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1944
Dress
and
Work
Clothes
MONEY
SAYKK5
JJU1
4UWi
DR
.
.....n
finished.
i!f
''
Tweeds
and
Worst
Ai.
M
$4.95
S6.75
....tty.m
SHORTS
for
i;ur
..-ar
Size
30.
p
50c
pair
Dp!
.:'.
oXFORDS.
Ill
!
Niirnul
$4.50
S7.00
:,n
dpxw
sox.
3QC-
,
WU'JC
PANTS
SdVf
.
.
,riMje
ntrmTS
nil
tot
u
rvcd
colors.
$1,75
tu
$2.45
r
All
Wool
Blue
!TS
Also
Pin
!
f:adr
r
d.
all
states.
$30
$37.50
w-.irx
".ihrtb
Mis
V
f!
and
Cot
W
;
r
idr
AU
Ours
S1.10
$2.95
Men's
COVERALLS.
Full
cut.
Big
pockets.
CJQ
7Cf
Special,
rfult
OOiiO
Children's
SHOES
for
Dross1.
Straps
and
lace"
styled.
All
leather.
ElzeS
10
to
2,
Clearing
at
$1.95
16
$2,95
M-i
.
WOnK
BOOTS
Real
buy
All
sizes.
$4.25
fo
$6.25
Men's
RAIN
COATS.
All
sizes
Pawn
and
Green
Tved
Topi
rml
$6.95
Hoys'
LONG
PANTS.
Cotton
and
Blue
Cheviot
for
assortment
Spelal
prices.
SL95
$2.75
tint's
fine
DRESS
CAPS.
?r
.
...
$i.25
Men's
Work
gloves.
le?tJc'
Men's
BEDROOM
SLIPPERS
All
leather,
well
made
Black
and
Brown.
All
sties
Special,
fin
rye
0f
D
per
pair
Mens
Gabardine
RAINCOATS,
Made
In
England
Will
stand
loU
o(
near
All
Speclar
...
B.C.
CLOTHIERS
LTD.
niro
rtrnnr
Established'
I93d
RUPERT
BRAND
SMOKED
Black
Cod
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
n
t.i
KtrutT
VU.
LilU
tuwj.iiuiA
j!
-i-iue
..f
the
Secretary
of
8
late
of
Canada
y
is
Custodian
undev
the
Revised
Reg-
Tradtnrt
wi'-t)
Hie
Enemy
1943.
J.
H.
MAIR
AUCTIONEER
Offers
for
Sale
Mr-llaneous
Household
Goods,
Tools,
Boat
a,VTl
t
annine
Machine.
Khittinir
Machine,
'"I"U"K
iuaciunes,
acaies,
etc
SALK
AT
2
P.M.
THURSDAY,
AOC.
3,
1911
Japanese
Association
Hall,
Pulton
Street,
Itctwocn
fith
and
7th
Avenues
ave
You
Ordered
Next
Winter's
Coal
Yet?
If
Not,
Do
It
Today!
''LACK
YOUK
OltDER
TODAY
WlTlt
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERYATD.
I'HOMli
110
and
117
1lace
an
Ad
in
The
Daily
News-It
Phya
Locals
PHONE
8C
TO
CONTRIBUTE
PERSONAL
AND
N
E
W
S
ITEMS.
A
Sons
of
Norway
westing
tomorrow
night.
Mrs.
A.
MatKenzle
returned
this
morning
fro
ma
visit
to
Vancouver.
Bdr.
and
Mn.
Terpsma
left
by
train
for
a
two-week
visit
at
Ed-irtonton
and
district.
D.
O.
Borland
returned
to
the
city
this
morning
from
a
visit'
to
Vancouver,
e
is
convalescing
from
a
recent
operation.
Mrs.
Charles
Ruskin
of
New
WMmlniter
is
In
the
city,
visiting
her
brother.
Rev.
Oanon
W.
P.
