Remember
Dad
on
Father's
Day
,
(Sunday,
Juno
15)
With
an
Arrow
Shirt
A
host
of
new
patter
us
in
Prints
and
Knglisli
Kroatkiuths.
'
82.25
a,d
$2.50
I.iMrenes
in
plain
shades
of
IJIue,
Green.
Ivory
and
Grey.
82.95
Whites
in
all
qualities.
From
S2.25
Banks
Need
Women
As
Call-Ups
Come
Offices
Releasing
More
Of
Their
.Men
For
Fighting
Services
LONDON.
June
14:
(CP)
Thousands
of
wemen
will
be
needed
by
ttie
banks
soon
to
replace
men
called
up.
called
ap
for
military
service
during
the
summer
months.
When
war
started
the
banks
lost
1
Neckwear
Smart
I'atterns,
new
shades,
novelty
u
eaves.
$1.00
Watts
&
Nickerson
Successors
to
Bryant
Co.
Ltd.
Open
Until
10
pjn.
Saturdays
A
considerable
number
of
thes
men
were
replaced
by
women.
taken
m
this
Traj
approximately
one-tenth
of
the
normal
peacetime
strength
of
the
banks
staffs.
By
the
fall,
when
further
de-reserva
tions
operate,
another'
1.500
may
be
SHOED
MANY
-SURE
THINGS
NAUGATUCK,
N.
Y.,
June
14:
miinv
ax
tflAtr
uuinffAr
mAn
u.a
I
irDi
Aft..
.
..
j
j
c.
.s...
1
nira
u
jcaxs
in
me
same
were
members
of
Territorial
units
I
shop,
Barney
Van
Ness
closed
his
or
various
service
reserves.
Others
jsmithy
here.
His
specialty
was
were
later
called
up
or
volunteered.
'shoeing
race
horse!
Moth
Fume
CRYSTALS
1
lb.
Tin
-
50c
Moth
Proof
BAGS
Price
50c
,
Ormes
Lid.
Pioneer
Drtuzgiatss
jp
The
Reiall
Store
Phciier?l
ft
II
Open
Daily
from
I
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
1?
to
2
p.nu
an
I
to
a
jo.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTINjDAIRY
1'IIONE
G37
CHIROPRACTOR,
Stanley
W.
Cotton,
D.CJPh.a
Wallace
Block,
Phone
640
Noel
for
Refugees
and
Fightiag
(for
Victoria.
McDonald
city.
Knitted
Goods
Eighteen
pairs
socks,
size
11.
Eighteen
pairs
socks,
size
11
2.
Six
pairs
socks,
size
12.
13
pairs
socks,
assorted
sizes.
Twenty-six
sweaters.
Three
scarves.
Two
helmets.
Eighteen
pairs
rifle
mitts.
4
pairs
assorted
mitts.
Hospital
Supplies
Three
pairs
men's
hospital
py
jamas.
Four
amputation
covers.
Refugee
Articles
Twenty-eight
women's
gowns.
Four
boys
pyjamas.
Two
women's
bloomers.
Six
hatchways.
Ten
boys'
singlets.
Ten
girls
slips.
Twenty-four
infants'
gowns
Eleven
infants'
shirts.
Eleven
infants'
jackets.
Twenty-one
girls'
dresses.
Four
women's
dresses.
Fourteen
diapers.
Five
boys'
sweaters.
Thirteen
girls
sweaters.
One.
pair
boys'
pants.
Twelve
pair
combinations.
Nine
girls'
pyjamas.
Seven
sleepers.
Five
women's
pyjamas.
Twelve
girls'
panties.
Two
woolen
baby
shirts.
One
woolen
baby
Jacket.
Six
crib
quilts.
Three
gertrude
Three
binders.
Five
baby
gowns.
Two
double
bed
quilts.
I
.
Two
single
bed
builts.
Four
crib
quilts.
Five
afghans.
Four
blue
knitted
scarves.
Eleven
pairs
house
slippers.
One
girl's
sweater.
4
years.
One
pair
men's
socks.
One
pair
boy's
socks.
Royal
night
Now.
under
the
revised
SCneduIe
schedule'
Sixteen
caxxn
women's
ens
black
DiacK
SKim-of
skirts.
reserved
rltZLTl
(Donated
Garments
Marked
Class
B
01
resened
occupations
many
more
t
,tc
men
will
be
de-reserved.
It
is
ex-
P"
pected
that
toy
.
the
end
of
th
J
summer
summer
at
at
least
least
6400
6O00
men
,
will
m
j
be
ne
oakers-
One
bonnet.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Savoy
O.
Martinson.
Porcher
Island:
George
Rhodes,
city.
Central
M.
Hvolgaad,
city:
Robert
Devlin.
