r
:
r
i
?.r.
:
-
was
1
THINK
1'U
TAKE
A
LITTLE
GIN
I
KITCHEN
CUPBOARD
v
ilkt-lv
'
be
thv
"It
COCKTAILS
00D
gin
and
simplicity
VX
arc
the
foundations
of
success.
You'll
find
the
makings
ia
your
cupboard.
Remember,
wherever
gin
is
called
for,
Burnett
s
is
just
that
much
letter!
Gin
Rickey
2ou.Bl'RNETT'S
London
Dry
Gin
1
or
of
the
juice
of
a
Lime
Ft.
"
vrer
one
rube
of
ice
In
AuA
glut.
Almost
611
ti
-r
;
rhillt!
fx!
a
wntrr
and
i.lhrvUMBtlunallranf
Royal
Fizz
2
;
Bt
RNUTT'S
London
Dry
Gin
lot
Lemon
Juice
1
whole
Smrtra
la
tut
(about
on
ttuponn
of
r;u
hk
wU
th
,re
"I
"aia
medium
liied
tumbler,
44
tlUc
-.ottkd
M1
water.
rtDEIUTlON
OF!
BRITISH
EJtriKE
AND
U.S.
i
in
THAT
SUITS
ME
TO
THE
tONT
SAy'GlN'BOYS,
say'surnett's
Burnett's
is
that
much
better
LETTER
LONDON
DRY
',
...
S2.3Q1
40ati.
$3.40
enTiLus"
aotttto
r
eiiTn-uim
C8poatioh
umitid.
wematau
lit
Itf
W4
S
L
.
.
.
Zi
U
A
;
1
UJMLsisiig
WHITE
SATIN
U.o.
51-40
niidwrOsement
1
uo
publiibed
or
duiayeu
oj
u.e
Lmuur
couuoi
bonru
uf
oj
tne
ooverumeni
.
nf
HrltUh.
(".nliimhU
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Just
say
"Three
Two
please."
Just
say
"Three
Two
please
tVintcrht'a
trull,
due
tfOID
thf
vw
Cast
at
11
o'clock,
wu
rporia
nis
afternoon
to
bo
on
time.
Stan
Mortals
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Miss
Dorothy
Ballinger
Is
sailing
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Forman
re-
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
turned
home
yesterday
on
the
trip
to
Vancouver.
j
Prince
Rupert
from
Edmonton
and
.
.Vancouver
Tony
Bussanich
returned
home
.on
the
Prince
nupert
yesvtruay
Mr.
ana
jvirs.
&.
ukmuiuS
I
from
a
trir
to
Vancouver.
last
evening
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Dance
at
the
Metropole.
Saturday
9
p.m.
Scandinavian
music
by
request.
Music
by
Bob
Townsend
and
Mike
Colussl.
(228)
nn
thpir
return
to
Premier
aner
a-
aVihi-
Rlraitphnl
returned
to
the
visit
here
with
Mr.
Cladding's
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yester-
mother,
Mrs.
Gertrude
Smith.
day
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Local
Firms
Get
Supply
Contracts
Albert
Farrow,
steamboat
In-
Orders
Are
Given
by
Department
spector,
alter
spending
the
past
ment
of
Munitions
few
days
here
on
omciai
auues,
-.til
coil
hv
fVi
Trtnrj
R.uDert
to-!
nTTW
Rpnt
!S:
Orders
have
W
v...
-
r
t
-
j-.-
night
on
his
return
to
Vancouver,
been
given
to
Prince
Rupert
firms
ior
material
Dy
me
uepanmeiu
ui
Gus
Oottred,
district
supertn-
Munitions
and
Supplies
as
follows:
tendent
of
Canadian
National
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.,
Telegraphs,
arrived
in
the
city
$23,400;
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.,
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
$7,665.
from
Vancouver
in
the
course
of
.
an
inspection
trip,
proceeuuig
East
on
last
night's
train.
Farewell
of
Gyro
.
pi
i
4
il
Club
WUD
to
10
Another
AnOtner
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrcok
was
an
ln'erestlng
speaker
today
at
tne
regular
weesiy
ivukuvju
vii
chP
Prince
Runert
Rotary
Club.
The
president,
Dr.
