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tide
is
turning
but
the
war
is
far
from
won.
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I
is
no
time
to
let
down,
it
is
time
to
accelerate
our
efforts.
Young
physically
fit
men
and
women
should
be
in
the
Army.
Those
who
are
not
fit
for
active
duty
should,
if
"possible,
be
in
the
Reserve
the
Rangers
the
A.R.P.
Red
Cross
Salvage
Corps,
or
the
like.
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should
be
in
this
war,
young
and
old,
men
and
women,
in
order
to
assure
victory.
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to
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IM.
4:00
Lud.
Gluskin's
Orchestra
4:30
.Vocal
Varieties
5:00
Your
Violinist
5:15-Dick
Todd
5:30
Sound
Off
5:45
O.
I.
Jive
6:00
CBC
News
6:05
Recorded
Interlude
6:15
Sports
Interview
6:30
Songs
of
Empire
7:00
Sammy
Kaye
7:30
The
Latin
Americans
8:00
Fred
Waring's
Pennsylvania
8:15
Front
Line
Family
8:30
Personal
Album
8:45
Melody
Round-up
9:00
Gav
Nineties
Review
9:30
Soliloquoy
10:00
CBC
News
Broadcast
10:05
Fish
Arrivals
10:10
Recorded
Interlude
10:30
Suspense
11:00
Closing
announcement
WEDNESDAY
A.M.
:30
Musical
ClocK
45
CBC
News
:
50
Musical
Clock
:30
Morning
Devotions
:45
Novelty
Tunes
:
00
Freddie
Martin
and
Dinah
Shore
30
CBC
News
Rebroadcast
:35
Transcribed
Varieties
:00
Homemaker's
Program
:15
Kenny
Baker
30
wilf
Carter
45
They
Tell
Me
00
Scandinavian
Melodies,
15
Broadcast
of
Messages
:
17
Recorded
:45
Polka
Time
P.M.
00
Mart
Kenny
Orchestra
15
Hi
Neighbor
30
Spotlight
Bands
45
CBC
News
50
Recorded
55
Program
Resume
00
One
o'clock
Muslcale
30
Rebroadcast
Sammy
Kaye
00
Silent
Mrs.
C.
A.
Stuart
and
daugh
ter,
Doreen,
from
Summerland,
are
visiting
with
Mrs.
Stewart's
are
visiting
with
Mrs.
Stuart's
sister,
Mrs.
Richard
Long,
Beach
Place.
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
Salmon
and
Herring
in
Tomato
Sauce
are
both
on
acth't
service
but
will
be
'back
on
your
grocer's
shelf
soon
as
conditions
permit!
Not!
ice
Uncertain
deliveries
of
material
for
shoe
repairing,
shortage
of
help,
unsatisfactory
conditions
for
the
deliveries
of
shoes
and
C.O.D.
collections
until
further
notice
it
will
be
impossible
for
us
to
accept
any
further
orders
for
shoe
repairing.
Shoes
on
hand
and
In
the
mall
will
be
repaired
and
returned
to
you
soon.
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you
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5
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to
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Tuesday
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to
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a.m.
Outside
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p.m.
1:30
a.m.
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ciasslfiea.
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OCTOBER
PICTURES
Some
Interesting
Bookings
Are
Listed
for
Capitol
Theatre
During
Coming
Month
Picture
bookings
for
the
Capitol
Theatre
during
the
coming
month
are
announced
as
follows
by
Manager
D.
G.
Borland:
September
29
Bobby
Readick
in
"Harrigan's
Kid."
September
30,
October
1
and
2
Red
Skelton
and
Lucille
Ball
In
"DuBarry
was
a
Lady."
(in
technicolor).
October
3
(Sunday
midnight)
Dennis
OTCeefe
and
Margo
in
"The
Leopard
Man"
and
Roddy
McDowall
and
Jane
Darweli
in
"The
Sunny
Side."
October
4
and
5
Cedric
Hardwicke
and
Henry
Tfavers
in
"The
Moon
is
Down."
October
6
Henry
Fonda
and
Dana
Andrews
in
"The
Oxbow
Incident."
,
October
7,
8
and
9
Bins
Crosby
and
Dorothy
Lamour
in
"Dixie."
October
10
(Sunday
midnight)
-Lloyd
Nolan
and
Mariorie
Weaver
in
"Just
Off
Broadway"
and
Humphrey
Bogart
in
Escape
from
Crime."
j
October
11
and
12
Monty,
Woolley
and
Graoie
Fields
In
"Holy
Matrimony."
October
12
Eric
Portman
and
Ann
Dvorak
in
"Squadron
Leader
X."
October
14,
15
and
l-Robert
Young,
Dorothy
McGulre
and
Ina
Claire
in
"Claudia."
October
17
(Sunday
midnight)
Lynne
Roberts
and
George
Holmes
in
"Man
in
the
Trunk."
and
Lupe
Velez
and
Leon
Errol
In
"Mexican
SDitfire's
Ele
phant."
October
18
and
19
Gloria
Jean
and
Donald
CConnorr
in
"Mr.
Big."
October
20
and
21
Richard
Arlen
and
Jean
Parker
in
''Al
aska
Highway."
October
22
and
23
Abbott
and
Costello
in
"Hit
the
Ice."
October
24
(Sunday
midnight)
Will
Boyd
and
Andy
Clyde
In
"Secret
of
Wastelands"
and
Richard
Carlson
and
J.
Ran
dolph
in
."Highways
by
Night."
