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OTTAWA
The
veterans"
reserve
guard
strength
in
Rritish
Colombia
is
being
increased,
Attorney
General
Gordon
Wismcr
announces.
Lieut.
Col.
Sparling,
who
commanded
the
First
Battalion
overseas
last
war,
has
been
'appointed
to
command.
BAN
ON
KITES
Ministry
has
forbidden
the
flvlne
of
kites
and
balloons.
During
the
Invasion
of
the
Low
Countries
kites
and
balloons
were
flown
to
signal
the
enemy.
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Summer
th
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in
advertisements
thaf.fJ
t
come
in
late.
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copy
for
new
i
advertisements
or
for
changes'
f
should
be
in
the
Daily
News
of-
lice
the
day
before
publication
Reports
of
overnight
meetings
for
publication
should
also
be
lit.
early,
preferably
the
night
before,
to
insure
publication.
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him
to
the
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The
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Dr.
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was
gen-
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aiscreauea
auer
mat.
wnue
the
data
submitted
by
Admiral
Peary
was
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by
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roner
WAS
SHORN
OF
HONORS
NEW
ROCHELLE.
New
York,
August
6:
Dr.
Frederick
A.
Cook,
who
died
here
yesterday,
came
Into
world
prominence
In
September,
1909,
through
his
announcement
PWe'.
only
l
be
later
of
al!
the
honors
.that
had
been
heaped
upon
him
because
of
his
claim
to
that
achievement.
Five
days
after
Dr.
Cook's
announcement,
a
similar
one
was
made
by
the
late
Admiral
Robert
E.
Peary,
the
claims
of
the
rival
explorers
precipitating
one
of
the
most
spectacular
and
wide-spread
controversies
Involving
the
long
search
for
the
top
of
the
earth.
The
two
men
gave
their
mes.-sages
to
'the
world
while
enroute
to
civilization
from
the
north
FRIENDSttOR'LIFE
Christopher
Lunt,
one
of
the
younger
children
evacuated
from
the
United
Kingdom,
was
in
a
happy
mood
when
he
reached
Vancouver
after
travelling
across
the
Atlantic
and
Canada.
He
Is
shown
here
saying
good
-bye
to
his
new
found
pal,
Porter
Oedrge
Livingston,
who
took
good
care
of
him
on
his
long
train
ride.
Christopher
had
a
grand
time
on
the
journey
and
is
now
'safe,
from
German
raiders.
He
will
live
with
friends
on
the
West
.Coast.
frigid
zone,
Dr.
Cook
being
on
his
the
promotion
of
oil
schemes
at
""iway
to
Denmark
and
Admiral
Fort
Worth,
Texas.
After
an
ln-
Peary
at
Indian
Harbjr,
Labrador,
vestlgation
he
was
convicted
of
When
they
reached
points
whence
using
the
malls
to
defraud
and
it
was
passible
to
give
more
details
was'
sentenced
to
the
Federal
of
their
exploitations,
Dr.
Cook
penitentiary
at
Fort
Leavenworth,
claimed
to
have
discovered
the
Kansas,
for
14'
years
and
fined
pole
on
April
21,
1908,
one
year,
$12,000.
He
began
his
sentence
in
and
five
months
before
he
had
i
sent
out
his
first
message.
Admiral
j
Pearjr.,.
announced,
that
his
dls
-
cnyry
of
the
pole
was
.tn'ade
on
April
.6,
1909.,
fust
five
months
td
the
day
befok!
neWa'si
ijii
a
posla
tlori
to:
tell
of
U.
lEveMtiajiy,
the
data
submitted
Gs$fc
.wayjiel4.
lh-
r-ciaim
Jeand
Admiral
Peary
lnslstd!Wat
whentlce
0f
medicine
in
Sullivan
Coun
I
3-Piecc
Chesterfield
Suites
Ih
rust,
green
and
brown.
All
lat-
fTnVsSmyd
of
very
75.00
10
S89.00
rhone
BLACK
321
THIRD
AVENUK
Next
Door
to
B.C.
Clothiers
discoverer
of
the
North
Pole.
