ugt
uei.
t
27
1840-
THJ
DAILY
UXW3
PAGZ
TRREB
U1.
-i
O-JS-
NION
THRLAWHS
ON
ADOLF
Thi
is
bow
at
least
one
Briton
reacted
to
the
pamphlets
drop-
Id
by
German
planes
in
flights
over
southern
and
southwestern
..gland
the
night
of
August
,L
The
paper
contained
extracts
from
Hitler's
appeal
to,
reason,"
speech
to
the
Reichstag
in
ihich
the
German
fuehrer
repeated
his
reported
desire
for
peace.
Announcements
i
vui
be
charged
for
.'n
at
I,
a,
ord
ies
Bridge
August
26,
,
'
I
r.te
Laaies
urwge
oetjes'
ieqclng
September
4,.
tette'j
Fashion
Review
anu
et,
September
12,
Tea
and
ihments.
I
(0
Dance
September
20.
ELSIE
F,
II
K
APS
A.T.C.5L
idler
of
Piano
and
Theory
nwd
in
all
Grades.
iCJkt.
Successes.
Special
siiilng
in
Beginner's
Class
Work
Pnone
BLUE
.997
ivs
.Open
September
3rd
Forty
soldiers,
members
of
the
Ir
ish
Fusiliers,
arrived
at
the
Queen
They
are
on
outpost
duty.
Papers
Out
Early
During
This
Summer
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Mrs.
Olaf
Hanson
returned
pmlthers
last
evening.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Frasei
re-i
turned
early
this
morning
frorn
a
holiday
visit
at
Tlell.
W.
J.
Jtoberton
sailed
on
the
Prince
'George
yesterday
afternoon
for
a
brief
trip
tp
Vancouver.
;
All
concerns
havinc
bUU
atalnt
!
the
Carnival
Committee
are
xiy
quested
to
forward
theni
iramed-lately
to.
G
L.
JKor'ie,
Sectary
'J
Carnlva
Qornmljtee.
(202)
A
party
of
yourjg
Jolks
returning
on
the
steamer
Camosun
early
this
morning
frojn
a
month's
holiday
at
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands
included
Joyce
and
Billy
Watts,
tois,
Mare
and
Richard
Nlckerson,
Margaret
Sutherland
and
Peggy
Large.
PRINCE
RUPERT
LEGION
DE-j
FENCE
CORPS:
Parade
tonight
at
ARMOURY
at
8
p,m.
Lecture
on
SIGNALLING
at
?
p.m.
by
It.
8.
M.
Parsonage,
M.
M.,
R.
C.
C.
S.
(202)
1
Mrs.
W.
II.
Kergin,
who
has
been
visiting
here
with
her
son
and
daughter-in-law,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin,
is
sailing
this
afternoon
by
the
Catala
on
her
return,
to
Vancouver.
Also
going
south
on
the
Catala
is
Mrs.
W."
H.
Kergin's
grandson,
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin
of
Premier.
Reports
of
overnight
meetings
ford
Bjy
M
j
Ferguson
for
publication
should
also
be
Bay.
Loran
Bayes
city;
n
eariy,
preieraoiy
me
mBnfc
-
Anderson,
Digby;
before,
to
Insure
publication.
STEAMSHIPS
LTD:.
Pteamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
88.
CATALA
EVERY
TUBS-
T.S.S.
CAKUENA
HiiUAi.
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:J8
pJn.
Poe
VsncnuvM.
Than.
pjn.
Due
Vancouver,
monaay
m.m.
If
(nvenlepV
PIeMe.furvbaM
Tickets
at
Office
ber
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
WKK
J.
SKINNER,
frlnct
Rupwt
Aten,!.
Third
Ave.
Pbone
561
"RUPERT
BRAND"
Smoked
LACK
COD
"."r.
Hupcrt
Snaked
Paily
Canadian
Fish'&Cold
Storage
y
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Co.
Ltd.
Kajaj
Bank
BIdg.
Fi-csh
LQcal
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MiHt
VALENTIN
DAMtY
PIIONK
57
Cannery.
Prince
Rupert
'stealer
Camosun
and
are
return
Helmer
McKlnnon,
Vancouver;
Harvey
Jones,
North
Pacific
cannery;
M.
Ohashi,
Port
Esslngton.
Central
Gnr.
J.
Mclvor,
Barrett;
F.
O'Brien,
Barrett;
Gnr.
Shelford
C.
M..
Frederick
Point;
R.
Burditt,
Barrett;
D.
M.
