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10.
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ecnesaay
day
12,
16,
19,
26.
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and
Premier
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News
Earlier
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to
cnangcu
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news,
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night
published.
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Schedule
Hi
Alice
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a.m.
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11
am
Stttart
and
Premier
snJa;
9
a
art.
jaiu
-,
SILK
CURTAIN
NETS
r"wn
curiam
neis
in
various
pai-erM.
Light
hohey
shades,
values
up
to
69c
a.
Dollar
Day.
yards
foi
CURTAIN
FABRICS
$1.00
w
Marquesette,
25
pieces
assorted
fluffy
tva
1m
...
.
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-
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-
'ouuuj
snaaes
ano
pastel
colors
last
ngnt
and
washing.
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iinirvTs
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-
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part
wooi,
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in
nee,.
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bed
size,
nice
soft
warm
uay,
extra
good
vaiu'e:
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t
tin
Isle
LAhlFS
tniKjnt-cb
sttba
newest
sivie
in
satins;
erene.i
and
'"croins.
Values
up
to
i
Dollar
Day,
each
':.
$1.00
CIIILIiiti'v
c
jv'iri
r
anrvc
uKie
socks
for
chUdren.
Silk
and
-wun
neat
self-colored
tops.
Sites
5
to
Assorted
color.
-
-.
ir
.
i-i
t
i
-
SILK
inri'ivnm.
lihs'r
hrtV
,
8
8U)ckln
over
the
knte
In'fawn
sr
st0(ii.
$100
Lambsdown
Blankets
c"?'a.n
deslgns,
reversible;
assorted
rlntJf?'LnUEN's
"ANDERCIUEFS
"llai
TVa"!!s
d'6ns
n
colors.
Of-p
it
n
lor
v
v
Wy
-
Surprise
For
Mirs.
Smeetori
.
Last
night
a
very
delightful
sur
was
spent
in
playing
bridge.
The
prize
winners
were
first,
Mrs.
A.
Berner,
second,
Mrs.
John
Connery
and
third,
Mrs.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill.
At
Midnight
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
The
Important
event
of
the
evening
was
a
Urn,
k.lt.11
f
1
1
i
BED
SHEETS
Hemstitched
both
ends,
extra
good
quality.
Size
72x100
inches.
Special,
1,39
Dollar
Day,
each
sheet
SHADOW
CLOTH
Reversible
shadow
cloth,
30
Inches
wide,
assorted
patterns.
Dollar
Day
v
1,00
Special,
4
yards
for
Extra
Specials!
FLANNELETTE
BLANKETS
Assorted
plaids,
double
bed
size.
100
only
on
sale
Saturday.
"
1,00
Dollar
Day,
each
CHENILLE
TABLE
COVERS
Assorted
colors,
reversible,
fast
dye.
Size
50"x50".
Regular
value
1
0()
v
$1.95.
Dollar
Day,
each
(
PILLOW
CASES
Good
quality,
plain
hemmed
pillow
cores.
Pull
size,
ready
for
1,00
v
use.
5
pillow
cases
for
WATSON'S
FALL
WEIGHT
VESTS
Ladles
vests,
silk,
wool
and
cotton
mixture.
Tailored
style,
cream
color.
Extra
good
value.
Dollar
Day.
.........
$1.00
2
vests
for
v-
L,
TAHLE
CLOTHS.
,52x52
lucbes,,5Uk.
mixedstable
.clotty
w--1
sorted
fast
colors.
.
M.llll
Dollar
Day,
2
for
..
.
.
H-
fSIM
TEA
TOWELS
dlass
of
tea
towels,
assorted
stripe
designs.
Size
18x33,
good
quality.
1.00
Dollar
Day.
6
towels
for
ntnmiKKS
and
PANTIES
panties
and
bloomers.
Woods
tailored
Harvey
and
tea
white
Lavender
line
non-run,
VOse.
All
sizes.
Jjjl.UU
Dollar
Day,
2
for
THE
DAILY
'NEWS'.
PAGE'
FIVE
TOMMIES
ALWAYS
READY
TO
LEND
A
HAND
.
"
-
-
'
'
V.
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jnEMT
r
J
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fc
-
.
t
Ml
111
111
M
British
soldiers
sometimes
spend
odd
hours
helping
with
farm
-wc.-k.
College
Course
For
War
Cadets
War
Office
Announces
Scheme
For
Educating
Young
Enlisted
Man
prise
party
was
held
at
Mrs.
