Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
SCRUTINY
OF
LEGS
Sllkless
Age
Means
General
Interest
in
One's
Lower
Limbs
By
BETTY
CLARKE
Associated
Press
Stair
Writer
NEW
YORK,
August
25:
(AP)
Looking
at
legs
seemed
to
be
a
man's
prerogative
until
the
silk
stocking.
scare.
Now
everyone,
will
be
looking
at
,
female
leggs.
The
girls
better,
too.
If
silk
stockings
of
sheer-as-sllk
CHAS.
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HEILBRONER
:
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
is
still
a
thing
for
you
to
do
if
y
want
your
legs
considered
chic.
Make,
'Em
a
Study
"If
you
think
your
legs
could
be
smaller
and
smarter,
study
them
In
your
full-length
mirror.
Get
out
your
tape
measure
and
compare
your
own
Inches
with
those
suggested
as
standard.
Make
a
chart
before
you
begin
cither
massage
or
exercising.
Record
weekly
the
measurements
for
your
thigh,
knee,
calf
and
ankle.
Then
you
can
see
if
you
are
taking
your
exercise
correctly
enough,
long
enough
and
regularly
enough.
Otherwise
why
kid
your-r
self
into
thinking
you
benefit
from
pinching,
bending
or
bumping?
"Whether
your
legs
seem
thick
or
substitutes
-get
plentiful
again
one
thm
you
can
lmprove
them
by
lm
cenainiy
won
.
wura
ouc
;provlng
Jt)ur
posture:
A
simple
'..one:
went
in
for
leg-art
lessons.
clieck
u
to
back,p
to
a
wall.
If
.
"No
ankle
should
be
over
ejht
-
jhouWerS(
hlpS
ciUves
an(j
inches
around,"
says
Ann
Delafleld.
hJe
touch
the
wall,
you
are
doing
director
of
a
New
York
beauty
itty
wel,
If
hey
dont
set-your-school.
She
.explains:
self
the
da,iy
task
of
trying.
to
make
:
,
"A
perfect
34
girl,
5
feet
5
Inches
do
,t,
It
M
amounti
to
an
tall,
has
legs
like
this:
thigh,
20'2
,
cxercise
well
worth
thc.cffort,
.
lncnes;
Knee,
J3'j
irjcnes;,cau,
izy2
inches;
ankle,
7
V2
inches;
':
"A
perfect
36'
who
ls5
feet
7
inches
tall
can
add
either
a
half
or
a
,
whole"
inch
tq
thigh,
knee
and
calf
"measurements,
but
should
have
only
an
8:inch
ankle!
Daily
intention
I
I
;
"You
can
do
your
legs
a
dally
-good
turn
as
simply
as
this;
Be
Halibut
Sales
American
Atlas,
6,000,
Booth,
12!3c
and
l'le.
Leviathan,
37,000,
Royal,
12.'
and
lie
Susan,
3600...
Pacific,
12.4c
and
sure
your
shoes
are
long
enough
and
He;
;
.the
heels
for
walking
not
too
high;
Excel,
24,000
Storage,
:i2.3c'
and
;'.Use-a
brush
to
scrub
both
your
lie.
'!
knees
and'
heels"
whether
you
think
Glacier,
li,500,"
Storage',
12.76
and
they
need
It
or
not.
Remember,
'il.lc.
".
;-care
of
the
legs
and
feet
calls
fori
Canadian
,
.'
a
lot
of
things;
of
which
none
are
I
Rosntt,
J
1,000..
Storage'
:
J2.8t
iiiujc
nupuiuuii,
wian
suap
aim
ana
HiCi
--
:
;'wa'ter.
'
Tramp,
2i',000,
Atlin,'
,13c
and
,
"Rub
a
little
greaseless
lotion
or.
11.3c.
,",'.;;
11
ream
over
youf
tentire
leg
but
par'4
1
Vera
Beatrice
7,000''
Atlin,
IZAc
ticularly
into
your
knees,
heelsand;
and
,11.2c!
.
v
,
r'-.
'
bottom
of
your"
feet
after
the!
'
'
;',
;,
;.T.;:;
VJl'
'
-
scrubbing.
,
.
