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France
Develops
Secret
Whifflets
Service
To
Smash
Spying
From
The
Waterfront
Even
Before
War
Starts
dio
Batteries
Extra
Long
Life
Batteries
New
I'H6K
fuei:
frit;
!
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Tickets
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Shows
M'lth
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rsil
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f
ONi;
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OH
MOKE
IMadc
nt
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Available
Now
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
Advertising
is
an
investment.
Pric
es
Ar.e
Down
Again
All
Batteries
Fully
Guaranteed
You
Will
He
W'he
to
Buy
Your
Radio
Batteries
at
EDWARD
LIPSETT
LTD
On
The
Waterfront
LONDON
NEWS
Hear
Them
Kcgularlr
Every
Day
With
R.C.A.
V
ictor
Radio
Reach
around
the
Wrld
with
thi'
dependable
radio.
Battery
operated
or
electrical.
'
NEW
1910
R.C.A.
Victor
Battery
Set
Now
on
Display
Models
Arriving
Sold
Complete
With
EVERRKADV
Batteries
l'e
i:VEHFDY
Bitteriet
ft:
liiRer
Life
and
Stronger
Ueception
Save
Money
With
a
Full
Set
of
CVLItCADY
Batteries
from
CENTRAL
HOTEL'
KOOMS
and
CAI'K
Phone
51
For
llext
Household
Coal
MKS
C
F.
niJr'K
LEE
HUNG
CHUNG
Chop
Suey
House
Open
Day
and
Night
Second
Avenue
i
-1
Stewart,
is
i
.'
.
a
Prince
Rupert
UhilZ01t;;eyj
Ketchikan
ri&herles
Hesearch
Plant
Salmon
IKhing
quiet.
The
the
coastal
service.
The
vessel
wss
commissioned
In
June
1910
and
has
run
steadily
since
then.'
being
still
a
very
able
and
popular
,
vesMi
Incidentally,
this
voyage'
also
marks
the
last
call
of
the
Canadian
National
Coast
Steau-'
ships
in
scheduled
service
to
Anyox
which
mining
camp
has
now
been,
closed
down.
Next
week,
the
com
it
ii.
neaier
01
vvanungujii,
u
jvrays
easy
c
ana
u.
w.
liarnson
01
oeaiwe.
tlQn
rnglneers
of
the
United
States
actly
The
new
fisheries
patrol
vessel
Nltlnat.
Capt.
Henderson,
which
Is
now
operating
In
northern
water,
arrived
tn
port
last
night
for
fuel
and
supplies
and
was
tied
up
at
the
Canadian
National
this
morning.
GUI-net
fishing
Is
quiet
now
on
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivera.
Thi
coho
averag
e
to
only
about
ten
llsi
ner
drv
Ihe
pink
nk
run
run
la
la
over
over
and
and
few
chun
;
are
two-thhds
of
Uie
lie
glUnetters
gillnetters
ceased
oieretlons
since
the
closing
of
the
sockeye
fishing
season
the
end
of
last
week.
HALIFAX,
Aug.
23:
(CP)
I
Scotia
Fruit
Growers'
Association
t
By
GLADYS
31.
AR.NOLD
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
PARIS,
August
25:
(CP)
A
new
poster
covers
the
present
voyage
of
the
.....
,
,
pnf.p
n
,irl.
Wktrrniinrl.
rnws
of
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
capt.
r-eir
-
...
-
McLean,
which
arrived
in
port
at.
white
crosses
.
become
smaller
and
smaller
until
they
gred-10
o
clock
this
morning
from
van-
Ually
disappear
but
the
first
line
of
crosses
is
made
by
the
couver
and
win
sau
at
3
o'clock
ghad0Ws
thrown
from
the
giant
letters
of
the
word
"Re-;
this
afternoon
Jor
Anyox
ana,
.
,f
Af
.
,
,
t,nij0
fdonimnn
frnm:
her
1201st
in
CANADA'S
POSITION
Editor.
DaUy
News:
We
believe
your
headline
Wednesday's
paper,
"Canada
pany
snips
win
commence
bbui
s
Ready
to
a
regular
weekly
callatXetchlkaa
reference
instead
of
Anyox.
