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NETTE'S
SCHOOL
OPENING
SALE
D
PAOK
BIX
Atatj
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
CIIAS.
DOMMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
For
Fine
China,
Dinncrware,
Classes,
Baggage
and
Novelties
MAX
HEILBRONER
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
STILL
BIG
SPOUT
,
WINNIPEG'S
OWN
BCSTCN,
August
29:
Sword-
1
A
souvenir
plaque
of
the
defeat
fishing,
most
thrilling
branch
of
0f
Napoleon's
"graffd
armee"
by
New
England
fishing,
is
on
the
the
Russians
in
ths
retreat
fron.
wane
commercially,
but
st.ll
of-
Moscow
129
years
ago
in
a
Winters
untold
possibilities
to
game
niCee
collection
Is
hPnPvPrt
tn
w
fishermen,
experts
say.
the
only
one
in
North
America.
This
advertisement
Is
not
publlsi.eo
01
'Nolaved
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
$1.00
SKIRTS
In
all
sizes
and
shades
including
black
and
brown.
Regular
value
to
$3.95.
AN-
C-f
A
A
NETTE-S
SCHOOL
OPENING
SALE
V'""
SATIN
SLIPS
Beautiful
slii;s,
elaborately
styled,
lace
and
Georgette
trimmed.
Regular
value
$1.95.
ANNETTES
SCHOOL
OPENING
SALE
1.00
i
ANNETTE'S
MUCH
ADVENTURE
AT
18
p
BATH,
Eng.,
August
29:
O,
i
Twice
enlisted,
twice
deserting'
and
twice
court-martialled,
Rod-
j
ney
Powell,
18,
turned
up
in
civil!
court
charged
with
fraud
and
pos-
ing
as
"Henry,
Viscount
Welling."
He
was
sentenced
to
18
months.
'Timely
Recipes
HORSERADISH
PICKLES
4
cups
shrerMcd
cabbage
2
cups
chopped
celery
12
cup
chopped
onion
2
cups
chopped
cucumber
2
cups
cider
vinegar
2
cups
sugar
2
tablespoons
grated
horse
radish
and
Sat.
Aug-
29,
30
Mothers
of
Prince
Rupert
now
is
you
reliance
to
buy
your
?irls
school
clothing
al
he
lowest
prices
ever
offered
in
the
ci'v
0
are
c'osing
out
our
entire
stock
of
children's
and
girls'
wear.
Consisting
of
Dresses,
Skirts,
Waists,
Sweaters,
Underwear
and
Shoes.
GIRLS'
DRESSES
Odd
sizes
and
in
assorted
colors.
Regular
val
uc
to
$3.95.
ANNETTE'S
fl
SCHOOL
OPENING
SALE
GIRLS'
SKIRTS
In
navy
erge,
the
kind
High
School
Girls
wear.
Reg.
valU2s
in
$3.95.
ANNETTE'S
S'
mI
CTENING
SALE
PLAID
SKIRTS
All
plaid
ikirt
-
to
clear.
ANNETTE'S
Gnr
'
r.
rPFNING
SALE
$1.50
75c
GILLS'
BLOUSES
All
sues
in
flat
crone
and
crcpc-de-chenr.
0
to
14.
Rruuh
r
values
to
$1.95.
'JZn
ANNETTE
S
SCHOOL
OPENING
SALE
GIRLS'
COAT
SWEATEJIS
In
prarl
and
plain
knit.
Regular
value
$2.95.
ANNETTE'S
SCHOOL
OPENING
GALE
1.50
PULL
OVER
SWEATERS
Size"-,
from
8
to
12.
Assorted
colors.
ANNETTE
S
SCHOOL
OPENING
SALE
95c
BRUSHED
WOOL
COAT
SWEATERS
Regular
valuca
$2.45.
ANNETTE'S
g
P(J
SrilOOL
OPENING
SALE
Mi.OU
Pi
i
vfiimn
Cl:
1'
panties,
sizes
from
2
to
v
ltn
59c.
ANNETTE'S
SCHOOL
rptr.NW.
SALU!
3
for
ANNETTE'S
SCHOOL
r.PT'
-NINO
PALE
SCOTTIE
HATS
RTOiilar
value
$1.00.
ANNETTE'S
SCHOOL
OPENING
RALE
Ladies'
Wear
DRESSES
Ladles
dresses,
15
only.
Regular
value
to
$6.95.
ANNETTE'S
SCHOOL
nq
aa
OPENING
SAI:
$&AS
f
NIGHTGOWNS
In
satin
strioes.
tea
rose
and
blue
only.
Small
meaium
ana
large.
Regular
value
$2.45.
AN
SLIPS
Striped
satin
slips,
Regular
ANNETTE'S
SCHOOL
OPENING
SALE,
2
for
12.
Regular
S1.00
shoes
Girls'
shoes
in
black
patent
leather,
red
trimmed,
vcdjes,
all
sizes.
Regular
value
$2.95.
