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THE
DAILY
NEWS
WEDNESDAY,
opt
CANADIAN
GIRLS
OVERSEAS
These
girls
arrived
in
England,
recently,
with
the
latest
batch
of
Canadian
soldiers.
Recruited
for
the
Mechanical
Transport
Corps,
they
have
already
had
considerable
experience
in
driving
with
the
Canadian
forces.
They
are
pictured
walking
in
London.
SOCIALISTIC
EXPERIMENT
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Louis
D.
Brandeis,
dead
former
over
the
Thanksgiving
Day
holi-
Justlce
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
the
day
week-end
aboard
Dr.
R.
G.
U.
S..
was
a
vigorous
defend-
Large's
Soogwilis.
Weather
was
-
ii
i
j
frn
rrY
o
vi
r1
I
Vdc
rA
rrtf
ty
rrrrc
This
opinion
often
was
recalled
Paratlvely
light
list
of
passengers
in
the
New
Deal
years.
Brandeis
Dut
suDsr.am'ai
ireignt
cargo,
ar-
voted
to
uphold
the
Roosevelt
ad-
rived
ln
rort
at
9
o'clock
this
ministration
in
seven
of
the
first
morning
fnri
Vancouver,
Powel'
13
cases
of
that
category.
River
and
cean
Falls
and
Six
Months'
Dispute
sal1
at
10
n'cltxk
tonight
for
Ket-
Unlike
the
great
majoritv
of
rh'ksn
""ce
she
will
return
supreme
court
Justices,
Brandeis
nere
tomorrow
evening
south-
ha'd
no
experience
on
the
bench
kcund.
when
President
Wilson
in
1916
nominated
him
to
succeed
Joseph
Northbound
from
Vancouver
to
R.
Lamar
of
Georgia.
Instead
he
SkaSwry.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Prin-
had
been
practising
ln
Boston
cess
L'0Ulse'
uapi-
a-
urav-
ar
nnhllp
rhiAfiv
hp-m.ro
nf
Hi
ooti.
mis
morning
irom
me
soum
ana
vity
ln
the
Zionist
movement
and
"3lled
a
coup
of
nours
later.
for
his
battUng,
ln
and
out
of
courts,
Skagway
and
other
northern
for
labor
unions,
protection
of
wage
earners'
Insurance
policies,
the
legitimacy
of
laws
establishing
minimum
working
hours
for
women
and
against
"high
finance,"
especially
the
project
of
uniting
"
all
the
steamship
lines
east
of
New
York.
I
This
har.kffrniinri
I
FIJIAN
PENNIES
SHOUT
I
AUCKLAND,
Oct.
15:
0
Popular
wtthrNew
Zealand
garrison
troops
In
the
Fiji
Islands
for
use
as
roker
rhlr
nrt
souvenirs,
the
,na'"P
-d"-r
allov
ennv
Is
scarce
.
.,..
s
,-.,B
enlns
have
been
pWrlr.r-d
Irani
tender.
here
next
Monday
afternoon
southbound.
LOUD
BOSTON
DEAD
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
Oi
LordBos-
t
...U
1
1
l
...nUtn
tn
rail
Mil,
trollev
iroiiey
and
ana
cna!tal
coastal
wd
tt
ku
na,
vutn.u
i
inn;
Hiori
at
YUWIA
VlVUla
li
.WWW,
V..VU
w
flnilriforrl
ln
f?urrev.
He
was
81.
COUpled
With
Thp
fUc.
iny
tn
P.rpvlllp
Northv
me
iaci
uranaeis
was
tne
irby,
'
a
nephew,
first
Jew
nominated
to
the
sup-
!
.
reme
court,
brought
about
a
long
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
0
At
a
controversy.
The
nomination
went
meeting
of
the
British
Red
Cross
to
the
sonate
January
28,
hearings
Penny-a-Week
Fund
it
was
re-began
February
9
and
the
nom-
vealed
that
there
were
nearly
inatlon
was
not
considered
until
60000
Britlsh
prisoners
of
war
in
June
1.
the
vote
being
47
to
22.
He
Germany
and
other
countries.
took
the
oath
of
office
June
5.
-
i
Brandeis
was
bom
in
Louisville,
Kentucky.
November
13.
1855,
the
son
of
Adolf
an
Frederika
(Demblt7.)
Brandeis.
His
father,
a
native
of
Praha.
now
caDltal
of
Czechoslovakia,
came
to
the
United
States
in
1848
and
built
up
a
successful
grain
business.
I
The
son
went
through
the
Louisville
schools,
and
then
studied
ln
Dresden.
Saxony.
He
entered
the
law
school
of
Harvard
ln
1875.
when
Longfellow,
Lowell,
Dr.
Holmes
and
Raloh
Waldo
Emerson
still
were
on
the
college
faculty,
I
was
graduated
LL.B.
ln
1877,
took
a
year
of
nost-graduate
work,
.practised
in
St.
Louis
ln
1878
and
I
then
moved
to
Boston.
)
On
March
23,
1891.
he
married
Alice
Ooldmark
of
New
-York;
Two
daughters
were
bom
to
them.
WEDDED
AT
HAZELTON
D.
Brandeis
Was
Broad-
Miss
Julia
htnel
Simpson
isecomcs
Minded
on
Bench.
umv
taJr
hunting
was
repoitea.
Bride
of
Goidon
Little
by
a
parly
which
made
a
trip
to
WASHINGTON
DC
Oct
15'
tvwinimass
ana
rvnuizamaieen
ai
a
morning
cereir.uny
receiu
'
ly
in
Knox
United
Church
at
Haz-
elton,
Julia
Ethel,
third
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Simpson,
became
the
bride
of
Gordon
Llnd-
er
01
social
experimentation
auu
"
"'T
Little,
,
isay
second
son
of
Mr.
and
J.
Reynolds,
sister
of
the'
bride,
as
matron-of
-honor,
wore
a
I
full-length
gown
of
pink
sheer
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
pink
carnations.
,
Dudley
G.
Little,
brother
of
the
groom,
was
groomsman
and
the
ushers
were
Ward
Marshal
and
Harry
Simpson.
The
Wedding
March
was
played
by
Miss
Lorraine
Kenney.
During
the
signing
of
the
reg-i
ister
Mrs.
M.
A.
Myros
sang
"Atl
Dawning,"
accompanied
by
Miss1
Lorraine
Kenney.
After
a
reception
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Reynolds
the
oride
and
groom
left
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
For
travelling
the
bride
wore
a
air-force
blue
dress
embroidered
with
white
wool
and
coat
to
match
with
wine
hat
and
accessories.
Out-of-town
guests
were
Mrs.
George
Little,
the
Misses
Amy
and
since
1879
and
was
known
to
the
jed
in
Port
Just
before
8
o
clock
UU1
and
Mrs.
Dudley
G.
Little,
Mrs.
Mose
De-
beau
and
Master
Allan
Debeau
and
Charles
Holden,
all
of
Terrace,
and
Mrs.
Lane
of
San
Francisco.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Little
will
reside
at
Kwinitsa.
LIGHTS
THAT
GROW
MANCHESTER,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
A
Dutch
searchlight
battery
with
24
acres
of
ground
under
cultivation
has-
produced
130
tons
of
vegetables
with
a
net
value
of
$3,825.
NEW
SMOKE
JLAUE
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
O)
A
new
type
of
smoke
flare,
whose
efficiency
is
said
to
be
beyond
question,
is
to
be
fitted
in
all
rafts
and
lifeboats
on
British
merchant
ships.
Puts
Strength
Into
Soups
&
Gravies
USED
FURNITURE
BARGAINS
llcateis,
Sewing
Machines,
One
Victor
Radio,
Combination;
One
Northern.
Electric
Cabinet,
Radio,
One
Wcstlnghouse
Mantel
Radio,
One
8-riece,
Dining
Suite,
One
Tapestry
-
Covered
Davenport,
One
Kitchen
Table
and
2
Chairs
to
match,
One
Harp,
comuieie
witn
instructions,
une
o-i
icce
unesicnicia
suite,
com
plete
with
Cretonne
Slip
Covers;
One
Axminslcr
Rug,
9xllHj;
One
Axminster
Rus,
9x12;
Dishes,
Books,
Musical
Instruments,
etc.
Elio's
Furniture
Store
1
1
1
1
K
I
AVI-NUF.
Sioif
Hfnir
Irom
3
3U
,i.m
Ui
5:30
p.m
nHiwirmni
i
m
in
lMlIrr"",l
"BLACKOUT"
IS
MYSTERY
Thrilling
Picture
of
Wartime
Lon-don
Showing
at
Capitol
Theatre.
With
Conrad
Veldt
and
yalerie
Hobson
playing
the
stellar
roles,
"Blackout,"
a
spy
melodrama
set
m
present-day
London,
commences
today
as
the
mid-week
feature
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre.
The
story
starts
aboard
a
Danish
freighter
which
is
steaming
across
the
English
channel
when
it
Is
halted
by
a
British
patrol
Fhlp
seeking
contraband.
Since
the
shin
is
to
be
delayed
in
"blacked
out"
London,
the
captain,
played
by
Conrad
Veidt,
is
given
land-inn;
cennits
which
are
stolen
by
-
mysterious
but
beautiful
woman
passenger
on
the
ship
and
a
man
vho
ha
been
posing
as
a
talent
-out.
