PAQX
TWO
TBI
UKTCt
Ewd
Barney
Mulvany
Preaches
RUNNER
Hazekon
Route;
Spoke
To
and
CAMPAC
ominous,
To
suit
every
need
and
style
from
Infants'
to
Men's
and
Ladies'
in
Composition
or
crepe
soles.
Cam-paes
are
in
a
class
by
themselves.
Agents
for
Penman's
Hosiery
Jack
&
Jill
Shoes
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
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of
Audit
Bureau
oi
Circulations
Friday,
June
20,
1941.
EDITORIAL
The
Interior
Road
-
We
endeavoured
yesterday
to
bring
to
special
notice
of
necessity
of
early
action
being
taken
on
the
construc
tion
of
the
highway
from
Prince
Rupert
to
the
interior
as
sort
of
a
blow.
Last
summer
it
was
expected
but
it
never
came.
Germjvny,
no
doubt,
considers
herself
stronger
now
for
the
blow
than
she
was
then.
We
must
steel
ourselves
for
news
of
big
and
important
developments
in
the
war
very
soon
now.
Mr.
Pattullo
Renominated
-
-
For
the
eighth
time
Mr.
Pattullo
has
been
nominated
Liberal
candidate
for
Prince
Rupert.
Twenty-five
years
now
our
member,
he
will
go
before
the
electors
once
again
asking
their
suffrage.
As
we
have
suggested
before,
the
Premier
might
with
good
grace
be
given
an
acclamation
as
a
fitting
tribute
to
his
quarter
of
a
century
of
service
for
British
Columbia
and
Prince
Rupert.
There
is,
of
course,
no
very
particular
reason
to
anticipate
he
will
get
it.
Without
being
too
complacent
about
it,
however,
The
Daily
News
is
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north
of
Vancouver
and
West
of
Edmonton
holdin
...
.
O
......W1UIM
in
these
organizations.
Ml
Important
Seattle
Bodies
FRANCOIS
LAKE,
June
20.
Barney
Mulvany
has
returned
from
a
month's
holiday
in
Vancouver
and
Seattle,
Ilia
first
trip
"outside"
in
25
years.
At
Seattle
he
was
tiie
guest
pf
the
Rotary
Club,
the
Washington
Athletic
Club,
the
Arctic
Club
and
the
Buccaneers'
Club,
speaking
on
the
Hazelton
route
to
Alaska.
Telling
of
the
Impassable
muskeg
tt-v
fyx
wp
swamps
to
be
encountered
on
all
1
1
1
If
h
IV
;of
the
eastern
routes
Mr.
Mulvany
Jt-'
V
au
&u
pelnted
out
that
a
great
American
explorer,
one
Colonel
Bulkley,
who
worked
with
a
huge
staff
of
cruisers
for
years
In
locating
the
Collins
Overhand
Telegraph
Lins,
was
forced
to
abandon
all
the
eastern
routes
as,
after
thorough
investigation,
he
I
found
miles,
of
soft
ground
in
which
he
could
not
get
a
telegraph
pole
to
stand
up.
He
was
finally
compelled
7JTmmm
if-
appreciate
casUoff
clothes
and
shoes
for.
-distribution
to
Rupert's
needy,
kindly
Je.a,ve..jit.Mc-.
Rae
Bros,
or
write
to
Shirley
Dorcas
Society,
Shirley,
B.
C.
WANTED
Room
with
private
family
close
in.
Call
855.
Archie
McNeill.
(145)
FOR
KEN!
FOR
R
EOTFive
room
furnished
home
for
rent
to
careful
tenants
without
children.
July
and
August
725.5th
Avenue
West.
GOING
OUT
Less
Play
And
More
Attention
To
National
Defence
By
Adelaide-
Krr
Associated
Press
Staff
Writer
NEW
YORK,
June
20:
(AP)
--
to
stick
to
the
hard
bottom
of
the
Mrs.
Harold
Milligan.
president
ot
Hazelton
route.
