Thursday.
July
3.
1941,
AGE
THRM
"UNSINKABLE"
ARK
ROYAL
ON
PATROL
WITH
RENOWN
Halibut
Sales
"
'
Summary
American
40,000
pounds,
11c
'and
.
mmmmaam
$1.00
SHIRTWAISTS
mrt
wulsts.
white
and
htrlpca.
2
for-
$1.00
ROYS'
HOSE
mail
turn
top
hose,
browns
and
p.rrys.
$1.00
PLAID
JACKETS
wool
plald
packets.
To
$2.i0
for
$1.50
CHILDREN'S
DRESSES
'tis
print
dresses.
2
for--
$1.00
SNCCCIES
and
VESTS
1
tit
knit
snug6is
and,vcsts.
3
for
-
$1.00
lU.OOMERS
and
PANTIES
1
iii
ucde
bloomers
and
panties.
2
tor
-
$1.00
RRIEKS
11
1
'in
mesh
brlrfN
in
tea
rose.
3
for
$1.00
PANTIES
''"'idrcn's
cotton
stripe
panties.
4
tor-
$1.00
SILK
CREPE
HOSE
W'
mini's
pure
silk
crepe
hose,
all
new
thaoes.
59c
LISLE
HOSE
w
'inrn's
cotton
lisle
hose,
fawns
and
8JS-
a
Pairs--
$1.00
40
oz.
$3.40
25
oz.
$2.30
12
oz.
S1.20
1
advertisement
is
not
publlsnea
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
.
,rt)I
Hoard
or
by
Ihc
Government
ol
British
Columbia
MAKE
POTATO
FLOUR
MILLIONS
HEADACHES
j
Canadian
33.000
pounds
12canQ
i
3c
to
10.5c
and
85c.
J
T
American
.
i
Martingale.
40,000,
Royal,
11c
and:,
10c
Canadian
.'
.
I
Annabellc,
3,500,
Atlln,
10.7c
and
8.6c
.
,
:
"
,
Atll,
9.500,
Storage.
10.5o
and
85c1;
1
it
tonnn
nrmiVi
11
anil
iv.(c.
...
.
;i
I
Dickie
Boy,
4,000,
Storage,
12c
and,
1
9c.
:i
Bum,
4,000,
Edmunds
ii
Walkcft
DEiJAST.
July
3:
(CP)
The
GLASGOW,
July
3:
CP
It
12,3c
and
9.1c.
ol
Agr.culture
announced
is
oniciauy
announced
that
zooo.-
i
inrlo
fnr
nroductlon
of
000
headache
tablets
wpre
Ixsupri!
....
.
.
,
,
-
.......
1
MVJKI
ilbJllfc
Aivinnt
.
.
jjlishcd
in
Northern
Ire-
mand
medical
store
during
15
Lightning
often
strikes
the
earth.
1,
.0
months.
SATIN
SLIPS
:vi
Satin
Slips,
nicely
tailored
i.i
white
:
,
tauc
tilmmcd.
Each
31.00
SILK
JACKETS
on
bol'jrt
and
silk
Jackets.
Ear
h
1.00
SPORT
SHIRTS
a
l.i
in
white
or
stripes.
Each
-
.$1.00
.
-
SPORT
JERSEYS
r
srs
for
boys
or
girls.
2
for
$1.00
HOUSE
FROCKS
i
rr
ks.
an
assortment
of
sizes
and
styles.
from
an
altitude
.Ql
..flyt
miles.
WALLACE'S
Dollar
Days
Friday
and
Saturday
PYJAMAS
Girls'
cotton
crepe
pyjamas
to
14,
assorted
colors.
Each
$1.00
CREPE
(JOWNS
Women's
cotton
crepe
gowns,
assorted
colors.
Each-
89c
COWNS
WomenVi
cotton
embroidered
gowns.
2
for
$1.00
BLANKETS
Daby
blankcU.
pink
only.
2
for
-
1.00
RARY
PILLOWS
IUby
pillows,
pink
or
blue
2
for
-
1.00
CUSHIOxNS
Cushions,
cretonne
covered,
assorted
coverings.
3
for
$1.00
PILLOW
SLIPS
Pillow
slips,
pure
bleach.
5
for
-
Phone
!)
Store
Closes
at
fi
p.m.
Saturdays
$1.00
T0VEI
Towel,
ipltndld
values,
3
for
$1.00
4
for
$1.00
6
for
$1.00
TEA
TOWEI5
Tea
towels,
linen
weft
stripe
design.
4
for
$1.00
CRETONNES
Cretonne,
assorted
patterns,
30
Inches
wide.
4
yards-
.
