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AVE.
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7th,
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with
Canadian
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Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent
-
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
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for
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DAY,
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p.m.
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pan.
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Monday
nan.
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Convenient,
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at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
If
you
lose
anythinjf,
advertise
for
it,
-ffljfo
DEMOCRATS
ARE
SAFE
Upper
House
Elections
In
31
States
Cannot
Put
Republicans
In
Majority
The
Senate
of
the
United
States
has
95
members
who
serve
six-year
terms.
One-third
of
the
Senate,
or
32
members,
comes
up
for
re-election
each
two
years.
The
additional
four
seats
at
stake
this
year
represent
vacancies
that
occurred
since
the
1938
elections,
vacancies
that
were
filled
by
appointments
pending
the
election.
It
Is
virtually
Impossible
for
the
Democrats
to
lose
control
of
the
Senate
as
44
of
their,
members
do
not
have
to
contest
their
seats
this
year
and
two
others
are
not
opposed
by
the
Republican
party.
A
majority
is
49.
While
the
Republicans
cannot
hope
to
get
control
of
the
Upper
House,
they
are
concentrating
upon
increasing
their
present
standing
of
23
of
whom
15
do
not
have
to
run
this
year
and
upon
defeating
certain
key
Democrats.
Parties'
Nominees
For
the
35
places
to
be
voted
on
next
month,
the
Democrats
have
named
,34
candidates.
Senator
Hiram
Johnson,
California
Republican,
won
the
other
Democratic
nomination
as
well
as
the
Republican
and
Progressive.
Republicans
have
chosen
33
Senate
candidates,
leaving
uncontested
the
seats
of
Harry
Byrd
of
Vinrln'a
and
Charles
Andrews
of
Florida.
The
other
candidates
are
made
up.
of
seven
Communists,
seven
Socialists,
four
Socialist
-
Labor,
four
prohibition
and
one
each
of
Fanner-Labor.
Independent,
Progressive.
Labor
Socialist-Workers.
Constitutional
TnHenorirlonf
Snin
M.wvf
..v.t.w,
wnutMC
Deal
and
Industrial
Government.
Twenty-seven
present
members
of
the
Senate
have
won
re-nomination,
including
19
Democrats,
six
Republicans,
one
Progressive
and
one
Farmer-Labor
(Shlpstead
of
Minneapolis
as
a
Republican).
Four
sitting
Democrats,
Burke
I
of
Nebraska,
Holt
of
West
Virginia,
King
of
Utah
and
Ashurst
of
Arizona,
and
one
Reoublican.
Frazler
of
North
Dakota,
wefe
defeated
for
renominaUon.
Four
retired
voluntarily:
Donahey.
Demo-Icrat.
of
6hl6:
Schwellenbach.
Democrat,
fcf
Washington;
Gibson,
Republican,
of
Vermont
and
Hale.
i
Maine,
Republican.
J
i
The
governors
trying
for
the
ISenata
:
ate.
i
Cochran
of
Nebraska
I
and
'Aik4
of
Vermont.
Former
governors
In
the
running
are
Nicel
ui
jviaryiana,
Benson
or
Minnesota
and;
Langer
of
North
Dakota.
J
Representatives
Barton
0f
New'
York,
Murdock
of
Utah,
Wallgren'
of
Washington
and
Lem'ke
of
North
Dakota
are
also
Senate
nominees.
Of
the
35
seats
at
stake,
25
row
I
arc
held
by
Democrats,
eight
by
Republicans
and
one
each
by
Progressives
and
Farmer-Labor.
The
eenate
standing
is:
69
Democrats,
!
a
uepuwicans
and
one
each
of
Independents,
Farmer-Labor
and
Progressives.
There
is
one
vacancy.
Among
the
best
known
senators
seeking
re-election
are
Arthur
,Vanderburg,
Republican,
Michigan;
Burton
K.
