mi.
FADE
THRf
'
iiTi
.
r'AlJ
nccewary
ior
treatment
of
the
sick,
f
1
n,
i
t
111
rUK
,but
lt
has
bocomc
nccessary
tor
Dritisn
otvle
11
Uicm
to
exercise
Increased
vieil-!
OPESTERS
Supplies
.'0
ancc
In
protecting
their
supplies
Pnffnn
FrnrL-c
because
addict
who
havo
1,
thw
WllUll
1
1
UlIYO
illegal
source
of
supply
have
be-
come
desperate."
LONDON.
May
29:
(CP)
Smar.
,..
o
l!n1cr
Control
Authorities
said
the
existing
women
of
Britain
will
soon
be
ablf
1
.
....
anjifl
nlVlAm
ms.,.1.4
V.
-
.
.
1
1.1
,
,
.
...
.
1
iias
iicmi
.
ijiuicm
wum
ve
i
uiuiiidri7.ru
uius
wear
cuiwn
irocKS
wun
nnnieo
..,
.
!,
.
.
j
!
'
.
.
.
r
illicit
arugsuppnes
nave
oeen
re-
ocsigns
which
are
the
work
of
duced
sharply,
but
the
addict,
with
famous
artists.
Graham
Suther-
rrn
.nnm
his
cravln?,
remains.
Illegal
sup-
'and,
one
of
whose
wartime
Job3
....
-
till
r-ja
holnir
ImrVWislhlo
in
retain
has
Vlpn
mlnllnn
flroe
.xnraH
I
-
-
-
-
-
.
.
v...
.
.n
or
onions,
i
wwuii
ia
uuu
,
.,.
onrf
stra-
tt,,url-u
'ao
alien-
iwius
tor
a
government
ae-
Canadian
Mon
to
,nc
lcgal
suPP"es
he
knows
partment.
is
among
them.
Otherr
,
Horn.
ex,sl-
ar
"uiRan
urant
and
John
rar-
,.
i
vpr
tho
To
obtain
druss,
addicts
try
1m-
h
s
victims
Is
Frsonation.
forgery
of
prescrlp-l
Before
the
war
British
manu-
.ji
ever
before.
ar)H
Ma
r.
inn
m
'
i
.
mnnrt
that
of
thos
wl,h
dru
supplies.
Board
decided
that
to
obtain
fut-
r
the
war
has
Snould
other
efforts
fall,
they
we
success
in
British
export
sales
mnnnf
nf
11.
may-
213
a
last
resort-
appear
in
irph
ideas
and
color
must
be
"
.,
c
court
asking
for
JaU
sentences
found.
"
f
cinV.lv
in
and
an
opportunity
to
obtain
medl-
Artists
and
young
designers
were
v
J
ral
aulctanrp
In
at.talnlnrr
mia
"
...
.
vu,t.
it)
nff
com-
controls
have
of
any
Illicit
nd
Fujton
St.
Wc
Close
at
fi
O'clock
Saturdays
approached
and
an
exhibition
re-
"The
number
of
cases
of
forgery
suited
at
which
150
of
more
thar
and
theft
which
come
to
our
at-
000
designs
which
were
submitted
tentlon
in
connection
with
drug
we
exhibited.
One
of
Farlelghv
1
.
control
demonstrate
clearly
how
designs
was
described
as
'
supply
of
drugs
,
.-
,v,i.
M
v.
MONTH-END
SPECIALS
FOR
NbATKKS
and
KNIT
SUITS
a
a"n
and
little
Rlrls
knit
suits.
1.00
I'KINT
DKESSKS
iir
cri
sics.
small
sizes,
2
to
G
$1.00
ISKOOMEIIS
:v
dr
bloomers,
tea
rose,
small,
..rgc
2
for
$1.00
SWKATKUS
v.
:
sweaters,
assorted
tsiiw-s
and
$1.00
IIOrSK
DKKSSKS
'
i-.
n
prints
and
glnghnnis.
$1.00
SLIPS
.itln.
lace
trim,
tea
ros?
.
Kach
1.00
MCIITCOWNS
'
,
nishtepwns,
embroidery
trim.
$1.00
JACKETS
toVro
'nck";s
aiict
IIbuiccI
silk
art.
