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ONE
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RAIDERS
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ui.ii.imu.
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a
fJUfl
EYES
EYES
and
honor'in
the
cloistered
code-bound
wol
fl
m
-
nursing
profession
.
.
.
ia
"i
i
tVl
Licencee
for
Numounli
Full-vue
Frames,
The
Newest
In
Eye.
Wear
'BaWaiW
I
PalakaaaaaaB
Expert
Optical
Service,
Watch,
Clock,
Jcwclcry
Repairing,
Ilanri
Engraving
CHAS
'DODIMKAD
i
Onfonilricf
In
Chmrwrn
1
Max
Heilb
Reduced
Up
To
Fur
Trimmed
Caracal
Untrimmed
Sport
Not
obsolete
coat.-,
b.ut
new
fall
arrivals
which
have
prqvcn
so
popular.
Tailored
models.
A
style
for
every
taste
and
a
price
fpr
every
purse.
Offered
In
"the
very
heart
of
the
season.
DON'T
MISS
THIS
SALE!
more
than
ev
STGS
,
.
.
.
,
,
.
yuu
cm
enjoy
the
music
you
'want
wbca
you
want
it
.
.
.
for
Victor'!
lamoui
Red
Seal
Recorda
now
bring
you
the
wotld't
maJierpiecei
.
.
.
performed
by
the
world'i
greatest
artijti
and
orcheitraa
at
these
lew
prices:
10-inch
record!
formerly
11.50,
now
only
dollar;
12.
inch
recoida
that
were
$2.00
(and
$1.50)
now
only
$1.3).
Hear
these
superb
Vic
tor
Red
Seal
recording,
cn
the
KCA
Ynrnla
or
through
your
ow
n
radio
with
the
RCA
Victor
R-rord
P!i-'.
Start
tadtr
.
,
.
hm'ld
the
personal
library
wi
mi
wprm
a
nest
recorded
you've
always
wanted.
riione
261
for
Appointment
roner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Rasement
Store
for
Fine
China,
Glassware
and
Novelties
1
r
,
t
'
'
'
1
ll'Ml
I
i
m
i
m
CO
AT
SALE
Latest
Fall
and
Winter
Styles
30'
0!
o
9
Mall
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Night
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
Ml
'
In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
2
THIRD
AVE.
Next
to
Heilbroner's
Phone
BLUE
907
11
C
L
w
'
m
VICTOR
U
-
zr
SAM
..-OS"'"
mi
ma".
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i
ssss?
It's
interesting
tc
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
the
wjiole
district
are
dying
the,
same.
ii
?"man
Merhmitt
fighter
plane
Is
shown
on
a
truck
being
trundled
past
the
Houses
of
Parliament
in
London
after
it
was
shot
down
during
o
tc
r
the
raids
on
the
British
canltal.
The
deadly
tntnl
h.?''
,
and
anti-aircraft
guns
fore
J
132
other
Nazi
planes
to
Join
this
one
to
make
a
tota;
bag
of
133
German
planes
shot
down
;n
the
o
,u
day.
HQTEL
ARRIVALS
.J
Prince
Rupert
J.
Finiey
and
D.
Bevan.
Fred
erick
P,oint;
Eric
Q.
Thompson
Dr,
and
Airs.
Donald
H.
Wlllicms.
J,
Cummins,
T.
D.
W.
Christ
and
JT.jE.
Amundsen,
Vancouver;
Frank
-Taatfe
Victoria;
Mrs.
S'.'v-
enson',-WlnnlDes:
R.
H.
Corm'pr
R,
Hamilton
and
A.
W
FAVORITE
FLAVOR-IT
with
GOOD
COOKS
NEW,
OFFER!
C38
SepcJ
15
BOVRIL
CUBE
wrap-pr$
lo
"BOVRIL",
Park
Ave..
MONTREAL
for
FREE
BOTTLE
of
BOVRIL
$ent
you
post
free.
Only
Seven
FUR
COATS
left
which
were
brought
In
by
customers
to
be
sold.
Come
in
and
get
one
at
your
own
price
New
shipments
in
the
latest,
styles
arrived
yesterday.
GOLDIJLOOM
'
The
Old
Reliable
Your
Credit
Is
Good
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fjincy
Red
Sockeye
pinFseal
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the,
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
LAST
'NEXT'
FOR
'LOUIE'
Itinerant
Barber
Dies
at
Alice
Arm
Had
Colorful
Career
Scatter
Dogs
But
Save
Them
Britirh
Woman
Breeder
Tells
Of
Efforts
To
Preserve
Pedigreed
I
Animals
ALICE
ARM.
Ocr.
