I!
1
i
Ipert
Optical
Service,
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelery
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
5
Till
TIIIRD
Max
Heilb
MODE
RN
CnAS
DODIMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Pbone
261
for
Appointment
c
o
A
T
S
The
season's
most
important
styles.
roner
J
EWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Fine
China,
Glassware
and
Novelties
MAY
SAVE
OLD
GUNS
LONDON.
S;pt.
13:
CP
British
guns
ursd
in
wars
of
the
19th
century
on
all
continents,
removed
from
Woolwich
Common
here
by
the
Ministry
cf
Supply,
will
nor
be
used
for
scrap
"until
last
possible
moment."
TO
SOUND
THEIR
OWN
t
SOMEWHERE
IN
ENGLAND.
Sept.
19:
(CP
I
Because
of
muddles
in
the
sounding
of
official
air-raid
sirens,
neighbors
in
a
Midland
town
have
formed
"vigilance
squads"
to
give
their
own
warning.
FOLLOW
THE
LEADER!
The
Parade
of
Fall
Coats
Leads
lo
Peoples.
FUR
TRIMMED
CARRICUL
UNTRIMM
ED-
SPORT
De-
signed
in
the
style
centers.
Selected
by
style
experts.
A
large
and
varied
selection
awaits
your
approval.
LUXURY
PLUS
That's
what
we
call
our
new
selection
of
Fall
and
Winter
.Coats:
"Luxury
Pius."
And
you'll
agree
when
you
see
them.
Every
coat
richly
lined
and
warmly
inrljnedj
Price
ranges
that
will
meet
your
approval.
"In
th
llrirl
nf
Princ
Riinrrt"
II
..II'
I
CI
iA
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Pilled-Open
Saturday
Night
,
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
AVE.
Next
to
Meilbroner's
Phone
BLUE
901
FRAMES
For
your
favorite
photographs
New
pattern
stand
frames
Chromium
or
Gold
finish
Size
3x5,
90andQn
with
mirror
back
&0s
OOV
Size
4x6,
tor
and
J-A
with
mirror
back
O
O
O
V
Size
5x7,
fiOr
with
mirror
back
DUv
Size
6x9,
7Cn
and
(T
rtff
wlth
mirror
back
.,
1
tl
C
?JLdO
Size
6x9,
mirror
on
stand-
(JA
Special
DUC
Dainty
Floral
Placques,
size
4x6.
g
gf
ISpeclal
&Ok
Size
7x18
Picture
Mirrors.
Special
3t
They're
here
again
boys
Another
big
shipment
of
Model
Airplanes
Gliders
Flying
Models-Solid
Models
5c
to
$1.50
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
Newe
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doin
the
Bamn.
Gas-ma.sked
Irish
soldiers
clear
away
debris
after
Nazi
bombs
fea
at
Campus
enmity
Wexford,
in
neutral
Eire,
wrecking
a
creamery
and
killing
three
girls.
Ammonia
fumes
prompted
the
soldiers
to
don
masks.
Local
Teacher
Tells
About
England
Before
and
After
War;
Gives
Vivid
Picture
Miss
M.
Hartin,
speaking
before
paste
strips
of
brown
paper
over!
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent
Teachers'
all
windows.
i
Association
meeting
la
night.
Although
the
country
was
ra
pamiea
a
vma
ana
mieresnng
noned
.
lor
butter
wora
picture
oi
ner
experiences
and
sugar
o
shire
to
a
village
not
tar
from
She
said
this
was
the
spirit
of
the
Dxiord.
Owing
to
the
over-crowd-
nation
THRILLING,
COLORFUL
Romance
of
Turf
in
Technicolor
Is
"Maryland."
Showing
at
Capitol
Theatre
Thrilline.
romantic
and
beautiful
bacon,
meat
Is
one
wav
In
whlrh
hp
fprVinlenW
4
Vi
pro
irfo
e
nlantif
F
'
.
.
...
....
"-"i.j
proauciion
Maryiana,
leatured
on
.
.
