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the
daily
news
Saturday,
September
21,
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Prince
Rupert
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DRESS
STREET
SHOES
In
Elasticized
Gore
Pumps
with
Spapish
and
Cuban
Heels.
Dependable
Shoes,
Plus
Class
and
Value.
Family
shoe
store
ltD
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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PAJLY
NEWS.
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COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H
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F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
MEMBER
Of
THE
CANADIAN
HI
ESS
Tb
CndUn
Press
Is
cluslrelr
entitled
to
use
for
republication
of
tU
newt
dessstcbm
mdlted
to
It
or
to
the
Associated
Press
in
this
paper
sad
also
the
local
new
puMlsixd
therein.
All
tight
of
rmbllcaflon
of
specU
despatches
therein
r
lo
T'tt
rrej
TAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
September
21,
1940.
EDITORIAL
And
Npw
Spain
Von
Pyibbentrop
has
been
down
to
Pipme
to
see
why
Hitler's
bombastic
stooge
Mussolini
lias
not
been
makint
good
in
the
Mediterranean
boat
race
and
now;
Franco,
against
whom
Hitler
and
Mussolini
have
a
little
account
arising
out
of
the
Spanish
civil
war,
comes
into
the
picture.
Spain,
"it
appears,
is
to
be
the
next
of
Germany'.'
allies,
corning
jn,
like
the
rest
of
theiri,
npt
because
h
wants
tq
but
because
he
is
afraid
the
Nazis
rill
descen
upon
him
and
break
up
the
rest
of
his
already
shattered
country
if
he
does
not.
No
.one
can
be
surprised
abou
Spain
giving
active
po-operation
to
the
Axis.
All
Hitlei
had
to
do
was
say
the
word
and
it
was
done.
So
Spain,
like
Italy,
takes
up
its
task
as
Hitler's
slave.
Spaniards,
iike
Italians,
will
now
co-operate
with
Germany,
at
the
same
time
hoping
that
Great
Britain
wif-win.
No
doubt,
the
people
of
Italy
and
Spain
are
await
that,
unless
Great
Britain
does
win,
they.
are
lost
and
thai
a
Hitler
victory
would
inevitably
mean
their
further
submission
to
the
Pieich.
All
the
world
now
nows
vhat
thaw
implies.
Qne
just
ijas
to
see
the
yoke
under
which
France,
Norway,
lienmark,
Belgium,
riollawf,
Jtouinwna
anu
others
now
groan.
In
tjie
Air
War?--
Yesterday's
dispatches
described
another
great
victory
fpr
the
Royal
Air
Force
in
driving
home
in
wild
flight
another
huge
squadron
of
Nazi
bombers
which
essayed
to
continue
the
assault
upon
London.
Day
after
day,
it
becomes
increasingly
evident
that
stout
Britain,
away
behind
as
s,!e
might
have
been
at
the
start,
is
slowly
but
surely
iyiiininjj
this
air
war
not
only
in
the
sphere
of
defence
but
also'
on
attack.
Prime
Minister
Churchill
told
us
last
week
npt
to
ignore
the
havoc
which
the
Royal
Air
Force
has
been
wreaking
ori
th.e
enemy
bases
in
the
Channel
and
western
Germany.
Gradually,-
indications
are
beginning
to
come
out
of
just
hpiv
successful
pur
attacks
on
the
enemy's
bases
have
been.
Possibly
there
is
some
significance
to
Hitler's
complaint
yesterday
about
the
civilians
in
Ger
many
who
have
been
killed
and
wounded
and
the
omis
sion
to
say
anytqmg
abput
what
the
military
losses
might
have
been.
"Hitler
is
being
stung
hard
but
he
is
loath
to
admit
it
IUvquld
b,e
g
whole
Iqt
worse
for
him
if
Britons
J
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11
-
TlT
were
ijgnung
ine
way
ine
iNazis
are.
Final
Rites
For
Mrs.
Crerar
Held
Many
Attended
FunejaJ
"This
After
noon
From
Presbyterian
Church
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery
NIGHTSHIRT
GUNNER
j
RQTHERHITHE,
Ens..
Sect.
