PAGE
SIS
VIMY
TRIP
DESCRIBED
Crerar's
Informal
Talk
of
Pilgrimage
to
Canada's
War
Shrine
Stirring
Scenes
the
memories
of
all
vho
had
parti
DRESS
SHIRTS
by
the
outstanding
makers,
Tookes.
Regular
value
up
to
$2.50.
Sale
Price
$1.55
for
33
00
H,
and
Armentierres
on
the
!
French-Belgian
border.
All
these
'places
had
bscn
transformed
from
!
the
war
days.
They
had
been
re
built
and
were
almost
unrecoe-
i
There
were
not
even
poppies
In
Couched
in
an
Informal
narra-
Flanders
any
more,
the
speaker
re-tlve
vein,
an
account
by
Don
Cre-
marked.
Possibly
conditions
of
the
rax
of
the
recent
pilgrimage
to
war
had
made
them
profuse
be-Vimy
for
the
unveiling
of
the
Ca-'tween
1914
and
1918.
In
Sanctuary
warn
vi
nrnvpn
tnn
innport
,
cemeierv.
I
"
--------"o
tivvw
J
i
to
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
After
being
billetted
at
Douai
for
Gyro
Club
and
gueits
at
the
regular
the
night,
the
speaker
went
on
to
weekly
luncheon
of
the
club
ves-
'
describe
the
imnressive
ceremonv
cipated.
There
weie
numerous
incidents
the
thrills
and
reactions
of
which
could
not
be
described
bv
word
of
mouth,
the
speaker
declared.
They
had
to
be
experienced
to
be
appreciated.
Mr.
Crerar
told
of
the
embarkation
from
Montreal
aboard
the
steamer
AscarUa.
There
had
been
four
Prince
Rupert
men
on
that
been
ceded
for
all
time
to
Canada,
Vimy
wa:
truly
a
part
of
the
Do
minion
and
the
place
where
on
April
7,
1917.
the
Canadians
had
turned
back
the
Germans
wonlrf
give
Canada
an
actual
interest
in
Europe
for
all
time.
Trenches
In
replica
were
to
bo
seen
there
but
they
were
not
like
the
old
trenches
which
the
soldiers
knew.
The
enormous
memorial
was
vessel
M.
M.
Lamb,
Norman
Watt
'something
of
which
Canada
could
and
Jack
Plint
in
addition
to
the
be
Justly
proud.
It
could
be
seen
speaker.
The
send-off
was
something
never
to
be
forgotten.
Every
whistle
of
the
St.
Lawrence
metro-
for
a
distance
of
forty
miles.
The
architectural
details
of
the
monu
ment
on
which
are
inscribed
the
polls
sounded
its
blast
and
it
was
names
of
11,000
missing
Canadians
the
same
thing
all
the
way
down
i
were
described,
the
river
to
Quebec.
The
great
St.j
Mr.
Crerar
told
how
the
pll-Lawrence
bridge
at
.
Quebec,
was
grlms
were
lined
up
around
the
flagdrjpcd.
Incidents
aboard
ship
shrine.
There
were
possibly
100,000
we're
described.
to
200,000
persons
in
all
in
atten-
Dlsembarkatlon
was
made
at
Le-.
dance.
Tre
arrival
of
the
King
was
Havre
and
the
speaker
gave
im-
a
tnriiung
moment.
While
His
Ma-
presslons
of,
some
of
the
old
war
lesty
was
making
his
inspection,
places
such,
as
Amiens,
where
tne
Canadians
burst
into
the
sing
there
were
great
military
conccn-
Ing
of
"For
He's
a
Jolly
Good
Fel
"rations
today;
Albert
on
the.
low"
and
a
democratic
informality
Somme;
Arras,
where
the
great
thereupon
pervaded
the
'
atmo-
$2.89
MEN'S
WORK
SKIRTS
UNDERWEAR
In
assorted
shades.
Good
wearing.
