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in
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and
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Force,
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and
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carried
in
stock.
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store
ltD.
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Friday,
July
4,
1941.
This
is
America's
creat
annual
holiday,
the
day
that
corresponds
somewhat
with
Dominion
Dav
in
Canada.
It
is
the
day
which
the
United
States
became
a
nation.
Never
before
or
since
was
there
a-nation
with
as
many
problems
to
solve
which
started
out
with
such
high
aims
and
aspirations
and
achieved
so
much.
We
may
not
-lUte
their
political
methods,
their
racial
remedies
or
many
ff,
.(other
of
their
ways
of
doing
things,
but
there
is
so
much
to
admire
that
we
hardly
see
the
weaknesses.
We
realize
sgtnat
on
the
whole
the
American
people
are
more
luce
our
-selves:
than
any
other
people
in
the
world,
not
excepting
even
the
country
from
which
most
of
us
sprung.
'
There
is
an
organization
in
existence
which
is
trying
to
bring
about
a
political
union
of
the
British
and
Ameri
can
peoples.
Also
there
is
the
most
friendly
feeling
existing
between
Canada
and
the
United
States.
So
friendly
are
we
that
-we
are
giving
rights
and
rrrdiege.s
to
pur
.neighbors
-winch
our
fathers
vjuld
noUhave
dreamt
of
Riving.
Position
Of
China
-
-
:
China
has
decided
to
throw
in
her
lot
with
Russia,
Great
Britain
and
United
States
in
this
war
.
and
in
doing
so
declares
her
solidarity
with
the
more
democratic
na
!tions.
China
has
been
fighting
a
long
war
with
Japan
'arid
it
is
to
be
presumed
that
she
will
continue
to
do
so.
:
Some
of
the
Chinese
cities
are
to
day
controlled
by
the
.
Japanese
to
a
certain
extent
but
the
mass
of
the
country
is
almost
as
independent
of
Japan
as
ever
it
was.
Occasionally
the
Japanese
get
savage
with
Chiang
Kal
Shek
and
'tries
intensive
bombing
of
some
centre.
They
kill
a
few
people
just
as
Germany
occassionally
kills
a
few
British
people
but
that
does
not
win
the
war.
The
Chinese
expect
very
soon
to
be
in
a
position
to
drive
the
Japanese
out
of
the
country
altogether.
They
will
do
it
even
if
it
takes
several
years
more
of
fighting.
But
they
do
not
expect
to
have
to
fight
that
long.
They
say
the
invaders
are
getting
weaker,
getting
tired
"of
having
to
take
and
retake
the
same
places,
again
and
again.
In
other
words
the
Chinese
refuse
to
be
beaten.
German
Claims
Our
experience
with
Germany
and
the
weird
stories
she
has
told
about
victories
over
the
Britisli
should
he
sufficient
to
enlighten
us
as
to
the
stories
she'-is
now
telling
about
her
victories
over
the
Russians.
The
difficulty
is
that
so
many
times
in
the
past
the
reality
has
caught
up
,with
the
stories.
In
other
words
Goebbels
is
always
we
1
ahead
of
the
army.
But,
except
in
the
case
of
England.
tuc
ax
iuy
iiars
iiiiinagtju
to
eaten
tip.
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertise-ment
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
th.e
city.
Dominion
Day
At
Terrace
Was
important
Event
Dominion
Day
was
a
uiz
day
for
,
i
Terrace
wnen
some
n
rxcuiaiujj-(
after
a
parting
cheer
as
the
train
moved
out
the
Terrace
crowd
went
back
to
the
hall
to
continue
the
dancing.
This
was
kept
up
until
daybreak.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Boston
4,
Philadelphia
1.
Chicago
2,
St.
Louis
1.
Cincinnati
at
Pittsburg,
rain.
American
League
Boston
5,
Philadelphia
2.
HEADACHES
Stop
ftufftrinf
nwdlwwly
from
ipllttlnff
bmA
tche.