21:
I
(CP
The
Admiralty
ha
com
mended
Gunner
Charles
Goulden,
19,
for
his
feat
while
clad
in
his
nightshirt
of
driving
off
an
enemy
J
bomber
which
attacked
the
ship.
j
LONG
piSTANCE
CQMF0RT
j
LONDON,
Sept.
21:
CP)
The
.
millionth,
giff
received
by
the
f.
w
T-.
Funeral
pf
thejatp
Mrs.
BPHSW
piptral
Hqspltal
Supply
Servipe
Prurai.
nta
hnlrt
this
offrnnnn!
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wv
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was
a
Dianicet
irom
an
prganiza
from
First
Presbyterian
Church
tq;jlon
,
peylI
America.
Falrvlew
Cemetery
with
a
large;
congregatjqn
ot
friends
present
to
pay
final
tributes
'fit
esteem
and
CANAL
NAVY
NOW
;
BIRMINGHAM,
Em...
Sept.
21:
respect.
Rev.
H.
G.
Funston,
qff!-
(CP)
Five
firms
whose
employees
Liatcu.
fauicij
nvic
oivau
iorm
a
iiome
uuara
unu
nave
Peterson!
Alex
Flnnle.
E.
P.
Jenner
purchased
a
small
motor
launch
as
W
A,
Bell,
J,
A.
Lindsay,
and
A.
a
"warship"
patrolling-
the-
.canal
ystem
against.
Nail.
dnUUtJS-
Parade:
Jhe
unit
will
para;
a
tn
StjjiQH
Ocean
Dock
Tuesday.
1
3ifm?r
24,
at
8
pjn.
and
train-
I
j
ing
w)I
be
carried
oal
as
fojlqws:
j
:
8
pjn.
to
9
pjn.
Squad
and
com-
j
1
pany
arm.
instructor:
kjs
jj.
simp-kins,
Irish
Fusiliers.
9
ptn.
to
fopjn--Map
reading.
jtiptnctor:
RSM.
Parsonage.
Royal
J
t
.Tanaalan
Coileje
of
Signals.
1
Mrs.
Croli
Brook
arrived
In
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
on
Up
Princess
Adelajgf
following
a
to
Vancouver.
She
U
making
ar-irangeniehts
to
more
south.
Mr.
i
Brook
hayln?
joined
the
naval
service
in
which
he
has
received
a
commission.
FOK
SAL1I
FOR
SALE
Cary
Safe.
Price
$60.
Daily
News.
tf.
FOR
SALE
Old
furniture
dressers
and
bed
springs.
Apply
St.
.Paul
Hotel
227
FOR
SALE
8
mm.
Movie
camera.
with
telephoto
lpni.
pply
R.
G.
Large.
(227)
FOR
SALE
14
ft
rpwboat
with.
Johnson
outboard
motor.
$50
cash.
Phone
.
.
Green
994.
(tf)
1,
11
1
-
FOR
SALE
1939
Pontiac
Sedan.
1
Like
new.
Only
3600
miles.
New
car
guarantee.
Long
Motors.
.
(226)
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
range
with
oil
burner.
$90.
Heater.
$10.
Dining
room&ufte,
$20.
Baby
buggy,
$10.
Phone:Red
"278
tf
FOR
SALE
Imperial
wlckless
cir
culator
heater.
First
class
condition.
$50.
1
oU
burner
kitchen
rap.se
complete.
$35.
I
Victor
radio.
8-tube
set
Pljone
Black
405
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
suite.
odd
chairs',
kitchen
utensils,
odd
tables,
2
bedroom
suites,
garden
tools,
large
bookshelf,
small
writing
desk
and
chair,
bedroom
rugs,
trillte
lamp,
floor
lamp,
and
2
table
lamps.
Mrs.
Bernard
Lundahl.
Phone
Green
994.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Second-hand
bed
steads,
springs,
washstands,
bureau,
Perfection
oil
heaters,
160
pressed
brick
for
fireplace.
M
U
A..
A.
HAft
-
t-
1
.1-
-
have
same
by
calling
at
Dally
News
and
paying
for
this
ad.
WANTED
etc
Thr
TVim!nJnn.n7M
evnmm
'
held
since
war
began.
Free.
I
Booklet.
M.
c.
C.
Schools
Ltd.,
yinnipes
pidest
n
Canada.
No
agents.
it:;".
.
