TODAY
at
6:50
and
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Winnu
Pir
Prince
Uupcrt
JDailp
J3ftois
Saturday,
October
23,
1918
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
01
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MICHAEL
SIIAYNE
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HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
1
make
a
good
salad,
that
ia
not
too
heavy
for
children?
A.
A
delicious
salad,
and
not
too
heavy
for
children,
Is
mada
by
using
equal
parts
of
diced
raw
apples
and
tuna
fish,
and
one-half
the
amount
of
celery.
Q.
How
can
I
make
a
good
skin
softener
at
home?
A.
A
good
method
for
softening
and
whitening
the
face,
neck
and
arms,
Is
to
mix
a
little
-
n
III
i
Rill
1
SecreUof
DETECTIVE
in
THREE
ON
A
TICKET'
i
.
:
Bull's
Eye
VALUES:
M
PEOPLES
STORE
End
of
Month
Sale
IbUY
YOUR
WINTER
NEEDS
j
NOW
AT
PEOPLES
STORE
a
COMING
MONDAY
ANDW
raw
cornmeal
with
sour
milk,
and
apply
regularly.
Q.
How
can
I
use
less
sugar
t,..'-1
v
.
"jjo-
jfE
frit
r
.
Iff
,v
.-j
;
--
i
in
monsieur
verdoux
...there
luc
w
,
,
'Sir
-
intensity
of
drama
...an
Cve;
for
sweetening
any
sour
fruit
when
stewing?
A.
By
adding
a
half
tea
peculiar
hysteria
tfh.
spoon
of
baking
soda
when
the
-
and
a
Strang
cooking
is
nearly
finished.
st(y
thi;
a
tei
Q.
How
can
I
clean
black
broadcloth?
A.
Rub
It
with
powdered
fuller's
earth,
and
put
it
away
in
a
box
or
drawer
for
a
few
days.
Then
brush
and
shake
well.
'
ITS
A
CLEAN
SWEEP
FOR
THE
BRITISH
NAVY!
Forty
frigates,
17
destroyers
and
minesweepers
are
among
the
reserve
fleet
vessels
of
the
British
Navy
preserved
in
plastic.
They
are
waiting
in
neat
queues
at
Norwich,
England".
f,or
the
seals
to
be
broken
after
which
they
will
be
overhauled
and
resealed
after
which
they
will
be
ready
for
service
at
10
days'
notice.
S
...
H.
3,
if
"r
7
I
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FIRST
GERMAN
RAILWAY
Germany's
first
railway
was
Waterfront
Whiffs
Moderately
Good
Herring
Sea-son
Is
Forecast
Will
Be
Next
Operation
for
the
Fishing
Fleet
operated
in
1832
between
Nuer-
enberg
and
Furth.
CHARLES
CHAPLIN'S
ROLE
!N
"MONSIEUR
VERDOUX"
HI
ASTHMA
r'V
'Ju
which
represents
a
new
form
o
screen
story-telling.
Audiences
find
themselves
alternately
laughing
hilariously
and
gaspingat
the
droll
audacity
of
Chaplin
as
Verdoux,
the
neat
little
bank
clerk
whose
business
abilities
serve
him
well
in
his
new
career
of
murder;
who
min
AND
HAY
FEVER
BREATHKASY
OF
CANADA.
Ltd.
Vancouver,
BC
1
i
ADUIT
INTIRTAINMINT
Forecast
for
the
herring
fishery,
which
will
be
the
next
operation
to
command
the
attention
of
any
number
of
boats
on
the
north
coast,
is
"moderately
good,"
according
to
a
carefully
worked
out
but
qualified
prediction
by
the
Fisheries
Research
Board
of
Canada.
These
predictions,
made
annually
by
Dr.
A.
L.
CHARLES
CHAPLK,
Former
Comedian
in
Role
of
Curious
Nineteenth
Century
Forger
and
Murderer
The
curious
"career
of
Thomas
Wainwright,
forger
and
murderer
who
was
the
friend
of
Charles
Lamb
and
other
literary
celebrities
of
the
early
nineteenth
century
inspired
Charles
Chaplin's
"Monsieur
Verdoux,'
which
opens
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
on
Monday
for
a
two-day
run.
Chaplin
himself
appears
as
the
urbane,
satirical
and
modern
Bluebeard
hi
the
film.
"Oscar
Wilde's
portrait
of
this
extraordinary
man,
who
cheated
the
gallows
to
become
a
dis
Commodore
Cale
Tester,
biologist
In
charge
of
th
"MONSIEUR
VERDOU
gles
with
the
cream
and
the
dregs
of
Parisian
society;
and
whose
very
existence,
and
the
means
by
which
he
cheats
the
gallows
and
maintains
it,
constitute
a
slashing
but
highly
amusing
social
commentary.
With
Chaplain
as
the
star,
of
them.
Only
for
the
Department
men,
the
operation
will
be
almost
of
a
reverse
of
the
use
to
which
the
echo
sounders
are
put
by
the
fishing
boats.
