Tuesday q, THE DAILY NEWS tember 2, i94. — Ka — ee —— — ———<$+— ea SS } 7 Netere cee | THE DaiLy NEWS | 3 TRAINS WEEFKLy | THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA ‘| saturpay MONDAY = TH Published Daily and Weekly | URSDAY (00k Guaranteed Largest Circulation ae TO EDMONTON. ASKATOON REGINA, WINNIPEG, st. pay CHICAGO, EASTERN canapa AND UNITED states 3 BOATS WEEKLY : TUESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY HEAD OFFICE Oaily News Building, 3rd Ave, Prince Rupert, B.6, Telephone 98. TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING—A§A0 cents per inch. Contract rates on application. DAILY EDITION aGEEHYTO Tuesday, Sept. 21, 1945. 10 A. y TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE; san crop NCISo 0, GERMANY’S SHORTAGE scarce that since August fst SAN DIEGO EXPOSITIONS The shortage of certain raw the Governinent has absolutely UNEXCELLED EQUIPMENT CHARACTER SER materials of industry in Ger- prohibited its use save for the Full Particulars Cheerfully Furnis Wier nishe many is becoming acute. Cop- manufacture of military sup- A. DAVIDSON, G IA " ° | . » enera per, rubber, cotton, and jute plies. No one in Germany can ee oo ‘ : : | ° OPO, are among the things that are now legally make cotton yarn, | — aaa most lacking, and great efforts threads, fabrics, wearing ap-| aces. eerrerecce ——— are being made by inventors parel, bags, or knitting goods | ; and technical experts to find containing cotton. The enor- | : D E N T IST RY ; i CANADIAN PACIFIC substitutes. The German cor- mous demand for gun-cotton| CROWN AND BRIDOR WORK ; RAILWAY respondent of the India Rubber and the tightening of the | A SPECIALTY Lowest | rates to al at World says the list of rubber! blockade by the Allies has pro- DR. J. F. BROWN Se Aidhewih'is ‘weneubeey coral ? ‘ ” . ancouver I goods ‘no longer obtainable duced a real cotton famine. In DENTIST | CANADIAN PACIFIC nonenit tig is inoress ins constantly, and 1913 Germany imported raw! oMmces: eae Avenue i Meals and berth included on steamer 4 the discovery, or even the pre- cotton to the value of $139,- o. | PRINCESS SOPHIA SOUTHBOUND i ‘ee tended discovery, of some new 777,000. Now her people are | eemeonl, OF, i y ‘ | fet 4 substitute for a scarce or “no saving their old cotton clothes — Phone 174 Bor 9%4 al aunoay * en ose pa i 5 longer obtainable’ raw mater- to provide material for the . , SMEE Or 1ONeD Bs BX doubt that Germany is being|),.. pusiness and general vic 99.—Phone—63 JAMES GILMORE —_—— aaa that would prohibit their being hampered already and will be ; | t ' om : Sit : 5 which attaches to towns upon Di re a Architect * ' produced on a commercial ba- much more seriously crippled catlinad Manmirnokinn? hhe a lf ANT roti sis, or even on a basis permit- i > € ure by ‘the sear- eo ‘ ie . 9) 2nd Avenue, near McBride Street | + 15- P| =a ’ Beh ie ins tor the : a9 ae future q the sear i toes i They will vot Prince Kupert Feed Co. ; ue ride reel WR - LUINL V0} resen city of raw materials.—Toron- 48 for hit and give money t SV « mi military needs. to Globe. 3s eer eer Et ; 4 hone 554 P.0.Rox &0)| + t = S Ci aig Ss. 1 ae s SE E 1 The scarcity of jute, which is Bi BN a ee " ae. arte ‘ ' HAY, GRAIN, FEED, SEED) for ‘ PRINCE RUPERT AUTO 00 } used in making sandbags as THE FLOATERS eae cae cei at ee AND FERTILIZERS APERHANGING ewwewweeee Ser ererretiity, oe ; for the floaters, but heaven help ¢ g ‘ well as in the production of tk ’ ‘ AINTING . : : * ° 1e@ poor taxpayer. . i general textile fabrics, is so] Some rane: refer to it as the “Government Be ata WE HANDLE OLISHING AND yrar ~o2 : ‘ Z : a)’ e ) e oaters, : ; cath osu cle Merl Governen thers 8a for, hy te ttf SRS and Take Ordre fr eat Tse i) B, C. UNDERIAKER *X ose, Y s adin 5 3 i i | ; y sp g|\the McBride-Bowser Jovernment, should :.be- the war. ory.of St Nursery Stock. High grade nterior de Seem, BARECTORS AND OD paper on a fibre gauze andjand yet others dignify it by the | corating a Specialty in ’ N GUAR cutting the product into strips|name of Conservati ; G Risherd: When he next. comes! O18 9 icken Feed A Specialty ‘M airmen —o an DAY AND wiakt ‘ § ) 4 servative rmovern- eek Aci Bo . ANTEED-—OP D : he country.