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EDITORIAL
.
THE
WAY
TO
JUDGE
It
is
possible
that
there
are
German
sympathizers
in
Prince
Rupert
district
who
listen
to
the
German
radio
broadcasts
or
to
the
pro-German
American
broadcasts.
Also
there
may
be
Italian
sympathizers
who
listen
to
the
Italian
broadcasts.
These,
it
will
be
noticed,
never
agree
with
the
British
broadcasts.
il
If
there
cncie
are
are
any
any
who
wiiu
believe
uKiieve
these
uiese
alien
mien
broadcasts,
uiuaurasif,'
HITLER'S
PROMISE
Hitler
has
promised
his
people
that
on
August
15,
which
is
Thursday
of
next
week,
he
will
enter
London
in
state.
If
:he.does:that
he
will
.have
to
speed
up
his
invasion.
It
was
thought
that
he
might
make
the
attempt
this
week
while
the
tides
.and
Qtherconditions
have
been
favorable.
However,
the
incessant
war
on
his
supply
centres
and
other
military
objectives
in
Germany
.have
had
a
somewhat
discouraging
effect.
The
British
planes
are
scouting
the
whole
coastline
from
the
northern
tip
of
Norway
to
the
south,
of
France
with
a
view
to
detecting
any
sign
of
possible
.invading
fleets.
When
anything
suspicious
is
found
it
isbombed.
This
is
something
of
a
deterrent
to
the
blitzkrieg
that
has
been
promised.
It
may
not
prevent
an
attack
but
it
makes
the
invasion
difficult.
Having
command
of
the
air
and
sea
is
a
great
advantage
f
or
the
British.
CONTINUING
HIGHWAY
Another
section.
vof
ihe
highway
connecting
Prince
Rupert
with
Hazetton
is
to
.be
built
this
fall.
Work
on
it
is
to
emmence
;at
once.
The
contract
for
four
miles
between
Usk
and
Cedarvale
has
been
let.
This
narrows
the
gap
connecting
Terrace
with
the
rest
of
the
world
and,
when
that
is
finished,
there
will
be
a
strong
demand
to
MACHINE-GUNNIN.GPItOWNING
PEOPLE
when
they
are.
struggling,
in
the
water.
It
is
just
one
ui-stance
p.f
G.erman
gaya'gery,
many
others
having
been
brought
to
light
.at
various
times
during
the
course
of
the
present-w:ar-
Most
peop.e
nds.
Do
you?
FOR
board.
rao
int
classified
FOR
KENT
FOUND
and
paying
or
this
ad.
WANTED
tion
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lumber
or
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Box
16,
Jally
News.
(194)
PERSONAL
YOU
can
jun
a
Home
Kindergarten
with
our
help.
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute.
Winnipeg,
Manitoba.
tf
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE-32
foot
cabin
cruiser,
9
ft.
beam.
.24
h.p.
.engine,
cheap
for
cash.
Apply
Don
Wilson's
Barber
Shqp.
U901
I.N
THE
SI
TIIK.ME
COl'RT
OF
I1K1JHH
tILl
MIHA
In
tho
-Mtter
of
Mniuel
(Jforge
Llna-ny,
jirwattd,
othfrwii
known
a
Nam
Ororir
Mndiay
And
In
the
Mattff
of
Wut
"AImlnltrtlun
Act"
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
ordCT
of
HH
Honor
Jvfige
Robertion,
Local
Judge
ot
tte
Suprwne
.Court
In,
and
for
the
County
of
Prince
Rupert
aotme
in
the
place
of'
and:
at
the
.request,
of
HU
Honor
judje
Fianer,
i
was
on
August
7th
1B40
appointed
Administrator
.of
alt
the
Estate
In
British
Columbia,
with
the
W1U
apnexed.
of
toe
late
Samuel
Oeorge
Lindsay,
otherwise
of
known
as
Bom
George
Lindsay,
have
Prince
Rupert
connected
with
Terrace
on.
a
similar
'hui,
ouetw
wi
iti
t
AyWr
contractual;
basis.
.
