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August
29,
1940.
Thursday.
AQE
THRO
Moving
Pictures
Big
Win
The
War
Campaign
ngures
War'
Picture
Industry's;
campaign,
last
very
successful!
?
25.
Alberta
and
1V
rf
E:"l.v
hewan
$87,096.75;
tish
C
umbia
$50,910.25.
Brl-
DOUBLE
AUTOMATIC
BOOKLET
Seven
Years
In
Business
Bill
Stone
Celebrating
Anniversary
j
riming
un
Extra
Flourish
This
Week
Bill
Stone,
the
expert
In
look
mosi
active
public
service
men
In
the
city.
Most
people
hope
he
will
tsim
De
carrylne
on
for
th
nei
(seven
years
after
which
It
will
De
aDout
time
for
him
to
retire
on
his
laurels.
It's
the
cumulate
eittcl
of
aci
vertlslng
that
counts.
SCHOOL
DAYS
Begin
Again
September
3rd
Special
Prices
for
School
Opening
Now
in
Effect
Exercise
Books
Ink
paper.
Reg.
5c
size.
8
for
.
.
25c
Regular
10c
size.
4
for
25c
Loose
Leaf
Hooks
Outside
rings,
heavy
board
15c
Inside
rings
20c,
25c
Extra
fillers.
3
pkjj
25c
Rulers
5c,
10c,
15c
Erasers
.
.
5c
Paste
.
.
10c
Protractors,
Setsquares
(Celluloid)
..
10c
and
15c
Reeves
School
Paints
12
pans
and
brush
35c
Reeves
School
Poster
Paint
Each
.'
20c
set
of
7
.
$1.15
School
Crayons
5c,
10c,
15c
and
25c
Pencils
Canadian
made
school
pencils.
3
for
.
.
.
10c
Drawing
Pencils
B,
HB,
H
and
HH.
Each
5c
MacLcan
Pens
10c
Nibs
Pkg.
5c
Blotters
Pkg.
5c
Fountain
Pens
50c,
$1.00
and
up
Waterman's
Ink
Blue,
blue-black,
red
15c
Schaefcrs
Script
10c
and
15c
Drawing
Portfolios
10c
Music
Dictation
Books
10c
Get
Your
Supplies
This
Week
Save
Money
Save
Time
Save
Trouble
SCHOOL
TEXT
BOOKS
ttP-
a
eorapleta'tock,ior
Prince
Rupert,
and
District
School
Ter
Books
unden.'CpVcrnment
'Supfrvls'lQnStahdard
Price;'
"NOTE
Anyone
purchasing
books
this
week
to
avoid
the
opening
dsv
rush
may
return
same
should
they
not
require
them
ti.er
school
opening.
Postage
on
TEXT
BOOKS
and
SCHOOL
SUM-LIES
Is
EXTRA
Send
Cash
with
Order
or
C.O.D.
eMaeSm.JJd
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
New
&
Used
Furniture
l
ROYAL
TYPEWRITER
22.00
1
MONARCH
At
TYPEWRITER
$24.00
RECONDITIONED
KITCHEN
RANGES
For
coal
&
wood,
from
828.00
t0
$39.00
8-HAY
SESSIONS
CHIME
CLOCKS-
$Q
Q5
Spemal
,
youv
'TS'!
Kh
im)S
812.50
10
$14.50
New
Furniture
80
MATTRESSES
Of
felt
and
pure
white
cotton,
In
all
sizes
from
$7.50
t0
$22.95
1
MONE
ENAMEL
KITCHEN
RANGES
For
coal
and
wood
In
F';'
style5:
$65.00
t0
$94.50
16
STUDIO
COUCHKS-Can
be
made
Into
double
bed,
single
bed
i
two
single
beds.
In
the
latest
patterns
and
colors.
From
$36.50
t0
$99.00
21
3
pifff
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES--In
rust,
wine,
green,
red,
"l!Uloeany,
brown,
very
solidly
built
and
gurantccd
satlsfac-nn-
From-
$75.00
t0
$104.00
RUCK
324
Nevct
Door
to
B.C.
Clothiers
THIRD
AVENUE
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Chas
Graham,
mining
inspector
For
Sale,
26
foot
was
a
passenger
east
going
as
far,
Call
Black
511.
as
Telkwa.
the
order.
it
Miss
Eleanor
Moxley,
who.
has
been
visltln?
hir
aunt
In
KmU
men's'm...
,.
