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NIWB
Friday,
July
25,
Expert
Optical
Service
II
'
v
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
HASEMENT
STORE
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerwarc,
Classes,
IJaggage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
HIGHER
THAN
EVEIt
New
Zealand's
exports
in
1940
totalled
$265,404,000,
the
highest
figures
ever
recorded.
REMEMBER:
The
slower
you
drive,
the
more
you
suve!
Chas.
Dodimcad
OnlmiiptrUt
In
Pliarra
r
...
-
1
1
KM
IN
AIR
WAR
More
ihan
1.000
radio
technicians
from
Canada
now
are
in
Britain
playing
their
part
in
the
air
war
17
CAV
T
QReduce
driving
speed
irom
GO
to
40
on
the
open
road,
n
Avoid
jack-rabbit
starts.
nonessential
Avoid
useless
or
driving.
Turn
motor
oil
when
nol
in
uM.
do
not
lcavo
idling.
.
-
.nginii
W
Don't
.ace
your
up
slowly.
D
Don't
strain
your
engine;
change
gears.
cleaned
and
prop-erly
Keep
carburetor
adjusted.
timing,
etc.
Tune
up
motor,
uw
and
valves
clean.
D
eoP
TllE
minuter
Model
Plowman
Fashion
Model
City
Girl
Who
Quit
Dress
Shop
for
Farm
Is
Rivalled
by
Sheep-Shearing
Nurse
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GLOUCESTER,
Eng.,
July
25:
(CP
J
Far
from
city
lights
and
tiv.ir
usual
occupations
two
youne
women
are
at
work
on
a
farm
in
Great
Risington.
One
plows;
the
other
inears
sheep.
They
are
Violet
Shirley.
10.
of
Canterbury
who
used
to
bo
a
man-
J
nequin,
and
Nelly
Blow,
n,
of
Lon
don
who
used
to
be
a
children's
nurse.
Here
are
a
few
of
the
jobs
they
have
done
in
the
past
10
months:
I
Plowed
about
300
acres
of
the
farm
with
a
tractor,
and
some
ad-Joining
grass
lands;
cut
about
250
acres
of
corn
with
a
tractor
and
binder;
sown
corn
with
a
tractor
and
drilled
it
with
horses;
harrowed
up
to
100
acres
in
an
eight-hour
day.
Planted
20
acres
of
oats
in
one
day.
The
manager
of
the
farm
where
they
work
has
dubbed
chem
'the
two
perfect
land
girls."
GASOLINE
SAVING
(Approved
by
Automobile
Experts)
..
overheating
overheating
Q
Check
wastes
md
other
aays
The
government
of
the
DOMINION
OF
CANADA
HONOUIUHLE
C.
p.
HOWE,
vj
munition
ana
ouppiy
FIVE
YEARS
!
FOR
WOMEN
London
Women
Gave
Information
With
Intent
to
Assist
Enemy
i
LONDON.
July
25:
CPt
Two
London
women.
Gertrude
Blount
Iliscox,
30.
and
Mrs.
Norah
Lavlnia
Briscoe,
40,
oleaded
guilty
at
a
tec-ret
trial
at
the
Old
Bailey
to
charges
under,
the
Defence
Regulations
and
were!
sentenced
to
five
years
penal
servitude.
The
women
were
charged
with
having
committed
an
act
likely
to
assist
the
enemy
in
communicating
unauthorized
information
with
intent
ti
assist
the
enemy.
"Your
crime
is
a
political
crime,"
Mrs.-
Justice
Asqulth
told
the
accused.
"It
Is
sometimes
suggested
tha..
political
crimes
should
be
treited
with
greater
leniency
than
other
crimes.
I
entirely
dissent
from.that
view.
It
seems
that
of
all
fnrms
of
crimes
that
affecting
the
state,
at
whose
heart
it
is
directed,
"an
hi
least
tolerated."
Since
the
war
began
there
have
hnen,
two
other
notable
cases
In
cooling
system;
gasoiinu.
D
Maintain
tire?
at
right
pressure.
efficient
worn
engines
D
Lubricate
waste
gasoline.
