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1
PAGE
TWO
HOLIDAY
FOOTWEAR
One
look
at
our
windows
will
give
you
a
little
idea
of
the
great
variety
of
Summer
Footwear
Dress,
Street
or
Sports
carried
in
all
styles
and
sizes.
White
Shoes
for
Her
"Campacs"
Crepe
Soles
for
Him
Bar-Flex
Runners
for
the
Children
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The-
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIALS
WATCH
FOR
TRAITORS
Evidpnt.lv
there-
i
a
-eneruI
move
throughout
the
British
moire
to
take
action
against
traitors.
They
seem
to
have
nwn
ut
th
old-fa'Mono'l
'"oH
"trai'Mr"
and
call
them
instead
members
of
the
"Fifth
Column."
At
a
time
like
this
we
look
upon
any
person
who
does
anything
to
eneouraee
the
enemy
as
traitors.
Whether
there
ae
many
such
in
Prince
Runert
we
no
not
know.
We
are
told
there
are
a
great
many.
We
are
pretty
sure
there
i
are
a
lew.
Possibly
they
are
not
even
Germans.
Doubtless
the
authorities
here
are
alive
to
the
situa
When
bad
news
is
coming
throueh,
waiting
is
cliff?
cult
Sitting
back
and
doinsr
nothinsr
when
action
is
need-
suddIv
Near
Panic
As
Result
Of
Sellinr
Avalanche
On
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK.
May
22:
One
of
Employees
Must
Take
Oath
Of
Allegiance
Now
VICTORIA,
May
22
Declaring
ag;
he
had
been
informed
in
a
general
take
the
oath
of
allegiance.
CLERGYMEN
CHANGING
Announcements
Concerning
This
District
Are
Made
Br
British
ed
is
always
trying.
Yet
here
we
can
do
nothing
thtf
Hazeiton-Rev
Norai
l.
Hughes,
will
turn
the
Germans
from
their
course
except
to
support
'
Terrjce
Rev.
j.
a.
Rowland,
our
men
by
our
continued
confidence
that
fn
the
end
they
"
"
will
win
George
Carruther
of
Smith-
,
,er
arrived
in
the
city
on
last
AFTER
THE
WAR
Interior'
'will
return
tcthe
Frlda
Fifth
ColuHlll
H.
R.
MacMillan
a
short
time
ago
gave
an
address
to
evening.
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
which
has
been
re
printed
and
widely
distributed-
A
paragraph
or
two
is
worth
passing
on
to
Prince
Rupert
readers
:
"It
is
too
early
to
speak
of
the
future,
except
to
?m-t
phasize
that
it
is
too
early
to
become
defeatists.
There
ist
no
defeatism
in
Great
Britain.
The
people
there
expect!
bad
news,
hit
thov
kno"'
that
now,
as
in
past
struggle:
'
bad
news
will
invigorate
them.
.
"There
is
here
too
general
an
assumption
that
'"hen
;
victory
Victory
comes
comes
the
the
British
British
Will
will
be
be
ruined.
nimed.
I
I
do
do
not
not
believe
believe'
power
freedom
mav
rgf
and
deoerdatle
peace
be
re-established.
The
system
r
AN
IMPORTANT
LEGACY
"At
the
conclusion
of
this
war
Great
Britain
wilL
pos-'
sess
the
largest,
most
varied
and
most
modernlv
equipped,
industrial
Dlant
in
her
history,,
manned,
bv
men
and
o-j
men
who
have
learned
their
trades
under
the
errnllin'!
ItASSIFiEO
FOR
SALE
(130)
;
free
Parliamentary
government,
sanctity
of
cntr.'"'
for
sale-i
large
o.
e.
sun
purity
of
justice,
will
remain,
and
will
have
trained
in
sta-.
sd
as
new.
Cosu
ture
and
.strength.
The
accumulations
of
transferal1
wealth
may
have
been
expended,
the
very
wealthy
peopT"'
will
probably
have
been
levelled
down,
but
this
does
no
mean
so
much
if,
as
is
to
be
expected,
the
real
wealth
of
the
country
remains
the
nroductivitv
of
the
land,
thr
;
scs.00
new.
Leaving
town
and
will
sacrifice
at
$30.00.
Dr.
IL
O.
