FAQE
rOjCB
Expert
Optical
Service
Chas.
Dodimead
Optometrist
In"
Cuarte
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
STOKE
For
Fine
China,
Dinnenvarc,
Glasses,
Haggage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
DEDICATION
SERVICE
A.
Rowland
In
charge,
The
Wo
4
for
$1.00
$1.00
GIRLS'
BEDFORD
CORD
SLACKS
Girls'
Dedford
cord
slacks.
Sizes
8,
10,
12
years.
Colors
Royal
and
Red.
An
outstanding
special,
Q-j
CA
Dollar
Day,
pair
..."
QlOV
LADIES'
ALL
SATIN
NIGHT
GOWNS
Shades
tea
ro.se
and
white.
Sizes
small,
medium,
large.
Assorted
styles.
Regular
value
$2.95.
OA.
CJ-I
QQ
JO
Dollar
Day,
each
LADIES'
SEARSUCKER
CREI'E
PYJAMAS
AND
GOWNS.
Searsuckcr
crepe
pyjamas
and
nightgowns
for
misses
and
ladies
In
assorted
colors
and
trims.
There
is
no
better
fabric
for
washing
and
wearing.
Wc
have
a
big
stock
on
hand
to
choose
f
rem.
Sizes
small,
medium
and
large.
P-J
A
A
t?A.UU
Dollar
Day,
gowns
Dollar
Day.
Sf-t
Aft
tfA.UU
pyjamas
SLACK
SUITS
Ladies'
slack
suits,
made
from
tropical
striped
wincey
In
two
shades
only.
Torquoise
and
stripe
and
wint;
and
stripe.
Tailored
in
the
Californian
style.
PO
QC
Sizes
12
to
20.
Dollar
Day,
.suit
9&U0
SILK
CURTAIN
NETS
25
pieces,
assorted
patterns,
English
nets,
values
C
A
A
up
to
65c
yd.
Dollar
Day,
3
yds
for
J)X.UU
NOTTINGHAM
FILET
NETS
Assorted
patterns
in
cream
shade
only,
36"
wide,
Q4
A
A
extra
good
value.
Dollar
Day,
4
yards
Tor
tJJA.Vv
LADIES
BLOUSES
Various
rainbow
stripes
and
plain
colors,
rast
washing
fabrics,
short
sleeves,
assorted
styles.
01
A
A
Sizes
14
to
20.
Dollar
Day,
each
V-lvU
.
PILLOW
CASES
Full
size
linen
finished
pillow
cases,
ready
for
Q1
ftft
use,
good
quality.
Dollar
Day,
5
cases
for
jFi.lU
CHILDREN'S
BEDFORD
CORD
BIB
OVERALL
Assorted
colors
Bedford
cord,
size
1
to
6
years.
Exceptionally
hard
wearing
cloth,
well
made.
Q
A
A
Dollsir
Day.
ti
-
tJJ
-
"V
Fine
Bag
Of
Seven
Wolves
Two
Old
Ones
And
Fire
Pups
Taken
By.
.Woodpecker
Man
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
A
moderate
disturbance
Is
approaches
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island?.
1he
weather
has
been
cloudy
and
rain
has
occurred
In
the
north.
West
Coast
or
Vancouver
Lsland
PRINCE
OEOROE,
July
4:-A
V
Z,Z
tn
nvVr
southeast
winds,
cloudy
to
over-
u
,
.
4tK
u,
v,
with
rain
in
the
nor
and
mild
cast
a"u
"
"u
1
,,o-..
of
f
$70
K.nt
bounty
th.r.
thereon
,"-
was
the
F.
Colebank
week.
i
luckly
experience
or
Gale',thern
Prtlon-
or
Woodpecker
last
While
hunting
on
Hlxon
Creek,
TURKEY
FOIt
U.S.
