i
FiairoiJi
Expert
Optical
Service
(ffYin'1
Chas.
Dodimead
x
upiomeiris;
in
wnarge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
For
Fine
China,
Dinncrware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
OLD
R05LVNCE
.
QARSTANG,
Eng.,
July
15:
(CP)
-Sweethearts
50
years
ago,
Rom
Jenkiiison
and
Ada
Payne,
both
75,
were
married
in
the
village
church
here.
RATS
HELP
TOO
Ktt
unworn
'CIGARETTE
PAPERS
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
th
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert
SPORT
CHAT
Arthur
Fagg,
young
Kent
profes
SHE
HAS
A
FINE
NEW
PRAM
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Rnfc
BM-
J.
Bouzek
TAILOR
LADIES
and
GENTS
Best
Materials,
Workmanship.
2nd
Ave.
tw0
doorn
from
Broadcasting
Station
GERRARD
MAGNUM
Bath
S
oap
I
i
urn
35
CENTS
CAKE
-
3
for
$1.00
OrmesLtd.
utut
Pioneer
Drtxqptats
The
Kexill
Store
Phooei
II
ft
Open
Dally
from
8
a.m.
tUl
10
p.m.
Sunday
and
Holidays
from
11
to
2
p.m.
and
7
t
.m.
SHOES
ARE
BIG
ITEM
Parents
to
Make
Sacrifices
Under,
British
Clothes
Rationing
Plan
LONDON,
July
15:
(CPJ
Capt.
I
Oliver
Lyttelton
didn't
even
tell
his
wife
that
clothes
would
be.
rationed
in
Britain,
she
disclosed,
and
like
j
thousands
of
other
British
mothers
Lady
Moria
Lyttelton
spent
the
first
,
few
days
after
the
''blow"
planning
how
to
pool
the
precious
coupons
for
her
famllv
of
three
mis
and
a
daughter.
Capt..
Lyttelton
was
president
of
the
Board
of
Trade
before
his
recent
appointment
as
War
Cabinet
representative
in
the
Mid-i
East.
i
Lady
Moira,
sister
of
the
Duke
of
Leeds,
decided
the
first
neces
sity
was
shoes
for
her
four-year-old
son,
Nicholas,
who
Is
"most
heavy
on
them"
and
the
next
was
tjo
buy
wool
for
knitting.
"Kjothers
and
fathers
will
have
to
sacrifice
some
of
their
coupons
for
the.
children
for
I
can
see
that
a
irood
portion
of
the
children's
ra-,tlon
will
go
In
shoes,"
she
said.
Lady
IJMolrav
predicted
a
great
many
of
'
iher;
68'
counons
wnnlH
rn
fnr
tt-nrwl
Walter
Hagen
won
the
Canadian
because,
she
Uses
a
great
deal
"not
open
golf
championship
one
up
'qnlyforknlttlng
for
the
family
but
a
oo-uuic
piayun
wJW1
reruy
una.
alsovformaklhg
clothes
for
bombed-
MANCHESTER.
July
15:
(CP)-
np,a?d
10J.
eai
?
yesterday
out,
people"
Rats
are
helping
to
help
th
Red
at
Toronto.
Tne
piayoir
was
tore-
Acknowleriirinir
nw
m,rm,r
Cross-but
they
won't
know
about
tu
"
V,
L
Z
'
:
,,ta;ere
a
inin&
or
tne
past,"
Lady
it.
Farmers
have
agreed
to
send
.the
tails
of
dead
rats
to
the
National
Farmers'
Union
which
will
.collect
the
one
penny
bounty
and
send
It
to
the
Red
Cross.
regulation
72
holes
in
282.
.
.
Moira"
urged
mothers
to
save
as
many
cbuobns
Jas
possible
for
the
winter,
"wheri
we
are
going
to
feel
sicnal
scored
44
and
202
not
oul
theplnch."
against
Essex
in
a
county
champr
ienshio
match
concluded
three
years
ago
today
at
Colchester,
England,
to
set
a
world
record.
In
first-,
class
cricket.
