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Glasses.
Baggage
and
Novelties.
MAX
HEILBRONER
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
"I'M
g
A
PLAYBOY"
AND
MY
MOM
GETS
ALL
MY
CLOTHES
AT
The
Rupert
Mens
and
Boys'
Store
BOYS'
SWEATERS
UNDERWEAR
BOYS'
CAPS
SHORT
PANT
SUITS
LONG
PANT
SUITS
SPORT
JACKETS
BOYS'
PANTS
BOYS'
OVERALLS
The
Store
for
Dad
and
Lad
Rupert
Men's
and
Boys'
Store.
You'll
be
agreeably
surprised
at
the
extra
large
department
carrying
a
full
range
of
boy's
clothes
and
you'll
discover
the
prices
will
meet
your
budget
requirements,
too.
Come
in
and
look
around.
Rupert
Men's
&
Boys'
Store
217
SIXTH
ST
Across
From
IIcl;cnon
Real
Estate
THE
STORE
FOR
DAI)
AND
LAD
BOUDOIR
SLIPPERS
Ladies'
Beaded
Fur
Trim
and
Hair
Seal
Moccasins.
All
colors.
Priced
at,
$1.25
to
$2.95
All
color
Chenille
Slippers
at
$1.35,
$1.50,
$2.25
MULE
SLIPPERS
Fashion
Footwear
Next
to
Dollar
Store
Phone
Red
321
BUY
WAR
SAVINGS
STAMPS
NOW
IS
THE
TIME-
Give
us
an
order
right
away
for
the
amount
of
coal
you
expect
to
need
next
season.
This
will
enable
us
to
meet
X
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
dealers
will
not
be
able
to
cope
satisfactorily
with
the
demand
next
winter.
X
IT
IS
NOT
HOARDING
TO
BUY
YOUR
COAL
EARLY
X
(It
is
also
necessary
to
place
your
order
a
day
ahead
of
Delivery)
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&
McCaffery
Ltd.
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Sole
Fillets
PRINCE
RUPERT
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Your
Local
Butchers.
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WASTE
READY
TO
COOK
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&
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Storage
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DOINGS
OF
LOCAL
T
(By
Dorothy
Oarbutt
The
program
lor
the
following
week's
activities
at
the
Y.M.C.A.-Y.W.CA.
Recreation
Hall
on
Third
Averiuff
is
as
follows:
Sunday
Padre's
Concert.
Monday
Old
Time
Dance.
Tuesday
Bingo.
Wednesday
Radio
program
"At
Your
Service,"
dance.
Thursday
Bingo
and
Quiz.
Here
Is
a
little
poem
about
Prince
Rupert
which
Carl
Clay
dug
up
and
recited
one
evening.
S.Tnere
nave
Been
many
requests
for
copies
of
It
though
I
do
maintain
that
it
maligns
a
lovely
little
town
which
grows
the
fairest
roses
and
honeysuckle
It
has
ever
been
my
lot
to
see.
And
when
complaining
of
the
rain,
were
any
of
you
ever
caught
In
a
prairie
V
blizzard?
Give
me
the
rain
any
Sday.
,
Prince
Rupert
I'lTls
the
land
of
liquid
sunshine.
Where
the
rocks
and
muskeg
meet
Where
all
the
dogs
are
amphibians
.
,
-
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r.nt
:iAna
uie
peopie
nac
cuu
!
You
can
talk
about
your
Venice
I
'With
Its
canals
and
gondoliers,
I;
But
if
you
live
in
rainy
Rupert.
i
You're
never
dry
behind
the
ears.
I
I;
The
town
is
flocked
with
redheads.
And
boy,
it's
very
piain
I.To
see
they
don't
use
henna.
They're
Just
rusty
from
the
rain.
,The
coffins
in
the
graves
there.
Are
chained
and
weighted
down.
So
the
corpses
don't
go
floating
t.AnH
Vianntlnir
rnnnri
the
town.
....v.
o
'The
wind
blows
there
at
40
per,
Like
the
cyclone
loose
from
hell,
"
And
buildings
shake
and
rattle
And
if
you
like
the
smell
of
tar
Or
dead
fish
on
the
docks.
Then
"Welcome"
to
Prince
Rupert.
For
it's
rain
and
fish
and
rocks.
THE
HOSTESS.
MIDLANDS
LOSE
OUT
Yanks
Winners
in
Final
League
Baseball
Game
Yesterday
The
Midlands
were
well
on
their
way
into
the
baseball
play-offs
but
they
didn't
reckon
on
the
THE
DAILY
KM
BIRD
GIFT
'FILM
IS
TO
MUSEUM!
STIRRING
Group
Tours
of
Local
Establish
ment
Being
Announced
The
family
of
the
late
Oeorge
Tlte
have
donated
to
the
Museum
ent
and
beautiful
varieties.
This
will
be
a
valuable
addition
to
the
local
museum.