,
,
,
.
during
her
year
in
England
as
ex-
everything
else
including
all
kinds
the
screen
of
the
CaDltol
caPlt01
Theatre
atre
change
teacher.
Arrivins
there
be-
br
an
Hnn-n
mwi
I
.
.
.
.
tne.
1""
"
U1
ajucn
ox
uniains
art
treasures
outstanding
fAatiirwi
.v,ti,
featured
outstanding
cast
which
paring
for
the
conflict
as
well
as
mvi
hwt
f
hi.tn,
.f..c
during
Its
course.
ey
had
been
either
Amoved
or
H"
?renda
J??ce'
Miss
Hartin
told
of
the
plans
covered
with
sandbags.
'
tl.
m
,
,
for
evacuating
6004)00
sch-ol
Fhe.patd
a
tribute
to
the
school
A?h,n"d.fMarl0rt!
Weaw-children.
450.000
eventually
taking
chfldren
for.
although
often
bomb-
St?
"nters
on
a
advantage
of
the
plan.
She
was
-d
rfrir
h.
nht
,.
,,-.,
mothers
aversion
to
horses
after
fortunate
in
being
sent
to
Oxford-
as
usual
for
schobl'next
morning.
?Uba,nd
has
been
tnrown
and
.Ul..
A
I
It
a
m.
-
.
.
Kill
frt
f1ll?MTW
r
Av
lt
t..U.
her
Inhibitions,
her
son
becomes
an
'ng
of
the
village
schools
onlv
naif
'
expert
horseman
and.
to
further
a
day
was
spent
in
the
schoolroom,
saw
and
heard
only
praise
for
the
comPIIcate
the
situation,
falls
In
thus
allowing
much
time
for
ramb-
n
.n
'ove
with
the
eranddauehter
nf
n
ling
along
the
English
lanes.
Her
with
their
assistance
the
Empire
I
tralner-
The
romance
and
oupjls
being
East
End
children
must
come
out
on
top.
traditions
of
the
turf
are
used
in
wfre
-$iven,
the
ODportuntty
for
During
the
evening
delightful
!
tne
develoPment
of
a
very
human
Wit.4fir
Wvesjif
en-
pianoforte
duets
were
render'"!
byistory-
'oyihg
the
nelightsfthCnglish
Misa
J.
MacLean
and
Miss
R.
ni.
I
story
of
two
spirited
voune
Tounirysiae.
&KI
At
Christmas
she
-was
recalled
Later
"AN
IDEAL
MILK
for
Babies
I
"says
Elsie,
the
Borden
Cow.
"Klim
is
pasteurized
cow's
milk
With
only
the
water
removed.
Simply
replace
the
water
and
you
have
superior
quality
milk.
So
you
can
use
your
favorite
formula
method
by
simply
modifying
Klim
milk.
Wherever
you
go,
your
baby
is
assured
a
milk
supply
of
unquestionable
safety
and
uniformity.
Formulas
made
from
Klim
are
more
digestible
because
the
milk
forms
a
smaller,
softer
curd.
The
fat
particles
are
broken
down
very
fine.
Get
Klim
at
all
good
grocers
and
druggists.
ldlmlMi
OnrrMitlk
fowd
form
Phones
18
&
19.
P.O.
Box
575
Natives
!.
"See
Us
For
Your
WINTER
SUPPLIES
Our
prices
will
please
you.
The
quality
of
our
goods
will
satisfy
you.
MUSSALLEM'S
'
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
N
m
carter
nd
hr
asdstnt
"wi'Tiir
to
b
assUtpd
hv
tr
O.
Yniinf
Mr!
n
P
Rarlan
i
npnnl
people
fn
in
love
i-
is
clima
iMn
.
VPrf
vlrh
ut
.
i
4
Via
serving
of
refreshments
"""S
of
the
spectacular
Amcrl-
o
ixmaan.
bui
xn's
nme
sne
lound
aUoed
th
members
the
oppor-can
"eeplechase.
the
Maryland
hat
city
very
different
with
Its
tunkv
of
fnfnrrrmt
vidt;
Hunt
Cud
rape
sndbais
oiled
high
about
the
R(nM.
ct.i
I
Each
of
th
r.r,i,i,
i
.
