;
DIAMONDS
Gems
or
Romance.
Mounted
in
Modern
Settings
by
Skilled
Craftsmen
We
Have
a
Large
Assortment
of
the
Latent
Designs
in
ENGAGEMENT
KINGS.
WEDDING
RINGS,
RROOCIIES,
IJRACELETS,
EARRINGS
Or,
sve
will
make
to
order,
any
design
that
you
prefer,
in
rinxsor
any
other
piece
of
jewelry.
We
have
in
stock
rings
from
$12.50
to
$1200.00.
We
Invite
Your
Inspection.
FINE
CHINA,
DINNERWARE,
GLASSWARE
Rascmcnt
Store
Max
Heilbroner
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
McBRIDE
STREET
Prince
Rupert
Diamond
Specialist
J;
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
Bonlllal
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
is
due
In
port
tomorrow
night
fol-
j
en,
arrive
in
port
at
noon
yester-i
daj
from
Ketchikan
and.
after
dls-
(Charging
fish
for
transshipment
East
over
Canadian
National
Railways,
sailed
at
4
pm.
in
continuation
of
her
voyage
to
Seattle.
Delayed
by
loading
canned
salmon
at
Wales
Island
and
by
heavj
freights
generally.
Union
steamer
lowing
a
trip
to
Vancouver
to
pick
Catala,
Capt.
James
Flndlay.
Is
dut
up
a
load
of
creosoted
piling
for
use
in
connection
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Base
which
Is
being
put
in
at
Allford
Bay,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
Bon
111a
will
proceed
from
here
to
the
Islands
with
the
piles
as
well
as
a
pile
driver
which
will
be
used
In
connection
with
the
work.
The
Imperial
Oil
Co.
Is
putting
up
two
additional
12,090
gallon
fuel
tanks
at
Its
local
plant.
Thr
tanks
were
brought
here
as
sembled
and
the
Armour
Salvage!
Co.
Is
now
carrying
out
the
Job
of
erecting
them.
Alaska
Transportation
Co.'
steamer'
Taku.
Capt.
Ddred
Han-
in
port
at
9:30
tonight
from
the
north
and
will
sail
an
hour
or
so
later
for
Vancouver
and
waypointf
TO
TOUR
AUSTKAilA
,
LONDON,
July
25:
(CP)
Sixteen
Hatches,
including
three
tests,
will
be
played
by
the
English
Women
Cricket
Association
team
on
it
our
of
Australia.
WAS
CHAMPION
JUMPER
ST.
HELENS.
Eng..
July
25:
(CPI
Almost
forgotten,
63-year
o!d
Thomas
Colquitt
died
here
in
poor
circumstances.
A
world's
champion
Jumper,
his
feats
in
the
late
eighties
and
early
this
century
earned
him
world
fame.
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IVORY
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and
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a
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Cured
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d'oeuvre
One
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5
TINY'
IRONSIDE
WOULD
(
MOST
LIKELY
COMMAND
(Continued
from
Page
One)
languages.
Sir
Edmund's
South
African
campaign
gave
him
a
de-ailed
knowledge
of
South
African
Dutch.
He
found
it
of
value
in
1914
before
the
opening
of
the
3reat
War.
Disguised
as
a
Boer
he
attached
himself
to
the
German
forces
fighting
the
Hereros
natives
n
Southwest
Africa
shortly
be-.ore
the
war.
The
Germans,
convinced
by
his
word-perfect
Dutch,
put
him
In
command
of
native
convoys.
Sir
Edmund
made
ex-enslve
notes
of
German
methods
jf
colonial
warfare:
He
sewed
the
notebooks
Into
the
lining
of
h
s
tunic
and
brought
them
back
to
the
War
Office.
Holding
Captain"s
rank
when
the
3reat
War
started,
he
was
th
first
uniformed
British
Officer
to
and
in
France.
He
went
to
Boulogne
at
the
beginning
of
August.
1914,
to
'organize
rail
transportation
for
the
first'
units
of
the
iriglnal
British
Expeditionary
Fnrre.
Promotion
came
quickly.
