7TTO
Julia
Arthur
We
have
just
received
a
large
shipment
of
faffs
latest
footwear
in
ail
their
exquisite
beauty.
Have
You
Seen
the
Latest
in
Black
Suede
Pumps
with
Zippers
and
the
Newest
Designs
in
Elastic
Gore
Straps?'
We
wilhbe
pleased
to
showtEse
neWh'nes
to
von.
"
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Hbine
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
ntlXCE
BUPEBT
-
EBinSH
COLUMBIA
fBhshed
Ertry
Atteraoca.
Except
Sunday,
ty
Prince
DaCy
Krrs.
I.lrs?.
Thti
Arszse
BL
T
VT1TT-K
...
MlT-g-trf-ri,",CT
Rcpert
THE
NEXT
STEP
Now
that
the
Sudeten
question
seems
to
be
about
settled,
the
next
step
toward
European-
appeasement
rhould
be-the-settlement
of
the
Srjanish
civil
war.
The
reasonabfe
step-
would
seem
to
be
a
confeivnM
nf
Canada
At
War
TWENTY
YEARS
AGO
(Written
for
The
Canadian
Press
By
CAPT.
W.
W.
MURRAY,
M.
C.)
I
Two
years
ago
hundreds
ef
Canadian
war
veterans
j
picnicked
on
the
peaceful
banks
uf
the
Canal
du
Nord,
j
which
is
roughiy
about
two-thirds
of
the
way
between
j
Arras
and
Cambrai.
They
visited
the
village
of
Inchy-en-Artois,
talked
with
the
peasants
in
their
red-bricked
cot
tages
and
gaied
with
interest
across
the
eentlv
sloping
'
fields
beyattf
the
CaaaiwftacfecM-,
t
Lmfcilfd
in
a
thick
copse
thai
dom-
more
than
23t09
troops
had
ssrg
ed
jjnatedibe
smw
i
nihil,
terrain
the'tfaroctj
the
bottle-neck,
and
mere
Bouriaa
flfcod.
Toe
tranquility
oP
rreeptscEp
to
their
first
objective.
I
the
piste
oontraMed
stranxeJj
withi
Attack
Was
Success
ment;.any
steps
were
taken
to
defend
Prince
Rupert
buVai
same
wM
hare
to
rererse
ii
mey
were
nor,
tney
certainly
snouw
nave
been.
Hadl
their
direction
atatn
by
attacking
lucre
un
war
laic
weeK
msieaa
01
peace
It
WOUIO
not
westward,
back
toward
the
flood
have
been
at
all
unlikely
that
Prince
Rupert
would
be
edsettion.
Tni'inwiTed
the
work--riaided
and
Drobablv
seized.
We
should-have
found
selves
.
to
evacuate
mate
we
retreateL
rciaA
lift
their
guns
to
cow
the
...
ad
ranee
I
j
We
have
been
led
to
understand
that
more
money
across
the
canaL
when
this
wa
will
be
available
for
defence
purposes
after
the
next
ses-!
s
ion
of
Parliament
has
voted
it
After
what
we
have
gone
through
it
is
reasonable
to
think
that
Parliament
will
be
more
inclined
to
grant
aid
to
the
defences
of
this
coast,
although
it
has
not
done
badly
in
the
past.
We
object
to
the
spending
of
all
the
money
in
the
south
and
leaving
Princ
Rupert
wholly
undefended.
We
presume;
now
.
,
jthat
they
have
poured
money
into
Vancouver
and
Victoria
so
lavishly,
there
will
be
an
opportunity
for
Prince
,
Rupert
to
get
a
little
help
for
a
similar
purpose.
NOT
LAUGHABLE
MATTER
Wheri
it
was
announced
yesterday
that
Hon.
Neville
Chamberlain
and
Chancellor
Hitler
had
agreed
that
in
future
there
would
be
no
war
between
Germany
and
Great
Britain,
a
good
many
people
smiled
incredulously
at
the
idea
of
being
able
to
curb
the
German
dictator
in
his
mad
career.
Possibly
his
idea
of
appeasement
is
to
continually
get
more
but,
at
any
rate,
he
has
agreed
to
the
general
principle
of
full
ami
free
discussions
as
a
means
of
securing
what
he
wants,
if
he
wants
anything.
It
is
a-distinct
forward
step.
'
TIME
MARCHES
ON
You
Take
X
Gamble
When
You
Use
CANADIAN
INDUSTRY
PAINTS
CILUX
ENAMELS
ANTIM0'
WHITE
;
NAVELITE
VARNISH
All
Made
From
the
Best
Materials,
Sold
by
Silversides
Bros.
