I
Aut
a.
wo.
EADffiS!;
A.
NEAV
SERVICE-
Have
Your
Hosiery
Mended
By
Experts
MASTEPXRAFT
MENDERS
vc
ni
u
"
uniif.im;
j-uu
an
uT
j
rvice
and
savins
you
many
dollars
nr
hosiery
replace-
A
r
in
and
catches
!ttJHS)'v.ill
be
completely
rwnoved
'
..inRs
promptly
returned;
th?
actual
repair
charges,
a5
below:
One
run,
any
length
Ifo
EaH
.iddltionnl
run,
any
length.
.
.
10c
Catches
(snagh)
per
inch
mt
n't
discard
your
old
tocKlnv
Leave'
tttenv
with
Matfercraft
tnders
local
afeni
Anneltes,
Ladies?
Wear
or
The
Style
Shop
Ih
Prince-
Rupert
We
Know
Youi
VIII-Ha
Delighted!
With'
Our
Work.
,,)r
Must
be
Laundered'
All
Work.
Guaranteed:
6:tu
:
m'
Menueri-
a
ubuuuiuii-owih'u
organization,
extending'
to
soutn
America'
,
s
j
g
N,
R
Tra5ns
lfc
England,
Aug.
28)
CP
ICbi.
Alexander
Anaereon,
n:
,
cmic
tiiai.s
(retired
,
who.
spent
22'
of
Por
the-KaMi-
'
year
of
army1
service
lt
Mondays,
Weahesdays
and
FrU
has
died
here.
Born
uv
Ca
I
days
8'
p.m".
h
was
educated:
at
McQMl
;'
Fridays
11
a.m,
s;ty.
I
Pronii
tile
i:aht
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
try
ceutr
euiMitio)
aa;
w;li
Thursdays
u
p.ml
amitr
yo
Jinny
dollars
,
Saturdays
3;30
p.ml
heck
the
prices
Jj
f
of
these
illf
GENERAL
If
I
ELECTRIC
if
:
CLEANERS
wM
I
Other
Makes
Ctst
Dolors
More
modli
from
$79.95
You
oof
only
save
on
the
original'
cost1
of
a
G-E
aeanrr,
OYer
those
of
other
wake,,
hut
a
G-E
does
the
cleaning
job
thoroughly,
qnicklyv.
Gome
in
ami
see
these
housecleanlng
tools
und
othef
helpful
G-K
mli-anevr
tbat
rave
hoth
time
models
from
$184.50
and'
tnonev.
Eksy
hudget
termrare
available.
'I
G-E
Autom.Hel.on
J8.95
G-ETo;iUiS8.9S
OuWrffOW'
$.50'
Othtu
from
$4.95
Uorthern
British'
Columbia
Power
Company
limited
m
Passengers
"for
Stewart'
on
the
Catala
were
Mrs.
McNeill
and
children,
c:
L.
Hattleldi
R;
dale,
Fred
j
Morris
(Salmon
Gold).
All
concerns
having
bills
against
the'
Carnival'
Committee
are'
requested
to
forward'
them
immed:-
iatelj
to
G.
L.
Rorle,
Secretary
of
Carnival
Committee;
(202)
Mr.
and'
Mrs.
E.
8.
Alllstone
re
turned'
last
night
on
the
Catala
from
a
two
weeks'
vacation
in
Van
couver.
Fred
Morris,
the
well
known
mining
man
passed
through
the
,
city
on
his
way
to
his
mine,
the
Salmon
Gold,
he
is
expecting
to
I
give
an
option
on
the
property
to
jthe
Bralornc
Interests;
WANTED
WANTED
immed'ately
furnished
rooms
or
house:
Telephone
Green
85.
203
FOR
KENT
FOR
SALE
Uf
Forty
Irish
Fusiliers
arrived
In
the-clty.
last
night
from
thcaouth.
Percy
Cameron
of
the.
Hyde
Transfer
returned
to
th
city
from
a
tripsouth.
Mlsst
Bedford;
and:
Miss
French
returned.
to
Port
Slmpsan.
on.
the
Catala-Sunday'
night.
