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EVENING
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ARRIVED
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new
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a;
id
Dinner
Frocks
are
gmno
examples
of
the
"Wiic
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fashions
you
wain
for
important
eveninrs
Fluttering
chiffons.
ni;t..
shadowy
marquisettes
,,ivp
you
a
wide
selection
oi
all
that's
new
and
smart.
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POUR
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SATURDAY
OCTOBER
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SERVICE
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AVE.
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to
Hcil'oroncr's
Plione
BLUE
907
TOO
GOOD
TO
MISS
Any
way
you
look
at
it
the
RCA
VICTOR
RECORD
PLAYER
DEAL
is
too
good
to
miss
!
Here's
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You
Get
For
Only
$16.95
The
new
improved
Electric
Record
Attachment
(value
$16.95),
And
$5.00
worth
of
Records
(our
own
choice
from
the
complete
RCA
Victor
and
Bluebird
catalogue
of
recorded
music).
Actually
this
$5.00
worth
of
Records
costs
you
nothing.
RCA
Victor
Record
Player
can
be
attached
to
any
radio
plays
records
through
your
radio
with
greater
brilliance
than
ever
before.
Everyone
can
enjoy
thesr
modern
musical
instruments--and
who
doesn't
want
$5X0
worth
of
new
records,
especially
whea
they
don't
cost
you
anything.
Only
RCA
Victor
Makes
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NO
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FOR
A
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Rupert
Brand
SMOKED
BLAC
Prince
Rupert
K
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
COD
British
Columbia
Waterfront
Whiffs
Prince
Henry
Scores
Naval
Victories-Salmon
Pack
Biggest
in
Years.
captured
in
the
southern
Pacific
Prince
Henry
was
a
worthwhile
component.
When
tne
day
came
of
steady,
monotonous
patrols
in
the
Pacific
The
Pacific
Ocean
despite
its
sprawling
thousands
of
miles,
is
"home
waters"
to
British
Columbia's
seamen.
1
VVitn
the
marking
of
"Navy
Week,"
unuer
the
sponsorship
of
the
Navy
League
of
Canada,
British
Columbians
j
will
be
able
to
mark
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy's
successes
;
in
"home
waters"
with
as
much
pride
as
they
feel
for
i
the
navy's
work
in
the
Battle
of
the
Atlantic
and
in
the
Battle
of
and
e
chum
Pack
50221
'Britain.
All
Canada
knows
of
the
cases
M
aSaitlst
5S18
cases-
first
prize
of
war
made
by
a
Canadian
warship.
She
was
the
German
merchant
ship
Weser,
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capl.
John
Eoden,
arrived
in
port
at
.
o'clock
this
morning
fiocn
th,
.
tu
II:
1
ak
""4-
uu
"
IC"
after
a
warning
shell
across
her
turn
to
Vancouver
and
bows
had
brought
her
to
a
sullen
waypolnts.
stop,
and
a
boarding
party
from
.
,
,
Canada's
armed
merchant
cruiser
MTo
pa
a
V1fl
f
PAion
Prince
Robert
had
swarmed
up
the
proff
uof
extns'V?
Pr"
her
side
and
taken
control
above
fam
f
shipbuilding
which
is
un
-
,nrt
hnlnir
Hpr
-ontnrA
J-r
V
the
local
plant,
G.
A.
McMillan,
of
the
Prince
double
victory
for
the
Canadian
manager
navy,
for
not
only
did
they
lessen
Hitler's
merchant
fleet
by
a
very
valuable
unit,
but
they
added
this
ajuable
unit
to
the
merchant
.
ivy
which
is
Great
Britain's
lifeline.
All
Canada
does
not
yet,
however,
know
of
another
double
victory
by
a
Canadian
armed
merchant
cruiser,
in
this
instance
K.M.C.S.
Prince
Henry,
sister
to
II.M.C.S.
Prince
Robert.
In
one
day
Prince
Henry
Intercepted
two
German
ships
as,
after
a
long
period
of
skulking
in
a
neutral
South
American
harbor,
they
endeavored
to
run
the
blockade
imposed
by
Rupert
dry
dock,
armed
in
the
on
he
Prm?e
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver.
Percy
Hudson
sailed
this
morn
ing
on
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver
He
was
to
have
taken
the
powe:
cruiser
Kavema
from
here
tc
Ocean
Falls
for
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergln
ut
the
vessel
blew
up
and
burned
last
Sunday
morning
at
the
floats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club
when
about
to
leave.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Rapt.
s-
Grav-
northbound
from
rh
pm..
n,i.
f
which
'
"
"
Vlnniuis
trs
CI.
