PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NTWB
Wednesday,
Ann
1541
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
Minister
Visits
Central
Interior
Hon.
C.
S.
Leary.
Public
Works
Head,
,
Now
in
Omineca
Country
SMITHERS,
Aug.
20:
Hon.
C.
S.
Leary.
Minister
of
Public
Works,
accompanied
by
Arthur
Dixon,
chief
engineer
for
the
province,
and
J.
C.
Brady,
engineer
from
Prince
Rupert,
arrived
In
Smlthers
on
Saturday
morning's
train.
8,
A.
Cunliffe.
district
engineer
at
Smlthers,
met
the
party
in
Ter-
CIIAS.
DODIMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
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JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
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easy
tm
A
General
dee-trie
Hotpolnt
Range
is
easy
to
buy
on
comfortable
terms.
DISPLAY
BY
GYRO
CHILDREN
Fine
Physical
Education
And
Recreational
Work
Being
Car-ried
Out
On
Playground
Is
Depicted
To
Advantage
The
special
feature
of
the
sec-
race
on
Friday
and
came
back
tofef
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,
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and
,y
Smlthers
with
them.
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Precl!f
I
Mark
Connelly,
MX
A.
for
Omin-
Il
t
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....
display
arranged
by
Supervisor
eca.
accompanied
by
the
district
en-Ce
ted
by
Margaret
tg
neer
from
Prince
George
Mr.
Smith
Nora'
J
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C
J
and
May
Skinner,
directors
of
the
,
,
,
urday
morning
also
and
they
de-G
Playgrounds
at
Clwonl,
parted
with
Mr.
Leary
and
Mr.
Dix-Vstview.
Acropolis
and
Seal
Cove
rtn
f
no
coma
vnnrnl
n
rr
frv
CYrf
Rr
.
,
"
,
";"
t
i
respectively.
It
was
a
very
Interest-
highways
in
this
district
and
from
here
south.
WHEAT
IN
FLOUR
ing
and
entertalninz
affair,
de
plctlng
.to
advantage
the
excellent
recreation
and
physical
education
work
being
conducted
by
the
caD-
able
supervising
staff
for
the
Gvro
!Club.
On
an
average
it
takes
4
&
bush-
lhe
first'
number
was
a
folk
els-of
wheat
to
make
a
195-pound
,dance
y
tne
Sirk
from
McCly-
barrel
of
flour.
4,
Perfect
Meals
o
t?
are
oo
With
a
mm
ELECTRIC
ttotnoinfr
RANGE
Thr'i
no
guesswork
to
Elsctric
Cooking"
says
Bsddy
lilowatt
"no
running
in
and
out'
no
constant
chicking
up;
no
worry,
wait
or
suffocating
kitchen
heat
Just
set
your
oren.
nap
the
twitch
and
leare
it
to
me.
It's
the
same
with
frying,
broiling,
baking.
I
giro
tht
right
degree
of
eren
heat
lor
erery
Job
and
lor
Just
ai
long
a
it's
needed.
I
hold
all
flavour!
too;
all
nourishment
Talues.
The
result
U
better,
tastier,
more
satislying
meals
cmd
reduced
household
bills.
You
see.
all
I
aik
lor
wages
to
do
the
cooking
lor
ue
whole
iamily
is
about
i
$3
a
month
1"
T"l
,1
1
-Til!
tnnl.iJI..
.
,Wide,
Betty
Wide,
Edna
Gardner
iJean
Husoy,
Leila
Husy.
Ednt
Ronalds,-
Herdls
Holkestad,
Joanne
tanguage,
Helen
Meneghello.
Joai.
Travis,
Irene
Kildal
and
Lom
Howe.
There
were
six
couples,
the
girls
being
dressed
in
AliJe
Blur
Gowns
trimmed
with
pink,
and
the
boys
in
full
dress
tails,
i
The
-next
item
to
be
presented
was
a
Dutch
tap
by
th-
older
girb
of
the
four
playgrounds,
featuring
Lorraine
Youngman
singing
"My
Little
Wooden
Shoes."
The
costumes
'were
appropriate
to
tht
number
and
the
dance
was
as
cleverly
executed
aj
arranged.
Those
taking'
part
were
Anns
Stevens,
Marlssa
Windle,
Bejsie
Lee,
Nina
Youngman,
Lorraine
Youngman,
Rose
Marie
Hartwig,
Lois
Thompson,
Ethel
Hemmons
and
M3r-jorie
Shrubsall.
;
Next,
was
a
skipping
dance
by
iLorna
Howe,
Lenora
Gardner,
Leila
;
Husoy,
Betty
Wong,
Deshka
Pen-off,
Jean
Husoy,
Marie
Welter
and
Anne
S.evens.
This
number
wai
timed
to
music
and
showed
precision
and
practxe
on
the
part
oi
the
youngsters.
This
was
followed
by
a
boys'
I
tumbling
act,
including
forward
'and
backward
rolls,
dives
and
box
Vaulting.
