I
ion
VL."
,uiy
IS.
1M1.
WEATERS
Zipper
532
3rd
Ave.
front
-
w-
W
(IN
KUL
for
Sports
Wear
plain
nlors
In
teal,
royal,
green
and
navy
a;;jet
front
-..-
pUin
colors
With
rib.
stitch.
pire
wool.
Open
Until
9
p.m.
Saturdays
DROPPED
hrat
Growers
To
Operate
Di
Australia
Under
Own
Stab.iU
ins
plan
CANBERRA.
July
15:
(CP)
The
lar.iii
r
ivrrnmcnt
has
decided
i
:vi-
'ho
wheat-growers
of
Aus-m.T.ost
complete
power
to
jaiuze
and
carry
on
their
In-r-w
u
'tinnf.
nvernment,
control
i.ae
'he
-r
idolizing
SCheme
adopt
C
ice
or
growers
win
De
sei
;j
wide
powers
to
Investigate
rti-c
and
laims
for
the
regis
ter;:
!
rarms
and
the
licensing
Ur.sn
the
stabilization
scheme.
a
max
mum
wart
me
pro-)
n
r
.
was
nxeu
ill
iit.wv.wv
n
upnr
rrt
wniril
1.
1
If
UXJVm
.
.
.
.
1.
.
4t
v.j
oi
a
bushel
f.
o,
b,
ports,
U
-
.
I
U..
AAU
.r
urn
m
i
it
i-niiiiici
i
u
v
raLii
Bowet
was
fixed
at
the
average
W.
.
.
1.
1L.M.
f
T
I-
rn
nrViAM
nnnilitqtlnnB
frT
YES.'
We
Repair
Water
ripes,
Roofs,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected,
Etc.
Oil
Hurners
Cleaned
M
Chimneys
Swept
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SERVICE
Phone
BLACK
735
$4.95
$5.95
$4-95
v
'
$5.95
Xo
Tone
Jackets
With
Orenfell
Cloth
front.
Both
button
and
r
$5.95
ana
$6.95
jinueu
Gaberdine
Shorts
In
plain,
white
and
p)ajn
tennis
and
outing
t
i.
For
wear;
$2.95
Watts
&
Nickerson
Phone
345
Arthur
Swanson
was,
fined
$25
or
eight
days
Imprisonment
for
intoxl-'catlon.
lie
Is
serving
the
time.
Andrew
Peterson
was
rentenced
to
30
days
Imprisonment
today
for
supplying
liquor
to
Indians.
Mrs.
M.
Lynum
leaves
on
the
Catala
this
afternoon
for
a
vacation
near
Victoria.
Cdnadlan
motion
picture
theatres
reported
approximately
151,000,000
admissions
and
almost
$31,600
000
receipts
in
1940,
"
MANX
RATIONING,
DOUGLAS,
July
15.:
(QP)
The
Isle
of
Man
quickly
followed
England
In
adopting
clothes
rationing
and
until
coupons
were
available
shppkeepers
were
warned,
not
to
sell
rationed
goods
to
aoid
hoard
ing.
.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLA,S5IFt
FOR
RENT
4
-room
furnished
house
for
one
month.
Phone
Red
m
(165)
Donnacona
Insulating
Boards
WAtiaQARPS
We
have
on
hand
large
stocks
Qf;
coal
to
suit
f
f
reStV
All
our
coal
U
carefully,
spreened
and
prepared.
Also
a,
Wmpiete
line;0f
lumber
for
every
type
6!
building.
Our
shingles
are
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
they
are
not
kiln
dried
and
nave
all
of
the
natural
oils
so
necessary
to
long
life
and
durability.
SAKI)
Philp
nONE
651
CEMENT
GRAVEL
UME
ott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
PHONK
65J.
LOCAL,
NEWS
NOTES
morning
to
be
on
time.
Mrs,..D.
Sorrentl
and
two
sons
areaUlng
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Victoria.
J.
H.
Eijgelke
sailed
yesterday
on
the
Catala
for
a
trip
to
Stewart
on
business
Miss
Mary-
MacFle.
is
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
trip
to
"Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Thomas
A.
