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Delicipys
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appearance,
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flavor,
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selected
for
quality
and
packed
In
tje
Re.YALOTY
kitchen.
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a
dessert
or
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EDITORIAL
1
57
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
EUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
What
Is
A
Victory
Bond?
-
You
know
what
a
Bank
of
-Canada
qne
dollar
bill
is.
A
Victory
Bond
is
similar
in
many
respects.
The
security
behind
both
of
them
is
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
It
is
the
same
security
that
is
hehind
our
bank
deposits
because,
when
you
withdraw
money
from
the
bank,
you
are
paid
in
Bank
of
Canada
bills.
But
your
Bank
of
Canada
bill
has
inscribed
on
it
"Bank
of
Canada
will
Day
to
Bearer
ON
DEMAND
$1.00."
Your
$100
Victory
Bond
has
inscribed
on
it
"The
Government,
nf
trio
Dominion
of
Cnnndn
will
nnv
to
trip
T?pnrpi
hereof
the
sum
of
$100
on
the
1.5th
day
of
June,
1951,
and'
will
pay
interest
thereon
at
the
rate
of
3
from
the
15th
day
of
June
1941
until
date
of
Maturity."
In
other
words
a
Victory
Bond
is
earning
interest
for
you
at
3f
r
as
long
as
you
own
it.
Jf
it
were
a
$100
bill,
it
would
not
draw
a
cent
of
interest,
no
matter
how
lonir
vou
held
it.
!
The
bond
itself
is
about
nine
times
the
size
of
a
Si
I
bill.
Attached
to
it
are
small
coupons
about
one-fifth
thej
size
of
a
bill.
These
are
clipped
off
and
cashed
at
any
bank
every
six
months
as
they
become
due.
If
you
have
ordered
a
registered
bond
the
government
sends
you
a
cheque
from
Ottawa
each
six
months
for
the
interest.
'
An
unregistered
bond
is
called
a
"Bearer"
Bond,
be-'
cause
it
is
payable
to
anyone
holding
it
and
ownership
can'
be
transferred
by
simply
handing
it
to
someone
else,
just
like
handing
a
bank
bill
to
someone
in
payment
of
an
account.
You
can
order
a
"Bearer"
Bond,
or
in
larger
amounts
3
Registered
Bond.
Bonds
are
issued
in
denominations
of
$1000,
$500,
$100
and
to
give
everyone
a
chance,
as
low
as
$50.
I
Even
if
$50
is
out
of
reach
of
your
immediate
means'
von
ran
molo
o
l!ol.
r
n
-
i
....
'
v,
.Mun(.
a
iJpi,
jjayiinjut
oi
$o
anu
pay
tne
balance
over
a
period
of
five
months.
There
is
nostra
charge
vM.o
ucjajcu
yaywKM.
viciory
uonus
are
as
secure
as
money
in
the
bank
They
can
be
turned
into
cash
immediately
by
selling
them
in
Hip
nnpn
mnvW
There
is
no
better
invpstmpnt
i
fopie
ot
Canada
than
a
Dominion
of
Canada
Vipf.
orv
i
8
ond.
RUNNERS
and
CAMPACS
To
suit
eyery
need
and
style
from
Infants'
to
Men's
and
Ladies'
in
Composition
or
crepe
soles.
Cam-pacs
are
in
a
class
by
themselves.
Agents
for
Penman's
Hosiery
Jack
&
Jill
Shoes
Faily
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
The
Home
of
Qoqd
Shoes
BENTINCK,
SEVERAL
MILES
OFF
1
COURSE.
IMPROPERLY
I'.QIPPED
(Continued
from
Page
One)
I
across
a
plane,
fjey
over.
Shortly
after
McRae
passed
out.
Stx.n
John
Barter
died
and
Peter
LorcnzMi
al-
sc
passed
out
when
they
yere
near
the
shore.
A
homesteader
took
the
four
survivors
to
his
place.
For
lifesavlng
equipment
there
was
a
skiff,
two
lifebuoys,
two
good
big
life
Jackets
and
two
smaller
ones
which
were
not
ao
iood.
