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TWO
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with
many
the
habit
of
cataloging
people
by
the
appearance
of
their
footwear?
We
can
think
of
no
better
way'
to
spruce
up
for
early
fall
than
to
buy
a
pair
of
Hartt's
Shoes.
Exclusive
at
Family
shoe
store
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Home
of
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Saturday,
August
23,
1041.
r
H
Someiiiine
like
20.000
airmen
wiBtdmiainiirgrinhe;
eighty-nine
schools
operating
under
the
British
Common-j
wealth
Air
Training
plan
in
Canada.
The
total
cost
of
the
three
year
plan
will
be
over
$800,000,000
with
Canada's'
share
running
to
more
than
half
t
a
billion
dollars.
So
suc-J
cessful
has
it
been
that
negotiations
have
been
proceeding.
to
extend
the
three
year
period
although
the
present
plan
does
not
expire
upti
the
spring
of
J943.
It
is
a
huge
operation
and
its
success
has
shown
what
can
be
done
when
there
is
a
reasonable
amount
of
co-operation.
T
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classine7aertise-l
ment
in
cms
naner
wi
snnn
if
buver
in
the
citv.
w
RED
CROSS
SHIPMENT
Another
Large
Consignment
Sent
Forward
On
Friday
Workroom
goods
shipped
from
Prince
Rupert
by
the
Red
Cross
yesterday
was
as
follows:
Knitted
Goods
48
pairs
socles
6
-eaters
6
scarves
5
pair
2-ay
mltti
8
steel
helmet
caps
4
air
force
helmets
Hospital
Supplies
2
pair
men's
pyjamas
3
amputation
covers
18
khaki
handkerchiefs
10
wash
cloths
Civilian
Defence
Women's
Garments
3
women's
sweaters
5
grey
flannel
dresses
10
black
cloth
skirts
1
grey
flannel
skirt
2
pair
grey
flannel
slacks
10
wash
cloths
Red
Cross
Materials
Articles
for
civilians
made
from
Red
Cross
materials
were
as
follows:
55
baby
nightgowns
5
womens
nightgowns
17
pillowcases
5
pair
women's
bloomers,
large
4
women's
print
dresses
3
boys'
shirts,
small
7
baby
jackets
y
5
boys
combinations
12
child's
sleepers
4
double
bed
size
quilts
3
single
bed
size
quilts
10
crjb
tovers
1
afghan
156
baby
diapers
11
mothers'
nightgowns
34
boys'
pyjamas
2
girls'
print
dresses
27
boys'
singlets
17
boys'
hatchways
10
girls'
pyjamas
2
baby
soakers
2
baby
jackets
1
baby
shirt
1
bonnet
1
pair
bootees
22
girls'
sweaters
3
boys
sweaters
3
ghis'
(
dresses,
size
8
years
r
1
girls'
..dress,
size
10
years
.
2
girls'1
dresses,
size
l2Tyars
4
pair
boys'
socks
4
pairs
men's
socks
Donated
.Materials
1
single
bed
.quilt
5
crib
quilts
3
afghans
3
girls'
dresses,
3
years
1
boys'
sweater
and
cap
HOME
GUARD'S
AWAtlD
While
the
training
plan
is
reaching
its
peak
of
oper-'
London,
August
23:
Major
nti'nn
its
war
pffpfr
has
nnlv
rprpntlv
hppn
fplt.
nnd
will
hp
Arthur
William
Richards,
a
Home
his
side,
to
one.
HB
LTlu
11
14
II
J
SCOTS
BEAT
NAAS
TEAM
nothing
for
the
Scottish.
Referee
fcr
the
afternoon
was
Henry
SPORT
CHAT
IS
BIGGEST
AIR
FORCE
TOURNAMENT
'
To
Meet
Canadian
Scottish
in
Car
i
rtt
rnini
Fnnf.
'Hundred!
Of-Golfers
To
Take
Part
nival
Softball
bunaay
ball
Competition
Was
Close
Affair
,111
ctrni
Kr
S'J.ffil
"
r
cla.orlns
forr-tne
turned
In
J
crowd
pn
hand.
