5
I
5
X
a
Comfortable
Go
To
The
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
Widths
From
A
through
EL
All
sizes.
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r
oeason
The
new
alligator
and
snake
and
lizard
combinations
are
here.
Also
swdee,
kidc
and
patents.
For
just
the
right
color
combination
to
match
that
new
fall
ensemble.
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fall
to
see
the
new
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on
sale
at
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now.
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and
FRIDAY,
7
pm.,
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at
all
stations.
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CAR
for
TERRACE
Daily
except'
Sunday,
4:15
pjn.
WEDNESDAY
and
FRIDAY,
10:30
am.,
stopping
at
principal
points.
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ARRIVE
PRINCE
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TUESDAY.
FRIDAY
and
SUNDAY,
10:30
pjn.
THURSDAY
and
SATURDAY,
7
p.m.
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CAR
from
TERRACE.
11:20
ajn.,
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except
Sunday.
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AND
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information,
etc..
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or
write
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S.
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City
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Agent
528
Third
Avenue.
Phone
260,
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Some
one
once
said
that
if
you
stand
in
London
3
Trafalgar
Square
lone
enough
.urn
ait-bound
to
meet
someone
you
know.
Well,
the
Myers
brothers
from
Saskatchewan.
Canada,
believe
that.
It
was
in
Trafalgar
Square
that
Harold
cn
countered
brother
Alfred
by
the
merest
chance
While
they
were
talking
they
saw
another
Canadian
soldier
go
by
on
a
bus.
They
bailed
him.
It
was
brother
Phil.
Arm-in-arm.
the
three
brothers
went
into
a
bar
to
celebrate
the
reunion.
Who
do
you
think
joined
them
at
the
bar?
Yes.
the
fourth
brother.
Ed.
Above
are
the
brothers
after
the
unusual
reunion
LEFT
TO
RIGHT:
Harold,
Phil.
Alf
and
Ed.
?!
WAS
NOTED
AS
JURIST
Chief
Justice
Robert
Greenshields
Of
Quebec
is
Dead
MONTREAL.
Sept.
29
Chief
Justice
Robert
Alfred
Ernest
Greenshtelds
of
Quebec
died
unexpectedly
in
Montreal
last
night.
One
of
Canada's
tnot
eminent
Viurists.
his
death
came
as
a
shock
throughout
the
Dominion.
Death
I;
was
due
to
a
heart
attack
at
the
!
age
of
seventy-two.
Most
young
lawyers
go
through
a
painful
period
of
waiting
before
their
first
client
appears,
but
Robert
Alfred
Ernest
Greenshields
stepped
out
of
the
room
in
which
he
had
successfully
passed
his
final
examinations
not
only
to
a
client,
but
to
fame.
Mr.
Greenshields
passed
his
oral
sxamioation
before
a
committee
of
lawyers
and
Judges
in
1886
In
FhTbrooke,
Que.,
and
as
he
came,
out
of
the
room
he
heard
a
tele-era
oh
messenger
calling
his
name.
A
telegram
was
handed
to
him
and
it
was
an
invitation
from
Charles,
later
Sir
Charles
Fitspat-
rick,
Q.C..
-afterwards
minister
of
lustice
at
Ottawa,
inviting
him
to
so
to
Winnioeg
to
help
in
the
de
fence
of
a
very
famous
prisoner
Louis
Rfll.
who
was
under
arrest
after
North
West
Rebellion
in
which
he
had
played
a
leading
part.
Mr.
Fitzpatrkk
was
defending
Rlel
and
with
him
were
Francois
Lemieux.
who
44
years
later
i
as
sir
Francois
Lemieux
was
w
be
Mr.
Justice
Greenshields
fellow
j
chief
Justice
hi
Quebec,
and
J.
A.
N.
Greenshields.
a
brother
of
the
fledgling
lawyer.
From
this
auspicious
beginning
Mt.
Greenshields
travelled
the
full
length
of
legal
experience,
holding
various
offices
in-
the
Bar
'Association
of
Montreal
and
Que
bec,
until
in
1910
he
was
appointed
pulne
Judge
of
the
Superior
Court
in
Montreal
and
In
1929
act-in?
chief
Justice
of
Quebec,
the
latter
appointment
rounding
out
a
career
which
made
him
one
of
the
foremost
British
authorities
on
criminal
law.