Nasadyk,
Barrett;
l.
nnrl
Mrc
P
VIPTPOIC.
pltV.
I
hristy,
R.
C.
A.
F.,
Aliford
Bay:
,Eng
Sun,
Sunriyslde;
Mr.
and
Mrs
iW
s.
Anderson.
Terrace',
Wm.
J.
Barton,
Winnipeg;
H.
E.
Goul-.
brown,
Victoria;
D.
II.
J.
Norton,'
fAemet.
Calif.;
Dorothy
M.
Stew-
Km
Faniou
,Edsun
Alberta
COAL
UulMey
yalley
Coal
Nanalmo
YemnH!on
Coal
Bulk
ley
Valley
Wheat
and
'Grain
SEEDS
and
FERTILIZERS
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEE!)
CO,
I'hone
B
and
651
ing
on
trie
same
p?ai
wms.
There
was
another
Irish
tnva
"I
met
my
husband'
"on
street
today."
"Yes,
It's
a
pretty
after
all."
I
to.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
a.
Pyson.
wme
tp.
fho
rttv
pariv
this
morning
on
the
Mrs.
Gordon
Jolliffe
and
two
ns
earn?
In
early
thv
morning
on
the
8tea.rn.er
Camoswn
Iroih.
ueen
Charlotte
City
and
pP
be
Jhojldajt
w.g
a;
rw
Jsimpsofl.
sIoa
Sunday
night.
Forty
of
thn
came
hi
on
a
northbound
steamship
b.ut'
sp;
far
there
hye'beeix
no
ca.su-
Ue-
They
tell
me
I
have
a
rival
col
imn
jn.
this
papr'toda.y.
ut
it's
not
?p
funny
as
mine.
"Willie,"
asked
the
teacher,
"what
Is
the
plural
of
man,?'''
-"Men,"
announced
,Wlllle.
"And
the
plural
of
child?"
"Twlnsl"
was
the
prompt
reply.
Betty
(lust
engagedl:
Doris,
do
you;
know
what
It
feels
like
to
be
in
Jove,
what
it
eels
like
to
sit
next
to
the
man
you
adore
and
feel
your
innermost
soul
vibrate?"
nofls'5
"Rurp
I
da.
I
feel
that
that
e
very
"time
Joe
takes
me
put
on
his
motorbike."
Counterfleting
has
increased
40
Mrs.
F.
Rakpr
nnr!
snn
Glen
ure
nercent
In
the
'.United
States
dur
Charlotte
Islands
this
week
on
the
returning
soutn
on
the
catala
after
'.lng
recent
years.
Lots
of
fellows
steamer
camosun
which
arrived
an
cxtended
vlslt
wUh
her
parents
.Iflnd.
Jt
.the
vonly
.yajr
left
to
make
In
port
here
early
this
morning,
w,
,,,
r.
n,rr.wnrtfAMnf
spnilmonev.
Cpve.
Mr.
Baker
was
at
one
time
J
United
Church
minister
at
Anyox.1
Betty:
"I
can't
think
what
you
le
is
now
at
Rosedale
near
Chllll-JIsee
In
Peter.
II,e
dpes
not
go
In
,
wack.
I
A
party
of
eastern
American
vlsl-
tors
arrived
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
It
has
been
decided
to
get
the
Dally
News
out
early
during
to
do
a
good
deal
of
trout
.fishing.
months.
montns.
the
summer
inai
makes
It
very
difficult
to
make
jihanges
in
advertisements
that
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
come
in
late.
All
copy
for
new
.
.
.a
.
.
HUftS
A
'
t
aaverusernents
or
ior
vw
-
p
j
prty,
isUmn
Kurlsn,
should
be
In
the
Dally
News
of-
stevent0
B.c.
Yum
Gee,
F.
Mc-
flee
the
day
before
publication
n,na,H
P
.T
for
sport
or
games
and
.
he
does
not
like
dancing.
What
Is
he
Interested
In?"
Pam:
"Me."
yesterday
and
drove
through
to.
Tlell,
where
they
plan
to
spend
a
W
J
gave
weeks
holidaying.
They
were
Mr.
and
ana
Mrs.
Mrs.
Reynolds,
iveyiiwus,
Mr.
and
anu
Mrs.
ivua..
iwrong
change.'
)
Well,
you
and
.
.
drivers
Coleman,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Burnam
and
.
....
Mr.
Mr.
and
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
Van
Van
Fleet.
Fleet.
They
They
expect
expect
I
0
me
the
can't
expect
taxi
accountants
for
one
the
small
world
The
novice
boxer
had
been
badly,
battered
In
the
first
round.
