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the
CaptainWhat
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dropping
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at
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a
girl
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there
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here
wc
are!"
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pawing
ounds
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I.RRS
and
Toitia-
,iso
Open
t.yes
ui
I'risoncrs
August
15:
0i
Two
.
-of
-war
expressed
wnen.
irom
tncir
oc
i-r.s
In
a
"
iw
;
Br-
v"
lOiC
to
German-
i
litre.
.
officer
loaned
the
itithrs
and
took
them
had
been
told
the
town
had
been
tilmnsr.
knnrked
nut.
a
meal
of
eggs,
bacon
and
toma-,
toes.
They
said
they
had
been
under
the
impression
there
was
a
food
shortage
In
England
and
such
'
meals
were
no
longer
available.
WORCESTER,
Eng.,
August
15:
0
One
farmer
with
150
acres
is
rjrtvon
ah'-'-it
tm"n
equal
to
a
brigadier
general
in
tne
xpresscd
greater
as-
war
effort,
declared
Prof.
W.
A.
.
the
liarrnesi
of
Boutflour
addressing
the
Glouces-
I'n'rv
tha
thv
ter
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POPULAR,
August
may
be
due.
not
to
the
'summer
schedule
are
th
jFrstlval
at
I-ee,
Mass..
and
a
series
of
appearances
at
Lake
Chmnlaln.
I
H'M'ht
on
th"
nrozrams
whl'h
made
her
famous
In
the
nre-.laz7.
'
Radha.
for
era
was
her
dance
Jwhleh
she
vre
a
costume
pf
siwrkllng
jewels.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(0tirtny
B
D
Jo-hns'on
Co.)
Vancouver
Onmdview,
.14.
Bralorne,
11.00A.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.10.
Hcdley
Mascot,
.49.
Pcnd
Oreille,
1.52.
Pioneer,
2.40.
Premier,
.91.
Privateer.
.48.
'
Reno,
.11
'2.
Sheep
Creek,
.95.
Oils
'
Calmont,
.19.
C.
&
E.,
1:30.
Home,
2.25.
..
'
Royal
Canadian,
.05.
'.,
Toronto
Bcattlc.
1.07.
Central
Pat.,
1.80.
Con
Smelters.
.37.
Hardrock,
.78.
Kerr
Addison,
4.50.
.Little
Long
Lac.
1.86.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.88.
Madsch
Red
Lake,
.65.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.07,
Moneta,
.35.
Pickle
Crow,
3.00.
Preston
East
Dome,
3.25.
San
Antonio,
2.46.
.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
,78.
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NTTfB
PAGE
THREE
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
!
Mr
and
Mrs.
Harry
King
of
Ter-1
Thomas
D.
Black
returned
to
the
Maybe
It's
The
Wardrobe
That's
rar:
leave
by
this
evening's
train
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
v
mea,
not
You.
And
One
New
.4hir
.
return--tn
the
Interior
at-
mornine
irom
a
vacation
trip
10
Dress
May
Be
Effective
By
AMY
PORTER
Associated
Press
Fashion
Editor
tfr
snrndlnir
a
few
days
in
the
city.
.Vancouver.
p;c:
Miller,
who
has
been
on
a
vacation
trln
to
Victoria,
returned
to
heat,
but
to
the
limn
and
droonv
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
Laurie
and
family
It
should
be
made
sure
that
the
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
transllioner
is
adaptable
to
either
-.
-
'
Flying
Officer
Foerster
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
will
arrive
in
the
city
on
Friday
of
next
week'
for
the
purpose
of
receiving
local
applications
for'
both
air
and
ground
crew.
He
will
be
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Foerster.
,
.Mrs.
Mliriran'of
Xnn
Anwplps
clst.pr
The
first
fall
hat
to
n.
,umiat-Mrl.
P
M
vaiintino.
i.rt
costume
can
serve
a
prophetic
on
,h)s
mom)
,fi
fof
w,nn,.
transition
rurrxv
too.
A
b
It
black
-
..
.
.
velvet,
for
instance.
voM
.give
new
me
to
a
sneer
wtini
nw..
One
would
reneat
its
rich
black
in
wri'-lpnath
gloves.
And
while
one
Is
JtrnnslllonlhV
pair
of
black
stockings
should
be
tried
out.
Rcncats
Dancing
Of
30
Years
Ago
Knh
.St.
Ilnnls.
1.
Give
Show
irprDllin-r
"fr
Thrillers
Early
In
Ontury
'
ROSTOV.
Auiust
15:
(CP)
iRirth
St.
Denis
I-"
rlancin'j
aialn
at
fi2.
