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The 40% Anniversary TREATMENT INVASION OF |

DA TEA

Finest quality for 40 years
has built the largest sales in
North America.

rioPEer AGAIN DISCUSSING day is
POLITICS IN SOUTH AND T. D. tion we must all
PATTULLO ACTIVE IN VIEW fort. Our social
OF SITUATION DEVELOPING _ sition will never

nust ve

unemployment. Tu its solu-
lend untiring ef-
and economic po-
be what it sh
until every man
vhether empioyed or unémployrd
$ assured of the means to support

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etin the re

freedom, while’ me

 

 

in nd his dependents i i
quirements of organized socie Ie : Tae
recognizes i oy
problem. of modert
i cnc, LOCALITEMS |
zovernment is essentia pot
the safe-guarding of individual Miss DeBot today on
rights and the maintenance of the return home to Port Clements

welfare of the state as a whole

 

 

“That the public is looking for Frank Morris. who has been or
something better than the policy ek’s trip to Vancouve turn-
that ‘to the’ victers belong the ed to the city from the south o1
spoils’ there is no question. I think the Pri Geurge this morning
that most péople realize that we are
face to face in this province with
extremely untoward conditions
With revenues failing and industry Graham
languishing, it is goi to take ex- away in England. Mr. Eivtt is liv-
traordinary measures and unflinch- ing with S. D. Johnson, Graham
ing courage to bring about a bet- Ave. while Mrs. Johnson is visiting
terment of condit with her mother in Victoria for the

“As leader of th Pi winei
eral party, I am con
résponsibility involved. I presume .
that I was selected leader by
of a long public experience gener-
ally, and a wide knowledge of pro

al Lib- summer

SC1OUS

 

 

 

vincial affairs in particular. If it b a
the will of the people that is sh ee n _
head ’ .

a governmen
administs

surrender tc

vince, Ir pledge an
which will not

nicious influences and that we sh

- Special

cali to our councils business in
ests; labor interests and al! inter- e
ests generally Malkin s Best Coffe 40¢
“The most important problem to- ao, in :
(Bring g Malkin’s Rebate Card and

 

heroes eeseer . o0c
70¢

Extras

Egys— Fresh

NOW!

Is the Time to Start Saving
on Quality Foods
Thrift Specials For Friday y,..,;,

and Saturday l-lb. pkg

CREAM OF WHEAT—The
Ideal Cereal, per pkg Z1ic
JAMIESON’S EXTRACTS—Lemon
15¢

& Vanilla
Choice Pink
co ae

per 2-02. bot
19¢

 

40c

Malkin’s Best
Spices

. 25¢

Crestwood

K. D. SALMON
No. 7 tall tins
CHOICE DRIED PRUNES

Creamery

 

 

 

 

> ibs Butter

ical aie o — 3-lb

CHOICE PEAS— ifc brick 70¢
Siéve 3, per tin Fraser Valley Fancy 55¢
AUSTRALIAN CANNED FRUIT Creamery Butter, 2 lbs

Peaches, Pears & Apricots 19 c 3a K Pa Fiour 30
per No. 2 tin i-lb. sack c
Purity Wheatilets 20
190 “s:5-1. sack c

RE DARROW SODAS
per pkg

HEINZ CATSUP 22c Empress Strawberry Jam 55¢
per large bottle 4-Ib. tin
KAIEN BRAND CRABMEAT Pork & Beans—3’s

20c
hetti & Cheese 25¢
25¢

22 ark’s
Locally packed, per t e- per tin

CAMPBELL'S TOMATO 800P
per tin :

« Snag
l’s, 2 tins
Clark's Potted Meats

4ic| Royal City Tomato 25¢
$7¢ sey 95¢

7¢ Remo Strawberries Arriving Fresh

 

ALBERTA BUTTER

2 ibs. Juice

LARD—Swift's or Gainer’s
per 3-lb. pail
FAIRY SOAP

 

Oranges

Medium
size, 5 doz

2 bars
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 10¢ Every Train

per tin ‘ . ,

Phone Your Order—We Deliver

FELIX GINGER ALE tte

per bottle A M k

per

re $1.30 Alberta Market

 

2: " P. GAMULA. Proprietor
ore HAMS ifth Street Phone 208
per Ib.

