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BOLSTERING
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UP
DEFENCE
OF
CANADA
OTTAWA,
Aug.
25:
(CP)
There
Is
considerable
improvement
In
Canada'c
defence
position.
The
Dominion
is
steadily
acquiring
more
aircraft
and
other
equipment,
while
at
the
same
time
pushing
aheadher
coastal
fortifications.
"Nearly
M.000
members
of
the
nenpermanent
militia
the
force
which
corresponds
to
the
British
Territorials
received
training
in
summer
cam
us.
PiarVaily
all
units
were
at
fui;
ce
tune
strength,
and,
re
p.iruve
tj
appeals
from
the
defence
authorities,
employers
of
labor
In
Canada
co-operated
generously
in
allowing
the
citizen-soldiers
to
undergo
camp
training
without
loss
of
pay.
A
problem
which
has
to
be
faced
:r
the
weakness
in
personnel
Qf
th
Permanent
Force
Canacias
small
regular
army.
Next
parliamentary
session
legislation
will
be
Introduced
to
Increase
it,
with
most
of
the
Increase
probably
taken
up
by
artillery.
The-
Permant
Farce
also
work--
as
the
instructional
cadre
for
the
militia.
Sea
Defences
Canada
is
giving
thought
to
the
arming
of
her
merchantile
marine
in
the
event
of
war.
A
start
will
be
made
v.ith
the
government's
own
-hiT
a
fiet
cf
passenger
and
tvelsh
:
artier?
which
ply
between
C.r.y
x
Atlantic
parts
and
the
I
West
Indies.
Arrangements
are
be-jlng
made
to
equip
these
vessels
.with
gun
mountings
and
to
train
officers
of
the
mercantile
marine'
in
those
duties
whxh
would
have
to
be
performed
in
the
event
of'
1
war.
-
Royal
Canadian
Navy
will
be
strengthened
at
th
end
of
SeDte
n-
ber
when
the
British
Admiralty
de-
ivers
a
destroyer
flitiih
i
n.
H.M5.
Kempenfelt.
to
the
Canadian
r
nment.
The
ship
will
mi
u.
T
.eased
until
the
naval
manoeuvres
in
September
are
ended.
It
will
,be
employed
on
the
Pa:lflc
station,
based
at
Esquimau.
There
is
a
shortage
of
niva'
if"
-,cers
and
the
government
Is
offer-ling
temporary
romm'yioiia
to
of-'
i
ticers
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
(
ew
Aircraft
i
Aircraft
deliveries
to
the
Royal:
canaaian
Air
Kcrce
nave
begun
In
fsi'brtantial
numbers.
For
the
oast
two
years
the
aircraft
factorie
have
been
undergoing
the
necessary
I
preparatory
period;
but
they
are
now
turning
out
standard
machin
es.
In
a
few
months
Canada
will
have
150
first
line
fighting
plane,
exclusive
of
a
considerable
number
t
trainers.
Deliveries
of
heavv
cuns
ar
alow
'Th--e
are
made
In
the
United
.
K"ndom
and
the
Mother
Conntrv
emicentratmg
on
her
own
needr
iirsL
I
DOO
CATCHER
BITTEN
j
KINGSTON.
Jamaica,
Aug.
25:
CP
When
Dog
Catcher
SUnlcy
Brvan
was
bitten
in
line
of
durv
'it
was
not
by
a
dog.
When
he
attempted
to
catch
a
stray
dog.
a
'group
of
men
hanging
around
-street
corner
Jumped
upon
him
and
beat
him.
one
of
them
biting
him
on
the
neck.
DOUBLE
TROUBLE
YARMOUTH.
N.
S..
Aug.
25:
jCP
A
bluefin
tuia
had
doubl?
'trouble
when
it
was
caught
bv
;Sam
LeBlanc
off
Yarmouth.
A
We
shark
bit
the
fish
in
halves
a?
LeBlanc
was
playing
It
A
few
cat
lennfb-
arvay
another
fisherman
caught
the
shark
wh'ra
weighed
500
pounds
after
its
meal
of
tuna.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
wr
Asian
ROYAL
AIR
FORCE
PILOTS
BECOME
ARTISTIC
I
Pilote
Jrom
the
Duxford,
Cambrldeshlre
Eng.
Royal
Air
Force
Ut::n
became
artlsUc
while
prartUlng
smoke-screen
creation
duri.u
a
rehearral
for
the
Hendon.
Middlesex,
air
dUplay
recently,
a
may
be
seen
above.
Thousands
of
persons,
lnclud-ln
King
Oeorge.
witreased
the
display
of
speed
and
skill
climaxed
by
a
massed
flight
of
250
aeroplanes.