His
J
FlOOd
All-i
'
M?-u
in
tlicci
luiu
up.
Allfordl
"OOQ
ouy,
uc
aaiu,
jruu
re
aoiag
line.
He
fared
even
worse
in
the
second
round.
Still
his
second
remained
optimistic.
"Ypu
were
great
that
time,"
ha
said.
"He
barely
laid
a
glove
on
you."
j
The
novice
looked
puzzled.
As!
he
went
out
for
the
third
round.'
he
turned
to
his
second:
Better
keep
your
eye
on
the
re-
James
Burton!
T.'
Terence.
R.
I.'fr?e
sald-
Some-
,
Raerst.
Chehalis.
Wash.;
A.
E.DW
"
Bates,
Telkwa,
Mrs.
B.
Doberezak
and
Miss
Edith
Doberazak,.Smi-
J
w-n
tj
of
houses
and
hAyent
;thers;
F.
Funnell,
Decker
Lake;
up.-to;da
e
I
M.
D.
Jones
and
wife.
North
Pacific,
one
to
Jiyejn
you
raised
the
i?n
sp
luteh
that
I
t
a
n
O.
Rittt.
Scott,
Oceanic:
orpflnie:
R.
M.
m.
T.-w--
.
.
Advertising
u
n
jiivestment
art,
Port
Simpson;
Mrs.
Cecil
Ross,
H'raSf
3
Port
Simpson;
E.
Thurber,
Digby;
13
guests
from
AHfbrd
Bay.
Phones
18
&
19
P.O.Box
515
Preserving
Peaches
Arriving
Vednesday,
Aug.
28
HALES
and
ELBERTAS
Prices
Will
Be
Right
Lea.ye
Your
Order
Now?
MUSSALLKM'S
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Un,
RECIIS.TRY
'
NOTirr.
Ouartfr
of
Swtlon
3.1,
Townkhlp
2,
llanie
4.
rt
l)Irlil.
aud
('(rlfj-rat
cif
Till?
N.
14U-K
to
Ihf
Eat
Half
ot
1U
Sortli-WfM
Oinrtft
of
Srrllon
33.
Tomhlp
,
.Krapxe
foaH
DMrU-t.
WHEREAS
satisfactory
proof
ot
Iom
rt
the
'a.bove
OertUlfaUa.
pX
"ritl
l-Aied
In
the
name
of
Enoch
Moore
and
.
8.
V;ynie.
ripatlvelj
i
hli
beta
filed
In
UUs
of,flo.
notice
U
hereby
given
Un&
I
ahall
at
.the
expiration
of
one
month
.from
the
da.te
of
the'
first!
publication
herecjf,
law
Provtolonal
Certificate
of
TMe
Uf1
Icttt'
OtrUfkoa.tes.
unleas
In
the
mean
time
valid,
objfotlaa
U
made
to
me
In
DATED
at
the
land
RegtetTT
OOce.
trlnce
Rupert,
ft
C.
Wa
l?Ui
day
of
August."
19401
A.
THOMPSON
Dpputj
Registrar
of.
,TlUe.
i
September
4tH
ST.
ANDREW'S
MISSION.
6hk&
Tatlo
Phone
Blu
997
TORONTO,
Aug.
27:
-Five
thous
and
parcels
pf
fopd
per
week
for
British
prisoners
pi
war
in
uer-many,
to
be
purchased
and
packed
In
Canada
fpr
shipment
overseas.
are
asked
fpr
in
a
ca,ble
receiver!
from
London
by
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society-
This
request
will
be
discussed
at
an
executive
meeting
of
the
So
ciety
In
Toronto
this
morning,
but
unofficial
statements
made
by
Officers
of
the"
Society
Indicate
that
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
will
not
hesitate
in
adding
this
Important
new
branch
of
work
to
Its
many
services.
In
making
public
the
cabled
request,
Mrs.
H.
P.
Plumptre,
chair
man
of
war
activities,
said:
uThls
Is
a
great
thing
for
Canada.
It
li
another
lmuortant
Job
which
the
people
of
Canada
can
do
in
relieving
the
British
Red
Cross
of
some
of
the
tremendous
load
for
prisoners
of
war
from
our
abundant
supplies
here
In
Canada."
Financing
this
arrangement
will
greatly
Increase
our
heed.
The
parcel
of
food
from
Canada
would
be
distributed
in
Germany
under
International
Red
Cross
supervision.
