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SIX
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MacKENZIE'S
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SIMMON'S
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"
The
Famous
BEAUTY
REST
$42.50
PHONE
775
Bernice
Palmer
says
.
.
.
It
is
surprising
the
number
of
"people
I
have
run
into
lately
who
'jiavc
been
to
or
are
going
through
'prince
Kupert.
Talking
to
a
doctor,
the
other
day,
he
mentioned
the
fact
that
he
had
spent
a
week-jnd
in
Prince
Kupert
jusl
a
few
months
ago,
but
his
chief
impression
seemed
to
be
the
rain!
And
t
overheard
a
nurse
telh'ng
aboul
the
town
with
the
funny
sidewalks
on
.stilts.
She
hadn't
been
through.
I'rince
Uupert
for
a
good
fliany
years.
And
then
there
was
$
slriker
who
took
part
in
the
battle
of:
Kelly's
Cut.
Only
real
Ibid,
timers
will
remember
that
vcnt.
Th'o
Matanuska
Valley
project
has
made
American
people
1
We
again
we
wish
have
SUITS
!
Alaska
conscious,
and
1
guess
they
just
take
I'rince
Rupert
along
in
their
stride.
It
is
an
opportunity
for
some
enterprising
hotel
manager
to
cash
in
on
this
interest,
and
for
others
to
advertise
excursions
to
the
Salt
Lake
or
to
the
fishing
banks,
to
Metlakatla
or
I'orcher
Island.
I
am
conslantly
asked
"But
what
can
you
do
up
there?"
Notice
Senior
Matriculation
Course
It
is
expected
that
the
Senior
iMatriculation
Course
will
be
resumed
at
the
King
Edward
Hkh
School
during
the
coming
ye.tr,
provided
thai
the
required
number
of
students
wish
to
enroll.!
The
fee
will
be
$125.00
per
school
year.
Those
desiring
to
take
the
course
should
immediately
notify
the
City
Comniission.-r
in
writing.
MEN'S
WORSTED
SUITS
20
only.
Regular
value
to
$24.50.
SALE
SPECIAL
TIES
i
DRESS
SHIRTS
ARROW,
TOOKE,
BRILL
All
sizes
SALE
SPECIAL
2
for
,
.....
.
.
Reg.
value
$2.00.
Matriculation
Students
Pass
Many
From
I'rince
Kupert
District
Get
Honors
111
Univer-.
sity
Entrance
Exams
A
number
of
students
in
Northern
Uritish
Columbia
whose
names
did
not
appear
on
the
tele
graphed
lists
passed
the
matricu
lation
examinations
this
week,
Among
them
are
the
following:
Senior
Telkwa
Theresa
K.
Hoops.
Junior
Burns
Lake
Edwin
Ostburp,
David
E.
Koumieu.
Fort
Eraser
Seila
15.
Moore.
Hazelton
Douglas
It.
Hunter,
Dorothy
C.
O.
Shearman.
Terrace
William
S
Cooper,
Uuth
E.
tittle.
Smithers
Den
Aida,
George
Q.
Durham,
Florence
I.
Lu)dsmm,
John
D.
McDonnell,
Olice
Small,
Fred
S.
Watson.
Stewart
Gertrude
J.
Matheson.
Telkwa
Francis
D.
Madigan,
Beatrice
L.
Mahood,
Marion
W.
M.
McLeod,
William
J.
Thompson,
Patricia
L.
Timmermeister.
Vanderhoof
Margaret,
A,
Murray.
Ocean
Fall
Bertha
L.
Ahola,
Laura
L.
Anderson,
Lilian
II.
Browne,
William
L.
Burr,
Francis
N.
Campbell,
Geraldine
I.
F.
Decker,
Mary
R.
Slenstrom.
SUITS
!
$16.95
These
suits
have
fit,
finish
and
quality
that
the
well
dressed
men
look
for.
Fine
all
wool
worsted
cloths,
Celenese
lined
for
comfort,
In
pin
stripes
and
broken
stripes
on
dark
grounds
of
brown,
blue
and
black.
32
ONLY,
MEN'S
IIIGIIGUAUE
WORSTED
SUITS
They're
tailored
which
means
that
they'll
wear
a
long
time
and
be
In
style
a
long
time.
All
sizes.
In
plain
and
fancy
backs.
All
the
newest
styles
Including
the
"Drape"
model.
Types
to
suit
men
and
young
men.
Regular
value
to
$35.00.
ffli
A
A
SALE
SPECIAL
$
JL
D
U
EXTRA
SPECIAL
10
ONLY,
BLUE
SEROE
SUITS
19-oz.
Serge.
