weather
Forecast
I
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
-Char.
southeas"
uth
winds;
cloudy
11
XXIX,
No.
217.
nvasion
night
it
was
reported
that
the
revenue
from
the
Carnival
$515.09,
disbursements
were
J
nd
the
total
surplus
$2,054.60
;iu
criticism
of
some
of
the
tactions
as
insufficient
revenue
Ifcnred
from
some
sources
with
profits
on
others.
Mostly
the
hlttes
arose
from
Inexperience
t
tas
pointed
out
that
the
ex-
net
this
year
would
be
an
aid
irrrtai
out
another
carnival,
11
bt
a
five-day
event.
Norton,
i
presided
at
the
meeting
and
(
fre
present
Gorge
Rorle,'
t
WUUams,
W.
M.
Watts.
Dr.
Cuter
C
A.
Brlnd,
A.
8.
Nlck-
.WlUlam
Stone
and
C.
A.
Kel-
Mr
Ypurig's
report
on
the
vl
follows
In
part:
lour
treasurer
s
detailed
report
ive
you
the
exact
figures
of
ite.
construction;
and
operat-
osts
and
operating
profit
or
n
the
various
operations
of
the
lvsl.
Rouahtv
SDeaklng.
our
revenue
was
$5600
and
our
costs
$3550,
leaving
a
profit
of
xtaiately
$2050.
Based
.on'
figures,
I
believe
that
I
can'
ably
state
that
the
Carnival
financial
success.
1
e
ticket
sale
for
the
Carnival
an
outstanding
success.
The
s
speak
for
themselves.
The
ticket
revenue,
Including
re-
at
the
door,
amounted
to
25.
Against
this
should
be
td
direct
expenses
In
connec-
tth
the
ticket
sale
and
queen
and,
for
want
of
any
other
to
charge
them,
such
expenses
oto
contest,
flower
show
and
',
wedding.,
entertainment
dance
and
general
overhead.
expenses
total
$1143.15,
leav-
n
actual
direct
profit
of
10.
e
concessions,
lncludlne
the
"iker,
race
track
and
derby.
it
-
?
gallery
and
wheels
and
qame.
show
a
profit
of
$184.27.
neagerness
of
the
flzure
Is
to
excessive
costs
of
construc-
w
tne
shooting
gallery
and
de-
we
breakdown
of
the
de-
.
In
ODeratlon.
which
paused
b?
out
of
ODeratlon
nart
of
the
ld,nlght
and
mnst
nt
the
third
and
the
fact
that
one
of
the
U
Was
run
at
n
live,
fhe
jtfr.nnd
Me
to
a
misunderstanding!
epart
of
thej,
operators.
'S
hot
don
anil
rrr
arA
IfP
stands
showed
a
profit
of
Rote
tlfat
no
construction
were
shown
against
these
u
i
imnK
that
possibly
the
"U'd
be
a
flr
r.na
tnr
hl
.
'eavlne
$5nn
v.i.nfi
rhi
a
d
a
very
creditable'
showing,
r
".?
so
when
It
is
realized
'l
was
necessary
to
sell
some
"
uogs
and
over
4000
bottles
;j
t0,say
nothing
of
countless
T
COffPe
Hnrl
Inn
.nnns
al'Ze
th
U
nrrn
IU.
.
'U4V
"e
iea
room
hn.,.j
a
...nt
f
0i
n
an
onirofi
.
i
..mlcaies
the
cxteni
men
we
ari
i.ui.j
tu
:wno
donate
nav..
-tr.i
I
not
w
iConlln
,
no
construction
omiaued
ta
pane
Tw0y
text
Forty-Eisht
Hours
Will
Present
Greatest
Danger
To
Britain,
Militarists
Believe
'PORT
ON
CARNIVAL
Sint
Last
Night
Hear
That
Net
profit
on
Undertaking
Was
f2.034.60
ome
Discussion
tt
Concessions
in
Hall
Lost
Btf
Others
Made
Good
Profit
'
t
"
i
meeting
pf
the
Clylc
Centre
Enemy
Tests
Southeast
Coast
Defences
Weather
Not
Quite
So
Favorable
For
Landing
Further
Air
Raids
on
London
.
LONDON,
September
14:
(CP)
The
next
forty-eight
hours
are
a
"period
of
intense
danger
of
invasion
to
Britain"
neutral
military
sources
said
today.
