L?
September
13,
194
E
.:
-n.
arrived
on
last
eve
:;i,n
from
a
two
months
ttupe.-
in
irtn
intprmr
ll-d.'
'i'
'
Johnnie
$1.00
Walker
...because
they
know
their
Scotch
Red
Label
2614
ozs.
....
$3.75
40
ozs
$5.G0
J-40
Black
Label
Over
12
years
old.
Unfilled,
blended
and
Bottled
in
Scotland
UROCADED
DRAPERY
Bi
adid
drapery,
sanTplcs
for
cushion
tops,
etc
Each
50c
WOOLCOT
BLANKETS
W'-1
ot
blankets,
assorted
colors,
sateen
bound
Each
$2:75
LOOK
FOR
THE
RED
IABIIOM
THE
SQUARE
KTTU
itrmt
fbis
adrertlsement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
P.n
nVl
SI
tt
4
1
O
tl
fVl
!r
J
mci
f
aim
MUKjr
ol
British
Columbia
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
R
8.
Blnckaby,
on
Jast
nght.,
train.
Mr
ho
have
been
on
a
holiday
motor
frlD
to
Vanenuvpr
nri
pnnthrn
TOWELS
fine
quality,
30x40,
assorted
colored
4
for
$1.00
TEA
TOWELS
Tea
towels,
blue
or
red
check'.
6
for
$1.00
PILLOW
SLIPS
PL
iw
slips,
full
bleach.
4
for
.
Jil.OQ
CURTAINS
Curtauis.
frilled,
assorted
colors
with
ties.
Pill
ir,
75c
CURTAIN
NETS
Curtain
nets,
assorted
patterns.
4
yards
'VANITY
SETS
Varilj
sets,
organdie
or
linen.
2
sets
$1.00
TAHLE
CLOTHS
Rnvon
table
cloths,
assorted
colors,
21-
50x50.
rDlackaby
Is
the
new
manager
of
3rltish
Columbia,
returned
to
tht
e
Bank
oI
Montreal
here.
MID
MONTH
SPECIALS
WALLACE'S
SATURDAY
TO
TUESDAY
FLANNELETTE
SHEETS
F
'
itirlette
sheets,
white
or
grey,
86x76.
Each
$3.00
T
:e,v
PANTIES
and
BLOOMERS
Women's
panties
and
bloomers,
silk
knit.
3
pairs
$1.00
FLANNELETTE
GOWNS
Women's
flanelette
gowns,
assorted
sizes.
Each
$1.00
SILK
CREPE
GOWNS
Pure
silk
crepe
gowns,
white
or
tea
rose,
to
$3.75.
Each
$1.75
.PAJAMAS
Pure
silk
and
satin
pajamas,
lace
trim
or
tailored,
to
$5.95.
Atr-
$2.75
DANCE
SETS
Dance
sets,
pure
silk,
assorted
colors.
$1.00
CHILDREN'S
SOX
Children's
wool
sox.
3
pairs
$1.00
Each
SLIPS
Slips,
suede
taffeta
and
silk
knit,
peach
or
pink.
2
for
$1.00
CHILDREN'S
HOSE
Children's
wool
mix
hose,
values
to
50c.
3
prs.
$1.00
WOMEN'S
HOSE
Women's
silk,
wool
and
cotton
mix
hose,
pairs
$:
KIDDIES'
DRESSES
Kiddies'"
Jersey
dresses
and
sweaters.
Each
$1.00
Dresses-Crepes,
values
to
$4.95.
Special
....
$2.95
BLOUSES
B)
iuses.
suede
taffeta,
all
new
stock,
assorted
eoliir.
Each
WHITE
FLANNELETTE
White
flannelette,
27
inches
wide.
C
yds.
$1.00
WOMEN'S
VESTS
Women's
wirter
vests,
short
sleeve,'
silk
stripe.
Each-
-
45c
GIRDLES
W
men's
elastic
girdles,
corsets,
etc
Each
$1.00
BRASSIERES
Women's
brassieres
or
uplifts.
3
for
$1.00
1MION
E,
9
We
Close
at
6
y.m.
COMFORTERS
rrmifnrtpr.s.
cotton
filled,
assorted
pattern
covering.
Each
S2c50
CUSHIONS
Cushions,
silk
covered,
assorted
.styles.