Johnsen.
FOR
KENT
mines,
the
fisheries,
the
skill,
the
industry,
and
the
sense
rooms
For
Rent
-
Washington
of
honesty
and
justice
inherent
in
the
people.'
I
Building,
second
Avenue.
1120
;e
ROOM
furnfshsd
House
for
rent
July
and
August.
Phone
Red
441.
(122)
PERSONAL
demands
of
-ar.
The
machinery
of
finance
and
trade
NOW
J9
the
time
to
get
a
will
be
in
tho
ferule
of
leaders
who
have
inhered
tV
ey-'
government
job
as
cierk,
nenence
and
skill
o-ainpd
hv
thp
nntinn
rvhiVT!
rltiino-
fosunan.
customs
Clerk,
Steno.
thousand
years
has
pioneered
and
adventured
in
develnn-ment
"and
resuscitation
of
every
country
in
the
world
.
These
leaders
will
have
been
strengthened
through
the!
problems
and
responsibuities
of
dealing
with
the-world:
etc,
Three
Dominion-wide
exams
held
since
war
began.
Free.
Booklet.
M.
C.
C.
Schools
Ltd..
Winnipeg
Oldest
in
Canada.
No
agents.
inrougn
the
war.
With
this
equipment,,
with
the
will
to
want
normal,
pep
at
40?
men
live
by
nerforming
service
and
with
the
national
team
womeni
Try
ostrex
tablet
of
work
of
a
homogeneous
people,
who
have
learned
through
tonlc'
'ln"lants,
.oyster
eie-
thirty
generations
since
the
last
great
immigration,
to
feel
?J!LntsVIr
n
J""?
n,ormal
and
think
and
act
together
one
can
be
positive
that.
when
SXfiS.
the
war
ig
overrthe
British
will
.find
opportunities
in
the
iu
low
price,
call,
write
Mc-
Iarge
areas
of
Europe
that
are
prostrate
and
devastated,
cutcheon's
and
air
other
good
as
weu
as
in
ocner
countries
where
progress
has
lagged,
arus
store)t-
j
to
work
and
to
serve,
to
lend,
trade
and
create,
and
that
on
.men
wanted
such
foundations
with
such
opportunities
the
British
will
A
s9d
business
paying
good
m-agam
as
heretofore
find
employment
for
their
talents
and
come
and
wltn
future
posibui-their
people
and
will
thus
enrich
the
world
while
recreat-
tle8,
i11"8
Famllex
Products.
'
SSi1
rhZm6
!tr
is1Titerconceva,bLe
that
the
Bri"
"
SSf
Z-ZSTZ
tish,
f
fresh
from
this
ordeal
by
fire
which
has
penetrated
success,
why
don't
you
get
in
every
heart
amongst
them,
might
in
the
post-war
situa-
0tt
it
too?
no
obligation.
Ask'
tion
emerge
relatively
stronger
than
those
who
have
al-
for
mEE
cataJ8ue
describing
lowed
their
fibre
and
their
weapons
to
corrode
on
the
side
paVttfv11
linp?
"
amilex
PRODUCTS,
570
St
Clement
St.,
MONTREAL.
tf
...
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wfttlirsfl;,
,
u
BIG
BREAK
England
Playing
IN
MARKET
Football
Games
Just
As
Usual
West
Hsm
Qualifies
for
Next
State
in
War
Cup
Competition
HUNTING
lln.
died
In
hospital
at
AtHn
ye-
With
his
father
and
another
man
way
that
'there
are
a
few
In-
naiura
"UWI"
"
uul
stances
of
subversive
Influences
from,
their
mlnk
farmi
,
hunting.
Young
Rudolph
parted
within
our
own
provincial
service."
Mr.
Pattullo
said
today.
All
govern-
Py
k
'or
beaver
tracks
ment
emDlovees
will
be
reouirerf
to
and
came
out
'
an
unexoected
.
i
i
.
,
i
.
-
puuu.
urrssea
in
duck,
ogu
mistook
him
for
a
bear
and
fired.
The
boy
was
immediately
rushed
to
Atlin
but
the
shock
and
loss
of
blood
had
been
too
great
and
he
died
An
inquest
is
being
held
by
Coroner
H.
F.
Olassey
of
Atlin.
