Parson
Pilot
Grand
Bomber
stony
flats
and
a
broad-shouldered,
xnlld-faced
man
climbed
out
of
the
cockpit.
"That's
'the
Friar"
back
from
bis
Sunday
service,"
said
a
young
airman.
In
a
faintly-tired
Toice
reminiscent
of
a
country
parson,
the
returning
piiot
pronounced
the
flight
perfect
but
doubted
whether
jthe
pictures
he
had
taken
on
the
reconnaissance
were
good
because
of
the
ground
mist.
Brother
officers
gave
him
the
j
lock-up
wo:
W
:
""fa
NyassaUnd.
He
joined
the
Royal
!Air
Force
at
the
outbreak
of
war
.and
his
first
job
at
Cairo
wasn't
much
of
an
introduction
to
it
He
performed
the
marriage
of
his
,wlng
leader.
Clergyman
Tnrned
Air-Fighter
In
j
In
the
first
big
bombing
raid
on
Serrice
Over
Desert
Lands
-Libya
after
Italy
entered
the
war.
jhe
flew
in
the
centre
of
the
lead-
SOMEWHERE
Hi
THE
WEST-,
1,1
?
but
the
commander
ERN
DESERT
July
30"
CP)
'complained
his
machine
constantly
With
a
roar,
the
lean
bomber
camejP1
bobbing
up
and
down.
to
rest
on
this
British
desert
air-
On
landing
he
explained
that
he
port
imDroTised
on
the
red-brown
'took
his
hands
off
the
controls
once
or
twice"!
was
a
bit
excited
at
my
first
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
nickname
because
he
really
is
a
friend
of
his
who
was
incercerasel
parson.
He
learned
flying
while
at!
there,
was
committed
for
trial
by
university
and,
after
ordination,
be-'
Magistrate
MeClymont
on
Satur-came
chaplain
to
the
Bishop
of
day
12ol$1.20-
25oz.$
40
0L
"JUST
THAT
MUCHiBETTER
This
advertisement
.
not
pubitsej
j
tiaied
by
the
Liquor
uuairoi
txarajpj
,pj
ice
uorernaier.;
oi
Hrtusn
Columbia
B.
G:liwiiture
Co.
NEWAiLTUTSED
FIJfcxiTITRE
J
1
Recen
Ill
I
tMltli
1522.50
""Z&fit'i
.
824.50
t
Hoover
Vacuura-.ci4W?'rj
4
Baby's
Cribs
From
$7.50.
SiffftO
S3.50toS8.50
I
Play
Gate
1
Cabin
Cook
gg
gQ
gQ
QQ
NEW
FURNITURE
3
Complete
Beds
With
strong
cable
springs
and
COI
CA
felt
mattresses.
Sizes
3-3.
4-0.
Special
0uU
IS
Spring-Filled
Felt
Mattresses
Well
made
and
of
C"f
O
Q
ET
very
fine
fabrics.
Reg.
$170.
Now
.
J&fO
8
Studio
Couches
Can
be
made
into
single
or
double
bed,
made
of
finest
materials.
3
spring-filled
QQft
tZ(
cushions.
Rtg.
$45-00.
now
OtDDU
J
Chiffoniers
In
waterfall
resign.
20
95
I
Dressers
With
round
mirror,
in
waterfall
design.
22
00
S
3-piece
Studio
Sets
Very
modernistic
with
chromium
trimmings
in
all
colors
and
different
designs,
from
S75.00
to
99.00
4
3-piece
Chesterfield
Suites
In
tapestry,
strongly
constructed
la
rust,
brown
and
gren.
From
Phone
BLACK
324
75.00
10
89.00
Neit
Door
to
B.C
Clothiers
THIRD
AVENUE
ITALIAN
PRISONERS
CAPTURED
IN
AFRICA
FIGHTING
Being
marched
away
to
an
undisposed
desu.
uon.
these
Italian
prisoners,
including
many
were
captured
during
fighting
m
Africa
be.
ween
British
and
Italian
forces.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
July
30,
1915
j
t
A
special
meeting
of
the
Board
of
raid
and
was
Just
t-hp
ha
hn
railed
tr.
riisruss
the
clapping
my
hands
and
shouting
landing
of
a
deputation
to
Ottawa,
to
myself
'Grand
show.
Splendid',
connecUon-
with
the
proposed'
show-
as
our
bombs
hit
the
be
,ppw
which
U
to
es-:
tarBe"-
;ublished
on
the
coast.
.
