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EDITORIAL
CANADIANS
UNITED
Canadians
have
never
been
so
united
as
they
are
today,
according
to
Olof
Hanson,
member
of
Parliament
for
Skeena,
who
is
in
the
city
following
a
long
and
arduous
session.
He
says
that
the
last
two
months
has
seen
a
very
considerable
change
in
the
.attitude
of
some
of
the
members.
The
son
of
Justice
Minister
LaPointe
recently
enlist-eded
for
overseas
service
and
the
desire
to
help
the
war
effort
in
every
possible
way
is
general
in
Quebec
and
Ontario
as
well
as
in
all
other
provinces
of
Canada.
This
is
a
very
satisfactory
condition
for
the
country
and
the
British
Empire.
FIGHTING
FOR
BRITISH
The
British
are
killing
a
few
Germans
but
malnutrition
and
other
causes
are
bringing
about
thousands
more
deaths
than
the
British.
National
health
reports
indicate
that
there
has
of
late
been
a
great
increase
in
the
number
of
deaths
from
diphtheria,
scarlet
fever,
dvsentery.
While
the
death
rate
in
other
nations
has
bad
a
downward
trend
the
German
death
rate
has
increased
by
80,000
a
year.
The
policy
of
guns
instead
of
butter
is
largely
blamed
for
the
result
indicated.
The
self-sufficiency
efforts
ac
cumulating
war
stocks
of
food,
the
devotion
of
scientific
effort
to
preparation
of
death-dealing
gases
and
high
explosives,
are
the
causes
which
have
probably
brought
about
a
condition
which
has
resulted
in
the
increased
mortality.
SEE
FOR
THEMSELVES
American
newspaper
correspondents
have
been
given
exceptional
opportunities
to
witness
air
battles
over
Great
Britain
recently
so
that
all
the
German
lying
tales
are
discounted
so
far
as
these
correspondents
are
concerned.
Stationed
at
vantage
points
they
have
witnessed
many
an
air
struggle
and
in
almost
every
case
they
have
been
able
to
see
the
.Nazi
planes
shot
down
either
by
anti-aircraft
guns
or
by
British
fighters.
These
correspondents
compare
notes
and
they
know
very
well
that
the
figures
issued
by
the
British
air
department
are
correct.
AFTER
THE
WAR
Anthony
Eden
has
a
dream
of
the
world
after
the
war,
&
somewhat
similar
dream
to
that
he
had
several
years
ago
when
he
used
all
his
influence
to
bring
about
an
active
and
smooth
working
League
of
Nations.
Evidently
he
was
a
little
ahead
of
his
time.
The
statesmen
of
the
nations
concerned
were
not
ready
for
it.
The
United
States
Senate
torpedoed
it
when
they
refused
to
allow
their
country
to
join
in
spite
of
President
Wilson's
advocacy.
Then
the
leaders
funked
when
Japan
formed
thfe
puppet
state
of
Manchuokuo.
They
funked
again
when
Jtaly
grabbed
Abyssinia.
They
practically
ended
the
life
of
the
league
for,
from
that
time
on,
it
gradually
disintegrated.
After
the
war
there
will
be
a
new
international
organization,
probably
under
a
new
name
and,
by
that
time,
possibly
the
nations
-will
have
come
to
their
senses
and
will
be
ready
and
willing
to
co-operate
effectively.
There
will
also
be
many
economic
changes
when
the
war
is
over.
The
era
of
extreme
wealth
arid
extreme
poverty
will
end
and
that
will
end
the
agitation
for
revolutionary
governmental
changes.
Britain
will
be
much
more
democratic
than
ever
before.
Many
of
the
castles
in
Britain
will
be
turned
over
to
the
government
to
be
kept
,
-1
i!
a
i
TT-
i
as
rusiuncai
rencs
01
an
age
mat
is
pasi.
nuge
estates
will
undoubtedly
be
broken
up
and
the
whole
mode
of
life
of
the
people
of
the
coiiritryside
will
be
changed.
In
Canada
and
United
States
there
will
also
be
many
changes
but
those
are'
self-evident.