The
statement
came
as
German
rafders
tested
southeast
coast
defences
following
the
eighth
consecutive
nightly
raid
on
London.
However,
weather
conditions
off
Dover
were
described
as
slightly
less
favorable
ri
for
invasion
possibilities
with
stiff
southeast
breeze
and
mist.
Three
daylight
alarms
sounded
today
but
only
one
bombing
was
reported.
Last
night
bombers
drop
Til
Committee
in
me
city
nau
jpea
explosive
and
incendiary
bombs
on
the
south,
east
and
western
areas
of
the
capital.
'Bombs
were
dropped
during
the
third
alarm
the
seventy-fifth
so
far
of
the
war.
Anti-aircraft
guns
sprang
Into
action
and
Air
1
9
nuu
Royal
ivujl
nil
Nazi
planes
having
darted
from
matter
last
nlght'
Mc'i
-i
i
..
..
.
Clvmont
was
In
the
chair
and'
nuuu
vo
cioua
to
reacn
ine
capital.
.
.
.
.
,
,
A
mrmn.r
nf
.fn
j....
'representatives
of
various
organ-1
Ktstlon
being
that
next
year
-last
night
were
soon
put
out,
hili
ground
Labor
Day
and
L.
-
.i
j...
t
r
.
WAS
HIT
SAVINGS
FOR
WAR!
n.na
I
.
.1
,1
1
omiktu
UU4.U1&
4.Totlrn
Knnrtnil
nn
nHnn
I
BY
JAPS
Empress
of
Asia
In
Incident-Apology
Quickly
Made
TOKYO,
Sept.
14:
(CP)
The
Japanese
Admiralty
announced
that
naval
fliers
accidentally
dropped
a
test
bomb
on
the
Canadian
liner
Empress
of
Asia,
Injuring
four
Chinese
members
of
the
crew.
The
Navy
at
once
sent
surgeons
and
officials
aboard
to
assist
and
apologize.
The
announcement
said
there
was
ho
other
damage.
The
purser
of
the
liner
said
there
was
no
structural
damage.
The
Incident
occurred
while
a
naval
squadron
was
in
bombing
practice
off
Oshima
Island.
The
Japanese
explained
the
liner
was
mistaken
for
a
target.
ARE
GALLED
TO
SERVICE
Proclamation
Issued
Today
Advising
Canadians
Between
21
And
21
To
Stand
Ready
OTTAWA,
Sept.
14:
(CP)-
A
proclamation
Instructing
single
i
men
and
childless
widowers
from
21
to
24
years
of
age
to
present
themselves
when
called
upon
for
medical
examination
and
military
training
was
made
public
today
by
Hon.
J.
.G.
Gardiner,
minister
of
national
war
services.
The
men
called
for
the
first
training
period
scheduled
October
9
will
be
notified
by
registered
letter
to
report
for
physical
Canada's
War
Loan
Mounts
rvTTAWA
Rent
14:
(CP)
Cash
..iWrintinnQ
in
fianada's
second
rvr
livm
TPflphert
$227,166,000
at
noon
yesterday
and
$242,000,000
last
night;
The
Canadian
Legion
is
Invest-1
Ing
the
limit
of
$400
for
a
year
and
thjjfJJorway.
are
buy-t
Jng"
"ioO'forth
besides
urging
every
member
to
buy
at
least
one
Delegates
and
the
organizations
which
they
represent
will
continue
their
efforts
to
encourage
the
sale
of
these
securities.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oourtcty
8.
D
Jotwaton
do.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.044.
Bralorne,
9.50.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.00.
Dentonlo,
.01
A.
Falrvlew,
.002.
Gold
Belt,
.22A.
Hedley
Mascot,
.46B.
Mlnto
Mlnto,
.OlVi.
Pacific
Nickel,
.08A.
Pend
Oreille,
1.30B.
,
Pioneer,
2.05.
v
Premier,
.93B
XD.
Privateer,
.40B.
Reeves
Macdonald,
.22A.
Reno,
.15.
Relief
Arlington,
.02Vi.
Salmon
Gold,
.03Vi.
Sheep
Creek,
.94.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.02
's
A.
Oils
a.
p.
con.,
.10.
.
Calmont,
.24A.
C.
&.E.,
1.35B.
Freehold,
.02A.
Home,
1.81B.
Royal
Canadian,
.llA.
Okalta,
,75B.
Mercury,
.04.