Cook,
for
his
third
of-i
fence
on
a
charge
of
drunkenness
was
sentenced
to.
three
months'
imr
prlsonment
without
option
of
flnei
In
city
police,
court
yesterday.
Capt.
E.
A.
Boyle,
Capt.
W.
R.
Walker,
Sergeant
C.
B.
McFarlane
and
Acting
Sergeant
C.
G.
Anderson
sailed
yesterday,
on
the
Catala
for
a
trip
to
Stewart
In
recruiting
i
Mrs.
H.
L.
Faulkner,
wile
of
a
well
known
Juneau
barrister,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Charlotte
yesterday
morning
returning
to
the
Alaska
Capital
after
a
trip
I
to
Seattle.
It
was
Interesting
for
some
of
tfie
real
old
timers
last
evening
td
hear
Major
General
B.
W.
Browne
give
an
address
in
the
course
of
a
radio
recruiting
program
electrically
transcribed
over
the
local
station.
Away
back
some
time
before
the
First
Great
War,
General
Browne
was
In
-
'the
furniture
business
on
Second
Leo
Patrick
Maloney
for
being
Avenue
in
a.
building
which
stood
drunk,
was
sentenced
to
two
days
next
.
the
Ale
McRe
Drlnt
shon.
imprisonment
In
city,
police
court
.incidentally,
General
Browne
wan
lulnt.
i
1
.
1
a.
X
i
.
n
r.
.
.
1
tvuj.
me
iirsi.
scouunasier
ui
airy
ocuuus
Harry
Ridley
was
cnargca
wun
(
f
a
soldier
since
those
days.
assault
on
wung
vyu
acuiumii
actual
bodily
harm.
He
comes
up
for
sentence
Saturday.
Mrs.
C.
IL
Hanklnson
and
sons,
Laurence
and
Delray,
left
for
Omlikon
nn
ait
nlcrhl'a
train
for
'
Roger
Powell
and
Sylvester
Moore
i'were
sentenced
to
four
days
impris
onment
in
city
police
court
today
for,
being
intoxicated.
Children
Make
Money
For
Red
Cross
Purposes.
i
-
MiiAviniv
a
ormnrv
sprtrpani.
v.
.
t.i
i
t
rnvAf
n
Hi:ittit:au
under
the
scheme
were
'
,
i
v
I
rr
au
'
atna"lcl
w.
xv
tctivea
recently
It
was
found
nere.
is
sailing
Dy
uie
cuiaia
wi
Ar,tnur.
Dolly
BecKer,
uoromy
mc
were
were
made
made
for
for
f.ai
.a:,Ti
areas
thich
exceeded
official
estimates.
New
Scath
South
Wale$
alone
re
estimate
was
exceeded
by
lr
IO.00O
aaes.
The
covernment
has
now
decided
place
the
onus
of
supervision
on
j
"want
ad
"
In
th.e
Dally
News.
VEGETABLES
In
Season
Krpt
f.ardf
n-Frrsh
and
Crls,p
Under
Vapor
Sprays
at
Reasonable
Prices.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Phones
18
&
19
P.O.
Box
575
Staff
Sergeant
Mlgglns,
who
has
aftei;nopn
on
his
return
to
Vancou-
ver.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Royal
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Ressh,
Surf
Inlet;
A.
owers
'.hemselves,
through
their
Dobblng,
L.
ViQtorovus,
Vancouver;
amzai:on
IF-.
Moon,
Tulsequah;
R.
Evans,
Ed
monton:
I.
WelSh.
Toronto:
A.
Mc-
Rach
ten
tnouaant
people
VhCajlum
oceanic
Cannery;
J.
Slatta,
p.
K.
Kechnie,
city.
Central
A.
Aurray,
L.
W.
Elder,
city;
T.
Flva,
Dun4as.
Prince
Rupert
Petro
Mark,
C.NJI.J
A.
C.
Hanson,
W.
Qr
Mcltyre,
Vancouver;
Homer
Tuttrell'and
family,
Effingham.
THEATRE
ApjlJSSONS.
Enereetlc
children
have
shown
an
exceptional
spirit
of
patriotism
hv
colli
nor
horrlps
lpmnnarif.
randv
and
hot
dogs
to
make
money
for
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society.
They
are
Ileane
West,
Lois
Jones,
Doreen
Arthur
and
Christie
Montgomery.
