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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Possibly
his
most
difficult
assignment,
Rente
to
Europe
via
Churchill
Hudson
Bay
Thursday,
September
6;
1951
was
to
rehabilitate
the
and
polar
inlands.
Major
Mac-I.achlan
hudson
Bay
Railway.
was
the
confidant
of
As
engineer
in
the
nu
itary
expeits
of
three
na-tions
!
retired
this
week
following
an
introduction
charge
of
the
standard
neer,
ating
beeauss
of
his
ability
to
Rail
Chief
project,
he
extended
the
i
in
the
person
of
Major
J.
G.
Mac-j
bv
J.
R.
McMillan,
vice-president.
to
the
new
port
of
Churchill.
operation
tickle
engineering
problems
in
Lachlan,
its
manager,
whose
ca-;
north.
Until
1926,
the
the
fur
proposed
terminus
Is
Retiring
leer
on
the
northern
line
commenced
It
marked
the
close
of
46
years
was
Port
Nelson,
now
in
1926.
of
s-
rvire
for
the
railway
man
abandoned.
!
At
a
reception
here,
officers
ager.
Duimg
that
time
he
nas)
In
Philip
Lyons,
son
of
Mr.
and
World
War
II
the
WINNIPEG.
The
man
who
of
the
Canadian
National
Rail-fompietrd
worked
on
construction
in
one
j
Hudson
Mis.
G.
P.
Lyons,
left
yesterday
Rail-
ys
honored
him
with
a
pres-ay
eanacitv
or
another
on
railway
Bay
Railway
carried
a
vast
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
Vancouver
the
Hudson
Bay
eiuation
from
the
hands
of
iim
s
reacn-.ig
irom
Northern
a.nount
of
freight
during
estab-Ontar'o
where
he
will
attvnd
to
Churchill
and
brought
'
to
B
itish
Columbia.
li.shmcnt
of
the
Crimson
Air
College.
the
railway
up
to
modern
oper-
Major
J.
L.
Charles,
chief
engi
Vancouver
1
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN
Wh'n
W.
F.
Stone
assumes
responsibility
lor
a
thing,
there
is
assurance
that
it
will
be
well
and
enthusiastically
done.
That
may
le
said
of
arrangements
for
the
annual
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
now
In
session
here.
Mr.
Stone
is
general
chairman
of
the
convention
committee.
AIYANSH
AND
LEGION
(Continued
from
page
7)
PEOPLES
STORE
DISCONTINUE
CHILDREN'S
DEPARTMENT
People's
Store
are
discontinuing
their
ch
ildren's
department.
Wallace's
have
boug
ht
much
of
the
stock
but
the
following
items
are
being
Cleared
at
Less
Than
Wholesale
to
save
moving
costs.
COME
IN
AND
REAP
THE
HARVEST.
1
m
...
P
!
hilarious,
iuiia-bluuMed
comerM
I
(ExcuseMy-Bust
Girls'
Skirts
TECHNICOLOR
V
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Starring
GROUP
No.
5
RED
SALLY
Girls'
Silk
Party
Dresses
GROUP
No
1
S3.23-S5
RfB.
MACDONALD
CAREY
$1.99
FORREST
izes
3
to
5
...
SKELTON
'
SHOWS
AT
P.M.
-
9
P.M.
$1.99
RcS.
S3.50-SI.25
Sizes
6-7-8
....
life
GROUP
No.
6
U
OTE,1
IT
S.VI
$2.99
Reg.
$4.50-$6
Sizes
7
to
10
...
A
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
IHEATI
GROUP
No
2
$2.99
Reg.
S5.25-S6.50
'
SUes
4
to
12
At
these
prices
you
can't
go
wrong.
Stock
is.
limited
but
quality
is
tops.
'
and
Robinson
defended
well
and
j
kept
the
Legion
forwards
well
;
1
1
checked.
Davis
was
very
good
at
;
1
1
centre
half
and
Mercer
and
C.
I
!
Morven
tackled
well
and
were
;
fast.
The
forward
line
was
al-;
:
ways
dangerous
with
Percy!
Adams
distributing
the
ball
to
1
1
his
wings
effectively
All
the
oth-
i
I
;
ers
did
well
and
It
was
only
the!
i
1
strong
play
of
the
Legion
de-
J
'
fence
that
kept
them
from
scor-J
;
ing
frequently.
i
j
Th
game
was
marred
by
the
l
1
action
of
some
spectators.
Ap-
I
parently
some
of
them
do
not
J
;
Know
what
the
goal
area
Is
for
.
i
and
what
the
penalty
area
is
for.