The
council
of
the
Board
of
Trade
met
yesterday
afternoon
to
consider!
-
t
-
.
.
.
.
i
ii
,
.
1
Ru
us
White,
who
at-
allegedly,
;tbe
endorsaUon
by
the
board
of
twoj
last
week
to
liberate
i
money
bylaws,
one
for
the
replank-ing
of
the
city
streets
and
the
other
!
for
the
construction
of
a
plank
roadway
to
Seal
Cove.
j
On
the
third
day
since
the
opening
of
machine
gun
list
at
the
Cold
Storage
plant,
the
sum
of
$650
was
subscribed.
The
remaining
$350
will
probably
be
in
shortly.
CHIROPRACTOR!
Stanley
W
Colton,
D.CJh.C.
WaDare
Block,
Phone
619
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Mirk
VALENTIN'
DAI
It
Y
4.
rHovr
57
Notice
Senior
fMatriculation
Parents
sand
guardians
desirous
of
having
their
children
take
the
Seniol
f
atriculation
course
at
the
Bootl!
ileiiorial
High
School
please
nbtty
D
"
Ji
Matheson,
Secretary
of
School
Board,
City
HalJ.
Prince
Rupert
before
August
15th.
Applications
are
invited
from
out
of
town
pupils
Open
Till
10:00
pan.
Ice
Cream
Soft
Drinks
Tobaccos
Candies
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
HOLIDAYS
Book
Your
Reservations
at
SANGAN
RIVER
HOLIDAY"
CAMP
Now
Also
for
Full
Particulars
Write
MfcS.
DUNN
Massett,
Queen
Charlotte
Is.
B.C.
Bulletins
NO
BRITISH
ESPIONAGE
LONDON
Foreign
Secretary
V
discount
Halifax
declared
in
the
House
of
Lords
today
that
"it
is
hardly
necessary
to
state
that
there
is
no
foundation
whatsoever"
for
allegation
by
Japan
of
a
British
spy
network
in
Japan.
ILWANA
PLAN
ACCEPTED
HAVANA
Secretary
of
Stale
Cordell
Hull
was
proceeding
to
leave
for
home
today
after
attending
the
Pan-American
Conference.
The
plenary
session
was
expected
to
accept
the
plan
for
AGNES
McPIIAIL
NOMINATED
SASKATOON
Agnes,
McPhall
of
Ontario
was
last
night
nominated
United
Reform
candidate
for
Saskatoon
U
the
federal
by-election
to
be
held
August
19.
SEAPLANE
PURCHASED
NEW
YORK
The
British
government
has
purchased
a
large
twin-motored
privately
owned
fourteen-ton
seaplane
from
the
United
States.
It
will
be
nsed
in
carrying
aluminum
from
United.
States
to
Great
Britain.
Clyde
rangborn
will
be
the
pilot,
it
Is
reported.
REFUGEES,
ARRIVED
OTTAWA
Two
liners
arrived
at.an
Eastern
Atlantic
rort
with
reingees
irom
Great
Britain,
j
half
or
them
chlidrenJiThiirlers'T
uPh
Brfunnie
and
Cameron
irrifed
at
jfJ?
1
New
lork
with
758
'and
5
U
'pass
engers
respective.'
,
f
SAVED
BT
CANADIANS
OTTAWA
Sevn-
Hundred
German
and
Italian
prisoner
survivors
as
well
as
ship's
officers
and
men
of
ILM.C.S.
Restigonche
for
their
rescue
work
following'
the
German
torpedoing
of
the
prison
ship.
The
Restigouebe
had
previously
figured
In
rescue
of
II.
M.C.S.
Fraser
crew
off
Bordeaux,
France.
ARMED
TRAWLER
SINKS
LONDON
The
British
Admiralty
announces
sinking
of
the
armed
trawler
Staunton.
The
vessel
struck
a
mine.
SPAIN
AND
PORTUGAL
LISBON
Spain
and
Portugal
are
negctiating
a
pact
providing
for
immediate
consultation
in
event
of
threatened
aggression.
EXTENDING
BLOCKADE
LONDON
Minuter
of
Economic
Warfare
Hugh
Dalton
announces
extension
of
the
British
blockade
on
goods
going
and
coming
from
further
European
countries
ab
well
as
islands
in
the
North
Atlantic
and
North
Africa.
GERMANS
MOVE
TROOPS
LONDON
Six
hundred
thou-tand
more
German
troops
are
reported
to
have
been
moved
into
the
Biscay
Provinces
of
France.