Five
Years
In
Prison
For
some'
time
after"
he
lost
his
fight
for
recognition
of
his
claim,
Dr.
Cook
dropped
from
public
(notice.
He
became
involved
with
the
government
In
1922
through
April,
1925;
and
was
paroled
early
In
1930,
when
he
had
served
one-1
ithlrd
of
hls
tlme.
I
,
Dri
Cook
was
born
at
Calllcoon
Depot,
Sullivan
County,
N.
Y.,
June
10,;
1865.
He
was
the
son
cJ
Dr.
'Theodore
A.
and
Magdalene
Long.'Koclr,
the,
family
name
hav
lng
been
changed
'to.
Cook
in
1860.
The
father
had
come
l,romi
Ger
many
in
1853
and
began
thfc
'prac
ty.
There
the
son
went
to
school
and
'later
attended
public
schools
In
Brooklyn.
He
studied
medicine
at
the
College
of
Physicians
and
Surgeons
and
In
the
medical
school
of
New
York
University,
be-
i
lng
graduated
from
the
latter
in
i
1890,
He
practiced
for
a
time
in
New
York,
but
later
became
better
known
for
his
activities
in
Arctic'
and
Antarctic
explorations
than
for
his
work
In
medicine.
On
June
10,
1902,
Dr.
Cook
mar-
Tied
Miss
Mary
Fldele
Hunt
of
t
Brooklyn,
She
obtained
a
divorce
jln
Texas
In
1923,
a
short
time
be-j
fore
the
doctor's
conviction
in1
connection
with
his
oil
schemes.
i
OOVEUNMENT
t.K!
OK
ACT
Swllon
12HI
i
Notice-
of
t'pplii-iillnn
for
lloer'
Licence
Notice
ta
hereby
given
that
on
the
'
15Ui
'day
of
August
next
the
undor-
Control
Board
for
a
licence
111
respect
of
the
premise
being
part
of
a
build-
1
lng
known
as
Spruce
Creek
Hotel,
situated
Von
'
Bpruce
Creek
approximately
,
nine
miles
from
Atlln
Townslte,
upon1
land
described
as
placer
mining
lease:
No.
887
at
Spruce
Creek,
British
Columbia,
Prince
Rupert
-Land
Rcglstra-I
tlon
District
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
for
the
sale
of
beer
by,
the
glass
or
by
the
bottle
for
con-i
sumption
on
premises
or
elsewhere.
!
Dated
JUIV
2nd.
1U40.
SPRUCE
CHEEK
HOTEL
LIMITED
Applicant
IN
THE
8LTKKMK
TOl'IlT
OF
llllll
lSli
t'OI.l.MlUA
IN
mOHATK
III
the
Matter
of
4
lie
"Administration
-
Act"
Anil
In
the
Mattrr
of
the
K(ate
of
Ullllam
Iuff,
Dweaseil
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
Ills
Honor
Judge
Fisher
dated
the
28th
day
of
June
A.
D.
1940
I
was
appointed!
AdmJnlHtrator
of
the
Estate
of
William
Duff,
deceased,
late
of
the
City
off
Prince
Rupert.
All
persons
ere
hereby
;
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their,
IndeWtedness
to
the
Estate
to
me
forth-!
with
and
ell
persons
having
claims!
agl&nat
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
;
rile
them
properly
verified
with
me
on,
or
before
the
31t
of
August
1940,
fan-1
lng
which
I
shall
proceed
to
make
dls-i
trlbnihlon
of
the
stud
Estate
having
regard
only
to
claims
Uien.
In
my
hands,
DATED
.-
Prince
'Rupert,
British
Col-
umbtaviithls
2titb
day
of
July
A.
D,
1940.
-f
.
A'''
NORMAN
A.
WATT
'
'
Oflficud
A6jiwit-:.'or.
e
Bulletins
;
i
CHILEAN
SHIP
SINKS
VALPARAISO
Sixty-seven
arc
reported
drowned
as
a
result
of
a
Chilean
ship
striking
a
rock
at
the
western
entrance
of,
the
Straits
of
Magellan.