MUNRO’ MALT SPECIAI
1 tit Munro Malt
1 Ib. Bottle Caps
1 pkg. Hops
All for

EGGS-Fi'est} Seconds
per doz

THRIFT COFFEE You'l!
like it, pe¥ lb

Thrift Cash & Carry

Phone 179 201 Third Ave.
“CARRY AND SAVE”
oné of the heads of the Proc-

eS 9S SS Sew is dead

eee tor & Gamble Soap Co.,

4

121¢|:

 

 

 

 

sic DEATH OF
ioc, SOAP MAN

 

CINCINNATI, July 8
ris Gamble,
and

Cincinnati, capitalist

James Nor-

RESENTED GOLD CREEK

:- NEW LOW PRICES
25°

Capt. W. P. Armour of This City
Complains cf Way His Wife Was
Treated By Custonis Officer

 

apt. W. P
the local brane? of the Pacific Sal-
vage Co., has written to the Vap
couver Sun complaining at the
tréatmient accorded recently to Mrs.
Armour by a woman customs of-
ficér at the border at Blaine while
Mrs. Armour was returning to Van-
couver after attending the Rotary
International convention in Seat-
tle. Capt. Armour’s letter to the
Sun was as follows

T want to’report what I
an otitrage to- any Canadian

Armour, manager

consider
citi-

zen in treatment accorded at Blaine
yesterday by the woman customs
iffieiai there

I am a isiness man of Prince
Rupert, well’ known there and a Ro-

I have beén attending the
Rota nvention in Seattle wit!
V ife and 13-year old daughter
and came on afiead to Vancouve!
my wife and daughter following by
bus Sunday
woman customs official at
ioned my wife, who has
good health for

ifternoon
The
Blaine quest

not been in

time, in such @ manner that she
is been ill ever since. My wife told
ier she had a few little odds and

nds of purchases on which she was
repared t iy duty
Then she inted to the dress
ny wife was wearing and declared
he must have bought it south of
the line, it was so new. She refused
accept Mrs. Armour’s
hat the dre was bought in Prince
Rupert. even though she
the name of the
There’s no such

assuran
;
mentioned

store

place in Prince

 

Rupert! he deciared ‘T’ve been
sré. You can't lie to me like that
I’ end a wire and find out!
Ther € t put nm
girl ‘on | r’ and when n
wife ec word ote
he was o ‘Shut up
The pute
auEen ES we ire isec
r $3.95
You in’t buy them for any
uch price!’ the official said. ‘They
ost $7.50. | know
Mr l et this go by
without I feel that
this f gone on long
enough and should be topped if
Canadian citizens are not to be
continualls ulted, as I hear from
friends in Vancouver that it has
been going on for some time
It time something was done

about it

TRAGEDY IN

PEACE RIVER «..

our Children Lost Dives When Car ~

Went Into River From Ferry

TAYLOR FLATS, BC. July 8
Four children of Otto Hoffstrom of
Taylor, B.C. were drowned in the
swirling water f the Peace River
early this mornine when the car in

vhich they
d over the fe
len stream

were passeneers crash*

y here into the swol-

 

Th déad are Lillian, 13 years of
age; Florence, 11; Olga, 9. and Ag-
nes, 4

The father started the car to
leave the ferry but it was in reverse
and went verboard. The father

managed to get

in the
Mrs. F. F. Brown of

oOmpanied by her niece

Florence out but

lost her fast running water

Miss P

Anyox, ac-

Local Man Witnesses Trek o
Seekers of Yellow Metal:
Busy

famips

One of
cugh the mous. Cariboo
“ining country going to and from)
Vancouver by auto was the numb
of men with packs on their back
including gold pan and shovel |
who were about to try their luni!
at washing gold from the gravel
and sands of the streams,

Frank Dibb;