Smee-
Coo
A.n,,
in
hn-
LONDON,
1
Aug.
30:
Irmi
(CP)
A
heme
for
to
cadet
training
units.
sending
university
or
of
her
birthday.
The
evening
;
successful
candidates
for
commis
slons
in
the
Royal
Artillery,
Royal
.
,.
emergency
lue&cuidliuil
i,Bu.-
...mln.llnn
Viw
Ua
men
UJ,
m.a.
wUm,,
Ui.
ucua.i
U1
U1UM:
SOTyWe
commlssloners
wln
be
Prescnt
held
concurrently
with
or
shortly
The
guests
were
Mesdames
W.
W.
after
the
navy
entrance
examlna-C.
O'Neill,
W.
MacLean,
A.
Norton,
tlon
in
June
and
November
each
A;
Ouyan,
J.
Connery,
A.
Berner,
R.
year.
Canadians
for
this
year's
8trachan,
L.
Larson.
C.
E.
Cullln.
W.
examination
.must
-be
between
18
J.
Oreer.
Wm.
Reld,
L.
Peachey,
M.
and
18
vears
old
next
January
1.
listed
for
the
duration
and
wtll
train
In
the
ranks
for
three
to
four
months.
If
satisfactory,
they
will
go
to
selected
universities
for
a
course,
lasting
about
six
months,
In
mathematics,
mechanicsphysics
and
other
subjects
and
tre
government
will
pay
their
expenses.
ROYAL
DOCTOR
PRISONER
LONDON,
Aug.
30:
(CP)
It
has
been
announced
that
Ma
--Gen.
Valentin,
J.
Owens.
Successful
candidates
will
ba
en-
Germany.
.
After
completing
me
course,
tne
Qn
Tuesday
from
London,
England.
men
will
be
posted
to
oinccr
i.or
navies,
son
nt
Mr.
H.
Davies.
LONDON,
Aug.
30:
(CP)
The
Engineers
and
Royal
Corps
of
Slg-
captain
of
a
Latvian
steamer
-'
"s
been
announced
by
the
bombed
and.
sunk
by
German
air-war
office,
planes
off
the
south-west'
'coast
To
select
1,200
candidates
for
has
sent
gifts
to
the
crew
bf
the
commissions
In
these
lifeboat
which
rescued
six
of
his
DOLLAR
DAY
Saturday
at
Fraser
&
Payne's
FLORAL
SILK
DRAPERY
DAMASK
rm-1
ntuv,
auitiiUL
I
uiiii
a
ua
a
t..-t-
i
a
uai,.
5e"t
red,
eggshell,
gftld;
green,
blue.
Prlc-
v,vw
iuiai
cuiiik
v-b
llll
Stores
Close
at
fi
O'clock
Saturday
Back
To
School
SPECIALS
For
The
Boys
Heavy
Navy
Blue
Frieze
Zipper
Jackets
Neatly
made,
pleated
back
and
hip
straps.
Size
6
to
16.
'
CO
Q
Dollar
Day,
each
J7tf
Boys'
All
Wool
Tweed
Pants
Well
made,
full
cut,
assorted
pure
wool
O
OCJ
tweeds.
Sizes
6
to
12,
pair
Sizes
13
to
18.
275
Boys'
Brushed
Wool
Sweater
Coats
Zipper
'aM:nlng,
blue,
green,
wine.
CO
"7Q
?6iiU
Sizes
28
to
34.
each
For
The
Girls
Prushed
wool
sweater
Coats
Ziooer
fastening,
shades
Royal
and
Scarlet.
fl
QCJ
Size.?
30
to
34.
Dollar
Day,
each,
w
Pure
Wool
Ndvy
Flannel
Skirts
White
cotton
top.
Size
7.
8,
9
years.
C
AA
Dollar
Day,
Each
?iUU
Pure
Wool
Pullover
Sweaters
Assorted
colors,
zio
fastening.
Sizes
28
to
QIAO
34.
Dollar
Day,
each
?XUV
Girls'
School
Dresses
Flannel
tartans
and
check
patterns
In
various
colorings.
Assorted
-tyles.
Sizes
8
to
14.
fl
j"A
.Dollar
(Day,
each
...
VX,t,V
bfiiii
l.r"
,
,
.
Children's
Pure
Wool
Cashmere
Half
Socks
In
various
shades,
lastex
snug
fitting
tops.
