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BIX
TO
DAILY
KTWI
Thursday,
jmy
31
19
Expert
Optical
Service
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ALASKA
IN
NO
DANGER
OF
ATTACK
r
4n
oz.
25
oz.
12
oz.
Chas.
Dodimead
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
For
Fine
China,
Dinncrware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Darn,
Aiasxan
explorer
and
iec-
ner
nsula
hi
too
rouh
a
terrain
turer
who
was
here
on
the
North
am
is
'to
'ormv
for
military
ac-1
.""e
k
Juneau,
-.nwiDragc,
ticn.
in
his
opinion.
For
that
rea
Fairbanks
and
other
points
to
con-
fpr
With
nrmv
anthnritlwc
nn
A1
son
he
believes
the
St.
Lawrence
!
askan
military
matters.
He
con-
is!'nds
wou,d
bs
a
better
P!ace
for
tinued
north
on
the
North
Sea.
u-
s-
bombers
to
start
from,
since
Father
Hubbard,
known
as
the
in
the
Alaska
peninsula
they
would
"Glacier
Priest"
through
h's
ex-
be
grounded
most
of
the
time
by
peditions
in
the
far
north,
will
as-
storms
company
army
men
to
areas
on
the
Alaska
peninsula
airi
farth-
north
near
Siberia
in
connection
,
,r
.ipt.,.AAn
with
military
possibiliUes,
such
as
VANOrKHllllr
'
new
outposts
or
defence
measures.
'
jJl
he
said.
.
I
Alaska
is
safe
from
attack,
he
Attorney
General
Gordon
Wis-1s
confident,
because
of
weather,
mer,
Commissioner
T.
W.
S.
Parsons,
terrain
and
the
distances
in-
provincial
police,
and
Major
S.
F.
volved.
M.
Moodie,
in
the
course
of
a
clvil-
Xothing
To
Fear
iian
protection
organization
tour,
Thoee
who
get
here
f
Irst
have
are
in
Vanderhoof
today.
i
Alaska,
and
we
got
here
first.
The
:
'
arniv
is
do'ng
a
wonderful
Job
and
An
Anglican
Young
People's
pa
rap
with
bases
already
establish"-"
--
is
now
established
at
Stuart
Lake,
those
under
way
we
have
nothing
north
of
Vanderhoof.
Thereare
to
fear
"
he
said.
about
thirty
boys
and
girls
in
the
An
attack
from
Siberia
for
ex-
camp.
,
wmmm
GILBEYS
London
Dry
$3.10
$2.30
$1.20
GIN
Tin.
adv
:
envm
s
r.
;t
publisaca
or
displayed
by
the
Llquoi
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
CE
Just
Completed!
New
Ice
Storage
Method
Ensurinj;
only
low
temperature
ice
througfiout
the
fishing
season
Fishermen
arc
Invited
to
Inspect
Our
Reconstructed
Ice
Storage
Low
Temperature
Dry
Ice
Now
on
Sale
by
Canadi
m
Fish
&
Cod
Storage
PMnc-
Kupert
I'.ritish
Columbia
HMJL
PICTURE
LAUGH
HIT
LISTING
AT
CAPITOL
Booking
for
August
at
Capitol
Theatre
are
Announced
Several
Outstanding
Features
Feature
offerings
for
the
month
of
August
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
are
announced
as
follows:
August
1
Carole
Lombard
and
Robert
Montgomery
in
"Mr.
and
Mrs.
Smith."
August
2
Lionel
Barrymore
and
Lew
Ayres..
in
"People
vs.
Dr.
Kil-
flare.
August
4,
S
and
6.
Spencer
Tracy
and
iOckey
Rooney
In
"Men
of
Boys
Town."
August
7
and
8
John
Garfield
and
Pat
O'Brien
in
"Flowing
Gold."
August
9
Ann
Sothern,
Ian
Hunter
and
Roland
Young
in
"Dulcie."
August
11,
12
and
13.
James
Stewart.
Carj-
Grant
and
Katherlne
Hepburn
in
"Philadelphia
Story."
idiv..ie.
wouid
njt
De
auempted,
hi
!
,
August
14
and
15.
Wallace
Beery
beiicwes,
because
while
there
arc
4
nd
Lionel
Barrymore
in
"The
Bad
aieas
on
Ue
S.berian
coast
which
,Man."
could
be
used
for
air
fields
ihe
August
16
Alice
Faye.
John
coast
is
as
far
from
the
nearest
1
Payne
and
Jack
Oakie
in
'The
Great
iail
head,
Vladivostok,
for
saso-
American
Broadcast"
line
and
oJisr
supplies,
as
Seattle
.
