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TWO
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THE
LATEST
&
FINEST
SUMMER
SHOES
ON
THE
MARKET
See
the
new
thick
crepe
sole
with
steel
arch
for
lightness
and
fitting
qualities.
Priced
$3.45
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
qf
Good
Shoes
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EDITION
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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
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delivery,
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carrier,
yearly
period,
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of
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States,
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HlfiHWAY
TO
ALASKA
A
wedoHpg
of
Interest
In
Prince
Rupert
took
place
last
Friday
evening
at
St.
Felix
Church"
lri
Stewart"'
"when
Miss
Hazel
"Edgar,
8G
98
$5.00
.12
.50
3.00
9.00
.02
.25
Thursday.
July
13,
1939.
Evidently
the
Alaska
highway
commission
seems
to
think
the
highway
will
be
built
and
also
it
seems
keen
to
have
the
rpute
as
near
to
the
Alaska
panhandle
as
possible
vvh)ch
would
mean
the
building
by
way
of
Hazelton
if
the
route'.
ia'at
all
feasible.
It
was
pointed
out
to
the
.commission
more
than
once
that,
if
it
is
a
question
of
snowfall,
that
would
not
affect
the
highway
in
the
summer
and
in
tne
winter
a
loot
or
two
extra
oi
snow
wouiu
not
oe
a
factoViri
keeping
tjie
road
Open
with
modern
machinery.
With
Alaska
anxious
for
tne
route
to
pass
points'
with
which
it
miglt
connect
such
as
from
Hyder
it
does
seem
as
if
the
most
westerly
route
is
likely
to
be
the
one
adopted.
Engineers
will
havp
a
considerable
say
in
the
matter
but
the
American
bias
in
favor
of
the
coast
must
also
have
great,
influence.
Those
who
drew
up
the
Prince
Rupert
brief
must
be
complimeptetl
on
the
moderation
of
their
claims
which
will,.
doubtless,
have
-weight
with
the
commission.
HERRIDGE
AMBITIOUS
An
Ottawa
correspondent,
writing
of
the
present
political
situation,
declares
that
Hon.
W.
D.
Herridge
is
verv
amhiUpys.
Thwarted
in
his
wish
to
lead
the
Conservative
paFty
following
"the
resignation
of
Hon.
R.
If.
Bennett,
Mr.
Herridge
has
an
idea"
he
can
so
divide
the
rest
of
the
country
that
he
may
become
the
leader
of
a
powerful
democrat
party.
This
ambition
"is
being
opposed
by
the
C.C.
F.'whicp
refuses
tp
give
up
its
principles
and
policies
in
orer
to
fqllmy
a
leader
not
of
its
own
political
faith.
According
to
Norman
McLeod
the
C.C.F.
is
much
annoyed
at
Mr.
Herridge
going
into
Saskatchewan
where
it
already
had
a
strong
hold
oh
tle
people
and
seemed
likely
to
make
a
kijljng.
Wjth
Herridge
candidates
in
the
field
thp'.ex'trernp
Jeftgroup
would
be
split
and'
the
Liberals
wpuld
pfppabjy
win
there.
The
Ottawa
report
is
that
Herridge
has
shot
his
bolt
and
will
follow
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
to
the
discard.
In
any
event
he
is
not
likely
to
be
a
very
great
factor
in
the
election
and
the
longer
the
elections
are
delayed
the
less
likely
are
theHerrldg
candidates
to
win.
Miss
Hazel
Edgar
McCIympnt
Wil)?
Qf
Prince
Rupert
Ipirst
Softball
Weds
M
ptewart
I
Seal
Cove
Failed
to
1'ut
In
an
Ap-'
pearance
so
Game
was
Awarded
By
Default
Seal
Cove
team
failed
to
put
In
an
appearance
so
McClymont
fcark.
daughter
w.
ana
Mrs.
war
,ven
th
,
m
Qf
th
fr,,l
fy'
be?"SLKf.
Oy
Playground
Senior
Boys'
Soft-bride
"Kobert
Auger
of
Premier,
of
b
e
evening
by
de-The
couple
were
attended
Mr.
lJault
We6tview
Acpoiu
tie
iM.u
o.
1
scheduled
to
meet
tonight.
Dome
in
rrwnicr
u
icvcjjuw"
later
held.