Sizes
6
to
8V2,
C
A
A
Dollar
Day.
3
pairs
for
vltvU
LADIES'
SILK
HOSE
Ladles'
silk
hose,
mock
fashioned,
ringless,
assorted
popular
shades.
Sizes
8V2
Cj
A
A
I
tc
10V2.
Dollar
Day,
3
pairs
for
vwv
SMITHERS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harvey
Davies
of
the
Bulkley
Hotel
now
have
as
their
guests
for
the
duration
of
the
war
their
daughter-in-law
and
I
two
erahd-chlldren
who
arrived
-
j
V
is
on
service
In
England
1J
the
British
defence
forces
and
is
a
veteran
of
the
last
war.
Also
at
Quick
the
daughters
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Wearne,
accompanied
by
a
small
girl
who
Is
a
friend
of
the
family,
arrived
recently
from
London
to
remain
while
the
war
lasts.
The
members
of
Bulkley
Valley
Branch
No.
63,
Canadian
Legion,
n
1.1
O
J
n
..
a
n
,,,
,V.
In
1057
Wfl
"4
onuvacis
aascmuicu
uu
oui.ua.
r:
r.V
"""t
L
afternoon
and
paraded
to
the
.u.
unnr
f
war
ir.
veterans
Cemetery
and
held
their
"c
"
"
.
'annual
Decoration'
Day
services
there.
Rev.
J.
,T.
Burchlll
had
charge
of
the
service
while
Com
rade
J.
W.
Turner
took
charge
of
the
parade.
Members
of
the
Sml
thers
Band
provided
the
music
for
the
occasion
under
Walter
Bodger
and
the
Last
Post
was
sounded
by
Misses
Helen
and
Dor
reen
Bodger.
The
eighteen
graves
of
veterans
in
the
cemetery
were
decoratd
with
the
large
quantity
of
flowers
that
had
been
gathered
for
the
purpose.
Quite
a
number
of
townsneonle
attended
the
ser
vice
and
the
weather
was
excellent
'
for
the
occasion.
Several
fishing
parties
from
B
Smithers
have
visited
Bablne
Lake
during,
the
past
few
days
and
while
fishing
has
been
only
fair
they
all
report
an
enjoyable
trip.
One
.party
consisting
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Downey
and
John
S.
Gray
arrived
back
yesterday
with
a
gopd
catch
of
trout.
The
weather
was
fine
excepting
the
last
day
when
a
strong
wind
came
up
which
turned
the
lake
Into
a
North
Sea
and
spoiled
their
plans
to
fish
for
char.
The
scenery
at
Bablne
is
of
a
high
order
and
a
there
were
no
flies
or
rnowi't.-".-to
bother,
and
Mh
fii'-nlshed
cabins
avail"
bl
thcr
for
v'sltor
It
i
becom'n?
a
rpirt
for
thos
who
nro
wanting
a'
short
trip
over
the
week-end
from
the
Valley.
The
road
In
from
Topley
Is
now
In
pretty
good
shape
and
the
27
miles
from
Topley
to
thj
lake
can
be
covered
In
little
over
an
hour.
Harvesting
of
grain
has
started
in
the
Bulkley
Valley
but
Is
being
Interfered
with
by
showery
weather.
The
grain
crops
promise
to
be
vejy
good
hut
the
hay
and
timothy
seed
crops
are
going
to
be
short
this
year
on
account
of
the'
very
dry
weather
during
the
grdwlnj
season.
Potatoes
and
other
vegetables
have
done
well
and
should
yield
good
crops.
Stanley
Noble
and
family
left
Smithers
on
Thursday
morning
for
Edmonton
where
they
will
make
their
future
home.
Mr.
Noble
has
been
roadmaster's
clerk
in
Smithers
for
many
years
and
has
been
active
In
various
orranlza
Hons
In
town,
particularly
the
Smithers
Curling
Club,
of
'which
he
was
secretary
for
a
number
of
vears.
He
has
been
transferred
to
the
railway
offices
in
Edmonton.
Daily
advertimna.
rn
News
Is
sur
to
bring
suits.
Calls
On
Moslems
To
Help
Britain
Religious
Freedom
Assured
Under
Her
Influence,
Says
Aly
khan
the
Dally
dally
re-
JERUSALEM,
Aug.