VQU
can
run
a
Home
Klndergar-1
ten
with,
our
help.
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute.
Wlnnl-petr.
Manitoba.
tf.
SALES
HELP
&
AGENTS
WE
are
now
appointing
spare
time
Christmas
Card
salespeople,
men
and
women.
.Two
sample
books;
one
with
fifty
designs
at
a
dollar
a
dozen
and
the
other
with
pyer
sixty
designs
at
two'
dollars
per
-;dozen.
Generous
commissions
Also
complete
line
of
boxed
assortments,
tags
and
seals.
rvARR'y,
tot,
sample
book
today.
Our
aim;
god
Values
and
friend-ty,
courteous
service
Premi
t
Art
Guild'
JSflUgfJWflW
-St,.
VV
WWF
im
UP
FOR
THE
DURATION
in
Canada's
Army
of
2,000,000
Regular
War-Savexs
Be
one
of
the
first
to
enlist
You
will
be
receiving
your
official
enlistment
blank
the
new
War
Savings
pledge.
Use
it
to
instruct
your
bank
to
make
purchases
of
War
Savings
Certificates
for
you
every
month
automatically.
Your
bank
looks
after
everything
for
you
sends
your
money
to
Ottawa
each
month,
and
the
Certificates
are
mailed
direct
to
the
registered
holder.
There
is
no
charge
for
this
service.
if
Here
is
an
effective
way
to
sent
and
a
sure
way
to
save.
And
remember,
too,
you
are
not
giving
your
money,
but
lending
it,
and
at
a
good
profit
to
yourself:
a
full
25
in
years!
So
watch
the
mail
tor
this
new
official
War
Savings
Pledge.
When
it
arrives,
use
it
to
Help
Smash
Hitler.
Additional
Pledges
are
available
at
your
bank
or
from
your
local
War
Savings
Committee.
Sign
up
nowl
'You
Serve
by
Saving"
INVEST
REGULARLY
IN
WAR
SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES
TEN
PINS
UNDER
WAY
C.
R.
D.
Ferris,
photographer
of
MUSICIANS
PROTEST
(
J
A
Buyd
of
Montrroi,
pr
s:-
the
British
Columbia
Government
dent
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
-'
U
Travel
Bureau,
in
the
course
of
a
LONDON,
S?pt.
21:
CP)-The
storage
Co..
and
Mrs.
Boyd,
aiter
eour
of
this
district
for
the
pur-
London
branch
of
the
Musicians'
'a
brief
visit
to
the
city,
sailed
last
pose
of
taking
moving
pictures
to
Union
has
protested
against
the
'night
by
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
ue
usea
m
connection
witn
tourist
aiemissai
oi
viounist
unaries
Kann
1
Vancouver.
extension
activities,
arrived
in
the
"wno
was
discharged
by
the
B.B.C.
Parkers
Wins
Over
Alley
Oops
But
,ty
0n
he
Prtnce
RuPert
Thnrs-
"in
the
,nterests
security."
Savoy
vs.
imperial
Completed
Oil
Not
perial
Oil
ran
Its
scores
at
which
Savoy
will
shoot
later.
High
average
3corer
was
McMeekln
with
175,
Individual
scores:
Imperial
Oil
1
Currie
147
Krlstmanson
145
Dungate
158
WANTED
Furnished
house.
3
to
Brin
H7
5
rooms.
Box
22,
Dally
News.
Low
score
(225)
AIler
Pop
.
1
,
.....
.
,
,
Jock
Bremner
....
96
LOST
cuff
128
LOST
Black
grip
(attache
case)
containing
clergyman's
robes
lost
somewhere
In
Prince
Rupert.
Vflll
!lnder
please
contact
R.
C.
!
II.
Durnford;
Dally
News.
(227)
PERSONAL
'
Johnny
149
Roy
129
Max
Asemissen
142
Total
644
S.
E.
Parker
1
D.
Wick
134
G.
Pearson
103
S.
Arllneton
119
NQW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
GET
A
Anderson
122
GOVERNMENT
Job
as
Clerk,
;
McMeekln
147
ru&unan,
jusipms
merit,
meno.
Total
1625
2
128
146
171
-130
2
92
99
114
134
124
563
2
166
142
114
178
157
757
3
112
109
157
121
3
107
101
102
122
178..
