Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Southbound
from
Skairwav
.Vancouver,
CPU.
steamer
Princess
Charlotte,
Capt.
William
Palmer,
arrived
In
port
at
4:30
Saturday
afternoon
from
the
north,
sailing
at
8
pin.
In
continuation
of
her
voyage.
This
week
'the
Princess
Charlotte
will
be
making
another
of
her
special
Alaska
cruises
on
which
she
will
call
here
only
on
the
way
south
from
Alaska.
On
Saturday
afternoon
the
Princess
Charlotte
had
on
board
236
passengers
of
whom
six
disembarked
at
this
port.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
George,
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden,
returned
to
port
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
from
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
points.
The
vessel
had
on
board
a
total
of
225
passengers,
six
of
whom
disembarked
at
this
port.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
1
CHAS.
DOD1MEAD
Optometrist
In
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing.
Hand
Engraving
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
For
Fine
China,
Dinncrware,
Glasses,
uaggage
ana
rtovciues
MAX
HEILBRONER
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
o'clock
this
morning
from
the
isouth
with
a
considerable
number
I
of
passengers
and
freight
cargo.
Inz
many
reoDle
ffom
the
Middle
HE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SiMEIriNti
UUAU'AMY
UF
CANADA,
LIMITED
Manufacturers
of
ELEPHANT
Hrand
Cliomi-cals
and
Chemical
Fertilizers
Ammonium
Phosphates.
Ammonium
Sulphate.
Superphos-phates,
Monocalciutn
Phosphate
Producers
and
Refiners
of
TADANAC
Hrand
Metals
Mercury,
Gold,
Silver,
Lead.
Zinc,
Cadmium,
Bismuth
and
Antimony.
Also
Sulphuric
Acid
and
Sulphur
General
Office
and
Works
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VI"..
Trail,
B.C.
August
Furniture
Sale
Fellol
Mats
Size
27x54.
Sale
price,
each
Elio's
Furniture
Store
THIRD
AVENUE
Store
Hours
from
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
65c
Rupert
Brand
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&Cold.Storage
PMnc-.Rr
(K
i
The
liie
vessel
vcooci
sailed
aaucu
ai
at
11:45
11.13
a.m.
u.iil.
In
Ill)'-'
i
for
Civil
Protection
Being
Organized
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarclli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Uo
5
FRASEIt
STREET
Prince
Rupert
CHIROPRACTOR
Slaiilej
W.
Colton.
U.CJ'h.C.
Wallace
Block,
Phone
640
J.
Bouzek
TAILOR
LADIES
and
GENTS
Best
Materials,
Workmanship
2nd
Ave.
two
doors
from
Broadcasting
Station
VTf3rTnhiAJi
W
mm
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
For
Vancouver
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Thurs.
p.m.
CARDENA
EVERY
FRIDAY,
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Leaving
July
8,
19.
29
at
10
p.m.
Tickets
and
Reservations
i
from
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Kuiiert
Aernt.
Third
Ave.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SATURDAY
j
MARRIAGE;
lM.
Dubeau
Elected
Chairman
and
'.Miss
Irene
Mitchell
Becomes
Bride
I
Crocker
Secretary
at
Terrace
1
Of
David
Mitchell
TERRACE,
Aug.
11,
A
meeting
The
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
arranged
by
the
Village
Commlsion-
'Mitchell,
Atlin
Avenue,
was
the
)
ers
to
organize
a
Civilian
Protection
scene
of
a
pretty
wedding
at
3j
Committee
was
attended
by
a
num-
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
with
Der
oi
representative
cmzens
on
Rev.
A.
F.
Mac,Sween
omciaung,
Friday
evening
In
the
Municipal
when
Irene
Thornton
Mitchell,
Office.
M.
Dubeau
was
elected
younger
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mra.
cnairman
and
p.
Crocker;
secretary,
j.
R.
Mitchell
was
united
in
mar
Much
preliminary
work
was
accom-
riage
to
David
Mowbray
Mitchell,
1
1
1
j
e-
ui
i
i
i
.
a
i
f
T"
plished.
