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THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
.CANADA,
.LIMITED
Manufacturers
of
ELEPHANT
Brand
Chemicals
and
Chemical
Fertilizers
Ammonium:
Phosphates,
Ammonium
Sulphate,
Superphosphates,
Monocalelum
Phosphate
Producers
and
Refiners
of
TADANAC
Brand
Metals
.Mercury,
(lold,
Silver,
.Lead
.Zinc,
Cadmium,
Bismuth
and
Antimony,
Also
Sulphuric
Acid
and
Sulphur
General
Office
and
Works
Queen
Sees
Qussyi'l
Trail.
B.C.
CJUllt
The
Lord
Mayor
of
London
looks
on
as
Queen
Elizabeth
u
the
by
the
600
children
of
Frederick
High
School,
N.B.
The
tSS
rai
$l
IM
the
scnooi
quiltahd
each
one
paid
10c
for
he
privilege,
by
this
and
other
means
the
Queen's
Canadian
Fund
for
Air
Raid
Victims.
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5
BRITISH
TROOPS
IN
NORTHERN
IRELAND
ttoop.
in
Northern
Ireland
are
fitting
themselves
in
SSlSnJ
ltley
may
have
to
fflM
in
tho
future.
Ideas
and
devices
are
tried
out
ana
ine
Passed
"
I"
"
-
,7-
.
n
troons
are
picturea
cii..B
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,
Provlsed
rafts
carrying
guns,
v,'.-
intern
mri
ti
i-
"IKS
EI!?
Ti'StTf
.
7G2
fTv"2
Their
motto
"Help
win
this
war."
,
There
are
not
very
many
IU
I
T
wayoe
perhaps
a
score
L
llj
1
1
Y
El
But
thy
way
they
turn
out
sewing
Would
make
a
bee
feel
sore
Now,
if
you
think
I'm
fooling,
Massett
Women
Describes
In
Verse
a,
,.
.
,
.
See
the
sewing
in
their
window
What
Is
Going
On
There
The
day
before
it's
gone?
CHECKS
RECEIVED
Arnold
Flaten,
local
treasurer
of
the
Red
Cross,
announces
re-ceipt
of
a
check
for
$138.40
from
the
Massett
unit
and
also
$10
from
M.
B.
Pearson
of
Massett.
They
say
they're
Red
Cross
i
Workers,
Of
course,
that's
Just
a
name.
They're
really
a
group
of
women
Trying
to
block
old
Hitler's
game.
Sweaters,
socks
or
helmets
They
make
them
with
a
smile
1
MASSETT,
July
31.
The
Massett
Nothings
quite
too
difficult
Red
Cross
unit
nad
a
very
busy
And
everything's
worth
while.
evening
last
Wednesday.
vvcuiicauuy.
Eleven
cicven
Down
in
their
busy
hive.
Red
Cress
by
Mrs.
Arthur
Dunn.
.
,.
,
4
"
'11
together
you
Miss
May
Harrison
won
the
smaller
pu
Ac
Canadians,
EM'Aauinu
Aft
i
loval
nd
true
The
Royal
Canadian
Navy
musters
one.
You
Mn
help
thpse
Red
Cmgs
wAr.
onn
iraccols
nnH
hn
n
Mrs
f!
TTnrrlcnn
cfimTvwpH
nnrl
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ww
,
u
.
v
v
hi
.
receni
caoarei
aance
neia
in
aia
A1K
PEAK
RKQWS
of
the
Red
Crass
in
Massett:
Send
In
Ynnr
Canada's
War
Chiefs
Commodore
George
Clarence
Jones
R.C.N.
Naval
Commanding
Officer,
Atlantic
Coast
J
Commodore
George
Clarence
Jones,
one
of
Canada's)
finest
"Sea
Dogs,"
has
been
appointed
as
of
February
12th,
j
1941,
Otiicer
Commanding
01
the
Atlantic
Command.
