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in
combination
colors
in
brown
and
White,
wine
and
white
and
green
and
white
and
multi
colors.
;
The
Snappiest
Shoes
on
the
Market
.
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EDITION
J
THE
FINAL
WORD
Friday,
June
16,
1939.
Yesterday
the
King
and
Queen
ended
a
wonderfuj
visit
to
Canada.
For
a
whole
month
they
were
in
the
full
glare
of
the
public
and,
during
that
time,
they
showed
themselves
to
be
wonderfully
fitted
for
the
exalted
posi
tions
thev
hold.
Here
is
what
trie
Canadian
unionist,
or
An
excellent
and
striking
camera
study
i
f
Lady
Oxfurd
grand
old
lady
of
English
politics,
whi
is
perhaps
better
tajnwn
as
Lady
Mar-jot
Asqulth.
She
was
snapped
in
this
cogitative
pose
when
she
attended
the
circus
at
Olympla.
in
Lndw.
Note
the
Striking
hat
and
dress
fashion
TERRACE
,
Q.
C.
ISLANDS
I
Terrace
is
having
fine
weather
1
these
days.
It
is
hot
during
the
riav
hut
wil
flrt
tMnw
In
Iho
morning
and
In
the
evenings.
Mrs.
R.
T.
Ward,
who
came
out
from
England
-twenty
years
agoi
to
make
her
fiome
on
the
Queen
Johnnie
walker
4J
DiwilUd,
blradtd
tad
Botiti
im
Sutlo4
i
Dismantling
At
IColumario
Mine
Charlotte
Istends
and
for
many
I
uscar
uy
ana
Terrace
tennis
players
have
been
veors
has
beeu
OCrernment
Tele-
Jerew
of
local
Usk
mtn
have
cooj-
getting
a
lot
of
practice,
so
much
graph
agent
atPort
Clements,
has
Tenced
dismantling
the
mill
plant
jo
that
their
play
improved
and
left
for
her
hoqt
In
England.
Be-
1
Uie
Columarlo
mine
nr
usk
they
talk
of
putting
on
a
tourna-
f0re
leaving.
Mrs.
Ward
sold
to
j'or
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
which
ment
In
the
near
future.
At
a
Norman
Nelsonjf
of
Nelson
Bros.
!ha
purchased
the
old
equipment-meeting
recently
it
was
decided
to
Fisheries
Ltd
Kef
place
at
Tlell
l
At
present
corrugated
Iron,
win-
go
ahead
with
the
Job
of
staining
which
Is
one
op
most
beautiful
J
Jews,
doors
and
some
lumber
frcm
tne
court.
At
me
present
tne
Dare
locations
on
siimtdhntl
Q
HITLE
tne
bunding
and
lignter
caoie
from
Doaras
are
ramer
too
aazznng
ana
locations
on
tit:
Islands.
Before
hard
nti
the
eves.
itrin
k
Tfcnc
rr
urnrA
laws,
our
principles
of
liberty
and
tolerance,
our
iitera-
wriere
it
is
said
a
prospector
has
nald
a
brief
viat
with
Mr.
and
Local
nower
gardens
are
iooKfn?
Mrs.
E.
C.
SUfens
of
Skidegate
lovely
Just
now.
There
are
many
wuh
whom
should
her
husband
V
.7
iTV.
ne
r
ohnr
hoc
Mvi"owe
irce
ana
snruD-
wno
died
a
yearior
so
ago.
sUyed
a
1
rr.
a
Of
Labor,
nas
to
rn
?a
Of
the
All-Canadian
Congress
ha?e
in
local
gan
en
grown
garden
when
they
first
reached
the
Isl-"Many
perhaps
the
great
majority
Of
Canadians
,
during
the
years
so
that
many
nf
ands
VVard
does
not
expect
are
descended
from
British
pioneers
or
are
themselves
set-1
them
have
achieved
to
a
good
to
return
to
Canada.
Iler
brother
tVio
Rn'tiflh
IsIpr.
Rut
all
those
who
slze-
A..
Andrew's,
remains
on
his
beau-
I
ir
111
I
I
M
1
1
1
1
1
tM
A
Will
VII
V
m
m
v-
-
atJDreciate
the
debt
we
owe
to
British
institutions,
our!
tiful
farm
at
Tlell.
Frank
Pierce,
popular
merch-
ao.
Another
visitor
to
Queen
Char-
i
0i
4M
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquo
Control
Bosrd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
he
tram
line
are
being
nd
will
be
brought
here
removed
ture.
