PAQITWO
v
RUNNEitS
an
CAMPACS
i
-
To
suit
every
need
and
style
from
Infants'
to
Men's
and
Ladies'
in
Composition
or
crepe
soles.
Cam-pacs
are
in
a
class
by
themselves.
L
v.
:
i
Agents
for
Penman's
Hosiery
Jack
&
Jill
Shoes
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
PATTULLO
IS
AGAItf
4
'
CHOICE
OF
LIBERALS
(Continued
from
Page
One)
servant
of
the
whole
province
but
his
ridlrig
had
benefitted
and
"not
nomination,
referred
to
nis
long
acquaintance
with
the
Premier.
This
was
no
time
to
make
a
chanjre.
If
a
change
was
ever
to
be
made
it
should
have
been
long
ago.
A
man
of
ripe
experience
who
had
given
"long
and
capable
service,
Mr.
Pat
sufered.
Iri
his
own
capacity
as
,
tuno
had
served
prince
Rupert
well,
member
for
Skeena,
he
was
appre-
agreed
with
Mr.
Brown
that
one
clatire
of
the
co-operation
and
con?
he
premier's
main
assets
was
sideratiorf
he
had
always
recelvedjin
t-h
h
d
tn
COurage
of
his
con-
from
the
Premier,
":'
Mr.,
Ke'nney
'felt
that
the
time
had
now
arrived
when
more
speedy
progress
on
northern,
highway
construction
irdghtbe
expected.
The
Nomination
T.
W.
Brown
moved
Mr.
Pattullo's
nomination.
After
referring
to
Mr.
vlctiohs.
He
had
been
a
good
representative
for
Prince
Rupert
and,
in
justice,
no
idea
of
any
other
nominee
could
be
entertained.
Officers
Kiecteil
The
meeting
elected
officer.",
for
I
the
Prince
Rupert
Provincial
Dis-
andlct
Liberal
Association
as
follows:
Pattullo's
success
Iri
organizing
leading
a
'party
which'
was
badly
j.
Honorary
rcesiaems,
to.
non.
ALABASTINE'S
Soft
Pastel
Tints
Make
Rooms
Look
Larger
and
Brighter
14
beautiful
colours
to
.
choose
fiom.
Inexpensive
a
5-lb.
package
coveis
approximately
250
sq.
feet,
one
coat,
yet
costs
only
75c.
Easy
to
mix
and
apply.
Mixes
with
luke-watm
water.
Dries
quickly,
without
odour,
so
rooms
can
be
occupied
the
same
day.
Gef
a
FREE
colour-chart
today,
at
any
Hardware
or
Paint
Store
Buckerfield's
POULTRY
&
DAIRY
FEEDS
Are
Now
Obtainable
at
Reasonable
Prices
From
SUNRISE
COMPANY
LTD.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.,
Phone
2C
and
27
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
v--
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
Have
You
Seen
the
New
FLEXSTEEL
LIVING
ROOM
FURNITURE
A
slngle'c6mpac't
unit.
No
eolls
to
pop
up,
no
webbing
to
sag,
no
'strings
to'
break.
Itvis
sanitary.
"No
space
for
dirt
or
vermin
to
collect
and
the'
open
bottom
makes
cleaning
easy.
Sold
exclusively
In
this
city
by
us.
'
n
..!
..:!
PHONE
775
.1.
.Braddock
Ticks
Conn
.
NEW
YOKK,
June
18:
Bob
i,u
.Vnrlr't
"PnlH
flTOlinds
to
good
men.
But
time
has
changed
him.
He-
isn't
the
hungry,
ambitious
fighter
he
was.
it?
t
.
ta.
n
fn
of
A
nH
Ye
punches
don't
carry
FOR
SAL
the
zip
they
"
did
a
year
or
two
ago.
Mediocre
fighters
have
taken
his
Sunday
punches
without
going
down.
He
has
softened
up.
He
gets
cut
occasionally
now.
He
gets
hit
with
punches!
he
would
have
dodged
he
will
he
too
smart.
Anyway,
it
will
be
a
great
fight."
broken
up
when
he
had
taken
ltiWuuam
uyon
MacKtue
tvmB
u.iu
The
Naskeena
left
for
Naas
jiVer
overi
Mr.
Brtiwn'
said
that
he
and
,Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo.
points
this
morning
at
0:30.
On
the
Premier
had'
of
ten
'
disagreed.