Those
taking
part
were
frank
Clapp,
Andy
Owens,
Ale.
Gomez,
Douglas
Marshall,
Don
Hartwig,
Frank
James,
Frank
Kingston,
Leonard
Younirman
Buddy
Morris,
Georgie
Haughan.
Robert
Bartlett
and
Bill
Davidson.
It
was
a
pleasure
to
see
the
boys
tof
the
Oyro
Playgrounds
taking
fpart
in
the
display,
this
being
due
'to
the
good
coaching
of
Supervisor
Shantz.
The
concluding
item
on
the
program
was
mat
tumbling
by
Made-jlcin?
Youngman,
Janet
Budinich
Rose
Marie
Hartwig,
Lorraine
'Youngman,
Nina
Youngman,
Bessie
Lee,
Sally
Welter,
Lois
Thompson
(
Mar
jorie
Shrubsall,
Solveig
Mork
wV..u
w.aiit,
swia
vuuituvicn
ana
Marie
Welter.
During
the
course
of
the
program
the
directors
wpr
tnm.
(duced
by
Supervisor
Shantz.
in
cnarge
or
the
folk
dancers
was
May
Skinner
and
Smith;'
Tap
dancers,
May
Skinner:
Skippers.
Nora
Thomas!
b-ih'
and
boys'
tumbling,
Nora
Thomas
and
Cecil
Shantz;
costumes,
Joy
foster.
Accompanist
for
the
danc?
Vas
May
Skinner.
NEW
PACT
IS
COMING
.Mutual
Assistance
Measure
Between
'China
and
Russia
is
Anticipated
LONDON,
Aug.
20.
A
mutual
as
sistance
pact
between
Soviet
Rus
sia
and
Nationalist
China
is
seen
as
a
result
of
the
forthcoming
ex
pected
conference
between
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kai-Shek
and
Premier
Joseph
Stalin
in
Moscow.
Canadian
cows
nroduced
16
283
-
077,500
pounds
of
milk
in
1940,
more
man
ioo,ooo,000
pounds
above
1939
FREE!
FREE!
New
issue
Premium
Books
now
in.
Cal
in
and
let
us
explain
this
plan
to
you.
Dishes,
silverware,
flatware
and
many
useful
Hems
FREE
with
our
cash
coupons.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollar
Have
More
NEW
HUT
OPENING
V.
M.
C.
A.
Will
Be
Established
In
New
Quarters
.Monday
Next
Monday
the
Young
Men's
Christian
Association,
expanding
its
activities
in
Prince
Rupert,
will
open
the
new
hut
in
the
former
Moose
Hall.
The
new
hut
will
cater
to
the
wives
and
girj
friends
of
the
forces
by
supplying
reading
and
writing
rooms
and
a
beauti
ful
lounge.
Cliff
Leslie,
who
is
in
charge
in
this
area,
formerly
belonged
to
the
Ninth
Armored
Rezi-
ment
and,
since
his
discharge
from
the
Army,
has
been
active
in
"V
work
at
Victoria
Other
personne
will
include
a
Y.
W.
C
A.
hostess
Al
Shipp,
Air
Force
-,Y"
secretary
formerly
of
the
provincial
welfare
branch,
and
Oordqn
MrKeller
from
he
Y.
M.
C.
A.
in
Klnsston,
Ont.
LESS
NEWS
PRINT
NOW
Restriction
for
Sunday
Papers
Ranges
From
20
to
63
Per
Cent
Smaller
Weeklies
Are
Exempt
OTTAWA,
Aug.
20:
O
In
an
Australian
government
move
aimed
savinz
foreign
exchanee
in
war-
ime,
use
of
newsprint
by
Australian
newpaners
now
is
restricted
to
55
ner
cent
of
the
Quantity
used
in
1938-33.
R.
P.
Power,
assistant
Can-;
idlan
trade
commissioner,
has
reported
to
the
department
here.
The
paper
rationing,
which
came
fnto
effect.
July
1.
is
on
a
slidlne
-cale
based
on
the
number
of
broadsheet
pages
printed
by
a
newspaper
during
1938-39.
The
percentage
restriction
on
dally
napers
varies
from
complete
exemption
for
papers
which
printed
up
to
24
oroadsheet
pages
a
week
during
1938-39
to
60
per
cent
of
1938-39
:onsumption
for
papers
which
printed
over
132
pages.
A
20
per
cent
restriction
from
1938-39
consumption
is
lmrxsed
on!
Sunday
papers
which
printed
less
tnan
24
pages,
ranging
ud
to
65
per
cent
for
those
with
more
than
48
pages.
Weekly
papers
which
print-'
ed
up
to
four
pages
In
1938-39
are
ixempt
but
papers
with
over
40
pages
are
restricted
to
50
per
cent
of
the
newsprint
used
in
1933-39.
Tonnage
of
paper
a
newspaper
may
consume
is
increased
or
decreased
according
to
whether
its
net
circulation
per
issue
increases
or
decreases.