Dairy
advemrag
ra
cat
Daily
News
Is
sat
to
bring
dally
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
WAR
IN
NEAR
EAST
LONDON
Authoritative
sources
report
that
some
British
pa-,
trolling
troops
are
missing
In
a
fight
on
the
Libyan-Egyptian
frontier.
Heavy
casualties
hare
been
inflicted
upon
the
Italian
troops
at
Moyale
by
the
Royal
Air
Force.
The
naval
base
of
Malta
had
its
100th
air
raid
by
the
Italians
yesterday.
No
damage
of
any
consequence
was
done.
Italian
planes
also
raided
Aden
in
the
Red
Sea
yesterday,
killing
four
natives
and
wounding
others.
COPENHAGEN
BOMBED
STOCKHOLM
Copenhagen
was
reported
to
have
been
bombed
today
for
the
fourth
time
by
British
planes.
Two
of
the
bombers,
it
was
said,
were
brought
down
by
anti
aircraft
fire.
kit.
and
Waltpr
Kklnnpr
rhlf
AUSTRALIA'S
CALL
MELBOURNE,
Australia,
July
30-
Making
her
first
call
at
this
port
'CP)
Prime
Minister
R.
O.
Men-"Minister
of
Justice,
ma-:
'
."
i
taa
vromd
to
m
au-
tVancouver.
CJJl.
sU
.tr.
EYES
EYES
War
News
2
Shows
Nightly,
7:00
and
Licence
fer
Nnmounts
BOMBERS
BUSY
Easily
.
.
.
The
Finest
Fnll-Toe
Frame.
T
ne
Newest
BRITISH
W?
1
L0XD0.N
British
bombers
"Cone
With
The
Wind
in
Eye-Wear
made
daylight
raids
orer
a
widespread
Don't
Miss
It!
area
of
Germany
and
the
low
countries
jesterday
and
last
Expert
Optical
Service,
Watch,
Clock,
Jcwelcry
night,
attacking
a
wide
variety
of
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
targets,
the
tonight
Air
Ministry
announced
'Rebecca
CHAS
DODIMEAI)
Optometrist
in
Charge
rhone
261
for
Appointment
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Fine
China,
Glassware
and
Novelties
Sold
Swastikas
since
having
been
taken
over
by
lies
aroused
enthusiasm
In
a
ment
here
that
lmn
-j
her
new
owners,
the
Union
Steam-
Presbyterian
Assembly
here
when
effective
action
would
I
ship
Co-
from
Canadian
National
he
declared
the
war
was
a
fight
by
the
government
'
Steamships,
the
steamer
Casriar.'for
Christianity.
f
"fifth
column"
and
:
formerly
Prince
John,
was
in
port!-
paganoa.
uie
gamer:.
u
from
midnight
last
night
until
10
iv
the
mpkkme
coikt
ok
HRiTin.hun-
o'clock
this
morning.
Having
come
j
north
via
Rivers
iniet
and
uuteaaic
:
in
th
yuitn
with
cannery
supplies,
the
Cassiar
i
on
Mm
j
Worcester
naa
a
sow..-.
IN
fKOHWE
f
I
he
.dmlRltralloa
.tt
.tnd
.iirr
oc
ihr
mr
r.Mir
M
"M
II
UO
TVi
(niHu.iw.
aUr.
n.h
tr
nn.1A
Clnnn
Vl
anH
I....
I.
.
Xhe
UteSt
UldlCatlO
Iff.
lniv.tl
proceeded
from
here
to
the
SkeenaLl
an,i:
"
bT
rder
04
the
Mle
of
swatl!cas
in
River
to
load
canned
salmon
for
TZT
J?"'
aixmntM
Khol
'for
cheering.
Even
be!
jbreak
of
war
the
pr..
N,
ipaganda
here
was
far
unitv
of
(he
western
hemisohere
.
Vancouver.
The
Cassia
r
is
in
com-
AdauaMntor
of
Uw
Et
nf
wun,m
copper
tor
use
in
Dir
against
totalitarian
domination.
,mand
of
Capt
Alex
McLennan,
weU
.S?L
f?-
cy
of
The
swastika
Itself
:s
w
The
Argentine
government,
however,
gave
notice
that
any
conference
signature
would
be
subject
to
its
ratification
later,
thus
leaving
a
reservation.
known
Union
master,
and
other
oNlTw
uT
ln!
upc
0Iulne,JacKr'
fleers
Include
Victor
Hayman.
