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Consisting
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chiffonier,
vanity
and
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HIS
MAJESTY
SHOWS
HIS
IDENTIFICATION
PAP
ERS
When
His
Majesty
Uispecfed
some
detachments
of
local
defepce
voluuiet.-s,
near
London,
his
.IdentificaUon
papers,
now
carried
by
all
Britons,
were
demanded
by
the
armed
fcuards
at
the
pos
In
this
picture
we
see
one
guard
examining
the
i:onarcjVs
papers,
which,
apparently
were
in
order,
while
a
secopd
guard
aims
his
rifle
at
the
Kh.
,
CoL
J,
JiBurton-Willison
of
he,
Royal
CanSdiah
Army
'
Service
Corps;
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Rupjrt
for
Vejnon.
OBJECTORS
rIUST
GO
COVENTRY,
Eig
Aug.
20:
(CP)
A
meeting
of"
"citizens
shouted
down
speakers
who
defender
con
"f4
Jean
MacLean
A.T.CL
and
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.CM.
Announce
the
Opening
of
PRIVATE
and
CLASS
TUITION
in
PIANO
and
THfcpRY
Commencing
September
1
Phone
Green
836
or
Green
403
Studio
in
Federal
Block
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CUSSIFIEI
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KEN!
FOUNT)
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can
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same
by
calling
at
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News
and
paying
for
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HYGIENE
AND
SANITARY
SUP
PLIES
-for
men
and
women.
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for
latest
price
list,
and
receive
Free
Novelty
premium.
Buy
confidentially
by
mall
and
save.
Western
Supply,
Box
667,
Vancouer,
B.
C.
(S,
15)
WANTED
WANTED
Reliable
girl
house
work.
Sleep
out.
Phone
640
between
12
and
2:30.
(297)
WANTED
Housekeeper.
Apply
610,
6th
Ave.
W.,
Suite
4.
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PERSONAL
MEN
OF
30,'
40,
501
HEALTH
(
vim,
pep)
subnormal?
Try
Ostrex
tablets
of
tonics,
stimulants,
oyster
elements
to
aid
recovery
of
normal
pep.
If
not
delighted
with
re
suits,
first
package,
maker
refunds
lts;lowprlce.
Call,
write'
McCut-cheoji's
and
all
other
"good
drug
WEDS
IN
CALGARY
Miss
Margaret
.
--T
..ue.s
and
having
a
Becomes
Bride
of
Lieut
Cyril
Nixon
CALGARY,
August
26
St.
Ste-
of
500"
to
3,
passed
a
motion
urging
setting
for
a
pretty
wedding
at
that
ail
objectors
be
'asked
to
re-
P-m
sign
from
municipal
bffice.
1
SUFFERING
QUICKLY
WITH
'
asthma'
KELLOGG'S
fl
RELIEF!
tanned
with
seed
pearls.
jWhifflets
i
From
the
Waterfront
Havlng
on
board
one
of
the
largest
passenger
lists
of
the
season,
cons
st'ng
largely
of
round-
trip
tourists
for
Alaska,
C.
P.
R.
scientious
objeptors
and
by
a
vote
Phen'3
Anglican
Church
was
the
steamer
Princess
Charlotte.
CapS.i
'
William
Palmer,
called
in
port
ol.
oaiuraay
August
iu,
wnen
from
8
aim.
uhtil
10:30
yesterday
,
"
Wlia
aausni
morning'.
Of
207
passengers
on
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
JarvU
McLeod
of
board
when
the
vessel
arrived
here
Prmce
Rupert
became
the
bride
of
fourteen
disembarked
at
this
port.
Mr
Cyril
C.
Nixon,
lieutenant
hi
one
went
north
from
here
aboard
the
Calgary
Highlanders,
only
son
her
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
C.
Nixon
ofi
Abbotsford,
B.C.,
Ven.
Archdeacon
-,,,or.
,..,.
.
There
were
,on
190
n,
ar-r
passengers
r
,.
Swanson
c,
,..,
.
cu
officiated.
iuZ.
no
J
111
a
f0Wn
5teai"
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
Neil
ii
oyster
oyster
,v-?Jr
satin,
satin,
cut
cut
on
on
princess
nrinces..
.
...
....tct-up-nugui
ku
.p0Urteen
was
held
in
place
by
a
coronet
of
I
j
,
.
.
.
.
ccu
earis.-tma
sne
carried
a
white
prayer
book
with
streamers
aud
sweetheart
roses.