Where
the
seiners
and
scout
boats
survey
the
herring
to
find
how
large
the
body
is,
in
order
to
take
fish
out,
the
Department
boats
will
largely
make
the
same
operation
to
determine
how
much
should
be
left
to
maintain
a
natural
increase.
An
interesting
experiment
was
carried
on
last
year
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
and
resulted
in
the
catch
being
almost
double
that
of
normal.
In
this
particular
area,
the
scientists
gave
the
boats
the
nod
to
go
ahead
and
catch
all
they
could.
The
boats
did,
resulting
in
171,000
tons
being
CHARLES
CHAPLIN
m
"MONSIEUR
VERDCI
&
m.
MARTHA
RAYE
I
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USOM
0ET
UWIS
4
hr
.
fc,
w,
Doto
W
CHARLES
CHAWN
A
MM
MM
DmKMJM
Mi
fWjMf
MM
MjnM
Dmm
"Monsieur
Verdoux"
features
i
i
mm
Martha
Raye,
Isobel
Elsom,
and
!
herring
division
of
the
Research
the
catch.'
'
Board,
have
struck
a
potable
For
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is-degree
of
accuracy
in
past
years
lands
district,
he
predicts:
and
so
command
the
respect
of
"Indications
point
to
a
large
the
Industry
which
bases
much
stock
having
been
built
up
here
of
its
future
plans
upon
them,
during
the
last
few
years
due
Herring
operations,
which
be-
to
lack
of
fishing.
The
popu-gan
in
the
south
this
week,
will
latlon
is
now
composed
of
fish
not
be
completely
dependent
on
which
are
larger.
and
older
than
these
long-range
forecasts,,
but
those
in
other
sub-districts.
If
they
are
used
to
supplement
the
run
can
be
located
during
local
information
gained
by
the
season,
excellent
fishing
scout
boats
and
seiners
which
should
result."
start
out
in
the
areas
in
which
1
The
qualifications
in
these
Robert
Lewis,
and
introduces
for
V
the
first
time
Marilyn
Nash.
tinguished.
If
involuntary
citizen
of
Australia,
had
long
fascinated
me,"
Chaplin
tells.
"Landru,
the
French
Bluebeard
whose
life
I
also
studied,
was
a
much
less
subtle
and
aesthetic
character.
Monsieur
Verdoux
is
a
tragic-comic
projection
of
these
two
strange
men."
;
Development
of
the
unusual
WAS
HACK
WRITER
Arnold
Bennett,
English
novel
COMPLETELY
ilENOVATED
"Better
Than
Ever"
Best
Food
and
Service
in
City
ist
and
plawright.
once
wrote
111
1
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tilt
n
mo:
and
itarii
t
fir.
large
moei
Lsia.
1
tat
ai
cold
rente:
here
o
ta
pub
alter
il
vjtin
VitMi
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roll
bda'
an
er
s
a
en.
.el
XI
1
ru
Phone
17
for
Send-out
Orders
beauty
hints
and
advice
to
the
orougnt
in
lor
the
seasons
catch
instead
of
the
normal
j
'
100,000
tons.
The
reason
for
this
large
migrant
populations
might
forecasts
obviously
are
not
at-be
Indicated.
-
'
'
tempts
on
the
part
of
the
biolo-
For
instance,
using
the
north
gists
to
slide
out
of
responsi-
Third
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr
lovelorn
under
the
pen
name
"Gwendolyn."
is
that
the
Research
Board
:
theme
has
resulted
in
a
picture
wanted
to
determine
Just
how'
much
fish
could
be
taken
from
an
area
without
damaging
its
union
hac
rejected
a
57.20
offer.
coast
as
an
example,
Dr.
Tes-
bllity
for
their
prognostications
ter
and
his
staff
have
com-
but
merely
a
natural
inability
pounded
the
following
forecast,
to
guarantee
the
movements
of
which
is
a
courageous
thing
for
the
fish.
The
fishermen
will
be
given
t
-
IAUV
f
U1J
I
,
productivity.
$7.40,
the
other
ten
.cents
going
Agency
Available
"Such
and
such
a
set
of
con
any
scientist,
since
he
'
is
stak
into
a
herring-pilchard
welfar-:
fund.
'
.
ing
his
reputation
on
its
accur
for
Last
year's
production
on
the
north
coast
was
highly
satisfactory,
being
67,000
tons,
caught
mostly
in
the
Ogden
Channel
and
Bella
Bella
areas.
How
it
will
Be
this
year,
when
the
sea-
A
-fishing
industry
trial
boa;
for
delivery
In
Venezuela,
is
to
ditions
has
prevailed
in
the
past
and,
as
a
consequence,
it
is
reasonable
to
anticipate
that
such-and-such
will
prevail
this
season,"
they
say
In
effect.
Basis
of
these
forecasts
which
HARDWARE,
GARAGE
or
GENERAL
STORE
be
buiit
in
Vancouyjr
and,
if
to
sell
the
deal
is
satisfactory,
there
son
opens
later
in
the
winter,
Lis
a
prospect
of
a
couple
of
dozen
acy.
