PAGE
BIS
Creditors'
CLOSING-OUT
Don't
Delay!
Many
Shoes
Below
Cost!
Make
It
Snappy!
Creditors
Close-Out
Sale
at
McArthur's
Shoe
Store
is
still
in
progress.
Hundreds
of
people
have
saved
money
at
this
sale!
And
there
are
still
a
large-number
of
BARGAINS
to
be
had.
Boys'
School
Shoes
L'-ckicV
Red
Stitch.
Canada's
best
boys'
shoes,
reg.
$5.00.
Closing
out
price
CO
AC
Sizes
1
to
5'i
V000
Ladies'
Hartt
Sho
es
We
are
clearing
out
this
line
of
high
grade
ladies'
shoes
at
less
than
cost.
We
have
them
in
different
styles.
Closing
out
price
.
07
Off
From
Scribblers-Exercise
Books-Loose
Leaf
Books
Leose
Leaf
Sheets-Drawing
Books-Drawing
Portfolios
Pencils
and
Erasers
Compasses
and
Rulers
Protractors
and
Squares-Ink,
Paste
and
Mucilage
Crayons
and
Paints
MatLran's
Pads
and
Pens
Blotting
Paper-Pencil
Boxes-
Girls'
Shoes
In
black
&
brown
straps
&
oxfords;
in
many
patterns;
cut
to
half
price.
Sizes
Q-f
QC
11
to
13
...
Vit7J
Sizes
Q4
Off
8
to
10
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Boys'
Welted
Soles
Fine
dress
shoes;
reg.
$6.50.
Closing
out
price
Sizes
l
to5
..
Sizes
11
to
13
4,45
$3.75
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Work
Boots
Good
shoes
with
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soles,
all
sizes
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Class
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With
eitlier
clip
or
CAp
ring.
Special,
each0"'
Ready-Rite
Pencil
4P
each
Xul
Flour
per
49-lb.
sack
Rupert
Motors
$1.25
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Sugar
fiJJJ
OCT
per
100-lb.
sack
vw0tf
Best
Creamery
But-QQ
fff
ter.
14-lb.
box
vO.OI
Mllk-Any
brand
QC
4
A
pex
case
1
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Erriprtsrt
Strawberry
CAp
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glass
Jar3"1'
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and
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SELL
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&
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&
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East
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Our
prices
on
Good
Tires
are
the
lowest
In
history.
You'll
be
amazed
when
we
quote
prices
on
your
size.
Exclusive
Goodrich
Dealers
Phone:
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Call:
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Astoria
Shoes
A
mi
WW,
9
We
are
slaughtering
prices
on
this
famous
line,
black
and
brown
calf
oxfords
.
$7.85
Black
&
07
QC
brown
shoes
Boy's
Valentine
&
Martin
Shoes
Sizes
1
to
5
QO
Qff
Closing
out
McARTHUR
SHOE
STOR!
Rt
Rev.
Peter
Trimble
Rowv.
Episcopal
Bishop
or
the
Yuk
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoo
i
bound
from
Juneau
to
Victoria.
Mussallem's
Meat
i
'
,
Market
i
Spare
Ribs
QCZn
,
2
lbs
..
O
D
1
Shoulder
Pork
50
C
Leg
of
Pork
OC
I
perlb.
...
"
Loin
of
Pork
ncn
pcr
lb
Shoulder
Lamb
Cn
f
peftlb.
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Lamb
Chops
Qftn
I
per
lb.-
VL
Stewing
Lamb
or-
2
lbs
Stewing
Veal
t)
e
n
l
2
lbs
x.
Shoulder
Veal
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r0
I
per
lb
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Leg-of
Veal
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per
lb.
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Veal
Chops
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per
lb
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T-Bone
Roast
OET
per
)b.v
SC
Sirloin
tip
op-
"per
lb
UO,
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Steak
AtZn
2
lbs
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Rump
Roast
20
C
Phones
18
&
8!
417
Fifth
Ave.
E.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday
August
DRAMATIC
IN
THEME
"Doctors'
Wives"
Has
Entirely
Novel
Background
Baxter
and
Bennett
An
unusual
dramatic
theme
play
cd
against
a
background
seldom
If
ever
before
featured
on
the
screen
makes
"Doctors
Wives,"
current
attraction
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
a
picture
of
exceptional
Interest.
