Wntt
Uuptzt
Dafl?
2rtsf
Wedsetday.
OtV.v-.x
12.
iM
-Police
Boat
Takes
Place
ENTERTAINMENT
FOR
WEEK-END
PROMPT
ACTION
SAVES
Yf(
J
Proest
-oest
action
fcT
M
satec-
U
erman
as
rera-e-o
.
4
.
-
laaBiiiiiaiiiBiii
I.
WT-iiig
ice
nxxrfr
Bear
f-
;
damage
-
i
rj-.
-r-
.
I
There
Ic
cols
to
be
prograaa
of
iifiU
edier-
ir.?rr.:
,
at
the
Capna3
Theatre
t
at
t
ac
jTtarKiay.
FnUy
aiid
Saiariay
.T
"
WM
iitej
It
be
an
ouu-.is
dc-.ble-
Oil
Od.
r.;u
-'
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.:
.
!
Th
cabia
bunt?
s---.
r-
;-
...
but
iTiCiUCirjr
wail
L8ETl
.
rti
i-.
'J.w5a
Use
boata
wrier.
e
ermaa
named
Beck,
entered
az.3
r
attempted
to
x'-'-l
start
the
r-.
I
Of
Coastguard
,
The
proi&ciii
police
pairoi
t-o:
PIC
13
acted
a
a
eaast-gaard
vessel
on
two
oceaaifacj
Eafirday
whe
rtterLsj
froaij
a
rrouoe
pairc
10
ssaeoaae
xca-Jewic
the
heav-st
ga
of
the
season
Friday
r.l.t
Prior
to
reseaxig
five
American
saikcs
from
Lnu
Isiajad
where
their
ship
fcad
goae
ajrvuzd,
Sripper
Reg
Rood
and
his
two
corripanfecs.
Corporal
A.
H.
Tay3or
and
EngiZieer
Tommy
M-'jorehoase.
rendered
as-sutare
to
a
Canadian
boat
ia
distress.
Shortly
before
noon
Saturday
as
the
PML
15
was
proeeediaz
northward
ia
GrenvCle
Channel!
it
came
upon
the
Northern
Pip-
j
wood
timber
cruising
vessel!
Cormorant
drifting
helpk&sl?
j
4
5
E.
K.
TAYLOR
J.
A.
CHAMBERS
w
.a-caa
aau
LinUietl,
axicotiicc
the
appoiatriEt
cf
J.
A-
Cramben
aa
rice-F
resident
aal
general
manager
of
Gorge
Westoa
Iiaiited
and
E.
R.
Taylor,
of
Toronto,
as
rke-pres:d5t
aa4
general
maaa-ger
of
the
C3-panT't
Burbana.
California,
plant,
newest
aad
largest
of
Geor?e
Westca
Limiud
s
operation.
Canada's
Finest
Brands
-
SWEATERS
AND
SWEATER
SETS
Jantzen
.
.
Moulding
.
.
.
Rermie
.
.
.
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
LUTHERAN
TEA,
SALE
SUCCESSFUL
,
ladies
Baturdayj
0
lowers,
to
lend
their
patron-
..
.
a
'i
ts
rv
.s-.,
.
(
-
fuexxt
were
received
fav
Mm
1
tan
eoiund,
w.'e
of
the
pastor,
and
Mrs.
H.,
Hanson.
Mrs.
An-
thot'jfoppy'ftr
T-
vJ
ictum
iini
a
ULIIOU
romance!
J
kv
uujci
ivjTn
oi
ii.en-geai
3
Bay.
about
49
mii
oflTF
fTTIV
T?A7mfll
iCTTi
ctuui
v
w.
0
r
-
w
-
K
.
A
.
uMivat
a
w
v.
kl
J
,
suiu
I
Vsce-President
G.
R.
S.
B:aeka-!
tt
and
Secretary
E.
T.
a
rw,L.-i
haie
on
behalf
of
the
Prirw
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
was
offered
the
co-operation
!
