fhursdiy,
April
30,
1938
Over
waitea
Ltd.
CahorC.O.D.
Phoned
843
First
Grade
Hiitter
3
lb.
-
..'A
Large
ESS
f.
2
dOZ;
BMkist
Honey
4-lb.
tin
B.
C.
Honey
4!2-lb.
tin
..
Swedish
Mints
.
per
lb.
Liquorice
Allsorts
per
lb.
Scotch
Mints
per
lb.,.
J..r,.v,.,
Butter
Scotch
Drops-'
per
lb
83c
49c
1
PIKE
JAMS
Strawberry,
'
Raspberry,
Apricot,
CCp
A.ih
tin
fv
57c
-I
63c
English
Style
Graham
Wafers
pkt,
18c
1.8.0.
Honey
Grahams,
pkt
20c
Quaker
Oats,
plain,
pkt.
...16c
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes3
pkts.
....25c
Kellogg's
Ail
Bran,
pkt.
18c
Kelloss's
Pep
or
Bran
Flakes,
2
25c
peaches,
Australian
ls
2
tins
Pears
or
Apricots,
2s
2
tins
Dei
Monte
Peaches
2V2s
gg
w
vttp
.
.
.
.
Sliced
Tincapplc,
2's
3
.tins
29c
29c
29c
Plain
or
Fruit
Cakes,
1
lb.
each
20c
Campbell's
Pork
is
Beans,
2,,i's
2
tins
29c
Campbell's
Pork
tz
Beans,
2's
3
tins
.
Btvken
Walnuts,
per
lb.
Shelled
Brazils,
per
lb
40c
Limicys
Baking
Chocolate
h
lb
18c
25c
19c
21c
17c
Eureka
Bleach,
bottle
10c
WWte
Qloss
SUrch,
pkt
.llc
Classic
Cleanier,
2
tins
15c
Old
Dutch
Cleanser.
2
tins
...
19c
Johnson's
Floor
Wax,
1
lb.
:....62c
All
Vegetables
at
Reduced
Trices
Oranges,
2
doz
35c
2
doz.
,43c;
2
doz.
SEES
PILGRIMAGE
TO
HERO
SHRINES
GREAT
PRIVILEGE
TO
HONOR
Canadian
Air
Ace
Writes
of
Legion's
Peacetime
Trek
To
Vimy
and
Other
Overseas
Battlefields
Next
July
(Written
for
The
Canadian
Press
by
Air
Vice-Marshal
W.
A.
Bishop
V.C.)
July,
for
Canadians,
should
be
a
memorable
month.
Memorable
and
sacred.
For
it
will
see
a
pilgrimage
of
Canada
s
war
veterans
to
a
shrinp
Wove.
hnUr
in
v,Q.
-
-
-
.
.
w
AVAVVWA
IIWI
J
All
1IV1
StrWTr
rim
mntvirit.ini
.l
ai:
i
i
t
r
-
.
t
ivj
mi,
mi-iiiuiirti
iiiiu
craves
oi
mose
wno:
at
vimv
s.it.
lodum
or
piln,
MJr
'.
island
other
battlefields,
sleep
their
sleep
of
immortality.
SSrsii1'"
S3ciTh!
her
of
war
beeome
the
poignant
memories
o
bociteye
&aimon,
,2s
Malkms
peace.
For
brief
moments
of
hvs-
nut
--aerlcal
pink
Salmon,
'2
3.
for
23c!Hfi,
J
with
y
...
pilchards,
V2s,
j
ior
C'This
!ThU
niirimaa
pilgrimage
tn
to
vim
Vlmy
comes
..7:
as
somethln
exaltation
trio
wnrM
mvc
.
,
..
J..:"
01
nali
a
million
Canadians
who
"T
overseas
ln
the
ea
from
truer
and
dpenpr?
n
n
restoration
of
the
original
brotherhood;
a
return
to
those
who,
somewhere
ln
eternity,
will
stand
as
witnesses
of
this
testimony
to
their
memory.
The
hot
breath
of
war
blows
once
;nore
in
men's
faces.