Do
m
countlMi
thoutttula
r
Inf
rt
FA8TRR
retirf
with
Buckley's
Ctn-&
united
Capinln.
THREE
lntrtditnti
In
theat
conr
lUmt
f
pul
rclltvt
pain
alnoil
ImUntly,
itimuIaU
fcn4
refresh.
Induce
a
beneficial
rw1m.it
Inn
uT
reires.
NOW
RELIEF
WITHOUT
HE
ACTION
I
lSdoieOSc
CUssiFlE
FOR
SALii.
fSr
SALE
10
cameras,
lot
of
.
tools,
1
wing
pump,
wash
basins,
1
laundry
tub.
beds,
springs
and
mattresses,
chesterfields,
at
low
prices.
Phone
Black
324.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
GARAGE
for
immediate
sale,
cheap.
Phone
Black
984.
(155)
GYRO
CLUB
j
PLAYGROUNDS,
4Four
Directors
in
Charge
Under
Leadership
at
Cecil
Sbantz
Prince
"Rupert's
lour
Djro
play-
;lsts
arrived
from
Prince
Rupert
for
!
grounds
are
once
more
in
Tull
swing
v.
Unit's
VrllHatr
1"Va
uwlthpr
W!1S
'
fnr
Iho
cnmmpr
ITnrtfr
thp
IpBflpr-.
warm
and
pleasant
with
a
light
i
gp
of
the
lour
directors;
dargar-
.
shower
once
or
twice,
but
there.,
et
Smith,
May
Skinner,
Joy
Foster
was
baseball
in
Hie
municipal
park
and
the
tennis
court
was
open
to
those
visitors
who
cared
to
play.
and
Tforah
Thomas
and
supervisor
Cecil
Shantz,
of
Vancouver.
a
full
,
program
of
activities
has
been
plan-
Dancing
in
the
hall
until
the
train
ned.
Softball,
football,
swimming,'
left
at
11
vm.
for
the
visitors
and
tumbling,
apparatus
work
and
handicrafts
are
only
a
few
of
the
many
regular
proceedlngsnd
spt
c-ial
events
such
as,
wmtests,
.picnics.
treasure
hunts,
etc.,
will
take
place
each
week
as
well.
Notice
Any
boys
of
14
years
or
under
in
Saturdays
10:00
a.m.
noon.
to
12:00
RUPERT
WON
GAME
VTctory
In
Baseball
Last
Evening
The
Watts
and
Nickerson
baseball
team
won
a
decisive
victory
over
the
Terrace
Intermediates
by
a
score
of
to
'3.
It
was
a
shut---'
out
untu
tne
nintn
inning
wnen
ai
rally
was
made
and
three
runs
it
is
claimed
U
(the
best
seji'
b$
many
an
intermediate
team
in;
Terrace.
;
,
Terrase
player
were
Cote;
H.
Paulls.
Bissonette,
Fisher,
Haug-
'land,
Dubeau,
Llewellyn,
Doll,
R.
Paulls.
Watts
and
Nickerson
players
were
Postuk,
Pavlikis,
Arney,
Hether-
FOR
SALE
Dining
room
suite,
lngton,
"Long.
Vuckovioh,
Monte-
kitchen
tables,
violin
and
case
and.
sano.
Bill,
and
Gurvlch.
Umpires
odd
household
furniture.
Phone
(were
Fisher
and'
D.
Montesano.
It
Red
92L
133
7th
Ave.
E.
FOR
SALE
SALE-Sealed
Sealed
tenders
tenders
will
win
be
De,
m?
an
aU-FOR
t
t
&
RUpert
inter-received
by
tlie
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
Tuesday
July
15th,
for
the
purchase
of
one-storey
bytontaes:
'
1U
?
5
.
1
i
LA
...
L.
VVfU
0
-
'
JJ
0
2
1
lng-room,
iieuxooiii,
tiuciicii,
jnui-i,
trv
and
bathroom,
situate
on
Lot
4,
Block
25.
Section
1.
Second
Avenue.
Oostents
ln:iuded.
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
TERMS:
Strictly
cash.