610
3
141
125
107
93
223
691
387
400
486
398
Mrs.
C.
Anderson
(nee
Nellie
Lawrence),
will
resume
VIOLIN
CLASSES
Theory
and
Harmony
OCTOBER
1
ELSIE
F.
HEAPS
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano
and
Theory.
Experienced
in
all
Grades,
A.T.C.M.
Successes'.
Special
Training
in
Beginner's
Class
Wcrfc
Phbne
BLUE
997
.Glasses
Open
September
3rd
295
328
365
385
441
370
340
398
524
wttjr
lugiib
uncr
uiivuig
spent
a
couple
of
weeks
covering
the
Port-
FATAL
LAND
MINE
land
Canal
district
rather
exten-
sively.
He
left
on
last
night's
train
SOUTHEAST
COAST.
Eng..
Sept.
for
Terrace
where
he
will
be
for
21
:
CP
Gunner
Patrick
Curran,
ty
of
seppnd-liand
lumber,
large'
e:d
th(,
seaMnrThUrSdav
nilht
e
"i?
I5W
d3ys"
returnto8
he
Dlovn
10
Pleces
when
he
plate
glass
store
door
and
hot
!el."Le
7
r.?y.i
t
Thursday
evening
to
sail
that
-trod
on
a
land
mine
despite
the
Helgerspn'
Ltd.
FOUND
(225)
FOUND
Brown
glove.
Owner
can
with
Parkers
winning
two
games
nlght
by
the
PrJnee
Rupert
m
hJj
waming
of
a
comrade.
air
furnacp.
Apply
W.
J.
Alder
or
to
one
over
Aney
Qps
while
Im-
return
to
Victoria.
Pat
Comiskey
And
Max
Baer
m
Chance
Against
Former
Cham-Chancve
Against
Former
Champion
In
Bout
Next
Week
JERSEY
CITY,
Sept.
21:
Pat
Comiskey
of
Los
Angeles
is
given
a
good
chance
to
win
over
Max
I
Baer.
formpr
wnrlH'
h.in.i.t.i
boxing
champion,
in
their
fight
nere
next
Thursday
night.
Comiskey
supporters
say
he
will
knock
out
the
former
champion.
':
Most
peop
ro
tne
classified
pds.
Do
you?
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Froprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rles
75c
up
90
Rooms
Hot
U
Cold
Water
Prtnce
Rupert;
B.C.
'
Pbontr
281
P.O.
Box
111
For
La
tiles
and
Gentlemen's
!
TAILORING
M.
t.
LEE
1
Second-hand
Suits,
Overcoats
Raincoats,
and
Working
Pants.
Bargain.
Cleaning,
Presi'nr,
Repairing
3dAv,
Phone
Green
SCO
P.OJ75
B.
C.
','JET"
STOVE
POLISH
SAVES
YOUR
TIME
"Jet"
Cleans
Hot
Stoves
in
Safety
All
B.C.
Stores
Furniture
Co.
New
&
Used
Furniture
1
WASHING
MACHINE
In
perfect
condition
6
RECONDITIONED
KITpHEN
RANGES
For
coal
and
wood.
From
4
RADIOS
Of
various
makes.
1
Special
12
RECONDITIONED
TYPEWRITERS
From
2
SESSIONS
8-DAY
CHIME
CLOCKS
At
:
Phone
BLACK
324
Next
Door
to
B.C.
Clothiers
22.95
26
10
39
12.95
22
10
45
9.95
New
Furniture
10
10
5.95
ZsTomalnut:lnlatKt
$2.45
8
COFFEE
and
RADIO
TABLES
jg
95
l
9.50
i
STUDIO
COUCHES
Can
be
made
Into
double
bed,
two
single
beds,
or
one
single
bed.
Of
the
latest
materials
In
rust.
wine,
brown
and
green.
Regular
$4100.
36.50
21
3-plcce
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES-
75
l
104
50
SPRINfi-FlLLEN
FELT
MATTIf
ESSES-Of
durable
ticking
and
0empat,crna;
17,50
tQ
22,95
7
2-TQNE
ALL-ENAMEL
KITCHEN
RANGES-
Jn
all
styles
and
sizes.
on
r
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to
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