I
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ew
War
Jobs
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0
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Act
As
Mcsssngers
In
Emergencies
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N
July
l!
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It
Will
Cool
Yow
im
A
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A
11
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filifiUA
v.
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ride
bicycles
frpm
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:
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s
an
evening.
huve
been
Issued
for
;
.i
serve
as
police
'and
p
:
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Prerautlon
messengers
n;
kii
"
the
announcement,
r
.
r-
b
i'n.
secretary
of
i
Cyclists
Union
said
:r
e
we
shall
be
able
to
30
10
000
trained
women
k-'
!-
warinir
armbands
and
blkp-
will
work
In
30
in
the
event
of
i
'lmnnleatlons.
I.
(
read
the
to
let
them
Dallv
News
Vnnw
what
v
RELIEVE
BUFFERING
1UICKLY
WITH
KELLOGG'S
1
w
b
iiiin
l
1
RELIEF
ti
TEA
the
paper
companies
of
Canada.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
MIDSUMMER
SPECIALS
Studio
Couches-
In
green
and
Argonne
red.
Can
be
made
into
d
uble
or
single
bed.
3
spring-filled
cushions.
V
CQg
Q
Rr
ular
$45.00.
Now
J-piece
STUDIO
SETS
Very
modernistic,
very
latest
materials
m
brown,
green
and
rust.
V
S75
00
Rc-iular
$100.00.
Now
Coffee
Tables
Walnut
finish,
very
Gfi
iatest
Radio
Tables
Of
very
finest
S1t.5U
walnut
with
round
mirror,
chiffonier,
0170
t0
S92.00
1
bedstead
and
bench
riiirrrnK.
will,
mlnnn
In
Rnotem
hftrdwooa.
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VAnt
u
very
line
ciyie.
rvcB.
tj.uu.
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mi
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rm
..am.
r
n
ct
.
.
-
'
-
-
.
-
mri
m
imn
u
quality,
reg.
$17.50.
Now
1
t
n.
.
i.
V
.
nraan.
roH
mahOBanV.
Strongly
constructed
and
In
CB!
AH
to
S104.50
latest
style.
From
'
'
"
Chiffoniers
WaterfaU
design,
very
latest.
29.ll
5II
Special
Next
Door
to
B.C.
Clothiers
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
Jpr
Vancouver;
u
u
TQC
r'HIMII.'MA
FKIIIAY.
lAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:30
p.m.
Out
Vancouver,
Thur.
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
londay
a
m.
If
Cnnvrnlent.
Please
Purchase
Ticket,
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
fit
AN
K
1
KKiMMPit
p.it..
iinnwrt
Aftnt.
Third
Ave.
Phone
588
WILLKIE
IS
SPEEDSTER
I
Hurry-up.
Courtship
RUSHVDXE,
Ind.,
July
16:
CP)
Wendell
Wlllkle's
toother
i
remarked
In
1917,
when
tke
mani
who
stampeded
the
Republican
Party
to
nomination
for
president
of
the
United
States
was
on
the
trail
of
his
bride-to-be:
I
"So
you're
the
girl
Wendell's
going
to
marry?"
I
Mrs.
Wlllkle
was
talking
to
Edith
Wilk,
spunky,
falr-halred,
blue-eyed
girl
from
RushvlUe,
Just
a
few
miles
from
Elwood,
the
Wlllkle
home
town.
Edith
Wllk
stammered,
blushed.
"Oh,
no,
no,"
she
protested.
It
must
must
be
a
mistake.
I've
kle.
"Wendell's
got
It
all
been
found
for
v,ii
n,,
t.u-i
;.
Democrats
lost
the
revolution
of
1848.
I
Wendell
Wlllkle's
mother,.
Hen-
i
Papers
Out
Early
During
Dallv
the
summer
months.
That
.
makes
it
very
difficult
to
make
(
changes
in
advertisements
that
come
in
late.
All
copy
for
new
.
advertisements
or
for
changes
Announcements
All
dvertlseiaen'la
In
this
ctl-mnn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
Zbi
i
word.
3.
p.
N.
Danqe,
July
18.
S.
O.
N.
Picnic,
July
21,
L.O.BA.
Bazaar.
.October
16th.
W.
A.
Canadian
Legion
uazaar,
November
1.
United
Bazaar,
November
21.
