faqe
ea
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
EPILOGUE
GOES
ON
BRISTOL,
August
15:
During
one
of
the
heaviest
blitzes
here
Paul
Beard,
of
the
B.
B.
C.
orchestra,
knelt
in
an
Underground
studio,
-with
bombs
crashing
all
around,
and
played
his
violin
for
the
Sunday
evening
epilogue
broadcast.
3
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
CHAS.
DODIMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
j
MAX
HEILBRQNER.
I
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
SATIN
PANTIES
Ladles'
satin
panties,
figured
and
plain',
assorted
colors.
Sizes
small,
medium
and
large.
Reg.
price
79c
pair.
S1
Aft
Dollar
Day,
2
pairs
for
91UU
TOWELS
TOWELS
TOWELS
Turkish
towels
In
eyery
size;
color
and
quality
that's
manufactured..
On
special
Sale
Dollar
bay,
Run
of
the
mill
direct
from
the
factory
to
you.
Priced
In
groups.
.
Group
III
3
for
S100GroupI.
I
V
.
'
...:
81.00
ur2Torw'
Sl.QO011-
Sl.qOTL11-
$1.00
Damask
Bedspreads
Extra
large
size
fadeless
silk
damask
bed'
spreads,
SG"x
100.
Rose,
sold,
maiive,
green
and
eggshell.
Regular
value
$5.95.
(DO
Aff
Dollar
Day
Special,
each
r
GIRLS'
BEDFORD
CORD
SLACKS
Girls'
Bedford
cord
slacks.
Sizes
8.
10,
12
years.
Qolwi
Royaj
a
hd
Red.
An
outstanding
special.
,
Q1I
KC1
Dollar
Day,
pair
t)OJ
LADIES'
ALL
SATIN
NIGHT
GOWNS
Shades
tea
rose'
and
white.
Sizes
small,
medium,
large.
As-
sorted
styles.
Regular
value
$2.95
Dollar
Day,
each
S1.98
LADIES'
SEARSUCKER
CREPE
PYJAMAS
AND
GOWNS
Searsucker
crepe
pyjamas
and
nightgowns
for
misses
and
ladles
in
assorted
colors
and
trims,
There
is
no
better
fabric
for
washing
and
wearing.
We
have
a
big
stock
on
hand
to
choose
from.
Sizes
small,
medium
and
large.
Dollar
Day,
gowns
Dollar
Day,
pyjamas
..
SILK
CURTAIN
NETS
25
pieces,
assorted
patterns,
English
nets,
values
up
to
65c
yd.
Dollar
Day,
3
yds
for
$1.00
S1.00
-
SLACK
SUITS
Ladies'
slack
suits?
made
-from
tropical
striped
wincey
in
two
shades
only.
Torquoise
and
stripe
and
wine
and
stripe.
Tailored
in
the
Callfornlan
style.
CJO
Qt?
Sizes
12
to
20.
Dollar
Day,
suit
tJ.UO
$1.00
DRAPERY
HOMESPUN
British
made
drapery
homespun,
30''
wide.
Assorted
colors,
fadeless.
Dollar
Day
Special,
(SI
ft
ft
3
yards
for
&A.UU
M
Flannelette
Bed
rSteets
250
pairs
first
quality"
plaid
flahheiefte
sheets'.
Full
double
bed
size,
fast
colors,
blue,
rose,
mauve,
green,
gold
plaids.
This
is
an
outstand-
mcr
my.
dollar
Uay,
qa
it
r
'li
sJ-cct
.
.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
August
15,
1916
,
It
Is
being
strongly
urged
here
that
much
of
the
ore
being
exported
from
this
district
for
treatment
in
the
United
States
could
v?ry
.Veil
be
handled
at
Prince
Rupert
if
a
plant
were
established.
'
The
citv
council
last
nlcht
re
.
iected
ai
proposal
to
increase
the
places.
,
city
market
commission
from
7Vi'
Arthur
percent
to
ten
percent.
TRINCESS
SLIPS
THE
DA1LT
KW1
ftoiT
Aug-
It's
"Britain
99
Scots
Protest
How
About
.Icotland,
Ireland
And
Wales
They
Want
To
Know
LONDON,
August
15:
W
members
nf
narliamantrare.bj-
coming
concerned
abouf
the.'u$e
of
the
word
"England
in
official
Woodburn
has
put
I
mation.
asking
about
a-tablet-ier
r
Aid.
