il
it.
SERVICE?
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
in
Watch,
Clock
Jewelcry
and
Optical
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
EXPERT
OPTICAL
SERVICE
Licences
for
Numount
Fullvue
Frames
The
Latest
in
Eye
Wear
CHAS
DODIMEAD
OPTOMETRIST
rhone
264
for
Appointment
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Gifts
for
Every
Occasion
Leslie
Parks
returned
to
the
city
on
the.
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
frora)a
Vacation
trip
to
Vancouver.
l8
mm
I
All
WAV
I
STUMSHlPt
I
COHMUNICATIONS
MOTIU
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Torts
S,S.
"Princess
Adelaide"
every
Friday
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
Direct
Princess
Louise
Princess
Charlotte
Princess
Alice
June
1st.
15th,
29lh
June
8th,
22nd
June
26th
To
Ketchikan.
Wrangcll,
Juneau
and
Skagway
June
3rd,
10th.
17th,
21st,
24th,
July
1st,
5th
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
.
L.
COAl'KS,
General
A&ent
Prince
Kuuert.
nn.
j
.RECITAL
1
IS
HELD
iii
Church
last
evening.
The
prosram
was
as
follows:
June
Carter.
"Waltz
in
O
Major,
1
(Bollak).
Christine
Currie.
"Andante."
Haydn).
iinoveni.
Elspeth
McKenzle,
"Grandfather
Dances,"
(O.
Karganoff).
Christine
and
John
Currie,
"Mln-
...,
w.
t.
wiivMtuiaii
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Cardena
wet."
(Mozart).
for
Victoria
to
spend
the
summer.
John
Currie.
"Ensign
March
vacation.
Mr.
Cheeseman
Is
a
Tn-
Olese).
member
of
the
teaching
staff
of
the
!
G'enllyn
Jenner,
"Sir
Rupert,
'
E.'KIHope
of
Telkwa
arrived
in!
Iocal
schools
the
he
city
city
on
last
night's
train
from
j
ine
interior
ana
win
sau
tonight
on
Five
thousano
i
n
o
-n
rn
nn
n-
rnn
lni
r
vr
jk
a.
ww
.uma
iu4
wiFi.
nc
u
peopie
reaa
the
Dally
News
It
going
south
for
the
bei(eflt
of
his
pays
to
let
them
know
what
"you
health.
have
to
sell.
(Cadus)
Jean
Thompson
"Waltz
In
G
Flat"
(F.
Chopin).
Variations,"
(Mozart).
Hemsby
King.
"Waltz
Od.
39.
No.
7,"
(Brahms).
j
lilllan
H11L
"Serenata"
George
Hanklnson.
"Minuet
in
G,"
(Paderewskl).
Janet
Rochester.
Allegro
In
G,"
.
(Mozart).
ads.
Do
you?
TIMItr.K
MLE
XitIM
ACADEMY
RECITAL
runiU
of
MisnWav
and
Miu
Olaf.
'
The
clnslnff
recital
at
th
mUSlL
son
Delight
Listeners
-classes
of
St.
Joseph's
Academy
I
i
took
place
on
Tuesday
evening
The
students
of
Miss
M.
A.
Way
The
Kindergarten,
decorated
with
and
Miss
S.
Olafson
gave
great
a
profusion
of
summer
-flowers,
pleasure
by
their
playing
to
an
filled
to
overflowing
with
the
audience
which
filled
the
United
appreciative
audience.
uegmmng
witn
trie
junior
0f
the
class,
the
recital
con
tinued
with
the
more
advanced
preceded
by
a
reading,
bv
Miss
Marie
Amadlo,
on
the
life
of
the
Rosaline
Thaln.
"A
Maid
Churn-
',
fanfous
rnmnnsor
inir."
(Balnbridee)
and
"SDlnnlnR
Thp
awards
of
th
Tnrnntn
Pnn.
!song,M
(A.
Ellmenrelch).
servatory
of
Music
were
then
dls-
Barbara
Flaten,
"Gavotte,
(J.
S.
trlbuted
and
the
recital
closed
I
rtnrhl
:With
the
rendering
of
our
Na-
I
Shuko
Mlwa,
"Albumblatt,"
(Bee-ttlonal
Anthem
ben
Doherty
and
Leona
Blaln.
"In
a
Cottaie
OarJen"
(Thomsn)
Mary
Baker
(Mrs.
George
Madlll's
pupm
foaled
tender,
will
h.
r-..
k.