It
was
the
first
time-that
double-centuries
in
consecutive
inning;
nil
been
recorded
in
the
same
match.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
Last
.Wfeek.
Graclft
Hnrrnli
Marv
LONDON,
July
15:
(CPJ-George,
kerr
and
Frances
Cummings
col-Blllin'jton,
a
bachelor,
has
sent
a
lected
$12-
for
the
'Red
Cross
by
new
pram
to
Jean
Ferris,,
littb
selling,
flowers'
and
this
week
Londoner
who
recently,
was-
pic-f
Oracle
Carroll
and
Maydo
Larkin
m
wax
urn
Tuesday,
jmy
15
19411
sm
Li
V
rff
i.Y
STRENGTH
15
undir
protf
Syka
CONTENTS
26
oil.
TUqumv
codon
cam,
L0NDm.(NtiNi
"3ht
Lfiit
gin
dotilkU
in
thi
u-oUd
This
advertisement
Is
Tiot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
SOFTBALL
IS
GOOD
.
UM)
ACT
A
1l,.,l
t
u
i.
t.vfj
1
'TO
1
JOIN
WITH
us
is
RED
CROSS
tlic
Gin
w
omen's
Service
Corps
Amalgamates,
It
.Is
Announced
The
British
Columbia
Women's
Service
Corps,
the
first
women's
corps
to
be
organized
in
Canada,
with
a
membership
of
more
than
1200,
has
amalgamated
with
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Corps.
This
amalgamation
culminates
to
the
mutual
satisfaction
of
both
bodies
negotiations
whi.h
have
extendeo
over
a
period
of
months,
being
carried
out
toy
Mrs.
W.
J.
Allan,
C.
B
E.,
Chilliwack.
provincial
chair
man
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Corps,
and
Mrs.
Norman
A.
Kennedy,
Victoria,
controller
of
the
B
C.
Women's
Service
Corps.
All
14
detachments
of
B.C.W.S.
C.
located
at
Victoria,
Vancouver
New
Westminster,
Vernon,
Kam-loops,
Penticton,
Kelowna,
Chilliwack,
Port
Albcrni,
Courtenay.
Prince
Rupert,
Revelstoke
and
Sid
ney
voted
unanimously
In
favor
o!
the
amalgamation.
"This
Is
thp
first
step
toward
the
building
oi
a
national
corps,"
said
Mrs.
Kennedy,
"and
we
feel
that
as
the
first
corps
to
form
lh
Canada,
we
should
also
be
the
first
to
lead
the
way
toward
greater
co-ordination
of
all
such
voluntary
corps
In
the
Dom-
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Returning
to
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
after
a
toy-age
to
Skagway
and
pther
Atoka
points,
C.N.R.
steamer
f
rtn;d
George.
Capt.H.
E.
Ne'ddenVwas
Ul
port
from
11
o'clock
yesterday'
morning
unUl
4
o'clock
In
the
afternoon.
The
vessel
had
on
board
a
capacity
list
of
passenger
which
was
taking
her
accommodation.
There
were
213
aboard
on
arriving
here
including
fourteen
for
Prince
Rupert.
Another
full
Alaska
tourist
ship
In
port
yesterday
morning
was
the
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Charlotte,
Capt.
William
Palmer,
which
had
a
total
of
227
passengers
on
board.
Six
disembarked
from
the
vessel
here
while
a
similar
number
took
passage
.
from
this
port
for
the
north.
Second
Half
Of
Softball
Ladies'
League
To
Start
Another
Period
Tomorrow
Night
The
second
halt
of
Ladles'
League
schedule
is
announced
inion."
Mis.
Kennedy
will
be
the
follows:
commandant
of
the
Coras.
Ju'y
15-Orotto
vs.
Fraser
Street.
Formed
In
Four
Sections
The
members
of
the
B.
C.
Women's
Service
Club
have
been
been
trained
In
four
sections
of
volunteer
service
transport
driv-
Julv
17
Service
Club
vs.
Oordon
and
Anderson.