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wirsean.
Cassiar.
Prince
Rupert
F.
F.
Dowling,
R.
E.
Llptrott,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Christie,
T.
Kaye,
M.
M.
Caskell,
H.
M.
Whitoku,
Mrs.
Goddard,
Vancouver;
M.
Fraqualr,
Prince
George;
L
T.
Bush,
E.
Sand
ers,
R.
Cassan,
R.
Simmons,
Gun
ner
RandolDh.
Gunner
T.a1rW
Sigmln
B.
Parkinson,
city.
l.V
TIIK
Hl'PREME
COVRT
Or
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
In
the
Matter
of
the
"AdmlnUtratlon
Art"
And
In
the
Matter
of
the
EMal
of
Edward
llrnslry,
Deceased
TAKE
NOTICE
thot
by
Order
of
HU
Honor,
W.
E.
rWiw.
nvul
nn
h.
yA
day
of
May,
A.
D.
1941,
I
wu
appointed
HenBley,
deonwed.
1th
WU1
annexed,
and
aJlMTUes
hartng
cUXms
mlns
wwa-.wce
are
aerebj
required
to
Mrnish
same,
prcxrly
verified,
to
me
on
or
befbra
tht
r
v
t...
.
IDIMI,
nd
an
parties
Indebted
to
'the
""-
c
rpqirea
to
pay
the
ejnount
of
tfcelr
todettdnss
to
me
forthwith.
LiAitu
at
prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
tbls
a(tn
oar
Of
May.
A.
D.
1941.
HERBERT
F.
GLASSEY
y.
Official
Administrator
IV
TUC5i:pEME
COI
RT
OF
BRITISH
lu.vttia
MaUet
f
tlU'"Admlnl'tntlon
Art"
And
Id
the
Matter
of
the
Ertate
of
Robert
Emanuel
JohDn
leceased
"TAKE
NOTICE
Uul
h
rnw
nf
ui.
Honor.
W.
EJTfii-
cud.
m
k.
i
.
.
.
.
n
....
May
j,
v.
mil.
i
was
appointed
wwr
ua
uw
-
"...
HnhM
vmmn-
u
jonnson.
dtaud
ri
.n
u.
nsTUig
claims
aalnat
Ui
said
atax
Properly
Tertfled.
to
me
on
or
before
I
iui
oy
oi
juae,
a.
D.
1941,
and
aU
parties
Indebted
to
th
estate
are
to
pay
vm
amount
733
PiULY
RED
CROSS
!l
LocAL
NEWS
NOTES
SHIPMENT
Mrs.
R.
Scherk
is
sailing
on
the
Cash
for
Old
Gold,
Bulger's,
tf.
Another
Substantial
Ut
if
ArtUles
'Princess
Charlotte
this
afternoon
j
Forres
1
Mrs.
J.
Baden
sailed
for
Another
substantial
shiooaent
oi.ln
Thursday
night
......
rirvVA
Ciinof
gooas
tor
refugees
and
iigutin?
.
...
forces
was
made
yesterday
Irocn
the
local
Red
Cross-
workroom.
Once
and
Alex
Mitchell
left
again
the
devotion
of
local
workers
on
the
Cardena
last
night
for
a
....
...
to
this
line
of
patriotic
activity
was
amply
demonstrated.
The
following
was
the
detailed
list
as
announced
by
Mrs.
J.
R.
Low,
workroom
convenor:
4vln
trip
tA
to
tT!inpU
Victoria.
on
day
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
David
McCullough
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
yester
D.
S.
Stevenson
of
Nelson
Bras.
Fisheries
sailed
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
We
nav
cash
for
mechanics
tools.
musical
instruments,
furniture,
etc..
etc.
Elio's.
Moose
Bulldins.
Third
Avenue.
(tf).
Lieutenant
M.
J.
Gordon
is
sail
ing
for
Vancouver
on
furloueh
this
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Charlotte.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Frlesen.
wife
of
the
pastor
of
the
Pentecostal
Church,
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
trip
to
Hague,
Saskatchewan.
Lieutenant
and
Mrs.
L.
F.
Mc-
Quarrle
left
last
night
for
Van
couver
on
the
Cardena
for
a
Sergeant
C.
B.
McFarlAnrl
Wf
nn
GRADUATION
PARTY
HELD
Fine
Affair
on
Wednesday
Night
tnjoyed
by
Grade
XII.
Pupils
With
Teachers
and
Friends
Graduation
Day
on
Wednesday
for
Grade
XII.