'
.the
Dutnrt
Forref.
Prince
Rupert.
p"ne
Ohnesorg
and
Mary
Syl-
ret
later
than
noon
on
the
2nd
day
of
venter.
-August.
1940.
for
the
purchase
of
Lie-
Tt,.
t...
.1
enee
X274M
m
North
.id.
cm-
.
e
Jauntln8
Car
(Oartlan,
Bhe-
InCft
fc
out
1.039DOO
trrt
at
,08n
HI!'.
opruce.
cedar
nd
Hemlock
IDOItA
Roller
Rink
Mondays
and
Tuesdays
Open
for
Private
Parties
Wcd
Thurs
Frin
7-11
2-4:30,
6-11
on
Sat.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
toi
3ant
nine
Open
Till
10:00
p.m.
Ice
Cream
Soft
Drink;
id
Tobaccos
Candies
MUSSALLKM'S
CONFECTIONERY
THE
OLD
GARDEN
Lit
FERTILIZER
An
Entirely
New
and
Different
Plant
Food
Contains
Vitamin
IU
The
new
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
YV.
II.
Malkln
Co.
(IMU
Ltd.
estalr
Crerar.
(ChoDln)
Al.
"VaU
in
C
Charp
'Chopin)
Marie
Amadlo.
Minor)
H.
G.
Helgerson
Limited
216
SIXTH
STREET
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
We
have
on
our
lists
the
following
good
buys:
412
EMERSON
PLACE
7--
room
house,
2
lots.
Lovely
garden.
Fully
modern.
Furnace.
4
bedrooms.
Concrete
foundations.
Cash
$3150.
Terms
S2000,
balance
.
In
monthly
payments.
We
Have
Several
Furnished
Houses
for
Rent
for
the
Summer
Months
G-KOOM
HOUSE
On
Taylor
Street.
3
bedrooms.
Fully
modern
and
sewer.
In
good
condition.
Cash
$1600
or
$1800
on
terms.
Benj.
H.
Harry
M.I).
EYE
DISEASES
Lenses
Carefully
Prescribed
G31
Dirks
Hldr.
Vancouver,
It.C.
RESEARCH
GUARANTEE
FOR
WAR
FISH
PRICE
of
Canada's
War
Effort
Science
Con$lderfd
Sfhrme
neint
thereby
Receiving
DuejUtrntlon
(
Mty
rJ
Fof
a'
OTTAWA.
June
28:
CP-
quietly
efficient
organisation
which
j
Q
K,Uaawa
.ecretary
of
the
came
into
being
during
the
First
prtnce
Rupeft
offtoe
Q(
No
2
DSm
Great
War
and
grew
to
robust
su-
(Janie,
nsher'men'a
Assure
in
the
years
of
peace,
the
Na-
tetlon
nM
rectlved
a
telegram
tlonal
Research
Council
stand,
to-
flf
Vancouver
mre.
pupils.
The
feature
of
the
evening
!
,
77?
T,
f
thf
Amalgamated
Fisher-
a
i
"r
hlnd
the
8Clence
M
t"30'
was
a
group
of
Cho-iln
numbers
men's
Association
of
British
Colum-
.
..
...
t
t
f
A,r
Virtually
overnlaht
the
council
shifted
from
peacetime
to
wartime
activity
altogether.
But
It
was
not
too
hard
a
shift
because
already
nearly
all
activities
had
a
direct
bearing
on
trie
war
lAivia
jonns,
"uonaeiuea.
(T.
.L
...
"i
Oesten).
lumoang
uiowns"
(Rebe)
lone
carefullj'-chosen
personnel.
Pro-
Barbara
Hope.
"Andante
with'
m
86
Maare
reoorU
00
Invftstlgatton
In
auuimer
Breeze"
Margaret
Wlljiit
Madlll's
pupil).
(Mrs
"Theme"
Schubert)
Mary
Baker
and
lone
Jacklln
(Mrs.
George
Madlll's
pupils).
"Maid
Churning"
(Balnbrldge)
Lydia
Watt.
"Flotilla
March"
(Hart)
ey
Payne.
"Gavott.
in
A
-
rv,..
a1P
-SmaUna
In
C"
(Kullak)
Mary
Ada
Brown.
"La
Jongleuse,"
Sylvester.
.AioszKowsKt).
,
-Mlnuer
(Baccer,n
paullne
,
Jean
Derry,
"Sonata
Op.
28.".Ohneorg.
(Beethoven).
!