BIG
RADIO
STATION
OTTAWA
A
new
50,000
short
wave
radio
station,
costing
an
estimated
$100,000,
is
being
planned
for
Canada,
It
would
be
used
essentially
for
war
purposes
and
later
might
be
used
commercially.
DANE
SHIP
SINKS
COPENHAGEN
A
Danish
steamer
sunk
when
it
struck
a
mine
in
Copenhagen
Harbor.
Those
on
board
were
rescued
by
a
German
warship.
WITHDRAW
SUPPORT
BUCHAREST
The
Iron
Guard
(Fascist)
party
threatens
to
withdraw
support
from
the
present
Rumanian
government
if
it
makes
territorial
concessions
in
Transylvania
to
Hungary.
IMPERIAL
RUSSIAN
ARRESTED
LONDON
The
Evening
News
reported
yesterday
that
Rear
Admiral
Nicholas
Wolkoff,
former
officer
of
the
Imperial
Russian
Navy,
and
his
daughter,
Anna,
had
been
interned
under
defence
regulations.
TRIPLE
DROWNING
VANCOUVER
Police
are
In-vestiffatinff
a
possible
triple
drowning
in
Vancouver
Harbor
following
discovery
of
an
abandoned
gasboat,
the
motor
of
which
was
still
running.
Relieved
aboard
the
boat
were
the
owner,
Norman
Roard,
a
Vancouver
fisherman,
and
two
unidentified
women.
(REEK
PLOT
ATHENS
An
alleged
plot
to
overthrow
the
government
,of
John
Mctaxes
has
been
foiled.
The
corporators
have
been
ban
ished.
WIIEAT
ACT
PASSED
OTTAWA
The.
Wheat
Board
Act
amendments
passed
the
Senate
yesterday
and
now
await
Royal
Assent
before
becoming
law.
COMMUNIST
PLOT
LOS
ANGELES
District
Attorney
Burcn
I'itts
announces
that
today
he
will
present
to
a
grand
jury
evidence
of
a
Communist
plot
by
which
it
was
hoped
to
overthrow
the
United
States
government
and
assassinate
prominent
industrialists
"unless
they
played
ball."
Two
arrests
have
keen
made.
CIVIL
WAR
FILM
HERE
"Virginia
City,"
With
Errol
Flynn
And
Miriam
West,
Depicts
West
In
Roaring
Days
Saga
of
the
roaring
west
of
the
Civil
War
era,
"Virginia
City,"
with
Errol
Flynn
and
Miriam
Hopkim
In
the
leading
roles,
Is
the
feature
offering
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
the
first
half
of
this
week.
The
setting
is
a
colorful,
lawless
mining
town
during
the
rowdy
days.
The
theme
rscounts
an
auth-
larlty
of
Nassau,
caoltal
of
the
Ba-entic
episode
adeptly
woven
Into
hamas,
with
United
States
tourists
a
screen
play.
Is
expected
to
soar
high
as
a
result
Flynn
portrays
the
part
of
an
of
the
appointment
of
the
Duke
of
Intelligence
officer
who
is
sent
Windsor
as
Governor.
Already
to
the
mining
town
to
track
down
Uncle
Sam's
winter
social
schedules
a
gold
shipment.
Ills
romance
with
are
being
revised,
the
queen
of
the
dance
hills,
Miss
The
Nassau
telephone
list
will
Hopkins,
Is
short-lived
when
the
Include
the
Baltimore
belle
who
girl
has
him
kidnapped
and
he
recked
the
British
Empire
but
mlss-learns
that
she
is
a
soy.
The
in-
ed
the
throne
the
Duchess
of
itelllgence
officer
is
taken
prisoner
Windsor,
and.
of
course,
the
Duke
on
a
gold
caravan
led
by
Randolcfi
Scott.
Then
there
Is
an
attack
by
.bandits,
led
by
Humohrey
Bogart
who
Is
outwitted
by
Flvnn.
The
end
of
the
war
permits
a
happy
tending.
,
Alan
Hle.
Frank
McIIugh
,Gulnn
WIlllKms
and
John
Lltel
are
,
other
well
known
members
of
the
least.