Prairie
Royalties,
,13A.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.15.
Beattle,
.82B.
..
Central
Pat.,
1.70.
Con.
Smelters,
38.VJ.
East
MalartiC,
3.10.
Francoeur,
.39.
Fernland,
,03A.
Gods
Lake,
.35.
Hardrock,
.80.
Int.
Nickel,
36.y2,
Kerr
Addison,
2.55.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.10.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.10.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.38.
tMcKenzle
Red
Lake,
.95.
Moneta,
.60.
1
Noranda,
54,,i.
Pickle.
Crow,
2.60.
;
Preston
East
Dome,
1.85,-
San
Antonio,
1.80.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.65.
.
Uchl,.40.'
Bouscadlllac,
.02.
Mosher,
.08.
,
Oklend,
.07'2.
SmeiterS
Gold.
.00
U.
PROVINCIAL
L!BVwVY
9mm
i-
AIR
FORCE
'
HITS
HARD
!
ON
ENEMY
Invasion
Bases
Across
Enjl'sh
Channel
Smashed
By
British
Aircraft
LONDON,
Sept.
14:
(CP)
Smashing
at
possible
invasion
bases
across
the
English
Channel,
large
forces
of
Royal
Air
Force
bombers
wrecked
barge
concentration
and
started
fires
amid
German
shipping,
harbors
and
docks
on
the
French
and
Belgian
coasts
last
night,
the
Air
Ministry
announced.
Key
distribution
centres
tore
effectively
raided.
Two
British
aircraft
were
lost,
said
a
communique.
addHr
thatjtwo
enemy
bombers
had
Wn
shot
down.
Prntrrce
Tlin
V
Mart
In
Prntnnllnn
.
-
if
n
indicatM
an
oil
nt
s,...
or
r.,Hf.,..
i
......
0f
arnrnunit0n
dump,
had
been
Stamps
Here
,rilrk
j
Enemv
artlllrry
emplacements
xiuKicaa
in
uiuiiiuuiiK
me
salt:
i
11.1..
-
,
i
,
UC
HINU
U1ASICU
Force
formations
took
to
the
wing
01
war
savui3s
stamps
ana
certm-The
raid
did
not
last.
tnnr
Th
cat"
was
reported
at
a
meeting!
enemy
was
in
small
formations,
the
01
ine
locai
commiuee
on
in
BATTLE
OF
LONDON
IS
CONTINUING
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
14,
1940.
Attempt
"Boche
Will
Get
It
In
Neck
When
Invasion
Comes,"
Says
Hish
British
Air
Officer
"We
no
lontrer
reirard
invasion
as
a
maior
risk."
de-
clares
a
letter
written
by
an
air
vice
marshal
of
the
Royal
j
Air
Force
in
England
to
a
friend
in
the
United
States,
a
copy
of
wh?ch
has
come
to
hand
from
priyate
sources
in
Prince
Rupert.
'
"It
the
Boche
likes
to
try
it,
he
will
get
it
in
the
neck.
As
for
the
air
war,
we
are
now
well
on
top.
The
Boche
nas
been
proaigal
in
throwing
away
his
trained
crews
and
we
have
not.
Of
course
one
cannot
stop
occasional
hit
and
run
raids
but
they
make
ths
people
more
determined
than
ever
tr
carry
!
on
and
get
their
own
back.
As
lor
what
we're
doing
to
him
(the
I5eCu,ar
Monthly
Meeting
Last
Bo:he)
on
the
othir
side
.
.
.we
are
Night
Secretary
To
Attend
jur
t
giving
him
Hell
from
the
Baltic
Convention
to
the
Alps
and,
what's
more,
he
.
..
.
'
,
bard
f
'"tors
of
the
'can't
DThe
stop
us.
As
for
the
general
'situation.
wp-vp
fnrPH
..
tn
9nv
Prm
Rupert
General
Hospital
From
Dover
could
be
h.ard
(he
much
was
in
regular
monthly
session
las
5
wore
and
came
out
smlUn
roar
and
seen
th
purM
of
antl-
night.
It
was
a
brief
meeting
and
xhe
state
f
Eur0De
tod
l3
u
aircraft
fire
lur!n
ah,
nlthl.
.i
.
business
to
a
large
extent
was
of
w.'tauuEU
ill
fcja.u
ludldib
UllUUb
toning
Napoleon.