Do
some
sort
of
magician
act1
weekly
to
whisk
away
hairs.
Maybe
you.
think
the
glamor
girls
of
mo-
ing
pictures
and
model
fame
have,
been
over-emphasizing
this,
but
it
GROWN
UP
.
Population
.of.
-New
France
now
yueDec,
wnen
tne
nrst.
.census
was
taken
In
1.666
was
3,215
now
it's
3.752.0OQ
plus.
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From
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and
ail
Kinds
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MATERIAL
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ot
0011
now
to
the
winter
PHONE
116
pU0NE
u,
,,,
.
i
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
Monday
at
3:00
p.m.
F.SX.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
Saturday
at
4:00
p.m.
P.S.T.,
calUnr
at
Ocean
Falls
Tralins
lcave
Prince
'Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
6:00
p.m,
P,S.T
Also
Fast
Through
Train
Friday
at
11:00
a.m.
P.3.T.
Alr-Condltioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
,
,
For
full
Information,
reservations,
etc.,
call
or
write
City
Ticket
Office.
528
Third
Ave.
Phone
260,
Prince
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"
'
.
,
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
'
"
To
Nazi
Europe
MESSAGE
OF
HOPE
VIA
AIR
British
Radio
Carries
Propaganda
To
Thousands
In
Occupied
Countries
By
Douglas
Amaron
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON,
August
25:
C;
Britain,
waiting
for
the
time
when
she
can
come
to
direct
blows
with
Opr-
many,
is
wag
ing
a
war
of
propa
ganda
designed
to
en-
list
to
her
cause
m
11
1
1
o
n
s
of
people
living
under
the
heel
of
Nazism.
British
propaganda
to
Europe
is
neces
sarily
restricted
almost
en-OO'O
tirely
to
broad
casting
and
a
stranger
campaign
than
that
now
being
conducted
over
the
air
waves
has
never
been
known.
It
is
being
directed
to
an
audience
which
must
listen
In
secret
or
face
the
risk
of
imprisonment
or
fine.
It's
success
can
be
Judged
only
by
trickles
of
Information
gained
from
underground
sources
or
from
counter-attacks
launched
by
the
German
radio.
Yet
the
British
Broadcasting
Corporation
which
speaks
to
Europe
for
Britain
knows
it
is
reaching
its
audience
and
that
the
listeners
are
being
Influenced
by
what
they
hear.
Succcess
of
the
"V
for
Vic-.ory"'
campaign
was
evidence
of
this'..
What
the
people
of
Germany
and
the
occupied
countries
want
more
than
anything
else
Is
reliable
news
and
a
high
percentage
of
the
B.B.
C's
24-hour
a
day
European
service
s
devoted
tp
newscasts.
These
are
Supplemented
by
talks,
musical
programs,
actuality
broadcasts
and
riews
features,
usually
based
on
pme
outstanding
news
event
of
the
day.
Back
to
Europe
Incidents
which
suggest
dissatis
faction
in
Germany
or
tne
occupied
countries
arc
seized
eagerly
and
quickly
directed
back
to
all
Europe,
iiii
example
of
this
Is
"The
New
oong
of,
the
German
Soldier,"
based
n
lines
supposedly
written
by
German
ioldieis
on
the
walls
of
rail
way
carriages
in
which
they
travel
led
to
Poland.
Set
tn
une,
the-chorus,
roughly
translat
ed,
runs:
"We're;
on
the
move
from
morn
till
night
Our
wives
for
ever
lost
to
sight,
Ahd
far
from
hearth
and
far
from
home
We're
forced
through
distant
.lands
to
roam."
Many
a
German
mother
or
wife
loubtlessly
thought
of
her
son
or
husband
on
a
far-away
front
asshr
iaud'dled
over
her
radio
behind
locked
doors
and
listened
to
that
song.
Music
also
plays
an
important
nart
in
broadcasts
to
France.
Old
French
folk
songs
like
"Aupres
de
na
Blonde''
and
popular
melodies
f
a
few
years
ago
like
"Bourn"
are
played
and
sung
with
new
verses
based
on
topical
subjects.
Smuggled
Lines
The
words
of
the
new
"Aupres
de
ma
Blonde"
were
smuggled
from
Brittany
where
they
were
written
by
a
ranch
farmer
after
watching
Royal
Air
Force
planes
on
a
sweep
across
northern
France.
