p-
PL-"
ft
bum
wm
Wednesday,
July
23,
1941.
FAMOUS
LOCAL
NEWS"
NOTES
Notice
Richard
Long
returned
to
the
-
Kenneth
McCrlmmon
sailed
on
HATS
--
by
Stetson
city
on
the
Catala
last
evening
the
Catala
last
evening
lor.
i
a,
trip
from
a
business
trip
to
Stewart.
to
Vancouver.
)
a(f-.(
P
MUST
CONTROL
TETS
indon
July
23:
CP)A
fine
-
pounds
has
been
authorized
"KENSINGTON
"BROCK"
"PLAYBOY"
"STUATOLIInEII
"MEDALIST"
"PREMIER"
Priced
from
.
$4.00
to
j$g.50
Save
by
Buying
Your
Hat
Now
.
.
.
Hither
Trices
Will
Fie
In
Effect
Soon
.
.
.
Watts
&
Nickerson
vi?
itil
Ave.
Open
Until
9
p.m.
Saturdays
Pliuiie
315
RIOT
FOR
JAM
COWES,
Isle
of
Wight,
July
23:
Sheddon's
Grocery
.00
5lh
Ave.
East
liner
Soups--
25C
Pineapple
Juice-
-
QO
QCJtf
in
n.
un.
Ench
l,(bliv
Tomato
Julrc
OCT
m,v-
3
for
Nallrvs
Potato
Chips
Koval
fily
Red
Plum
n
Each
wprfniit
Julce-w
?
tins
2
for
alli
Spinach
Earh
Xalmli
Hired
Reel
'
tins,
2
for
Sliri-il
''
.12
I'ineapple-ins.
2
for
Km
Small
size.
-
oKts
oi.
10c
45c
19c
23c
25c
19c
l'lioiic
581
lobby's
Spaehettl
and
Cheese
16-oz.
tin,
27C
Nalley's
Sandwich
Spread
8-oz.
Jars.
-f
Op
Each
SwifW'I'ork
Katisagc.
-16-02.
tins.
Each
Lily
White
Syrup
2-lb.
tin.
Each
Lifebuoy
Soap-Per
bar
25c
18c
favorite
Foods
Sandwich
Spreads
3
tins
AparaRus
Tasticuts
10-oz.
tin.
2
for
23c
6c
Clarke's
l'orkiand
llcun
18-oz,
tins.
OQ
2
for
,.
GEHRARD
MAGNUM
Bath
Soap
35
CENTS
CAKE
-
3
hr$W
Ormes
lid.
Tit
Pioneer
Driiq&tetJi
Vh
Reiall
Store
rhoofi
II
V
Open
Dally
Irom
.ni.
till
IB
f-m.
Kuurtayn
and
llotldayt
from
12
to
Z
p.m.
n
t
U
I
..
D.
Smurthwaltc
and
Miss
E.
Mrs.
W
In
Prince
""VV"'
Rupert
while
Max
"
AsemlS'
(CP)
Demanding
meat
for
dinner
yesterday.
where
persons
allow
dogs
j
and
more
Jam,
convicts
at
Park-over
lots
and
gardens.
The
hurst
Prison
rioted
recently
and
fcv-mtended
to
protect
small
eral
warders
were
injured.
About
m
which
precious
food
Is
20
prisoners
are
"on
report-'
for
own
disobeying
orders.
TENDERS
INVITED
FOR
SALE
Separate
scaled
tenders
for
the
purchase
of
cabin
and
boat
hull
owned
by
the
late
Jacob
Andersen
and
situate
iun
mainland
west
of
small
Island
across
harbor
from
Dry
Dock,
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
sarlly
accepted.
Terms
Cash.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Esq.
Official
Administrator.
FOR
SALh
FOR
SALE
1
National
Cash
Register,
lot
of
household
windows.
In
perfect
condition.
50
doors
wUh
all
the
fittings.
1
Crab
winch
double
geared.
6
wash
basins
at
I
very
low
prices.
Phone
Ulk.
324.
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
FOR
SALE--Houschold
440
W.
Sixth,
phone
Blue
920,
ment.
POP
VI
WANTED
(.173)
WANTED
-Bright
young
man
Or
woman,
preferably
with
kuoi-!
rdsc
of
typewriting,
who
would
be
interested
in
learning
newspaper
business.
Apoly
Daily
News.
:tf
WANTED
Store
help
one
man,
one
woman
preferably
young.
McRac
Bros.
tf.
EXPERIENCED
woman
or
gjrl.
Housework.
Sleep
out.
Phone
640.
(176)
PLEASE!
I
want
to
rent
a
house!
If
ytu
have
one,
or
hear
of
one,
please
phone
Norton
Youngs
at
747.
;
Of).
WANTED
Housekeeper
for
man
with
three
children.
Apply
Box
7.6.
Pally
News.
(175)
PORTER
wanted.
Central
Hotel.
(171)
WANTED
Bright
young
boy.
Chris
Mill
Bakery.
tfT
lYOUNO
girl
desires
housework:
I
rhonc
Blue
737.
YW
,
WANTED
Girl
for
housework,
Ap-
ply
Style
Shop.