CAPITOL
'if
A
MMOUS
riAYIRS
IHEATM
TONIGHT
and
WEI)NESI)y
2
Shows
Nightly.
7
00
&
(S
IN
TECHNICOLOR'
"THE
THIEF
OF
BAGDAD"
With
SARU
Conrad
Veldt,
June
Uuprez
(At
7:23
and
9
33-Also
Sportlight
and
Novelty
COMING
THUU.
-
1
HI,
George
Murphy
in
"A
Girl.
A
Guy
and
a
Gob
KAML00PS
NEWS
R.MR'S
"HOME
TOWN'
The
law
has
been
layinr
a
iar.il
on
several
In
thp
pasi
few
for
supplying
llr'ior
to
Innu:
Henry
Dixon
Mor:rc
was
t
nw
or
In
default
must,
sperm
-
months
in
Jail.
Albert
James
Mdr
July
22-Fraser
Street
vs.
Gordon
found
tyre
was
girlIty
an
and
Anderson
July
24
Service
Club
vs.
Grotto.
T
i
.
l
..
on
nn.j.
-
.j
a
i
i
?
lng,
auxiliary
nursing,
food
prep-
"-"u'uu"
u"u
.um
punishment.
Mnfn
with
-.i.h.,.
July
31
Service
Club
vs.
Fraser
ture"
of
the
Red
Cross
Corps
In
the
,
province.
"When
called
upon
to
to
lurea
in
a
Daoer
borrowing-
-
a
-.nj
ie
1
ei
.v,
.1
i
Ntke
of
intention
to
apply
to
L,ase
"
"
7
7
7
-7'
,
:
or
Purchase
Land
ally,
eight
out
of
the
first;
ten
r
Ta
rian'je,
s
Coast
District
Land
Re-
men
to
face
him
were
fanned.
The
,-v
"I,IE
ki'I'hkme
cocrt
of
iiimtimh
coming
District
of
PWnce
Rupert
B.
C.
V,,'J'mU
-
PKOBATE
Navv
with
several
seera'
OI
of
thpir
Ule4r
ht
Dest
i
and
situate-at,
Kennedy
Island.
,Vy'
Wlmt
Matter
of
the
"AdmlnUtratlon
Tpxe,
no'iV
.tJiat
J.
e.'
ormheim
of
Players
out
of
action
(
put
up
a
Art"
,vDcsyvr
b.
cvcc7ujaon
Fur
Buyer,
game
fight
but
Rilley's
pitching
,
,,
And
'
li)tnd4
,tt
a.pply
for
a
lease
of
ln
of
the
the
fol-
simniv
ffl
VMtt
of
reter
was
too
enn(i
thp
simply
too
good
lor
them.
Ijovlng
described
lands:Kenncdy
IbI-
iji,,,,
(M.fasrd
n4.
i
In
the
second
game,
the
Signals
take
notice
that
by
order
of
im
.tommencinj
at
a
pest
planted
at
defeated
Jthe
Armentlers'es
after
.t',
E-
er..
made
on
the
24th
Tree
Blurf
thence
alo,
Shcre
L'n.(wn
tW0
ov)r
,J.
u.
.
i
a
01
Jun.
A.
D.
4941.
I
wa
aip-
Nbcin
Westerly
to
Oeor?!a
(point,
thence
eXtra,
lnnln.s
by
a
score
Of
6
pointed
Admtatotrator
of
the
Eatetef
Northeasterly
alon?
Shore
line
to
Bit-
to
5,
At
(he
end
Of
the
third
In-
PotCT
BIue-
deceased,
with
Will
an-lag
Faint,
.thence
along
Shore
Line
nine
the
sailors
"
"
led
"i
t
to
1
1
hnf
nJ0odi
Bnd
.pantlee
havlni
claims
Southerly
to
Seebreeze
Palrt.
tihence
h
r7,!
A"
5.
J?.
aliitt
the
said
estate
kre
hereby
rAherly
along
Shore
Une
to
Pest
of
the
Signals
Started
to
give
their
quired
to
furntah
same,
prqperly
veri-crmncncernrtt
at
Tree
Bluff
and
con-
pitcher,
Akkerman.
some
real
SUP-
r.ledr
to
on
or
before
the
3rd
day
of
(amg;
10.000
acres,
more
or
port
both
in
the,
field
and
at
bat
"Lred
'
,
.,
..