I
1
.
course
of
a
regular
Alaska
voyage
-
f.
omL
arrived
in
port
at
11
o'clock
this
TY1
m
ri
111
in
(T
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f
f
irwvt
-TV
tVA
tViA
Pi-vil
omifK
'
An
II
111
1
w
at
the
bottom
of
the
Pacific
Ocean,
"IT"'"
",c
.
,
'
7"'"
fr
into
which
they
had
sunk,
ablaze
"p.e
lV,ars
e
SChdUled
cal1
from
stem
to
stern
after
their
;
.m
had
v,here
next
Wednesday
afternoon
set
them
afire.
And
the
closing
qf
the
day
saw
H.M.C.S.
Prince
Henry
on
patrol
once
more,
this
time
with
half
a
hundred
or
more
German
seamen
held
as
prisoners
of
war.
So,
In
briefest
form,
the
tale
of
cne
day's
effective
blow
to
Nazi
hopes
given
by
a
ship
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
The
full
tale
yet
southbound.
awaits
release:
it
is
a
story
of
sea-
KITKATLA,
Oct.
25
.--Construe-
deserves
a
page
of
Its
own
in
the
aallam
history
the
Royal
Cana-
Kitkatla
Chief
Building
House
Village
Down
Coast
Is
Being
Put
in
Readiness
for
Another
Winter.
r
.7:
""T
tion
ana
renovation
work
is
in
progres.s
here
as
the
village
is
be-
true
satisfacLlcn.
,tnn
.
"ONE
NIGHT
IN
TROPICS"
Music,
Comedy
and
Romance
Combined
in
Picture
at
Capitol
First
of
Next
Week.
A
fast-moving
and
colorful
romantic
comedy,
"One
Night
in
the
Tropics,"
coming
at
the
first
of
next
week
to
the
Capitol
Theatre,
combine
popular
music,
hilarious
comedy
and
romance.
Story
of
the
film
presents
Allan
Jones
as
a
young
insurance
man
with
Robert
Cummings
as
his
best
pal.
Cummings
is
engaged
to
marry
Nancy
Kelly,
but
his
ex-girl
friend,
Peggy
Moran,
proves
a
stumbling
block
to
the
marriage
plans.
Romantic
mix-ups
which
ensue
when
Jones
s.ells
Cummings
a
million-dollar
"love
insurance"
policy
provide
the
basis
for
numerous
comedy
complications.
Jones
sings
in
effective
style
three
of
the
five
Kern
numbers
which
comprise
the
musical
score.
Bud
Abbott
and
Lou
Costello
inject
hilarious
comedy
into
every
scene.
Mary
Boland,
Leo
Carrlllo
and
William
Frawley
are
importantly
cast
and
deliver
their
usual
bright
performances,
and
others
who
appear
are
Nina
Orla,
Richard
Carle
and
Don
Alvarado.
Jones
sings
"You
and
YourKist."
"Simple
Philosophy,"
"Your
Dream"
and
joins
a
singing
ensemble
in
the
"Farandola."
The
latter
provides
the
theme
for
a
huge
and
colorful
production
number
in
which
Vivian
Fay,
noted
ballerina,
and
The
Theodores,
famous
dance
team,
provide
thrilling
specialties.
Both
the
Misses
Kelly
and
Moran
make
singing
debuts,
the
former
singing
"Your
Dream"
and
t.ie
latter
"Remind
Me."
High
School
Dance
be
a
series
of
dances
for
students1
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
was
held
last
night
In
Odd
Fellows'
Hall.
The
event
was
appropriate
to
the
Hallowe'en
season
and
the
hall
was
attractively
decorated
in
black
and
gold
with
intr
r.uf
in
fr
o.v,
streamers
and
drawings
fashion-
dian
Navy
is
writing
for
itself
with
ter.
Principal
buUdl
ng
undertak-ed
by
the
art
das8
Abollt
HO-
Vj
J
,
;
'
i"W
a
new
six-room
residence
Jr"
""".-
presented
as
one
days
work,
does
for
Chief
Counclllor
MaUhcw
Hm
i
Dancing
was
in
progress
from
the
story
do
justice
to
the
trem-
until
A
new
r00f
u
be,
t
d"8
p.m.
midnight
with
excel-
endous
task
so
willingly
and
so
other
,
mad
tol
th
lent
music
by
Mrs.
Jean
DeCarlo's
capably,
undertaken
by
Canada's
house.
Thfi
vU1e
uZ
Orchestra.
seamen,
umaaas
seamen
could
:pIant
lg
M
repaired
i
In
tne
cours!
tell
of
days
and
nights,
stretching
repairea-
!
Principal
W.
W,
into
weeks
and
months
r
riw
wnar
enmo
innaart
inHnnA
"
T-t
.