...
.
Weath
George
er
Columbia
Conference
I
General
Synopsis
The
pressure
(Continues
low
west
of
the
Que
-
uon
dui
tpey
can
ao
notning
aione.
iney
snoum
nave
the
The
British
Columbia
conference
high
southwest
of
Vancouver
Is-
Friday
Ss.
Prir..
Adelaide
8s.
Cardena
PROSPECT
IN
NORTH
Watershed
Of
Upper
Omineca
Ami
Finlay
Ulver
Draw
.Many
the
worst
breaks
In
years
occurred'
LONDON,
May
22
West
Ham
BURNS
LAKE,
May
32:
Many
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
United
qualified
for
the
next
stage
prospectors
are
leavtng
Burns
yesterday
as
a
reaction
to
Allied
I
In
the
war
cup
competition
by
de-
take
fer
th
North
lo
prospect
reverses
In
the
European
war.
feating
Huddersfield
three
goals
to.
for
piacer
gold
on
the
vast
water-Conditions
on
the
trading
floor
one
in
the
replayed
third
round
snMi
Jf
the
upper
Omineca
and
were
In
near
panic
as
books
fell
.game.
The
first
game
ended
three
unlay
Rivers,
behind
selling
orders.
The
day's
f
goals
to
three.
Driving
a
tnwk
loaded
with
the
turnover
amounted
to
3,940,000
(
primitive
mining
equipment
shares
and
shares
fell
off
froml
TT
T
TrrTlTD
sential
in
prellmnary
work
one
to
twelve
points.
Closing
averages
were
as
follows:
Industrials,
11413,
off
.8.30:
rails.
22.15,
off
1.83:
utilities.
18.34.
off
115.
Commodities
and
bonds
were
also
in
decline.
Today
the
market
showed
tendency
to
recovery
es-
curr
n.nid
and
Johnfty
Harrison
win
each
other
until
the
trail
mn
4
inrvxr
ends
at
a
canoe
portage.
They
I
KAliMiT
win
ilntd
at
mi
st
Jmea
lVnJl-li
X
by
shorty
naven.
Oraki
Harri-
.
son's
young
brida,
Mn.
Maude
.i
j
Charles
Rudolph.
Ajed
16
of
Gladys
arrl9on
wm
&rur
uyk
Lake.
Near
Atlin.
Is
Shot
In
of
food
guI)tes
and
u
grd.
Mistake
Fr
Hear
Rg
ft
Utty
of
frying
pans
and
,
the
simple
oookhvj
outfit
which
Charles
Rudolph,
aged
j
16.
of
wm
MUsfy
Ulflr
newU
B1
1Ur.
Gladys
Sueker
Lake',
north
of
At-
rJewn
.
also
of
vVtaUrta.
will
i'n
Uie
party.
Just
before
the
terday.
the
result
of
being
shot
frme.up
fau
ihU
group
took
through
the
hips.
In
mistake
for
a
bear
near
"
Gladys
Lake
two
days
-ut
several
ounces
or
coarse
goin
mil
intend
vround
sluicing
all
through
high
water
this
season
ARE
WELL
PROTECTED
Polish
Veteran
of
German
Onslaught
Discusses
1LA.F.
Defence
Measures
LONDON,
May
22:
iCP
An
!
eyewitness
of
successful
Nazi
air
.raids
on
vital
Polish
production
Forecast
icntrM
'
convinced
that
the
only
tao1
.adequate
protection
for
arms
fac
co-operanorr
"I
an
Citizens.
lniS
IS
a
ttritisn
country
and
of
the
United
Church
announce?
land.
The
weather
has
been-
(air
'
ground
and
In
the
air.
at
a
reason
Will
remain
bntlSh.
.the
following
changes
In
pastoral
and
warm
throughout
British
Co-
able
distance
from
the
area
enn-
.
(charges
in
Prince
Rupert
Presby-
lumbla
with
the
exception
of
on
the
cernea.
DIFFICULT
WAITING
TIME
tery
durin
e
coming
year:
North
Coast
where
showers
have
oc-
S.
Rogalskl.
one
of
the
chief
en-
Well
Organized
Spy
System
Bein-
Operated
In
United
States.