This
applied
in
the
United
Sates
National
Council
later
years
tc
the
Trail
of
T8,
and
Women,
wants
American
women
still
later
to
the
construction
of
to
stop
playing
so
much
bridge
and
the
Yukon
Telegraph
Line.
i1
to
wtk
on
woman's
role
in
Many
old
sourdoughs
present
at
Uncle
Sam's
defence,
the
Buccanneers
dinner
endorsed
A
New
York
wife
and
mother,
this
from
their
own
experiences
Mrs-
Milligan
recently
was
app
inl
and
remembered
many
outfits
eu
oi
tne
uenerai
federation
which
attempted
the
Liard
and
of
Women's
Clubs'
new
department
Pelly
routes
losing
all
their
pack
of
national
defence,
which
will
stock
and
outfits
In
the
muskeg
mobilize
women
throughout
the
country.
One
outfit
made
through
country.
to
the
Yukon
via
the
Porcupine
but
Across
hr
busy
office
desk
the
other
day-
he
said,
"We
have
a
was
three
years
in
doing
so.
Calling
the
attention
of
the
din-
irauai
power
ior
me
civ-
ner
guests
to
the
fact
that
Alaska
man
aence
or
this
country
in
tne
womanhood
of
America.
Wo-
was
more
westerly
than
north
from
coottiA
nrt
Vanrnnvpr
ami
that
""e
tremendous
creative
westerly
point
at
present
reached
f
nd
P,ut,
11
to
wrk
for
the
coun-
by
a
fair
road.
Mr.
Mulvany
cauea
-
.....
i
r
.v.-
mnn
ii-
Mrs.
Mllllgan's
live
v
int
RE
KAMLOOPS
NEWS
K..M.K'S
"HOME
TOWN"
rw.'.r-l.-
detoce
Lie,
torn,
trip
,hc
made'
The
annual
"Open
llmue-..,
decidedly
especially
L
congressman
u"BVca"",lu
1
iviasnussmi
1
s
'
in
.
the
m.
"
nection
wllh
with
,h
the
n9,lonill
national
sr
Three
Essentials
001116
active
in
assisting
the
Red
Mrc
flllUnn
i
i-
Prn
In
flln
lrwnl
finlvntrn
nnm
w,:i:i.
:
t
n.
l.l
U
11
t
tn
Hp
fnnnri
from
Hazelton
t.n
AI-
...
11C
piu-
a
mmtiii.y
uiujetu
it
vvuuiu
wen,
we
nuw
augcat,
tui
------
--
-
-----
,
-
gram
win
cover,
three
thlnss-
first
Pa'Bn.
local
bodies
to
get
busy
and
make
representations
to
thel","
IZt.Zfl
educatlon
of
w4
to
nutrition-1
proper
authorities
and,
if
necessary,
bring
pressure
to
seiC,
f
c,0"d-
tralm?
iji
nursing;
third
Kamtow
weather
is
quite
s-um-
fhafno
time
is
lost
in
giving
attenti
n
to
sch
a
vital
inat
ST.T
bTSrST
ter.
There
is
reason
to
believe
that
defence
authorities
askan
Highway.
The
one
question
tIy
as
a
whJe
iUi
TOUn
The
hot
spell
foliowed
a
week.end
have
already
made
recommendations
along
the
lines
sug-iasked
the
speaker
was
difficult
to
..Thai
Jast
very
lmportant
when
1.27!
inehea
of
rain
fell,
this
gested.
If
there
is
anything
We
can
(la
to
see
that
SUch,anfweJ.waft"
J!
"La
she
says
with
a
chuckle.
"Remem-
beln
as
much
as
normally
falls
in
U
.l-i.?
1'
i
1.1
1
.uoing
aouui,
lie
unu
tiie
auawei
hor
thoro
u
.
.
.
n
uhnlr
mnrttVi
recoinmbrKiaiions
are
implemented,
we
snouio
lose
no
hnH
had
tn
to
h
be
-nnthinQ-"
nothing.
"1C
u"Ke
Bitul
means
01
-
time
in
acting
accordingly
cornmunicatlon-
telephone,
tele-.
A
Blow
On
Britain
Observers
expect
and
signs
portend
that
the
Nazis
are
about
to
deliver
some
sort
of
a
major
blow
against
Great
Britain.
Quite
likely
a
lot
of
this
talk
and
reported
action
to
the
East
around
the
Russian
frontier
is
smoke
screen,
ihe
recent
easing
up
oi
bombing
of
Britain
is
Mrs.