"Prospects
for
the
north
coast
sub-district
are
moderately
good
but
this
is
largely
dependent
on
the
fish
coming
inshore,
during
the
season.
The
1?44
and
1946
year-classes
are
expected
to
dominate
the
population,
resulting
in
small
fish,
three
years
old
to
five
years
old,
Comprising
cannot
be
known
definitely
but
"Never
force
a
have
given
'Dr.
Tester
a
high
standing
in
the
industry,
because
of
their
past
accuracy.
to
eat.
Use
sJ
on
the
basis
of
Dr.
Tester's
forecast,
it
appears
good.
Dr.'
Tester,
incidentally,
is
at
more
craft
of
the
same
size
being
constructed,
for
the
same
destination.
This
is
announced
by
G.
L.
McNichol
Co.
Ltd,
exporters
and
Importers.
are
the
myriad
of
reports
that
present
in
Hawaii
establishins
a
research
organization'
in
con
The
'FAMOUS
JAMES'
Motorcycle
Ideal
for
Business,
Pleasure
or
Transportation
Economical,
Reliable
and
Safe
Weighs
only
150
lbs.
125
m.p.f
40
m.p.h
Anyone
can
operate
it.
This
is
the
World's
Fastest-Selling
lightweight
don't
miss
this
opportunity.
The
'JAMES"
will
sell
itself.
Write
today
for
particulars.
BRITISH
MOTORCYCLES
LTD.
come
in
throughout
the
year
from
Fisheries
Department
inspectors
in
regard
"to
the
estimated
amount
of
herring
at
given
points,
the
size
of
the
annual
catch,
the
size
of
the
annual
spawn
and
the
estimate
of
nection
with
the
University
.
of
Hawaii.
The
research
will
be
mainly
carried
on
in
"the
tuna
industry.
FEATURING"
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
'
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
-
percentage
of
the
fish
hatched
Union
steamer
C
a
m
o
s
u
n
docked
here
at
2
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
on
her
third
trip
of
her
Prince
RupertQueen
Charlotte
Islands
run.
This
wsek
she
will
serve
the
Cumshewa
Inlet-Skidegate
Inlet
ports.
She
is
under
command
of
Capt.
A.
Aspinall,
an-1
will
return
here
and
leave,
fov
the
south
Sunday
night.
from
the
spawning.
STROMBERG-CARLS
1012
Fraser
St.
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
Princess
Louise
was
in
port
here
northbound
at
noon
Friday
with
a
light
passenger
list
for
Alaska.
She
unloaded
26
tons
of
freight
at
Prince
Rupert
and
took
on
a
large
roll
of
wire
cable
for
the
north,
loading
it
at
the
Vancouver,
B.C.
Combination
Console
Receive(
This
requires
a
terrific
amount
of
work
on
the
part
of
the
inspectors
and
is
one
of
the
answers
to
the
unitiated
laymen
as
to
what
the
Department
men
do
when-they
run
around
the
coast
so
continually.
A
Masterpiece
at
a
New
iow
of
a
After
nearly
forty
years
ser-
SEE
AND
HEAR
QUALITY
AND
BEAUT?
J
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Ocean
Dock.
She
was
under
vice,
the
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
RUPERT
RADIO
&
EIEC1R
To
aid.
in
this
research,
the
Department
this
year
is
equip
tymmana
or
capt.
Peter
Leslie.
Adelaide,
is
being
offered
for
i
A
sale
today
in
Victoria.
The
'
this
ship's
crew
signed
off
a
few-ton,
days
ago.
They
will
go
on
leave.
The
price
for
herring
winter
will
be
$7.50
per
ping
its
protection
vessels
with
echo
sounders
which
industrial
boats
have
found
of
the
great
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMHJ.
r
'
.i
and
MINING
MACHINERY
this
figure
having
recently
been
est
value
in
spotting
the
herring
aEreed
on
hoturoon
tYia
ft.Ur.
following
which
many
will
be
absorbed
in
other
ships
of
the
Canadian
Pacific.
NEW
LUXURY
STEAM
EE
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
schools
and
determining
the
size
men
and
the
companies.
The
BLONDIE
Sold
Short.
By
CHICK
YOUNG
WHEN
YOU
BUY
A
WATOj
pxnect
t
Keep
this
In
mlnd-you
dr
something
"high
grade"
unless
yu"
v
,..'f
mean
tlW'
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
By
a
"decent.
price'
we
ami
rnallv
must,
nav
a
lot
Of
money.
CLEAN
HEAT
.
.
.
Saves
Your
Fuel
...
Saves
Your
Money
.
.
.
It
means
a
cleaner
house
and
decreased
fire
hazards.
Call
us
for
prompt
FURNACE
SERVICE
Thom
Sheet
Metal
Limited
FAWCETT
DEALER
253
East
1st
Ave.
Black
881
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as
j
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as
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haven
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other
things.
bought
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least
ours'haven't-wc
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selP'
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hppn
Railroad
watches
have
aciu.uu-
low
as
Deiore
ine
,
.
u
isn't
safe1
But
for
a
reliable
waw.
i
t
Ann
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delivery
service
from
9
.m.
till
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