hursday
June
5,
lMt.
THE
DJIE7
KE7S
IVien
fio
firjf
mouthful
makes
you
shout
,
.
.
you
know
that
you're
tasting
genuine
Kellogg'
s
Corn
flakes.1
Dip
your
spoon
into
a
bowl
of
Kellogg'i
Corn
Flakes
;
.
.
let
their
criip
dtlicioujness
melt
in
your
mouth;
Never
again
will
you
be
in
doubt
as
to
why
4
out
of
5
Canadian
women
voted
Kellogg't
"tops"
for
flavour.
Why,
too,
taste
exptrti
unhesitatingly
en
dorse
this
opinion.
Kellogg''
flavour
gives
you
the
kind
of
appetite
that
helps
digestion.
They're
splendidly
lustaitung,
too.
An
average
serving
with
milk
and
sugar
gives
you
needed
tvtrsyi
Get
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
tomorrow.
Made
by
Kellogg's
in
London,
Canada.
1
V1
SPORT
CHAT
Tkiiliyl
A
meal
for
ihe
whole
family
com
only
few
pennies.
htte
ihe
"30-second
hreakfaM
loniorrow.
lnlwocunvenitnitizea.
--t-r
t,
7
Buy
Victory
Bonds
And
Weir
n
VICTORY
BOND
TORCH
Donated
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Mnre
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
NBBVBBnBaBaBU
"
i
i
i
LINKS
j
"Kellogg's
FIRST
for
flavour"
say
A
out
of
S.Canadian
families.
During
the
last
three
years
5,000
women
have
been
asked:
"What
is
your
family's
favourite
cereal?"
Each
year
Kellogg's
Cornflakes
have
won
by
a
large
majority.
Last
year,
wheu
housewives
were
asked
specifically:
"Which
brand
of
cornflake
do
you
think
tastes
best,
84,
or
4
out
of
3,
said
"Kellogg's."
Your
family,
too,
will
enjoy
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes.
When
you
eat
out,
ask
for
the
triple
-wrapped
individual
package.
with
any
of
them.
Koy
may
fill
real
at
around
the
waiver
price.
Vi
nHvers
cost
more
British
ColumniB
Canadian
Pacific
Tmnscontincntal
.
Trans-Atlantic
Transpacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
S.S.
''Princess
Adelaide-
every
Friday
iu
p
.
TO
VANCOUVER'
DIRECT
June
11th,
14th,
21st,
28th,
July
5th,
12th.
16th.
10th
To
Ketchikan,
WrMiiell,
Juneau
ami
June
6th,
9th,
16th,
23rd,
30th,
July
7th,
11,
14th
Direct
Connection
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
coat,,c
r..,.rni
Aetnt.
Vrinc
Rupert,
B.C.
.
.
nnn
nil.
the
fittings.
Just
like
new
at
very
low
prices.
Phone
Black
324.
n.
C.
Furniture
Co.
FOR
SALE
Buttermald
Delicatessen
See
owners.
tf
FOR
SALE
3
-room
suite
furniture.
Sell
complete
or
separate.
Phone
Blue
898.
(135)
FOR
KEN!
FOR
RENT
Heated
flat,
newly
renovated,
fully
modern.
Apply,
P.O.
Box
70.
(131)
WANTED
WAITED
To
rent.
5
or
C
roomed
house.
Phone
Black
561.
(133)
WANTED
Man
to
drive
car
and
dairy
work.
Valentin
Dairy.
tf
WANTED
Model
K35
Johnson
outboard
motor
for
repairs.
Crankshaft
and
cylinders
must
be
In
good
shape.
White
A.
Hanson,
Nlthl
River.
B.
C.
(132)
BOARD
AND
ROOM
ROOM
and
Boarders
in
private
THRILLING
BASEBALL
City
Locals
WU
In
Cls
Cm
from
Compusite
Military
Team
I
Last
vening
at
Acropolis
Park,
the
Composite
team
wade
H
de
but
In
the
City
Baseball
Leaiuv
by
losing
to
the
City
Laeals
to
th
Ulc
Dili.