TROOPS
seven
miles
up
from
Prince
'
George-Quesnel
highway,
Colebank
'
Turkey,
or
Its
equivalent
is
serv-was
attacked
by
an
animal
which
ed
t0
all
United
States
soldiers
twice
he
ait
first
thought
was
a
bear,
a
year
on
Thanksgiving
and
When
the
animal
was
about
20,
Christmas
by
presidential
procla-reet
rrom
him
he
fired,
but
the
mati0ru
first
shot
missed.
His
second
shot'
was
more
elective
and
killed
the
animal.
"Closer
investigation
proved
been
protecting
a
den
or
pupa
It
to.
be
a
large
female
timber
when
-she-
attacked
him.
Colebank
woir.
Colebank
could
hear
another
went
back
the
next
morning
and
wolf
howling
rurther
In
the
bush
rinally
located
the
den
which
had
i
and
went
In
to
see
U
he
could
get
five
pups
In
It.
He
quickly
dis-1
it.
The
animal
cot
Into
some
mus-
natcherl
the
bunch.
TERRACE,
July
4:
Sunday
June
men's
Service
Corps,
in
their
for
Colebank
to
get
a
bead
on
It
the
game
department
oMces
hcre.i
29
a
Dedication
Day
service
was
smart
uniforms
marched
to
the
and
he
dronned
it.
It
turned
out
and
Colebank
left
there
with
$10
held
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall,
with
Rev.
C.
A.
Hlnchliffe
and
Rev
J.
hall
and
there
was
a.
sprinkling
or
to
be
a
male
timber
woir.
war
vets
and
others.
PRINCESS
SLIPS
Gqod
quality
satins,
white
and
tea
rose,
assorted
styles
and
finishes.
Dollar
Day,
each
VGIRLS'
D.RILL
SLACKS
Good
quality
drill
slacks,
sizes
8
to
14.
Assorted
colors,,
white
piping.
Dollar
Day.
pair
$1.00
51.00
'
BRIEF
PANTIES
Rayon
silk
knit,
heavy
weight,
lastex
leg
and
waist,
tea
rose
and
white,
excellent
wearing
garments.
Q4
tin
Dollar,
Day,
2
pairs
ror
QJL.UU
CHILDREN'S
ANKLE
SOCKS
Silk
and
lisle
and
all
silk
in
a
variety
or
new
spring
shades,,
Sizes
5
to
3'2.
Q
A
A
Dollar
Day,
5
pairs
ror
?A.VU
ANKLE
SOCKS
Ladies'
all
wool,
in
various
shades,
all
popular
colors,
sizes
8V2tol02.
Q4
AA
Dollar
Day,
3
pairs
ror
tJJA.yv
LADIES
RAYON
SILKIIOSlf
Extra
rine
knit,
mock
rashloned,
all
new
popular
shades,
ringless.
Dollar
Day,
3
palr.iiior
$1.00
'
BEDSPREADS
500
spreads,
assorted
colored
stripes
and
checks,
absolutely
fast,
colors,
nicely
rinished
and
wear
guaranteed,
made
in
twq
sizes,
72"x
90"
and
80"x
100".
04
AO
Dollar
Day,
each
vA.JO
CHENILLE
BEDSPREADS
Size
SOVxHJO",
assorted
designs,
full
double
bed
sizes
tn
various
colors,
well
finished.
Dollar
Day,
each
CHENILLE
BATHROOM
SETS
$2.95
Bath
mat
and
toilet
seat
cover
In
assorted
patterns
and
shades.
Dollar
Day,'
set
$1.45
TABLE
CLOTHS
Rayon
and
cotton
mixture
In
very
pleasing
shades,
fast
colors,
size
52"x52",
good
heavy
quality.
fl-
Ah
Dollar
Day,
2
for
V-1UU
SCjlOOL
GIRLS'
CAMPUS
HOSE
Knee
high,
novelty
silk
terry,
shades
white,
royal,
navy,
red,
green.
Sizes
8VS,
9,
9'2,
10.
nn
Dollar
Day,
2
pairs
for
pi
UU
GLASS
OR
TEA
TOWELS
Linen
rinished,
good
large
size,
blue
and
red
check,
ready
Tor
use.