.
and
tied
the
score
in
the
seventh.
P"7
the
amount
of
their
indobtedne
to
'
Tn
tho
sivnnH
innlnnr
nf
n,r.,lln.
m
forthwith.
We
'need
your
co-operation
to
five
you
better
seryice.
Please
put
out
our
milk
bottles
daily
as
we
need
them
for
tomorrow,
Dominion
Dairy
rnoNE
10
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
150
Heated
Rooms
Hot
Water
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mrs.
C.
Black,
Proprietress
-
Make
Oar-
Store
Tour
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
FOONE
S47
Tom
Lee
&
Son
,
"KOITSE
OF
ffNE
FOODS"
with
two
down
Holt
singled,
stole
Mi
U
3rd
of
July'
A-
D-
second,
was
advanced
third
by
Barrett,
and
brought
home
the
winning
run
when
Brock
hit
a
nice
safety.
follows:
Signals
.
Servce
Corns
..
Naval
Barracks
Armentiers'
to
date
lsk
as
W
L
Pet.
...3
0
1000
...3
0
1000
...1-
2
.333
...1
2.
.333
...1
-2
.2.V)
.1
3
.250.
Senior
Softball
The
second'
half
of
the
Senior
League
Softball
schedule
is
announced
as
follows:
July
i8-Grotto
vs.
Dry
Dock,
Steel
workers
vs.
Stones.
July
21Dry
Ddck
vs.
Stones,
Steehvorkers
vs.
.0
rptto.
July
25
Orotto
vs.
Stones,
Steel-workers
vs,
Dry
Dock.
July
28
Stones
vs.
Steelworkers.
Dry
Dock
vs..
Grqito.
August
1-Orotto
vs.
6teel-i
workers,
Stones
vs.
Drv
Dock.
1
Note
Men's
Senior
League
games
jto
be
nlaved'
on
Mondays
and
Frl-jdays
during
second
half.
i
ONE-SEVENTH
GLOBE
Russia
occupies
about
one-
I
"vpnth.
of
the
land
surface
of
the
,
HERBERT
P.
OLASSEY,
Official
Administrator,
Atlln.
B.
C,
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FRQM
nOME"
Rates
75o
upp
50
Rooms
Hot
Si
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Boi
196
Get
it
at
the
Variety
Store
"Where
your
dime3
are
little
dollars"
330
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Red
120
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
W.
Cojton,
D.CJh.C.
Wallace
Block,
Phone
840
Street.
August
5
Fraser
Street
vs.
Grot-
a
uvbabiUUCUb
VI
U1C
JltV
ai1m,.r
m
rLJ-
I
a
li
i
'
"""'"b
nun
lc
cu.
,nnu.
Danner
or
.
the
Red
Cross
and
to
Mayor
McCafiery
has
received
uk,
are
well
under
way
towards
assist
the
Society
in
upholding
its
-a!
letter
from'
the
commanding
of-
taking'
another
pennant.
They
have
r
International
principles
"in
ac-f
leer
of
the
6th
Field
Company,
won
their
first
three
games,
of
this
cordance
with
a
resolution
passed
danadlan
Engineers,
with
head-
schedule.
The
new
schedule
Is
at.
a
recent
provincial
executive
quarters
at
North
Vancouver,
stat-
drawn
up
so
that
it
can
be
ter-
meeting.
Leaders
of
similar
etouds
6
,wai,
icviuius
ior
tins
Drancn
oi
""--
"
y-
nave
discussed
with
me
their
posi-
;the
service
are
urgently
wanted.
August
25.
This
was
done
to
allow
tions
In
relation
to
the
Canadian
'
All
professions'
nd
trades
are
el-
for
un'ts
'being
transferred
out
Red
Cross
and
I
have
been
pleased'
J?!ble
for
enlistment
in
this
bat-
without
seriously
disrupting
the
to
Inform
them
that
consideration
.tWlon
and
drafts
are
shipped
for
league.