Letter
Box
Give
Assistance,''
with
to
the
Imminence
ot
war
In
Europe,
deserves
comment.
We
presume
that
It
Is
not
al-
Bureau
01
nsnenes.
wno
nave
lne
but
we
suggest
that
the
res-ben
at
Ketehlkan
tn
connectior
(
pm
Df
a
publisher
are
with
the
new
WW
flaheries
xt-
8Uch
real
care
ex.
.earth
otent
which
ss
to
be
estab-
J
O
Hames
and
J.
C.
Otaifchatd.
air
engineer,
who
w!U
take
the
disabled
ship
south
after
repairs
are
effected.
C
P.
R.
steamer
Prtaoeat
Adelaide.
Capt.
William
Hughes.
Is
due
In
port
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
pm.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypointa.
eratkm
W
Canadian
youth?
It
is
our
firm
belief
that
Canada
can
make
her
maximum
contrlbu
by
keeping
lures
whose
Issues
are
not
of
oi
maklng.
We
suggest
that
Canada
rauilri
not
do
better
than
adon'..
.has
planned
a
three-day
tour
of
jgp
to
Canadians
and
an
efflcl-Annapolts
Valley
for
farmers
mi
staff
employed.
He
would
use
starting
August
22:
Purpose
of
tc
tne
cund
f0r
endowment
purposes,
tour
Is
to
acquaint
farmcra
wltn
urging
the
Ontario
Educa-.
!
.-praying,
fertilizing
and
pruning
tionai
Association
to
take
the
lnlti-1
prasjlce
In
various
orchards.
KESTKICTIONS
CAMPHELLTON,
N.
B.,
Aug.
25:
iCP
Sugar
can
be
obtained
In
Japan
now
only
by
permit
and
In
small
quantities,
said
Gordon
W.
Mosher
on
his
return
here
from
teaching
In
the
Canadian
Academy
at
Kobe.
Gasoline
also
Is
on
the
quota
system,
making
it
.almost
prohibitive
t0
drive
a
private,
car.
.Utive
In
the
matter
Mr.
Elliott
'States
adults
should
be
given
an'
opportunity
of
contributing,
but
(the
fund
primarily
should
be
the)
1
gift
of
the
children.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Koval
Rnk
Bid.
wmcn
expanaing
rays
mue
a
mi-
.
ond
great
word.
"Indiscretion.
"
.
This
Is
the
first
official
and
public
move
against
espionage
in
France.
M'll
It
K.,r-
It.
AA
rwmor
l
lent
centre
for
all
sorts
of
crime,
and
subversive
rings.
The
liberty
which
it
offers
to
the
with
reference
to
a
European
and
refuge
of
refugees
and
exiles
of
the
world
Is
struggle,
a
policy
non-Inter-
nti
4miiar
tn
tnnt
in
hrii.
not
always
respected.
Bantly
pioneered
by
the
British
At
th-present
moment,
however.
nrpmmpnt
in
the
case
of
the
the
big
worry
Is
espionage.
With
With!
wharves
Span(sn
rjnvil
war.
We
speak
as
natives
of
Canada
J
DEAN
GEORGE
DOLSEN
.
showing
up.
Abou!
SllPPSt
-'cS5CJlI
S
1
rlind
U11U
have
r-
J.
A.
Lindsay
of
the
Vancouver.
scows
and
outer
iioannc
equip
ment
ot
the
Consollds
'si
Mining
&
fimeltlng
Oo.
which
has
closed
down
there.
Jack
Adams
is
proceeding
with
the
contract
for
the
painting
of
the
main
building
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
.
Experimental
Station
on
the
hlU
at
the
foot
of
McBrlde
Street.
of
Uie
building
Improved
as
a
result.
aTo
Honor
Queen
ARNPRIOR.
Ont..
Aug.
25:
(CP
-lURDoai
uo.
is
mrre
waay
mraa.u
nHnn
fmm
-
mlt
the
Prince
Rupert
enroujt.
to
n
Canadlan
schooi
chUdren
fori
where
he
will
tookrove.'-j
Anvox
miu-.i.
r,
i
.A
"
-a
t
i
Mr
l
r.ttjM
iiei
1
1
n.riuriiiuiM.111
c
i
v.