Our
Kamoiin
Pdsun
Alherta
COAL
Hulkley
Valley
Coal
Nanalmo
y.c
lllnjton
Coal
15uUley
Valley
Wheat
and
Grain
SEEDS
and
FEUTlLIZEIlg
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phone
58
and
658
suits.
,TS8
DAILY
NEWS
Nominee
For
U.
S.
President
Had
I
"
your
paper
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
or
Blue
709.
Is
late
phone
S3
(tf)
When
you
go
on
your
holidays
take
the
Dally
News
with
you.
50c
wfll
pay
for
the
paper
for
two
months
out
of
town.
(tf)
Constable
and
Mrs.
D.
D.
Mcln-,
doo,
who
have
been
spending
a
holiday
In
the
south,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday'
morning
Irpin
Vancouver.
They
visited
Jn
the
jOkanagan
district.
W.
K.
Gwyer
Jr.,
who
has
been
here
for
some
time
in
connection
with
air
base
construction
work
at
Seal
Cove,
sailed
by
the
Prince
George
yesterday
afternoon
for
I
Just
met
him.
And
well,
I
never
Vancouver.
'
j
All
Canadian
Red
Cross
supplies
,
neartl
anything
about
It."
16:
(CP)
New
going
overseas
at
the
oresent
time
"No
mistake,"
laughed
Mrs
Wil-
Mrs.
F.
Holland
Pf
Victoria
Is
a
settled,
visitor
In
the
city,
the
guest
of
her
HE!
KOU
SA
:
BARGAIN"
for
immediate
sa)e.
'
'(
foot
cabin
cruiser.
Accommodates
seven
persons.
20
h.p.
heavy
duty
marine
engine.
Phone
564.
LOST
flee
the
day
before
publication
.
u
on0reen
278.
Renorts
of
overnight
meetings
,
-J
wrist-'
(166).
fpr
publication
should
also
be
(
PERSONAL
I
In
early,
preferably
the
night
j
before,
to
Insure
publication.
WANT
NORMAL
PEP
AT
4Q?
MEN
j
tonics,
stimulants,
oyster
elements
to
aid
recovery
normal
ylm,
vigor.
Get
package
today,
If
not
delighted,
maker
refunds
Its
low
price.
Call,
write
"Mc-Cutcheon's
and
all
other
good
drug
stores.
Handyman
Home
Service
Repairing
Stoves,
Roofs,
Electrical
Appliances,
Qil
Burners
Cleaned,
Numbing
and
Painting
224
.Seven
th
Ave.,
W.
Phone
BLACK
735.
''MaawaaiBaMBMBtf
'Open
Till
J0:00
p.nj,
Ice
Creani
Soft
Prinks
Tobaccps
Candies
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
Miss
Y.
Skog
Jeft
pn
last
night's
tralq
lor
Douglas
Lodge
near
'Fort
St.
James.
In
the
recent
theory
.examinations
held
by
the
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music,
Sheila
McRae
completed
a
perfect
paper.
Sheila
Is
a
pupil
Of
St.
Joseph's
Academy.
Commander
George
Borrle,
local
naval
commanding
.officer,
return
ed
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
morning
from
a
trip
to
Victoria.
Hp'a
trAA
mo
ho
h-irt
mot
Vio
irirt
sister.
Mrs.
J.
Storrlne.
217
West
'
jwhonl
tearhlntr
staff
.
who
ha
been
w7
f9T
lhB
Canadian
or
he
was
going
to
marry.
He
said
it
Eighth
Avenue.
Mrs.
Holland
was
a1
in
England
for
the
past
year,
has,
BrtUh
n
Red
Cross
to
make
ship-
would
be
80
asy
because
youi
well
known
pioneer
woman
of
'been
helping
in
the
evacuation
.of
menu
other
parts
fl
Europe,"
name
is
already
Wilk."
i
Prince
Rupen
and
Js
being
welc,om-
children
from
the
dangerous
areas,
says
Pr.
Fred
W.
Routley,
national
This
was
Edith
Wilk's
introduc-'
ed
hV
piany
old
friends.
.'she
says
she
expects
to
return
to
commissioner
Red
Cross.
"Blankets
tlon
t0
life
with
that
man-always-j
British
Columbia
soon.
contributed
to
the
Canadian
Red
m-a-hurry
who,
then,
never
seem-!
