PAOE
TWO
CAMPACS
If
you
have
not
seen
the
new
crepe
soled
steel
arched,
ventilated
de-signs
assuring:
the
maximum.
com
fort,
wear
and
durability
in
the
very
latest
styles,
you
are
missing
something-
in
summer
footwear.
'
Ladies'
and
men's.
Priced
from
$2.50
T0
$3.95
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good,
Shoes
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EDITION
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02
5
Friday.
May
3,
1940.
EDITORIALS
KEEPING
HEALTHY
Surgeon
Warning
of
Streptococci
During
Wartime
LONDON,
May
3:
ICP-A
frim
warning
of
the
dangers
of
streptococcal
germs
In
wartime
Is
sounded
by
J.
D.
Hlndley-Smlth,
noted
London
surgeon.
He
contends
there
Is
ample
evidence
to
show
the
severity
of
the
streptococcal
complications
in
an
influenza
epidemic
Is
proportionately
related
to
the
general
vitality
of
the
community
at
the
time.
j
As
to
the
effects
of
a
war
of
at-'
trition
on
infective
disease.
Hind-
1.0.
Casey.
Australln
minister
to
the
United
States,
"SSSSTZ
addressing
the
EconomK-'
Hub
of
New
York
recently,
IS
cautionary
measures
are
undertak-reportod
to
have
said:
;
en
to
restrict
the
activities
of
this
"We
have
evolved
cer'iin
government
instrumental!-'
organization
while
it
lies
compar-ties
in
Australia
that
I
fit
'1
are
of
some
little
interest
to
ativeiy
dormant
within
its
potenuai
neonle
in
this
country.
I
si
eak
in
particular
of
our
meth-
v
,m,'
.
od3
of
disputes
between
and
avoiding
employers
employ-'
streptococcal
subject,
he
claims
ees
eea
uy
oy
uui
our
i
reuerai
cuciai
vuui
uouri
i
u
oi
m
'vrDiirauon
uw
tim
ior
im
ine
tuc
iixauon
uahuuh
-not
not,
only
oniy
may
may
we
we
hope
nope
by
Dy
such
such
i
1
.
,
.
1
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1
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t
1
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i
A
1
...
.
"Out
of
a
total
population
of
seven
millions,
over
8'
matism."
vn
J
11
J
r
n
c
nniwr
li-Ti
i
it
i
i
no
tt
nn
n-f
nti
tfnVfl
rrQ
trolila
riVirt!
$500.
Two-thirds
of
the,
whole
population,
men,
women1
and
children,
have
savings
bank
accounts,
each
Of
an
average
Of
about
$1,000,
In
addition,
one-third
of
the
families
in
Australia
own
their
Qwn
homes
Or
are
in
process.
of
paying
for
them.
,
"Although
We
are
a
'new'
country,
we
have
a
degree
of
stability,
political,
financial
and
Industrial,
that
is
not
common
in'
the
world.
The
facts
and
thp
figures
that
I
have
just
given
you
no
doubt
have
some
bearing
on
this."
BUIT1SH
COLUMBIA
STABILITY
THE
DAILY
NKWS
Friday,
May
"WE
WILL
FLY
WING-TIP
TO
WING
TIP
Olving
support
to
the
recent
statement
of
Al
Munihal
A,
S.
Barratt
that
We
will
fly
wlng-tlp
to
wlng-tlp
with
our
French
Ally
'
R-A.F
pilots
are
.hown
here
cordially
greeting
French
.
nur
pilots,
dressed
In
flying
kit
when
they
recently
p
id
a
courtesy
visit
to
an
English
air
base
In
France
Air
Marshal
Barratt,
was
recently
appoi
t
O.V
of
the
British
Air
Force
In
France
Man
in
the
Moon
When
you
are
satisfied
with
the
undertaker
begins
to
smile.
ley-Smith
warns:
"Unless
events
In
,
,
u
n
Europe
take
surprising
turn
for
l00kUke
thit
the
better,
which
at
present
they
show
no
sign
of
doing
we
stand
to
'
Mostl5ee
lve
for
rtches
and
lose
incalculable
value
In
man-pow--
.hpn
thisW?M.trtthh
er
end
Is
near.
Many
rich
people
hive
a
frostbitten
appearance.
wounds
and
not
the
least
'
that
ThT
.
hriT.
"
Vi
aA
I
M
1
I
J-7-
ft
IV
W
t
Ul
Twentv
-Five
Years
Ago
May
3,
191
S
every
winter."
I
"Be
quiet!
Your
mother
Is
in
the
next
room."
I
"Did
Dad
'get
violent'
when
you
asked
to
marry
me?"'
"Did
he!
He
almost'
wrung
my
hand
ofitai,
''
Spring
I
When
the
open
road
calls.
'
Spring!
When
the
weather's
fine.
jSprlng!
hep
the
country
beckons
,
Ana
cars
spin
down
the
line.
The
lateu
casualty
list
shows
the;
name,
of
F.
B.
Darley,
formerly
of
Spring!
And
a
million
carg
out,
thft
tirt1rt
Ttinlr
rt
rrrr
rvt
Dnd.,.l
urU
.