NOW
IS;
THE
TIME
TO
GET
A
GOVERNMENT
lob
as
Clerk.
I
Quebec,
on
the
27th
day
ot
May
1931,
leaving
property
in
the
vicinity
ot
Stewart.
B.
C.
All
peruana
having
claims
against
-the
said.
"Estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
One
of
-the
nasty
little
habits
of
the
Germans
in
this
yr"tot
-
18Ul
dy,c'
it
r
r-
m
i
.
,
September
1040)
.and
ll
pertons
ln-
war
is
the
machine-gunning
of
drowning
men
and
.women
.debted
v
tni
saw
Eatte
are
muired
U
pay
the
.balance
of
their
Indebted
new
m
iortmui.
DATED
Qft
Prince
Supert,
B.
C.
this
8th,
day
of
August
1940.
.
KORMAN
A.
WATT
Of
f
total
AtUnlnlstmSor.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
THZ
DAILY
NTWl
Saturday.
August
10,
(tf)
two
Olympic
Postman,
Customs
Clerk,
Steno
,
!
etc.
Three
Dominion-wide
exams
held
since
war
began.
Free.
Booklet.
M.
C.
C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg
Oldest
In
Canada.
No
agents.
iimon
Sculls.
BRITAIN
READY1
FOR
XAZI
BLOW
While
Adolf
Hitler
boasts,
and
rants,
England
U
quietly
and
cal.nly
taking
measures
to
Insure
that
German
tonses
will
never
be
able
to
stage
a
successful
blitzkrieg
against
the
tight
little
Island.
Ta
nk
barriers
are
being
erected,
and
these
huge
concrete
pillars,
left,
will
prove
a
strong
barrier
against
any
invading
mechanlaed
force.
All.signpo3ts.have
been
removed
from
English
highways
and
detachments
of
troops
keep
a
close
tab
on
all
travelling
motorists,
upper,
right
JBarbed
wire
lines
the
highways
at
strategic
points,
ready
to
be
thrown
into
position
at
a
moment's
notice
lower
right.
iBreaks
Record
For
Swimming
KELOWNA,
Aug.
10:
CP
Joan
Langdon,
sixteen-year-old
Vancouver
swimmer,
bettered
the
world's
record
for
the
fifty-yard
women's
breaststroke
with
a
time
of
34
4-5
SPORT
CHAT
titles
and
the
Ma
j
I
11
P
they
should
remember
that
the
records
show
that
in
al-
wanted
a
2
or
s-room
cabin
by,
tfaSCbal
OCOreS
most
every
case
the
German
and
Italian
broadcasts
have
later
proved
.to
be
wrong
whereas,
in
almost
every
case.
end
of
August.
Box
17
Daily
News.
(183)
the
modest
and
.candid
British
broadcasts.have
been
rierht
POSITION
WANTED
To
argue
the
truth
is
probably
half
way
between
the
.twr
UrppgR,
flrst
aider,
wishes
posi
wuuiu
aim
-oe
incorrect,
inner
aiu
uown
me
principle
mat
lies
would
be.
believed
if
only
they
were
repeated
often
enough.
He
also
helieved
ii
the
big
lie
rather
than
the
small
one.
His
friend
Mussolini
seems
to
be
following
in
the
footsteps
of
the
German
leader
and
is
giving
out
misleading
information,,
presumably
for
the
purpose
of
trying
to
cheer
up
his
own
people.
With
a
controlled
press
this
is
possible
but
in
a
democracy
it
is
not
possible.
f
National
League
Brooklyn
1,
Boston
0.
Chicago
2,
Pittsburg
8.
St.
Louis
2,
Cincinnati
7.
American
League
Philadelphia
0,
New
York
2.
Boston
5,
Washington
6.
Detroit
2,
Chicago
3.
Cleveland
3,
St.
Louis
4,
TERRIFIC
BLAST
A
SOUTH-WEST
TOWN.
Eng..
READY
FOR
BOX
DERBY
Fraser
Street
boys'
and
girls
are
organizing
to
form,
a
bis
cluh
fox
TO
crossed
fingers
and
a
slde-the
coming
winter's
activities.
