Civic
Centre
CARNIVAL
August
21,
22,
and
23
l
Ask
Co-Eds
y
Corset-less?
l,toCaroPIn
With
the
Col
&
Girls
About
Foundation
Garments
to.v,
July
5:
cp
Tnc
i.jea
oiiege
gin
is
me
uojrck
,
(oncf
rn
to
corsetie
rs.
The
Lmr
to
be
that
if
you
can
get
u;to
a
'ursek
wmc
ojic
a
sun
and
slim
she'll
be
a
confirm
t
wearer
by
the
time
she'a
tnsugh
to
neea
more
expen-
l-u
one's
Sweden
Surveys
Its
New
Genius
L
the
time
and
25
per
cent
1
functions.
The
board
is
established
f
.
i
j
..J
tni
nrAmntn
onj
i.ttlu.
I
.
.
i
in'far
mem
lur
uicm-uu
w
w"tw.
nU
uwuc
inventions
il
wardrobe
of
corsets
at
two
pantle
girdles
for
sports,
HEAD
OFFICE
BUILDING
If
is
none
too
soon
to
begin
to
provide
funds
for
paying,
your
necessarily
increased,
income
tax
when
it
falls
due
next
rAp;il.
Here
is
a
practical
plan:
An
INCOME
TAX
Savings
Account
A
Qpen
immediately
at
the
Bank
a
special
savings
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
If
your
paper
U
late
phone
S8
or
Blue
709.
(U)
'
Mrs.
R.
Oreen
and
daughter.
'Miss
Joy
Oreen,
returned
to
the
,clty
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
yes-'terday
morning
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
j
Father
Anthony
Meulenberg
parish
priest
for
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
at
Stewart,
sailed
by
Ithe
Catala
Sunday
night
on
his
j
return
north
after
a
rlslt
of
a
few
ays
in
the
city.
Much
Of
Its
Trade
Cut
Off
Nation',
and
Mrs
L-
S'
Tner
laaes
stock
Of
Inventions
I
cuy
on
Balu"ay
aiter-
,
noon's
train
from
Smlthers
and
STOCKHOLM.
July
30:
(CP)-
iSalled
on
the
Pr,nce
RuPrt
for
Present
conditions
with
mon
Vancouver.
Mr.
Freer
has
been
the
most
Important
trade
routes
'practUlng
law
at
6mlthe
the
cut
off
has
cawed
the
Swedish
past
few
years'
.
government
to
institute
recently
,
.
I
another
stale
organizatlon-'The
'
farewell
a
past
president
and
Board
of
Inventions."
The
aim
wiiractlve
member
"ho
will
be
leaving'
be
to
exploit
to
an
Increasing
ex-
'
nexi
w'
the
Prlnce
tent
one
of
the
Swedes'
most
Vaiu."?
rt
Chamb"
of
Commerce
Is
able
resources,
their
'Mnnti..holdlnB
a
VtcM
luncheon
gath-
f
hL
7al
to
tell
college
Vi
bring
put
valuable
conlKo
h"
f
......
.u..j
for
th
ninir.n
f
transferred
to
Kamloops
as
mana-l
,
A
turvey
of
three
colleges,
j""
pruoiems.
(
ted
by
the
trade
paper,
Wo-1
The
chairman
of
the
Institution',1
R.
L.
Maltland
K.
C.
of
Van-Wear,
shows
that
50
per
cent
iHelge
Ericson
of
the
Swedish
Tele-
couver.
Leader
of
the
Opposition
tffliwMr
some
sort
or
giraie
Brapn
uxuce.
explained
some
of
Its
for
British
Columbia,
In
the
course
of
a
northern
tour,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
af-
i
That,
corsetleres
think,
and
technical
Ideas
which,
in
afternoon
Mr.
Maltland
will
address
nough.