Sizes
36
to
42
SALE
SPECIAL
SHOES
SHOES
$19.50
SHOES
Discontinued
lines
of
our
regular
SPORT
OXFORDS
In
chls
season's
styles
ana
colors.
The
sizes
are
not
complete
In
each
style,
mostly
all
slze3
In
the
group,
Keg.
value
to
$6.50.
SALE
SPECIAL
$4.45
$3-45
'WIO
WAMS"
SPORT
SHOES-In
black
and
brown.
All
sizes
TO
CLEAR
$2.45
ARROW,
CURRIE
and
FORSYTHE,
Regular
value
$1.00.
All
latest
patterns.
SALE
SPECIAL
69c
$1.55
$3.00
run
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
July
29,
I
I
I
tap1
Madame
Fahey
Interprets
Her
Own
Operetta
Lady
Who
Has
Sung
in
Prince
Itupert
Several
Times
Heard
In
Victoria
I
VICTORIA.
July
29:
Madame
Lugfin
Fahey,
who
has
been
heard
several
times
in
musical
recitals
at
Prince
Rupert,
was
heard
in
an
opperetta
composed
by
herself
here.
She
portrayed
all
the
fifteen
roles
in
"The
Loyalists,"'
a
story
based
on
an
incident
of
the
American
revolution.
Last
year
Madame
"Fahey
came
to
Victoria
and
presented
another
of
her
own
operettas,
"The
Bride
Ship."
which
was
widely
acclaimed.
"The
Loyalists"
is
just
as
delightful
and
showed
Madame
Fahey's
versatility,
Madame
Fahey's
fine
dramatic
soprano
voice
carried
a
heavy
role
that
would
have
tired
many
voices.
But
hers
was
fresh
throughout
and
a
constant
joy.
In
some
of
(he
numbers
Madame
Faliey
suggested
a
chbrus,
although
she
alone'
carried
the
entire
operetta.
No
stage
furnish
ing
was
used,
but
by
her
inter
pretation,
Madame
Fahey
the
audience
understand
scene,
all
of
which
were
HATS!
HATS!
Billmore
Hats
Regular
value
$5.00.
SALE
SPECIAL
Regular
value
$3.50.
SALE
SPECIAL
$8.15
$2.15
Caps
by
Brill
and
Style-Bilt
Regular
value
$1.95.
SALE
SPECIAL
$1,15
Regular
value
$1.75.
SALE
SPECIAL
.
.
.
95c
Regular
value
$1.25.
SALE
SPECIAL
75c
MEN'S
PULLOVER
SWEATERS
Men
always
favor
a
pullover.
They're
so
handy
to
slip
on
and
warm
too.
Knit
of
all
wool
yarns
in
fancy
stitch
of
"Marl
&
Cable"
effects.
In
blues,
browns,
tans,
greens,
canary,
maroons,
etc.
Styles
in
crew
and
V-necks.
Regular
values
to
$4.95.
$1.95
&
special
$2.95
HEAVY
WOOL
WORK
SOX
210
Lb.
2
pairs
for
IS.
!J
VL
Lb.
2
pairs
for
kk,.
u
uo.
z
pairs
ior
85c
SPORT
BELTS
To
clear
7.
75c
SUSPENDERS
For
dress
or
work
5()c
TIES
Large
range
patterns
gijc
mado
each
amaz-
Ingly
vivid
and
colorful.
Some
lovely
music
occurs
in
"The
Loyalists,"
and
the
libret
to,
also
dolie
by
Madame
Fahey,
is
extremely
clever.
The
story
la
true
to
history
and
is
of
particu
lar
interest
to
the
United
Em
pire
Loyalists.
Among
the
most
pleasing
sopga
in
the
operetta
are
"The
Swift
Flying
Little
Thimble,"
"O
Happy
Day,"
"Her
Ladyship,"
"
Do
you
want
to
buy
some
shoes
today?"
"Come,
Step
a
Measure,"
"
1
lie
Loyalist,"
"We
are
Loyalists,"
"The
Royal
Rangers,"
"The
Rose
and
the
Butterfly,"
"Go,
I
Bid
You
Depart"
and
"Cradle
Song."
srny
at
101
THE
PAS.
Man..
July
29:
(CP)
Sally
Ross,
believed
to
be
the
oldest
Indian
In
Manitoba,
has
recovered
from
a
seriqus
Illness
and
Is
back
on
the
Reserve
hsre
spry
enough
to
bustle
around
and
do
house
work.
She
Is
104
years
old.
The
Above
and
Many
More
Specials
are
on
Sale
at
Everything
On
C.N.R.