'chief
todrfxwln"
u
to
m
form-
Several
schoolboys
w
r
officer;
George
Craighon.
chief
en-
SEA
T$uX
te
f!lf
glneer:
Joseph
Barroclough,
pur-'oe
ni
propntr
Trtfmi
iui
m
or
....
rv
rMtfrw
"
it.
a
mii
...
fViuuiDUUUO
rnin
t
VM
nUKVBK
aarvu.
lUIt
(Frt
coir
o
eUtoia
ui
in
my
hnd
C
'
WlH-
10bfr
71
.,.
,
-
1
DATED
t
Prince
Rtirrrt,
BrXUh
Col-
port
from
4
to
7
0'i'
t
tTSJIlm
"
A
afternoon.
Thevess-:
?vSTtSSL
C
g
?,
a.
watt
:
Paengers.
seven
of
Nedden.
had
on
board
105
passen-
T
.
gers
of
whom
four
disembarked
at
WWyVAvvAw.
this
port.
The
most
of
the
passen-
5
'
.
"
"
"
gers
aboard
the
Prince
George
i
were
roshd,jrld.-
Alaska:
lonrists
C.
P.
RsSttamer
PrlncesCWiar
5
fette.
CapiT
William
Palmer,
was
J
In
port
from
9
ajn.
to
noon
yes-
terday
northbound
from
Vancou-
5
ver
to
Alaska
on
a
regular
tourist
5
troyage.
There
were
178
passengers.
mostly
round
trip
tourists,
aboard
the
Princess
Charlotte,
Charlotte,
nine
nine
dis
A.
5
embarking
here
and
none
taking
S
passage
here
for
the
north.
mer
Catala
rant
Finally,
arrived
in
port
at
$
-.ft
49:30
Sundav
Vrnm
ruitl.
i,n
V
northern
points
wheace'she
islre-1
turning
here
southbound
this
a:
noon.
fler-
No
boats
being
in
with
catches,
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
thei
m
Area
iso.
z.
there
lus
bfen
a
!
marked
diminution
ofRiriber
of
5
boaU
landing
catches
here,
these
f
oi
course,
being
confined
to
the
larger
Tessek
operating
in
Area
No.
It's
the
cumdiatnt
erltct
of
an
vertising
that
counts.
Dr.
J.
Munthe
Successor
Z.t
H.
O.
Johpsen
Now
Il;s
His
Office
in
the
RESNER
BLOCK
THE
OLD
GARDENER
FERTILIZER
An
Entirely
New
and
Different
Plant
Food
Contains
Vitamin
B
The
new
remarkable
Plant
Stimulant
ln
the
proper
proportions,
a
mild
Insecticide
and
further
essential
elements
for
a
steady
growth
and
a
healthy
plant
life.
Try
a
Packet
Today
10c,
25c
Wholesale
Distributors
W.
IL
Malkin
Co-
(P.R.)
Ltd.
Summer
Dresses
$2.95
FROM
HIGHER
PRICED
GROUPS
Been
We
arc
determined
not
to
carry
any
of
this
year's
dresses
over.
Most
all
of
these
from
the
Arandora
owe
their
local
flsh
Ewhange
this
morning.
worn
far
into
the
fall.
All
sizes.
TRICED
TO
SELL
i;rm
i
a.
ii
.
-,
Following
thf
remt
Vtr4t
C
:
'
;
iuc
liuiDir;
m
oiucers
"
h
uuu
,
FASHIONABLE
WOMEN'S
COATS
LIMITED
QUANTITY.
We
won
t
guarantee
how
long
before
these
coats
selL
Hunv
down
$16
to
$18
values
In
the
Heart
of
Prinr
ir
With
LAURENCE
OL'VIER
JOAN
FONTAINE
NOTE
For
Troper
Enjoyment
and
Understanding
See
it
From
the
Start
at
7:11
and
COLORED
CARTOON
"Sniffles
and
Bookw
In
South
Africa
Government
Takes
Action
7(
Round
Up
Bold
Fifih
Columnist!
WORCESTER,
South
'
30:
CP
When
Dr
c
r
i
M
ffl
$9.95
Mall
order,
Promptlv
lllled-Open
Saturday
Night
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
$
THIRD
AVE.
Next
to
Hellbroner's
-
Phone
BLUE
907
i
LUMBER
CEMENT,
SASH
and
DOORS
Complete
Line
of
Building
Supplies
Albert
and
McCaffery
Ltd.
Phone
117
Phone
116