QUICK
COLLECTION
ST.
ANDREWS.
N.
B..
August
25
iCPIn
a
ten
day
periodfor
a
ten
percent
discount
rite
tfie
town
zt
St
Andrews
collected
$30,431
or
")
percent
o!
a
total
warrant
o
S37S23.
Last
jfar
when
the
war-i
mt
a
tl
-
72
percent
was
collected
in
a
-m.iar
period.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Q.
C.
CITY
Mra.
Gordon
JoUffe.
accompanied
by
Mrs.
B.
T.
Munro.
left
lest
Saturday
for
Sandsplt.
where
they
will
spend
a
holiday.
They
will
occupy
the
house
of
Oust
Skog
who
has
moved
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
with
hU
family.
Dr.
R.
Johnston
of
Knox
Presbyterian
Church.
Ottawa,
was
the
preacher
at
the
evening
service
at
the
United
Church
here
lift
Sunday.
He
gave
an
Inspiring
and
much
appreciated
sermon
In
which
the
needs
of
the
present
day
world
were
discussed
and
the
great
necessity
for
brotherly
love
stressed.
Mrs.
'Bert
Roberts
and
family
were
the
home
goeatr
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
O.
Turner
at
Skidegate
Ollery
for
several
days
last
week.
On
Thursday
evening
Mrs.
Turner
entertained
with
a
few
table
of
bridge
In
honor
of
her
gueat.
The
gratifying
sum
of
fifteen
dollar
was
raised
by
the
Ladle'
Auxiliary
to
the
United
Church
here
on
Saturday
when
the
evening
was
rpent
enjoying
amateur
movies
shown
by
Dr.
D.
T.
McOoU.
There
was
a
good
attendance
and
refreshmentr
were
served
at
the
close
of
the
program
by
members
of
the
Aid.
The
money
will
go
toward
purchailng
shingle
stain
for
the
church.
The
service
boat
Mary
Roberta,
belonging
to
the
(T.
A.
Kelley
Logging
Comnany.
was
In
port
this
week
having
brought
up
a
paUent
suffering
from
burns
to
the
hospital
here.
A
few
thousand
salmon
have
been
caught
recently
at
Copper
Bay,
Moresby
Island
but
so
far
there
have
been
no
big
runs.
The
West
Coast
showed
promise
but
latest
reports
are
not
encouraging.
The
ielncr
Zcnardl,
Capt.
Charles
Haan,
made
a
hurried
trip
from
the
mainland
at
thp-beglnnlng
of
August,
bringing-one
of
the
crew,
Ous
Skog,
home
to
attend
the
funeral
of
his
young
daughter
who
passed
away
August
8
in
the
Skidegate
Inlet
Ocneral
Hospital
after
an
operation
for
acute
appendicitis.
:
Joseph
Marrcau,
proprietor
of
the
local
machine
shop
has
returned
aboard
the
"B.C.
Packer
45"
from
;Boswell
cannery
on
the
mainland
after
an
absence
of
several
months.
He
has
been'
employed
as
machinist
.
at
the
tannery.
On
his
return
he
saw
for
the
first
time
his
baby
daughter
who
was
born
this
July.
:
,
Mrs.
Charles
Haan,
wife
of
the
i
owner
and
skipper
of
the
Zehardl.
left
on
the
last
south-bound
trip
of
j
the
Prince
Charles
for
Pacofl
Can-jnery
where
she
will
act
as
forelady.
Several
local
girls
left
on
the
same
boat
for
work
at
the
cannery.
Some
Piinoe
Rupert
people
have
b-tn
-
u:g
o.un
interesting
hybrl-dian.
Artfcu;
Byne
the
Court'
Hause
gardener,
has
developed
a'
number
of
new
semi-double
dwarf
dahlias
by
making
crosses
with
Baby
Royal.
While
seeds
from
these
would
not
be
exneeted
to
come
true
at
f!rt
tt
should
be
oulte
pauible.j
c.v
rarerui
selection,
iq
gei
some
new
hvbrld
gems
that
will
be
verr.
valuable.
Frank
Dibb
last
season
crnued
a;
Baby
Royal
with
a
Tiny,
that
de
light
ful
little
apricot
dahlia,
and
ha;
produced
a
rather
shafty
new
type,
quite
different
from
anything
seen
before
in
Prince
Rupert
The
mother
of
the
dahlia
was
Tiny
and
the
proteny
rather
favors
the
mother.
I
hew
Mr.
Dlbb
will
be
able
to
continue
with
thl
flower
until
he
has
It
fixed
and.
named
Mi
and
Mrs.
