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William
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took
place
Saturday;
from
the
B.C.
Undertakers
parlors
Rev.
H.
O.
Funston
conducted
the
service
and
Miss
S.
Olafson
was
organist.
Interment
was
made
in
the
returned
soldiers'
plot.
Th
"Last-Post"
was
sounded
by
Hurler
W.
J.
Ranee.
Pali
bearers
were
W.
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H!
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1915
The
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Neil
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oc
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at
his
home
after
a
pror
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me
rrince
uupen
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He
was
51
years
of
age
aiiu
uau
icomtu
v
Rupert
for
the
past
four
years.
At
the
close
of
ther
council
meet
lng
the
mayor
Intimated
that
thf
city
had
been
obliged
to
pay
$40,00
hospital
note
due
on
that
day.
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ladies
of
Prince
Rupert
ar
earnestly
requested
to
contribute
to,
the,
Red
Cross
sale;
of
home
cooking
in
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Board
of
Trade
rooms
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Friday.
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women
of
Queen
Mary's
Knitting
Club
held
a
most
success
ful
dance
and
whist
drive
on
Friday
night.
The
money
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I
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ii
THIRD
AVENUE
B2C
BRITISH
FLIERS
WHO
BOMBED
NAZIS
AT
BER
GEN
The
crew
of
a
big
British
bombing
plane
is
shown
waiting
for
a
re-load
of
bombs'after
aflight
across
the
North
Sea
and
return
on
a
bombing
raid
on
Bergen,
the
Norwegian
port
held
by
invad
lhg
'"Germans.
The
bombs
shown
on
the
carriage
are
of
the
type
used
In
the
series
of
raids
made
b
y
the
R.A.F
on
Norse
coastal
points
held
by
Nazis.
FACTS
OF
OCCUPATION
OF
NORWAY
(Continued
from
Page
One)
come
to
a
conference.
Not
one
ap-he
has
by
force
established
his
peared.
'
i
living
quarters
In
the
beautiful
The
truth
is
that
there
was
and
'private
home
of
Crown
Prince
there
Is
much
less
of
a
"Fifth
Col-jOlav
at
Skaugum.
He
did
not
umn"in
Norwav
than
In
any
of
the:
think
that
the
summer
home
of
Unded
h
Oslo
the
same
morning
other
countries
in
Europe.
Hitler
;Klng
Haakon
at
Bygdo
was
elab-
and
a
once
drove
to
Hamar
wnere
use
continuously
the
"Fifth
CoI-irate
enougn
to
sattsry
nis
tastes.
..
I
rt
I
1
1-
I
I.
..
.
.
..
I
mi
.
I
..I
t
1
I
-.
I
-1
It
1
T.T
Ui
Norwegian
oirouuus
was
w
umn
idea
as
his
most
emctive
ne
civn
aammisuauun
ui
session.
The
unit
was
led
by
mem-'
propaganda
material.
It
Is
a
part
'way
Is
In
the
hands
of
a
group
of
bers
of
tlie
German
legation
in
their
of
u.,
nroeram
to
create
the
im-ble,
patriotic
citizens.
In
the
in-
bwn
cars,
marsea,
-aipiomauc
pression
that
there
are
hundreds,,
"rest
01
tne
country
tney
sees
to
corps."
When
the,
order
went
out
thousands,
millions
of
Nazi
sup-lavoid
a11
acts
and
attitudes
that
from
Norwegian
headquarters
for
.
porters
all
over
the
world.
j
would
cause
unnecessary
friction
general
mobilization
the
Oslo
radio.
..
.
.
rmtmrnim.
,w,f
Mnr.
and
complications.
They
meet
In
station'
said
that
the
order
was
a
.the
Parliament
building.
But.there
been
ace
a.
1
t
iU...
..U
Kst
t
-v
r
tViair
flvts
f
hit
fha
fMtnaii
1
s-vr
T
n
there
would
be
no
mistake
and
nearly
150
years
had
graduaUy
moDinzauon.
4n
uruw
p.u.u-
In
the
of
the
com-
.
ably
came
name
.0toj
m.,
1,0
tn
iiii&jr
lutu
uiab
111c
lut
iiit
l
wiuiic
.
in
1
.
dauicw
'
vviicic
bite
itaiiico
t
nic
COme
come
to
to
believe
believe
that
that
It
it
never
never
would
would
mandinggeneral
of
the
Norwegian
torwid
work
fo7
other
ngs,11'
f
"?e
SraJI"
Z
!"I
armv.
The
fact
was
that
it
wa3
j
,,.,
graved,
has
been
taken
away
and
Issued
fraudulently
by
the
Germans'
frr.ir.
J:"t:.tr
i..
'
large
statue
of
Adolf
Hitler
has'
1
L.j
u..
ntn-
vin
V
r
r
hppn
rin
r.
in
Its
n
art
who
jiau
uy
i-a.i
t
f
v
defensive
warfare.
"
"-w
.
radiq
in
Oslo.