Most
of
the
chances
will
be
brought
about
gradually
although
we
must
not
expect
heaven
to
arrive
all
at
once.
I
:
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1
SPORT
CHAT
At
I
Eva's
Novelty
j
625
-3rd.
Ave.
West
IN
HIE
BITREME
COCKT
-OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
I.N
PROBATE
In
the
.Mailer
of
the
"Administration
Aft"
And
In
the
Matter
of
the
F.Matr
of
Charlei
Frederick
Jolln.
If-eaed
Intefttate
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HI
Honor.
H.
Z.
A.
Robertson,
m&cto
tbe
7d
day
of
August,
A.
D.
1940,
I
waa
appointed
administrator
at
tbe
estate
of
Cteriea
Frederick
JOElln,
deceased,
Dd
all
partiea
having
claim
against
tike
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furalea
same,
properly
verUied.
to
me
on
or
before
the
8tn
day
of
September,
A.
D.
1940,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
-estate
sre
required
to
par
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthrtth.
DATED
tbe
8th
day
of
August,
A.D.
1940.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Admlnlarator,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
IN"
THE
KITKEME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
In
the
Matter
-of
Samuel
Ceorje
Lind-
nay,
Dereaed,
othrrwlite
known
a
Ham
George
IJncfeay
And
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Administration
Art"
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor
Judge
Robertson,
Iocal
Judg4
of
the
supreme
Court
In
and
lor
the
County
of
Prince
Rupert
aoting
in
the
place
of
and
at
the
request
of
Hi
Honor
Judge
JTher.
I
was
on
August
7th
1840
simotnted
Administrator
of
lalt
the
EstMe
In
British
Columtla,
with
the
Wui
annexed,
of
the
late
Samuel
Oeorge
Undsay,
oUverwlae
known,
as
Sam
Oeorge
Undsay,
of
Aylmer,
Quebec
who
died
at
Aylmer
Quebec,
on
the
27th
day
of
May
X934,
leaving
property
in
the
vicinity
of
Stewart,
B.
-C.
All
.persons
narlng
claims
against
the
said
.Estate
are
required
to
file
them
wftn
me
piifrjqlf
verified
on
or
before'
the
IMii
day
of
Beptenxber
1640
and
all
persons
in
debited
to
the
aald
Zstate
are,
required
to
pay
the
balance
of
theVr
Indebted
nes
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C
this
8th
day
of
August
1940.
NORMAN
A.
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Official
Admlnlstroitor.
Prinoe
Rupert.
B.
C.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
6
TEAM
BATHS
Make
Appointments
'200
Rooms,
50c
and
tip
Also
CENTRAL
APARTMENTS
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
HARD
WORK
Two
Doubles
For
AND
WORRY'Men
Are
Played
JSL'SSftSS
'
l?
Prince
Rupert
C,
Tennis
Champ
i
neavyvreiglU
wrratmis
nwe
deleaving
Jack
Taylor
In
Canada
tn
1933,
his
at
last
lost
his
crown
to
John
Kalan
after
defending
It
"
.
.
..
.
in
men's
doubles
of
the
rlty
ten
successfully
for
seven
years.
In
In
the
the
.
.
,
.'
..
hpn
.
h
.
nu
championship
tournament
las.
ujy.
juricau
ill
wucu
lie
ue-
meantlme
the
Amulet
Sask.
athlete
I
has
xrestled
in
Canada,
Australia
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
20:
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Experience
with
automobiles
of
Wal-
ful,
but
not
soectacular
wrestler.
He;
nt
nurt
anyone.
But
hard
work
has
successfully
defended
his
tlt!e
against
several
challengers
already.
i
ball
AssociaUon
In
England
and,
a
j
source
close
to
the
Governor-Gen
eral
said
this
is
just
one
of
about
500
honorary
positions
held
by
HLv
Excellency.
The
Governor-General
holds
the
title
of
natron,
president
or
honorary
president
of
hundreds
of
organizations,
many
of
which
ar
engaged
in
war
work.
But
for
the
most
part
His
Excellency's
connection
with
them
entails
no
responsibility.