Regular
price
$1.
15.
Sale
Price
98c
No.
CO
J),
No
Credit
Sale
Final
Medium
weight
Combina
tions
and
Shirt
&
Drawers.
All
sizes.
Sale
Price
$1.89
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
September
Sale
Starts
Friday,
9
A.M.
Store
Open
till
10
P.M.,
Saturday
MEN'S
Wool
Worsted
SUITS
Silk
lined,
up-to-date
models.
Sale
Price
ACME
IMPORTERS
Annual
Clearance
Sale
In
Men's
and
Boys'
Clothing
and
a
Complete
Line
of
Furnishings.
Everything
in
the
Store
at
Sale
Prices.
No
Reserve!
MEN'S
PANTS
Men's
Overall
Pants.
Blue
denim,
red
back.
Sale
Price
bale
Price
$1.29
MEN'S
PYJAMAS
Men's
Broadcloth
Pyjamas,
not
all
sizes
in
the
lot.
By
Tookcs.
Values
up
to
$3.50.
$1.25
STANFIELD'S
UNDERWEAR
Stanfield's
Underwear,
ribbed
wool
Combinations
and
Shirts
&
Drawers.
Sale
Price
MEN'S
FALL
Overcoats
If
you
see
these
you
surely
will
buy
one
at
Clearance
Sale
Price
at
$14-95
Brand
New
Just
Opened
Up
ing
feature.
Great
indeed
was
the
xouowing
unusually
wei
weatner.
work
which
had
been
done
in
these
cemeteries
by
the
French.
It
was
the
tribute
of
that
nation
to
the
Canadians
and
those
from
far
off
.
.
.
.
.
'
y
lands
who
hart
mart
thi
mmrpmn
moved
irom
u.
sacrifice.
Back
in
England
Bringing
His
listeners
back
to
terday
with
D.
R.
G.
Large,
pre-'"!
the
Vimy
unveiling
the
next
day
England,
Mr.
Crerar
told
of
a
visit!
sident.
in
the
chair.
It
was
an
ex-"y
the
Kin?.
0f
the
pilgrims
to
Westminster
Ab-
cursich
the
"
irnnrossiveness
1
of
j
A
Tart
of
Canada
bey,
the
cenotaph
and
the
Tomb
of
wmcn
wouia
qver
remain
green
in
I
menace
or
240
acres
having:
the
Unknown
Soldier.
Premier
Baldwin
had
delivered
a
speech,
the
keynote
of
which
waspcace.
The
King's
garden
party
at
Buc
kingham
Palace
for
the
pilgrims
was
an
event
the
democratic
in
formality
of
which
had
never
before
been
known.
The
King
and
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Gloucester
had
mixed
freely
among
the
crowd,
conversing
with
anyiand
all
whom
they
met.
Mr.
Crerar
himself
later
visited
Scotland,
making
the
trip
from
London
to
Edinburgh
on
the
"Fly-of
the
luncheon
hour
prevented
de-
lng
Scotsman."
Only
the
limitation
scription
of
the
homeward
voyage
on
the
great
new
liner
Queen
Mary.'
Another
event
at
the
luncheon
was
the
presentation;
by
Dr.Large
of
the
dls'tricU
bulletin
Ami
tn
FrankTJibb
who
received
the
trophy
on
behalf
of
himself
and
other
members
of
the
bulletin
committee'
H.
N.
Brocklesby
and
G.
A.
Hun-',
tcr.
Guests
at
the
luncheon,
besides!
Mr.
Crerar,
were
W'.
F.
Stone,
Rev.
,
,J.vT.
Blrchell,
William
Balagno
4k
Heavy
Jumbo
SWEATERS
One
lot
of
Heavy
Jumbo
Sweaters
in
assorted
shades.
Sale
Price
$2.95
MEN'S
WORK
SOCKS
Men's
Work
Socks
in
all
wool.
