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Wednesday.
July
31,
1940.
NAZI
GOVERNMENT
OF
FRANCE
!
Evidently
the
Nazi
government
of
France
does
not
like
being
put
in
the
category
of
an
enemy
government
and
is
making
protests
to
Great
Britain.
That
will
not
avail
in
the
least
Great
Britain
cannot
afford
to
be
squeamish
about
what
to
do
and
what
not
to
do.
She
will
probably
take
such
action
as
is
likely
to
help
her
in
winning
the
war.
BRITAIN
THE
FRONT
LINE
un
TWTC
WINNERS1
Defeated
Irish
By
Score
Of
Five
To
Two
In
Well
-
Contested
Gilbuly
Cup
Football
Games
ls
in
put
u
tjuuutu
hic
a
liers
reff
reed
the
game.
The
dilhuly
Cup
standing
to
date:
ff
DLFAPL
Velvets
-2
0
0
.8
4
4
Fusiliers
0
113
6
1
Dry
Dock
0
113
4
1
MINE
TRAGEDY
JOHANNESBURG.
July
31:
CUssiFl
E
0
SNAP
for
Range
local
un
puall&bed
t&ereui.
!
anH
eonner
FOR
HALL
quick
sale,
FOR
RENT
Monarch
FOR
SALE
1939
Dodge.
Custom
built
Apply
Macey's
Confectionery.
(181)
Great
Britain
is
Canada's
front
line
of
defence.
The1
for
rent
First
class
room
Canadian
minister
of
national
defence
announced
yester-
board.
Phone
Green
873.
day
that
Canada
would
soon
have
two
complete
division!
--
r
in
Great
Britain.
This
it
is
understood
would
include!
"EfONAI-
c
tanks,
airplanes
and
all
the
various
departments
making'NOW
is
the
time
to
get
a
up
complete
military
units.
,
government
ob
as
cierk.
NEED
ASSISTANCE
In
carrying
out
the
duties
of
registering
all
the
people
of
Canada,
an
appeal
was
read
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
yesterday
by
the
Minister
of
War
Services.
While
there
has
already
been
a
considerable
response
by
Prince
Rupert
people,
it
is
evident
that
more
will
WAR
SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES
Most
of
the
cities
of
Canada
have
local
committees
organizing
the
sale
of
war
savings
certificates.
Some
of
them
have
been
very
successful.
In
all
centres
the
certificates
are
going
out
well.
There
is
no
reason
why
Prince
Rupert
may
not
do
just
as
well
as
other
places.
The
money
is
needed
and
the
people
have
it
to
invest.
The
banks
pay
a
very
low
rate
of
interest
while
the
rate
on
the
certificates
is
considerably
higher.
We
hoj)e
the
honor
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
sustained
in
this
Empire
emergency.
GUARDING
OF
TREES
the
protection
of
the
forests
from
fire
with
his
patriotic
training.
,The
defence
of
Canada
applies
to
forest
fire
prevention
as
well
as
external
enemies.
Defending
the
forests
Is
an
immediate
personal
I
TORONTO.
July
31:
(CP)
War-
contribution
that
every
citizen
can
time
places
a
new
ana
higher
undertake.
J
value
upon
the
forests
of
Canada'
"It
Is
sometimes
forgotten
that!
and
the
new
value
In
this
case
forests
never
destroy
themselves,
goes
almost
wholly
to
the
wage-
They
are
laid
ln
ruins
nearly
al-
J
earners,
merchants,
supply
houses
ways
by
the
carelessness
of
human
:
and
others
furnishing
the
employ
beings.
Thousands
of
forest
ran-1
ment
and
services
that
enter
Into
gers
work
from
morning
till
nights
the
manufacture
of
lumber'
and
to
save
the
splendid
resources
of
(
paper,
according
to
a
statement
this
province
from
reckless
ac-j
of
the
Canadian
Forestry
Assocla-
tlons
of
fishermen,
campers,
smok-j
tlon.
ers,
berry-pickers
and
settlers.
'
The
statement
goes
on:
-Now
'
"Every
forest
fire
Is
a
blow
to.
that
the
Dominion
government
has
our
nome-iana
ana
tne
conse-lssued
a
call
for
the
organized
de-
quences
of
fire
grow
steaaily
worse
fence
of
..Canada,
a
new
reason
Is
as
the
timber
supplies
becomes
provided,.
and
a.
new.
opportunity
less
and
the
distribution
of
forest
given
for
every
citizen
to
Includewages
grows
greater."
rosiman,
wusioms
uien,
oieno
,
etc.