Jlcica
uic
wjf
-vjf
it.u.c
w
w..
j
w.w
,
.
n.
-
n.....
rv
.y.b.
To
ifnnn
t.tnl
thp
RMs
have
ou-
ok
a
ilQ6U
Mi
Vile
wcwrw
vw
biia.i
iuv
tv
.
"
-
tiwiiiiiui.
aw
-
bought
for
$15,000,
but
he
didn't
paid
or
will
before
they
locate
the
steritt
cf.
....-...5
last
long.
Lee
Gamble
came
up
right
guy
will
add
up
to
more
than
Bowden
p.
4
.
...
J
.nrl
nnth.
Trim
V-l;kpV
nnlH
Clark
Griffith
Miirrou
If
9
r
irom
vne
ncu
s
iu.ih
wu
'""
.
j
cincinnau
ucus,
iiu
worm
,ng
Nino
Bonglovannl
was
drafted
tor
joe
uronin.
lomgave
up
BU1
rI
ITte
-mnit
NaUonal
League
champ-
r,
7irn
nnri
Prpnohv
Bordacaray
000
and
Lyn
Lary,
a
player
then
schroeder
rf
.
..3
i
-
r.r
ir
,1,111
will
hriVA
have
thp
the
most
most
'
'
i.i.
uu
u-
Vnnkees)
nma
came
in
n
n
a
vnlnprl
valued
at
nt
about
about
$35,000.
$35,000.
'Ppir-P
Price
If
If
m
r,vp
.,
,
?:.-;ve
player
In
baseball
nis-
tra(Je
for
cooke.
The
Reds
dug
In
ta?.
Hb
name
may
be
Koy.
and
to
tne
kmy
for
$40,000
for
Vlnce
i
ll
n
i;ain
n
may
not.
uui
ns
wr-
DiMagglo
and
then
traded
him
even
OtlSfiDclll
vlCOrCS
;via
wn:ver
winds
up
as
the
up
for
John
mzZo
vvhen
the
Reds,
j
car
:fui
tory
left
fielder
for
RwaDDed
Rlzzo
to
the
Phils
for
Mor-1
tie
Reas
J
nave
cost
more
than
.
Amovlch
they
had
to
cough
up
ny
othet
puvn
Already
the
Reds
an
extra
$10,000.
ave
srpc.i)
mere
than
a
quarter
of
i
mllllcn
iryv,
to
find
thU
field-
I.i5-hittln3
st
j.t
That's
the
amount
baid
out
for
left
fielders
since
Bill
lloKcchnif
became
manager
of
the
P.eds
three
scisons
ago.
Al
Simmons
came
at
the
$7,500
waiver
nrice.
Wally
Berger
was
obtained
from
the
Giants
for
Alex
I
Kampourls.
an
Infielder
who
had
cost
$30,000.
The
tag
on
Bud
Hafey1
i
was
$20,000.
Dick
West
was
an
ex-
The
late
;t
pi.iycr
to
be
bought
for
pensive
$25,000.
Mike
McCormick
trial
at
mat
snot
Is
Ernie
Koy,
.
nnrnn
miir
nn
tsn
-
.
,
-
C094.
fU,WU
UltU
Ii.
A'v...
'
horn
the
Cardinals
let
co
for
$35.-
..
,
.,i
.
000.
Jim
uieeson
came
in
a
ho
!.
Altc-ether
m.-
.u
the
Reds
j
have
,
tried
.
.
t
,
.,
Anfl
ome
20
players
In
the
left
garden
min
UK
uuu:
iU1
"
'
id
so
far
havn't
been
satisfied
Jim
Ripple
was
bought
from
Mont-
American
League
Washington
4,
St.
Louis
7.
