It
IE
pjs.
ed
na
ris
tor
ar,
,en.
vrel
ant
iert
suit
are
Twenty
-Five
UNION
made
a
trip
around
ihs
harbor
and
visited
the
local
dry
dock
plant
Y-Onrc
tXCTCk
I
Ueuk
A,
O.
Forster
left
this
w
A
.wvr
I
mnrrin(T
for
V.inpniivr
prirrinr.p
tn
I
i.Ua
V.
A
(trill
n1rn
.-.
a
September
30,
1915
commission
In
the
Fifty-Fourth
Ross,
president
of
the
Mont-
;Batalllon.
Major
L.
Bullock-
.
wsrhor
Commission,
and
M.
weDster
ana
Major
r.
t.
Lucas.
327
3rd
Avenue
ajFif-1
in
amis
limsTraTTOyaiaW'
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T'SS.
CATALA
EVERY
TUES-
TJ3.S.
CARD
EN
A
FRIDAY,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:30
p.m.
D
Vancouver.
Thiirs.
pja.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient.
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
wther
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
1.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
fblrd
Ave.
Phone
56J
''aiii,,,,,!!!)
!
aaajaaW,fc'
vcrything
in
Novelties
t
At
Eva's
Novelty
!
SHOP
625
3rd.
Ave.
West
MISS
OLAFSON
A.T.CM.
Associate
Teacher
of
Miss
Way
Also
Royal
Academy
ol
London
Certificate
for
Harmony
PHONE
845
H
vou
hnvo
ni.:..F
aoti
u
finRn.fiee.
advertisement
thl.a
paper
will
soon
Let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
TMC
BEAUTIFUL
TUDOR
FIATI.
JUMC
PATTtRM
PICKLE
FOaK
NO
FltRCIO
FAITSY
siavca
ARC
MADE
BY
ONIIDA
COM
M
UNITY
tllVERIMITHSl
BOTH
THESE
LOVELY
PIECES-
OF
EIL.
VERWAME
ARE
HEAVILY
PLATED
AND
BACKED
BY
ONEIDA'
FULL
REPLACEMENT
6UARAN.
TEE.
NOW
VD
CAN
OET
THESE
WONDERFUL
OtFTS
AT
1
THE
RECULAR
RETAIL
PRICE.
Viewpoint
of
Farmer
By
II.
F.
PULLEN
ImLMMHtmMBku
'
at
i
th
m
irr
at
Li
J
Fennel)
T
Fauza
and
col.
La-
"vr
rvu,
.
.
h
eov2rnment
may
escape
members
of
the
board,
are
also
with
mat
oanauon.
a
other
infljlU
accordinK
to
w.
c.
Littie
Hot's
a
wonderful
opportunity
to
set
I
SKfthtnliM
certificate
worth
50c,
or
ll
to
on
the
purrtiate
of
a
Kftolifal
Tutor
Pint
Piikle
Fork
(reg.
alu
73c)
t
Putry
Server
(teg.
value
1
1
.JO).
Hrrt'i
All
You
Do.
Co
to
your
grocer's
a4
buy
3
packages
of
drlicioua,
Quaker
HM
Wheat,
Quaker
Pulled
Rica
or
Quaw
Corn
Hakes.
Sead
yotif
oierthaa.
h
certificate,
3
bo
tops
aed
required
taunt
of
tnoaeytoTheQuikerOauCo
ntetborough.
Oat.,
of
Sttkatooa,
Saik.
Coa
t
delay
go
to
your
grocer's
today.
'
(Ka'S'r!S',ii
n,einiiwwvMiM
v
nan
i
this
ad.
fiim
SALh'
FOR
SALE
Dining
room
suite,
!
beds
complete,
chairs,
etc.
Priced
for
immediate
sale.
Phone
Blue
801.
FOR
SALE
Vacuum,
radio,
con-goleui
$250-fur
coat
like
new
a
snap.
Armour
Salvage
Dock.