It
was
such
a
keen
"
ine
game
'
uS
jTptem
Pole
golf
dassic
which
will
m
(
Batteries
for
Air
Force
were
J
contest
a
return
game
may
flayed
'.commence
on
August
30.
Hemp.
Riley
and
Brown
and
for
J
I
In
a
qualifying
game
Thursday!
before
hM
there
peen
signal
Corps
Akkerman
and
Car-
'h
a.
demand
for
place
In
this
lyJe.
t
(the
Canadian
ScoUsh
won
a
'to
nothing
victory
over
the
Navy.
If1
f
tournament
Beeaeof
Umpires
were
Bailey
and
White
of
X
.
....
.
the
fat
CTOwine
txDularltv
of
this
h
rnarii
rhc,
,
ine
score
at
nan
inne
was
xwo
ioi
,.
.
.
-
-
...
-r
v...
cveui.
iu
was
tuuiiu
neve&aui;
uiia
.4.
year
to
limit
the
actual
competl-
FATAL
SLEEP-WALK
j
tors
to
200
in
order
to
operate
tne
1
LONDON.
August
23:
O)
A
irnnrnnmonr
etfcfotrrllv
Mnr
"
...
-
w
sleep-walker.
Lieut.
Henrv
fiel
wvn
than
200
applications
were
In
on
luiliday
of
the
Royal
Artillery
was
May
1,
six
weeks
before
the
lodge
fatally
injured
when
he
fell
nearly
even
opened
for
the
summer
sea-
;30
feet
to
the
ground
from
the
son.
Bince
then
there
has
been
a
window
of
his
m.im
at
c.amhrHan
,mad
scramble
amons
the
golfers
College.
trying
to
get
in
under
the
wire.
"
girus
cumomauons
i
i
wore
wore
tnan
man
iwj
i5u
win
come
come
irom
irpm
SCOUTS
I'MIIIK
atp
Britain,
is
not
for
sale.
Lord
lerby,
wuu4.
v
a
Ior
gSiiSjLntIyt
WSUJ
given
ErJc
who
owns
the
young
stallion,
xated
matter
of
fact,
it
will
take
a
spe-
Metcajf
i6.year
old
Boy
Scout
the
best
this
country
has
had
for
W
all-sleeping
car
train
from
the
troop
leader
who
he,ped
flght
fJres
5C
years,
has
received
many
offers,
coast
to
accomodate
the
golfers
to
for
20
hours
durlng
an
lncendlary
ieepeclally
from
the
United
States,
and
rom
fP6'
wnich
15
a
un"
.bombing.
but
declared
tnat
"iiypenou
Wiu
'
,
,
I
rt
main
with
his
owner
to
see
this
'
J?
interesting
to
note
that
-FOUND"
shell
KILLED
THREE
war
through,.
because
England
has
?n
?w?lp80,?'-aC
oUr
?f
i
BRIGHTON,
August
23:
C
-
need
of
his
services."
Horse
oeajers
.M,c.
"""
'n
nV
'
"ree
bays
were
killed
when
a
,say
Hyperion,
sire
of
this
year's
cuntrf
Sel
Se'
heU
they
f0Und
on
Sussex
Down
'Derby
wlnnet,
Owen
Tudor,
and
of
f
a?m?or
'
r?
"l
Cb
Cn'
near
their
home
exploded.
.Godiva,
who
won
the
1,000
Guineas,?"
teI
L,h
,v,.n,wi,c(M,rm,uMnJthe
titles
they
have
both
won
'-
C
7
7h
twlce
to
succession.
If
either
wins,
as
much
m
h
as
$315,000
mm
even
though
,h
.
..7.
..
,.
,1
.bloodstock
has
depreciated
In
value
!
K,"1"
e
history
as
no
golfer
has
ever
won
since
since
the
the
war
war
beean
began.
,these
jQtem
pQle
fcJUes
tnree
In
succession.
Maurice
Begent,
17-year-old
bat-
competition
will
be
decidedly
i
ting
star
of
the
Orpington
Crlqket
ijtif
f
this
year
as
the
coast
con-!