1
h
anr
Fund
is
suggested
by
J.
G.
Elliott.
veteran
educationists
and
former'
Kingston
editor.
The
rund
would
be
a
token
of
love
and
loyalty
for
their
Majesties
and
In
recognition
of
their
visit
to
Canada.
"I
would
have
childhood's
tribute
dedicated
to
Her
Majesty,
whose
love
for
the
children
ui
Canada
was
so
wonderfully
Elliott
any.
,
Thus
the
"Deuxteme
Bureau"
of
the
Ministry
of
War
has
brought
J
to
perfection
a
swet
service
corps
whose
exploits
are
more
exciting
ithan
fiction.
Under
the
leadership
of
the
General
Director
of
National
Security,
M.
Amedee
Bussieres,
three
men
'
meet
every
Monday
in
,
the
Rue
des
Saussales
Deuxteme
t
Bureau)
to
review
the
results
of
their
Investigations.
They
are.
Messrs.
Castalng.
Mondanel
and
Each
has
his
own
branch
MISS
YUKI
Dressmaker
Ladles'
and
Children's
Alterations
Moderate
Price
Phone
GREEN
880
in
FUASEIt
ST.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
cs:
to
deal
with,
but
sometimes
It
is
al-:
most
impossible
to
distinguish
the
special
worry
of
M.
Blanc
(Foreign
Propaganda),
from
"Spying."
the
problem
of
M.
Castaln,
or
"Terror-Ism."
handled
by
M.
Mondanel.
The
Deuvieme
Bureau
Is
an
ordinary
looking
building
which
has
no
distinguishing
feature
likely
to
The
nDDearance
arrest
uie
auennon
01
a
passing
is
belnV
greatly
JThe
of
edu-1
or
h!.m
to
-spect
that
PLAN
TOUK
-Nova
...
7"
-
,jon
tne
secona
iioor
some
01
uie
catlonal
value,
possibly
devoted
to
establishment
of
a
federal
research
bureau
at
Ottawa,
suitably
housed
and
called
The
Queen
Ellz-
'abeth
Education
Hall.
The
bureau
should
be
obligated
advancing
educational
know-
mot
dangerously
fascinating
ies
in
the
world
may
be
unfolding.
Only
the
great
outer
door
which
has
"Way
Out"
written
in
five
langu
ages
Wychod.
Uscita.
Ausgang
and
26
H
ox.
$3.25
40
ox.
S4.8S
1
rV.
7,
.
.terlor
rooms
steel
files
reach
to
tne
hidden
behind
genomic
fronts
Each
has
a
name
and
a
In
the
world
U
.
Probably
no
city
d
ta
a
fecord.
quite
so
dramatic
as
Pans.
Tne
arp
t
ven
minion
i
etnHf
nnm
tnltrhf
rMrl
In
fTanana
.
....
in
the
rush
of
pubUca-r"
JZZ.'
,'
flc.
doners
here,
tn
one
o
tnem
may
to
vj
choose
uiiou;
words
wuiiu
which
ex-'"
"
.
"
"
,
.,
.be
louna
tne
inaiscreuons
01
me
tlon
of
an
adventure
or
detective
i
mmTMmi
describe
an
Intended
mean--
.
.
.
.
...
w.
new
suspect.
wct,
0A.i
"
'I
Scientific
Helps
I
or
an
uppenneim,
or
wauacc,
un
.O.
Henry,
are
to
be
found
In
com-,monplace
Items
every
day
In
Par-
lushed
there,
arrived
in
the
dly,
hcaaJlne
brlngs
to
mind
W
"W5p.an
.
.
.
.
.
On
an
innocent-looking
,ntr
street
on
the
Princes.
Charlotte
Wednes-
t
broad
quettions:
day
afternoon
from
Alaska
and
J
reaUy
kncr7
through
which
one
paes
every
your
paper
1U
proceed
south
on
the
Princethat
cady
&
olve
day
where
the
fruit
peddlers
park
Adelaide
tonight.
They
made
the
stance?-
U
so.
bow
did
It
find
the
wagoni
'
stop-over
here
to
consult
with
of-
hri
did
It
question
on
this
Pachcs
afd
"f""
Pla,f
1th
flclal.