Called
"Song
of
the
Royal
Air
Force'
it
.begins:
"Fly
iq
full
flight,
come
back
each
evenlnar.
anH
on
your
wings,
bring
us
fresh
hope."
Bourn
tells
how
when
German
bombs
fall
on
London
thev
tro
"bourn."
It
ends
bv
exDlalnln?
that.
for
every
bomb
oh
'London
the
n.A.
F.
"feront
vingt
bourns"
will
make
20
''bourns"
orl
Hamburg
and
Berlin.
ACiuamy
features
are
transrrihPrt
"orj-the-spot"
ln
England.
They
may
ue
recordings
or
camp
life
of
one
of
the
Allied
armies
or
of
a
war
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KITKATLA
.
HIGH
MAN
Henry
V'ickers
Earned
Total
of
$1250
For
Season
From
Which
Was
Deducted
$610
for
Expenses
Henry
Vickers
of
Kltkatla
was
ln
the
city
Saturday
on
his
way
home
from
Claxton
Cannery
where
he
had
been
fishing
for
the
B.
C.
Pack
ers.
He
is
quite
pleased
with
him
self
because
he
was
the
high
man
of
the
season
for
the
Kitkatla
village.
His
total
catch
brought
him
S1250
but
of
that
he
had
to
pay
the
expenses
for
the
season
amounting
to
$640.
However,
he
owed
a
debt
from
last
year
amounting
to
S60
so
that
he
had
a
check
coming
to
him
of
$550.
This
was
the.
result
of
seven
weeks
fishing.
Henry
has
a
wife
who
during
the
ame
time
earned
$47
in
the
cannery
and
two
boys
who
also
earned
i
little.
The
expense
of
the
season
was
nade
up
of
rent
for
the
net
$313.65,
rent
for
boat
$28,
gas
$150,
food
$10
1
week,
and
some
engine
repairs.
For
the
rest
of
the
year
Henry
md
his
family"
move
to
the
B.
C.
Packers
camp
at
Mink
Trap
Bay
vhere
he
acts
as
caretaker
at
a
.alary
of
$25
a
month.
All
members
of
the
Kltkatla
vil-'age
earned
le?s
than
Vickers,
the
'owest
beln?
a
total
catch
of
$700
from
which
similar
expenses
had
to
')e
deducted.
Last
year
Henry
end
?d
the
season
$60
in
the
hole,
that
beine
the
amount
he
had
to
make
up
this
year.
MINISTER
TO
stayI
ground
of
gunfire
and
French
com-
tands,
an
announcer
told
how
Fi
French
helped
the
British
in
Libya,
stormed
the
heights
at
Keren,
cap
tured
Damascus.
As
the
guns
died
away
In
the
background,
the
broadcast
ended
with
the
stirring
French
national
anthem,
the
Marseillaise.
yes;
We
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Roofs,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected.
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From
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Waterfront
Fall
Schedule
of
Steamships-Morning
on.
Waterfront..
Three
Liners
in
J
-Busyi
With
George
and
Prince
Rupert
will
oper-
Three
coastal
passenger
liners
were
in
port
this
morning,
making
the
waterfront
busy
with
passen-
eleven
disembarked
at
Prince
Ru
pert.
C.NJl.
steamer
Prince
George,
"ARIZONA"
IS
HERE
Great
Outdoor
Picture,
With
Jean
Arthur
In
Leading
Role,
Showing
at
Capitol
Theatre
,
.
.
.,
,
.
.
,
,
I
Saga
of
the
old
southwest's
most
According
to
the
fall
schedule
ls-!excltlnE
m
"Arizona."
plcturlza
ued
by
Canadian
National
Steam-
Kel-sh
of
clarence
Budlngton"
ps,
effective
September
3
fom,land.s
,
noveli
starrlng
Jcan
Prince
Rupert,
the
steamers
Prince
Arthuromcs
the
feature
offer-
ling
to
ate
in
a
twice-weekly
service
north
hc
for
the
flrst
w
iv
i'
icuih.au
ana
suum
10
Vancouver.