Three
Dominion-wide
exams
held
since
war
began.
Free.
Booklet.
M,
C.
C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg
Oldest
In
Canada.
No
agents.
WANTED
be
required.
The
government
is
anxious
to
have
most
ofiWAOTED-Goodsl2edrowboatsuit-
t
Vip
vvni-k
ilnnp
hv
vnlnntat-v
hpln
it,
nrAor
tn
boo,,
,!.,
thJ
able
or
outboard.
Box
13
Dally
J
News.
i
i.
a.
x
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tm
j
.
i
cubis
to
tne
lowest.
pqssiDie
minimum,
ine
registration
takes
plate
on
August
19,
20
and
21
and
T.
W.
Brown
is
inl
charge
of
the
work
in
this
electoral
division.
FOR
SALE
Ivory
bedroom
set
1
Bookcase,
Chesterfield,
Over
SPORT
CHAT
21,
is
at
the
top
of
her
game,
as
t
t,.if
v.iw-i
arf-w
she
demonstrated
recently
by
win-
three
more
goals
to
their
total
"J
J
?
Tram-Mlsslsslppi
cham-
stuffed
chair.
Cottage
piano,
'pressed
Canada"
in
1935
on
her
trip
Desk.
Phone
Blue
506.
345
5th
acrws
the
Dominion
with
her
hus-
Avenue
East.
(179)
.
band,
the
late
Hon.
Joseph
Lyons,
..
.
then
Prime
Minister
of
Australia,
FOR
SALE-McClary
Range,
Heat-
,
uiin
a
leading
rt
ln
cam.
"
S;.?i?lDg
,f
UiU?"
Radl0,
ln
Australia
to
stop
spreading
etc.
525
6th
Ave.
West.
179)
f
,
rum3rs
and
M
ht
and
(tf)
180)
Handyman
Home
Service
Repairing
Stoves,
Roofs,
Electrical
Appliances,
Oil
Burners
Cleaned,
Plumbing
and
Painting
224
Seventh
Ave,
W.
Phone
BLACK
735
THL
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
racket
by
the
only
aalmea
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
earroli
cf
value
to
fifth
columnists
and
the
German-Italian
cause
generally.
Addressing
800
members
of
the
Country
Women's
AssoclaUon
the
other
day
rhe
urged
all
to
refrain
from
such
talk
and
reminded
her
audience
of
the
precepts
of
St.
Paul,
who
said:
"Whatsoever
things
are
rue.
whatsoever
things
are
honest
.
.
.
whatsoever
things
are
Just,
whatsoever
things
are
of
good
re
port,
think
on
these
things."
Dame
Enid
asked
country
women
to
help
their
country
by
doing
the
DAIRY
IS
!
DEFEATED
Now
.that
Patty
Berg
has
desert-
-j
.
,,,
Mv.
thru
fHrW
i
r.i
tn
Fraser
Street
and
who
help
to
make
the
tournament
..nir.
r
.v,.
North
who
hare
seriously
threatened
for'
Star
In
Intermediate
League
several
years,
may
be
hard
to
stop
j
Last
Niiht
-,
n
tne
iihu
unuea
aiaies
niuonsn
In
the
third
game
of
the
Ollhuly
women's
golf
championship
at
jn
incermediate
Softball
League
FootbaU
Cup
series
last
night
Pebble
Beach.
California,
In
Sep-
fixtures
last
night
Fraser
Street
de-Velvet
defeated
Irish
by
a
score
of
tember.
They're
Marion
Mlley
of
feated
Dominion
Dairy
to
1
while
5
lb
2.
The
game
was
Interesting
Lexington.
Ky..
Charlotte
Glutting
sur
also
took
the
measure
of
and
well
played
throughout
of
Rock
Springs,
V.
J.,
and
Doro-
the
dairymen
28
to
9
tn
a
alugfes.
Tne
opening
goal
of
the
game
'
AUm;
?a
Tlie
Tbc-
teams
re:
Kentucklan
has
played
In
seven
Fraser
Sreet-Arney.Pavllkis,Bll.
came
easily
in
the
first
half
when
nationals,
reaching
the
semWinaii
Andersou.
Our-
Billy
Gomez,
for
Velvet,
drove
the
oillis.
