Your
Dollar
Will
Buy
More
iMUSSALLEM'S
Alhprta
Crcamprv
Rutlpr
'.
3
It
jp.
C.
Eggs
Large
-
pe
r
doz.
rllandslick
Reliable
ssl
cleaner,
2
for
j
HI
illacon
Machine
Sliced
per
lb.
....
Jad's
Cooki
Coconut,
4-lb.
box
Oatmeal
or
per
lb.
I
1
Vx
32c
30c
10c
17c
50c
g
Fruit
and
Vegetables
Sew
Potatoes,
10
lbs.
25c
Sweet
Potatoes,
4
lbs.
25c
fresh
Tomatoes,
5-!b.
basket
...39c
ODD
FILM
THRILLER
Thuhder
in
the
East"
Unusual
And
Colorful,
Featuring
Jap-
(
anese
Na
val
Story
A
most
unusual
and
very
satisfying
piece
of
screen
entertainment
Is
said
to
be
preserted
In
'Thunder
In
the
East,
the
picture
which
tyn
:
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
uuC
this
week-end.
Charles
Boyer.
Merle
Oberon
and
John
Loder
have
CI
9fl
v
A
the
DrinciDal
roles.
...
nti.
trnu
t-
M
i
40-foet
roll;
each
rgink
Salmon
Tall
jC
per
tin
Jlelnz
Pork
&
Beans
Large
per
tin
.
3
for
Jleinz
Ketchup
large
bottle
.Old
Dutch
Cleanser
15c
Played
against
a
colorful
Japan
ese
background,
tie
mm
depicts
an
eternal
triangle
stcry
with
a
;
refreshing
new
flavor
and
decidedly
novel
twist
Boyer
plays
the
part
of
a
titled
Japanese
naval
commander,
obsessed
with
patriot-1
Ism.
who
wins
a
naval
battle
22C
a6alnst
an
unidentified
enemy
but,
(realizes
mat
me
v.ciory
jeii
mucn
Q
p
to
be
desired.
Stationed
aboard
his
fiper
Un
j
,
ship
as
a
neutral
observer
Is
Fer
nana
iUp
?an,
a
young
English
omcer.
from
whom
the
Japanese
tries
unsuc
cessfully
to
learn
where
his
tactics
were
at
fault.
Thereupon,
he
uses
his
lovely
young
wife
as
a
foil
to!
obtain
the
secret
from
the
Englishman.
The
Japanese
commander
i
TVIerv
firm
stnllri
.Aah
10-1
f
inallv
nhtains
thp
rtfwnmntc
ho
icrn
i-tpnen
imprrica.
per
id.
ioc
ucmii;
suu
uicie
cuaues
an
amaz
tt.
1
,1
1
'
vyaier
Meion.
per
io
7c
:
llananas.
3
lb
Oooseberrios,
local,
8
lbs.
?5c'
25c
ECONOMY
STORE
Vhrn
lIUr
llavr
r
P-
O.
Boi
575
Morr
I'rnl
Phone
18
x:
ste'srt.asrsttv'va'rei
ZJ.
K.
Goi.ln-.
p;or--er
Terrar?
farmer,
wh-
h-.
bec
'-ndinT
Two
or
h-T
-v.
in
the
rltv
on
business,
Is
returning
to
the
interior
on
this
cren-ng's
train.-
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll.
Proprietor
-A
riOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Kate
Sl.ub
o
bO
Booms
Hot
if
Cold
Wslet
Prince
Rupert.
B
C
Phone
281
P.O
Box
199
..15c
tog
battle
which
has
a
tragic
end-
lng
for
all
parties
concerned.
!
luSSALLEM'Sr?
Sale
Enjoyable
,
...
.
.
.
.
rwintrv
ver
oy
Mrs.
ueorge
Kone
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan
while
assisting
In
serving
were
Mrs.
W.
C.
Asplnall.
Mrs.
J.
G.
Johns,'
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills
H.
S.
On
m
nt.
identified
Wth
toe
rturlineton
n.ilroad
tn
Dn-
Succewful
Affair
Yeterdav
After-
Ver-
rorada
has.
b?en
a
virttK
noon
at
Home
of
Mrs.
'n
Prtnee
Rupert
aince
la:l
Toea-F.
N.
Good
da?
"'abt
in
he
-9ir
of
a
e-
1
tlon
trip
and
has
b"fom'
An
enjoyable
Albican
tea
was
',?TM,rl
ot
the
pin--
that
h-
v
held
Vesterdav
aflernonn
at
thA
binding
tt
difficult
to
(w
hhn-
home
of
Mrs.
F.
N.
Good.
Cotton
Street,
many
ladies
calling
during
the
afternoon.
The
hoHsi
wa
assisted
In
receiving
by
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evitt,
president
of
St.
