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s
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DRESS
SALE
AND
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I
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The
most
unusual
dress
sale
ot
the
year.
Over
-80
dresses
from
which
to
choose.
..Crepes,
sheers,
wools,
prints.
All
the
newest
fall
colors
and
styles.
All
sires.
EVERYBODY
IS
TALKING
ABOUT
IT
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Event
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AVE.
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and
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I
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Complete
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raaUrcss
18
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Ot
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very
best
'
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ticking.
Special
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to
B.C
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POLISH
Keeps
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Stove
Tops
nrljht,
it
doesn't
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and
cleans
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V.
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ot
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trimmings,
couch
can
be
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into
double
bed.
3
spring-filled
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and
blanket
storing
space,
in
aU
colors
Including
brown,
wine
and
green.
Priced
at
$75.00,
$92.00
Bd
$99.00
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In
rust,
wine,
brown,
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green.
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Mike
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Accordionist
and
Teacher
AAA.
Certificate
rilONE
RED
SH
WEEKEND
isa.
FILM
BILL
The
Saint
Takes
Over"
And
"Pop
Always
Pays"
Comprise
Double
Feature
Program
The
Saint
Takes
Over."
story
of
a
resourceful
super-crooks
campaign
to
save
the
reputation
of
a
police
inspector
in
ms
tune
or
need,
and
"Pop
Always
Pays.'"
an
hilarious
comedy,
comprise
the
double
bill
for
this
afternoon
and
evening
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
George
Sanders,
Wendy
Barrie
and
Jonathan
Hale
head
the
cast
of
"The
Saint
Takes
Over
.'"
George
Sanders
again
plays
the
iltle
role
of
the
noted
fiction
figure
of
The
Saint"
Jonathan
Hale
plays
the
part
of
the
police
inspector
while
Miss
Barrie
has
the
feminine
lead
as
a
vengeful
girt
cut
to
get
retribution
for
the
death
of
her
brother
at
the
hands
of
a
ring.
The
supporting
cast
includes
Paul
Gullfoyle,
Morgan
Conway,
Robert
Keane.
Cyrus
W
Kendall,
James
Barke
and
Pierre
Watkin.
In
"Pop
Always
Pays."
Jeff
Thompson
i
Derm's
0"Keefe
is
always
having
his
car
repossessed
by
the
finance
company.
Finally,
with
the
hrlo
of
his
girl.
Adelo
Pearce.
he
gets
the
car
paid
off
and
the
ccurle
wish
to
get
married
S
br.
the
girls
father.
Leon
Errol.
:
refuses
consent
until
the
young
man
shows
he
is
able
to
save
$1000.
Complications
begin
to
pile
an.
Wadlns
to
a
haDDy
and
in-1
Interesting
culmination
after
many.
vicissitudes.
j
s
I'XMAS
SEAL
I
CAMPAIGN
;
Tlans
Under
Way
For
Sale
Here
as
lvSisnssSiSs,s.Nisvav,SiSi
!
governmen
eu
as
usewnere
5
Plans
for
the
annual
Christmas
Si
Seal
campaign,
the
proceeds
of
1
which
are
used
to
combat
tuberculosis
in
the
province,
are
now
under
ill
ui
ad
cu
tu
vj
nic
i
tvui-
j
1
munltles.
.
Keen
appreciation
ot
the
1
I
work
of
the
society
in
fighting
the
i
White
Plague
In
the
province
Is
ex-
pressed
by
Dr.
N.
M.
Carter,
latron
of
the
Christmas
Seal
Campaign.
who
urges
citizens
to
continue
to
;
support
this
very
necessary
crusade.
'With
the
war
at
a
critical
stage.
ehtSgnizsinger
1
or
tuberculosis
to
the
defence
forces
.
.
.
.
s
nd
takes
adequate
measures
to
smeet
it
j
The
people
In
general
must
ree-
selves
and
help
provincial
and
vol
untary
health
agencies
prevent
the
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THEY
USED
TO
LIVE
THERE
Two
London
boys
look
at
the
debris
plied
up
in
front
of
their
ruined
home
after
a
German
air
raid.
There
are
gaping
holes
In
the
wall,
large
sections
of
the
roof
are
blown
away.