Each
$1.00
SI'OUT
SHIRTS
anil
BLOUSES
ihirts
and
middy
blouses,
white
v
for
$1.00
SPOUT
SHIRTS
,
!fi
shirts
in
white
stripes
or
flg-;c
Each
$1.00
PLAID
JACKETS
:
-J)
nlald
Jackets.
8
to
14
years,
rrg-
:t
(or
PAJAMAS
and
GOWNS
K
"Vjumas
and
gowns,
assorted
colors.
$1.00
E'S
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
DANCE
SETS
Dance
sets,
white
or
tea
rose,
lace
trim.
Each
-
95c
.
SNUC.C.IES
and
VESTS
"a
,
Ultra
OCliUUd
to
,
ilUlkUL
ui
uicttl
-.
.
...v
funvui
wnvn-
.aa
"TS"J
....
iv..
i.
ornnrvrte
nt
nolo
mcViM"
mVilxV.
I
:u
there
Is
no
i-
squired
to
ease
ji
said,
"Those
ta
n
drugs,
such
obtain
of
the
addict,"
said
the
official.
would
work
out
well
on
organdie.
Shekels
for
Freedom
or
Shackles
A
Man
who
won't
Lend
is
Hit-
supplies
for
Serfs
Buy
Victory
Bonds.
ler's
Friend!
Waffle
knit
snuggics
ana
vests,
tea
rose
3
for
$1.00
SILK
HOSE
Crepe
lfosc,
pure
silk,
new
shades.
Pair
59c
COTTON
HOSE
Women'
cotton
ho
c.
grey
or
fawn.
5
pairs
$1.00
CHILDREN'S
HOSE
Children's
cotton
rib
hase.
fawns.
5
pairs-
$1.00
IJAHY
RLANKETS
Ilaby
blankets,
nurci
v
dr.slgn.
pink
only.
2
for
$1.00
HAHY
PILLOWS
lkibj
pillows,
pink
or
blue.
2
for
$1.00
-
.
CUSHIONS
Cufhlons,
cretonne
covered,
bright
patterns.
.3
for
$1.00
TOWELS
"owcls,
white
or
;:
-lors.
Ereat
values.
3
j--..
4
fr-
6
for--
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
TABLE
COVERS
Rayon
table
covers,
assorted
stripes,
50x50.
2
for-
$1.00
TEA
TOWELS
'
Check
or
stripe
tea
towels.
5
for
$1.00
MUSLINS
and
NETS
Cuitaln
muslins
and
nets,
white
or
colors.
4
for
$1.00
CRETONNES
.-Cretonnes,
assorted
patterns.
6
yards--.-
$1.00
BEDSPREADS
Uuvon
silk
bed
spreads,
80x100.
Each
$1.95
Phone
I)
Killed
In
Baseball
Scores
American
League
Cleveland
5,
Detroit
8.
St.
Louis
8,
Chicago
4.
Philadelphia
8,
Boston
6.
New
York
6,
Washington
5.
National
League
Chicago
5,
St.
Louis
6.
Pittsburg
7.
Cincinnati
4.
Brooklyn
6,
Philadelphia
5.
our
Allied
Forces
over
there!
I
ECONOMY!
IN
A
CAN
You
save
money
every
time
you
use
Irradiated
Carnation
Milk
instead
of
miik
in
some
other
form.
From
treaming
coffee
to
baby's
bottle.
Carnation
meets
all
milk
needs.
Try
a
few
cans.
fnm
ContmUd
Cows
in
the
srniKMK
coti.r
or
imiriMi
COI.l.Mlll.l
IN
I'lHHl.TK
III
the
Matter
of
Hie
'
AilmlnMratiini
Aft"
Anil
In
tlir
Matter
wf
111-
ttap
f
Kolirrt
Kinunurl
Johnson
lra-.-l
TAKE
NOTICE
tMi
ty
Orrk.r
His
Honor
W.
E.FUlxT
made
on
the
15th
day
cf
May
A.
D.