We
6
shall
not
have
to
do
that
becaus
HOSPITAL
!
.
Tomorrow's
TlTdes
High
Low
.
BUSINESS
Q.
P.
Tinker
occupied
the
chair
In
the
absence
0:20
a.m.
19.9
ft
12:49
p.m.
19.9
ft.
6:45
asn.
4.1
ft.
19:00
p.m.
5.0
ft.
PRICE;
6
CENTS
Close
At
Hand
TAKING
IT
LIKE
REST
OF
PEOPLE
Taste
Of
Nazi
Barbaritv
Onlv
Makes
Resolution
Of
Londoners
Stronger,
Declares
Monarch
LONDON,
Sept.
14:
After
emerging
from
shelter
yesterday
following
the
bombing
attack
upon
Buckingham
Palace,
King
George
said::
"Like
the
rest
of
you
we
have
had
a
personal
experience
with
German
barbarity.
It
will
only
strengthen
our
resolution
to
fight
through
to
ultimate
victory."
The
King
and
Queen
received,
messages
from
the
government,"
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
of
Canada
and
many
others.
A
time
bomb
dropped
in
yesterday's
attack
on
Buckingham
Palace
exploded
today,
demolishing
a
gate
post
and
a
section
of
fence.
While
the
King
and
Queen
were
1?
"nl
c
"he
president.'
Frank
Dlbb.
ln
Buckingham
Palace
at
e
Aaon
wm
njv,
TIT
"
ST
fM;
Flaten
and
R.
E.
Benson
esses
Ellzabfeth
and
Mart
Bcche
gets
hungry
enough.
He
has
Rose
were.
not.
and
M.
H.
u
Land
dlrect
had
a
lot
cf
cheap
successes
so
far.
Miss
Jean
Harrison
R
N
tad
Indignant
London
scoffed
at
an.
not
excluding
France
and.
now
he
ruperintendent.
and
H.
W.
"Birch,
!MU
'3,'
'
thatfth,e'
4C
iee
",k
"-buui
ran
M
,
t
,
managing
secretary.
1
like.
We
shall
keep
slamming
at
m
Btrch
the'
managing
sec-
e
were
almed
at
nearby
oU
Germany
until
she's
had
enough
r.tarv
was'
deleeated
to
attpnd
depots'
There
are
no
011
dePt3
and
that
will
be
.long
before
we
vSSxSSi
of
the
Brl-,(m.U"
Buckingham
Pal-.
The
lettjr
is
aniencouraulne
.ex-v,i
rwiu,is
10
4
,?annqt
be
mistaken.
Lor.don
ac-
ample-
erthe-rnoralS-f
-tllToid
W&FSS'M'
Land
under
increasing
war
strain
hospital
problems
will
be
discussed
bomblIJSs
as
an
Pfn
a"nP'
"P"
and
for
that
reason
i
Dublishpd
in
.1,,.
j
-v.
.the.lives
xf
the
King
and
Queen.
$4
certificate
which
will
be
worth
New
Type
Of"
Balloon
Barrage
And
lull
as
follows:
,
interesting
discourses
bv
noted
T-he
D?Partment
of
Information
,
I
Heavy
Anti-aircraft
Fire
Still
'
Your
vehemently
denIes
that
there
ls
$5
at
maturity.
letter
Just
to
hand
and
hoscital
authorities
One
matter
W
rrf..ll.
.
.
...111
1
.
.
"
nn
1
r
row
H
i--l
m
MnaroM
m
a.
t
rrue
iiiciur-,iire
you
win
no
aouot
nave
by
now
to
be
taken
ud
will
be
the
aues-
'
ui
suyciuuiciu
Damage
Done
received
r
any
part
of
lt
t0
leave
Umaa
ty
letter
ln
answer
to
Hon
of
scale
of
fees
to
be
paid
your
cable
in
which
you
sq
kindly
by
the
Workmen's
Compensation
as
ggested
by
German
propa-
LONDON.
ScDt'
14-After
the
?"e.red
to
take
Jin
and
the
Jn
Board
which,
a
resolution
to
he
ganaa-
cn,
venth
consecutive
night
t..v,t
of
f
fk.i.
their
"
c""."a;
them
uusui
,n
ui
Presented
nreseniect
to
to
the
me
convention
win
"""J
nad
to
"acuaAe
!nBhnUn
Sln"
hen
subm".
should
tot
its
patients
Intensive
attack,
German
bombers
,th"f
haye
Pay
''were
back
over
London
again
to-
e"
nmant
fact0r3
ndlnS
t0
the
same
charges
as
other
pa-iday
and,
up
to
this
afternoon,
Postponement
of
evacuation
plans,
tlents
have
to
pay.