Honorary
Vice-President,
t,0ard"were
E.
W.
H.
Husband
and
Mr.'Fattullo'S
principal
asset,
Mr.;
Hanson
M.P.
Rev
j
nillett
of
the
Victory
Loan
Brown
felt,
was-that
he
was
a
man
President,
G.
C.
Mitchell.
(campaign
They
will
return
late
-who
would'
firmly
say
"yes"
:
or)
Vice-President,
Noel
W.
Taylor,
1
Tnursday
night,
'
"no."'
"
There
was'
no
temporizing
or
.
Massett.
,
irliddle
ground
with
him.
One
al-
-
Secretary,
Arthur
Brooksbank.
1
ways"
knew
where
he
stood
in
nil
I
Executive
C.
C.
Mills,
Robert
matters.
I
Gordon,
J.
J.
Judge
and
T.
W.
S.'
E.'
Parker,
in
seconding
the
Brown.
-
-
....
..
.
.
CLASSIFIES
FOR
SALE
28-foot
trolling
boat,
model
A
Ford
engine.
Price
$3C0.
Apply
Box
107,
Daily
News.
TH1
DAILY
HIWI
DIVIDED
LAST
EVE
Pastor
Says
Louis
Will
Kayo
Conn
Grotto
And
Steel
Workers
Their
dames
Truck
Tenders
Open
Tuesday
Win
In
the
city
league
Softball
games
Pastdr,
Who
"met
them
both,
says
played
last
night
the
league
lead-that
Joe'
Louis
may
knock
out
ing
Grotto
had'
no
trouble
In
de
adly
Conn'ln,the
first
Yound
of
their
title
bout
tonight
and
.it
certainly
will
not
take
the
champion
more
than
seven
rounds
to
do
so.
NEW
YORK.
June
17:
(CP
-
featlng
Stone's
by
a
"score
oi
io
to
8
In
a
very
one-sided
game
while
steel
workers
won
over
Dry
Dock
11
to
8
In
a
close
affair,
r'
Batteries
were:
Kellet
Wnd
Mor
gan
for
Grotto
and
Wendle
and
James
J
Braddock,
former
worm
oiujiu
wiahf:
hnring-
thamnlon.
'
The
Steel
Workers-Dry
11VU
J
'
-
t
-
aw
lien
ww
...
-
,
night.
He
says:
"I
think
Louis
at
his
nun
inning
?
me
oiw.
i,
v.o
nnwfv
f
aMtpr
I
came
uacn
in
kci
ivc
Dock
i
ITlirpfi
Uiils
for
ew
Vphlplp
Public
Works
Department
mattresses,
chesterfields,
at
low
itupert
Motors,
$1788,
prices.
Phone
Furniture
Co.
Black'
324.
B.
C.
FOR
SALE
Seven-roomed
house,
OOO
TfV,
Aim
V.
nn
.
cfupr-
npnr
schools..and
dry
dock.
$2,000
cash
or
terms.
Phone
Green
922.
tt
WANTED
Housekeeper
immediately;
Box
108,
Daily
News.
(145)
WANTED
Bright
efficient
girl.
Apply
Heilbroner's.
(145)
WANTED
Small
furnished
suite
by
quiet
couple
(Air
Force)
Phone
Black
732;
(142)
WANTED
A
girl
for
general
housework.
Must
he
able
to
cook.
No
children.
Apply
Box
109
Dally
News.
'
(147)
THE
Shirley
Dorcas
Society
would
appreciate
cast-off
clothes
and
shoes
for
re-dlstrihution
to
Rupert's
needy.
Kindly
leave
at
Mc-Rae
Bros,
or
write
to
Shirley
Dorcas
Society,
Shirley,
B.
C.
BOARD
AN
I)
KUPM
WANTED
Housekeeper;
Phone
Black
85,
evenings!
(tf)
WANTED
TO
RENT
One
or
two
housekeeping
rooms.
Phone
Green
618.
PERSONAL
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
GET
A
GOVERNMENT
JOB
as
clerk,
Postman,
Customs
Clerk,
Steno.,
etc.
Five
Domlnlon-wlde
exams
"held
since
the
war
began.
'
Free
Booklet.
'
M.C.C.-
Schools
Ltd
Winnipeg.
Oldest
In-Canada.
No
Agents.
'
-
Up
up
thinks
Joe
Lottls
is
jn
for
trouble
match
was
an
exciting
game,
when
he
risks
his
heavyweight
to
the.
fourth
lriningt
vasll
inp
neat
Lu
nciii
luui-
xuito.