"If
it
Is
decided
that
the
percentage..
will
be
further
in
creased
to
60
per
cent
as
from
Oc
tober
1,
an
amended
sliding
scale
will
be
prepared,"
said
Mr.
Bower
in
his
report.
Canada
Affected
Since
Australia
imports
most
of
Its
newsprint
much
of
it
from
Canada
a
saving
of
foreign
ex
change
by
reduced
consumption
in
the
Commonwealth.
However,
newspapers
using
Australian-produced
newsprint
do
not
obtain
any
more
paper
irt
the
aggregate
than
do
those
which
obtain
their
requirements
from
overseas.
"The
rationing
scheme
applies
not
to
imports
but
to
paper
consumed
by
the
vari
ous
publishers,
whether
obtained
locally
or
not,"
Mr.
Bower
report
ed.
Other
Derlodlcals
will
continue
to
operate
on
a
30
Der
cent
restriction
of
paper
supplies.
Paper
to
be
used
for
catalogues,
circulars
and
similar
printed
matter
is
being
rationed
by
a
reduction
of
35
per
cent
on
quan
tities
used
in
the
base
year
ended
June
30,
1939.
Ad
Restriction
After
October
l
it
will
be
to
Dfint
matter
advertising
the
sale
and
distribution
of
goods
unless
an
authority
to
use
paper
for
the
purpose
has
been
obtained
from
the
collector
of
customs.
"The
rationing
of
paper
for
such
use
serves
a
double
purpose,"
Mr.
Bower
said.
"It
saves
paper
and
thus
conserves
foreign
exchange,
and
It
also
handicaps
the
sale
of
advertised
merchandise'
when
the
greatest
national
saving
is
desirable
in
the
interests
of
war
finance,"
Restrictions
also
will
be
Imposed
on
use
of
paper
for
printing
of
cal
endars,
sales
docket
books,
counter'
sales
books
and
couriers
and
throw-downs
for
motion
picture
advertising.
Use
of
cardboard
as
a
mounting
board
In
the
packing
of
apparel
now
is
prohibited.
AFRICA'S
MIDDLE
AGES
PRETORIA,
August
20:
O
While
digging
a
.trench
for
telephone
wires,
workmen
unearthed
"a
Middle
Sone
.Age
factory
site
rhixit
three
feel
-below
the
2
DAYS
BEGINNING
TOMORROW
Complete
Shows
Start
at
1:00
-
3:04
-
5:08
-
7:
12
-
9:16
Work
On
Airport
At
Smithers
Is
Getting
Started
Smlthers
Aue.
2u.
Work
is
now
under
way
at
the
Smithers
airport
ind
officials
and
machinery
are
arriving
every
day
in
connection
with
the
undertaking.
A
survey
party
of
Six
men
is
the
principal
work
going
on
so
far
but
a
few
other
men
are
on
the
Job
and
it
Is
expected
that
a
large
number
will
be
put
to
work
snortly.
c.ati.c.'.i..
Mill
fflJtTr
Continuous
Fron,
1
P-m.
Daily
JtnrtAcw
Fo,
Folk,
Who
H.rtn't
,
1
1
nmJ
Ml
1
SAM
WOOD
"Goodbrt.
Mr.
Ckipl"
At
1:32
Robert
CDMMINGS
Charles
COBURN
EDMUND
GWENN
SPRING
BYINGTON
3
36
-
5
40
7:44
9:48
EXTRA
ADDED
"YOU
THE
PEOPLE"'
LAST
TIMES
TONIGHT
Continuous
From
1
p.m.
"Tiitf
crv
rv
f
l.t.
c
!,.
4
07i
yJl
1:00,
3:09,
5:18,
7:27,
9:36
MONTE
CRISTO"
on
Sunday's
train
to
be
added
to
that
already
on
the
ground:
The
nearest
end
of
the
field
will
be
about
two
miles
from
the
town
and
will
run
northward
to
opposite
Lake
Kathlyn.
Filled
to
capacity
with
tourist
passengers,
mostly
Alaska
round
trippers.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
George,
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden,
arrived
in
port
at
12:30
noon
today
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
sails
this
afternoon,
following
the
discharging
of
local
cargo,
for
Skagway
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
is
due
back
in
Prince
Rupert
next
Monday
Considerable
machinery
arrived
southbound.
Trade
In
Your
Old
Furniture
Help
to
Pay
the
New
During
August
Furniture
Sale!
.
SALE
VALUES
AT
ELIOS
4-pc.
Bedroom
Suite
$79.00
2-pc.
Bed-Davenport
Suite
$81.50
6-pc.
Dinette,
Walnut
Finish
$79.00
Elio's
Furniture
Store
THIRD
AVENUE
Store
Hours
from
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
pjn.
Rupert
Brand
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
J
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Fish
&
Cold
Storage
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Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
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Columbia
LATEST
WORLD
NEWS
Continuous
From
1
p.m.
Feature
at
1:2".
3:36,
5:45,
7:51,
10:0
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Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
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FROM
HOME"
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50
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