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Sailings
(For
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Monday
Ss.
Prince
-
t-'-
Rupert
I.-..
3'pm
rTuesday
Catala
1:30
p.m
Wednesday
Ss.
Princess
Charl&tte
5
p.m
Friday
Ss
Prin.
Adelaide
10
p.m.,
js-
S3
Cardena
10:30
pjn.
rr
8
atteries
On
The
Waterfront
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Are
Down
Again
AH
Batteries
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Guaranteed
You
Will
Be
Wise
to
Buy
Your
Radio
Batteries
at
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LTD
Saturday
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Louis
..5
p.m.
August
6
and
20
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Robert
6
p.m.
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.29.
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.69.
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Reeves
McDonald,
.16.
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.38
i.
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Arlington,
.12.
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.01.
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.03.
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Hudson,
.03.
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.73.
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,06l,4.
Prairie
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.19.
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.26.
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Central
Pat..
2.20.
Cons.
Smelters,
41.00.
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2.31.
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.03
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.33.
Gods
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28.
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.90.
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Nickel.
46.25.
Kerr
Addison,
1.77.
Little
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McLeod
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1.55.
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Red
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.31.
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.92.
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.90.
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JB8.
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.04.
Mosher,
.10.
Oklend,
.06V2.
Smelters
Gold,
.02,,.
Dominion
Bridge.
24.75.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
ireignts,
arrived
in
port
at
o:3u;
o'clock
last
night
from
Stewart
and
ivionaay
ts.
rnn.
cnarlotte
a.m.
o
ciock
lor
Vancouver
and
way-
Wed.
Ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
ajn.
points.
Friday
Ss.
Princess
Alice
n
i
Making
the
company's
final
voy-
PRINCIPLES
OF
ROTARY
EXPOUNDED
t...
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TV.
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I
AMUSED
BY
AFFRONTS
General
Sir
Hubert
Ooujh
ni
1
-1
li.l
Milne
Given
1
Minor
National
Defence
Posts
Never
Did
World
Need
Their
AppH-1
cation
More
Than
Today,
Ms-
trlct
Governor
TelU
Local
LONDON.
August
2S:
CP-
Club
How
EvacuaUon
umcer
uougu
and
Air
Raid
Warden
Milne
waded
!
the'",
official
oihciiu
red
rcu
1
tape
to
w
their
There
was
never
a
time
when
e-inrou3n
has
created
principles
of
friendship
and
good
newsfront
growth
of
Rotary
from
the
time
of
again
he
was
told
there
was
Its
founding
In
1905
by
Paul
Harris
in
for
him
"at
the
moment."
:and
his
small
group
of
friends
In
Then
he
wrote
the
Labor
Mln-Chlcaeo
un
to
todav
which
found
lstrv
Thev
Dassed
my
letter
to
jthe
organization
with
hundreds
of
the
London
County
Council
who
thousands
of
members
In
hundreds
passed
It
to
their
education
cor--j
of
countries
In
all
parts
of
the
mlttee.
They
sent
me
a
printed
world.
The
district
governor
con-
card
asking
If
I
could
cook:
If
I
'sldered
as
a
tribute
to
Rotary
the
kn?w
anything
about
camplnc.
dlsbandlng
a
year
ago
of
the
clubs
and
what
training
I
had
In
the
In
Germany.
Austria
and
Czecho-
care
of
children.
Slovakia.
This
was
an
admission
"I
replied
that
I
was
a
rot
1
by
the
dictators,
he
felt,
of
the
Pla'n
cook,
able
to
make
a
cup
f
force
and
Influence
of
Rotary
for
tea
and
boll
an
egg:
that
I
though
peace
and
International
under-
I
knew
a
little
about
camping
standing
but
that
my
knowledge
of
the
President
Peter
Lakle
was
In
the
Z?
T.1
Lhoir
of
th
...
That
didn't
put
them
n,f
off
nn.
one
1
Wd
Drnxou!
laUexng
I
aDpreclatlon
of
the
members
for
I
the
fine
address.
''There
were
about
j
thirty
members
present.
i
:
j
Five
people
thousand
read
the
pays
to
let
them
know
what
you
James
Flndlay,
delayed
by
cannery
nave
f,
sen
t.-fCh
Rupert
Dally
News.
It
Sunday
ss
Catala
.
pjn.
other
northern
points
and
sailed
at
(arrived
In
port
on
time
at
mm
"12
fm
tVtLi
if
Ifitime
for
holidayi
.
.