It
Is
understood
that
if
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
3oes.
agree
to
supply
the
parcels,
the
British
Red
Cross
will'
send
over
to
Canada
representative
of
their
packing
department
to
supervise
the
packing
of
parcels
in
Canada.
The
food
contents
of
parcels
will
have
to
be
purchased
carefully
with
regard
to
rules'
governing
weight
and
size
of
parcels
are)
regulated
and
.food
is
sent
in
small
cans
so.
that
there
will
be
neces-)
sary
variety,
ir
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
takes
on
the
request
from
England,
it
may
ask
the
help
of
;
tho
nannrtlnn
Mprtlcal
Mntrlftnn
'
CPMINCL!
Crescent
Shows
Aug.
29,
30,
31;
Sept.
3,
3rd
Jean
JUc
Lean
A.T.C.M.
and
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.CJL
AQunce
the
Opening
of
PIUVATE;
and
CLASS
TUITION
in
PIANO
and
TIIRORY
Commencing
September
1
Phone
Green
83G
or
Green
403
Studio
in
Federal
Block
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Fronrlpt
"A
THH:
AVVA
.rKtiM
HIIMr"
R:n
75r
up
tiO
Koonir
H
v
i
iio
wi-
rinc-
,Hiirrt
ti
c
fhne
tj(i
r
(k
I
THL
SEAL
QU
ALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
racket
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
to
Prior
Rnpcrt
Committee
In
considering
the
nu-j
tritlonal
valu
oj"the
food.
j
The
Canadian
Red
Cross
has
tor
some
time
past
been
sending
consignments
of
food
oijer
to
England,
to
he
jjacked
th?re
and
sent
to
British
prisoners
In
Germany
inese
prisoners
include
some
va-
naaians
wno
ennsiea
wun
ine
British
Forces,
mainly
the
Royal
,
Air
Force.
i
An
urgent
meeting
of
aU
women
interested
in
Red
Cross
work
will
be
held
in
the
City
Hall
on
Thurs
day
August
29th
at
8
pjn.
A
fifty
cen,t
russiiitq
ad.
iften
make
you
.many
dollars.
rree
Free
will
JVOGUE
PURE
WHITE
Going
somh
on
the
Catala
today
"It
will
therefore
be
seen,"
Mrs.lUl
be
Clara
Betty
and
Phyllis
Plumptre
-said,
"that
by
sending
Shennon
of
Vancouver,
Miss
Mor-
,
over
these
5.000
parcels
each
week,
8n
and
Miss
Dunham,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
f
as
requested,
we
will
b
making
M.
Carter
frcm.pgrt
Eslngton,
sure
that
all
bur
Canadian
pr!s-IMs.
Macfie
for
Victoria,
Mrs.
E.
oners
In
Germany
are
taken
care
i
Baker
and
son
Glen,
Mrs.
James,
of.
There
are
many
of
these
Mrs.
Dodinsead.
Canadians
of
whom
we
have
noj
information
because
they
enlisted!
In
.England
and
gave
their
na-i
T.
Tachlbana,
Buddhist
priest
tionallty
as
English."
'from
Vancouver,
tailed
by
the
Mrs.
Plumptre
emphasized
that
Prince
George
yesterday
afternoon
Red
Crosi
is
the
sole
agent
permit-
on
his.
return
south
after
a
visit
ted
to
staid
food
parcels
to
prls
here
and
at
Port
Esiington.
Also
oners
of
war.
Hundreds
of
veterans
going
south
was
T.
Isozakl,
prejl-
,
of
the
last
war
had
testified
that
dent
of
theOcean
Falls
Buddhistr
the
food
parcels
they
received
Association,
who
accompanied
him
from
the
Red
Cross
saved
them
here.
r
from
starvation
while
they
were
prisoners
in
Germany.
'
"As
an
additional
safeguard
In
this
war,"
she
added,
"the
International
Red
Cross
Committee
Is
sending
Its
inspectors
though
the
camps
to
make
sure
tha,t
the
pris-
which
It
is
carrying.
Britain
needs
oners
are
properly
treated
and
get
all
tha
frmH
cVio
Mn
rtrru4nrp
aiVrt
.IViaI.
ta(taM
flnl
nMatt
we
can
provide
these
food
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Cashmere
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Face
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cakes
Cashmere
2SC
Bouquet
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tif
40c
size.
65c
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for
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Colgates
Tooth
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20c
tin
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lc
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purchase
of
24C
Giant
Size.
55c
value
for
25c
Woodburys
Lotion
With
each
purchase
of
50c
Woodburys
Cold
or
Vanishing
Cream.
SOP
75c
value
for
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