MONDAY.
JULY
6.
1941
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"CANADA'S
YOUNG
INDIANS
ANSWER
CALL
TO
ARMS
OtssiHED
LOCAL
NEWS
MOTES
Robert
Long
left
on
Saturday
Regular
monthly
meetings
of
the
night
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-
FOR
SALK
,
BKTO
have
bw-n
khuwhiUH
f...
.
Carl
ZarelU
m
a
paa&enter
on
the
month
of
July
and
August
KOK
ifljtOi
SALK
Standard
Saturday
night
tor
a
trip
to
Van-
Bering
the
vacaUoft
season
the
Banjo
and
c:ie
3S;
Kltchwi
's4He
council
wMi
deal
wHh
tiU';
Round
drop
leal
table
-
business
aa
arUea
unless
l
M.
Phone
Blue
817.
(154)
Mrfc
Atbol
Retotlaek
of
Dee
l
of
exeeMonaJ
Importance
hm7sIaY
i.a
.
.
arrived
hi
the
city
from
tfce
,,w'
Oandy
sailed
Saturday
Bight
fr
Rtah.
to
Vanaeuver
to
be
with
POtt
SALE-
1M6
Chevrolet
&ed-
'a
tfH
to
Vancouver.
'Mrs.
Van
dr
stays
who
U
still
in
an.
Oood
condition
Osed
tires,
j
j
Vancouver
eanvaleacing
following
IhoHe
Hawk
388.
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J
A
Canadian
Ugton
B.RS.L.
Exwu-jher
Ion
iUhm.
'
.
ittve
nwtctag
tcmtoM,
Oenswkl
FOR
SALB
room
bungalow,
fully
Meeting
Wdo4tfda.
'
Ho
MscDonald.
road
auper
modern,
excellent
condition.
I
jlntendent
for
Atlln
distriet
terms
eeah.
PHee
Oreen
4M.
f
Mr.
niMx.
News
WAVTHI
JNames
tA
pry
Dally
News.
PIIH.P
Wanted.
Central
Hotel.
nude
or
FuirTO?ri
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KOR
4ot
MilSO
ar
near
Haaelton.
Price
MM.O0.
and
Lot
V711A
111A
rettstist
boys
WANTKD
-Hand
ironen,
praasera.
i
av
rxtrartor
man
School
to
share
7
MS
Praser
St.
IM)
noOM.
breakfast
and
hmch
for
one
man.
Apply
M9
Ninth
Avenue
East
OMI
PERSONAL
BssssmaassssxxsmojEsai
J.
M.
S.
Loubser
l).C
B-V
CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Work
Thone
CIO
UBSB-M-------'
B
PICNIC
NEEDS
to
si
Paper
Plates,
Heavy
Crock-
-
ery,
Bathing
Caps,
Sun
m
(ilasses
and
Vhors
"
sal
at
the
C
VILLIE
THE
TOILER
vHussawc
a
v
a
iiv4
-mwj
;tetiuay
to
the
city
last
nJht
from
a
trip
morning
from
Stewart,
sailing
latt
.
-uaL
1.1-
a
..
to
Vancouver
and
KamlboM.
in,
.
.
m
it
.
1
vaan
postage
-JM
acrea
about
36
north
of
Hallux.
wt
1
1"?
at
XL?7
i!:"
.0.;
'
cent
denominations
show
nutnn
v.tuWHoof
up
,.M.ilh
Ktn
ta
An"T
unKorm.
FOR
SALK
-
Bungalow
twd.
complete,
practically
new.
Phone
Oreen
03
M6
West
Ntath
(1941
WANTED
WANTKD-
KttrWshed
apartment
1
Apply
Box
30g.
Dally
New.
UNi
I
YOUhfO
Man
for
general
ptant
i
work
Steady
employment.
Ooodj
wagee
Apply
Home
Oil
DUtri-
btttara
Ltd.
1M
WAKTTO
Bow4mat.
Tl0ftOood
wwtdKton
Aophr
Hat
Vfl,
Daily
(tfi
Mr.
and
Mrs,
M.
Andrew
have!
sold
their
residence
on
Hays
Cove'
Awree.
Mr.
Andrews
has
already.
left
for
Vancouver
and
Mrs.
An-
litmw
u4Il
h
laMrte
In
H
Ln
IdSfs'
Ume.