Chamber
ia
kL.U
IWj
way
line.
Acareclation
of
the
!
'
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it
x
.
c,
.
,
j
j
I
was
acknowledged.
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,...
;
-
w-.
.
....
.
.
longer
m
nis
oia
nome
of
Princt
Pnrvrt
hilt
m-si
4at!rmit
1
w
WM
Ccntinsed
from
Page
Oje
traffjc
at
thi
time
to
warrant
day
or
six-traina-a-week
vr.
rice.
He
appreciated
the
desirj
of
Prince
Rcpert
people
fo-
to
operate
trains.
drT
dock.
Mr
Va:.in
--jl-.
r
iKTiimi
j
,
and
continue
at
the
yard."
i-
was
difficult
tn
-,mt
!-
'
shiDva.-f'n
in
Fvm
r-,-,H,
.ki.
,i
vuiinirucijon
on
ac-
count
of
the
hieher
Vast
TV
'a
...
'
...
Ea,.3l
au
jwest
coast
shipyards
and
it
was
j-icU1n
iur
iucn
me
govern-;
,ment
made
no
allowance
in
let-
""s
fj"u.u
iw
ucn
wora
as
iliijnthou.se
tenders
T.
.1
Pnace
Rupert
J
ac
w
xicaTj
ku
ana
me
j
failure
of
th
rflrmftrsprii
P'Ja-.p.
the
aall
of
the
tewel
rad
paruy
flooded
aad
the
en-
glne
had
stopped.
The
crew
of
the
police
boat'
also
.
supplied
..
a
coapie
of
buckets
J
'
HMrf
hfnr
tv.
.v
K3enuget,
the
Cormorant's
engine
had
begun
to
function
tmder
hr
n-n
rw.-.r
T..
r.
,
.
,
"
morant
carried
a
crew
of
two.
I
FORMER
RUPERT
MAN
RETIRES
!
MONTREAL
-The
retirement
4
of
P.
W.
Baldwin
gWeral
aS-
Tranlcaaadi
S
tor,
to
i
rZJr
announced
te
T
H
comptroller
comptroller
of
of
the
the
rnmnv
company.
-
rvey,
lurmerly
audi-
ton
Dybhan,
Mrs.
M.
Pouiseniand
she
proceeded
southward
Mttartec
LILI1
"
4
M
EYES
TIDED?
Two
Iropi
Quick
Zlelief
MAJCI
THIS
S4MFU
TEST
TODAY
mmzxxzm
wun
two
ofrxa
r
ig
onr
Sjr
la
adi
y.
tan.
gt
OWKX
KUCf
.
lotsca'Ir
yonr
y
:-
cut
wi
&ca
wwrit
ro.'
te
MURINE
FOR
YOUR
EYES
id
Phone
m
for
Foothi!Js,'AJberia
Coa!
AIJ
lze
in
stock.
PHILWJTT,
KVITT
&
CO.
LTD,
3rder
your
supply
KOW
B
wfn
for
table
-
later.
Don't
fcj
Jeft
out
In
the
cold
when
th4
first
chill
blast
strikes
with
out
warning.
We're
ready
to
aerVe
you
promptly
,
.
.
our
prices
-awnrteht,
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Lumber,
Building
Supplies
3
Advertise
in'tnTuauy
News!
uiiig
a
iric-jiiAi
uiapecuon
oi
i
the
railway
line
in
the
light
otjTo
Practice
Law
use
iiooa
eiiects.
Accordingly,!
.
.
he
hurried
away
in
a
specialist
Pnnce
D
George
I
MI
WW
Sf
-a
mtr.-vn
awrror
.-roc
sxs
n
I
nf
ana
srs.
.
Jfejson
were
in
cYizrir
r,t
th,
.
.
i
w,,6C
Mi
n:nen
ana
serri-.
wrurs
were
Mrs.
L.
Olwri
m
Hartiand
and
Mrs.
Chris
R-r
Acting
as
cashier
was
Mrs.