What
more
fitting
then,
or
strengthening,
than
that,
at
this
hour,
we
should
think
of
this
pilgrimage;
that,
not
only
as
a
memorial
for
the
dead,
but
as
a
eoad
to
human
conscience
and
a
promise
to
j.he
living,
we,
the
survivors
of
the
world's
Calvary,
should
go
to
the
graves
of
those
whose
sacrifice
improved
our
lives
and
left
many
among
us
desolate?
This
message,
therefore,
is
but
to
hope
that
the
comrades
of
those
who
sleep
at
Vlmy,
with
their
loved
ones,
will
give
impressive
testimony
against
forgctfulncss;
will
give
evidence
to
all
the
world
that
Canada
remembers.
Organization
of
the
pilgrimage
under
the
auspices
of
the
Canadian
-Jc
j
Legion
is
now
complete
In
every
detail.
The
-
pilgrimage
Is
not
11ml-
Belgium?
the'well-flrganlzcd
asSls
tancc
of
steamship
companies,
care
and
attention
for
pilgrims
England;
for
com
fortable
travel
and
protection
against
unnecessary
expense
all
have
been
attended
to.
This
Vlmy
Pilgrimage
will
be
a
model
of
peacetime
organization.
In
addition
to
the
arrangements
Johnson's
Liquid
Wax,
pint
62c
for
thc
solemn
part
of
the
tour
of
Johnson"s
Glo-Coat
Wax.
Dint
65c
'the
battlefields,
the
steamshlns
Johnson's
Glo-Coat
wax.
qt.
$1.05
j
which
will
take
pilgrims
to
Eng-Mlracle
Whip
Salad
Dressing
hand
will
be
held
at
Havre
to
carry
8!i-oz.
Jar
20c;
16-oz.
Jar
..35c
j
them
back
to
England,
where
four
Dutch
Maid
Salad
Dic&'lng
days
will
be
spent.
There
will
be
12-oz.
Jar
23c;
16-oz.
Jar
..33c
'
accommodation
at
first
class
hotels
Tuna
Fish,
V2's
..
.20c;
'A's
...12c
j
In
London,
sightseeing
of
historic
..
snots
in
the
Old
Land;
the
same
,n
romatoes.
per
lb
21c
stcamshlps
t0
bring
the
party
back
mj
Aviuaiui.il,
pti
iu,
....mii;
to
Canada
less
than
four
weeks
from
the
time
of
their
departure.
Great
Memorial
v..
1
I
-
IJ
1
1
1
I
o-
j
in
conciusiuu,
a
wuwu
uuuui,
tuu
1914
to
1919
The
Interpretation
of
the
sign!
flcance
of
a
memorial
denends
largely
on
the
beholder,
and
here
is
a
wealth
of
symbolism
to
lnsnlre
the
contemplation
of
war
and
Its
attributes:
the
artist.
W.
S.
All-
ward,
has
represented
the
strong
wall
of
defence:
the
forces
of
France,
of
Canada
and
of
Great
Britain;
gallantry,
svmoathv
and
saennce;
justice,
truth
and
know
ledge;
death,
sorrow,
peace
and
the
cross,
At
this
spot
on
Vlmy
Ridge,
hal
lowed
by
the
blood
of
manv
:
brave
soldier,
and
ln,
the
presence
of
pilgrims,
the
memorial
will;
be
unveiled.
Approaching
the
memorial
there
the
pilgrim
will
find
engraved,
on
ihe
walls
Uic
names
of
more
than
10,000
of
the
Canadian
dead
who
have
no
grave.
Standing
on
the
wide
stone
terrace,
he
will
read
on
he
towering
pylons
the
names
of
he
battles
which
nearly
425.000
of
lis
countrymen
(about
one
ln
JO
if
the
total
male
population
of
i.'anada
In
1917)
went
overseas
to
right.
(,.
lit
He
iiiaj
may
well
wen
have
liavc
seen
the
,
fori
,
m
.
rqniHfqn
I
aaIm.
.
ms.v.L
.
......
."
"'""l0'
same
names
emblazoned
on
the
or
to
.ui
their
families.