Miss
Isabel
Brannan
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
accompanied
the
bride
to
Calgary,
wore
orchid
chiffon
with
a
small
toning
hat.
She
carried
a
colonial
bouquet
of
roses
and
sweet
peas.
Franklin
H.
Bon-
nell,
lieutenant
In
the
Calgary
Highlanders,
was
the
groomsman.
Mrj.
Jarvis
H.
McLeod,
mother
of
the
bride,
was
smart
in
dusty
rose
chiffon
with
a
lace
Jacket
and
a
matching
hat.
She
wore
a
f
6
fur
and
a
cqrsage
of
roses.
Mrs.
James
Griffiths
of
Seattle,
aunt
of
i
motored
up
lor
the
t'iho
mol
atLinin
rose
lace
with
a
and
a
corsage
of
theMklJrjAs
d
!bis
tie,
who
flvtljhein
marriage.
A
reeeptlon
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Claude
C.
Brannan.
1316
First
street
N.W.
The
bride's
table
was
covered
with
a
lace
table
cloth
and
centred
with
the
wedding
cake
and
Ivory
tapers.
'.
wcui.
ana
Airs,
nixon
win
re-
FOR
RENT
First
class
room
and
8lde
in
the
Congress
apartments.
board.
Phone
Green
973,
(tf)
i
Out-of-town
guests
Included
Mrs.
1
.
,
John
Blackford
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Ayres
of
Seattle.
Daily
advertisma
ru
Jews
is
sure
to
bring
suits.
i
uu
Dalljj?
dally
re-
persons
left
ths
vessel
Having
arrived
Sunday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
on
one
of
the'
regular
delivery
trips
along
the
coast.
Home
Oil
Distributors
tanker
Dinamac,
Capt.
Gordon
Wlllls-crtft,
Sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
her
return
south.
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KH1IHTKY
NOTICE
ACT
lit:
Ortlfli-atr
of
Title
No.
II23-I'
to
the
Un4
Halt
ot
the
NurtlcWrot
fuartfr
of
srrtlon
33.
Tomihlilp
2,1
lunge
4,
l'uat
liltrlct.
anil
Crrt'iri-j
rate
uf
Title
No,
ll'J-f
to
the
Eat
lUlf
of
the
Nortli-Vrt
(Juartfr
of,
Stlon
33.
Townhlp
t.
ltrane
4,
Coast
District.
1
WIEREA3
satisfactory
proof
of
loss
of
the
aibove
OerMflot
at
Title
Issued
In
the
name
of
Zmx&x
Moarn
uul
lllamcs
8.
Laync.
rtBpfetlrtJy
has
been
puWlataco
hereof,
tnua
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
.Leu
of
the
suld
lost
Certificates.
uole,li
the
mean.
tme
valid
objection
Is
mide
to
me
la
TlUn.
'
,
.
f
.)
DATED
at
the
Ind
Rflitry
Office.
Prince
Rurrt,
B.
C.
this
12th
day
of
August,
1940.
A.
THOMPSON
Daputy
Registrar
of
TKlcs.
Prince
Prince
Rupert's
Rupert's
Leading
Leading
Paper
Paper
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Dclirered
at
Your
Door
50c
A
MONTH
Phone
98
MacKenzie's
Furniture
AUGUST
FURNITURE
SALE
Walnut
Finish
End
Tables
At
;
Foot
Stool
Finished
walnut
legs.
Covered
In
in
mohair
and
tapestry
Phone
775
(Meet
Her
in
a
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
.
'A
Can
Ride
for
Price
of
One
S1.95
$1.95
Nerves
Shattered
By
War's
Ordeals
Hypnotic
Treatment
Aided
In
Restorer
Soldier
and
Sailor
to
Normal
Health
LONDON,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
A
British
soldier
who
shot
his
mortally
wounded
brother
to
hasten
hl3
death
on
the
sands
at
Dunkirk
was
a
nervous
wreck
until
hypnotic
treatment
revealed
the
reason
for
his
strange
nervous
ailment,
a
writer
disclosed,
in
a
recent.
Issue
of
Lancet.
British
medical
magazine.
The
writer.
Dr.
William
Sargeni.
psychiatric
specialist,
cited
this
and
another
case
to
show
beneficial
rr-sults
of
hypnotic
treatment.
Tha
illness
puzzled
Dr.
Sargent
and
Inducing
the
soldier
to
describe
the
f
rightfulness
on
the
beach
also
failed
to
provide
rt
basis
on
which
to
formulate
a
cure.