The
iirst
two
years
oi
tnis
war
nave
Deen
a
Driinant
cnapter
for
the
Commander.
As
-"Captain
D"
he
commanded
our
Destroyer
Flotilla
operating
on
the
Atlantic
Coast,
and
...
..
'v.
kqo
,e,IHl.
In,
th.
cafo
members
were
present
and
three
jou
joor
woonens
tx
doggedly
in
the
service,
along
large
and
Jour
small
comforters
"r
re"
yure
.
.
.
;
'.A
4nH,.
rt
i
innntirVn
with
Admiral
Nelles
and
the
small
were
completed.
!
ur.
uunn
was
tne
winner
or
a
xoun
una
rnem
tucKea
insiae
a
uul
k
....
.
with
the
British
Navy
across
the
nucleus
of
officers
upon
whom
we
Atlantic
to
all
the
Allied
ports.
This
lean
today
as
literally
life
savers
is
the
biggest
transport
and
ship-
01
ine
impire.
During
the
lull
Jones
went
back
nine
eonvov
svstem
ever
seen
In
the
world's
history
to
England
for
a
spot
of
real,
hard
work-at
Staff
College
served
later
CaCnada
was
in
great
luck
to
Resolution
under
Admiral
have
such
a
man
in
her
decimated
n
I
Crk
of
Narvik
fame.
After
n.uv
u,h
u,r
hmk
nnt
F.
w
as
it
takes
to
build
a
warship
In
tw
years
jn
towa
"
nav,al
sta"l
.
j
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,
;
officer
under
Commodore
Hose,
he
1
1
TTl
M
rl
T1MHI1
II.
I
MKI-t
fVfM
II
II
f
f"
I
to
produce
officers
capable
0f
"
,
l
v.
Irnn
Miilfp
nn
frpnprni
sprvipp
Hp.
handling
it.
71
.
"
'
Jones
is
a
Bluenose,
as
his
par-
-.
!
.
ant,
a?
Colle8e'
then
returned
to
Canada
r.
i.
k
50111
m
NpWQ
FarllPr
bef0re
hlm'
v.1
ffX,
as
C.
O.
Halifax
Station.
After
two
nCW
5
1ICI
claw
years
ago.
He
was
of
the
tint
rs
ln
cornmand
of
the
Skeena,i
-
-t
ented
Canada's
Roya
Naval
was
glyen
West
Coast
statlon
j
Due
to
chanced
conditions
College
when
It
opened
ln
Halifax
.
A
.
19,2
married
the1
arising
from
the
handling
of
in
1911.
With
21
cadets
he
went
daughter
of
British
Columbia's
late
war
news,
the
Dally
News
'fiom
here-
ln
1913
to
H-M.S.
Ber-
tnen
yeutenant
Governor.
finds
it
necessary
to
set
a
10
.wick
oi
me
-mwi
rieeu.
wnen
Commodore
jones
is
credited
I
a.m.
deadline
for
local
news
war
broke
out,
seven
of
these
went
wlth
snarp
..bark
but
an
un-
l
contnouuons.
to
insure
pud-
bounded
enthusiasm
for
his
men
lication
It
will
be
necessary
for
Admiral
Craddock,
among
them
jthat
modlfies
hls
"bite."
contributors
to
have
their
copy
Jones.
That
fall
he
suffered
an
,
in
by
that
time
or
earlier
if
acute
dissappointment
that
prob-.
TO
.RMy
noble
nmferablv
the
nieht
ably
saved
his
life.
He
lost
the
.
..
t
Se
roffrSta
It
may
S
draw
for
four
out
of
seven
Cana-!
Nearly
half
of
Canada
s
estimated
be
Dubllshed
dians
to
transfer
with
the
Ad-
direct
war
expenditure
ln
the
pres-
V
mlral's
flag
to
H.
M.
S.
Good
Hope,
ent
-fiscal
year
will
be
devoted
to
Shortly
after
the
Good
Hope
was
the
army.
n1
in
naval
battle
off
the
coast
.