Neal
Carter
was
in
the
chair
and
there
was
:;
Member
'Doing
Bit'
la
fair.
attendance
of
members
with
As
a
token
of
friendship
and
'several
guests.
good
wishes,
the
Prince
Rupert
,
.
oyro
Cluo,
at
its
regular
weeKiy
I
TAX
SALE
luncheon
yesterday,
made
a
fare-
well
presentation
to
Croft
Brook,
The
annual
Tax
Sale
of
lots
on
one
0f
the
popular
members,
who
acccunt
of
taxes
being
delinquent
s
about
to
leave
to
take
up
a
will
be
held
in
the
Council
Cham-
naval
commission
In
war
service.
k.r,
rlh?
Hall
ITiil'nn
StrBpt.
at
TVwo
nraomtallmi
rtf
a
Hcarptto
1(19)
V.WJ
.
-
w."
-
u.w.
"
10
am.
Monday,
September
30th,
n?hter
with
the
Gyro
emblem
wasj
1940.
Home
Nursing
Classes
Being
Formed
Here
Considerable
is
.
(229)
mad.
bv
the
nreF'dnt.
G.
A.
Hun-1
lr.
'"n
behalf
of
the
club.
S3ntl-
rnfn's
suitab'e
to
the
occas'onl
wre
express-d
and
Lieut.
Brook
rrvlied
amronrlilv.
Lieut,
andj
Mrs.
Brock
will
sail
on
the
Prin-AdslaUs
Frldav
n'.";ht
fori
Vpncouvcr
enroute
to
Halifax.
The
president
also,
bespokg
pup-rt
of
the
members
of
the
Gyro
SM..K
V,
T3nA
neff
.nmnilirn
being
now
n
progress
and
invited
the
of
a
tendency
to
view
Russa
sen-
However,
wouia
mvoiye
"".
mifllife,ted
in
the
classes
of
home
v,
camMlen
committee
to
call
tlmenUlly-either
it1
wast
regarded
Russ-a
and
ttize
wouw,
come
in
Jlurslng
lnstruCtton
being
organ-
on
the
membership
for
assistance
:as
tsr.-ibly
baa
or
w.noiy
gw.
snuwuuwu
lzed
ln
connection
witn
activities
if
neccssary
d
trom
PHge.Qne)
.
;the
program
of
Russian
commun-
Stalin
ana
meir
respev-wve
p
of
0anadlan
Red
cross
Society
The
shaker
at
next
week's
Gyrt
.
-.iba
iim
inn
snnaKcr
ODUieu.
,un
nv-
Prince
ennr.
unrvprt.
Some
Komn
ioriv
forty
or
or
.
.
-
'
....1Li.,jj
.i..j
,w,i
of
ihi
nntnfcm
that
Russia's
tnr
RoyatiNuvyK'
'
rTrir
cau
J-TSTL
,
Ions
tim
Cant.
PhuWhai
xn
bovri
unaouuiwiij
uc-
vv......-..-.
-
-
d
that
"nbthlng
1
fired
wai
a
mg
a,ta
cosuy
'
Utwern
Germany
and
Great
Brl-
from
the
scene.
tu
:he
sorry
chapter
:a-
is
brighter
and
lain
in
which
bsth
sides
would
bej
()nljr
Qne
choice
the
work
of
the
:-n
out
m
th
RussVa.
without;
.
tictlon
to
the
alms
oImc
nt
of
sinae
August
15
fljhtinj,
would
be
able
to
inherit
Counler
-A.,.
t
.r-i.
frv
us
warld
revolution,
theeo
"Eanzstcrs"
must
come
and
-ir;i,'n
v!,H
hon
tTip
lar.:
tnir
KUJSia
wami-u
w
fHinoiit,
tr
s.
i
Quick
vic'ory
for
Ger-
f
r?
'
v
"
it
""VP
ho
i
ir
w
rjrir..
ail
uermany.
which
would
make
th:
iw
p.rituh
Reich
siren
iter
than
ever
ociore.
a
v,
rf
ntr-
it'
wLt
al'
to
'h
ln'--"t
cf
Ru3-
-
w-
a
toi
a
thit
Gemrrv
sh;uVd
n-t
w'n
r--.
m
ih
tri-
th'-
v-ir.
Tn
s-?it-
of
th1!
r
?vf
rr-m"
but
"benevr)r?
n-vil
Air
F-tc-
n
rh'co
-tewcd
as
th.?
greatest
event
of
f
h
ras1
tw
ywrs
the
starting
-f
BrV'sh
Commonwealth
and
the
Un"-'i
S5aV?s
to
get
Prrether.