They
want
college
far
as
they
can
be
realized
with
a
Joint
meeting
of
the
Women's
,
we
i
as
their
elders,
ta
own
necessary
despatch
and
at
reason-
Canadian
Club
and
the
Imperial
able
cost,
are
of
value
for
the
na-,
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Emnlre
tlonal
economy
and
the
defence'
and
at
noon
Wednesday
he
will
of
the"
country.
soeak
before
the
Prince
Rupert
and
an
all-in-one
for
tailored;
In
the
Jlrst
place
the
board
has:Gvr
Club.
Wednesday
evening
he
and
evening
dresses.
Above
jto
give
consideration
to
the
utlll-'H
Droreed
bv
train
to
the
ln-
want
to
bring
the
rebe-'Mtlon
of
Swedish
raw
materials
terlor.
Mrs.
Maltland
is
accom-
5
per
cent
who
never.tvear
.
In
any
of
the
plans
submitted
oanylng
her
husband
Into
the
fold.
islerei
haven't
changed
much.
IVhionable
buitllne
is
.
still
Red,
high,
round,
youthful
n
rA
Im
m.a..
V.
l
...
I
LI
tutes
for
commodities
which
are
difficult
to
obtain
from
abroad.
The
Board
Is
composed
of
threfl
,
pirated.
But
there
are
more
itnembers.
appointed
by
the
gov-;
of
braj
for
different
figures.
ernment,
but
will
have
the
power
Engagement
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Orlmble
an-
m
34
brassiere,
for
instance,
to
call
on
outside
collaborators
nounce
the
engagement
of
their
account
just,
fof
income
tax
purposes,
ana
ucFum
fcach
week,
each
fortnight
or
each
month
enough'
of
your,
iricoiiie
to
accumulate
by
next
April
the
full
amount
of
your
tax.
By
faithfully
following
this
plan,
you
will
be
fully
prepared
and
will
avoid
?
embarrassment.
fTh"e
Bank
of
-Mcntreal
is
glad
to
offer
this
special
service
lO
,
make
it
somewhat
easier
for
you
to
meet
your
tax
obligation
td
,
'
V
'
help
our
country.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
,
ESTABLISHED
1817
A
BANK
WH
HI
8
MA
VI
it
ft
1-
mts
ARE
WEt-COMB"
When
you
go
on
your
Holidays
take
the
Dally
News
with
you.
Site
will
pay
for
the
paper
for
two
months
out
of
town.
(tf)
T.
N.
Youngs
of
the
local
ore
sampling
plant
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Saturday
after
spending
a
week
at
Stewart.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
B.
Baker
and
Mamlly
returned
to
the
city
on
'Sunday
night's
train
from
a
holl-
Uay
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Vic
toria.
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SUFFERING
QUICKLY
WITH
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
wlQ
be
charged
for
full
month
at
15v
n
word
n
find
three
or
four
different
-and
advisors
for
assistance
in;eldest
daughter,
Dorothy
Mary
to
i
teen,
August
2.
terin(
tlans
for
achieving
the
I
judging
specific
cases.
All
docu-
J.
Darwin
Smith,
eldest
son
of
re
described
above.
iments
relating
to
Inventions
will
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
F.
Smith,
Lang-
be
kept
secret
and
.matters
will
be
ley.
Washington.
The
wedding
will
i
Nmw
cl(tM!f.ra
Ads
ortng
'dealt
with
in
the
simplest
and
take
place
in
the
Anglican
Church,
i
most
expeditious
manner.
Wrangell,
Alaska,
August
17.
to
Help
You
Pay
YOUR
INCOME
TAX
Next
April
30th
November
1.
United
Bazaar,
November
21.
OOVEItNMKVr
I.K1I
OIC
ACT
'tlon
UM
KELLOGG'S
RELIEF
ASTHMA
4
i
OFF
FOR
BAHAMAS
Coming
Of
Windsors
Stimulates
American
Interest
And
Recalls
Other
Days
LONDON,
July
M:
One
report
yesterday
said
that
the
Duke
and
Duchess
(
Windsor
would
sail
thb
Thursday
aboard
an
American
liner
from
Lisbon
for
the
Bahamas
where
the
Duke
has
been
appointed
Governor
GeneraL
Another
report
said
they
would
spend'
a
few
days
In
London
before
crossing
the
Atlantic.