.
for
work-free
housekeeping
"fe..
kLai''
$
IssAn
S-Myv
f'"
delighu
and
thrills
p
m
k"'?
L
TwY
i?A
Ff
yourieU
from
"menu-worry"
by
planning
deli-
r
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0
'I
il'JtTPH
dou,F1SHn,ea,J,eyPPa'e...eaiy
to
enjoy.
j
i.iSSr',
cfevr
sW
J
If
s3ylS
You
can
get
Canli'
Food
Kh
or
Shellfith
almost
bu.
""''l
cf
2&f
M
Vpj
fcj&-J
everywhere,
either
fresh.
froien,
imoked,
dried,
canned
?7.t
'7
MjlZ'
Wy
YV7f
iWfU
or
p.ckled.
Choose
from
over
60
varieties
of
fresh
J
''Zj'h
ML
Wf
L77l
K-
FISH
or
sea
FISH,
all
of
which
can
be
served
f
S5&r2?
h
IT-AW
I
VjS
m
delicious
summer
recipes.
fXp,
M
'''
;
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SIMM
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v
t
i
10
o'clock
this
morning
with
a
good-sized
list
of
passengers,
consisting
mostly
of
round
trip
tourists,
and
sailed
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
9I7P
nf
thA
CAacnn
nn
fho
A
1
elrt
.
f
n.
C
Vn
..
.
I
1
1
i
V
tourist
servlce'
C
N-R-
steamer
ipolnU
whence
she
wUl
return
here
e
n
ss.
pr.
Adelaide
4
p.m.
Prince
George,
Capt.
James
Watt,
next
Monday
southbound.
to
the
L.
C.
C.
and
In
due
course
I
got
a
circular
from
the
L
C
C
i
CONNECTIONS
WANTED
WEST
African
Importers
and
exporters
.seek
connections
with
Canadian
producers
or
manufacturers.
Samples,
offers
for
merchandise
of
all
descriptions,
principally
fish
products,
and
term:
solicited.
The
Colonial
Fisheries,
Limited,
Benyiwah
House.
Win-neba,
Gold
Coast,
British
West
Africa.
tf
WANTED
WANTKD
Used
vlatform
scales
with
weights.
State
Price.
Box
18,
Daily
News.
if
fERSUNAI,
STENOGRAPHERS
AND
TYPISTS
EXAMINATIONS
for
Dominion
Civil
Service
to
be
held
in
Prince
Rupert.
Applications
to
reach
Ottawa
by
August
31.
We
have
helped
hundreds
get
positions
as
Stenographers,
Typists,
Postmen.
Customs
Clerks,
etc.,
and
can
help
you.
Proof
of
this
statement
and
full
Information
about
examinations,
etc.,
free.
The
M.
C.C.
Schools
Ltd.,
WJnnipeg.
tf
FOR
RENT
CLEAN
well
furnished
"modem
apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
FOR
RENT
6
roomed
house.
Opposite
new.
Post
Office.
Appiy
Box
19
Daily
News,
WORK
WANTED
Education
Officers'
Department
saying
that
volunteer
were
re-
i
quired
to
help
evacuate
children.
(190)
EXPERIENCED
young
woman
do-,
sires
housework
or
any
kind
oft
work.
Phone
Red
320.
(108)1
I,OST
I
LOST
Bunch
of
Keys
betwepn
.
Capitol
and
old
Post
Office
-Please
leave
at
Dally
News.
tf.
f
I.Ki:
HUNG
C1IUNO
Ch
op
Suey
House
Open
Day
and
Night
Second
Avenue
Doctor
In
Command
1
They
wanted
to
know
if
I
had
i
common
sense
ana
me
capacity
to
keep
my
head
ia
a
crisis
I
have
now
got
my
mobilisation
orders
and
I
am.
presumably,
to
carry
out
the
orders
of
a
Kensington
doctot
my
commander-In
-chief."
He
said
there
could
have
beer,
no
doubt
as
to
who
he
was
because
aU
his
letters
had
been
ad-
dressed
to
"Oeneral
Sir
Hubert
h;.
..t
an
,dea
Mr.
..National
Service
posU
I
mn
will
as
exempUfled
by
the
Rotary"11
""hT.
Ambassador
to
Spain,
pu:
otherwise
sen
organization
were
more
needed
byi
newspapers
on
an
,n
Qf
food
mUol
or
the
world
than
todav.
declared
Dr..
uu
ou.
""""i""-
.
.
M
somethlnc
Uke
that.