Mr.
Justice
Greenshields
was
born
at
Danville.
Que..
Feb.
2,
1801.
the
son
of
John
and
Margaret
Greenshields.
He
secured
his
primary
education
in
the
Danville
school
and
at
Danville
Academy
ter
a
short
while.
For
many
year
first
associated
with
his
brother
and
afterwards
with
N.
K.
La-
flamme.
K.C..
late
Senator
La-flamme.
Mr.
Greenshields
was
rallMl
in
tn
ftofMtri
all
Oi
mnr
clients
was
McManus.
an
American
who
was
committed
to
Devil's
Island
for
robbing
the
American
Express
Building
In
Paris
of
$28.-
000.
McManus
escaped
in
a
box
of
cheese,
made
his
way
to
London
and
afterwards
to
Canada.
He
was
convicted
of
burglary
in
Ottawa
and
after
serving
seven
years
in
the
penitentiary
at
St.
Vincent
de
PauL
Que.,
was
arrested
on
be-
asf
of
the
French
authorities
as
be
left
that
Institution.
Mr.
Oreen-
shiekis
was
able
to
prevent
bis
client
going
back
to
Devil's
Island.
After
nine
years
as
puisne
Judge
Mr.
Justice
Greenshields
was
appointed
a
Judge
of
the
court
of
appeal
in
Montreal.
His
first
task
was
to
bring
the
calendar
of
cases
in
the
court
of
review
which
was
very
much
in
arrears,
up
to
date.
He
did
this
with
despatch.
As
an
appeal
court
Judge,
associated
with
other
English
speaking
and
French
speaking
Judges,
he
became
noted
for
the
soundness
of
his
Judgment
in
criminal
and
civil
eates.
Very
few
of
his
findings
were
upset
on
appeal.
During
his
regime
a
number
of
causes
celebre
came
up
for
decision.
One
of
them
was
the
libel
action
brought
by
Madame
Rebecca
Morin
against
Le
Croix,
a
Catholic
newspaper,
for
stating
her
father,
the
one-Umr
Rev.
Charles
Chlnlquy.
had
not
been
legally
married
because
he
had
been
a
Catholic
priest
and
had
taken
the
vow
of
chastity.
Ht
lordship
found
for
the
plaintiff
He
was
also
a
member
of
the
court
which
rendered
Judgments
on
the
Hebert-douatre
and
Tremblay-Despatle
cases,
whkh
Involved
the
right
of
the
courts
to
validate
a
church
decree
annulling
marriages.
Mr.
Justice
Greenshields'
ruling
that
such
decrees
could
not
be
given
civil
effect
was
upheld
when
the
cases
went
to
the
Imperial
privy
council
maintained
his
Judgment
that
the
provincial
statute
of
1903
which
placed
Jews
under
the
protest
nt
school?
board,
was
ultra
vires
of
the
Quebec
legislature.
Public
attention
was
focuased
on
Judge
Greenshields
in
1933
when
he
concluded
the
trial
of
James
J
Richmond.
Que.
He
graduated
at
Harpell.
publisher
of
the
Journal
McGlll
University
with
the
de-
of
Commerce,
who
was
charged
gree
of
B.Ci.
from
the
law
faculty
with
and
convicted
of
criminal
In
1B85
Ubel.
the
plaintiff
being
Thomas
law
in
association
with
his
brother.
Justice
of
Quebec
on
the
death
In
1889.
after
he
had
been
appoint-
of
Sir
Francois
Lemieux
in
1933.
ed
Queen's
Counsel,
he
was
made
Mr.
Justice
Greenshields
was
a
crown
prosecutor
of
the
Montreal
Liberal
in
politics
and
was
a
'district,
but
he
preferred
being
on
great
personal
friend
of
the
late
j
the
defence
side
fcnd
resigned
af-
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurler.
In
his
younger
You
Receive
Greater
Values!