B.
Petersen.
TTte
home
cooking
table
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
A
Husoy
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Martin-uen.
Miss
Olga
Sathef
urses
Prexie
Miss
Olga
gather
was
elected
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chapter,
Registered
Nurses"
Association
of
British
Columbia
at
the
recent
monthly
meeting.
Miss
Sleeves
was
elected
vice-
president,
Miss
Edna
DobbieJ
secretary,
and
Miss
P.
M.
MOOneV
t.ai.r-
In
r
'
OUl
trsa'
j
ny
Bernard
Alien,
general
man-
bar
in
New
Westminster
recent-
"?Uon
matoS
it
ager
of
the
railway
for
British
'Ur.
U
returning
to
Prince
George
T'7
Vm
SUtes
;c-
Joining
the
party
oon
to
set
up
law
practice
here,
re"'Vln?
repalrs
here
bemgere
were
C.
A.
Berner.
division-
He
graduated
from
University
3
J
Pcer.t
customs
July
al
superintendent,
and
C.
E.
of
British
Columbia
last
spring
wai
a
definite
handicap
to
the!
Stewart,
after
superintendent
of
mo-;
having
served
overseas
as
jorai
vard
in
ntti
r,i.
.i-
-.r
.ia
u-ain
at
i
pjn.
j
Mr.
Walton
was
accomnanlprf
i
"u
'
.w'b,m
vice-president.
I
Also
tn
tne
party
were
Mrs.
V.'alton
and
their
daughter,
Mrs.
TT
-
-
.
.
XMCMUf
"THREE
DANCING
DAI
OHTEEi
tor,
U
named
to
succeed
MrJ.
.
1
1
.....
i
7
j
.
Horn.
They
were
welcomed
atiHe
TJ
l
,V-
younger
son
of
.
Mr.
.
.
iu
i
i
y
yyooq
v.
a
r
Newest
and
Most
Up-To-Date
Cafe
in
Pr.a
Open
from
5:30
p
m.
to
5
Zi
ak
Alaska
Mr-
expressed
hirrseif
as
being
"sympathetic"
toward
,
.
....
i
f
'
01
a
hot1
built
"upert.
n
was
some-,
-
,,e
inal
lne
put-
tlng
11110
ervlce
of
the
ne
steamer
Prince
George
was
an)
todlefltoo
of
the
rnest
desire
to
develoo
tourist
traffic
through
Prince
Mr.
w
Walton,
n
.
met
by
Mavor
cguiar
meetings
will
be
held
"
Granrf
Trllnt.
;,..
on
the
first
Monday
of
each
Si
!
L
c
y
PT
month.
Following
the
business
?hTttirL
Tv,
Rmain,ln8
meeun
intercUng
aioving
pic
Jjf'
JfK?1':
tures
'
B
M"ed
at
MathUoa-
were
shown
by
MUs!
.
Fancy
Free"
and
the
twentieth
of
the
popslar
"Bmdie"
enea
"londie'
HoUday."
Dizr.ey
is
said
to
have
attained
a
new
climax
ia
novelty
with
"Fan
and
Fancy
Free."
FCmed
ia
technicolor,
there
U
a
"tare
dimeniional
cast,"
the
puppet
performerj
Charlie
ilcCarJjy
and
Mortimer
Snerd
hanng
been
added
to
the
former
combination
of
Irre
actors
and
rar-
toon
character.
They
play
j
alons
with
Are
star
Bergen
J
and
little
Luana
Patten
and
f-ich
oid
animated
characters
as!
Mickey
Mouse.
Donald
Duck,!
uooty
ana
Jimmy
Cricket
as
wen
aa
the
newcomer
Bear
family,
a
chorus
of
dancinz
erixzi-es,
tne
Birgmg
Harp
and
Willie,
nant
of
the
-Beanstalk.