He
held
taff
Jobs
in
various
ranks
until
1918,
when
he
was
appointed
irJ,?adier-general
commanding
the
British
99th
Infantry
brigade
Throughout
the
war
pnd
for
10
years
afterwards
he
was
Britain's
youngest
general.
For
his
World
War
service
he
was
knighted
by
King
George
V
ind
received
the
British
Distin-uL:hed
Service
Order.
The
French
lovemment
made
him
an
officer
it
the
Legion
of
Honor
and
gav?
him
the
French
War
Cross
with
Palm.
From
Imperial
Russia
came
the
Order
of
St.
Vladimir,
second
class.
Commanded
In
Russia
Before
the
war
ended,
Sir
Edmund
was
in
Archangel,
com-nanding
the
allied
forces
In
North
Russia,
charged
with
the
task
of
irevenUng
the
Germans
from
seizing
allied
war
materlaL
Three
months
later
the
war
ended
but
the
British
troops
In
Archangel
were
told
to
fight
on.
Sir
Edmund's
bitter
account
of
the
campaign
in
the
Encyclopedia
Brltanica
describes
the
"demor
alizlng
uui
effect
tucvt
upon
ufou
all
an
Dally
advertising
m
the
Dailj
News
Is
sure
to
bring
dally
IX
THE
BlTKEMfc
COL'KT
Of
ItUITIHH
'
COLL'Mfll.
IS
I'ltOllATE
j
In
tbe
Maltrr
of
the
Eute
of
Ixiulj
TAKJ!
NOTICE
that
tor
Order
oX
the'
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbiil
Lettm
Probate
of
b
Estate
of
LouU
Boblebly,
deoeaeed.
lOe
of
Prince
Run-1
ert,
B.
C...
wbo
died
t
Prince
Rupert
tXarenald
on
or
about
tbe
3rd
day
cf
February
1839
were
granted
to
Alj
Ohneaoi
and
Nora
B.
Arnold
of
Prlnc
Rupert
aforenald.
the
Executori
named
In
the
will
of
the
aald
Ate
au
pflwii
havlnz
clalma
aealnct
thri
w
In
'ruing,
properly
verified
to
the
usderdgned
within
one
montq
rom
the
date
of
thU
Notice,
other
-wle
the
EUt
will
be
distributed
pur-auant
to
the
aald
Will
without
regard
to
any
auch
claltna.
AU
pertons
Indebted
to
the
Mid
IMUute
are
hereby
re.
quired
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
In-
oeniedneae
to
the
undersigned
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C,
thl
22nd
day
of
Jun
1939.
ALOIS
OKNESORO
and
NORA
E.
ARNOLD
Box
693,
Prlare
Rupert.
B.
C
One
of
Australia's
Economic
Aristrocrats
There
a
ret-,
air
about
this
ram
He
lx1u
as
if
he
knows
the
important:!?
ne
p.avi
in
the
economic
life
of
Australia
Without
him
and
his
millions
of
brethren,
Australia
would
not
be
the
country
it
:s
today
Wool
Is
admitted
to
have
had
more
to
do
with
Australian
growth
than
any
other
commodity.
Thus.
It
may
be
said
that
the
coat
of
this
sheep
and
his
species
Is
much
more
valuable
than
the
fabled
golden
fleece.
Man
in
the
Moon
Now
that
the
existence
of
bos-
tilittes
is
rwoenized
in
China,
it
earned
that
the
Germans
no
long-.
declared
soon.
r
were
the
enemy
and
that
the
Bolsheviks
were
the
new
adver-
L31
Ti
tires
are
showing
sary.
"The
allied
troops
that
"ad
rr-nmandant
f
thf
army
i
aff
cnl'erre
at
Camberray,
In
Thev
y
the
reason
the
weather
Hurrey
For
four
yar
h
trind
"
bad
la
the
wth
is
because
the
f
cer
for
hish-grade
army
posts.
'"Otif
are
UuthliW.
Unfortunately
x
-rt'
ad
h
methods
made
a
""re
are
also
loons
In
Northern
deep
Impress
on
British
military
B.C.
thought.
One
cf
the
British
army's
best
Jake
says
he
quit
talking
about
"nuistt.
sir
Edmund
is
a
quali-
he
weather
a
month
ago.