Dibb
hare
a
splen
did
garden
and
It
It
lonklng
rerr
well
)ut
now
with
Baby
Royal
dahlia?
at
the
outstanding
feUure
Th-
bontas
have
b-en
nartlcularlv
fine
this
year.
AUo
he
hit
some
of
the
finest
as'ers
I
hve
sen
any
where.
They
are
large
and
tU
and
well
colored.
Thev
my
be.
too
fat
gone
to
enter
In
the
show.
Entrtas
for
garden
competition
are
coming
In
but
a
great
many
more
are
expected
to
enter
rWore
S-tardajr
evening
The
diflcurt
weather
ha
made
It
Impossible
to
forecast
what
the
show
will
be
like.
Judging
from
the
Inquiries
there
should
be
a
great
many
entries.
Thoee
Interested
In
flowers
are
asked
to
remember
that
the
how
U
to
b
held
Wednesday
nd
that
It
is
t
be
unsUIra
in
the
Metropol
Hall
over
Dyhhavn
and
Hanson's
office.
The
hall
1,
spacious
and
well
lighted
Those
paying,
the
membership
fee
of
fin
cent
do
nm.
tuie
to
rwv
entrr
fe
lthrr
lor
vardenr.
l-m
or
for
trw
rbw-er
entries.
Mot
oeotfe
mill
find
It
cheaper
to
become
nurnbers.
Ticket
for
the
dinner
next
Thursday
evening
to
Professor
Bu-tr
n
from
pt
-im
ft
th
ronr-ltl..
ThfV
e-
-venty
people
a
the
dinner
H
TP.
FINE
COLOR
FILM
HERE
Shirley
Trmple
In
"The
Little
Prln-ces.O
Showing
at
Capitol
Theatre
Hailed
ar
Shirley
Temple"j
greatest
Jriumph.
"The
Little
Princess-adapted
from
France
Hodgron
Burnett's
beloved
classic
of
the
I
same
name.
Is
the
feature
offering
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
having
opened
last
night.
It
Is
a
technicolor
production
and
the
cast
Includes
such
favorites
as
Richard
Greene.
Anita
Louise.
Ian
Hunter.
Cesar
Romero.
Arthur
Treacher!
Sybil
Jason
and
Beryl
Mercer.
Set
In
one
of
the
most
colorful
periods
of
English
history
as
Queen
Victoria's
reign
was
drawing
to
a
close
and
the
Empire
was
engaged
In
the
Boer
War.
Shirley
Is
cast
as
the
little
daughter
of
a
devoted
and
wealthy
father,
an
officer
In
the
Boer
War.
who
leaves
the
happy
child
in
a
girls'
school.
When
the
father
Is
reported
dead-a
bank-rupt-the
little
girl
Is
turned
Into!
a
nine
slavey.
The
'Little
Princess"
till
firmly
believes
her
father
is
alive
and
she
determines
to
search
for
him.
Unwinding
of
the
tangled
u.reaar
oi
tne
story
lead
up
to
a
Mlrrlng
climax
in
which
Shirley,
meets
none
other
than
the
august
ruler,
Queen
Victoria.
1
II
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I
I
LJ
El
I
AS!
TIMES
Tiiv,,
,7.
Two
Shomi,
7;QQ
,nA
,
;J)
,n
G,or,0"
Technics!
vi
r.iiiiind
SIIIKLEV
TEMPLE
"The
Little
ALWAYS
IX
TROI'RLt
f..
PI
1
..
uccn
v,nanoite
City
Girl
Dies
.
I
Princess"
M'Hh
Richard
(itttnt
tJ
isn
ln)p
IM
?:Jf
and
9
II
ALSO
COMINO
ST
ONI
Jane
Withers
h
Many
Allendtd
r0ntra
r.l
i
trralne
hkoj
nry
t
..QUEEN
CHARI'Ti;
Auust
to:
Fmvera,
fdrralne
Skog.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oiui
u
qf
Sandsplt
took
,
home
of
Oeorge
Nf
of
the
child,
at
Qv
Oily.
JA
very
firge
numix
and
friends
were
pr-floral
tribute
wrre
Rer.
Ban
Hartv
Krvlce.
PaO-bearrr
ChrHUnsen.
Claud'
erold
8tevens
an:
mien
el
Interment
was
-Queen
Charlotte
C
Deceased
Is
surviv-enti
and
a
young'
Kkog
U
a
member
nudge
family
and
I.,
Uvea
on
the
Island
T.M)
oui
srtL
BADDECK.
N
A
A
wax
seal
on
a
,
has
been
tornrd
u.
tori
County
ei-rk
'hire
town
The
tember
2,
1810.
sh
w
raclni
on
the
Bras
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FW
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nlf
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