BLUE
stops
clothes
from
turning
yellow
and
makes
them
WHITE
Wohmg
fadei
the
blue
rhof'i
In
oil
whit
thingi
graduoDy
they
tola
on
a
yeKow
ling.
But
a
rwiih
or
two
of
Blw
'n
the
lot
rinte
on
waihdoy
wKJ
moVe
them
whit
at
jnow
lovely,
freth
and
new
ogoin.
That
magic
touch
of
blue
it
th
teaet
of
tatting
whiteneti.
$
ceiova
cm.
Bet.
(Ui,
On
ol
lki
(Wl
k
hi.
tWt
h
ul
vrtfiovt
VJ
flHHcuhcetnehtJ
All
advertisements
In
this
'alumn
win
be
charged
for
a
luU
month
at
23c
a
word.
Lcr-lon
Tea,
August
5.
Cui
Legion
Fall
Haaaar.
Oct
21.
STILL
IJSS
FLOim
LC
.Don
July
24:
The
flour
-v:
'
bakers
in
France
Is
re-
"rd
to
have
been
out
by
40
"
unt
although
the
quantity
:
:
which
it
was
reduced
al-
'
as
insufficient.
MEN'S
SUITS
Ladies'
and
GenU'
Spring
Suits
Military
Hodges
and
Inslgnias
M.
T.
LEE,
Tailor
P.O.
Kox
975
I'hone
Gr.
960
TILLIE
THE
TOILER
HOW
WOMEN
ARE
DOING
coupon
material
they
produced
a
pretty
bridal
dress
which
took;
care
or
everyaiMig.
;
How?
ruiu
hands
and
the
marks
of
her
war
s
ATS
drove
to
a
burning
am
r
i!
:t
.on
dump-
"Walt
for
me,"
was
hn
curt
order.
So
pretty
Joan
sat
and
waited
with
ammunition
.
-
u
It
was
pretty
terrtfylng
and
the!
rr
rvw
I'm
"
hjt
almltf
A
"
Hll
f
'
you
are
ITCH
OH,
MtSt
PtAR.,XDCVT
VOU
KMOVslf
STOPPED
or
Monty
Bick
Uw'a
(4.rW.
nbuf
abn
utiattm
nmt)
catM4
tin
itmLU,
m
tmM-arlt,
mmi-rpuc
bU
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II.
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;.
m
inlm.
SWinini
imi
fwilt
ttrk.
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WulU
p
rt
rt.
.
Man
Ur
k.
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rt
wm
fit
t
I)
U
J.
MWMM
HV
HAS
EIGHT
GATES
Kinhwa.
capital
of
China's
Che-klang
province,
Is
a
walled
city
wUh
eight
gates.
AKKA'or
CUIlA
Cuba
has
an
area
of
44,000
square
mile
about
the
sh
Of
Pennsylvania.
S.MAIX
POI'UMTIOX
The
most
sparsely
populated
state
In
the
United
States
is
Nev
ada,
with
one
person
per
square
mile.
Walter
Smith
arrived
in
the
city
?
w4l
the
alrls
made
loncttlis
mfnu
from
his
naval
duties
,
oi
of
beautiful
eeauuiui
old
om
laee.
laee.
s
sr
Vtetorla
to
visit
wHh
his
moth-
Mrs.
J.
A.
Smith,
Second
Av-
work
were
never
visible.
Coupon
lluines
I
Dott1
Phwn
returned
to
the
The
price
of
women's
and
child-
cltjr
XhU
'"4n
frora
a
trip
to
ren
hau
may
be
controlled
.
.
.j""
ad
SeaMle,
'
Thu
is
good
news
for
men
but
f
-
consider
the
woman
who
takes
de-'
Lo"u
Amadlo
returned
Ught
In
showing
her
hw
dariiac
cltr
norntac
from
a
hat"
for
which
ah
nwi
u
-mmh,
Vanoourer.
to
the
trip
to
eight
guineas."