Committees
were
formed
eldest
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
luiivbiid
ivuuvucii
ui
vuuvuuv.
continuation
of
her
weekly
voyage'
n
the
work
or
Civilian
Protection.
The
bride
was
given
In
marriage'
Atn
Kt.pwnrt
anrt
nthpr
nnrfhprn
1
bv
her
father,
while
Mrs.
E.
J.
!
-.points
and
will
be
back
here
to-
-1
Drt
I
'Smith
played
the
wedding
march
to
morrow
afternoon
southbound.
IJjiULCll
UVi
Id
With
a
total
of
242
passengers,
M
f
mostlv
round
triD
tourists,
includ
and
also
during
the
signing
of
the
register.
The
wedding
was
performed
In
front
of
the
fireplace
which
was
banked
with
greenery
and
a
pro-,
States
of
Ohio
and
Iowa,
C.P.R
'
...
,,,.
,
fusion
of
dahlias,
sweet
peas
and
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
S.
K,
B,M
Brasscls
r
Jam
and,phlox
In
pink
and
white.
The
bride
Gray,
arrived
in
port
at
12:15
this'
o-vu"
looked
charming
In
an
afternoon
morning
from
the
south
and
sailed,
,
,
..
'dress
of
dusky
rose
trimmed"
with
Mrs-
W;
Brass
received
a
letter
queen's
blue,
wearing
a
corsage
Of
at
noon
In
continuation
of
her
voy-
age
to
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
that
her
3011
Bil1
arrlved
over"
Rapture
and
Johanna
Hill
rose-
nnfnts
rh
vpm
m
Hp
kv
v,or.
seas
seas
ana
naa
tasen
rus
tanning
DUds.
Saturday
afternoon
returning
to
Vancouver.
Nine
passengers
left
the
Princess
Louise
here
while
two
took
passage
from
this
port
foptfie
north.
.
DISCOVERS
GOLD
NUGGET
MFLBOURNE,
Aug.
11:
P
While
prospecting
near
IngUwood,
Victoria,
a
miner
unearthed
a
gold
nugget
weighing
71
ounces
at
a
depth
John
Boden,
arrived
In
port
at
6
weighed
68
ounces
leave
for
a
week
in
Scotland.
He
;
Georglna
Mitchell,
niece
of
the
naa
tne
experience
oi
Deing
lost
in:
bride,
made
a
sweet
little
flower
a
blackout
and
spent
the
night
In
an
girl,
dressed
in
pale
blue
carrying
air
raid
shelter.
He
is
well
but
a
colonial
bouqut
of
sweet
peas
i
hungry
for
lam
and
similar
dell-
and
ramntinn
cacles
which
are
not
easily
obtain-
j
Murlel
Vance
was
tne
ed
overseas.
'bridesmaid
wearing
an
afternoon
of
six
Inches.
When
smplteri
it
iw
iW
htefnrw
dress
of
turquoise
blue
with
a
cor-
RAISE
RECORD
SUM
We
at
nink
carnations
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
11:
0
Mani-
Len
Mitchell,
brother
of
the
toba.
raised
$55,402,450
in
her
recent
groom,
was
best
man.
Victory
Loan
drive,
greatest
effort
The
guests
were
received
by
Mrs
was
$43,000,000.
Manitoba's
quota
See
The
FORD-BUILT
Fighting
Machines
-
In
The
National
Film
Hoard's
Release
"Canada
Carries
On"
"STRATEGY
of
METALS
Being
.Shown
at
the
'
CAPITOL
THEATRE
Aug.
lllh,
12th
13th,
S.
E.
PARKER
Ltd.
Ford
Dealers
'J.
R.
Mitchell,
mother,
of
the
bride.
wearing
a
dusky
rose
lace
dress
with
a
corsage
of
pale
yellow
rosebuds.
The
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
toy
E.
J.
Smith
and
responded
to
suitably
by
the
groom.
The
bride's
table
was
centred
with
a
thre-
tier
wedding
oake.
Mrs.
George-
Abbott
and,Mrs.J.
Bt
MacKay
presided
at
the
urns
and'
Mrs.
C.
R.
W.
Piers
and
Mrs.
Rochester
put
the
ices..
The
servi-teurs
were
Mesdames
P.