.
and
from
work,
to
Drive
hr
groups
using
cars
alternate
days.
and
other
outing,
D
For
golL
Picnics
instead
oi
lour,
use
one
car
r
in3ie"""
Take
those
short
shopping
i
hip-
ON
FOOT
and
carry
parcels
home.
Q
Walk
to
and
from
the
movies.
too,
can
help
by
D
Boat
owners,
reducing
speed.
Hid
G.
It.
COTTRELLE,
Oil
Controller
for
Canada
HIYI
SAX6E
WHIM'S
Y0UI
MINARD
ar
a
mi
mm
SOLDIERS.
RUB
OUT
TIRED
ACHIf
which
women
have
been
sentenced
to
penal
servitude
for
offences
against
security
of
the
State.
Anna
Wolkoff,
37,
daughter
of
Admiral
Wolkoff,
Russian
Naval
attache
in
London
during
the
Czarist
regime,
was
sentenced
last
November
to
10
years'
penal
servitude
for
offences
under
the
Official
Secrets
Act
and
the
Defence
Regulations.
Mrs.
Dorothy
Pamela
O'Grady,
42,
is
serving
a
14-year
sentence
for
offences
under
the
Secrets
Act.
She
had
been
sentenced
to
death
for
treachery
but
an
appeal
against
the
conviction
was
allowed.
Try
a
Daily
News
Want-Art
-
i
,Would
Cut
Hours
Of
Working
Women
Workers'
Delejales
Say
Loni
Honrs
.Doivt
-Mean
increased
i.1
jj
production
.
..
.
BLACKPOOL,
Eng.,
July
23:
CP)
Britain's
war
hamper
was
hampered
because
many
women
In
war
factories
were
.working
too
long
hours,
said
delegates
to
the
General
and
Municipal
Congress
here.
'
Miss
D.
M.
Elliott,
chief
woman
officer
of
the
union,
moved
a
.resolution
urging
that
In
the
Interests
of
maximum,
production
and
the
health
of
women
the
working
week
be
reduced
t.o
six
days
and
the
length
of
the.
shift
shortened.
The
resolution
was.
passed.
Miss
Elliott
said
hours
had
been
-educed
in
some
factories
but
many
still
thought
lon(t
,
hours,,
meant
in-rca'ed
production.
She
said
the
ministry
of
aircraft
production
was
one
of
those
.'responsible
In
.'he
post-bnhkf
roue
t.
hiergency
manyV
womert
willingly
:
worked
12.
14
and
even
&
hours,
a
'tfatf.,
but
as
a
siis'tolnedpolldy
thi
all
wrgng.
f
"
1
L
;
GOLD
l?f
NtlRtllWEST
Prod'nMpn
.i'f
jroid
in
ih
fcrlh.-'
west
Territorjes
ifi
Mfreh
'hl-J
.ar
was
(il!f'nw.-t
'lalnst
3.-'
'939
ounces
:inMafc,h;
1940
W1
4
TENDEHSiNVITED
FOR
SALE
Separate'.eaied
tend-
ci
s
iur
lue
pmxnc
ujrcaDin
alio
boat
hull
owned
by
'the.
Jate
Jacob'
Anderson
atd
situate
on
mainland.
w6V
pf:
small
island
acrois,
harbor
Ircfei
'Dr
f.
'fc6cfc
.
will
be
recefved'
by.
the
underelgned
ip
until
noon.of
SaturcJayA'iigust
9,
1941.
Cabin.
10;xi0::
:Boat
hull
36'xlO'x5iVon
ways.i
;
Highest,
or,
any;
tender
.not
necessarily
accepted.
..;''"'
Terms-Ca'sn,
'
NORMAN.
A.
WATT.
Esq.
Official
Administrator.
F(U
SAI.h
FOR
SALE
l
jiatiorjar
p'sh'
Rcfils-,
I
ter,
lot
of
household-'windqws
In
j
perfect
coridltion
50
doors
with
all
the
Sittings,,
.1,
Crab"
wtncii'
double
,
geared,
'6;
wash
basins
at
,
very
low
prices.
Phone"
iJlk.
324.
!
B.C.
Furniture
Cd.