While
manypast
novels,
stage
plays
and
screen
dnmas
have
featured
the..
heroic
serv
ices
of
doctors,
this
one
depicts
realistically
the
hopes,
ambitions,
conflicts
and
Inner
doubts
of
th&r
wives
to
attention.
The
story
revolves
about
a
tern
pestuous
romance
and
marriage,
which
goefi
on
the
rocks
when
the
young
doctor's
wife
falls
prey
to
the
suspicions
town
in
her
mind
by
her
mother
who
Insists
that
women
pat
ients
seek
out
her
husband
for
other
than
medical
attention.
She
is
fin
ally
made
to
understand
that
her
suspicions
arc
unfounded
in
fact
ind
that
a
doctor's
duty
to
humanity
is
greater
than
his
own
personal
life.
Leading
roles
are
handled
with
distinction
by
Warner
Baxter
as
the
successful
and
ambitious
young
surgeon
and
"by
Joan
Bennett
as
his
demure
and
emotional
wife.
Victor
Varconi,
who
has
not
been
seen
.dnce
he
played
here
as
Lord
Nelson
In
"The
Divine
Lady,"
has
an
important
part.
Admirers
of
Miss
Bennett
regret
that
she
will
be
off
the
screen
for
many
months
If
not
permanently
because
of
a
recent
horseback
accident
whejvhe
broke
her
hip
and
sustained
serious
back
injuries.
LOCAL
ITEMS
Attend
the
Anniversary
Sale
Open
Friday,
Bryant
St
Company
I
Ltd.
Mrs.
J.
Farquhar,
who
has
been
visiting
at
Terrace
with
her
moth
er.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
interior
on
this
afternoon's
train.
John
W.
Splekett,
well
known
theatre
owner
of
Juneau,
and
Mis.
Spicket:
were
passengers
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
bound
for
a
trip
to
Seat
tle.
E.
E.
Gregg,
assistant
district
forester,
returned
to
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
one
of
his
periodical
trips
to
the
Interior
on
official
business.
He
was
accompanied,
by
Mrs.
Gregg
and
the
Vancouver,
who
have
been
holidaying
at
Terrace.
Week-End
Specials
Alberta
Rose
Bread
Flour
Q-4
f)E
49-lb.
sack
Robin
Hood
China
Oats
9
ft
n
UL
per
pkg.
Australian
Seedless
Raisins
2
5
(
Swift's
Pure
Lard
AXo
0'
3-lb.
tln
Malkln's
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lul
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apple.
aVi's,
per
tin
Malkin's
BAst
Clams
(fp
per
tin
Malkin's
Dest
CusUrd
oyn'
Qflf
Powder,
per
tin
Campbell's
Vegetable
Soup
Off
2
tins
::.
Woodland
Creamery
Butter
OAp
OUl
per
lb
:
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Sunnybrook
Creamery
Q
ft
P
Butter.
3-lb.
brick
'
Italian
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04
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per
crate,,
Field
Tomatpe
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Ul
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per
basket
.,
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per
basket
Remo
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lbs
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Orecn
Beans
25C
Nice
Swe"ei
6ranges
On
S
doz
wOl
Alberta
Market
f.
RAMUI.A,
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I
Jfth
Street
Phone
?.0H
CHECKING
GLACIERS
Governor
Parks
of
Alaska
Guest
Recently
on
Canadian
Public
Works
Boat
JUNEAU,
Aug.
26
Will
the
retreat
of
Grand
Pacific
Glacier
eventually
give
the
Dominion
a
Canadian
port
in
ihe
heart
of
th?
Alaska
panhandle?
This
has
been
the
principle
topic
of
conversation
among
glaciologlsts
who
visited
thi
territory
this
summer
and
the
point
has
not
been
relegated
into
the
discard
yet.
Rumors
that
Canadian
contemplate
the
establishment
of
a
tourist
resort
at
the
head
of
Grand
Pacific
Inlet
have
been
rife
of
late.
The
question
was
put
to
J.
P.
Forde,
divisional
engineer
for
the
department
of
public
works
of
Canada,
who
arrived
in
Juneau
recent
ly
aboard
the
Canadian
yacht
Wal
ronda.
Capt.
II.
Aidren,
from
Vic
torla,
B.C.
"We
have
had
our
eyes
on
Grand
Pacific
for
some
time
since
1925;
nt
least."
Mr.
Forde
said,
"but
Just
what
use
we
can
make
of
the
three-,
quarters
of
a
mile
of
land
which
retreating
glacier
has
left
for
us
is
yet
to
be
determined."
