Five
thousand
tt.ct
Rupert
people
read
the
Dally
News.
It
pays
to
let
them
know
what
you
have
to
sell.
A
fifty
cent
classified
ad.
will
often
make
you
many
dollars.
DOLLAR
DAY
Saturday
at
Fraser
&
Payne's
Just
a
Few
of
Our
Specials
on
Sale
Saturday
Dollar
Day
See
Our
Windows
Friday
Displaying
Numerous
Other
Items
for
Dollar
Day
Selling
Silk
Drapery
Damask
All
silk
Drapery
Damask.
50
inches
wide.
Assorted
colors,
absolutely
fast
to
sunlight
and
washing.
Reg.
ftft
$1.75
yd.
Dollar
Day.
yd
?iUU
Bleached
Bed
Sheets
50
pairs
full
size
sheets.
Snow
white,
good
heavy
quality,
hemmed
ready
for
use
ar
Da;
Si.oo
Karon
Silk
Bedspreads
50
rayon
sip:
bedspread?,
aswted
colors,
fringed
ends,
extra
large
size.
80
inches
by
lfO
inches.
Heavy
&
qualty.
Dollar
Day.
each
Dutch
Homespun
48
Inches
wide
for
loose
covers
and
draperies.
Fast
colors,
assorted
patterns
Dollar
Day,
CJ-g
ftft
tfJL.UU
2
yards
for
Silk
and
Linen
Table
Cloths
52
Inches
by
52
Inches,
assorted
colorings.
AH
fast
to
washing.
Excellent
value.
Dollar
ftft
ifrl.UU
Day,
2
for
Pure
Wool
Auto
Rugs
100
per
cent
nure
wool
auto
or
steamer
rugs.
Assorted
patterns.
Of)
fQ
?AOV
Dollar
Day
Price
50
Pairs
Flannelette
Blankets
A
manufacturers
clearance.
Assorted
Blue,
Green,
Rose
and
Gold
plaids.
Double
bed
sfze.
Regular
price
$2.95
pair.
Dollar
Day
Special.
SI
00
ench
a
licet
F.X1KA
SPECIAL
Boys'
Long
Pants
50
pairs
boy's
long
pants,
wool
worsted,
assorted
patterns,
collegiate
cut,
-high
waist
and
pleated
front.
Sizes
6
to
18
years.
Regular
$3.50
pair.
Dollar
Day
Special,
pair
$2,50
Tea
or
Glass
Tone
Is
Large
size,
very
attractive,
linen
and
cotton
mixture,
ready
for
use.
Q-f
Aft
9.UU
6
towels
for
Turkish
Touch
Run
of
the
mill,
assorted
patterns,
all
perfect
merchandise,
excellent
values.
Priced
at
less
than
cost.
Group
1
CI
HO
5
towels
for
VliWV
Group
2
Jf
OA
4
towels
for
pX.UV
Group
3
Q1
ftft
3
towels
for
?A.UU
Watson's
Vests
Ladles'
vests,
silk,
wool
and
cotton
mix
ture.
Tailored
styles.
Sizes
small,
med
ium
and
large.
Dollar
Day.
2
for
S1.00
Part
Wool
Blankets
White
with
colored
borders.
Part
wool.
Size
68
inches
by
86
Inches.
Qfl
AC
Dollar
Day,
each
?M.VO
Part
Wool
Blankets
Assorted
pastel
plaids,
part
wool,
very
attractive.
Size
70
inches
QO
OA
by
80
inches.
Dollar
Day.
pair
v0J
DRAPERY
FABRICS
Drapery
homespun,
assorted
colorings.
Absolutely
fast
colors,
rever-
A
A
sible.
Dollar
Day.
5
yards
for
vivvT
Luncheon
Sets
Rayon
and
cotton
mixture,
fast
colors,
assorted
cloth
36x36
with
four
napkins.
Extra
special
Dollar
Day,
Q-f
Aft
tJl.UU
2
sets
for
Kiddies
Pyjamas
Yama
cloth,
assorted
patterns,
fast
colors.
2-plece
style.
Size
2
to
6
f
A
A
VV
and
8
to
14.
Dollar
Day.
suit
?
Ladies
Satin
Princess
Slips
And
Satin
striped
taffetas
In
tea
rose
and
white.
Bias
cut,
Lace
trimmed
and
tailored
styles.
A
big
assort-
Pf
ftft
ment.
Dollar
Day,
each
?XVV
Pillow
Cases
Linen
finish,
full
size,
plain
hem,
absolutely
free
from
dressing.
gj
A
A
Dollar
Day.
5
pillow
cases
for
29
Dozen
Pure
Wool
Ankle
Hose
Pure
botany
wool
with
lastex
tops.
Samples
in
all
the
new
spring
colorings
Sizes
8
'2
to
10
y2.
CI
ft
ft
Dollar
Day.
3
pairs
for
?XUU
Hooked"
Rugs
Hand
hooked,
assorted
patterns,
splendid
for
bed
room
and
bath
Cl
A
A
room
rugs.
Dollar
Day,
each
Umbrellas
Stubby
styles,
fancy
rayon
silk
top
in
brown
shade
only.