-Dance
of
the
Spooks"
(An-
Patricia
McClymont,
"Hunting
thony)
Norma
Watt.
Song,"
(Mendelssohn),
and
"VaUe
Two
Little
Propyl.,-
irmm.
Op.
18."
(Chonln).
Sha
MirR
i
Helen
Green,
"Sonata
In
C
Mln
mandlng
the
1st
Division.
Great
est
secrecy
in
war
projects
under
study
Is
maintained
by
a
;pnysics,
cnemutry,
Dioiogy,
mecn-
(Wemer)
janical
engineering
and
such
other
i
Oeoree
'
subjects
as
come
under
itudv
at
ih'
council
go
direct
to
Dean
Mackenzie
from
the
directors
of
the
various
council
divisions.
I
An
example
of
the
close
co-ordln-1
atlon
of
the
various
research
faclll-,
ties
Is
the
Associate
Commits
nn
Kath-.
Aeronautical
Research.
It
U
com-'
posed
of
experts
from
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
the
Royal
Can-'
adlan
Signal
Corps,
the
Transport
Department,
the
Meteorological
!
Service.
avlaUon
Indnlrie.
unl-!
verstties.
commercial
air
companies
and
the
ie
council
council
Itself.
itself.
i
i
The
committee
recelvw
nnancUl
M
ADV
DDAQ
lUHlVA
DIUu.
homtac
contributions
uUons
from
from
the
the
co-operaUng
cooperating
agencies
and
suggests
and
plans
r?-
.
...
hmuwu
uc
UilUCl
"Minuet
in
o-
inMn,MW.nili.v..
"J
i
...
r,
.
r.1""4"
r
(MoZartK
DOlron-
Hn7;na
L
;e
a
Smile"
(Rule)
Yvonne
tlon.
x-ray
examS"n
luWcan
"ffiSl
Vbra-
Most
peop
rio
t,
classlf.edl
.
"Albumblatf
(Beethoven)
w
.
ST
m.l
-
.
i8trumenU
and
many
others
cover-
MSSLnMus,car
8chuberU
!,nK
cvery
itWuSTJI.
m..
...
.
search.
in"
"
K.IIHTS
w
5
"eview
Review-
tnalncsl
niln.i
.
At
the
outbreak
of
the
First
Ores
I
.
rarrv.nir
nn
ranVi
kit
rV.
.
..j
'
-'H
I4b,il,ni.
"
'
-----HWV
uvi.1
n-liarfp
in
O
Minor"
(Chopin)
for
latoratories
of
itt
own
toon
be
Prpnrp.s
Moore.
came
Rpparent.
Although
the
Re
search
Council
Act.
authortzin,
them,
was
passed
In
1024
it
was
not
until
eight
years
later
that
the
new
buildings
were
opened
Only
37
manufacturing
firms
in
Canada
had
laboratories
for
re-sarch
In
1916
and
the
annual
ex
penditure
shown
In
the
council's
first
annual
renort
totalled
less
than
sJOO.000
for
Dominion
and
provincial
laboratories
together.
Today
millions
of
dollars
are
be
ine
suer.t
each
year
In
well-devel
oped
laboratories
of
large
Indus
trial
firms
and
estimates
tabled
In
the
House
of
Commons
this
session
set
aside
$314,164
for
maintenance
of
the
council's
laboratorlen
nnrt
a
special
sum
of
$837,575
for
the
Na-1
tlonal
Research
Council
annex.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide
capt.
William
Hughes,
Is
due
In
port
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
ner
return
to
Vancouver
and
way
points.
DrlnIng
in
a
fair-sized
list
nf
passengers
and
a
large
cargo
of
ireigni
including
tlnplate
for
Nel-i
son
Dros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
new
can-nery
here.
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
I
Rupert.
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
arrived1
In
port
at
8:30
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
sailed
at
noon
for
Stew-nrt
whence
slip
win
m.i
rYmorrow
southbound.
'
Mi
itnl
Hit
I
nl
t
tin
received
from
Ottawa
that
a
scheme
ts
now
being
considered
under
which
last
year's
sockeye
prices
would
be
guaranteed
by
the
Last
year
s
sockeye
price
was
,
Now
at
the
council
laboratories
TnLT.uJL
I
.
,
.
,
.
.
,
i8
tyc.
The
price
off
ered
by
,h
the
can
'here
nrrp
a
n
select
xpiprr
group
irrniin
m
of
we
wfiirainm
1-tratned
...