NEW
YORK,
July
30:
(AP)
The
fond
hopes
of
Ootham
hostesses
once
more
are
directed
toward
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Windsor.
Aspirations
to
entertain
the
famous
pair
alternately
blossom
and
wilt
as
the
theme
song
shifts
from
"Now
they're
coming"
to
"Now
they
aren't."
The
hardier
hostesses,
thwarted
in
1937
when
the
Windsors
cancelled
their
scheduled
American
tour,
are
playing
a
patient,
waiting
game.
If
the
new
governor-
general
of
the
Bahamas,
and
his
-
American-born
wife
for
whom
he
Norman
McLellan,
who
has
been
gave
up
Britain's
throne,
don't
engaged
In
mining
in
the
Atlln
come
to
the
United
.States
pretty
district,
returned
to
the
city
from
soon,
the
would-be
hostesses
will
the
north
on
the
Prince
George
play
Mahomet
and
go
to
the
Ba-yesterday
morning.
hamas.
Many,
however,
are
frankly
dis-
H.
Loakes
of
the
Digby
Island
couraged,
and
have
ceased
figur-marine
station
returned
to
the
atively
scanning
the
eastern
horl-clty
on
Saturday
afternoon's
train
zon
with
the
expectation
of
seeing
following
an
absence
of
a
couple
the
star
couple
In
the
romance
of
of
months
in
Smlthers
and
else-
the
century
swoop
down
soon
In
t
where
through
the
Interior.
clipper
plane.
A
number
of
invitations
were
dispatched
to
the
couple
at
Lisbon,
attempting
to
persuade
them
to
pause
here
on
their
way
to
the
Duke's
new
post.
One
was
from
a
valiant
patron
of
a
benefit
for
refugee
children.
He
wired
Inviting
the
Duke
and
Duchess
to
at-
I
tend
the
show,
and
said,
"Your
"
presence
may
solve
entirely
the
Oddfellows'
dance
for
dry
can-
chlW
refugee
problem
here."
Former
Partners
Married
Few
of
the
invitations
came
s.u.N.
Dance,
August
9.
from
the
Lone
Island
Bold
coast
,M
.
.
.
.
families
with
whom
the
Duke
102nd
Auxiliary
Dance,
Armoury,
A,A
.
.
,
.
.
,
dined
when
he
.
m
was
last
here
In
August
16.
1Q,.
0
,
,
,.,.
.,
hL.OB.A.
Bazaar.
October'ielhV
Prince
of
Wales.
,
I
'
The
reason
was
that
time
and
w.
a.
uanaaian
igion
tsazaar.
the
tide
of
events
which
changed
David
Windsor's
prospects
In
those
16
years
from
King-Emperor
over
'one-fourth
of
'the
earth's
Inhabitants
to
governor-general
of
a
small
chain
of
Islands
also
wrought
many
changes
In
the
S1L:'J'XZ
K
SS
"ousehold,
he
visited
T.
prett,
ism
Akj
ot
August
rwxt
the
under-
gls
who
danced
with
the
young
inj
intends
to
ppiy
u,
utt
Uqnor
prince
In
1924
are
married
and
OontrOl
Board
for
a
licence
m
respect
some
.
have
,l,,..
children
,
In
vtu
high
school,
i
t
of
the
pre.msci.
being
part
of
a
build-
inn
known
as
Spruce
Creek
Hotel,
sKu-
Alice
Wlnthrop,
the
young
ated
on
Spruce
Off
approximately
dauehter
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Henrv
nine
mlle
from
AUln
Town.lt.
upon
ZTUS
JJ
lnd
described
aa
placer
mining
lease
Rogers
Wlnthrop,
Who
were
his
No.
887
at
Spruce
Creek,
British
Col-
official
hosts
rlnrln
that
three.
p1,VTertPrc.Ro!1
b":
week
visit,
is
now
Mrs.