Wood
stem.
vey
strong
and
durable.
Q4
A
A
Extra
special
Dollar
Day.
each
Bed
Throws
Heavy
weight,
dark
colors,
warm
and
soft,
excellent
wearing
quality.
Size
66
inches
by
80
inches.
Q4
Dollar
Day.
each
tJH.IJJ
Silk
Curtain
Nets
25
pieces
assorted
patterns,
run
of
the
mill,
all
perfect
merchandise.
Values
up
to
69c
yard.
Dollar
Day.
3
yds.
for
.
S1.00
Brief
Panties
Tailored
and
lace
trimmed
styles
made
from
Ray
Suede
non-run
fabric.
All
sizes.
Dollar
"Day.
nn
31.UU
3
pairs
for
EXTItA
SPECIAL
Boy's
Plaid
Zipper
Jackets
Pure,
wool
plaid
zipper
JackeU.
Size
8
to
18
years,
fancy
pleated
back.
New
cut
Dollar
Day
Special.
DO
QP
Each
Q&UO
Hosiery
Special
100
dozca
pairs
silk
stockings,
all
up
to
the
minute
shades
In
all
sl2cs.
Regular
value
50c
pair.
Dollar
Day,
CI
ft
ft
3
pair
for
V-i-.UU
Feathfr
Pillows
25
oalrs
high
class
ourlfied
genuine
all
feather
pillows,
neat
patterns,
large
size,
pined
edges.
Regular
price
$2.05
each.
Dollar
Day.
CLO
OPENING
AN
INDIAN
RELIGIOUS
FSTIVAL
iHIL
VK1
KB
v5
Tru-
Ujl)
Karoar.
vt
Mah-iadai
a
sta'.e
in
Bengal.
India
.
is
shown
giving
the
first
pull
j:i
on.'
u;
:h-
iuwe
ioy,e
to
irtart,
the
traditional
rallglous
car
festival
rbvrved
in
the
state
annually.
Tnouands
of
pilgrims
ijra-.p
ih.e
rope?
and
haul
cars
containm:
umgei
of
then
god
In
earlier
years
the
huge
vehicle
sometimes
became
uncontrollable
and
crushed
many
of
the
pilgrims
beneath
the
wheels.
Timely
Recipes
PEACH
PIE
2
cups
sifted
floor
1
cup
shortening
34
Up.
salt
4-6
tbsp.
cold
water.
Sift
flour
and
nit
Cut
In
shortening,
using
a
pastry
blender
or
two
knifes,
until
the
crumbs
are
about
th
stee
of
beans.
Sprinkle
a
lltUt
water
svr
on
portion
and
mix
to
doc
h.
Ad4
water
to
second
portion.
When
all
is
blended,
roll
to
i
inch
thickness
This
method
prevents
the
addition
of
too
much
water.
Line
a
9-lnch
plate
and
fill
with
sliced
peaches.
Add
oup
panul-lated
sugar
and
2
Up.
quick
Upt-oca.
Dot
with
2
tbsp.
butter.
Cover
upper
crqfrt
and
bak
In
a
very
hot
oven
30
mtnuU.
Reduce
heat
and
conUnue
baking
for
10
minutes.
BOOKIE'S
BIG
Dr.BlJT
CHICAGO.
Sept.
1:
(CP).
Bill
Nicholson
Is
only
a
rookie
but.
In
his
first
apjjaranee
with
th
Cubs
here,
he
made
a
sensational
one-handed
catch
In
the
field,
then
went
to
bat
and
hit
a
SWAN
A
OLAFSON
A.T.C.M.
Associate
Teacher
of
Miss
Way
Piano,
Theory
Harmony,
Etc.
Enrolling
Students
for
Tall
Term
PHONE
813
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SKAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
"
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
nlmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
-.,t
rf'...4".
...
.
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Schedule
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ne
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ra
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pin.
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and
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Slmaon
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Sunday
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Naas
ltler
and
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Slmpon
Tueaday
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ajn.
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Queen
Charlotte
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and
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l
PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1933.
THE
STAMP
OF
QUALITY
Gutta
Fercha
Tires
Are
Sold
and
Recommended
By
S.
E.
PARKER
LIMITED
UNIVERSITY
IS
VALUED
Piofcsror
Back
Gives
Interesting
-
Outline
of
Work
Iicing
Bone
4
At
Point
Grey
The
University
Is
the
rock
on
which
the
Canada
of
the
future
will
,be
built,
according
to
Professor
F.
E.
Buck
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
in
his
address
to
the
Roiaxy
Club
yt-stcrday.
It
Is
at
tht
,
University
that
the
builders
of.
tht
nation
will
be
trained.
This
train
ing
will
enable
them
to
keep
aheat
Every
hope
for
the
future
lies
In
th
university.
Professor
Buck
told
of
the
sctthv
ff?dc
of
the
site
for
the
Unlversljj
at
Paint
Qrey.
He
paid
a
compl
ment
to
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
as
th
man
who
provided
the
land
endowment
which
in
the
future
would
provide
for
the
institution.
