wkqm
rum
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;
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ti;.
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-
ATTENTION
We
have
discarded
the
meters.
We
run
for
the
same
rates
as
others.
13
TAXI
DAY
AND
NIGHT
SERVICE
Maybe
40
Styles
Instead
of
200
Paris
Drerl
makers
Working
Again
Bat
Customers
Danbtfnl
PARIS.
Sept
30:
(
CP
t
Work
roams
of
Paris
dressmakers
are
humming
agam
in
prenaraUon
for
one
of
the
strangest
season
in
the
whole
experience
of
French
"couture."
Instead
of
presenting
their
winter
collection
in
early
August
to
packed
ranks
of
foreign
buyers,
the
dressmakers
have
them
ready
to
show
this
fall
to
a
private
clientele
only.
Who
will
make
up
this
clientiele
they
themselves
do
not
know.
Instead
of
collections
numbering
from
a
hundred
to
two
hundred
styles,
this
year
but
thirty
or
forty
win
De
snown.
The
new
mode
will
be
characterized
by
greater
simplicity
even
than
last's,
designers
generally
have
agreed.
EGGS
Good
quality,
BACON
lb
FIRST
GRADE
BUTTER
3
lbs.
AYLMER
CORN-2's.
2
tins
AYLMER
PEAS
2's,
2
tins
CHASE
&
SANBORN
COFFEE
lb
MCCORMICK'S
SODAS
2
pkgs.
35c
79c
25c
25c
40c
25c
NILE
TOILET
TISSUE.
OCp
4
large
rolls
Ul
GAIETY
TOFFEES
25
C
Mcintosh
red
APPLES
5
lbs.
MELOGRAIN
PUFFS.
Large
bags
25c
25c
GRAPEFRUIT
Orp
Large
size,
5
for
POTATOES
Snow
OCo
White,
10
lbs
REMO
CARROTS
QSn
.7
lbs
REMO
BEETS
OErt
6
lbs
t
ONIONS
QFn
8
lbs
AYLMER
GREEN
ORrt
BEANS
2
tins
FLOUR
Royal
CJ-f
Off
03
Household,
49
lbs.
2
pkgs.
PEP
and
OZn
1
BOWL
lOK'
SQUIRREL
NUT
CRUNCH
PEANUT
BUTTER
2
j)
WINDSOR
SHAKER
Q
SALT
'
Ranee
&
Hardy
Phones
55
and
56
Quality
Grocers
Free
Delivery
on
All
Town
Orders
"RUPERT
BRAND"
Smoked
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Ripen
Co.
Ltd.
British
Colombia
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
i
September
30.
1915
French
at-
tacked
strongly
at
Butte
de
Tahure
and
Navarin
Farm
in
Champagne
and
reached
Hill
140.
hirthest
point
of
VImy
Ridge.
Von
Hinden-
jDurg's
army
struck
hard
at
Rus-
ah
forces
defending
Dvtask.
PRAISED
S2.
FIGHTERS
r
WELLINGTON,
NZ.,
Sept.
30:
;
CP
"The
New
Zealand
pilots
i
fighting
In
the
Roval
Air
Force
are
t
a
terror
to
our
enemies,"
said
Lord
Beaverbrook,
Britain's
minister
of
aircraft
production,
in
a
cable
to
.Prime
Minister
Peter
Fraser
accepting
a
gift
of
$75,810
for
fighter
aircraft.
Advertising
is
an
investment.
First
of
the
Month
SPECIALS
At
Reduced
Prices
MONDAY
TO
SATURDAY
30th
.September
5th
October
I
HOST
TO
'
'
ROYALTY
Washington
Finds
D.
S.
'A
Haven
For
Eminence
And
Culture
i
WASHINGTON.
Sect
30:
ICP
;The
greatest
migrations
in
human
j
history
a
result
of
the
first
yea;
oi
tne
present
war
have
sent
royal
heads
fleeing
for
safety,
made
travellers
-on
their
own"
of
.babies,
and
brought
to
America
(some
of
civilization's
finest
brains.
I
Dedicated
to
the
principle
of
no
;
titles
the
United
States
finds
itself
the
haven
of
royalty.
Empress
,Zita
or
Austria,
her
son.
Otto,
pre-I
tender
to
the
throne,
and
his
brr.
ither.
have
sought
refuge
her
also
the
Crown
Princess
Martha
of
Norway
with
her
three
children.
Prince
Felix
of
Bourbon-Parma,
consort
of
the
Grand
Duchess
in
the
United
States
in
July
with
(their
six
Children.
The
Grand
Duchess
also
fled
Hitler
and
is
in
iiondon.
f
The
reigning
British
family
mcmaing
rnncess
Elizabeth
ar.d
fnncess
Margaret
Rose
are
n
England,
but
a
small
nephew,
Davlna,
eight,
and
Simcn
BOWeS-LVOn.