Phone
564.
(231)
FOR
SAL13
8-plece
dining
suite.
Phone
Green
962.
WANTED
WANTED
Experienced
general
must
be
good
cook,
no
other
need
apply.
Phone
775.
(230)
WANTED
Housekeeper.
Apply
610
6th
Ave.
W.
Suite
4.
(tf)
KOUMr
FOUND
Small
government
cheque,
1
Owner
can
have
same
by
calling
at
Dally
News
and.
paying
-lor
LOST
Light
grey
overcoat.
Phone
Green
783.
"JET'
STOVE
POLISH
(232)
SAVES
YOUR
TIME
"Jet"
Cleans
Hot
Stoves
in
Safety
All
B.C.
Stores
YOURS
FOR
30.
1940.
PAGE
FIVE
September
Monday.
THE
DAlI.YNEy7B
K
ACTRESS
AND
HUSBAND
AT
YOUR
GROCERS
iFURISGO
i
nrmo
vrxDi
1
t
(
WONDERFUL
GIFTS!
I
Ermine
Tailt
fr
Ear-ring
One
Gadget
of
Manr
in
New
York
Show
$m
Vmi
let
tht
Valaafcl
Cift
CarUfkat
FREE
w
"
W
packages
at
Duiker
Wkaat.
Qaafcar
rlf4
Rica
ee
Qua
Can
Flak.
IFHBJF
QUAKER
CORN
FLAKES
YOURS
FOR
ONLY
AND
3
BOX
TOPS
with
Merchandise
Certificate
ONLYirriC
ND
3
BOX
TOPS
with
Merchandise
Certificate
Accept
This
M.rvell.u.
Off
er
WMI.
It
I
Lasts!
WouWn'.youllik.
toget
SOcor
SI.uo
aDSoiuteiy
nvtt
"-
r;
-
merchandise
niic.ie
worUi
Oc
or
$1.00
oa
the
tuniryto
gt
i
DurckiM
of
the
valuable
ifi
ihowo
above,
whenvou
buy
3
PWe
S
deUdouVOuVk"
Puffed
Wheat.
Quaker
1'urfed
Rice
or
QuaEer
Cora
Flakes.
...
These
valuable
certificates
an
at
your
grocer
bow.
Act
"""T
as
hi.
offer
is
n..de
(or
.
limited
lime
ooly
ss
a
TuJtuot
Quaker
customers
and
to
attract
new
users
lo
these
famos
products.
Hare'
All
You
Do.
Co
to
your
grocer's
and
buy
J
r-ekagej
of
deli-douurUhiQ.erPuJredWiwit.Q
CoroJUke..ivd7c-.rii
lWofmone,toTteQkcrp.tsC
or
Saskatoon,
Saak.
for
your
choact-
.
gifts-
lhf
o
"
"
yoi,
wstpai
dVimmediaulJ.
Done
delay-
go
to
vour
grocer
today.
i
an
interesting
one.
On
It
they
keep
cattle,
Including
a
few
dairy
cows,
i
pigs,
poultry
and
horses.
They
grow
:
grain,
potatoes
and
vegetables,
;
Prince
Rupert
providing
the
mar
'
ket.
It
Is
easy
to
make
shipments
because
they
are
close
to
the
rallr
way
station.
The
first
I
saw
of
my
hoit
was
when
I
helped
load
a
fine
carcass
of
veal
on
the
train
from
which
I
had
just
alighted.
It
was
shipped
to
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Little
has
a
beautiful
uttie
rtvedhere
on
the
Prince
Rupert;
-
.
,Q
woodcock
whose
place
I
visited'
f
1
..
from
Los
Angeles,
w.
x.
uouy
or
ew
moming
j
ecenUy
Mr.
LUU-
tWnk,
C
l
.
l..
A,
iifun.
v.
.
.-
v...
twins'
tipr
In
connection
with
the
;
"
'
"
..
.
.
...
water
power.
Ma
oy
warn.