On
account
of
war
conditions
the
Museum
of
Northern
British
Columbia,
which
is
located
In
the
Friday-Ping
Pong
tournament.
Ubrary
buUdlng
Prlnfe
Rupert,
Is
Saturday
Movie.
l.
t.
B.neral
public
indl-
vldually.
In
order,
however,
to
meet
the
many
requests
irom
strangers,
visitors
ana
service
men,
group
tours
will
be
conducted
A
-
A
-
through
the
museum
ana
wnems
pole
parka
of
the
city.
The
groups
must
be
restricted
to
ft
maximum
of
twenty
for
each
tour.
They
will
be
conducted
by
the
custodian,
N.
L.
Jones,
and
Rev.
W
H.
Pierce
who
will,
In
his
unique
and
Interesting
manner,
describe
the
habits,
customs,
romantic
history
and
legends
of
the
native
people
of
the
Northern
British
Columbia
coast.
It
has
been
suggested
that
Sunday
afternoons
may
be
devoted
to
these
tours.
Group
tour
arrangements
may
be
made
with
N.
L.
Jones,
;
IT-
RESEARCH
ON
RUST
(Continued
from
pafe
1)
there
the
following
year,
then
Studied
at
the
University
of
Mln
nesota
and
received
her
doctorate
of
philosophy.
How
It
Spread
Since
the
construction
In
1925
of
the
government
rust
laboratory
in
Winnipeg,
when
the
problem
of
wheat
rust
in
the
Red
River
Val
ley
became
acute,
Dr.
Newton
has
been
constantly
employed
In
research
on
pucclnla
gramlnis
tri-
clti,
or
wheat
stem
rust.
The
first
problem
to
be
solved
when
Dr.
Newton
was
appointed
to
the
rust
laboratory
was
the
cause
of
the
spreading
of
rust
in
Mani
toba.
For
proper
development
rust
requires
an
Intermediate
plant
to
act
as
host
barberry,
and
bar
berry
is
not
one
of
Manitoba's
common
weeds.
Dr.
Newton
explained
this
by
exposing
to
the
air
slides
covered
with
auger,
a
gelatlne-like
sub
stance.
Innumerable
rust
spores
covered
that
the
spores
carried
by
were
collected
from
the
atmosphere
in
this
way
and
It
was
dis
covered
that
the
spores
were
car
ried
by
the
wind
from
the
south
where
fcarberry
grows
In
abund
ance.
Spores
occurred
In
the
at-
Yanks.
The
Yanks
proved
to
be
mosphere
up
to
a
height
of
14,000
!
the
giant
killers
toy
administering
.feet.
This
was
learned
by
placing!
to
the
Midlands
a
9
to
6
defeat
In
the
last
league
game
of
the
year
yesterday.
So
on
Sunday,
instead
of
the
Dry
Dock
playing
the
Midlands
for
the
second
half
cham
pionship,
it
will
be
the
Edmontons
vs.
Dry
Dock
for
the
Kalen
Hard
ware
trophy
and
the
baseball
championship
of
Prince
Rupert.
This
will
be
a
2
out
of
3
series.
The
giant
killers,
the
Yanks,
started
the
fireworks
In
the
first
inning,
driving
in
2
runs.
But
the
Midlands
came
right
back
to
take
the
lead
with
3
runs.
They
added
another
in
the
second
on
a
home
run
by
Acorn.
The
Yanks
came
right
back
to
tie
the
ball
game
up
at
4
all.
And
then
In
the
fourth
inning
the
Yanks
slapped
Mac-
Kenzle
for
three
runs.
Barkwell
took
over
and
was
taken
for
tw?
i
more
runs
before
retiring
the
side.
giving
the
Yanks
a
9-4
lead.
Mac-Kenzie
took
over
again
in
the
fifth
and
for
the
remaining
three
Innings
was
never
In
trouble.
But
the
Midlands
could
no
overcome
that
5
run
lead,
although
they
did
cut
it
down
to
9-6
and
in
the
last
Inning
had
two
men
left
on
base
J
in
the
red
brick
building
on
the.
Milllgan,
the
baseman,
had
third
inning
ankle.
Midlands
second
McManus,
Acorn,
Hay,
Burley.
Yanks--
Aubrey,
Tex,
Hank,
Louis,
Rosen,
Fernandez,
Albright,
Tolbrot,
Jenny.
celebrate
their
golden
wedding.
!
r
i
5
PYREX
Ovenware
and
Flame
ware
of
all
types
at
the
VARIETY
SIORE
similar
slides
on
the
wings
of
air
planes.
Counts
were
made
of
the
number
of
spores
present
pcr(
square
inch.
Her
constant
experiments
and
I
observations
as
a
plant
patholo-l
gltt
have
contributed
greatly
to
I
the
discovery
of
190
rust
races
quite
a
development
since
1918
1
when
It
was
believed
there
were
only
one
or
two.
j
Invited
To
Russia
I
Dr.
N.