Miss
Audrey.
Wrathall
returned.
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Louisa
this
morolng.irom
a
vacation.
south.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
C.-
Stordal-
and
daughter,
arrived
'from-
Smlthers
Saturday'
to
return-
to
their
home-
In
Premier,
:
Arrivals
on
the
Cardena
on
Saturday
were:
Miss
Mutch,.
Miss
Selr
og.
C:
B,
Dobbyn,
J.
Carson,
J,'
Cur-rie.
Miss
Dodlmeadl
'
Mr.
and
Mrs,
W:.
S.
Andersen
of
Terrace
are
week-end'
visitors.
lh
the
city.
They
were
residents
In
Prince
Rupert
In
the
early
days.
F.'
c:
Eadle,
after
a
brief
visit
to
the
city;
sailed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Saturday
afternoon
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
,
At
the
flower
show
last
week
Miss
Dorothy
Stiles
was
the
winner
of
tne
prize
for
lemon-colored
calen
dulas
with
H:
F.
Pullen
coming
sec
ond!
In
the
report
handed
out
by
the
committee
these
names
were
HELP
WANTED
White
woman
for
.
Vancouver".
one
month
to
cook
for
15.
Sleep-in.
,
Knox
Hotel.
(201)
I
Miss
Florence
M.
Erlckson.
R.N.
or
the
provincial
chest
clinical
service;
after
having
conducted
a
display
at
the
Fall1
Carnival
here
last
Week,
sailed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
(Saturday
afternoon
on
her
return;
One
of
the
outstanding
features
of
'the
carnival'
celebrations
last
I
1.
4
1
n.A11
Irnniim
T
Ml
O
-
WCCH
Wiia
H1C
WCU
ftiiunii
I
family
with,
tfielr
bagpipes.
They,
1
"
"
added
greatly
to
the
carnival
spirit'
FOR
RENT
First
class
room
and!
.
1o
tho
nara(,pa
nnd
nlavlna.
board.
Phone
Green
973.
t
J
"O
r
--
r
.
on
several
occasions.
It
was
evl
dent
that
their
services
were
much
'
appreciated.
FOR
SALE
Enterprise
latest
mode.l
n
V-'.
Smith.
Mrs,
Frant-Mois-
oil
ranae.
Laree
size,
forced
draft,1
,1-nn
Mr
ri
n:
Churehand"
Mra
k"
large
oven
and
warming
closet.Aiex
Barbe
were
in
charge
of
the
i
cost
ji5.
used
oniy
eigni
monms.iebekah
tea
room
at
the
Fan
carn-Flnlsh
like
new.
Snap
at
$125ijiVai
Friday
night
with
Mrs.
Peter
Terms.
Phone
631.
(203i
solem,
Mrs.
C,
O.
Campbell,
Mrs.
S.
'
.
m-
h.
Peachy,
Miss
Molly
Owens;
Mrs.
.'HlfcSUlVA
II
F.
SlmpsonVMrs,.
Thomas
Soulter,i
""
"
;
"'
Mrs,
A.
Peterson
and'MrsV
J.
BiBbd-
HYGIENE
AND
SANITARY
SUP-
Hle.asslstlngiand(Mrsi
J.
W.
McKln.
PLIES
for
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and
womeru
.
and!MreJonn
Mumiy,acUng,as
:
Write
for
latest'
price
list,
and
;
receive
Free
Novelty
premium.
Buy
confldenUally
by
mall,
and
save.
Western
Supply;
Box-
867,
Vancouver,
B.
G.
(Si
15)'
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requiring-
the-
services
of
a
competent
accountant
after-October
15
communicate
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August
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thf
Mtier
of.
the
"Administration
Act"
And
U
lnch
Mtttr
of.
thf
Ktt
oKChrl
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Mrs,
Helliwell
returned
to
the,
city
on
the
Catala
Sunday
night.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
8".
Slater
arrived
lh
the
city
on
the
Galala
last
everi-
llng.
Miss
McDonald
and
her
mother
Mrs.
