V
-
;:xxi
No.
133
VcLes
Some
And
Not
Lmplrn
Wo.
Slow
Trains
To
Handle
Mails
I'o-ital
Service
Is
Announced
following
Change
Of
Railway
Schedule
Mi.
nn
arrangements
have
"arte
for
the
handling
of
unci
from
the
Hast
on
the
trains
which
are
to
be
1
'
tn
and
out
or
Prince
"imtncnclng
this
week
fr
the
BaU
will
be
dla-'
on
thp
mixed
trains
Mon-Wcdnrsday
and
Friday
nights
or
;ent
and
will
arrive
Tues-1,1
day
and
Sunday
nights
:
Urn
mixed
trains.
I'ACKLIi
BY
DUKE
AERARVAN.
Wales,
June
9
CD
Tne
Duke
of
Kent,
visiting
a
?c's
depot,
packed
the
300,-p:irvi
to
be
sent
to
prlspn-;
of
war
camps.
MOIIII.i:
DENTAL
UNIT
LONDON.
Juno
0
CfW.
V.
Mil-
'ol
Toronto
4iia
llrtf
"my
"
with
"I'll
Its
IIS
I
first
mobile
den-
(.
.
to
include
unit
was
acceolcd
bv
Ma.'
!.
.'
.D'
clwer.
director
of
nrmy
services.
PACIFIC
NA
0WER
MAY
BE
RE
aST
AFTER
MIDWAY
ISLAND
BATTLE
United
Stales
IMancs
Seeking
Out
Japanese
for
Further
Rattle
First
Hand
Account
of
Stinging
Nipponese
Reverse
LIMPING
HOMEWARD
The
Japanese
fleet,
which
escaped
after
a
terrific
pounding
in
the
Midway
Island
battle,
was
reported
today
to
he
limping
westward
to
the
refuge
of
home
waters
anninp
out
in
quest
of
the
battered
and
flee-,iy
of
Germany
again
last
night.
.
r:v.,nants
of
the
enemy
fleet
which
took
to
flight
toielghleen
nrttuh
piarw
failing
to
OF
PEACE
nnrse
lis
nuru
and
reflect
on
1U
lour
and
possibly
reorganize
for
another
face-saving
attack.
The
face
of
Admiral'
Yamamoto.
com-
rlers
were
set
afire
by
dive
bomb
ers.
One
was
ablaze
from
stem
to
stem
before
it
finally
foundered.
In
addition
to
the
aircraft
carriers.
one
enemy
cruiser
developed
suchi
return.
a
list
that
it
could
not
have
stayed
pacific,
diet
a
new
Japanese
effort
shortly
AUln
The
Berlin
radio
station-
again
off
the
atr.
was
The
strong
force
of
Brttlah
and
nander
of
the
Japanese
combined
WUi4dUn
bombers
dropped
explo-
fleet.
must
be
red
for
having
sent
me
over
hundreds
of
square
the
bulk
of
his
naval
power
into
m,te
ot
Ado,r
Hltlerji
domain
last
the
destructive
trap
at
Midway
nJnt
raiding.
In
addition
to
the
i
......
nroe
lnrlualt1
rt..V,
r-vt
janese
force
was
evldenUy
under
inn
nunarea
noyai
Air
roice
orders
U
occupy
Midway
when
planes
took
part
In
the
raids.
The
'combined
sea
and
air
forces
of
the
eighteen
planes
which
failed
iHK.
June
Vice-
United
mates
struck
it
last
week
return
were
all
bombers.
i
the
United
States
land
started
runninc
un
a
-ore
Wallace
aajm
that
the
which,
at
the
latest
tabulaUon.
i
he
war
muai
be
a
.added
up
to
the
most
humillaUng
'hp
riimmAti
mast"
and
I
Att
in
i
n
t.
hou.i
v,i.inM.
as
i
vvpiurcoi;
iwrm
jiiumji
-tuiutic
Intenrentlon"
At
least
three
Japanese
ships
were
i
be
nc
lasting
peace
Unk
and
thirteen
or
more
werr.
H
!lrjl
Cntlld
mA
and
AnmaanA
mu
nirBln.t
Ulta
nn
a
f
f
I
'
SEVEN
DAYS
to
WON'TWORK
'
t
m
J
t
M
tliwa
A
VIII-
veiy
man.
woman
and
(ed
States
aircraft
carrier
and
the
Shipbuilding
Workers
In
Vancou-.uied
of
adequate
food
kMs
of
one
American
destroyer.
Ver
Say
It
Is
Impracticable
Itropie
were
advanced
ThU
was
the
tally
when
It
wasl
Alternate
Proposal
r
duration
where
they
finally
atuuKiiured
that
coiUac
ud
able
to
play
their
with
the
enemy
had
been
lout
III
VANCOUVER
June
9
A
con-mai.y
m
dejWMXMjr.