Workers
more
to
rL..-
a
hnvor
nnrt
make
It
7
to
6.
In
the
sixth
the
nave
evri
seen,
a
bwu
---
--
--
.
iv.
a
murderous
puncher.
But
he
is
Steel
Men
won
four
more
to
cinch
;
hi
nenk.
He
has
never
met
a
the"
game
while
the'
losers'
Only
boxer
as
good
as
Conn.
And
he
has
managed
to
get
two
more.
never
faced
a
challenger
who
uauenes
tor
own
Caharl,
Arlington.
Bury
and
La
moves
about
or
throws
punches
as
fast
as
Conn.
Soto
and
for
pry
Dock.
Lea,
Smith
and
Debrosy.
"it
has
been
nearly
four
years
sJe
SlsUiamploJshlp
I
?
from
me.
June
22,
1937.,
He
has
.
-
turned
back'
the
challenges
or
i
many
contenders,
some
of
them
'
Scorer
was
Domini:
Montesano.
The
league
standing
to
date:
W
Grotto
3'
1
Steel
Workers
3
1
1
1
Stones.
0
4
Bob
Pastor
Won
Easily
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Brooklyn
7,
Chicago
6.
Philadelphia
3,
St.
Louis
U.
Boston
3,
Cincinnati
5.
New
York
6,
Pittsburgh
3,
Cleveland
3,
Philadelphia
2.
American
League
Pet
.750
.750
.500
.'000
"Conn
will
not
be
hit
anywhere
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
June
18:
near-as-
oiten
as
inose
uiggei,
Bob
Pastor
won
a
one-siaea
aeci-slower
fighters
Joe
has
beaten.
Sj0n
0Ver
Buddy
Scott
of
Washing-Some
say
Conn,
when
he
Is
hit,
ton
jn
a
ten-round
heavywelgh;
will
lose.hls
temper
and
try
to
slug
boxing
bout
here
Monday
night,
with
Joe.
I
don't
think
so.
I
think
Chicago
8,
New
York
7.
Detroit
6-8,
Boston
14-5.
St.
Louis-Washington,
postponed.
National
Motor
Service,
$2111.50,
A
Man
who
won't
Lena
is
Hit-
FOR
SALE
English
pram,
two
arm
ler's
Friend!
chairs,
fire
screen,
babys
tin
bath,
garbage
can.
Phone'Red
114.
'
(142
Hitler
knows
one
language
only
the
language
of
"FORCE.
And
force
will
end
.his
triad
'
ambition
to'
enslave
the
world.
Your
dollars
MW
KU
i
AL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Kates
75c
upp
50
Rooms
"
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
'Rupert',
B.Ci.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
19C
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldj.
We
need
your
co-operation
to
gfve
you
better
service.
Please
put
out
our
milk
bottles
dally
as
we
need
them
for
tomorrow.
Dominion
Dairy
v
.'r
'
.
v
...
t-s
:
f
fr-t
;
r,
PHONE
10
SPOKE
FOR
SUPPORT
OF
LOAN
HERE
Premier
Pattullo
and
XV.
II,
JUcAfee
-
r
Heard'
Last
Night
1
Premier
Pattullo
spoke
In
support
of
the
Victory
Loan
1941
campaign
.it
an
air
raid
protection
demon
stration
in
Prince
Rupert
last
night.
He
made
a
plea
to
young
men
to
no.ma-
ioir
rpcnnn
sihlll
t
v
and
en-
aoauiiic
v..w.
.""
"
v
.
.
i
list
and
exhorted
those
-who
could
not
serve
actively
to
do
thelr
'uU
most
in
purchasing
-victory
Bonds,
for
Tenders
were
opened
yesterday
'afternoon
at
the
city
council
mtet-
'.
,
r-
i
ing
for
a
new
truck,
for
the
public
;
FOR
SALE
10
cameras,
lot
of
works
department.
The
tenders
tools,
i
"wing
"pump;
wash
basins,
were
as
follows:
1'
laundry
tub.
beds,
springs
and)
S.
B.
Parker
Ltd..
$1740.
tvio
ipnst.
thns
who"
'could
'
not
serve
actively
in
the
war
could
do
was
to
purchase
Victory
Bonds
to
the
utmost
of
their
capacity,
der
clared
Mr.
Pattullo.