-
r
ners
Mthtf
this
year
Is
40e
40c.
Th
a
......
.tt
.
..v
fiu6iom
u
as
tuiigws;
Barrle.
"Andante
man.
i
"Caprice"
Stuart.
"In
the
Swing"
(Terry)
George
uiius.
(Haydn)
Allan
Fore-(Paganlnl)
Patricia
.
I
it..-.
.
a
si
a
umiiiauuiis
aim
avuaies
oi
war:
.
.
.
...
.
.
.
n
Ka'
11
u
,utM
problems
referred
to
It
by
gov-
emment
departments.
More
than
100
such
studies
are
under
way.
Ac-
j
ting
president
of
the
council
Is
Dean.
C.
J.
Mackenzie,
formerly
of
the
University'
of
Saskatchewan.
He
I
in.
ocuuuiauur.
.
-
1
Dorothy
McLeod,
"Sonatina
In
C,"
rumoHng
Clown"
(Kennedy)
took
over
administration
of
re-(Mozart).
George
Thrupp.
.search
when
the
president,
Major-
"Rose
Petals"
(Lawson)
Kath-1
General
A.
0.
L,
McNaushton.
went
overseaf
as
uenerai
unicer
ixm-
Oft
NINO
MONDAY
AFTERNOON
July
8th
2
p.m,
"
4,
BROS.
"At
The
Cite
With
1
i
LATKST
Win
v...
conixfrsvtTr
llmry
Arthur
JouV.ii
mtA
"Till-
in.
"1
SEATS
ARE
NOW
ON
SALE
AT
THE
An
rW
IIOX
Omt
OI'LN
1J
.NOON
iu
t.u
V
,
,L
AITWtNOO.SS
At
2
p.m.
75c
Lotrs
$1.00
All
Seats
Rmrvnl
$2.95
MAtl
OfiDEKS
ixctrr
at
ADVAKto
ritctJ
unm
CRPITOI
BACK
AGAIN
k
Mon
.
Tut
July
I
moral
of
tanbrr.
t-nniy
yamanata
and
Maryii:
V,
.
caiana
mui
up-
.
"
..
further
?irtiaiiar
of
ue
chief
For-
Pottuk.
V
.
u"
saenuuc
ana
in-iroarious
comedlea.
ThU
time
the
-.er.
i-rmc
Rupert.
B.
C,
tUngrr
4.
B,
SsoU,
Princ
Rupm.
B.C.
UanlUpn
or
her
sclent
and
eartv
I
nlsht.
'Mar
Marx
Ilrnlher.
urotners
at
nt
R-ad!n.
Chopin.
Marie
Amadlo.
'
""'7
,
'
T
P-orcnMt
Elre
ct,v"'
"W8U2
Jn
G
Flat"
(Chonln
the
prt-
Marie
Nlckerson.
imn
0T""nment
sanested
the
Walt!!
In
A
Flat
uons
and
the
Canadian
gwernnent
cla
thl
In
1918.
creatine
an
hon
jorary
advisory
council
out
of
which
W-mz
in
E
naf
(Chorln)
Marv
1
deTekDCd
the
National
Rewarch
Pustule.
,
I
Council
as
It
is
today.
"Waltz
in
a-
irhnnini
pit-
The
council
was
first
ejtablUhed
Yamanaka.
I
to
act
merely
a
consultant
and
co-
"""uf
in
111
A
i
r
iaL
1
i.nnmn
1
-
-
w4wiv
uraui
1
1
ffSs.
GONE
WITH
THF,
Win
ETBbq
WIW
llll
Loi
na
Wii.1
1
H-t
-Hill
ine
;
trv
'tit
rouiwooju
ii.il
a
.
engaac
an
umt,
.m
st
G
roue
ho.
io
Km
a
circus
owner,
from
-j.usUt
Uproarious
Comedy
Features
Cirrus
TnroU(h
w
;
Acts.
IllAboraU
llinr
RunllnH
lan
hyslerlCAl
ju':.
-f
AnH
m.i.i,i
in.
U
saved.
Bakrr
w.t
..
rtl
beautiful
Fl
irr
'.
rr
Rot
ts
vj
roue
no
iaae
;r.i
.n
ks
After
att&VabWnce
from.4Ke
M,rr1
Dumont
.
ma.
H
.
.
F-U.
.
in
inn'
-
fl
Iff
(.1
War.
Orrat
Hrltatn
rmmri
k.i:
h.l
i
k
oniii
u..
lira
t
rirruji
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