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Writing
a
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English
League.
First
Dirision
Aston
V2tta
2.
Portsmouth
0.
Bottom
Wanderers
4,
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bOTCTtgh
L,
CsarKoa
ham
I.
Athletic
f,
Birmlns-
Chelsea
1.
Stoke
City
L
Derby
County
2.
Blackpool
1.
ETerton
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Town
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0.
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United
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City
2.
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North
End
1.
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United
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w
MWJU
v.
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v.
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Aoirersampttjn
Wanderers
3
?i
Tit
1
f
tl
...
.
.
Dlrition
id
a
verj"
Ulllicuit
Situation,
posSlOiy
Oemg
lOrceajlHery
barrafe.
At
the
beginning
"aL-rrsueja
leanng
even-thing
behind
or
destroying
it
asjof
the
attack
the
gunner,
wddj
SS!j!LI15!?f!r?
First
Aberoeen
4,
Falkirk
1
Albion
RoTers
1.
Celtic
8.
Clyde
2.
Arbroath
0.
aeeompltafeed,
the
gem
weald
swing!
Hamilton
Academicals
at
a
left
anrfo
tn-nnrfjx
th
trnnt'
Johnston
1.
who.
at
this
stage,
were
required
to
Urn
northward.
Later,
the
guns
were
to
shorten
their
range
instead
of
lengthening
it,
covering
the
assaulting
warn
who
were
fighting
their
way
backward
to
the
edge
of
the
flooded
portions.
1
The
whole
operation
was
fraught
mass
of
troops
through
the
bottle
neck
before
the
enemy
gunners
could
appreciate
what1!
was
taking
place
and
utterly
blanket
the
area
with
shells.
As
It
was
his
artillery
responte
jva?
wjft
and
heavy
but
it
was
scattered.
-Wl'thi
Sr
l.,r
it
St
Hearts
5.
St.
Mlrren
2.
Kilmarnock
4.
Partlc
Thistle
2.
Queen
of
South
1.
Third
Lanark
Queens
Park
1.
Ayr
United
3.
Ralth
Rcn-ers
0.
Motherwell
1.
Rangers
3.
Hibernians
2.
TO
REDUCE
SCRUMS
with
dreadful
rkka
The
Germans
Z
Z
J
L
'
.
.
.
ritw
10
reducing
the
number
of
had
dene
ererythmg
eoacerrable
to
scrimmages'
in
Rugby
League
foot-make
their
position
impregnable.
baH
it
is
proposed
to
try
a
Hne-On
the
sloping
ground
east
of
the
out
from
touch
instead
of
a
scrum
Canal
they
had
constructed
deep
18
yards
ln-field.
trenches,
hearily
wired
with
thick
entanglements.
Within
them
was,
the
dominating
bastion
of
BTurkm
I
Wood,
which
day
and
night
belched
the
fire
of
the
heaviest
artillery.
For
the
initial
stage
of
the
attack
the
1st
and
4th
Canadian
Divisions
were
employed
with
the
3rd
Canadian
and
11th
Imperial
Divisions
entering
on
the
secnd
phase.
All
four
would
then
advance
to
a
final
objecttve
which
was
t
about
four
miles
from
the
starting
place.
At
5:20
o'clock
on
the
morning
of
September
27
the
guns
opened,
and
the
attack
began.
The
Intensity
of
the
barrage
on
this
ereaUy
restricted
frontage
was
orerwhelm-Ing.
Shells
of
every
calibre
burst
on
the
German
lines
beyond
the-Canal
banks,
and
behind
thii
fiery
curtain
the
Canadian
infantry
ad-,
vanced.'
To
clamber
up
the
steep
j
wall
of
the
canal
many
units
car-'
ried
scaling
ladders
implements
heretofore
unued
on
the
Western.
Front
but
of
Immense
advantage,
'
to
the
attacking
troops.
:
Tne
lass
was
to
gel"
We
art'Xf-,.lfl
Report
Denies
English
Bank
Controls
Eire
fthe
mfeme
of
their
first
erassjsg
The
effect
of
the
C"'n
shell-
profoundly
On
Financing
in
Ireland
By
Joseph
Dennigan,
Canadian
Press
Correspondent)
DUBLIN.
Eire.
Sept.
38:
'CP
Favorite
argument
of
Social
CrecK
advocates
here
that
the
Bank
oi
rnmod
Tunj
the
financial
strings'"
in
Ireland
is
scorned
-by
the
Commission
on
Banking.