30:
(CP)
In
a
broadcast
to
the
Moslem
peoples
In
the
Near
East,
Prince
Aly
Khan,
son
of
the
Aga
Khan,
appealed
to
them
to
"help
Britain
with
all
their
united
energy."
He
said:
'r1v
nlflr'inui
freedom
and
all
Its
essential
qualities
have
received
what
appears
to
be
a
death
sentence
In
thoss
countries
tha
have
fallen
under
totalitarian
ln-fit-nrps
Sieiklmr
as
a
Mohammedan
I
feel
that
whatever
difference
you
may
have
had
with
the
Brltlfh
democracy,
that
Is
not
jpne'f
of
'
them.-
Religious
freedom
J.wi;-sii
t
ItMVs
exists
untram-jr?11ed
Jn
.all
Mohammedan
coun
tries
wnere
tneir
is
untisn
in
fluence."
Prince
Aly
Khm
relinquished
hl.
r-rnrnlsslon
In
the
Syrian
colonial
rmv
after
the
capitulation
ot
France
and
went
to
Cairo
to
Join
hi
British
forces.
GROW
BELLADONNA
LONDON,
Au?.
30:
1CP)
Plans
mi.vn.ii;n:ii.iH.)
10c
WHY
PAY
MORE
Best
of
all
fly
Vlller.
Clean,
qnlek,
fare,
cheap.
Ak
your
Druggist,
Croeer
or
Ceneral
Store.
THE
WILSON
FLY
PAD
CO.,
HAMILTON,
ONT.
Scotland
Yard
Moves
Offices:
LONDON,
Aug.
30:
(CPjjScot-land
Yard
Is
moving.
Into
new
.
headquarters.
A
$890,000
iu-stoiey
extension
has
been
bulk
to
the
old
overcrowded,
poorly
lighted
Embankment
Building
and
basement
offices
already
are
occupied.
"$'
The
new
"Yard"
occupies
50,000
have
been
made
for
the
cultlva-
square
feet
of
floor
space
and
has
Hon
in
Britain
of
the
drug
Bella
been
"
under
construction
three
ionna
to
replenish
the.
stocks
un-
years.
It
should
have
been
corn-obtainable
since
the
outbreak
of
pleted
and
filled
by
the
end
Of
war.
last
year
but
the
war
Interfered.
;
First
big
departmen
to
move
'In
BATHTUB
FOR
BOMB
will
be
the
criminal
record
r'?
DONCASTER,
Eng.
Aug.
30:
with
its
staff
of
60
and
vast
files
(CP)
Touring
his
constituency
and
nhotoffranhs
of
everv
11
Vre
during
an
air
raid
John
Mor-
"worthwhile"
criminal
In
the
coun-
ian,
Labor
M,
P.,
covered
a
drop-
try.
Manqy
of
the
records
d4
oed
bomb
with
a
tin
bathtub
and
hack
70
vears
and
all
are
lndexd
the
missile
burned
itself
out
for
Immediate
reference.
v9
mmw
f
.
,
JHJAM
7
TJ
1
i
1
bESHH
I
CUT
COARSE
FOR
THE
PIPE
CUT
FINE
FOR
ROLLING
YOUR
OWN
I
RAILWAY
K
WCHtlIr
For
well
nigh
half
a
century,
someone
in
our
family
has
been
saying,
"There
is
no
other
tobacco
just
like
Old
Chum!"
And
in
each
generation
my
grandfather,
my
father
and
myself
haye
found
lots
of
men
all
over
Canada
to
agree
with
us.
For
there's
something
about
Old
Chum,
;
something
which
makes
you
like
it
belter
the
longer
you
smoke
it,
and
which
always
brings
you
back
to
it
if
you
stray
away.
Buy
a
package
today
it's
grand
tobacco
mellow,
fragrant,
satisfying.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUES-
T.S.S.
CARDF.NA
FRIDAY,
DAY,
1:30
p.m:
10:3d
p.m.
Due
Vancouver.
Thnrai
p.m.
Due
Vancouver.
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Aeent
Third
Ave.
Phone
5U
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
S.S.
"Princess
Adelaide"
every
Friday
10
pjn.
To
Vancouver
Direct
Princess
Charlotte
Princess
Alice
Princess
Louise
Aug.
3rd,
24th,
Sept.
4th
Aug.
7th,
17th
Aug.
10th,
21st,
31st
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
Aug.
2nd,
5th,
12th,
16th,
19th,
26th,
30th
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATF.S,
General
Agent
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.