The
proposal
'
'
.
.
I
Nnr.
tho
pact
nalrnr
fVirif
mA
v
r
there
had
been
three
alarms
dur-
!
"
'
"c
u
necessary,
to
maw
a
test
Ing
the
day
ger
gard
lnvasion
as
a
major
pass
of
this
principle
in
the
Last
night's
attach
were
largely
.Uk'
"
thf
,Bo,che.
"kes
courts.
Prince
Rupert
"will
also
he
w11
get
11
ta
the
neck'
for
concentrated
upon
the
London
Af,
have
a
resolution
before
the
con.
area
and
South
Wales.
Many
,
"
'
c.
.
veawon
m.regaro
to
.
siauaaraiza-
bombs
were
dropped
on
the
east
op'
ne
Bocne
has
b?e,n
tlon
of
barges
to
be
paid
hos-
.....i,
,.k,.f
i.t,i...
f
ln
throwing
away
his
trained
nitals
for
contract
services.
aircraft
fire"
was
again
effective
course-
one
cannot.
stop
occasional
with
capital
expenditure
of
$74.70.
In
holding
the
brunt
of
the
enemy
hlt
and
run
raids
but
they
do
no
Hospital
days
for
the
month
num-'
attack
off
the
centre
of
the
city
harm
beyond
making
the
people
bered
1808
at
a
.
per
diem
cost
of
dmw
th.
nteht.
forcine
.the
ene-
more
determined
than
ever
to
$2.99.
I
mv
in
fchp
main
to
dron
his
hleh
tarry
on
and
get
thelr
ovm
"a?-.
Miss
Harrison
reported
the
hos
exnlosivp
and-
Incendiary
bombs
Continued
on
Page
three)
on
the
fringe
and
outskirts
of
th
city
and
elsewhere
in
the,country.
A
new
type
01
Daiioon
Darrage
at
greater
height
than
before
Is
also
proving
effective.
The
alt
ministry
said
that
a
British
bar
Numerous
famous
Iron
Lung
Is
,0n
Way
Here
rage
balloon
snared
a
German'
m
.
.
.
nlanp
vpstprdav
An
""
lu"s'
iJ'"c"lc"
,u
piane
yesterday.
ni-oi
wncttai
The
German
attacks
are
becom-
f
J"'"1
"u"
,7
1
'
Ing
even
more
vicious
and
flre,;"
7'""""
bombs
Empire,
Is
now
on
its
way
here
incendiary
and
scream
are
helng
used.
.
"
JZ
rZl
landmarks
"
was
uuiuutu
have
already
been
damaged,
some
quite
severely.
Canada
House
was
struck
with
an
Incendiary
bomb
yesterday
but
Tin
fiprfmiQ
rfomairp
was
done.
The
building
formerly
occupied
"eigni
rates,
by
the
Italian
tourist
bureau
and
the
Ford
Motor
Co.
offices
were
among
places
which
suffered
damage
yesterday.
An
Incendiary
missile
fell
on
the
House
of
Lord3
yesterday
but
the
historic
building
escaped
seri
ous
damage.
Up
to
Thursday,
according
to
an
official
statement,
1245
Londoners
have
been
killed
and
4820
Injured
since
the
Intensive
air
raiding
began
last
Saturday
night.
Ing
last
night,
by
the
Provincial
Boatd
of
Health.
Due
to
war
conditions,
the,re
will
be
certain
charges
to
be
paid
through
war
risk
insurance
and
Increased
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
League
New
York
0,
Detroit
8.
Boston
0,
Cleveland
1.
Washington
3,
St.
Louis
7.
Philadelphia
2-4,
Chicago
6-8.
National
League
Cincinnati
5,
New
York
2.
Pittsburgh
2,
Brooklyn
8.
St.
Louis
9,
Boston
3.
Chicago
1,
Philadelphia
6.
pltal
to
be
fairly
quiet
at
this
time
following
very
busy
months
of
July
and
August.
Operation
of
the
ambulance
was
reported
upon
by
the
house
com
mittee,
R.
E.
Benson,
chairman,
and
discussed.