--
of
chne
and
the
four
Canadian.
Ouilt
cadets
who
won'
the
draw
were
the
first
Canadian
officers
to
appear,
,on
the
casualty
list
of
the
war.
j
1
Aboard
"the
Suffolk,
Jones
found
i
1
himself
ln
cold
and
peasoup
fog
in
patrol
off
New
York
Harborr
'learning
from
his
captain
the
severe
lesson
of
how
not
to
complain
about
the
food.
When
he
received
his
commission
as
sub
lieutenant
!ln
1916,
he
transferred
to
the
Pelican
of
the
Battle
Fleet.
His
captain,
moved
on
ln
1918
to
command
,H.
M,
S.
Vanquisher
of
the
20th
Mine
Laying
Flotilla,
amazed
and
delighted
Jones
by
choosing
him
as
his
first
lieutenant,
which
means
executive
officer
of
the
ship.
He
found
the
North
Sea
a
"picnic"
chancing
upon
them
one
day
while
out
on
reconalssance,
dropped
hrvYihs
Hnwn
at
thpm
while
thev
Istood
with
mouths
open
gaping
there
were
no
anti-aircraft
guns
aboard
but
the
Zep's
aim
was
not
(good
either.
The
war
over,
Jones
couldn't
get
(back
to
Canada
fast
enough.
His
;blg
moment
came
in
1919
when
he
was
-given
his
first
command,
H.
M.
C;
S.
Patrician,
and
he
has
.never
felt
so
perfect-
and
important:
since.
'In
1922
when
Canada
paid
?
off
her
cruisers
and
virtually
aband
oned
her
navy
altogether,
Jones
LAND
ACT
Not
I
re
of
Intention
to
Apply
tn
I.raxe
Forfiiliore
In
Range
S,
Const
District,
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
South
of
lots
447S
and
6853
at
Port
Edward.
Take
notice
Uuut
British
Columbia
Packers
Limited
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
oc-
.oupatlon
fish
packers
Intends
to
apply
lor
a
.lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
Southeast
corner
of
lot
4176;
theUce
S.
37
decrees
25"
W.
310
feet;
thence
a
7
degrees
19"
E.
672
feet;
thence
N.
82
degrees
41'
E.
218
feet;
to
the
right
of
ivay
of
the
a
rand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway;
thence
N.
7
degrees
19'
W.
following
the
Bald
right
of,
way
802
feet
to
a
point
of
commencement,
excepting
therefrom
Blocks
V,
W
and
V
of
Lot
446
(Plan
No.
1038
and
containing
Pour
acres,
more
or
less.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PACKERS
LIMITED
.
per
Fred
Nash,
Agent.
'Dated
June
5th,
1941.
-r,
"j
I'
LAND
LEASES
RANOE
8,
COAST
DISTRICT
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert
TAKE
NOTICE
that
J.
E.
Ormhelm.,of
Vancouver,
B.
C
fur-.buyer.
Intends
to
eitmly
for
a
lease
of
tne
following
des-orilbed
lands,
situate
Kennedy
Island:
Cammenclng
at
a
pout
planted
at
high-water
mark
on
the
easterly
shore
of
Kennedy
Island,
Range
S.
Coast
Land
District,
at
Tree
Bluff;
thence
southerly,
westerly,
nortiherly,
and
southeasterly
along
high-watar
mark
of
said
Island
to
the
point
of
commencement,
ountalnlne
10,000
acres,
more
or
less.
Dated
June
14Mi,
lim,
J,
E.
ORMHEru.
and
attended
Imperial
Defence1
ClASSlFltO
FOR
SALhi
FOR
SALE
Store
fixtures
In
good
condition
consisting
of
one
large
cash
register,
one
small
cash
reg
Ister,
one
large
store
scales,
two
small
scales,
four
booths
complete
with
tables,
soda
fountain
and
equipment,
tables,
show
cases,
shelving
and
duotherm
oil
heater.
Phone
14
before
5:30!
p.m.
