f
'4
we
city.
EYES
I
ieencee
f
or
Numounts
Fnll-Tur
r
amts,
The
Newest
in
Eye-Wear
Expert
Optical
Service,
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelcry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
CHAS
DODIMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Phone
261
for
Appointment
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Tisit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Fine
China,
Glassware
and
Novelties
j
-
SCHOOL
SHOES
Headquarters
For
I
Ti
n
t
n
f
i
Shoe
Store
E
T
W
9
FOR
GROWING
GIRLS
Style
leaders
that
give
longer
wear.
Sizes
3
to
8.
From
Up
2-45
CIIILDS
AND
MISSES
A
full
line
of
patents
and
leathers.
Moderately
priced.
FOR
BOYS
and
YOUTHS
School
boots
and
oxfords.
Sturdy
build.
Up
From
2-75
RUBBERS
AND
BOOTS
TOO
SCHOOL
CASES
THE
CUT-RATE
1
1
SHOE
STORE
1
THIRD
AVENUE
I
Mail
Orders
B.
C:
Furniture
Co.
AND
CLOTHING
Thrifty
Mothers:
inc
nupcii
111
C
II
d
and
Boys
Store
BOY'S
SUITS
With
Long
Trousers
89-95
SPECIAL
Styled
Just
like
dads.
A
complete
stock
of
all
sizes.
Large
varied
assortment
of
colors
and
patterns.
Materials
that
stand
hard
wear.
Values
to
$14.
In
black
or
brown
SI
Each
with
lock
and
key.
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
SIXTH
STREET
Promptly
Filled
THIRD
AVENDE
U.C.
antlilers
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Mirk
VALENTIN
DA
J
R
PHONI
51
New
&
Used
Furniture
1
RMAL.TYPEWKnEU
22.00
1
MONARCH
TYPEWRITER
$24
00
t
RECONDITIONED
KITCHEN
RANGES
For
coal
&
wood,
from
28.00
10
39.00
2
1-DAY
SESSIONS
CHIME
CLOCKS
Qfk
QC
.
Special
JJtf.aJD
ENAMELLED
STEEL
BEDS
Q
O
ff
A
to
Of
I
ff
A
Complete,
from
?1.DU
14.011
New
Furniture
80
MATTRESSES
Of
felt
and
pure
white
cotton,
In
all
sizes
from
7.50
10
22,95
j'-i
4
JxTONE
ENAMEL
KITCHEN
RANGES
For
coal
and
wood
In
i
S65.00
t0
94.50
;
lfi
SITlbV
COUCHirsii'Can
ba
made
lhto
dtlublejbed,
single
bed
or
two
single
becis.
In
thegatest
pattern!
and
colors,
From-t
I
36.50
99.00
24
3-piece.
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES-In
rust,
wine,
green,
red,
mahogany,
brown,
very
solidly
built
and
guranteed
satisfaction.
From
75.00
t0
104.00
Phon
BLACK
321
Nut
lor
to
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldf.
EYES
It
you
have
suim-thing
to
sell,
a
classifiec
advertisement
in
.this
papar
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
RED
CROSS
DOES
WELL
Numerous
Articles
Sent
Forward
From
Local
Workroom
During
July
And
August
.
During
the
months
of
June
and
(July
a
total
of
1755
articles
were
shipped
from
the
workroom
of
the
jPrince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society,
a
record
which
it
Is
felt
reflects
credit
.on
the
workers
of
the
local
organization
and
its
branches.
The
total
included
1057
articles
of
hospital
supplies,
380
knitted
articles
and
298
articles
for
refugees.
Report
to
this
effect
has
been
made
by
Mrs.
J.
D.
Fraser,
acting
chairman
of
the
Red
Cross
workroom
committee.
MECHANIZED
CRIME
WASHINGTON,
Sept.
3:
(CP)
Mrs.
Anna
Terry
reported
that
a
youth
on
a
bicycle
snatched
her
'
I
purse
with
a
hooked
stick
as
he
pedalled
past
her
Ei-
:
-
OHIO
FOK
SALE
FOR
SALE
Helntzman
piano.
344
6th
Ave.
East.
t207)
FOR
SALE
Armour
house,
4th
Ave.
West.
7
room
house,
fairly
modem,
fine
heating
plant,
fireplace,
newly
painted,
first
class
condition.
Garage.
Immediate
'
possession
$5000
on
terms.
H.
O,
Helgerson
Ltd.
(210)
.
;
-
-
i
i
i
i
M
i
FOR
SALE
512
Tatlow
St.
near
5th
Ave,
5
room
house
witb
'
basement,
2
bedrooms.
Excellent
condition,
fully
modern
with
new
piling.
Possession
September
15.