The
result
was
that
noj
rway
with
Allle.
natiQn
had
nQ
warplanes
for
many
.days
the
people
did
not
Mr
.Hambro
stated
that
he
has
antl.alrcraft
-ouinment
The
Nor-
know
w&t
W
do
or
believe.
Still
gorernTeK
the
tlme
slnce
Aprl1
9
Weglan
mofa-ohjrr
to
make
the
betrayal
J
Td
nfer
'..f-
a"
effective.,
many
of
the
German
,
...j
...7.
...
11
.
.
June
9
In
England
to
which
coun-
troops;
that
came
first
woreorweg-
T
V
he
escorted
K,ng
:Waakon
and
1
J
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1
J
1,
11
1
-
"
-
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frrav
n.tii'.
1
1
;
Bit
MmmMriiMm
recruited
Sf.T,?
m"
"
W
oac.K
me
ana
neaun.
unanimous.
'
Few
Quisling
Supporters
j
Mr.
'During,
the1
flbt
frightful
days,
'never
;iiuiwcgian
ocinuia
wuu
bc
tiicii
,
.
Vl.U
RVI6UilUCUIl
AibCl
LUC
Wilt
many
people
believe
that
Norway
lleo-
troops,
in
Norway.
Of
those
had
been,
betrayed
by
its
own
men.
.4000
were
Poles;
10,000
French
and
However,
almost
every
case
report-
itne
rest
British.
All
of
them
were
ed
of
Inside
betrayal
proved
false.
lnsufflclently
equipped
and
never
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came
to.
-fein
end.
After
two'
yeeks
in
England,
?he
left
on
a
slow
Norwegian
freighter
for
:HalUjrThe
boat
safeUunder'ABrltUb
fcSnvoy.
former
war,
had
been
taken
into
nr
'
.
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..V
"
"
This
boat,
tfjgether
With
IOOff-other
thousands
of
homes
in
Norway
Z
"ZJL
Zl
tZZl
NorweSian
still
belongs
to
where
they
were
brought
back
to
ZWJJ?Z.
the
Norwegian
shipowners.
Norway
health
and
vigor.
These
young
men!
mpmhprK.hn
isavea
Practically
its
entire
com.
were
now
told
that
they
were
going
th
tW
admwiirlHnn
,meretoI
"eet
ConslstlnS
of
more
back
to
Norway
to
help
their
bene-'IZre
ITttL
fUr
mlllln
tonS-
Most
of
factors
to
resUt
the
Allied
invasion.
(Ze
S
SlVZlll'
SJL
l.thesi
shlPs
he
been
chartered
When
the
young
men
finally
real
no
parties,
no
groups.
There
were
MZei
..
"Ve
To
4
ui
!
lzed
the
actual
facte,
many
of
them,
OnlV
oniy
Norsemen
Norsemen,
nnlv
on,y
rrlendg
fr
pnHa
andL
mrfi
t
.
th
Jw
committed
committed
suicide,
suicide,
rather
rather
than
than
rt0f0,.
H.fHor.
f
tv.
-......j
"V"T
"""iwegian
iwegian
nag,
nag,
on
the
seven
seas
of
wage
war
against
the
Norwegian
'dec
n
to
'fl"ht
fo
1
berty
and
?e
f,'
Norwe,an
hlP3
hpmes
that
had
nourished
them
thfi
P"1U
ZJSl
have
been
lost
lately
than
during
the
time
they
were
supposed
to
be
nrnloi
aA
Kir
fVt
HnnlnlU..
1
Hitler's
sub-
'
"-
marines.
Of
thp
Nnrwdn
an
s3llnr.ii
6000
are
in
England.
There
are
also
practically
all
the
men
for
merly
engaged
"in
the
whaling
In-j
Belf.evldently.
there
were
a
few
numerous
enough
to
become
a
de-!Norfh
gp.
;atrni
quislings
oui
quisling
s
own
exper-
"
"-
"
uiaj,
lences'
serve
as
the
best
proof
that!
However,
if
it
had
not
been
for
he
had
very
little
support
even)
the
first
British
expedition
that
among
those
closest
to
him.
Her"",
lu
viuuuwuuawicu,
rung
had
been
in
Berlin
the
week
before
I
Haakon
and
the-government
could
the
Invasion.
The
invasion
had',not
have
escaped
being
taken
pris-j
been
minutely
prepared
a
very
long
onets
by
the
Germans,
time
beforehand.
Quisling
return-1
At
the
present
time
the
Ger-
dustry.
They
are
occupied
in
the'
ea
K)
USIO
April
7.
He
Was
aCCOm-tu
i,dive
uver
me
sfpamers
enmo
.f
II
panied
by
a
few
of
his
Nazi
friends,.
rntire
administration
of
Norway
fishing
schooners.
Over
one
hund"
some
young
men,
who
served
as
uiawiaigc
an
oinciais
De-his
guard.
