ft
ment.
PA
02
FOOT
W
PHONE
WE
ARE
AGENTS
FOR
The
Famous
DACK'S
SHOES
Hand-made
by
Skilled
Craftsmen
Of
Finest
Domestic
and
Imported
leathers
In
Canada
Over
100
Years
'
Shoes,
fcr
Dress,
for
All-Weather
Wear
anj
Sturdy
Brogues
$ll.oo
T0
$15.00
Regulation
Naval,
Army
and
Air
Foree
Officers'
Footwear
SEE
HACK'S
SAMPLES
TODAY
Deliveries
in
One
Week
atts
&
Nickerson
ret
Successors
to
Bryant
Co.
Ltd.
Open
Until
10
pjn.
Saturdays
CARD
OF
THANKS
I
IMro
ADI7
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Copeland
express
their
appreciation
to
ill
their
1
friends
who
have
shown
such
deep
!
interest
and
sympathy
In
their
sad
)
bereavement.
Souadron
Leader
W.
Scandrett.
FUNERAL
NOTICE
TIRE
EASILY?
Take
Gin
Pills
the
"relief
or
money
tack"
kidney
remedy
to
help
remove
the
excess
acids
that
maybe
the
cause
of
that
lazy,
logy
feel
ing.
Money
back
If
not
satisfied.
Rtiular
l.
10
Pllli
Larc
Hit,
SO
rills
(In
the
US.
tik
for
"Glno
Pllli")
M4
nrotest
TAPERING
Chance
to
Fit
Figure
to
What
Ex
perts
Think
it
Should
Be
who
is
here
recruiting
for
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
will
sail
to-'
By
AMY
POUTER
morrow
afternoon
by
the
Prince
Associated
Press
Fashion
Writer
George
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.!
jjEW
YORK,
June
20:
(API-Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Bryant
who'f"
g
'
have
been
residing
In
Vancouver,
t
A
'
for
several
months,
returned
to
thettJf
?fde?,gne
2
city
on
last
night's
train
and
have
JSS?
JS?
J
tUres
wlth
na"ow'
taperlng
resumed
residence
In
their
house
at
the
junction
of
First,
bcco-od
and'.
w'.
,
Third
Avenues.
They
motored
leis-
1,t-
wel1
theJ
,let
t
ns
n
urely
north
by
way
of
the
Cariboo
?'0re
Wf
V?
and
left
their
car
at
Smithers.
Sv
e
c,f
ea,r
last
.summers
bathing
suit.
It'll
cive
us
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Forbes
and
Mel-'
The
big-chested,
wide-at-
the
-top
ville
wish
to
convey
to
their
many
effect
will
be
achieved
in
several
friends
their
heartfelt
thanks
for
ways.
The
dolman
sleeves
that
the
many
expressions
of
sympathy
were
often
shown
and
seldom
pur-shown
during
their
recent
bereave-
chased
in
the
earlv
sDrinz
will
be
with
us
in
abundance
next
fall.
..Some
designers
use
for
the
same
purpose
deep-cut
armholes,
fullness
attached
to
dropshouldered
yokes,
.
and,
on
coats,
great
big
shawl
collars,
vintage
1918.
I
Then
after
they've
widened
you
!at
the
top,
they
mean
to
narrow
.
the
rest
of
you.
This
is
fairly
easy
Members
of
Tyee
Lodge
No.
66,
down
to
the
ankle
and
allow
for
a
A!
P.
&
A.
M.
please
attend
the
split
to
the
knee.
But
with
day
funeral
of
our
late
Worshipful
dresses,
designers
resort
to
peplums.
Brother
John
S.
Nelson
Saturday
tunics,
tiers
and
draperies--all
de-June
21st.
Meet
at
the
Masonic
vices
to
provide
hip-room,
while
Temple
at
2:00
pjn.
Service
at
the
still
maintaining
the
tapering
ef-B.
C.
Undertaking
Parlors
at
2:30
feet.
p.m.
Bring
Regalia.