10.
Of
Omvn
beth,
were
amone
a
eraan
nf
pmm
refugees
given
shelter
here
by
J.
f.
Morgan,
trie
finawfor
In
recent
weeks
several
hnnrfrv
children,
mostly
British
h-n,
landed
In
the
United
States.
To
find
homes.
If
Tr-Ae
children
and
see
that
thev
the
rieht
ItinH
of
a,
orcviai
committee,
the
United
States
Com
mittee
for
the
care,
of
European
Children,
of
which
Mrs.
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
is
tenrnnmn;
rhai.
'
,man
and
Marshall
Field,
chairman,
as
Deen
set
up.
!of
culture.
Another
snerfai
'mittee,
the
United
v
.i.vvva
States
otca
Emer
i
During
the
oroloeue
to
4hi
year's
chapter
of
war,
the
west-ward
trek
of
many
of
the
world's
intellectuals
began.
Albert
Ein
stein,
noted
mathematician,
,
uu.uiiiancMu,
and
ana
Hon.
C.
O.
Power,
minister
nf
national
defence
for
air.
Air
Vice-Marshal
Lloyd
S.
Bread
ner
D.
S.
C.
chief
of
air
staff.
Air
Commodore
A.
Earl
Godfrev.
cfflcer
commanding
western
air
command,
Victoria.
Group
Captain
R.
R.
Collard.
director
of
works
and
buildlnes.
Ottawa.
Group
Captain
F.
W.
Long
'Royal
Air
Force,
attached
to
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force),
director
of
organization.
Wing
Commander
R.
Slemon.
senior
staff
officer,
western
air
'command,
Victoria.
I
Squadron
Leader
H.
R.
Stewart.
air
secretary
to
minister
of
na
tional
aeience.
Scuadrori
Lea'der
H.
'6."Rfchards,
personal
assistant
to
chief
of
air
staff.
.
Flight
Lieutenant
Sidney
Ander
son,
chief
works
officer,
western
air
command.
Flying
Officers
S.'R,
McMillan
and
J.
W.
McNee,
pilots
of
Stranraer.
1
Flying
Officer
Madden
and
Fly-
ling
oiiicer
Small,
pilots
of
Orum
mans.
I
Flight
Lieutenant
M.
Doyle,
It
was
made
known,
has
been
placed
In
charge
at
the
present
time
of
tno
Real
,fVwA
lAtuhfnAi4
.
TKM
DUET
rTXffl
:
Golden
Wedding
of
Widely
Known
Pioneer
CouDie:
From
X
w
Far
and
Near
to
Ootsa
Lake
Tttrf
t7rc?-rTTTr
TJATJf
O
?n
TT,n
v.nmn
xt-
x
ii
cmujiuiik
i
ni.it
jjl,
ov,
xuc
jiuurc
ui
m.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Harrison
and,
in
fact,
the
whole
popula-
Finn
nf
Wictaria
hne
hpn
an
taf
tnr
tho
wnniP
month
nT
VSS
V.
1
V
ItlhUt
W
A
A
W
V
W
W
V
W
1
sww
wv
September
celebrating
the
golden
wedding
anniversary
of
that
popular
couple.
"Bill"
Harrison,
as
he
is
known
iL
t
i
.1
.
i
il.
trux.
.ul
i
XI
UIII-
Lilt?
rtlil.Nhil
IHItlllllHI
V
Lll
Llie
4:)LI1
Ilillflllt'I
HI1II
l-llll-
Skierablv
hvnnrt
hst
rnriwri
m.
1
Joyed
an
eventful
life,
aided
andi13
and.
under
the
tender
moth-
aoetted
br
his
still
charming
wUe
who.
in
her
sivtv-nlnth
ver,
ean
still
lead
the
Grand
March
which
she
and
her
husband
did
In
a
most
spriahtlv
manner
followed
br
thirty-four
of
their
sons,
datigh
ters.
grand-daughters
and
grandson
and
friends
from
Bums
Lake
to
Bella
Coola.
Even
Jimmy
Andrew,
chief
of
the
Ootsa
tribe,
arrived
from
Little
Whltesall
Lake,
bringing
for
the
bridal
coudIa
two
pairs
of
beautifully
beaded
mocca-
sns.
W.
H.
Harrison,
as
he
seMom
signs
his
checks,
was
born
In
the
cny
oi
Toronto
in
1867
of
British
parents.
He
moved
at
an
earlvi
i&e
va
wmnipeg
wnere
ne
was
ai
1...,
"y-iuuf
ui
of
un
newspaper
boy,
delivering
ttieV207
fat
The
hall
was
decor
iiuimjs
rive
rxess
m
ine
year
"ij
i-
1880.