D.
G.
Borland
reported
briefly
for
the
grounds
committee,
announcing
that
a
plaque
had
been
embedded
near,
a
tree
which
had
been
planted
by
the
Girl
Guides
in
commemoration
of
the
visit
of
the
King
and
Queen
to
Canada
last
year.
Mr.
Borland
also
said
that
arrangements
had
been
made
to
paint
a
stone
wall
erected
on
the
hospital
grounds.
The
report
of
the
fire
chief,
following
a
routine
Inspection,
was
that
conditions
were
satisfactory
both
ln
hospital
and
nurses
home.
Tenders
for
coal
supply
during
the
coming
year
were
opened..
and
the
lowest,
those
of
Phllpott,
Evltt
&
Co.,
accepted.
The
tenders
were:
'Albert
&
McCaffery
1
double
screen
Nanalmo-Welllngton
lump,
$13.10j-
Foothills
lump,
$11.35;
Bulletins
h
cltfd
toZ
andlnduslrlai
a"d
"TT
The
bard
aUth9riZed
the
SiSn'!
time
draft
legislation,
jpremlses,
it
was
stated
today,
had
nTmuch
iV
I?5
f
Na':
hPpn
Hamno-Pd
Tan
nart'eularlv
craft
don
1
mcan
so
much
and
and
1d
tlonal
Defence
of
a
favorable
con-
'
,
.......
.
.
'heavy
salvos
were
dropped
in
any
event
our
numbs
cannot
now
tract
to
cover
patients
under
the
,
be
much
wlde
of
the
real
Boche
'sftth
iHnn
a
wnman
and
a
pat
department
receiving
hospital
she
was
nursing
were
killed.
The
,u'
.
e
are
milB3
treatment,
a
letter
win
also
be'
a"cau
U1
wc
wul"
senl
10
tne
aeparimeni
expressing;
woman
was
sitting
ln
a
chair.
A
number
of
houses
in
South
Wales
UP
eflnst
him
in
the
air,
It
is
appreciation
for
co-operation
ln;
nowadays
simply
matter
of
how
a
this
connection,
were
struck.
South
Africa
House
and
the
Law
Courts
in
the1
Strand
much
ammunition
.we
can
carry
The
report
of
the
finance
com-
-
....j,
u-
j
and
how
fast
the
Boche
can
run
mlttee.
Arnold
Flaten.
chairman.
I
DRAFT
IS.
APPROVED
WASHINGTON,
D.C.r-
Peace
requiring
age
for
military
service,
was
ap
proved
by
United
States
Congress
today
and
dispatched
to
the
White
House
for
signature
by
the
President.
WHO
WILL
LEAD
OFF?
CAIRO
That
the
Italian,
at-
Led
toilMMonZnton
awa
whether
we
knock
them
aU
'r
the
month
showed
exPendl-
,atk
on
fn
Jnomen-agfdAn.tn.la.teStai
down
or
onlv
half
of
them.
Of
tures
to
August
tobHIlnK
15417.82
is
expected
here.
British
ftiore
intensive
ami
yiuuu
nu-
-
.
.
...
-----
'I
mllitarv
anthnrifln.
ih
ready
for
anything
even
to
take
the
offensive
themselves.
BRITAIN
WILL
WIN
DENVER
General
John
J.
Pershing,
on
his
eightieth
birthday,
yesterday
predicted
that
Great
Britain
will
hold
out
against
any
attack.
Britons
are
living
up
well
to
their
reputation.
There
is
imminent
danger
for
the
United
States.
HALIBUT
SALES
American
Sunset,
37,000,
10.4c
and
8c,
Belinda,
24,000,
10c
and
8c,
Storage.
Hoover..
23,000,
10.6c
and
8c,
Royal.-
Visitor,
10,000,
10.4c
"and
8cf
Booth.
Canadian
Clipper
II,
22,000,
10.8c
and
8c,
Atlln.
Nanalmo-Welllngton
lump;
$13;
Foothills
lump,
$1125;
Nanalmo-Welllngton
washed
pea,
$10.25.
In
explanation
of
Increased
prices,
It
I
Nanalmo-Welllngton
washed
pea,
1
was
pointed
out
that
tHls"
h"ati'been
$16.35.
,1-
due
to
advances
in
the.
mlhehead
:
Phllpott"
Evltt
Double
Etreen
Price
as
well
as
In
freight
rates.
.