AVgt,
18
19
and
20
Louis
Hay--s
fiom
ihe
Panama
Canal.
ward,
George
Sanders
and
Joan
On
the
other
hand
planes
frnn
Bfnnett
in
"The
Son.of
Monte
Cris-
Alaska
could
sweep
down
Ksm-i10"
Father
Hubbard
Believes
It
Would
chaika
pen.ru.ula
to
Japan
or
over
'
August
21
and
22
Jean
Arthur
Be
Excellent
Base
For
Offensive
o:hcr
large
les.ons
of
Asia
tQjflnd.Cljarics
Cpburn
in
"The
Devil
Warfare
bcrr.b,
he
pointed
out
in
an
Interr
jnd.Mlsiv
Jones."
1
view.
i
Aueust
23
Fred
Astaire
and:
.'eople
make
one
mistake,
KETCHIKAN.
July
31:-Alaska
:s
fc
jgh,
in
'hulking
of
the
Alaska
in
no
danger
of
Invasion
but
is
pc.
nsula
as
a
stepping
stone
to
ideal
for
offensive
warfare
on
the
a.-
part
of
the
United
States
in
th
be.ause
it
is
geographxally
closest!
opinion
of
Father
Bernard
Hub-
to
Japan,"
h-
said.
The
Alaska!
Pjulctte
Goddard
in
"Second
Chor-
u."
August.
25,
26
and
27
Jean
Arthur!
una
w
unam
Hoiaen
m
"Arizona."
CAPITOL
fMU
lTH5
TM'T
TONIGHT
and
FRIDAY
Matinees
Daily
2
p.m.
Evenings
7:00
and
9:10
CAROLE
Lombard
ROBT.
Montgomery
1
In
"Mr.
and
Mrs:
Smith"
'(At
2:31,
7:31
and
9:41
ADDED
Donald
Duck
in
"Golden
Eggs"
Travelogue
"Washington
D.C."
World
News
,EW
SHOW
POLICY!
NOW
EFIECTIVE
Matinees
Daily
at
2
p.m.
i:nlinuou
Show
On
atnn'aT
From
1
p.m.
COMING!
SAT.
ONLY
"People
versus
Dr.
Kildare"
Special
ROUND
TRIP
'
VACATION
FARES
to
the
Prairies
And
stations
as
far
East
as
Port
Arthur,
Ont.
Aug.
15,
16;
17
Return
Limit
30
Days
Children
5
years
and
under
12,
half
fare.
LOW
FARES
APPLY
IN
COASIIES,
TOURIST
OR
STANDARD
SLEEPERS.
Stopovers
allowed
anywhere
en
route,
including
Jasper
National
Park.
,
Trains
operate
on
Standard
Time
For
Information,
Call
or
Write:
CITY
TICKET
OfflCE
528
3rTAe
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
V-62-41
Carole
Lombard.
Robert
Montgonv
ery
and
Gene
Raymond
in
"Mr-'
--and.Lrs..xaith"
Co-starring
Carole
Lombard
and
Robert
Montgomery,
who
are
seen
together
for
the
first
time,
"Mr.
and
Mrs.
Smith,"
feature
picture
at
th
Capitol
Theatre
for
today
and
Friday,
is
a
riotous
social
comedy
of
a
young
Park
Avenue
lawyer
and
the
woman
who
for
three
years
has
been
accepted
as
his
wife.
i
Weaving
its
story
deftly
around
flench,
ten
ajurrrt.
people
uitn
!ii
wain
an
.in
wit
;i&..
...
j
5g3vS
j
the
martial
hfe
of
this
highly
modern
pair
and
the
unique
domestic
rules
by
whieh
they
live,
the
film
hits
a
crisis
when
the
two
discover
that
their
wedding
was
Illegal.
In
the
emotional
rebound,
they
find
that
their
romance
has
become
a
triangle
with
the
lawyer's
partner
,
stepping
in
as
a
rival
for
the
heroine's
hand.
The
upshot
of
it
all
is
jthat
the
three
principals
wind
up
"at
Lake
Placid
in
a
hectic
and
hil-Jarious
finale
as
both
men
grimly
press
the
lady
to
make
up
her
mind.
Both
stars
are
given
notable
opportunities
to
display
their
mirth-provoking
talents
and
the
cast
also
features
Gene
Raymond,
as
the
partner;
Philip
Merivale
and
Lucille
Watson,
as
his
dignified
southern
parents,
and
Jack
Carson
as
a
ilayboy
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Southbound
on
the
second
of
three
specially
aranged
ten-day
Alaska
cruises
which
included
calls
at
Sitka
and
other
points
of
inter
est
not
ordinarily
touched
at
oy
we
regular
vessels.
C.P.R.
steamer
Pin
cess
Charlotte,
Capt.