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
culminated
in
a
fine
banquet
and
dance
in
the
erenine
at
the
Cofnmodore
Cafe
where
the
graanaung
class,
members
of
the
faculty
and
a
few
friends
srathered
This
was
the
first
class
of
a
local
high
school
to
hold
graduation
ex
ercises
and
the
first,
under
the
system
of
accrediting,
to
be
exempt
irom
writing
government
cxamlna-
uons;
r
y
Alex
Bill,
as
toastmkster
nresid-
ed
over
the
attractively
decorated
banquet
tables.
James
Stuart
tiro-
posed
the
toast
to
the
King
which
was
honored
in
the
usual
manner
by
singing
of
the
National
Anthem.
Kosta
Killas
proposed
the
toast
to
the
teaching
staff.
Principal
W.
w.
C.
OTJelll
resDondintr.
Miss
Irene
Mitchell
proposed
a
toast
to
tne
graduating
class.
Helen
Docdor
responding.
For
the
dancing,
which
brought
STO
BC
l'
Proceedings
to
a
close,
music
olop
hanson
iM
proviaecj
by
Jean
ae
carlo
s
Mrs.
A.
Ballard
left
on
the
Car-
(dena
last
night
for
Victoria.
T.
P.
Tnnp
left
on
the
Cardena
last
eight
for
Vancouver
on
Mr.
And
Mrs.
Pat
Colli
and
daughter
left
on
last
nlehfs
train
for
Winnipeg
on
a
vacation.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
is
reported
to
be
about
an
hour
late.
K.
L.
Foster
and
R.
O.
Batrman
left
for
Vancouver
on
the
Car
dena
last
night
on
furlough.
Captain
R.
H.
W.
Bartlett
is
sailing
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
on
furlough.
Mrs.
Dutton
of
Kiiwanga
arrived
in
the
city
on
Thursday
night's
train
to
visit
her
daughter,
Mrs.
C.
Mlchaloff.
Mrs.
R,
A.
McCook
returned
to
Terrace
on
Friday
evening's
train
after
visiting
In
the
city
for
a
couple
of
days,
last
evening's
train
fnr
o
IHn
t
Mr
nnrf
Mrs
r.ircr
Pnrlo
uihn
Burris'Lake
and
elsewhere
in
the
.have
been
visiting
for
several
interior
on
recruiting'
duties.
weeks
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
Esquimau.
A
recruiting"
officer
of
the
Royal
-.Canadian
Air
Force
will
be
in
June
14,
19-6
Wllhelmstal.
Ger-Prince
P"
on
June
18
and
19.
man
East
Africa,
occupied
by
Bri-'
Arrangernents
have
en
made
to
tlsh-tioops.
Italian
warships
shell-
recelve
enlistments
at
the
city
ed
Austrian
coast
between
Trieste
counc"
chamber
ana
parenzo.
Entente
Economic
Conference
opened
in
Paris.
.THEY
WILL
BE
BOYS
NEW
YORK.
June
14:
iopi
Two
errand
boys
who
created
a
bomb
scare
in
a
Madison
Avenue
restaurant
with
a
bottle
labelled
dangerous"
were
fined
15
each
it
was
harmless
fluid.
GOTHAM'S
.NEW
HOUSING
NEW
YORK.
June
14:
(CP)
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
J.
M
Walker
will
take
place
Sundav.
June
15th
from
the
First
Presby
terian
church
at
3
o'clock.
Engagement
Professor
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Wad
dlngton
of
Quebec
City,
announce
ItSSSmiUS
represenvtln1g
valu
01
1
e
engagement
of
their
daughter,
'
,
wuib
iii
iir
w
i
JHrfiiii'i
mo
sti
1
1
c
a
a
r
n
York
under
the
Federal
Housing
jytinnr
M
t
,
-
o
--..,
msxi
ui
mu,
uiiu
Airs.
IT.
"CI.
.QMnnp
.f
IT.b
o
n
rm.
.
.
TEACHERS
ASK
RAISE
BOSTON.
Mass..
June
U:
(CP
Massachussetts
School
Teachers
Federation
asks
that
thp
minimum
salary
of
$750
be
raised
to
5550
a
year.
ui
won.,
a.
me
marriage
t.w....ti
will
take
place
at
8
pjn,
June
28th,
L
nt.
is
.
.
at
oi.
rrancis
m
me
wood.
Caul-
fleld.
A
"spot"
costs
ju
onlv
half
jdollar.
Try
it
in
the
Dally
News
ciassmea
column.
(tf)
Announcemenis
All
advertisements
in
this
eol-umn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Queen
Mary
tea.
Lctrlon
Hall
June
14
for
soldiers
graves.
Pop's
Show
and
Dance.
Ortrffel.
lows
Hall,
Wednesday
June
18.
102nd
Auxiliary
Tea.
Canadian
T.e.
ion,
June
IB.
Presbyterian
Tea.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Mitchell,
June
20.