Will
Welcome
the
closer
association
Which
the
Koyai
been
pursuing
his
work
In
the
ant
of
Port
Clement,
has
returned
NEW
kind
of
heat
bolls
water
al-
Visit
nrovides
With
every
respect
for
OUr
great
southern
tunnel?
of
the
Columarlo
mine,
home
after
a
long
holiday
In
Hoi-
neighLr,
most
Canadunbelieve
that
the
destiny
of
the
JHffi
S-SS
nation
is
bound
up
with
tne
empire
ana
inai
mere
ougni
fctlr
inonthi
work,
about
ten
ton,
new
truck;
,
to
be
a
better
understandinrr.
a
deeper
sympathy,
between
of
ore
was
shipped
t0
Trail
smei-
.
Canada
and
the
Motherland."
ter
and
there
came
back
a
Miss
M.
C.
Pjroer
and
Miss
Alalr
"
-
iiuk
ior
nine
nunarea
uauars
Lip8
of
port
clemenU
motored
EFFORTS
FOR
PEACE
down
to
Skldetrate
and
Queen
Five
nve
thousand
inousana
Prlhct-
mnct-
Ruprt
kudti
L-nar
Charlotte
for
a
brief
visit
a
few
It
will
....
be
noticed
.
.
,
in
.
connection
with
..
i
the
situation
.
.
ir
peop,e
read
lhe
Day
Newsn
days
the
Orient
that
the
British
government
tries
to
exhaust
pay$
to
let
them
know
what
yrm
every
possible
avenue
leading
to
the
settlement
of
inner-
have
to
eit
ences
and
avoids
threats
otwar
or
any
auuuue
wnicn
.
would
make
it
impossible
to
arrive
at
a
settlement
There
is
no
desire
of
the
British
people
to
fight
Japan
as
lone:
as
our
rights
are
respected.
If
war
does
take
place
it
will
be
only
because
there
is
no
other
way
of
protecting
British
interests
and
British
citizens.
USE
THE
ELEVATOR
The
use
of
the
elevator
during
the
coming
crop
year
is
one
of
the
important
matters
to
engage
the
efforts
of
the
Chambei
of
commerce
and
citizens
generally.
Now
that
a
subsidy
has
been
granted,
even
though
for
only
a
limited
number
of
sailings,
it
should
help
the
situation
and
make
it
cpair-'
f
-
cnv.uiv
to
'derate
the
elevator
successfully.
During
recent
years
it
has
been
used
only
as
a
storehouse
to
be
iiiled
once
a
year.
'
COST
OF
LIVING
Some
speak
of
the
high
cost
of
living
in
Prince
Rupert
because,
as
an
instance,
strawberries
have
been
so
expensive.
In
reDly
it
may
be
pointed
out
that
strawberries
Were
expensive
only
because
people
demanded
them
out
of
season.
The
berries
were
brought
in
from
the
United
States
and
were
subject
to
freight
and
duty.
Now
that
the
British
Columbia
crop
is
available
they
are
sold
at
a
reasonable
price.
People
have
to
pay
high
prices
for
out
of
season
goods
and
that
makes
the
cost
of
living
high.
If
they
were
content,
as
our
fathers
were,
to
wait
for
the
proper
season,
the
cost
would
not
be
high.
pMMHMMsaJMWMw
VSSWSWS
IM
I
asassWsMS
The
Daily
News
is
a
member
ot
the
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
holding
memberihip
in
these
organizations.
agents
wanted
most
Instantly
Make
up
to
SCO
dally.
Pocket
size
minute
demonstrator.
NO
RISK
SAMPLE
OFFER.
LUVICO,
Elkhart.
Indiana.
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TENHEItS
WANTElT
!
ENDER3
WANTED
for
excavation
on
lot
5th
Avenue
W.
Lowest
o:
any
tender
not
necessarily
ac
cepted.
Further
detail
at
Collar!
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
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SALE
nT
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r
r
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rtt
I
is
t
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i
nnu
fining,
rwitciicii,
unci
j
terfleld
Suites,
End
Table.
Bookcase,
Curtains,
Kltchenware,
Preserves,
Plants,
Chiffonier,
Double
Bed.
Pugsley,
Second
Avenue
Blue
53
(142)
FOR
SALE
1930
Essex
Sedan.
I
Cheap
for
cash,
Phone
564.
tf.
WANTED
WANTED
Olrl
for
soda
fountain
!
and
lunch.
Dave's
ConfecUonery.
'
i)
WANTED
Woman
cook.
Apply
Forfar,
Fort
St.
James
Hotel,
Fort
St.
James.
(H2)
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
Apartment
In
Vancouver
for
rent
July
and
Aug
ust.
Everything
found,
linen,
dishes,
etc.
Suitable
for
three
News.
PERSONAL
BOSTON.
June
tfl
'CT
-
Word;
received
from
Washington
an-1
Mrs.
Gordon
JolMfe
of
Queen
nounces
that
from
now
on
local
tf.
