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Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
GLAMOUR
IN
EVENING
GOWNS
JUST
ARRIVED
at
The
Peoples
Store
Our
new
Fall
Formal
and
Dinner
Frocks
are
grand
J.
examples
of
the
Who's
jl
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fashions
you
wart
5
for
Important
cvenu.gs.
5
Fluttering
chiffons,
nets
J.
shadowy
marquisettes
give
j
you
a
wide
selection
of
all
5
that's
new
and
smart.
Chas.
Dodimcad
Optometrist
In
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Kenairing,
Hand
Enrrarinr
T1SIT
OUK
BASEMENT
STOKE
for
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties.
MAX
HEILBRONER
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
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FIGURE
FLATTERING
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BUDGET
PRICED
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MAIL
ORDERS
PROMPTLY
FILLED
!
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
THIRD
AVENUE
(Next
to
Heilbroner's)
Phone
BLUE
907
MEN'S
WORK
BOOTS
Solid
Leather
Lines
ARCH
KING
in
8"
and
10"
STERLING
in
Leather
and
Panco
Soles
TILSONIJURG,
Solid
Leathers
throughout
'.
VALENTINE
MARTIN'S
Arch
Supjort
Work
Roots
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
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here's
a
chance
for
you
w
Lj
CLCilCS
this
week
'25
off
all
Furs
New
shipments
twice
a
week.
Prices
from
$10
to
$1,100
Your
Credit
b
Good
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BUY
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RUPERT
BRAND
Sole
Fillets
.
,
.
At
Your
Iocal
Rutchers
NO
WASTE
READY
TO
COOK
BUY
VICTORY
BONDS
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PRINCE
RUPERT
lo.
Lid.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Washing
Statues
Breeds
Affection
It
Needs
Finesse
and
Wartime
Ex
pert
or
Old
London
Tells
About
It
LONDON,
Nov.
20
War
or
no
war
the
statue
must
be
kept
clean
and
the
Job
of
official
statue
washer
is
still
sound
wartime
employment.
Many
London
statues
have
been
removed
to
places
of
greater
safety
in
the
provinces
but
the
statue-washers
go
out
every
so
often
to
look
after
them.
One
of
the
official
washers
is
Oliver
Oldfleld
who
says
washing
statues
in
wartime
is
no
different
than
in
peace
time.
He
explained
that
after
you've
been
washing
a
statue
for
years
you
get
to
know
all
Its
moods
and
idiosyncrasies
and
develop
a
kind
of
affection
for
it,
just
like
the
nurse
who
washes
someone
else's
baby.
In
peacetime
the
statue
of
Peter
Pan
was
cleaned
every
day
and
had
an
elaborate
treatment
with
beeswax
and
turpentine
twice
a
month.
Oldfleld
said
once
he
found
a
bar
of
chocolate
beside
Peter
Pan
every
day
for
a
week.
Chil
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FRIDAY,
dren
had
left
it
there
for
Peter
to
est
at
night.
Before
the
war
there
were
13
of
flcial
statue
washers
who
cleaned
the
240
famous
statues
in
London
belonging
to
the
crown.
Now
there
are
only
a
few
left.
Not
everybody,
incidentally,
can
wash
a
statue,
says
Oldfleld.
It
takes
three
years
to
become
a
skilled
washer
and
the
men
originally
were
chosen
from
among
the
most
promising
of
the
builders'
laborers
working
for
the
Office
of
Works.
Lutheran
Ladies'
Aid
Raffle
Is
Now
Drawn
For
The
Lutheran
Ladles'
Aid
raffle
which
was
held
over
from
the
re
cent
baiaar
took
place
at
a
recent
meeting
held
at
the
home
of
Ous
Mostad.
405
Fifth
Avenue
East.
The
prises
were
as
follows:
Embroidered
brown
linen
set.
won
by
Lieut.
W.
J.
Thompson.