(175)
PERSONAL
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
GET1
A
GOVERNMENT
JOB
as
clerk,
Tincfmtin
niist.nm.i
Rlerk.
Rtcnb..
neid
Since
uie
war
LK.-Ktwi.
rice
Booklet.
Winnipeg
Agents.
MrS.
Harry
Worsfold
sailed
on
Smurthwalte
arrived
in
the
city
the
Catala
last
evening
lor
a
trip
from
Premier
on
the
Catala
last;
to
Vancouver,
evening.
Provincial
Constables
J.
W.
Todd
.
Sergeant
Major
W.M.
Brown
returned
to
the
totty
on
the
Catala
and
S.
A.
McKlm,
who
have
been
on
,
last
-evening
'
from
a
a
trip
to
Portland
In
connection
Ao
Stewart
'
with
air
raid
protection
work,
re-J:
turned
to
the
city
from
the
south
Or,
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning.
'
week's
visit
and
Mrs.
-
J.
J.
Olbson,
who
arrived
In
the:
city
at
the
end
of
!the
week
from
Tulscquah,
sailed
P.
Armour
arrived
In.
the
;last-
evening
on
the
Catala
for
rtfv
nn
thn
Prinro
nenrec
this
morn-
Vancouver,
Ing
from
Vancouver
to
be
here
for
the
next
two
or
three
weeks
with
Capt.
Armour
who
will
be
remaining
-
This
coming
Friday
there
Is
to
be
a.
sale
by
auction
of
the
new
Alder
subdivision
on
Lake
Wlrincpesau-
-"7.
v.,'
nvta.
fiftopn
minutes
drive
sen,
local
manager
oi
mc
Armour
-
.
-
Salvage
Co.,
takes
a
vacation.'
f
cm
OiatUnooga
Jte
Property
is.
covered
with
beautiful
shade
w
t
.nprai
simrrin-
trees
and
is
said
to
be
Ideal
ubur-
banresldcntlal
property.
The
own-
.Ht
f
r,noHi,n
Matinnai
rtaii-
Is
the
former
commissioner
of
ways
for
British
Columbia,
after
having
been
here
for
several
days-th
Ry
of
Prince
Rupert.
on
official
duties,
left
by
this
morn-;
inn's
fleVi
rnln
fnr
JaKnPr
ParlOn-
u.-i.
.
,t
tta
wo.,;flrst
.visit
Lieut.
Jack
McRac,
paying
his
home
since
Ills
recent
ZZrlA
Canada
as
naval
ght
across
rep
accompanied
k
by
James
Tamo.c
riarif
Clark,
hiv
dly-
.
4
.
lsional
superintendent
here:
Mr.
!"w
,
"for
delivery
to
Prime
Minister
-tory
k.n
in
.,h
w
tf
Victory
Loan
campaign,
arrived
from
Victoria
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
to
spend
leave
visiting
with
his
Darents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
McRac',
Fourth
'
Avenue
East.
IfJeut.'McRae
will
return
to
Victoria
"next
Monday
afternoon.
eran
Ladies'
Aid
Tea
and
Sale
Successful
Event
-4
1
A
tea
held
by
the'Luthcran
Ladies'
until
noon
of
Saturday,
August
.9.
J
Aid
at
the
Metropole
Hall
List
Bat-
1941.
Cabin
10'x
10'.
noat
hull
urday
w
a
successful
and
en
joy-WxlO'xSV,'.
on
wayi
I
able,
affair.
The
weather
was
fav-.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
qcces-.
orable
and
the
hall
was
tastefully
decorated
with
seasonal
nowers.
There
were
many.calUr&
during
the
afternoon
.and
they,
.were
received
byMrs.-C
-Johnson,
president
of
the,
Ladies'
Aid
.Mrs.
Ft
Luth
and
Mrs.
JIvarson
looke'd
after
the
sale
of
homecook-lng.
.
.
Scrvitcurs
were
MrsJ.
Fcjie
Ad
Mrs.
P.
Lien.
Mrs.
C.
Jensen,
Mrs.
M.
Holkestad
and
Mrs.
J,
Murvold
were
in
charge
of
the
kitchen.
.
The
cashier
was
Miss
A.
Peterson
lyfoo
also
looked
after
the5'
raffles
furniture,
I
w,ucn,
rcsuupa
as
ionows:
I
triir
01
cmproiacrca
pniow,
caseo,
w;ori
by
Mrs".,
p.
Selvl;
with
No.
3.
Pair
of
bath
towelsj
won
by
Mrs.
IL
Eflckioh
with
No.
114.
,
.
Box
of
chocolates,
donated
by
De
!
FOUND
-Wrlstwatch.
Owner
can
Ijonc's
Grocery,
won
by
Yvonne
Kil-;
have
same
by
calling
at
pally
dai
with'
No,
4.
News
and
paying
ior
aaverute-
in
A
gmcsslns
contest.
Mcs.
A.
Ahtonsen
was
the
lucky
winner
of
a
nicely
decorated
cake
donated
by
Mrs.
Husoy.
