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women's
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to
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your
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styles.
Choose
your
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We
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them
"Crowning
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because
they're
really
the
tops
in
stunning
millinery.
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1912
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China,
Dlnnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
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GUNS
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It's
a
nusy
Wife
of
Soldier
Who
Took
Tart
in
Assault
of
Dieppe
Written
for
Tne
Canadian
Press
By
FRANK
RASKY
TORONTO.
Oct.
2:
O)
In
her
own
way
Mrs.
Florence
Burton
has
set
up
a
private
second
front
While
her
husband,
Sydney
Burton,
31.
served
with
the
Canadians
at
Dieppe
is
artillery
wireless
oper
aior,
sne
was
neiping
Dutid
guns
at
a
munition
plant
here.
"I'd
ust
heard
from
my
hus
band
before
the
big
attack,"
said
Mrs.
Burton,
"but
I
haven't
had
a
I
letter
irom
him
since.
Youe
no
I
J
1.
T
ff.lt
ft..
It.
S
I
raid
when
I
got
a
telegram
say-
Mrs.
Burton,
28,
neat
and
slim
In
blue
slacks
and
pin-stripe
blouse,
had
been
employed
for
more
forelady.
Like
the
6,000
women
In
her
plant
and
like
the
120.000
engaged
in
war
work
across
Canada,
Ij,she
finds
the
job
interesting,
but
requiring
keen
eyesight,
flexible
out
im
more
used
to
it
now.
When
you're
working
on
night
shift
and
when
there's
two
children
to
think
about
and
when
Iji
there's
money
and
guns
to
make.
.
you
have
your
mind
and
hands
I
full."
Mrs.
Burton
works
five
shirts
:
weekl
weekly,
The
Burtons
have
a
nlne-year-eld
daughter.
Valanne,
and
a
year-old
son,
Johnny,
the
Image
need
to
work
as
one.
While
Mrs.
ALL
OUT
FOR
WAR
(Continued
from
page
1)
Burton
Is
at
the
war.
plant
both
a
commlwionershin
-I
by
the
respective
members.
M.
M.
I
Connelly
and
E.
T.
Kenney.
With
wii-oc
vwu
mcmivia
uuu
lutcu
nuic
to
study
at
first
hand
local
At
Smlthers
Dr.
Green,
on
be
half
of
the
Board
of
Trade
and
village
commission,
had
been
the
children
are
looked
after
by
their
Speaking
of
policing
of
the
City
grandparents.
;0f
prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Hart
said
Mrs.
Burton
honesUy
believes
that
the
province
was
willing
t
o
her
husband
is
one
of
the
hand-
police
a-
city
iut.
at
somest
men
she
knows,
but
she
the
same
time,
was
not
Dreoared
WooooaooooojoocH5tooQMMDo&CMDnflnnn
adds,
"and
what
wife
doesn't
think
L
to
police
at
a
deficit.
In
other
K
n..;l,
cr
s
n
.c.
m
.
Vr
!ine
-the
same
me
way?
way?"
She
Bne
.
wnie
writes
him
mm
wd-
"
s
ready
to
carry
on
If
and
Comfortable
TAXI
SERVICE
PHONE
235
every
spare
moment
she
has,
and
says
he
recently
begged
her
to
lay
off
writing
about
her
pet
topic
describing
the
nice
girls
at
the
factory.
She
also
writes
him
about
her
sister
who
Is
an
aircraft
worker,
and
her
brother
a
flight
sergeant
with
the
R.C.A.F.
I
so
sympathetic
and
friendly.
But
I
she
has-
her
own
reason
for
work-jlng
so
expertly.
She
said:
"I
feel
'as
though
with
every
guri
that
comes
off
the
assembly
line,
I'm
helping
my
husband
come
home
so
much
the
sooner."
GET
NO
UAINCIIECKS
LONDON.
Oct.
1:
O
Workmen
engaged
on
airdrome
construction
ind
other
vital
outdoor
tasks
are
being
Issued
with
oilskin
clothing
to
enable
them
to
continue
their
work
during
wet
weather.
the
full
cost
was
met
"by
the
mu
nicipality
whkh
was
not
-
-
-
,
i
,
i
i
.
,
,
,
1
Savage
SHOES
Will
Last
You
Longer
'Cause
Sandy
Savage
Makes
Them
Stronger
IIURLHUT,
JACK
&
JILL
MICKY
3IOUSK,
VALUE
LEADER
LOAFERETTES
'
All
Carried
in
Stock
Here
WE
HAVE
"MOSCO"
CORN
CURE
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
IS
MARRIED
TO
COLONEL
Miss
Chrhslc
McLeod
and
Carlos
Sylvester
Von-Auron
United
Lat
Evening
A
pretty
but
quiet
marriage
of
much
local
interest
took
place
at
spokesman
on
such
problems
as
First
Presbyterian
Church
last
the
water
supply
system,
protcc
tion
of
the
watershed
of
Seymour
and
Blgelow
Lakes
and
sewage
disposal.
The
understanding
was
that
further
estimates
and
definite
plans
would
be
prepared.
night
when
Miss
Christina
Agnes
McLeod,
only
child
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
A.
McLeod,
Ambrose
Ave
.
and
popular
local
girl
who
was
born
In
Prince
Rupert
and
has
lived
here
all
ber
life,
became
the
The
Hazclton
Board
of
Trade
had
bride
ueut.
col.
Carlos
8ylvester
Drougnt
up
tne
matter
or
tne
oja
Von-Auron,
uuiKiey
Kiver
Dnage
connection
a.
Vou-Auron
of
between
Old
Hazelton
and
South
York
of
Mr.
and
Syracuse,
Mrs
New
Hazelton.