$2000.
H.
G.
Helgerson
Ltd.
'
(210)
FOR
SALE
House
near
church
on
Dunsmuir
with
living
room,
dining
room,
fireplace,
2
large
bedrooms,
kitchen,
pantry,
and
bathroom.
New
modern
sink.)
concrete
piers
and
good
base-i
ment.
Immediate
possession',
3uuu,
nan
casn.
h.
q.
Helgerson,
Ltd.
(209)
FCiR.
RALRftnan.
lAtpjst
mnrfpl
!.li40-4i,
General
Electric
5-tube
mantleradio,:
jJlack
?78
(208)
;
JIT"
','
J
'-
'.
.
I
w
J
'
rarcirENE.
and
.
SANtraitJp-:
FLIE3
for
men
and
women.)
Write-
for
latest
price
lisW
and
receive
Free
Novelty
premium.'
Buy
confidentially
by
mail
andi
save.
Western
Supply,
Box
667,
Vancouver,
0.
C.
(S.
15)
'
MEN
of
30,
40,
501
VIM,
PEP,
VI-
'
GOR
Subnormal?
Try
Ostres
tablets.
Contain
tonics,
stlmu-fj.
lants,
oysters
elements,
aids
toy
normal
pep.
If
not
delighted
with
results
first
package,
maker
refunds
low-
price.
Call,
write
McCutcheon''
and
all
other
good
drug
stores.
scnoOLS
'&
colleges!
CIVIL
SERVICE
EMPLOYMENT'
EXAMINATION
for
Clerks
'an-'
.bounced.
Open
to
all.
Applications
'
;
td
reach
Ottawa
by
Sept.
15.
..Our
advice,
has
helped
hundreds
ob-'taln
Civil
Service
positions
as
.
Clerks,
Postmen,
Customs
Examiners,
etc.
Free
booklet
on
request.
M.C.C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Wln-ncpe'g.
Oldest
In
Canada.
Nc
Agents.
all
!
MAT.E
HET
WANTED
'
WANTED
Man
with
driver's
lic
ence.
Experienced
In
dalrywork!
desirable.
Valentin
Dairy.
(209)
j
HELP
WANTED,
MALE
Reliable
J
man
for
night
work.
Knox
Hotel,
f
(209)
WANTED
WANTED
Capable
woman
to
live
In
and
care
for
3
school
children
for
two
weeks.
Phone
762.
(208)
HOLIDAYS
Book1
Your
Reservations
at
SANGAN
RIVER
HOLIDAYCAMP
Now
Also
for
Fall
reticulars
Write
MRS.
DUNN
MassetL
Queen
Charlotte
Is.
'
.
B.C.
Tffli
DXJDt
KUfi
Gotham
Warming
British
Forces
H
ew
york
Cronp
BnST
Providing
Bnndles
For
Soidiers,
Seamen
And
Alraen
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
3:
CP
A
big
map
of
the
United
Slates,
stuck
with
125
colored'
pins
in
alt
sections
of
the
country,
hangs
on
the
wall
0f
the
room
overlooking
fashionable
Park
Avenue,
where
rich
and
poor
will
come
together
with
a
common
bond
of
wanting
to
help
Britain.
The
room
is
the
headquarters
of
"Bundles
for
Britain,"
the
colored
pins
doclxte
other
offices
which
have
mushroomed
from
an
idea
by
Mrs.
Wales
Latham,
who
asked
Prime
Minister
Churchill
how
she
could
help
and
got
an
answer
telling
of
the
need
for
warm
clothes
for
Britain's
soldiers,
sailors
and
airmen.
Rich
and
poor
alike
have
been
doing
their
bit
for
Mrs.
Latham's
organization
untU
now
her
headquarters
present
a
crossroads
of
"New
York
Society.
Nina
Van
Vech-'ten,
a
debutante,
sorty
wool
next
to
the
wife
of
a
travelling
sales-jman
knitting
a
sweater.
A
woman
on
relief
wraps
packages
besides
a
richly-clad
woman
fashioning
a
ipair
of
socks
that
will
go
to
a
British
sailor.
More
than
1,000
letters
a
day
come
into
the
headquarters.
One
day
there
was
a
cheque
for
$1,000
the
life
savings
of
an
English
Butler
In
Long
Mand,
and
another
simply
expressing
appreciation
for
"Your
admirable
organization
and
,the
great
good
will
towards
this
country
of
which
your
supplies
are
speaking
testimony."
That
letter
bore
the
crest
of
Buckingham
Palace.
It
was
from
yueen
Elizabeth.
1'
.ZJjL
1
Now,
Who
Believes
John
Bull's
Slow?