They
finally
proved
tolloneing
to
the
former-government,
be
the
only
real
supporters
he
had.
rhe
Germans
have
a
governor,
or
Wh?n
he
was
ordered
by
the
Ger-
"Gauleiter"
as
he
is
called.
He
has
mans
td
secure
a
Nazi
government,
offices
in
the
Kings
Palace
and
which
lasted
only
two
days,
he
dirt
..
-
.
hot
succeed.ln
securing
a
single
ona
of
them
He
appointed
to
actually
serve.
When
he
called
them
In
to
give
the
oath
of
obedience,
not
one
'person
appeared.
He
ordered
the;
heads
of
many
organizations,
labor
'
shipowners
and
business
men
to
CHIROPRACTOR)
Stanley
W.
Colton,
D.C.Ph.C.
Wallace-
Block,
Phone
610
One-
of
the
things
Norway
takes
special
pride
in
Is
the
fact
that
practically
the
"entire
gold
reserve)
In
the
banks
of
Norway
at
the.
time
the
Hitler
hordes
came
has
been
brought
out
of
the
country
."
Some
of
the
cold
was
hrnntrhf
I
(Dry
Canteen
Is
Being
Extended
Resort
-
.
across
the
ocean
in
small
freight;!
In
ordinary
red
million
in
gold
is
now
deposit
ed
In
United
States
and
Canada.
Dr.
Hambro
stated
that
with
this
credit
and
a
King
and
a
government
that
has
said
"No"
to
the
Hitler
demand
that
the
king
should
abdicate
and
the
government
resign,
the
people
In
Norway
still
hold
that
their
country
is.
"a
going
concern."
Most
people
ads.
Do
.you?
reac
tnt
classified
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Is
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Proving
1
The
dry
canteen
rerently
opened
,ln
the
Stork
Block
on
Second
Av
enue
for
the
local
troops
has
proven
so
popular
that
the
other
half
of
the
ground
fioor
of
the
building
has
been
taken
over
for
the
purpose.
The
Irish
Fusiliers
will
be
responsible
for
the
furnish
ings
and,
among
other
things,
will
(put
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billiard
table.
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Vancouver
to
Vancouver,
u.
.
u
am;
Sunday
:
4
pjn.-prlnce
Rupert.
Capt.
Neil
MHai
Wednesday
.10
a.m.
had
a
good-sized
list
of
cs::n-
Friday
10
a.m.
gers,
totalling
176,
on
uoai
rf
th
July
5,
8,
12.
15,
22,
26
jlarge
majority
were
round
trip
and
29
a.ra.l
tourists
returning
south.
h
great
For
Stewart
and
Premier
Sunday
.
7
pin
Friday
11
a.m
From
Stewart
and
Premier
Tuesday
11:30
am
'
Saturday
9
a.m.
For
Alice
Arm,
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
Sundav
'.
-7
tvn
(From
Alice
Arm,
Naa
River
1
and
Tort
Simpson
I
preponderance,
as
usual,
being
Americans.
Six
persons
disembarked
from
the
vessel
at
this
port
Red
spring
salmon
Is
selling
for
15c
per
pound
in
Seattle
irif"
smal
reds,
11c
and
whites,
9p
Union
steamer
Camosun
Car'
Ernftt
Sheppard,
Is
due
m
ps:
latethls
Friday
night
from
Var
couver
via
the
Queen
Charln""
Ii
lances
and
will
'sail
Saturday
J.
on
her
return
south
over
the
sai
.
route.
July
16
and
27
ajn
1
BOMBAY'S
PROHIBITION'
tor
Alaska
i
BOMBAY,
July
23:
CPl
liqr
Wednesday
1
pjn.
prohibition
went
into
effe-
few
July
5,
8,
12,
15,
22
and
26
....
am.
last
August
and
in
connr
-j
From
Alaska
Wuh
Its
enforcement
in
th;
Thursday
9
p.m.
durini
the
month
of
Apr
ther
July
6,
10,
13,
17,
20
and
27
p.m.
were
149
cases.
1
rieHHHHHHBHHHHHHHMBHNflHtVfe.
Rupert
Ripples
Store
'
rt-
.
.
CLEARANCE
SALE
MILLINERY
Women's
Hat
Clearance
2
Price
Groups
$1.19
-
$1.7'
CHOICE
OF
50
HATS
Rather
than
wait
till
the
end
of
the
summer,
we're
offering
these
hats
for
sale
at
a
time
when
summer
is
not
half
gons.
Of
course
most
of
these
hats
youH
wear
well
into
the
fall
WHILE
THEY
LAST
VALUES
TO
$1
Mall
Orders
Promptly
Pilled
Open
Saturday
Night
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
"In
the
Heart
ol
Prince
Rupert"
THIRD
AVE.
Nex
to
Heilbroner's
Phone
BLUE
907
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUES-
T.S.S:
CARDENA
FKIDAX,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Thurs.
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a
m.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office.
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
S6S
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyerjb
the
cit&
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