Vvckovleh.
.
imji
t.u-.
n
twice
and
the
quarter-finals
once.
vth
Pntuk.
Scherk.
.Soon
after
Cameron
put
Velvet
,utuf
sUm0t
two
up
by
headln?
the
ball
into
f"
w"
the
goaL
After
Velvet's
second
n
sf?lI:'mals,.by
s?to
tK,f-goal
the
Fusiliers
seemed
to
liven
by-
wn
blg
'hr?at
fr
Pebble
Beach.
She
beaten
in
was
nn
i
Omwri
ttei
in
ouiek
sue-
nnminlon
Eulrv
MacLean.
Hebb.
Blackhall.
Gomez.
Anderson.
Mc-Keown.
Schaeffer,
StromdahL
j
North
Star
Berg,
Astori.
Sim-undson.
Santerbane.
Zbura.
Roy.
eession-one
bv
Mellann
and
the
the
1940
fInal3
ov
B"
Jameson
wjtenkc.
Bird
and
Perkins.
other
bv
Davis.
Thus
the
half
of
Anlo.
Mls$
Jameson,
Just
Dominic
Montesano
was
umpire.
ended
in
a
two
all
deadlock.
MOTOR
C1CJJSTS
RESPOND
nlAncHfn
vvHr
or
Po
f-tx
Rarff
4rt
-
.
.
.
.
m.
.
.Mn.
while
the
Irish
were
held
score-
?
"T
'
s
"
-cape
towh.
Juiy
n:
ur
less.
Those
who
scored
for
Velvet
u-UI
j3quUi
Arrican
mintary
auinonuei
1
were
Dickens.
Cameron
and
Ritchie.
1
1
OnAAnn
ViA
Ui.
el
peuuuu-
;nad
good
response
to
a
special
-
call
for
experienced
motor-cyclU
Another
pair
of
golfins
starts
4n
,iitt
with
th
mpcnannM
such
a
vide-open
affair
are
El!zar
.
beth
Hicks
Jul
iLbng
Beach,'
CaU-
TONGAS
HELPING
fornia.
and
Mrs.
Estelle
Laws
n
DURBAN.
July
31:
CP
t
Among
Page
of
Chapel
Hill,
N.
C.
The
320oo
natives
of
the
Tonga,
or
Califomian
went
to
the
semi-
friendly
Islands,
in
the
Pacific,
finals
of
the
national
last
year.
tL
inivnipnt
nt
nhnut
tliioo
has
Mrs.
Page
won
in
1937
and
In
1933
bttn
collected
for
the
British
Red
wai
runner-up
to
ratty
uerg.
ene
cross
,cp'
was
medalist
In
10S8
and
1937.4
-A
European
worker
was
killed
1
others'
,haring
me
honOQr
w
and
three
naUves
seriously
injured
nMv
ta
th.
inrwf
work
at
hand
in
a
blasting
accident
in
the
mines
Lag
IrwJn
of
Tjpper
Montclalr
here.
N.
J..
Georgia
Talnter
of
Fargo,
N.
D..
Jeanne
Cline
of
Bloomington,
111..
Phyllis
Otto
of
Atlantic.
Ia,
'Jan?
Gothran
of
Greenville,
8.
C,
Maureen
Orcutt
of
White
Beeches,
n
J
.
Eileen
Quinlan
of
St.
Paul.
;M!nn..
and
Bea
Barrett
of
Lafay-'ette.
Minn.
Quotes
St.
Paul
iSSiSI
Against
Gossips
Dame
Enid
Lyons
of
Australia
One
Of
Wartime
Campaign
Leaders
MELBOURNE,
July
31:
(CP)
Dame
Enid
Lyons.,
whose
strong
personalty
as
wife
and
mother
lm-
for
war
funds."
Grow
more
vege
tables,"
she
said.
"Grow
more
than
you
want
and
give
some
to
a
local
hospital,
thus
relieving
pressure
on
hospital
funds
and
releasing
more!
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863
MacKenzie's
Furniture
AUGUST
FURNITURE
SALE
6
only
Hope
Chetts
in
beautiful
walnut
panel.
Lined
with
Tennessee
cedar.
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moth
proof.
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Columbia
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STORE
Moose
Building,
Third
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8-30
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m.
to
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THURSDAY.
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CANADIAN
NATIONAL
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,
6
p.in.
Friday
at
11
a.m.
Air-conditioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
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Fares,
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