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Thursday,
June
29.
1939.
CUMOUS
SITUATION
It
is
a
curious
situation
where
fighting
is
going
on
be
tain
have
still
not
decided
to
throw
in
their
lot
together
against
a
common
enemy.
That
is
one
of
the
odd
things
about
these
undeclared
wars.
Another
curious
situation
is
for
Britain
to
be
sendin
IS
HONORED
Summer
Train
BY
FRIENDS
Service
Is
On
Stag
Party
In
Prince
Rupert
Club
For
Rill
Lamble
Prior
To
Ills
.Marriage
The
Prince
Rupert
Club
was
the
the
affair
were
George
Mrtchf
M
P.
McCaffeiv.
Cant.
W.
P.
Ar
mour.
Croft
Brook,
W.
E.
Drake,
C.
C.
Mills,
Frank
Davles,
oeorge
Hartle,
Arthur
Jensen,
Maurice
Irving,
John
Connell,
Harry
Ward,
A.
C.
Small,
O.
A.
Hunter.
W.
F.
Stone.
O.
O.
Stuart,
James
Valentine,
Ben
Llpsin,
Joseph
Naylor.
James
Forman,
R
C.
St.
Clair,
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson,
Arnold
Flaten,
L.
M.
Asemlssen,
J.
H
Macey,
Capt
J.
R.
Elfert,
Capt.
Harry
Ormlston.
T.
A.
McWaters.
William
Slater
Robert
Arthur.
O.
B.
Church,
R.
O.
Van
der
Sluys,
James
Bremner.
F.
Q.
Skinner,
James
Camobell,
O.
J.
Dawes,
W.
M.
Brown,
H.
A
Breen,
Bert
Morsan.
Jack
Preece.
Neil
Cameron.
Olb
Taylor.
Oeorge
Madill,
Bud
Barrle.
James
Bryant
Wiwur
Bryant,
O
A.
Bryant.
Nels
Gunderson,
S.
J.
Hunter.
Georg'?
Peters.
Jack
Judge.
D.
A.
Burnet
Ian
Murray.
Albert
Stiles.
O.
Bus-sanlch.
Walter
Johnson,
B.
Skatte-
ibol.
Carl
Smith.
Walter
Smith,
T
tween
uussia
and
Japan
ana
also
a
species
oi
iigniing
oe-ij
wmiams.
Frank
wiison
tween
Japan
and
Great
Britain
and
yet
Russia
and
Bri-
Franklin,
a.
d.
vanes,
en.
Japan
war
supplies
at
a
time
when
British
supremacy
in.peter
DeJon
sem
Joy
carl
Zar
Asia
is
being
threatened
by
Japan.
George
Dibb.
c
p
Baianno
Another
anomoly
is
for
United
States
to
be
sending!
DPu'epr
i"0?
R
,
....
,
J
.
iTt
Parker.
O,
B.
Church
and
T
i
t
t
t
huge
quantities
of
war
materials
to
Japan
when
Japan
is
w
Brown
threatening
to
drive
all
foreigners
including
United
States
'
out
of
Asia.
-
In
Europe
we
have
Britain
and
France
declaring
that
if
Germany
takes
Danzig,
they
will
be
at
war
with
her
while
Germany
berates
Britain
and
France
and
declares
she
is
going
to
take
Danzig.
Evidently
Japan
and
Germany
are
co-operating
to
try
to
frighten
Britain
and
France
into
giving
them
what
they
want
without
recourse
to
war.
So
delicate
is'the
situation
that
anything
may
happen
at
any
time.
It
needs
only
one
overt
act
to
start
a
war
which
it
will
be
very
difficult
to
stop
without
the
loss
of
possibly
millions
of
lives
including
many
women
and
children.
DOGS
FOR
POLICE
The
suggestion
of
Hubert
Ward
that
police
dogs
be
used
to
track
down
persons
who
are
lost
in
the
woods
seems
to
be
a
very
good
one.
This
would
be
particularly
true
in
the
case
of
a
child
being
lost
m
the
woods
when
quick
action
would
be
necessary
to
prevent
tragedy.