The
sum
of
$6.92
has
been
turned
in
to.
the
local
branch
of
the
Red
Cross
Society
and
it
Is
understood
the
children
are
still
working
so
as
to
make
further
contributions.
If
you
want
someming,
advertise
for
it.
Hundreds
of-
people
get
what
they
want
that
way.
(tf)
FOR
SALti
FOR
SALE
Trpller,
33
ft
good
condition,
box
ub
ixuiy
we
wo.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
4-room
house,
Seal-Cove
Circle.
$1000
cash
or
$1200-
terms.
Inquire
Blue
Wing
Lunch,
Seal
Cove.
tl;
FOR
SALE
Housenoia
aoors,
o
sinks
with
white
enamei
oacss,
Crane
globe
and
gate
valves
in
Al
condition
at
very
low
prices.
Phone
Black
324.
B.
C.
Furniture.
Third
Avenue.
FOR
REN1
FOR
RENT
At
Lakelse
Lake,
new
furnished
cabin
Witn
garaen
ana
rowboat,
$5.00
a
week
including
rowboat.
Phone
76-
(166)
BOARD
AND
ROOM
ROOM
and
Board
Phone
Blue
901.
WANTED
FOUND
(164)
WANTED
Girl
for
grocery
store
mniv
in
writlne
to
Box
936,
(164)
WANTED
Woman
to
work.
Apply
Ello's
Furniture
Store.
wiUND
Pekinese
dog.
Owner
can
'
have
same
by
calling
a,t
Dally
News
and
paying
for
thj
adver-i
XI
...
I
USCIUCUW-
j
'DUE?
rjkGZ
TSSZ3
for
a
holiday
trip
to,
Vancouver
Miss
Moljy,
Owens
la
filing
this
afternoon
on
the,
Catala
fop
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
J;
W.
Moorehouse
la
saving
this
afternoon,
on,
the
Catala,
fo
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
'
Forbes.
Lee,
son
of-
Mr,,
and;-Mrs.
'james
L,
Me,
is.
saljln-f
this
afternoon
on
the.
catate
for,
a
trip
to
.Vancouver
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT,
C;4$,
P.M.
Drq
Dock
vs.
Independents.
R.
W.
Sinclair,
manager
of-
In
verness
cannery,
sauea
yeswraay
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
for
a
trip
to
Wangell.
on.
cannery
business.
Col..
J.
W.
Nlcholls,
generaj
man
ager,
of
th.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
win.
be.
the.
speaker
fcer
f6re.the
Prinpe
Rqpert
Gyro
club.at
Its
regular
w'eekly
luncheon
on
.FVNERAL.XES.TCRIJAX
The
funeral
of
the
late
Martin
Anderson
Holmberg,
Wark
Canal
salmon
fisherman,
who
succumbed
to.
a
herat
Attack
In
his
boat
last
week,
took
place
yesterday
morning
J
from
the
chapel
of
the
B.C.
Under
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
has
advanced
takers
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery
with
Rev.
E.
E.
Brandt,
pastor
of
First
Baptist
Church,
officiating.
LINZEY
AND
INGRAM
LTD.
PHONES
585;
586
HOT
WEATHER
SPECIALS
Libby's
Mustard
6-oz.
jar
Ritz
Biscuits-Christies.
2
pkts.
8c
27c
Rowntrees
Chocolate
"i(n
Bars
Large
bars
M-"XJ
Tomato
Juice-
Giant
tins
23c
Corn
FlakesKelloggs
On
Regular
packets
u
Wbeatj
Puffs
Packed
In
a
tea
OQp
OVK'
towel
Wheat
Puffs
Packed
In
a
!T
59c
Tomato
Spupr-Libby's
10-oz.
tins.
20
C
A
vt-
w
Peaches
Aylmer
sliced.
Large
28-oz.
23C
itii
Palmolive
bars.
4
for
..
Glo-Coat
Quarftlns
Soap
Regular
Green
Beans
Fresh
and
crisp.
3
lbs.
Bananas
Firm
and
yellow.