George
B..
Casey
of
this
city
ectcd
In
St.
Paul's
Cathedral
to
a
Is.
being
prominently
mentioned
as
United
States
citizen
indtcatinj
a
lpbor
candidate
for
Atlln
riding
jthat
he
died
"that
England
might
m
the
'forthcoming
provincial
el-
live."
.,
,.
...
.
..Vectlon.
i.
The
minister
is
askedMof
call
aU
August
15,
1916:-Klng
George
V,
.
cnUon
the
BriUsh
Broadstlni,
returned
from
a
week's
tour
of
he?
c.P.R
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Corporation
and
other
departments
Western
Front.
.Russians
occupied.
Capt.
R.
C.
McGeachy,
arrived
In
concerned
with
publicity
"to
the
Jablonica.
Worochta'
and
Ardzeluz'
port
at'
8:45
this
morning
from
the
desirability
of
Instructing
them?
Good
quality
satins,
white
and
tea
rose,
assorted
styles
and
finishes.
Dollar
Day,
each
..
CHILDREN'S
ANKLE
SOCKS
$1.00
GIRLS'
DRILL
SLACKS
Good
quality
drill
slacks,
sizes
8
to
14.
.sorted
Q-fl
Aft
colors,
white
piping.
Dollar
Day.
pair
V'""
RRIEF
PANTIES
Rnym
silk
knit,
heavy
weight,
lastex
leg
and
waist,
tea
rr'n
and
white,
excellent
wearing
garments.
"
-Dollar
Day,
2
pairs
for
yJl.vV
Drapery
Damask
IS'
to
50"
wide,
an
nssortmcnt
of
colors
and
designs
that
arc
discontinued
by
the
makers.
Values
up
to
$1.95
yard.
Qi
A
A
Doljor
Day
Special,
yard
V
AUU
SniOOL
GIRLS'
CAMrilS
HOSE
ICnre
hih.
novelfy
silk
terry,
shades
white,
royal,
rmy.
retf.
"sreen.
sizes
uv2,
9,
9'2.
10.
Dollar
Day.
oairs
for
1
00
Bilk
and
lisle
and
all
silk
in
a
variety
of
new
spring
shades.
Sizes
5
to
8'2.
Dollar
Day,
5
pairs
for
ANKLE
SOCKS
'
$1.00
Ladles
all
wool,
in
various
shades,
all
popular
colors,
sizes
BV2
to
10
v2.
Dollar
Day,
3
pairs
for
.
LADIF.S
RAVOV
SI1
KiluiSR
r
-
uuasrM
-J
kf
I
$1.00
wtira
nne
knit,
mock
fashioned,
all
new
Qf
Aft
popular
snaaes,
nngiess.
Dollar
Day,
3
Dairj
iorfwv
BEDSPREADS
500
spreads,
assorted
colored
stripes
and
checks,
absolutely
fast
colors,
nicely
finished
and
wear
guaranteed,
made
In
two
sizes,
72"x
90"
and
80"x
100".
qq
Dollar
Day,
each
vX.tO
f
ABLE
CLOTHS
Rayon
and
cotton
mixture
In
very
pleasing
shades,
fast
colors,
size
52"x52",
good
heavy
quality,
Q4
Dollar
Day,
2
for
.
V-I-.UU
PILLOW
CASES
Full
size
linen
finished
pillow
cases,
ready
for
Q-J
Aft
use,
good
quality.
Dollar
Day,
5
cases
for
V-l.UU
GLASS
OR
TEA
TOWELS
Linen
Hnished,
good
large
size,,
blue
arid'red
Q-f
ftft
check,
ready
for
use.
Dollar
Day.
6
for
JJi.U.U
NOTTINGHAM
FILET
NETS
Assorted
patterns
in
cream
shade
only,
36"'
wide,
'
C-f
ft
A
xtra
zood
value.
Dollar
Day.