When
Prince
Rupert
becomes
a
permanent
air
base
with
planes
always
available
one
might
be
pressed
into
the
service
on
occasion
to
go
to
the
rescue
in
a
case
such
as
the
Butedale
tragedy
to
carry
dog
arid
trainer
to
the
scene
and
possibly
eiiect
a
rescue
wnne
other
people
are
thinking
about
It.
THAT
THUNDER
STORM
The
thunder
storm
this
morning
reminds
us
that
one
11.
i
.1
L
i
!
f
--.f
T.
.
,
...
oi
t.ne
advantages
oi
living
in
rnnce
uuperi
is
mat
we
have
so
few
thunder
storms.
The
one
this
morning
was
one
of
the
worst
we
have
ever
had
and
there
was
not
much
to
it,
only
a
few
flashes
of
lightning
and
a
few
claps
of,
thunder
followed
by
a
shower
of
rain.
We
seem
to
get
these
little
interludes
about
every
second
year.
It
reminds
us
that
we
are
a
part
of
the
wicked
world
and
tends
to
awaken
us
from
our
slumbers.
-
MacKenzie's
Furniture
BEAUTY
REST
MATTRESS
Over
800
Individual
coll
spring
for
sleep.
Sleep
on
a
Beauty
Rest.
210
tZ(
All
sUes
Other
Matlrewes
All
size's.
From
Phone
775
S7.50
Hats
Priced
to
clear.
From.
Ud
Four
Train
Per
Week
In
Klther
Direction
Are
Now
tleing
Operated
"moon.
I
JIM
GULICK
Oeorge
ej
Earl
Gor
don.
B.
McMeekin,
W.
O.
Fulton
F.
A.
MacCallum,
William
Brem-'ner.
Howard
Steen.
Stanley
Sarille
iPercv
Mcintosh.
Martin
ran
Coot-
Jack
McRae.
Joseph
Scott
Church
Primate
To
Pay
Visit
To
Peace
'River
Area
50c
Novelty
Velvet
Bedroom
Slippers
All
sizes
in
Wine,
Black
and
Blue.
Summer
Clear-
Dff
i
ance
Sale
Taffeta
and
Satin
Slips
Peach,
White
and
Black.
Sum-
Off
mer
Clearance
Sale
i
DOING
WELL
1700
students.
School
Jim
QuMck,
son
of
M
and
ton
I
Gullck.
formerly
ot
Prln:e
Ru-
uar
Pert,
has
been
awarded
an
hanor
Jim
Gullck
formerly
attended
High
School
at
Prince
Rupert.
Writing
to
the
Dally
New.
Jim
s
father.
Glen
Gullck.
former
local
manager
of
the
Swift-Canadian
Co..
says
he
hopes
to
oay
a
visit
ta
Prince
Rupert
some
time
in
the
not
far
removed
future.
Letter
Box
THINKS
SO.Mr.TIIINC
HAPl'KN
MAY
Editor.
Dally
News:
I
am
elad
to
note
that
the
Summer
train
service
Is
effective
Technocrat
agree
with
me
In
this
week
on
the
local
line
of
th
one
respect.
They
predict
a
corn-Canadian
National
Railways.
There
plfte
smash
by
19U.
I,
with
others,
tin
h
rr,ivH
tritr,.
IUi
MAn.
believe
a
smash
U
Inevitable
un-
scene
last
night
of
an
enjoyable
done
day
xy
and
evr.
Jess
something
U
at
once,
jstag
party
when
about
eighty
.
ings
at
g
0tiock
and
a
fu
1
paa-
The
difference
between
my
own
friends
gathered
to
honor
William
senger
train
at
11
o'clock
Friday
opinion
and
pracUcally
all
othei
Lamble
prior
to
his
marriage
On
mornings.
Mixed
trains
will
arrive
new
Ideas
Is
that
1
believe
It
is
:
Knnrinv
Tiiacrinv
unH
Thurarfav
still
DOSSlble
tO
Carry
on
M
Wt
.
,
nights
at
11
o'clock
and
a
full
pa
The
evening
was
enjoyably
spent
tnin
&t
a?
m
cara
piayzns
ana
omer
diver
sions
and
the
highlight
of
the
pru
ieeedlnas
came
at
midnight
wh'i
a
nresentatlon
was
made
to
Mr
Lamble
by
Orme
Stuart
on
behal
;of
the
assembled
guests.
Mr.