Wheeler,
the
Montana
Isolationist
-
Democrat;
Key
man.-
Democrat
of
Nevada,
the
administration's
right
hand
man
in
xoreign
policy,
Albert
(Happy)
Chandler,
Kentucky's
former
Democratic
Governor;
Joseph
Guffey,
Democrat
of
Pennsylvania,
and
Robert
M.
LaFollette,
Wisconsin
Progressive,
Talked
Out
Of
Turn;
Will
Do
Three
Months
Brought
here
Friday
night
from
Surf
Inlet
aboard
the
provincial
do-
TBI
DATET
rTKWl
ARE
LESS
DAMAGING
JACK
BENNY
IS
IN
WEST
Home
Office
Leaflet
Gives
Instances
Popular
Entertainer
Starred
in
Pic-
Where
Nail
Bombs
Might
i
ture
now
showing
at
Capitol
Have
Done
Worse
I
Theatre
...
-
ntJAn
anrnhi
1
inwnnu
rw
)
(rpir.m!in
"buck
Denny
xviuca
6...,
fea-
ture
picture
on
the
screen
of
the
bombs
are
causing
lass
damage
and
a
t-n
r
Vt
a
f
1tCT
hair
less
loss
of
life
than
might
be
ex-
apiwi
"
;
,
tells
the
story
of
a
of
this
week,
Office
pected.
according
to
a
Home
harmless,
inoffensive
radio
per-factories
leaflet
on
emergency
protection
In
former.
Pyed
by
Jack
Benny,
who
"It
is
generally
imagined
that
in
'
JJ
"J"d
the
case
of
a
direct
hit
the
building
"2,
"2L
-
and
its
occupants
are
doomed."
the
leaflet
stated.
"This
Is
not
sup
ported
by
the
from
a
study
of
recent
air
raid
damage.
"There
have
been
many
cases
of
light,
50-kilogram
(about
22
pounds)
long
Cassidy.
With
the
aid
of
Andy
evidence
obtained
Devlne,
Benny
u
enabled
to
pose
as
a
rancner
oi
uie
iiu
ouim,
pays
Andy's
cowhands
to
take
the
Dart
of
bandits
so
that
he
can
put
them
to
rout.
Everything
works
out
well
until
Benny,
who
hates
horses,
Bomos
uewnaung
on
we
win
cor-,,
forced
tQ
mount
one
of
the
anl,
rugated
roofing
of
single-storey
mals
for
a
r0Und-up.
His
perform-factory
buildings
with
little
dam-
the
show
ance
on
horseback
gives
age
other
than
to
the
roof
covering,
but
he
accidentaiiy
redeems
and
with
very
slight
casualties.
jhlmself
when
genuine
bandits
ap-"Similar
bombs
detonating
on
the
1
pear
on
the
scene.
Benny's
sup-floor
of
the
shop
removed
the
floor
porttng
cast
include
practically
all
covering
over
a
wide
area
but
did
the
members
of
his
radio
program
surprisingly
little
damage
to
ma-
mciudlng
Phil
Harris,
AndyDevlne
chines.
One
heavy
bomb,
250
kg.
d
men
Drew
in
the
feminine
(about
110
pounds),
exploding
on
ieacj
the
floor,
caused
only
local
damage;
Tne
picture
is
based
on
a
story
to
machines
and
personnel.
by
Arthur
Stringer,
the
well
known
"There
Is
very
little
danger
of
Canadian
novelist.
"
serious
structural
damage
from
a
,
..
near
miss.
Very
heavy
bombs,
500
n
,
kg,
(about
220
pounds),
falling
U
0113.
LCgcUlOIl
corrugated
iron
walls,
did
no
more
i
than
strip
the
sheeting
from
steelwork."
it
llce
boat
R.M.L.8,
Michel
Lutgen
ap-fj
pearea
oeiore
stipendiary
Magistrate
Andrew
Thompson
In
provincial
police
court
Friday
night
and
was
sentenced
to
three
month's
Imprisonment
under
the
Defence
of
Canada
regulations
for
having
made
statements
derogatory
to
the
war
effort.
