Thursday,
June
26.
1641.
fv
Birthday
Y-BOATS'.
IN
LANDING
DURING
MANOEUVRES
AT
CAPE
COD
i.
4
Like
Of
J.
W.
Henkel
Regally
Celebrated
On
Year's
Their
rich
malty
flavour
will
win
your
family's
favour!
Tike
this
jtniitionil
opportunity
to
try
Quktr
Corn
FUkts.
Taste
the
dtlicioul
differ-ence
mall
wke.
w
re
jo
sure
your
whole
fmily
will
like
them
thit
we
lay:
Buy
Quaker
Cora
Hakes
now.
Tlien,
put
them
to
everj
taste
test
.
.
.
compare
them
for
crispness,
freshness,
ttytmt.
witli
any
corn
(takes'
you'
V
ever'tawa.
Then,
if
you
don't
agree
they're
the
most
delw
cibw
corn
llukeryo'rerrfi'er.
i"'
return
the
partly-used
package
and
you
will
(i
double
your
money
back.
Join
the
millions
of
happy
families
who
enjoy
Quaker
Corn
Hakes
as
a
daily
treat.
Buy
several
packages
from
your
grocer
today.
ITS
THE
MALT
in
Quaker's
famous
secret
reelp
that
makes
Qiuker
Corn
Flakes
so
estra
delic
ous
.
.
.
rlch
ana
flavourf.il.
AnJ
these
finer
"itpler,
too
,
,
.
toasted
to
crunchy
perfection,
then
sold
in
special
Aavour-iealed
packages
i
down
the
Hootallnqua
River
over
as
"Grandpa.'
the
most
favored
route
for
the
J'8ni.
proposed
Alaska
Highway.
He
stak
Longest
Day
torla
and
Seattle,
till
the
Call
of
the
West
again
called
him.
Tnen
he
landed
at
Bella
Coola
from
the
FRANCOIS
LAKE.
June
26:
On
head
of
which
Inlet
he
packed
a
the
longest
day
of
the
year,
the
tram
of
cayuses
over
the
moun-birthday
anniversary
of
J.
W.
tain
trail
,to
Ootsa
Lake,
where
fa
r.'f
H
UNION1
STEAMSHIPS
f-TD.
Special
Afternoon
Cruise
""""
'-.TOiS!?
SATURDAY,
'
JUNE
28th,
19
11
SAlUiu'"'!
Trutiirnlna
5:00
p.m.
Leaves
C.N.R.
Dock
2:00
parMtiOT.
the
lrlnce
enroute
by
Afternoon
tea
served
aboard-Muslc
Rupert
Boys
Band
EXCURSION
FARE
$1.00
(Plus
Tax)
Children
uau
to
his
great
de
After
many
years
of
active
par-
tiMnnf
lnn
in
the
social
and
econ-
i
T
erl
a
nav
pliilm
on
flreen
Gulch,
a
i
j
-
omic
ilie
Ul
me
r
iiuituu
MUC
Tafp
QUEEN'S
AIR
RAID
FUND
Lthat
(he
day
was
all
to
short
to
sional
nomadic
'Indian.
alr
raj
fUna
having
been
on
the'
entertain
-the
many
visitors
wno
m
lwa
rumors
oi
ine
construe-
sick
jlst
for
a
short
time
a
mls-irrlved
from
all
parts
to
bid
the
(tlon
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
take
was
made
yesterday
in
the
well
known
oldtlmer
many
nappy
Railway
caused
mm
to
move
to
me
am0unt
to
be
forwarded
to
London
returns.
The
festival
was
continued
north
side
of
Francois
Lake
where
Ior
the
Air
Raid
Fund.
It
was
tn
tfie
following
day
when
Mrs.
he
took
up
the
most
beautiful
tound
that
the
sum
of
$14
had
Henke)
served
a
regal
dinner
to
farm
site
in
the
central
Interior
been
acknowledged
twice,
so
when
tfco
fvnrrf
fnipou
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
lakes
district,
farmine
it
for
IHtiny
Ysa
VftL
wfic
TYiaHo
nut
tVinfc
Slim
John
H
Keefe
and
their
children,
'years.
He
was
not
quite
alone
in
had
to
be
deducted
from
the
check"
,sed-
Edith.
Virginia,
Jose,
John
and
the
winter
of
1905-6,
as
he
had
a
which
was
$57.29.
