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to
be
erected
bv
the
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th
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tbo
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of
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r
"-'-""'"uuieu.
Any
person
navmg
an
idea
of
building
should
not
be
daunted
by
the
fact
that
125
eon-tract
houses
are
going
up.
All
those
will
be
needed
for
dry
dock
employees.
It
does
not
eount
at
all
on
the
military-
demand
or
the
demand
from
other
sources
consequent
on
the
changed
industrial
condition
of
the,
citv.
Houses
will
be
needed,
a
lot
of
them
and
then
more
in
the
near
future.
We
feel
sure
of
that.
War
In
Orient
-
-
-
The
general
opinion
seems
to.
be
that
the
war
in
the
r.
r"
Ficau
uiui
ueiore
long
Dotn
tne
ijri-
iion
jiiupire
ana
me
unitea
states
Will
be
implicated.
That
means
Prince
Rupert
and
possibly
the
whole
of
the
Pacific
Coast
including
Alaska.
"
-
We
do
not
wish
to
scare
people'here
but
we
must
admit
that
we
seem
to
be
getting
closer
to
the
war
every
day
and,
if
we
escape
being
in
it,
before
the;
ena
we
shall
be
Street
Sfens
1
Y
5??-enlarrivSls
,ln
Prince
RuPert
are
complaining
of
v,
the
dlfflfllltv
in
finrliVirr
fV.,'
t
i.
XI
.L
m,h
uicii
vyaj
auuui
me
city,
mere
i
are
few
street
signs,
particularly
in
the
residential
section,
and
with
such
a
large
and
rapidly
changing
poi.ulatioi
t
they
think
somethinc
shmilri
hb
Jnh
y
u7
.i
would
i
j
not
i.
i
be
i
large
and
the
advantage
to
uuuub
newcomers
ib.
aiic
would
trust
be
very
great.
There
was
a
recent
move
in
this
direction
but
so
far
without
tangible
results.
,
When
You
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
Dependable
TAXI
ni
ikii-
2
Hour
Service
at
Rernlar
Ratei
SMITHERS
TBI
LjAilt
NBWf
iLEGENDS
OF
I
NAAS
RIVER!.
j
The
Naas
Rlyer
is
always
snoken
jof
reverently
by
the
natives
as
be-,
Ing
the
saviour
of
the
ocople,
largely
because
of
the
run
of
oolichan,
which
comes
between-seasons
In
the
spring
and
brings
abundance
Iearlv
or
food
at
a
tlm,
when
the
winter
hjpplles
are
liable
to
be
about
exhausted,
according
to
Rev.
W.
E.
CrlllT.n.
who
was
the
speaker
at
I
the
Pruvce
Rupert
Rotary
Club
lunrhwnt
yrsiqrdfy
afternoon.
Mr
CMlison
sDoke
of
the
number
pf
places
where
there
Is
line
scenery
in
British
Columbia
and
the
constantly
increasing
number
of
tour-
Istn
rnmliie
tn
thp
nrnvlnrp
Hp
nl-
!so
mentioned
-that
there
were
much
more
interesting
things
to
be
seen
Frank
Newbery
Jr.,
son
of
Mr.
and
viir
M,hPrv
of
smithPM.
n"ar
nome
tn3n
at
a
distant.
One
left'smlthers
on
Thursday's
train
cf
the
very
interesting
and
pictur-
P'acess
was
the-
Naas
River
for
Prince
Rupert
where
he
expects
fr
loin
thp
Piinnrtlan
nrrr.rri
forrps
vaiiey.
He
hODes
to
Ret
into
the
motor
Seventy
tr
eighty
mil
transport
division
of
the
army.
rr.i.
...i,
,,i
Its
earlv
hlstorv.
Kineti!th
u
"the
hot
weather
was
broken
on
Satur-
Place
of
the
scalp-
because,
when
day
last
when
a
strong
wind
came
raids
were
made
on
the
place
by
the
...
.
.
.
TTnlrtflfi
Dip
oalne
nf
I
Vi
a
vtntlnio
.up
to
coot
tne
aimospnerc.
Later
,o
""'
(the
sky
became
cloudy
and
by
Sun-
were
hunS
on,lhe
fa
of
the
cliff
day
there
were
squalls
of
rain
with
nere-
That
whe
nr
h'P
the
I
..
...
.
.
.i
.
...
.'linpr-rrlnnt.
Tlilf
lilncliiirv
Qiimo.