'llilnino
hzrYioA
tt1
ra
anfnf.lA
t
.
.
I
4Va
I
.
e.
,.
tilMltJ61c-
iiMuaung
us
activities
alter
the
c
,-'s,'
"aye
ri"
wen
suited
to
ments.
trenches,
airplane
trans,
summer
vacation,
the
Association
their
"articular
talents,
huge
balloon
barra.ies
and
black-
was
earlier
in
regular
h.7tn.J
.
.
outs
Great
precautions
were
be-
session
last
evening
at
the
Bor-
TJ
AM
All
O
fl
tag
taken
to
protect
the
people
den
Street
School.
Mrs.
Georce
nlUvllKN
I
I
J
irom
flying
splinters
of
glass,
every
Hill
nrPsiW
Th.r.
.,.
"..
'
wn
householder
being
compelled
to
good
attendance.
A
vote
of
thanks
was
given
Mrs.
J
and
thpse
"
teachers
who
made
thei
.
,
,
1
n.
...v.
r.
Board
cf
nirc"-
i
Prip"r
Uqnrt
AftPr
hpaHn-r
th
trrl
..
I
Gencnl
Honital
Savs
Farewell
i
'-
it
was
drdd
to
dislributp
the
funds
as
follows:
520.
Kins
Edward
School,
$20.
B.i-n
street
School,
$20.
ceai
uvai
uove
VUIC
iscnool
V
S5.
J.
i
DEPARTING
to
Retirinr
Lady
Supt.
Members
of
the
Prince
Rurjert
General
Hospital
board
of
directors.
at
a
sDecially
called
meeting
yes-jterday
afternoon
in
the
board
room
at
the
hnsnltal
sain
nfflMol
fa.
'
-
u..v.
.u&v-
I:
was
dpciripd
tn
hn'A
a
tai.'"?'1
the
lady
superintendent.
nrr"
bridge
on
October
25.
Mrs.
Miss
JcRn
Hirrlson,
R.N.
(now
Mrs.
George
Hill
wUl
be
the
general
Bedrorrl),
who
is
leaving
after
.
.
.
.
.
-
ftttr.
.
.
.
...
intern
jcars
ui
service,
ana
met
tne
new
ladv
superintendent.
-
Miss
Mar-
...w.
.
wu.wMjr,
....
o.
P.
Glass
Mrs.
N.
M,
Carter,
Mrs.
aret
Jamleson.
R.N.
b.
a.
K
?itack.
Mrs.
G.
E.
Moors
and
Mrs.
J.
McRae.
No
"Parley
Voo"
To
Armentieres
French
town
the
song
made
fa-
To
Mm.
Bedford
the
presentation
;was
made
of
a
handsome
silver
rerving
tray.
Inscribed
with
the
i
names
of
the
board
and
the
managing
secretary.
The
presentation
was
made
by
the
acting
chairman,
G.
P.
Tinker,
who
referred
to
the
1
retiring
"Unerintendent's
long
pe-
I
riod
of
efficient,
caoable
and
con-
jsclentious
service.
She
had
given
Inspiration
Of
Old
War
Song,
Now
of
her
best
for
the
hospital
and
In
England,
Hears
Nothing
culA
be
much
missed.
However,
From
Her
Kin
lon
1Ife
and
happiness
was
wished
.her
by
all
In
her
new
sphere
and
It
(would
be
the
hope
that
in
the
fu-
BARNES,
Eng.,
Sept.
19:
(CP)
ture
she
Would
rind
occasion
to
re-Mrs.
Albert
Rogers
of
Barnes,
who15'1
the,cl,ty
the
hospital.
was
toasted
by
soldleis
of
the
..lt)
"P.
Mrs-
Bedford
said
First
Great
War
as
"Mademoiselle
iat.!?m"
J
the
haPP't
days
of
from
Armentieres,"
has
had
no
er
ue
had
been
sPe"t
n
Prince
wora
ior
montns
or
ner
xatner
and-
,
r
"""
u8
cnerisn
sisters
who
live
in
the
Northern
PIeasant
memories
of
her
work
and
t-.