M,
Ray,
J.
W.
Scott,
G.
L.
Rorle,
T.
W,
Brown,
and
Misses
Elliott
Head,
May
Jones,
Dorothy
and
Evelyn
Mac-donald.
Following
the
reception
the
bride
and
groom
embark-1
on
the
honeymoon
in
Vancouver,
there
vice-president,
will
succeed
Mr;
Ford
as
general
purchasing
agent
the
announcement
stated."
Both
appointments
take
effect
David
McK.
Ford,
newly
appoint,
ed
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
has
spent
al
most
a
lifetime
training
himself
'for
his
new
Job.
He
Is
a
native
of
Scotland
and
began
his
railway
J
career
in
the
.office
of
the
general
I
goods
manager
of
the
(North
Bri-itlsh
Railway
at
Glasgow
in
1900.
He
came
to
Canada
and
in
July
of
the
same
year
was
appointed
to
the
position
of
thief
clerk
in
the
operating
and
occounting
departments
of
the
Halifax
and
Southwestern
Railway
In
Nova
Scotia.
In
Juiy
iaio
he
was
transferred
to
Quebec
as
accountant
and
cashier
YES.'
We
Repair
Water
Pipes,
Roofs.
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected,
Etc.
k
OH
Burner,
Cleaned
11.59
Chimneys
Swept
..
fZJSt
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SERVICE
I'honr
Iti-APK
7.1.1
ft..
r-..wl.3iy
.
..Jut
MUM
WE
minm
AGUN!
helps
us
all
stand
the
of
the
e
pace
8
i
Soldiers,
sailors,
airmen
welcome
tlie'.r
refreshing
Wrlgley's
Spearmint
ftum
they
know
its
regufar
use
helps
relieve
fatigue
and
tension.
The
healthful
chewing
cools
and
freshens
your
mouth
and
throat,
sweetens
the
breath
and
aids
digestion,
tool
It's
part
of
the
daily
routine
of
keeping
fit.
Always
carry
a
package
or
two
millions
dot
CHEW
IT
WHILE
YOU
WORK?
Ony5.
BUY
SOME
TODAY
i
mat
position
until
January
1930
when
he
was
appointed
general
stationery
agent,
becoming
assistant
purchasing
agent
in
September
of
1932.
which
position
he
held
until
he
was
appointed
assistant
to
the
vice-president
of
purchases.
isiores.and
steamships
in
February
iw.
tie
nas
rema
ned
n
this
lat
ter
position
until
his
present
ap
pointment
ROYAL
SYMPATHY
LONDON,
Aug.
11:
)
Rev.
J.
Butterworth,
head
of
Clubland
Church,
$445,000
youth
centre
In
Camberwell
which
was
destroyed
In
an
air
raid,
has
received
a
messase
of
sympathy
from
Queen
Mary.
40
PLANES
A
WEEK
OTTAWA,
Aug.
11
;
R
More
than
1,600
aircraft
have
been
produced
in
Canada
since
hostilities
began
and
production
now
Is
about
40
planes
a
week,
but
al
lenglnes
are
Imported.
MORE
SEED
NEEDED
LONDON.
Ave.
11:
r.vRa.
lng
that
"without
seed
we
cannot
grow
crops
we
so
badly
need,"
Agriculture
Minister
Hudson
has
urg-Pd
U
farmers
experienced
In
seed
production
to
grow
more
seed.
X
,.
..;
;
...
...,
;x:;
....
.
.
.
-
.
:,
FUN
FILM
SHOWING
Katharine
Hepburn
in
"Philadel
phia
Story"
Current
Feature
at
Capitol
Theatre
After
an
absence
of
more
than
noart
Katharine
Henburn
re
turns
to
the
screen
In
"Philadelphia
Story."
hilarious
version
of
her
New'
...
a.
Jtt
'T
i
4
1
York
hit,
whl$i).fsnows
in
ine
uapi-tol
Theatre
here
for
the
first
half
of
this
week.
Co-starred
with
Miss
Hepburn
are
Cary
Grant
and
James
Stewart.
Miss
Hepburn
plays
the
part
of
a
young
woman
of
high
society
who,
having
no
toleration
for
human
weakness,
divorces
her
first
husband.