2
lbs
19c
89c
Nabob
Qoffee
47P
4
1-lb.
bags
25c
Terrace
Cabbage-
fijp
Terrace
Beets
Per
bunch
5c
25c
Seedless
Grapes
9n
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk?:
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
v
HOW
AMY
PERISHED
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
east,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
WMiam.
Noble,
ate
at
11
6'cloc.
was
reported
this
sailing
thl,
afternoon
on
tbejtal.
J1SSrtftS3i
Like
Body
When
Aviatrix
Died
SOMEWHERE
IN.
ENGLAND,
July
13;
(CP)
An
Inflated
greatcoat
held
the.
secret
of
the
mysterious
"passenger,"
Amy
Johnson
was
re
ported
to
be
flying
when
she
para
chuted,
to
her
death
In.
the
Thames
Estuary
last
January.
Eyewitnesses
who
saw
Miss
John
son
sink
below
the.
chpppy
waters
of
the.
estuary
reported
they,
had
seen
what
they,
though
was
the
body,
of
a
man
In
the
water
near
the
crashed
plane.
Captain
Norman
Edgar,
chief
liai
son
officer
of
the
Air
Transport
Auxiliary,
for
which
the
noted
lopg-dlstance
aviatrix
flew,
cleared
up,
the
mystery
In
an.
Interview
with
the
Canadian
Press,
declaring
It
had
been
proved
beyond
all
doubt
that
Miss
Johnson
was
alone
In
her
plane,
when
she.
baled
out.
"I
checked
every
air
field
In
the
emmtrv
whrp
shf
ml?ht
hnvp
OTTAWA.
July
15:
(CP)
Canada
supplies
the
enUre
New
Zealand
demand
for
newsprint
and
will
continue
to
do
so
for
at
least
an
other
four
years,
the
Department
of
Trade
and.
Commerce,
reports.
A
contract
between
'the.
two
dominions,
giving
Canada
sole
right
to
export
newsprint
to
New
Zealand
does
not
expire
until
1945.
During
1940
New
Zealand
Imported
Canadian
newsprint
valued
at
$1,-
452,639
compared
with
$1,250,298
in
1939.
The
1940
increase
was
due
to
purchases
for
stock
against
possible
wartime
shortage.
The.
New
Zealand
government
has
requested
publishers
to
reduce
newsprint
consumption
by
cutting
the
size
of
their
publications.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Searchlight
Auxiliary
Tea,
July
IT,
Mrs.
W.
L.
Armstrongs.
Midsummer
Dance,
Oddfel
lows'
Hall
July
18,
Denein
uuur
fellows
War
Contingent
runo.
up
Carlo's
Orchestra.
Lutheran
Tea,
July
19.
Metropole.
Pop's
Show
and
Dance,
Oddfel
lows'
Hall,
Wecf.
July
u.
rnmhr.il
Tea.
Aug.
9.
Canadian
Legion
Hall
102nd,
Auxiliary
Dance
Armouries
August
15.
Catholic
Bazaar,
October
1
and
2.
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
phone
37
P.O.
Box
541
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
PEAK
OF
BIG
AIR
PROGRAM
(Continued
from
Page
One)
landed
and
know
that
she
had
no
finals,
speak
wj,tb,
appr.ecla.tlQn;
of.
.
-
.
I
A
l
Va.
hmra
ftvn
Tf
passenger,
said
Capt.
Edgar
whol"1
vuiuhc
conducted
the
investleatlon
into
Canada
from
tne
unuea
snaws.
.
.
.
..
.
Miss
Johnson's
death.
I
Figures
respecting
tne
number
giv-
.YTrut
i
.1
.
....
on
Incf
riiMirm
nr
fframiatin
arei
vrnai,
pvvpie.
uivugiii.
was
ujci"
o
.-v-p
hnrfv
nf
a
man
annnrpntlv
vac
hprlnot
ISSUea,
DUl
OUng
Americana
EDINBURGH.
July
15:
(CP)
THtBritish
Columbia
Distillery
CO
i"
ItW
WHTMIimt
It
This
advertisement
is
not.
published
or
displayed
by-the
Uqxr
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia-
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
July
15,
1916:
German
counter-
greatcoat
which
floated
away
from
represent
from
seven
to
10
per
cent
repulsed
by
French
after
the
plane.
When
the
air
got
under
pf
those
trained
for
'air
crews.