When
the
error
Ralph
congratulatory
cards
being
neighbor
some
forty
miles
away,
was
discovered
the
paper
was
be-
Wlvw1
froTrt
Mnrlnn
another
Of
'one
Bill
WatSOn.
but
did
not
meet
Incr
nrlntort
nnrt
snme
nf
the
ennie.4
down
three
German
planes.
HHiiirL.ir.il?
suns
LONDON,
June
26:
(CP)
Loose'-
I
fitting
trousers
and
blouses
in
'blue-grey
serge
are
being
Issued
to
R.
A.
F.
pilots
and
air
crews
to
be
worn
under
flying
gear.
.
MEATLESS
SAUSAGES
LONDON
June
26:
(CP)-
Customers
expect
meat
sausages,
said
a
London
magistrate
fining
a
dealer
for
selling
what
were
alleged
to
be
meatless
"vegetable
sausages."
We
need
youf
ro-operatinrt
to
give
you
better
service.
Please
put
out
our
milk
bottles
daily
as
we
need
them
for
tomorrow.
Dominion
Dairy
PBONE
10
YES
FOLKS,-
SETTLE
DOWN
TO
BUSINESS
The
Victory
Bond
went
over
the
top,
andThe
Variety
Store
have
what
you
want'
at
reasonable
prices.
Call
in
and
look
around.
Pleased
to
see
you
at
the
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
330
West
3rd
Ave.
Fhone
Rod
127
P.O.
Box
757
PAQZ
nvz
"TS3
DAILY
Durlng
part
of
the
manoeuvres
to
shape
American
tioops
into
f
ir:.l
clas
modern
warriors,
troops
of
the
I6UV
US.
Infantry,
steel
hel-meted,
rifles
and
all,
speed
to
the
shore
irt-Y-boats
after
-leaving
the
a
'my
transport
In-the
background.
Arriving
at
the
shore,
the
troops
stormed
"enemy"
positions
and
effected
a
landing.
INTERIOR
PIONEER
I
McBRIDE
Prince
Oeowe.
has
COAL
RATIONS
CUT
Mr
Henkel's
grand-children
who
him
until
four
years
later,
when
'were
0n
the
street.
,
BRADFORD,
Eng.,
June
26:
'CP)
is
at
present
at
Terrace.
the
Hazelton
trail
superseded
the
After
three
years
research,
ex-
mattresses,
chesterfields,
at
low
prices.
Phone
Black
324.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
(FOR
SALE
Cheap,
small
quantity
I!
AH)
VICTIM'S
REQUEST
I
of
used
chicken
wire.
Phone
Black
PRESTON,
Eng.,
June
26:
(CP);
96
,("9
Will
of
Mrs.
Alicia
Peers,
killed
In,1
air
raid,
left
most
of
her
$62,300
es-tate'to
Lord
Mllner's
home
for
shell-
i
shocked
soldiers.
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
suite,
dln-
Ino-
mnm
citltp
nl,inri.
rlrniilnt
FOR
SALE
Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
by
thq
undersigned
up
WANTED
WANTED
High
school
boy
wishes!
I
work
for
summer
months.
Ap-ply
Box
112,
Dally
Newt.
(155)
WANTED
TO
RENT
Light
housekeeping
room
or
board
and
room
I
for
young
married
woman.
Red
1
414.
(149)
'wANTED
Housekeeper,
Apply
Catholic
Reatory.
(tf)
WANTED
Experienced
lady
home
cook.
Phone
Black
074.
(tf)
'
......
mmmmmmmmmmm
-
v,
r
Mtrai
iLIKES
LIFE
HOUSEWIVES
'
!
IN
ENGLAND
ON
RATIONS
Plenty
Of
Spring
Salads
Available
British
Experts
Issue
Sample
Menu
I
Now
Window
Shopping
In
Indicating
How
To
Get
Along
London
Flowers
In
Bloom
On
22
Cents
Worth
Per
Head
'
This
Is
an
extract
of
a
letter
LONDON.
June
26:
(CPi
Major
.
-iv,.
i.
.
i,.
.fV
tn4l
nrnhlpm
rnnf
rnntlnff
everv
British
like
it
better
and
at
least
It
Is
made"
with
fatless
pastry).
decree,
late
of
the
National
much-
healthier
than
In
stuffy
bar-
Thursday
Plquante
tripe
(un-
1
taxen-
rack's.