The
Earl
of
Athlone
has
long
been
a
sport;
fan
and
each
morning
f
njoyi
a
ride
on
hoserseback
about
the
grounds
of
Rideau
Hall
and
nearby
bridle
paths:
His
duUes
don't
allow
much
time
for
witness
Ing
sports
events
but
a
government
house
secretary
said
His
Excellency
might
quite
possibly
witness
some
rugby
football
games
In
the
capital
this
fall
to
see
what
the
Canadian
game
Is
like.
In
England
he
took
considerable
Interest
In
football.
BAH
f(OIJ
LONDON
CP
The
Montreal
price-
nf
bar
Bold
on
t.he
London
nrmrket
wa
tnennned
today
at
t?7
M
rwr
fine
ounce
Everything
in
Novelties
and
worry
are
Impossible."
The
huge
Chrysler
building
In
New
York
city
is
one
of
Chrysler's
The
Earl
of
Athlone
recently
was
1
achievements.
When
he
was
born
re-elected
president
of
the
Foot-j
April
2.
1875.
at
Wamego.
Kans-
the
site"
of
the
building
was
known
to
New
Yorkers
as
the
Lexington
avenue
goat
farm.
Walter
Perry
Chrysler
was
the
son
of
Henry
Chrysler,
a
locomotive
engineer,
and
Mary
Brayman
Chrysler.
"He
was
eraduated
from
the
hleh
school
nt
Ellis.
Kans
.
and
'ater
took
a
business
college
course
before
starting
a
four-year
aD-
orentlceshln
in
the
shops
of
the
Onion
Pacific
Railway.
He
was
married
at
Ellis.
June
4.
1901,
to
Delia
V.
Forker.
They
had
two
daughters
and
two
sons.
Chrys'er
died
of
a
cerebral
hem-orrage
at
his
home
In
Great
Neck.
Long
Island.
Jacket
Protects
Merchant
Seamen
New
Type
of
Llfe-Sarinf
equipment
NklvNew
In
Use
LONDON,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
Bri
tain's
merchant
seamen
while
work-
ln
in
dangerous
areas
must
wear
1
new
type
of
life-saving
Jacket
made
of
cotton
drill
tilled
with
kapok
andtied
with
tapes
at
the
waisty
It
can
be
worn
without
hindering
their
work
and
will
keep
the
wearers
floating
for
an
indefinite
period.
An
official
of
the
ministry
of
hippinj?,
whjeh.
made
use
of
the
(vests
compulsory,
said
experience
had
showed
that
In
many
cases
there
was
not
sufficient
time
for
seamen
to
don
llfejackets
when
a
hlp
was
torpedoed
or
mined.
,
TRAIN
BLOWS
UP
BULAWAYO,
Aug.
20:
(CP)
When
a
train
carrying
explosives
blew'
up
153
miles
south
f
this
Rhodesian
city
four
persons
were
killed
and
three
seriously-injured.
DIES
FROM
STINGS
BOGNOR
REGIS.
Eng.,
Aug.
20:
CP
Five
minutes
after
Mrs.
A.
H.
Bartholomew
disturbed
a
nest,
she
died
from
wasp
stings.
Wnship
Tanrnaroent
Continued
Last
'Went
and
Fulton
beaW
Sorxlngton
came
production
manage
for
the..
I
New
Zealand.
England
and
South
Went
o
.company
whfn
-while-Jurmaln
and
Law
ford
beat.
"
Te
resigned
In
1920
to
direct
the
13
13
J
una
aiurunicr
g.
u-.
inatiUebout
McCready
was
de-,
willvs-Oveiland.
feated
In
a
match
at
Wellington.
;Company
LaUf
ne
Wfnt
to
N.Z.
by
Katan
who
gained
the
omy
Silken-Chalmers
Company
and
in
fall
in
a
hard-fought
contest.
The
new
champion
is
a
fellow-country-
;
man.
so
that
the
tlUe
remains
with
C?n-da.
He
had
four
timet
ha!-
1924
became
head"
of
his
own
com
pany,
the
Chrysler
Corporation.
Chrysler
has
no
set
formula
for
success.
Hp
believed
In
courage.
Jenged
for
the
Utle
in
Canada
and
definite
objectives
and
quick
-decl-New
Zealand,
but
had
never
before
'dons.