—Saturday Chinook ‘ which are then spun into a]ment. We had occasion to meet sae de etd re artin Swanson 117 2ND STREET—PHONE 4 { ii I a Mail Orders Promptly Attended To. Second Avenue, near Me ; yarn, is now extensively used,}some days ago a prominent man Adding a teaspoonful of glyc« : and almost ten million dollars} from the interior who has always|jine to a eill of water ma P. O. Box 333. 908 Third Ave. 5 = J have been subscribed for the|been a staunch Conservative. He]eement yseful for many pul PAINCE RUPERT, B. C. : ° ° ° : 7 ; vs ee we : i promotion of the manufacturejis in fact a kinsman of the Hon. }apout a household bores rrcncoe oes ri _ of textilose. Cotton is now so|Sir Hugh John Macdonald, of eee 8S tae CN alee tata } a = $$. _—__—— Pins suaetbie. ich sit afte . po it 0 po i il ’ ee ee + y found in two Spanish provin A Real Lever Simulation THE UNION STEAMSHIP €0,, OF B.C, LIMITED g):mci promise wo sot over vo] GOLD WATCH FREE, ‘ ais * turns when developed. & § § VENTURE Salie for GRANBY, NAAG, and PORT SIMPSON, oft rn "in vestabliched ow. Mondays at 11 a.m. Ser eens ee rips Womthes "to Pindecnce at Balle for VANCOUVER, SEATTLE and VICTORIA Tuesdays at 8 p. m. A bottle patented by an Indi 7 ep eet § § C ‘AMOS Salle for PORT SIMPSON, GRANBY, STEWART, inventor has four i : tour nee’ ts . Thuredays at midnight, August 19th, Sep- jeclting from the top to hold now, “encloving' 38 tember 2nd, 16th and 30th. ; fashionable Ladlea’ in place. i panne: maatés Salls for REFU@E BAY, SKIDEGATE, JEDWAY, and IKEDA on Satur-~ : Gents’ Alberts; sent ' days at midnight August 21st, September 4th and 18th. a fae Fgh ay ‘ Balls for MASGETT Tuesdays, August 24th, September 7th and 21st. “Saf irst” j Sg i a et First a (these watches are i, re Salle we, Bec INLET, NAMU, RIVERS INLET and VANCOUVER at Sl y £ B an the should you taka ad . Pp. m. nesdays August 25th and September 8th and 22nd. ogan oO usiness lons offer. Fre, expect you to tll ay trend is mai about us an show them o ntiful a ' See , VER 75 years of a3" cans. to Pett ee oven “Wasch® "Toa i Saree Banking in Canada, _| | Zevsler Det 65,6. coms se Rooks Lone ae ; i has demonstrated i FRED STORK’ ; i the strength, security, i 8 HARDWARE i safety and service of The 4 78 ‘ Bank of British North ; ’ ‘| America. The history of 710 SECOND AVE || this bank for over three- j Carpenters’ Tools Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandlery “;| Quarters of a century has ae pent fe panes ; i « fo ) Wire Cable Stee! Blooke Fishing Tackle ‘i been one of progress and st dle TS OR f Iron Pipe Fipe Fittings Rifles and Shotgees |) development, and of ee ae { Rope Vatves Ammunition “| consistent growth in the ‘ Ss ; Pumps Hose Paint , {| regard of the business ~ al "| , Stoves and Ranges Rubberold Roofing Corrugated Iron. '))| World. | After the bath with BABY’S OWN SOAP we i \t j ¥ . tat} } “WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST” 4 THE BANK OF | skin is smooth, comfortable, and exhales i { / ” British North America i. aroma of Fret ly cut flowers. i { The Dye that colors ANY KIND Hii sreedusm in skin troubles, explains in son 4 a 4) 78 YEARS IN BUSINESS. of Cloth Perée fut t ' he refre “ So; ae FRED STORK’S HARDWARE ||| cote steer PCa a I | |) ice dee wil Bay's Own S05 | a , } PRINCE R | BD No Chance of Mistakes. Clean and Simple. Hii! enjoy. dyepec ally TE ita use insist on ‘ »y , ti as 1s UPERT BRANCH | & sizscis2ivntitestsstss: Pend or moosis | jij ALBERT SOAPS Limited, Manufacturers, - MONTREAL ed oF oe d| s? P. MARGETTS, Manager. | = = SSS SS ees EES. es = = — i e ——__—_— a sau oe $ ' | : 2 : es si eee Aee ey | . a | ; F m yl rat ie] a , 3 4 tee | ne - } ay, sf {| WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR 7 g. 0 b |) -F. G. DAWSON PRINCE RUPERT, ©