Cary
Grant,
because
he
did
not
measure
up
to
her
idea
of
perfection.
Her
second
choice
is
a
stalwart
man
of
the
people,
John
Howard.
Complications
arise
when
Grant
turns
up
for
the
wedding,
bringing
with
him
a
reporter
from
a
keyhole
magazine
In
the
person,
of
James
Stewart
who
also
falls
for
Mlis
Hepburn.
This
situation
brings
about
whirlwind
comedy
as
the.
three
men
vie
for
the
girl.
There
lis
a
hilarious
climax
as
Miss
Hep-i
burn's
foot
slips.
I
There
Is
a
notable
supporting
cast
including
Ruth
Hussey,
as
Stewart's
jgirl
friend,
Roland
Young
as
Miss
i
Hepburn's
Uncle
Willie:
John
Hal
j
Uday
and
Mary
Nash,
as
the
parents,
and
Virginia
Weldler
as
the
young
sister.
ROUNDUP
OF
Moaday,AugUt1
LArl
1111
TODAY-
TUESDAY
Matinees
2
pm
Evenings
7:00
&
9:'25
JAMES
STEWART
CARY
GRANT
KATHERINE
HEPBURN
In
the
Famous
Rroadwi
Comedy
Hit
.
DL:i-j
i
i.
sr
iiri'iiiiiinHi.
I
l
I
m
r
r
-r
w
w
v
,
uiiiii
Story"
With
IJuth
Hussey,
Itoland
Youn,
mi
z:3U,
7:30
and
9:55t
AI)?)ED
Boys'
Camp
Party
Off
To
Islands
imi
rrestnlj
aiiuwfcui
OF
METALS"
Cartoon
"HODEO
GOES
TO
TOUT
"""c
iiA.ui
ooys
pir.g
ta;
summer
camp
at
Sarran
l&
near
Massett
under
arranjeEm'
made
bv
th
nniirin.,.
council,
sailed
on
tha
Car.
I
.
.
.
uamiuay
nigni
lor
nP
0;j!t
j
liest
Fightinj
In
History
(days
after
which
twentj-sm:
I
i-fflrl.l
will
havo
n
ctm.
.'
There
has
been
no
big
develop-
charge
of
Rev.
e.
E,
Brand4
pa
ment
in
the
Russian-German
war
tor
or
First
Baptist
Churd
a
(
although
the
Reds
admit
some
Mrs.
Harry
Calderwood
Nazi
gains.
Berlin
claims
to
have
consisted
of
Billy
Shedcto
Kr,
.uauc
a.
nuavy
raio.
on
Moscow
sal-
nein
urocKiesby,
Frank
Cjjs
urday
night,
to
be
about
to
take
Donald
Hartwlg,
Harry
Ca.'dcrra
Odessa,
to
have
put
out
of
action
Oerrv
Woodsidp
p.t
wnm-
i
iauway
railway
company
company's
s
Quebec
wueoeci
recently
w'vj
350,000
v,vw
Red
jvcu
troops,
uwps,
mak-
max-
Breen.
ih,
James
jjimes
Dugan.
uugan.
uarni
Bame
T:
steamer
Prince
Rupert
for
a
iuics.
tie
was
appointed
auauor
ci
"
minion
ciaimea
cruonom
ana
jacK
uaw'Jior
U
Quebec
Quebec
lines
lines
In
in
Pphrnarv
February,
mifl
1916.
SsOVlet
ooviet
losses.
tosses.
Moscow
Moscow
makes
male
pa
vari-
vnri.
going
eomc
nlon
albng
n
as
assistants
ntdctoni.
belnr
a
iorr0
n,mh.r
nr
trA
werr
Ifc
O
"
nv
llllliuo
.
IAJ
..
..
.
bid
them
farewell.
For
travelling
He
reUlrned
10
Toronto
In
Septem-
,us
counier-ciaims
and
says
the
Jean
Calderwood
and
ML
IL
......
rnr
luiw
n
i
tima
nnnnlnlnH
nViInf
1
1
11
i
IX
II
.1
V
I1
lIViT
nai.bn.
sr
.