S:
D:
McDonald'
returned'
from
a
trip
south
on
the
Catala
last
I'rrdM-U-k
Jokllii,
llnt
intwtair
TAKK
kOTJCE
that
by
ordn
a?
Hti
Honor,
H.
B.
Ai
Robt
rUon.
mad
the
7tii'
tuy'
-or
August;
A.
u:i4o,
r
wi
appointed
administrator
of
the
estate
of
Charlea
Frederick
Jbslln,
deceased,
nd
all
parties
alng
clilKU
against
Uie
said
estate
are
hereby"
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before'
the
Btii
day
of
September,
'
A
D.
1940,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
ot
thelt
Indebtedness
to
me
forth
wtthi
DATED-
the
8th
day
of
August.
A.D.,
1840.
NORMAN
A,
WATT
Official
Admlnlsraton
Prince
Rupert;
b:o,
I
Kindergarten
Re-Openmg.Wedhesday,.
S'eptemlr
Itlr
st.
Andrews
mission
etrr.i
Tatlow
Phone
Blue
99T
A.
ft
Small,
managerjoi
Swlft-Canadlan.
Co.,
returned
S
to
trie
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
.from
a
business
trip
to
Stewart.
Mrs;
Sid
Batcher,
formerly
of
this
city,
sailed
by
the
Princess
Adelaide
Friday
night
on
her
return
south
after
a
week's
visit
In
the
city-
as
the
guest
of
Mrs,
Harry
iThruppj.
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Adolf.
Thorsch;
orginaily
of
VI-
ienna
and'
a
well
known
Investor
In
Prince-
Rupert
property,
is.
at
present
in
Montreal,
having
arrived
there
recently
from
England.
Mr.
Thorsch
had
been
In
Switzerland
before
moving-
to
London
on
ac
count
of
the
troubled
conditions
in
Europe.
Many-
R1A.F.
men
from
Aliford
Bay
spent
the
week-end
In
the
city.
Among
them
were
R;
M.
Christy,
A.
W.
Nelson,
E.
A.
G.
Gonasson-
T.
A".
Smeed,
R,
Newing,
C.
A,
McGregor,
B.
hi
Thomas,
C.
C.
Jones,
Hi
Gal-
braith,
C.
J.
Prescott,
C.
R.
Jame,
H.
G.
Barker,
M.
O'Brien,
J.
J4
Flood
and-
M,
J.
Ferguson.
Funeral
Notice
COMING-!
Crescent
Shovs
Aug.
29.
30,
31?;
Sept.
Z,
'.
Jean
Mac
Lean
A.T.C.M.
and
RUth
Nelson
A.T.OM.
Announce
the
Opening
of
PRIVATEland
CLASS
TUITION
PIANO
and
THEOItY
Commeneinr
September
1
Phone
(jreen.826.otvGien
403
f
Studio
in
Federal
Block
ELSIE
F.
HEAPS
A.T.C.M'..
Teacher
of
Piano
and
Theory
Experienced
in
all
Grades.
A.T.C.M.
Successes.
Special
Training
In
Beginner's
Class
Work
Phone
BLUE
997
Classes-
Open
September
3rd
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
FronHeto'
"A
HOMh
AVA
Httl
Ry'.ea
75c
up
SO-'Room-
Hoi
a.
i
tiio-
ww
rrliicf
RuiM-rt
U,C
SEAL
''
QUALITY
team
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
rake
by
the
weir
uXmn
eannlnr
eomyanr
vrtth-
an
all
tit
year
round
payroll-
la
rrlne
Rart'
'
LIFE
TODAIff
EN'CILVND
J
(Continued
from
Page
One)'
voy
was'acoompanled
by-'
four
des-
troyers
for
the
first
week,
Then-the
convoy
broke
up,
each,
ship-go-
lne-
its
own
way.
They-
did'-
not
know
what
ship
they
were
to-Join
PAHLTSWaV4
There
are
also;,
anti-tank
obstructions,
all
of
which
have
been
told
about
before
and
pictured
In.
the
newspapers.