Chicago
6,
Philadelphia
1.
ers
postponed.)
National
League
St.
Louis
2,
Boston
4.
Others
postponed.
-...2
j
Composite
Alt.
Engelson,
R.C.N.,
lb
4
Madden,
R.
C.
A.,
3b
4
May.
R.C.N.,
C
4
Mll'chel.
R.C.N.;
ss
4
Vellan,
iRCJiSC,
2b.
.4
Coomles,
R.C.CJS.,
cf.
4
St.
Jean,
R.C.C5.,
If
4
Brown,
R.C.A.,
rf.
4
Carlisle.
R.C.CS..
n
4
i
house.
Apply
644
Thompson
St.!
Phone
Blue
098.
(132)
FOUND
FOUND
Black
leather
brief
case
with
pen
and
ink
drawing
ln-.side.
Owner
will
please
call
at
the
Dally
News
and
pay
for
this
advertisement.
(tf)
Spares
Randall,
R.C.C.S.,
des,
jR.CNi.,
Green,
R.C.A.
Score
by
Innings:
Locals
1
2
3
0
0
0
Composites
12
3
0
0
0
II.
1
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
II.
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
Bowling
Played
In
Fine
Weather
FOR
SALE
-7
room
nouse.
iui
MB
-
,
,
r.-
Ave
East.
Near
both
schools
and."""
"
""
,
,
nvTj.
I
Am
Pun
nfr
fin
Tiieiliv
Anil
dry
dock.
$20D0
cash.
Phone
Green
922.
j34)
FOR
SALE
3
wing
pumps,
2
pipe
cutters,
1
lawn
mower,
odd
tools,
1
bath
tub,
4
wash
basins
with
all
a
VUIB
III!
ll
Mfc-mM4
J
MIIU
Wednesday
Evenings
Last
night's
perfect
weather
enabled
the
playing
of
a
full
list
of
regular
fixtures
In
the
Canadian
National
,
Recreation
Association's
Lawn
Bowling
League,
results
be-'
lng
as
follows:
Jack
Frew
rink,
18;
R.
M.
Wins-low
rink,
15.
W.
H.
Wilson-Murray,
17;
Frank
Vickers,
16.
Jack
Paul,
28;
R.
E.
Benson,
23.
G.
P.
Tinker,
25;
Thomas
Mc-
iMeekln,
10.
'
In
postponed
games
Tuesday
I
night
D.
A.
MacPhee's
rink
won
over
Thomas
McMeekln's
24
to
20
with
Jack
Frew's
defeating
R.
E.
Benson's
2!
to
14.
THE
SEAL
01
QUALITY
mm
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockcye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Tacked
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year,
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
BOWLERS
10
1
VANDERHOOF
The
Nechako
Valley
Pionrro'
Association
has
elected
offioavs
as
follows:
president.
Dr.
W.
Row
Stone,
vice-president.
H.
h.
Blajk;
secretary-treasurer.
W.
J.
RImM;
executive
Ji
W.
H.
Day.
Mrs.
aeuTge
O3-ston,
Mrs.
E
Paterson
anil
Mrs.
P.
Park;
historian,
Oeorge
Ogston;
auditor,
Henry
Sangebye.
narrow
margin
u
o
Mrs.
A.
A.
Hutchinson
of
Vander-
It
was
a
lougn
one
iur
uumctMiie
:,..
to
lose
as
tney
had
been
leading
uV
Cub
Decides
To
Assist
In
hoof
has
rec
.
..
..
...
.v.
,
1
,
.....
",if
tit
fhiMmi
Bundles
to
Britain
which
are
oe-
live
10
mree
unu,
u
.
.
.
..
.
7ne
t
to
the
old
Country
by
the
wnen
uie
iaicw
.n
.-.
last,
inning,
Tv,htP
of
th
tv,
,V,1
crame
Pnr
rui
th
uic
toft
lawn
uiwu
BowlUlB
w's
Association
in
an
-
u
cAa........vw
...
tne
wnoie
game,
.