You
won't
be
able
I
to
pay
that
price
hi
Britain,
let
I
Mri-
p-
WUUam.
wife
of
the
alone
saying
yaw
did.
.second
engineer
of
the
steamer
Complaints
are
bssng
made
to
Prin
0m.
paated
awy
Taea-autWitiec
that
military
off
leers
efenm
hi
Vaoeoaver.
Mrs.
are
tryteg
to
puMhaee
wwnen'i
WUUw'
vlssted
Prtoee
dothinc
with
smtpem
givt
them
'RuPt
on
two
or
three
oefcaatons.
to
ptuchase
military
clothing,
auk'
(tenthten
in
addition
stocking
and
ussieagarmeais
are'to
kr
hiutBd.
the
thlnas
mat
sought
by
the
of
-1
fleers.
There
are
tome
two
hundred
Added
to
women
wartime
rfleates
'waiting
chores
la
the
task
of
dolnc
thir
undelivered
at
the
post
Office
at
ANN
ARBOR,
Mkh..
July
24.
O
Mrs.
Ruth
Buehanen
"Auntie
Ruth"
to
the
hoys
in
the
service-
has
made
ietter-writing
to
soldiers
fall-time
contribution
to
the
war
effort
She's
done
the
Job
so
well
that
the
officer
.said
waif
and
-'-there
h'.ha
n
an
Emblem
of
Honor
Pin,
an
honor
ordinarily
reserved
for
mothers
of
four
or
more
sons
killed
in
action.
Since
October,
1940,
5.000
letters
birthday
cards,
get-
well
cards,
sympathy
Aria
to
former
University
of
Michigan
students,
lonely
Negro
soldiers,
a
Qreek
boy,
a
Canadian
in
offi-
ers'
training,
and
to
hundreds
of
alaln
American
boys
in
every
rank
have
gone
from
her
home.
"
Auntie"
Buehanen
adopted
herj
task
voluntarily,
saw
it
grow
to
a
ttee
she
had
never
imagined,
and
1
met
the
swelling
responsibility
I
with
a
smile
and
a
chuckle.
.
She's
answered
every
request
for
correspondence.
To
a
bomber
pilot
i
la
the
Navy
who
asked
for
mail
,
dally
she
sent
letters
by
the
score
To
thirty
or
more
others
she
pro
mised
a
letter
weekly.
Aunt
Ruthj
plans
to
keep
up
the
Job.
spending
hard-earned
postage,
simply
"because
of
what
they're
doing
for
us."
CLEVERLY
DUMB!
Ot,
By
THE
WAY.
E
THEr'
1
summer
squa
or
yjiKimt
sqW
Tn3
DAILY
NEWS
t
..
LOCAL
MEWS
MOTES
N.
MusaaUem
is
leaving
tomor
waning
Be
tf
nIni
In
Britain
row
night
tor
Vancouver
A
War
Work
Crimes
And
i
Coupons
Restrict
By
DEMISE
DALTROFF
Canadian
Preat
BUtt
Writer
LONDON,
July
24:
I
Peaav
de
Mrs.
M.
A.
Urquhart
U
leay-Hag
tomorrow
night
far
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
la-Han
was
going
to
be
marriifd
'VanHJVW'
tomorrow
night
out
Mie
bad
ne
bto
worry
few'
aaruu.
But
with
the
help
wf
kw
munittoas-making
girt
friends
Mae
whole
problm
of
dirty-
ajui&e-
O.
C.
Redpath
U
leaving
for
Mh.
W.
Young
U
Uavlng
tonight
for
Vancouver.
tooklnc
hand
was
solved
and
-
AUcKay
is
"eavlng
to
Py
was
happily
married.
Bbt
r
Varfcouver.
You
Mlas
da-la-Hanes
(fori
IL
.
-
uim
-wry
aer
married
naee
dtxa
t
matter
much
Is
&
muot-Uwm
factory
worker
with
about
as
dirty
a
)b
as
there
is.