Sale
Price
23c
BOYS'
nd
GIRLS'
GOLF
HOSE
Boys'
and
Girls'
St.
Margaret's
Fancy
Golf
Hose.
Sale
Price
49c
MEN'S
SOCKS
Fancy
Cashmere,
all
wool.
All
sizes.
Regular
65c.
Sale
Price
39c
Canadian
memorial
could
be
slgnt-
b
nhere.
"Peace
bv
understandins"
(Seattle)
and
W.
J.
Davies.
There
ed
for
the
first
time
in
the
dls-
was
the
keynote
of
the
King's
.was
an
especial
;
welcome
for
Mr,
tance;
Lille,
where
the
pilgrims
speech
from
the
dais
of
the
memor-transferred
'aK
e
r.emonles
were
entirely
to
buses;
Poperinghe,
.
.
,
Canadian
and
Edward
VIII
was
for
scene
of
the
Fifty-First
Regiment's
tnat
day
the
..Kln
of
Canada
Gyros
Thrilled
JTcterday
by
Don
exPloits
and
the
birthplace
of
Toe
After
the
unveiling,
Jack
Plint
produced
a
bottle
of
champagne
and
two
glasses
and
there
under
the
great
memorial
"four
Prince
Rupert
fellows"
toasted
the
me-
nizable.
Practically
all
signs
of
"
,
,
..
.
...
war
had
been
removed.
This
was'
e
tcur
f
the.So.mra'
batU!"
particularly
true
of
Ypres.
the
;
na
"e
c,
?,
.
I.ocal
Ex-Strvice
Man
Tells
About
"hell
note
of
the
western
front"
subJect
matter
or
hliwy
interest-Many
Inddents
in
Course
Of
where
no
less
than
55,000
had
be-
-ing
def
ription
by
tne
sPcaker-Memorable
Kevkitation
icome
missinir.
PascrhaenrtaiP
Such
PIaces
Cambrai,
Thiepval
Overseas
j
i
quiet
agricultural
centre.
and
Courcelette
ware
revisited.
The
care
of
the
cemeteries
was
a
strik-
Balagno
who
was
a
charter
member
of
the
local
Gyro
Club.
The
speaker
at
next
week's
Gyro
luncheon
will
be
Otto
C.
Young
of
the
scientific
staff
of
the
Prince
Apartment
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
who
will
describe
a
recent
transcontinental
trip
from
Vancouver
to
Montreal
with
a
new
type
of
express
refrigerator
car
designed
by
the
local
experimental
station.
Anglican
Tea
And
Sale
Being
Held
of
Mrs.
G.
A.
Bryant
Scene
of
Ottractive
Affair
This
Afternoon
A.
Hinton
and
ic,
J.
p.
cade
wi.b
Mrs.
V.
A.
McLean,
Mrs.
V.
C.
Aspinall,
Mrs.
William
Bnnksbani:
Mrs.
William
Cruickshank,
Mrs.
A
,R,
Nichols,
Mrs.
A
O.
Rix,
Mrs
jW.
H.
Smeeton
and
Mrs.
Dungat"
acting
as
servlteurs.
Mrs.
F.
A
IMacCallum
is
cashier.
The
home
cooking
table
Is
In
charge
of
Mrs
H.
S.
Meadows
anc'
Mrs.
W.
J.
Greer.
Profusely
dicorated
for
the
oc-
During
the
afternoon
there
are
casion
with
fall
flowers,
the
hom?
j
to
be
piano
solos
by
Mrs.
J.
C.
of
Mrs.
G.
A.
Bryant,
MsMordlc
Gllker
and
Miss
Venetia
Fpp
APaTtments,
is
the
attractive
seen
I
while
an
outstanding
feature
v.-lli
throat
thkoatwoum
wriPM
attacks
vrTArK
SHLri
siiFfi.
tnl3
aftcrnoon
of
a
tea
and
sait;be
the
presentation
to
Miss
E.