Vavilov,
director
of
the1
Academy
of
Science
In
Leningrad,
Russia,
was
so
Irnpiiessed
that
in
1933
he
made
a
special
trip
to
Winnipeg
to
investigate
Dr.
.New-tons
work.
He
asked
if
she
would
go
to
Russia,
to(
deyeVjp.'.-rust
research
In
that
country.
Dr.
Newton
idecllned
the
request
but
consented
to
make
a
summer
trip
that
year
to
Russia
where
she
surveyed
conditions
and
made
suggestions
for
experiments.
Dr.
Newton
brushes
this
Incident
aside
as
unimportant,
"because."
she
explains.
"It
did
not
contribute
to
work
here
in
rust
research."
Apparently
she
preferred
her
place
University
of
Manitoba
campus
to
to
retire
in
the
i
the
more
glamorous
Russian
lab-wlth
a
sprained
'
oratories,
formerly
part
of
the
.Czar's
palace
The
line-ups:
I
Discoveries
in
rust
research
con-
Midlands
Barkwell,
Hall,
Milll-'tlnue
and
Dr.
Margaret
seems
gan,
MacKenzle,
Brooks,
Wagg,
pleased
to
discuss
the
problems
ln-
volved
in
her
study.
"Ill
always
be
glad
to
explain
my
work
to
a
persons
who
Is
really
interested,'
she
said.
FOR
GIRL
OF
21
.MINERALS
AfLOAT
When
a
girl
of
21
marries
a
man
I
Fish
contain
many
minerals
in
five
years
older,
the
chances
are
eluding
calcium,
phosphorous
one
In
five
they
will
survive
to
(copper,
Iodine,
sulphur,
and
Iron.
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FISH
PLANTS
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in
canaaa
aunng
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coin
on
Si
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Si
the
Pacific
Coast.
328
whales
were
taken.
ROCKS
THAT
PAY
The
types
of
stone
quarried
In
Canada
include
granite,
limestone,
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gua&s
a
marble,
sandstone,
and
slate.
"Great
Man's
Lady,"
With
Stan
wjck
and
.McCrea,
at
Capitol
Theatre
The
sweep
and
power
of
a
grc
.
.,
,i
....
'men
and
women
who
made
its
ti
rrince
ivupcn
an
iuicikuhs
of
mounted
birds
of
several
differ
velopment
possible
are
unfold-
il
on
the
screen
Irt
the
stirring
r-
mance,
"The
Orcat
Man's
Lady
starring
Barbara
Stanwyck
and
Joel
McCrea,
with
Brian
Donlevy
which
comes
to
the
Capitol
at
the
first
of
next
week.
The
story
starts
and
end
in
cur
rent
times,
but
in
the
interim
it
goes
back
as
long
affo
as
1848
when
most
of
America
was
a
trackless
waste.
Barbara
Stanwyck
then
a
young
Impetuous
girl,
el
opes
from
her
staid
Philadelphia
home
with
Joel
McCrea
whose
dream
It
Is
to
build
a
great
citv
out
west
Together
they
brave
the
hard
ships
and
heartbreaks
of
yea:
that
yield
nothing
but
failure
Mr
Crea
is
finally
convinced
by
Bar
bara
that
he
must
pull
up
stakes
zo
further
west
to
prospect
f:
gold,
then
return
and
pour
th
wealth
into
the
realisation
of
then
dream.
But
McCrea
loses
the
few-dollars
they
have,
plus
all
their
ivestock,
to
gambler
Brian
Don-evy,
whose
horvasty
Is
a
come
-on
ew
suckers
can
resist.
Barbara
succeeds
In
winning
ack
their
possessions
from
Don-evy'who
loses
his
heart
to
her
as
veil.
It
is
Barbara
who
discovers
that
McCrea
has
struck
silver
t
silver
which
eventually
makes
him
millionaire.
But
by
then.
Bar
bara
has
been
relegated
to
thr
back
streets
of
hU
life,
with
Don-levy
very
much
In
the
foreground
of
hers.
The
story
Is
intensely
Interest
ing.
SILKWORMS
FOR
POSTF.RITY
EYNSFORD,
Bng.,
August
15
"
-Lady
Hart
Dyke
of
LuUlngstonr
,
Castle
In
this
Kent
village,
assisted
by
two
land
girls
runs
a
silk
farm
which
supplies
material
lor.
parachutes.
Normal
silk
output
of;
4.000
pounds
is
being
sacrificed
this
year
to
produce
WjOGOjOWstlk
worm
eggs
to
stock
new
farms.
(JUAUUII-S
IN
WAR
Products
from
Canadian
stone
quarries
provide
the
chemical
and
other
Industries
with
many
of
their
increasing
war
requirements
KING'S
PRIZIIMAN
I)KAI
Staff
Sgt
J.
Cunningham
who
-won
the
Kings
Prise
at
Bisley
In
1921,
when
he
was
62
years
old.
died
recently
at
Amble.
England
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Prince
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Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
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