-$1.UU
TARLE
COVERS
;
wonderful
value,
color
Rayon
table
covers,
border.
2
for
1.00
CURTAIN
MUSLINS
nice
assortment
of
nets
and,
Curtain
muslin.?,
a
colored
dots.
4
yards-
'
.
V:
.
.
$1.00
CURTAIN
RODS
Curtain
rods,
curve
ends.
2
for
$1.00
3rd
and
FultbW
This
ungual
photograph
shows
Britain
floating
airfield,
the
Ar
k
Royal
(often
reported
sunk
by
Nazi
naval
communiques
ollow-intheheavy
battle
cruiser
H.M.S.
Renown.
Planes
front
the
Ark
R
cyal
were
instrumental
in
slowing
up
the
German
battleship
Using
aerial
torpedoes
they
damaged
the
huge
Nazi
vessel
so
that
units
of
the
Royal
Navy
were
able
to
engage
and
sink
it
Women
Tio
Have
their
Ctearets
SuVctftons
In
Britain
They
Be
Banned
Or
Cut
Are
Turned
'
.
.
..
-Down
I)NrN,
July?'
3:
Aa'll.'.iif.'
cigarettes
to
women
should4
W
banned,
or
limited
to
Wai
'
hi
'
rnVfrritritifs
''
sold
"to
men.
I'brous'ht
Wift'
reactions
in
Britain.
;Ah
acute"
-
sh6rtAge
.
of
smokes
'hroiiTh't
-thr-Tiroblem
to
a
head.
The
proposals
were
speedily
drop-
'a.-hTi
It.
Hame
aOoarent
Dii-
ter"
r
reiehtment
reiehtment
would
would
be
be
aroused.
aroused.
RECORD
OUTPUTS
(Coiuinuta
Iroai
Fkgt
One)
Icetxtlon
of
what
it
means.
What
They
Expect
Therefore:
lor
the
remainder
of
1941,.ibusiness
men
expect:
1
:
RaDidTy
.
increasing
.pressure
,10
to
boost
owi.
production
jjiuum-wun
of
ui.
war
sup
CLOTHES
FOn
PRISONERS
6.
A
new
tax
measure,
bringing
'
GENEVA.-July"
3:
(CPt
Interna-la
big
but
as
yet
undetermined
tlorial
Red
'Cross
of
Geneva
has
boost
in
levies
on
corporations
and
com
plded
arrangements
for"
regu-1
individuals,
lar
Teplacemcnts
ol
clothing
for
7.
Limitation
of
profits,
by
price
British
.ttflsoncrs
of.
war
in'
enemy
'controls
and
taxes.
In
tUa
f
r
8-
U11CVU1
"
M,c
countries.
I"
fur
,
.m-.-
-.
grcgate,
sweeping
reaucuou
ui
ui-
SENTENCES
TRE-DATED
employment.
LONDON.
July
3:
CP1
Bomb
(
Thai
Cost
Of
Livinff
DODulatlon
of
the
British
Empire,
with
th
increase
ln
bus!n-ss
vol
Mail
Schedule
f'lif
the"
East
Mbrtdiy.
WedncytBy.
nrt
'
Prfdas
From
ilie
feiit
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Saturday
'
Tor
Vancouver
TuckiHj
.
Thursday
Friday
'
Saturday
From
Vancouver
'
Sunday
Wednesday
..........
Prl(1"ayi..
Saturday
h
p
ni
11
p.m
(savings
bonds
directly
to
indlyidu-lals
rather,
than-having
recourse
so
i..inHilti
4
hant
and
thus
in
'
i;awiu.iv
j
.
-
-
7-
Matins
the
bank
credit
structure,
SPORT
CHA'l
Freddie
Welsh
won
tlic
--Avorld
Lu'e4iiU
-owxirtg
ciailipioncntp
w:iUi
a
20-round
decision
over
Willie
itiiCiuc
at
London
17
years
ago
damw
jorcvented
opening
xnc,
tonight.
He
Jicld
thd
title
until
May--sessions
--at
01a
Bauey
u
uost
oi
avms
iu
-
23,
1927,
when
Benny
Lcon-
midrJurfe
and
:court
announced
all
as
shown
by
the
Industrial
Con-
'
technical
sentences-
passed
wbuld
date
from
feience
Board
index,
has
risen
knocKout
at
J?Mw
rscwioric,
ySc'
May
13.
"so-no-orie
will
suffer
any
through
May
only
2.6
peicent
over
InlusUce,"
a
year
previously,
but
sensitive
-
john.
SuUiyaH
f0tlsht
1
last
'
.
.