Special
vocal
accompaniment
by
Shore
and
other
mua-
ckl
arUst5
add
to
the
delightful
eijecu-
in
tne
latest
Bior.die'
picture
Daewood
is
firrf
fmm
hi
w
5&t
211(1
takes
to
betting
on
the
difficult
situation
in
a
whirl
an
nil
finish
finish.
"t
The
tvmn'i,
Dopular
cast
in
i.
cludes
Penny
Singleton,
Arthur
Lake.
Larry
Simma.
Mariorie
Kent.
Jerome
Cowan
and
Grant
"
""
prince
OEORGE
Frank
S.
Perrv
chn
v,a
v.
""ts
ie
ar.
e-
paper
work
here
and
early
in
the
war
was
stationed
at
area
Ihead('uarters
10
Prince
Rupert.
and
Mrs.
H.
G.
Perry.
SEE
and
HEAR
the
New
Deforest
i
rrtsvi
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510
TeL
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rioweri
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NEW
LUXURY
STEAMER
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
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AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
,
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
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OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
We
specialize
(
In
Chinese
Dishes
CHOP
iVV:-',
or.r
CECi
GIVE
YOUR
HOME
THE
"NEW
LOOK"
BY
tS
WIDE
CHOICE
OF
BEAUTIFUL
TINTS
fC
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Satin-G!o
Foi
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
Baldwin,
who
retires
after
forty
KLrp
fa2.!dUr-
,,
National
Railways
and
Tran-
Vss&xiHxia.
Air
i.ins
w
uu
-
Hn
r-,Mn
v,u
r'.n
with
.hi
r'Zt
7rI
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rr;;
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l-.""
van-
transferred
i.iiiIerrea
to
to
TxTa
xx,
A.
In
in
1937
1837.
1
jour
new
new'
home
be
w
mm
mm
all
modern
SEE
THE
g
ROYAL
POR
TERRACE
the
Prince
George
by
friends
of
ui?
uiu
udva
hi
r
i
knt
f
ituwrL
Mrs.
W.
J.
Nelson
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mu-"
Another
o:d
ihend
to
greet
Mr.
Walton
was
hU
faithf
uf
o
d
Chinese
cook.
Lem
h
on
his
official
car
out
of
Prince
Rupert
durlDg
the
th-
ex
enutiv.
a
W
electrics!
u
U
t0m
r
aU
any
home
pays
off
PRESBYTERIAN
THANKSGIVING
.
Thanksgiving
Day
services
drew.out
,
gpjd-sized
congrega
tions
to
First
Prettbyterian
Church
on
Sunday.
The
new
pastor.
Rev.
Georze
E.
Sendall
preached
appropriately
at
both
services,
his
subject
In
the
morning
being
"Be
Ye
Thank-
iui
and
In
the
evenlne
"We
Shall
Reap."
The
Junior
Choir
sang
"A
Song
for
Harvest"
in
the
morning.
n
the
evening
the
8cnlor
Choir
sang
the
anthem
"Render
Thanks
Unto
the
Lord"
and
J.
A.
Tcng
sang
as
a
solo
"Great
is
the
Lord."
IT'S
TIME
TO
INSULATE
Skeeria
Restaurant
Te
u
racjk'
LLOYD
8AUDER,
PROPRIETOR
GOOD
FOOD
GOOD
SERVICE
Open
8:30
a.m.
till
midnight.
Closed
0
p
m.
Sundays
DINE
AND
DANCE
Bring
your
friends
and
enjoy
yourselves
AFTERNOON
TEAS
3
TILL
5
wrm
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FINGER
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d"'gncd
l
wnen
ail
the
Iighu
in
the
house
are
burnine
Plomv
v
1
1
will
.liminate
Z
overloading
on
any
one
a
lamps
and
.pplia.e,
,1
JZ"Z
in
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convenience.
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n
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Irf
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out
OF
WINTER
DRIVING
if
you
bring
your
car
to
us
for
a
complete
overhaul
Prepare
now
for
bad
weather
just
around
the
corner.
m
SIMM
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your
home
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and
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