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Sale
Starts
Sale
Starts
Acme
:
Friday
Morning
Importers
Friday
Morning
STORE
-
WIDE
UNLOADING
SALE
3Ien's
Dress
Shirts
Tookes,
guaranteed.
Q4
Sale
Price
X.eD
2
for
$3.00
TnrnbuII
Underwear
Natural
shade.
All
OS
sizes.
Sale
Price
V-i-Otl
Cee
Tee
Underwear
In
rjure
wool
Full
fashioned.
$4.45
Price
......
3Ien's
Cans
In
assorted
shades,
unbreakable
peaks.
Sill:
lined.
Qffn
Sale
Price
...
vOC
One
lot
of
Men's
Overall
Pants
Sale
Price
.
Men's
Hats
95c
Men'?
Hats
Made
by
Bilt-more.
Sale
QO
Qff
Price
$AVD
Men's
Fall
Overcoats
All
hand
tailored,
silk
lined,
in
the
very
latest
models,
assorted
shades.
Don't
over-lookthishar-
Qi
ff
Off
gain.
Sale
Price
V
A
O
.
O
D
Canada
At
War
TWENTY
YEARS
AGO
.(Written
for
The
Canadian
Press
.
JBy-
CAPT.
W.
W.
MURRAY,
M.
C.)
kJJ
"Py
and
Evolved
operations
which
nf
t&
8,
would
require
a
minute
examination
of
eacr
ti
mt0
wluch
the
action
developed.
It
had
beer
233
thatl
n?
HCanadians
advanced
into
tha
?S
2fi32
flg
.jbeen
fought
over
during
the
oast
necessarily
b
retarded
and
ti
eventually
cease.
Hovrrer
ferc
fi'rrtIJr
engaged
and
a
fine
thtre
we
strategic
positions
whfch
oothod
Taa
1
Parvfllers.
Thh
nsa
o
o-
uken
aod
consolidated
mroirznout
-
August
MM
A
13
c-icre
ui-
Bee
stiffened
t
tv.
Pdnt
li
finiHtr
i
.
ajiinrt
Tiolent
countr-atiart.
.n
From
vm
Auzust
UU.
12
J.
romption
of
the
fight
-
-
-
CQvard,
the
engagement
had
de-
l
"Base,
together
with
gen-Tated
into
local
actions.
'
""T-
In
the
hands
of
the
Can
.
adiaru.
Frm
that
date
the
northern
txjr-:
rvi
,c
ten
of
the
Canadian
TJrt
"
engagement
,
trengthened
and
dted
akm?
a
ser-
RELIEVES
;iasiaoe,owridscsofRreatdee
riery,
UCning
Oklll
This
conmct
wrote
"flnis."
an
pracucai
purposes,
to
the
great
vie
a
iin
t.i-i
.
TL-r.
i.
wry
wy
oi
oi
Amiens.
Amiens,
What
what
'
.
...
-
"
1
TWTM.
Vt.
4M)
iUr.t.',nti,ot,r
no
dispensed
by
?cW.eTement?
The
battle
had
op-1
iv,
-niw
iv.!
.
u
"ie
eay
nours
of
August
i
.iu'ToUotrM3
V
ttsJ
access
had
been
X.
UK"-
alip.
a5tS:e1?,lo!
A
penetration
of
close
I
nnl?
n?tolf?nmOTCT
14
mlle3
ha
been
made.
But
it'
"7
r!lrT!
and
cleanlr
healed.
.
not
in
the
area
liberated
nor
in'
&wass!s
of
men
and
t2:
-tkin
croDdSKnTSate
?
C,:alUe
the
batt,e
W
off
in
e
ry
few
days.
The
same
is
?f
ther
was
u
U-e
supreme
ful-Sl?
tK?,31?rs
ltch
Salt
Rheum
'ttlni'nt
of
the
larger
expecUtbn-and
other
inflammatory
skin
dis-
Ihe
freeing
of
thKstraUgic
Vailw
You
can
obtain
Moone's
Emerald
(
the
laUral
I
both
Oil
Uull
strength!
in
the
ortrinak"1
,u
Brltuh
and
French
amies.
To
bottle
at
OrmesLtd.
or
any
modem
.do
hl
Battle
of
Amiens
hid
drug
store,
jbeen
launched;
and
Its
purpose
was
i
:
At
the
end
of
the
season
we
are
Overstocked
with
lines
which
we
must
clear
At
Bargain
Prices
Britania
Underwear
Made
in
England.
QO
niZ
AtSale
Price
.
?U.e
One
lot
of
Dors'
Suits
Tweeds,
not
all
sizes.
CO
Off
Sale
Price
O.UD
Turnbull
Underwear
Comb.
onlv.
OCr
Sale
Price
"C
Men's
Fine
Cashmere
Socks
Fancv
patterns.
QO.r.
'
Sale
Price
'..
OVC
Stanfield
Underwear
In
natural
or
white.
Q-fl
Qff
Sale
Price
t?XJO
3Iens
Rubbers
Short
and
Three-Quarter
at
Sale
Prices
Men's
Dress
Shirts
In
assorted
shades.