$1.95
OXFORD
SHOES
Ii
fcla'
k
and
brown,
all
sizes.
Regular
value
$2.95.
ANNETTE'S
PrilOOl.
OPENING
RALE
51.45
GIRLS'
SHOES
In
patents,
Dumps
and
ties.
Regular
ANNETTE'S
SCHOOL
OPENING
SALE
value
81.45
50c
value
$1.00.
81.00
PANTIES
and
BLOOMERS
In
all
sizes.
Regular
value
$1.00.
ANNETTE'S
SCHOOL
OPENING
SALE
50c
PANTIES
All
sizes.
Reg,
value
59c.
ANNETTE'S
O
A
A
SCHOOL
OPENING
SALE,
3
for
lU
MOCASSINS
In
al?
coles
and
izes.
Regular
ANNETTE'S
SCHOOL
OPENING
SALE
SILK
HOSE
All
Sizes.
ANNETTE'S
SCHOOL
OPENING
SALE.
3
ra
n
Value
$1.95.
81.00
81.00
8
I
1
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
2
teaspoons
mixed,
pickle
spice
'Prince
Rupert.
Mix
all
vegetables.
Add
I
cup
'
With
a
large
list
of
passengers,
including
many
local
people
returning
from
vacations
in
the
south,
and
a
heavy
cargo
of
freight.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
George,
Capt
H.
E.
Nedden,
arrived
in
nrt
at
10
o'clock
this
mornine
from
the
south
and,
after
rilseh'"-lns!
hr
freight,
will
.""il
this
afternoon
for
Stewart
1
whence
shft
is
due
back
here
tomorrow
southbound.
This
is
the
'final
sailing
of
Canadian
National
Steamshinsyon
summer
schedule.
I
Next,
week
f
hey
will
go
oh
fall
.s-hedule
calling
for
two
sailings
Pi"h
week
between
Vancouver
and
i,git
Tot
ctonH
nvor
nitrht.
nran'
v.i--rw.sieamer
rnncess
Aneiame.
ahh
hnrsAmrtish.
Rnii
vinegar,
suff-1
Cant-
C.-McGeachy.
arrived
in
ar
and
pickle
spice
five
minutes,
I
rt
at
9
o'clock
this
morning
from
strain.
Strain.
Add
Add
vesetablp
vegetable
mixture
mixture.
1
the
''h
.with
a
eoodlv
number
of
Cook
slowly
15
minutes.
Pour
into
hot.
Try
a
want
ad.
in
the
Dally
Nnws
CHIROPRACTOR
l..filr
.
W
'
nihil,
II.
I
(h
Wallace
Work.
Phone
S40
Friday
and
Saturday
1
I1
II
17
Fri.
Ire.eenvers
and
substantial
freieht
r-rtro.snd
wl'l
sail
at
2
o'clock
thh
ift'rnrton
on.
her
return
to
Van-
-Miver
and
'waypolnts.
Cpnrla
At
War
25
Years
Ago
August
29,
1916
Ketchikan,
Seattle
and'
other
American
points
are
making
rep-resentatiorfS
to
Washington
with
a
"lew
to
preventing
their
loss
of
fish
handling
business
to
Prince
Rupert
with
the
opening
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway.
The
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
Is
still
agitating
strongly
to
have
the
Prince
Rupert
dry
dock
used
In
wartime
shipbuilding.
Herbert
Young,
returning
officer
for
Atlln
electoral
district,
will
leave
tomorrow
for
Atlln
and
elsewhere
'n
the
north
to
complete
arrangements
for
the
holding
of
the
provincial
election
there.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
.Prince
Rupert
1
ir.
ana
Mrs.
P.
Laionde,
R.
E.
Walker,
H.
R.
Young,
B.
H.
Weare.i
Mrs.
A.
C.
Hanfqrd
and
C.
Kirk,1
C.
B.
Flewin,
Port
Simpson;
H.l
IETS
All
SPEED
ISP
THE
JOB!
DOIIBLEM
Claire.
Claxton;
A.
E.
MacMil-
hnstPls
mntrihufprf
hv
k
HELPS
WIS
PACE!
HANDS
ACROSS
LONDON,
August
2D:
When
working
at
high
pressure,
chew
a
stick
of
refreshing
Wriftley's
DOUULEMINT
GUM
-it
helps
keep
you
alert
and
feeling
tit
makes
you
more
efficient.
And
the
delicious
peppermint
flavor
helps
keep
your
mouth
and
throat
cool
and
fresh.
CHEW
DOUR
L
EM
INT
WHILE
YOU
WORK
millions
dol
Carry
a
package
or
two
with
you.
Remember,
it's
only
Si!
BUY
SOME
TODAY
!
SEA
&
Tliree
llan.
Caspaco:
Dr.
Walker.
Barrett
1
5
gWUPS
PCPle
m3dt
?olnt:-
William
BIckle.
Qvsy
rums;
Airs.
w.
a;
unger
and
Mrs.
'
dni
D-'lrr.
