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If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
"h
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
faj
Lloyds
Bank,
Ltd.
which
will
insure
you
:
ainst
anything
from
triplets
to
rain
on
any
certain
date,
manage
to
emerge
with
quite
a
neat
profit
at
the
end
of
each
year.
These
notables
were
pictured
at
the
annual
shareholders'
meeting
in
Lon
ton.
Left
to
right,
Messrs
Charles
Edward
Barn-ett;
Frances
E.
Bean,
vice-chairman
and
Austin
E.
Harris,
deputy
chairman.
LIFE-SAVER
DROWNED
LONDON,
Aug.
24:
(CP
George
Dreen,
41-year-old
bathing
life-saver,
was
drowned
when
he
dived
in
an
effort
to
rescue
two
young
women
who
were
In
difficulty.
The
bathers
were
picked
up
by
a
police
boat,
ANOTHER
SCREWBALL
CINCINNATI,
Aug.
24:
(CP)
Johnny
Hutchings,
rookie
Cincinnati
pitcher,
has
a
screwball
that
compares
favorably
with
that
thrown
by
King
Carl
HubbelL
BRIGHTON
IN
RED
Brighton,
Aug.
24:
(cp
This
world-famous
English
seaside
re
sort,
faced"
with
9,000,000
($40,-
050.000J
debt,
has
appointed
a
three-man
committee
to
control
finances.
EX-CHAMPION
KILLED
SYDNEY,
N.S.W.,
Aug.
24:
C
P
Arthur
(Bluey)
Wilkinson,
world's
speedway
champion
in
1938
and'
Australian
Test
captain
on
many
occasions,
has
met
death
in
an
automobile
accident
He
was
one
of
the
pioneers
In
speedway
racinsr
in
Britain,
UNIFORM
OK
NOT
LONDON,
Aug..
24:
(CP)
War
Offlqe
Is
considering
whether
members
of
jfche.
Home
Guard
may
wear
uju;.
uiujuiiu
.uii
uuiy
or
some
ai-:fpT;'that
Irould
ioristitute
a
In
Sale
TV
Sept
5,
6,
7,
8
Here's
a
golden
opportunity
to
visit
your
friends
on
the
prairies
during
the
vacation
eason.
2000
miles
of
travel
for
i
little
as.
$27.50
in
coaches
I
lightly
higher
fares
in,
tourist
nd
standard
sleeping
cars.
30
Day
Return
Limit
Stopom
any
where
en
route,
indud"
fa
Jiper,
playground
of
the
Rockies-You
cio
far
East
as
Port
Arthur
on
these
vacation
fares.
Tour
local
agent
unll
jlddlj
(jiiotf
faret.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
V-61-40
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
1
Welding
'
Specialists
on
Sawmill
I
and
Mining
machinery
.
.All
Types
of
Gas
Engines
I
1
Repaired
and
Overhauled
III
Waterfront
Whiffs
Halibut
Landings
Heavy
This
Wcek-Thomas
Crosby
Leaves
General
Shipping
Halibut
lanrlincs
at
flip
nnvr
nf
Prinno
1?
628,300
pounds
while
the
Canadian
pounds'
from
Canadian.
High
mice
of
the
week
for
American
fish
was
11c
and
8c
which
the
Kodiak
receiv
ed
for
40,000
pounds
while
the
low
was
10c
and
8c
which
numerous
Vessels
received.
For
Canadian
fish
the
price
ranged
from
a
high
of
11.8c
and
Sc
which
the
White
Hope
.
Haying"
come
north
in
connection
with
iessions
of
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery
of
the
United
Church;
of
Canada
held
here
this
week,
the
United
Church
mission
boat
Thom
as
Crosby
left
-this
mornlnr?
on
her'
return
to
her
base
at
Ocean
Falls.
Rev.
Peter
Kelly,
the
skipper,
was
in
charge
a'hd
also
on
board
was
Rev.
E.
S.