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n
a.
a
f
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WJ1ILI1
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la
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t
flu.
fni
wtmiM
la
t
Irsn
.11
.
.
.....
.
.
IruIDl
..An...
.
.
V.
1
1
Y.
All
rlntita
of
republication
of
osecUl'
domaXcbea
therein
are
elao
reserved
DAILY
EDITION
if
the
,
Naa-
1'
navigable.
Ever,
cliff
and
1
print
has
its
legend
connected
with
'
.
-
,
;r
"7"
""7"'"
tnls
summer
there
are
now
tne
Mr.
.
coiuson,
described
the
.
can-
guarantee
rantee
to
to
sunnlv
Supply
a
aW
large
nortion
portion
of
of
this
this
.
hut
but
the-snnnlv
the
supply
streets
of
Smlthers
J
f
automobiles
on
"
.he
V0"
and
the
1:
country
on
either
side.
IS
not
equal
to
the
demand.
There
is
plenty
of
beef
to
be
from
California,
Texas,
Oregon
and
n
was
ma
.W
the
lava
plain,
obtained
fromfthe
Argentine
and
mutton
from
Australia
Washington.
Fishing
seems
to
be'whlch
stretches;
for
about
fourteen
but
pork
products
are
not
so
easily
obtained.
The
result
tne
mam
aUracon
to
these
tour
is
is
that
that
Cjinnrlinns
Canadians
will
will
have
hhvo
to
tn
fnrpo-n.nnrt
forego
part
of
nf
tfeo.V
their
bacon
lv.
lsts
?
and
they'are
meeting
?ith,T
with
var
jjicviuus
wrciv.
naming
iius
oten
,
'
-
,n
n
tl
KT
lt9
L
IV
NL
nroceedlne
anace
for
th-
rmst
two
'1ust
above
MU1
Bay
were
three
huge
JjiVlVlrllll
U
"advanced.
'
ere
Thklahhun
thrust
hi?
Friday
fnaay,
Julv
Juiy
25
zs.
1941
mi.
i
tweeks
lw"
.....
and
.
"n"w.
.
now
.
.
well
Ttu
aovanc?.Q'
.
heel
hPPi
into
nto
the
th,
rnir
rock
tn
In
nZ
nrd.T
to
:
"
pntoh
Four
months
before
the
final'due-
men
in
Canadian
wireless
schools
Top
photograph
shows
plane';
at
delivery
date,
the
last
of
a
large
under
the
British
Commonwealth
the
left,
where-the
trainees
1
receive
srouo
of
planes
built
for
training
Training
plan,
have
been
delivered
instruction
in
the
air.
:
Limited
quaniu.es
of
sugar,
Jam
substitute
coffee
and
eg?s
are
sup-!-lied
German
hotels
and
restaur-
I
WOO
D
ants
but
except
for
these
no
ra-
aunougn
oemg
nem
up
presently
..r".r-rr'
WW
Viilir,9
J
Uoned
foodstuffs
may
be
obtained
,
J
Iwasa.natural
spire
several
hundred
Lhnr,
n
shops'
establishments,
.
.
...
fPPt
hiah
,,"nnt
tn
h.
Shortage
nf
Of
Fodder
and
Labor
t
u
factory
or
office
canteens
without
evwence
oi
.American
loumis
We
"alt
Intensifies
Food
Problem
coupons.
The
result
Is
that
if
a
haenn
and
ham.
Canada
is
nnrlpr
r.eacn,ng
into
.tne
Bulkley
Va,ley
V..,.?.
'
.
I
Benson
desired
meat
in
one
of
Uipsp
J
25:
'CP)-Ger--
place,
he
might
b3
forced'
to
use
a,
many
may
not
be
starved
into
f.-,v
fat
coupons
to
make
up
for,
(submission
in
this
war
but
auth-
the
deficlen-v
In
thp
mimhpr
nf
I
uiai
even
iKt-ai
uexcis
ten"erea.
mn,
tJ
r...tJ...,..
.
...
v..!
u1K
suc.
cviuiiuiy
ine
with
most
Of
Euronp
In
fhplr
!Tnan
.if,.m
i
otherfod.PThiSwil.otb,a
'S'T-r"".'
usfi'c
touVtfS
namril?.,
;ihe
e
,e"
lhe
i
rae
Btrl"
'
w
or
the
andhamdiet.and
use
some
iiarusiun.
in
one
oi
us
win
minu
u
we
nave
to
eat
a
little,
ueauurui."