October-25
and
2S
Sabu
and
Maria
Montez
in
"Arabian
Nights"
(technicolor).
October
27
George
Montgomery
and
Annabella
in
"Bomber's
Moon,"
"HARRIGAN
KID"
HERE
Dramatic
and
Moving
Tale
of
Turf,
With
New
Juvenile
Star,
Coming
to
Capitol.
"Harrigan's
Kid,"
dramatic
and
moving
tale
of
the
turf,
comes
to
the
Capitol.
Theatre
this
Wednesday.
Bobby
Readick,
sensational
juvenile
star
of
Broadway,
plays
the
title
role
of
the
young
Jockey
who
is
converted
to
fair
play
and
sportsmanship.
The
story
deals
with
the
career
of
the
jockey
who
is
taught
the
tricks
of
riding
by
a
former
jockey
played
by
William
Gar-gan.
The
boy
Is
taught
not
only
how
to
ride
but
how
to
throw
races
so
that
the
unscrupulous
J.
Carrol
Naish
may
reap
the
profits
of
crooked
bookmaking.
However,
the
grand
old
man
of
the
turf,
Frank
Craven,
meets
the
youngster
and,
seeing
through
his
tough
exterior,
buys
his
contract
and
takes
the
boy
under
his
wing
and
teaches
him
to
ride
a
good,
clean
race
to
win
first,
place
In
the
famous
classic.
Incidentally,
Gargan
re-deems
himself
In
a
stirring
climax.
Highlights
of
the
film
are
exciting
moments
at
a
famous
race
track
and
glimpses
into
activities
of
famous
horse-breeding
farms.
There
are
also
comedy
momei
Is
and
dramatic
situations.
Local
Tides
Wednesday,
September
29
High
1:04
20.0
feet
13:20
20.9
feet
Low
7:20
4.3
feet
19:38
4.6
feet
Thursday,
September
30
High
1:37
20.9
feet
13:49
21.1
feet
Low
.....
7:50
4.2
feet
20:09
4.0
feet
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
541
ERASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
ran
Every
ten
years
the
Bank
Act
.has
been
thus
revised.
Each
one
of
the
six
decennial
revisions
has
contributed
much
to
the
evolution
of
the,
banking
system
to
meet
the
expanding
needs
of
a
developing
Dominion.
In
1934
the
sixth
revision
of
the
,
Bank
Act
was
made.
Fifty
members
of
the
House
of
Commons
Were
Married
Last
Evening
.Miss
Joy
Gertrude
Roots
Becomes
Bride
of
Bombardier
Lauret
at
Interesting
A
marriage
of
much
Interest,
particularly
in
military
circles,
took"
place
last
evening
at
First
United
Church,
Capt.
Miller,
Army
padre'
officiating,
when
Miss
Joy
Gertrude
Roots
of
Vancouver
became
the
bride
of
Bombardier
Paul
Lauret
who
has
been
cook
in
the
garrison
officers'
mess
here
for
some
time.
Capt.
Branston
gave
the
bride
in
marriage
and
attendants
of
the
couple
were
Mrs;
Gillies,
matron
of
"honor,
and
Private
Paul
Daigle,
groomsman.
A
reception
in
the
Empress
Hall
followed,
many
officers
and
men
gathered
to
felicitate
the
couple
who
are
very
popular.
A.R.P.
IS
REQUIRED
Department
Head
Back
From
I
Victoria
Where
He
Attended
Convention.
Fire
Chief
H.
T.
Lock
returned
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
three-week
visit
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
during
which
he
attended
a
convention
and
fire
school
of
the
B.C.
Fire
Chiefs'
Association
at
Oak
Bay.
Mr.
Lock
reported
that
47
members
of
the
association
attended,
the
gathering,
including
representatives
of
the
Underwriters
association
and
a
representative
of
the
Provincial
Fire
Warden's
office.
Demonstrations
of
fire
fighting
equipment
in
acti6n,
and
lectures
and
discussions
on
fire
prevention
and
control
were
the
main
business
of
the
gathering,
Mr.
Lock
said.
In
a
speech
at
the
banquet
which
concluded
the
convention,
W.
C.
Mainwaring,
provincial
A.R.P.
head,
stressed
the
need
for
the
continuance
of
air
raid
precautions
saying
that,
when
the
Allies
make
their
all-out
attack
on
Japan,
the
Japanese
might
retaliate
with
attacks
on
this
coast.
Mr.
Lock
looked
deeply
tanned
from
much
sunshine
and
said
that
he
had
enjoyed
his
vacation
very
much.
He
had
even
of
Canada
keep
abreast
of
the
Dominion's
expanding
needs.
Six
times
since
18
70
the
Bank
Act
under
which
the
Chartered
Banks
operate
has
been
revised
by
parliament
six
times
in
that
period
the
activities
of
the
banks
have
been
carefully
scrutinized
by
the
people's
representatives.
made
up
the
committee,
which
examined
witnesses
among
them
bank
officers,
government
officials
and
reformers
and
studied
exhibits
filed
by
various
individuals
and
organizations.
Findings
were
submitted
to
the
House,
and
later
that
year
the
Bank
Act
was
revised
in
man
important
particulars.
Through
democratic
inquiry
and
decithn,
the
Canadian
banking
tyrierl
ha$
grown
and
been
advtted
lo
meet
the
needs
of
the
people,
providing
a
deposU
tory
or
savings
and
a
sovnd
basis
for
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