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THURSDAY
P-M.
:00
The
Esquires
:30
Boston
Pons
Orchestra
:00
Piano
Interpretations
:1S
Canadian
Pattern
30
Sound
olf
43
Air
Command
.00
CBC
News
:0a
Recorded
Interlude
15
Sports
lnu-rv:ews
30
We
Shall
Have
Music.
00
Malor
Bowes
:30
Bing
Crosby
00
Fred
Waring
15
Front
Line
Family
30
Personal
Album
45
Melodv
Round-im
00
Front
Line
Theatre
30
Interview
with
Gail
Pat
rice
:
35
Classics
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Today
CO
CBC
News
Rebroaucast
C5
PecorrH
Interlude
15
Show
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ureat
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:45
Organ
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:ou
Closing
announcement
FRIDAY
A.M.
:30
Musical
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:
45
CBC
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:50
Musical
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:30
Morning
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:
45
Novelty
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:00
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:
15
Music
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la
Carter
:30
CBC
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:35
Transcribed
Varieties
:
00
Henry
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:30
Wilf
Carter
:45
Thev
TpII
Mp
:00
Scandinavian
Melodies
:
15
Broadcast
of
Messages
:
17
Recorded
Interlude
:45
Troubadors
:00
Wayne
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P-M.
:30
Spotlight
Bands
:45
CBC
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:50
Interlude
:
03
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:30
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:uo
Closing
announcement
Chung
Hua
Min
Kuo
is
the
oi
the
Repuijli.
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China.
NOTICE
All
rftiTPTie
rtf
"Iroanvrti
In
should
meet
at
theirvillage
not
later
than
.October
25
next,
as
agreeB
by
the
council
and
endorsed
at
the
public
meeting.
Signed)
HENRY
McKAY,
Secretary
of
Greenville
Council.
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THE
DAILY
ICJWB
KEU-Y
DOUGLAS
&
CO.
LTD.!
NADOD
TOOO
PRODUCTS
LTD.
I
If
wmM
BBBTA
At
this
time
when
Canadian
ire
urged
to
"Ejt
Right
to
Fed
Right",
these
delicious
dewertt
will
prove
a
welcome
addition
to
the
nutrition
foods
featured
by
the
National
Food
for
Fitness
Campaign.
Follow
Canadai
Food
Rule
for
Health
and
Fitneu.
CANADA
CLAUDIA"
IS
HERE
.....
Lovable
Girl
of
Novel
and
Stage
Is
Seen
at
Capitol
Theatre.
Laughable,
lovable
Claudia,.
the
young
wife
of
novel
and
-tage,
whose
domestic
ups
and
downs
delighted
Broadway
au?
diences
for
two
years,
is
brought
o
the
screen
of
the
Capital
Theatre
this
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday,
unler
the
original
title
of
"Claudia-
in
the
person
of
Dorothy
McGulre,
who
por-'
rayed
the
heroine
on
the
stage.
"Tie
film
also
features
Robert
Young
as
David,
Claudia's
hus-
nd,
and
Tna
Claire
as
Mrs.
"-rvn.
Claudia's
mother.
Claudia
Is
the
young
wife
who
'ves
with
her
husband
in
a
ambling
Connecticut
farm
house.
Her.
sense
of
budget
is
'l-llme
and
the
general
ease
-ith
which
she
meets
domestic
ijfflculties
by
simply
ignoring
them
has
become
as
classic
as
a
June
bride.
Claudia
Is
the
merican
girl
the
girl
who
saunters
about
her
home
In
low-heeled
shoes,
girlish
dresses
and
collegiate
cardigans.
Into
"Claudia's"
pleasantly
rural
and
rather
frivolous
exist
CORN
STARCH
A
product
of
tU
CANADA
STARCH
COMPANY,
limit.d
Canada's
Housoldiers
know
that
custards
and
blancmanges,
quickly
and
easily
made
with
pure,
high
quality
Canada
Corn
Starch,
are
a
delight
with
any
luncheon
or
dinner
menu.
"Proudly
She
Marches"
Here
t
ence
came
many
disturbing
things.
She
meets
a
cosmopolitan
British
playwright
played
brilliantly
by
Reginald
Gardiner,
who
U
Intrigued
by
her
whimsical
charm.
Tragedy
strikes
Claudia
when
she
learns
her
beloved
mother
is
doomed
to
die.
Yet
at
the
same
time
she
learns
that
she
Is
-
become
a
mother.
Thus
with
the
realization
that
life
and
death
work
hand
in
hand,
she
suddenly
matures.
A
complete
picture
of
the
training
girls
are
eettlnz
In
Canada's
armed
forces
Jias
been
filmed
for
the
screen
In
"Proudly
She
Marches."
One
of
the
Canada
Carries
On"
series.
"Proudly
She
Marches"
will
be
shown
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
In
Prince
Rupert
October
25
to
26.
The
duties
and
recreationl
activities
of
Canada's
irls
in
the
Navy,
Army
and
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
are
thoroughly
covered
in
this
interesting
film.
ALWAYS
niTII
US
Fans
have
been
in
throughout
historic
times.
wan
mam
VANCOUVER.
CANAO.
use
Traditionally
Good
Nabob
Coffee
is
roaster
fresh,
packed
In
a
Pliofilm
container.