17:
Louis
Rev-'
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
17:
(CP)-Ac-
Nelvin
J
-
ulI11a7
wj
must
01
uie
u
i.;.-cr
irom
mlss
u.
ncre'
Prospector,
undertaker,
w-
anssion
who
lives
In
the
AllfOrd
Bay;
Mr
and
Mrs
H
M
,
Cbwie,
s
J
Star'eton
and
Mr
P
necr
cook
a
soldler
ot
two
wars
futhwMt
suburbs
of
alr-ralded
and
Mrs'
Harry
Mcrouver
Clax
3ourne'man
barber
'm
the
Ohio
London,
pure-bred
dog
fanciers
pn;
Mf
and
Mrs
C
M
Roberts
ne.voiumDia
and
from
Mexico
'n
me
uruifn
isi.
despite
all
the
BUhncri
J.
H.
Auchtertorne.
Esnui.'
to,.For
Nrman-
answered
the
last
Wkf-i.
frni
to
preserve
the
nalt,
cau
01
we
himself
some
time
D10
stra'ns
they
have
been
im-
,
oaiuraay
night.
For
the
past
scv-
proving
fc
2eprsMdnf
.
Th
letter
eral
years
Louie
had
lived
alone
hi
written
to
Mrs.
B.
B.
Cooley
a
shack
across
the
bay
with
his
only
ot
Hlllsboro,
Oregon,
and
Is
pub-neighbor
a
mile
away.
But
he
was
'h-d
In
the
Kennel
Gazette,
always
contentedly
cheerful
and
"AU
my
young
rrtock
havi
been
the
passerby
who
happened
by
S'ven
away
on
breeding
terms
when
the
hands
of
the
clock
were
"afctered
u
ovpr
th"
British
Isles
propitious
wa?
insistently
made
to
wltn
r""'
who
hive
sworn
to
sit
in
and
the
caller
for
a
hair
st,ck
to
helr
doSs
hrough
thick
cut
came5
away
gratis.
A
neighbor
tnln
o
I
hope
tome
may
sur-Sunday
morning
called
a
greeting
ylve"
?,y
M,s?
lansston.
through
the
panelled
door
but
the
M,T1V
r'()'"'
"f
Miss
Lingston's
figure
in
the
chair
did
not
answer
kW-!s
photographs
that
cannot
back
"Journey's
End"'
had
been
be
re"ced.
books
of
pedigrees,
reached.
and
o'h?r
nnt
on
h'r
Shetland
i
Born
lh
West
Virginia,
Louts
had
shdos
have
been
sent
to
the
a
"Huck
Finn"
boyhood
along
tM
Vnite?
States
where
she
hopes
(
Ohio
within
the
reach
of
his
home.
,hey
wlU
5(5
safe
'l1
th"
nteds
Ma'lertn?
the
barber
trade,
as
it
,nem
a2a'n-
,
waf.
called
then,
he
became
one
of
that
varied
and
vcsatlle
class
known
as
a
Journeyman
barber.
And
forty
years
ago
a
journeyman
barber
had
a
unique
relation
with
the
times,
whatever
its
status
today.
To
the
writer
who
Dens
thM
norm
in
the
hands
of
kindly
folk-A.D.Y.
Legion.
STEWART
LOMBARD
IN
i
NURSE
ROLE
,
as
now
and
again
he
sat
on
a
milk
"Vifll
In
The
Nitht"
Is
Current
box
far
a
hair
cut
and
listened
to
Feature
Picturr
On
Screen
Of
Louie
reminisce
while
he
plied
the
Capitol
Theatre
shears
years
of
working
In
shops
and
now
and
again
owning
shops,
W!th
the
grcrter
part
of
the
tne
acquaintance
made
of
prize
stirring
action
taking
place
In
two
-
.fighter.'
and
boss
gamblers
and
English
ho?"ttal
durljvj
the
B3
other
notables
from
the
lltrhtpri
months
lust
Drecedln
th
nirrAnt
.stage
of
a
leading
barber
shop,
sold-
war.
"Vigil
in
ths
Nliht,"
fll.rr.iza-lering
at
many
places
a
life
-of
tion
of
a
sensaticnal
novel
wrHten
bright
lights
and
activity
yes,
all
fey
Dr.
A.
J.
Cronln
of
"The
Cita-thls
seemed
In
strange
contrast
del"
tsme.
is
the
feature
picture
with
his
present
hermit
like
life
of
at
the
Caritol
Theatre
here
to-existence.
But
the
notions
of
men
nlS"t
and
Friday.
Carole
Lombard,
are
various
and
they
have
a
habit
Brian
Aherne
and
Anne
Shirley
of
living
within
themselves,
have
the
stellar
roles.
Miss
Lom-
The
immediate
cause
of
Louie's
bard
ls
a
lo7l
nurse
of
high
death
will
be
perhaps
attributed
to
'deals.
Aherne
is
a
humanitarian
a
congestion
of
the
lungs,
maybe
doctor.
Mhs
Shirley
ls
a
young
a
result
of
a
dose
of
cas
Ihhalpri
in
"'udn'
nurs?
Miss
Lombard's
si.
,
Flanders
Fields.
rr.
who
Is
temperamentally
un-
The
police
have
been
notified
and
su!'":1
to
the
crofes!on.
should
arrive
today
or
tomorrow
Tns
''"
r'art
wlthhe
dlmsls-and
file
their
report.