FOR
RENT
Two
rooms
and
bath,
reliable
people
only.
411
7th
Avenue
West.
t.f.
NEW
pep
at
40
for
mtn,
women;
New
Ostrex
Tonic
Tablets
contain
2
stimulants
from
raw
oystert
plus
4
general
tonics
to
pep
up
whole
body.
Try
package
today.
If
not
delighted,
maker
refunds
Its
low
price.
Call,
write
McCut-cheon's
Drug
Store,
t.f
Ffor
June
l.itf.(
FAOE
TWO
TUB
DAILY
NEWS
I
LADY
ASOriTH
IS
ORIGINAL--AS
I.V
AYS
J
SUMMER
SHOES
$1.95
1
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
III
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Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
New.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
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Managing-Editor
UrwtUO
Smt
l4
UWI
uai
4
i
01.
This
adtrertoement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tut
Liquor
Control
Itoird
or
o
tnr
Uoveroae&t
of
Britl'
nfiimhu
lotte
by
motor
from
menU
was
L,
Dyson.
Port
Cle-
Bears
are
reported
to
-be
very
plentiful
around
Paeofl,
evidently
"
attracted
by
the
odor
of
;he
fish
reduction
plant.
Immigration
Rule
Roving
Gypsies
Is
Changed
Again
Meet
At
Bedsi(e
Of
Aged
Woman
Charlotte
motored
to
'
SkldegaU
immigration
inspectors
ami
ex-1
nd
Skldeate
Mission
a
few
days
amine"
not
'oY
to
ex
o
for
a
visit
with
friends.
amine
all
passeniert
arriving
here
CHESTERFIELD.
Eng
J.
on
ships
from
foreign
ports.
Only
CP
A
solemn-faced
g:
i
Rv
W.
J.
Selder.
transferred
poenr
Ieavm
ships
here
will
men
stood
at
the
bedside
I
nnetn
Charlolte
to
Ymlr
at
examined.
year-old
woman
In
a
caravu.
.-y
the
recent
BrlUsh
Columbia
Con
The
Inspection
ruling
had
gone
j
Chesterfield
and
heard
her
tjspc
rernce
of
the
United
Church
of
'"to
effect
several
month
ago
ln,MAsduva
chavy
gelled
lOnnda.
is
now
holdlni
farewell
hopes
It
would
relieve
the
conges-j
chavy."
services
Last
Sunday
Skldegate
tlor
aboard
ships
as
they
enter
The
old
woman
was
Mrs.
C
;.
'Mission
and
SandsDlt
were
visited
New
York.
Frank
S.
Darts.
mana-lmas
Lee.
better
known
a
C
,
.
y
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Selder
s
II
ger
of
the
Maritime
Association
ut.
one
of
BrlUln
oldest
R
-
here,
complained
to
officials
In
lea.
The
men
were
hrr
tii
Washington,
however,
and
an
order
j
grandsons.
The
words
she
Bttrtti
came
through
rmelndlng
the
for-
In
the
Romany
tongue
mrjj
iLtt
mer
ruling.
you
come
home?
Ood
Ueu
yea.
As
a
remit,
the
local
inspectors;
Her
descendant
came
trm
l
are
expected
to
be
relieved
of
parts
of
the
country
after
'
'j
much
extra
work,
especially
with
the
"real,
original.
Oypsy
Lee
wai
the
summer
season
approaching
ill
and
wanted
to
see
ther
MacKenzie's
Furniture
10
ClirSTERHi:i.I)
SUITES-Covered
with
Tapestry
M
Cavel-DoUkln.
Cavel-Marcelle
and
Cavel-Kew
CQQ
flfl
Laselle
8ee
them
at
our
store.
Priced
from
0?0UU
Term
Can
He
.Urart4
Phone
''i
pooooooooooooooooooooooooot
ooooooooooooooooooooooco
Sun
Goggles
Protect
Your
Eyes
15c
to
$1
BATHING
CAPS
New
Styles
And
Shades
10c
to
50c
Ormes
Ltd.
3"?
Pioneer
Dn2?
fate
The
Retail
Store
Phone
ti
81
A
s:
Open
Dally
from
I
a.m.
till
10
p-m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
noon
till
2
p-m.
7
p.m.
till
p.m.
adults
only.
For
further
par-
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tlculars
apply
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VELVET
ICE
CREAM
HAS
MANY
VARIETIES
Cones
Lemon,
Raupberry,
Vanilla,
Chocolato
nl
Strawberry
Dixie
Cup-Tutll
Fraittl
and
Vanilla
Cream
Lunch
and
Candy
Freeze
liars
Vanilla,
Cherry
Custard,
Tultl
I
rulttl
and
Maple
Walnut
Dominion
Dairy
Phone
10
Fifth
Avenue
East
and
McIUlde