He
was
a
drummer
In
the
tooned
with
gold
and
white
stream
military
band
at
the
celebration
iouowing
the
defeat
of
Louis
Riel
and
his
parents
were
amm?
the
first
farmers
to
engagfe
in
wheat
wrogmg
near
the
"Peg,
of
fthnrt.
ffnroa
nlt.
n
iu.
i
.
njncr-!
tuw
ui
uic
via
e'tjr
iomnuiiee
in
aid
of
dis-lH
"
a"u
lunt
couplings
Deiore
th
'.placed
foreign
scholars,
has
been
tanovaUon
ot
the
air
brakes.
committee
estimated
it
had
aided
!ne
was
,in
charge
of
the
train
ciiuiicnt
men
ana
women
to
l
variira
jsaran
uernnarot
find
refuge
here
on
her
first
western
tour
of
Am.
erica.
.Married
In
1890
In
1890.
Bill
met
and
m-.ril
MiS3
Louise
Minnie
Brown
at
soula,
""""i
Montana,
uiiuuup
the
ue
couple
coupie
moving
moving
Thomas
Mann
riUMntmtch
n.,tu
Un
th
vtmr
t
.,
or,
fled
Germany,
and
OuissepehelPd
to
develop
the
Windermere
Borgese,
famed
novelUt,
left
Italy,
district
to
the
beautiful
Columbia
1
These
and
others
have
enriched
(Valley.
Mrs.
Harrison's
mother
and
American
universities.
James
(the
grandmother
of
Billy
McNeill
Franch.
Nobel
Pria
rhvr.ic
the
wp11
,
,
-
v
ia
-
Mwnii
wcruiuiuir
trSLTK.
at
the
University
of
Chicago,
and
guide
were
the
only
white
women
L7s4tt
A
ul
n
.
t
11
uuo.u
Denes,
lormer
presiaent
or,'"
me
nooienays
and
Father
Co-jCzecho-Slovakla,
taught
there
sev-jcola
was
their
only
minister.
cru
rauntns.
iac-unanceilor
He
n-
epename
ten
eventful
mn
rich
Bruning
of
Germany
went
to
'he
Kootenay
district,
the
spirit
Harvnnd
Harvard.
.
i..
iib
nf
the
Vi
t
,
.
Recent
weeks
have
these
shores
Maurice
MaterlineV
77,
to
seek
again
his
"Blue
Bird"
of
happiness.
SEAL
COVE
AIR
BASE
TO
BE
FINISHED
BY
DEC
1
(Continued
from
Page
Two)
toria
and
the
from
Ottawa."
'Vt'l!!0
Pioneer
again
stirred
rest-
brought
to
lessly-
The
family
moved
to
an
I
Grummans
are
,
Prominent
Air
Chiefs
The
party
consisted
of
the
fol
lowing:
i
.
.
---
unseuieo
part
of
Northern
British
Columbia
in
the
Omlneca
district,
to
which
a
pack
trail
was
the
only
means
of
access.
Flnaiiv
i
selecting
Ootsa
Lake
as
their
life'
heme,
the
whole
of
the
growing
iamuy,
led
by
their
indomitable
I
parents,
took
an
active
Dart
in.
I
the
development
of
the
Wistaria!
llliti(l
T
f
1
1
v
i
...
I
uiimti,.
am
narnson
urougnt
in'
.
L-
Ml
.
...
.
....
erly
care
of
Mrs.
Harrison,
the
children
returned
to
their
homes
Improved
in
both
mind
and
body.
alter
two
years
of
an
experience
which
endeared
Ootsa
Lake
to
them
forever.
The
anniversary
day
broke
beau
tifully
clear.
All
the
girls
-were
at
home.
Polly
(Mrs.
A.
Pelletler)
flew
down
from
the
Peace
River
Country.
Martha
(Mrs.
F.
C.
ESr
benshade)
and
"Pat"
with
her
husband
nd
daughter
motored
up
from
Oregon.
Ellen
also
arrived
and
all
but
seven
of
the
family
were
present
At
a
banquet
dinner
served
in
Caribou
Hall
(more
of
"Bills"
(management)
thirty-four
the
ers.
At
one
end
hung
a
prospector's
pick
and
shovel
tied
with
old
gold
ribbon,
and
at
either
side
a
gold
buffalo
disappear,
using
-a
muzzle-
sweet
peas
and
golden
candles,
ww
rlfle'
,BUt
prosp?Unsand
'airly
creaked
beneath
the
Instinct
was
always
unDermost
and
I
,he
moved
to
the
Couer
d'Alene!'
country
in
Idaho,
taking
part
In
'the
development
of
that
wealthy
mining
district
and
being
in
on
pan
and
pack-board
The
table
ran
the
full
length
of
the
halL
He
saw
the
last
of
the
nrniHi.
beautifully
decorated
with
rfei
Committees
Bust
the
discovery
of
several
of
the
The
war
also
is
senrfinr
ho
!
famous
mines.