Reg.
APn
$2.00.
Sale
Price
oDQ
One
lot
of
.Men's
Sweaters
Sport
Zipper
Sweaters
In
Pullovers
and
coats.
Some
assorted
sizes
in
all
wool
Jumbo
knit
Qr
Sale
CO
QC
Sale
Price
VUO
Price
$ZVt)
Boys'
and
Girls'
Sweaters
Pure
wooL
C
i
Sale
Price
J)DD
Sale
Starts
Friday
Morning
No
Credit
SateJmal
.Mail
Orders
Filled
triumphantly
accomplished.
Bet
the
statistics
of
the
battle
jresent
a
more
readily
understand-'
ib
picture-
la
the
10
days
fighting
j
ne
t,anan:an
Corns
eantnr
fn
tk.
1
.
atal
casualties
were
fewer
than
th
waber
of
prisoners
taken.
Amiens
told
another
story,
how-
nrer.
far
more
enlightening
than
he
staUitieal
record
of
gains
and
oes.
It
told
that
the
oki.
siab-Jorcly
defensiTe
spirit
of
the
Ger-can
Army
had
passed.
In
hie
spring
and
summer
offensiTes
Lod-"Tidorff
had
massed
his
best
troop
nto
storm
units;
and
these
had
practically
withered
before
the
fire
if
the
defenders.
He
had
admitted
his
shock
on
discovery
that
the
Terman
Army
"could
no
longer
br
tepended
on"
to
resist
with
thai
leterminaUon
'
which
formerly
haracterfzed
it.
Amiens,
in
other
vords.
was
the
beginning
of
the
?nd.
There
were
many
rigorous
and
mostly
battles
to
be
fouzht
hofor
'hat
end
came
but
the
Canadian
faced
them
with
hieh
hooes
,iopes
which
the
whole
story
of
Tents
in
the
Last
Hundred
Day
ustified
to
the
Tery
full.
Already
their
immediate
future
was
planned.
On
August
19
the
tod
ad
3rd
Divisions
were
moved
out
"Jf
the
battle-zone,
relieved
by
the
4th
and
1st
Divisions
resDectirelr
They
vanished
as
mysteriously
as
mey
naa
come.
Their
destination
was
the
sector
which
they
had
left
to
come
south
to
Amiens
Arras.
their
purpose
the
delivery
of
the
next
smashing
blow
before
which
thp
Germans
were
to
reel
on
the
morning
of
August
26.
mium
HHHlllllllllll
SlHSllllllllllllllH
IHlllllS
Man
in
the
Moon
ijBIG
FIRE
leighborhood
of
18.000
tnJTl
exc
jrsion
prisoners.
j
,
eriy
170
euns.
lorn
h,t
to.Ketchikaa
a
Irs
days
ago.
Also
ind
core
than
loo
irh
v,
I
.
near
me
of
the
youn?
-cnsfuerlac
WC
a
rut
and
orIOUS
teS
Into
their
frarrtT
and
their
om
.
went
off
for
a
cruise
They
made
the
whole
night
hideous
And
next
day
had
the
blues.
There
once
was
a
philosopher
Known
to
the
world
as
Jake
The
foolish
things
he
used
to
say
They
surety
take
the
cake.
Every
person
seems
to
have
hit
own
idea
of
what
constitute
a
ood
time.
-I've
known
people
wL?
coma
not
nave
a
good
time
witi.
out
getting
drunk.
And
now
eotses
the
season
oi
bazaars,
teas,
dances
and
bun
feeds.
Its
better
to
do
that
tH.
die
of
ennui.
Dr.
Harry
Emerson
Fosdiek
tel
hi
story
about
himself:
"One
Strrdey
morning
my
father,
leaving
the
imse.
said
to
nr
TJOther.
TeK
Harry
that
he
ra.
cut
the
eras
todavif
h
ri-
Mke
i.Thenafter
taking
a
few
"teps-
he.
turned
and
added.
T'
him
that
he
had
hnttrr
fi
it-
Etiquette
ExDert:
"It
fat
Vrrxnm
'for
a
man
to
walk
between
tv
woman
he
is
escorting
and
sho-wlnrfowv
PraerHai
Husband:
-It
may
bt
wron?.
But.
oh
boy.
its
smart!"
snz
feet.
homeless.
Bash
fires
that
had
been
smouldering
for
weeks
through
the
Crow's
Nest
Pass
were
whipped
out
of
control
by
a
high
wind
August
1.
1908.
and
carried
Into
the
thriving-
little
coal
mining
town,
sparing
only
a
handful
of
buildings.
Refugee
trains
carried
pitiful
oads
of
homeless
to
adjoining
towns,
about
3300
being
taken
to
Cranbrook.
where
J.
P.
Fink,
now
living
here,
was
mayor.
He
-eceived
word
of
the
disaster
In
a
telegTam
from
Bfll
Tuttte.
mayor
of
Ternie.