Ocean
Falls;
D.
M.
cned
ln
as
many
weeks
In
various
MrRae
Hae'ron;
A.
T.
Cameron,
parts
of
London.
w-...c?.
Mr?
E
Greenlaw.
St
1
ley,
B.
C;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Mcvn
.To-ny
city,
N.
J.;
Mr.
Dum.
J.
C.
Dixon
and
Jack
An-dfrs,
Ed'-inton:
Mrs.
A.
H.
Per-
COOKING
EGGS,
3
CENTS
MANCHESTER,
August
29:
Q
Overseas
eggs
"slightly
deteriorated"
but
good
for
cooking
are
Kins
and
son.
Tort
Essincton:
R.
spHincr
in
shnns
nf
vnriAn.
rnniuh
B.
Mitchll.
Sunnyside
Cannery:
cities
at
Is.
Gd.
n
flrwpn
nr
nhmit
1
Dr.
Sutherland,
Ottawa.
rhrpp
MAISIE
IS
LADY
NOW
Ann
Sothern,
in
Another
of
Popular
Series,
Showing
at
Capitol
Theatre
Tomorrow
Starring
Ann
Sothern
In
a
familial
stranded
showgirl
characterization.
"Maisie
Was
a
Lady."
another
of
the
popular
seres.
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
Vre
on
Saturday.
Lew
Ayres
plays
the
male
lead
with
Maureen
OSul-llvan,
C.
Aubrey
Srnlth,
John
Perry,
Paul
Cavanaeh
and
Edward
Ashley
heading
the
featured
cast.
Miss
Sothern.
as
the
showgirl
perennially
in
need
of
a
job,
holds
one
temporarily
this
time
as
the
headless
woman
in
a
carnival
side-how.
Through
a
young
Inebriate
playboy,
played
by
Lew
Ayres,
she
loses
her
1ob.
He,
contrite
at
having
been
the
cause
of
her
unemployment,
elves
her
work
as
maid
In
his
home
There
Is
where
the
fun
commences.
Maureen
O'Sulllyan
is
Ayres'
sister
and
C.
Aubrey
Smith
the
butler
who
is
shocked
at
Moisie's
inconvent'onalltles.
Ashley
'
cat
i.
the
sister's
fiance
and
'
Van
P"rrv
is
the
girl
Avres
Ulted.
"aul
Cavanagh
is
a
wealthy
club-"
in
a"-
he
father
whose
neglect
of
his
children
causes
various
dramatic
complications
which
finally
nvelo-
Miisie
as
she
endeavours
'rni?hten
out
some
of
the
RECEIVE
THEIR
KING
PRFTORTA
Ancriict
n.
J
South
Africa'
I
the
adopted
home
of
many
Greeks.
mosMv
royalists
and
arrival
here
of
th
"Tlld
K'r"
nf
Greece
and
his
family
created
much
excitement
in
the
-afes
and
fruit
shops
thrpugnout
the
Union.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Opposite
Post
Office
Prepare
fcr
Fall
and
Winttr
Featuring:
Freedman
and
Gabbe,
Samuel
Hart
Ltd.,
Ladies
and
Genu
Suits
and
Top
Coats
to
Measure
10
off
Continuing
till
End
.of
August
Alteration
Specialty,
make
Appointment
to
vour
house-Phone
307
DELUXE
TAILOR
Opposite
Commodore
Cafe
HIGHEST
IM
QUALITY
Most
Refreshing
TWO
FIRST
AWARDS
Of
Wi
WINNER
.
Tin
Xm
.
E
N
C
I
AN
D
.
1936
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
di$p!ayed
By
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tha
.Make
Our
Store
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
PttUNE
S41
Tom
Lee
&
Son
-IHU'SK
OK
FINK
FOODS'
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
IIO.MK
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Kates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
FREE!
FREE!
New.
Issue
Premium,
Books
now
in.
Call
In
and
let
us
explain
this
plan
to.
you,
Dishes,
silverware,
flatware
and
many
useful
Items
FREE
with
our
cash
coupons.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phones
18
&
19
P.O.
Box
57S
TOMORROW
OXU
Continuous
frm
1
.
P
H.
I
Complete
Shows
ati'OOiJ
5.00,
7
00
and
Wl
At
1:41,
3
41
5
41
7:41
Hi
Last
Times
Tonicht
"SUBMARINE
ZO.NT
Complete
Show
:
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7
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VUr
Plpn.1
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1:50,
3:52.
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Vo.KlUork,
Stoves
ContiNI
Etc
til
Humeri.
Cleaned
f
I
I'liiiniieyo
Swept
HANDY
ALAN
HOME
SERVICE
Pliunr
IILAC
K
ID
SAV01
HOTEL
Carl
Zarclli,
Prop.
I.une31
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'
Prince
Kupert
THE
SEAL
QUALITU
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Fancy
Red
Socket
Finest.
Pink
Salmon
Packed
b)
the
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cannlcT
company
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the
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round
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