PAOfi
O0K
TEA
ISMTI0HED
Avoid
waste
follow
these
simple
directions
J.
Scald
out
the
teapot
to
warm
it.
2m
Use
a
LEVEL
teaspoon
of
tea
for
each
cup
of
tea
to
be
served.
(At
a
war
fflxiwr
ditcontinu
tht
ot
for
tni
pot)
3m
Use
the
exact
amount
of
FRESH
water
you
require
and
see
that
it
is
BOILING
FURIOUSLY
before
you
pour
it
into
the
pot
4.
STEEP
5
MINUTES
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SIIII'ISUILDEKS
AND
FAT.iNFr.KS
Iron
and
ISrass
Casting
Klectrie
and
Acetylene
Welding
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
AND
MINING
MACHINERY
All
Types
of
Gas
Engines
Kepairctl
and
Overhauled
flhhcuhcetnentJ
All
advertisement
In
this
autumn
will
be
cltarged
or
a
(all
month
at
JSr
word
lOSnd.
Tab,
Jose
2fl.
Strawberry
garden
party.
Untted
Maaue.
.fctae
M.
Orthotic
8,
Mrs.
DeJong's
5th
Apene,
.
.p4bJW
fMk
AI
J-
R-MltehH.
Jury
a.
rreabyterian
rummage
sale.
Aug.
uat.31
Catholic
Baaaar,
October
7
and
8.
k
.
i
;
K
f
E
BTVQin
IS
t
Q
KB
II
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I
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mm
(iet
your
last
minute
a
FATHER'S
DAY
GIFTS
S
-at-
I
VARIETY
STORE
KBrilB1IBIB'B:.;fl:E..r
;B
'ar!!
fiffli
L.
TEA
I
f
Earl
Drochu
sailed
last
nis?ht
1
for
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Earl
Eby
Is
sailing
tonight
for
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
Miss
Emily
Christopher
is
selling
tonight
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Tonight's
train,
due
to
arrive
from
the
But
at
6:30.
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
thirty
mm
utes
late.
D.
Rose,
inapsetor
of
weights
ar.d
measures,
arrived
In
the
city
yesterday
from
Vancouver,
being
her
on
official
dutiec.
Arthur
Strand,
for
an
indecen-act.
was
fined
$20.
with
option
o!
ten
days'
imprisonment,
by
Magis
trate
T.
W.
Brown
hi
city
police
court
yesterday.
Fred
Schaeffer,
having
enlisted
for
active
service
in
the
army,
sall-
D.
R.
Lester
"of
Ocean
Falls
is
an-
ed
Thursday
night
for
.Vancouver.
other
recent
recruit
from
this
dis
trict.
KITKATLA
MAN
DIES
David
Douglas,
one
of
the
well
known
native
residents
of
the
vil
lage
of
Kitkatla.
died
there
yesterday,
according
to
word
received
in
the
city.
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pi
i
in
i
i
i
i
i
mi
iniiiiai
aaii
LAMP
k
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZAKELLI,
PIIOP.
A
Home
Away
From
Home"
Kates
?5c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
it
Cold
Water
Prince
Itupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Hnx
19C
LOCALS
Cash
for
old
gold,
Bulger's.
Larger
half-site
Dresses
and
Kedingote
in
youthful
styles.
Star'
(143)
Miss
Betty
Ellison
Is
sailing
tonight
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Remember
C.N.R.A.
Lawn
fowling
Party,
Tomorrow
Afternoon,
for
Bombed
British
Children.
Alex
Macdonald
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
morning
brief
trip
to
Vancouver.
TOBACCONISTS
SELL
"
r.kP
Part
of.
from
a
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan
returned
to
the
city
yeaterday
morning
from
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver.
O.
E.
Morris,
assistant
Inspector
of
customs,
was
here
yesterday
morning
on
his
way
to
the
SUkine
jii
an
official
inspection
trip.
k
Oordon
and
Anderson
have
just
received
a
large
stock
of
new
trill
te
lamps
and
shades
and
are
onducting
a
lamp
sale
lmmedl-uely.
