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Riipctt
Daily
JSMus
Friday,
August
23,
1045
BILLY
WELLS
IS
BACK
ON
COAST
-
Familiar
Figure
In
II.
C.
Avia-
lion
Vancouver
Manager
Of
T.C.A.
-WINNIPEG
The
amwlntmcnt
ol
E.
P.
Wells,
formerly
person-
I
nei
assistant,
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines,
Winnipeg,
as
base
:nana-
Wall
Or-
cer
for
the
company
at
Vancouver
was
announced
today.
With
this
appointment
a
familiar
figure
returns
to
Pacific
coast
aviation.
.Nine
years
ago
on
September
1
"Billy"
We
Us
was
pilot
of
the
first
aircraft
to
be
15
Only
Hi
Girl
DRESSES
Reg.
$3.95
ace
s
Reg.
$1.50
to
$3.25
GIRLS'
DRESSES
Sizes
Infants
to
16-Year-OIcl
:$2
Reg.
$1.95
Boys
and
Girls'
FALL
AND
WINTER
HATS
Reg.
55c
KNITTED
BABY
BONNETS
25c
operated
by
T.C.A.
It
va3
the
Lockheed
Electra
which
Inaugurated
the
company's
flying
career
on
the
Initial
run
between
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
The
new
position
of
base
manager
created
at
Vancouver
recognizes
the
Pacific
coast
city
as
the
Canadian
terminus
for
T.CA.'s
projected
trans-Paclflc
operations
and
also
those
to
be
operated
by
other
dominions
into
Vancouver.
It
will
shortly
be-Icome
a
major
malntalncnce
Reg.
$2.25
Sizes
8-14
GIRLS'
BLOUSES
$2.95
-
$3.25
Sizes
8-14
GIRLS'
SKIRTS
check
point
for
the
company's
aircraft
and,
to
this
end,
T.C.A.
has
taken
over
the
big
(light
hangar
formerly
used
by
the
Boeing
Company
during
the
war
years.
Wells,
who
had
a
long
career
as
an
R.A.F.
pilot
flyinc
in
the
Middle
East
and
as
a
bush
pilot
in
B.C.
before
Joining
T.C.A.,
was
made
assistant
superintendent
at
Vancouver
In
1938
and
moved
to
a
similar
post
at
Toronto
In
1939.
He
came
to
Winnipeg
in
1941
as
assistant
to
the
operations
manager
and
a
year
later
Vas
appointed
to
the
post
he
now
leaves
to
return
to
the
operations
department.
.
Guy:
"You
see,
If
we
enter
Into
a
companionate
marriage,
we
can
live
together
for
a
while
and
then
If
we
find
out
that
we've
made
mistakes
we
can
separate:"
Gal:
"Yes,
but
what'll
we
do
with
the
mistakes?"
Reg.
$3.25
Terry
Cloth
CHILD'S
BATH
ROBES
75c
-
95c
Reg.
Sizes
1-2-3
GIRLS'
SLIPS
Reg.
$3.35
Rubber
RAINCAPES
with
Hoods
Sizes4-5
-6-7-8-
9
Only
20
of
These
So
Hurry!
Oilcloth
BABY
BIBS
Buy
Three
or
Four
5c
Reg.
$2.30
Chenille
BABY
CARRIAGE
COVERS
Full
Size
Beautiful
Designs
Just
Right
for
Winter
Sec
Qui
5c
Table
PLEASE
NOTE:
This
Sale
will
continue
till
school
opening.
Some
of
these
items
may
be
sold
out
the
first
day
-
Don't
Wait!
all
ioc
irrsr
Arlrfr
Tnz-x
f
$17.95
-$24.95
LADIES'
REVERSIBLES
,
$19.95-.
.
.
LADIES'
RAINCOATS
er
loo.'
Sizes
14
Through
44
1
Sizes
12
Through
20
!
$5
$5
$10.95-.
.
.
LADIES'
PADDED
HOUSECOATS
ausiz.
.
..
,
$5
Take
'Em
or
Leave
'Em
-
-
No
Try
0ns
Ladies
Dresses
ONLY
72
DRESSES
-Reg.
$2.95-$6.95
Sizes
11
Through
44
1
ONLY
14
DRESSES
Reg.
$3.25-$16.95
Sizes
11
Through
48
$2
AND
THESE
DRESSES
CAN
35
"
?6'50
Kor
"
'
7
,)R,:SSKS
For
1
At
BE
TRIED
ON
!'
.y.J
-
.1U
tor
$11
to
$13
Kor
.....
$7
$15.50
-
$16
-
$17
$18
-
$19
-
$20
ALL
FOR
$10
ALL
SALES
FINAL
-
-
CASH
ONLY
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Of
Course
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TERRACE
LEGION
W.A.