--"YZ'
Z
.."...
be
based
on
the
cost
or
prooucuon,
Wn.
f
fmm
t.h.
utile
farm
Is
tured
goods.
He
points
out
tha
the
1
TRr
.hU
mornir...
will
be
cre.
she
aUo
suppiies
the
Prince
Rupert
sent
at
the
tests.
"
marKet
wun
poiawes,
vegeiauics,.
ganlzatlon,
U
usuaUy
forced
to
sell
h
and
other
products.
she
has
al
.
,
.
.
......
1
L
m
1
flinn
If
I
nis
proauck
iut
itu
csa
sawn
n!ce
piace
wltn
plenty
of
opportun-1
WORLD-WIDE
S.A.
would
cost
to
produce
If
be
worked
,ty
or
development.
1
SYDNEY.
NJS.W.,
sept.
3u:
wi
umsn
nours
ana
cnargeo.
a
reaun-
cedarvale
has
a
post
ofrtce
and
Seamen
from
Madagascar
on
a
able
wags
for
his
time.
Many
men
slore
as
welj
as
a
statloni
Like
French
liner.
taken
over
by
lheJJrl-
,
who
are
protected
bjr
their
unions
yvoodcock
it
i
close
to
the
Skeena
tlsh
Admiralty
were
accommodated
are
-very
well
paid
for
their
work
mver
na
nas
a
wonderful
view
at
an
Australian
Salvation
Army
and
they
have
nine
responsiDimy
ct
the
mov-"(aini
on
b-Jth
sides,
host
el
whllo
awaltlne
transfer
here,
and
no
capital
Investment.
In
work-
npro
tha
river
belnz
the
famed
,lng
out
the
cost
of
producing
sucn
Seven
sisters
Mountains,
the
climb-i
DUTCH
MACHINE
GUNS
(articles
as
grain,
beef,
pork,
and
lng
cf
which
ftas
been
attempted!
SOMEWHERE
IN
WALES,
Sept.
vegetables,
allowance
should
be
twJce
by
Dr
Neal
carter
and
party.
t
30:
(CPt
Twin
machine
guns,
made
for
a
reasonaDie
raie
oi
m-
There
Is
a
small
native
village:
brought
from
Holland
and
manned
terest
on
the
capital
investment
as
across
tn;
river,
reached
by
way
of
by
members
of
the
Dutch
legion,
well
as
for
the
time
the
farmer
puts
,
a
ferryj
h-re
the
members
of
the
are
assisting
in
guarding
airdromes
In
when
working.
All
this
should
xomllnson
family
have
been
active
In
Wales
against
Nazi
bombers.
be
paid
by
the
consumer.
Such
a
,
In
iockmg
after
the
spiritual
needs
plan
would
get
rid
of
the
pressnt
of
ths
cominUnlty.
W.
Moberley,
a
NEW
ZEALAND
EXPORTS
disparity
between
the
income
of
the
(
veteran
of
two
wars,
married
Into
AUCKLAND,
N.Z.,
Sept.
30:
(CP)
fatmer
and
the
Income
of
the
me-
tne
xomllnscn
family
and
he
and
New
Zealand
will
supply
at
least
ehanlc,
the
railwayman
and
people
Mrs
Tomllnson
have
a
very
fine
P.i
nils
tt-hn
ha
been
.
there
fori.
DRILL
WEEK-ENDS
MELBOURNE,
Sept.
30:
(CP)
Formation
of
the
10th
Garrison
Battalion
for
home
service
In
this
metropolis
of
Australia
has
result
ed
In
large
groups
of
men
devoting
their
week-ends
to
voluntary
drill
parades.
LOST
!'
0ur
Famoa
Edson
.
II
COAL
Alberta
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
Nanaimo
Wellington
Coal
Bulkley
Valley
Wheat
and
Grain
SEEDS
and
FERTILIZERS
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phone
58
and
551
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
30:
(CP)
How
will
you
have
your
fur
thla
year?