Stu-jart
made
remarks
aoproprlate
to
.the
occasion
and
Mr.
Lamble
made
'an
appropriate
reply.
Refresh
ments
were
served
in
the
main
sitting
room
of
the
club.
The
:ommlttee
in
charge
consisted
of
W.
F.
Stone.
George
Mitchell,
i
George
Dawes.
J.
H.
Macey.
O.
Tavlor.
Josenh
Scott.
Wlll'am
n
r.mn
r
Tin
Murrav
J
1
L
I!
IIV
I
.....
......
.
'
'
'
"
.
.
.
.
-
are.
providing
Just
two
ideas
ar
earrled
out.
These
Ideas
natural!)
produce
automatic,
beneficial
results
which
spread
out
In
a
growing
circle
which
benefits
W.W
per
cent
of
the
population.
They
merely
consist
of
being
consistent
ii
the
operation
of
the
present
sys
tem.
I
would
suggest
the
advantages
to
be
derived
by
those
who
are
at
Former
Local
Uy
Turning
Out
t-
pre4ent
most
involved
In
our
fin-
w.
a
a
hi.
.
Bi
Leader
at
Big
Calcary
lligli
anclat
resources
and
those
whe
have
misrepresented
the
people
foi
years
to
top
and
read
their
his
torlea.
Do
not
kid
yourselves
that
It
cannot
happen
here.'
I
would
also
suggest
a
posslbll-
smith
and
Stanley
Savllle.
.rou
roll
as
ine
maIe
ufltnt
um
Uy
should
either
of
the
two
old
V
.nfUln
.
1
I---
.V.
I
-
.
.
....
w.c
niuo.
v,.kki,kj
in
iraui-isiiijj.
parties
have
a
piatrorm
including
Those
present
participating
In
scholarship
and
sportsmanshin
In
whaj
i
have
In
mind
I
think
thei
uiaur
cic
a
vyeoiern
ojiiat
woukj
reeye
tt
least
VO
perten!
insn
ocnooj
in
uaigary.
ne
aiso
OI
tne
al
the
next
elecUon
was
awarded
a
service
crest
for
Wefe
.jted
on
thal
piat
outstanding
contribution
to
school
twm
and
earrled
out
their
pledge.
llfe-
as
Is
the
usual
custom
It
Is
tlrr
Western
Canada
Is
the
largest
of
tom
of
capUa
pUnUhmet
three
Calgary
High
Schools
and
ha
made
legal.
D.
T
OREENE
Quick.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
June
29,
1911
Mr.
Stewart,
manager
ot
the
B
C
Oil
Fields,
U
here
on
his
wa
to
Otard
Bay.
Queen
Charlott
Islands,
with
further
oil
drlllin"
!
"uliment
which
will
be
taken
U.
'
;the
Islands
tonight
on
the
Prlnr
Archbishop
Derwent
Trevor;
John.
Mr.
Stewart's
company
Owen.
Prlmafo
of
the
Anglican
carrying
on
extensive
exploratlo
Thurch
for
all
Canada,
will
Day
a
on
the
Islands.
is't
to
the
Peace
River
Block
the
atter
part
of
July
and
will
spend
II.
H.
Stevens,
M
P.
for
Vancou
y
week
Uier.
Tie
will
be
met
and
ver,
has
aroused
the
Ire
of
Uv
accompanied
through
the
Block
al
fraternity
by
suggesting
thai
vhlch
constitutes
part
of
the
Diu-
Judges
give
prejudiced
decision
-ese
of
Caledonia,
by
Rt
Rev.
contrary
to
the
clear
meaning
of
ll.hoo
O,
A.
Rlx
of
this
rlty
who
the
law.
1'
lav
hre
on
Julv
14
and
f'v
r-
!n
from
Prlnc
George
to
Fort
St
Most
prople
re,ao
the
claxtlfli"-John.
-ds
Do
you?
ANNETTE'S-
Temporary
Premises
Summer
Clearance
Sale
Sale
Starts
Friday,
June
30th
at
9
a.m.
Coats
Tailored
and
novelty
styles.
Summer
Clearance
(jg
Suits
In
tweeds
and
worsted.
Summer
Clearance
95
SHOES
AH
styles
including
Sandals.
Summer
Clearance
Sale
.