II.
l.CS
Chatham,
ticket
No.
157.
Embroidered
white
linen
set
won
by
Peter
and
John
Johnson
with
ticket
No.
257.
Quaint
Memorial
Recalls
Darnley
Monument
Placed
in
Park
For
Peer's
Toe
GRAVES
END,
Kjg.,
Nor.
20
0
In
the
midst
of
nearby
Cobham
park
stands
Britain's
quaintest
monument
recalling
a
peer's
kMt
toe.
On
that
spot
107
years
ago
the
Earl
of
Darnley
became
dis
satisfied
with
the
way
a
woodcut
ter
was
wielding
an
axe.
The
Earl
took
the
axe
and
lunged
at
the
tree,
but
the
blade
struck
a
danc
ing
blow
and
when
it
bounced
sev
ered
one
of
his
toes.
A
few
days
later
the
Earl
died
of
blood
polsonlnc
from
the
in-
Jury
and
the
monument
a
family
mausoleum
which
has
never
been
used-was
erected
on
the
spot
in
his
memory.
All
old
scrap
rubber
can
be
re
claimed
and
used
over
again.
He-
claimed
rubber
is
mixed
with
crude
rubber
to
form
a
compound
usable
In
many
products,
military
as
well
as
civilian.
When
You
Waste
Heat
Yon
Waste
Coal
-
Yon
Waste
Money
GET
MAXIMUM
HEAT
FROM
EVERY
SHOVELFUL
OF
COAL
Generate
Heat
Efficiently
1.
Learn
how
to
operate
your
furnace
properly.
2.
Keep
your
furnace
clean
at
all
times.
A
dirty,
choked
up
furnace
wastes
a
surprising
amount
of
coal.
3.
Have
your
heating
system
checked
by
an
experienced
service
man.
Watch
Your
Temperature
1.
Avoid
excessive
temperatures.
Overheated
homes
are
bad
for
your
health
as
well
as
your
pocket-book.
Maintain
an
even
steady
heat
at
68"
or
less.
2.
Watch
the
humidity.
Keep
your
humidifying
pans
'and
equipment
filled
with
water,
and
you
will
feel
comfortable
at
a
lower
temperature.
3.
Turn
off
all
heat
that
Isn't
absolutely
necessary
and
eliminate
all
needless
ventilation.
The
temperature
should
bo
65
or
under
at
night.
Reduce.
Heat
Loi$ei
1.
Don't
try
to
heat
sunrooms,
garages,
attic,
or
other
rooms
not
lived
In.
Z.
Keep
fireplace
damper
closed
when
the
fireplace
is
not
being
used.
Otherwise,
the
draft
will
draw
the
warm
air
out
of
the
house.
3.
If
you
are
a
fresh
air
fiend
and
like
to
have
your
bedroom
window
open,
turn
off
your
heat
and
keep
the
door
closed.
Avoid
chilling
the
whole
house.
4.
Take
care
of
your
hot
water
tank.
An
Insulating
jacket
will
save
heat
Also,
don't
waste
hot
water.
Replace
washers
on
tap
when
they
leak.
5.
Use
weather-stripping
on
all
doors
and
windows.
It
gives
added
protection
and
saves
coaL
6.
Insulate
your
home
where
possible.
It
will,
take
less
coal
to
heat
it,
as
less
heat
will
be
wasted.
Every
time
you
SAVE
a
shovelful,
you
ore
helping
to
forge
more
weapons
for
Canada's
fighting
men.
Without
coal,
virTnovh
"
t0nks-
Without
coo
THERE
CAN
BE
NO
Canada's
coal
is
needed
in
ever-increasing
quantities
in
every
phase
of
our
vital
war
programme.
So,
buckle
down!
Get
your
furnace
into
the
fight
and
keep
it
fighting!
7
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m
TOUR
C0U
DEALER
FOR
McA
nil
I00KIET
ON
HOW
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