Section
of
the
Prince
Rup--
(
ubluhd
time
ert
cnamDer
oi
wKnm.r
,
A
PommiUee
to
took
after
nom-
Ine
the
suspension
over
the
sum
mr
vara
t
inn
nrtod.
President
A.
S.
Nlekerson
was
In
the
chair
and
the
business
of
the
evening
covered
quite
a
wide
range
of
subjects.
i
lip
r
ill
l
n
mtM
m
i
rm
m
ii
wuuuaa
nectlon
with
the
affair.
Any
pro
fit
that
might
accrue
had
been
pledged
as
the
Junior
Chamber
contribution
to
the
community
,
centre
fund
and
the
surplus
Is
'therefore.,
being
reserved
for
that
purpose
A
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
to
Mr.
Brooksbank
anr1
'
The
meeting
endorsed
i
Prince
Rupert
Association
in
!
authorities
to
strictly
enforce
existing
statutes
regarding
the
observance
of
Sundays
and
holidays
by
stores.
lnations
of
1940
officers
was
named
in
the
persons
of
President
A.
S.
Nkkeraon
and
Past
Presidents
G
L.
Rorie
and
C.
Q
Gilker.
The
nomination
list
is
open
to
all
members
and
the
election
of
off!-
tee.
WiiMam
Brookabank.
chair-
cef
u1u
take
place
at
the
regu-man.
reported
a
surplus
balance
tar
monthly
meeting
in
October
of
$200
on
hand
as
a
result
of
CongratulaUwu
were
extended
that
successful
event.
A
total
of
I
to
one
of
the
members.
Richmond
$524.85
has
been
raised
in
coo-
Mortimer,
in
view
of
his
recent
marriage.
Tells
of
Ei
Mlll,in
Before
the
close
of
th
meeting.
Secretary
T.
J.
Williams
gave
an
interesting
account
of
his
recent
attendance
at
the
Ootden
Oate
Pacific
International
Exposition
at
Son
Francisco
Treasure
Island
c
shttkt
were
bated
there
and
made
an
interesting
sight.
Th.
architectural
beauty
of
the
u
was
an
ouUtandine
and
uniou
asking
I
((fature.
Mr
WlliUnw
said
Ilium
for
a
plebiscite
on
Uie
suojeci.
mated
by
night
the
buildln-
i
vi
uic
""""
w
v...v
lovnuins
ana
garaenx
werr
eve
more
soectacular
than
In
the
day
Mr
Utteras
told
of
visits
t
th
electrical,
communications
medl
cal
and
surgical,
arts
and
amusement
secttonc
of
the
Fair
ail
of
which
had
marvels
to
present
Reference
was
made
to
the
British
Columbia
exhibit
which
was
an
outstanding
centre
of
Interest
visited
already
by
BOOOu
persons
with
1.400
MO
expected
before
the
fair
was
over.
Among
the
foreign
exhibits.
Mr.
Williams
found
that
of
China,
with
its
ortreleas
Jade
specimens,
of
outstanding
Interest
Italy
had
also
contributed
wonderful
exhibits
of
art
E.
C
Southby
was
a
guest
at
the
meeting.
Mr
and
Mrs
J
B.
Johnson
an-
-
-
"...
u,i
nfciim
on
iiumuir
ana
unoor
i
Viaa
I
.
..
.
irwuin-M
Id.
.
,
I
oouna.
Marriage
Announced
lumorrow
evening
south-
Islands
were
read
I
"Ktw"iciu
ana
mar-
Corresnondence
presented
to
the,rTU"f
of
,h1r
dthl"
Thdma
j
LINZEY
&
D
AVIES
I
GROCERS
jonnson
to
Russell
RnUirrfnri
famcron.
fourth
son
oi
Mr
and
Mrs
Fred
11.
Cameron
of
this
city
!
The
marriate
was
nutetly
soiemntz-J
by
Rev
B.
Shearman
last
evening
at
the
home
of
the
brides
par-nt
with
relatives
and
a
few
close
friend?:
nresent
,
Interior
Sends
Recruits
Here
Terrace,
Uk,
Stnlthrrs
and
Trlkwa
Send
Lnlistmentt
to
Ical
Battery
There
ha
been
oulte
an
Influx!
nf
recruits
to
the
city
from
Interior
polntj
for
enlistment
In
the
102nd
WA-.'W.-.v.w.wji.jijjo
-Heavy
Battery
The
ultimate
oh.
r.r-rw.w
irrtivr
f
.
..
.
.
U4
mem
is
quite
LAST
TIMES
TO."
(
2
Shows.
7
00
nj
r-
;
MICKEY
'
R00NEY
In
"The
Hardy's
Ride
Hyr
VOI
R
TAVOItlTi;
FMIHT
Wth
LEWIS
ST
,
(At
7:43
and
9
EXTRA
-nEIIINI)
THE
III
DLr,t
'Aliddin
and
tVondrr
"Jaipur.
The
r
,
mm
COMING
Till
R
n
IJonM
ltarrriRrn
"ON
noRRowin
t
r
prnly
for
oversea
.where
the
$M.fi0OiXO
fair
be-
Mrlbut.ng
rrrru:'
iht
ina
hld.
wat
the
iaraeat
man-mad?
Uik-
Smlthem
anr
eau
Merwianwigtond
ln
the
wwld
and
owed
it
""""
nTC
f
calling
u;wi
thein-tlon
to
the
San
Francisco
Q
Chai
'f
I
JooWr
Chstnsbtr
of
Commerce
nMt
0041
u
PC'
'
'
which
had
conceived
it
as
an
sur
efi1'
base
for
which
purpose,
after
th'
fair.
It
was
to
be
tvrmnnent'v
The
committee
eonshUng
of
T-mei.
Already
trans-Pacific
cllp-
j.
wunams
ana
i.
rraser
nicn
jhad
been
delegated
to
go
Into
the
city
managership
proposal
report
-ed
activity
in
the
way
of
securing
signatures
for
a
petition
-
.
.
tnjoy
a
new
sense
of
smoking
pleasure.
Cigar-wise
thousands
say
one
puff
tells
the
rich,
refreshing,
stimulating
story.
DtVtghtfvlly
mild,
Ctlhphont
saves
he
ssVsWsMrir-M
H
t
M
BSj
BbbbbbbbbbbbjBW
MB
I
I
W
1
1
.SJ
Elio
s
Furniture
SUNANAIR
MATTRESS
The
remarkable
new
boxuprlng
and
innerspring
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