Glacier
Quits
Alaska
During
the
summer
of
1025,
a
arty
of
surveyors
found
that
Grand
?adf
lc
Glacier,
which
has
been
try-ng
for
a
good
many
years
to
decide
a
nether
it
wanted
to
be
an
Alaskan
r
a
Canadian
glacier,
had
finally
nade
up
IU
mind
to
change
Its
na-ionallty.
It
has
now
withdrawn
al-nost
a
mile
from
the
International
Boundary
Line,
giving
Canada
a
port
of
entry
into
Northern
British
Columbia.
"The
Canadian
government
has
withdrawn
this
strip
of
land
from
the
public
domain,"
Mr.
Forde
said.
"We
don't
know
what
use
we
can
make
of
It,
at
the
country
beyond
it
Is
practically
unexplored.
It
is
doubtful,
however,
If
we
can
ever
use
it
as
a
means
of
ingress
to
the
Whltehorse
country
there
are
too
many
toe
fields
and
high
mountain
ranges."
Governor
Parks
a
Guest
W.
A.
Oourlay,
senior
engineer
for
the
department
of
public
works
of
Canada,
Mrs.
Oourlay
and
John
Yarrow,
of
Yarrow.
Ltd..
shipbuilders
of
Victoria
.
are
Mr.
Forde's
guests
on
the
cruise.
Mr.
Yarrow
Is
the
grandson
of
Alfred
Yarrow,
the
THE
TRUTH
WINS!
Our
prices
are
the
lowest
and
our
quality
is
the
highest,
consequently
our
business
Is
increasing
D
&
K
Pastry
Flour
10's
""
4
Op
per
sack
Empress
Tea
-Fresh
stock
4Q
per
lb
Swansdown
Caka
Floor
JJ
QQ
Malkin's
Dest
Raisins
-f
Cn
per
15-os.
pkg
XtJC
Malkin's
Dest
Peaches
and
OfTp
ApricoU,
2
8-o.
tins
01
Golden
Dntam
Corn
2's
per
tin
12c
School
Supplies
Scribblers-
per
dos
Paints
3
and
S
colors
per
box
Phone
3C0
319
3rd
Ave.
45c
38c
All
other
supplies
at
reduced
prices
Fruits
&
Vegetables'
Fresh
Mushroom
Just
arrived'
from
Massett
per
lb
Rhubarb
Upriver
7
lbs
..
Terrace
Apples
6
lbs.
Crab
Apples
5
lbs
I
Iothouse
Tomatoes
per
basket
Cucumbers
Largo
4
for
55c
25c
30c
25c
40c
25c!
Mussallem's
Cash
and
Carry
Stores
"Where
liollars
Have
More
Cents"
,
Phone
IS
&
81
417-423
5lh
Ave.
S
Weds.
&
lhurs.
ml
5
TWO
SHOWS
7
&
9
P.M.
MMjWlCOSti
S
Admission
20c
&
63c
MfSWmfTSSJiC
5
B
i
5
I
la
!
lis
H
M
N
n
H
Feature
Starts
at
7:40
&
9:10
THURSDAY
MATINEE
at
2:30
15c
&
40c
Feature
Starts
3:10
Warner
Baxter
and
Joan
Bennett
in
"
DOCTORS
WIVES"
A
.1
1-
-
1
.
t
iv
untma
oi
a
uocior,
nis
wne
anu
nis
patients
and
now
ins
pauenis
try
ner
patience.
Comedy
'WINDY
RILKY
GOES
TO
HOLLYWOOD'
Novelty,
"HITTING
THE
HIGH
C'S"
FOX
NEWS
Wives
of
Local
Doctors
Admitted
Free
S
Friday
and
Saturday
W.
HOYD
and
W.
FAKM'M
J
in
"FAINTED
DESERT"
ujMim
tmivraii
mux
murrsmrraisni
mrwrfTrarri!
inventor
of
the
torpedo
boat
and
the
I
Company,
and
H
Wh-.
r
um-j
todpedo
boat
destroyer.
tend
urn
of
the
White
v
,s
.i,m
Go.
George
A.
Parks
accepted
Mr.
kon
Railway,
also
wen
i:U(
..lto
Forde's
invitation
to
accompany
the
party
on
the
Walronda
on
their:
cruise
to
Glacier
Day.
P.
R.
Bradley,
F.
R.