.
.
St.
ot
John
.,,.
,
s
Arobu-.
of
part
of
the
game
It
looked
as
If
effort
to
ra.se
she
sum
of
$3030
as
under
auspices
.
..11
,j
u
.4
-
......
..-..
tr
,k
nhiMrpn
v
nt.fcm-0
Association.
The
examina-
with
a
nl.e
hit
Into
ttie
cenlr
The
deeiaion
of
tn
local
ciuo
to
.
field.
assist
In
the
ralstfig
of
a
fund
fol-
did
very
well.
rrui-
n
.
n
h.
tho
nnwsrut'i.
'w
the
rwi
tt
nf
a
letter
from
of
a
pltcner's
battle.
Bowdt.i
W.
Kenmuir,
president,
0!
tne
Bri-
Douglas.
Lodge,
popular
resort
on
chucking
fine
ball
for
the
locals
tish
Columbia
Lawn
Bowling
As-
Stuart
Lake
near
Fort
St.
James,
In
the
first
four
lnnlnr.s;
ueins
re-
station,
wlih
as
as
follows:
has
been
re-opened
for
the
season,
nirf
in
fho
fifth
hvlarRbip.
who
"Another
season
for
lawn
bowl-'Mrs.
E.
G.
Baynes
having
recently
finished
the
game
in
fine
style,
lng
has
aa.n
arrived
and
we
are
Carlisle
carried
the
whole
game
indeed
foituaate
to
be
able
to
en
himself.
The
bang
hit
of
the
eve-
Jcy
the
grand
old
game,
ning
came
when
the
the
sixth
Ken
'
If
we
stop
for
a
moment
and
,imnrvvi
nut.
a
home
run
with
VVIWIUWI
consider
the
"V
unreat
---
and
turmou
C
Vi
fri
nH
sn
hnrn
arrived
staff.
Rev.
J.
Miller
McCormick
toiiiucuci
uii
uao
s,4
-
i
-
,
I
This
game
was
sparked
with
day,
esptUally
m
foreign
lands,
iFralriedale
and
Fort
St.
James.
manv
fine
nlavs.
the
boys
really
and
fully
realize
the
difficulties
from
Vancouver
with
her
"PAOZ
FTV3
Be
sure
fo
get
1
E
Quaker
Puffed
Whtfat
and
1
B
Cooker
Puffed
Rice
sum
of
three
thousand
dollars
dPrht)3f
from
Nelson
to
take
ever
Legion
Hall
here
last
night.
0
which
Is
to
go
to
a
lund
to
help
1
0
the
children
Qf
Oieat
Britain.
Wei
.....
A...
.
.
!
1
.1
,
....
I
all
Know
now
ine
ennuren
..uvc
0
bten
deprived
of
their
homes
and
0
loved
ones
due
to
the
rude
tactics
1
0
of
war.
2
"We
trust
the
various
Lawn
0
Bowling
Clubs
in
British'
Columbia!
It.
will
in
some
small
way
be
able
to1
1
contrlb"ute
towards
this
fund
and
1
help
us
to
reach
our
objective.'
2'
:
:
I
0
GO.VF
WITH
THE
GLASS
I
01
LONDON,
June
5:
(CP)
Bomb
1
'shocks
have
taken
a
heavy
toll
In
0
wine
glasses
and
tablets
In
pub-0
lie
houses,
virtually
irreplaceable,
0
and
Eom?
uubs
have
tlosed
on
ac-i
Gcd-
count
of
it.
mm
T-
M)
VI
I
II
I
.1
I
I'll
Fm
h
flu.
idvcrtiitmcnt
ll
net
publifticd
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tj
Govcrnmcnt'of
Biiliil
Columbia
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
150
Heated
Rooms
Hot
Water
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
in
Connection
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
W.
Colton.
D.CJPb.C.