He
found
'"
tnteroreter
in
seven
languages,
hir
nature
was
being
soured
so
he
's
said
to
have
a
broad
knowledge
started
talking
about
unemploy-of
20.
Among
those
he
speaks
well
ment,
traffic
accidents.
Hitler
and
are
French,
German,
Dutch,
Nor-ja
number
of
other
cheerful
sub-wegian,
Russian,
Magyar,
Hindus-
Jects.
tanl,
Persians,
Arabic
and
Flemish.
Sir
Edmund
long
has
been
an.
T
was
once
upon
a
time
almost
legendary
figure
In
the
Bri-
Some
thousand
years
ago
tlsh
army.
Most
soldiers
know
his
That
nati.
aii
,,mh
great
hulking
figure
broad-Jawed
T,
8
?
face
with
close
cropped
mustache,
A
A
Wendlv
't
ou
know,
his
thinning
Iron-grey
hair,
and
TieJr
minded
their
own
business
steely
eyes.
.
'
And
friendly
were
they
too
That
quarrelsome
human
nature
Office
Supplies
Typewriters
and
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
Besner
Block
Phone
234
Is
what
they
never
knew.
So
the
world
got
better
ani
better
Until
It
nearly
burst
And
then
it
got
so
very
good
That
Adam
and
Eve
were
curst
So
all
the
world's
been
wkked
From
that
time
unUl
this.
minis
'
,
TV,
.-.
r
i
,
,,,,,
Then
the
troops
he
commanded
may
be
expected
that
war
will
be
"
fnS
Cam
and
HlUers
Instead
of
seeking
bliss.
John
(In
country
store):
What
hav
mil
In
th
iKina
f
-
uicj
wa,
ts;UMu
utvi(il
bile
tlr66?
were
never
on
their
totems
and
most
wonder-J
ri.rlrrMh
,,,,,.,..,.
quite
clear
as
to
the
reason
for
ul
Prices
for
the
work.
No,
no
one1
-
'
V
continuance
of
the
fighting,"
l'
suggesting
they
charge
too
much.
"Wonderful
achievement!"
the
he
wrote.
"
'
au
nam
to
get
all
you
can
from
rockesman
shouted.
"You've
brok-
Th
British
troops
were
evacu-
tourists.
en
all
records
for
a
non-stop
flight
d
fr-n
Russia
at
the
end
of
How
did
you
do
It?"
he
summer
of
1919
Sir
Edmund,
There's
one
thing
about
camping
"Well,
to
tell
the
truth."
the
rank
hen
38,
was
promoted
to
major-
out
these
days,
the
men
have
time
outsider
answered
modeatlr
'eneral
and
sent
tg
Ismid
to
com-
to
darn
their
own
cocks.
think
tuck
had
something
to
do
and
the
British
force
in
Anta-
with
it.
I
didn't
find
out
until
olla,
where
the
hte
Ktnal
Ata-
The
good
Doctor
Dafoe
does
not
about
five
minutes
ago
how
to
stop
urk
was
defying
the
French
and
routk
the
quint.
How
In
the
the
darned
thing."
British
armies
and
beginning
con-
world
does
he
keep
them
that
way?
-
structlon
of
his
"New
Turkey."
Itr
very
:lear
that
he's
not
their
Is
so
kind-hearted
to
anl-
Back
In
Britain
in
1922
-a
dsddv.
mall."
"That
o?M
"Yes,
Why.
when
h
foind
th
eat
sleeping
in
the
cosl
bin
he
ordered
a
ton
of
mil
col
"
Yer.
Mr
Tvte
h
a
-ood
friend
of
Tiln'
Why.
i
remember
that
dur-'ng
the
worst
part
of
the
depression
he
showed
confidence
In
me
when
the
clouds
were
dark
and
threatening.
In
what
way?
He
lent
me
his
umbrella.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Bent
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
R.
BLACK
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
p
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeyc
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Tacked
by
the
only
salmon
cannlnr
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
Commissions
Open
To
Warrant
Ranks
LONDON.
July
25:
CP
A
new
scheme
t
facilitate
promotion
to
commiwionrd
officers
from
warrant
rank,
announced
by
the
Admiralty
recently,
will
be
brought
into
force
October
1
Instead
of
beln?
deferred
for
four
yean.