Hie
couple
will
reside
at
Rremler.
Advertising
is
ai
uTestment.
Playground
St-aff
jppmmittee
Busy
(Change;
Are
Made!
On
Centre
Plan
Bert
O'NeJl'
Assistant
Supervisor
j
alls
Caile
In
jrharjje-
at
Westvlew
iav.or
of
McClymont.
This
first
game
attracted
quite
a
number
of
softbail
enthusiasts
who
apparently,
came
not
so
much
to
ehjoy
the
game
as
to
see
Just
what
orana
oi
Daji
inese
youngsters
oj
th
city
played.
The
junlofswill
again
see
action
on
Fgriday'
afternoon
whep'
McClymont
No.
1
takes
the
field,
this
time
against
Seal
Cove.
GLULS'
SOFTBALL
P0STT0NED
Owing
to
the
rainy
weather,
the
Ladles'
League
softbail
games
scheduled
for
last
evening
were
postponed.
TAK'A
PEG
O'
JOHN
BECC
IMPORTED
OLD
SCOTCH
WHISKY
This
advertisement
lished
or
display
is
not
oub-
layed
by
the
Li
quor
control
uoara
or
Dy
tne
Government
of
British
Columbia
v
Investigations
in
Regard
to
Local
Undertaking
Are
Beins
Fro-reeded
With
"
fSnrtncr
tr
lAmo
fhnOa
1n
thai
ti
a.
nnn
ii-nl
M
1
IWin
Uta'lf,"Ue'
poUcy
of
'the
supervised
local
community'
centre
project--
'Oyrq
playgrounds
will
be.
altered
j
consisting
of
Dr.
It.
G.
Large.
Wil-
pight)y
from
July
J.7.'
acqpft(lng
to
Neu
jto,
niaygrpuna
supervisor.
Miss
Jean
Cameron
of'WestvIew
l)jm
Crulfkshank
and
C.
C.
Mills.
representing
the
Gyro
Club;
ft.
G.
Hopkins",
W.
O.
Fulton
and
R.
C.
St.
playground
Js
leaving
Jle
staff
fm
'jCldlr,
the
Rotary
Club,
and
C.
O.
July
15
and
Miss
Geraldlne
Cade
Ham,
John
Conhell
and
Oeorge
will
be
on
duty
at
ifie
playground
pypliavn,
the
Junior
Chamber
of
in
jhe
afternoon
and
evenings
of
all
Commerce
continues
active
in-fine
(Jays
and
at
other
times
WiJJ
be
yetlgatlng
various
phases
6f
the
in
charge
of
dancing
Instruction
foriyarious
phases
of
the
undertaking,
all
the
playgrounds.
'Sub-committeec
have
been'
formed
Bert
P'nejll
will
Join
Mr.
Ross'
to
go
into
such
questions
as
store
staff
on
July
15
and
will
acjt
as
as-
rental
possibilities
In
the
building',
islstant
to
him
In
charge
of
most
of
property
and
taxation
and
gener-
the
boys'
activities
on
all
play-
al
finances.
grounds.
Junior
Softball
Gets
Under
Way
.McClymont
Park
Wins
19
to
3
Over
West
view
The
Junior
Boys
Section
of
the
Gyro
Playgrounds'
Softbail
League
got
under
way
Wednesday
afternoon
at
the
Gyro
Bali
Park
with
a
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
is
-hairman
the
central
committee
with
d.
Ham
as
secretary.
Bowling
Doubles
Play
Is
Started
Games
Played
This
Week
In
first
Round
Walton
and
Dalrarno;
Kin;
and
McMeekin
Win
With
the
singles
disposed
of,
play
game
between
McClymont
No.
I.
has
started
In
the
doubles'
champ-captained
by
C.
Sllyersldes,
and
jonshlp
competition
of
the
Ca'nad-
Westyiew,
captained
by
Donald
ian
National
Recreation
Association
Hartwjg.
The
game,
although
proy-
Lawn
Bowling
League.
In
one
od-
lng
Interesting
for
the
players,
was
enlng
round
match
F.
S.
Walton
not
a
good
exhibition
or
soltball
a?
and
Ben
Dalgarno
won
over
O.