.
Tl
1MBfnu:i:
t,A
f
J
l.
.
---
""""
"r1
iB
wi.cn
me
movor
num.
iic
uioinujuy
ui
uuviuc
ui
iucicu
ia
uc-uiuiug
siaii
nere.
He
was
seriously
wound-
Sc.
if
,ou-o
walttlng,
a
by-WOrd
in
the
financial
World.
Hitherto
British
Coir
ed
at
Ypres.
Darley
went
away
un-.
Spring
when
you
see
them
rom
umbia
has
been
considered
fairly
stable
but
the
recent
dis-
c-
w-
pk
wlth
the
first'
appearance
of
the
Conservative
party
as
a
political
factor
""pI?
t
i
:
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'
i
iL
.
..
cess
Patricia
Canadian
Light
In-
uujjui
uui.u
aim
i
lepidLeinem.
as
me
opposition
Dy
a
fantry.
group
that
opfinly
declares.it
will,
if
it
gets
the
chance,
up-
'.
IKttet
oui-
present
system
and
replace
It
with
something
that
The
Germans
are
grossly
exag-
PTias
never
been
tried
elsewhere,
makes
people
with
money
seratmg
war
victories.
The
rus-
nfirvnns
nervous
ot
nf
.invest
itivPHtitKi1
nir
in
in
the
the
nrov
nrnvinfo
nee.
It
It
Inrllntitoa
nd
cates
a
o
lack
slans
S,J"S
are
dre
.
rlsn
resisting
strongly
"ngiy
and
"
I.--
--
"
"
"
-
.
.
.
.
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c.nr
DOUBLE
RADIO
BRISBANE,
Australia.
May
3:
(CP)
An
American
expedition
which
will
cross
Australia's
hln-tcrland
carries
a
"transceiver"
a
combined
radio
transmitter
nnrt
receiver-and
nn
t
T
"
of
stability
which
must
be
reckoned
with
in
the
future.
SeiKIS
B
w
for
experiment
WAHTIME
ECONOMY
poll,
It
is
reported
today.
Most
sections
of
the
British
Empire
are
changin'
with
three
teams-coits,
Tcrmin-over
from
a
peace
time
economy
to
a
wartime
economy.
a,s
and
catholic
ciub
in
play
the
Canada
hds
been
a
Httl6
slow
in
moving
in
this
directi
n.
city
Baseball
League
win
open
soon
Jmr
t
!v
liolm
flmo
rtM.in11
-a
Ll,n
n
,v.a
on
Acropolis
Hill
grounds.
Officers
rv;
'
v:'?
"
,ui
.
11
It
V
V,r
,"V
.
ua"
fDr
ycar
a
Allows:
Honor-
luroaiicu
u
pussiQie
10
me
poay
poilUC,
we
Iintl
tO(ia
ary
President,
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton;
mat
we
cannot
send
any
large
sums
ot
money
out
ol
tm
president,
s.
a,
coriey;
vice-Presi-country,
tbat
or
taxes
are
increasing,
that
it
is,
increas-
dent
Fred
8tork;
Secretary
Treas--,
ingly
difficuff
to
communicate
with
foreign
countries,
that
Jf'J.
w;
D-
Vftnce;
Manae".
while
prices
df
some
articles!
are
advancing
prices
of
oth-
"'
i
ers
are
down.
0n
the
whole
there
is
a
slight
increase
in
.,.
!
the
cost
of
living.
Possibly,
within
the
next
six
months
kAl
pacl
dove
there
will
bd
many
other
evidences
of
the
fact
that
we
are
scunthorPe,
Eng
May
3-at
War.
As
it
is,
very
few
peop.le
are
suffering
any
incon-
cp)-a
little
gin
m
isolation
hos-venience.
Some
are
profiting,
among
these
being
hun-
pital
here
was
lonely
for
days,
dreds
who
have
fountf
prof
itable
employment.
However,
starlng
dlscoWateiy
at
her
gas
we
must
expect
to
find
more
government
control
and
less
ask
h.ftnln
w,ndow-freedom
of
speech
and
action
as
the
war
proceeds
and
the
en
InT
t
a
Xt
uvwuiiiva
iiiuic
iiiLcitav.
brightened,
!upid
Overscans
For
The
Troops
Canadian'
Humaiite
Make
HrUk
Marriage
Business
BrNker
in
Old
Land
LONDON.
May
3:
iCI'i-
Many.
Canadian,
here
with
the
C.A.S.F.,
the
R.A.F..
and
R.CA.F.
took
a
trip
straight
to
Romance
when
they
crossed
the
Atlantic
to
serve
the
Empire.
Scores
of
them
have
become
en
gaged
to
English
glrl$
they
met
when
on
leave;
others
were
followed
here
by
their
sweethearts
and
several
marriages
have
already
taken
place
In
various
parts
of
the
Island.
One
marriage
that
ha
been
ar-.
ranged
for
some
time
In
Aorll
will
be
between
Private
Walter
D.
Mac-'
Pougall,
Royal
Canadian
Regiment.,
and
Marjorle
Rose,
only
dautthterl
dfMr.
and
Mrs,
'A.