The
system,
one
of
selection
instead
of
wnlorily
will
we
promotions
made
twice
yearly,
on
April
I
and
October
1.
The
exceptional
officer
will
re
ceive
promotion
at
from
eight
to
10
years
seniority,
tne
majority
ai
about
10
years
seniority
and
the
other
at
from
10
to
12
yea
ceniority
Those
not
regarded
as,
fit
for
Dromotlon
at
12
years
seni
ority
will
be
liable,
at
Admiralty
discretion,
to
be
placed
on
the
retired
list
To
ensure
all
warrant
officer
with
hh
seniority
In
prescribed
categories
having
a
chance
of
promotion
at
not
more
than
10
years
sen
ori'v
the
number
of
promo
tes
in
the
next
year
or
so
will.
be
somewhat
greater
than
woui!
hav
been
made
under
the
10-vear
rule
Mail
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For
sue
Katt-
Monday
W3tieUy
and
Friday
pin
From
the
East-Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Sunday
11:00
pin
For
Vancouser
Monday
Tuesday
.
Wednesday
.
.
Saturday
From
Vanconter
Sunday
Wednesday
Friday
For
Anyos
and
Stewart-
3
pm.
13:30
noon
.
4
pjn.
.
fl
pm.
4
pro
10
am.
10
pjn.
Sunday
.
.
7
pm
Friday
3
pm.
from
Anyos
and
Stewart
Tuesday
H:J0
ara
Saturday
5
pm.
ror
Naas
Riser
and
Tort
Simpson-Sunday
.
pi.
i'rom
Nasi
River
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
U:J0
am
or
Qnren
Charloltr
IsUnds
July
IS
and
29
9:30
pm
Prom
queen
CharMte
Islands-July
13
and
27
a
m
For
Alak
Monday
and
Friday
am.
From
Alaska-
Wednesday
and
Saturday
pm.
TONIGHT
and
Mlh.MT
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t
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stri
tni
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Storj
Paul
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Davis
'JUAREZ'
nT
(i()S
FINANCE
vrmii'wro
rn
1
i...
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A
lrelr
bat
liirsdrd
a
OVarEu)
With
BRIAN
AIIEKNE
(At
Ml
and
I
Hi
Cartoon
"Nauihly
Itut
Mrt'
REAL
MONKV
WOKMS
TElEiUlOnOUOH,
On
Jf
CP
-Neil
llsrdy
15
,
gV
j'-worms,
ran
across
a
Dar
k
"
.Witrral
halfpenny
bank
'
kr
tued
In
1814.
He
founl
c
coins
but
lots
of
wormx
of
the
dte
finance
..r.-.
here
upsettnx
the
cai'-u
r
j
,.-the
atchdos
of
he
tre
member
drove
it
out
BIRDS
OF
HIGH
Dtf.Rtt
WE1.LAND.
Ont
.
Ju!
:
'
-
.
Hundreds
of
pheasant
?
f
7
lMtv1
fcfjvlr
Kftv
(wwi
.
in
this
Niagara
Prnlnjula
am
'
re-stocklng
under
guvernir-
r;
mUloo.
IK)
YOU
KNOW
Hi
p
BRANTFORD.
Ont
?
r
CP-A
tail
like
a
ra"
i
four
wings,
lonf
horns
u
feet,
are
some
of
the
fra'
.
c
an
Ineeot
csught
here
a
tt
ng
the
curiosity-and
a:
r
the
residents.
CYCLING
AT
74
STRATFORD.
Onl
J.
T
CP
Charles
Hormar
'
k.:
Arbor.
Michigan,
celebra'4
h
70th
birthday
by
crcli:;f
'x-t
see
his
brother
Henry
vrr;-
miles
a
day
on
the
180
tr.
'
It's
thf
cimulafive
ffr-'
-
f
tt
vertltlng
that
counts.
Elio's
Furniture
THIRD
AVENUE
.
1
Prlntt
Raptrt
USED
FURNITURE
For
Living
Room
2
Only
3-plece
Chesterfield
Suites
Hsvt
iprlng
eiu:
-1
125
and
One
Only
Odd
Chesterfield
.1.1
lli
For
Dining
Room
"
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Dining
Room
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