Cowan
} turned

the features of the trin;

+}

gold:

MAGN

(5 full glasmes)

;Sonic Grand Lodge in the south

 

He that many of those work-

ing on the creeks would get 25¢ (2 full & lasses )
}worth of gold as th sult of th

idavy’s labor. iust en gh to buy

Announcing

Friday, July 8, 1939

plus 5c bottle deposit

st ated |
manager for Ro Cc
and Latta, who recently r
after atiending the Ma 12 NCE SIZE
: - ss

plug 3¢ bottle deposit

~~. CANADA

gets were not ver THE CHAMPAGNE OF GINGER ALES

DRY

 

 

l Some men wet eturt
ing home disappointed but they
were all cheerful and did not seem ~ re al es
4 nteresting ure wa

Fai ; mi - WIN MATCH

 

 

 

 

 

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GERMAN WINS
IN SEMI-FINALS
TENNIS SERTES

 

 

 

 

 

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ir em. It was’ e + BERLIN July 8 Daniel # Wastiington Drops to Fifth Place in
. he toad ti Merchants defeated Regimént by ¢ premm of Germatty, defeated # American League—Lead of
ween Ashéroft and Vancouver a score of 4 to 1 last evening in the # 4. WwW. “Bunny” Austin, Eng- # Pittsburg is Pared
Between Vancerhoof and Fraser Stuart Benefit Shield football ser- @ jand, 6-0, 8-10, 6-2, 6-3-in semi- @ ai aa
Lake ad was e» in a ies. It Was a good, clean game which’ $ finyic séries, European zone # WASHINGTON, July 8:—W
so ,i4 a wivins proved very interesting to a good’ Davis Cup play today + ' . % ws
i ty ns break ed crowd of fans *® Fred Perry of England’ de- + : '
g ni n. Th Within the first five minutes of # feated Gottfried von Cramm # ?'™ oo peer
i sar tay at Fraser Play. Chenoski opened the seoring of Germany 6-1, 6-2, 6-3 @ terday t id Clevelant
e while rey ae being {OF Merchants. Soon after Wilson » @ diar ue
T whole was dry °qualized for the Regiment from @ 4644464444444 gomes of ible-header
but this particular ion was the *crimitiage in the goal mouth: Fong New ¥ \ dropped
justiest he had ev een. An ef- Put the Merchants. oné up’ about nmir e Yankee st
fort was being mad ileal with, Midway through the period: The } dium New York to the Detr
he problem by the repair ganes score at the end of the first half BASEBALL oe ello g Ay ntl ger stor
Mr. Dibb und H. F. Noel of 45 2 to 1 for the Merchants even full game
Smi 1aG the  S0on after resumiption’ of pimy in ELKS vs. EMPRESS e Philadelphia Athleti¢s wi
was ith. driving ich the second half, Gilker seored the . wis sing ible-header hor
from Smithers Q 1e] the fir third for the Merchants, taking TONIGHT ~ §-45 ; be Park in Philadelphi
d and to Boston Bar on the se Smith by surprise. Henry Dickens ° 4 the ( White Sox
1 ip b re a2dded the fourth and last goal soon , Wy the Na League. the Pitts
leisurely after bure Pirate ropped a close ganie
Gs Wilkon was always @ good! trier Baseball Standin | at Pittst New York Glants
for the Regiment. Other players by g and their margin of leadership was
, whom the Regiment was served well National League eut to one anc half games over
wi were Edgcumbe and Wingham W.° L. Pet. the soston Braves who were down-
| The Letter Box | For the Mercharits' Chenoski; Al- Pittsburg © DW SM\ ing St. Louis Cardinals i ah
bert Dickens and Larsen, a new Boston 410 34 SAP) ogualls é game at Sportsman
man, gave good service Chicago 380 34) =—534 | Bieid in St. I The Phillies. a
MILK FOR CHTLDREN James Mitchell was referee Philadelphia 39-40 #04! th “ ew the Glide
—— Line-ups were as follows St. Louis 35 36) 0«=—493! Cubs at Wrigley Field in Chicas
Editor. Daily News Regiment—T. Smith; C. Smith Brooklyn 36 38. ABD tank ax iy thematical pc
I would like you to accept the 2%d Blake; Wingham, DeJong and New York 3S 38F «471i edesion of fourth place ovet
following. in answer to “Mother” Edgcumbe; Bamford. Colussi Wil-: Cincinnati 35 8 422) ’
If he or she is a canned milk im- 500. Cameron and Walters American League Yesterday's Big League scores
porter, the letter is quite OK, as Merchants—Laidler; Vaccher and New York 50 4 676 |
evervone, in these days of keen G. Mitchell; Gilker, A. Dickens and Philadelphia 44 32 570) National League
ompetition must needs boost their @- Mill; Comadina, Fong, Chenoski, Detroit 41 W 577| New Y Pittsburg 3
wi in H. Dickens and Larsen Clevéland “ai BF STi Bi : $
he or she” advisediy, The Stuart Benefit Shield stand- Washington " j3 4539) Philacd : Chieago 7
bting very much that a person !ng to date is as follows St. Louis 36 37S 493)
iting the use of canned’ milk W. D. LF. A. P. Chicago 27. 375 American League
when fresh milk could be provided, “?79Alan Legion 2 0 0 9 1 4 Boston 15 58 205; Chicago 13-3, Philadelphia 3-9
j mother. or. as a matter of fart Merchants ro? F 2 1. Washington 2
aq 1embe f ‘he gentler sex at all Regiment 1 02 4 7 2 ’ OTK oO
While canned milk can stistain Home Oil Pe, ey + CONCERN St. I Bi
t Kas been repeatedly proved -<
by doctors it in the proeess of
condensat milk loses some of LOCAL ITEMS
ts food ind, in the case of
all child: not only sustenance Dr. James of Anyox is in the city - cyited States World Flyers Are
but bililding ower is vitally needed a en route home on the ss Feared to Have Come to
It if quite true that taste can’ be Prince George Grief
developed me children brought :
up OW canned milk preferring it E. D. Lenny, deputy customs MOSCOW, July 8:—Grave ap- |
but that does not signif that it is commiemones from Ottawa &cCOM- prehension was felt as to the |
moré wholesome—I would seoner P2%ed by G. A. Yardley passed safety of James Mattern and