,n
thp.r
fnnH
armnr
anr,
.,
less
bacon
and
a
little
less
ham
in
Order
that
the
boys
over
1
Another
fine
horse
fell
prey
to
a
On
one
side
of
the,
lava
plain
Js
have
sought
to
make
up
the
mar
in
German
clrteles
over
the
possi-seas
and
the
civilians
Under
fire
may
be
Well
fed.
grizzly
bear'
near
Telkwa
when
the
the
lava
lake
.caused
by
the
mol-
gin
between
fat
shortago
and
suf-
hillty
that
the
cold
sprin
might
i
Chapman
Bros.,
farming
about
four
ten
lava
flowing
into
the
path
of,
flclency
by
a
huge
traffic
in
result
in
simultaneous
rinenlnr?
of
.t..
....
.;
...miles
West,
nf
.Tnlkiva
in
t.ha
Tallrura
tile
SnP-PV
Rlvpr
an
Klnbln
It
nnfo
f-r
.
1.
.
.
(
"'".!.
1
-.
w.-.
-..-.L-n
"-.r!!.
.
..tf'
,
"i-T':-ff
""(v-niiB
it.
iiiai
fitruui
west
crups
an
over
uermany
and
there
River
had
a
five-year-old
horse
kill-
According
to
scientists
and
na-i
Africa,
sent
to
them
under
the
would
not
be
sufficient;
worker
ed
by
one
of
these
animals.
Missing
tives
the
eruption
which
caused
the
Vichy
government
collaboration
;
To
meet
the
labor
short
nn
t'h,
So
far.
evidently
the
savintr
in
frasoline
sinc
thp
an-
1
1iorseJthey
made
search
for
it
lava
flow
occurred
between
two
and
Pllcy-
ShorUge
of
fodder
and
lab-
Nazis
drafted
prisoners
for
farm
S
fxl
fUnd
U
abUt
a
mlle
from
three
hndred.years
has
complicated
the
food
situa-
work
and
ordered
Deal
Of
the
ago,
making
f
all
women
stud-
ol
tne
ff0vernmenttor
Citizens
to
Use
less
has
not
been
their
home
with
its
skull
and
ribs
.It
the
youngest
volcano
in
British
Uon-
cnts
to
spend
cart
of
their
sum-
Veiy
eilective.
It
takes
a
Jlttle
time,
for
a
request
of
that
crushed
In
where
It
had
beer,
maul-
Columbia
and
possibly
in
the
whole
'
RePrts
reaching
London
on
per-
ner
in
the
fields.
German
farmers
Kind
to
become
a
part
Of
Our
Consciousness.
ed
by
the
grizzly.
The
grizzly
with
of
Canada.
'
"The"
first
eruption
was
Jnany"
food
position
are
varied,
may
hav
nlenty
of
vegetables
but
Most
of
US
Use
a
great
deal
more
gasoline
than
is
neces-
Jw,fma11
cubs
and
a
year
old
cub
from
a
crater
some
400
yards
wide
According
to
a
memorandum
on
urban
dwellers
have
experienced
a
rr...
c
r
"
1
1
i.
i
.
.....
has
been
seen
in
thp
vlpinit.r
but.
but
thp
the
more
recent
6ne
foreiem
Iorelgn
affairs
aalrs,.
nnhiich
published
by
shortage
oaiy.
oume
01
us
couiu
save
gasonne
oy
using
a
little
uiuuKia
anti
planning
our
WOrK
Detter.
Harry
Kenney.
who
lias
in
u
gen
be
eliminate
-
-
O
-
..vv..v.
Mv
HijV.ll
UIU
fnv
flofinitn
Vtiic.;nnr.rl
:...
l
Raneerslr
was
small-
an
likely
due
to
hoarding
er
and
it
was
the
cause
cf
the
lava
organization
known
as
the
Im-
by
the
farmers.
been
'low.
The
lava
formed
the
east
perial
pUcy
Group,
there
Is
little,
In
Vlennn.
the
women's
assocla-
..i
nay
10
is
sui-eaieu
uiai
joy
ruling
S110UU1
"me
m
amiiners
on
several
days
bank
of
the
Naas
River
and
made
a
sno"age
or
rationed
food
and
sup-
Hon
recently
staged
a
display
of
d
altogether
anrl
that
pars
sVmnlrl
ho
nuurl
nnln
furlough
from
the
Rorkv
vumtain
cliff
im
tn
9nn
rpf
v,)nv
plies
of
fresh
esen
nr
tn'frpncinr
dishp
mario
,.j
i
1
...............
i'
-"
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v
v
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jnum
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.