--
raw
matei.ai
.pi.sa.
v"w-"
,
kn,1(.k,P
nirht
half
a
cchturv
CPIHTON;
RACKETFXRS
'foods
and
imported
staples,
have
Uf
3:
(CP
The
shown
a
steep
boost.
LONpON.
July
-
Richburg..
Mass.,
la
75
rounds.
Board-.ot
Trade
is
mvestigaung
Tne
Associaiea
rress
uauj-
inuv,,..
-,.
,
-
..
'.
V
.
..
.
nr
1
ctnnlo
nrlooc
"John
JOllU
.lj.
L."
was
W
Al
I
mplalns:
that
racketeers
are
of
35
wnoicsaie
raw
siapie
Pu
knuckle
champion
and
his
niftkhi-rbiu
profits
n
trading
in-
shows
a
lump
01
more
man
u
ptr-
f(...
watt
fh.
.....
manrarjnc
and.
clothing
coupons
cent.
How
much
this,
may'
ulU-
-
-
.
conseauencc
ln
6Walned.
from
-poor
people
at
low
mately
be
reflected
m
uving
costs
-
-
Sullnvan
dlcd
Feb-
will
depend
upon
futuie
develop-
prlces,
&
&
Abington.
Mass.
.
,
-
ments,
and
particularly
the
opera-(ruUJ'
'
'
.
WIN
FOli
KING
tions
of
the
government
price
con-
...
IONDON.
Julv
3:
CPi
The
trollers.
1
.REAL
HITTING
.Klr7
had
his
fif
racing
victory
Although
business
pronts
mourn-
.
LONDON,
juiy
j:
(i)-arinur
-pf
ihft
season
when
his
leased
two-
ed
with
the
big
volume
ot
tne
Wellard..
tlie
Somcrsetsmre
ati-yar
ld
Ciarence"
filly
won
at
tariy
months
of
the
year.
Wall
rounder,
hit
up
50
runs
In
"eight
.cwfiury
wlth
H.
Wragg
up
and
street,
as
reflected
ln
the
sto:k
tnlnutes
recently
when
playing
foi
nine
in
lhe
race.
market,
feels
that
prof
It
mai
gins
the
London
Counties
Eleven
:
.J.
are
In
for
a
squeeze
between
rising
against
Hayes.
He
hit
seVea
6's
NVfn
NOT
VKAl
KILT
costs
and
effo:ts
to
keep
the
lid
on
off
nine
balls.
LONDON.
July
3:
(CPi
The
prices.
kilt
1.0
.optional
in
the
"waking-
in
the
first
quarter
c-r
inn,
a
ut"..rlrcFS
of
Scottish
regiments,
tabulation
by
the
Federal
Reserve
ald
ld
.a
a
parliamentary
parliamentary
rra
Fiatmeni.
imenu
Banw
Ranw
shows
snows
441
con.rora
conrorauons
lions
naa
naa
the
last
Tccognized:
1IAJLMOND
IN
R,
A.
F.
CAIRO.
Julv
3:
(CP)
Waiter
1
England's,
cricket
cap-,
except
jar.
P'P"f
Jrummors
5re.?atcd
net
proflls
Pet
fiisht-lieutaiant
in
the
who
are
"compelled"
to
wear
it.
.hiRher
than
In
the
flt
thrw
,
01
crcn
i
.
..
montns
last
year,
Gloucestershire
lpPstprshlre
,.
player
made
94
i
,,E5?w
'
ISSnf
Kh0WlnS-
.showing,
however,
hTVer,tPrvnfn"
profits
clid
nlrn
no
recently,
'mcwhcre
In
the
Tnrti.
has
about
four-firth
of
the
tne
r;ome
even
close
to
keeping
pace
.......
ume,
and
wail
fatreeis
icenng
max
lOST
IN
'
THE
BI1TZ
'
ln
for
a
fur.her
pinch
profits
arc
ljOJI
lv
,.
Buj..
is
clearly
indicated
in
the
yact
ccrg
ckpt
had
&
flxlim.
ha.t
snare
prices
on
i
wnw
,)sl
madc
up
for
are
about
where
they
were
a
year
.
corres
a8"
pondence
was
lost
through
enemy!
i-i
i
t
w
vtt
ri
'
.
action
and
he
was
forced
to
asK'
Flnanvlng
of
the
defence
A,r
effort"
arranged
matches
has
continued
.....
at
low
credit
rates.
or
or
less.
less,
The
ine
billions
omions
ui
of
o-uums,
spending,
P
m'
hppn
lftarned
about
monetary
con-
.....
10
a.m.
troi
smcc
the
First
Great
War,
.....
10
a.m.
pn(i
tliat
even
in
England,
despite
10:30
pjn.
fh,
far-reachlrur
disruption
of
her
.For
Stewart
and.