(refugees
from
oppressionKlntoler-
rails
came
along
and
.ance
or
lost
homeland.-
that'young
Bil1
wen
braking
as
a
amount
to
a
whnipuiia
miminn
memento
of
which
he
xtni
sm.
pnasises-nis
remarks
witn
a
couple
PLEASURE-IN
EVERY
uie
iwsi
sawmill,
raised
the
first
eood
grain,
built
a
community;
Fill
V0UT
hall
and
n
heniitlfnl
hnm
t,'
jvm.
PUNCH
xvtll
VII
MIC
shore
of
Ootsa
Lake,
where
mot
rwrof
nf
vnnr
kVVlWl
U&
IVUl
.
of
...
his
descendants
.
are
close
neigh-
,
.
,
.
bors.
He
saw
the
construction
of.
060161
S
tOOtlY
into
Prince
Rupert.
He
had
two
sons
in
the
last
Great
War.
Popu-
1n
.UU
41--
..
I
w"ji
uic
yuunger
generaiion,,
he
promoted
all
athletic
snorts.
making
a
pole
vault
of
nine
feeti
on
nis
sixtieth
birthday,
catchln?
for
the
"Kids"
local
ball
team
where
he
starred
against
the
visit-1
ing
team
from
Burns
Lake.
He
also
taught
the
boys
the
manly
art
of
self-defence,
during
which
process
they
dropped
a
tendency1
to
refer
to
him
as
"Old"
Bill.
A
crack
shot
with
shot
eun
or
rifle,
an
adept
fly
fisherman
and
being
equipped
woth
boats,
engines,
horses
and
all
the
para-1
phernalia
of
the
big
game
huntef
and
a
bunch
of
sons
and
erand-
spns
who
know
all
the
nooks
and
CrAnnip
et
'TKfrmA
err
i.
(
D.i4.
u
13
greally
sought
by
visiting
sports
men.
Music
And
School
Active
in
the
social
life
of
the
district
and
having
a
musical
family,
he
organized
the
first
orch
estra
In
the
Lakes
district.
He
or-,
ganized
the
first
school
board
snri
ihimself
built
the
first
schooL
Pro
line
as
he
was,
he
had
to
borrow,
four
school
children
to
make
up
the
necessary
quota..
There
Is
always
lots
of
mom
at
the
Jfarrlsnn
You'll
enjoy
fine
Havana
tobacco
in
Canada's
finest
cigar
fttttct
CIGAR
PAMELAS
or
PERFECTOS
10c
LILIES
15c
NEW
STOCKS
of-
COATS
AND
FUR
GOODS
Arriving
Twice
a
Week
LATEST
STYLES
Remember
you
get
the
Oold-bloom
guarantee30
years
In
business
without
a
complaint
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
Your
Credit
Is
Good
spread
of
local
products
and
con-
'the
younger
membr
tributions
from
friends
in
Wash
ington.
Oregon,
California
and
centrepiece
being
a
forty
pound
weddinz
cake
made
bv
Mrs.
Mar
tha
Esbenshade,
decorated
with
golden
bells
and
silver
flowers
-(in
honor
of
the
old
silver
orosDector)
and
fifty
golden
leaves,
particu
larly
for
Mrs.
Harrison.
Fine
Gifts
The
sons
of
the
haDDv
connle.
who
have
been
nlacer
mlnlnc
in
the
Manson
Creek
area,
gave
their
parents
nfty
gold
nuggets
and
the
girls
presented
them
with
a
Chesterfield
and
two
biz
comfortable
chairs.
The
Grand
Ball
which
followed
brouglit
a
record
crowd.
Some
ar
rived
by
plane,
some
by
car,
many
try
motor
boat
and
Chief
Jimmy
Andrew
by
canoe.
Saddle
horses
and
teams
filled
the
corrals
and
bams.
During
the
suDDer
inter
mission,
Arthur
Shelford
concluded
a
neat
congratulatory
speech
with
a
wish
that
"We
may
all
meet
again
at
their
Diamond
Weddlne
and
"Bill"
Harrison
heaved
a
.tioh
of
relief
as
he
threw
a
glance
a
his
pack
board
and
thought
of
the
first
week
of
October
when
he
will
shoulder
his
fifty
pound
pack
and
take
to
his
beloved
hills,
following
his
lifetime
nmlcinle
of
never
I
resting
until
he
attains
the
sum
mit
or
the
hill
where
he
will
fill
his
pipe
and
await
the
coming
of
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