Were
Married
Here
Saturday
MIm
Alra
Duran
lieeume
Itrlde
(If
If-adlnc
AlreraftHnan
William
Jritt
At
an
Informal
ceremony
Sat-'
wimj
aiva
.mawimt
&viit.
Tuuf;
i
Apply
srrsonally
Pioneer
dauehter
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Br-
lAndry
(l4)
ton
Doran
of
Vancouver,
and
P.
W.
Jewttt
of
Horaeahoe
Uar.
ex
'chanced
marrtaae
rows
at
the
female
ihosne
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
A.
Mc-(17)
'Meekln.
,TB
Sixth
Averwe
West.
I
with
Re.
J.
W.
Melvln
offtcieUng
rent
The
bride
looked
kreehr
In
a
tur-
house
or
aparUnent;
permanent.
qnotse
Mae
ensemble
with
match
Ited
211.
O.lng
arceasories
and
a
corsage
of
i...
.
.
.-j
.
:
ZTIplnk
carnations.
or
small
house
for
year
possible
'
'
.1
URGENT
Will
any
person
knowing
whereabouts
of
F.
Items,
believed
fishing
out
of
here,
notify
J
H.
Harmon.
Pembertoa
Building.
Victoria.
H
neee&sary.
wire.
'
KIXMOXTIIS
RClUr
LONDON.
J
sty
:
OV
Salvae
worth
more
than
tnj&bflOO
col
lected
by
loral
authorities
in
Britain
between
November
1.
and
April
W
la-st
Included
scrap
metal
valued
at
$7950.000
5
The
Hyde
Transfer
9
.
.r
tuat.;
Tnv
LAME
AlHO
WOOD
Get
Your
Winter
Supply
Now
HYDE
TRANSFER
ca
irpnup
1'hone
580
m
.
jr
-v
i
a
night
on
hi
return
north.
He
will
back
here
again
at
the
end
of
the
week
to
meet
the
rH4h
Col
umbia
Highway
Commission
when
it
pays
a
visit
here.
(vntt-akBrarafsrafaiBrBiniifi
ISulld
IIC.
Payrolls
That's
Right,
It
Keeps
Longer
t
1
'
tHMSkiSi
A
gentleraan.
left
to
hU
own
eooklm
resources
durtoe
his
wife's
absence,
discovers
thai
Pacific
Milk
keeps
longer
In
his
refrigerator
then
any
other.
He
teted
to
discover
why.
The
absolute
purity,
absolute
freahneas
U
so
effectively
seated
that
it
is
In
the
high-eat
keeping
condition
when
It
reaches
you.
rrr-r
ek
te-c'
s
PACIFIC
MILK
t90
Keferroces
fact?
Itoatd.
Kvelyn.
1LC.
.
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Parked
r
i
im
im
iMi
m
t
u
i
m
v
u
i
ji
rm
Manse
Wedding
Performed
Here
Immediate
poaae-tton
by
etrtl
en-
,IIM,
"
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7.
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7.
l.
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.,
A'rcrafUman
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I
nr,de
gtneer
Apply
Box
OT
Dally
"d!
ud.m
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......
T.
A.
McMeekin
was
groomsman.:
HOARD
AND
ROOM
'
.JTL
th
Vlr
Melvin
o-'
A
quiet
wedding
took
place
at
riOOM
and
board
for
man
w4Ilng
tng
a
toast
to
the
bride
and
the
"a"'lt'-"
.
TL
aToom
reafiondlnc
I
urday
evening
when
Miss
Sophie
1
Siwuw
Ti
.
rwk.l..k
T
trill.
AlKarta
Ko-
Tne
eonote
wtu
be
reaiaing
m
we
:
T
7C.
city
for
the
time
botog.
Advertise
In
the
DaUy
News
MM!
KMIttlKV
ACT
Vf
IT
If'l'
cnftMiuui
craftsman
Alex
Alex
IUnnoehko
iiannoenKo
oi
of
the
ine
k:
rmifwu
f
tmu
o.
u
craftsman
L.
D.
D'Arey
witnessed
wMfcM-ju
m,4ton
oroof
of
to-!
Trif
young
couple
ot
w
orun9
o
n
-i
t
their
home
in
SL.
riM
in
otn.
do-
a..
present
lime.
i
m.
Utt
T
atwU.