1941.
ww
pp-
tl
Executor
of
;toe
Esta-e
or
R.-fc.-rt
Bnwn-
ucl
Jchnton,
tleooa'
f
no
wi
,pnr
having
claims
mains',
tl-;
-
"V"
nir
Jicrcbv
recrulrcd
i"
'c.
prepcrly
vcrtflod,
-
mc
an
or
hafcre
the
37th
day
OI
Jn.
n
n.
mm
all
twrtk-v
Ind'd
fa'r:-
w
rcqulrwl
ito
pay
tv;
pm-rr
o.
h"r
ItidctiiTOiie
to
mc
irrii'!.ui
DATED
et
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
US
27th
day
cf
May.
A
n
OIXF
H.VNSON
Prince
Rnft.
n.
C.
in
Tin;
siTitK.MK
rmitr
or
iikitimi
COIAMIIIA
IN
I'ltOUATK
III
the
Matter
r
llir
AcliiilnMriilloii
Aft"
Anil
In
the
Mattrr
of
Ihr
IMa!e
if
I'.ilward
llrnlev,
'
MmthwiI
TAKE
tJOTI'"E
fcv
Orde-
rf
Hl.i
m
w
v
Tr!H.rr
irriMfic
on
th-
23rd
dny
cX
May.
A.
D.
1941.
I
appolntd
lAdmlnlp.r8t
r
of
if?
r
"'"ot
Edwrird
Haisley,
(ttwiiwt.
wl!h
will
asinexed.
.nd
All
por,M
Jitvlng
claJnw
against
tine
said
etae
ro
iroby
rf-ovir',iTt
to
furnish
rvime.
prcr-rly
verlflfd.
to
me
on
cr
before
the
27h
day
cf
June,
A.
D.
1941.
tid
nil
pwrtlM
rndet11!
tn
vs
ertte
are
requlrrd
to
ipy
W
momt
of
iihclr
Indebtedness
to
me
forth-wlbh.
DATED
Prince
Purer.
B.
a,
tin!
27Ui
day
of
May.
A.
D.
1941.
HERBERT
F
OLASSEY
Official
Admin
Writer.
"
tlltt
Bid.
Crete
!i
p
:gr
j
at
-
-1
MAX
SCIIMELING
CAIRO,
May
29:
(CP
Max
Schmeling,
former
worid's
champion
heavyweight
boxer,
was
killed
while
trying
to
escape
from
British
forces
which
captured
him
in
Crete,
a
New
Zealand
ambulance
driver
declared
today.
CIVILIANS
!
WIN
GAME
Man
in
the
Moon
Ilooscvelt
has
been
telling
em.
ihat
is
the
kind
of
talk
that
pre
cedes
action.
Now
that
the
Kelowrta
is
launch
ed
the
Okanazan
boys
can
leave
for
the
front
Just
as
soon
as
they
arc
needed.
Wouldn't
you
like
to
take
a
crack
at
Hitler?
Give
him
an
overdose
nf
his
own
medicine
planes,
tanks,
guns,
bombs.
Your
money
loaned
to
Canada
will
help
to
turn
the
trl:k.
Invest
In
Victory
Bonds.
Some
of
the
visitors
to
Prince
i?iirvrt
hw?ln
to
think
that
Van-
-
a
rouver
oeoDie
never
vcu
uie
num.
i
They
have
always
said
the
Prince
RuDert
weather
Is
ternoie.
i
The
Kelowna
representative
In
the
army
admits
the
weather
here
U
iii.it
as
eood
as
in
his
native
tnm
t
1
"And
her
husband
has
a
pros-i
nerous
business.
I
suppose?"
f
Oh.-yes,
he
Is
taking
in
a
lot
.of
money.
Onlyjast
night
he
told
me
,
'a-
receiver
was
to
be
appointed;
Ito
ajslst
him."
I
i
The
train
had
finally
emerged
j
-
nel.
The
conductor
noticed
aj
Ivouns
coudIc
both
of
whom
were
armarentlv
oulte
flustered,
and
the
1
.
.
hmw,..
w
0
r,
orvvtl
eW
TP
i
nrransrinz
her
dlaieveled
nau.
Thinking
to
put
them
at
tneir,
ease,
the
conductor
remarked
Searchlights
Lose
Opening-
O,.
that
the
tunnel
of
Baseball
Season
by
Score
of
.