1
1
MAIL.
rne
Driae
cnose
a
tailored
suit-of
"i''"""
t-
fwwiw
m
uicir
teal
blue
with
matching
accessories
Natlonal
RaUways
and
clerk,
presl-
mechanized
and
infantry
forces
to
dent's
offlce-
Canadian
N
atlonal
flate-
.
and
corsage
of
roses
.
FORBIDDEN
FUEL
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
Mitchell
will
take
"uu-
,
"
"
"i
u
vaiajaky,
Aug.
11
?
i:
i
vp
residence
at
Powell
River!
ment
Merchant
Marine
and
In
1922
.
have
been
tremendous.
crime
to
use
purple
cas
.
ts
inev
nave
neartv
conirratiila.
"00''-""1'
"'C
.
r"u
v.auu
13
mai
auiomobl
e
in
Alhrrt-j
Th.M'y.
tions
and
best
wishes
of
many
prestdetnt-
Upn
tormatlon
of
the
Jnree
great
new
offensives
are
fuel
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almost
tax-free
to
fare1
mends.
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bride,
has
lived
here
7'dUld
nauonai
au-
w.i:
unraine,
toward
for
use
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farm
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taught
school
In
Prince
RuDert
aPPlrted
assistant
to
the
director
Another
Is
that
Stalin
has
lost
NEW
VICE-
PRESIDENT
vi
un.jiaoi.-a
auu
stores,
Montreal
ww
piaucs
ana
anotner
that
,and
in
1924
became
assistant
to
Nazl
forces
are
70
miles
from
the
the
vice-president
of
purchases
and
Black
Sea
Port
of
Nicoliev
in
all
stores.
He
was
appointed
head-
tnere
are
no
details
given
Just
quarters
purcnasmg
agent
In
1932,
"e
siaiement
that
all
is
proceed.
and
was
promoted
to
the
position
mS
according
to
plan.
of
general
purchasing
agent
for
the
Moscow
gives
a
flat
declaration
;
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National
Railways
sys-
except
for
some
gains
In
an
I).
McK.
Ford.
General
Purchasing
,tem
in
February
1937.
unannounced
place,
the
Nazis
are
Agent,
Promoted
Edwin
A.
Bromley,
who
becomes
stopped
all
along
the
front
and
Igeneral
purchasing
agent
for
the
are.
In
fact,
threatened
by
Reds
w,.,..
Canadian
National
Railways,
.has
to
their
rear
in
some
snou
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of
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company
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.
the
appointment
of
D
McK.
Ford,
general
purchasing
aeent.
to
the
president's
office,
becoming
a
sten
osrapher
In
the
same
office
two
"Ti
Vlce-Prflde"t
in
years
later.
In
1922
he
became
sec
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rx
U
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In
all
history.
Drive
on
Odessa
Two
German
columns
converging
on
Odessa
from
north
and
west
are;
making
"very
considerable
progress,"
authoritative
sources
said'
here
today.
One
German-drive
was
reported
to
be
aimed
southeast
and
another
almost
due
east
into
the
Ukraine,
apparently
In
an
attempt
to
pinch
off
the
mammoth
granary
before
the
September
rains
nr,A
velop
it
as
a
base
for
winter
oper-
uuuiis.
some
sources
n
i.nnHn
said
the
German
drl
already
crossed
the
Dneister
River
out
aescnoea
Nazi
progress
elsewhere
as
slow
and
uneven.
At
Moscow
the
Hed
forced
by
a
rising
tide
of
militia,
"M
iciwrcea
toaay
to
be
holding
firm
alone
the
central
fmn
k,.
flclals
acknowldged
that
defence
lines
of
north
and
south
flanks
were
drawn
back
nearer
fcn
im.:
grad
and
deeper
Into
the
Ukraine.
ngnung
continued
last
night
lh
the
Smolensk
salient
anri
at
rial
Terskov,
south
of
Kiev,
but
a
new
Dame
was
Intensifying
in
the
Uman
area
between
Kiev
and
Odessa.
Halibut
Sales
Delight.
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:
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H.,
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and
11c.
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Q.,
11.000.
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lie.
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law;
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.
today's
sale.
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