Premier
economy
.wholesale
prices
have
ris-
Sunday
1
P-m.
cn
only
about
40
percent,
and
the
Wednesday
2
p.m.
j0vernmenfs
bonds
are
held
at
ITluay
sucn
gooa
pritcs
u
yu
w
r
From.
Stewart,
aiuj
rremicr
.
around
three
percent.
Tuesday
il:30
ajn
'what
proportion
of
the
defence
Thursday;
8
p.m.
COst
can
or
will
be
met
with
taxes
..Saturday
8
p.m.
and
how
much
by
borrowing
de-
For
Alice
Arm,
Naks
Illver
and
pends
upon
what
Congress
docs
Tort
Siinpsoh;
'
with
the
new
tax
bill,
but
mean-Sunday
7
P-m
while
Treasury
offerings
of
bonds.
From
Alice;
Arm,
Na'
Rher
continu-
to
be
oversubscribed.
and
Port
Simpson
The
beginning
of
an
effort
to
V
Tuesday
uiaa
a.na.
finance
by
seumg
goverwnem.
...
...
1
l
1
.
1
.
-V.
...
,1
wim
me
L.onaoncrs
io
get
b
in
wucu
with
U.
S.
Government
bonds,
sell-
hm
,
ing
at
levels
to
yield
two
percent
,
...
12:30
noon
prcscnt
and
praspcctlve,
brought,
f
v
i:3
P-m-momentary-
twinges
of
Inflation
.
:ju
p.m.
fcarg
m
financial
clncles
from
time
10'30
,
tmo
Vint
otiw
hanklns
author
ities
pointed
out
that
much
had
Restores
Sight
brought
returns
in
the
early
weeks
voxbourne
Juiy
3:
CP-Reut-
of
the
program
this
spring
01
hlow
from
a
cricket
ball
tiftrtoon.ooo.
or
more
a
week.
This
j
iu.
.i.v,.
ct
t,
'
I
tTOLUl
CU
W1C
OJiil.
IAJ
XJVM
IT
plan
may.
be
pursued,
more
vigor-Tight
eye
He
watChing
a
m
xltt
fninii'
Am
1
,
1
1
1
1
9
uujjf
iat4
uu.
ma
ten
wnen
tne
Dan
nn
a
les
ana
JUarkets
larxcis
hiiuauon.
auuauuu.
up-
.
bounded
into
nis
eye
wnicn
naa
pUes,
inclifding
everything
needed
securities
markets
generaUy
been
blind
for
10
years.
fromships
tosho.es..
.
-remained
sluszfch
during
the
fltst
2.
Widening
Of
priorities
and
iIf
.i
.his
vcar.
and
corooratlons
price
controls.
needing
defchrc
capltar
generally
3.
Shortage
of
some
matcrlais,
,foun
it
casier
td
borrow
at
the
tending
to
restrict
production
ot
banks
or
the
R
F
C
than
to
float
some
lines
of
civilian
goods,-
in-
-
crease
use
of
subsUtutcs,
as
.plas-
stock
Exchange
leaders
made
tics
for
aluminum.
exhaustive
survevs
of
their
busl-
4.
Intensive
efforts
to
get
pro-
ln
an
cXfort
to
find
a
way
to
1..
-
Uu.n
foctrlrt
llln
nnmhpf
Ol
.
.
...
l.h....
--ii
I
lev.
Aiacri
u.
ueiaen,
a
Uuw-
-v.
--v
pring
uacK
an
acuve.
raarB-ei..
vxy-
logl'st,
called
it
"profoundly
un-i
models
and
styjes
of
a
wide
range
lnj
out
of
,Wa1
street
for
the-just."
I'le"
said"
smoking
was
nervr
iof
civUlan
products
f
rom
radio
sets
fr?t
thcy
employed
Emil
!?daUve,'
ana
if
the
need
for
it
w
wasnms
maciuii.
ce-uld
not'
be
satiried,
some
more
5.
F.urthcr
expansion
of
plants
ruction
Finance
Corporation,
to
i.,m,(i-
1
ltki
alrohnllxm.
wi
of
arms
makers
...
and
suppliers
l
nrdrtint
of
th
Hie
ThcrJianire.
UAL
talc-
liAlllltUi
,
tt
.
.
piudiuvuw
t
yi
---w
-
Tnlsht
be
formed;
and
Increasing
use
of
small
plants
0fiCC
about
July
1.
through
sub-contracting.
-
AGE
&
PURITY
GUARANTEED
BY
J10.0D0,BOND
JUDGING
BY
THE
EVER
.
GROWING
DEMAND,
THIS
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