Wallace
Block,
Phone
Cl
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli
Proprietor
"A
IIOIUE
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
upp
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Bo
190
Buutllul
coloured
pictures
'mwttruilflriink
Britain's
Fighting
Planesand
Warships
of
the
British
Navy.
Th
"SPITFIRE,,t
"HURRICANt",
DEFIANT"
nd
BOMBING
PLANES.
I.M.S.
HOOD
.
.
H.M.S.
RODNEY
.
.
SUBMARINE.
AND
OTHERS.
Send
two
bo
top
from
packaitrs
of
requetd.
writ
your
name
na
address
on
one
of
tne
box
topa.
with
the
name
01
the
dMired
piclure
then
mail
them
to
ine
uonaua
Starch
Company
P.O.
Bo
137,
Vancouver
.
Thomas
Embley
has
left
for
Van-
the
Composites
woum
De
victorious,
a
unci
iuna
it
me
umuitn
.
.,.,
.
rmhlev
w
.ras
sr
.-ays
SSS
V
them
when
th
Locals
too
tne
r.
01
spec,
gan.es
...
,
-
-
-
-
-
n(
4
runs.
LambJe
knoMcin
m
we,'
ruture.
t
'".x
...
"
-.ij4
Mrs.
N.
Trinkes
left
last
week
for
a
visit
in
Edmonton.
ThP
QUlesnle
Grain
Co.
haji
ship
ped
a
carload
of
oats
from
here
to
James
wps
taken
to
the
Prince
George
General
Hospital
at
the
held
latter
part
of
last
week
for
treat-
Anclican
Church
services
on
Sun-
ment.
that
is
prevalent
in
the
world
to-,
day
of
this
week
at
Vancerhoor,(
Kelowna
In
the
Okanagan
aisirici.
Manuel
Rottacker
of
Fort
St.
Rev,
and
Mrs.
Hugh
Herblson
returned
to
Vanderhoof
last
week
af
ter
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attending
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the
me
annual
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British
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turning
in
fine
ball.
the
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ureal
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nave,
constable
riaroict
J.
Jennings,
iur-
Downey
umpired
the
game
and
had
to
endure
we
cannot
neip
Dutmerly
of
vandernooi,
was
nere
at.
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uonierence
oi
u.e-
umra
Jim
Wilson
of
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
feel
thankful
for
the
liberty
we
the
end
of
the
week
viMtinp
the
I
Church
of
Canada
In
Vancouver.
kept
the
score
sheet.
City
Locals
All.
Lambie
ss.,
sp.
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5
Kerr
3b.
5
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e.
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5
Morcran
lb
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enjoy.
Masonic
Lodge
and
renewing
ac-
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K.I
nhls
year
at
our
semi-annual
qualntance
with
many
old
friends,
r.
Maltland
K.C
provincial
2
meeting
a
motion
was
paswa
tnaij
!
Conservative
leader,
addressed
a
2
this
tnw
Association
Asaociaium
try
and
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raise
thej
h.
H.
F.
F.
Wallace
Wallace
has
nas
arrived
arrived
in
in
Van-'
van-
pubtc
puDiuc
meeting
nsreung
In
in
the
ine
Canadian
MEN'S
SOLID
LEATHER
Work
In
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Pancp
and
Oak
Tanned
Soles.
Priced
from
$2.95
T0
$7.50
Our
Stock
of
SHOE
FINDINGS
Including
Folishes,
Laces,
Arch
Supports,
Corn
Pads,
Shoe.
Trees,
Etc,,
is
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in
the
City
SOLE
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FOR
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Donnacona
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We
have
on
hand
large
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of
coal
to
suit
every
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All
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coal
Is
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screened
and
prepared.
Also
a
complete
line
of
lumber
for
every
type
of
building.
Our
shingles
are
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
they
are
not
kiln
dried
and
have
all
of
the
natural
oils
so
necessary
to
long
life
and
durability,
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