,
...
.
accnHaHtrifl,
I,n.n
T
r
i
.
.
.
-u..Vw.v.u.w
.itlc.
net
nsan
would
always
be
In
thei
local
hospital
in
mien
me
war
sianea
in
ivh
"v
a
Keen
she
was
13-year
old
Mile.
Slmone
,ntcrest
She
hoped
th'at
it
would
Duretz
living
with
her
parents
!
be
Possible
for
her
to
pay
visits
to
at
Armentieres.
After
the
war
she
Prince
Rupert
In
the
future,
married
a
Royal
Engineer,
Albert
Bedford
will
be
leaving
Frl-
Rogers,
who
was
billeted
In
the
dav
n,eht
to
make
her
future
home
lunu,
wnere
ner
lauin
Kept
,
a
"
a"
riaiici5cnijav
rpainn
jiarKe
caie-.
where
her
husband
Is
locpfprl.
1
PAGE
5TS
THE
DAILY
iTEWS
Thursday.
BepUttbe,,
EIRE'S
FIRST,
TASTE
OF
THE
WAR
EYES
EYES
Li';ic?e
for
Numounls
F
Tae
Trames.
The
New
est
in
Eye-Wear
Her
Academy
His
Academy
Her
Academy
Award
Role
in
Award
Role
in
Award
Role
1
"JEZEBEL"
"KENTUCKY"
"Con.
W.ih
n,
vrmfj
TOGETHER
they
triumph
again
in
a
rich)
romance
climaxed
by
the
most
spectacular,
scenes
ever
filmed!
.
.
.
I1;
Dorryt
f.
Zonuck'
nwm
f
'
i
MARYLAND
Added:
IN
TECHNICOLOR
Walter
Brennan
Fay
Bainter
Brenda
Joyce
John
Payne
Charlie
Ruggles
Harjorie
.Weaver
Kattie
McDaniel
Walt
Disney's
Tugboat
Mickey'
Valley
of
10.000
Smokes
Scenes
in
The
Battle
of
Britain'
And
Other
News
Events
Sam
Browne
Belt
Makes
Come-back
British
Officers
Returning
Shoulder
Strap
To
Support
Kevolvers
TONIGHT
AND
FRIDIT
2
Shows
Nlihtlj
-
"V00
ini
A
feature
at
1:41
and
S:I3
ing
issue
i
w;:h
:
belt
and
should
r
with
army
.?ir
:
.
tO
piOVlde
;
U-))
:
Webbing
equi;
to
be
adequa:
.i
To
reported
the
ex,
I
the
appea'ranct
i
'officers'
uniform
'elded
revolver
h
tnvnnv
ct
io.
c
Browne
Is
coming
back
into
the
lox
hen
hooked
aniisn
Army,
au
oincers
are
be-
without
the
sJ.au.;
Size
3
PEAS
Fit
in
perfectly
with
your
daily
menus
bright,
cheery
bits
of
goodness
that
have
a
wholesome
flavor,
freshness
all
their
own.
Try
Rqyal
City
teas.
ad
1
:l
c
i
CANADIAN
RATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Clnnmn.
1
n
TiniXTnn
llfltmiim
1
oii.uiiii.-i
iiavc-M
i
iiiiri
iiuixiii
ior
.
VANCOUVER
Thursday
11:30
p.m.
calling
at
uccan
i'
ans
and
Powell
Kivcr,
Trains
Leave
PKINCE
RUPERT
for
the
EAST.
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Air-conditioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
Vn.
r.
.i.
I'oil
rt
Write
TllHil)
ATt
TIIONE
260
Agents
for
Trans
Canada
Air
Wn
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
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for
Vancouver:
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CATALA
EVERY
TTJES-
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niv
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uni.
aov
p.m.
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p.i'i
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pjn.
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Monday
J
U
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at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
It
I'lf
A
vir
i
drtKx.tr...
.
...
...
.
phone
oc.iw
t-rince
Rupert
Agenu
inra
-
U
you
lose
anylhiru;,
advertise
for
it.