Milligan
U
a
calm,
smiling
agriculturalist
here
and
widely
grey-haired
woman
with
level
grey
Known
among
farmers
and
ranch-eyes,
which
can
twinkle
or
spark.
er-
has
arrived
In
Kamloops
to
She
sits
at
her
desk,
above
which
become
manager
of
the
Kamloops
hangs
an
etching
of
the
Pilgrim
District
Farmers'
Co-operative
As-Fathers
enroute
to
church,
and
'
soilatlon.
works
past
a
dozen
InterruBtlnnJ
.
witn
tne
calm
of
a
wife
and
moth-
Lshe
spent
a
whole
day
Just
being
a
proua
motner.
WANTED-
Housekeeper
lmmedi-.
Her
hobby
is
still
music-collect
ately.
Box
108,
Dally
News.
(H5)
lng
Amerlan
J.
WANTED
A
girl
for
general
ic?wboy
airs.
She
swims,
golfs
and
yjuys
tennis
and
thinks
nothing
of
hiking
eight
miles
around
a
New
England
lake
where
she
vacations.
First,
last
and
all
the
time,
Mrs.
Mlllgan
says,
she
Is
"a
tremendous
believer
in
the
i
American,
.sjsfem.
wjucn
must
De
Kept
alive."
Never
Say
Die
Say
Buy
Bonds
I
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Hldf.
A
meetinz
of
Kamlnnn
er
who
Is
used
to
halting
her
own
called
by
Mavor
CharW
v
pn.
TTV-.1-.
hat
Ti
i
activities
to
settle
family
nroblems
Ion.
was
held
Wednpsrinv
No
doubt,
Britain
is
on
full
guard
for
some!
radio,
sewing
machine
and
bed.
r,p
f
ai,leadJr
nelther
hl"Vor
pUrpoSe
of
organlzing
a
Phone
Blue
830.
(145)
I",
"
tarian
blue
without
gadgets.
Her'
FOR
SALE
10
cameras,
lot
of
"ock
the
day
I
saw
her
was
WANTED
uieie
aeems
10
ue
ntue
llKeiinoou
01
niS
being
(leieated.
housework.
Must.be
able
to
cook,
11,
nowever,
nis
political
opponents
leel
constrained
to
do
I
No
children.
Apply
Box
io
so
and
that
they
can
afford
to
test
the
Premier's
strpnrrr.ht
Daily
News.
047)
n.
iiiBiiuuie
iiuiJiK,
we
nupe
vne
coniesi
Will
De
a
worthy
iTHE
Shirley
Dorcas
Society
would
anu
ciean
one,
not
detracting
m
a
disproportionate
way
from
more,
vastly
more,
important
matters
than
a
routine
issueless
provincial
election,
called
merely
because
of
a
constitutional
requirement,
which
requires
a
new
mandate
for
a
government
that
is
nearing
the
end
of
its
legal
period
of
tenure.
tools,
1
wing
pump,
wash
basins,
simple
dark
blue
wool
with
a
crisp
1
laundry
tub.
beds,
springs
and
white
collar
caught
with
a
Drettv
mattresses,
chesterfields,
at
low
little
silver
pin.
Her
handbag
Is
prices.
Phone
Black
324.
B.
C.
bl8'
roomy
and
not
too
full.
Furniture
Co.
1
Mrs.
Milligan
was
bom
Lu:y
"
"
Richardson
on
a
Colorado
ranch
FOR
SALE-Household
furniture,
attended
schoof
In
New
York
Phone
Green
185
days.
Red
921
studled
muslc
Jn
Berlln
then
evenings.
133
7th
Avenue
East,
married
Harold
V.
Milligan
who
(148
.was
f
nr
OA
iron
.n
.-nnin.
i
-v.
jva.o
uiBauui,
anu
cnoir
FOR
SALE
Seven
-roomed
house,
director
of
the
Riverside
Church,
332
7th
Ave.
E.,
on
sewer,
near
She
has
two
sons,,
one
of
whom
schools
and
dry
dock.
$2,000
cash,"celVed
an
M-
A-.
the
other
a
B.
A.
or
terms.
Phone
Green
922.
ucejce
uu
oiumDia
university
s
last
commencement
day.
For
once
Mllllllll
SAVOY
HOT
E
L
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Ilox
511
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
"Help
Finish
the
Job"
i
BUY
VICTORY
IJONDS
Remember
the
campaign
closes
Saturday
the
2
1st.