V.
the
McClymont
boys
had
too
much
Wilkinson
and
Jack
preece
20
to
13
experience
jor
tne
younger
west-
wbile
Steve
King
and
Thomas
Mc
view
team.
Tne
iinai
score
at
me
Meejcln
eliminated
W.
D.
end
of
f)ve
Innings
was
1?
to
3
In
and
D.
O.
Borland
13
to
12.
Four
Teams
Have
Wpp
Fofir
Games
Angw
Macdonald
Kink
Is
Defeated
for
First
Time
TW
Season
Jo
Lawn
Bowling
I.eaeue
Jack
Frew's
rink
Joined
those
of
Angus
Macdonald,
George
Hill
and
Roy
Wlnslow
as
far
as
num'bjer
of
wins
lor
the
season
In
the
Canad
ian
National
Recreation
Association
'
Lawn
"Bowling
League
are
concern.-,ed
Tuesday
nighi
by
winning
a
cfose
22
to
20
"decision
oyer
Angus
Mac-donald'js.
It
wa.s
.the
first'
defeat'
of
the
season
for
the
Macdonald
rtn't
The
league
standing
to
date
Is,
as
follows:
W.
L.
Ptat
Macdonald
1
i
Hill
4
1
4
Wlnslow
4
i
4
Ftew
,
4
i
4
Borland
3
2
3
MicPhee
2
4
i
I
Preeqe
2
4
2
Tinker
2
4
2
Arro)
2
5
2
McMeekin
.
,'i
4
1
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT,
6:45
.Velvet
vs.
Navy
1"
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
arjd
CAFE
Pbpnp
Si
F'or
B;si
ppusehold
Coal
MRS.
C:
E.
BLACK
IV
TUB
MTKF.ME
COl.'ItT
OK
IIKlTlHll
"
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(
In
r
...
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or
Vejizl
,-fafJ-I
Jnfl
In
t)ie
'
Mailer
of
the
"Admlnlttratlon
,
Mr
TAKE
NOTICE
ihat
bj
Order
oX
Hi
Honou-
udge
nher
daf4
th
28tft
day
bT
Jun
J93f
t
'raa
eippniU-d
M.-mlntatrator
of
'ttte
Estate
ot
Vehxl
EUa.
UU
oX
'the
City
of
Pfiw
Rupef,.
decuel,
Mid
all
persdna
havuig
claim
fcgolnat
Uve
EUut"are
required
.to.
file
th
tame,
wjtji
;fte
Irk
wrjfin
properly
Vrrltled
on
or
frtore-
fie
l?J.h
day
ot
'Auyuat
1930
and
persona
indebW
to
luie
udi
Ertttte
are
required
to
pay
the
mil
cunt
of
thU
UKleDtfanefia
'
jo
fortliwlUiy
'
,
PATE9
t
Prince
Rupert,
P.O.
IhlJ
Jjd
day
ot
July
1939.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator
.JTlaw
Ruprt,-;
Christmas
Shopping
in
July
.
.
.
People
Kith
friends
in
the
Arctic
mmt
Jo
their
Chrbtmai
hoppinK
very
eaily
Indeed!
For
RMS.
tfascopie,
which
carries
the
yearly
mail
to
the
Dauern
Ami,
leave.
Montreal
in
July.
This
year
her
voyaKe
will
be
the
270th
of
"the
Governor
and
Company
of
Adventurer!
of
England
trading
into
HwW
Hay".
Sle
cover
10,000
mile!
carrying
upplie
to
nuuion
nations
trading
pmt
and
the
Mounted
Police.
Her
cargo
include,
among
other
thing,
baby
carriages,
ChrUlma
present!
tobacco
products.
BOWLEUS
AttE
LEAVING
Local
lawn
bowiers
leave
tomor-
Vance
ow
or
Vancouver
to
compete
In
(the
British
Columbia
champion-I
ships
next
week.
J
A.
Frew,
ac
companied
by
his
daughter.
Molly,
wilt
leave
In
the
morning
by
train
via
Jasper
Park.
Aboard
the
Princess
Adelaide
tomorrow
night
Angus
Macddnald,
D.
A.
MaePhee
and
Jack
Preece
wifl
leave.
Louis
Ar-rpf
Is
already
in
Vancouver
V.
CON
NEjCTIflNS
yANTEI?
WEST
African
Importers
and
exporters
seek
connections
with
Canadian
producers
or
manufacturers.