,.
British
took
Belle-
It,
the
coat
probably
looked
like
a
The
Empire
training
idea
Is
that.
vllle
wood(
Heavy
fighting
at
Pozi-body.
leading
people
to
believe
with.
Canada
as
the
main
theatre
of
eres
and
LongUeval
.Russians
took
there
was
a
passenger."
training,
an.
Inexhaustible
supply
Ballburt
on
the
Erzerum-Treblzond
Miss
Johnson
died
because
she
of
airmen
will
be
provided,
for
-d
disregarded
a
rigid
rule
of
the
A.
I
years
If
need
be,
to
carry
on
the
T.
A.,
not
to
fly
above
the
clouds.
I
war
against
the
dictators.
While
Once
above
the
clouds,
she
appar-
Canada
represents
the
chief
centre
RECORD
PURCHASES
ently
hoped
to
find
a
hole
through
pf
activity,
supplementary
training
'
which
she
could
come
down
to
an
is
carried
on
in
the
United
King-1.
CANBERRA.
J.uly
15;
(qPJ
.y
alr
field,
Capt.
Edgar
said.
dom.
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
Nearly,
l.oou.wu
Daies
ot
Ausiraue
But
there
was
no
hole,
she
had
The
air
training
plan
in
Can-
c
P.
5
"
.T
no
wireless
and
was
afraid
to
land
ada
will
have
In
all
83
training
eamDy
.n
inon
H
bU-barrage
cables.
school,
an
necessary
auxiliary,
es-
L&Si
cue
new
untu
ner
piane
ran
om
tabltshments,
sucn
as
recruiting
,
v
j-
of
gas
and
then
baled
out.
centres,
command
headquarters
and
,mamiy
aue
lo
Wdr
"ccua
"Unfortunately."
Capt.
Edgar
reoair
and
equipment
depots.
Near-!
said,
"she
came
down
over
water,"
Mv
100
aeroDlanes
and
1.860
build-
RATIONED
BEAUTY?
Canada's
Paper
In
New
Zealand
This
Dominion
Is
To
Entire
Demand
-
-
.......
,
.
.
Ings
will,
be
In
use,
with
Instructors,
i
administrators
and
maintenance
LONDON,
July
15:
(CP)
Aaver-staffs
numbering
40,000.
,
Users
are
making
"rationing
work
Original
estimate
of
cost,
made
for
them
In.
their
sales
appeals.
.
during
the
dominions'
representa-
Makers
of
a
well-known
brand
of
tlves
conference
in
1839,
was
$oou,r
soap,
recommenamg
meir
pruuui.
000,000,
of
which
Canada's
share
ask
women,
thjs
.question:
"Must
nu
to
be
about
$350
060.060.
This
vou
look
only
half
as
beautiful
Supply
testlmate
was
later-raised
to
ncarlv
now
you
are;
short
of
cosmetics?-
$1,000,000,000,
with
the
Canadian
portion
about
$600,000,000.
Canada
ATHLETE
INSTRUCTOR
"
bore
cost
of
construction
while
the
United
Kingdom
provided
most
of
SOUTHAMPTON,
Eng.,
Jijly
15:
the
aircraft
apij
training
equip-
a.
E.
Pothecary,
Hampshire,
pro-
ment.
fessional
cricketer
and
former
St.
Andrew's,
stronghold
of
Sab-
Rnval
Air
Force
bath
observance,
is
to
haye
Sunday
golf
and
tennis
the
town
qouncn.
T"
HopIHoH
Kv
fivn
vntj
in
frtiir
"
Mrs.
G.
B.
B.
Church,
Church,
WAT.CH
SOIL-DRIFTING
Frequent
recurrence
of
soil-dritt
Southampton
footballer,
now
is
a
physical
training
instructor,
in.
the
who
left
I
Prince
Rupert
before
Christmas
for
.fort
Saxon,
Nova
Spotla,
and
was
taken
111
with
rheumatic
fever
Ing
emphasizes
farmers
cannot
take
soon
after
arrival,
has
now
left
the
chances
with
tillage
practices
11-
hospital
and
is
enjoying
the
Nova
able
to.
bring
this
about,
Scotia
sunshine.
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'is
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attractive
striped
pattern
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to
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