Elxht
Year
Construction
Job
Is
Rushed
To
Completion
In
Less
Than
Two
Years
LONDON,
Sept.
3:
(CP)
Here
Is
an
example
o
how
the
war
effort
has
been
speeded
up
In
Great
Britain.
A
contract
for
erection
of
a
fac
tory
In
the
west
of
England
for
.production
of
government
stores
was
given
to
a
big
building
firm
'in
April,
1939.The
contract
called
I
for
completion
of
the
job
in
eight
jyears
April,
1947.
Three
weeks
after
the
war
start-Jed
the
contract
was
sub-let
to
government
contractors.
Men
be-!gan
work
almost
as
soon
as
the
contract
was
signed
and
produc-
tlon
was
scheduled
to
begin
dur-jlng
the
first
week
0f
August
with
i
the
whole
Job
scheduled
to
be
jcomDleted
by
February,
1941
more
than
six
years
ahead
of
time.
Dally
adverttmn
m
cae
Dalb
News
Is
sure
to
bring
dally
results.
Hold
p
flIn
these
fateful
days,
we
must
hold
Funeral
Of
Edgar
Hudson
Of
Kitselas
KITSELAS.
Sept.
3:
On
Thursday
last
Rev.
Mr.
Rowland
of
Terrace
conducted
the
funeral
service
for
Edgard
Hudson
who
had
passed
away
earlier
in
the
week.
He
was
the
20-year
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Hudson.
A
short
service
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
deceased
before
the
funeral
cortege
proceeded
to
the'
church.
Interment
took
place
In
the
native
graveyard'
at
Kitselas.
The
pallbearers
were
Albert
Mc-I
Kenzie.
John
Cecil,
Eddie
Bennett
Roy
Bolton
and
Carl
Bolton.
Besides
his
parents
and
two
sis
ters,
many
other
relatives
and,
friends
mourn
the
passing
of
this
popular
young
member
of
the
community.
(Former
Local
Man
If
Ta
MovmaJI
id
iu
nc
mauicu
In
Vancouver
Soon
I
Engagement
Announced
Of
Reld
V
McLennan
to
Miss
Laura
Grace
..
Bragg
of
Vancouver
A
number
of
local
(rlcnds
of
Reid
Lewis
McLennan
have
received
cards
announcing
his
engagement
to
Miss
Laura
Grace
Bragg,
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
B.
Bragg
of
Vancouver.
The
marriage
will
take
place
September
11
in
St.
Paul's
Anglican
Church
with
Misses
Elizabeth
and
Edith
Bragg
attending
their
sister.
James
Abbot
Is
to
be
best
man
and
Harold
King
and
Joseph
Bragg
ushers.
A
reception
will
follow
the
wedding
at
Shaugh-nessy
Oolf
Club.
Fast
fast
to
all
our
cherished
Toesday.sept,
love
of
democracy
and
liberty
-
arid
our
firm
faith
in
Canada.
This
is
a
time
for
cool
heads,
for
resolute
courage,
for
unity
of
purpose
-a
time
when
every
loyal
Canadian
will
do
his
or
her
part
in
the
fight
for
freedom.
It
is
important,
too,
that
you
hold
fast
to
your
life
insurance
for
the
security
of
yourself
and
your
family.
For
today,
millions
of
life
insur-
once
dollars,
invested
in
war
loans,
are
helping
'
our
Government
to
provide
the
trained
men,
equipment,
and
armaments
so
wgently
needed
for
the
I
successful
prosecution
of
the
war.
Despite
wars,
epidemicsfand
panics,
.
life
insurance
has
weathered
every
storm
in
the
past
hnndyed
years.
f
It
is
good
citizenship
to
own
"1.
1?"
mtc
in&ttiance
HJ.MIillT
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.
2
Show.
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V1,M,
j;ua
,.
.
RAY
MILLAND
LORETTA
YOUNG
In
"The"
Doctor
Takes
A
Witf
With
GAIL
FATMCK
(At
7:31
and
949)
ADDED
"Screen
Snapshots
Cartoon.
"Jitterbuj
Xiihtf
Sport
following
the
Hoandj'
GREAT
RACER
DFAn
Manfred,
one
0f
the
greater
r
norses
ever
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his
off.
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as
winners
of
553
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and
&!
vaiuea
at
$453,380
"
maijuuc
oni'
It
the
bi
school
tsarhlnp
vf
.f
the
city
on
the
Ca
a:
a
wtRt
morning
after
speeding
the
Z
mer
vacation
in
the
:utb
ot,
were
Miss
Irene
Mitih'i
.
...
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M
Mary
Easthope.
nve
thouinnG
rv
people
read
the
Daily
Men.
1
pays
Jo
let
them
tnow
whlr
w
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nave
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