A
long
6lance
8t
the
weather
man,
series
of
parties
and
dances
is
the
Gyro
playground
staff
Is
going
Dlanned
to
create
a
fund
for
the
ahead
with
plans
to
run
the
sec-!
seconds
at
the
annual
regatta
on
nnrrhas
nf
snort
enuinment
The
ond
annual
soap
box
derby
nexti
Okanagan
.Lake
here.
Fraser
Street
bovs
havine
won
Thursday
afternoon.
The
race
will1
I
the
junior
city
championship
last
tram
Sixth
Avenue
and
Tay-year.
are
already
making
plans
for
1(r
seet
a
3
o'clock.
The
same
-
.
.
i
rnntA
JLR
wn
licpfl
Incf
vpnr
will
anotner
acuve
season
in
uasnei-
-
-
ball.
he
followed
that
Is,
down
Sixth
Avenue
to
McBrlde
Street,
then
Hundred
nf
snnrbtmen
from
Out
McBrlde
to
finish
Just
belOW
PnnaHa
nnH
tho
UnRpd
Stntps
Ninth
Avenue.
I
paid
last
tribute
to
Eddie
Gerard.
It
has
been
decided
this
year,
great
Ottawa
Senator
defenceman
rather
than
restricting
the
en-
and
coach
of
three
National
tries
to
owners
of
home
made1
Hockey
League
teams,
burled
at
wagons,
to
make
a
special
race'
Ottawa
three
years
ago
yesterday.
Ior
owners
of
regular
coaster
,
I
wagons.
All
entries
will
race
on
RENT
First
class
room
and!
Bohbv
Pearee
stroked
his
wav
tn
the
same
day
but
those
rldinsl
Phone
Green
973.
(tf)
easy
victory
over
Ken
Myers
of
the
t
coaster
wagons
will
be
competing
,
United
States
In
the
Olympic
ory
against
other
wagons
of
the
singles
sculling
Jlnal
at
Amster-
same
type.
The
silver
cup
donated!
FOUND
Brooch.
Owner
can
have
dam
12
years
ago
today.
He
turned
y
the
Gyro
Club
will
again
bei
same
by
calling
at
the
Dally
News.'
professional
in
1933
after
winning
competed
for
but.
only
those
using
.
wiome
maae
wagons
wm
nave
a
I
'chance
of.
winning
It.
A
special
prize
list
has
been
made
up
fori
the
other
type
of
wagon.
-
-
I
For
the
new
division.
In
the
Tace,
that
Is
the
regular
coaster
wagons,
the
following
rules
apply:
Each
rider
must
act
as
his
own
starter.
j
All
entries
must
be
four
wheeled
j
wagons
with
all
four
wheels
of
the
same
diameter.
Wagons
may
be
handicapped
at,
the
discretion
of
the
course
stew-Jard.
j
Following
is
the
complete
.prize
lists
for
both
divisions.
Soap
Box
.Roller
Coasters
first,
boys'
pocket
watch,
don-
Aug.
10:
(CP)
During
art
air
raid-
ated..by
JJalen
Hardware,
here
a
bomb
fell,
in
a
field
and
a
Second,
sport
shlrtf
donated
by
car
passing
on
an
adjacent
road
William
Stone,
was
lifted
completely
of
f
the
ground
Third,
boys'
leather
belt
and
by
the
blast.
The
car
continued
buckle
donated
by-Bryant's.
undamaged,
Standard
Type
Coaster
Wagons
.
First,
pen
and
pencil
set,
don
ated
by
Dlbb
Printing
Co.
Five
thouano
ijct
(lupert
Second,
book
of
11
tickets
to
people
read
the
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News,
It
Capitol
Theatre
matinees.
iays
to
let
them
now
what
yofc
Third,
$1.00
merchandise
from
lave
to
aell
Macey's
Confectionery.
(Meet
Her
.in,
a
Meter
Cab)
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pja.
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Monday
a.m.
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Tickets
rrom
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S.KINNER,
Pjlnce,
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Ave.
Phone
568
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
August
10,
1915
British
recovered
lost
trenches
in
action
at
Hooge,
Belgium.