Andrew's
Woman's
Auxiliary.
The
tea
table,
covered
with
a
lac"
cloth
and
at-
-ir,awav.
He
im
nnd
tm
leavtag
by
this
evnlne'
train
his
return
home
Int
hw
rer
to
extend
his
visit
until
Monday
evening.
"I
have
been
around
a
bit."
Md
Mr.
Ounnlnz
thW
mornH"
..v
Is
the
most
bsattfnl
I
have
ver
seen
In
nr
Your
town
has
a
sort
of
In
dividuality
aTout
it
that
I
hw
never
en-auntered
elsewhere.
I
have
fallen
complet-srv
in
kv
with
Prlnrf
Riinort
Vanr
ami
nd
Mrs.
A.
R.
Nichcls.
In
charge
of
Irpsh
u
som-thin
that
mut
he
tea
room
were
Mrs.
Thomag
apoeal
u,
a
rot
frorT1
ndrew.
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLean
and
meh
of
the
omntry
M
I
do
Ars.
H.
S.
Meadowr.
u-here
u
JmpoiWlbie
res.
The
home
cooking
and
fruit
stall
comfortably
at
night
owing
t
vas
looked
after
by
Mrs.
W.
J.
Nel-
heat."
son
and
Mrs.
G.
H.
Arnold.
Mrs:
F.
Mr.
Gunning
is
highly
enthus-A.
MacCallum
was
cashier.
n-M
ibout
the
srenery
In
BriU'i
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Joan
and
Son
Vagabonding
Vagabonding
sorrewhere
near
S
nta
Bari.iv.t.
C
j!
Joan
Blondell
and
her
eiaht-month
old
son
N'uman
S
t'.
Barnes
The
film
star
is
on
vacation
and
even
her
studio
no
idea
where
she
can
be
reached.
But
Baby
Norman,
son
of
Cameraman
George
Barnes,
agreed
to
pose
for
this
photo
prior
to
departing
from
Hollywood
vUh
his
mother.
LIKES
HERE
VERY
n
Vislte-
From
Derver,
Finding
It
Diffirult
To
Tar
IFmsrlf
Awar
Trom
Prince
Rupert
ColuxWa.
particularly
tn
tr.j
mountains.
Hit
onlv
disappointment
is
that
he
did
not
brag
mem
bors
of
his
f-unlly
with
him
so
ihc
y
could
have
jone
on
a
flah-ni
-xoeditton.
However,
he
prom-
lr?s
himself
to
come
back
some
Colorado.
dav
nnd
Wnl
Jtwn
with
htm.
He
:?ft
Denver
on
July
b-en
in
New
Orleans.
West
and
elsewhere.
3
and
has
the
Middle
Calgary
Building
Shows
Large
Gain
"tw
'"on-lrnel'n
o
MN-'ta
City
ll'H
Yenr
Morr
Thxn
1H
Orratrr
Than
HAIOABY.
Atte
?:-
'ihie
n
the
city
0
Calgary
for
the
first
aeven
month
of
list
has
reached
a
total
af
$7M.0W
as
oats-Tared
with
XSXI&l
in
the
corresponding
period
last
year,
official
figures
revealed
yesterday.
CALGARY
CUSTOMS
REVENUE
i
CALOARY.
Asjg.
2-Onstoms
nd
excise
rrvenoe
at
the
port
of
alEa'y
for
the
mnnth
of
July
this
.oar
totalird
$15.1064
i-
compared
with
$156,187
in
the
same
month
last
year,
official
fieures
issued
yesterday
reveal.
Soviet
Airmen
Ready
to
Leave
Hop-Off
From
Moscow
to
San
Francisco
Kxprrted
to
Take
Place
Today
.
MOSCOW.
Aug.
1:
Soviet
airmen,
on
a
prelected
non-stop
flight
from
Mowow
to
San
Franeiaoo
via
the
North
Pole.
are
expected
to
take
off
today.
Thrv
are
taking
tkx
tons
of
fuel
and
food
suppUec
Ml-ricicnt
to
kp
them
alive
for
three
months
In
caae
of
emergency.
Ttiey
hope
to
nuke
the
long
fllsjrbi
In
thnr
speedy
monoplane
In
sixty
hours.
Mrs.
George
P.
MoCnll
returned
this
morning
by
TaaboaT
to
her
home
at
Port
Slmpwn
after
apend-ing
a
couple
of
da?
In
town.
Case
of
"Dutch"
Schulze
Ends
In
Acquittal
ALBANY,
N.Y..