$12-
1)
W
AAA
AW.
-
-
tdUb"
was
wild
youths
cha'c
women,
wine
Umpires
were
George
nowe
ana
ana
rong
1
aoni.
Minor
Simonsen.
I
kiss
no
rirls.
not
even
one:
PORT
CHAT
n-;--.
PnrnnrQ
Int.t.prrd
to
Ills
t't)tiv
M".Lrnin
knocked
out
Young
Corbett
III
after
two
minuses
and
37
seconds
of
the
first
round
In
their
.Mieduled
10-round
wV-id'
wlr-'-!-v'f
'.'
bout
at
Los
Angeles
eight
years
ago
tonight.
The
Vancouver
fisht-r
floored
the
chnn'on
twice
before
the
referee
halted
the
bout.
Rye-and-Bye
But
BUY
and
BUY!
Results
Of
Lawn
Bowls
Games
Played
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
Evenings
of
this
Week
in
C.N.K.A.
LcaRuc
Results
of
play
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
evenings
In
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Lawn
Bowling
League
were
as
follows:
J.
Preecc
rink,
22;
J.
A.
Frew
link,
W.
H.
Wilson-Murray.
17;
P.
A.
Rogers,
13.
Thomas
McMeekin,
22;
R.
M.
Wlnslow,
12.
W.
H.
Wilson-Murray,
14;
Jack
Paul,
22.
O.
P.
Tinker,
21;
Jack
Preece.
18.
R,
E.
Benson,
22;
D,
A.
MacPhee,
19.
I
I
do
do
not
not
know
Know
how
now
it
n
Is
is
done
aonc.
X
L
illlVJ
r
:
:
e
r
he
r-d
"f
IT
nunds
answer,
"but
I
remember
nu
ticket
r,
f
:
r
be:ong
outpointed
by
Leroy
was.
Haynes.
Philadelphia
negro,
In
a
heavyweight
boxing
bout
at
Brook-
When
1?
a
sailor
not
a
sailor?
vn
five
years
ago.
The
mammoth
why,
when
he
is
a
board,
to
be
Italian
suffered
temporary
para-
sure,
silly.
!
alysis
In
his
right
hand
In
the
I
ninth
round.
1
A
wealthy
auto
tourist
lost
his
pedigree
dog
while
stopping
In
a
Frank
Shag
Shaughnessy
was
small
town.
He
Inserted
a
lost
ad
appointed
coach
of
the
M:Glll
in
the
newsoaper,
offering
a
re-j
University
fcciball
team
10
years,
ward
of
J100.
j
pgn
yesterday
after
a
three-year
The
next
day
he
went
to
the
of-bus:nr--s
venture.
He
later
became
f
ice
to
inquire,
but
no
one
was
to
be
connected
with
baseball
and
In
found
excent
a
decrepit
Janitor.
-
1935
piloted
Montreal
Royals
to
an
"Where
th
thunder
Is
the
news-International
League
baseball
pen-
paoer
force?"
asked
the
tourist,
lm-.
nant.
The
following
year
he
was
patiently.
"
'
'
'
'
1
-lrcd
president
of
the
Interna-
"They're
all
out
"
the
old
man
rational
League.
piled,
"trying
to
find
yer
dog."
Mrs.
Longsham,
giving
Instructions
to
her
new
servant,
said'
"Be-
fnrp
rmnnvltiff
thp
snnn
nlatre
V..
...
K
i
len,
always-ask
each
person
if
he
or
she
would
like
any
more."
"Very
good,
madam!"
The
next
day.
Ellen,
respectfully.
bowing
to
one
of
the
guests,
inqulr-'
ed:
"Would
the
gentleman
like
sune
more
soup?"
"Yes.
please,"
was
the
reply.
"UTotl
"
coif)
rlln
.K
!..
any
left!"
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
'
May
29,
1918:
Geimans
bombarded
British
lines
between
La
Bassee
and
Arras
In
northern
France.
Bulgarian
artillery
active
against
French
advanced
positions
on
the
River
Vardar
In
Greece
Italians
evacuated
Asiago
on
the
Austrian
front.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bid.
Men
No
More
Shaves
Thaf
Scrape
And
Pvlll
raised.