Fourteen
persons
killed
In
Zeppelin
raid
on
English
east
coast.
British
destroyer
Lynx
destroyed
by
mine
in
the
North
Sea.
Russian
offensive
resumed
on
the
Dniester
River.
'
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
'
Central
'
F,
E,
Splcer.
.Barrett
Point
John
H.
H.
Ullhorn,
Dundas;
8.
Clark
Ed
mcnton;
A.
Yacluda,
Winnipeg
j
Smaha,
C.NJt.:
A.
Orund.
Frederick
Point?
R.
Chaterv8mlthers
Prince
Rupert
-E'W."
Wright.
E.
W
Martin
a
Roberts,
H.
M.
Stevenson
and
Mr
,nnd
Mrs.
F.
C.
Salter,
Vancouver
GF.
Truartln.
Victoria;
JAi.
Read
Alifard
Bay;
T.
,L.
Mahon.
Patrick
Bayt.H.
a.
Darneu.
Eugene
0
gonj,,J.
F.
McMahon,
u?
n
Dp
luck
and
R.
H.
Morris.
Ro4
Tn
adlan
Air
Force;
h,
c.
Snell
and
L.
Tenney,
Reglna;
C
W
Watson,
Eimotvion;
p.
D.
Marsorj
and
B,
a!
Litta,
Winnipeg;
Mr.
and
jui
j,
R.
Donaldson.
Victoria:
P
LeBellt
Pacofl;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
f.
H.
Martin,
Montreal;
S.
L.
Clark,
Toronto
Royal
F.
Godwin,
I.
Kutcher
and
C
T
Inman.
Barrett
Point;
F.
Pigott
and
Edward
Gllvernes,
city;
E.
B.
Clark
an.''
If.
R.
Weaver.
Frederick
Point.
Edward
Qilverno,
city;
Mr
and
Mm.
R.
J.
Noble.
Edmonto'n.
LOYAL
TO
EMPIRE
;
PFE8MADE
India.
Aug
JO:
(CP)
--The
sej-vics
of
the
entire
armed
(
forces
of
Travancore
have
been
joffered
to
Britain
for
utilization
in
connection
with
the
war
(t
was
jannounced
here
by
Sir
C
P
Alyar
PK1NCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Typed
of
fiat
En
fines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
Used
Furniture
USED
FURNITURE
DEPARTMENT
fi
Kitchen
Ranges
for
burning
coal
or
wood;
2
Ranges
fitted
with
Imperial
Oil
Hurner;
12
Rrick-lincd
Heaters;
3
8-piece
Dining
Room
Suites;
1
Kitchen
Cabinet;
3
China
Cabinets;
3
Buffets;
3
Morris
Chairs,
I
Radios;
G
Gramaphones;
6
Dining
Room
Tables;
2
Kitchen
Tables;
12
Kitchen
Chairs;
2
Pianos;
1
Organ;
2
Chiffoniers;
6
Bedroom
Tables;
2
Large
Glass
Cases;
2
8
feet
long
by
21
inches
wide
mirrors;
1
GGxfiG
Mirror
with
Frame;
6
Felt
Mattresses
in
all
sizes;
1
Spring
Filled
Mattress,
size
1-0;
6
Steel
Beds,
46;
6
Springs,
all
sizes;
2
Singlo
Beds,
complete;
2
Davenports,
open
to
a
bed;
1
English
Prams;
3
.Wickers;
.6
Wash
Stands;
1
Bassinet
Crib;
2
Tricycles;
2
Doll
Buggies;
1
Small
Row
Boat;
2
Oil
Burning
Heaters,
wickless.
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
Moose
Building,
Third
Avenue,'
Prince
Rupert
Hours
from
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
.Phone
GREEN
918
CANADIAN
RATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Steamers
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
on
Saturday
4
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls.
Monday
3
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River.
Trains
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT,
for
the
EAST!"
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
G
p.m.
Jnday
at
11
a.m.
Air-conditioned
Sleeping
and
Pining
Cars
For
Fares,
etc.,
Call
cr
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,'
528
THIRD
AVE.
Ajents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines