PAGE
TWO
THB
DAILT
NEWS
CAMP
ACS
If
you
bavc
not
seen
the
new
crepe
soled
slcel
arrhed,
ventilated
designs
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
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
I'ltlXCK
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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jivery
Alternopo,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
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month
By
mall
to
all
parti
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
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mail
to
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other
countries,
per
year
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advertising,
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word,
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lnscrUon
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readers,
per
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insertion
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and
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of
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ot
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DAILY
EDITION
Presentation
To
Mr5.
Jacobs
Made
Honored
by
Staff
of
Local
Indian
Agency
on
Eye
of
Retirement
J'j-pm
Service
Yesterday
afternoon
Mrs.
Jessie
Loobs,
"on
the'
eve
of
her
retire
ment;
vra
presented
with
a
beauU-
ful
gift
of
cut
glass
rose
bowl
from
suits.
.
86
98
EDITORIALS
.50
3.00
9.0C
02
.25
Saturday,
May
4,
1940.
NECESSARY
WITHDRAWAL
Because
the
British
forces
have
found
it
necessary
to
withdraw
from
Nnrwav
does
not
mean
that
they
are
beaten.
Usually
the
British
start
out
rather
badly.
It
is
not
the
first
victory
that
counts
but
the
last.
The
British
had
a
bad
time
in
South
Africa
when
the
war
in
that
country
started.
There
were
a
number
of
bad
early
setbacks
in
the
last
Great
War.
We
nave
just
as
much
faith
as
ever
that
we
shall
win
the
war.
The
British
and
French
fight
best
when
thej
seem
to
be
beaten.
So
far
they
have
not
been
beaten.
They
have
gained
immensely
on
the
sea
as
a
result
of
the
Norwegian
eampaiyri
and
next
week
we
shall
learn
why
the
withdrawal
took
place.
When
the
war
is
over
it
will
be
found
that
the
British
and
French
still
control
the
Mediterranean
Sea,
the
Sue?
Caimi.
the
Straits
of
Gibraltar,
the
North
Sea
and
they
will
see
that
the
ruthless
slayers
of
women
and
child
ren
are
nut
back
within
their
own
boundaries
with
suf
ficient
curb
on
their
activities
to
insure
that
they
do
not
try
the
same
game
again.
PITY
THE
POLITICIAN
"Pity
the
poor
politician,"
says
the
Victoria
Times.
"If
he
does
nothing
he
is
spineless.
If
he
does
things
he
is
a
dictator.
If
he
doesn't
show
his
teeth
to
big
corpora
tions
he
has
no
backbone.
If
he
does
he
is
presumptuous,
If
he
dois
nothing
about
price
control
he
is
indifferent
to
the
people
s
welfare.
If
he
does
he
is
an
interfering
busybody.
If
he
cuts
the
price
of
gasoline
he
is
a
hero
to
the
motorist
and
champion
to
the
people's
rights.
If
he
relents
in
the
price
battle
he
is
a
coward
and
if
he
interferes
with
the
regular
supply
of
gasoline
for
a
week-end
he
is
a
meddler
in
things
that
don
t
concern
him."
the
Indian
Agency
staff.
Fitting
remarks
wpre
made
by
the
agent,
James
Qlllett,
and
Constable
A.
J
Watkinson
presented
the
gift.
Thomas
Moorehouse
of
the
departmental
launch
Naaskeena
also
expressed
appreciaUon
of
Mrs.
Jacobs'
services.
Mrs.
Jacobs
was
deeply
touched
and
thanked
the
staff
in
a
pleasing
manner.
Dally
advertising
m
News
Is
sure
to
bring
MacKenzie's
Furniture
LA
SALLE
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
KILARNEY
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
In
latest
covering.
Guaranteed
"for
the
"Rest"
of
your
life,
terms.
n6
Interest
charged.
Call
and
see
them.
Phone
773
cne
Dall)
daily
re-
Easy
McClymoni
Park
Wins
Baseball
Fraser
Street
Led
Until
Last
In
nine
Doubleheader
Scheduled
Tor
Tomorrow
Arny.
Soherk.
KHlos
and
Blaln.
i
Aniflv
nitched
for
Frxw
Street
and
McDoivld
and
Santerbane
for
McClymont
Park.
Keays
made
a
home
run.
Umnlre
was
Owe
Christopher
-wkcoer
Postulo.
T"m'w
there
will
be
a
riouh'o-riejid'r
with
Herble
Morgan
umpiring.
100
YEARS
WHITE
TOOWOOMBA.
Australia.
May
4:
CP
Toowooraba
and
Warwick,
a
j
neighboring
community,
have
celebrated
the
100th
anniversary
of
wntte
feuiemeni
tn
me
ainjxi-
xi
wa
in
1840
the
pioneer
Patrick
Leslie
first
saw
Darling
Downs
where
both
towns
lie
njissiFitO
FOR
SALi
SPORT.CHAT
I-.....
i
r.nnut
civ
Detroit
TUers,
M
1
1
W
1
1
1
I
H"""
"
In
the
Junior
League
baseball
;.and
gained
his
2G0th
victory
in
15
game
last
nfeht
McClymont
Park
I
years
of
baseball
two
years
ago
yes-
n
nvr
Prar
Rirt
hv
n
jsrnre
i
terdaV.
He
Joined
tftf
fODlpany
9P
,
e.
ua
nrh
ha.hall
"creaU
as
Walter
last
In-
Johnson,
Qy
Young
and
Christy
.el
all
the
way
until
Jiu?
nwig.
As
praetice
develops
strong-
Mathwon.toy
his
feaX.
.
GUARDING
BATHTUBS
,uythiur.
Loose
IJktly
Prry
SttwU-iits'
Xoisy
italds
For
Old
Iron
By
OLADYS
M.
ARNOLD
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
PARIS,
May
4:
'CP
A
sudden
burst
of
popular
song
relieved
the
tension
brought
about
by
screams,
cries
and
the
heavy
tramp
of
feet
on
a
bright
spring
morning
in
the
streets
of
Parts.
It
was
neither
armed
invasion
nor
air
raid
but
frightened
hou.se-
ves
and
concierges
guarding
their
garbage
cans
with
their
yery
I
FOR
SALE
Baby
chicks
from
vlg-
your
old
Iron.
Olves
us
your
beds'
orous
new
blood
leghorn
breeding
.
t
i"-
stock.
Unsexed
$10.00
per
100,
pul-
P81-
cfj",axld
cal-lve
us
old
Iron
.
.
.
Also
y"r
leU
(97
$25.00
per
100.
Rock
and
Red
chicks
$12.00
per
Since
the
government
announc-inn
AnnUhv'
Pmiitrv
lMrm
Mis-
that
old
iron
can
easily
be-
sionClty.BC.
-l
tf.
"
come
ca"00"
and
munitions
if
tne
population
would
get
busy
FOR
SALE
Sealed
tenders
will
be
and
coflect
everybody
In
France
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
is
at
It.
Even
Maurice
Chevalier,
noon
on
Friday.
May
10th.
for
who
with
a
tear
and
a
sigh
turned
purchase
of
two
lots
and
cottage
in
his
own
car
his
very
first
car
belonging
to
Estate
of
Mary
Dor
othy
HoUand,
deceased,
and
situate
Port
Essington
Townsite.
Tenders
should
be
marked
"Tender"
and
addressed
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
which
was
the
badge
of
his
first,
youthful
success
and
with
which
he
vowed
never
to
part.
The
students
in
law.
medicine,
letters
and
science
boys
and
glrjj
)n
their
white
blouses
and
black
Highest
or
any
tended
not
neces-
velvet
"Sorbonne"
berets
gathered
sarily
accepted.
.
bef
ore
the
Pantheon
with
trucks.
Terms
25
cash
and
balance
pushcarts
and
the
chassis
of
an-spread
over
two
years.
clent
automobiles.
With
terrifying
OFFICIAL
ADMINISTRATOR,
howls
they
Invaded
apartment
Prince
Rupert,
B.Q.
blocks,
hotels
and
cafes,
to
return
(j
10)
triumphantly
with
battered
blrd-
cages.
stove-pipes.
bedsprlngs.
m
FOR
SALE-Comp
lete
furnishings
basins!
tubs.
ketttes
and
wash
'l
A'
nd
of
the
day
they
had
"
collected
more
than
100
tons.
An
Blue
316-
106)
excellent
haul
was
made
in
one
FOR
SALE
Five
room
modernJWace
Over
a
period
of
years
ten-
house,
almost
new.
H.
O.
Hejgerr
'
ants
nad
'eft
an
aoartment
block
son
Ltd.
O09)
''n
behind
stoves
as
too
costly
for
transoort
A
concierge
had
BOARD
AND
ROOM
tmnvd
them
Into
the
basement
"
A
ROOM
and
board.
Phone
)rcen
P97-
nnn'
FOR
RENT
UI4),
FOR
RENT
After
May
15.
5
room
modern
house
257
7th
Ave.
West.
Nice
grounds,
clean.
$23.
Phone
Red
514
evenings.
WANTED
SJIULNS'jQFSIW.NET
SYDNEY.
Australia.
Way
4
:
CP
Sydney's
first
air
raid
warning
I
test
was
a
failure.
A
stretch
of
35
'miles
along
the
coast
was
covered
by
the
sirens,
which
"barely
pene-,
...,
:
trated"
some
busy
streets
in
Sydney.
VACANCY
THROUGH
DEATH
J
.
Rawlelgh
Route
now
open
Inj
jirjiirs
FISHING
Northern
part
of
British
Col-,
Brisbane.
May
4:
(CP)
-?AMD,?ler
.J0
recnt,y.
Queensland's
record
big
game
Hi?
??M?lM!!
I7
yea.
Vs
"tch,
a
U24-poundUger
shark
wa,
!!2
S?"5?:
l0nil0
b
of,
Mud
Island
near
here
by
w.hV
i.
;V'
It
was
12V,
feet
long.
C-JM-2W-E.l
WinnL,
ZLZ
eight
feet
in
girth,
and
was
landed
Winnipeg.
Canada.
it,
afUr
a
u.
xlght.
PERSONAL
NOW
is
the
time
to
get
a
govern
ment
job
as
steno.,
clerk,
post-
g
man.
customs
clerk,
etc.
Applica-'g
tions
for
pext
stenographers'
ex-
o
am
to
reach
Ottawa
May
25.
Free
booklet
and
information
from
M.
2
C.C.
School
Ltd..
Winnipeg.
YOU
can
run
a
Home
Klndergar-j
ten
with
pur
help.
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute,
Wlnnl-peg,
Manitoba.
Night
or
Day
Phone
112
Taxi
Prompt
Servlce-3
Heated
Cars
HOMERS
WIN
Humming
Birds
BALL
GAMES
Win
In
Softball
Robert
Moses
Lefty'
Grove
Join-ed
Tabor
1
lt
s
the
list
of
major
league
plUhers
Jimmy
'
....
...,v
,.t
iam
batsmen:
Cirr.uit
tlnuls
for
Red
Sot
The
league
standings
National
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New
Yorfc
...
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St.
Louis
Boston
American
'
lives
while
the
policemen
kern
an
Boston
eye
on
lamp
posts
and
letter
Cleveland
boxes.
j
Detroit
Everything
metal
and
movable
.New
York
appeared
to
be
legitimate
prey
to
.
Washington
an
army
of
students
thundering
St.
Louis
along
thBouJcvrd
St
Michel.
Philadelphia
$
A
Good
Haul
,
Chicago
...
J
,"
"6ld
iron,
old
iron
we
want,
,
Five
InoujanQ
-inie
read
the
'wy
to
let
them
have,
to
sell
l)ul
Tnu
Boston
NEW
YORK.
May
4:
CP
Junior
League
are
becoming
more
New
York
saw
iU
first
Sunday
"
!r
a
"
"
,
"
u
and
MM
.
nMt
u
'LT.Ii
The
teams
were:
and
the
game
was
spotted
r
to
lMtUe
un-iu
CimlMl.
McClymont
Park-Hlngston.
T.
0C0
fans
when
Philadelphia
Phillies
"J
Keays.
L.
Keays,
Slmundsen.
San-
pulled
out
a
4-3
victory
over
tnetr
Baseman
"
Y.
"Tf
Tabor,
.
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mc
and
Oland.
The
enabling
law
had
been
passed
Pmur
Ctrnot
Pntljllr
flurvlell.
m1u
r.iu
ittui
hafnra
th
tamp
Jimmy
onei
!in
tlw
ninth
Inning
and
the
second
in
tlw
tenth
with
the
banni
victory
put
th-
Jlndt
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InnJA
loaded.