Fleming,
pastor
of
the
Ocean
Falls
United
Church;
With
a
good-sized,
list
of
passengers,
including'
tourist
passengers
for
the
eaSUbound
train
as
well
as
quite
a
number
of
local
people,
C.
N.R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
Nell"
McLean,
arrived
In
port
at
9
o'clock
yesterday,
morning
from
Vancouver
and
Ocean
Falls
and
sailed
In
the
afternoon
for
Stewart
whence
she
returned
here
this
morning
southbound.
C.P.It-
.steamer
Princess
Adelaide.
the
past
week,
bulking
quite
heavy
at
802,000
pounds,
t.4-
L
Uul
f
il.
mid
i
i
.
'
uiuunt
me
iuui
iur
me
i-j-iu
season
10
ciate
up
to
13,711.'
019
pounds
as
comnnrpd
with
1f?4nnlnn
responding
date,
last
year.
American
landings
thus
far
this
season
have
reached
an
aggregate
of
7,312,000
pounds
vwmttiwWH
VVibll
ladb
Jai
,5
total
is
5,399,019
pounds
as
against
ZT?"??1
5,792,100
pounds.
Of
the
week's
7
v
"V"
a,"ura
u,e
802,000
pounds,
695.000
pounds
was
,
a,nosauea
"
lu
P1"-
on
'urn
to
Vancouver
and
from
American
vessel,
and
irvrnnn
waypolnts.
The
Alaska
freighter
Chatham,
formerly
the
Evelyn
Berg,
having
been
salvaged
following
a
wreck
hear
Ketchikan
a
few
years
ago,
arrived
in
pdrt
on
.Wednesday
of
thl
week
under
tow
from
the
north
ana
is"
having
work
carried
out
on
th
j
pontoons
T,01
of
the
"
local
dry
dry
dock-
dock.
I
It
was
Uaid
for
23,000
pounds
to
a
low
j
of
10.5c
and
8c
which
the
North
ls
undersd
the
vessel
will
be
con
.
...
I
verted
lntnn
hfiriro
ronana
receivea
ror
3,000
pounds,
j
"
i
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.i
pvviro
Man
U,,a
John
Boden.
arrived
in
port
In
good
UC1
v
-C
ITlCll
lid
VC
time
.at
11:20
last
night,
sailing
at
5:20
8.m:
-on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and.
waypoints.
Cribbage
Tourney
Bombardier
Moffatt
Winner!
of
CoinBeJjjtl6n
Last
NlgKf.
,
.
A
knockout
cribbage
tournament
was
held
In
the
United
Service
Hut
last
night
for
enlisted
men,
A
good
number
or
jnen
took
part.
Bomba-dler
Moffat
of
102nd
Batterv
was
able
to
blast
his
way
to
the
top
to
take
the
honors.
Private
Lyons
of
the
Canadian
Scottish
made
the
final
round
but
lost
to
Bombadler
Moffat
after
a
very
exciting
game.
Prizes
were
awarded
to
the
winner
and
runner-up
by
Norman
Mc-Ewen
of
the
Y.M.C.A.
Mr.
McEwen
is
In
charge
of
tournaments
and
games
to
be
held
in
the
United
Service
Hut.
He
plans
on
some
kind
of
tournament
for
the
boys
every
Friday
evening,
Dallv
aavenonn;
re
tii
Dall
news
Is
sure
t
bring
dally
re-
.uuiBuiiiuuacsaasararak.
Spring
Filled
Mattress
,
.
,
$18.75
lUipertia
IMatress
t.
$27.50
'
Slumber
King
JMattrcss
$28.50
MacKenzie's
Furniture
rhone
775
AT
CAPITOL
i
Drama
and
Comedy
Are
Featured!
j
On
Double
Bill
!
An
excellent
double
bill
Is
the
'offering
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
'this
afternoon
and
evening.
One
Is
;"And
One
Was
Beautiful,"
a
dramatic
story
by
Alice
Duer
Miller,
and
the
other
"Beware
Spooks,"
an
hilarious
Joe
E.
