Delicious
and
Refreshing
SALAM
8
EMM
TEA
Eplanes
1,1
New
U'Jt
OF
in
utlrerafl
Lpnr
With
Nations
r.mrj
-
Heinkel
and
Mes-.
..r
fur
thpse
names
I,
prum.ni
at:e
xoiiowin?
,t
Bred:'
SaT'iia,
Marchetti,
uj
Can-
,
the
Royal
Italian
Air
.3.),
about
30
different
a
half-dozen
sea-
I)
.,J
a
fi
:ig
ooai.
Many
hit
obsolescent
ana
u
')h;b:
that
as
the
-war
;;isofiii
as
they
use
tld
i:
i
ai
rman
aircrau.
i';e
ra-;'
advanced
types
0.
50
and
the
Matchl
I
L
be
recKonea
loremosi
U
lui-.:
flshters.
Both
-are
c
jtai
monoplanes
i,
t
r.
.
raaul
enxuie.
cai-ii
is
tii
ti?ayv
machine
guns,
nard
Their
wing
span
.
&
.
k
i
j
lie.''
'"
v
iwo
icei
ies
W.
.mallest
rignier
SavolaMarchettl
examples.
The
S.
TOY
FINE
YACHT
HERE
One
of
the
most
luxurious
and
trimmest
small
yachts
ver
to
'be
seen
In
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
was
the
Hope
of
Belllngham,
belonging
to
Dr.
Warren
S.
Moore.
Belllngham
surgeon
and
world
traveler,
-which
was
In
port
over
Wednesday
night
tied
up
at
the
noau
or
the
Prince
Rupert
Row-
'.
i
i
1
1
i
i
.
lng
Si
Yacht
Club.
The
HoDe
ar-
definitj.iv
mu,
rlved
Wednesday
after
a
crul
to
"
6"lc,s
Ketchikan
and
elsewhere
In
italy's
best-known
TJSn"
"
bombers
are
yef
ThI
ot
"turn
of
the
three-cnalned
tvne.
'n..COnt,nuat,on
79
and
81
are,
Th
tinM
i.
i
.
.
79.
powered
.i
hunt
i
-n.iit
i
.
with
enelnM
nf
h
n-ii
rIsto1
imi6nara
aim
launcnea
!
,only
n
"'was
n...
.u
ay
designed
bj
IX
ThT
,are
,re
SUC"
lhe
0wn
nd
Dr.
Moore
to
falrl
6?
flnV
8
enUgh
PrUd
the
Pan
oatout
et
SaSi.
k,S
?"
hour-
,s
'latest
slream-llned
and
up
locate
roughly
AI
comparable
ln
size
and
mnrf.i
v,,.
(CP)-After
speed
with
the
British
two-motor
Jpecial
features.
Among
these
UwH
ucimaii
k-v...
features
nr.
TlonHlv
Newer
are
the
two-motor
Savola-
telephone
communication
between'
Marchfttl'85-nnd
86
and
the
Flat
various
parts
Jot
the
boat,
chrome
un
u.
inu'piane
nas
a
speed
of
mouldings
and
numerous
other
aDoui
zoo
-miles
per
hour
and,'
be
sides
carrying
a
a
-useful
useful
load
load.
fittings"
for
efficiency
and
comfort
Thlrteen-ply
hardwood
has
beeri
mounts
four
guns.
Most
of
Italy's
used
for
the
superstructure
of
the
Dompers
are
more
lightly
armed,
craft.
"
Of
the
2.100
Italian
first-line
Forty
feet
ln
length
overall,
the
aircraft,
there
are
340
seaplanes
Hope
has
a
beam
of
11
feet
eight
and
flying
boats.
Many
are
out
of
lnches.;
The
'power
plant
to
a
Gray
date
but
this
high
proportion
of
-6-105
'with
Hi
-to
l
reduction'
gear,
sea-going
craft
Indicates
Italy
The
'maximum
speed
to
seventeel
Intends
to
take
advantage
of
her
miles
per
hour.
Don
Cruson
of
"ianv
Island
bases.
The
fastest
Belllngham
is
making
the
trip
ahlanes
Jftre
the
little
Caoronl
as
crew
member.
r.A
312
and
lhe
big
three-motored.
Dr.
Moore
Is
a
well
'known
Cant
Z
506B.
None
comoare
favor-
sport
salmon
fisherman
and
has
nblv
with
th"J
British
Sunderland
travelled
extensively.
-He
spent
md
Lerwick
flying
boats.
fourteen
years
hv
France
-teaching
surgery
and
has
also
been
ln
i
''
India
and
other
countries.