Children
like
adults
are
taking
an
optimistic
attitude
toward
the
orgy
of
destruction
and
often
prefer
to
watch
the
planes
with
their
fateful
loads,
rather
than
seek
the
safety
of
bomb
shelters.
pi
w
Waterfront
Whiffs
Herring
Run
is
Now
Being
Awaited-Local
Cannery
Was
Last
to
Close
cusease.
Public
runds
are
not
read-1
close
down.
It
will
resume
opera
lly
available
for
clinic
survey
and
'uons
later
on
herring
canning,
pre
educational
prevenuve
work
that
means
so
much
In
checking
tuberculosis.
"Such
funds
can
be
raised
through
the
sale
of
Christmas
Seals,
which
offer
an
attractive
and
ef-
ARRIMNG
TO.MORROW
New
Shipment
ot
COATS
Latest
Stjles.
Inspection
Invited.
Every
Coat
with
Gold-btoom's
Guarantee.
GOLDBLOOM
The
Old
Reliable
Tour
Credit
Is
Good
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarem
Froprletcr
A
BOMS
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
tic
op
M
Roocns
Eot
&
Cold
Water
Prfhre
Rcpert,
B.C
rhm
r.aexiii
After
a
long
season
of
production
which
included
a
substantial
pack
of
faU
varieties.
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
cannery
on
the
Ocean
Dock
here
was
the
last
salmon
packing
plant
in
this
district
to
pa
ration
way.
for
same
being
une'er
On
a
regular
voyage
from
Van
couver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is
lands
Union
steamer
Venture.
Cant
fecUTe
way
of
providing
protection
'
Geoore
Coles,
arrived
In
DOrt
at
for
the
public.
Nearly
3MXX)
euni-
12:39
noon
today
and
will
saa
at
cal
examinations
were
made
in
B.C.
.
s
o'clock
tonight
on
her
return
last
year.
Al
least
that
many,
and
j
sooth
over
the
same
route.
preferably
more,
must
be
made
this
j
year
and
next
to
help
keep
Canada
t
The
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
is
plan-strong,
jning
to
commence
operations
on
I
herring
at
its
Butedale
reduction
Indian
Department's
cruiser
Xas-keena
is
on
a
ten-day
trip
down
the
roast
to
such
points
as
KItkaUa.
Kitimaau
Hartley
Bay.
Klemtc.
Bd-
A
German
language
broadcast
by
the
British
Broadcasting
Corporation
said
that
a
German
expedition
1
an
unsuccessful
attempt
to
seize
the
observation
station
in
Greenland'
A
Norwegian
pauol
boat
made
them
I
prisoners,
the
broadcast
said.
I
Searchlight
Auxiliary
Organized
With.no
other
fishintr
activity
in
sicrht
in
the
mean
time,
watch
is
now
being
kept
out
for
herring
to
put
in
an
;
1
1
i
Ti
:
:it
1
i.vii.
il
upptraraucu
jiereauuuis.
it
is
sun,
nowever,
a
uuie
eany
as
the
run
did
not
commence
last
year
until
mid-November.
As
soon
as
the
fish
become
available
in
seining
quantities,
reduction
plants
at
Tucks
Inlet.
Port
Edward
and
tne
need
lor
close
control
or
tutor-'elsewhere
along
the
north
coast
cul64iicarinc4be.bverVnipad"wtiU
start
operations.
The
usual
parrs:
requirements
axe
aiso
oe
put
up.
This
week
the
wives
of
the
and
men
of
the
Second
Search
'
light
Battery
gathered
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Cecil
Fitzgerald,
Fourth
Avenue
West
for
the
purpose
of
organizing
a
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
battery.
The
following
officers
were
elected:
President
Mrs.
Cecil
Fitzgerald.
1
Vice
PresidentMrs.
Ellis.
'
Secretary
Treasurer
Mrs.
Altken.
Committee
Mrs.
Yorston.
Mrs.
Graham.
Mrs.
Ward
and
Mrs
Forbes..
Meetings
win
be
held
twice
a
month.
!and
canning
plant
next
week,
ac-j.,,
.
-
-
cfTOraiOLXI.
c-rV,;V..
Nov.
2:
CP
-'cording
More
FllP
Alaim
to
word
received
in
the
Swedish
farmers
have
killed
U
C
"C
lldrm5
aniclty.
pUm
proTide
em-1
unusually
large
number
ot
carUe
t
T,k.