Each
CHILDREN'S
BLOOMERS
Children's
bloomers,
navy
fleece,
all
sizes.
3
pairs
'
$1.00
CHILDREN'S
BLOOMERS
Children's
flannelette
bloomers,
elastic
knee.
i
nairs
$:
THIRD
and
FULTON
Saturdays
THB
DAILY
KCWI
PAGE
THRCT
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Miss
Florence
Watt
Is
leaving
on
v.,.
...ninn'i
train
for
a.
tntr
10
ottan-..
'
Miss
Bell
of
OoWbloonV
last
night
on
a
Buying
trip.
George
C.
Mitchell
sailed
last
....T;,..,..
.n-
XVII.
aim
ivua.
t
tauitou
oauvu
.
u
r
Una
rjnruarf
fnr
A
t
mgn.,
n
last
nlghfon
the
Prince
Rupert
for
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
The
County
Court
case
of
Robert
Sharff
e
vs.
C.
D.
Bruce,
in
which
the
claim
was
for
$110,
has
been
settled.
The
case
arose
at
Sklde-gate.
W.
O.
Fulton
was
counsel
for
Announcements
AU
advertisement
in
thu
ctl-omn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
2k:
word.
C.
C.
F.
Bridge,
September
14.
j
Anelican
Tea.
Mrs.
Cecil
Fitz
gerald.
September
19.
Hill
60
Dance
September
20.
Eagles'
Bridge,
September
25.
Rebekah
Tea
for
Canteen,
Mrs,
Bert
Morgan's,
26th.
Ridley
Home
October
1.
Leglon
Hall.
grocery
Catholic
Bazaar
October
2
and
3
City
Tennis
Association'
dance,
Odd-
II
fellows'
Hall,
October
4th.
De
Car-
I
'
U1.
Tfftlr-af
arlmleeiftn
fir"
Queen
Mary.
Dance.
October
18.
Sonja's
Bazaar,
Moose
Hall.
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
November
8.
Salvation
Army
Sale,
Nov.'
6.
Anglican
Bazaar.
November
7..
Ti
p
I
IS
1
W
'.1
rs
store
leit
Frenk
Folger
sauea
last
nigm
o
p
,
nunprt
Rotarv
Club
the
Prince
Rupert
ior
a
uip
uj
v
m-
yesterday
voted
the
sum
0I
$70o
couver.
to
be
Invested
in
war
loan
bonds,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
V.
oraysion
arc
w
Wii.inn.M.lrrnv
sailed
last
sailing
tonight
oh
the
Cardena
for
nlght
on
tne
j,rlnce
Rupert
for
j
a
tnp
to
Vancouver
ana
eiscwiicic
trlp
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
In
the
soutn.
i
;
,,
Guldo
Bussanlch
sailed
last
night
Murray
Phllllpson,
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
O.
E.
Phllllpson,
sauea
py
me
Vanrni,.
Prince
Rupert
last
night
to
resume
i
studies
at
Vancouver
after'
spending
the
summer
vacation
sea-
,
a-
"f"
.
1
I
ramrrnn'i
Drrhrctra.
NnvrlliM
son
here.
n
.,,-
,ici
Dance.
Boston
Hall,
Saturday
14
9
p.m.
Old-time,
modern
ana
tcan-
i
Ann
rtf
fnrmncr.
nrrnrd-
C.
D.
Sutherland,
Dominion
ar-;
chltect
of
Ottawa,
and
Mrs.
Sutherland,
disembarked
from
the
Prince
George
last
evening
after
having
made
the
round
trip
north
from
Vancouver
to
stewart,
and
will
proceed
to
Edmonton
on
this
evening's
train.
Friday,
13th
And
So
What?
Why
Worry?
There's
Nothing
to
Back
Up
its
Reputation
i
Tlell
last
week-end,
sailed
last
comoination
of
day
and
date
this
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
year
tTiaay
December
13.
Next
Ocean
Falls.
year
it
win
turnup
only
once--in
FASHION
DISPLAY
Annette's
Show
andf
Tea
for
Boys'
Band
Is
Huge
Success
su
Taken
Yesterday
afternoon
about
three
hundred
ladles
attended
a
unique
fall
fashion
show
by
Annette
at
tne
Moose
Hall.
The
hall
was
arranged
n
cabaret
style
with
the
moaeis
circulating
among
the
tables
dis
playing
the
latest
in
fall
wearing
apparel.