.1
JMRST
SKYSCRAITIl
The
first
skyscraper,
the"
Sln?p;
Building
in
New
York,
was
41
storeys
high,
NOTICE
A;
nubile
Civilian
Protection
A.n.P.)
rnec'tlns
will
be
held
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
Sunday
evcnlni,
July
27th
at
f:!5.
Speakers"
will
be
the
Honorable
the
.Attorney-General
O.
!.
Wlsroep.
Commsioner
T.
W.
S.
Parsons,
and
Insiiector
S'.
F..
Ml
.Moodlc.
Tlie
R.M.R.
band
"will'
be
In
attfndahcc.
You
are
cordially
lavltfd
to
attend.
No,
admission.
r.
Aiiiiuuncemenls'
AU
advertisements
in
Una
column
will
be
chursed
(of
full
Mi'xMb
Ht
25c
a
word
.
Pop's
'Show
and
Dance,
Odd
fel
lows'
Hall,
Wed.
July
.23.
Cambraf
Tea.
Aug.
0.
Canadian
Legion'
Hall
etc.
Five
Domlnlon-wlde
etams
August
IS.
102nd.,
Auxiliary;
Dance
Armouries
M.C.C.
Schools
Ltd.,,
Civic
Centre
Carnival
Aug
18-22,
Oldest
In
Canada.
No'
Catnolic
Bazaar,
October
1
and
2.
Due
to
Increased
Costs
of
Operation,
We
Are
Forced
to
Increase
Our
Rates,
Effective
July
25
New
Rates
will
be
as
follows:
One
or
Two
Passengers
.
.
.
50c.
Each
Passenger
.
.
.
25c
East
of
Eleventh
and
Conrad,
Ridley
Home,
Sixth
and
Ambrose
Minimum
75c
Charter,
per
hour
$3
Highway,
to
end
and
return
$5
To
Bridge
Children
of
School
Age
Free
112
77
Timely
Recipes
CIIERUY-ATPLE
CONSERVE
3
cups
sweet
black
pitted
cherries
3
cups
sour
red
pitted
cherries
3
cups
chopped
apple
G
cups
sugar
V2
cup
water
1
Mix
cherries,
apple
and
water.
JCook
15
minutes.
Add
sugar.
Stir
well.
Cook
20
minutes.
Pour
Into
hot
sterilized
jars.
Seal
at
once.
MORE
COLONIAL
TALK
LONDON,
July
23:
(CP)
Before
the
war
the
Colonial
Office
sent
out
18,000
telegrams
a
year
but
now
the
rate
Is
1,300
a
week
or
67,600
a
year.
13
80
mm
u
Taxis
32
34
99
123
Grandson
of
Local
Lady
Does
Good
Work
In
States
John
Robert
Service,
grandoon,
of
Mrs.
Peter
Black
of
the
Central
Hotel,
who
is
now
a
tool
designer
nnrlpr
thi
ITnlt.pri
States
alrnlane
GVtSS
I
SHOULD
TAKE
A
TEENY,
weeny
67
275
son
regularly
and
Is
naturally
very
proud
of
him.
He
has
visited
In
Prince
Rupert
a
number
of
Umes.
A
MILLION
SHELLS
At
St.
Mlhiel
in
the
First
Great
War
the
Allies
fired
1,000,000
shells
from
one
front
In
four
hours.
board
at
Ban
Diego
and
holds
the1
10
PER
CJT1J,'J..
ppnslble
for
a
big
job
at
the
air!
training
centre.
The
question
arose
;
as
to
whether
the
centre
should
be
pulled
down
and
rebuilt
or
should
,
It
be
renovated.
Young
Service's
plan
for
renovation
was
accepted
by
the
board
and
the
design
carried
out.
It
Is
a
large
centre
providing
for
25.000
men.
Mrs.
Black
hears
from
her
grand-
SUITS
The
well
known
House
of
Hobbcrlln,
even
in
the
war
con-
dltloris,
gives
every
customer
the
best
deal.
Order
your
suit
or
coat
from
July
21
to
31
and
I
get
10
off.
We
serve
Ladles
and
Gents.
See
Ling
the
Tailor.
!
PEEK
t
r
r
'
cO
(
T
SNT
1
1
immm1
Jmm
more
leisure
time!
A1S
ELECTRIC
RANGE
f
Doesn't
Have
To
Be
Watched
"Just
set
the
oven
and
leave
it
to
me."
says
Reddy
Kilowatt
"but.
il
through
long
habit
with
old-style
stoves
you
really
HAYE
to
peek,
why
come
along.
It
won't
do
any
more
harm
than
with
old-fashioned
stoves
and
it
won't
hold
me
up.
I'll
just
keep
on
cooking;
you'll
have
the
fun
oi
seeing
how
things
are
going
.
.
.
and
we'll
both
be
happy."
So
don't
let
the
thought
that
you
can't
peek,
slop
you
from
getting
that
long-wanted
Electric
Range.
Peeking
is
O.K.
You
have
Reddy's
word
for
it.
But
it
really
isn't
necessary.
Electric
Ranges
are
available
for
every
ibe
family
on
comfortable
budget
terms.
And
operating
cost
averages
less
than
10
cents
a
day;.