Wilson
of
Invrrm-ss
u
u
of
the
Alaska
Juneau
Oold
Mining
overnight
visitor
;n
-own
WHEN
THE
BUSINESS
GIRL
COOKS
I
had
such
an
interest
in(t
letter
this
morning
from
a
typical
business
Rirl
JeanetteT
.
She
lives
in
Montreal,
spends
her
daytime
hours
in
a
big
in-VMtmentcompany.andhoIlajoution
of
responsibility,
liut.
wbsn
the
clock
hands
point
to
dosing
time,
she
becomes
another
person
a
typical
home
maker,
even
if
her
borne
is
only
a
tiny
apartment.
When
she
cooks,
she
wants
not
only
delicious
results,
but
she
wants
to
get
them
firily.
surely
and
economically.
Moreover,
she
has
an
open
mind
to
pew
ideas,
and
keen
judgment
in
valuing
them
in
cookery
as
much
as
in
tusness.
She
tells
me
that
she
uses
Carnation
Milk
In
all
her
cookery.
Her
straight-lirward
comment
Is:
"I
like
the
way
the
food
tastes
with
Carnation
Milk.
.
Very
generously,
she
pasnea
along
her
discoveries
to
her
friends,
and
asks
me
to
send
ray
"lovely
cook
book"
to
others
in
the
office,
and
to
keep
her
supplied
with
my
latest
recipes.
Iin't
that
rfuirarf
Htl
lr
litr?
I
know
that
what
she
has
found
out
about
Carnation
Milk
other
women
will
rind
that
it
gives
better
results
in
cookery
than
even
the
best
of
bottled
milk,
that
it
is
the
njot
convenient
and
economical
form
of
milk,
that
it
u
absolutely
dependable
as
to
richness
and
punty,
and
that
Its
double
cre.imim
vt
and
finely
broken
up
cre.-im
partle
;
I
Etve
a
fineness
of
texture
a:id
nrlincvs
of
flavor
to
every
food
in
which
C
nation
Milk
is
uvd.
t',i:-
.i'i
Mat,
remember,
is
simply
the
Iw
ndmii,
protected
at
the
sourer.
It
r'imrtba
clean
herds,
houaed
in
dnn
tins,
milked
by
clean
hands
r
r
.
c
v-m
am
sils.
This
safegiia.'di-rl
;m
n
mp
Stcd
to
double
nciuievr
.md
ktcriad
for
safekeeping.
I
want
you
to
trv
or-
"(
the
mips
which
my
Montna!
i.-i.
,.l
r-ulj
like.
And
1
wai.t
wi
-fullni
wliole
hxik
of
renins
i-
''
Ja
Writ
for
the
fleet'.:;
-.iu
.-.t
..li
toCarnatkMiCo..
I
:mi;;,.
AbouC
St.,
Vancouver,
li
i
.
fJarnationMacarxni
1.-1
:;tc
acaroni.
3
trxp.
iv:t;.
U
-nr
per.
chopped,
1
cuji
m-
i
;
nedl.
3
tbsn.
iVwr.
1
ts
i.;.
fW
1
can
chicken
w
M
I
LK
Beciuse
the
cresm
Is
broken
up
minutely.
Carnation
Milk
gives
to
sny
dish
a
smooth,
velvety
texture
which
even
the
best
of
bottled
milk
cannot
equal.
Through
the
services
of
Carnation
"field
mm",
dairymen
ar
encouraged
to
build
up
their
herds
snd
taught
strict
standards
of
cleanliness
thus
safeguarding
Carnation
Milk
at
the
source.
And
this
protection
continues
until
Carnation
Milk
reaches
you
in
its
hermetically
sesled
contsiners.
(Set
rtcipt
Above.)
Milk
(rem
CtmdUn
cows,
picked
In
CantdM
in
Ctatdita
cans
aad
cases..
i
p.
liquor.
1
cup
Carn.it
i.
n
M
emo,
chopiied.
wiink.i
.
roni
in
boiling
saltiil
'a
tender.
Drain
and
r:
watvr.
Saute
the
ti"
mushrooms
in
tin-
lu"
(about
lOminutrs)
.
errd
whilecookink.
i
;
mums
and
;ici-;i
!
i
ami
aonini;i
i!,
i
thesoup,
mush".ni
li
.
lion,
t'ook
until
t'
I'oiiKtantlv.
Ci'mln'.'
v
rum.
tirri'n
W
:
pimicntn,
paprika.
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