RnnH.
slender
and
whitc-hairo-4
s
doing
the
sum
sinuous
Oriental
dances
which
thrlUvi
nud'encrs
in
America
and
Eurone
30
years
ago.
Main
points
on
ner
Dance
T.TCorton
YourWs
returned'
to
ihe
city
on
the
Prince
Georce
this
niornlhff
from'
jTbrlcf
business
trip
to
'Victoria.
.Malor
J.
R.
Low.
officer
commanding,
the
Ninth
Fortress
Signals
here,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs,
Frank
McRae,
the
former
MUs
Flounce
Rose,
after
having
wlrjfd
In
Victoria
for
several
months,
returned
on
the
Prince
Geprr
this,
rnoniln.tr
from
the
south
to
9.
up
in
make
her
home
here.
Stickiness
I
aWl
r
rl
No
I
IUTJKILL
ANTS.
TOOll
Atlnouncements
All
Advertisements
In
this
col
umri
will
be
charged
for
a
full
monih
at
25c
a
word
102ndi
Auxiliary
Dance
Armouries
August
15.
Sewing
Club
tea,
Friday
15,
W.A.
Canadian
Legion,
Display
of
cloth-Ing.'for
bombed
refugees.
fled
Cross
Tea,
Sept.
11,
Mrs,
Thompson.
Mrs.
T.
W.
Boulter
and
daughter,
who
have
been
on
a'
vacation'
trip"
NEW
YORK.
Atmixt
15:
rj)Th
the
oltv
from
the
south
on
ine.to
Vancouver,
returned
nome
irom
wllty
feellnc
that
strikes
one
hi
.Princess
Adelaide
this
morning.
the
south
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning.
state
of
the
hot
weather
wardrobe.'
Will
sail
on
the
Prince
George
to-
Mrs.
L.
M.
Asemlssen,
who
has
The
cure,
accordlns
to
6tvllsts.
morrow
afternoon
for
Vancouver,
been
holidaying
for
the
past
few
.who
are
good
psychologists
In
tticlr
.
weeks
in
Vancouver,
returned
to
own
rltrht.
is
a
transition
dress.
ir
nA
Mrs
A.
E.
Wood
are
sail-1
fh
pltv
from
the
south
on
the
Such
a
dress
bridges
the
sartor-
ing
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
prince
George
this
morning,
.ial
gap
from
summer
to
fall,
re-
prince
George
for
a:
trip
to
Vancou-'stores
confidence
in
one's
appear-
Vcr.
ance,
blends
into
the
summer
(
jscene,
speaks
smartly
of
the
com-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
R.'
8mlth
are
ing
season.
sailing
on
the
Cardena
this
evening
Thnma-s
A.
Kelley.
well
known
Queen
Charlotte
Island
logging
op
erator,
arrived
in
the
city
on
tne
Prinrp
Oeoree
this
morning
from
Vancouver
on
his
way
to
the
Islands
summer
or
fall
.
accessories.
It
'
shlDwrlght
Petty
Officer
Earl
Eby,
Hon.
W.
J.
Asselstihe,
minister
of
should
look
well
with
a
big
white
after,
a.
visit.
h$re
on
leave
with
his:
mines.
Is
a
passenger
aboard
the
hat
and
white
gloves,
and
even
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
C.
Eby,jprince
George
today
going
through
better
with
a
fall
velour
hat
and
fourth
Avenue
East,
will
sail
by
the:
to
Stewart
to
pay"
a
visit
to
his
con
aarK
suecie
gloves,
it
should
nave
-prince
George
tomorrow
evening.
stltuents
there.
a
finished
town
air,
so
that
one
0n
his
return
to
his
naval
duties
at
can
wear
it
wherever
one
would
'
Miss
Stella
Kurulok
left
on
the
wear
a
suit,
yet
It
should
be
pre-
....
.
..
noon
train
for
Edmonton
with
Mrs
National
Milk
Scheme
has
a
rrang-
"
Southeast
ed
for
supplies
of
"half
cream
dried
'
'
h
saw
women
and
milk"
for
NEW
INFANT
FOOD
or
'runs
In
a
nearby
digestive
trouble
when
fed
on
full
Germans
asKeo
tne
v;ream
uwca
juur..
wa-;
possiDie
pared
to
shp
gracefully
under-
a
Mr;
and
Mrs.
Lionel
Holtby
and
l.
Astoria
and
children
where
she
coat,
come
the
first
cold
snap.
tw0
children,
Gwynn
arid
Monica,
win
spend
two
weeks
holiday
with
i1
Black
Satin
Popular
'left
bn
this
morning's
train
for
a
her
uncle
and
aunt.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stores
have
new
stocks
of
such
trln
to
Montreal.