"Th-.
my
oiJnlcn.'
he
dc--lH
"""'ll
frunt-rha'ancT
many
r.u.Ulitv
0(
mra
'Wot
which
jtv
naopenca
on
-
Oe-manv
dunne
thf
th
w-rpt
a"'1-
of
th?
s-ale."
The
fs-f-.nvh
and
first
ywr
of
war.
mrau
"t,
cV-.
Jhuw
.
.
i
Y.
....
llnr
rv-
l'
i..
Tlr
U
l
.J
ui.n
'
t
'1
1
o.
'
t
.
.
liny
rn-l'hS
"
naariri
it'
":
v
7
i
u,
i-
..
.
-a
seemed
.
..
.t...
turn
th-i
r-1
lin
aTO
miTht
hive
"
-1
Vm
,"a.F,KC
,'t'
.
.,
Hi..mnwmnr
lnronrrivabte.
had
r?y
wii
nave
on
and
it
h-vdVo.
Muah
mc
along
that
w
)uia
D3
iae
ia
say
rTL,u
-ii'
.
.
i
iny
'nr
rtT
iipr
it.
wu
ii'i1
r
"
"iv
ios
dropping
discusslcn
I-
,m
W.
n-iil.l.
II
.UlauktlifM
:,,s
get
-....
.V;
r'
".L
,
the
UnHM
tM,
Nrrh'ng
can
ston
It
'Uiienng.
"Nevcrtneiess,
texpeciea,
wuum
"v..
Suea
c
,9nfi
and
nn
v
numerical
crtualltv
direction
oi
u
ora,
--
Rfl,h
we
shou,d
do
,!
"in
nvvrtolri
fHom
V
rnr
rfiniroi
OI
UIC
Miu'"
..
.
diplomatic
front
there
and
Africa.
Germany
was
greatly
1
'ib
incrrasinclv
en-
r
rtii
Tr.
was
a
mystery
Thrri
th
war
might
be
,
.
.
u,i
.
ninns
as
long
.
.
.
:
j
now
bug
iiuu
bu"-
-
n.
ttussia
apptiarea,
.
.
riddlP
of
this
war.
Im'as
she
nad.
'"
'rv
thnrp
was
too
much'
Control
of
the
Mediterranean,
CANADIAN
RATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Steamer
loaves
VRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
Thursday
11:30
p.m.
calling
at
an
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.,
Call
cr
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
TIHKD
AVE
PHONE
2G0
Agents
for
Trans
Canada
Air
Unes
democracies.
Within
-J
-,-.
(vi
hetri'fwn
ith
whol"
Commonwealth
and
ths
nr!h!m
should
be
allowed
to
wv'h'KT
to
f!"
Tl'tc
its
coming.
It
v.'Ml
b-
th?
foundation
of
a
new
world
.""vernmiMit.
w
we
nave
hnvf
uuijr
rmlv
two
.u
choices.
We
down
one
by
one
as
the
nations
of
Europe
have
done.
'
The
wors"
thing
we
can
do
is
to
keep
alive
silly
differences,
(alking
about
whether
the
United
States
or
Great
Britain
won
the
last
war
or
why
United
States
did
not
come
into
this
.war
sooner.
We
do
not
have
to
fall
in
love
with
the
people
ofrtthe
United
States.
Did
serted'
his
belief
that
there
wasj
no
rwmn
to
be
dLscour
Jred
:u
about
ouuuv
4u
ft,.ro
of
the
strussle
between
muuse
iu.
niM
of
the
western
free
Votld
as
opposed
to
the
people
of
j
the
slave
world.
There
wasa
large
and
appreciative
gathering
at
the
dinner
over
.
"AaV
tj
a.
which
.Mm
E;
M.
tan,
presut-m
14
Canadian
Club.
I
in
Rupert.
club
lunch.eon
will
be
Normah
so
prospective
students
have
so
McEwi
6f
bn
Young
Men's
far
been
enrolled.
Miss
E.
D.
christian
Association.
Priestley
R.
N.,
local
public
health
nurse,
Is
in
charge.
Announcements
All
mdvertlaemfnU
tn
ttri
co
imn
will
be
chanted
for
i
fnii
month
t
JN.
""fd
Rebekah
Tea
for
Canteen,
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan's,
26th.