Samples,
offers
for
merchandise
of
all
descriptions,
prln-1
clpally
fish
products
and
terms
solicited.
The
Colpnlal
Fisheries,
Limited,
Benylwah'
House,
"Win-;
neba.
Gold
Coast,
British
West
Africa.
tf.
BOARD
AN
I)
ROOM
BOARD,
pood
2nd,
Avenue
home
West.
FOR
KBN7
cooking,
8M
tf.
jCLEAN,
well-furnlshed
modern
ap-j
artmenis.
rnone
neu
w.
(isti
iFOR
SALE
Chesterfield
8ultt.
j
Dining
Room
Suite,
also
Bedroom
Suite
(new),
Moffat
Electric
Rane
and
Water
Heater,
Dresser
with
'
roomy
drawers:
Tea
Wagon.
'Spin
Dry
Washing
Machine",
Ironing
Machine."
Vari
ous
h'oSehold
articles.
Ladles'
Leather
Raincoat',
size
tit,
Af'-.
Urrioons
2
to
"6
pm,
Evenings
by
,
appointment.
Trs.
d,
W;
Dunn.i
132
5th.
Ave.
Ei.it.
(104)
IOU8EHOLD
Furniture,
Chester
field
Buify,
2
walnut
bedroom
sultes,.oajc
dlntagfborn
suitprMc-(Jlary
ajngy'
wfi
oil'
urner,
McClary
circulating
heater'
lamps
chairs,
Miscellaneous
household
nd
When
her
smoke
has
faded
from
the
horizon,
the
long,
lonely
Arctic
night
closet,
down
on
the
traders,
trappers,
mission
worker
and
policemen
of
Labrador
and
Hudson's
Bay.
That
night
would
be
desolate
indeed
but
for
the
product!
of
tlx
tobacco
industry.
Kingdey
called
tobacco,
suggesting
moment
which
come
to
everyone,
"a
lone
man'i
companion,
a
bachelor!
friend,
a
hungry
manVfood,
a
sad
man'
cordial,
a
wakeful
man's
sleep,
and
a
chilly
man'
fire",
IMPERIAL
TOBACCO
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
mm
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
5
fjii
mm
i
out
room
nouse
iur-ti
nlshed
or
unfurnished.
First
Ave.
J
East.
Phone
Red
81.
(165)
X
.l'
a
wo
heV,
V
rug,
.etc.
APiRiy
son,
417
Green"
Spo
Mrs.
w.
J.
m
Kiacp.
tnone
tf.
WANTED
3
or
4
room
furnished
flat
or
house.
Phorw
Blue
443.
...
,
-
.
Ufl2
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
Tj
Vancouver
via
Ofean
Fall
and
Way
Ports
SB.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
pjn,
To
Vancouver
Direct
as.
PRINCESS
LOUI8E
8S.
PRINCESS
ALICE
July
5th.
15th.
2th
July
8th.
19th,
Wth
S.S
PRINCESS
CHARLOTTE
July
22nd
Aug
2nd
Direct
Conncctioni
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
ServlctJ
Ticket
and
Hrervatlon
from
W.
U
COATIS,
(ieneral
Ajent
Frlnee
Rupert.
D
C
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Lea-e
rrlnce
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
KVEKY
TUKS-
T.8.8.
CARDENA
FltlDAT,
liAV,
l!30
p.tn.
16:10
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Thun.
a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a-W.
If
Convenient.
Please
I'urthate
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
TtckeU
From
FRANK
J.
BKINNKR.
Prince
Rupert
Atent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
5
ni
w
and
iifmrit
COLD
CURED
ICE
For
the
Halibut
and
Sainton
Fleet?
Following
the
Investigations
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Station,
the
Company
has
Just
completed
extensive
changes
and
Improvement
In
Ice
storage
and
Ice
delivery
methods.
Ite
for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
Ice,
thoroughly
cured
or
aied
at
new
low
temperatures,
it
will
be'
delivered
Into
the
hold,
even
In
the
hottest
weather,
as
cold
a
the
atoract
room.
Fishermen
are
Invited
to
Inspect
the
new
system.
Better
Ice
than
ever
before,
at
no
Increase
In
cost,
means
economy
to
the
boat
and
Improved
quality
In
fish
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