Thev
expect
to
Wm.
Czmer
at
11546
97
st.
Another
surprise
for
them
was
propneucs
now.
deeper
armnoies,.
retUrn
about
September
1.
rounaea
snouiaers,
summer
skitw
s.
N.
Boyle,
who
several
years
ago
are
the
signs
by
which
one
wili
:Miss
Dorothy
Wilson,
daughter
was
identified
with
the
staff
of
know
them.
"0j
'm;
arid
Mrs.
George
Wilson,
is
Canadian
NationalTelegraphs
here
Black
satin
is
especially
popular
sailing
this.
afternoon
on
the
Prln-
as
accountant,
is
here
today
aboard
In
these
dresses,
though
it's
not
Cess
Adelaide
for
Victoria.
She
will
the
Prince
George
on
which
he
is
first
choice
with
this
department
I
which
would
vote
for
crepe
or
(sheer
wool
in
a
rich
fall
color
.
,
1
-
.
.1
1
V
"
war-oaoies
wu
jiuvc
FARMER
EQUALS
BRIGADIER
navy-
a
tan.
amc-
look,
one
will
want
bulk
above
the
waistline,
slender-ness
below.
One
new
crepe,
dress,
cut
much
like
a
monk's
robe,
has"
wide
armholes
and
oversized,
bloused
sleeves
designed
to-
be
pushed
up.
Narrower
skirts
are
emphasized
by
pcplums,
or
even
newer,
by
longer
tunics,
reaching
almost
to
the
hemline.
Hat
Can
Be
Fitted
In
,
go
go
with,
with,
a
a
be
attending
school
in
Victoria
next
making
the
round
trip
to
Stewart,
year.
He
is
renewing
many
old
acquaint
Entries
for
Football,
Baseball
or
Softball
games
during
the
Carnival
should
be'
left
with
Art
Murray
at
the
Grotto
not
later
than
Saturday;
August
16
th.
ances.
Sid
Make
Oar
Store"
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
rnoNK
si7
Tom
Lee
&
Son
"UOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS"
CANADA
PRY1
TOM
COLLINS
MIXER
for
long,
Cool
Drinks
TV
Siztygfi
ANNIVERSARY
IS
OBSERVED
Silver
Wedding
Surprise
Party
For
31r.
And
Mrs.
Goodsell
On
the
occasion
of
their
twenty
fifth
wedding
anniversary,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Goodsell
were
agree
ably
surprised
on
Wednesday-eve
nlng
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
R.
B.
Morgan,
Summit
Avenue,
when
some
twenty-five
friends
railed
to
extend
their
very
best
wishes.
Bridge
was
played,
prize-winner?
being
Mrs.
E.
giapp.
Mrs.
A.
Guy-an
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Goodsell.
Later,
delicious
refreshments
were
served
from
a
table
centred
wl!h
a
handsomely
decorated
wedding
cake,
the
gift
of
Mrs.
H.
Chrlstensen.
On
behalf
of
those
present,
Mrs.
J.
L.
Mclntyre
presented
the
honored
guests
with
a
suitable
gift.
The
Invited
guests
Included
Mes-dnmrs
H.
Macfle,
M.
Knott.
G.
Jtolmes,
West,
R.
Duncan,
J.
Chrlstensen,
E.
Clanp,
M.
Nlckerson.
J,
Munro.
J,
Macintosh.
O.
V.
Smith.
H.
Eastman,
R.
Murray,
R.
B.
Mor-
mivi
a.,
tR.99
Bn.
W.
J.
Greer.
D.
A.
MacPhee.
,T.
Morln.
C
Currie.
S.
nurric,
Chrlstensen,
A.
J.
Philllpson,
Mcltae
and
A.
Quyan.
SAVED
BEET
CROP
WOLVERHAMPTON,
Eng.,
Aug
ust
15:
0
Falling
to
get
soldiers
or
Italian
prisoners
to
replace
his
CLOTHES
COUPON
BUYERS
Women
Develop
Selective
Shopping
Ability
as
Government,
Rations
'Th'eLr
Garmens
at
go
Many
Per1
Written
for
the
Canadian
Press
By
ALISON
SETTLE
LONDON.
Aug.
15:
London
is
settling
down
to
the
workings
of
j
fashion
under
the
rationing
system
for
clothes.
Reckoning
that,
the
country
over,
women
in
England
or
dinarily
bought
Items
amounting
to
some
200
coupons
each
year,
tne
Government
decided
to
cut
the
num
ber
of
these
dress
Items
Gown
to.
some
66
coupons'
worth
In
a
year.
What
can
a
woman
get
ior
oo
coupons?
