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of
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by
the
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of
no,
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way
to
spruce
up
for
early.fall
than
to
buy
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pair
of
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ltD
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Tuesday,
August
26,"
1941.
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
was
not
afraid
to
go
to
England,
as
.some
of
his.
critics
claimed.
He
had
never
before
ridden
in
an
airplane
and
he
was
"said
to
have
a
touch
of
heart
trouble.
Yet
he
made
his
f
jrst
air
flight
in
a
bomber
across
the
Atlantic
and
the
morning
after
his
arrival
held
a
f
our-hour'coriference
with
British
officials.
There
was
nothing
soft
about
that.
Also
he
attended
the!
Canadian
held
day
and
was
booed
by
some
of
the
:
troops;
Yet
he
carried
it
off
laughing
and,
according
to
reports;
showed
nothing
but
pleasure
at
the
reception
giyeu'.'hini;
That
was
a
feat
of
which,
to,
be
nroud.
We
are
inclined
to
think
our
Prime
Minister
is
making
'good
in
England.
He'
captured
the
headlipes
ip
the
newspapers
and
seems
to'
nave
peen
wen
received
everywnere.
Don't
Be
Misled
,
,,
Last
week
the
Russians
seemed
to
have
suffered
spme
reverses
and
this
was
taken
advantage,
of
by
the
(Jerman
lying
propagandists
who
made
all
Wnds.pf
extravagant
claims
about
how
the
Reds
were
on
the
run
and
were.
beat
en.
But
the
Russians
came
back
immediately
and.
showed
the
world
that
they
we're
far
-from
being
beaten.
Theyj
wiped
out
some
German
divisions,
numbers
of
airplanes!
and.
by
counter
attacking,
showed
that
they
had
plenty
of
punch
left
in
them.
Yesterday
one
of
the
British
broadcasters
showed
how
many
of
the
German
radio
stories
were
lies
and
had
from
the.
first,
contradicted
themselves.'
On
Sunday.the
whole
worjdilistened
to
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchiirs
story
of
how
he
had
met
President
Rooseyelt
inpme
bay
pn
the,
Atlantic
coast.
While
he
said
very
little
that
had.hot
alreajlyjbeen
tqld,.he
put
in
personal
touches
that
carried
a
strnnir
nnnpnl
Fnv
Vmlf
nn
imm.
he
held
an
audience
of
millions
in
every
country
of
the
world.
He
has
a
wonderful
gift
of
telling
just
enough
of
any
subject
to
keep
'his
audferie'e
hoping
for
more.
Alaska
Highway
-
A
special,
despatch
from
Ottawa
to
the
Financial
Post
at
loronto
suggests.that
the
Federal
government
will
not
build
the
Alaska
highway
unjess
the
PermMit
Joint
lioard
of
Defence
strpngly
'recommends
it
asMfcslrable.
This
board
will
meet
in.Septem.ber.
In
reply.tp
.an
Argmi)nttliat,
in
view
of
the
scarcity
of
shipping,
the
highway
woujd
holp
to
relieve
the
situation,
it
is
possible
the
Canadian
answer
will
be
a
suggestion
that
the
United
States
cut
the
long
shipping
route
by
J
routing
goods
iby
the
.Canadian
National
Railways
to
Prince
Rupert
and
thence
.along
the
.coast.
It
is
pointed
Seattle
tance
by
sea
from!
CRESCENT
SHOW
FUN
Unique,
Clean
and
Wholesome
Entertainment
is
Promised
The
Victoria,
Colonist
of
May
23
contained
the
following
article
regarding
the
Crescent
Shows,
which
appeared
there.
"te
this
show
will
appear
in
Prince
Rupert
oh
August
28
'
to
September
2,7the
.write-up
In
the
Cofonlst
may
(prove
of
Interest:
J
"The
Crescent
Shows,
now
playing
at
Quadra
and
Pembroke
Streets,
Victoria,
are
proving
an
aggregation
of
unique,
clean,
wholesome
entertainment
that
can
be
enjoyed
to
the
.full
by
women
and
children
and
grown-up
males,
who
wish
a
diversion
of
amusement
apart
from
the
rent
throughput
the
year.