Norman
A,
"Watt,
Esq.,
Adminis
Prince
Rupert.
tf
WANTED
WANTED
Baby
crib,
good
condition.
Reasonable.
Phone
Green
626.
(155)
WANTED
To
rent
comfortable
housekeeping
or
living
room,
close
In.
Apply
Box
117.
Dally
News.
-(155)
FOR
UKN1
FOR
RENT
Cabin
at
Salt
Lakes.
Phone
Green
587.
(158)
FOR
RENT
4
room
furnished
suite
to
a
reliable
young
couple
without
children.
Phone
Green
095.
1207
Water
St.
(tf.)
(tf.)
EOST
LOST
Navy
umbrella
on
hill
near
McCaffery's
corner.
Finder
please
phone
Green
280.
05
0
0
1
Terrace
X)
00aoi03
Winning
Streak
jOf
Prase
rGiHs
trator
of
the
estate
of
SeverratQ
rtlL
11
T
O'Qulnn,
deceased.
Court
House.
OOIlOail
1
eam
The
undefeated
Fraser
Street
uraxrrt?r.
nnti
iSQuad
kept
up
their
winning
streak
No"by
"ns
.a
close
S
to
d.TictoryJ
buy,
troller.
30
to
36
feet.
Junk.
Box
114.
Dally
Nes.
"ver
in
na-'ucK
arotto.
-The
(156)'
a$
Pky
rine
ba11
and
tried
;
i
hard
to
overcome
the
lead
but
the
WANTED
Outboard
motor.
Any
j
winners
proved
a1
little
to
tough
for
size.
Apply
Box
115,
Daily
News.jthem
to
defeat.
A
fine
spectacular
(157)
.
catch
was
made
by
Eileen
Thomas
EUos
Furniture.
'their
newyeUowand
black
sweaters.
WANTED
Truck
driver.
Apply
Ed-J
Batteries
for
Grotto
urere
Robert-
ward
Llpsett
Ltd.
(
155),
500
and'
James
and
for
Fraser
Street
Kingston
and
Davis.
Umpires
were
Corporal
Such
of
the
Air
Force
and
Joe
Itatchford.
Scorer
was
D.
Montesano.
J.
Bouzek
TAILOR
LADIES
and
GENTS
Best
Materials,
Workmanship
2nd
Ave.
two
door
from
Broadcasting
Station
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Anne
150
Heated
Rooms
Bet
Water
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
wm
tion
of
mint
Bahamas
stamps
from
the
Duke
of
Windsor,
Governor
of
the
colony
as
a
personal
donation
to
the
sale
which
is
"scheduled
to
be
held
November
14
and
15
at
Tor-
onto.
The
Duke
of
Windsor
contributed
a
mounted
collection
of
six
stamps
wPrP
hmM.
in
An
Tm,
nit.
or
a
uovernment
House
leuerneaa
were
stopped
by
the
outfield
which
-with,
the
.signature
"Edward,
Cover-
hart.1941,"
and,
in
addition,
there
was
a
letter
oi
ins
uoyai
nignness.
The
envelope,
too.
bears
three
at
tractive
stamps.
All
of
these
items
have
been
listed
for
the
auction.
The
mounted
stamps,
four
of
which
bear
the
portrait
of
the
Duko's
brother,
King
George
VI.,
consist
of
current
high-value
pictor
ials
and
the
two-shilling
and
three-
shilling
commemoratives
of
1929.
All
of
these
are
Bahamas
stamps
i
.
iiuu
uavt?
ii
pumninpn
pun
naiip
is
possioie
vnmi
tne
Terrace
seniors
i
,...
.
,
L
TTJ
7..
I
4uuc
vi
io.fi
oui
me
commutee
TENDERS
INVITED
..Nickerson
..baseball
team.
Mean-!f"c.lals
confidently
expect
that
the
'i-Aiu
WhUc
Smtthers
fimRh.
i.
isenwmemai
vaiue,
plus
tne
patrio
tic
cause,
will
produce
spirited
bidding
with
a
realization
Tar
beyond
the
material
price.