.1.
There
will
be
colors
of
tne
local
mUltfa
m
,n
a
place,
a
care
and
welcome
for
all
Canada.
Looking
out
across
the
Canadian
veterans.
broad
fields
and
rolling
hills'
he
Everything
to
make
necessary
can
of
tne
battlcnld3
he
pilgrimage
unforgettable
for
whIch
thcsc
namcs
commemoralc.
those
who
make
It,
is
being
done.
far
thc
north,
and
out
of
sight
Go-opcrntion
of
thc
governments
'
ncs
Ynrr-s.
wherr
hn!.Hiam
hk.
'
'
r
f
i,,
i.i
7
UI
laiWU,
Ull
Willi,
riUUCC
UUU
sMinH
Ih-
flrct
nnlonn
ll.
.1-
Prunes,
2
lbs
19c
while
ln
France
and
'
Evaporated
Apricots.
2
lbs
45c
everything
that
makes
Evap.
Pears
or
Peachts.
2
lbs.
.35c
I
-
.-v
.jvj,.
obiatii,
t
.
jl.
rf
there
ulna
are
thc
ridce
of
Pas
chendacle,
the
woods
of
Mount
Sorrel
and
the
swamps
of
St.
Elol
Neaier
and
to
the
northeast
are
Festubert
and
Glvenchy.
and
nearer
still
Hill
70
and
the
town
of
Lens.
Beyond
the'
southern
sky
line
lies
Amiens
where
the
final
advance
to
victory
began
in
August
1918.
and
the
low
hills
between
mark
the
battlefields
of
the
Somme
In
1916.
Eastwards
from
Arras
the
long
straight,
road
runs
by
Moncy-
"lapvirUil.,
5
JOT
20c
Grapefruit,
lartre
4
fnr
2-,rithc
hallowed
spot
in
France
to
bet
per
tin
ECONOMY
SPECIALS
uanaaian
walaula"
ivu-muriai
ivw..
ui
rruutc
i'ink.
mi
oil
SALMON--uunert
ws
visited.
'BRAN
FLAKES
Kellogg's
5ect
Mixed
or
Mustard
Pickles
j
In
the
centre
of
that
part
of
'
2
pkgs
large
jar
,29c
,
Northern
France
where
Canadian
cAt
FOOD.
DOG
FOOD
Ov..u
0uraltca
troops
were
cmciiy
engagea
in
me
Dr.
Bal
ard's
'
1-lb
tin
Orange
Pekoe
Tea
Qtt
War
stands
the
noble
me-
w..
..
M
mortal
erected
to
them
by
their
eraltea
Best
Coffee,
per
lb.
40c'countrymen
t
majestlc
pylons
Overwaltea
Orange
Marmalade
lof
stonc-
rlsms
from
a
masslve.
4-Jb.
tin
43C
square
base,
decorated
with
sculp
ture
unci
suuaoiy
mscnocu,
com-mcnioiKlc
the
deeds
and
sacrifices
Union
Steamships,
Limited
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
CATAU
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
VM.
uue
Vancouver,
Thursday
p.m.
TSS.
CARpENA
FRIDAY,
10:30
MI.
Due
Va'
ouVer,
Monday
a.in,
Weekly
callings
to
Port
Simpson,
Stewart..
Anyox
and
Naas
River.
Sunday,
8
p.m.
Further
.Information
regarding
sailings
and
tickets
from
JVM.
SMITH,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phun
568
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PHONE
775
Chesterfield
Suites
5
Suites
Chesterfield,
Tapestry
and
Mohair,
latest
Patterns,
reliable
construction.
CQfi
00
Terms
arranged.
From
,.
ptyuvy
MAZOLA
OIL
4-lb.
tin
94
c
LAYER
FIGS
12-oz.
box,
to
clear
7c
23c
15c
7c
j
LOCAL
EGGS
Unequalled
in
size
j
and
quality
Qi
per
doz
DAD
S
BRIDGE
COOKIES
-Con
tains
approximately
20
doz.
or
22
lbs.