McRae
had
a
life
Jacket
as
did
Rich-arete.
Lorenaen
had
both
a
life
Jacket
and
a
lifebuoy
a
life
buoy.
The
captain,
mate
and
engineer
had
nothing.
The
captain,
Notation
and
Morgan
all
swim.
When
asked
if
the
skiff
could
not
have
been
saved
Notation
said
that
he
came
on
deck
shortly
af
ter
its
launching
and
lie
could
hardly
see
it.
In
his
lis
uupeiess
w
inniK
of
or
recovering
recovering
The
size
of
the
raft
was
rouehlvsiv
feet
across
und
12
foe;
i
4
52
0F
BEERS,
It
your
own
last
Ull
you
that
there
it
a
dilTercnoe
in
brer
and
LUCKY
LAGEK
rout
n
more.
COAST
BREWERIES
LTD.
v..,C0UVtR
NEW
WESTMINSTER
VICTORIA
mniwiiBn
aw
p
1'Uis
advi
rtifciu'
Dt
U
not
published
kt
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board,
or
by
the
Government
of
Bri'iih
Columbia.
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarclli,
Prop.
I'lione
37
P.O.
Box
5H
FKASER
STREET
Prince
JUipert
Suggestions
Yoy
want
to
gain
the
Victory
so
buy
Victory
Loan
Bonds
if
you
can.
You
still
can
save
for
it
by
dealing
at
the
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
330
West
3rd
Ave.
Phone
Bed
120
P.O.
Box
757
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
CAS
P.M.
R.M.K.'s
vs.
INDEPEMI
would
carry
two
but
not
eveii
trnvpQ
wfri
wfltWtna
nvpr
it
The
'made
breakfast
for
the
three
passengers.
Then
he
went
below
and
laid
down.
He
said
that
he
saw
'land
before
he
went
below.
He
felt
the
ship
hit
a
rock
and
then
another.
He
went
to
ihe
wheel-house
to
lcok
at
the
chart,
but
did
not
know
where
they
were
so
went
holnw
Qfroln
TTa
fAlt
thA
Vifn
nnm-
to
J.
R.
Stahyer,
South
Hazelton.
WANTED
KOUJNI)
MAAikAA
I
WANTED
Neat,
efficient
grl
to
do
I
light
housework.
Must
he
able
to
cook.
Phone
Red
923.
(138)
SCHOOLS
&
COLLEGES
MRS.
N.
B.
HILL'S
night
classes
in
!
shorthand,
typewriting
and
high
,
speed
typewriting
will
commence.
July
1.
For
full
particulars
phone
Red
923.
i38)j
FOUND-Chlld's
red
purse
with
I
sum
of
money.
Owner
can
have
same
by
calling
at
the
Dally
News
and
paying
for
this
ad-
yertlsement.
rtf).
LOST
LOST-Small
leather
wallet.
Name
i
Wm,
Morrell
Inside.
Finder
please
return
to
Royal
Canadian
En-1
glneers,
Steele
Block.
(137)
seen
about
three
miles
distant.
The
ship
listed
and
took
ki
water
which
they
could
not
get
out
again.
The
pump
would
not
operate.
Witness
noticed
that
M"Ras
was
petting
nervous
o
he
told
him
that
4hey
would
get
out
or
it
alright.
Morgan
noticed
that
McRie
and
Lorenzen
were
writing
in
notebook
One
was
black.
The
captain
Rsk-
ed
Morgan
to
help
him
launch
the
When
Barker"
jthowed
signs
of
ex-
SJW
,ut
hau$tion,
he
was
put
on
the
raft
.
u
Jtj
,
wnt
over
the
side
11
feet
Ion?
The,
ship
listed
so
badly
that
he
could
,
not
hang
on
and,
when
the
skiff
i
the
painter
.
..,
came
out
of
the
captains
nanas
chances
could
swtof
Me
no,
gl
to
rather
take
of
getting
ashore
wlthouMifesavers
but
they
Morgan
h.d
'Vhed
oateh
the
iTon
in
;arl
3nd
lead
but
that
The
enelneer
said
that
thev
had
w
n
good.
ooM
contacted
Man
Lmnh
Co.
at
d??tZ
were
some
around
somewhere
and
;
Robert.