Members
ofi
Some
Exceptions
Tsimpsean
Lodge
and
all
sojourn-1
There'll
be
two
exceptions
to
the
lng
Brethern
are
asked
to
be
tapering
rule
formal
evening
wear
Present.
J
and
college
girl
clothes.
At
a
re-
:
cent
very
formal
military
ball,
al-
"
"
most
everv
euest
wore
wldp.sVlrtpH
!
picture
frocks,
and
It
seems
likely
that
these
charmers
will
outrank
the
smartest
narrow
skirts
for.
ball-
room
wear
next
fall,
k
College
girls
have
hips.
Even
.strong-minded
designers
concede
,the
point.
So
for-
them,
they've
I
evolved
dresses
that
am
slim
every
where
except
for
peplums
with
accommodating
back
fullness.
The
college
girls
themselves
probably
will
choose
their
old
favorites,
peasant-line
full-skirted
frocks
Capt.
Lionel
H.
Lindsay,
supervising
examiner
of
masters
and
mates,
who
Is
here
conducting
examinations
of
local
candidates,
will
sail
by
the
Prince
George
tomorrow
afternoon
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Donnacona
Insulating
Boards
WALLBOARDS
,
We
have
on
hand
large
stocks
of
coal
to
suit
every
requirement
All
our
coal
Is
carefully
screened
and
prepared.
Also
a
complete
Ine
of
lumber
for
every
type
of
building.
Our
shingles
are
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
they
are
not
kiln
dried
and
have
all
of
the
natural
oils
so
necessary
to
long
life
and
durability.
SAND
CEMENT
GRAVEL
LIME
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
6.12
II
DULY
KUU3
Friday
Jill)
Men
your
first
breakfast
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
1
Mouthful
makes
you
think
.
.
.
1
D.
C.
Ryan
Is
sailing
tonight
for
Concert,
at
the
Lutheran
Church,
Vancouver
on
the
Cardena.
June
20
at
8
o'clock.
AH
welcome.
f
.
.
.
.
,
.
T
T
if
tt.
'
i
a
I
1
.
ii.
xiiiniuiun
arnvtu
on
uie
;
we
pay
caw
lor
mecnanics
iuuis,
i
Prince
George
this
morning
from
musical
Instruments,
furniture,
etc.,
j
ocean
rails.
etc,
tuo
s,
Aioose
tsunaing,
inuu
Avenue.
(tf).
;
Tbny
Lefeudo
of
Terrace
is
sail-,
lng
tonight
on
the
Cardena
for
S,
J.
Hunter
returned
to
the
city
Vancouver.
on
the.
Prince
George
this
morning
(from
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
Van-Warehouse
for
rent,
Second
Ave.,
couver.
Iclose
in,
apply
Thompson
Hard-1
ware.
(143)
j
Arthur
Murray
returned
to
the
city
this
morning:
on
the
Prince
Women's
Auxiliary
Canadian
George
from
a
brief
trip
to
Van-Legion
Decoration
Day
service
Sun-
couver.
day
2:45.
I
Richard
Nelson
of
Nelson
Bro-,thers
Fisheries
arrived
in
the
city
ranged
oredr
of
merit:
PRINCE
RUPERT
PIANO
Associateship
(A.
T.
C.
M.)
Solo
Performer's
and
Teacher's
Honors-Janet
W.
Young.
Teacher's
Conditioned
in
Ear
Test
and
Sight
Reading
Helen
M.
Green.
Grade
IX
Pass
Joyce
Gawthorne.
Grade
VIII
First
Class
Honors
Allan
J.
Du-
beau.
Honors
Jean
McAfee.
Elsie
Lamb.
Pass
Hilda
Pottlnger.
Grade
VI
Honors
Yuriko
Nishikaze.
Grade
V
Honors
Barbara
Olds.
Holtby.
Grade
IV
Honors
Marcel
Blaln.
Grade
III
First
Class
Honors
Leonora!
'Raabe.
Honors
Haruko
Shimizu.
Pass
Mary
Sim.