No
stonefthould
be
left
unturned
to
Insure
that
the
ways
and
means
of
fighting
under
most
favorable
conditions
were
provided.
He
exhorted
all
Prince
nu-
pert
people
to
do'
all
they
possibly
could
to
support
the
loan
'
As
honorary
chairman
of
the
Vic
tory
Loan
compalgn
committee'
for
British:
Cotimbla,
Mr.
Pattullo
ac
krtowledged
with
appreciation
the
efforts
of
the
local
committee,
head
ed
by
J.
J.
Little,
Norton
Youngs,
the
Indefatigable
chairman
of
the
publicity'
committee,
and
all
those
j
who
were
assisting
In
any
way"
Commenting
on
the
air
raid
protection
demonstration,
Premier
Pattullo
referred
to
the
fine
res
ponse
of
the
citizens
In
areas
which
had
been
designated
as
vulnerable
in
volunteering
their
services.
Thou
sands
had
rallied
in
various
parts
of
the
province'
and
were"
fontilrig
an
organization
which
It
was
well
to
have
even
although
it
was
to
be
hoped
that
they
would
never
have
to
practically
apply
their
activities
W
R.
McAfee
W.
R.
McAfee
urged
the
necessity
of
unity,
regardless
to
creed
or
politics,
In
supporting
the
Victory
Loan.
He
alluded
to
the
effect
of
the
success
of
otherwise
of
the
Victory
Loan.
r
'.
"This
Is,
a
tide
tn
our
affairs,"
said
Mr.
McAfee,
"which
taken
how
with
determination,
will
lead
to
ultimate
victory,
to
freedom'
and
justice
for
all
the
peoples
of
this
earth,
SPECIAL
Round'Trin
VACATION
TO
TE
PRAIjpS
Tickets
on
Sale
JULY
1,
5,
0
Here's
your
f
liance
to
get
that
Ionged-lor
vacation,
to
visit
friends
and
relatives
on
'llie
prairies
or
as
far
east
as
i'ot
Arthur.
Special
low
fare's
are
good.
in
coaches,
tourist
and
standard
sleeping
cars!
RETURN
LIMIT
30
DAYS
Stopovers
'are'
allowed
'lahy-wliere
en
route;'
"incliidinif
world
-
famous
Jasper,
'the
playground
of
the
Rockies.
For
Information,
Call
or
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICII
528
in)
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1
i'riiicc
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NATIONAL
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HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
541
ERASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
"Help
Finish
the
Job"
BUY
VICTORY
nONDS
,1
..
,
i
Remember
the
campaign
closes
Saturday
the
21st.
Deal
at
VARIETY
STORE
mere'
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
.Dollars"
330
West
3rd
Ave.
Phone
ited
120
P.O;
Ilox
757
Wednesday.
Juiu
If
we
fdll
Injhls
task,
our
children
,
i
-
n
J
will
llve:to
curse
the
day
they
were
tJLdWll
iDOWlS
'
Mr.
McAfee
decared
the
lndlffer-
IdtanUlIlffS
ence
and'
complacency
of
some
J
Prince
Rupert
people
to
the
Victory
j
Loan
to
be
"appalling."
Results
were
far1,
from
satisfactory
yeU
So
far
thereliad
beenWthlrig
over
1200
ln'dlvlduaJ
subscription-
TWo
.
-
thou'drid
sholdbc'reacffrd.
in,
i,.
o.
A.
McNlcholl,
general
passen-
eer
aeent
for
the
'Canadian
Na
Wlnslow
IacPhee
.-Preece
Vickers
....
McMxjekln
tional,
Railways
with
headquarters;
uenj6n'
at
Vancouver,
Is
here
today
aboard
ten
.'.ki&.i
......
the"
Prince
Rupert
going
norm-on,
s
'
the
round
IVId
to
Alaska,
As
usual,
I
a
"SDOt"
CO.YLS
V.I11
nnlL
.
.
.--A-..
,
,
..
.
'
.
'
'Will
ne
is
receiving-
a
iiew
wciLm.
aouar.
iTy
u
in
the
luily
Nei
I
from
his
many
friends
In
the
city,
classified
column.
,yl
Scotch
Whisky
40
oz.-S6.10
2612
oz.-S4.10
Old
Parr
Scotch
Whiskv
i
hailed
by
thousands
who
like
their
Scotch
robust
yet
smooth
For
that
real
Scotch
fb"uf
choose
Old
Parr.
It
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