The
site
had
been
visited
The
ceremony
was
performed
by
and
the
promise
had
been
given
fnev.
iCapt.)
A.
Acree
in
the
prrs-by
the
Premier
-that
the
matter
ence
of
a
small
gathering
of
rela
would
be
taken
up
fully
on
his
Uve
and
Immediate
friends
return
to
Victoria.
J
nw
bride
wore
a
Princess
b)u
At
Terrace
great
new
develop-
dress
of
honeymoon
creoe
wi
,
tnan
a
year
at
the
factory.
Shejmeni
was
noted
ana
an
inspection
top
of
rose
and
silver
sequins
u;.d
was
four
moths
on
the
assembly
I
was
made
of
the
provincial
part
nat
match.
Her
bououet
was
of
promoted
toiOf
the
Prince
Rupert-Haielton'rose
carnations.
Her
father
uav
highway
which
was
under
con-
the
bride
in
marriage,
structlon
east
of
Uk
by
the
Ar-
Mrs.
Doris
Southby.
the
m.-.io.
nelt
&
Co.
contracting
firm,
thU
;ef
honor,
was
drasaee
in
gold
wi
being
actually
a
part
of
the
major
gold
accessories
and
wore
-...-.,w,ii,..in,OTil.Me
nai
oi
piacK.
carry
ma
a
ringers
and
womanly
patience,
program
wnich
was
now
being
bouquet
of
deep
rose
and
gold
(m:
"At
first
I
could
hardly
bear
be-
(carried
out
by
the
Dominion.
nations.
ing
separated
from
my
husband
Mr..
Hart
said
he
was
much
lm-
The
groom
and
I
felt
lonely."
she
confessed.,
pressed
with
the
evident
prosperity
vf.tor
Rotwrt
run
was
attended
b
or
tne
central
interior
at
tnis
The
bride's
mother
wore
a
wtnr
time.
It
augured
in
his
view
the
colored
dress
made
of
honeymoon
start
of
an
era
of
great
develop-
crepe
with
hat
and
accessor
ks
t
ment.
much
of
whkh
would
be
match
and
had
a
eonaa
or
nmic
tributary
to
Prince
Rupert
Having
and
white
carnations.
visited
air
fields
at
such
points
A
reception
was
held
In
the
of-
as
Prince
George.
Vanderhoof.
mesB
-
AenmnHs
whorr
three
sUnts
of
eight
hoursjSmithers
and
Terrace.
Mr.
Hart
some
two
hundred
friends
were
each
and
two
of
ten
hours.
Isald
he
foresaw
an
Important
traf-
present
to
extend
their
beat
wishes
Child
ren
First
;
fie
through
this
country
after
the
m
mnmtuiaLbwia
nw
tun
'ar-
tastefully
decorated
with
flowers
Nor
had
the
bounteous
crops
and
and
flags.
,the
exceedingly
beautiful
Indian
a
three-tier
weridln
nb
m.
of
his
father.
"With
us
it's
always!
summer
of
the
central
interior
duly
cut
by
the
bride.
been
the
Children
who
came
first"
!m
unnMlrivl
h
tho
Prmlr
i
TV,-
ik.
uj.
MVmmw;mvwwwwmvwl'imM
Mn.
Burton.
Vabnse
nUni
,
nosed
bv
Oeoree
VL
csv
w-h
her
father
regularly
and
mv
hus-
1
nncc
UUP"1
im"
v.
,
.
I
band
Is
always
asking
about
little
Mr.
Hart
had
no
statement
to
and
responded
to
by
the
groom.
Johnny."
make
at
this
time
In
regard
to
the
capt.
Acree
proposed
a
toast
to
one
saia
ner
son
jonnny
weed
municipal
situation
at
Prince
Ru-
the
bridesmaid
to
which
MaJ
tenuis
overaus
au
me
ume.
pert
wntcn,
according
to
tne
latest
responded.
which
made
him
look
like
a
tiny
announcement
of
the
goverment,.
Following
the
reception.
Col.
and
war
worker,
but
she
hoped
that
is
to
revert
to
the
mayor
and
coun-
Mrs.
Von-Auron
left
for
a
honey-
u
biuii
up
ire
wuuiunh.cu
pan
at
me
end
oi
tne
year
moon
trip
to
California.
Thev
will
after
having
been
for
years
under;
return
to
Prince
Rupert
to
reside
at
7M
8Uth
Avenue
West.
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r
5
I
being
;
O
done
tn
Prince
Rupert
at
the
Dresent
time.
Therefore,
there
was
J
the
request
by
Victoria
for
a
newijj
agreement.
;J
In
the
course
of
his
Interview.
!
i
r
iv.i
I.
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j
ik.i
.
v.
v.
iu.
iiaib
(cniamru
umi
uiiuukii-
a
Officials
say
Mr.
Burton
makes
lout
his
travels
he
had
found
the
'
perfect
forelady
because
she
Is
reaction
toward
the
coalition
gov-
ernment
in
British
Columbia
one
of
approval.
Mr.
Hart
will
not
return
to
Victoria
by
way
of
the
Interior
as
he
had
originally
planned
but,
Instead,
will
travel
down
the
coast
leaving
tonight
for
Vancouver
where
he
Is
due
Sunday
night
or
Monday
morning.
The
Premier,
rested
and
refreshed
after
his
trip
through
,
the
Interior,
Is
busy
today
visiting
the
gpyernment
departments
and
off
icials
at
Prince
Rupert
as
well
as
receiving
delegations.
COUPONS
are
still
available
with
each
cash
putchate
in
our
store.
We
would
appreciate
to
have
new
customers
drop
In
and
let
u
espial
this
gift
plan
to
them.
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Store
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