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Clock,
Jewelry
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Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
BASLMENT
STOKE
for
Fine
China,
Dlnnerwarc,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties.
MAX
HEILBRONER
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
FOR
A
GREATER
"DEGREE",
OF
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Rupert
Mens
&
Boys'
Store
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Lad
Only
One
Dozen
$40.00
Coats
Left
Regular
Trice
$125
to
$175.
ALL
FOXES
AND
COATS
25
OFF
Over
One
Hundred
to
choose
from
Your
Credit
Is
Good
g
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DINETTE
SUITES,
CHINA
CABINETS,
LIVING
ROOM
TABLES,
BABY
HIGH
CHAIRS,
PRAMS
AND
BABY
SWINGS,
SIMMONS
BEDS.
See
Our
Windows
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
BUY
-
the
NEW
VICTORY
BONDS
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PRINCK
Htl-FltX
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Cl.
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COLUMBIA
V
1
1
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
New?
that,
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
Bame
.8
I
SPORT
CHAT
A
Bristol
.magistrate
many
years
ago
told
Eddie
Hapgood
that
unless
he
curbed
an
urge
to
boot
a
football
he
would
find
himself
In
serious
trouble.
The
admonition
followed
a
two-shilling
fine
for
breaking
a
lamp-post
glass.
But
frightened
as
Eddie
was
at
finding
himself
In
a
police
court,
he
could
not
resist
the
u.ge
to
fool
around
soccer.
It
was
the
same
Eddie,
now
a
memoer
of
the
famed
Arsenal
.,
who
captained
Englam.
earn
against
Scotland
In
the
first
.nternational
cf
this
season
which
.ceuued
in
a
scoielevs
draw
at
London's
Wembley
Stadium.
It
was
he
32nd
time
sines
h:
first
wa
ao.cn
for
an
International
side
v.nc
years
ago
that
the
fleet
foi-
ard
skippered
an
England
team.
sTiat's
a
record.
The
Wembley
natch
alro
was
Eddie's
Hist
International
and
broUght
htm
within
one
of
Bob
Cromplons
complete
mark
of
42.
Eddie's
total
is
made
up
of
13
pre-war
Internationals
against
British
sides,
17
against
European
clubs,
and
11
wartime
Internationals.
In
addition
h;
captained
England
in
tiro
Jubilee
tames
in
1935.
He
has
been
playing
big-league
soccer
for
15
yean
and
followers
say
he's
good
for
naiy
more
seasons
because
"he
vsfs
his
head
to
save
his
tecs."
The
Wembley
International
Maximum
crowd
of
75.000
there
vould
have
been
more
but
the
TOllce
wouldn't
allow
it
conUi
'j
I'd
a
gate
of
t92,00u.
Except
for
'xpenses.
the
full
receipts
were
ut?d
ntnmj
war
charities
Scottish
officials,
as
in
the
past.
efused
to
a!lw
their
players
to
nuTered.
contending
the
pub-Mc
needed
no
utstance
In
identl-"ying
them.
The
Football
Astoeia-
'Ion
whose
players
made
uo
Enz
land's
team,
have
been
converted
'
t
f
te
numbering
of
players.
Errand's
men
wore
numbers
on
the
back
of
their
white
shirts.
Sport
has
contributed
approximately
$2230.030
to
the
British
rd
Crora
Fund
since
the
outbreak
of
war.
the
Red
Cross
Sports
com-
I
mlttee
announced
football
contrl-buted
more
than
$163j000
or
that
amount,
while
rugby
and
cricket
each
provided
more
than
$0,000.
A
silver
troohy
known
as
the
Vk-'iry
fup
and
purchased
by
the
"5"ootb",ll
L??irue
Management
Committee
probably
will
be
put
up
for
"ompetit.'ons
in
the
first
season
ifter
the
war
when
a
"Victory
League"
may
be
run
before
the
return
to
normal
soccer
conditions
VOTHIND
MATTERS
NOW
but.
miOBi
DYBHAVN
&
HANSON
LTD.
THE
DAIf
KZVTS
ISLANDS
SERVICE
Longer
Stajovers
of
Steamers
Here
Considered
Desirable
by
Pi
lute
Itupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
The
Trlnce
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
at
Its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
nleht,
endorsed
action
of
the
president
In
having
made
representations
to.
the
Canadian
"hlpplne
Board
and
the
Union
Ptearnshlp
Co.
with
a
view
to
having
Queen
Charlotte
Island
vessels
making
a
lone
enough
stop-over
t
Prfnrc
Itupert
to
ensure
the
handling
of
orders
from
the
'lands.
Complaint
was
made
that
recently
the
stop-overs
here
had
been
so
brief
that
It
was
impossible
to
receive
orders
and
arrangement
for
shipment
back
to
the
Islands
on
the
return
trip
of
the
vessel.
Thus
the
people
of
the
Islands
were
disappointed
and
Inconvenienced
and
the
business
nx)Dlc
of
Prince
Rupert
were
not
able
to
render
the
service
which
for
thirty
years
they
had
been
able
to
do.
The
Union
Steamship
Co..
In
reply,
afked
for
the
co-operation
of
local
business
people
In
expediting
the
dispatch
of
shipments
in
Prince
Rupert.
