faoz
rouji
EYES
Licence
for
NumounU
Full-rue
t
-
.mes,
The
Newest
i.i
Eye-Wear
JEWELER
Hospital
Tag
Day
On
Today
EYES
Expert
Optical
Service,
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelery
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
Max
Heilb
CHAS
DODLMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Phone
261
for
Appointment
roner
DIAMOND
.MERCHANT
yisit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Fine
China,
Glassware
and
Novelties
was
prevaiung,
me
omen
s
niu-
Nortran
PPCgv
LarM.
Evelvn
Bus
FOLLOW
THE
LEADER!
The
Parade
of
Fall
Coats
Leads
to
Peoples.
FUR
TRIMMED
SPORT
c
0
A
T
S
The
season's
most
Important
styles.
Designed
In
the
style
centers.
Selected
by
style
experts.
A
large
and
varied
selection
awaits
jyour
approval.
j
i
LUXURY
PLUS
i
HI';
That's
what
we
call
our
new
selection
of
Fall
and
Winter
Coats:
"Luxor.
Plus."
And
yd'uH
agrfee
when
you,
see
thent,
.
Every
coat
richly
lined
and.
waYntiy
ihtenedT
Price
ranges
that
will
meet
your
approval."
Mail
Orders
Promptly
rilled
Open
Saturday
Night
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
3
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
5
THIRD
AVE.
Next
to
IleHbroners
Phone
BLUE
907
"Time
Out"
A
new
Radio
Program
for
you-
Arranged
by
R.C.A.
Victor
Sponsored
by
McRae
Bros.
(Commencing
Sept.
21st)
Prince
Rupert
-
580
KC.
Tune
in
every
Saturday
At
6:45
p.m.
Station
C.
F.
P.
R.
.
HEAR
"TIME
OUT"
and
be
sure
to
take
Time
Out
to
See
and
Hear
the
Superb
New
RCA
Victor
Globe
Trotters
setting
the
pace
in
round
the
world
radio
reception
at
UNITED
SERIVECS
HUT
IS
CARRYING
ON
(Continued
from
Page
One)
A.
has
a
latest
model
16mm
pic
ture
and
sound
camera
and
each
Wednesday
evening
he
gives
a
lull
;
length
picture
show
of
the
latest'
feature
releases,
consisting
of
nuu
lengui
screen
proaucuon,
jusi
'the
same
as
one
would
see
in
any
j
theatre.
This
program
Is
usually
I
opened
with
a
sing-song
by
the
!
pjn.'
daily
Including
Sundays.
From
Hut
(Apart
So
much
for
what
goes
on
at
.
wiM-.
-
-
-
-
the
hut.
In
addition
there
is
also
j.
u.
Aionson,
Mrs.
a.
inury.
a
considerable
amount
of
work
Mrs.
j.
w.
Kicnous,
airs.
a.
a.
mu-back.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
Mrs.
Lang,
the
Misses
Ruth
Walton,
Barbara
Teng,
Mary
Baker.
Eleanor
Barber,
With
favorable
weather
condl-!
Marie
Boulter.
Audrey
Hunter,
Irene
F
TBI
DAILY
MEWI
Saturday,
September
21
154)
Waterfront
Whiffs
Halibut
Fishing
Has
Week
To
(I
Modern
New
Freezing
Plant
at
Namu
Not
Much
Doing
in
Deer
Hunting
i
j.m
H
n.nA'ran
ratrh
te
nn
frnm
.ThutVo
everTfrom
'
.
wthc
ishinS
ason
having
less
than
a
week
10:30
ajn.
to
11:00
pjn.
and
the,"
go,
naimui
lanamgs
at
rrince
uuperi
ior
i:hu
up
io
fuu-time
staff
consists
of
steward,
and
including
yesterday
had
reached
a
total
of
16,040,819
Bill
Lamb
(Toe
h.)
Norman
Mc-,
pounds
as
compared
with
14,912,700
pounds
at
a
corres-
Sre
ISgaLnDlata
Pndin
date
Iast
yean
The
Canadian
total
for
this
year
and
a
voluntary
staff
of
women
is
6,059,219
pounds
and
the
American
9,981,600
pounds,
helpers
supplied
by
the
various
-iSt21b?fwSi
ta
charSe
the
editing
of
the
ganizations
in
the
city,
who
takejsWOTbIy
nter
than
the
6,630.400
charge
of
the
kitchen
and
canteen
Pounds
la
year
while
the
Amerl-
:new
DOOIS-
8.282
JUU
i
hnn
nir
ceaenn
Whil
vvniie
Iho
me
rfeer
aeer
pounds
in
1940.
indications
now
,
"
nr
that
th
MCTeratA
landing
at
b
Pen
th
Pt
couple
!
Prince
Rupert
In
1940
wiU
run
about
th
do
n
appear
to
9
million
,nrs
In
Prs
nf
a
nave
oeen
a
great
aeai
oi
acimiy
vnr
am.
During
the
week
endine
50
far
on
the
Part
oI
,ocal
nlmrods.