She
works
with
fee
oil
and
grime
of
a
machine
shop
on
her
hands
all
day
and
for
her
wedding
she
did
want
her
hands
to
look
nice.
It
would
have
taken
weriu
to
W
II
flL
A
1
a
.
a
S.
C.
Chatwtn
Vancouver
tonight.
leaving
lor
WWtaai
Lambie
returned
to
the
city
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
J.
S.
Wilson
returned
to
the
city
this
moffriiK
fom
a
trip
to
Van-
et
her
once-dainty
bands
clear
cour-
h
owinooeton
with
his
new
of
the
oil
grime
and
coarseness
caused
by
har
war
Job
and
Peggy
UiU
couldn't
ateo
work
for
wek
aueus
at
ue
ary
dock
here.
Fred
Sumter,
formerly
Miss
!
So
her
feflow
workers
cot
together
Gtwln
BBkassnaa,
and.
ffora
crinoline
hnnn.
of
on
u4
tai
andeM
dtH
and
other
non-
Oeora'
to
visit
he
arrived
on
Albany.
1
parents,
Mr
and
Mm.
George
Bckerman.
Miss
Rose
Bell
sailed
last
night
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Buys
used
articles
of
any
description.
You
may
have
articles
you
want
to
dispose
of.
Call
Green
916.
Third,
Avenue
next
to
the
Dally
News,'
Prince
Rupert.
i
i
Major
General
J.
M.
Oriesbach,!
inspector
general
of
the
Canadian
'
Army
for-Western
Canada,
arrived
in
the
city
on
last
evening's
train
and
will
be
spending
several
days
in
Prince
Rupert
on
official
business.
General
Orieabacb's
home
is
In
Bdmonton
and
he
is
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Senate.
"Jain
Buy
War
Sovingi
Slampt
from
ianki
.
rottorncit
oiuecint
Ttll'HONt
Officii
.
tOIACCOItllli
ClfAltwtNT
ITOIIt
.
ClOCItt
iook
trout
4
HMf
na
trout
own
home
daeoratloiu.
Limited
present
time.
It
Is
stated
at
,
transferred
to
Victoria,
left
for
the
labor
and
iiipiiHii
have
left
wo-
the
office
of
the
Wartime
Price
outfa
this
week.
man
to
do
their
own
painting
and
!
and
Trade
Board.
It
is
the
deem
(
'
kalaominlnc.
I
to
have
these
certificates
nicked
I
Tnom
A-
KeBeyi
w-U
knowh
I'oriune
Telllnr
'
up
as
soon
as
Dosaiblc
as
nerman-1
Q"
Charlotte
Island
logging
You
are
maeh
Inekter
in
monev
nt
sugar
rationing
certificates
are
l0Dertor'
arrlTed
m
matters
than
in
km,
though
It
I
to
be
Issued
soon.
-
f
is
not
from
uil
-
trvltw
I
acre
on
ois
way
w
uie
isianoa.
Rather
a
rude
resaark
to
saake
to
a
woman,
especially
if
the
woman
'happens
to
be
a
female
police
'
unstable
in
mufti.
So
3S-year
old
Margaret
Baker
w4s
fined
(477.
Bu
not
for
being
rode.
She
was
a
r
-ed
for
pretending
to
tell
for-
Ar
officer
Jumped
from
an
army
ar
which
Driver
Joan
Morris
of
Letters
To
Troops
Bring
High
Honor
Ann
Arbor
blem
of
Woman
Awarded
Km
Honor
Tin
for
Her
War
Effort
A
NOTICE
is
given
tr.at
Artillery
Gun
Practice
will
be
carried
out
from
Kaien
Island
and
Digby
Island
batteries
from
Friday,
24
July
this
W.
B.
Maxwell,
vice-president
and
manning
director
of
Aaox:
Metals
and
dfraetor
of
Venture
:
Limited,
arrived
in
the
city
this
morning
from
Toronto.