In
big
or
little
doses?
At
a
price
of
a
P-r-l-c-e?
Would
you
care
for
an
albino
mink
coat
at
tOOOO
(very
rare)?
Or
will
you
spend
$1.95
for
a
hatpin
tipped
with
a
great
fur
pompom?
In
any
case,
the
be-furred
look
is
yours
If
you
want
It.
At
the
New
York,
fashion
openings,
fur
in
its
many
new
guises
Just
about
stole
the
show.
Tt
len't
Rurnrlsinz
to
find
that
fur
'
coats
In
all
price
ranges
are
both
(better
looking
and
less
expensive
than
ever
before.
The
trend
has
jbeen
in
that
direction
for
some"
(time,
what
with
improved
breeding
and
manufacturing
processes.
What
is
surprising
Is
the
great
originality
displayed
in
the
styling
of
furs.
i
Whoever
heard
of
a
sedate
little
(
!
cloth
suit
having
cuffs
of
flam-
boyant
red
fox,
or
big
clumpy
sports
(
shoes
in
leopard
skin?
And
how
would
you
like
a
silver
fox
head
for
a
handbag
or
a
black
Persian
lamb
coat
with
box
pleats,
of
all
things,
in
the
skirt
or
ermine
tails
for
ear-rings?
Most
all-fur
coats
have
a
little,
Most
of
them
have
Interesting
sleeves.
One
sleeve
Is
made
to
be
pushed
up,
Just
like
a
sweater
sleeve.
It'
a
great
fur
season,
an
Invita
tion
to
experiment
in
new
ways
to
gain
the
be-furred
look.
DOUBLE
Tooiti,c
Announcements
AU
advertisement
la
this
ctl-amn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
Zbv
a
word.
Ridley
Home
October
1.
eighteen
years
and
who
sends
his
October
11.
family
to
Prince
Rupert
for
their
High
School
education.
The
store.
Is
kept
by
Miss
Thompson,
who
Is.
also
postmistress,
the
late
W.
D.
Moxley
having
been
a
partner
In
the
business.
This
was
my
last
stop
on
this
little
holiday
trip.
I
found
everyone
very
obliging
and
courteous
and
enjoyed
every
minute
of
my
stay
in
the
valley
even
including
the
wagon
ride
to
Kltwancool.
CYCLING
IN
FAVOR
SYDNEY,
NJS.W.,
Sept.
30:
(CP)
Gasoline
rationing
together
with
room
'
a
strong
national
fitness
movement
(tf)
is
the
basis
for
a
campaign
encour
aging
return
to
cycling
ror
men,
women
and
children
in
Australia.
grocery
shower,
Orange
Bridge.
October
2.
Catholic
Bazaar
October
i
and
3
-
Tannic
AcanMatlnn
rlnnee.
Odd-
.
.
.,
,.
.
i
rrv,
n
....
.
V-VJ
-
120,000
tons
of
butter
to
Engiana
in
otner
nnes
oi
m.w.
garden
where
they
raise
nowers.ifeiiows'
Hall,
October
4th.
De
Car-
as
compared
with
115,000
tons
last
present
spread
is
much
too
high
vegetables
and
fruit,
many
newilo;s
orchestra.
Ticket
admission
50c.
season
and
107.000
tons
of
cheese
Mr.
Little
Is
convinced
that
the
kinds
being
tried
out
there.
It
Is'
In
comparison
with
84,000
tons.
.
protection
of
the
farmer
would
tend
,wonderfUj
t,wo
beautiful
well."
Presbyterian
Choir
supper
Oc-
...
to
improve
conditions
throughout
fcept
iawns
so
far
from
the
larger
jtober
4.
"
"
the
country.
centres.
This
Dlace
also
helns
to
:
-
-
MacKenzie's
Furniture
200
CURTAIN
RODS
"Klrsch."
Each
300
WINDOW
SHADES
30
In.
