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Friday,
June
23.
1041.
It
was
a
sign
of
strength
wheri
trie
Russian
army
made
a
quick
recovery
after
the
Germans
broke
through
their
lines
at
Vina
yesterday.
The
Germans
have
been
driving
ahead:
with
breakneck
speed
in
an
endeavor
to
catch
the
enemy
off
guard.
However,
in
this
particular
case
it
did'
not
succeed
for1
the
Russians
consolidated
their
position
and
held
the
enemy
back.
Those
Smashing
Attacks
-
-
-
While
the
Germans
are
devoting
the
most'
of1
their
attention
to
Russia,
the
British'
have
been
making
some
tremendous
drives
on
the
western
nart
of
Germany
and
the
coast
towns
of
thg
other"
European
countries
from
which
attacks
rhight
be
expected!
Day
after
day
the
important
cities
have
been
pounded)
factories
and
docks
destroyed
and
transportation-
held'
up.
In
that
way
the
supply
of
munitions'
and'
supplies
to
tlle
armies
in
Russia
are
being
held
up.
It
is
the
finest
kind
of
help
Britain
can
give'to
Russia;
tralia
has
been
assured
that
his
country
does
not
contem
vlnf
nm.Tn..:..
J?
i
I
jjiaic
ciiijjiuyiii
jiiuiiary
xorce
against
ner.
"
'So
long
as
Japan
it
offering
the
hand
of
friendship
to
Australia,'
are
his
words,
'it
seems
wiser
and
more
far-sighted
for
Australia
to
accept
it
in
good
faith.'
"To-
whicjr
an.
Australian'
ministerial
reply
is
that
while
Australia
is
clad
to
receive
nssiirnnrps
nf
o-nnrl
will
Horn
Japan
she
cannot
fail
to
be
influenced
by
Mr.
Mat-
percent
and
the
export
had'
also
CllfllfO
Q
OnanlhAn
r
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1
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11.
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ui
ciicuuxumimnt
lO
trie
AXIS
ail(l
niS
Dcen
mcreasea
oy
13
perceni
al
message
of
congratulation
on
the
Axis
victory
in
Greece.
Stateswomen
Next?
-
-
-
J.
B.
Priestley,
renowned
for
his
plain-spoken
talks
to
ordinary,
everyday
people
over
the
radio,
has
expressed
aunie
prugressive
ineas
uoout
women,
ror
instance
"
he
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and
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It
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paper
north
of
Vancouver
and
West
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
in
these
organizations
I
Cleait-Up
Paint-Up
I
Make
I
Repairs
Build
Wtf
can
supply
all
the
materials
for
a
new
home
or
for
additions
to
trie
old
one.
Call
In
and
talk
It
over
:l
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
I
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its
PIIONK
117
Wtieri
Vbu
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
Uependable
TAXI
Service
PHONE
13
24
Hour
Service
at
Rerular
Rates
ready.
The
difficulty
had
beeri
tn
fihd
out
what
was
wanted
rather
than
how
to
make'
it.
Dr.
Brocklesby
told
of
the
small
beginning
of
'the
industry
at
Belle
Isle,
of
(He
difficulty
in'
securing
engineers,
arid
of
the
building
of
With
the
tvoes
of
war
charfsiner
jjjll
1,
25
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AVv
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Yifa
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f
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"Hang
on
to
your
Hat,
McGlnnls
I've
beeh
waiting
for
at
chance
like
this
for
years!"
WAR
TIME
CHEMICALS
FOR-
SAl!'
I
new
factories.
Orie
of
thes
was
In
FOR'
SALE-
id
carrieras;
lot'
of
HllR
HeolarPfl
mat.
ma
f,..;i
.J
,..
V:
"T
'
,im
operation
ann
was
now
Bern?
fools,
1
wing
purriii;
Wash
basiris:
liPrirtlli
wftlb
Hh
Zli
,
a'
"j
39
Preem
over
(WpScrty.
,.
iidrV
Wb
beds.
spMHWf
arid
people
settle
(town,
to
reconstruct
society
on
a
new
basis,
I
it
tfrtfti
m
acres
of
land
an
wtrMs;
htwftetds;
at'
lbw
wumen
aiHi.iniuaie-agea
women
at
that
should
take
ov-
iw
up
twelve
small
prices.
PKbhe
Black
3241
b:
c
er
at
lease
ou
per
cent
ot
the
government
of
evprv
rmm.
pianis-
..
.
.
Fariiiluri
Co,
try.