He
is
on
his
way
to
Anyox
where
It
Is
the
!
lntenUpo
of
the
company
to
re
open
the
aid
workings
for
produc
tion
of
eopper.
Mr
Maxwell
was
formerly
at
Anyox
as
resident
manager
for
the
Grunby
Co.
dur-
ine
the
old
smeitfr
days.
,
CUSSMEO
FOR
SALE
Bookease,
writing
I
desk,
writing
table.
Phone
Red!
320.
.n5)l
FOR
8
ALE
Bass
Landing,
on!
Gull
Of
Georeia
General
Ktnr
Marine
Oas
Station.
Fish
Buying,
166
acres,
Frutt
Trees,
House
and
Cottages.
Going
concern.
Beautiful
location
and
ideal
climate.
Writ
The
Executors,
Estate
of
late
R.
Boyd
Young.
Powell
River,
B.C.
(171
t
FOR
SALE
Dining
table,
china
cabinet,
sideboard,
oil
cocking
,
stove,
etc.
8C7
Borden
Street.
'
Phone
Red
MS.
(170)
FOR
SALE
8
room
house
on
50
by
70
foot
lot.
Fifth
Avenue
East
Apply
215
Fourth
Ave.
East
(173;
FOR
SALE
Chevrolet
touring
sedan,
1936.
New
pain'.,
good
rubber.
Overhauled.
Al
condition.
Phone
546.
(170)
,
WAiNTED
WANTED
Housekeeper
for
small
rooming
bouse.
Phone
741.
WANTS
Light
delivery
truck
or
coupe.
Box
1323.
Prince
Rupert.
'
BXJ.
170
HELP
WANTED
Male
Apply
Central
Hotel
or
female.
U74
WANTED
Furnished
apartment
for
quiet
couple;
permanent.
Box
314,
Daily
News.
tf
WANTED
Cocker
Spaniel
male
puppy.
Write
Box
1472,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
tf)
BOARD
AM)
ROOM
1942
to
Friday,
il
July,
1942.
Firing
BOARD
AND
r5c-M
1o7
may
be
at
night
or,
and
day.
m
strpet
Major
A.
L.
Cornish
has
arrived
In
the
city
from
Victoria
to
assume
the
duties
of
area
medical
officer
hare
In
succession
to
Uafor
T.
W.
Sutherland
who.
having
been
LOST
man
LOST
Female
Calm
terrier.
Answers
to
name
of
"Burma."
Phone
Green
127.
Reward.
tf
GOING
TO
INDIA
India's
native
population
will
be
trained
in
firefighting
by
500
National
Fire
Service
"blitz"
heroes
from
Britain.
C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6:00
pm.
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
10:30
ajn.
From
the
East
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Fridays
li
pan.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
6
p.m.
.
y
awT
v
'
'
ir
"Since
girlhood,
I've
been
baUng
eleftant
pies
with
SwIft'sSi'itrco
Lard,"
says
Granny.
Silverleaf
is
always
uniform,
it
keeps
fresh
longer.
The
sweet-nutty
fUiwur
of
Silverleaf
makes
pastry
taste
tetter.
Pies
maJe
with
Silverleaf
stay
fresh
longer,
tool
Next
time
you
bake
use
Silverleaf
sure!
For
pies
like
Granny
used
to
bake,
ask
for
Silverleaf
Lard.
Swift
Canadian
Co.,
Limited.
AlMV.
PwP
O
WCAfrnc
A
hSQOASH
THAT
VMOULD
QROVJ
u.t
2
a."aM
11
,
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WESTOVER
I
GUESS
I'L'-
HAVE
TO
CHVE
JtXJ
UfcSCNS
in
QARDEN1MQ.
VCSMQ
f?HlV
en
.said
,
jmsl&J,
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slBskk
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,N
QUALITY
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V
MB'TB
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ALES
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dsy
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