Trains
For
Children
-MONTREAL,
July
2'J:
"All
i
trnml
thlnirs
that
come
frcm
the
kilchen
at
home
can
now.
be
ordered
by
children
on
dining
cars
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways."
stated
W.
W.
Swinden,
General
Superintendent
of
Sleeping
and
Dining
Car
Services,
in
announcing
new'
"Children's
Menus"
on
Canadian
National
trains.
These
new
menus,
designed
particularly
to
appeal
to
children
give
a
wide
choice
ol
suggestions
for
breakfast,
dinner
and
suppe
fnr
hn
littlo
folk.
Thev
also
in
clude
a
number
of
nursery
"jingles"
in
modern
style.
II
is
the
kiddies'
own
menue.
They
may
take
a
copy
home
as
a
souvenir,,
and
their
mning
cat
steward
will
autograph
it
if
the
so
desire,
making
them
memben
of
the
"Little
Folks
Travel
Club.'
"We
already
have
special
china
ware
and
cutlery
for
children
as
well
as
high
chairs
and
bibs'
said
Mr.
Swinden,
"and
thest
new
nttmrtivp
molllU
romillfti
Die
list.
We
are
making
every
effort
to
mske
meal-time
appetizing
and
pleasant
for
children
on
our
diners
and
our
employees
have
been
instructed
to
give
them
special
attention."
FOURTH
ANNUAL
Sale
Starts
FRIDAY,
JULY
30
at
9
a.m.
Sale
Starts
FRIDAY,
JULY
30
at
9
a.m.
ieehb
I
LAST
TIMES
TOMr.n?
Last
Show
Starts
9
p.m,
Paul
MunT
(Of
"Louis
Pasteur"
Fame
"THE
WOMAN
I
LOVE"
With
MIRIAM
HOPKINS
(At
7:34
and
9:37)
ALSO
COMEDY
and
Sl'OKTLIGlii
COMING
FRIDAY
NORMA
SIIEAKEK
in
"ROMEO
AM)
JULIET-With
'
LESLIE
HOWARD
GOOD
NEIGHBORS
WELWYN,
Sask..
CP
n.
bed,
farmer
Joe
Moffatt
woniJ
How
he
would
ever
get
cauth!
J
with
his
work,
(when
his
nlghb
moved
In
with
19
plows,
two
J
rows
and
a
tank
team
to
nml
water
for
105
horsei
used,
tl
plowed
and
harrowed
65
acra
seven
hours.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Georee
ph..
turned
from
a
holiday
visit
to
M
to
take
this
opportunity
to
thank
our
many
friends
and
patrons
for
their
loyal
support
during
the
last
four
years.
Through
their
co-operation
been
able
to
supply
Prince
Rupert
with
a
men's
wear
store
that
"IS
DIFFERENT."
We
continue
with
our
policy
of
Young
Men
selling
-
clothes
that
make
and
keep
you
looking
young.
COATS!
COATS!
TOP
COATS
In
brown,
greys,
tweeds,
etc.
Slip-ons,
half-belt,
nolo
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VUIUC
10
flt.DU.
SALE
SPECIAL
SALE
SPECIAL
SALE
SPECIAL
$16.95
OVEtoC$35A(K?5'
nIy'
B1UC
ChlnchlIlas'
81,vers-
etc
Regular
value
SALE
SPECIAL-
81695
TRENCH
COATS.
RAINCOATS-Fully
cut.
guaranteed
waterproof.
$3.95
WORK
SHIRTS
DOESKEIN
WORK
SHIRTS-Whlle
they
last
HEAVY
WEIGHT
DOESKEIN-SALE
SPECIAL
-Reg.
value
$2.25.
NOC.O.D.'s
NO
CHARGES
A
small
deposit
will
hold
any
purch
until
wanted.
i
SPORT
JACKETSIn
aU
shades
with
zipper
fronts.
Reg.
value
O
M
JtC
1
to
$7.00.
SALE
SPECIAL
tJEK)
JUMBO
KNIT
SWEATERS
All
wool,
heavy
weight.
In
black,
blue,,
and
fawn:
Reg.
value
to
$8.50.
C
A
A
SALE
SPECIAL
l)4o4c)
WORK
PANTS
Regular
value
$3.95.
SPECIAL
S1!)5
WORK
PANTS-Regular
value
$5.00.
SPECIAL
S3.95
STANFIELD'S
UNDERWEAR
Clearing
out
lines
at
1-3
off
HARVEY
WOODS
SUMMER
WEIGHT
NO-BUTTON
UNDERWEAR
Reg.
value
to
$2.00
95c
$1.10
$1.65
ase
WILLIAM
E
STONE
-
"Clothes
of
Distinction
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