M
uve
traUM
of
on
nontb
man
lae
d-t
o
aM
tiOilimswv
b-M
Iimi
at
mM
ta
O-tata.
unltw
In
in
DATED
M
h
uma
PrUKw
R-t.
BC
UU
lm
T
June.
Andrrv
Thnwti
DStTY
BOOlflTRAR
OF
TTTLB8.
in
'Region
Medical
1
f
Dr.
Emmet
From
Montreal
To
Winnipeg
In
C.-N.
It.
Service
WINNIPEG.
July
6:
According
to
announcement
by
Dr.
John
Mc-
Combe.
chief
medical
officer.
Can
adian
National
Railways.
Montreal.
Dr.
Emmet
Dwyer
has
been
appointed
regional
medical
officer,
western
region,
with
headquarters
at
Winnipeg.
Dr.
Dwyer,
who
was
born
In
Montreal
in
1903
and
became
medical
officer
for
the
railways
there
In
May.
1930.
was
transfer-
tn
winnloec
m
tne
same
5
VARIETY
STORE
fil
a4b.
.000,0e:
capacity
in
July
of
that
year.
?BlBii-""1Bllr"S"f"
-
C0M3I0N
KNOWLEDGE
ur'
iX
I
AND
HE'S
AN
ACM
BECAUSE
Or
IVMMO
twcws
'w'
SOME
lMTUpiEViySECTS,AW
VJ1LT
OBOBOBOBOB
I
m
i-OBOB
I
V
BUGHT
Indians
enlisted
In
Canada's
new
army
are
once
more
nrov-ing
themselves
first-class
fighting-men.
Upper
left
shows
Pte.
Joseph
Marshall,
25-year-old
native
of
Pickerel,
Ont
,
who
teams
up
wtth
his
Bren
machine
gun
to
provide
a
real
pack
of
trouble
for
the
Nazis.
Alongside
him
are
shown
Privates
Raymond
Prince
'left.
18-year-old
Carrier
Indian
from
Fort
St.
James,
B.C..
and
Andrew
R.
Derrick,
22,
of
Kitwanga,
B.C.
They
are
studying
the
layout
of
a
tactical
scneme.
toe.
jonn
rmm-v-
i.nr
old
hunter
of
Novan.
Que.,
is
shown
in
lower
left.
Canada's
War
Chiefs
MAJOR
GENERAL
MAURICE
A.
POPE
Canadian
.Military
Representative
at
Washington
(By
Frank
Flaherty,
Canadian
Press
SUff
Writer)
i(n;.p.on
Mnnriw
A
Pnnp.
Canada's
military
spokes
--.
-
-r-,
-
-
moj.-uni.
.
,
seal
core
station.
Royal
Canadian
man
in
the
councils
of
war
at
Washington,
Knows
ho
.
iraiti
j.
..
.
r
.
,,.nl.i
Via
ii!
i
cnlnior"
with
Air
Force,
formerly
of
WUllngdon
Alberto,
with
Rev.
A.
F.
MacSween
officiating.
I
Miss
Joy
Berg
and
Leading
Alr-
the
macninery
oi
goveniniem.
nu-Ait
the
experience
and
qualifications
of
a
diplomat
and
civil
'
servant.
,
.
As
the
representative
of
the
war
committee
of
the
Canadian
camnev
ai
wnnuiisra
vtn
make
Vi
u
nmthine
more
than
a
miii
the
eitv
for
the.tarv
attache.
He
represents
Cana-
Ida
at
consultations
of
combined
staffs
of
the
United
Kingdn
and
the
United
States.
He
deals
with
matters
relating
to
the
grand
stra-tm
nf
th
war.
the
supply
of
f(t
XT
J
I
arms
and
munitions
to
the
Cana-U
tllCer
JNamedjdlan
forces
and
the
uses
of
those
j
forces
hi
co-operaUon
with
the
Dwyer
Transferred
,
"
r
'l
'
sripnernl
Pone
wat
kv
on
the
ground
floor
of
Canada'
organization
for
the
present
war.
More
than
a
year
before
war
broke
out
he
started
official
but
secret
work
nn
war
nlans.