Then,
when
sal
of
Mlss
Lombard,
when
she
as-the
tide
is
high,
we
will
take
a
row-
'urns
the
"
for.
her
sister's
I
boat
and
go
to
his
house
and
bring
nr,1,SEnCA
wb'-h
resulted
in
the
(
the
body
over.
Here
it
will
be
lash-
edh
ot
a
cnl'd-
another
town
ed
to
a
go-devil
sled
and
the
few
shl
,0'n
a
n!l9l
which
ls
in-jof
us
will
walk
behind
whife
Dolly
"nrf'-lpn.My
staffed
and
equipped.
nauia
mm
me
iasi
oumpy
mile
over
"w-
""v
"
mictiie
wno
ds-the
river
flats
and
ip
to-the
gravel-
"mcs
lnterested
In
her
when
she
ed
hill.
But
we
think
Louie
will
not
9aves
hlm
tTOm
lof
inR
a
patient
mind
the
bumrjs
for.
with
his
wholo
m
ths
operating
table.
A
feeling
life
lived
neighborly,
he
will
have.
?f
und"T.t:indlng
U
bcrn
which
known
known
that
that
his
his
last
last
rites
rites
would
would
be
be
tne
foundation
for
a
roman
tic
association.
Meantime
weaKnesses
or
the
sMer
are
raid.
the
In.
volvlng
her
in
several
disasters.
The
story
reaches
Its
climax
in
an!
isolation
ward
during
an
eniriMnip
:
.
,
.
J
.
"
"
'
J.
.
which
ls
taking
heavy
toll
of
pat-A
local
defence
corps
hasn
lent?
and,
nurs.
The
denouement,
formed
Jn
stewarundcr,
thejaus-
a
heaft-touchinVsa-riflce
which
I
-
"v,,.u..
onu
ivi'aj
oniney
manes
to
redeem
her-
,
a
goodly
number
of
men
have
en-
self.
1
rolled
for
drills
and
lectures
which
.
'.
1
will
be
conducted
during
the
com-!
GHOULISH
LOOTING
'
.,ing
winter.
LONDON,
Oct.
17:
(CP)Told
by
!
.
,
.
"
he
bench
that
ii
was
a
"ghoulish"
An
eniovahle
at
home
wn
hplr!
ihln
tn
a
n
u
-
r,
-
".&
.v.
uu,
a
i-cai-uii4
man
was
last
Saturday
night
for
members
fined
$44.50
In
court
here
for
loot-
!inrl
lnVitH
n.tart.
r.t
tV,A
(annln
I
i
,
,
.
'..
..
.
I
-
v-
6'
".c
uiiauwu
juB
tt
iximocQ
noose
auer
an'
air-
T"7
A.
I.
CROWN'S
Calls
Muslims
To
Help
Cause
Germany
and
Italy
Enemies
of
Islam
Says
Leader
in
Sermon
to
Faithful
PESHAWAR,
India,
Oct.
17:
(CPi
"If
the
Italian
march
towards
Alexandria
means
anything,
It
ls
a
call
to
the
Muslims
of
the
world
to
resume
the
crusades
after
seven
centuries,"
said
the
Mullah
Sahib
of
Bhutan
in
a
four-hour
sermon
he
preached
to
a
huge
congregation
yiGH
in
the
"Night
w
JULIEH
MITCHELL
ROBERT
COOTE
BRENDA
FORBES
PETER
CUSHIHG
BY
THE
AUTIIOIt
OF
"Till)
CITADEL
ADDED
(At
7
j
and
,,
,..
TONIGHT
and
r-n,
Walt
Disney's
"Bone
Trouble"
Showr
Nishth
1
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NEWS
EVENTS
UK.
n.
r
,
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in
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rji
ed
in
theTtrahd'
HfriafnHoM
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...
mvisv
Muvut
iitua;
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I,
-.
north
.wst
fonti-:,
added
oi
isiam
and
hf
on,,
rea
t-i
j
Als
to
do
what
t,:
,
the
government
C.
P.
R.
stcami'r
Pi.
ic
aLsl
Capt.
S.
K.
Ony
:
:.
bid
port
at
2:30
thi-
J-
ntej
regular
voyage
rti
Bk,Tiy
otner
Alaska
pot?",
am
till:
at
5
p.m.
for
Vancouver
BROWN
FLAGON
BOTTLE
K
from
Scotlana
A
The
old-fashioned
untippable
bottle
is
al'
most
a
trade'mark
of
Grand
Old
Parr
Whisky.
It
is
as
closely
identified
with
this
rare
old
whisky
as
is
the
famous
name
of
Macdonald
Greenlees,
the
sole
bottlers
and
shippers
of
this
famous
brand.
The
bottle
identifies
this
genuine
product
of
Scotland.
The
label
and
seal
are
your
guarantee
of
a
rare
and
delightful
Scotch
whisky,
by.
nf.S3.75
40
oz.
$5.60
Tills
advertisement
ls
not
publish
or
atoijredby
tM
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