The
steamer
Prince
George
will
leave
Prince
Rupert,
north-
the
screen
o!
the
Capitol
Krt,1
f
n
Vat
ry
llrn
n
rtnlt,
mrdl,
I
"
...
vuuuu
VVf
i.v.imuii
nil.,,
l.
n.
I
,
.
Wednesday
at
10
p.m.
P.S.T.
South
bound
this
steamer
will
leave
Prince
Rupert
at
11:15
p.m.
every
Thurs-
iay,
for
Ocean
Falls,
Powell
River
md
Vancouver.
The
steamer
Prince
Rupert
will
leave
Prince
Rupert
ev-?ry
Friday
at
3
p.m.,
northbound,
making
calls
at
both
Ketchikan
and
Stewart.
For
the
southbound
voy-
ige
the
vessel
will
leave
Prince
Rupert
at
11:15
p.m.
every
Saturday
llrect
for
Ocean
Falls
and
Vancou
ver
only.
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P'lnr-
Rupert
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British
Columbia
of
this
week.
Miss
Arthur
plays
the
fictional
nnrt
r.t
4
Via
flrcf
tt'
Villi
tL'OTTl
11
in
exciting
personality,
proud,
ambitious
and
aggressive,
with
all
the
fearlessness
of
the
rowdy
men
with
whom
she
struggled
to
civilize
the
old
Tuscan
part.
William
Holden,
an
heroic
character
of
the
day,
plays
the
leading
male
role
and
eventually,
after
exciting
vicissitudes,
wins
the
love
of
the
heroine.
Warren
Williams
Is
well
cast
as
a
border
gambler
Settings
of
the
picture
are
am
bltlous
including
a
recreation
of,
the
old
pioneer
town,
a
gigantic;
cattle
stampede,
an
old
time
haciehr
t
da
and
a
massed
battle
involving'
.
.1
i
i
i
uiuusanag
oi
cnargwg
Apacues.
Arizona"
Is
said
to
be
one
of
the
?ers.
most
of
them
tourists,
much
outdoor
greatest
pictures
yet
pro-
...
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u.'v.
.."o".
Miifrfl.
cargoes
to
oe
nanaiea.
union
steam
er
Catala,
Capt.
Ernest
Sheppard,
arrived
at
4:30
a.m.
and
was
here
until
11
a.m.
when
she
sailed
for
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
is
due
back
tomorrow
afternoon
southbound.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Charlotte,
Capt.
William
Palmer,
making
her
final
voyage
of
the
season
on
the
Alaska
route,
arrived
at
9
a.m.
and
sailed
at
noon
for
Skagway
and
other
northern
points.
She
had
on
board
232
passengers
of
whom
A.R.P.
AT
Interior
'
rv.
I
I.
lay.
CAPITA
TODAY
UNTIL
WEhXtSfti,
Continuous
Dally
From
l
Complete
Shows
at
(At
1:00,
3:13.
5
20
and
9.5i
1
00.
3;,!;
5:15,
7:28
and
9-4)
Turbulent
Adventure
Exciting
Ifornance
in
Early
Arizona
!
JEAN
ARTHUR
"ARIZONA"
With
WILLIAM
HOLDEN
And
A
Catt
ot
Thousand!
Informal
Visit
f
39
ADDED
"Happy
Tots
Expedition"
TERRACE
To
Terrace
By
Village
Well
Organized
for
R
1
PrPlTlipr
CIIller
Any
Emergency
TERRACE,
Aug.
25.The
Civilian"
TFRRArE,
Aug,
25
pr-t.
Protection
Committee
held
an
or-
T.
D.
Pattullo.
who
arrived
hcreii
ganization
meeting
Friday
evening
Wednesday
evening,
spent
the
!
:-in
the
Oddfellows
Hall
with
M.
Du-
lowing
day
renewing
acqualntar
'
beau,
the
chief
warden,
presiding.
In
the
district.
In
the
aftcray;
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden,
with
an
excep-lConstable
Peter
Cartwright
and
the
E
T-
Kenney,
local
member
t
s
tlonally
heavy
list
of
256
passen-
'secretary,
P.
B.
Crocker,
were
in.
at--the
Premier
to
Lakelse
Lake
vi
gers,
arrived
at
9:45
a.m.
from
I
tendance.