Aug
2
-The
case
of
Alfred
Dutch)
Schulee.
notor-,
toua
gangster
leader,
charged
with
i
$1,000
Income
tax
evasion,
ended
yesterday
In
acquittal
after
38
hours'
deliberation
by
the
Jury
It
waa
Sehutse's
second
trial
on
this
charge,
the
Jury
in
the
first
case'
having
disagreed
The
presiding
Judge,
Frederick
Bryant,
in
discharging
the
Jury
without
thanks,
declared
that
the
verdict
was
contrary
to
the
Interests
of
Justice
and
law
enforcement
It
was
not
baaed
on
the
evidence,
the
Judge
declared.
If
yon
wtafc
to
swap
a
claaaiiled.
A
Washer
For
Every
Purse
EASY
Now
makes
it
possible
for
Every
Home
to
own
a
Washer.
We
are
now
offering
an
EASY
Washer
at
a
s.Hcial
price
of
$74
.50
Terms
may
be
arranged
This
model
will
Ik
on
display
in
our
window
for
the
following
week.
Arrange
for
a
demonstration
at
once..
i
w
r
1
i
vvgasugtaw
TONIGHT
ar.d
SATlTDilj
Eat
Is
Fait
.
West
t;;
u;
...
But
never
the
twain
tiut
meet
.
.
TI.ey
do
la
th,
smaihlng
drama
of
the
Orlt0
"Thunder
the
East"
Snatched
from
th
of
the
paper
T
1
world
s
biitgest
pw
filet
sensati'jtit;
spectacuiar
conf.i
:
beraUn
actton'
A.
of
a
strange
lovi
v
tiuned
a
mui
i
.
-
,
market
block
of
put
with
CIIARUKS
WOM
M
MKKI.E
OUEKON
JOHN
wmi
At
7:41
Ac
S
i
ADDED
Charlie
('have
In
-1
STAR
!K),ltlU:K
ncr
rvrry
monlb
It
ronfi
a
rrvlKdT
i
U'l
lng
about
it
The
t
i
tilon
of
-
"THE
MAUCir
OP
TIME'
GROTTO
TAXI
455
You
only
Itve
.
t
ride
In
'
Thrre
Car
at
lour
nt.
Ilcrt
Morgan
Hud
Htrric
Rent
vour
i--.r
1
in
thi
o..orr
rnor
We
Buy
For
Less
THE
PEOPLES
STORE
SPECIALS
FOR
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
SELLING
BOYS'
BROADCLOTH
BLOUSES
39C
&
59C
MEN'S
FINE
WORSTED
PANTS
r
for
$&dO
300
SETS
OF
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
Just
unpacked.
Summer,
fall
and
winter
weights.
7Qo
from
Up
SUIT
CASES
&
TRAVELLING
TRUNKS
from
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
TWEED
CAPS
All
the
newest
patterns
98c
up
50
PAIRS
OF
iMEN'S
AND
BOYS'
GREY
FLANNEL
PANTS
Owing
to
the
late
C1
QQ
season
MEN'S
TWO-PIECE
SUMMER
SPORT
SUITS
In
flannels
and
tweeds
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
OILSKIN
$3.95
1.98
59c
colors
pair
EXTRA
SPECIAL
15
Chiffon
Dresses
15
BEAUTIFUL,
UNCRUSII-ABLE
CHIFFON
DRESSES
With
Slips;
Week-end
Specials
$7.98
A
LOVELY
GUARANTEED
GRADE
OF
LADIES'
HOSE
Every
pair
guaranteed
to
wear
or
money
refunded.
All
35c,
49c,
69c,
79c
LADIES
AND
GIRLS
SILK
KNIT
QCn
Cfta
PANTIES
For
tliw,
tIU
30
ENSEMBLES
In
the
finest
of
materials,
all
shade-
and
sizes.
Get
your's
now
!
QQ
qf
from
vOitJU
nn
-X'
sizes
3G
to
44
;
each
We
Sell
For
Les;
LADIES'
AND
GIRLS'
CLOVE
SILK
QQ(
OP
PANTIES
AND
BLOOMERS
For
.
.
Q
100
CREPE
DRESSES-A11
snappy
patterns
Q4
QO
and
latest
desiirn8:
from
.
.
tyJLmOO
Sport
jackets
All
wool
melton
cloth,
in
navy
and
maroon,
Zippor
frf-4
side
straps,
leather
bound
pockets,
QA
QC
y
All
"
SILK
KNIT
SLIPS
Lace
trimmed
or
plain
taiW
style
with
built
up
ftQp
QCJo
C-J
OC
shoulder
vJt,
&Q,
$L.0
-J
White
Summer
Coats
Novelty
woven
imported
white
cloth
coats
in
full
bad;
belted
styles.
Swanky
new
box
or
CO
AC
casual
swaggers
vOetel
A
SPECIAL
LOT
OF
MEN'S
FINE
WORK
SHIRTS,
at
MERCHANDISE
SATISFACTORY
OR
MONEY
REFUNDED
THIRD
AVENUE
THE
PEOPLES
STORE
39c
up
PRINCE
RUPERT