Currency
and
Credit.
One
witness
who
came
before
the
commission
declared:
"I
am
disappointed
with
the
'
of
the
Canal
du
N?d
TrraT
jtzts
.
tr
-was
devastating.
Beyond
thejresalt
of
Irish
national
seif-gov
ago
Tuesday
the
ffanartnn
Corps
efforts
of
stout-hearted
machine?
eminent
and
attnbate
It
Ten
wrote
int
the
history
ef
the
Great':
goEners.
the
enemy
resisteoce
was!
largely
to
the
fact
that
we
did
not
War
a
chapter
aialtn.
far
hardi-
aot
resolute;
bet
it
stiffened
as
the
control
oar
national
credit
on
hood
and
cartas,
has
few
parallels.,
Canadians
acved
ap
the
slope
to-leaking
the-
separation.
I
maintain
T?m
K.
rv,t.n.
V.
nrrc
Ttmrfi.
Ww4
in4
.
LMSl
a
COmmUniVV
Claiming
SCU-
;rn
rn
vord
tfcrfr
thmrMr
lrsed
oct
ta
their
wider
front.
government
which
shirks
the
res-
'niaee
is
asr
rnilitarr
tnt.bf
i.ls:ced
-sith
ras
sheH
and
the
Can-i
iDonsibUitT
of
taking
control
ofl
its
Qvn
money
is
simwy
not
jii
for'self-cuieiimesV
-
m
j
i
.
j
.
i
i
i
a
uctc.
T'iniiwD
iao
creiiincacr
vnauu
tiiCLidru
it
uijLag
urge
K-
-
.
Trhie.
Uier
irfnt
abort
it
are
pari
tiie
-sood
CTti
sach
time
as
the
dis-l
Aaouirr
lulrai
1
.
"T
I
of
a
story
whose
wder
grows
with
5
sspattei
cf
the
gas
enabled
them
to.5"
V
.
L
1
the
years.
When
Geaeral
Sir
Ar-
enter.
"
tier
Currie.
the
Canadian
Corps!
From
first
to
last
the
attack
was
,
7
,
,T
Commander,
propoteded
his
pian.a
sss.
Justifying
U
tte
eonfl-i'
h,
"rtS
to
atteek
aross
the
CenaL
the
wls-fdence
which
Sir
Arthur
Carrie
had.
.
t
irZZL
.!
est
strategists
against
it
couiserJed
him
.ministration,
neither
Communistic
nor
Fascist.
Some,
bottte-neck.
sir
Arthsri
ioaawt
oemacracT
under
the
supervision
of
an
outskien
VX
VJZl
oojkcsis
necessarjianta
the
cccntry
gets-back
into
a
iujjrt
uhai
cootuaon
ziier
me
years
oi
aevastation.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DEFENCES
We-
do
not
know
whether,
during
the
recent
excite-
Carps.
ArtiBery
Biz
FacW
Protlded
be
was
jMcrestfoL
the
?
w
siting
U&jpt
nukf
fan
out
to
tiie
mrtward
on
eta
limit
the
Can
Ireposai
I
the
Canadian
troops.
rt
Much
seTere
fighting
with
bomb
'7"
.
The
Ca&il
d
Kord
naked
the
13:1
bayonet
featured
erery
phase
SGcame
Canal
with
the
Canal
de
la
adTanre
but
the
Canadians
Sensee.
39
mfies
apart.
From
PaB-
oA.
the
yenctios
point
with
the!
triumph
Canal
de
la
Sensee
in
the
north,
to
Marquion.
on
the
Arras-Camhrai
Road
a
distance
of
about
six
mfies,
the
Canal
du
Sard
was
flooded,
wtHiW
not
be
halted:
Flushed
with
tires-at
the
end
of
the
day.
Beyond
them
rose
the
spires
cf
Cambrai
the
same
four
rvnupr
with
CUtcA
Pn-o
lA
ne
v
.
tercourse
was
dry.
The
Canal
had.
Valenciennes
,-ct
ij'i:-.
:
v"
n
:
vA
at
tte
out-
'rXTr
-
"iVcu
UA
u.e
erameni
lacuon
w
On
the
Canadian
ana
witti
-.
a
view
to
w
coming
to
some
definite
utAiiU4.c
arrangement
AiKUicuicuijirsst
jfrest
the
tne
extent
extent
oi
of
the-TrMess
Trsriessi
they
stood
on
all
objec-
The
OCTTnlCTton
depJored
these
attitudes
In
the
course
of
its
report
and
said
such
flews
represent
a
complete
misunderstanding
nit
only
of
the
currency
problem
but
aim
of
the
legal
position.