(178)
after
the
Atlantic,
and
he
and
hls("
,
fellow
officers,
young
enough
to
FOR
SALE-Crane
gate
and
globe
have
not
a
nerve
in
.their
bodies,'
valves,
just
iiKe
new,
noubenuiu
would
take
any
risk"
with
acute'
doors
and
windows,
I
bathtub,
2
Joy.
There
were
a
good
fewl
cash
registers,
beds,
springs
and
"sticky
parties"
stealing
.
around
!
mattresses,
studio
couches,
ches-
iZeebrugge
and
Heligoland
Bight
to
terfields,
unpamted
cnests
ana
"lay
their
eggs"
about
two
ln
the!
drawers
at
reasonable
prices;
morning.
A
wandering
Zeppelin,!
Phone
Blk
324.
B.C.
Furniture,
3rd
Ave.
FOR
SALE
6-room
modern
house.
415
7th
Ave.
East.
4
bedrooms.
House
ten
years
old.
Price
$1300
cash.
(181)
FOR
SALE
5
-room
house,
3
bedrooms.
Close
to
Dry
Dock.
Apply
Harrow
Slmonsen,
Standard
Oil.
(180)
FOUND
FUjrDBunch,lbf
kby$.
6wner;can
have
same
by
calling
at
Daily
News
and
paying
for
this
TENDERS
INVITED
FOR
SALE
Separate
scaled
tenders
for
the
purchase
of
cabin
and
boat
hull
owned
by
the
late
Jacob
Anderson
and
situate
on
mainland
west
of
small
island
across
harbor
from
Dry
Dock,
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
until
noon
of
Saturday,
August
9,
1941.
Cabin
10'xlO.
Doat
hull
36'x
10'x
bVz.
on
ways.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Term?
Cash.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Esq.
Official
Administrator,
WANTED
ELDERLY
woman
wants
house
keeping.
Clean
and
practical
nlaln
cooklnE.
Adults
preferred
Apply
Dally
News,
Box
123.
(173)
WANTED
Small
furnished
house
or
room
,and
board
for
couple
ADDly
Box
130,
Dally
News.
(178)
WANTED
Bright
young
boy.
Apply
Chris'
Mill
Bakery.
tf
FURNISHED
House
wanted.
Phone
Red
182.
(180)
THEWS
NOlR$M
Cubt
bring
imilet
of
enjoyment
t
'
breakfast
became
they're
delicious
f
treat.
And
after
a
troakfait
of
Cubs,
If
y
V
Y
miles
are
likely
fj
lat
through
the
day,
because
these
spoon-sized
bundles
'
I
f.t
,A,.u
WhM.
nrhAn
A-
'
l
t
v
MM.
midV
UC
lUUUWIUlUt
nourishing
and
sustaining.
You
see,
Cubs
are
a
real
energy
food-crisp
little
bundles
-of
toasted
whole
wheat
flavoured
with
pure
malt.
The
'
natural
minerals,
the
bran
and
even
the
wheat
germ
are
there.
Give
your
family
this
nourishing
treat
tomorrow.
Order
a
package
of
Cubs
from
your
grocer
now.
A
product
ct
Th
CMntdisn
Shttddtd
Wheat
Company
Limited
Li
SAVE
YOUR
PENNIES
with
Victory
Bank
l4Garry
on
Canada"
Writing
Pad
1
Plig.
Envelopes
to
match
(Self-seal
or
Regular)
:
1
Victory
Bank
Donnacona
Insulating
Boards
WALLBOARDS
We
have
on
hand
large
stocka
of
coal
to
suit
every
requirement.
All
our
coal
is
carefully
screened
and
prepared.
Also
a
complete
line
of
lumber
for
every
type
of
building.
Our
shingles
are
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
they
are
not
kiln
dried
and
have
all
of
the
natural
oils
so
necessary
to
long
life
and
durability.
SAND
CEMENT
GRAVEL
LIME
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
651
mONE
652