BVf
jT
PL1
1
f
J
xp
money
back
if
you
don't
Your
agree
today's
Gillette
Blade
is
better
in
three
rag
ways:
Radically
improved
edges
inarper,
more
uniiorm
'give
comfortable
shaves
aster
2.
Steel
tempered
to
lass-cultmg
nara-ness
stays
keener
shaves
longer
I
3.
Precision-made
Blue
Gillette
Blades
protect
you
from
dis
comfort
caused
by
substitutes.
Atk
Fr
SptcUl
Pock
Limited
Time
Only
I
mm
v-"
"v-
a
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
May
29,
1916
Mavor
M.
P.
McCaffery
is
in,
'000?
..
Mnntrpal
todav
on
business
in
con-
"Did
It?
inquired
the
girl,
men."
j'
nation
with
with
final
final
details
aetans
oi
of
the
hib
ideal
weather
and
a
good-sized
cV,
a,nPt,
aftPP
a
nausc.
Well.
lt
'crowd
favored
the
opening
game
of
T
l"TM
U
O
1--
DnrnKoll
To9?110
last
'.
tX)nQS.
ZALE
BEATS
IIOSTAK
night
when
Civilians
scored
an
easy
My
parents
told
me
not
to
smoke-
alternoon
on
the
vc'r-.
CHICAGO,
ray
29.-Tony
Zale
13
to
2
triumph
over
Searchlights.
GOn.t;
Lnda
of
tL
home
of
Mrs.
D.
C.
won
by
knock-out
over
Al
Hostak
in
star
of
the
game
was
Jack
Lindsay
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to
a
naughty
Joke-I
Ayenue
East
,lttl0
the
second
round
last
night.
who
fanned
thirteen
batters
and
,
don.t
Misses'
Louie
Fisher,
Eleanor
Peck
clouted
out
the
biggest
hit
of
the
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made
it
clear
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mustn't
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wink
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for
our
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evening
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and
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forces
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out
for
five
minutes.
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prices
were
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improved
today
at
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per
pouna.
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Glacier,
There's
Safety
in
Numbers-Buy
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wouldn't
think
I
had
much
fun
1;,"
mon
more
Bonds!
I
don't!
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The
Franchise
of
Freedom
"My
first
tour
began
at
Slocum
.
related
the
pantomlne
comedian,
.
Bond
Jor
a
Pacirfc
"and
I
remember
singing
sonss
of
my
own
composing"
Purpose!
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the
audience
compliment-
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queried
his-friend.
"I
-
cannot
tell
you
that."
"
was
the
KISS
YOUR
TIRED
FEELING
GOODBYE!
Peplcts
Many
Suffer
Low
Blood
Count
And
Don't
Know
It.
The
baffling
thing
ibout
low
blood
count
U
that
you
can
weigh
about
u
much
a
you
ever
did
even
kxikdiealthy
and
strong,
yet
you
can
feel
if
you
had
lead
in
your
legi,
dopey,
tired
and
peplcu.
Low
blood
count
meant
you
haven't
got
enough
red
blood
corpuscles.
It
U
their
vital
job
to
carry
life-giving
oxygen
from
your
lungs
throughout
your
body.
And
just
as
it
take
oxygen
to
explode
gasoline
in
your
car
and
make
the
power
to
turn
the
wheels,
to
you
must
have
plenty
of
oxygen
to
ex
plode
the
energy
in
your
body
and
give
you
going
power.
Get
Dr.
Williams
rink
Tills
today.
They
are
world-noted
for
the
help
they
give
In
increasing
the
number
and
strength
of
red
corpuscles.
Then
with
your
bkiod
count
up.
you'll
feel
like
bounding
up
the
ttairt
at
if
you
were
floating
on
air.
Ask
yur
druggist
for
Dr.
Williams
Pink
Fills
today.
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James
Clark
Palmistry
SII.VEKSIDES
BLOCK
Second
St.
Phone
Green
110
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Afternoon
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C.N.U.
Dock
3:00
ti.m.
Return
5:00
p.m.
Excursion
Fare
$1.00'
Plus
Tax)
Children
Hair
Fare
Accommodation
Comfortably
Limited
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
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J.
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Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
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