1
I
War
News
TWO
TRAWLERS
SUNK
LONDON
British
air
raids
last
night
on
the
German
naval
base
at
Kiel
and
the
port
of
Hamburg
were
reported
tonight
by
the
Air
Ministry.
The
Admiralty
announced
loss
of
two
naval
trawlers
sunk
by
German
mines.
INVADING
SOMALILAND
CAIRO
Italian
forces
have
begun
an
invasion
of
Rritish
So-
maliland
with
three
columns
driving
into
position
in
adloln-
ing
Ethiopia,
a
British
communl-
que
reported
today.
BRITAIN'S
SEA
MASTERY
ALEXANDRIA
Great
Britain's
mastery
of
the
sea
continues,
so
established,
war
and
the
the
threat
of
the
Italian
Navy
notwithstanding,,
that
there
Is,
little
dancer'
to
convoyed
shipping;
In
the
vMedljc'tranean
and
ltrjj'bs-siblfr
.i'fih&jV
resumcrfdki1
i
limiteel
calC'
soon.
An
Egyptian
ship
will
be
leaving
shortly
for
the
United
States.
Air
travel
from
Great
Britain
eastward
may
also
be
resumed.
GIBRALTAR
ATTACKED
LONDON-Jhere
Is
no
confirmation
here
of
reports
from
AI-geciras,
Spanish
Morocco,
suggesting
that
there
had
been
an
Italian
attack
upon
Gibraltar.
Explosions
were
reported
to
have
been
heard.
Most
peopie
rvaa
uif
classified
ads.
Do
you?
CENTRAL
HOTEL
STEAM
BATHS
Make
Appointments
200
Rooms,
50c
and
up
Hot
and
Cold
Water,
Shower
Baths
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
A
WAV
FROM
HOME"
Ries
75c
up
SO
Room;
Hot
It
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C,
Phone
281
r.O.
Box
W
THE
OLD
GARDENER
FERTILIZER
An
Entirely
New
and
Different
Plant
Food
Contains
Vitamin
Bl
The
new
remarkable
Plant
Stimulant
In
the
proper
proportions,
a
mild
insecticide
and
further
essential
elements
for
a
steady
growth
and
a
healthy
plant
life.
Try
a
Packet
Today
10ci
25c
Wholesale
Distributors
W.
II.
Malkin
Co.
(P.R.)
Ltd.
INASSAUIS
ATTRACTION
ARRIVE
THIS
WEEK
I
HAMILTON,
Bermuda,
Aug.
6:
'
(CP)
The
Duke
and
Duchess
of
i
Windsor
will
arrive
here
towards
the
end
of
this
week
enroute
to
;
the
Bahamas
where
the
Duke
be-
i
comes
Governor
General.
During
their
brief
stay
here,
the
Duke
and
Duchesr
will
be
guests
at
Government
Mouse.
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
6-
(CP
Foi-l-
who
was
King
Edward
VIII.
until
he
abdicated
December
11,
1936.
At
Nassau
is
the
governor's
pal-
ace.
a
large
rambling
stucco
affair
with
"deep
south"
galleries
running
around
the
second
floor,
much
like
the
galleries
on
the
Warrcnton,
Va.,
hotel
where
the
Duchess
lived
for
two
years
in
the
20's.
There's
a
maenifirent
vW
nf
th
h
fmm
w
Vj
KUllt
the
Nassau
house
And
there's
an
annual
stipend
of
2,000.
Tuesday,
August
6,
1940.
That
brings
up
memories
that
no
castle
they
had
220
pieces
of
lug-$12,000-a-year
wou!d
have
flnanc-
gage,
of
which
183
were
trunks,
ed.
Remember
that
June
wedding
Wonder
where
It
all
was
this
June
at
Monte.
France,
in
1937?
The
when
they
landed
in
Spain?
They
,
Duke,
looking
younger
and
happier
said
they
were
down
to
a
few
cans
i
than
he
had
In
years,
dashed
hat-
0f
sardines
and.
of
course,
one
11m-
less
to
the
village
florist
to
spend
Ktm
J10""".,
The.u
"rit
wortn
of
orchids
and
white
violets.