William
Hanson,
son
of
Olof
Han-1
Accompanying
the
Hope
On
Its
1son-M.P.,
left
Smlthers
on
Thurs-
cruise
is
tne
Lioerty
or
Beiling-
day
for
Prince
Rupert
enroute
to
ham,
having
on
board
Mr.
and
Vancouver
where
he
hopes
eo
enlist
Mrs.
Petersen
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
In
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
Moffatt.
This
Is
a
36
foot
vessel
B;,lf(ire
Their
speed
1
Pat
Downey,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
of
Il2
feet
beam,
equipped
with.
or
smuners.
me
j
v"
vian
cnBuic.
unc
joinea
it.es
ti
ur
for
the
Flat
.
Downey
HI-
.
r
the
Macchl
U
Air
rorce
mere
iclciiuj
to
of
the
sedan
cruiser
type.
THS
DA1L7
NEWS
LOC&LNEWS
!NQTES
1
8.O.N.
Picnic
July
2lst.
Dlgby
Is-
If
your
paper
to
late
phone
8
land.
Boat
leaving
Cow
Bay
11
a.m.
or
Blue
709.
tt)
Coffee
sold.
"Everybody
welcome.
(169)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Sandlson
are
acraicnm
ifitfftrt
Itch
hit
arKtiqrtok!
r
4dck
Kill
Iron
(UUcf
t
Matiai
lloplet,
ttM
UWt
lost,
k1,
tckjiM,
ruhM
tad
aiur
ilttrulM
MJMd
ikia
trgotW
im
worliMuwni,
(W&ti,
tuk
mtia,
liquid
-D.D:
IV
fmurlpDoo.
'GtUkIimJ
lubiif.
tit
trial
bottla
prom
II,
or
domt
Back.
M
drwot
todaf
lut
D.O.D.
PRtSCRIBTlON.1
Mrs.
M.
c.
Madlll
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
thto
morning
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
H.
S.'
Patker
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oebrge
this
morning
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
JackWoods
Annette"
Stone)
returned
to
-the
city
-on
the1
Prince
George
thls"mornlng
from
"a
busin
ess
trip
toVancouver.
DOLLAR
DAY
Saturday
at
Fraser
&
Payne's
H0IUL
SILK
DRAPERY
DAMASK
s:
wide,
sunfast
colors
of
rose,
rust,
E
mit
red
eggshell,
gold,
green,
blue.
Prtc-
l
an;
below
regular
selling.
jO
11(1
KaDay
yard
v-
SILK
CURTAIN
NETS
I
piece-
silk
curtain
nets
ln
various
pat-.
rm
L
-ht
honey
shades,
values
up
to
69c
iJrt
Dollar
Day.
r21
"HO
hrardsfor
.v-'w
TOWELS
Manufacturers
Surplus
Stotk
dozen
Turkish
towels
postlVely
lower
p
pre-war
price.
You-should
look
this-
ui
over
to
appreciate
value.
for
every
occasion
and
you
would
be
Iowis
elt
advised
to
lay
ln
a
stock.
All
priced
In
,
roups
for
easy
buying.
Special
window
dis-
H)
Dollar
Dav
Hneelal
for
JX.UV
for
JJl.UU
uowels
SI
AA
for
tJl.UU
t
M
.'.
"wels
4
AA'
for
-
IXUU
CIRLS
SILK
and
'WOOL
WOSE
MOdstronc
ttwUnr,
(Via
Vnp
In
fAvn
Pie
only,
size
5
to
9
j.
1
0.0.
rDlES'
BLOOMERS,
PANTIES
and
VESTS,
lie"osuede,
tailored
onrmenta
ln
tea
rose
"i
white
sizes
small,
medium
arid
large."
garments
for
7JMVV.i
-ambsdown
Blankets
Indl
deslcns
Tpvprelhlp.
'assorted
M'enni!.-;.
extra
good
qualfi
.Off
..
tt-
Dollar
Dav
-h
..
.
m
I
A.
.
1f.-
r.ilik
Windows
For
Numerous
Other
Items
ot
uuisianumg
BEDSPREADS
English
Jaspe
bedspreads,
printed
ln
assorted
colorings.
Size
66x88.
1100
Dollar
Dafr.
each
CHENILLE
BATHROOM
SETS
Chenille
mat
and
toilet
seat
cover.
Assort
ed
colors.
Dollar
Sli4a
Day.
set
Extra
Specials!
BED'
SHEETS
Full
size,
fully
bleached
bed
sheets.
Measures
72"x
90"
full,
gooaiy
quaiuj.
hemmed
ready
for
use.