Boy
Scout
Tea,
Mrs.
J.
Clark
June
21.
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs.
Evltfs
June
26.
Strawberry
Tea,
Lutheran
Circle,
Catholic
Tea,
Mrs.
Brass,
June
28,
C.
N.
R.
A.
Excursion
July
First.
Domlnton
Day
Celebrati
lyancc
ron
nasington,
July
5,
SW.'ytt.'i
r?hestfa
.
.
LrN?Ty
Tea,
October
la.
FREE
where
she
was
pinned
down
hv
a
heavy
water
tank
and
debris,
and
taKen
to
the
hospital.
Her
Injuries
were
not
as
severe
as
tarod
first
and
she
Is
making
a
good
re
covery.
ATE
$10.10
IN
BERRIES
OODLSBORO.
N.C.,
June
14:
(CP)
Bennie
Davis
claims
a
re.
cord
he
consumed
$10.40
worth
of
berries
at
one
sitting.
But
it
was
at
Loncon
prices,
20
cents
a
berry.
RAILWAY
I
UNCS
Saturday
VICTORY
LOAN
sfl
CAPITOL
THE
A
TUP
o.nn.
....
Tvffl
UNUSUAL
MOVlvn
J
AY,
Jiv
B.C
W.S.C.
in
Training'8
-Battle
Colors"
or
The
Art
J
L
'The
Quiz
Kids
mufU'-'
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
Ran,,
Shakers
Who
Have
Been
Warned
u
w
B,
mciucung
chance
on
JM.eo
Ormes
Drug
store
for
iM
ALL
OTHER
SEATS
FREE
Tills
Space
Donated
by
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd
PHONE
C51
Wll
w
wj
"w
k
wmi
m
nice
stone
natientlv
anrf
Mrs.
Stanley
Saville
and
child
'on
the
Princess
Adelaide
resterdav....'
,T,!
A.l.:!".y
nr-
ac
-1
tn
to
the
vT.
.it
,
'afternoon.
'
wojiauijuuvg
ie
messages
returned
city
on
the
Pi
lnce
George
yesterday
from
a
trin
to'
Vancouver.
Miss
Hari
Suehiro
returned
In
th
tit.
.1
Cahada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
own-
dMslons.
contatolng
38.000
new
mat
came
through
to
her.
There
Is
no
medal
struck
worthy
of
deeds
tAtjf
tjctfuay
cm
me
rrincess
Aue-i
t,
,
Mrs.
Ted
Smith,
who
has
been
on'lalde
from
Vancouver
where
she
nSamSrta
5
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
attending
school
at
the
Girls
"S
"Jt
T,",
Florence
!"!
-th
CoUege
of
Practlca,
Arts.
IMuSTSS
I
tji,
e..u
.snail
never
forget
her
,
auiui,
sou
01
r.
ana
Mrs.
"
.ana
forHtude
"u
mIH
lorwiuae,
saia
vaai
o,ih
ci-k
t..
,Y"l.-orker
at
the
Dost.
courage
a
fellow-
&pc.uuig
1113
jeave
visumg
wiin
Tj,lf
v,.r.
.
.
his
parents,
having
arrived
a
fewL"
."1
a,i'
T
l
days
ago
from
his
naval
duties
JTJ
"gin
instruction
u
Speaking
at
a
meeting
in
Leeds,
member
of
the
staff
of
RED
MONEY
F0K
BITTE
DURBAN'.
Naui
Ju.i
u
Bravest
Deed
Was
By
Mother
Her
Daucbter
Buried
In
Ituln.
Woman
Operator
Carried
On
As
Usual
juiaiuuiia
is
Given
Wings
Mrs.
Alfred
Zarh,,.
,
.1
Gf
Private
Pa
BRISTOL
v
t
tEDS.
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daughter
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house.
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that
night.
lor
seven
long
vis
hours,
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CROS
DONATIONS
Organ
recital
by
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Peaker
Sunnyside.
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Cross
Inverness
Helper
in
South
Africa
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soldiers'
comforts
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big
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military
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Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Transatlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
rort
S5.
"Princess
Adelaide
every
Friday
10
pm
TO
VANCOUVER
DirtECT
June
11th,
14th,
21st,
28th,
July
5th,
12th.
16th,
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To
Ketchikan,
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Juneau
and
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June
6th,
9th,
16th,
23rd,
30th,
July
7th,
11,
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at
Vancouver
with
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Tickets
and
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CORTES,
General
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1
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Rupert,
B
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VEGETABLES
In
Season
Kept
Garden-Fresh
and
Crisp
Under
Vapor
Sprays
at
Reasonable
Prices.
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ECONOMY
STORE
Phones
18
&
19
P.O.
Box
(75
Make
Onr
Store
Yon'
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
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