Oddfellows'
Dance
September
27.
Ridley
Home
October
L
come
beeaun
grocery
shower.
Catholic
Bazaar
October
and
3
lt,
ik
turned
-----
m.rH
to
rn
n
a
I
-'I
Th.'re
RTF
a
a
Wt
mil
today,
wjuay.
vat'k.
oapt.
j
Association
dance.
Odd-
of
immediate
German
dschred
'
only
UnUed
Qctober
4th
De
c.
,n
lh
war.
First,
he
s'-t-l
;.nd
"x
British
self-
lo's
Orchestra.
hestra
Ticket
Tlcket
&Amlm
admission
50c.
50c.
?a
on.
German,
naa
r.n-:
r
.
-
-
p,
x
b.ev,
,here
w,n
be
...
.
.
t
l-
tt11
noVAf
,
ii?
air
war,
however,
lav
ever,
"my
oom.on
Brtt,h
Presbyterian
Choir
supper
October
4.
Orange
Bridge.
October
2..
Navy
Auxiliary
Tea.
October
19,
Legion
Hall.
Rebekah
Dance.
Oddfellows'
Hall
.
.
(JCtooer
e
11
must
either
stand
tosethcr
or
go
Lutheran
Bazaar,
Metropole,
October
12.
United
Church
Supper,
Oct.
17.
Queen
Mary
Dance.
October
18.
Son
la's
Bazaar,
November
8.
Salvation
Army
Sale,
Nov.
0.
Anglican
Bazaar.
November
7
occupW
the
chair
and
suitably,
Hospital.
tea
and
danrev.Novem-
nrknowledged
the
address
u-i
io.
Presbyterian
Bazaar
November
i
i
Orange
Bazaar.
Metropole
Hall,'.
.
.
.
i
October
16,
ft
D
r
t
oVfti
"JET"
ftiirtr
a
BOUILLON
IjUDtO
STOVE
POLISH
SAVES
TOUR
TIME
"Jet"
Cleans
Hot
Stoves
in
Safety
All
B.C.
Stores
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
.
Zarelli
Froprietoi
"A
UOSIE
AWAX
FROM
HOME"
It'.es
75c
up
nu
Room,,
Hoi
it
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phnn
281
P.O.
Rot
IM
CLEARANCE
SALE
We
have
a
dozen
fine
FUR
COATS
from
last
year's
stock
ranging
from
$125
to
$200
ln
regular
price
to
clear
at
Only
$50
SATURDAY
ONLY
New
stock
of
fine
new
Fur
Coats
and
other
fur
apparel
arriving
on
every
boat.
G0LDBL00M
Tk
nl,i
iti-ll-ihlo
I1-
"'"-t
1
Vm'Tili
i
WITT
HTTHHTI"
Has
Many
Uses
in
Cooking
and
Creaming
As
a
whole
milk
"At
in
place
of
cream
TO
MOVE
in
baby's
bottle
C
MUSEUM
Owing
wo..,,
to
restxiitlcn
-
on
thj
Rupert
museum
this
year
was
con-
siarablv
'.--ss
than
th?
cmnu';
vpar.
The
total
for
the
summer
was
1518
and
the
result
was
a
loss
to
com
by
the
l..t
-
O0
CiA
rsv
4VlA
CM.
.
f
AQB
THB9
"
TOT
DAIEY
SCWB
v1t
I-
LJk
.
ft
riM
U
ACANADIAN
fw'jr3t
PRODUCT
factory
result
so
far.
A
committee
was
appointed
to
deal
further
with
the
prcblTn
of
securing
suitable
premises
so
that
the
museum
may
be
available
to
visitors
next
season.
It
was
pointed
out
that
this
.
institution
Was
a
decided
attrac-
Present
Quarters
No
"wableOw-
n
Ins
to
Being
Unsafe
for
Crowds
tn
,h.
,,
Those
present
at
the
meeting
were
ui.
aai
ii.
mai-
number
allowed
to
assemble
at
one
M
t
B-
oibscn,
Rev.
W.
time,
th?
aven!ance
at
the
Prince
E
Ccll!son.
H.
F.
Pullen
and
the
custodian.
W.
J.
Aldir,
a
former
member
of
the
board,
was
also
present
os
a-
guetf
and
was
wel-
presldcnt.
IW
IllUStfUIU
Ui
ink
wi
ovw
j
son's
operations.