I
!
Consequently
hey
shout
for
de-
I
I
cisions
when
there
is
no
inf
rac-
t
ton
of
the
ru.es.
And
some
do
j
:iot
know
that
In
the
throw-in
Jjthe
ball
must
be
thrown
over
I
;
the
hrad,
not
dropped.
Their
I
!
continuous
shouting
only
upsets
j
the
game.
Th?
Aiyansh
players
I
practically
never
question
the
J
i
referee's
decision,
nor
do
the
!
'
home
players.
But
the
spectators
SELECTED
SHORTS
And
NEKS
ana
r
Misses
and
Teen
Age
Blouses
mm
FORREST
inCIER-H
HIT
liv
Girls'
Daytime
Dresses
99c
GROUP
NO.
3
Rrf.
$2
50-$.'..
Sizes
3-4-6-8-10
Regular
$1.50.
Assorted
Colors
Sue
8
to
18
years.
Tailored
Style
Girls'
BLUE
DENIM
JEANS
Sizes
1-6-8
years.
Well
made.
Excellent
Quality
$1.99
$2.99
$1.95
Evening
Shows
J
.
J
ij
GROUP
No.
A
Rot.
$50-$V25.
Sizes
5-6-7-8-10
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
Saturday
Matinees
i
-1
W
25o
I
Hf
and
""j
Y
MORE
ffi
"
trfmma
ii
i
mil
a
,
should
learn
the
rules,
and
under
j
,
I
no
circumstances
Is
a
spectator
i
or
official
of
a
club
permitted
to
allf:h
cr.nv.'
back
and
staged
a
go
on
the
field
of
play.
In
such
;
""ce
attack.
Away
went
the
a
case
the
referee
will
probably
Legion
and
Verhaar's
centre
was
5
call
the
game
.
.
.
and
he
Is
cor-
i
we"
cleared
Aiyansh
came
back
No
Exchanges,
Please.
Clearings!
CASH
ONLY
-ALL
SALES
FINAL!
twenty
yean
si
r
rah'
fast
but
shot
wide.
Krau.se
came
I
W
t
U
f
1
W
B
rect
in
doing
so.
I
W
I
VII
out
and
savod
but
before
he
Nisyok
was
the
first
goalie
99c
$3.50-$4.25
Girls'
Raincopes
Sizes
2-4-0.
Assorted
Colors
I
Reg.
Reg.
5
I
Sizes
Sizes
0
$2.50-$3.25
Girls'
Nightgowns
QQ
0-8-10-12-14.
Assorted
Styles
VAJ
Septembfr
(,
1931
railed
upon,
clearing
from
Smith
Y'ma
K"
acK
lnrre
waa
a
SROt
easily.
Aiyansh
attacked
and
'or
,5al
Bowman
blockl.ig
U
K""
bro"n
Krau.se
had
to
run
out
to
kick
"
another
clear.
The
Aiyansh
forwards
gra"d
"P
and
Tail
hit
the
up-
Anyox
made
It
lour
ti
straight
when
they
woe
concluding
match
in
the
ware
combining
well
and
It
was
"1""
"
"V"'
aan
Prince
P.
fXf
"
a
good
Job
that
Eby
and
Dunbar1
f"'ro"s
snot
bv
feuyen
and
then
ball
serejl
with
)k)C
wpre
Paying
so
well.
Davis
shot
Krau.se
saved
at
full
length
Vr-
la.st
nlBnt
o,
-
1.,,,,.
t-v,
,
j
j
'
haar
centred
well
and
Smith'
n.i
r....
ore
ai
4-
$2-$2.29
Plastic
Raincoats
With
Hoods.
Sizes
6
to
12
years
Reg
52
50-$3.
25
Girls'
Pojomos
f
QQ
Size;,
6-8-10-12-14.
Your
hoice
vAtt7
Reg.
$1.20
Stanfields
Vests
RQC
Wool
Content.
Sizes
6
to
14
years
3if
Long
Sleeve
Corton
Cardigans
QQC
For
Boys
or
Girls.
Size's
2
to
6
years.
V
U
coiner
kick
that
ran
along
the
"''1"
y
myoK
out.,
Watson,
Douglas.
Hadden
crossbar,
then
dropped
harm-
bFl0T
ne
could
c'ar,
Phillips
4ter,
Currie,
Kelsey.
i
lessly
behind.
Legion
forced
niPPed
to
P"t
the
Legion
a
Dickens,
Colossi,
Norn
three
more
fruitless
corners.
g"1
up-
plav
was
suspended
Referee
J.