....
j
.v..
wear,
is
this
wpPv
rAi.Krnn
,-i"."8
"uw
ieiulu
w
",c
Emitted
to
the
varl-
mih
.V,
6
"
c
"W-
?
and
the
total
pro-
lag
in
business
in
this
city
He
event
amounted
to
says
he
is
giving
some
wonderful
which
was
the
total,
bargains
and
he
would
like
his
old
ive0.
ui
mis
amoum
mends
and
new
to
call
and
contributed
$60,396.25;
.them
over
.M-k
and
Prince
Edward,
When
Bill
is
not
selling
clothes
nr
$31,816.90;
Quebec
he
Is
usually
framing
up
some
Ontario
$341,996.70;
'local
sport
event
or
making
a
trip
d
part
of
Saskatche-
to
outside
noints
whpre
h
ni,aii
pari.Dnngs
Dack
some
eood
monev
In
spend
here.
In
fact
he
is
an
auth
ority
on
sports
and
Is
one
of
the
Mrs.
Fred
Brooksband
Is
at
present
visiting
her
brother
and
sister,
Mr.
Ingha
mand
Mrs.
Tisdale
at
Yakima,
Wash.
Warrant
Officer
L.
L.
Leigh
ac
companied
by
his
wife
and
son
left
last
night
for
Smithers
to
spend
a
holiday
at
Lake
Kathlyn.
Miss
Margaret
Adams
of
Usk
returned
to
the
city
Tuesday
eve
mng
auer
spending
tne
summer
Mrs.
W.
R.
Adams.
Mr.
Bob
Bletush
of
TJell
has
been
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Hospital
for
the
past
two
weeks
returned
to
the
Islands
on
the
Camosun
Tuesday
night.
ASKS
NO
QUESTIONS
CROYDON,
Eng.,
Aug.
29:
(CP)
No
questions
will
be
asked
If
per
sons
wishing
to
get
rid
of
firearms
or
souvenir
weapons
from
the
First
Great
War
taking
them
to
police
insieaa
oi
discarding
them
where
they
may
cause
loss
of
life.
AMERICANS
START
FUND
NAIROBI,
Aug.
29:
(CP)
Tlv
American
colony
in
Kenya
is
Intl-
latlng
a
drive
for
financial
aid
for
the
country's
war
welfare
fund;
The
colony
Is
to
be
used
for
charitable
purposes
here
and
In
Britain,
nissiFicn
WANTED
J
University,
Is
at
present
holidaying
l
at
Yakima',
Washington
with
her
who
aunt
and
uncle,
Mrs.
Tisdale
and
WANTED
September
15
two-.roomed
furnished
or
unfurnished
sUitc
by
couple
with
no
children.
Private
home
preferred
.
but
not
essential.
Phone
98.
(204)
FOB
SALfc
FOR
SALE
Mayfalr
kitchen
range
with
oil
burner.
Good
condition
good
as
new.
Cash
half
price.
105
5th
Ave.
West.
(204)
FOR
SALE
House
near
church
on
Dunsmuir
with
living
room,'
dining
room,
fireplace,
2
large
bedrooms,
kitchen,
pantry,
and
bathroom.
New
modern.
slnktj
concrete
piers
and
good
basement.
Immediate
possession1
$3000,
half
cash.
H.
Q.
Helgerson'
Ltd.
(209)
FOR
SALE
One
dark
brown
mare,
weight
1400
to
1500
lbs.,
sound
and
splendid
work
horse,
single
or
double.
$100.00
F.
O.
B.
Alice
Arm,
together
with
harness,
blanket
and
small
shoeing
tools.
Worth
twice
this
price
for
anyone
wanting
good
horse'.
Apply
T.
W.
Falconer,
Alice
Arm.
B.C.
(205)
I'EKSONAI
HYGIENE
AND
SANITARY
SUP-1
PLIES
for
men
and
women.
Write
for
latest
price
list,
and
receive
Free
Novelty
premium.,
Buy
confidentially
by
mall
andi
Save,
wcsicru
ouppiy,
dua
uui,
Vancouver.
B.
C.
(S.
15)
SCHOOLS
'&
COLLEGES
CIVIL
SERVICE
EMPLOYMENT
EXAMINATION
for
Clerks
-
nounced.
Open
to
all.
Applications
to
reach
Ottawa
by
Sept.
15.
..Our
advice
has
helped
hundreds
obtain
Civil
Service
positions
as
Clerks,
Postmen,
Customs
Exam-i
lncrs,
etc.