A
coat
takes
14,
of
them,
a
wollen
dress
11,
a
silk
dress
seven,
a
blouse
or
cardigan
five,
a
skirt
seven,
shoes
five
a
pair,
-stockings
two
coupons
a
pair,
each
yard
ot
wollen
.material,
bought
to
be
made
up.
three
coupons,
leaving,
still
lirTrj.
gerle
and
oddments
to
buy.
I
Limiting
only
the
number
of
gar-
mentis
a
woman
can
buy
and
not
the
expenditure
per
garment
has
i
already
had
the
effect
of
Increasing!
quality
purchases
as
against
a
multiplicity
of
purchases
at
lower'
prices.
For
Longer
Wear
The
coupon
system
already
begins
to
make
Its
mark'
on
the-deslgns
of
the
London'
couture.
Fabrics
chosen
have
smooth
surfaces
and
close
weaves
to
stand
wear
and
stretch
1
ana
w)
avuia
any.
catcutug
ui
aui-'.
face
threads.
Difficult
patterns.
are
rejected;
big
patterns
waste
material
in
joining
and
matching
at
seams.
Small
patterns
cut
into
far
less
yardage.
Classical
suits
are
bought
which
look
as
good
next
year
as
this.
The
slim
line
which'
has
been
increasingly
used
during
the
past
months
is
ideal
because
it
again
docs
not
use
too
much
fabric.
Jackets
will
be
slightly
shorter
In
cut:
One
young
London
designer
has
designed
sleeveless
sweaters
in
featherweight
to
wear
under
his
suits!
A
tomato
red
woolen,
suit
'
has
Its
own
tomato,
red
silk
shirt,
but
over
that
goes,
a
sleeveless,
low-
necked
sweater,
belted
In
at
the
walU,
and
this,
Instead
of
being
knitted,
js
in
tweed
In
checks
of
red.
yellow
and
"green.
The
Idea
behind
these
smart
new.
sweaters
Is
to
avoid
using
a
topcoat
over
a
suit
until
the
cold
weather
comes
In".
Patchwork
Theme
Some
of
the
jumpers
and
blouses
are
made
In
the'
"favorite
theme
.of
patchwork,
now
almost
a
signature
of
the
collenctlori,
A
cigar
brown,
suit
In
tweed
has
a
fine
woollen
patchwork
blouse
done
in
triangu
lar
shapes',
in
the
same"
brown,
mushroom,
pink
and"
wine.
Se
lackets
are;
cut
up-to-the-throat,
eliminating
the
scarf
which
now
demands
two
coupons.
Instead,
broad
velvet
ribbon
(ribbon,
like
lace
and
net.
Is
unratloned)
is
attached
under
the
collar,
to
slot
through
and
tie.
In
coats,
a
jacket
effect
is
simulated
on
the
hlpllne
in
front.
Much
violet
and
red
13
used
in
this
fall
collection,
a
violet
redlngote.
for
instance,'
haviiig1
turnback'
pocket
.flaps
placed
on
the
cross,
giving
the
look
of
the
jacket
edge.
In
some
modelt
channel
scams
are
opened
-t
the
waist
for
a
few
Inches,
to
show
a
facing
of
velvet
Inside.
Dresses
are
worn
under
these
coats
have
a
gentle
drop-waist
line.
In
another
new
collection
It
is
in
teresting
to
see
the
result
of
less
fabric
being
used.
The
result
that
fabrics
are
richer
than
ever
before.
The
suits
are
slim,
classic
in
cut,
often
bound
with
silk
braids;
their
fabrics
are
rich
velvets,
silk
crepes.
finest
woollens.
In
blouses
and
dresses
alike
a
wealth
of
-handwork
Is
used
for
handwork
is
In
no
way
rationed.
Given
18
Months
For
Wife-Death
British
Lieutenant
Brought
Up
The
Trianjle
Defence
For
Shooting;
STAFFORD,
Eng.,
August
15:0)
Lieut.
A.
E.
Gould.
37-year
old
farm
labor,
a
Staffordshire
farmer
I
member
of
a
Drltlsh
reglment.
appealed
for
female
help
and
300
nurses,
teachers,
housewives
and
other
volunteers
hoed
acres
of
beets
to
save
them
from
ruin,
found
guilty
on.
a
charge
of
manslaughter
In
connection
with
the
shooting
of
his
wife,
was
sentenced
to
18
months'
Imprisonment.
He
was
found
hot
guilty
of
an
original
EARLY
TRADING
'charge
of
murder.
It
was
alleged
The
nutmeg
and
cloves
of
the
he
shot
his
-wife
after
learning
she
East
Indies
lnSDlred
trade
as
early
had
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with
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