Meantime,
arrangements
had
been
made
for
longer
stopovers
here
of
Queen
Charlotte
Island
vessels.
The
Canadian
Shipping
Board
mentioned
the
necessity.
In
view
of
various
conditions,
of
ships
being
detained
as
short
a
time
as
possible
in
port
Local
co-operation
was
urged,
Peter
Lakle
mentioned
that
formerly
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
vessels
had
spent
never
less
than
twenty-four
hours
here
and
some
times
two
or
three
days.
The
Chamber
will
continue
its
efforts
to
see
that
adequate
time
is
given
to
fill
return
orders
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
from
here.
RENT
AT
TERRACE
Judge
)V.
E.
Fisher
Alakes
Investigations
There
TFHRAC3,
NOV.
3-Judge
W.
E
Flshe:.
accompanied
by
County
Couct
.Registrar
Andrew
Thomp
son
was
here
from
Prince
Rupert
to
hold
hearings
In
connection
with
rental
control.
Fifteen
cases
came
before
the
court
and
evidence
was
taken.
Following
the
taking
of
evidence
fudge
Fisher
inspected
all
pre
nlse3
under
discussion.
Decisions
were
reserved
unts
iter.
A.
T.
S.
FOR
SIGNALS
LONDON,
ov.
3
O
To
releas"
iii
for
service
abroad.
"Mixed"
T,a
units
and
sections,
conslst-of
Royal
8ignals
personnel
ind
A
T
fi
?lrls
have
been
form-
nl
in
Britain.
FOR
QUICK
RESULTS
TRY
NKWH
WANT
ADD
t,
a
ifgSi
El
M
llUVIi
1
rnrvir
t1
.
.
WESTERN
SHOWING
'Wild
Hill
lllckok
I
Udr'
Action
Saca
of
the
Cow
Country
"Wild
BUI
lllckok
Hides,"
n
thundering
drama
of
'the
Old
West,
will
be
toe
attraction
at
th
Capitol
Theatre
this
Wdneia
and
Thursday.
Brace
Cabot
u.t;u
red
In
the
Utlt
role
of
an
h
r-maishal
who
does
much
U
nt
law
and
order
to
a
frontier
i'
Co-starring
with
hjm
Is
Const
m
Bennett,
in
the
role
of
a
gani..i
house
owner,
and
Warren
V
11am
as
a
suave
crook
of
I
wiv.
days.
Also
featured
are
B
:
Biewer.
Walter
Cat'elt
and
Mtv
-t
The7
story
of
"Wild
Bill
H:
k.
Rides"
concerns
itself
with
Ui
forts
of
Warren
William
t
control
of
a
cattle
country
persuades
the
beautiful
Belle
drews
to
go
with
him
when
tambllrw
house,
is
burned
in
11
Aii
her
th-
great
Chicago
fire.
On
the
traf,
she
meets
and
has
cauw
to
adntir
Wild
BUI
Hiekok.
who
is
alto
goinu
to
the
same
count:
y
where
hu
ward,
a
little
tip.
la
living
with
i
friend
of
his
who
owns
the
key
ranch
there.
The
crook's
plans
work
out
welt
until
he
comes
to
the
ranch
owned
by
Hlckok's
friend.
There
Is
a
large
mortgage
dh
it,
but
It
isn't
yet
dueJIe
gets
the
rancher
on
i
framed
murder
charge.
Hiekok
goes
afUr
the'
one
witness
who
can
clear
his
friend,
tout
meanwhile
Parrel's
stooge
lynch
the
rancher
Contrite
over
what
has
taken
place.
Belle
goes
to
lllckok
to
offer
htm
her
help,
teittag
him
that
the
crook
is
buying
up
the
note
on
the
ranch.
Hiekok
calls
a
meeting
of
all
the
ranchers,
and
they
decide
to
sell
their
cattle
and
get
enough
money
to
pay
off
the
note
When
the
crook
gets
wind
of
the
plan,
he
plots
to
blow
up
the
dam
Just
above
the
valley
whre
the
cattle
have
been
rounded
up.
Belle
rushes
to
Hiekok
with
the
warning
and
In
a
powerful
climactic
scene
Hiekok
rushes
to
the
rescue
and
makes
Parrel
pay
w)th
hW
life
for
his
villainy.
Dibb
Printing
Co.
PRINTFRS
li
STATlONIJtS
Brighten
Your
Outlook
with
FLOWERING
SHRUBS
.Ifeiji5
At
planting
time,
ihe
season
of
now
hope,
UU
rf
CI
lily
UC8
QUU
9111UUS
QUU
JHUa
III
our
happiness.
But
did
you
know
a
wids
variety
of
shrubs
may
bo
choson
to
give
i
succession
of
bloom
beginning
with
the
earliest
days
of
Spring,
followed
by
bright
cheerful
berries
which
last
well
Into
the
Winter?
Brighten
your
outlook
tho
year
'round
with
a
wldo
choice
of
flowering
and
berry
bearing
shrubs.
Plant
this
fall
for
tho
boa
results
next
spring.
Free
Harden
Rook
A
Complete
Line
of
Nursery
Stork
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NURSERIES
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