O.
Stage,
of
the
Feathers
Hotel,
Basingstoke,
which.
Is
Just
a
few
miles
from
the
CJiS
T
t
camp
at
Aldershot.
,
The
engagement
is
also
announ-'
ed
Of
Contain
TVinaM
U..t
n
t
i-
kt
i
.
i
.
..
iv
iu.P)f,urcu
btc
man
ioC.A.M.C..
eldest
son
of
the
Rev
receive
Anybody
with
a
black
eye
Duncan
MacLeod,
of
Toronto
Oatet
knows
that.
of
Formota,
and
AUson
8tuartf
third
daughter
of
Dr.
",
n":
Alex
Wood,
"wu.
of
"i,
Manv
iik
ivr
setHnm
v.lt-
a
Of
the
h0Ursr
conditions
and
A-ageS
of
labor
in
VaHoUP
in-
measures,
adopted
on
a
sufficient
LyUilng
Thought
must
Trede'M'TS
.
..
Cambridge
and'
dustries,
Practically
all
V0--kers
in
Australia,
outside
of
scale,
to
rob
innuenza
and
similar,
speechi
tlse
the
,s
mereI
chal.
i
,rs-
wooq-
'
rural
workers,
are
subjects
the
awards
of
the
Federal
.ot:'..U!''
If
you
T)5v
aon.itf.tng
to
swap
PYnPft
fn
rpriupn
Pnfrrmnnelv
tho
in.
.
.
.
m
.
.
have
had
this
wvstem
in
actUr
operation
for
over
a
pener-
ence
of
ch
.uiJi1
ready
f?r.
'
m
ma
Aa
ation
and
it
is
now
an
essential
part
of
our
national
life,
ditions.
as
septic
sore
throat,
m-on-
'tine
near
nerfeot
i
jjv
reason
oi
ns
operation.
o
nave
a
minimum
oi
mciu.s-
-.
uiuwuu-piieumunia,
sirep-i
trial
disputes
and
the
social
disturbance
that
inevitably
wcocc"
fever
streptococcal
mfec
tion
of
accompanies
such
"(Usput.es.
THE
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New
and
Different
Plant
Food
Contains
Vitamin
U
The
new
remarkable
Plant
Stimulant
in
the
proper
proportions.
&
mild
Insecticide
"nd
further
essential
element
for
a
steady
growth
and
a
healthy
plant
life
Try
a
Packet
Today
.lie,
25c
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and
MALLETT
LIMITED
We
Wish
to
Announce
that
the
Name
of
this
Firm
has
Been
Changed
to
Smith
and
Eikins
Limited
The
change
Is
In
name
only
and
the
ownership
and
management
will
be
the
same
as
during
the
past
twenty
years.
We
take
this
opportunity
of
thanking
the
public
of
Prince
Rupert
and
District
for
their
patronage:
for
over
thirty
years
and
trust
that
pleasaht
business
relations
will
continue
under
the
new
name
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'Hoot
Mon!
Hae
Ye
Wedded
Yet?
Marriage
Bulnew
llrUk
In
Old
Scotland
Since
War
Started
EDINBURGH.
May
3:CP-Out-breaf-
of
wa.
sent
Scottish
lads
and
their
latsles
marching
"throuth
the
Rye"
to
the
marrying
ministers,
ne
iu
,
ui
preliminary
vital
slatls-
Issued
bv
the
rents;
rur-gerteral
for
Scotland.
The
third
quarter
of
1
rtrT
ff.1l
n
1M9.
which
Included
Sept,-howed,
a
marriage
rate
0f
m
thouand-a
figure
higher
ib
Number
of
marriage,
a
that
of
the
flrrt
quarter
a,?
sr
there
were
46.257
marr..
lng
the
year.
DIrth
rate
for
the
year
10
11.1
yni
inoutantJ.
Iuwm
tne.'
.
iiihh
ntiuu
nmor,
were
8(1.899
births
The
dea:;,
.
of
12.9
per
thousand
was
any
ytmr
but
1938.
Dear
ed
totalled
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FURNITURE
STORE
Moose
Building.
Third
Avrnue,
I'rlnre
Rupert
Hours
from
8:30
a.m.
to
5;30
p.m.
Pliant
OR
KEN
til
Re
xfclt
Floor
Covcring-I'or
square
yard
.
.
nSix
feet
wide.
35c
Blankets
All
wool
blanket,
7
lb,
size
Q
r
n
(JOxHO.
Ier
pair
VU.DU
BAGGAGE
Extra
Deep
Suitcase
Wood
frame,
Qff
fibre
covering
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Room
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of
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spring
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mattress
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l'ea
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p
Ubby'
CaUup
-4C
Per
tin
per
bottle
Rogers
Golden
Syrup
-
Uyer
Cske
Fresh.
O'tp
uo
Tt.
Per
tin
Each
CT
65c
...
23c
'VlLr
25c
Kellogg
s
Corn
Hakes
-j
4
A
Graham
Wafers-
OOC
Large
sire,
each
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package
u
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"RUPERT
BRAND"
Smoked
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prlncu
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
British
Colombia