Dollar
Day;
6
ror
$1.00
I
3
STAR
mi
RYE
Mi
kB
-iiiiri
i
i'li'i
I'
ri
irn
iiiib
Thli
advertisement
Is
not
published
sr
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
CEREMONY
AT
TERRACE
kee
which
sufficiently
slowed
It
up
The
wolf
track
was
dlsDlayed
at.
Similar
Event
Carried
Out
Here
at
Village
Yesterday
apiece
for
the
scalps,
or
a
total
or
J
TERRACE,
July
4.
An
lmpres-
Believing
the
lemale
must
have
$70
for
his
hunting
trip.
DOLLAR
DAY
Saturday
at
Fraser
and
Payne's
See
Windows
For
Numerous
Other
Items
of
Outstanding
Value
FLANNELETTE
HLANKETS
Full
double
bed
size
"flannelette
sheets.
Green,
rose,
mauve,
blue,
gold,
plaids.
Fast
colors,
whipped
ends
C-
A
A
ready
for
use.
Dollar
Day,
each
sheet
OAeUU
TOWELS
TOWELS
TOWELS
Turkish
towels
in
every
size,
color
and
quality
that's
manufactured.
On
special
Sale
Dollar
Day.
Run
of
the
mill
dir
ect
from
the
factory
to
you.
Priced
in
groups.
Group
III.
fl1
ft
ft
Group
I-
JD1.UU
3
for
5
or
Group
IV.
2
for
21
ft
ft
Group
n.
Stores
Close
at
6
O'clock
Saturday
slve
ceremony
took
place
here
yesterday
when
a
proclamation
by
the
Minister
or
National
Defence
was
publicly
read.
The
ceremony
was
carried
out,
with
some
2o0
or
300
Terrace
people
In
attendance
in
rront
or
the
Municipal
Office.
Cap-
I
tain
C.
W.
Marsden,
a
Kings'
Mess
enger,
and
a
detail
or
soldiers,
comprising,
besides
the
otriccr,
two
riflemen
with
bayonets
fixed,
a
buglar
and
a
drummer.
The
Commissioners
of
the
village
municipality
and
the
Clerk
awaited
the
military
party
at
10
o'clock,
who
upon
arrival,
handed
the
Proclamation
to
Gordon
Temple,
the
chairman
of
the
Commissioners.
The
Proclamation
was
then
read
aloud
to
the
assembled
people
by
the
clerk
of
the
Village,
N.
Sherwood,
after
which
Mr.
Temple
called
on
E.
T.
Kenney
M.L.A.
ror
an
address
suitable
to
the
occasion.
When
these
rormallties
were
concluded
the
military
party
took
charge,
the
"Last
Post"
was
given
by
stood
in
a
respcctrul
two
minutes
silence.
Then
by
command
of
the
offlcer
the
general
salute
and
the
escort
marched
away.
Check
Guests
In
Australia
Officials
Visit
Homes
Regularly
and
Find
English
Children
Happy
MELBOURNE.
June
4:
CPi
Close
supervision
is
carried
out
in
all
Australian
states
over
the
children
sent
rrom
England
away
from
the
blitzes.
Victorian
Children's
Welfare
De
partment
inspectors
were
sent
into
each
of
the
homes
in
which
the
cniidren
are
billeted
recently.
Mrt
of
their
reports
contained
the
phrase,
'child
happy
and
content
ed."
Officers
have
been
surprised
at
the
few
adiustments
necessary.
Onlv
iour
or
rive
had
to
be
taken
rrom
homes
and
nlaced
with
more
suit
able
people.
Most
changes
were
due
to
unavoidable
circumstances,
ruch
as
where
the
adopters
had
entered
business
or
changed
their
residence
Others
informed
the
department
that,
because
or
cost
or
living
rises,
increased
income
tax,
etc.,
thev
had
round
they
could
not
aHord
to
take
tna
cniidren.
Several
of
the
parents
had
writ
'.?n
rrom
England
saying
they
had
had
such
Blowing
reports
or
Aus
tralia
in
their
children's
letters
they
nopeo
10
come
nere
arter
the
war,
Miss
Louise
Lindquist
Is
sailing
on
the
Cardena
tonight
for
Camp-
Dei
1
Kiver.
IX
Tilt
SI
PKK.ME
COURT
OF
IIRITISII
iwi.l.Mlllt
ix
ntOIIATE
111
Hie
Matttr
of
the
".Ictmlnlstmtloii
Act"
And
In
the
Mattfr
of
the
Khtat
of
ter
Uluf,
I)eafd
TAKE
NOTICE
tlnab
toy
order
of
Hla
Honor,
W,
E.
FlhT,
made
on
the
24th
day
of
June,
A.
D.
1941,
I
w
Bp-JJoknted
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
IViter
Blue,
deceased,
with
Will
mi-nexd,
and
all
pontics
havhvg
claims
asa'lnbt
the
Bald
estate
ire
hereby
required
to
lurlt)h
Maime;
properly
ver(.
fled,
.to
me
coi
or
Ibefore
-tine
3rd
day
of
AuifUHt.
A,
D.
1941,
mud
all
partleg
tn-debited
to
ithe
estate
nre
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
IndDbtednewi
to
ne
forthwith.
DATED
,Uiia
ard
day
of
July,
A.
D
1941
A.
fcyHEHBEllT
r.
OLASSEV.
cwtldal
AOmlnltratar,
Atlln.
n.
O.
(iet
it
at
the
Variety
Store
"Where
your,
dlmej
are
little
dollars"
330
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Red
120
GETAWAY
AT
WILLS'
(Continued
from
Page
One)
last
to
have
called
at
a
trapper's
cabin
about
29
miles
east
oi
Quesnel-
and
demanded
rood,
He
was
still
carrying
the
police
officer's
gun.
As
Smaaslet
is
a
rormer
trapper
and
is
thoroughly
familiar
with
the
terrain
between
wp.
Quesnel
and
PrincefrjeorgeJt
was
ror
Prince
George.
With
this
in
mind
a
posse
led
by
Inspector
C.
Barber
combed
the
Cottonwood
River
area,
about
35
mes
irom
Wells.
Accompanying
the
inspector
were
Game
Wardens
Mottishaw
and
Ellis.
Ellis
had
his
dogs
with
him.
About
7:30
Tuesday
morning
the
dogs
picked
up
the
scent.
Shortly
afterwards
Ellis,
in
the
lead,
heard
the
order
nom
Smaaslet
"stick
'em
up."
rollowed
im
mediately
by
a
shot
which
lifted
the
game
warden's
hat
from
his
head.
Ellis
dropped
to
,the
ground
and
sought
cover
from
the
des
Friday,
July
4.
194.1
LAST
TIMES
TONIGHT
Last
Complete
Shi
;
8
22
RICHARD
ARLEN
JEAN
PARKER
In
Power
Dive"
At
8:38,
Once
Onl'yi
Plus
Kobt.
Young,
Lewis
Stone
Maureen
O'Siilll
an
in
"SPORTING
BLOOD"
(At
7:00
and
3.
481
World
News
(At
8:'.
2
Only
perado's
'bullets
behind
a
tree,
and
...
.
1
lcLe
h"lCen
mJr,
wce
or
events
tra
;p,,3
Smaaslet
blazed
away,
riring
five
...
...
,
shots
at
the
law
orricers
until
his
"
-
-
-
l"
'
empty.
The
officers
re-
gun
was
,
lmlnal
gained
A
h
hi:
nd
he
turned
the
rire
with
eight
ohots
and
P
Smaaslet.
being
out
or
ammunition.
dom'or
'ew
Alb
n
Smaaslet
s
crlmlna?
rlinina.
re;
,S
gave
up
and
was
escorted
back
to
,
urn
Is
a
long
one.