4
yards
for
V-l.UU
I
I
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Gillnetting
Closes
on
Skeena
and
K
Week
From
Today
Sac
ramento
Yacht
is
Visitor
to
For
Sockeye
glllnet
fishing
on
the
4kee1S
and
Naas
Rivers
as
well
a-
purse
seining
in
the
same
area-will
itoe
closed
on
Augu-t
22,
it
war
,,,.o
mornins
at
tht
aiiituutiwvi
--
i
Dominion
Fisheries
office
here
r
T-...r
v.
nrooV
thorn
has
beer
question
to
the
Minister
of
Jnfor-
i"u"
-
.
tne
sock
m
,X
giauuai
v-
-
-
eye
run
on,
the
Skeena
wnere.
ar
cording.
to
latest
reports,
the
gill-
netters
have
been
averaging
ty
socke.ye
and
th'rty
pinks.
Th-runl
of
pinks
generally
continues
light
as
was
expected.
The
latest
local
halibut
boat
to
be
ordered
Into
provincial
police
to
I
n
nenrpr
t
o
rharffe
Of
fishing
in
soth
and
sa,led
at
2
'clock
m
selves
,n
tne
Preclse
Mntag
tf
In1
the'
Carpathians.
French
mada
ArPa
No,
2
on
an
Area
No.
3
licence
minor
gains
on
the
right
bank
of
!
I
'1
1
I
,
,
"
.
J.
T.
V.ZH
anv.i
.
'
er
ana
way
points,
me
vessel
nas
oi
limiung
.ne
use
oi
ine
lermj
the
Meuse.
norlh;
of
Chapel
de.
on-f,oard
qulte
a
iarge
number
of
England,
Scotland,
Ireland
ian'tl
Salntc
Fine.
"
round
trip
tourists.
Wales."
.
DOLLAR
DAY
Saturday
at
Fraser
and
Payne's
t
;
See
Windows
For
Numerous
Other
Items
of
Outstanding
Value
Stores
Close
at
6
O'clock
Saturday
tvi
K-nlpn
r.ant.
O'.e
Steeavig
The
case
will
be
coming
up
later.
The
handsome
Sacramento
pov
er
vacht
Ferrie
II..
with
the
owner
'A.
T.
Hav
Jr.,
Capt.
A.
E.
waue
Charlpt
Johnson
and
William
Roberts
on
board,
was
an
overni?h
visitor
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowin?
fciYacht
Club.
The
Ferrie
II..
which
railed
here
northbound
on
July
25
ha:
since
been
cruising
Alaska
wa-
trr
inclndlrg
visits
at
Juneau
and
I
Sitka.
Mr.
Hay
has
been
in
the
north
before
by
steamer
and
air
nlanp
but
this
has
been
his
firs'
Alaska
yachting
trip.
Favored
bj
si'nerh
weather
conditions,
thr
trip
has
been
one
of
much
delight
The
Ferrie
II.
arrived
here
at
f
o'clock
last
evening
and
left
thf
middle
of
this
morning
In
contlnu
atlon
of
the
trip
south.
The
ves
sel,
well
appointed
with
bowsprit
jnnd
rckl'h
lines,
is
46
feet
long
and
jenulr"ed
with
a
150
Sterling
gas
ienglne
which
gives
her
maximum
I
speed
of
16
knots.
A
feature
of
the
'vessel
is
a
commodious
wheel
housr
l
and
observation
room.
Dr
R,
G.
Large
and
partv
return
i
last
nieht
from
a
week's
cruls'
nn
Portland
Canal
to
Stewar
tahoarrt
Dr.
Larsr's
boat
Soiwil's,
I
With
a
large
list
of
passengerr
mrt
considerable
frelsht
cargo,
C
t?R.
steamer
Prince
George,
Capt
If.
V-
Npdden,
arrived
in
port
a
lf:!5
this
rooming
from
Vancou
i""r
artrf
Ocean
Falls
and
wl'l
sal
this
afternoon,
on
completion
o'
dl,,h!r',lng
frelsht.
for
Stewar
.
wh'nc
ne
will
return
here
tomor
row
southbound.
M.
nnn
Wonder
if
Roosevelt
and
Churchill
were
sea
sick
when
they
met
mid
Atlantic
waters.
At
any
rate
they
seem
to
have
made
a
pretty
sood
Job
of
the
big
conference.
Says
Roosevelt:
"When
shall
we
stop
this
war,
Winston?"
Snys
Winston;
"Let
Hitler
get
a
bellyfull.
It's
no
use
stopping
nov
'
It
looks
to
us
as
if
Mackenzie
King
helped
to
formulate
those
peace
aims
when
he
went
to
Washington
He
was
all
ready
to
reply:
"Them's
'my
sentiments
too."