;
In
the
evening
a
party
of
abo;U;.
Skagway
and
sails
at
4
o'clock
this
Tnere
was
a
good
turn
out
of
pep-
tpen
sat
down
to
a
supper
at
tt
afternoon
for
Vancouver
via
Ocean
resentatlve
citizens
and
th?
busin
.Philbert
Hotel.
Falls
and
Powell
River.
,ess
ol
organizing
immediately
pro-v
Tne
Premier
appeared
to
be
jceeded.
The
village
is
to
be
divided
excellent
health
and
seemcu
ot..
Home
Oil
tanker
Dlnamac
Capt.
lnto
our
districts
with
a
warden
fyJ
eveiy
minute
of
lv
u.n
'jTf'
Gordon
Willlscroft,
was
ln
port
over
,n
charge
of
each.
Each
warden
race
and
district
The
vit
m
Friday
night
with
fuel
cargo
for
the
wU1
appoint
an
assistant
warden!
luiie
iniormai.
ne
just
went
w
company's
loca.1
tanks.
The
vessel
Four
services
were
organized
as-he
Phased,
renewing
old
(i'.r:
nrrived
from
the
south
yesterday
namely,
fire
service,
casualty,
en-61'-
He
mflde
ln
fact
a
r-afternoon.
leaving
thU
morning
on
Glneerlng
and
school
services.
(pleasant
impression
herfabouf
&
her
return
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Classes
will
be
held
in
first
aid
,eIt
on
Thursday's
tram
(or
wir.
Islands.
Brotherhood
Will
Meet
In
jPrince
Rupert
I
lan
protection.
In
fact
the
village
of
Terrace
Is
now
thoroughly
organized
and,
with
the
necessary
training,
the
Dlace
RECONSTRUCTION
STUDY
!
LONDON,
August
25:
r
Bri-
'taln'.'?
Cnn.iprvatlvn
nj
i
nW.
a
meeting
of
delegates
repre-
parties
have
launched
Indenenri-nt
Vichy's
Envoy
to
This
Dominion
to
senting
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
nroblim
moves
to
investigate
the
Remain
for
Time
Being
at
Least
British
Columbia
In
the
Metropoie
of
post-war
rSructton
Snd
tS
Hall
Saturday,
Alfred
Adams
pre-
1
Liberals
mav
create
a
similar
mm
LONDON.
Aug.
25:
Ok-
Prlme'sldlng,
It
was
decided
io
hold
the
mitte
shortly
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
.
twelfth
annual
convention
nf
thpl
"ling
said
today
that
Rlstelbueber.
he,
Vichy
government
minister
to
Canada,
would
continue
to
hold
the
present
position
at
least
for
the
present.
ans
week
demonstration
at
Hyde
i'ark
in
London.
An
effective
actuality
broadcast
to
Francs
was
of
target
practice
with
the
famous
French
75's
at
a
Free
French
camp.
With
a
back-i
Brotherhood
ln
Prince
Rupert
dur-1
FISIILESS
WATERS
ing
the
week
of
December
2,
Routine
There
are
no
fish
in
Utah's
Great
business
was
attended
to.
salt
Lake.
IN
NEUTRAL
SWEDEN
STOCKHOLM,
August
15
Conscripts
are
being
trair.rj
ss
r-
will
be
wpII
pniilnnorf
tnr
onw
mr-
ols.
bombers
and
navt?ar-r
ct
t
,gency.
Rupert.
flwerjlsh
Royal
Air
Fores
o
tit'.'
a
reserve
for
the
regular
e-
.'s!
and
active
'force.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
For
Vancouver
CATALA
EVERY
TUESUAf",
1:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Thurs.
pm.
CARDENA
EVERY
FRIDAY,
10:30
p.m.
Dae
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
Queen
Charlotte
Islandi
Leaving
Aur.
19,
and
30,
September
9
at
10
p.m.
Tickets
and
Reservation!
from
FRANK
J,
SKINNER,
Trlnte
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ait.
Phone
568
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
III
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINKSEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
racked
by;
the
only
salmon
cannlnf
company
with
an
aU
the.
year
round
parroU
to
frlnc
Rupert