Tl
T
T
TJSZJL
i
-5
1
nis
1
ean
uamage
Is
Inconsequential
So
far
this
year
there
have
btea
thirty-six
fire
alarms
in
Prince
Ru-
a
Bella
and
Bella
Coola
with
James
pert
as
compared
with
25
In
the
Co&man
of
Vancouver,
inspector
ot
.first
ten
months
of
last
year.
Dam-Indian
afencies.
who
Is
making
ajage
from
fire
so
far
this
year
has
tour
of
the
district
on
official
dut-
been
one
chimney
fire
this
being
ies.
The
Naskeesa
left
on
Wednes-
j
Use
same
number
as
in
October
of
day
ot
this
week
and
is
expected
last
year.
bark
about
the
end
of
next
week.
Indian
Agent
James
GWett
who
went
as
far
as
Butedale
with
the
Xaskeena.
returned
to
the
city
on
,'.
the
Cardena
lasi
evening.
TRADE
WITH
INDIA
DELHI,
Not.
2:
t
CP
Increase
in
Indian
trade
wiih
Canada
has
been
notable
since
the
declaration
lor
war.
Canadtn
Dorcases
in
trr.
moaths
were
$1,653,759
compared
n
(iniun
i
tt
.
DARWIN
HOME
BOMBED
i
LONDON.
Not.
3:
tCP
The
BURMESE
SMALL
CHANGE
indirt?
houskig
the
Indian
Stod-
iuuvAj..
is-jEma.
."ov.
2:
enu
Hoatei
wtden
was
an
tn.
Burma
now
has
a
stamp
voiced
at
one
viea
sxthr
Ota
tent
The
stomp
wiB
be
used
fer
carrying
'...
-pape.-;
Jhosae
of
Charles
Darwtn.
was
daaaged
to
a
receas
air
raid.
The
eroteUonist
lived
in
the
Goxer
Street
bouse
from
1S39
to
uu
1
School
In
Which
She
Taught
Has
Been
Destroyed
Mrs.
O.
H.
Arnold
is
in
receipt
of
a
paper
from
Northampton
shire,
England,
describing
the
I
bombing
and
showing
pictures
of
a
school
in
which
she
taught
before
leaving
the
Old
Country.
In
(he
destruction
of
the
school
four
adults
and
six
children
were
killed.
School
classes
were
in
session
as
the
bombing
took
place.
A
factory
across
the
street
was
hit
by
the
enemy
bombs
at
the
same
time.
GOOD
SAMARITANS
LONDON.
Nov.
2:
(CP)
English
motorists
are
asked
to
fill
their
cars,
wherever
they
are
going,
by
Sir
Stenson
Cooke,
secretary
of
the
Automobile
Association.
"Stop
and
offer
a
lift
to
anyone
who
may
need
it,"
he
suggests.
WHAT
TO
DO
WIT
IT?
CARLISLE,
Eng.,
Nov.
2:
(CD-Lord
Henley,
of
Askerton
Castle
uumoemna.
nas
oiierea
the
na-Itlon
a
lenrth
of
Roman
Wall
on
his
property.
The
portion
of
the
ancient
wall
offered
Is
more
than
a
mile
long.
Saturday,
Kovemberi,
Super
Deluxe
Taxi
Fleet
1
5tt
.
IU.MUHT
ONLY
2
Complete
Shows,
7:00
4
j
y
GEORGE
SAM)EKs
In
I..lf
It
IV
-4J
"SAINT
TAKES
OVER"
(At
8:10
and
10
$)
PLL'S
LEON
EKROL
In
"Pop
Always
Pays"
(At
7:00
and
3
?3
Coming
Mon.
Tun,
1
HEANNA
DURRIN
In
"SPRING
PARADE
I
FRESH
SHRIMPS1
Daily
After
4
SO
p.m.
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HI
For
Service
And
Dependal
Every
now
and
then
we
wish
to
caU
the
attention
of
the
pnblie
t(
the
fact
that
oar
coal
I
Our
coa
hy
fMJfe
iv
u
yen
we
erf
A
ft
cut
wVtutf
V?0lt
LIKE
The
wav
a
Tiot.
proposition"
The
coal
we
sell
is
as
fall
ef
the
proper
heat
as
our
ton
is
as
full
of
the
proper
pounds.
Yoa
can
quickly
prove
this
t
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own
satisfaction
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