"If
you
don
have
the
cour-beaten
McCready
although
he
had
age
of
your
convictions,"
he
once
a
draw
to
his
credit.
He
is
a
skll-
y3u
worry.
Hard
work
does-
Baseball
Scores
National
Learue
New
York.
9.
ClnelnnaU
2.
Boston
3,
Pittsburg
0.
American
Leacue
Cleveland
7,
Boston
18.
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u
n
uitestment
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Important
Users
Say
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B.C
Products"
Britiih
Columbia
thrives
by
its
In
duitriej,
and
Its
InduUries
sre
t-rous
en
of
"
B.C.
Product."
Lorrinr
and
Minlnr
Campi
were
never
boiier
than
they
are
to-day.
Employment
and
Purchases
are
steadily
increaiine.
and
Induttrial
demands
for
roods
"
made
in
Britiih
Columbia'are
on
a
rapidly
ascendinf
scale.
The
Provincial
Government
invsri-ably
specifies
"
B.C.
Product
"
for
the
numerous
Institution
which
come
tinder
it
care.
No.
housewife
buys
more
carefully
than
the
Purchasing
Afenta
for
these
important
users,
who
have
found
by
loot
investigation
and
patient
test
that
B.C
Products
"
compare
very
favourably
with
imported
merchandise.
Support
the
Product
of
our
own
Farms
and.
Factories.
Encoursge
the
Britiih
Columbia
Producer
to
develop
and
expand.
Give
employ
mens
to
more
of
our
own
people.
By
far
the
major
portion
of
your
domes
tic
need
-can
be
supplied
within
tbe
Province.
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B.C
Products"
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Children
PRIZES
1st
15
00
War
Savines
Certificate
2nd
S2.00
Cash
(in
each
clan)
Entries
must
be
mounted
and
left
at
Orme's
or
Wratluu
on
or
before
Tuesday,
August
20th
A
CIVIC
CENTRE
CARNIVAL
EVENT
Used
Furniture
fi
Kitchen
Ranges
for
burning
coal
or
wood;
2
Ranges
fitted
with
Imperial
Oil
Burner;
12
Brick-lined
Heaters;
3
8-piecc
Dining
Room
Suites;
1
Kitchen
Cabinet;
3
China
Cabinets;
3
Buffets;
3
Morris
Chairs;
1
Radios;
6
Gramophones;
6
Dining
Room
Tables;
2
Kitchen
Tables;
12
Kitchen
Chairs;
2
Pianos';
1
Organ;
2
Chiffoniers;
G
Bedroom
Tables;
2
Large
Glass
Cases;
2
8
ffet
long
by
27
inches
wide
Mirrors;
1
GG.66
Mirror
with
Frame;
6
Felt
Mattresses
in
all
sizes;
1
Spring
Filled'
Mattress,
size
1-0;
G
Steel
Beds,
46;
6
Springs,
all
sizes;
2
Single
Beds,
complete;
.2
Davenports,
open
to
a
bed;
1
Ertglish
Prams;
3
Wickers;
6
Wash
Stands;
1
Bassinet
Crib;
2
Tricycles;
2
Doll
Buggies;
1
Small
Row
Boat;
2
Oil
Burning
Heaters,
wickless.
Used
Furniture
Departmt:
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
Moose
Building-.
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
Hours
from
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
Phone
GREEN
111
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LINES
1
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CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Torts
SS.
"Princess
Adelaide"
every
Friday
10
pjn.
To
Vancouver
Direct
Princess
Charlotte
Princess
Alice
Princess
Louise
Aug.
3rd,
24th,
Sept.
4th
Aug.
7th,
17th
Aug.
10th,
21st
31st
To
Ketchikan,
Wrancell,
Juneau
and
SWarway
Aug.
2nd,
5th,
12th,
16th,
19th,
26th.
30th
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Aeent
Prince
Rupert,
BX
"RUPERT
BRAND"
Smoked
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Pnnc
Kiipert
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Co.
Lid,
Royal
Bank
Bldf.
British
Oolum!)"
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
fift
VALENTIN
DAJRY
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