From
a
four
miles
away.
This
was
the
roallWal
nnir.t
nf
tiew
Hre
as
a
sot-
that
beckoned
them
since
thatiereign
body
is
free
to
determine
the
waters
orerflewing
for
a
con-l25011"11?
on
August
15
when
they
siderable
dSstanee
beyond
both
.crashed
throcgh
the
enemy's
Hne
banks.
South
of
Marqusoa.
the
wa-!645?
Arras.
After
Cambrai
After
Valenciennes
rT
J
"i
.
r-
for
the
appointment
of
a
small
foreign
committee
to
get
was
to
the
neighborhood
of
(Jla
LOUlllTy
jOCCCr
the
groups
together
and
re-estabfeh
a
reasonable
ad-l5500"
And
thrwsgn
this
mile;
J
Its
own
national
currency
and
ta
sofar
as
its
own
interests
are
concerned
it
chooses
to
adopt
ex
change
stability,
acting
only
in
the
same
way
as
other
countries
which
pursue
the
same
objective
"This
relationship."
said
the
commission.
"faavolTes
no
direct
Interference
with
the
internal
con
dl
lions
of
other
countries
by.
fat
instance,
the
Rank
of
Frufonrt,
"The
policy
pursued
by
this
bank
.or.
for
that
matter,
the
Exchange
I
Equalization
Account
is
directed
towards
the
attainment
or
general
object!
res
such
as
exchange
stabH
Uy
or
the
maintenance
of
sound
credit
conditions.
"On
a
true
understanding
of
tht
position
It
is
not
possible
to
Eire
any
credence
to
the
idea
thai
there-
Is
any
Interference
in
the
worfcirr.
of
Irish
economy
and
finance
by
the
Bank
of
England."
Timely
Recipes
TOMATO
JUICE-CUCUMBER.
LIME
1
can
'
14
o2-'
tomato
Juice
li
cucumber
'chopped
4
teaspoon
salt
1
tablespoon
fresh
lime
Juice
Select
a
cucumber
about
seven
Inches
long.
Cut
In
half,
then
peel
and
chop
the
cucumber
finely
Add
the
chopped
cucumber
to
the
to
mato
Juice
and
let
it
stand
in
refrigerator
for
at
least
one
hour.!
Then
strain
forcing-
as
much
of
the
!
cucumber
Juice
through
the
sieve
as
i
possible
Add
the
salt
and
fresh'
lime
Juice
and
serve
chined.
;
Be
wise.
Read
the
want
ads.
Citizens
of
Prince
Rupert!
Face
the
Facts
The
Analysis-of
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
Takers
by
an
Independent
Authority
Fixed
Carbon
59.05
Volatile
Matter
.
28.30
Moisture
350,
.
Ash
Heating
Value
.
.
.
13,02T
B.T.U.'s
More.Heat
For
Less
Money.
BUY
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
SPORT
CHAT
Connie
Mack,
aged
Philadelphia
Athletics
pilot,
surprised
the
base-
;
ball
wona
wnen
ne
announcea
saie
of
Al
Simmons.
Mule
Haas
and
Jim-Baakinr
n
Deplores
"
Cmmu-swrn
Dykes
to
Chicago
While
Sox
six
London
Uy
Hare
Bad
Influence
.
t.
m..
years
ago
Wednesday.
The
deal
broke
up
the
great
Athletic
machine
that
had
von
three
sueceadve
American
League
championships
from
1129
to
193L
The
all-time
major
league
home
run
record
of
hi.
set
by
Babe
Ruth
In
1921.
was
smashed
by
the
BaU
himself
at
Kew
York
11
yean
art)
yesterday,
when
he
connected
fat
his
0th
round
tripper.
From
1914
instil
hb
retirement
eriy
In
Ruth
hit
?U
home
runs.
Or
X
Lee
Rkhmondt
w
ho
pitch
-
the
first
perfect
major
league
baseball
game
on
record,
died
it
Providence.
R.
L.
nine,
year
agJ
todaT
On
June
12.
1CS0.
Richmond
twirtin?
for
Worcester,
then
holtf
m
a
Katkmal
League
franchise,
set
Clereiand
down
with
no
runsl
nc
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profits
now.
Sell
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most
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Christmas-
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money
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artists,
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unequalled
at
our
low
prices.!
Four
attractive
lines
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25
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many
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all
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makers.
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is
finest
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sells
for
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your
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50c.
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on
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lareett
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hi
smaller
towns.
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