Morgan
.
to
get
oue
IIe
found
tw
good
belts
;
Robert
Morgan-
was
employed
by
m
oM
Qae
ThpJe
was
not
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
as
cook
on
to
,t
Mo..an
,ve;
ooinion
it
wasithe
Bentlnck-
n
Jun
h'eot
"phim
some
ivckUes
from
the
wheel-
j
it.
at
5
aJl
10
ke
br.eakfjf
fr
wheel
Xl
house
to
fix
it
lth.
The
captain'
rtu.
crew.
Tlien
he
went
to
the
..v
house
to
.......
relieve
c
v..v
the
mate
so
'
the
wneei
irom
nim.
men
me
cook
at
intervals
was
calling
SOS.
on!
Jt
tne
radio.
At
I
p.m.
tiie
Morgan
jcrew
could
eat
breakfast
together.
about
eight
m;te,
away
;
The
course
was
set
due
southwest
,
Nex,
princc
Rupert
flr
Dl?.Qy
w,w
,and
kept
to
it.
Je4S
Nation
,he
wasn't
sure
which)
f
At
6:20
a.m
the
captain
took
the
and
Mji
was
rom.
ins.
I
Tools
aboard
in
the
engineer?
tool
;
kit
were
hand-saw,
hammer,
hatchet
and
another
small
hatchet
which,
i
was
almost
useless.
The
size
of
the
raft
was
about
12
feet
Ionic
and
four
feet
wide
Mor-
gar
sn
id.
They
got
on
the
raft
4!
approximately
2:30
o.m.
Notation
I
r:lT
13
.
r.
ArjZ
a
the
oaotam
were
on
oach
side
side.
One
hour
later
they
hit
of
the
raft.
Lorenzen
and
Morgan
""
him
UD
aPd
h
IT?
Richards
was
behind
Morgan.
On
W4
rm
HaV
Thflu
mar
a
rr
-i
rant
Vlcl.
.
.
u
Yu7:.
ii
Tw"
-'
..L
the
end
was
McRac
and
Barker
!
uiiiijr
a
uuu-Hr
a.u
McRac
had
a
lifebelti
Lorenzen
had
'
-'
a
lirebelt
and
a
lifebuoy.
Hkhards
also
had
a
lifebelt.
FOR
SA1A
FOR
SALE-Plano.
Phone
Red
433.
'.
(133)
FOR.
SALE
Blufl
Tip
mechanic's
tools,
2
cross
cut
saws,
3
Rem-,
ington
typewriters,
studio
couches,
chesterfields,
unpalnted
chests
and
drawers,
beds,
springs
and
mattresses
at
very
low
prices.
Phone
Black
324,
B,
C
Clothiers.
FOR
SALE-7
tube
cabinet
radio.
Newly
checked.
$24.50.
Phone
Blue
724,
f
137)
FOR
SALE
One
20
h.p.
marine
.gas
engine,
medium
duty.
24
Inch
propellor,
3
blades
heavy
duty,'
propellor
shaft
and
stuffing
box"sl
bronze,
with
clutch.
Everything
complete
to.
set
In
boat.
Made
by
Gray
Motor
Co.
In
good
running
condition.
Pke
$150
00.
Apply
I
Morgan
said
that
the
plane
came
from
the
south
at
about
an
elevation
of
500
feet.
Since
the
weather
was
fogiry
the
pilot
did
not
ree
,
(Continual
on
Vmjc
Three.)
THERE'S
HO
MISTAKING
THAT'S
WHY
B
LACK&
WHITE
DISTILLED,
bllNOtO,
AND
BOTTLED
IN
iCQTLAND
m
2Ctt
11.10
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advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
bv
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Clean-Up
Paint-Up
Malt
mm&wMkt.
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Repairs,
Build
We
can
supply
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the
materials
for
a
new
home
or
for
additions
5
to
the
old
one.
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and
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It
over
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41
I
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