Owing
to
lack
of
a
quorum,
a,
'
Cross
Society
during
Its
recent
ap-
ed
jto
known
where
he
was.
going.
!
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
oiler
Besner,
w.ljo
is
here
from
peal
have
not
been
sent
to
France.
Aunt's
Prophecy
(Ratepayers'
Association,
called
for
Vancouver
for
a
few
weeks
in
con-
Although
these
blankets
were
in-
Later
on,
in
1918,
after
Wendell
,ast
nht
was
postponed
and
aqjnectlon
with
his
building
and
other
tended
for
the
suffering
refugees
had
volunteered
and
befor.e
he
executive
session
held
instead,
interests,
says
there
Is
still
Interest
and
wounded
soldiers
of
that
coun-
went
to
France
with
the
field
ar-
Various
matters
were
discussed
jn-jin
the
local
pulp
mill
project
but
try,
we
could
not
take
a
chance
on
tilery,
she
went
to
training
camD
lclurln8
future
city
administration,-1
nothing
pf
a
yery
definite
nature
In
their
falling
into
Oerman
hands,"
to
ylslt
her
fiancee.
Her
aunt
went
zoning
bylaw
and
enforcement
of
connection
with
the
project
can
be
he
continued..
"The
first
shipment
along
as
a
chapcrone
and
It
was
building
regulations.
Present
were
ejtpesteji
as
Jong
as
international
had
been
authorized
before
the
the
aunt
who
came
away
starry-
w-
Mi
Watts,
president,
Mrs.
Nor-
conditions
remain
as
they
are.
French
armistice
but
we
were
able
eyed.
i.an
Anwa,
uopert
Mcjtay
and
ft
to
divert
the
blankets
to
England,
"He's
why
.he's
going
to
be
a
where
they
will
be
stored
until
eret
man."
saia
auntie.
The
Wll-neededi
The
remainder,
about
60.-
kies
were
married
before
"Win"
000
will
be
held
in
Canada."
Dr.
weri,t
to
France.
Routley
gave
assurance
that
every
"Vln"
Wlllkle
had
a
way
with
blanket
contributed
would
be
need-
reotile,
onlv
In
his
youth
he
was
ed
in
days
to
come.
Already,
the
always
messing
ud
his
nromlsin?
Canadian
Red
Cross
had
been
asked
future
with
escanades
that
madf
!
i
by
the
Dominion
government
to
evn
rood
friends
despair.
There
loan
a
quantity
of
blankets
to
was
the
,tln?e.
whn.
as
college
j
equip
colonist
cars
carrying
over-
nranVsters.
he
and.
his
brother
i
seas
children
to
destinations
In
tnn
nn
h
n'i"'
rollce
force
of
,
Canada.
"We
shall
have
blankets
winomwtnn
TnHiani.
vith
thlr'
sheets,
pillow
cases,
towels
and
oth-
"ire
flt
nnrt
landed
'n
all.
er
necessities
waiting
for
the
child-
All
biographers
of
Wendell
Will-;
ren
at
the
port
of
arrival,"
Dr.
We
tell
you
of
the
Wlllkle
family
j
Routley
$ald.
Amon?
the
blankets
beglnnlns-s.
All
four.
.of
Wlllkle's
contributed
during
the
Canadian
Prafe?tant
erandparents
were
Red
Cross
appeal
were
20,000
from
chased
out
of
Germany
when
the
A.
McLeod.
Lieut.
Robert
Bartlett
returned
to
the
city
on
the
iCardena
Saturday
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
furlough.
Mrs.
Bartlett
and
family
are
remaining
in
the
south
for
a
while
V?nger.
Miss
May
Hartln
o
the
local
i
Mrs.
II.
L.
Alexander
and
little
,
I
daughter
of
Vancouver
are
visiting
in
the
rltv
m
thp
pnptto
nf
Mrs
A!.
I
Daily
advertismR
m
the
Dallj
exander's
sister,
Mrs.
Joseph
Scott.!
"yvo
m
ouic
w
uiuiK
uiuiy
rc-
iiarry
oosse
oi
seal
lie.
brother
of
Mrs.
Scott,
jailed
day
afternoon
by
the
Prince
peorge
,
on
his
return
south
after
a
end
visit
here.