"The
Crescent
Shows
In
all
reality
present
the
fascinating
mechanical,
riding
devices
of
a
metropolitan
amusement
park,
giving
to
the
kiddies
all
the
Joys
and
thrills
known
to
Coney
Island.
The
'oldsters,'
too,
find
spirited
rejuvenation
as
they
frolic
and
romp
amid
jthe
gala
offerings
the
Crescent
Shows
bring
to
Victoria
for
this
week
only.
i
"Mayor
McGavln
and
Aid.
W.
H.
Davies,'
chairman
of
the
celebration
committee,
together
with
Chief
of
Police
J.
A.
McLellan,
assured
themselves
of
the
cleanliness
and
whole-sbmeness
of
the
entertainment
offered
the
citizens
of
victoria
by
Crescent
Shows
before
permission
was
granted
for
opening
within
the
'city
limits.
v
Rigid
Policy
"Appreciation
was
expressed
at
the'
rigid
policy
enforced
by
the
management
of
Crescent
Shows
in
keeping
the
attraction
free
from
any
possible
objectionable
features
sometimes
found
In
travelling
circuses.
It
is
realized
that
the
main
object
of
the
management
Is
to
furnish
the
men,
women
and
children
of
a
city
that
does
not
enjoy
.the
facilities
of
a
permanent
amusement
park,
with
all
the
joys
and;,
thrills
that
accompany
such
an
enterprise."
wmL
CANADIAN
ARMY
DEIOLITIAN
SQUAD
3
i
Clambering
along
a
railway
bridge)
hgrt
qver
a
rushing,
torrent,
this
demolition
squad
is
making,
prep'araUons.
to
'.'blow
up"
the
structure
during
exercises
"atPetawawa.
training
camp.
'
PHAHFNrF
HllrlJLiJLiljllVjJLj
I
,nYFf
I
qgniENBURp,
August
28:
p
A
ninil?Drri?l
reiuia'tions
of
the
Swedish
JLil
1
TAJ
W
Prescribe
the
soldiers
,must
'
rr
be
able
march
miles
-
-
-
tp
50
in
-3d
(hours'
.carrying
fiejd
.ulpme'nt
,
Jt
.
and
with
o
dhnlnuaUon
.
fight-
IO
ill
CCl.
UfUllU
111
OUliU.tll
Game
for
Charity
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
.win-
.mg
rjower.
.NEW
.DELHI."
August
:25:
00
Without
aDDPal
fnr
rnnfrlhnlnne
v
.
-
r
r
r.T
'""w
,
,
.
r
ners
of
the'
Civic
Centre
Carnival
the
yiceroy's
War
.Purpp'ses'iFund
Softball
cup,
this
morning
accept-
as
re.aphed
the
impressive
total
ed
the
challenge
of
Grotto,
champ-1
ofs-
?7
LaJs
pr
about
$12,-
10ns
01
the
cuy
League,
for
a
game
"'uvy-
.
to
be
played
for
a
charitable
cause.
I
:
:
The
game,
it
ls"expected,
will
taej
lCICIPALtPARKING
l
place
Wednesday
or
Thursday
af-'
California
has
authorized
cities'
TcTtT
and
Wy
and
counties
to
.acquire
and
oper.
;
"
ii'.i
r
if
1
n
it
iatp
-fc
jtKMn'ijjE'
juus.
jot
11
J
mm
A
good
companion
allows
a
.friend
.......
...
to
ornuu
l.!,..lr
1..
rrL
i
1
;
the
.pfecj
companion
of
good
.whisky.'
It
nllnua
tliiL-v
tn
toll
its
,.
j
.w
jv,,
ioJyTM..emty.
The
Seagram
Canadian
Whiskies
are
distilled,
aged
and
blended
to
meet
the
Avater
test.
They
are
of
such
exquisite
flavour
that
men
who
know
good
'whiskies
refuse
to
mix
with
tliem
anything
oilier
than
plain
or
gparHng
.
"water.
It
is
this
delightful
and'
exclusive
smoothness
that
has
caused
the:
Seagram
whiskiqs
to
outseH
all
others
on
the
American
continent.