Rusbbrook.
.
'
A
COP.
Broadcast
CPPR
Wed
nesday
8:15
pjn.,
LAC.
Archi
bald,
Skeena
Federal
Candidate
1181'
A
Smart
Summer
Ores
-Piques,
seersucters,
crepes
etc.
Oood
values
specially
priced
Star
Style
Wear.
180
airs.
C
J.
Norrington
w.ll
leave
!
Monday
night
to
spend
a
holiday
at
Victoria
red
upper
Van
emiver
Island.
Mr.
KolYrngton
u
already
IB
the
south
with
the
Reserve
Arory.
A
The
infantry
camp
semimonthly
danee
scheduled
for
Thursday.
August
3.
has
been
postponed
y
W.CA.
hoatessf;
pl
a.sc
unte.
1
181
DANCE
rnmAT
ArcrsT
i
Bobby
Relif
Orchestra
onnrTixoivs'
hall
less.
P
.H.
Linzey.
former
alderman,
emarked
with
a
laugh
that
this
tas
the
first
occasion
in
-his
teowledse
that
a
tax
coHector
had
ever
been
feted
and
but-'eted.
Presiding
at
the
dinner,
Mayot
Oaggett
remarked
oh
the
esteem
with
which
the
couple
wre
regarded
and
the
fine
reputation
if
Mr
Vlckers.
His
Worship
sug-
RIMY
says:
eed
thev
might
dedlde
to
re
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
MEMBERS
OF
MANY
CITY
COUNCILS
HONOR
MR.
AND
M
RS.
F.
VICKERS
Retiring
Civic
Treasurer
and
His
Wife
Are
Present-
ed
with
Wristwatch
and
Handbag
at
Testimonial
Dinner
Present
and
past
mayor
and
aldermen
of
Prince
Rupert
paid
honor
f
o
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Vickers
at
a
testimonial
dinner
last
evening
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
when
speakers
referred
to
the
couple,
leaving
shortly
to
make
their
home
in
England,
as
"two
outstanding
citizens
of
this
community."
Mayor
II.
M.
Daggett,
on
be"-.
-;
DEFROST
iT.qu.ntly
Exc.ts
(rest
caus.i
rclrig.rator
to
oprat.
loog.r
than
n.cuarf.
Empty
drip
wali
imm.diat.ly.
CLEAN
int.rior
wills
mild
solution
ol
baking
.oda
and
wal.r.
Wlp.
dry
b-lot.
you
i.turn
control
to
nonnaL
OIL
all
moTing
parts
.T.ry
six
months
U
t.irig.ralor
has
op.n-trp.
m.chan-lsm.
K..p
hing.
and
door
latch
w.U
lubricated.
Ui.
light
oil.
if
,M,
r:
.k
M
th
VTmt
Troat.
ky
your
liMin(
aa
lb
llom
From!
Bur
&iinirt
Sump
toJ
Ortitictlrt
rtfulirlf
"
Vacation
Time...
Terrace
.
.
.
Lakelse
Lake
New
low
transportation
rates
to
all
points
in
the
Terrace
area.
Prompt
and
courteous
service
Write
for
information
and
reservations.
ItUS
;
TAXI
;
TRANSFER
SKEENA
MOTOR
TRANSPORT
TERKACE,
B.C.
J(
L.
CURRY
CHIROPRACTOR
If
pain.
-Chiropractic!
If
nerves-
-doubly
sot
Smith
Uloek
Green
60S
Atlas
Roilcr
Works
Electric,
Oxygen,
.Acetylene
Welding,
Dlacksmlth,
aeneral
Repair.
l'
l'hone
lied
881
council
hall
of
the
gathering
of
30,
pre-
of
of
criticism
criticism
voiced
voiced
by
by
serried
Mf.
Vlckers
with
a
wrist-1
about
its
predecessor
as
all
coun-
watch
In
recognition
of
his
faithful
and
efficient
sCrvite
to
the
city
slriee
1919.