The
Boys
Band
piayea
uniu
me
show
started
and
an
orchestra
con-
slsting
of
Mrs.
J.
s.
macs,
twovi
Greenfield
and
Leo
Poltras
played
for
the
show.
The
program
was
arranged
with
professional
precision
with
acts
Interspersing
at
the
display.
The
climax
of
the
show
was
aj
beautiful
wedding
featuring
six
I
bridesmaids,
a
flower
girl
and
bride.
Those
taking
part
In
the
vaude-
j
Just
say
"Three
Two
please."
vllle
acts
were
y
VOnne
Rlf
fou,
sing-:
Felslnthal,
'
AUce
Blue
Gown"
:
d
"Love
Mrs.
Dora
mother
of
"Tcafor
1x315
liinia
)uis
Pplspnt.hnl
FelsenthaL
U
leaving
Tpavlnir
on
on
this
this
"
Crn?:
lonlsts
in
Canada.
Admission
50c.
'evening's
train
for
Pittsburg
after
BT0"'
'
"Z
'Z
,n
'
(216)
having
,
paid
an
extended
visit
to
the
i
Monica
"
m"
Holtby;
"J"'
t
"Ink
T"
J
Spots,
w7-
Mrm
Mon-
ica
Holtby
and
Jean
Murvold;
tap
novelty,
Maresa
Wlndle.
and
solo,
'ap.
Marie
Boulter.
The
mannequins
were
Miss
Bessie
j
Raugh
(bride),
Miss
Flo
Obuchlna.i
Miss
Peggy
Steen,
Mrs.
V.
Alexand-
'
er,
Mrs.
L.
Owen,
Mrs.
G.
Sellg,
Mrs.i
B.
Windle,
Mrs.
P.
Dickens,
Miss
Marie
Boulter,'
Miss
M.
Sllversldes,!
Mrs.
W.
Stone,
Miss
Elsie
Johansen,
1
Miss
Kay
Nickerson
and
little
Ben-
lta
Wlndle
as
flower
girl,
W
Li
21
V
I
As
a
matter
of
fact-
historical
.coaching
being
suspected.
.
(or
satlstlr-al
t.hr(
Is
nnf.hlnir
fjil
.
REALLY
KILL
One
pad
kills
flle
all
day
and
every
day
for
2
or
3
wrrli.
3
pada
in
each
June.
In
1942
there1
will
be
reap-'pearances
In
February,
March
and
HAMILTON,
Sept.
13:-
iRnw.lal
officers
of
the
Twenty
Ontario
provincial
police
have
arrived
here
In
connection
with
Investigation
of
alleged
disloyalty
of
Hamilton
school
children.
Their
parents
are.
llf
II
AITAT
Nnvpmhpr
'being
checked
up
on.
subversive
Indicate
that
Friday
the
13th
Is'
HO
1
LL
AKKIVALo
more
unlucky,
generally
speaking,.
i
than
any
other
day
on
the
calen-
Central
I
dar.
j
l.
K.
Greenough
and
A.
Johnson,
But,
nevertheless,
thousands
of
iFrederick
Point;
R.
Hutchlngs,
Van-1
people
today
refuse
to
set
out
on
'
couver;
Mrs.
A.
E.
Pongracz,
city;
a
journey
by
land,
sea
or
air:
l.
H.
Scott,
Exstew.
I
start
a
new
Job
or
have
a
needed
operation.
The
old
superstition
which
may
have
had
Its
roots
in
cedar
Rapids,
Iowa;
J.
S.
Nelson
the
bcelnnln
of
the
Christian
I
flnd
C.
B.
Flewin.
Port
Slmnson:
H.
'
p,flirlj
Pr,Jln
no
,U'kl"
.era
1900
years
aro
dies
hard
hakfl
A
air
AIII
1
IrttaTaTlalt.
1
"
Grocery
or
General
Store
10
CENTS
PER
PACKET
WHY
PAY
MORE?
THB
WILSON
Ft
Y
PAD
CO..
Himilwn,
Out.
found
In
the
circle
of
Valhalla.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
John
Boden,
Is
due
in
port
at
1:30
tomorrow
morning
from
the
south
and
will
sail
later
in
the
morning
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
William
Hughes,
is
due
In
I
port
at
3
oclock
this
afternoon
shower,
'from
the
south
and
wlll
sall
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
.