"
'"
Seagram's
Famous
;Bmndj
UGRM'l
SUCRIM'I
tnoiiu
'KING'S
PUTE"
-OtORTP
DinW
.:
5
m
.25
2S
Hi
m
KsyrJ
m
&avs
1
Jos.
E.
StagntntSSons
LtJ.,
falg
$2.35
).
Tto
ad
vertisementVla
not
published
or
displayed
the
by
Liquor
Control
Hoard
br
by
the
Govem
y
to
v.-
-
.
:
-
.
-
ment
of
Crittih
Columbia.
'WftH51
Playgrounds
Activities
Westvlew
boys
showed
the
way
in
.both
softball
and
soccer
at
the
Gyro
Playgrounds
this
summer,
it
is
revealed
by
the
filial
standings.
The
season
us
very
..successful
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
many
In
terested
boys
were
forced
to
drop
out
In
mid-term
because
of
.work;
McCiymont
suffered,
heavily
In,
this
re&nM't
and
1
in
ha
rnnixratiilatprt
-
r
-
v
iD.F--,vM
on
their
fine
showing
despite
their
loss
of
many
key
men.
The
win-
ning
Westvlew
boys
will
recejvej
Individual
prizes
tonight
at
the
Boys'
Club.
Members'
of
the
jleam
t
are:
Tom
Pllfold,
Frank
James,
1
J
Frank
Hlneston.
Jim
Deaean.
Qua'
Kadanaga,
Don
Hartwlg,
Frank
Clapp,
Buddy
Morris,
Charlie
Cur-rfe,
Bob
Currle,
Alan
Hartwlg,
Ray
jRix,,Sid
Youngman.
J
The
final
standings:
Softball
W
L
Pts.
Westvlew
.5
2
.714
McCiymont
3
4
.423
Seal
Cove
..3
.5
.375
Soccer
W
L
P
Westvlew
3
1
0
Seal
Cove
v...
,2
2
4
McCiymont
l
.3
2
Summer
sports
wind-up
will
take
place
this
evening
at
the
Boys'
Club
in
the
form
of
a
double
tour
nament
of
table
tennis
and
shuffleboard.
Anyone,
boys
pr
.girls,
unaer
is,
may
enter
and
prizes
will
be
awarded
the
winners.
NICE
COLLECTION
Bank
of
.Canada
bills
are
In
denominations
of
$1.
$2,
.$5,
$10,
20,
$50,
$100
and
$1000.
FOOTBALL
TONIGIITC:45
Composites
vs.
Scottish
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HOME
Like
This
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WAR'S
END
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nugusi
25-
f
-Arthur
i
.
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V.
o
six
men
n,-
.
andoned
careers
in
1934
to
L
themselves
to
Bible
e
study
tnu
conscientious
nh
.jwmi
s
n
v.,...
they
were
convinced
the
warC
end
in
1043.
touh
ANGLICANS
IN
CANADA
First
Anglican
church
tn
Canart,
St.
Paul's,
was
built
at
Halifax
J
1750.
trescent
Shows
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
(1000
PLACE
TO
1JUV
UTILO
MOTIII'ROOF
WAROROHE
CAIHNETS
Sliding
Drawers,
Clothes
Jlarjgers.
A
splendid
wardrobe
for
your
suits,
cpals,
dresses,
furs
Unassembled,
each
.
327
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,$4.9.5
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each
$5.25
I'll
one
W
Get
iPrJces
of
Materials
From
-Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
.Importers
of,
Cement,
Lumber
and
all
Kinds
of
BUILIHNG
MATERIAL
Why
not
lay.ln
a
stock
of
coal
now
for
the
winter
PHONE
HO
l-IIONE
l"
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
Monday
at
3:00
p.m.
1SX.
callinc
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
Klv"
Saturday
at
4:00
p.m.
IS.iV,
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
WednesUay
and
Friday
at
0:00
p.m.
P.S.T.
Also
Fast
Through
Train
Friday
at
11:00
a.m.
P.S.T.
Air-Condljloned
Beeping
and
Dining
Cars
For
full
Information,
reservations,
etc..
call
or
write
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5?8
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Phone
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