Free
booklet
on
re-j
quest.
M.C.C-
Schools
Ltd.,
WIn-
nepeK.
Oldest
in
Canada.
No
Agents.
sll
PERSONA!
Lr--
MEN
OF
30,
40,
50
1
HEALTH
(
vim,
pep)
subnormal?
Try
Ostrex
tablets
of
tonics,
stimulants,
oyster
elements
to
aid
recovery
of
normal
pep.
If
not
delighted
with
results
first
package,
maker
refunds
Its
low
price.
Call,
write
McCul-
Mr.
Ingham.
'left
Prince
Rupert
Wednesday
eve-Pllots
can
aIways
be
certain
when
to
contemplate
when
his
men
got
j
to
the
keyes
or
harbor.
She
saw
one
inmg
py
train
on
her
return
home
i
cucuijr
iiaa
uccu
uuu)cu.
iwuwx
aiicit
m
a
pmavK
nuiuc.
The
penalty
for
non-reglstratlon
I
Carmen
was
visiting
her
aunt
and'Tlctory
13
counted
unless
the
pilot,
And
my
third
story
is
of
a
lone'
The
attack
of
our
bombers
In
oi
nrearms
has
been
Increased.
A
I
uncle.
Mr
and
Mrs
n
v.
ah
fine
up
to
$500
Is
to
be
Imposed
'through
the
school
holiday.
ana
one
year
in
prison
is
held
over
those
who
fall
to
comply
with
Miss
Nancy
Brown
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Camosun
on
Mon
day
morning
and
is
the
guest
of
her
sister,
Mrs.
John
Velrlck.
She
expects
to
leave
on
Saturday
for
Kamloops
to
visit
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Brown,
formerly
of
this
city.
OWN
SPADES
REQUIRED
cd
to
bring
their
own
spades
anci
picks,
with
them.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouvei
Monday
SS
Prln.
Oeorge
3
p.m
Tuesday
Catala
1:30
p
io
Friday
Ss.
Prln.
Aug;
2If-SS
Prln.
Louise..
..5
p.m.
Aug.
24-SS
Princess
Charlotte
v
5
p.m
Aug.
31
S3
Princess
'
Louise
5
pjn
From
Vancouver
Sunday
ss
Catala
p.m.
Wed.
SS
Pr.
Rupert
10
a.m.
Friday
SS
Prince
Rupert
10
ajn.
SS
Prln.
Adelaide
4
p.m.
Ss.
Cardena
p.m.
Aug.
12
SS
Prln.
Alice
a.m.
I
Aug.
16
SS
Prln.
Louise
....
a.m.
Aug.
19
SS
Prin.
Charlotte
a.m
Aug.
26
SS
Prln,
Louise
....
ajn.
Aug.
30
SS
Prln.
Charlotte
a.m.
For
Stewart
and
Premier
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
p.m
Friday
Ss.
Prince
Rupert
12
noon
From
Stewart
and
Premier-
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
.11:30
a.m.;
Saturday
SS.
Prince
Rupert
11
a.m.
For
Alice
Arm,
Naai
River
and
Port
Simpson-
Sunday
ss
Catala
...
8
p.m
From
Alice
Arm,
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
ss,
Catala
....
11:30
a.m.
For
Ocean
Falls
Monday
SS
Prince
Qeorge
3
p.m
Friday
SS
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p.m.
Saturday
SS.
Prince
Rupert
4
pjn.
I
ran
Fall
Wednesday
SS
Prince
Rupert
-
10
am.
Friday
SS
Prince
Rupert
10
a.m.
Ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
4
p.m.
ss.
Cardena
p.m.
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Aug
17
SS
Camosun
....
8
p.m..
'Aug;
27
SS
Camosun
....
8
p.m.
From
,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Aug,
16
SS
Camosun..
midnight
Aug.
27
SS
Camosun
a.m.
'
For
Alaska
,
Wednesday
SS
i
r.
itupert
l
p.m
j
Aug;
12SS
Prln.
Allccj
a.m
Aug
.1&-SS
Prln.
Louise
....
a.m.
Aug,
19-
SS
Prln.
Charlotte
a.m
j
Aug,.26--SS
Prln.
Louise
....
a.m
,Aug!
30-SS
Prln.
Charlotte
a.m.
from
Alaska
I
Monday
SS.
Prince
I
'
(
George
9
a.m.
Aug.
10
S$
Prln.