Trilites
are
no
longer
being
manufactured.
Take
advantage
of
:his
opportunity
to
buy
while
they
are
available.
in
i'gjj
J
I
f
i'.TtJ
riOM
ianks
rosi
orncis
DIPAI1MINT
StOltS
OIUGGISIS
CIOCKS
.
TOIACCONISTS
BOOK
STOttS
m4
Ur
tn
A
STOtU
Mrs.
Duncan
MacKen2ie.
who
has
been
on
a
visit
to
Vancouver,
returned
home
this
morning
from
the
south.
Leading
Aircraftsman
Arthur
Denns
Hitch
oi
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
aalled
Thursday
night
for
Vancouver
where
his
marriage
to
Miss
Beatrice
Margaret
Scott
will
take
place
next
Monday
at
St.
Paul's
Presbyterian
Church.
i
After
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Prince-j
ton.
the
couple
will
return
to
i
Pr.nre
Rupert
to
reside
J.
M.
S.
Loubser
D.C,
B.A.
CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Mock
I'hone
CIO
ii
mi
iiiMnn"iaw.
.Jii'uiiiiiitfeav
Wm
E
H
9
Trilite,
Boudoir,
Pin-Up,
Table
LARGEST
AND
MOST
VARIED
STOCK
OK
LAMPS
EVER
DISPLAYED
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
Display
will
include
presentation
of
new
fluorescent
bridge,
and
kitchen
unit
lamps.
The
manufacture
of
trilite
lamps
has
boon
prohibited
by
the
government.
When
present
stocks
are
oahauated
no
further
supplies
of
any
kind
will
he
wnilable.
Take
advantage
of
this
remark.'ible
opportunity
to
buy
a
new
trilite
or
novelty
lamp.
Nick
Bet
well
known
Juneau
industrialist
arl
commercial
a
ire
raft
operator,
was
here
yesterday
morning
returning
to
the
Alaska
capita)
af:?'
busuv-
trip
t
wish
to
tnank
for
the
kindnesses
ases
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
j
iruwTurrT&:;?j
I
THAT
WILL
MAHC-U?
fefl
I
AND
HHP
IT
1HAPC
HjtjjBj
bbbbbI
.
T
1
1
1'
i
aaaaaaaaaaaaw
1
The
tonic
effect
in
K
raring
R
I
thite
Suitingt
crtat
t
a
ftxt-
H
fl
ng
of
confidence.
ti
M
I
ix
Tim
itiMct;Mr.
riii'iimr
iwitimi
toi.iiMiiiA
ix
i-Hoimi:
In
lh
Matin-
n
the
"
AilmtNMratlmn
AH"
art
J
In
tb
M4llrr
of
the
Utat-
mt
Jm.
Me.Xauzlilon
MoitnU.
Iwwtt.
TAKC
NOTICE
Watt
bT
OMar
of
Ha
Honour
Jutaar
FUhar.
Una!
Juaar
ol
the
8-Nnc
Court
of
BrMMti
OibiuaWi,
I
mm
on
the
lOUt
amy
of
June
AD
1944
anaoWB
1
AKKnaatratnf
WU1
aiMwwM
of
Urn
Bwtai.
of
jlNauMon
altaoBai
of
Prlnc
Bmtati
Ooiumbaa.
dFiiud.
wl
on
or
atmut
ttoe
lbtn
hay
at
fbtmaary
1442
All
pi
faaw
tail
ititiN
to
ttw
aaM
BrAmtr
am
rrnilrpal
to
pay
toe
amount
at
ttoelr
ImMM
to
tar
forUkWlUi
and
all
petmrm
bavtaa;
elajbiw
a
alnat
the
aa
DWnU
aer
-aajrtnl
to
Me
ttons
wMh
Bae
pnaynt;
verkned
on
or
before
tv
lfth
ay
mt
July
A.D
IMS
fallloe
vtaflk
navtflbutton
artU
bp
made
navtM;
Tina
pel
oaky
Id
auoh
clabTM
of
of
vDKk
t
akm
II
have
baan
iwUwl
DATED
M
Prtnce
ftaprrt.