Is
Married
At
Priie
Albrt
Miss
Apple
JValker
RHX
BecQmps
Bride
Qf
Allan
Morgan
In
Cere
ninny
Jn
Saskatchewan
City
The
marriage
took
place
recently
(I66)ln
St.
Alban's
Anglican
Cathedral
rietta
Tusch
Wlllkie,
was
one
of
SALE22
Browning
repeater
tyV
Walked
eTdest
ftt;
the
first
women
Admitted
to
the
regular
$35X10.
.Cash
$20.00.
Mod-
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Walker
of
Prince
Indiana
bar.
She
practised
law
n
suite
ern
bedroom
Including
Ruperi.
to
Allan
Morgan
of
Prince
nnrlnershln
with
her
husband.1
bedstead,
dresser,
.coll
spring
Aibert,
member
of
a
well
known
and
jjpran
iranc,
msu
m
u.c
ana
maicress,
uasn
$zo.uu.
t-npne
respected
Saskatchewan
family.
1PSS1UI1.
Black
232.
741
5th
Ave.
W.
The
bridesmaid
was
Mis
11.1701
1166).
Ingram
and
the
groomsman
was
the
The
bride,
who
lived
In
Prince
j
LESSONS
in
.typewriting.
Also
high
Rupert
since
early
girlhood,
was
a
I
speed
typewriting
and
shorthand
graduate
pf
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen-
given
mornings,
afternoons
pr
era!
Hospital
training
school
for
J
evenings.
Phone
'
Red
"
923.
J
nurses
and
held
the
position
of
op-,
.
'-.
.
'
1
'1
eratlne
room
suDervlsor
In
the
local
1
hofnro'cVio
loft
4nr
frHll
Thjs
Summer
Z'tu!i&
wPrk.
PhoneBlack
322.
(168)
a
sU,on
at
prlnce
A
It
has
been
decided
to
get
the
WANTED
To
rent
by
September
Victorian
Order
of
Nurses.
nil
News
KT
ft
iirc
nut.
out
earlv
durlne
'
1st
to
10th
unfurnished
bouse
or
apartment.
Centrally
located
reliable
tennant
permanent.
Phone
Green
899.
066)
Dally
News
Classified
Ads
Oring
results.
Fresli
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MiHi
VALENTIN
DAIRY
rnoNx
tsr
CENTR.AL
HQTEL
STEAM
BATHS
Make
Appointments
200
Rooms,
50c
and
up
Hot
and
Cold
Water)
Shower
Baths
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
IJ,
H.
BULGER
Optpmetrjst
&n)
r?M
vtf
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
i,
Zarelll
Proprie,
th
HOMK
AWAT
TRPM
liOMB"
Rates
75c
up
60
Rooms
Hot
tt
Cold
Water
v
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Pbone
281
P.O.
Bos
111
Bare
Legs
Ay
The
War
Chest
British
Plant
Permits
Girls
,Put
Stockings
Money
Into
Savin
js
TP
stockjngs
and
as
a
result
250
girls
hope
to
put
$4,450
a
year
into
Na
tional
Savings
by
going
bare
legged.
when
they
were
asked
to
start
a
savings
group,
Gladys
Thompson
Prince
Rupert
p.
J.
Rogers,
city;
H.
Selfjord,
Vancouver;
E.
Prescott,
W.
M.
Carr
,,,nj.
Slow
punlnp
CIGARETTE
PAPEIS
NONI
flNU
Pf
I
T
'
11
MTrrffT
CHAPEL
EN
LE
FRITH,
Eng.,
Rfiflp-F.lprl1
July
16:
(CP)
Management
of
a
factory
here
has
relaxed
its
years-
Piiron
Nnnuiroi
old
ban
on
girls
not
wearing
vi
vi
j
Mrs.
C.
Jensen
Is
Hostess'
In
Honor
Of
Miss
tranche
Jensen
A
verv
deliehtful
miscellaneous
called
the
girls
together
and
sug-,811"
TO,n
JU6i,lr
g'ested
working
without
stockings.
fhe
home
of
Mrs.
C
Jensen.,
33?
sbcth
East
tahonor
of
Avenue
A
persuaded
the
deputation
man-
"
.
.
...
Mfe
R1anVio
Tonon
wnnso
mar.
agement
to
annul
tne
prommtion
7"
r-
t.,
onstocklngle'ssl?gs.
rlage
takes
place
shortly
-
.