'
Q.OO
Dollar
Day,
each
CHENILLE
TABLE
COVERS
Assorted
colors,
reversible,
fast
dye.
Size
50"x
50".
Regular
value
,00
v
$1.95.
Dollar
Day,
each
PILLOW
CASES
Oood
quality,
plain
hemmed
pillow
cases.
Full
size,
ready
for
i
1,00
use.
5
'pillow
cases
for
nEDSrUEADS
attractive
all
white
full
size
A
very
bedspread
wun
au
ovci
AreSbuy.
$t$
IX)liar
uay,
cttw
TABLE
CLOTHS
.-..
i-v,
.qilk
mixed
table
cloths,
as
sorted
fast
colors.
$1.00
J.
Dollar
Day,
i
ior
r
""
TEATOWIXS
Oiarc
or
tea
towels,
assorted
stripe
design
Size
18x33,
good,
quality.
1.00
DoMaf
Day.
6
towels
for
-
-
,
riiiinlirvs
SLACKS
-
driU
slacks.
blue
"Neatly
trimmed
navy
Stet-s'
8,
10,
12
years.
1.00
Dollar"
Day,
pair
BED
THROWS
Oood
heavyweight
throw,
large
bordered,
drey
and
fawn.
-Dollar
Day,
each
Stores
Close
at
G
O'clock
Saturday
SUPERSILK
FULL
FASHIONED
HOSIERY
New
spring
shades
on
hand.
3-thread
chiffon,
all
pure
silk
arid
guaranteed
rlngless,
very
sheer.
Sizes
8
to
10V'2.
CI
HA
Ol.UU
Dollar
Day,
pair
WHITE
BLANKETS
White
blankets,
part
wool,
finished
in
singles.
Double
bed
size,
nice
soft
warm
quality,
extra
good
value.
QM
QC
Dollar
Day,
pair
CHILDREN'S
HANDERCHIEFS
Printed
In
various
designs
In
colors.
9Vp
Dollar
Day,
12
for
ORIENT
HOSE
Canada's
finest
stocking
Full
Fashioned,
pure
thread
silk,
seml-senrlce
weight.
All
new
shades.
Sizes
8!2
to
10Vi.
75C
Dollar
Day,
pair
LADIES'
PRINCESS
SLIPS
All
the
newest
styles
in
satins,
crepes
and
novelty
cloths.
Values
up
to
Q"4
Q
Q
1
$1.75.
Dollar
Day,
each
CHILDREN
SANKLE
SOCKS
,
Lastex
ankle
socks
for
children.
Silk
and
i
lisle
with
neat
self-colored
tops.
Sizes
'5
to
Q
Asa-irto'rl
polors.
f
Dollar
Day,
5
pairs
for
35
PAIRS
Ladies'
Slacks
1.00;
BEDSPREADS
All
sttln
with
deep
flounced
border,
full
slze,'88"xl00''
In
shades
of
Oreen,
Gold,
;;ose,
Rustr'Pansy
andHlue.
S4lt
Qtl
Reg.
price
$6.50.
Dollar
Day,
each
100
per
cent
pure'wool
tailored
slacks.
Sizes
11
to
20.
Finished
with
cuffs
and
inside
pockets.
..Three
beautiful
new
shades,
Orion
Blue,
Apollo
Green
arid
Redwood.
..Regular
price
$3.95
W.tfV
f
pair.
M
U
Dollar
Day
Special,
pair
2.95
i
leaving
on
tonlght'a
train
f
op
a
trip
I
to
Kelowna.
When
you
go
'on
your-
holidays
(take
the:Dally
News
wlth'
you.
60c
jwlll
pay
for
the
paper
for
two
j
months
out
of
town.
(tf)
'
Miss
Betty
Glraud
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
Smlthers
touay
a
vtolt-here-
aa
the'
gUest
of
Mrrand
Mrs--Al
Berner.
Ml
J.
E.
Matheson,
of
the
Forest.
Branch
Service,
returned
to
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from-a
trip
to
the
Interior.
Alex
Scott,
Lloyds
inspector,
and
Mrs.
Scott
arrived
ln
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver.
Mr.'
Scott
to
here
on
official
business.
Mrs.
Luther
K
Barnes-arrlved
on
the
Princess
Louise
Monday
from
Seattle
to
visit
-
with
her
parent3,
Mrs.
W.
G."
Kyle
returned
to
the
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Lundqulst,
106
city
on
last
night's
train
from
."Hays
Cove
Circle.
-
Prince
George
where
she
was
called
.
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
on
account
of
.