Deal
at
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
330
West
3rd
Ave.
Phone
Red
120
P.O.
Uox
757
HIGHEST
IN
QUALITY
Most
Refreshing
...
r
two
FIRST
AWARDS
it'
A
m
WINNIHXU
ENGLAND.
1936
y-
aj
vortvv"-
.
AVZ
Government
Ot
prmsrjjLOiumDia,
,
MWCOAN0
HE
Friday,
June
2f
m
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
thj
Women's
Auxiliary
fej
the
Rocky
week.
It
eotdfettd
of
;.oo
Mountain
Rangers
regiment.
articles.
A
number
of
Kamleops
Gslf
Cltb
Mra-
3
Attiw
Milton
i,
o
ror
members
Journeyed
to
Revels4okr
Lethbrldg
tn
vtoK
with
her
nus-at
the
end
of
last
week
to
compete
band
Capt.
Milton
of
the
Reeky
n
the
annual
commercial
travel-
Maintain
Ranters,
pn-.srn
x
lers'
tournament
there.
tloned
at
Prince
Rupr-n
i
my
taking
a
special
course
u:
'
:
Aj.
bcrta
c,ty
William
Harknett.
Dresident
of
The
Victory
Loan
1941
campaign
1
jth
Kamlnops
Fish
&
Qame
Pro-
wi
,
Uttl...
1
l
a.
tti
Votnlnnnp
fl
u
ic
11?
nil
nvor
fHo
.
...
.
every
iuiic
m
iau
uU..
f
.
t.
-
tftrtft!v,
matx.
nufr
fivi.
hnndrprf
C(llC&t
Oil
tPMher
ill
K
i
r.:
ri
iillll
-
t
a
,
?viwJ
lutiL
v
ityHiKtvti
auww
vouia
nave
uj
oe
recuvcicu
nu
,
,
,
hnnuht
v.a
i
hnnrls
:
iiuk
Hlufl
onrir
.
SCnOOL
nM
ri"H('rt
,
fo
rrtrrv
thdt
mat
Hi7Pltnn
Hazelton
wi
Was
the
tne
most
most
-------
north-
nuim
lu
"atllCi
tneir
creative
aDiirey
'
j
"
weeK
to
auena
tne
annua
meeting
...
.
VT.
.
:
'
wi
iau
tii
aauwv
....
tho
K...ii.n
Vnmlnnn.
I.
.....
.
.
.
Ml
I.IIKan
nial(hniirii
d
.e
",c
""J1""1
"
'
""i"
or
tne
inter
or
eame
c
uds.
-
-
$300,000.
.
stnetl
from
the
staff
t
v.ayd
Oeorge
School
and
Mrs
Mu;
rei
William
D.
(Dud
McMillan,
aged
n
Hlnl
ha
rnaiimwi
from
'ii.
nf
ThTsTran
ta
he
West
and
Midwest
,
yea?
held
at
the
Kamloops
Junior
and'20.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
J.
Mc-
of
Stuart
Woad
School
m
W
p
tS!
Snrnia
Oregon
e
western
and
a?
when
sne
"was
impressed
by
Senior
High
School
last
Friday.
Mlllan.
formerly
of
Kamloops
and
Phil
to
Jr.
hw
mlRned
a
eno
11
S
no;
'-Westward
i
to
tne
fact
woinan
seemed
too
un-
Work
of
the
students
was
on
dls
now
residing
In
Vancouver,
has
raPh"
at
h,"
h'''
aware
ot
the
world
situation
In
the
auditorium
where
a
and
wilh
,
AW
with
a
road
that
will
be
wofl
.T:
T.
:,,
i,ev?
m
e
war
news."
When
she
returned
Program
was
also
presented.
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as
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pilot
officer.
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Alaskan
and
most
Vancouver
people
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advised
by
the
Department;
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saiy
favor
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the
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western
www.
route,
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bundle
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of
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,
country's
preparedness
for
salvage
shipment
to
be
sent
overseas
by
the
the
Alaska
Highway
defence.
Result
a
,
tentative
a0
campaign,
three
guns
which
are
Daughters
of
Britain
of
Kamloops
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number
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in
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scrap
metal
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more
-
elevation
of
5000
feet,
Mulvany
over
stated
that
the
work
on
this
road
cut
of
Seattle
was
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