We
moved
the
advance
par-
rationed),
potatoes,
beans.
fork
of
Sulphur
Creek,
meeting
the
seUiement.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henkel
nv
"th
-
di
ni
n!I
room
at
.he
Fraser
rv
ont
lhst
Kundav
in
a
nourlnsr
men
aren't
complaining
and
are
glad
to
get
to
work.
i
"This
is
one
of
the
nicest
parts
Friday
Salt
cod
cake,
Jacket
fusual
ups
and
downs
of
the
placer
have
retired,
the
old
time
pros-
jHotel
here
and
ha5
openeci
up
with
ram
and
for1
a
couple
of
days
were
potatoes,
carrots.
.,
r
,...,1
prospector.
pector
carrying
nis
inree
quarters
j
mproveci
aruj
renovated
unable
to
secure
tent
floors
so
Saturday
Black
pudding
'
hot-Leleuration
At
lraiifois
.
..f
-ant,,
nn
shoulders
which
......
m.
nnur
v,oc
.
,
.
'j
,u.
Leaving
tne
xUKon
in
isnw,
ne
,
,
,
,
ouuuuig
uuu
uumii,.
mat
mey
sei
ine
tern.5
up
on
me
jjui,
sjjmacii,
uuacu
vcgcimca.
nnr
ven
rnmmpncerl
to
DOw
.
.
nm.
-
......
.
.
made
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
Vic-
,r.
"r-
";C:"f
,oeen
umauw
wiu
-.!,
wun
ruDDer
snseis
ana
eat
s
navor.ng
...
o---
i
viaea
in
wuau
waa
iuuhmit
siraw
nairaMes.
mousn,
11
wisn
l
ine
second
irruun
01
menus
was
i
kitchen.
Hotel
guests
will
still
beoo
bad
and
before
the
main
party
designed
to
provide
an
even
dls
able
to
use
the
old
dining
room
mioved
out
we
got
our
tent
floors
.trlbution
of
meat
meals
through
'and
.the
new
portion
win
De
avail-
jtnci
an
was
wen.
it
rained
more
or
out
the
week.
"The
secret
Is
to
jable
forishort
orders
at
any
hour
e3s
steadily
for
the
first
four
days
use
meat
as
If
It
were
a
flavoring,.
I
tattd
although
the
sun
had
been
said
Mrs:
Horton.
t
I
T
T
MInra
rnVJIf
wfirks
en-.
Vi
Itilriir
Art
n'
ni1-nlo
rt
rwnclrn
if'
.Qiinriav;
Oftld
fllTofs
nf
Iplllpfl.
,
,
.
...
,
,
,
.
,
.
.
...
.
.
I
.
HI
I
IU
I
I
II
f
"
"
v..
M
.wm.w
v
w.v..w
.w
.
.
j
"
-
J
Henkel
was
ceiepraiea
ai
uiewm
ne
was
me
iun
whim;
kwb
w
ktlU
1
'lnr
T,nc
reeelverf
word
that
an-
hasn't
been
what
We
wnuld
call
lamb,
salad
of
dried
vegetables
.
.
(
1
I
.
j
-
O
lr
n
A
I
Ife...,
"i
-
-
-
a
fcome
01
mi.
ana
Mrs.
neiiKei
laite
up
resilience
on
a.
utic
'
'
where
the
retired
couple
are
pre-emption
where
he
wintered"
owing
to
the
person
in
the
Daily
I
.inprpaxt;
,
,
spending
their
declining
years
At
alone,
seeing
no
one
out
an
occa-
News
ofice
who
looks
after
the
roJect8
soon,
ihcUghi
Sq
well
wait
for
it
Tuesday-Suetless
minced
beef'
Huh
inn
nil
m
ennrr
rn
tinno
i
nnmnnin
inninn
i
r
i
i..i
am
-
"We
nave
sent
out
three
detach-
roll
(eight
oz.
meat),
peas,
car-Iments
on
separate
Jobs'
and
thev
rots.
tare
well
under
way
and
the
begin-
Wednesday
Beef
gnocchi
(four
STOCKHOLM,
June
26:
(CP)
Ining
of
the
week
We
are
sendinf
oz.
beef)'
on
creamed
vegetables,
The
ration'
of
coal
for
Swedish
In-
lout
two
more.
Until
we
get
some
potatoes.
dustrles
In
June
has
been'
cut
to
more
equipment
that
will
be
our
Thursday
Sheep's
head
roll
fun
one-half
the
quantity
earlier
prom-
NEW
WARTIME
FABUIC
just
a
tew
inumate
irn
i
..u
.