1
1
x
.
of
the
evening,
C.
O'Neill
made
EVEN
WITH
WAR
ON!
,a
few
sultable
remarks.
William
Bond,
nresident
of
the
?;fa?:
Ld"yS,When,
I1
Watson,
31.'
was
sentenced
to
hang.
Student8'
Counc11'
s
master
of
-
w.uu6c
ui
nuuk
w
uring
when
convicted
of
murderins
his
cemn
ana
uordon
to
an
apparently
empty
w;,mn.
,.,
v...
,
"JL
A",
wood
and
Bill
Hunter
nrMiriH
nt
0,w..
i"wtu,
vifiumac.
fhnn
.
i
c
l
...
uencicus
rprrpnTYipnT.
wirn
however,
has
never
relaxed
and,
garden
"
3
3
d
with
Miss
Veri
Der
kiark
m
uum
ui-
in
sturm.
me
uana-
;
directing
this
important
feature.
uau
navy
nas
Kept
tne
seas
so
that
the
seas
shall
be
free
of
the
WHEN
IT
STARTED
I
Vrr
nrnvnAr.
,t
J
j
I
enemy.
Bringing
heme
a
prize-
of
"
n
A!,V":
"l
TJ
iwar
is
most
satiafaatorv.
hut
i:hr
A"
"
is
a
4..
in
th.
J
sum
a
,i
o.
c
o.
iana
The
only
prime
minister
of
Enpr-
not
a
native
of
the
British
knowleds
thai
th
mr.
.".
""on
uni-
i$ies
was
Rt,
ty
n
1875
patrols
which
led
to
such
capture
have
been
well
and
efficientlv
performed.
The
West
Coast,
too,
has
seen
another
phase
of
the
Navy's
work
the
projection
of
its
own
coast
line.
British
Columbia's
coast,
wltli
its
Indentations
and
Islands,
hidden
bays
and
sheltering
points
is
a
naval
problem
in
Itself.
The
islands
have
a
coastline
of
3,980
miles;
the
mainland
a.
coast
line
of
i,5ao
miles,
or
a
total
or
5,560
mlie3
over
which
to
keep
watch
and
guard.
The
Navy
tackled
the
problem
and
the
coast
Is
secure.
The
British
Columbia
coast
sal
mon
pack
in
1941,
totalling
1.795.-:
189
cases
up
to
a
couple
of
weeks
ago,
was
the
heaviest
in
many
years.
It
compared
with
1.225.158
cases
which
was
the
pack
for
the
I
year
1940.
The
Skeena
River
pack!
of
363,455
cases
was
the
larzeat.
since
1936
when
369,353
cases
were!
put
up.
The
Naas
River
pack
was
35,694
cases
compared
with
24,944
cases
In
1940
and
39,336
cases
in
1939.
The
Skeena
sockeye
pack
for
tlie
current
season
-was
110,332
cases
compared
with
132,407
cases'
last
year;
the
spring
pack,
5,891
cases
compared
with
7,253
cases;,
the
steelhead
pack,
2,207
cases
asj
against
124
cases;
tne
enho
pack'
120,903'
cases
as
compared
with
60,621
cases;
the
pink
pack
13.901
cases
in
comparison
with
89,591
N.
B.'s
NATIVE
SON
We've
sot
to
fight
to
defend
our
leisure.
Hon.
Andrew
Bonar
Law.
born
at
Rcxton,
N.B.
That's
why
I've
enlisted,
CAPITOL
A
FAMOUS
PIATIRS
THIATR
tot
j.
0
?
L
flAV"
NEVER
T(iO
LATE
WINDSOR.
N.S..
October
25
(I
rvVlifliff
"Ja-"u
eiieaici.
o,
nas
been
lielighttul
Attairiiekdf
T,h.
,a
comPltaentary
a
:
Hir.
ticket
to
the
annual
county
exhibition.
One
Hundred
and
Fifty
Young
'
Folk
in
Attendance
at
Event
!-..,-
in
Odd
Feilows'
Hall.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
first
of
what
Is
planned
to
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
AND
MININO
MACHINERY
All
Types
of
Oas
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
For
Your
.
.
.
Hallowe'en
Novelties
...
go
to
the
VARIETY
STORK
330
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Red
120
pmtnrasaxBiHsa
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attention
LADIES!
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arrived.
New
shipment
of
HO
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Prices
to
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s50,il00
Remember
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is
good
G0LDBL00M
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Finest
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salmon
canning
company
with
an
all-the-year-round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert,
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BEGINS
FOU2IA
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p..
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in.
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Also
Merry
Melodic
and
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In
the
Orchard"
ENDS
TODAY
Complete
Shows
1:00,
3:05,
5:10.
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and
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