Donations
of
autographed
stamps
have
been
received
from
high-ranking
officials
of
various
British
colonies
and
from
prominent
well-wishers
in
the
United
States
and
Canada,
headed
so
far
by
Wendell
WiUkie.
The
first
donation
from
a
We
.need
your
co-operation
to
give
you
better
service..
Please
put
out
our
milk
bottles
dally
as
we
need
them
for
tomorrow.
Dominion
Dairy
PHONE
10
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
mm
Hi
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
pinkTeal
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
HIGHEST
IH
QU
terested
in
playing
softball
or
foot-1
.
.
ball
in
the
mornings
should
notify
.
Iliilriv
IIt
Winncnr
any
of
the
four
directors
or
the
uim.
v
u
muow
supervisors
at
the
Boys'
Club).
In
J
O.
T?
Hours
of
supervision
at
the
play-
L1TY
untt
Befte
thing
e
two
FIRST
AWARDS
k
WHMSL!?ScSmO.
1936'
h
of
the
special
committee.
Send
contributions
to
Dally
News
Prince
Rupert,
or
the
Royal
Trust
Company,
105
St.
James
Si
Mont-
"Friday.
July
4,
1HT,"
rjbls
adverJise
merit
is
not
published
or
'displaye'd
By
the
Llquoc
Control
Board
ot
by
tha
Government
of
BrltlshjColurribJa.'
-
jenas
oiaiuub
rur
Week
days
1;00
p.m.
to
5:00
pm.
I
Ma
trintir
Allf
hftT1
6:30
p.m.
to
8:30
p.m.
Receipts
Will
Swell
The
Queen's
Canadian
Fund
The
general
committee
off
the
Auction
in
am
oi
me
queens
i;an-.c.
A.
Scaddlne.
Toronto,
chairman
'adian
Fund
for
Air
Raid
Victims,
Walts
And
Nickerson
Took
3
To
3
has
received
an
autographed
selec-
Hollywood
celebrity
has
been
revived
from
Adolph
Menjou,
well-known
as
a
collector,
who
sent
a
number
of
airmail
and
others
"covers"
from
different
parts
of
the
world,
presumably
from
film
fans.
Contributions
of
stamps
of
any
kind
or
quantity
lor
the
patriotic
auction
are
being
received
by
Dr.
E.
S.
Ball,
past
president
of
the
Canadian
Philatelic
.Society,
care
of
the
Royal
Trust
Company,
6
King
Street
West,
Toronto.
Other
offic-
Canadtan
Philatelic
bocieiy
wnicn
las
inciuoe
Ai
E
ooodale,
Presi-1s
sponsoring
a
National
Patriotic
dent
of
the
Society,
Hamilton,
and
,
BRfwtDMS
real
or
any
of
its
branches.
Every
dollar
subscribed,
goes
forward
without
deductions.)
Try
a
Daliy
News
want-Ad,
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAV
FROM
IIOMt:"
Rates
"r,c
upp
&0
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
2X1
P.O.
Ilos
196
Fine
LEATHER
GOODS
A
Large
Shipment
Just
Received
of
English
Leather
Goods
Keytainers
25c,
50c
and
$1.00
Registration
Card
Cases
.
.
15c
and
25c
Leather
Picture
Holders
For
the
pocket,
with
or
without
bill
fold
$1.75
Zipper
Billfolds
$1.25,
$1.75,
$2.50,
$3.50
Zipper
Change
Purses
15c
Flat
Pocket
Purse
25c
Pigskin
Billfolds
.
.....
$2
00
and
$3.75
'.
Money
Belts
2
zipper
sections.
Army
tan
or
A.P
blue
...
.
.7
$2.25
;SelectvQuaHtyIather
Goods
for
Yourself
and
for
Gifts
Limited
Stocks
Only
arc
Available
Just
Completed!
ICE
New
Ice
Storage
Method
Ensuring
only
low
temperature
ice
throughout
the
i
,
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