Robert
Q.
uaa
uoiumoa
xor
uie
sale
or
seer
Dy
x-uyiic.
me
guuu
w
in.
Doiue
ior
con-
aj
L"ana
niana
Onpst
uuest
to
10
whom
wnom
hi
ne
6av-
eav
sumption
on
premises
or
elsewhere,
n.itet)
July
and,
i40.
his
finest
polo
pony
before
he
left
spruce
creek
hotel
limited
for
Canada,
has
been
married
Applicant
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
RovaJ
Bank
Bldf.
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HOTEL
STEAM
BATHS
Make
Appointments
ZOO
KfMtmv
51V
and
up
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
Shower
Baths
.Mrs.
C.
E.
Itlark,
rroprletres
Handyman
Home
Service
Repairing
Stoves,
Roofs,
Electrical
Appliances,
Oil
Burners
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Plumbing
and
Painting
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and
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PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phone
38
and
SS8
twice
since
then.
Her
father,
Frederick
E.
Quest,
who
was
one
of
the
Prince's
hosts,
has
died.
So
has
Will
Rogers,
whose
wit
de
lighted
the
Prince,
and
who
turned
out
in
a
blue
serge
suit
to
occupy
a
place
of
honor
at
the
Prince's
request
at
an
ultra-smart
stag
dinner
at
Long
Island's
Piping
Rock
Club.
;
'
C.
H.
MacKay,
communications
nujnate
who
pla.ved
squash
racquets
with
the
Prince,
and
gave
a
great
ball
In
his
honor
at
"Har-oor
Hill,"
his
Long
Island
show
place,
has
did.
The
great
house,
a
copy
of
a
French
Chateau,
surrounded
by
rose
gardens
the
house
that
.glowed
that
night
with
flowers
and
lights,
and
with
the
MacKay
gold
dinner
service
Is
now
unoccupied
and
for
sale.
Mrs.
Theodore
Roosevelt,
Sr.,
on
whom
the
Prince
called
at
her
Sagamore
Hill
home,
still
Is
active
She's
coming
from
Connecticut
next
week
to
celebrate
her
79th
birthday
August
6
at
the
same
house.
But
In
general
the
scene
has
'changed
In
that
16-year
lapse
of
time
In
the
course
of
which
Ed
ilward
Windsor
ascended
and
re-
'nouncea
a
great
inrone.
BRASS
BUTTONS
THERE
CAPE
TOWN,
July
30:
(CP)
Unique
to
Canadian
soldiers
with
their
brass
buttonless
"battle
rompers"
the
button-stick
familiar
In
other
wars,
In
a
favorite
gadget
for
South
African
troops.
It
bunches
the
buttons
fromihe
khaki
for
cleaning.
Funeral
Notice
Members
of
the
Canadian
Legion
please
attend
funeral
of
our
late
Comrade
Damase
Slgouin
from
B.
C.
Undertaking
Parlors,
Wednesday,
2
pjn-"Lest
We
Forge.t."
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
tfast
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Cincinnati
3,
New
York
4,
Pittsburgh
6.
Brooklyn
7.
Chicago
7.
Philadelphia
3.
St.
Louis
8,
Boston
3.
American
League
Philadelphia
9,
Detroit
7.
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games.
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Contest
Nominations
for
Contest
Will
be
Received
From
Any
Firm
or
Organization
Wishing
to
Enter
the
Name
of
a
Young
Lady
Last
Entry
Date
August
1.
Information
or
entry
form
may
be
obtained
from
Mr.
C.
G.
Ham,
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
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$5.50
14"inch
$6.50
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-
Pedal
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Days
Supply
Cashmere
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Face
Powder
With
each
4
cakes
Cashmere
Bouquet
Soap-All
for
Cashmere
Bouquet
Lotion
25c
bottle
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lc
with
purchase
of
4iC
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65c
value
for
Colgates
Tooth
Powder
20c
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only
lc
with
purchase
of
O
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55c
value
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utk
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