HAS
PICNIC
TERRACE
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Lesion
made
the
arrangements
nnd
provided
the
ample
lunches
for
the
annual
picnic
which
was
held
on
Little's
Island
In
ideal
weather
Sunday
last,
gome
65
men,
women
and
children
made
up
the
party
which
enjoyed
Itself
very
much
indeed.
Men
versus
small
boys
were
the
opposing
teams
at
baseball.
Nobody
knows
which
side
won
but
they
had
lots
of
fun.
There
were
races
for
youngsters,
too,
while
some
of
the
World
War
I
veterans
dozed
in
the
shade.
The
women
excelled
themselves
by
putting
on
swell
refreshments
and
plenty
of
.It;
they
worked
hard
and
deserve
a
lot
of
credit.
The
little
kiddles
rolled
In
the
warm
dry
sand.
PORT,
DAY
SUCCESS
(Continued
rrom
Page
V
fleer
W.
G.
Hunt
of
H.M.CJS.
Crescent,
after
an
exciting
ride
with
several
spills,
zoomed
past
the
finish
line.
A
game
run
had
also
been
made
by
Don
Eby
whose
tow
had
trouble
so
was
unable
to
finish
the
race.
As
a
special
feature
as
darkness
gathered
over
tbe
harbor
after
the
great
day,
there
was
a
colorful
display
of
rocket
flares
and
searchlight
throwing
from
H.M.C.S.
Crescent.
Culminating
event
was
the
public
presentation
of
the
day'.
prizes
at
the
auditorium
of
the
Civic
Centre
at
midnight
by
the
Port
Day
Queen,
Miss
Marjorie
Wilson.
The
complete
list
of
prize
winners
for
the
day:
Grand
Parade
of
Boats
1.
Troller
Rose
Island,
Sam
Hughes,
Port
Simpson;
H.M.C.S.
Crescent,
power
cutter,
pirates
and
clowns;
3.
power
cruiser,
Galavanter,
Capt.
Buccy,
Ketchikan;
special
prize,
packer
Azurlte,
carrying
Port
Simpson
Band.
Rowboat
Race,
16
years
and
under
Dick
Large.
Salmon
Collectors'
Boat
Race
I.
Norma
W..
Capt.
Peter
Wells.
Port
Simpson;
2.
Simpson
Maid,
Cart.
Edgar
Snidal.
Rowboat
Race,
open
Pete
Teterson.
Rowboat
Race,
two
men
to
boat
lDuncan
McRac
and
Hel?e
Holkestad;
2.
Bud
and'
Tommy
Collins.
Cruiser
Race
1.
Fusilier,
Dr.
R.
G.
Large;
2.
Hazel
Point,
William
Simpson,
Wales
Island.
Glllnetters'
Race,
open
1.
V.
and
R.,
Fred
Dudoward;
2.
Beatrice
A.,
Howard
Lincoln.
Inboard
Speedboat
Race
W.
'j.
Simpson,
Wales
Island.
Trailers'
Race,
open
1.
Ronald
M.,
R.
Mather;
2.
Porchcr
VI,
M.
Nelson;
3.
Fram
II,
Harry
Hanson.
Outboard
Motorboat
Race
Leah
Basso-Bert.
Sailboat
Race
Ted
Rorvlk.,
Fishing
Vessel
Race,
over
15
feet
U
Cape
Flattery,
Capt.
E.
House;
2.
Thelma
8.,
Capt.
Olo
Skog.
Halibut
Gear
Setting
and
Hauling
1.
Oony,
Capt.
Olof
Andreasson;
2.
Atll,
Capt.
William
Bussey.
Surf
Boat
Rldlng-W.G.
Hunt,
H.M.C.S.
Crescent.
Eczema
Itching,
Burning
Distress
Gitt
Quick
Ease
and
Comfort
No
suffcrrr
rin
afTonl
In
paaa
up
thl
honeat
offer
ot
Mtlifactlon
or
money
back.
During
the
pant
ti
yrara
thou
ands
of
bottlea
of
Muone'a
Kmeralri
Oil
have
hern
il
for
Just
audi
troublesome
surface
akin
condition.
Go
to
your
druirzlat
today
and
ret
a
amall
original
bottle
of
Kinerald
Oil
and
uae
aa
directed.
You'll
Bet
relief
quicker
than
you
?ver
expected
aldlnir
nature,
It
helpa
promote
faater
healing
ataln-lean
greaaeleaa.
Act
today.
Money
back
If
not
fully
aallaned.
OUMES
LIMITED
aW
a
Steamship
kfPg,
Service
a
from
trince
uurEin
to
OCEAN
FALLS
WESTVIEW
(Powell
River)
VANCOUVER
Thursdny
at
11:15
p.m.
to
KETCHIKAN
Wednesday
Midnight
FARES
and
INFORMATION
at
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE
528
Third
Avenue
and
DEPOT
TICKET
OFFICE
TODAY'S
STOCKS
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Premier
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Premier
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Privateer
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