It's
all
very
n'ce
to
.talk
pdou
after
the
war
but
Just
now
th
ihlng
Is
to
wipe
Hitler
off
th
world
map.
A
young
couple
were
holding
a
quiet
conversation
in
a
telephonr
booth,
but
somebody
wanted
t;
use
the
phone
so
they
had
to
get
out.
There
s
always
somebody
try
lng
to
take
the
Joy
out
of
life.
Two
citizens
were
slttinz
in
ar
ice
cream
parlor
and
as
the
hour
reached
ten
one
of
them
asked
the
waitress
"Would
vou
cpI
Raymond
Oram
Swing
on
the
radio7"
"Sorry,"
she
said,
"We
don't
al
low
dancing
here."
Walter
Wincnell
sometimes
savs
1
1
.
.
A
.
sometmng
ongnt.
Sneaking
of
a
lady
of
his
acquaintance,
he
remarked
that
she
waj
out
of
her
mind
"and
believe
me,
it's
an
improvement."
Prince
Rupert
has
its
bores
as
well
as
other
places.
The
other
day
dne
of
these
pleasant
gentlemen
stopped
me
on
the
strpet.
and
remarked
that
h
passed
my
house
the
day,
before.
I
thanked
him
most
profusely.
ORIGINAL
DOLLARS
Canadian
decimal
currency
was
Htndlireri
Julv
1
185A.
n!ni
yea'-,
before
Confederation.
I
ftinnrrmir
fij
"
NIMOUS
PIATI8
THIATir
CONTINUOUS
SHOW
FROM
1
i.M
MATINEE
PRICES
PREVAIL
UNTIL
5
n
IP
MST
TIMES
TONIGHT
MARY
BETH
HUGHES.
NICHOLAS
BROTHERS
WIERE
BROTHERS
THE
FOUR
INKS
SPOTS
&
DttJ
fcy
AitKt
May
A
JO
Cntury-Fei
Pictgi,
WALLACE
I1EERY
in
A
"THE
AD
MAN"
I
Shows
at
7:09
and
9:05
'
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mxs.
J.
K.
Willlscroft,
Port
Esslng-on;
S.
O.
Brune.
Aliford
Bay;
C.
V.
lope,
Prince
George;
O.
D.
Mac-
achern,
Victoria;
A.
T.
Bibb,
A.
W.
Jerron.
C.
Weeks,
J.
Cowx
and
Rally
.eid,
Vancouver:
Mrs.
H.'W.
Dodd,
Uewart;
A.
Jacobsen,
Shirley;
M.
Hughel,
Cincinnati,
Ohio;
Mr
nd
Mrs.
Frank
Cates,
Toledo,
Ohio;
Ir
and
Mrs.
E.
N.
SaWlette
and
Rosemary.
Sacrum
,
lse
Danlelson,
Brcmcrty-Mrs.
Robert
Horn.
u
Royal
T.
H.
Olln,
cuy
u
P
Kit
Canadian
Nat
mai
R
Hedstrom.
city;
L
Hue
-
B
Island;
Mr.
and
Mr
J
C
Ekt
Central
Robert
Wlon
T
fo
Soyan,
Prlnc'
flv
'
Burns.
Fort.
St
J.
r..
J
)k
Fort
St
James.
II
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i
IF
This
advertisement
is
not
publisned
or
displayed
t
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
lonve
Prinrn
Rimort
for
Vancouver
Monday
at3
.00
p.m.
P.S.T..
calling
at
Oican
Falls
and
riwfUBi'8
Saturday
at
4:00
p.m.
P.S.T.,
calling
al
Ocean
Falls
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Bast
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
6:00
p.m.
I'sT'
Also
Fast
Through
Train
Friday
at
11:00
a.m.
V.h.i
Alr-Condltioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
BUILD
A
HOME
Like
This
For
full
lniormatlon,
reservation
etc
call
or
write
f'll
TfrLat
nlfl
KQ
TKlr.l
I'hOlie
Prime
Rupert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
An
'
lliel
vGet
Prices
of
Materials
From
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd
Importers
of
Cement,
Lumber
and
all
Kinds
of
BUILDING
MATERIAL
Why
not
lay'in
a
stock
of
coal
now
for
the
winter
3
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t
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