Brown
comedy.
The
cast
of
"And
One
Was
Beau-jtsfal,"
comes
to
the
screen
headed
i
by
Robert
Cummings,
Laraine
Day.
I
Jean
Mulr
and
Blllie
Burke.
The
story
is
that
of
a
girl
whose
beauty
brines
traeedv
to
all
about
her
Miss
Mulr
plays
a
beautiful
soci
alite,
and
Miss
Day
her
younger
sister.
The
man
they
both
love
faces
prison
to
protect
the
older
glr
from
blame
following
a
fatal
automobile
crash.
The
younger
girl,
torn
between
love
for
the
man
and
loyalty
to
her
sister,
knows
the
truth
and
is
In
the
grin
of
a
dil
emma
that
Wracks
her
soul.
Dramatic
highlights
include'
the
fata',
crash,
climax
of
a
series
of
Intrigues
In
the
smart
f
h
.breathless
moment
In
court
whre
me
gin
hovers
between
silence,
and
the
truth,
the
pledge
ot
the
younger
girl
t0
her"
lover
to
keep
silence,
and
the
dramatic
climax
amid
which
gay
scenes
in
the
haunts
of
rich
socialites
"Beware
Spooks
"
hailed
as
one
ut
we
miinicst
jqe
B.
Brown
VC-
'hides
in
years.
The
film
in
wMrh
Mary
CarlLsle
is
featured,
presents
the
mammoth-mawed
star
as
a
somewhat
bewildered
i
who
finally
convinces
hl
Kiinnrlrtr
-
-w
HUfWBV;?
that
he
really
should
be
a
ser-,geant.
Als0
In
the
cast
are
Clarence
Kolb,
Don
Beddoe,
and
Marc
Lawrence.
'
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......
.:.
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TONIGHT
OMv
in
unnit,
n.
.
JUST
IN
CASE
LONDON,
Auy
i
(cp
dreds
of
bulldlnf?
over
in
the
Londoi
food
and
rest
hi
might
be
left
homt
74eTAlk
9
s,
complete
Shown
v.
.
.
Joe
E.
Br
In
own
"BEWARE
SPOOKS'
(At
8il2
and
10:(2)
PLUS.
Robt.
Cumminjs
in
Anrl
Dnn
V
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;uu
ana
9:30)
Coming
Mon.
-
Tucs.
nn.n...
ns
..u...j
mainour
uoi,
1
tor
aa
a
oflAzTownl'
lc
SALE
DRESSES
Buy
One
Dress
At
Thp
S1a
P.
of
$3.95
and
Choose
Another
fork
WhUeThSiS'11
Umb?"
J0Ul1
llke-
Val
to
$10
nci
While
thy
last.
The
sale
everyone
is.
talking
about.
Womens
Hose
Rayon
Hose
35c
a
Pair
or
3
palr3
for
$1,
and
FREE
Get
An
Extra
Pair
Free
Fall
and
Winter
Women's
Coals
Fur
trimmed
GO
fi
and
plain
Values
to
S?j
Don
t
Miss
Thls-VALUES
TO
50c
on
Our
9c
TABLE
Doiens
of
Iiems-VALUES
TO
$1
on
Our
23c
TABLE
75c
to
$1.50
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49c
$4
DRESSES
U
fnc
49c
$2
t0
4
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tfc
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to
$10
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Su
$3.35
$4
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COAT
SUITS
$1.00
$2
to
$4
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at
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hp
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Between
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and
3rd
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Next
to
Kunert
Men'.
.t
i...
oi-..
Last
Shipment
of
New
Cars
We
Have
Just
Hcceivcd
a
Carload
of
Chevrolet
Coach
and
Coupe
Special
I)c
Luxe
Models
We
strongly
advise
buying
before
the
prom)
d
sharp
increase
in
prices
LONG
MOTORS
(Meet
Her
in
a
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
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