Lutgen,
with
other
prisoners,
was
taken
to
Oakalla
Saturday
evening
aboard
the
Cardena
in
charge
,of
Constable
Lance
Potter-ton
of
Ocean
Falls.
NAVAL
PATROL
SHIP
SYDNEY,
NJ5.W.,
Oct.
22:
(CP)
Specially
equipped
for
submarine
warfare,
rninesweeping
and
other
purposes,
one
of
the
13
naval
pa-!
trol
vessels
being
built
In
Australia
Jor
'the
British
admlraltv
hasl
seeu
J&uncucu
MIX,
s
AUSTRALIANS
IN
CANADA
MELBOURNE,
Oct.
22:
(CP)
the.
i
TIP
Send
-T1
I
vovr
remittance,
with
number,
tank
and
name,
and
unit
of
the
soldier
overseas
to
SWEET
CAPS,
P.O.
Box
6000,
Montreal,
P.
Q.
Burns
Documents
The
leaflet
urged
that
water.
el-!Br,tlsh
Idiomatic
Representatives
ectriclty
and
gas
services
be
dupll
cated
to
prevent
complete
stoppage
of
work
by
a
bomb.
Preparing
For
Sudden
Departure
Frdm
Bulgaria
The
Australian
News
Letter
points
owlng
to
the
Ba,kans
out
that
arrangements
have
been
maae
io
ensure
mat
Australian
pilots,
observers
and
gunners
training
in
Canada
will
fully
retain
their
Australian
Identity.
SOFIA,
Oct.
22:
The
British
legation
to
Bulgaria
is
reported
to
have
prepared
its
secret
documents
for
burning
In
view
of
the
possibility
of
being,
suddenly
withdrawn
they
one.
the
imminence
of
Bulgaria
falling
under
axis
control.
usually
can
find
them.
Send
the
boys
SMOKES
FOR
CHRISTMAS
Packages
should
leave
Canada
early
to
ensure
delivery
before
Christmas.
A
greeting
card
shott
ing
sender's
name
is
enclosed
with
ach
parcel.
$1.00
sends
300
SWEET
CAPORAL
or
WINCHESTER
cigarettes
or
$1.00
will
send
either
1
lb.
of
OLD
VIRGINIA
pipe
tobacco
or
1
lb.
of
SWEET
CAPORAL
FINE
CUT
(with
Vogue
papers)
to
Canadians
serving
in
C.A.S.F.overseas
only.
'2.50
sends
1,000
cigarettes
to
an
Individual
or
unit.
COUGHS
&
COLDS
Ormes
Horehound
and
Honey
50c
Kcxall
White
Pine
and
Tar
25c
and
50c
Kcxall
Bronchial
Syrup
50c
Ormes
Ltd.
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Pioneer
Druq&tets
The
Rexall
Store
Phones
81
&
82
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
p.m.
and
7
to
9
p.m.
....
JW"!MHm10J5iKH
Try
(tf)
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
3
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
Jam-,
es
Findlay,
Is
due
back
In
port
at
2:30
this
afternoon
from
Stewart!
and
other
northern
points
and
will
sail
soon
thereafter
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
Indian
Agent
James
Gillett
is;
due
home
tomorrow
morning
from
a.
trip
to
Metlakatla
and
the
Naas
River
on
official
business.
He.has
been
away
on
the
departmental
cruiser
Naskeena
since
last
Hugo
Kraupner
has
sold
his
boat
"Odd"
to
Henry
C.
of
the
local
drydock
staff.
Hundreds
of
people
try
a
"spot"
in
the
Daily
News
classified,
column
and
get
good
results,
(tf)
j"wfry,
octets
to
u.uui
and
WED.NESD.7
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and9:o
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