William
Palmer,
was
in
port
from
10
o'clock
yesterday
morning
until
1
p.m.
On
board
were
223
passengers,
the
entire
list
being
round-trippers.
Sockeye
fishing
is
still
holding
up
well
both
on
the
Skeena
and
Naa-
Rivers.
According
to
latest
reports,
the
gillnetters
are
averag
ing
thirty
sockeye
and
thirty
iv
A
good
run
is
also
continuing
Rivers
Inlet
with
averages
forT'
day
and
Wednesday
report,
ninety-six
fish.
All
over
Wallace's
Mid-Summer
CLEARANCE
FELT
ILVTS
All
felt
hats,
values
to
$2.75.
Each
STARTS
FRIDAY
SUMMER
COATS
The
balance
of
our
stock.
Sizes
14
to
20
in
plain
crepes,
Boucles,
plaids
and
tweeds.
Sizes
14
to
20.
Values
to
$20.00.
Each
$9.95
$1.00
WHITE
HATS
All
white"
hats
and
colored
straws
at
half
regular
puce
$1.45
CREPE
DRESSES
Women's
crepe
dresses,
an
assortment
of
sizes
and
colors
to
$3.95.
Each
Phone
9
$1.49
HOUSE
DRESSES
Pi
lV
house
dresses,
an
assortment
of
patterns
and
sizea,
2
for
$1.00
KIMONOS
Sal
in
kimonos.
3
only,
to
clear
$1.95
PRINT
APRONS
Women's
peasant
style
print
aprons,
contrasting
IUUL
lUl'
$1.00
RUBBER
APRONS
Women's
rubber
aprons,
large
size,
heavy
grade.
Ea
f
65c
KIDDIES
APRONS
Kiddies
aprons,
bright
prints,
assorted
colors.
3
for
$1.00
GIRLS'
DRESSES
Girls"print
dresses,
zipper
front,
8
to
14
yrs.
Each
59c
GIRLS'
JACKETS
Girls'
tartan
all
wool
jackets,
8
to
14.
Reg.
$2.50.
Ea.
MIDDY
WAISTS
Girls'
middy
waists,
white
broadcloth.
Each
50c
-f
m.iu....i!
SLACK
SUITS
GW'slackuitsin-beach
cloth,
blue
or
green.
14
to
20.
Each
$1.95
selnln
are
.Si.k
m
tallica
sun
small
A
cording
to
reports
rearin'
r
there
is
an
unusually
good
n
i
nail
mi
i.4c
riiucr
Jviver.
Union
steamer
Catal
,
lest
SheoDard.
was
in
nrt
1
cvcnlne
from
5:30
imin
.
later
southbound
frnm
e....
the
Naas
River
to
Vancouver
ijocum-r
nsi
included
substantial
number
of
round
1
1
tourists.
If
you
wani
Boiinrtnirix
......
Use
for
it
Hundreds
of
peonl
J
me
wjji
mai
y,
SALE
GIRLS'
SLACKS
Girls'
slacks,
good
sturdv
quality
drill.
Each
$1.25
GIRLS'
SHORTS
Girls'
shorts,
navy
with
red
trim.
6
to
14
89
c
DRESSSKIRTS
Womerf
s
dress
skirts,
assorted,
16
to
20,
to
$2.95.
La.
$1.50
satin
Slips
Baronet
satin
slips,
pfnki
or
white,
lace
trimmed.
Ea.
$1,00
BROADCLOTH
SLIPS
Broadcloth
slips,
opera
top,
pink
or
white.
Each-
35c
SPORT
SHIRTS
Girls'
sport
shirts
in
white,
stripes
or
figures.
Earn-
$1.00
PANTIES
Panties,
pink
rayon
mesh,
small,
medium
or
large
3
for
$1.00
SILK
HOSE
Pure
silk
crepe
hose,
all
latest
shades.
Pair
59c
RAYON
HOSE
Women's
rayon
hose,
new
stock,
assorted
shades.
3
pairs
$1.00
BOYS'
HOSE
Boys'
turn
top
grey
or
brown
marie
hose.
3
pairs-
89c
SPORT
SHIRTS
fJr
"d
Rirl8'
Ctt0n
JerSey
sport
shirts'
14
10
2'
$1.00
BOYS'
KNITTED
SUITS
Boys'
knitted
cotton
jersey
suits,
contrasting
top.
2
to
6
years.
Each
89c
NIGHTGOWNS
Velvasuede
nitrhtp-nwna
nlain
;....,!
,.oinoa
to
t1
O
V
U
"
'
fr""i
vt
iiguitU)
--
$1.25
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS
FOR
OTHER
SPECIAL
VALUES
We
Close
at
6
p.m.
Saturdays
3rd
and
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