"ru"r'c
;p,tPriflndinatPrinrenUDert
More
and
more
Prince
Rupert
S
S
.totaUM
SVunaof
wWch'hunters
seem
to
be
changing
their
foru
this
SiTuJlde
wryHcJeS
aa
'
ttom
deer
to
bird
hunting.
ork
is
pounds
was
from
Canadian
?
cTrief
ouf
222-1
U
and
364,000
pounds
from
:
However,
a
few
parties
have
been
American.
Prices
the
week
out
with
m.xed
success.
Ewen.
Monday
night
he
takes
his
during
picture
show
to
Barrett
Rock
Fort;
continued
at
a
steady
and
satlsfac
Effi,2iLSlJj
y.
Jean
McAfee
and
Patricia
Love
'Tuesday
to
Frederick
Point,
Thurs-,
tory
level
despite
the
fact
that
a
Hospital
is
holding
a
tag
day
today;
,
.
day
to
Dundas
Point
and
so
on.
good
deal
of
the
fish
has
been
going
with
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
as
general
con-
and
Geor&
Good
and
Bob
Crulck-
Qn
he
fe
tat0
co!d
storage.
For
Canadian
yener.
The
following
are
assisting
shank.
SSSXL
helped
by
the
Padre
who
will
al-
halibut
the
high
price
of
the
week
Salmon
Fishing
Closes
Salmon
fishing
of
all
types
Including
trolling
will
be
closed
as
from
next
Friday
In
the
Skeena
ways
be
found
where
there
is
work
'was
11.9
cents
and
8
cents
received
!
River.
Lowe
Inlet,
Butedale
and
to
be
done.
by
the
Dovre
B.
for
40W0
pounds
!Beua
000,3
areas-11
was
announced
.
.
trvfov
at
tha
Tirtmlnlrm
TTcVtnrlci
..4fu.
.iLi.ii.
i.
j
il.
M
-
n
"i
uuum
iw
auueuc
gajnes
sucxi
ana
lue
low
iv
cents
ana
o
cenw
,
v
"
?
a
jeofthaii.
hats,
hails
nnrf
Vn.ttt
itrhirh
Via
ja
Rairor
Vvmiia
onri
office.
The
Nans
River
and
Queen
frrKiiw
Km-k
AfA
ri
ttt
ij
r
I
Phflrlnttp
Tsland
arpfi
will
rpmain
;
auvimmmm,
uviowiiuw,
VkV.,
1UUU1CI
XIX
HC1C
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a.am
m.u;h
4
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a
u..
t
been
supplied
by
Y.
M.
C.
A.
funds,
17,000
and
20.000
pounds
respective
to
the
various
detachments
on
ly.
For
American
fish
the
top
bid
duty
outside
the
city.
Indoor
;
0f
the
week
was
113
cents
and
8
games
and
playing
cards
have
also
cents
which
the
Excel
was
paid
for
-been
supplied
by
the
same
source.
27,000
pounds
and
the
low
10
cents
It
is
intended
during
the
fall
to
and
8
cents
which
the
Bolida,
Gla-organlze
a
sports
committee
and
cser,
Sprays
and
Omaney
received
start
a
basketball
league
composed
for
2iMQ,
JfOOO,
29,000
and
40,000
of
teams
representing
the
various
.
pounds
respectively,
units
so
that
competitive
games'
can
be
arranged
during
the,
winter;
open.
Fishing
Just
lately
has
been
poor
on
the
Skeena
River
and
the
number
of
gillnetters-
there
has
now
dwindled
to
a
mere
sixty.
Inverness,
Cassiar!
Carlisle,
Claxton
and
Prince
Rupert
canneries
are
still
In
operation.
j-
i-.
trill
tn
thp
Ma7.!arfn
T.nlro
flth
1aH.
T
Iar
work
to
1933
and
com-'
der
north
of
Stewart.
He
will
be
re-
As
a
side
M
line
k,
hich
u
the
stew-
.
b
Dr
H
N
BrockleSby
andlturnlnB
to
the
city
next
week,
It
is
9rn
otrnnc
t
in
Vive
crvaoO
t
mn
J
i
-.-i
j
Dr
-
p-
Denstedt
of
the
Prince!
J
parcels.
of
magazines
and
period!-
,
cau
are
made
up
and
sent
out
to
"uperi
nsnenes
txpenmenwi
sta-
j
THESE
GUNS
GO
the
crews
of
the
naval
examining
tion.
a
400-page
book
entitled
"The
LONDON,
Sept.
21:
(CP)
An-boats
and
the
forts.
Industrial
Chemistry
of
Marine
clent
British
and
French
guns
on
The
Hut
is
run
solely
for
the
n-.M...i-.
'ii-...
iTower
Hill.
ouL:ld
thp
tw
nf
benefltrof
fighting
forces
stationed
.
..
.
.
.
.
'London
are
to
be
broken
un
for
L
in
the'PrincRunert
area,
it
u
ence
Ttip
of
Canada"
has
been
J'L!"1
mpporttd
entirely
by
voluntary
published
by
the
Fisheries
Research
old
and
are.from.old
wooden
'
funds
and
-voluntary
effort.