In
Trlnce
Ocor
'
,
.
.
"
"
jxlice-records
It
Is
shown
tha
r
Orey
or
Crime
has
been
sentenced
rrom
hr
k-
Smaaslef.s
orgy
of
crime
,
started
!!
for
ternis
totalling
42
mon
t
on
June
9
tn
Vancnuyer
where,
he
tn
the
last
12
years.
In
Ju!v
'9
represented
himself
as,
Alev
Moffat
he
r"ciivcd
a
six-month
snur
.:f
and
negotiated
a
deal
for
a
i38
in
the
OkaHa
prison
on
a
false
?
Oldsmobile
sedan
throuph
Stone-
fence
charge:
again
In
1930
and
i'O
house
Motors.
Ltd.,
for.$1135."
He
is
he
Vas
seiit
to
Oakalla
f
ir
ex
anegea
10
nave
tenaered
a
cneque
months
in
each
year
on
id'
-
pre
tor
sjdu
sisned
"Alex
Moiret,
'
say-
fence
charRes.
In
December
i
lng
he
was
a
prominent
businessman
nf
OllP.cnpl
anrt
Prlnrn
flnr.rcro
anrf
nlm
to
tw
ln
P1'"'
ordering
the
agreement
or
sale
and
years
Insurance
policy
covering
the
bal-
a
charge
arising
out
or
obi
alums
ance
or
the
purchase
price
sent
to
two
rifles
by
raise
pretences,
his
address
ln
Prince
George
En-
-
qulry
by
Stonehouse
Motors.
Ltd.,
at
Quesnel
elicited
the
Inrormatlon
that
A.
B.
Mofrat
was
certainly
good
ror
$350
and
the
balance
or
the
transaction,
and
Smaaslet.
presumably
drove
away
with
the
car.
Smaaslet
is
next
alleged
to
have
the
bugler
ancj
the
whole
assembly
"ailed
at
Pop's
Fur
Store
in
Van
couver
and
purchased
rurs
for
a
woman
accompanylnz
him.
tendering
a
check
Tor
$185
bearing
the
signature
"Aleck
MoKeC
Smaaslet
then
evidently
drove
direct
to
Wells,
as
he
Is
reported
to
have
arrived
there
on
the
evening
-r
Tuesday.
June
10.
where
he
is
reported
to
have
cashed
rour
more
checks
using
the
same
signature.
The
agreement
ror
the
purchase
or
the
car
and
covering
Insurance
policy
was
in
due
time
received
by
A.
B.
Morrat
or
Prince
Gcore
In
the
mall,
and
about
the
same
time
the
checks
began
to
filter
Jnto
Prince
Oeorce
banks.
The,
slznature
was
not
that
of
A.
B.
Moffatt,
and,
or
course,
he
knew
nothing
of
bnvinz
in
Oldsmobile
sedan-
rrom-
Stone-house
Motors,
Ltd..
Vancouver.
Shortly
berore
his
arrest
In
Wells
Smaaslet
called
at
Johnson's
carage
there
ror
gasoline
and
tendered
a
'heck
signed
"Alex
Morfit."
He
'old
the
attendant
the
check-was
O.K.
as
Alex
Moffat
was
his
uncle.
"DIntv"
Johnson,
the
attendant
who
's
really
a
nephew
of
A.
B.
MofratJ
vas
tuzzled
at
that
and
tald.
::Oh.
is
that
so?
What
branch
of
the
family
do
you
belone
to,
as
I
am
a
nephew
or
Alex
Morrat's.
out
I
never
"aw
or
heard
or
you
berore."
Evidently
realizing
he
had
made
1
serious
error.
Smaaslet
grabbed
'he
check
rrom
"Dlnty"
and
drov
rr
without
waiting
for
the
cap
to
Caueht
by
Iaw
About
this
time
the
lav
caught
ip
with
Smaaslet,
and
the
startling
Coming:
Saturday
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