.
.
:
The
room
was
prettily
decorated
UATn
Iwlth
pink
and
white
streamers
ADDnr
Al
C
fJU
1
L.L.
JKtfLfllY
centred
with
a
white
wedding
bell.
The
evening
was
spent
Jh
play
ing
whist
and
banko,
Wiflnejrs
in
whist
were:
first,
Mrs.
H.
Gren-
second,
Mrs.
M.
Hvedlng;
and
Gust
Larsen,
city;
J.
T.
Davis,
M-i.j
Mr,
ii9,inn(1
Ukply;
E.
A..
Murphy
and
Lance
winners
In
banko
were:
first.
Cpl
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Allan,
city.
Mrs
H
Lindseth;
second',
Miss'
M.
Central
Johnson;
third,
Miss
B.
Jensen,
Helmer
Anderson,
Dlgby;
O.
Berg-
Delicious
refreshments
were'
seth,
city;
Gnr.
Gojolch,
Dundas.
served,
the
table
being
centred
ly1
with
pink
and
white
roses.
Then
M.fiavanovich,FraserLake;
stan
a
beautiful
decorated
basket
was
Johanson.
Vancouver;
Lance
Bdr.
brought
In
by
Miss
Auslaug
Holk'e-J.
O.
Poissant,
and
Mrs.
G.
White.
stad
and
Miss
Mlmmy
Johnson.
It
cl,ty;
J.
p.
Clark
and
A.
R.
Seaton,
contained
many
beautiful
and
ue-Frederjck
Point;
W.
Notation
and
ful
gifts.
F.
Ferguson,
Port
Edward;
H.
N.f
Those
present
were
Mrs.
A.
Wick,
Seaton.
parrett
point.
iMfs.
j.
Johnson,
Mrs.
M.
Jensen.
O.
W.
Crjpps.
provincial
assessor.;
Mrs.
IJ.
Erickson,
Mrs.
O.
Jerstaid.-Is
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Ca-
Mrs.
J.
Eilertsen,
Mrs.
E.
Eyensen,
tala
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancou-.Mrs.
H.
Halland,
Mrs.
H.
jQrhJ-yer.
He
.will
pay
a
visit
to
the
Bella
strand,
Mrs.
V.
Fossumr
Mrs.
N.
Coola
district
while
returning
north,
i
Luth.
Mrs.
O.
Wick,
Mrs.
F.
,Calr
IN
FOR
BAD
TIME
PIJRHAM,
Eng,
J.uly
lfi;
(CP)
Shpuld
German
parachutists
land
in
this
mining
.district,
said
Presi
dent
W.
JLawther
of
the
Mlnework-;
ers
FeAeratlon.
miners
will
deal
with
tiiem
".with
jthe
best
material
they
are
able
to
handle."
derone,
Mrs.
P.
Lien,
Mrs.
M,
Hvedlng,
Mrs.
C.
Johnson,
Mrs.
V.
Soleen,
Mrs.
,J.
Iv.arsen.
itys.
S.
Skog,
Mrs.
(0.
Eilertsen,
Mr?.
Q.
Klldal,
Mrs.
B.
Pedersen.
Mrs.
H.
Lindseth,
Mrs.
R.
Fossum,
Mrs.
C.
Jensen,
Miss
A.
Holkestad,.
Mrs.
8.
Luth,
Miss
R.
Klldal.
Miss
j
Johnson,
Miss
B.
Jensen,
jirs.
Qlp
Skog
and
Miss
S.
Jensen.
'
Excellent
for
Chafing,
Chapping
and
Diaper
Rash.
A
Baby
Feeding
Bottle
Free
with
each
purchase
Both
for
40c
Ormes
Ltd.
Xh
Pioneer
Drttqgiats
The
Rexall
Store
Phones
81
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
0
p.m.
&
82
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
p.m.
and
7
to
?
p.m.
pAMAN
RATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Steamers
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
:
'
VANCOjLTVEri
on
Saturday
4
p.m.
.calling
Ocean
Fajls.
.
.,C4
Monday
3
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River.
Trains
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
the
EAST.
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Friday
at
11
a.m.
mSSSm
Air-conditioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
For
Fares,
etc.,
Call
cr
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
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AVE.
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