The
windows
of
the
houses
and
stores
are
criss-crossed
with
strips
or
paper
to
prevent"
the
glass
flying
If
they
should
be
brok
en.
People
are
suposed
to
he
home
after
the
curfew
rings
at
9:30.
until
they
were
aboard
and
they
did
On
the'
ship
coming
across
all
not
know
when
they
were
to
sail
were
expected
to
remain
dressed
for
until
they
were
notified
at
the
last
the
first
few
nights
and
to
wear
minute.
lifebelts
all
the
time.
But
these
The
people
aboard
the
sHlp
were
:
were
lust
incidents'
which
would
be
very
Interesting.
F6r
example
expected
at
a
time
like.
this.
there
was
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ArrhihaiH'
j
'
who
had
been
living
In
France
for
"
r
mntiv
venr
and
who
had
to
eet
out
Uliriaairi:!
quickly
leaving
their
home
and
ev-
erythlng
they
had:
behlnd
them.
"BulId-B.C.
Payrolls?
The
trip
was
very,
rough
all
the!
way
and
this-
made
It
fairly
safe'
f
'
passing
through
the
submarine'
JLcL
zone.
Tney
landed'
at
a
St.
Lawrence
port
and
came
directly
through
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
arrangements
were
all
made
by
the
Canadian
National
Railway
people.
for
whom
they
have
the
greatest
praise.
Mrs.
King's
health
has
Improved
since
she
was
away.
Their
difficulty
now
Is
to
get
a
place
to
live.
'
Telling
about
the
life
on
the
east
coast
of
England;
Mrs.-King-
said
The
funeral
of
the
late
Thomas,
they
could
plainly
hear
the
bombing
Hodgklnson
will
take
place
Tues-at
Dunkirk
during
the
evacuation
flay
from
the
B.C.
Undertakers
parlors
at
2
p.m..
Very
Rer.
Dean
Gibson
officiating.
DOUBLE
abookiettc
of
the
Allied
troops
and
it
was
rath
er
an
exciting
time
They
also
could
hear
the
occasional
bombing
of
the
coas
and
now
and
then
they
saw
the
planes,
both
German
and
British.
On
the
coast,
as
part
of
the-defences,
are
pylons
with
cables
attached
to
prevent
planes
landing
Free
ft
Be
Known
MoT
I
aw
1
TAPITtAll
10
Days
Supply
Casfesere
Iwiquet
Face
Powder
WitKi
eaclii
41
cakes
Cashmere
9?r
'
BbuquBtiStiapAll.for
u
Cashiisrere
Bouquet
Lotion
25c
bottle
onfy
lc
with
purchase
of
4iC
40c
size.
G5c
value
for
TCji.
Colgates
Tooth
Powder
20c-tin!
only
lc-with)
purchase
of
Giant
Size.
55c
value
for
Wlt
Free
25c
Woodburys
Lotion
With
each
purchase
of
50c
Woodburys
Cold
or
Vanishing
Cream.
0(P
75c
value
for
nrvpoxjonoon
w
w
Ormes
Ltd.
ret
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Retail"
Store
Phnnew-81
US-
Open
Dallj
from
S
a.m
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Illii:iY
lion;
U
to
2
p
in.
and
7
to
t
p.m.
t
'MJc
many
years
it
experience
In-
watching
babies
grow
Jhty)
happy,
healthy
goungsters-by
the
beneficial
aid:
of.
Pacific
M11K,"
writes;
Mrs
V-:P.,
"and
the
execellent:
results:
lt-hs
given'
for
all
general
'purposes
ln
my
home,
urges-met
to-toll
the
whole
country
that'
F
use
Pacifib
Mllte"
PACIFIC
Irradiated'
and
Vacuum
Packed
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MacKenzie
s
Furniture
August
Furniture
Sale
Just
arrived,
In
rust,
10
Sets
3-piec
e
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
bronze-and'
greeni
colors
and
super
sagless
con-
QS.5&'
structlon.
Prices
are
as
low
as
Phone
775
327
THIRD
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JW'
w
a-'ttti
:
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