HOUSE
for
sale
In'cndition,
eis'iv
jrowns.
fnone
uea
,165.
or
call-at
.231-9)h
EasHVr-further
miormauon,.
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t.
if
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r.-
FOR
SALE
1941
R.C.A.
Victor
tabfe
model
radio.
Owner
leaving
town.
,
$45.00
cash:
Apply
Box
127.
.
;
,,.
'
(174)
FOR
SALE
Household
furniture,
440
W.
Sixth,
phone
Blue
920.
1
(173)
TO
RENT
One
room'
iultable
for
two.
Eat
out.
Phone
Oreon
733.
:
(177)
BOARD
AM
Uhl
ROOM
and
Board.
Phone
Red
976.
(176)
WANTED
WANTED
Bright
young
man
or
woman,
preferably
with
knowledge
of
typewriting,
who
would
be1
Interested
In
learning
newspaper
business.
Apply
Dally
News.
tf
WANTED-Store
helr-
one
man,
one
wpman
preferably
young.
McRae
Bros.
,
EXPERIENCED
woman
or
girl.
Housework.
Sleep
out.
Phone
640.
(176)
WANTED-
Housekeeper
for
man
with
three
children.
Apply
Box
126,
Daily.
News.
(175)
YOUNO
girl
desires
houxownrir
.Phone7W;uim42
WANTED
Olrl
for
housowork.
An
ply
Style
Shop
(175?
:SCIIOOLg&
"COLLEGES
MRS.
HILL'S
evening
classes
in
oiiun.nana,.iyping
apd
hljh
speed
typing
will
commence
Sept.
1,
she
will,
be
at
home
to
prospective
students
Monday
evenings
from
8
to
9,
Please
register
early.
Phone
Red
923.
(174)
CAP1TOI
A
FAMOUS
PLATlIf
THIATtT
j
LAST
TIMES
TONH;nT
2
Shows,
7:00
an-l
9
u
ZANE
(iUEY'S
"WESTERN
UNION
In
Tcchn'coW
With
KANDOLni
SCOIT
ROIIT.
YOl
Nfi
(At
7:31
and
M1
ALSO
News,
Cartoon,
Sport!iht
COMING
SATUItUAV
OMT
Jon
llall,
Victor
Alt
La;f
j,
"SOyTII
OF
PAGO
r
Flower
Show
.
iMnnday,
July
;?sth
;
.Znti
Ave.
at
lth
Vi
Vj
)
n
m
i
-
t
Adm.v
ifti
if
ir.ui
Its
Close
9
a
m
SAVOy
HOTEL
t'arl
arelli,
I'rop.
fhoue
37
V.U,
K
ill
-KltASKK
STUhfcT
fririie
Huperl
YES.I
W.T
Kr..ili
Uuln
'irs
Koufil
Wl.dUifk.
SloVCh
CdiitinlrdJ
Etc.
I
himnfjs
Swrpl
JIM
I
MAMIV
MAN
HOME
SKKVICE
t'hnne
M.M.K
735
Variety
Store
SmaUwares
Sta
jr
K).tchen
Tooh
a!"
i
H;-s-.Vij-
Leather
Blll.c:-
r?
'
oln-
Purses.
Owing
to
the
unii
.ui
summer
weather
wp
thins
i'
would
be
better
to
'le.wm
otzt
milk
after
sundown,
n
ic:
your
rnillc
will
be
foui
"ari
later
than
usual,
Dominion
Dairy
PHONE
10
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
ISO
Heated
Roomi
Hot
Water
Steam
Bathi
ninlnc
Room
In
ConnectM
Mrs.
C.
E.
Hlack,
Iroprietre
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
For
Vancouver
CATALA
EVEIt
V
TUESDAY.
1:30
p.m.
Du
Vancouver
Thurs.
pi".
CARDENA
EVERY
FKIDAV,
10:30
p.m.
Dae
Vancouver,
Alonday
s"1
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Leaving
July
8,
19.
23
at
10
p.m.
Tickets
and
Reservation'
from
PRANK
1.
SKINNUH,
I'fince
Hupert
wicnt,
Third
Aft.
Phone
5C8