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The
u1m
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PwliVI
mil
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Sox
'
Into
exclusive
noatttston
of
'first
place
ahead
of
tfce
idle
Cleve-1
land
Indians.
1
In
the
onW
NfttJonsI
Leagoe
game
St.
Louis
Cardinals
-won
8
4
over
Hoston
liees
All
other
ram
achetialad
tor
To
yesterday
were
postponed
on
ac
count
or
nun.
league
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35
Rupert
News.
It
hat
Tit
I
DORA
Roller
Rink
Daily
Sessions
as
Follows
Monday
and
Thunday
Pal
Mies.
7
to
11
Tuesday.
Wednesday.
7
to
11
Friday.
6
to
II
Kat.
Children
10
to
IS
a.m.
2
to
4:30
p.m.
to
8:30
p.m.
8:30
to
II
p.m.
SpeHal
Arrangements
Can
Be
Made
for
Private
Skating
ParUes
THE
OLD
GARDENER
FERTILIZER
An
Entirely
New
and
Different
Hani
Food
Contain
Vitamin
W
The
nw
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
10c,
25c
Wholesale
Distributors
W.
II.
Malkin
Co.
(IMC.)
Ltd.
i
isMninBaMBjar
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
Zarelll
Proprietor
-A
IIOMK
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
rhon
281
P.O.
Box
1S
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5
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i
-TjAnnouncement
SMITH
and
MALLETT
LIMITED
We
Wijj
t
AoMunrr
that
tli
Name
of
this
Firm
has
Bcejf
Chanced
to
Smith
and
Elkins
Limited
Thd
plunge
Ij
in
pane
oujy
and
the
ownership
and
manatement
will
be
the
same
as
during
the
pait
iwenty
years.
We
take
thh
opportunity
at
Uaaklag
he
public
of
rrince
Rupert
and
District
for
JbeJr
paironagc
for
over
fjilrly
years
and
trust
that
pleasant
business
rrlatioos
uriU
continue
under
the
new
name
SMITH
and
ELKINS
LIMITED
P.O.
Box
271
PLUMBING
AND
II
F
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NT.
tn,.
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loaoooqoooooooooqepoqpoqoopo
'
Saturday,
Mi.
Evelyn
Dftht
and
for
am
Trkjtf
and
rui
Run
or
the
vim
.,
jMOtigbl
In
by
Pv-Ij
..
;
ilovt.
four
neh,
y
Defeated
Sky
Filer
lly
Score
or
June
Utf.
Victon..
M
21
to
17
In
Klne
IMuard
School
jbe)
Cjy
and
Ul,
I)
;aQd
Marjorle
Eby
Aftr
trailing
for
lx
lnnln
theidKon.
one
earh
y
Humming
Dlrdi
scored
ten
runs
In
Betty
Hiuden-i
-h.
d
r
Thriee
home
mns
by
Bob
Rolfe,
the
seventh
and
Anally
won
from
nnnro
apUItIc
and
Chajlle
Keller
the
Sky
Filer
by
21
runs
to
17
In
a
tteicne
ana
&riyn
B
tn
three
runs
i
h
?
hinpd
N
York
YankfD
to
an
U1s
none-inning
softball
ganje
at
Elinor
Carr
8
to
4
victory
over
Chicago
White
Kng
Edward
School
llatiery
for
a
h.
and
Joy
Rer
Soy
In
the
Yankee
Stadium
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FURNITURE
STORE
Mooe
Building,
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert
Hours
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8:30
a.
to
3
30
pjn.
Phone
(All
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FURNITURE
Occasional
Pieces
Tea
Wajon
At
Pull-Up
At
Chair-
Steel
Nabob
Cut
Green
Beanv
2
for
Prlnct
Rupert
$18.95
S8.95
Odd
Chesterfield
Coffee
Table
At
Converto
lounge
At
Blankets
All
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Dark
Grey
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Per
pair
Genuine
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pair
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1
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per
pair
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Furniture
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with
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38c
25c
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S25.00
S6.50
S17.00
S12.50
816.50
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$2.95
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Grocers
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Phone
58S
5W
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Tender
Peas
Per
tin
Jtocers
Golden
Syrup-2
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Per
tin
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14c
18c
65c
23c
Krliotgs
Cwn
Hakes
Large
size,
each
Squirrel
Peanut
Butter
4
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Each
1
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Apricot
Per
tin
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25c
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Smoked
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
British
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