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.......
v.
.
...
.
1
mrua
jiiAkrctii
iij
uuiimt
uuoiwcaD.
iiiuu&liiui
ur
n
H'
i
assi
dm
mptiT
.
.
v"
"utin
iciuiuea
wui
mi
imiua
sauare.
u
was
'
"c
"'i-c,
iji
purposes.
'MU,"tuu
usaay-sirain,Phllip
oniy
atwut
75rnjles
from
Rupert
'
UW,"B
10
le
severe
winter,
.snoots
ror
asparagus,
nettlps
for
Kenney
also
proceeded
by
the
same
as
the
crow
meg
;
A
neutral
who
worked
In
Kiel
spinach
and
dandelions
for
lettuce
nam
tu
worK
on
a
siirvpw
niff,,
n,
riii-J?lj
..
.
..
i"ia
aamoure
came
to
Lnnrtrm
nnH
In
salnric
(
the
Skeena.
highway
near
Dorreen.
story
of
how?
the
"vo'cano
came
polnted
to
maln
difference
be-1
Germany
looks
to
the
French
I
i
about,
accordine-to
Indian
lorp
itween
BrlUsh
and
German
food
-ground
nut
suDplles
to
maintain'
FISH
FROM
PARKS
j
President
PLlnzey
was
in
the
e
me
can
enter
a
lher
marearine
ration.
Experts
cal-1
ffnvWnont
t
l
1
i
TT
,
rrTr.rV.r
in
.
vm,
...
.
.
.
returns
from
the
creel
cen-
chair
and
gutlRe&
0!of
Hanson
".T.
aa
eilJ.oy.
a..meal
wit?-
culated
that
to
keen
the
ration
at
'
oea'e,w,u
Uil
a11
OTS
n
a
number
of
naUonal
M.
P.,
Capt.l.
u
"Sf1
"
Dut
,h's
lnform"
fMrtsUnB
standards
Germany
need-the
i
Armour
tho
1
fn
-
d
tT
parks
Dr
R.
demand
for
housing
in
Prince
Rupert.
Other
houses
are
showing
many
good
caches
O.
Large,
F.$.&ood
:
and
C
H
iat
BrU!sh
autn"lu
every
Cd
2CO,000
tons
of
oil
yearly-2ao.-'
must
must,
be
hp
pnWprt
erected
it
if
the
fho
nannla
people
ittV,n
who
wish
,,loV,
to
live
:
i
..
of
of
flsh
fish
r
.iLiiw
i
'
time
he
ate
In
Germanv
ho
hnH
nnn
inn
-ihn.
v,o
1..-.1
uiiiic.
....
v
jiti
4Jiuuut;uun.
rix-
nil
IH
LARGEST
SELLING
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Minora
is
now
made
in
Canada
by
advanced
processes
developed
in
England
that
insure
higher
quality
at
lower
cost.
Produced
from
finest
steel
specially
tempered
to
take
keen,
long-lasting
edges.
Minora
shaves
easy
and
clean
without
irritation.
Quality
made
Minora
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outstanding
economy
blade
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to
the
government
by
Noorduyn
Aviation
Ltd.
Tlice
ships
were
ordered
in
May,
1V40.
The
contract
stipulated
delivery
of
the
first
of
th
planes
on
June
1,
1940,
but
-delays
in
obtaining
equipment
and
training
new
personnel
prevented
completion
of
the
first
plane
until
Aotrust
XI,
lV-JU.
ltie
last
eignt,
were
to
be
delivered
between
May
and
S
October,
1941,
but
the
company
turned
over
me
last
piane
a
lew
days
ago,
thus
completing
the
contract
for
the
38
planes
four
months
ahead
of
schedule.
These
are
the
Norseman
type
which
was
used
extensively
in
bush
work
prior
to
the
war.
Improvements
have
been
made
and
today
the
Norseman
is
the
standard
training
plane
.used
in
the
wireless
schools,
They
carry
seven
men,
including
the
pilot
and
are
equipped
with
five
wireless
sets
for
ploitation
of
the
Balkan
and
Man-
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of
ground
nuts
from
West
Africa
yearly
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officially
admitted
the
Nazis
took
one-quarter
of
all
shipments,
traveller,
however
,
eported
the
percentage
was
nearer
60.
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