When
the
captain
dlscovr
crs
the
theft,
he
Immediately
rows
rshore,
beginning
a
chase
with
the
conviction
that
his
shiphad
'ccn
harborine
snics.
The
action
I
speeds
through
the
dark
in
the
,rcat
metropolis.
There
are
many
mysteriou-:
scenes
in
a
counter-I
-siienace
hide-out,
a
night
club,
Vnterloo
station
and
a
large
Lon-'on
house.
After
much
tense
ac-'cn
and
drama,
the
story
ends
'board
the
captain's
ship
with
a
omantlc
denouement.
Terrace
ln
dissenting
from
the
majority
conditions
icr
me
pursuit
01
Quck.su,
Georee
uttle
of
1
E.
P.
Grainger
met
with
an
ac
Terrace.
Terrace.
when
the
court
in
1932
invalid-
and
geese.
Making
the
trip
in
The
bridg(
glven
in
marriage
byirldcnt
recently
when
he
fell
while
.
.
,
.
.
...
.
.
.
..
,,
,
,,
i
i.i,
oj4,4tHn
t
r
T
T
irfTa
n
rt
Vile,
Cfn
I
I
1
v
aiea
an
unianoma
law
reguiaung
cumnwn
"us
""
ner
iainer,
wore
a
iuii-iengtn
niCKing
apmes
in
nis
orcnaru.
ui'
competition
in
the
ice
business,
were
Joe
bcott,
Roy
mcnois,
Ar-sald;
nold
Flaten
and
Otto
Young.
I
"It
is
one
of
the
hannv
inei-
I
gown
of
white
sheer
with
Peter
Pan
neckline
and
full
Bishop
sleeves.
Her
chapel
veil
was
held
dents
of
the
federal
system
that
a
In
connection
with
trial
runs
of
'in
place
with
a
coronet
of
orange
local
W.
E.blossoms
and
she
carried
a
bou-citizens
single
courageous
state
may.
if
its
new
ship
construction,
choose,
serve
as
a
labora-
Balllie.
former
well
known
chief
of
white
carnations
and
pink
tory
and
try
novel
social
and
econ-
engineer
oi
Canadian
national
Mf
omic
experiments
Without
risk
to
oieamsnips
ana
now
a
uioyus
m-the
rest
of
the
country.
spector;
Capt.
A.
J.
Gilbert,
pilot:
"This
court
has
the
power
to
Jonn
Cochrane,
compass
adjuster,
prevent
experiment
.
.
.
But
in
a
naval
officials
arrived
here
the
exercise
of
this
high
power
on
the
Prin-e
George
this
morn-we
must
ever
be
on
our
guard
ln&
from
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
...
If
we
would
guide
by
the
light
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
George,
of
reason,
we
must
let
our
minds
be
bold
"
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden,
with
a
com-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Nash
arrived
home
on
Fridav
a'i.r-r
spendlm?
'orae
weeks
at
Prince
Rupert
"here
Mr
Nash
has
been
engag
d
in
survey
work.
Mr.
Nash
leff
iy
Monday's
train
for
md
Mrs.
Grainper
went
to
Prlnr
lunert.
the
next
day
for
hospita1
'reatment
for
Mr.
Grainger's
brok-n
arm.
JOINED
UP
ANYWAY
AtrrKr.ANn
NZ
Oct
15:
01
CAPITOL
Today
and
Thursday
Complete
Shows
at
l
oo
i
5:00,
7:00
and
9-m
I
II
I
II
II
I
Mill
I
ll
III
m
mr
m
tt
i
rr
n
(at
1:39,
3
39,
5
39
'
39
9:3Si
Added
-3
Stooges
in
"I
LL
NEVER
I1EIL
AGAIN"
Merry
Melodies
"THE
HECKLING
HART
.
LATEST
WAR
NEWS
'
.
rav.
21
milt
nnri
w.-l-i
nrrv-k
lr
efuscd
permission
to
resign
from
'
t
ma2a(e
he
New
Zealand
police
lorce
to
but
released
Ivm
:s
:u:pc:
nlist
for
overseas,
D.
G,
!.
Mur-
sentence.
v,
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&SUt
2(5J
oz
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Is
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published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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COAL!
The
fre&test
Victory
Abture
won-
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storno
from
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tunf
Thu
coal
business
isn't
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matter
of
guess
work
with
us
We
know
good
coal
when
we
buy
it
.and
you
will
know
good
coal
when
you
try
It.
We
buy
the
best
the
mines
produce
It'
properly
graded
before
comes
to
us
and
properly
scheencd
and
weighed
before
It
comes
to
you.
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651
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For
every
3
labels
from
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tinW
package
of
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cover
postage
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