Club,
Is
giving
the
veterans
some-
tingent
contains
many
"hot"
golf--thing
to
talk
about.
He
already
has
ers
In
addition
to
many
fine
play-scored
more
than
1,000
runs
and
in
ers
who
already
have
chwked
m'
his
last
15
Innings
was
dismissed
.at
the
Lodge.
only
three
time
for
fewer
than
50
,
This
"will
be
the
greatest
Totem
runs.
He
has
five
centuries
to
his.
Pole
tournament
In
history
'
and,
credit,
all
scored
against
good
war-lwith,
a
Derfectlv
eroomed
course
'time
teams.
Ito
Dlav
on.
an
nll-tlme
hlsrh
win
,be
reached
both
In
cpmpetjtlve
and
This
year's
national
hunt
season
guest
Interest.
The
qualifying
.
In
Britain
is
faced
with
a
shortage
round
will
be
held
pn
Monday,'
of
horses
and
jockeys.
Horses
In
,
September
1,
with
tl)e
ladles'
finals
t
i
training
will
be
limited
to
about
650,
n
Friday
and
the
men
finals
on
jwlth
only
a
few
stables
running
the
following
Saturday.
more
than
a
dozen.
Most
of
thr
,
.
'steeplechase
and
hurdle
race
jock-'
v,,.
"
vo,vc
u"
'"
UCJ,U
uculc
evs
nre
In
thp
servlfM
Af
them
overseas
Commander
Sir
Geoffrey
Cecil
to
the
track.
Charles
Chambers,
billiards
refer
ee
and
:
marker
In
champkmshlo
felt
more
and
more
as
thousands
of
young
men
from
all
ZT:JJ?dted
?e'CTSTe
DfCtvrh0
w0Je
a
bfard
maWfor
the
last
so
years.
J
parts
of
the
Empire
become
ready
for
service
in
this
high-
ZTl
Z
Z
1
bfhSJ
y
island.
He
marked
wai-
ly
specialized
work.
Each
month
more
and
more
of
them
duty
and
complete
disregard
of
hiSjUonal,
died
on
active
service.
Com-
tf
Llndrum's
worW
record
break
will
be
available
to
Swell
the
invasion
fleet
of
planes
mak"
n
safety
by
rendering
assistance
'mander
Congreve
in
1940
landed
01
4-137,
!n
.1932
and
was
widely
ing
things
uncomfortable
for
the
Germans.
,
to
viMms
oi
enemy
bombs"
during
.
from
a
minesweeper
the
night
be-
.known
in
the
realm
of
billiards
as
Rationing
Troubles
-
-
-
undei-stand
why
the
federal
government
prefers
to
try
the
system
of
voluntary
control
before
starting
on
the
new!
system.
In
England
,the
control
system
is
working
fairly
well
but
it
is
so
full
of
oueer
kinks
that
the
life
of
the
food1
control
officials
must
be,
to
say
the
least,
very
difficult.:
When
you
go
shopping
over
there
you
take
your
book
of
coupons
with
you
as
without
it
you
cannot
get
far.
If
you
are
new
to
it
you
will
find
that,
while
there
is
a
coupon
for
margarine,
you
can
get
margarine
without
a
coupon
so
you
use
your
coupon
for
clothes.
It
does
not
do
to
spend
these
too
freely
because
tomorrow
margarine
may
be
ra-tmed
and
as
little
butter
can
be
obtained
life
would
be
rather
dreary
if
your
margarine
tickets
were
all
expend-
Eggs
are
rationed.
If
you
have
twenty
hens
you
cannot
eat
your
own
eggs
but,
if
you
have
only
a
dozen
eggs
and
the
hens
lay
well,
you
can
use
them
all
and
you
will
be
living
a
life
of
luxury
until
the
rules
are
changed
and
they
change
rather
often.
Potatoes
are
not
rationed
but
just
before
the
new
potatoes
came
on
the
market
the
old
ones
were
all
gone
and
none
could
be
purchased.
As
most
people
jn
England
now
have
garden
plots
adjoining
the
house
or
in
the
allotment
fields
they
provide
themselves
with
the
more
common
articles
of
diet
,
In
Canada
we
sometimes
fjnd
a
big
jump
in
the
price
of
some
article.