It
Is
Charged
tories
and
other
vital
national
een-
against
an
attempted
"bllti-kreig"
Itres
Is
that
afforded
by
a
strong
fcUereepUng
organisation
on
the
okc.ait-ncv.
wesiey
ptixon.
cunea.
eineers
or
me
National
Aircraft
ruumaai
a.
E.
Caldwell,
lay
weat
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Works
in
Warsaw,
told
the
Roval
Fresh
northwest
to
west
winds.
Aeronautical
Society
In
London
mostly
cloudy
and
warm
with
oc-
that
Britain
possess
the
nearest
ao-
casionai
log
patches
Soviet
Russia
proach
to
the
ideal
form
of
pro
tection
In
the
Royal
Air
Force
single-seater
fighters.
German
bomb-err
put
the
National
Aircraft
Work,
out
of
action
in
four
days,
he
said.
Rogalskl
said
local
protection
by
anti-aircraft
and
machine
guns,
however
strone
and
diversified
can
I
only
Increase
risks
from
an
en-i
emy
determined
to
bomb
a
lactory.J
The
balloon
barraae
is
Drebablv
WASHINGTON,
D
C.
May
22
-
stUl
lwa
effective.
j
The
United
States
Senate
commit-
Fre(luen
raId-
en
without
ma-,tee
on
un-American
actlvlUes
terial
damase-
Uy
hamper
out-Phar:;ps
that
a
well
organized
spy
put'
ne
declared-
At
his
factory
!
system
is
being
operated
through-
a,;kUttl
vlt-
praciwany
sioppea
on
'out
thU
country
by
Soviet
Russia.
lne
sccond
day
ot
the
raid
because
oi
irequent
raid
warnings.
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat
about
29
Q,
V-
1
The
Germans
used
about
2M0
it.
When
Victory
comes
Great
Britain
will
possess
-
.
eet.
6
h-p.
Palmer
engine.
Quick.
'PHmSUlO
U3I1I112S
alrcrat
rir
PolUh
campaign,
of
a
people
of
character
who
have
attain
risked
allin
fio-hU'
sale
$250
cash.
Enoulre
Fisher-
"
he
said,
and
lost
about
450
200
ing
inrr
a
o
nvodntnwi
predatory
nnii'nn
!n
in
order
nt.,1n.
.Unl
that
C
-T
.
.
f
.
mptl'n
men's
Co-op.
fVwnn
Store.
Rfnra
nr,
Cow
T7iw
'
7".
thrOUBh
anti-aircraft,
f
lri
n
nH
7Sll
Bay.
,:50
w
r
The
dr
majority
'
11-15
p.m.
of
Poland's
planes
were
destroyed
on
me
ground
OnJy
...
10
p.m.
a
Hmlted
number
could
be
attribution
pjn.
ed
tc
action
in
the
ar
and
to
antl-
Goin
Fishin
on
the
24th
Our
Fishing
Competition
For
the
largest
Rainbow
or
Cut-Throat
Trout
caught
on
fly
or
spinner
opens
May
24th
and
closes
Labor
Day
You
Are
Eligible
With
Any
Purchase
of
Fishing
Tackle
SEE
US
FOR
DETAILS
Kaien
Hard
PHONE
3
araware
vo.
Box
98
REOPENING
USK
MINE;
Work
on
the
proterty.
Mr
She;'
'on
stated,
would
be
resumed
n.
week
with
a
crew
of
half
a
doten
men
employed.
The
program
for
he
season
will
be
concentrated
on
he
driving
of
a
raise
from
the
p.
c
nt
tunnel
at
a
point
1200
feet
in
a
farther
open
up
the
ore
vein..
Nicholson
Creek
U
a
promising
told-ilfrer-molybdenum
projvrt
which
has
already
had
considerate
deretopment.
There
Is
a
good
road
the
distance
of
stx
mites
from
Usk.
The
location
is
four
miles
up
Nkh
olson
Creek
which
runs
Into
the
Skeena
Rhrer
from
the
north
two
miles
east
of
Usk.
The
property
U
well
equipped
with
buildings
and
machinery
and
Is
ready
for
an
immediate
resumption
of
operation.
Miss
Florence
Johnston
return
-J
ed
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
aircraft
for
a
great
part
of
which
our
own
anti-aircraft
artillery
was
responsible."
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