Mr.
Vlckto
is
retiring
as
city
treasurer.
Aid.
Mrs.
N.
E.
Arnold
presented
Mrs.
Vlckers
with
a
fine
leather
handbag.
The
couple
will
Join
their
mar
ells
had
been
made
up
of
con-
cientious
men.
Mayors
and
councils
since
the
city
administrator
had
done
well,
the
speaker
said,
assuring
those
present
there
should.be
no
fea.
for
the
future
stability
of
the
el
ected
representatives
and
their
ried
daughter
in
England
and
(
programs.
intend
to
live
in
Sherwood
Forest,
Nottingham.
Pioneer
Leaders1
Esteem
Mr.
Ticker
Mr.
Vlckers
recalled
that
it
was
former
alderman
George
Casey,
who
in
1919
had
assisted
Mm
in
obtaining
employment
at
Most
of
the
men
who
gathered
ithe
city
han.
to
honor
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vlcker'
Mrs.
Vickers
in
acknowledging
ame
to
Prince
Rupert
30
years
!
remarks
of
the
speakers
and
the
igo
and
in
civic
aff
alf
s
had
come
t
gift
of
a
handbag
said
theli
c
know
Mr.
Vlckers
well
for
his
'daughter,
now
in
England,
had
conscientiousness
and
helpful-
been
educated
here
and
taughv
the
daughters
of
a
number
of
those
present.
William
Wstts
said
Mr.
Vickers
had
proved
of
inestimable
va.:ue
to
the
first
council
after
the
Ht.y
administrator,
serving
as
a
:
nk
with
the
past.
He
said
he
1943
council
and
the
citizens
renc
airy
owed
Mr.
Vickers
a
debt
ci
gratitude.
Others
who
spoke
were
Aid
Thomas
Elliott.
Oeorw
Casev
t
H.
Orme.
M.
M.
Stephen
Jume
urn
here
and
ir
they
did
tne
Black
and
P.
n.
Linzcv
rf1'0!.?1;
Those
Present
At
them
baCK.
.lad
to
welcome
Mr
Virkers
recalled
the
strug-!'le
of
early
rounctla
and
praised
nm
?fr
their
aeromplishments
tT
he
ad
never
approved
Testimonial
Dinner
,.
Those
present
included
May
-
II.
M
DaetJef
Aid
W
H
Bre.t
A
d
Ocnne
H.
Aid
aSSplS&O
HIRE'S
SOUHd
ADVICE
FROM
-
1
,
w.
E.
Araoid.
Aid.
Alex
Sinclair,
Aid.
J.
8.
BBelc.
Aid.
Thomas
Elliott,
Aid.
George
W.
Rudder-
!
ham.
Ex-Mayor
winiarn
Watt,
Ex-Mayor
M.
M.
Stephens.
Ex
Mayor
C.
H.
Orme,
Ex-Aid.
R.
A.
McLeod.
Ex-Aid.
George
Casey,
Ex-Aid.
Thomas
McMeekin,
Ex-Ald.
S.
E.
Parker,
Ex-Aid.
John
,
Currie,
Ex-Aid.
T.
H.
Collart,
,
E-Ald.
C.
V.
Evitt,
Ex-Aid.
Frank
Dfcb,
Ex-Aid.
P.
H.
Lin
j
zey,
Ex-Aid.
James
Black,
Ex-)
Aid.-
W.
AfcCutcheon.
Ex-Aid.
,
Jack
McKechnie,
Ex-Aid.
Alei
j
MacKenzle,
Ex-Aid.
W.
JL
Wilson
.
Murray,
and
Ex-Aid.
Robert
Mc
;
Kay.
i
Aid.
T.
Sorensen.
Ex-Aid.
Vifi-tor
Baso-Bert,
Ex-Aid.
D.
C.1
McRae,
and
Ex-Aid.