Under
hypnosis,
however,
the
No
Price
Chance
Expected
Anglo-Australian
Meat
Contracts
!
I
Si
H
O
I
In
soldier
gave
Dr.
Sargent
a
clear
-
picture
of
his
ordeal
beside
his
paid
by
the
priUsh
(brother.
The
Incident
had
tortur-
Australian
meat
i
ied
the
soldier's
mind
but
he
could
when
the
present
-'
not
remember
what
he
had
done,
in
September.
'pynpnt
rVin
hvrmnti7Ad
Aft.f-
th
t
i-
.
-
""i"
..-..
-
rrcYiuuy
vnc
ivi
doctor
heard
the
story
he
was
abl?
had
considend
to
treat
the
man
who
quickly
re-
pald
by
Brttain
f
gained
his
health.
'second
quality
beef
Another
case
was
that
of
a
tor-
low
and
lt
had
pedoed
mercnant
seaman
'no
con.
fessedluner
hypnosis,
that
he
felt
responsible
for
the
deaih
of
hU
best
friend,
who
until
he
sank,
had
beeri
swimming
at
his
side.
When
the
sailor
became
conscious
after
the
hypnotic
treatment
he
was
told
the
story
and
assured
by
the
doctor
that
he
had
no
cause
for
self-redrimlnatlon.
His
worries
Diet
Change
May
Affect
Exports
for
a
premium
on
Dew
In
view
of
actual
war
f
it
has
been
decided
'
of
the
contract
on
p-
will
be
acceptable
'A
forecast
by
the
Bi
of
Agriculture
for
a
v
diet
based
on
more
fr;,
lng
a
revolution
in
Aur
lng
and
the
subject
ha
discussed
in
th
new
I
agricultural
clrelr-
200
pairs
of
ladles
white
shoes.
Buy
them
at
this
unusually
LOU
I
ClteAtUN;CBhlCE.
Styles
to
fit
eSALE
.
Brown
or
white.
Sizes
6-12,
Don't
Wait
I
CHILDREN'S
SANDALS
$
TONIGHT
and
WEDXesdiy
2ShowiNithtlr,7;0QlnHt.1
SPENCER
TRACY
In
The
World-Famed
Action
t.
mance
of
the
Heroic
Mjj,
"NORTHWEST
PASSAGE'
In
Technicolor'
With
Robt.
YounR
Knth
Himey
and
Cast
of
Thousands
(At
7:19
and
9:
Also
Pete
Smith
SoTclty
&
Ciflm,
Coming
Thurs
Frl
"The
Ho'ekeenr'
n.h(
Mttl
'
fc
"
to
ab-tel
pritt
VL:Jtt
tables
and
less
meat
w
S
oartinl
larly
generous
ratio:
Is
recognized
here
eu
00
ma
1
i!i
(m
0:
crl
i
A
reduction
of
Bn
n
mrjta
lng
habits
which
muy
:
lese
permanent
would
t;.
11
change-over
in
produi
:ti
mti
tralia.
t
SYDNEY.
NJ3.W.,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
It's
the
cumuiatr.ti
erred
ol
i
.T
...
v
i
.
n
i
No
increase
in
nrleeji
over
that
nni-
'ertlslne
that
counts
wiwucau,
Will.il
WU
Ul
JUll
11UUI
O
I
s""
c
"""fcajh.
until
3
pjn.
yesterday
south-
bound
frcm
Skagway
to
Vancouyer.
WHITE
Reg.
to
$3.95
1
Pumps,
straps
and
oxfords
in
the
season's
bet
styles.
Both
buck
and
leather.
High,
cuban
of
low
heels.
Priced
lower
than
our
wholesale
cost
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
KEDETTES
ONCE
a
year
sale
ci
fiQ
Regular
to
$2.65.
f
For
ladies
and
growing
girls.
Comfy
sport
shoes
with
crepe
soles.
J
MEN'S
RUNNING
SHOES
99c
99c
Leather
or
rubber
soles.
Sizes
5-10"2
and
11-2.
Reg.
to
$1.75.
The
Cut
-
Rate
Shoe
Store
PHONE
GREEN
615
THIRD
AVENTE
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
NitM
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PHONE
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Complete
Line
of
Lumber;
Sash
and
Doors,
Cement
and
Insulating
Material
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&
McCAFFERY
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rilONE
in
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yoj?
t?2?
gattteffi
sdyertisc
tor
It,