Bfehop
-and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Rlx"teturn-the
Illness
of
her
mother.
ed
to
the
city'
on
last
night's
ttaln
ger
aboard
the
Prince
George
today
G.
A.
McMillan,
manager
of
Canadian
National
Coast
Steamships,
arrived
ln
the
city
on
the
Prince
I
Advertising
w
n
twrestment
from
Rochester,
Minnesota,
-where
Charles
Kennedy
of
the
A.'R.
'WIl-
the
bishop
-Teceived
treatmeht
at
Hams
Machinery
Co.
Is
a
passen-
'Mayo
Clinic.
on
his
way
to
Anyox
on
business
in.
Claire
Giggeyof
Terrace,
whose
connection
with
the
dismantling
of
(arm-was
injured
ln
hlsTnlll
recent-
the
old
Granby-mining
and
smelt-hy.
to
so
far
recovered
that
he-made
ing
plant
there.
a
flying
trip
to
Terrace
this'
week;
returning-at
once-to
the
Prlnce'Ru
pert
General
Hospital
where
he
Is
still
receiving
treatment.
George
this
morning
from'Vancou-l
Paul
Ross
to
how
In
Jasper
fol-f
ver.
He
to
here
on
business
ln
con-
I6wlng
a
trip
to-Rochester;
Mlnne-q
nection
with
the
local
dry
dock
and'
tota.
'where
he
received
furtheH
will
sail
tomorrow
afternoon
on
htoi
treatment
at-MaVo
Clinic
as
a
re-
return
to
Vancouver.
suit
of
which
hto
health
is.
now
much
improved.
He
will
Terrtain
at
Jasper
completing
hto
recupera
lion
until
September.
With
a
good-sized
list
of
passen
gers,
including
a
number
bf
tour-
'lsts
who
proceeded
East
by
train,
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
George.
Capt.
I
H.
E.
Nedden,
arrived
in
port
at
9
o'clock
thto--morhing
from
Vancouver.
Powell
River-and
Ocean
Falls
and
sailed
at
noon
for
"Stewart
,
whence
she
will
teturn'
hereHomor--,
row
morning
southbound.
('
Funeral
Notice
,
Funeral
of
the
Late
Villiam
Hj
Eaglesham
from
B.
C.
Undertaking
Parlors,
Saturday
2
p.m.
Canadlarj
Legion
members
please
attend.
"Lest
We
"Forget"
;
Announcements
'
All
adverttoeinen
lrj
this
Ccl
,
orno
will
be
charged
'for
a
full
month
at-25ra"w0rd
3
S.
O.
N.
Picnic,
July
21.
Oddfellows
dance
for
dry
canteen,
August
2.
102nd
Auxiliary
Dance,
Armoury,
i
August
16.
L.0
BA.
Bazaar.
Octooereth.
W.
A.
Canadian
Legion
'Bazaar
November
1.
United
Bazaar,
November
21.
If
you
nave
sometning
to
swap
try
a
Classified
Ad.
GOVERNMENT
MQl'OK
ACT
SM-tUm
Notice
of
Application
for
Bwr
Llcem-e
Votlce
U
hereby
given
that
on
the
15Ui
dy
of
August
next
th
Undor-
slfined
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
control
Board
for
a
Ucefcfce
m
respect
of
the
prm!eK
ter.g!
im
'of
a
build-tnx
known'
as
Sj)ru
Creek
Hotel,
lvu
at"d
on
Bpruce
Creek
ippro.tlnutely
n'!ne
Inllt
frcra
Atlln
Townslte,
-upon
Unda
described
aa
placer
milling
lease
No.
B87
'at.
Spruce
Creek.
British
Col-
lumfcla,
Prince
Rupfrt
Lsnd
-Reirlstra
tloii
DKrtct
:n
the
Province
of
Brl-
tlch
C:lutrAUi
for
the
sale
of
-beer
by
the
glo&s
or
by
the
bottle
for
ocnj
sumption
on
premise
or
elsewhere
Ditet)
Julv
2na.
1640.
8PRUCE
CREEK
HOTEL
LIMITED
Applicant
Handyman'Home
Service
Repairing
Stoves,J
Roofs,-
Elec-
trlcal
Appliances,
OU'Burnersl
Cleaned,-
Plumbing
and
t
Painting
221
Seventh
Ave.,
W.
1
Phone
BLACK
735
'Harp
ers
B
bazaar
327
THIRD
AVENUE
Terms
Can
Be
Arranged
paqf
nrwri
K
191
1
.
jB
IB
rlm
ifils
'Frilly
blouses,
petticoats,
J
gloves,
ruffles,
collars'.
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