In
useful
round
QC
tin,
each
..'"V
FRESH
FRUITS
&
VEGETABLES
Rhubarb,
Outdoor,
4
lbs.
19c
Lettuce,
good
size,
each
8c
Cucumbers,
each
.19c
Carrots,
bunch
:....6c
Next
week
Is
Clean
Up
Week
Let's
Help
Beautify
the
City
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cento"
P.
O.
Box
575
Thone
1$
DAILY
KKWI
PAOX
THRU
Le-Preux.
and
through
the
Dro-
court-Qucant
position
on
the
Hin-
denburg
Line,
and
on
across
the
Canal
d'u
Nord
by
Bourlon
Wood
to
Cambral.
Farther
still,
beyond
the
eastern
horizon,
are
Valen
ciennes
and
Mons,
on
the
road
to
the
Rhine.
Little
more
need
be
added.
Only
that
this
pilgrimage
comes
to
us.
comrades
of
dread
yet
noble
years;
as
an
opportunity
and
high
pri
vllege.
It
is
a
challenge
from
the
dead
to
the
living;
asks
that,
re
joicing
that
our
faith
heals
the
wounds
and
brings
peace
to'
those
we
have
lost,
we
do
not
forget
them!
that
across
the
leagues
of
the
Atlantic
our
hearts
are
forever
with
those
who
sleep
with
the
brave
of
the
world
in
an
eternal
fellowship
of
peace
and
quiet;
that
time
but
brushes
away
from
them
the
battle-smoke
and
leaves
their
fame
Immortal.
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Schedule
For
the
East-
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
5
p.m.
From
the
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Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
...
10:20
n.m.
For
Vancouver
Tuesday
12:30
pjn
Thursday
..
9:30
p.m.
Friday
.
9:30
p.m.
G.
W.
A.
Willett,
who
Is
to
become
accountant
In
the
local
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
in
..,If
,you,.lavtn't
yet
...
entered
the
Congo-Jeum
Gold
Seal
Lucky
Number
Contest
hurry
upt
This
contest
will
definitely
close
noon
Saturday.
Q
Here's
all
you
have
to
do:
visit
your
dealer's
where
this
Prize
Rug
is
on
display
succession
to
C.
W.
Dawson,
trans-
Princess
Norah
this
morning.
He
ferred
to
Penticton,
arrived
ln
the
I
was
accomnanlprl
hv
Vfrt
wniof
city
from
New
Westminster
on
the
land
little
daughter.
EXTRA
SP
Here
is
a
good
opportunity
to
get
your
SPRING
SUIT
at
sale
price,
including
our
Famous
Botany
Serges
$19.85
Boys'
Tennis
Shoes
A
large
Q&o
assortment,
pair
wOt
Men's
Fine
Dress
Shoes
O
Off
Goodyear
Welted,
Sale
guess
the
number
hidden
under
the
Gold
Seal
which
identifies
the
rug
as
genuine
Congoleum
.
.
.
then.
if
you
guess
the
correct
number
or
if
your
guess
comes
nearest
to
correct
number
the
6x9
feet
Prize
Rug
or
your
choice
of
any
pattern
this
same
size
is
yours
absolutely
FflAJS
JUS
VAA
SULJ
Men's
Work
Shirts-large
assortment
Men's
Work
FOR
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
IN
CONJUNCTION
WITH
OUR
LIQUIDATION
SALE
Boys'
Rayon-Silk
Polo
Shirts
.
Young
Men's
Swagger
Suits
Men's
Grey
Flannel
Pants
,
Men's
Dress
Socks
6
pairs
for
Men's
Dress
Caps
A
large
assortment
...
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Ikt,
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buy
I
No
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and
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saving
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Rug
as
the
prize
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We
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of
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in
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KENZE
Special
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If
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Congoleum
Gold
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during
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and
then
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to
be
the
winner
of
the
Prizo
Rug,
you
have
the
option
of
taking
the
Prize
Rug
or
of
having
thc
full
purchase
price
of
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rug
you
have-
already
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refunded.
This;
is
jour
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FREE.
the
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1
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iffited
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