W1T
SEVEN
PKOriTS
:wlth
ves
than
in
barracks
slices
bacon),
with
mP
savory
wh
hh
ch'
ru
feels
l.ke
P
silk,
,i
k
.
dump
v
district
began
to
settle
In
earn-
rayolanda,
the
family
were
present,
a
quiet
up
T.nnn.M
.i.me
2ft-
(HPiWhen
with'
.fh.
all
the'
fA.,,n.
facilities
K.
but
the
lings".
waceful
Sabbath
terminating
a
est.
birthday
celebration
which
will
be
L..h..'
vt'oH
ir
rtf
9n"
looks
like
wool
and
has
combined
In
the
year
1917
he
met
and
,Wirw,
,,tK
rtmnteeiw
it
qualities
of
both.
long
remembered
by
all
who
were
married
Mrs.
J.
Colberg
Christen-
'reveaied
some
artleles
involved
had
j
who
with
her
charming
Pftsent
-
sen,
deal
trough
seven
ers,
pro-
....
nn
J-unViAiiii
rlAAA
ahH
Allin
-y-v
I
jacoo
w.
nenkei
was
a
-sour-
uasiucta,
Ulutc
u.u
nts
being
taken
by
each
of
them.
iough'
of
'98
who
went
to
Dawson
ceeded
to
make
the
life
of
the
I
City
via
the
Stiklne
River
from
Sour-dough
prospector
one
of
com-,
SCORF
THREE
ALL
fort
Wrangell
with
an
outfit
ofifort
and
refinement.
Both
girls
mVDON
2g.
(CP)
A
bulls
following
the
river
Ice
to
the
married
locally
and
their
families
.
u
under
20-crew
'
Tahlton,
thence
toTesllnLake
and
affectionately
refer
to
Mr.
Henkel
nrSTi-
fit
aM
Mu
FAMILVS
FAVOURITE
toys
I
.
i
.
mm
r.
r
i
ajoetz
Quaker
Corn
Flakes
'iover
enemy
territory
and
brought!
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
10
1
laundry
tub.
beds,
springs
and
limrti
and
the
bdys
will
get
a
good
rationed),
salad
of
mixed
yeget-ichance
to
get
Worked
in.
Working
ables.
f
a
little
longer
hours
than
the
bal-
Friday
Broth
from
sheep's
head,
ance;
of
the
army
we
feed
a
little
flavored
with
grated
cheese.
Cold
better
and
once
the
cook
gets
Into
vegetables
and
e3g
brawn,
with
the
run
of
things
everything
salad.
should
be'
all
right.
It's
somewhat
Saturday
Savory
Hvef
andi
bac-different
cooking
under
canvas
on
hot-pot
(one
lb.
liver
and'
three
NEW
BISHOP
OF
ELY
of
England,
they
tell
me,
and
if
.
r.MnDirv,p
CAMBRIDGE.
June
26:
,v
(CP)
rtn,iniv
lto
iti,-.
if
-irL.
tended
grounds
both
in
public
and
md
S0',?
L
r001"
'e
prlvate
buildings
and
we
have
our
T
f0"
1
Wn.
has
been
v,ot
nominated
by
the
K
ne.
SPITFIRE'S
FIRE
POWER
L.NCN.
June
26.
iCPi
-A
pub-
Canadian
Engineer
in-
the
Cana-
nousewife
toaay
is
now
10
mane
dlan
Army
overseas
to
nis
famify
the
meat
ration
last
out
the
week.
the
ttre-power
of
a
Splt-
as
showing
condition
in
England.
The
ration
Is
one
shilling
(22
lire
airp.ane
'
is
greater
than
hat
It
may
be
Interesting
to
the
gert-
cenf
worth
per
head.
of
the
entire
mashine
gun
strength
era!
reader:
Mrs.
Lydla
Horton.
ministry
of
of
a
brigade
of
Infantry.'
"England,
May
31
food
cookery
chief,
prepared
sample
"You
will
have
noted
that
life
in
menus
for
two
weeks'"
dinners
for
KEPT
GUNS
GOING
England
although
not-
a
bed
of
a
family
of
four
providing
four
loses
has
been
mu:h
mors
sail-
shillings'
(89
cents)
worth
of
meat
LONDON,
June
26:
(CP)
-Even
factory
than
we
were
lad
to
be-
weekly.
Food
Minister
Lord
Wool-
on
Whit-Monday
Uune
2)
til
Royal
l
2Ve
ton
tasted
several
of
her
dishes
at
Ordancc
factories
under
the
Mln-
""I
eventually
returned
from
my
a
demonstration.
istry
of
Supply
ran
full
blastno
.andlng
leave
which
3e.necf
alt
too
First
week
was
designed
for
the
bank
holidays
wartime.
short
and
we
were
then
advised
household
which
likes
to
use
the
'
that
-work
was
to
start
almost
im-
meat
ration
all
at
once
in
the
form
mediately.