G
YORK,
Eng..
Sept
17:
(CP-
0I
nome
cooking
by
the
Vomar'.-
j
Lennox
M.D.,
for
years
In
charge
Sheep
farmers
of
Northern
Ireland
Auxiliary
of
St.
Andrew's
AngUw.
'of
the
Anglican
Japmcse
Mission
nave
aundca
nca.jr
iua
wj
u.cir
cathredal.
The
dteo.aMvc
series
here,
of
a
handsome
purse
by
Mr
iiv"i
u.ui-.u-.-ii---'inua.-.
in
yeiiow
and
tow
saazes
of
green
includes
the
ihalls
as
well
as
the
-
rooms,
and
is
effective
Indeed.
ENDS
THORNY
EXISTENCE
Receiving
ths
guests
are
Mrs
PORT
'ARTHUR,
Texns,
S:pt.
17:
Bryant
and
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evltt,
presi-(CP)
Doctors
xrrayed
and
re-
dnt
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary.
Russell's
ankb
Convenor
of
the
affair
Is
Mrs.
A.
a
thorn
that
had
caused
him
.0
T.
Parkin.
Pourinz
are
Mrs.
G.
A.
walk
painfully
for
43
years.
Rix,
Mrs.
J.
C.
M:Lennan,
Mrs.
J
C.
V
Evitt
on
behalf
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary,
Mis3
Lenno.
is
about
to
leave
the
city.
CARDIFF,
Sept.
17:
(CP)--Sir
R.
D.
.Llewellyn,
coal
mine
owner,
was
thrown
through
the
roof
of
h's
motir
car.
but
net
badly
hurt,
when
it
V:dded
and
overturned,
HERE'S
VITAL
NOURISHMENT
READY'C00KED,READY'T0'SERVE
IT
takes
only
a
jiffy
to
serve
the
family
a
nourishing,
delicious
meal
and
bundle
them
of!
to
work
or
school.
Shredded
Wheat
is
100$,
whole
wheat
nothing
added,
nothing
taken
away
it
supplies
Nature's
vital
food
essentials
in
their
most
appetizing
and
digestible
form.
Eat
it
every
day
for
energy
and
vitality
to
help
keep
you
feeling
fit!
22
big
biscuits
in
tt
err
box
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
Niagara
Falls
-
Canada
SHREDDED
WHEAT
MADE
IN
CANADA
-
OF
CANADIAN
WHEAT
I'S
CAPS
Sale
Starts
Friday,
9
A.M,
Store
Open
till
10
P.M.,
Saturday
MEN'S
Blue
Serge
SUITS
Heavy
weight,
silk
lined.
Values
up
to
$37.50.
Sale
Price-
$23-95
Wonderful
buys!
Don't
miss
this!
I
MEN'S
FUR
FELT
HATS
.Men's
Fur
Felt
Hats,
made
by
Biltmore,
silk
lined.
Sale
Price
$2,95
One
lot
of
Men's
Caps,
values
to
$2.50.
Sale
Price-
95c
il
Orders
Filled
at
These
Pricei
Miss
Ruth
Glliics
is
night
on
the
Prlnte
Ruper1
1
i
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
u.
Vancouver
Island,
rcmiED
LAST
TIM
I'S
TONIGHT
Last
Complete
Show
8:53
Clark
GABLE
Myrna
L0Y
Jean
HARLOW
in
'Wife
vs.
Secretary
(At
7:00
&
9;41i
PLUS
Warner
Oland
"CHARLIE
CHAN
AT
THE
CIRCUS"
1
At
8
30
On!
COMING
FRIDAY
Ronald
Colman,
Claudftte
Colbert
In
"iivnnt
two
FLAGS"
PERFECTION
IN,
CANNED
'SALMON
GOLD
ft
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
10
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
Baf
Canning
Company
w'inJ
m
the
year
round
Pr011
Prince
Rupert.