B.
C
tMa
11
Ui
day
of
June
AX).
1443.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Adminactranor
Prior.
Rufwrt
B.C.
Mrg.
JUMn
AODUWal
Willi
y
1
rp
their
many
friends
KriHfJe
A
1
OUmeV
and
sympathy
UilUbC
UU11ICJ
extended
to
them
during
their
re
cent
bereavement.
A
special
note
of
thanks
is
tendered
to
the
staff
f
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
Miss
A.
M.
Smith
and
Mr.
8.
Snldal.
ix
Tin:
HtirrtRMr
roriiT
or
iiuitiii
rni.i
iniA
ix
I'lcoum:
In
ihr
SUttrr
ot
tkt
"AilmlnMralKnn
Art"
simI
In
thr
Mallrr
of
t)w
l.ji
of
IbNtrritfc
Mtljran.
oIIhtw
1-
kmnn
a
Kml
.M-lan.
1
TAKE
NOTICE
tbat
by
Onhr
of
Hkt
Hunour
Judwr
natwr.
laxal
JWBJ
of
tr
8upt
m
Oouit
of
Brtuah
Oatumbia.
!
wm
on
ttte
llt
kvf
of
Jua
A
D
'M2
aaaaouitcd
AdmtntattwUa-
of
tte
at
IfcaXrtck
Uelaii
oibmnar
Lin
mn
h
Hnd
Udmui
formcrlT
of
Pr.nce
Rupn-
BrtUato
CMuntwu
d-rrtuwri.
M10
died
oti
or
about
Uw
SMUl
dav
of
ami
I9f2
All
mma
1
the
aaatl
wt
an-
iiayalMil
to
'
amouot
o'
'Jtrtr
bnaiatliw
to
t
rUvw
an:
ail
pnaoa
hart
da
aainat
th
kmc!
Katie
an-
ruaulraJ
bs
t
ie
wm
wv
in
prtjrrT
mvim
on
or
tWerv
Vhe
bi
ttmlf
at
July
D
1B42
tan
ana;
vhuh
HatnbuUDt
will
br
mad
haTlrar
nward
only
to
aurti
ruunw
of
wtMcti
I
abail
baw
bw
i
notl-v.nS
OATHl
m
Hrtnr
Hupait.
B
C
wain
nth
day
of
June
A.D
1843
NORMAN
A
WATT
Official
Admmiatrator
!
Prim
fU-rt.
BC
J
Bergeant-Major
Kobinson
of
the
Koyal
Canadian
Army
Medical
Corps,
and
child
aalled
Thursday
night
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Paul
CMsen.
young
son
of
Fred
Olsen
of
the
Wakiron
Apartments,
has
rveived
another
in
teres
Ins
letter
from
Padre
R.
C.
H.
Durr.-frd
who
is
now
in
England.
JHe
letter
from
the
former
rector
of
8U
rater's
Church
was
accompanied
by
a
gift
for
his
younc
1.
(t.
P
Or-.r.t
of
Vancouver,
sec
retary
of
Knights
of
Oolumbws
Canadian
ArmyHuta,
and
Frank
Wood,
identified
with
the
same
or-,
Mixtion,
arrived
in
the
city
yea-ti-rday
from
Vancouver
and
prr-eeded
by
last
evening;
train
to
)
Prince
George,
accompanied
by
1
Major
A.
&
Parks,
local
auxiliary
J-
.
.
.
.
.
.services
officer.
While
here
air.
Orant
went
into
the
matter
of
ex-
CARD
OF
THANKS
t,,liion
ot
the
Knights
of
Colum-
J
bus
services
to
the
forces
locally.
Mrs.,
J.
A.
Morrison
uirifeon
and
una
family
lamuy
Nearing
Close
Final
Games
And
IteMntatin
Of
Pihes
Will
Take
1'taee
Shortly
The
bridge
tournament
ot
Queen
Mary
Chapter.