It
seems
Cllne
Portland.
mor'
tMeful
a
a
nurw
8un
Henry
Flxott
of
V
.
th
h
Armv
lnX
Oregon,
district
governor
of
Rotary
???u.
the
battles
of
the
"SSnlS
Somme
and,
.iS'
ways
one
Job
I'm
hot
too
International.
In
an
address
at
an
official
visitation
to
the
Prince
Rupert
club
last
evening.
Dr.
Flxott.
In
an
inspirational
manner,
spoke
of
the
possibilities
of
Rotary
activ
ities
In
an
International
way
as
Ypres.
told
with
a
chuckle
how
he
finally
got
the
Job
of
escorting
a
urouo
of
mothers
and
their
children
from
a
Fulham
school
to
Field
Marshal
Lord
Milne.
72.
.Idea
of
youth
service,
expressing
the
"
"'7
?'
rlZ
old
for.
I
could
be
Prime
Minister.'
The
Even
I
m
Standard
took
up
the
General's
last
point
and
declared:
"If
68
U
the
limit,
we
should
apply
it
to
our
legislators
uie
"
and
put
them
In
positions
more
suitable
to
their
capacities.
If
not.
why
not
make
better
use
of
.Sir
Hubert's
fine
patriotism?"
Ivlew.
however,
that
the
principle
of
P"""
"'"''7:,
Tnrl
..,-
MewiUme.
after
an
exchange
of
of
'self-reliance
should
always
be
ln-imand""
he.lo".
'letters
extending
over
six
months.
.
Rotarlans.
Dr.
Flxott
said,
should-","
mV
1
Marshal
LdtH
Milne
He
announced
:
keen
the
alms
of
their
organization
nun'
,
.
the
City
of
Westminster
had
ac-
levor
in
view
and
work
steadfastly
Tralnef
rrom
yn
...u!
P
him
as
Air
Raid
toward
their
accomnlishment.
Thev
?e.n.era
...
"OUS"
"
""t"
train
1
v.
j
V
7
;
r
there
mignt
suu
De
a
pjacc
io
and
wm
"
should
not
give
In
to
dUcourage-,
J
defence
m.
jment
wherein
lay
defeat
Norshould.
BnUter
cham-
tne
wea
oe
that
the
nappiest
man;.
tth.
thanV.d
him
for
his
jwas
one
with
the
most
money.
The
'speaker
developed
the
cardinal
Rotary
principle
of
service
before
'self.
1VtlHIII
"
m
'
offer
but
said
there
was
nothing
j
he
could
do
"at
the
moment."
Then
Sir
Hubert
wrote
Sir
Auckland
Geddea.
collaborator
of
Sir
I
Dr.
Flxott
traced
the
phemonenal
John
Anderson.
ARP
chief.
Once
go
with
20
through
Warden
Wednesday,
August
:
LAST
TIMES
TONIC
II
r
1611
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2
Shows.
7:00
and
9:0j
"Captain
Fury"
Willi
Brian
Aherne,
McLaclen,
June
I.an;
(At
7:35
and
9
10
CARDS
rOR.ALL
OCCASIONS
cards)
colsg;
AVAY
tAtpi
2
Walnut
Herts
1
1
ANNMKAjy
CARDS1
WEDDING
GlRCAtM
ramie
CaVAltSCLST
'
aMiT,aB--M,
BABV
STARTING
TOMORROW
With
Special
Matinee
at
2:30
Shirley
Temple
"THE
LITTLE
PRINCESS"
In
Technl
syllabus."
When
he
n
course
he
will
be
post---Strand
district
His
original
offer
t.
any
capacity
was
do
:.
he
applied
unsuecesifw
other
men
Air
Ministry
for
work
the
whole
balloon
barrage.
CF
5vrjp(vrii?
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FURNITURE
CO.
USED
FURNITURE
Complete,
special,
each
Kitchen
Range
In
good
condition
Majestic
......
Kitchen
RanKc
All
steel.
M...
i
i
i
ki.iuw.
a
real
snap
1
McClary
Kitchen
RaiiRe
New
grates
;
'
1
Violin
In
case.
Just
like-
new
f
8
Uahy
Rubies
From,
up
'
2
Odd
Chesterfield
Couches-
Each
1
.,-Iiecc
Chesterficld-In
tapestry
and
velour
2
Washing
Machines
At
1
Royal
Typewriter
First
class
condition
2
Session's
8-Day
Chime
Clocks
fcach
....
$13.00
$22.00
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