8.
Wilson;
'
wnen
some
PPators
ran
onto
H.
Dictor,
Georgeson
had
a
lovely
long
c.
Youngman,
drive
that
went
just
too
high.
,
Hle
fleld
but
lalpr
was
resumed.
Rio,
Dyer.
Nisyok
was
lucky
to
clear
tils
from,
,a
fw
kick
Aiyansh
net-;
.
l
lines
and
then
Krause
stopped
a
d
,:he
bal'
bl'1
,ri''
ga'
as:
i
hot
drive
off
Jlmmle
Adams
s
-disallowed.
Cunliffe
had
a
long
William
Bra
of
the
foot
and
hurt
his
hand
In
doing
!
drlve
ami
then,
from
a
free
shot,
a
score
of
389
out
of
J
He
later
caught
a
long
drive
,
?uno
bpat
Krause
with
a
fine
400.
yesterday
took
M
from
Davis
and
cleared.
Dunbar!
l"
p,vprl
lhe
re.
Play
was
r
:
,ast
and
interesting
right
to
the
Canadian
NsUonslH
was
very
good
and
then
Smith
:
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H
W
H
n
M
H
m
m
a
m
n
n
H
M
II
a
M
'
'
99c
Reg.
60c
Ankle
Socks
A
A:'
sorted
Colors.
Sizes
5
to
6'i
....
for
2
...
89c
Girls'
Watsons
Vests
Sli-s
2
to
14
y.ars
,m
0111
lnore
were
m"re
goals
"
"e
I
sent
Verhaar
off
with
a
long
'
pass
but
the
lat
ter
s
parting
shot
and
a
splendid
exhibition
of
at
Montreal,
football
found
the
teams
tied
with
a
goal
each
;
war
high.
Half-time
found
the
score
sheet
clean.
The
Legion
attacked
on
resuming
and,
after
Nisyok
ran
out
'
to
clear,
a
return
shot
was
wide
1
with
tvic
goal
empty.
Legion
'
lor-ed
thrse
corners.
Then
Aiy-
If
weather
permits.
tfc
semi-finals
series
beta
'1
row
between
Old
Emprf
!
Elks.
Winners
meet
S&
Canada,
who
were
glv'!
as
league
winners.
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ME
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25o
-
35o
-
50?o
STORE
Reg.
$2.69
Boys'
RAINCOATS
ond
HELMETS
SI
7
SPECIAL
Boys'
Long
Pant
SUITS
0
QCJ
Reg.
$8
Boys'
ALL
WOOL
Leisure
JACKETS
M
Q5
A.s.,oiUd
colors.
Sizes
4-6-8
years
9
jrCIMt
Sizes
11
and
15
years.
Choice
V0.7U
Fall
welRnt
p'erfe(.t
or
g,.nool
,
.
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.
Zycim
0V
Se9i?2;f
"
$350
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SHIRTS
SI
7
Reg.
$3.50
Boys'
Elastic
Waist
GYM
TRUNKS
$105
Reg.
$15
Boys'
SPORT
JACKETS
fl
Q5
Sl-'-
le
"
18
yars-
Hfavy
Printed
Brushed
Cotton
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and
Basketball.
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8
-
10
-
12
14
years
f
XtT
f
ol
all
occasions.
Sizes
14
-
16
-
18
years
vOiJ
Reg.
$2
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DRESS
SHIRTS
'
Q-f
IP
Reg.
$1.25
-
$1.50
Boys'
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COMBINATIONS
Reg.
$18
-
$23
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1
9
Q.1
toi
Day
or
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16
-18
yoars
PJ.Ttt
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styles.
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4
-
.6
-
8
-
10
-
12
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Pi
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older
boy
Vj.AUV
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$1.25
-
$2
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AFn
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$2.50
Boys'
COVERALLS
SI
95
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$11
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COAT
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For
School
or
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4-5-6-7
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4
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$2.50
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-
$6.50
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$3,95
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soiled.
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2-3-4
years
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12
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14
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$5
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n
7
R
Rt
rftrlur0v
Sues
$iJ,C
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6-
8
years.
Blue
Chambry.
Ideal
for
play
,$8
CorduroyLONGyPANTS
$4i95
4-5-6
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Quality
ddj
&55ory.!:?OY
HATS
x
45C
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$4
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PANTS
$9
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-
500oH
.
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assortment.
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6-7-8-9-10
years
v
dJ
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4
SanforteJd
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Special
Boys'
Blue
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PANTS
$1
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OCT
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BEANIES
l9C
"
shrunk.
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Assorted
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