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
CARD
OF
THANKS
Annette
wishes
to'
thank
the
fol-
'
Presbyterian
Choir
supper
Oc-!
wln
for
,th;r
co-operation
Gordon
&
Anderson,
Dlbb
Printing
Co.,
Canadian
Legion,
Hyde
Trans-
Rebekah
Dance.
Oddfellows'
HalL
fer
Boston
Cafe
and
Macey's
Con-October,;
11.
,fectlonery.
Lutheran
Bazaar,
Metropole,
Oc
tober
12.
Everything
in
Novelties
At
1
Eva
s
Novelty
SHOP
635
3rd.
Ave.
Wet
I
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Glenn
E-
Norton,;
IH.
Brown.
C.
CamDbell.
James
L.
Its
Origin
Watson
and
R.
Wilson,
Vancouver;
Perhans
the
most
accepted
orlr
j.
o.
Lafrancols,
Montreal;
Mr.
and
gin
of
the
Friday
the
13th
ldealMrs,
Charles
D.
Sutherland,
Otta-is
In
the
fact
that
there
were;
13fya;
M
A
Krantz,
Porcher
Island;
at
the
Last
Sunper,
including
Judas
Iscariot.
who
next
day.
tra
ditlonally
a
Frldv
betrayed
Jesus
Christ
for
crucifixion.
R.
Nicholson,
Shannon
Bay;
F.
L.
R'olston,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
H.
McDonald,
city;
Mrs.
A.
C.
Head
and
I
Maria
Hparl.
Tprrarp!
fl.
A.
F.rlpnH-
The
astrologers
of
ancient
Baby-,
son
Snnnvsidp.
n
ft,,.ns
J
1
l
an
1
t
.
..II
1
'
t
.
--v
jon
aecjarea
uniucKy.
otvwiui-
r0it
tirf
oeisrs
oi
scanainavia
oiacKiistea
the
number
because
Balder,
their
sun-eod
had
to
rile
when
13
were
Most
peopie
rao
int
classified
nds.
Do
you?
'
;
success
it
was:
vans
uascry,
row-
,
Navy
Auxiliary
Tea.
October
19,
'
Corporation,
Kalen
Hardware,
;
J
it
25
SALON
A
Thii
tdrertiwnwnt.
u
not
pufcluhtd
W
diipliyed
by
tin
Liqaor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Goveromf
nt
of
British
Colombia.
In
Memoriam
In
loving
memory
of
my
.
dear
husband
and
our
dear
dad,
Robert
Ticket
No.
92,
held
by
Mrs.
Han-
pki
Murray,
Diedw
Septem-
Veteran
of
a
score
of
wartimes
,n
vector
ber
13,
1936.
th
niaintiff
onrt
t
w.
Rroum
for
over
seval
centuries,
the
old
Jit-,
ua
.,,,
fnr
tho
vnpfit
nt
I
His
presence
was
our
greatest
I""
1
TIJ
IL.
..It.
,
.
"
--'
V
ifendant
iciuub
muaj
ioui
pops
out
.
of
the
calendar
today
to
blitzkrieg
A.
J.
Prudhomme
arrived
In
the
superstitious
souls
who
may
be
'.city
on
Tuesday
night's
train
from
Inclined
to
take
him
seriously.
Telkwa,
where
he
has
been
for
1
Friday
the
13th
was
around
once
the
past
month,
and
plans
on
re-
previously
since
the
war
opened,
turning
to
the
Interior
this
eve-
It
was
Friday,
October
13,
1939,
nlng.
iand
three
German
submarines
were
destroyed
that
day
certainly
Master
James
Denholme
of
Tlell
no
lucky
date
for
the
enemy.
.
)
and
Miss
Joan
Denholme
of
Ocean
There
will
be
another
appear-
.
.....
..
n
i
,
.
i
,
.
Fans,
wno
arnvea
m
me
cuy
irom
u
"e
yiovcruicii
umucsy
the
Boys'
Band
and
$130
was
taken
J
Subversive
Acts
Of
Children
In
Ontario
City
pleasure
His
memory
Is
our
greatest
treasure.
iti
Inserted
by
his
loving
.wife
and
son.
Dally
News
Classified
Ads
Drtng
results.
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PUuE
11
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oet
2
lovrlr
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wnn
tan
sna
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vjumver
DO
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to
Boi
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WHEAT
AND
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