Cream
and
Green
aWBWw
The
nttlB
farm
at
Woodcock
Is
t,
n
o
Eagle's
Bridge.
October
9.
25c
95c
-
-
"
auJaJiy
(,4Uik.t;
tvuA
w
4
am
v
-
-
I
THa
cApHrm
I
In
rhfrir
of
J
I
Rebekah
Dance.
Oddfellows'
Hall
Lutheran
Bazaar,
Metropole,
12.
Orange
Bazaar,
Metropole
October
16.
Hall.j
4
United
Church
Supper,
Oct.
17.
Queen
Mary
Dance.
October
18.
Navy,
Auxiliary
Tea.
October
19,
Legion
Hall.
i
iP.
T.
A.
ber
25.
14.
Telephone
Bridge,
Octo-
Saivatlon
Army
Sale,
Nov.
fl.
Anglican
Bazaar.
November
7..
Sonja's
Bazaar,
Moose
Hall.
November
8.
Presbyterian
Bazaar
November
Hospital
tea
and
dance,
ber
15.
Novem
Phones
18
&
19.
P.O.
Box
575
Natives
!
See
Us
Far
Your
WINTER
SUPPLIES
Our
prices
will
please
you.
The
quality
of
our
goods
wiU
satisfy
you.
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
Ann
Harding,
ash
blonde
star
of
the
American
screen,
is
with
Werner
Janssen,
com
poser-conductor,
her
husband.
Delightful
Shower
For
Bride-elect
Guyan
presented
the
bride-to-be
with
a
beautiful
basket
filled
with
many
lovely
gifts.
These
present
other
than
the
hostesses
and
the
guest
of
honor
noM
Vfro
AT
Mlte'nell
'
Mrs
M.
collar
and
a
little
less
shoul-MrSt
William!,..
more
Aiex
Guyan
and
Mm.
Mis
Ole
trand
Mrs
ivirs.
J
j.
mis.
uie
.wtracnan,
-irana,
der
r
than
than
thev
they
hnrl
had
la.it
last
vear.
year.
1
ti.
t
r.
T
Munro,
Mrs.
R.
R.
Duncan,
Mrs.
Hoaor
Of
Miss
Dorothy
a
;H
B
Eastman
Mrs
w.
DeHnLng.
wakle
Mrs.
Victor
Pick,
Mrs.
G.
Gtddes,
'Mrs.
O.
Smith.
Mrs.
E.
Walker,
The
home
of
Mrs.
Alex
Quyah'Mrs.
V.
Menzles,
Mrs.
G.
Howe,
was
tne
setting
01
a
very
pretty
Mrs.
J.
Mccreisn,
Mrs.
J.
uonnery,
miscellaneous
shower
In
honor
of
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moorehduse,
Mrs.
W.
Miss
Dorothy
Wllkle
who
Is
to
Robertson,
Mrs.
D.
A.
MacPhec,
marry
George
Geddes
at
an
early
Mrs.
A.
Roriild,
Mrs.
J.
Dozney,
date.
Mrs.
Guyan
and
Mrs.
Wll-
Mrs.
R.
R.
Strachan,
Mrs.
S.
Currle,
Ham
Geddes
were
Joint
hostesses.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Morln,
Mrs.
W.
Good-A
pleasant
evening
was
spent
sell,
Mrs.
A.
Murray.
Mrs.
W.
B.
playing
bridge,
the
winners
being
Cook,
Mrs.
J.
P.
Allan,
Mrs.
C.
H.
Mrs.
Agnes
Murray,
Mrs.
R.
Flntey,
Mrs.
J.
L.
Macintosh,
Mrs.
Morln
and
Mrs.
W.
Goodsell.
At
R.
B.
Morgan.
Mrs.
E.
Wllkle,
Mrs.
midnight
delicious
refreshments
M.
Vlereck,
Mrs.
F.
Ellison,
Mrs,
were
served
after
which
Miss
Pat
J.
Geddes
and
Miss
Pat
Guyan.
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