Louise;.
5
pm,
Aug.
17
SS
Prln.
Alice,....
5
p.m.!
Aug.
21
SS
Prln.
Louls'e
5
p.m.'
Aug,
24
SS
Ptfn.
Char,
..
5
p.m
I
Aug.
31
SS
Prln.
.Louise..
5
p.m.'
cheon's
and
all
other
good
drug
From
Skeena
River
stores.
Friday
SS.
Cardena
p.m.
I
MEMBER
OF
PARLIAMENT
-
-
I
TELLS
ABOUT
AIR
RAIDS
(Continued
from
Page
One)
One
to
four
in
machines,'
1
to
men.
These
are
the
figures
J
I
of
our
operations
both
In.
defence,
cabin
saboat
attack
u
comes
to
ul
aircraft
(206)
against
the
Nazi
5701,
with
the
los3
The
Crescent
Shows
came
In
last
night
on
a
special
train
from
Hazel-
jn
ion.
it
raiucu
au
umu
aw
icwatc
that
no
stop
was
made.
of
186
personnel
against
the
Nazi
as
the
Air
Ministry
presents
them
to
the
press.
And
on
one
side
they
are
pnmnlptp
mrrprt.
onH
final
Our
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Morris
of
At-
.
arp
.
-
known
and
lln
Avenue
and
son
returned
home
4V,.
.
'.,
orn'
yesterday.
They
took
their
car
,
,n
fuU
f0f
varlous
reasons
through
to
Hazelton
and
motored
jn
.
Wa,c
tn
htHo
south
two
weeks
ago.
Mr.'and
Mrs.
Salter
and
family
were
In
the
city
yesterday
in
connection
with
the
Inquiry
Into
the
death
of
James
Morrison
at
Carlisle
Cannery
where
Mr.
Salter
is
Miss
Lucille
Brooksbank.
who
holidays
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
has
been
attending.
Washington
understate
them
would
demoralize
It
Makes
a
Nicer
Cool
Drink
SALADA
gMM)
TEA
our
pllotp
and
their
courage
as
gether
at
Dunkirk,
and
these
bomb-
claims
German
fighters,
Ilk?
nothing
else
could
do.
Faked
of-
ers
had
a
fleet
of
M.E.
fighters
swarms
off
gnats
above
the
streets
'
ficlal
optimism
Is
a
most
foolish
banked
up
above
them
In
the
skjr.
1
0(
Londonour
airdromes
In
ruins
form
of
Dutch
courage
and
with
a
But
the
six
Hurricanes
never
falter-
our
ports
out
of
action
our
fac-
fightlng
force
It
brings
swift
retrl-
j
ed.
One
section,
three
machines,
,
torles
In
flames.
Two
impartial
bution
In
its
tracks.
j
attacked
the
fighters.
The
other
one
!
transatlantic
witnesses;
Helen
Kirk-
But
it
Is
not
so
certain
that
ourt
went
right
In
among
the
bombers.
'
patrick
and
Virginia
Coles
whose
Air
Ministry
gives
the
Nazi
losses
In
a
few
minutes
three
Nazi
bomb-!
experience
and
feminine
Integrity
Is
quite
so
fully.
Indeed,
it
Is
not
pos-'
ers
had
been
destroyed,
the
rest,
their
sufficient
passport
in
many
slble
to
know
for
certain
what
they
bombers
and
Mszzerschmldts
to-
lands,
toured
our
south
coast
here.
are.
With
modern
aircraft
the
aer-
gether,
turned
tall
and
fled
for
on
Friday.
Neither
saw
serious
ial
dogfights
are
so
swift
and
sud-1
home.
80,000
miles
of
flying,
three
damage
bf
any
kind.
Helen
Klrk-Iden
that
the
turmoil
of
scores
of
bombers
downed,
many
tons
of
patrick
told
me
today
that
at
simultaneous
combat
is
so
great
bombs
wasted
in
the
sea
and
no
re-'
er
she
saw
eight
Nazis
crash
before
Mrs
Carmen
Alton
of
ifaminnm
that
not
even
the
most
experienced
suits.
What
a
picture
for
Ooerlnsher
eyes.
But
she
saw
nd-lamage
is
quue
certain
ana
unless
the
evi-.
Blenheim
lighter
who
went
up
to
;
Germany
is
a
very
ainerent
aiair,
dence
has
been
checked
and
count-
meet
a
Nazi
bomber
In
the
dark,
j
That
Is
.
proved
by
every
report,
er-checked.