This
Canadian
favourite
has
been
famous
for
over
30
years
because
of
its
uniform
strength
and
full
flavoured
goodness.
You
are
assured
of
the
utmost
enjoyment
when
you
buy
Nabob
coffee
a
time-honored
brand
that
is
your
guarantee
of
quality.
Tune
to
the
new
and
entertaining
radio
ihow
v
Nabob
Party
Time
i
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
i
By
DOROTHY
QARBUTT
Captain
Annitage
always
has
some
sort
of
a
surprise
up
his
sleeve.
Besides
being
a
magician,
a
vetriloQUlst
and
delving
In
hypnotism
he
also
has
an
aunt
who
writes
verse.
It
came
about
this
way.
he
was
rummaging
through
our
library
and
ran
across
a
school
text
book
called
The
Voice
of
Canada"
which
is
a
collection
of
Canadian
writ-ngs.
Among
these
poem
he
ound
a
very
lovely
one
written
by
his
first
cousin,
Annie
C.
Dalton.
Mrs.
Daltom
has
two
books
of
verse
to
her
name:
"The
Marriage
of
Music"
and
name
jnd
Adventurer."
I
haVe
taken
a
few
verses
from
her
poem
called
INCANTATIONS
O
Dog-wood
tree,
Be
kind
to
me.
For
I
have
loved
you
so;
And
now
beneath
your
branches,
see,
I
pray
for
you
to
grow.
If
I
should
pray
For
you
each
day,
Would
not
your
sorrow
heal?
.or
flowers
and
trees,
the
wise
men
say,
Can
hear
and
see
and
feel.
Then
hear
my
prayer
A
spring
so
fait
Must
mourn
for
you
grown
dull,
With
all
those
branches
stark
and
bare,
That
were
so
beautiful.
O
wilful
tree,
"ome
back
to
me!
Tis
dark
where
you
would
go.
Even
now
beneath
lorn
branches,
see,
I
pray
for
you
to
grow,
Concerning
his
cousin
the
captain
left
me
the
following
note:
"F.
o.
A.
browsing
through
the
books
at
the
Red
Triangle
Club,
same
across
one
of
his
cousin's
poems
'Incantations'
by
the
late
Annie
Charlotte
Dalton,
M.B.E.,
of
Vancouver.
B.C.
F.
O.
A.
remarked
that
his
cousin
almost
totally
deaf
could
hear
the
works
of
nature
when
others,
more
gifted
In
hearing,
would
be
oblivious
to
their
surround-ines."
Which
makes
me
think
of
the
many
times
I
have
watched
'a'Heaf
child
at
play
and
thought
as
I
watched
his
sweet
smile
and
the-look
of
peace
upon
his
face
that
he
must
hear
the
voice
of
Ood
although
mine
was
denied
him.
Largest
Organization
of
Its
kind
in
the
World"
Mutual
Benefit
Health
and
Accident
Association
JOHN
LLOYD
WKIGHT
Resident
Representative
Pioneer
Kooms
No.
6
t7
3rd
Ave.
P.O.
Box
952
Prince
Uupert,
B.C.
Phone
741
and
I
will
gladly
call
Enterprise
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rrozen
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mi
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FRANK
SKINNER
GYRO
PRESIDENT
To
Head
Gyro
Clult
During
Coming
Year
Maurice
Brydges
Is
New
Treasurer
Frank
Skinner
will
be
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
for
the
coming
year,
his
being
the
only
name
placed
in
nomination
yesterday
at
the
regular
monthly
luncheon
of
the
club.
Dr.
John
Gibson
will
continue
as
secretary
and
Maurice
Brydges
is
named
treasurer.
For
three
places
on
the
directorate
C.
G.
Ham,
Dr.
Jens
Munthe.
Len
Griffiths,
Amerigo
Dominato,
Ralph
Blackburn
and
W.
D.
Lambie
have'
been
nominated
Gordon
Bryant
continues
as
a
director.
Th"
club
decided
rday
to
take
part
In
an
I-:
national
attendance
contest.
Frank
Skinner.
Dr.
IT.
O.
Large
and
G.
A.
Hunter
were
named
as
constitutional
amendment
committee.
The
chairman
of
the
playground
committee
reported
that
playground
equipment
had
been
taken
In
from
parks
and
stored
for
the
winter.
a;i';ui
rTYr"
NERVES
caue
pain
and
symptom
rffrcts,
irgardless
of
name,
designated
as
.
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.
trouble,
diwasr,
or,
disorder.
To
correct
and
prevent
count-!es
electrical
terminal
effects
'A
cause
unknown
or
known,
Power
Companies
recognize
the
Advantages
In
dividends
of
noney
spent
on
maintenance
of
"ower
Lines.
Likewise,
Chiropractic
is
"Service
and
Maintenance"
of
nerve
Power-Lines.
Trunk
"POWER"
.ines
between
brain-generator
md
nerve
terminal
effects.
DR.
J.
L.
CURRY
CHIROPRACTOR
'3a
opened
new
offices
in
the
Smith
Block
t
care
for
the
Trowing
number
recognina
in
health
dividends
the
distinct
and
unusual
advantages
of
vital
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