He
backed
his
suggestion
by
explaining
that
since
government
is
really
glorified
housekeeping,
and
since
women
are
by
nature
housekeepers,
it
is
only
logical
to
suppose
that
they
will
be
able
to
undertake
such
governmental
housekeeping
with
greater
success,
and
far
greater
edse
than'
men.
it
was
difficult
to
keep
pace"
with
FClt:
SALE
8
roomed1
hbUse,
132
the
demand.
With
France
pass-
Ave.
East.
Phorie
Red
921'.
ing
out
of
the
nhtiire
it
was
nee-
(154)
essary
to
rriake
provision
to
re
place
the
output
of
those
factories:
One
factory
ori
a
site
960
acres"
built
sinte
that
Ume
was
now
In
full
production.
There
was
a
shortage
of
sulph,
uric
acid.
Several
plants1
had'
been
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
suHe
dlri-lHg'
roorri
suite',
plarid;
circulating
heater,
buffet,
violln-and
case
and
odd
household
furniture,
carpets:
Phone
Red
921.
133
7th
Ave.
East.
(154)
built
to
prdvidfe
for
this1.
Fine"
TENDERS
IN
VITED"
powder
for
bombs
had!been
mariu-
'
;
-
factured'.
Another
made
fofr
nitric
FOR''
SALE
Sealed
teriders
will
be
acid.
In
one.
Droductldri
had
al
ready
started
arid
two
other
nlantf
would
be
in
prodiictibn
Iri
Aiigust'
there
was
too
the
production
of
charcoal
for
gas
masks,
T.
T.
from
ccal
tar,
cordite
from
molasses,
glyceriri,
cellulose,
etc.
Wood
received
by
the
uridefslgnpd
up
tb
ribdn
of
Tuesday,
Jul
15th,
for
tW
purchase
of
orie-storey
frame
cottage
consisting
of
!lV-lng-rbomi
bedroom,
kitchth;
pari-try
and
bathroom,
situate
on
Lot
4',
Block
25",
Section
1,
Second
Avenue.
Contents
Included.
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted
TERMS:
etrictly
cash.
Norman
A.
Wdtt,
Esq.,
Admlhls-tratbr
of
the
estate
of
Severln
O'Qiilhri,
deceased.
Court
House.
Prince
Rupert.
tf.
WANTED
WANTED
High
school
boy
wishes
work
fol-
surnrrier
rridriths:
Ap'-H
ply
Box
112,
Dally
Neh.
(155)
WANTE6
Housekeeper.
Apply
Cathbllc
Re?tory.
(tf)
WANTED
Experienced
lady
home
cook.
Phone
Black'
974,
(tf)
WANTED
Room
arid
board
or
room
and
breakfast,
Naval
offl
cer
Box
113,
Dally
Npws.
(15ft
(
WANTED
Mlddle-dged
night
watchman.
Rupert
Hotel.
(152)
WANTED
t-
2
experienced
sales-ladles
Ladles
Ready-to-Wear,
Apply
Eox
982.
(142)
Young
Canada
Buys
British
Thousands
Of
'
Toy
Soldiers
Are
Exported
To
Canada
To
Help
1
Pay
For
War
',
LONDON,
Jun?
27:
Tof
soldiers
j
and
miniature"
war
equipment
direct'
front'
the?
war
zone
are
the
latest
)
craze
with
Canadian
children.
1
They
have"
seen
the
wide
range
of
soldiers
.taken
out
by
11Mb
evacu
ees'
from
Britain:
But
children
left
behind
in
Britain
are
having
to
go
without
their
toys"
so
that
they
may
be
exported
to
help
pay
for
the
war.
In
London,
the
world's
largest
makers
of
toy
soldiers,
who
use
about
530
Ions
of
l&id
to
make
upwards
of
12,500,000
items
a
year,
are
now
working
entirely
uoon
export
orders,
and
many
of
these
are
for
Canada.
I
Tile
United
States
is
buying
five
or
fix
times
as
many
Brit'sh
toy
soldiers
as
It
did
bffore
th
war,
and
rhildren
there
are
showing
special
interest
in
the
Empire
troops
fighting
In
the
Neir
East.
I
YmmfT
Canada
Is
keenly
interested
in
boxes
of
their
own
reel-ments
such
as
th
Rovil
Canadian
Dragoons'.
Prince?-
Ps'riria's
Canadian
Lfaht
Infantry.
I
?rd
Sfrath-
-
cona'
Horse,
etf
but
thnv
ire
""
,also
buying
a
wiite
ranei
of
toy
pulp
was
now
replacing
cotton
1
in
i8nM,PW
frnm
Grpok
Ev7on,s
t0
the
manufacture
of
gun
coilon.pntJI
of
(ne
0erm9n
Lu(twaff.