Fifty
years
from
now
he
expected
there
would
be
from
forty
to
seventy-five
thousand
students.
Mentioning
briefly
the
work
that
was
being
done
in
engineering,
biology
and
agriculture,
the
speaker
said
that
the
industries
of
the
province
were
being
provided
with
trained
men
and
for
these
were
positions
as
fast
as
they
became
available.
In
agriculture
alone
120
different
phases
of
life
were
supplied
with
men.
They
found
graduates
In
all
the
industries.
People
were
demanding
them.
Some
of
the
work
of
the
agricultural
section
of
the
university
was
then
mentioned
such
a-
deal!"
with
poultry
diseases,
in
animal
husbandry,
artificial
semination.
In
other
branches
such
subjects
as
seed
purification.
In
order
that
they
might
Improve
the
university
the
students
have
done
wonderful
work.
In
the
first
Dlace
they
had
brought
home
to
the
government
thp
need
of
the
new
buildings
at
Point
Grey.
Later
they
had
themselves
raised
the
money
with
which
to
erect
a
gymnasium
which
was
paid
for
In
eight
years.
Then
came
the
making
of
suitable
playing
fields,
for
the
students
and
a
grandstand
costing
$40,000.
The
money
for
this
all
was
raised
by
the
students
and
now
hey
had
In
hand
the
erection
of
a
union
building,
the
centre
for
the
social
and
recreational
activities
of
'he
University.
THRILLING
I
PICTURES
"They
Made
Me
a
Criminal,"
a
melodramatic
romance
starring
John
Garfield
and
Gloria
Dickson
and
"Nancy
Drew
Reporter."
another
of.a
.serles
of
the
exploits
of
newtpapcr
girl
portrayed
by
Bonlta
Granville,
are
double-billed
in
the
current
program
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
'They
Made
Me
a
Criminal"
U
i
dramatic
and
exciting
story
lu
wh'ch
John
Garfield
plays
the
part
of
a
professional
prize-fighter.
A
murder
by
the
fighter's
manaser
j
enters
into
the
tale
and
makes
an
.Involved
situation
which
culmln-jates
on
a
California
ranch
with
Olorla
Dickson
providing
the
romantic
Interest.
Claude
Rains
and
May
Robson
are
also
Importan"
members
of
the
cast
In
whlcn
The
Dead
End
Kids"
are
Included.
In
"Nancy
Drew
Reporter."
Bon-
ita
Granville
becomes
a
reportc
by
winning
a
contest
at
a
school
of
Journalism.
She
shows
Ingenuity
when
running
on
to
the
story
of
the
murder
by
poison
of
a
wealthy
old
woman.
With
the
old
of
her
boy
friend
she
proceeds
to
solve
the
mystery
and
encounters
plenty
of
danger,
adventure
and
excitement
in
so
doing.
Other
leading
members
of
the
cast
are
Frankie
Thomas
and
John
Lltel.
1
4
pm
ajn.
10
ajn.
10
pjn.
7
pjn.
2
p
m.
ajn.
pm.
I.
AST
TlMr
T.7
Ut
Complete
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t
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Daughter.
Utt
In
,
"They
Made
A
Lnminaf
Wilh
nn
('hr.
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,
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and
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COMLSTi
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Pat
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Jo
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The
H-rr'-
nil
Sally
Ellen
In
Thtr
jJ
Per
a
Sf
MAKE
CITI
BIGO"
Speak'
at
ltor
I.r.
i
liallret
I'tlnce
Hup:
t
f&
In.
to
Travel
Ir.r
.e
I
tVorld
The
develop!.'
pert
az
a
Iwr
i:
should
be
the
gr
x
Izeru,
luH
now
T
Ch
Piot
F
E
B.
k
aity
of
Bntuh
i
rrrased
in
an
adu:
s
Hupert
Rotary
C
'
cn
yesterday
Profearor
Bu
a
'
Intrigued
as
he
turc
of
Prince
R
much
pleased
along
the
hunc
ooaat
line.
Thf;?
.
forests,
an
emp
-for
mining
dnrr-.
,
empire
of
the
i
v.
poaaibltltlra.
Thr.-?
'
centre
serving
'V
,
j
E
PrliKe
Rupert
wa
.
A
other
place
w
u
J
'
-fill
the
need,
8
u
compact,
unique
lated.
central
a:
'
Into
a
resort
city
dtles
of
he
woi
menU
and
imp:
;r
have
this
In
view
The
vUltor
said
pert
must
be
t"r
world
by
highway
'
a
bo
become
a
porUnt
air
lines.
Developing
h."
the
speaker
said
'
enlng
hour
of
V
:
for
aetlvltlea
wa
mould
be
found
in
el
instinct
wou'd
'
Prince
Rupert
j
of
providing
Tt
he
would
be
h'
Profesaor
Buck
f
the
zoning
by-law
definite
plan
for
&
.
the
city.
It
was
r
r
-city
have
a
plan.
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
I
r.
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Vfi
A
ir.
til
1
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w.v.v.'.v.vavwaw
rwywwwyvwvwyV.wwW
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
K.epj
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
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