This
may
bMar.
the
purpose
of
.cutting
clown
the
consumntion
nf
thnt
m-fiio
iuf
i.
nr.
wv-.
iuuuun
ui,
out;
Hi
pound
,
may
not
,
be
used
as
freely
n
as
the
same
article
at
25c
i
vv.
yyjuiy
in
a
juace
line
rnnce
Kupert
where
most
nriPP
y
any
rPasnable
jan
air
raia.
(f0re
the
race
and
didn't
have
time
the
famous
players
themselves
Tie
up
to
Opden's
!
Ask
finy
ofd
timer
how
to
flet
the
greatest
satisfaction
Jrom
rbl!ing
your
own
jind
he'll
tell
you
to
tie..
up
to.
Ogden's
the
light
green
package
that
is
your
green
light
to
the
best
smoke
of
your
life
I
For
Ogden's
isn't
"just
another
fine
cut".
It's
different,
gorgeously
different
a
distinctive
blend
of
choicer,
riper
tobacco.
Try
it
today.
Only
tht
Mt
dgtrtttt
ptptn
rt
good
tnough
for
OgJtn'i
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
.
YH
COLUMBIA
.
oiiiiumr
CO.
LTD
r
tkc
Lm)o
LonVeJ
flood
by
X
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
For
Vancouver
CAT
A
LA
IJVERY
TIIESDAY,
Hue
Vancouver
Tburs.
p.m.
CAR
I)
EN
A
EVERY
FRIDAY,
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
ueen
Charlotte
Islands
Leaving
Au.
19
and
30,
September
9
at
10
p.m.
Tickets
and
Reservations
Irom
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
5C8
"
Saturday,
AbK,
WAGES
AND
i
cost
of
livlne
UVIXG
LONDON.
Aueust
n-
IS
WINNER
1U
T?
"U,4J"
should
be
newed
,
..
,Jt.
"
iliLirt-
...
uon.
itie
way
to
Sf
a
said
the
conerew
'nfla,l
w
.
lt
,
.
.
i
hA
d
ana
aim
t..
..
Corps
by
a
score
of
11
to
8
to
win
JASPER.
August
23:
There
was
the
right
to
meet
the
Canadian'
;
.
,,........
....
la
time
when
Atlas
thought
he
had
ScotUsh
Sunday
night
in
the
Car-,,,--,,
.
"auf
a
,DC.lUiU
0""
a
lot
of
worries
to
carry
around
on
nival
cm
Softball
final.
1
S37.;tS7tSi
Clvfc
W.'houlders
but
when
It
come
to,
game
was
fast
and
Interest.'
CenSe
cVmivS
fff
he
had
ROihiDg
on
mg
all
the
y
ay
through.
The
win-
j
wafa
vZrne
OnlfthelHalph
Cuhney
manager
of
ners
outhit
the
losers
by
one,
11
to
J
Scottish
goalie
saved
the
bacon
forj
"L
laSM.10U
,
,
?
i
M
mu
w3
ku
vaw
nc
nvtiui
crown
OI
Hie
All
ruicc
piajcu
a
?vQt1ZVM
to"
try
-to
Usfy
several
hund.i0f
five
times
at
bat.
.1
J
Crescent
Show
s
Prince
Rupert
1
:
Aug.
28
Sept.
2i
43
pair
girls'
panties,
size
3
years
Hyperion,
winner
of
the
Derby
the
Pacific,
Coast
with
the
balance
LONDON.
August
23-
Oi
Th,,!fm
6
pair
girls
panties,
size
12
years
(in
1933
and
the
Jeading
sire
in
Great
"om
many
parts
of
the
United
Bronze
Cross,
hkrhest
Srnnt
numrH
J.
H.
BULGER
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657
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Prince
Rupert
B.C
Phone
281
P.O.
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Central
Hotel
Central
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Annei
150
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37
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Prince
Rupert
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Jewellery
at
Reasonable
Prices
Go
to
the
Variety
Store
330
3rd
Avr.-W.
Phone
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MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
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327
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