It
bad
been
sent
by
"some
fellow
who
knew
telegraphy
I
never
did
know
who
it
was
who
got
Uuooth
the
flames
on
the
west
ie
if
Fernie
and
sent
the
message."
The
Cranbrook
council
met
immediately
and
a
few
hours
later
the
first
carload
of
supplies
was
rolling
toward
Fernie.
At
dawn
the
next
day
the
first
train
of
refugees
arrived,
followed
a
few
hours
later
by
another
trainload.
"Subscriptions
and
goods
began
w
roil
in
ia.
said
Fink.
"Atone
time
I
had
5jOOO
in
cash
on
hand.
I
didnt
even
know
wher
It
an
eame
from."
Many
Donations
The
donations
poured
In
from
all
narts
of
western
Canada
and
the
Tommv:
"vr
V'!f
HUI
ore
than
a
day
and
the
a
a
mile
and
only
two
l1'1?"
aolhori
-
luuie
oi
emie
xo
draw
-
i
.
...
irom
uie
coasi
ciiys
treasury
!
for
relieL
Supplies
and
large
sums
Reach
oi
money
were
sent
from
Spokane.
.r
.nVL
peCjre
m
Washington.
'
i
uJSSt
-awrtto?,l
l
Fernie
shortly
after
Mens
Suits
A
large
assortment
Men's
Suits
in
Serge
and
Worsteds
all
go
at
unloading
Sale
Prices.
Q19
Q
From,
each
$AuD
Look
Them
Over
RECALLED
how
they
wanted
to
use
the
money
ana
gooes,"
said
Fink.
"Big
heavy
steel
rails
on
the
Canadian
Pr!rv
Railway
lines
were
twitted
like
lead
Pipes.
"They
told
me.
the
fire
was
driven
1
by
a
70-mlle-on-hrKir
tHnrf
it..
names
'To
of
Ferne
Ek
Valy
and
i
could
U
b7le
I"-
Some
of
the
heaviest
lasers
In
the
.uxj.-t,
f.-ELSO.V.
BC.
Sent
Sept.
7-
7'
(ni
(CP)
'
1
UlT
-
--
which
lost
British
Cotambia-s
heavy
losses
'
property
rallied
at
tSOOXOO.
and
the
j
hwn
.
Crow's
Nest
Pass
Cnai
rnmn.n.
1
iimm
loreK
r.rt
nre
.1.1.
this
year
recall
j
to
oW-tfeners
in
the
Kootenay
dis-
uici
iae
biaze
which
des-
Jakp
aan
that
it
i.
tk.
i
troved
the
town
af
Omi
tn
J
--
"
"
Mm
uit
mk
Wil
-
...
v.
Enpensatioo.
II
jot
make
a
fool
!ago
month,
taking
several
Uvea
-
jwuru
unp
sir
vrni
Tva
v
usiiuk
ucjltit
4JJUU
wnnn
tor
it
the
next.
whose
losses
also
reached
$500,000.
The
coal
company's
offices,
situated
on
open
ground,
escaped
the
flames
uid
were
used
to
shelter
patients
irom
uie
Femie
hospital
and
many
Tomen
and
children.
Included
In
the
list
of
fatalities
was
a
woman
who
AA
nt
(H.v.t
on
the
first
refugee
train
running
out
of
Fernie
t
nh.t
h
w
--.s,
V1
Englishman
named
Ford
perished
with
his
wife
and
two
ha
hie
hrm
he
had
tried
to
save
by
hiding
la
a
I
wen.
rora
s
body
was
eharwd
h-l
uuu
uxosniuon
wruie.
below
hlrv
i
eaa
irora
suffocation
hut
tm
touched
by
fire,
were
hU
vit
.r
-
....
znuarexx.
-One
child
was
born
dnrtnr
th.
first
night
on
a
refugee
train
that
had
pulled
out
of
the
blazing
town
w
uui
uanx
on
the
Great
North
ern
Kauway
line.
The
work
of
reeorntnx-tWi
almost
before
the
ash
of
th.
fir-
had
cooled.
Six
days
after
the
blaze
'jrnie
residents
were
rebuilding
their
homes
and
btin
rt...
lures.
The
Dally
News
Is
paper.
an
A.
B.
a
For
Sale
By
Tender
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
np
to
noon,
Monday.
September
12th.
1938.
:f,
sale
of
pleasure
gasboat
Gladys
M."
now
moored
at
Armour's
Salvage
dock.
Hlgh-t
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted,
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator
Price,
5
pairs
f:r
dJLL
I
MtM
I
Men's
Two-Tone
Oxfor
J
ooodyear
welt.
On
a
I
Sale
Price
Men's
Work
Shirts-
d
nam
wear.
npl
Sale
Price
lOj
All
our
Tennis
Shoes
fj
w.M
95d
3IerTs
Work
Socks-
in
i
Sale
Price
23C
Men's
Melton
Jacketf-Fi
zpZr-..Sa,e
33.95
Men's
Socks
Glen's
Socks
Safe
AQo
uuvi
iimiimI
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TIJIES
TOMCn
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