MIRRORS
Size
24Mx2r
$3.95
All
Edges
Revelled
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
;
FILMS
IN
VDEiIY
notorious
criminal,
who
were
,
ua,,"'
r
"Incoming
.
balled
before
the
Quebec
courts
!
"aia
Are
'ura
;
On
of
the
most
romantic
of
his
This
Aoove
AIL"
with
Tyrone:!
Power
and
Joan
Ponuune.
.might
Be
oeacrsoM
as
tne
outstanding
picture
lor
the
ensuing
month
ai
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
but
there
J
are
also
a
number
of
other
inter-1
-estlng
bookings.
5
The
list
for
the
month,
as
an-
lounced
by
m"-itt
O.
O.
Bor-1
land,
is
as
follows:
'
September
SO
and
October
1
Z
Prisc:lla
Lane
and
Lloyd
Nolan
in
"Blues
in
the
Night."
-
October
2
and
3
Krroi
Mynn
Z
and
Ronald
Reagan
in
"Desperate
Journey"
m
October
4
Sunday
mutnighti-
Rita
Hayworth
and
Brian
Aherne
tn
"The
Lady
in
Question"
-
October
5
and
6-Cay
Kyser
and
5
'an?
Wyman
in
"My
Favorite
October
7
and
--Conrad
Veldt
n
'
Nasi
Agent
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October
f
and
10
Bafeu
tn
-
Jungle
Bonk."
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October
ll
(Sunday
midnight-
S
'da
Lupina
and
Louis
Hayward
in
'
Ladies
tn
Retirement"
October
13
and
It
Beanor
owell
and
Red
BkeHon
In
"Ship
Z
ihov"
October
14
Loretta
Young
and
5
rredertc
March
tn
"A
Bedtime
?
Btory."
October
IS.
16
and
?ower
a-.
Joan
Jontatne
m
Vbove
All."
October
II
(Sunday
midnight
Mrs.
Martin
Johnson
in
"I
Marled
Adventure."
October
10
and
20
John
Oar-leld
and
Raymond
in
"Danger-'usly
They
Live."
October
21
and
23
Adolphe
Menjou
and
Bonlt
Granville
in
9yn
conation."
October
23
and
24
Btng
Crosby
ind
Fred
Astaire
in
"Holiday
Inn
"
October
26
1
Sunday
midnight
1
e
Bowman
In
"Pacific
Rendezvous."
October
20
and
27
WUllam
Pow-'11
and
Medy
Lssmarr
in
"Cross-Tads"
October
2t
and
SO
Stanley
'aural
and
Oliver
Hardy
In
"A
-taunting
We
Will
Go."
lays
be
accompanied
the
Liberal
hieftain
on
many
of
his
speaking
UMtrs.
The
Judge
was
for
many
years
a
member
of
the
law
faculty
of
McOlll
University
and
was
dean
Defended
Louis
Reil
iB.
Macaulay,
president
of
the
Sun
f
.
f
nerlod.
After
the
Rell
trial
Mr.
Green-
Life
Assurance
Company
of
Can-.
Jn
1890
Mr
Greenshields
mar-shields
returned
to
Montreal
and
ada.
jrled
Miss
Maude
A.
Good
er
ham
of
took
up
the
practise
of
criminal:
Judge
Greenshields
became
chief
!
Toronto
and
with
her
took
a
prom-
inent
part
in
the
support
of
several
philanthropic
institutions
in
Montreal
MASSACKi:
OF
CRETANS
LONDON.
Sept.
29:
O-
Oreek
government
circles
In
London
reported
thai
IS
Cretans
arrested
by
the
Nazis
at
Canea
for
sabotage
were
thrown
Into
prison
and
later
taken
to
a
public
square
"to
be
photographed"
and
were
mowi
down
by
machine
guns.
both
sinus
or
else
LONDON.
Sept.
20:
O
A
paper
control
order
stipulates
that
both
sides
of
notepaper
for
letters
to
government
departments
must
be
used
or
usw
may
be
prosecuted
for
waste.
IIM
AMDS
IIMMT
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Will
OtSOINI
Ninety
Perfumes
For
90
Nighties
;t
Woman
Kept
Husband's
Affec-tloiu
For
40
Years
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Lot
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29
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