,
i
Board
of
Canada.
Dr.
Brocklesby
ships.
-
'
:
;,
,
A
CHA!LEGE
CANADIANS
EMERGENCY
CALL!
From
the
shores
of
our
Motherland
comes
an
appeal
for
help
which
no
true
Canadian
can
fail
to
heed.
While
we
live
in
comfort;
death
.
drops
on
that
embattled
island.
The
need
for
Red
Cross
assistance
is
urgent
Our
sons
and
brothers
are
over
there.
On
land,
at
sea,
in
the
air,
they
face
death
daily.
We
must
be
prepared
to
help
them
when
they
are
sick
or
wounded.
Red
Cross
help
is
needed
on
behalf
of
soldier
and
civilian
alike.
Hospitals
and
hospital
equipment,
surgical
supplies
and
dressings,
ambulances
and
X-Ray
equipment
will
be
needed.
Overnight
the
need
nay
become
so
urgent
that
lives
may
be
sacrificed
if
help
cannot
be
sent
at
once.
Never
before
has
there
been
so
great
a
need
for
Red
Cross
assistance.
.
This
challenge
to
humanity
must
be
answered.
Give
to
the
Red
Cross.
Give
to
the
utmost
NOW1
EMERGENCY
CALL
FOR
$5,000,000-
COMMENCES
SEPT.
23
CANADIAN
RED
CROSS
'
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r:
COMEDY
AND
ADVENTURE
"Daytime
Wife"
And
"Cisco
Kid
And
The
Lady"
At
Capitol
I
Theatre
Tonight
i
"Daytime
Wife,"
romantic
com-1
edy,
co-scarring
Tyrone
Power
and
'
Linda
Darnell,
and
"The
Cisco.
Kid
and
the
Lady,"
an
exciting!
adventure
picture
of
the
old
southwest
with
Cesar
Romero
in
the
title
role,
comprise
what
should
be
an
entertaining
double
bill
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
after
noon
and
evening.
"Daytime
Wife"
tells
of
the
romantic
goings-on
of
a
husband
who
goes
whistling
under
the
wrong
balcony.
Full
of
gaiety,
wit1
and
charm,
the
story
goes
on
to
an
intriguing
situation.
Featured
In
the
cast,
in
addition
to
Power
and
Miss
Darnell,
are
Warren
William,
Binnle
Barnes,
Wendy
Bar-rle
and
Joan
Davis.
"The
Cisco
Kid
and
the
Lady"
is
the
latest
adventure
of
the
Arizona
outlaw.
Marjorie
Weaver
and
Vir
ginia
Field
provide
the
romantic
Interest
opposite
Romero
whose
first
venture
It
Is
in
this
role.
There
is
plenty
of
excitement,
adventure
and
comedy.
Others
in
the
cast
Include
Chris-Pin
Martin.
George
Montgomery,
Robert
Bar-rat,
yirginla
Field
and
Henry
Green.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
Sept.
21,
1915
Greece
asked
for
150,000
British
and
French
troops
as
a
condition
of
her
intervention
on
the
side
of
the
Allies
In
the
I
Frank
Warne
of
the
local
Domin-PaiKan
"are-up.
uuigaria
mowuz-i
lion
Fisheries
office
Is
on
his
annual
j
troops
to
attack
Rumania,
one!
oi
tne
Allies,
uniisn
Degan
Dcm-
n.u
ujj-LCf-uaic
revision
OI
a
Simi-!"
r
"
iSnrHmenf
front.
of
Loos
on
western1
I
Am
W
i
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1
1
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.TV
I
LiiLLJ
m
I
TONIGHT
ONLY
IN
SANCTUARY
CANTERBURY
B
CP
The
Archb;
:
bury
wr-jte
in
n.
etce
that
if
an
a.
is
sounded
duiu
?
,;
the
congrc;at
.
i
,
either
to
lea-.,
or
2
Complete
Show.;
.jr
TYRONE
POWER
"Daytime
Wife"
With
LINDA
DARNELL
(At
8:13
a:
d
:
I'
riujt
-CESAR
ROMERO
in
"THE
CISCO
KID
AND
THE
LADY"
'At
7
mm:
9
loining
won,
Tue
t
V1VIKN
LEir.n
in
"WATERLOO
RRIDfJE
With
ROBERT
TAYLOR
i
TiMMfTWrriiTifi
1
1
ii
m
DOUBLE
WnW
Complete
Line
of
Lumber,
Sash
and
Doors,
Cement
and
Insulating
Material
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RAILWAYS
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
Thursday
11:30
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River.
Trains
Leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
the
EAST.
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Air-conditioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
For
Fares,
etc.,
fall
cr
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Vancouver.
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EVERT
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DAY,
1:30
p.m.
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p.m.
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Vancouver.
Thurs.
pjn.
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Vancouver,
Monday
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Convenient,
riease
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Optometrist
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Bank
Bldf.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
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