Thus
It
is
absolutely
He
found
the
enemy
above
a
nor-
j
whether
from
pilots,
neutrals
or
certain
that
there
are
many
Ger-
'thern
city,
chased
him
southward,
;
other
sources,
which
Is
received!
mans
who
are
not
counted
but
who
back
again
toward
the,
north,
then
.
Proved
by
our
aerial
photography,
!
never
reach
home.
And
our
Air
.
right
across
the
country
to
the
photographs
which,
we'
have
made.
Command
makes
no
allowance
for
i
coast
and
at
last
shot
him
down
It
Is
proved
by-
the
mass
movements
them
of
any
kind.
Of
course
In
all
j
when
they
were
40
miles
out
to
sea.
of
German
civilians
from
the
Ruhr
estimates
of
fighting
it
Is
right
to
leave
a
liberal
margin
for
mistakes.
That
margin
has
been
left,
If
only
on
one
side
of
the
ledger.
It
is
a
margin
far
wider
than
truth.
I
am
fortified
In
this
conviction
LONDON,
Aug.
29:
(CP)
A
re-1
by
three
stories
told
me
by
air
of-1
quest
for
volunteers
to
help
In
the
fleers
who
were
themselves
con-
construction
of
defence
works
out-
cerned
and
who
have
been
my
per
side
the
London
area
was
Issued.
sonal
friend
for
many
years.
recently.
The
applicants
were
ask-
The
first
Is
of
a
Spitfire
squad-'
ron
which
met
something
over
30
German
bombers
on
our
eastern
coast.
The
Germans
had
either
come
without
their
protecting
fighters,
or
had
lost
them
on
the
way.
and
In
40
minutes
the
Spitfires
had
I
shot
down
22
and
driven
away
the
rest
and
had
done
so
without
the
loss
of
a
machine
or
of
a
man.
The
second
story
Is
of
a
flight
of
ftaeiaiae.w-..,u..-w-iu
pmHurrlcanes,
six
machines,
which
Ss.
Cardena
40;30
pjn
mef
the
biggest
force
of
German
Saturday-SS
Prln.
Rupert
4
p.m.
bombers
they
had
ever
seen.
They
nuB.
iu
oo
nm.
ixjuiae
..a
said
there
were
at
least
120
of
them.
Aug.
17
SS
Prln.
Alice
5
p.m.
More
than
thpv
hari
..,
ff.
Announcements
All
advertisement!,
lri
thU
ctl-omn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
J!W
word
Eagles
Bridge,
August
28.
Orange
Ladies
Bridge
commencing
September
4.
Series
Annette's
Fashion
Review"
and
Cabaret,
September
12.
Tea
and!
refreshments.
j
'
Hill
60
Dance
September
20.
SEKENADER'S
DANCE
ODDFELLOW'S
HALL
Friday,
Aug.
30
THL
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
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racked
b;
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only
salmon
canning
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with
in
all
th.
year
round
favrol)
U
What
damage
have
the
Nazi
done
district.
Proved
by
Goerlng's
by
their
raids?
Everyone
knows
cent
announcements
of
Gocbbels
grotesque
and
lying
tal
changes
in
his
A.R.P.
Annette's
SCHOOL
OPENING
SALE
Just
What
You
Need
For
Sister
Sale
Starts
Friday
9
a.m.
August
30
Girl'
Dresses
Intaffetas:
Regular
values'
to
$2.95.
School
Opening
Sale
Girls'
Dresses
In
crepes.
Regular
values
to$2.45
School
Opening
Sale
.c
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Girls
Dresses
(Plaids)
Sizes
2
to
14
years
.
School
Opening
Sale,
special
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Girls
Dresses
(Cotton)
School
Opening
Sale,
special
,
Girls'
and
Misses'
Blouses
Regular
value
to
$2.95.
School
Opening
Sale
Girls'
Heavy
Wool
Skirts
In
plaids
and
worsted.
Regular
value
$2.95.
School
Opening
Special
Girls'
and
Misses"
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Skirts
School
Opening
Sale
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Opening
Sale
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Girls'
Shoes
In
oxford,
ties,
wedgies.
.Regular
.value
$2.95.
School
Opening
Sale
;.
Girls'
Panties
Regular
value
59c.
School
Opening
Sale,
3
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Girls'
and
Misses'
Socks
Regular
value
25c
a
pair.
School
Opening
Sale,
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