Grade
II
Honors
Ruth
Slmonsen.
nor
Carr,
Alyss
C.
Dixon.
Grade
I
Pass
Donna
Gurvlch.
PRINCE
RUPERT
St.
Joseph's
Academy
PIANO
Grade
IX
Pass
Peggy
Large.
Grade
VIII
Pass
Alestalr
Crerar.
Grade
VII
Pass
Dorothy
Kergln
Shiela
McRae.
Grade
VI
Honors
Norma
Watt.
Grade
IV
First
Class
Honors
Gwendolyn
McRae.
Honors
Bernle
DeJong.
'
Grade
III
Honors
Mary
Adcock,
George
Glllls
(equal),
Allan
Forman.
OCEAN
FALLS
PIANO
Grade
X
First
Class
Honors
Sach
lye
To-kiwa.
Honors
Mieko
Iwasakl.
Grade
VII
t..y''
Honors
Tokiko
Isozakl.
v
'
Pass
Luanna
Meunler.
Grade
VI
Honors
Taeko
Sasaguchl.
Pass
Kunlko
Kawashlta.
Grade
IV
Honors
Satako
FuJImoto.
Pass
Hilda
D.
Potterton.
Grade
III
First
Class
Honors
Yasue
Tokl-
wa.
Honors
Alko
Morita.
Grade
II
Honors
Chlyeko
Okamoto
this
morning
on
the
Prince
George
from
Vancouver.
Mrs.
R.
Thistle,
wife
of
Lieut.
R.
Thistle,
arrived
in
the
city
this
morning
on
the
Prince
George
from
Comox.
Thomas
Anderson,
manager
of
Tucks
Inlet
reduction
plant,
returned
to
the
city
this
morning
on
the
Prince
George
from
Vancouver.
'
A,
E.
Wyandott.
president
of
the
Foothills
Coal
Company,
Edmonton,
arrived
In
the
city
this
morning
on
Uhe
Prince
George
and
will
proceed
turn
ivua.
r
.
vv
ofcuiner
ar-
rived
from
Victoria
on
the
Prince
East
b?
train
George
this
morning.
They
will
re-
main
in
Prince
Rupert
for
a
short
miss
ieen
Murray
arnvea
in
time
and
then
go
to
Ottawa.
Mr.
the
city
on
tne
Prince
George
Skinner
is
In
the
naval
deoart-
tnls
mong
from
her
nurses'
!ment.
Mrs.
Skinner
was
formerly
I
tralnln
duUes
at
St.
Joseph's
Hos-
ivusj
uuiuuiy
ItusnDrOOK.
'
-......
SUCCEEDED
I
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine
returned
in
th
i
city
this
morning
on
the
Prince
George
from
New
Westminster
I'M
TlITTOIP
where
she
attended
the
Rebekah
111
XfllJijlV
Grand
Lodge
Assembly.
Toronto
Conservatory
Results
Are
,Bruce
Brown
retuld
to
the
Officially
Anno.mrP.1
clty
morning
on
the
Prince
.George
from
Vancouver
after
The
following
Is
a
list
of
sue-
sPen.dinS
everal
weeks
In
the
xfiti
.r,nju...
i
.i
,
...
soutn.
wooiui
vanuiuai.es
in
practical
ex-I
Tu'.
,time
to
d0
sorriething-elther
to!amlnatkns
held
recently
by
the
rnKuTTT"
.
PDn
An.
vtrp
I
Frank
Dibb
will
LAKU
OF
THANKS
wwtti.
..
tToronto
Cnnsprvntorv
f
iui,
tr.
sail
tomorrow
loud
Z::"
Z
.
"
Cr
'ltaion
on
the
Prince
Geortre
:
Legion
slon
Hall.
nau-
."Tops"
say
nouiewivei;
"Rlghtl"
tay
experts.
Asked
specifically
by
trained
Investigators
"What
brand
of
corn
flair
do
you
think
laittt
belt?"
four
out
of
five
Canadian
housewives
said
"Ktllogg't."