All
this
extension
of
activities,
utn
mHanio.il
wirfa.
i
caused
employment
and
one
of
the'
refe.,tp.,
)n
the
tron?
den,ind
far
difficulties
was
to
secure
efficiently
lf,4pft
mo(,w
Qf
tnnks
flrfj
skilled
help.
It
was
a
personal
res-
tan(ii
Breh-gun
can-iers.
barraw
7
,.
,
ponsimmy
to
an
10
uo
everywims
h'H'-ri
iinitt
army
l"'-r'M
and
Dr.
II,
N.
Brcklesby
Outlines
to
help
produce
the
ar-
'motor-
cyci)
Briefly
What
Cliemical
Industry
tlcles
and
materials
needed
hi
or-
nir'
tH;e
innnwHon
howls
Doing
To
Help
Win
Struggle
to
win
the
war.
jder
Pveri
old
mvoHtes
In
Drf-lOU
unl-
!
;
forms
and
Hlfrhlaners
In
full
dr"is
An
extremely
Interesting
and
in-1
tv
..--LlL-
Al
Ji
fun
are
still
wanted,
formative
address
was
given
to
the
LfOUglllj
vIU
VlluJJ,
nd
rnny
CandKn
children
members
of
the
Rotary
Club
ye-L.
1
.
.1
T
J
1,1,11
Pfff
hp
trndltlone'
cW-terday
at
its
regular
weekly
lunS
Ikgllll
(
tllG
VAU
bys
and
Indians,
natlv
warrior
cheon
by
Dr.
It.
N.
Brockles'by,
hisi
7-
and
jQ
on
wnle
)riPTe
)o
a
Wfoadv
subject
being
"The
uanaaian
Chemical
Industry
and
the
War
The
old
ox
at
Doughty
will
be
Effort."
John
Dybhavn
presided
seen
around
there
no
more.
Tom
and
visitors
included
Bert
Hutch-
McMartln
took
him
away
down
to
Uson
of
Vancouver,
W.
L.
Armstrong
Terrace
to
be
prepared
for
table
Prince
Riipe
demand
for
nryiel
home
farms
with
mlniaturt
animals.
97
He
Never
Shaved
use.
He
tipped
the
scales
at
23001
SOUTHAMPTON,
Eng.,
June
27:
referred
to
the
pounds.
He
hasr-leared
land.
plow-'.
(CP)
William
Burrough
Hill,
auc-luichlll
to
cive
ed,
hauled
Umber
and
.been
of
J'
tioneer,
who
never
shaved
and
nev.
him
the
tools.
The
chemical
in-
great
use
for
many
years.
People
er
wore
a
necktie
but
.-.ported
a
dustry
was
trying
to
provlds
these
travelling
to
and
fro
on
the
main
,
costly
diamond
stud
and
a
board,
tools.
Materials
in
which
they
nignway
were
always
giaa
to
see
dealt
were1
such
as
coal
tar,
Arie-
he
patient
old
fellow,
either
at
Una,
creosote,
benzol,
acids,
alka-
WCTk
w
at
pasture
alon?
the
road-lis
and
salts,
compre'ssed
ease's;
fer-
slde-
IIe
should
keep
a
family
in
fdlizers,
medicinal
oils,
dyes
an?
meat
for
quite
some
time.-Omln-many
other
materials.
The"
output'
eca'
Herald.
of
the
factories'
had
Increased
20
is
dead
at
97.
g
ASK
FOR
hour
BKr
it',
&
J
fi.r
Villi
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Inspired
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constant
thoughts
of
her
only
son,
who
fell
at
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a
Sydney
woman
has
designed
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Membry
Shirts"
as
a
tribute
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ev
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5-inch.
2
dozen
lc
'Lily
Wasted
Cups
Pkg.
ofl2
.
.
.
.
Ific
Paper
Napkins
Pkf.
of
75
......
15c
Waxed
Paper
Heavy,
100
ft
25c
Nuking
Cups
Pkg;
of
100
15c
Rubber
Ralls
5c,
10c,
15c
and
up
Soft
Halls
25c,
.'J5c,
00c
and
85c
Sand
Pails
and
ShoVcIi
Large
size
25c
Sunshades
15c,
20c,
25c
Sun
Classes
and
Visors
15c
to
50c
Slazentfer
Tenuis
Rackets
From,
up
$1.01)
Tennis
Ralls
35c
and
50c
WateY
Ralls
15c