A
permanent
force
officer
from
the
close
of
the
First
Oreat
War.
hi
which
he
served
with
the
engineers,
'
he
was
ap-j
pointed
secretary
of
ax
inter-1
rfnartmenta!
oftrnmlttees
which
laid
plans
for
censorship,'
dealing
with
enemy
a
Bens,
air
raid
precautions
and
other
special
measures.
One
of
he
committees
wrote
the
government's
"War
Boot-containing
Instructions
and
pro-
tiit
-rwikiu-
RURRLFS
A
HERO
1
CAM
TELA-
BY
HIS
EYES
THATHE
CARES
ntjP-P-
ceedure
for
steps
necessary
to
turn
the
nation
to
a
war
bisis.
"A
civil
servant
should
be
seen
but
not
heard,"
General
Pope
once
said
and
he
followed
that
policy
to
the
letter
in
his
pre-war
work.
No
one
outside
a
small
govern
mental
circle
knew
of
it
but
when
the
crisis
came
it
saved
time
and
rrwihUv
A
tall,
rugged,
balding
man
oi
50.
neneral
Pone
speaks
witn
me
metleJfJoufprecUtton
of
a
aipjo-mt
a
nil
T
'
Mualrr
home
tn
English
and
French.
He
is
de
scended
from
two
historic
Cana
dian
families,
one
French,
one
rmrMsh-soeakinE
the
Popes
and
the
Taschereaus..
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
rilOXE
657
BY
WESTOVER
IvaiELL,
1
KVJQVJ
ABOUT
WU-T
AMD
rfr.
if
TTv
RASPBERRY
TART
For
a
special
dessert
treat
here's
a
raspberry
tart
recipe
that
doesn't
Infringe
on
sugar
regulations:
2
egg
whites
pinch
of
salt
V.
run
fruit
suear
1
pint
fresh
raspberries.
Add
salt
to
egg
whites
and
beat
until
stiff.
Beat
in
sugar.
Fold
In
raspberries.
Pile
in
baked
tart
shells.
Bake
in
oven
300
F.
until
meringue
is
firm
about
30
minutes.
Makes
six
tarts.
N
xn
lower
centre
is
Pte.
Frank
Robert
Shingoose.
also
of
Fort
St.
James,
B.C.
His
three
brothers
and
his
father
are
in
the
services.
His
father
Is
an
officer
in
the
16-22
Saskatchewan
Horse.
He
rose
through
the
ranks.
He
is
21
years
old
and
a
determined
fighter.
Lower
right,
shows
two
Indian
soldiers,
Pte.
George
A.
Flett,
formerly
a
fisherman
on
Lake
Wlnnlpegosis,
and
Pte.
William
J.
Woodford,
18,
of
Falrford,
Man.,
studying
map
read
ing
in
the
shadow
of
an
old
German
neia
gun
ai
r
or
wwmc
Barracks.
Winnipeg.
Timely
Recipes
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Presbyterian
Tea,
Mrs.
J.
R-
Mitchell.
July
8.
Legion
Tea,
August
5.
Catholic
Bazaar,
October
7
and
8,
DAILY
NKWS
WANT
ADS
BRINQ
Tjpcjn.TS.
PHONE
98.
JustArrived
A
grand
assortment
of
Spectator
Pumps
and
Tics.
White
with
Blue,
Black
and
Brown
trim.
HARACHUS
White,
RcdLBcigc
and
Brown
CMSr
BVaSUUi.
Sr.'
fc
i.
-i
Sjf
t
Fashion
Footwear
Next
to
Dollar
Store
hNOW'tlS,
WE
TIME
Phone
Red
321
-i
11A
AArtt
a
r
f
tTTTTTT'r,'"rvlTTTTTTV
"
-
Give
us
an
order
right
away
for
the
amount
of
coal
you
expect
to
need
next
season,
xras
wut
ename
us
to
men.
your
requirements
now
or
as
supplies
arrive.
It
Is
Important
that
you
should
lay
in
your
coal
supply
this
summer
as
It
Is
almost
certain
that
the
dealer
will
not
be
able
to
cope
satisfactorily
with
the
demand
next
winter.
IT
IS
NOT
HOARDING
TO
BUY
YOUR
COAL
EARLY
(It
Is
also
necessary
to
place
your
order
a
day
ahead
ot
Delivery)
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
PHONES
116
OR
117
If
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
you
know
if
there
is
a
let
in
this
paper
will
soon
you
buyer
in
the
city.
.
G