Asked
to
choose
between
several
unidentified
brands,
taste
experts
unhesitatingly
chose
Kellogg's!
Those
are
the
facts!
Your
family
will
prefer
them,
too!
Treat
them
to
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
tvtry
morning.
Order
several
packages
today.
Two
convenient
sizes;
Made
by
Kellogg's
in
London,
Qnadaj
SERVE
BY
SAVING-BUY
VICTORY
BONDS
;;:r,
in
"C'MS
ai
"I
for
Vancouver
an
Victoria.
HP
1
01
we
ParIs
ittiiKcu
in
uit-iii
ui
iiitriL::
:
B.
Monica
Battery
Women's
Tea
And
Sale
Is
Successful
Event
A
successful
tea
was
held
Thursday
afternoon
by
the
102nd
Women's
Auxiliary
in
the
Canadian
Proceeds
were
In
aid
attend
the
Gyro
International
eon-
Mrs
A
'
Rlx
was
,n
charge
of
Ivention
in
Victoria
as
one
of
the
arran8einen"-
The
home
cooking
local
delegates.
was
m
cnarse
or
Mrs.
Howard
Hib-
bard
and
Mrs.
P.
F.
P.
Bird.
Mrs.
DECORATION
DAY:
Members
of
1
5"
Woods
s
ln
charSe
of
the
raf-the
Canadian
Legion
will
meet
at
'
suli,n&
as
followS-the
Legion
clubroom
Sundav
June'
.
rst
Prlze
Three
pairs
of
silk
22nd
at
2:45
p.m.
to
Darticinate
n
.
"ocklngs,
donated
by
Fraser
&
the
Decoration
Day
service
to
be
!
yn?'
wn
by
Mrs-
p-
Doherty,
'held
by
the
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
(145)
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
All
dogs
in
the
city
must
have
1941
Licence
Tags.
These
can
be
had
at
the
City
Hall
or
from
the
J
Pound
Keeper.
Penalties
will
"
be
imposed
on
and
after
July
1.
:94i.
JOHN
UNWIN,
.
City
Pound
Keeper.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mr,
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
McKenzie.
oceanic
Cannery;
Alan
Fraser,
F
(C.
Hamilton,
Vancouver;
W.
E.
Walker,
Arrandale;
G.
F.
Harris,
Mill
Bay,
Naas
River;
R.
H.
lop.
Usk;
C.
Hoskins,
Victoria!
W
L.
Matthews
and
daughfer,
Toronto;
A.
MacMillan:
CasDaco:
JessA
-R.
Coffey,
Czar.
;Alta.-,
:
Alex
Mc-.
------
.t-t.lli.J
,
VikJ.
Royal
T.
Lefendo,
Terrace;
A.
Jacobsen,
Shirley;
T.
Sumner,
city.
Central
A.
R.
Williams.
Edmonton:
P
Garram,
C.
N.
R.;
B.
A.
Albertson,
city.
Announcements
All
adttrdsementa
ln
thla
col-;
umn
will
De
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Presbyterian
Tea.
Mrs.
J,
R.
Mitchell.
June
20.
Boy
Scout
Tea,
June
21.
'
"
'
Jurie"28f
Mrs.
J.
Clark.
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs.
Eyitt's
June
26.
Strawberry
Tea.
Lutheran
CireW
CathoHTea,
Mrs.
Brass,
June
28.
C.
N.
R.
A.
Excursion
to
Terrace.
July
First.
Dominion
Dav
CUhmflAn
onH
Dance
at
Port
Essington,
July
5.
Rebekah
Canteen
Fund
Tea
Mrs.
J.
E.
Boddie,
July
10th.
Navy
Tea,
October
18.
No.
147.
Second
prize
Two
baskets
of
cherries,
donated
by
Mis.
S,
D.
Johnston,
won
by
Mrs.
Annette
Woods,
No.
457.
Third
prize,
box
of
chocolates,
donated
by
Grotto
Cigar
Store,
won
by
Mrs.
J.
w.
Nichols,
No.
537.