Dbuglaij
Sutherland
were
unable
to
at
teid.
Mrs.
J.
Killas
was
amoni
thbsi
returning
this
morning
frbm
thf
south.
Announcements
W.O.TAI.
Dance,
Aug.
1
Odd-feHows'
HaU.
De
Carlo's
Orchestra.
Refreshments;
10-2.
L.Oi.
Dance.
I.O.OJ".
Hall,
Aug.
5.
Orange
Ladies'
Dance,
Oddfellows'
HaU,
Aug.
10,
DeCarlo'i
Orchestra.
9:30
to
130.
LMbbbsitTW
Give
your
refrigerator
ihe
best
of
care
to
keep
it
in
good
working
condition
for
the
duration.
Note
the
following
helpful
hints.
CLEAN
condenser
regularly
with
stlfl
brush
or
hand
vacuum.
Dust
and
dirt
act
at
insulation
and
OT.rwork
mechanism.
DON'T
pry
out"
ic.
trays
with
sharp
instrument
or
open
door
longer
or
mor.
ott.n
than
necessary;
or
plac.
hot
foods
or
dishes
in
refrigerator.
STORE
foods
in
proper
compartments.
Keep
temperature
between
40
and
SO
degrees.
WINTER
IS
COMING...
He's
a.
Teller:'
IfyowQ
com
in
your
.
cellar.!
Stock
up
now
with
sufficient
Coal
to
last
you
all
winter
FOOTHILLS
COAL
IN
LUMP,
EGG,
OR
NUT
BULKLEY
VALLEY
LUMP
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO,
LTD.
PHONES
051
and
C32
Mlff-SEASON
CLEARANCE
MEWS
SPORT
JACKETS
BmXfUf
Cut
TvffWdJ
In
Two
ind
Three-Bntton
Models.
Shades
ol
6rey,
Blue
afid
Fawn.
Size
2
Ut
42.
Regular
to
$1450
$9.95
JUST
ARRIVED
MacGregor
HAPPYFOOr,
Double
Sole
Ankle
Socks.
All
Wool.
Shades
Beige,
Teal,
Brown
and
White.
Sizes
10&
to'
Pair
75c
MacGregor
Regular
Type
Ankle
Socks.
All
Wool.
Pair
75c
to
$1
.25
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
10
ONflY
BEDROOM"
SUITES
Four
pieces.
Walnut
.
$110.00
BtJJS
40
and
46
sizes.
Genuine
Slumber
King
Springs,
all
Steel,
sold
with
46
Beds.
3
ONLY
BEDROOM
SUITES
5
Pieces,
Twin
Beds.
Size
33
.
Cable
Spring
available
In
this
size.
STORB
CLOSED
FROM
AUG.
5
TO
AUG.
21
l'hone
"j
$135.00
327
3rd
Avenue
For
Satisfaction
and
Performance
Try
ti
Watermans
Fountain
Pen
Moderately
Priced
From
$3.57
up
Choose
the
Pen
to
your
liking
at
Fair
Way
FOOD
MARKET
HAS
EVERYTHING
YOU
NEED
IN
FRESH
FRUITS
AND
VEGETABLES
INSTANT
SERVICE
NO
WAITING
Location
Next
to
Y.M.C.A.
3rd
Ave.
Open
Evenings
LONDON
SHOE
REPAIR
SHOP
733
Second
Avenue
Across
from
Dominion
Bid.
NOW
OPEN
All
work
guaranteed
quick
service
BURN
WOOD
For
Sunimer
Dry
Slabwood,
cord
$10.00
Dry
Jackplne,
cord
$12.50
HYDE
TRANSFER'
Phone
580
A
Good
Place
to
do
Your
Shopping
Seventh
Aye.
Market
Mutual
Benefit
Health
and
Accident
Ass'ri
See
JOHN
L.
WRIGHT
Special
Representative
11CA
Hays
Cove
Circle
Opposite
Staff
Dining
Hall