Prince
Rupert
FWi-l
e
"malns
e
ta
a
oJvthe
who
make
Up
the
Canada
ff
i16"
erles
BxperimenUl
Station
in
re-,
gard
to
plans
lor
tne
Ketcnixan
i
tray?
1Iave
people
of
Canada
laboratory.
given
a
genuine
expression
of
op
I
Inlon
to
this
effect?
Parts
for
a
Canadian
Airways
z
We
presume
you
mean
that
Waco
seaplane,
wfiteft
broke
flown
;th,,
nriPrtn.ri
-canarta-
u
readv
eau,
iu."
reads
that
a
little
hotel
was
raided
and
two
International
spies
round-ed
up.
But
there
1
also
the
Invisible
part
of
the
bureau.
Every
form
of
technical
advancement
in
electricity,
radio,
telephone,
telegraph
and
sound
detector
is
at
the
disposal
of
the
officials.
But
each
man
must
be
as
invisable
and
secret
as
the
gods.
Secret
the
place
where
they
France's
famous
"Deuxifcme
Bur-
-But
demandcd
a
Ucket
you
can.t
the
equivalent
of
the
BritSh-
utti.
n
Mna-Mmnanil!(!.
man-
here
at
the
end
of
last
week
In
the.
ui.t
rtrMnin
!n
a
continental
Secret
Service,
has
been
at
work
course
of
a
cannery
inspection
I
gp
war
Wny
ou
we
again.
flight
with
H.
R.
MacMlllan,
pre-
ngnt
ta
Europe?
What
is
the
real
Or,
as
happened
to
one
visitor
dent,
and
other
officials
of
the
U
jjc?
can
an
honeat.
well-Inform-
from
the
United
States
a
year
or
C
Packers,
arrived
this
morning
persons
believe
that
another
so
ago.
In
the
basement
of
the
from
Vancouver
and
It
la
expected
nTIUH
Kp
fmurht
tn
nre.vrve
nnartmpnt
home
In
which
he
lived
'proprietor
become
aware
of
the
use
to
which
his
basement
had
been
put.
These
are
not
fiction
stories.
..
.
.
Kill
Brentc
n-hlrh
hm
nnrt
nrp
tflk-
said
the
doorkeeper.
""But
I
can,"
said
the
boy,
"my
father
is
with
me"
"Where
is
he?"
asked
the
doorkeeper,
looking
about
puzzled.
"Oh,
you
eant
see
him,"
replied
the
plane
will
soon
be
abe
to
hoP'
democracy?
Did
the
last
war
mak-
a
gang
of
arms
smugglers
had
built
.the
bey
as
he
slipped
past.
"He's
off
on
It
return
to
Vancouver.
D.
lh(.
uwld
for
democracy?
ta
munitions
deposit,
without
the
an
invisible
secret
agent."
J
Lawson.
who
was
pilot
of
the
u
hac
b?en
said
that
another
knowledge
of
either
proprietor
or
The
system
as
far
as
it
Is
known
plane
when
It
broke
down,
l'li'major
European
war
would
destroy
concierge.
is
that
the
secret
service
man
re-
uuu
oawuii,
!
dvtlliatlon
In
Europe.
Does
your
Watch
Foreigners
ports
to
inici
jiuuir
uiuu.v
uwm.
u
r(w.
he.adllne
moan
that
Canada
STlOUld
'whlrh
In
tnrn
nlrrm
thft
mlHtarv
culture
whosr
creation
is
the
worx
.'!.
.
.
.
co-operation
with
the
prefecture.
of
generations?
What
will
we
gain
J.
!"
""A.
"lof
police,
it
k
not
lone
before
the
from
the
sacrifice
of
another
sen-
cni"nce
"Q
susnect
k
arreated
bv
a
reeular
policeman
and
taken
to
"Cherrhe-Hhil."
the
great
prison
which
rears
"
its
severe
walls
in
the
middle
of
Hon
to
democracy
ana
civilization
-
,
"
;
"
iParts
at
the
corner
of
the
Boule
out
out
of
of
foreign
foreign
adveu-
m
Piacc
reguia,.
d
Ra,,
In
France
the
sentence
for
spying
was
a
maximum
of
five
years
4n
peace
time
up
until
1934.