through the today on the ss
Prince George on the \

way to Stew-
FATHER. *

city

jrink beer than milk
the Better food?

but Which is

Mrs. Sherbourne and daughter
of Ocean Falls arrived today on the
Prince Geofge and this é¢vening will

Nestore Friend, for drunkenness
w ¢ fined ¢95 with ovtion of thirty

Symmes arrived this morning on da mop! iment, by Magistrate leave for Tléll, Queen Charlotte Is-
the Prince’ George and are pro- McCivymont in city police court yes- land for a holiday at “The Dunes,
seeding north this afternoon terday the famous island holiday resort

 

 
 

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Bennett Griffin last night as the
two former United States army
flyers became twenty-four hours
overdue on a flight from Berlin
td Moscow itt the course of their
attempt to break the record of
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty for
a flight around the world.

Russian flyers were being me-
bilized to search for the misging
aviators along the Polish frontier
and also in the direction of Si-
beria in the belief that the Am-
ericans might have attempted to
reach Omsk without stopping
here

Mattern and Griffin took only
light provisions with them on
leaving Berlin’ on Wednesday.
Much of the territory over which
they were to fly is barren wilder-
ness.

Steamer Priticess Louise, Capt
Slater, arrived from the south.
early this mornitig and proceeded
later to Alaskati pOints. She left
Vancouver with 100 passengers on
board of which W. M. Pepper, wife
ana daughter and Misses Walkey
and Work were’ for Prince Rupert
|Among the passengers making the
|round trip were Bill May, announ-
cer for Amos arid Andy arid’ his
Wife. Also in tie company were 10
Seiots' making the trip to Alaska

 

jane back from San Francisco,

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