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire
is
now
nearing
toe
final
stages
as
a
result
T;
of
this
week's
play.
The
prizes
will
be
preanted
at
a
bridge
party
to
,l,
be
held
July
S.
The
results
this
week
follows:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B-
8.
Orckg
beat
Mrs.
C.
r.
Oiand
and
Mrs.
Fred
HrooksfaaJlk.
I
Plight
Sergeant
Ortvell
and.
Plight
Sergeant
Cody
beat
Wm
at
,
MeDermald
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Dadi-'
mead.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Prank
Bidnoer
beat
Mrs.
J.
Andrews
and
Mrs.
Wcdor.
Next
week's
pay
will
be
as
tot-'
lows:
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Orelg
vs.
Mrs.
Sam
Hougan
and
Mrs.
i.
T.
Kaspar.
Plight
Sergeant
Orivell
and
Plight
Sergeant
Cody
vs.
MT.
and
Mrs.
Prank
Bklnner.
SENDING
TEA
CAR
Will
He
Operated
at
Prfewr
Kfert
At
War
Service
by
Yattag
Men's
Christian
Aaaaetatbtn
Within
the
next
tew
days
on
international
tea
car.
which
has
been
at
Prtawawa.
Ontario,
will!
be
arriving
at
Prince
Rupert
to
be
j
flattened
here
for
operation
by
Young
Men's
Christian
Aaaitav-Uon
war
services.
It
at
particularly
interesting
.
Iba
the
tea
car
coming
here
is
Wt
or
riginal
"Numawr
One."
first
that
sver
operated
in
Carrada.
It
wag
Officially
revived
and
rffdter?
by
the
Governor
General
and
Princes"
Alio-
it.
from
England
,
.
.
1
flWttY
rv
DMUtb
Fhmetl
for
iholr
Stylo,
Comrort.
and
!,,
wcnrlnir
Quulitii
Wo
lmvo
(hum
tn
.
.
imoomts
.
.
.
mtisss
cali-
SCOTCILORALV
MOCCASIN
.
Priced
from
....
$11.75
to
$14.00
WATTS
k
NICKERSOlv
S3?
TIIIIU)
Ave.
CHURCH
NOTTPF
First
Presbyterian
Church
miv.
IWtth
Avenwe
I
last
A.
V.
.-MacfiWIIIkV,
lt-.
Mirahler
TNlr
,
'
'
-tawsaJ
11
00
a.m
1
lHian,
:,-p"
RI'.NIMY
JIM!
S.l
Hftanter
sm)
.Srmstnf:
Ahwa
u.
-
When
Yon
Want
a
Reliable.
ComftrUMe.
Ifudai
TAXI
bervice
PHONE
13
ri-llour
Service
at
Itecutar
lUles
r
M
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a
.
a
a
B
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t
.
.
.
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ii
vou
nave
8flmuiiiiBT
10
mil
b
ci.ismii
"i
w.
A
'
it.f
1-1
1
:t
..
iinfiu
in
hub
ui)ur
win
buuii
lev
j
uu
kiiu
u
.i.i--buyer
in
the
city.
DIMvIRK
AGAIN
IN
SPOTLIGHT
Just
two
year.i
ago
the
democra
ir
iid
cijc-i
tti
the
magnificent
rescue
of
the
Urltuh
Expemt
Fw
-
t...ni
rjunn.-':
The
Hrltlsh
have
not
gone
bark
to
Dui
iK.
t!
,
.i
,
t,:.
Ul-.
utK
from
a
Drltiah
bombing
plane
aior,
in
A
4e
:c.
da;
-'uziv
iiX
.
.
.....
1
1
,.
ba-
ununerrial
dock.s.
the
i
ltudel
quay
and
slip
n
,
,
;.n
I!
A
.P.
bombed
the
tiok
.
Homb.s
are
show-
m
tvli'-r-
N.ii
I'
ud;i
.ire
.
U
ll.
i
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