TO
BUILD
U.
s7
ARMY
The
United
States
6,500
draft
boards.
has
about
Periodic
Distress
Bckl?,i
Clnnim.Ud
Cpoolw
lrlnr
rr.tf
mi
"lief.
No
hot
pplictllon.
nrrtaurr
no
nd
to
lio
down
no
hot
drink,
.pUUj.
Thro.
ImrfdionU
In
B"l,,"
nor
S'f'.A'""
p'.in
FASTER,
.tlmul.';
nd
rtiresh
and
re
ix
(aul
nmrv
vnw
NOTICE
Decoration
Day
Sunday.
I.O.
D.E.
members
please
attend.
Citizens
with
cars
to
loan
be
at
Lesion
2:45.
Parade
at
3
o'clock.
Make
Our
Store
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
PHONE
547
Tom
Lee
&
Son
"HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS"
VEGETABLES
In
Season
Kept
Garden-Fresh
and
Crisp
Under
Vapor
Sprays
at
Reas-onable
Prices.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Phones
18
&
19
P.O.
Box
575
'
'
nriTmiiBiiiiiiii,,,,
llm
That's
when
you
can
say
J
"Thanks
to
Kellogg's
Corn
flakes!"
F!aour
I
J
;
th
rich,
mellow,
delicious
flivoi.f
r
Kellogg-,
Corn
Hake,
.
4
.
flavour
hich
I
Ihc
kind
I
of
appetite
which
actually
help,
digeition
here's
the
secret
of
Kellogg',
enormous
popular
Populamj-
attested,
year
after
year,
by
the
,hou.
sands
of
Canadian
hoosewues
who
report
Ktlloiin'.
Corn
Flakes
their
family's
favourite
cereal.
Keep
two
or
three
packages
in
the
house
alltht
time.
Wah
cream
and
sugar
they
gire
you
needed
food
tntrgy.
And
should
you
breakfast
out,
ak
for
Kellogg's
in
the
triple-wrapped
iWrA
package-
$
..."1-:-T
I
$
Sovts
mntvi
mtnivl
Ktiio..-t
Kn..'.
r
r
kraM,
DUGOUT
DISPLAY
Prominent
Movie
Stars
Are
Interested
In
Prince
Rupert'
War
Effort
At
the
Victory
Loan
flak.t
make
a
fimil,
bf.ikf.rt
Of
JO-lnrond-
break
fast
it
o
tan
lo
rcpfcl
ro
waihioi-up
tdcrwardi!
.
.1
there
Is
a
display
of
articles
which
would
delight
any
ardent
movie
fan
or
fashion
lover.
There
Is
a
picture
of
Charles
Laughton
and
his
wife.
El3a
Lan-
chester,
which
is
personolly
Mary
Pickford
has
sent
a
Dair
of
turquois
blue
mules
trimmed
with
feathers.
She
has
autozraohed
the
soles.
Jack
Benny
donated
an
autographed
white
handkerchief.
A
lovely
white
moire
dress
autographed
Inside
the
bodice
has
been
sent
by
Merle
Oberon,
Joan
Bennett
gave
three
chiffon
handkerchiefs
a
white
one
with
"Joan"
in
blue
and
ruby
rhlne-stones
and
two
black
ones,
one
with
"Joan"
ln
plain
rhlnestones
and
the
other
embroidered
in
white.
These
are
to
be
raffled
off
after
the
Victory
Loan
Campaign
has
been
completed.
TOO
LATK
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALE
Household
furniture.
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Ave.
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of
the
B.
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Undertakers
at
1
p.m.
Saturday.
ONE
ENOUGH
MAYBE
The
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South
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oug-out
sparrow,
has
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3
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RYE,
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advertisement
Is
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publiibil
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ct
British
Columbia.
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Stanley
W.
Colton,
D.Orh.C.
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610
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via
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Falls
and
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Ports
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every
Friday
10
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TO
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DIRECT
June
11th,
14th,
21st,
28th,
July
5th,
12th,
16th,
19th
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Wrangell,
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