The
games
played
Saturday
will
be
given
to
applications
from!
seas
service
every
two
weeks.
"Cie
owcuwu-
arw.
nu
qualified
members
interpsfprl
in
ley,
chucking
for
the
R.
Q.
A.
F..
joining
the
Red
Cross
Corps"
he
14
Orotto
vs.
Service
,
-
-
v
-p
-
wmutu
t.
niuoc
iiluc
gius
are
mi
rune
main
viuuig
onunS
iu
numcu
j
uigaiiusiiuns
m
me
PTOV-
4,,.,,..
m
0
.
,
broken
pram
from
a
blitz
dump
to
doing
splendid
-work
for
the
Red
,
'
City
League
Ince.
It
may
even
extend
Into
and
Anlrlr,
take
her
doll
for
an
airing.
Cross
and
this
reason
have
contri-
r-
other
provinces."
7,
7
,
'buted
:0yer
$100
by
their
efforts.
Spectators
say
that
the
brand
of
George
president
of
vice
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area
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ine
frince
Rupert
brought
a
w"-ua"
a5ue
w
extended
on
behalf
of
the
Red
A
"spot"
costs
yju
onlv
half
dollar.
Try
it
in
the
DaUy
News
'Tlfien
column
(tf)
$100
or
two
months
im
priors
Peter
Berard
was
given
the
r
Free
swimming
and
dlvirn
ic;
Sons
have
been
arranged
fo
t
Alderman
Charles
8penccr
or
dent
v..vw
of
Kamloops
Athletic
A:
Cross
Corps
in
this
province,
this
'
'ZrZl
a
""on
tlon.
These
will
be
given
by
E
Kc
was
immediately
apparent,"
stated
i
'..,.
rHnr,
a,
Ander-ho
,er'
P'
physical
in.;'
::
Mrs.
Allan.
"We
hope,
that
thK
TiSS
recently
completed
a
amaigamauon
is
a
prelude
to
closer
a..
iennis
lessons
nere.
He
win
rr
a:
u
v4.
"
...
.....
nuBuai,
w-uircmuuii
uciween
an
similar
mv,
the
U.S.SH.,
has
Its
own
language,:-caH0ad
of
popper
from
Anyox
this
nas
been
seen
in
Prince
Rup-
Cross
a
"hearty
welcome
to
the
B
-
"
,
fJn
ears-
ine
mr.
Wce
C.
W.
S.
C.
to
Join
under
the
to-the
city
for
the
purpose,of
ductins,"
these
classes.
M.
A.
Chapman,
a
rcgula
-ployee
6f
the
city's
garbage
-oiic
tlon
service,
suffered
a
broken
r:
last
week
while
working
on
the
lection
truck.
He
is
a
paticn
I
Royal
Inland
Hospital.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
SPECIAL
Afternoon
Cruise
To
PORCHER
ISLAND
By
S.S.
"CAMOSUN"
SATURDAY,
JULY
19th
Leaving
C.N.R.
Dock
2:00
p.m.,
D.S.T.
Returning
5:30
pm
Afternoon
Tea
Served
Aboard
EXCURSION
PAKE
$1.00
(Plus
Tax)
Children
Half
Fare
Accommodation
Comfortably
Limited
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
Monday
a
3:00
P.S.T..
VaMs
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
and
Powell
Klver
Saturday
at
1:00
p.m.
P.S.T.,
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
6:00
p
m.
P
S
T
Also
Fast
Throujh
Train
Friday
at
11:00
a.m.
P.'s.T.'
Alr-Condltloned
Sleeping
arid
Dining
Cars
For
full
Information,
reservations,
etc.,
call
or
write
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave.
Phone
SCO,
Prince
Rupert
Agents-
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
Clean-Up
Paint-Up
:
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Repairs,
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S
We
can
supply
aU
the
material,
for
anew
home
or
for
addition,
to
the
old
one.
Call
n
and
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it
over
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iofe4
&
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fery,
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