.
.
Dresses
In
crepes
and
sheers.
Sizes
14
to
46.
Summer
Q4
Qff
Clearance
Sale
....
Housedrcsses
All
sizes.
Summer
Clearance
Sale
95c
$1.59
SHOES
Novelty
Waists
and
BIoiircs
Regular
values
to
.$3.95.
Summer
Clearance
Q
Sale
?X07
Girls'
Dresses
Sizes
C
to
14
in
taffetas
and
English
broadcloth.
Summer
Clearance
o4
AP
Sale
JJ.-JfD
These
and
iMany
More
Bargains
on
Sale
at
the
Annette
Ladies'
Wear
Co.
NEXT
DOOR
BULKLEY
MKT,
3rd
AVE.
liMpertor
Itarber
Give
Valuable
Advice
In
Speaking
Before
Gyro
Club
The
Importance
of
keeping
one's
head
when
lost
In
the
bush
and
guarding
against
ImpuUea
which
may
lead
to
disaster
was
strewed
by
Insptctor
C.
O
Barber,
provln-'
lal
police.
In
speaking
before
the
rlnce
Rupert
Gyro
Club
yesterday
I
it
luncheon.
The
officer
told
of
tome
strange
things
that
lost
men
had
done.
In
the
course
of
his
talk.
Inspector
Barber
gave
Interesting
reminiscences
of
patrol
experiences
in
he
wilds
of
the
Pvaee
River
Block
xnd
Northern
British
Columbia
3ne
Incident
was
the
tracking
of
moonshiners
at
Christmas
out
of
Port
St.
John.
The
north.
Inspec-
or
Barber
said,
had
an
irresistible
!
I
raw
back
to
all
who
had
ever
been
Jiere.
He.
hlrruelf,
had
experienced
It
Speaking
of
the
case
of
Constable
nifford
Preseott,
lost
on
Princess
3oyal
Island,
the
Inspector
express
ed
doubt
that
it
would
ever
be
as
certained
what
had
been
hit
fate.
W.
M.
WatU,
nresldent.
was
In
the
hair
at
the
luncheon
and.
In
ad-
lltlon
to
the
speaker,
another
guest
.
vas
Bruce
Brown
of
Vancouver
On
Saturday
afternoon
of
this
jreek
the
local
Oyro
Club
will
en-'ertaln
Oyro
and
Oyrette
delegates
ivho
will
be
here
on
the
way
south
rom
the
International
convention
now
being
held
at
Jasper
Park.
A
Tarty
numbering
twenty-four
and
-XMslbly
more
will
arrive
by
the
afternoon
train
and
sail
early
In
the
venlng
for
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Rupert
There
will
be
a
tea
jansant
reception
and
the
visitor
will
be
taken
for
drive
around
fhone
St
rhone
U
Butter
First
Grade
7Qo
3
lbs
aF
Swift's
CottiiRc
9Qr
Rolls-Lb.
v
Picnic
Hams
25C
Diamond
A
OCkn
Bacon
Lb.
Eggs
Brookfield
'A'
grade
large.
In
car-
CCs
tons.
2doz.
JJl
Rolled
Rst
Veal
SVcal-
18(.
Pork
Butts
25C
Rolled
Pot
Rst.
jg
IjIk
........
Fresh
Killed
Fry
Chickens
Fresh
Cottage
Cheese
and
Whipping
Cream
Bakeasy
.
Off
2
lbs
Sausage
Meat
OCn
2
lbs
Pork
Hocks
25
Fish
For
Friday
Remember!
You
Can
Get
It
at
The
Sterling
IN
TIIK
M
Tltr-ME
COfllT
Of
IIKITISII
COl.t
MUIA
In
the
Matter
of
IrrtlrrUk
WHIUm
Itranl,
I)r
rtlvd
And
In
the
Mailer
of
the
"Admliil.lralluii
Art"
TAKZ
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
Hi
Honour
Judge
W
E,
Matter
dated
th
22nd
rtay
of
June
ma
I
w
appointed
AdmlriMtrator
ot
Uie
EMi
of
Frdr
Ick
William
IWml,
(twwwd,
Itte
ot
th
Village
of
Terrans
BrUtlali
CbTUtn.
oIa.
and
all
prami
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