As
this
wrkr
Is
rathei
of
a'
Sunday
Joint.
The
menus:
scattered
It
was
much
better
for
Sunday
Roast
short
ribs
of
beef,
us
to
move
camp
equipment
and
so
loast
potato
slices,
spring
veget-we
moved
out
under
canvas.
They
ables.
picked'
a
very
niJe
spot
for
us
and
Monday
Parsley
pudding
flavor-aKhcnigft
this
English
climate
ed
with
bacon.
v
whefe
W
rains
off
and
on
on
thef
Tuesday
Curried
left-over
beef,;
slightest
provocation
isn't
perhaps
mashed
potatoes,
vegetables.
j
fhe
best
in
the
world
for
campin
Wednesday
Woolton
pie
(egg
'conditions,
the
boys
1
think
will
and
vegetables
baked
together,!
SK
flavour
l?"V5t
DROP,
Zt7?
SOM
""i
iuumiik
unci
a
sniuii
gux-
,
.
.
r
c-P
den.
We
had
green
onions,
toma-
S'!lenCfUo"
asD
Bishp
,
'
lnt
SO
W
piace
oi
Kt.
Rev.
Bernard
Hey-
tart
,
iWood
No,
not
from
our"
garden
but
fair-
j
ly
reasonably
priced.
When
we
were
comm-S
back
from
leave
we
stopped
cameras
cameras,
lot
ioi
oi
of
..
T
j
.
tools.
1
wing
pump,
wash
basins,
"
"
"L
T.
FOR
SALE
6
roomed
house,
133
7th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Red
921.
:
U
,(154)
a
w
ws,o
4
T
VtSJ
TT
10.
UUKbtu
that
Is
about
thirty-five
cents
coin
of
the
realm
so
wV
ea;h
bought
one
and
they
certainly
tasted
good.
These
we
bought
for
.today
were
only
2s.
6d.
a
pound
so
that'
was
not
too
bad,
hothbUse"
arid
rather
tasteless
but
some
change.
"Coming
back
we
spent
the
whole
day
window
shopping1
on
Regent,
Bond.
Oxford
and
Pica-1
dilly
Streets
in
London
and
found";
mat
pricey
were
noi
too
mucn
out
of
the
way.
I
was
trying
to
get
Zr.
h,,ff.t
virii
nnrf
something
for
the
kids
but
there
and
odd
'
household
furniture.
id!din't
seem
to
be
any
toys
of
any
carpets.
Phone
Red
921.
133
7th
Ave.
East.
(154")
TENDERS
INVITED
kind
for
sale.
They
had
some
nice
little
bicycles
Jbut
I
couldn't
figure
how
to
send
them
back.
I
was
looking
at
some
Irish
linens
and
some
silverware
but
the
prices
seemed
a
little
out
of
line,
par
ticularly
for
the
money
I
had.
I
to
noon
of
Tuesday,
July
15th,
might
get
some
later.
for
the
purchase
or
one-storey
frame
cottage
consisting
of
Ilv-
lng-room,
bedroom,
kitchen,
pan-
Right
along
beside
my
tent
there
are
about
fifteen
rhododendron
bushes
loaded
with
flowers.
No
try
and
bathroom,
situate
on
Lot
odor
to
speak
of
but
they
certainly
4,
Block
25,
Section
1,
Second
j00k
nice
and
the
lilacs
are
Just
Avenue.
i'comins
into
bloom.
I'm
entirely
at
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
a
joss
-to
pick
out
the
different
necessarily
accepted.
flowers
but
every
house
is
more
or
TERMS:
Strictly
cash.
less
surrounded
with
them
mostly
Norman
A,
Watt,
Esq.,
Admlnis-.
perennials
I
guess
.and
the
hedges
trator
of
the
estate
of
Severin
are
cut
Into
weird
and
wonderful
O'Qulnn,
deceased.
Prince
Rupert.
Court
House.
tf.
shapes
cats,
dogs,
roosters,
etc.
The
kids
would
get
a
bang
out
of
them.
All
goes
well.
NEEDS
TRIE
CLOCK
On
the
average
the
moon
rises
CO
minutes
later
each
day.
J.
Bouzek
TAILOR
LADIES
and
GENTS
Best
Materials,
Workmanship
2nd
Ave.
two
doors
from
Broadcasting;
Station
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
511
FRASER
STREET
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