This
was
reported
,
"
B00ST
C0STS
OF
WASH
by
the-custodian,
N.
L.
Jones,
to
n
ct
ofl.
irnl
T
the
board
Tuesday
at
a
meeting
I
r""'
WS'
the
m
dst
of
Nazi
alr-ralds
comes
presided
over
by
Dr.
Neal
Carter,
of
Increased
laundry
Mr.
Jones
also
reported
that
the
prediction
lectures
given
b"
Rev.
W.
II.
V
In
London.
Already
up
10
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proved
Just
as
popular
rercen
over
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tln.
another
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ne
ever
Considerable
time
was
spent
tag
:
io
higher
costs
for
soap,
fuel
dlscutng
the
future
of
the
mus-
and
wrapping
paper.
-urn
and
particularly
th-
question
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housing
as
tiie
board
had
been
WOMANS
iwFVTinv
INVENTION
'nformed
bv
the
city
engineer
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
26:
(CP)
hat
no
visitors
will
be
allowed
Mrs.
WaV.er
C.
Crawford,
formerly
to
use
the
museum
building
next
a
radio
script
writer,
has
Invented
year,
It
being
condemned.
Already
and
ra'"ntfd
a
magnetised
doll
fieveral
buildings
in
the
city
have
mac
wm
noia
ininps
in
us
nana
been
examined
but
without
satis-
and
pick
up
objects
from
the
floor.
WHEREVER
YOU
LIVE
A
Boys
A
and
GlliS
li
I
l
A
BRITISH
MADE
BICYCLE
Throughout
British
Columbia,
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
genuine
British-made
Bicycles
(and
other
prizes)
will
be
given
to
winners
of
this
contest.
These
are
arranged
so
that
whether
you
live
in
the
w'fy
or
the
country
you
have,
a
fair
chance
of
winning.
7
BICYCLES
will
be
given
throughout
British
Columbia.
LES
Start
now
to
collect
lids
from
the
3
sizes
of
"Squirrel"
Brand
Peanut
Butter
TINS.
Each
lid
counts
100,
300
or
800
points
according
to
size.
Prizes
will
be
awarded
on
points.
Each
lid
adds
to
your
total.
Collect
all
you
can.
An
earfy
start
means
a
good
finish.
Contest
now
on
closes
Jan.
31,
1941.
Instructions,
telling
you
how
to
send
the
lids
In,
will
be
given
later.
COLLECT
"Squirrel"
Brand
LIDS
A
lid
from
No.
1
Tin100
points
A
lid
from
No.
2
Tin300
points
A
lid
from
No.
4
Tin..800
points
THESE
ARE
THE
UDS
TO
SAVE
Lids
from
No.
1,
2
or
4
TINS
only,
whether
they
have
the
signature
of
the
Squirrel
or
the
white
lids
printed
with
the
number
of
points
they
all
count,
ASK
MOTHER
TO
GET
"SQUIRREL"
braTd
PEANUT
BUTTER
This
has
been
the
favorite
Peanut
Butter
in
the
homes
of
Western
Canada
for
over
25
years
every
nut
Is
selected
for
goodness,
roasted
and
ground
to
perfection;
and
the
quality
never
changes.
Ask
mother
to
keep
a
tin
of
"Squirrel"
Brand
in
the
pantry
always!
It's
Easy
to
Win!
Be
sure
to
save
the
lids
from
the
empty
No.
1
,
2
or
4
TINS
In
your
own
home
ask
your
friends
to
save
theirs
for
you.
The
larger
the
lid,
fhe
greater
number
of
points
it's
worth.
A
British-made
Bicycle
Is
well
worth
working
hard
for.
CANADA
NUT
CO.,
LTD.
689
Hamilton
Street
Vancouver,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUBS-
T.S.S.
CAKUENA
HUDAt.
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver.
Thurs.
vja.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purihaae
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Inform
aciou
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
i.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phonn
$M
For
Ladies
and
Gentlemen's
TAILORING
m-
t.
lee
Second-hand
Suits,
Overcoats
Raincoats,
and
Working
Pans.
Hartal1".
Meaning.
Pressing,
Kepairing
SdAv.
Phnne
Green
9G0
P.0.975
CENTRAL
HOTEL
STEAM
BATHS
Make
AppointuirnlN
200
Itnoms.
5V
and
up
Also
CENTRAL
APARTMENTS
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
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