.
She
likes
white
flowers
best.
,J
npmpmhr
.th
trUSSeaU
.
il
lhawas
l
the
answer
to
every
maiden's
I
prayer?
Schlaparelll
made
17
of
(the
dresses.
The
Duchess
herself
de-
'signed
30
of
her
48
trousseau
'frocks.
They
were
so
Individual
,she
set
new
styles.
She
started
m
off
on
thgsc
cocktail
dresses
with
the
severe
applique
on
the
Jackets
.for
Instance.
But
the
dress
thnt
titillated
lmaelnatlon
wns
thp
frothy,
white-organdy
dance
frock.
It
had
two
bright
scarlet
lobsters
printed
on
the
skirt.
Expensive
Jewels
Clear
turtle
soup,
a
lobster
mouss?.
Wonder
if
shell
be
wearing
that
roast
pheasant,
souffle
potatoes,
little
chain
bracelet
with
the.
six
;
mixed
green
salad,
frozen
plneap-dangllng
crosses?
Half
the
'crosses;
pie.
Bordeaux
wine
and
a
llquer
were
cut
from
amethysts,
Jialf
itpn'
with
the
coffee.
'
1,11
gm
M
MM
TONIGHT
and
WEDNESDAY
2
Shows
Nlghtly,.7:00
and
9:20
ERROL
FLYNN
In
"Virginia
City"
With
Miriam
Hopkins
ttandolph
S-ott.
Humphrey
E9?arl!i
(At
7:20
and
9:10)
Also
Musical
and
Cartoon
Coming
Tliurs.
Frl.
Special
Matinee
Thurs.
20
Maeterlinck't
"THE
BLUEBIRD"
In
Technicolor
With
Shirley
Temple
emeralds.
Wonder
If
she
will
wear
the
dla-
rnond
diadem
at
Nassau?
It
was
his
wtuu,"
im.
ur
u.e
three-feather
design?
Three
feath-
err
were
hls
lnstnla
as
prlnce
of
Wales.
Her
pin
was
set
with
sever-
ai
,naa"
OI
'ue
Pious
mere
were
earring
to
raatcn.
When
they
finally
started
for
their
honevmoon
in
an
Austrian
ouslne.
Wonder
If'ifs
going
to
be
difficult
.'v.
.
"en
t0k
u.
,
h"
halffa"
hUrIfj
,
'buy
one
Palr
f
hose.
Just
to
get
the
right
shade,
.
.
.
.,
.
,
.
Wondcr
wnat
s
beco.me
of
that
dlnln-room
tab'e
ho
had
In
her
hnmc
at
Rc8cnt'
Pa'
Olatt
top
and
'nvUibly
lighted.
The
lllulnln-
a"on
faded
from
brljht
at
the
soup
lo
ca"a,e
Pcr
or
"1C
mc
tabic
at
first
had
a
mirror
top.
8ho
nad
11
changed
to
clear
glass.
She
explained,
"I
got
tired
of
looking
my
gucs,a'
noses."
The
Duchess
knows
how
to
order.
too.
Here's
one
menu
they
had:
ofiktToum!"
lc
SALE
DRESSES
Fall
and
Winter
Women's
Coats
Fur
trimmed
39.95
and
plain
Values
to'
$25
TO
50c
on
Our
0c
TABI
r
TO
$1
On
OOr
23c
TABLE
$2
to
$4
MILLINERY
79c
S
su
to
$10
Knitted
Suits
S3
9S
$2
to
$4
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990
?
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SALE
OF
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Dress
At
The
Sale
Price
of
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and
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Another
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lc
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in
stylish
numbers
you'll
like.
Large
choice
of
colors
and
sizes
If
you
come
right
down.
Values
to
$10
each.
Womens
Hose
Rayon
Hose
35c
a
Pair
FREE
or
3
pairs
for
$1,
and
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An
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Pair
Free
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tn
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Between
2nd
and
3rd
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Next
to
Runcrt
Men'.
n.
......
(Meet
Her
in
a
Meter
Cab)
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METER
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PHONE
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fcr.
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