It-was
then
increased
from
10
to
20
year?
and
since
June
17,
1938,
the
punishment
is
death.
CVum
Mtt
V.
n
Waa.
l.
.
Mn
nHtM-
mm
uir
urzil
ouub
a)
apit:
k.iun
innnnnn
,a
a
nnn
nnn
for.
wi
"""""
Jc"
'
"u
investigations
have
made
elgners
in
France
it
)
a
starring
DriSCnt
general
task
to
keep
them
sorted
out
and,",10
toe
ear
of
l-he
U
Iflnd
enemy
the
underslrables
If
there
be'f
1
Rf
17
9
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advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ot
Britl&b
Columbia.
Sortie
suggests
is
international.
,CmU.u
y""1""
"rT,
77
pect
enters
here,
free
'
.
in
times
.
is
necessary
to
be
prudent
tmHnr
In
the
interior
there
of
war
or
in
Europe
every
country
acknowledges
that
they
have
really
that
its
clientele
The
foreign
sus-
are
several
parte
visible
to
the
public.
One
rutin
Haala
with
rmsMrph.
an-
been
engaged
hi
a
kind
of
war
for
d
another
m.
T
I
some
time.
The
"white"
war
they
.
,
ne,mentaUnn
Tn
the
in-
Boys
Find
Jobs
In
North
Country
JIALIFAX
Aug.
25:
CP)
Trained
at
the
Nova
Scotia
government's
hard-rock
mining
school
at
Chester,
more
than
100
Nova
Scotian
youths
are
now
working
in
mines
of
northern
Ontario
and
Quebec.
This
was
Just
disclosed
by
A.
R.
Lawrence,
director
of
the
apprenticeship
training
project
at
Chester,
who
said
that
of
the
400
apprentices
trained
there,
more
than
300
have
found
employment
in
Nova
Scotia
and
Ontario
gold
mines.
Four
project
graduates
returned
to
their
hard-rock
mining
Jobs
In
meet;
secret
where
they
work;
how
I
Ontario
after
spending
vacatlam
they
spend
their
time.
There'
a
story
told
in
Paris
about
the
secret
agent
A
small
boy
arrived
at
the
wicket
In
front
nt
fh
mmrf
thpatrc
and
in
their
native,
province.
They
were
enthusiastic
about
their
new
Jobs.
They
said
it
would
have
taken
at
least
two
years
of
practical
experience
before
they
would
have
been
fitted
for
the
positions
they
stepped
Into
after
leaving
Chester.
One
of
them,
Aubrey
Bird
of
Sprlngbill,
N.
S..
did
not
return
alone
to
his
job
at
the
Paymaster
Mine.
During
his
vacation
he
was
married
to
Miss
Ivy
Pettlgrew,
of
SpringhilL
Most
of
the
youths
trained
at
(Chester
are
from
the
provinces
'industrial
towns
where
boys
leav-ilng
schools
have
found
It
impos-
Bureau'sibie
to
get
worn
in
tne
coai
mines
Each
pad
will
kill
flies
all
day
a
evtrj
day
for
three
week.
3
pal
in
earh
packet.
10
CENTS
PER
PACKET
at
Drutfittt,
Crocrrt,
General
Store.
WHY
PAY
MORE?
THE
WILSON
FLY
PAD
CO,
IIuultM,
Omt.
URN1TURE
CO.
USED
FURNITURE
2
Walnut
Beds-Complete,
special,
each
1
Kitchen
Range
In
good
condition
1
Majestic
Kitchen
Range
All
steel.
New
grates.
A
real
snap
1
McClary
Kitchen
Range
New
grates
1
3-Piece
Chesterfield
In
tapestry
and
velour
$13.00
$22.00
$35.00
$32.50
1
Violin
In
case.
Just
like
1
0
e
5
0
8
Baby
Buggies-
CM
CA
From,
up
F.tJV
2
Odd
Each
Chesterfield
Couches
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$39.00
2
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cs::
$35.00
&
$47.50
1
Royal
Typewriter-
00
First
class
condition
',vu
2
Session's
8-I)ay
Chime
Clocks
$12.50
Phone
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321
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AVENUE
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Door
to
B.
C.
Clothiers