Ja
ephakl-b,
the
Uirtieil'tHatw
ferenee
representing
30.000
British
Wal
authorities,
however,
that
Columbia
worker
on
the
Pacific
DOCTORS
SCARCE
Ut'-sT
'
hortagr
of
Medical
And
Drntal
(are
In
United
States
Appear
To
He
looming
the
enemy
fleet
was
not
entirely
j
rjoast
yesterday
resolved
that
a
defeated
but
had
Just
withdrawn,
'.-ven-day
working
week
was
1m-Flrst
hand
stories
of
the
Battle
practicable
An
alternate
program
,of
Midway
Island
have
Just
been
was
proposed.
I
received.
One
eye-witness.
Ensign.
Boilermakers
voted
against
the
E
II
Oay.
a
United
States
naval
government's
continuous
produc-
fllor
from
Texas,
now
In
Pearl
tion
program.
Harbur
hdsplUI.
told
of
the
dps-
trucUon
of
a
2.000-ton
aircraft'
'carrier
and
the
probable
sinking
if
tk-n
nlhr
Ills
nlane
shot
down
K
June
9
A
verejBld
twQ
cofrnmniwVi
Mttfd
Qay
mrqicai
ana
nciu
n
Summary
vu
Uktteri
for
24
hours
Oil
the
American
lni
MVl
ttnunrt.
...
ii..
tru-.j
m.i..
I
-
.
.
-
'
...
.:
m.
"
ocean
before
being
picked
up.
He
land
14c
to
15.6c
and
14c.
15c
mr
tKBiutfius
ut
we
j.u.rilurf
linui
Ihn
JimnHa
par.
I
r
ne
lrj
i
c.
v
upon
the
professional
.'ctori
for
every
one
mi-n
In
the
services
is
1
mrnt
that
Is
recognised,
million
men
under
arms
which
this
means
upon
in
ran
be
readily
seen.
'I
nhyslclans
are
belr
k
into
practice
and
new
;
'-.v
being
rushed
through
i
runs.
and
14c
to
15.6c
and
14c.
American
Mltkof,
35,000,
15c
and
14c,
Stor
age.
Hasel
II.,
17,000,
15.4c
and
14c.
on
an
even
keel.
The
surface
of
i
Spencer
II,
10J0OO.
15.4c
and
14c.
the
ocean
was
almost
black
with
Atlin.
lifeboats
and
Japanese
thrown
California,
11.000,
15.Cc
and
14c,
hurriedly
into
the
sea.
Other
Japs
Booth.
came
down
ln
planes
which
had
"Freya,
10,000,
15.4c
and
14c.
no
place
to
land.
There
was
the
Booth.
spectacle
of
a
Japanese
cruiser
fir-;
Condor,
15,600.
15.4c
and
14c.
Pa-
liift
Into
and
sinking
a
Japanese
jclflc.
v
aircraft
carrier,
evidently
to
eltm-
Canadian
Inate
any
risk
of
the
vessel
falling
Morrto
II.,
11,000,
15c
and
14c,
Into
American
hands.
Storage.
Tljc
course
of
other
fighting
off
i
Annabel,
5,000,
ISfic
and
14c,
the
Aleutian
Islands
is
obscure
but
storage.
Informed
Washington
quarters
pre-
skeena
M.,
10.500.
15.0c
and
14c,
Ui
rraaln
the
whin
hand.
Two
days
Rio
Rita.
1.800,
15.6
aRO
naval
action
or
manoeuvres
Booth.
were
suggested
off
the
Aleutians
but
no
details
were
given.
As
If
under
orders
to
create
new
diversions.
Japanese
submarines
staged
their
shelling
of
Sydney
and
Newcastle
In
the
first
seaborne
attacks
on
Australian
mainland
but
the
net
result
of
this
was
only
one
casualty
and
no
military
damage.
The
Japanese
aim
was
typically
and
deplorably
bad.
Kelowna
Man
Coming
Here
C.
W,,
Harrison,
to
Succeed
Gotdon
German
as
Accountant
of
Bank
of
Montreal
0.
V.
Harrison,
from
Kelowna,
will
bo
the
new
accountant
ln
the
local
branch
of
tho
Bank
of.
Montreal,
according
to
word
received
hi
tho
city.
Ho
and
his
wife
will
be
hero
shortly.
Mr.
Harrison
succeeds
O,
T.
German
who
has
been
transferred
to
Stewart
R9
manager.
and
14c,
"Kill
That
Rat"
New
War
Cry
Another
r.iirmy
to
Democracy
in
Great
Britain
LONDON,
June
9
0
The
government
has
declared
war
on
rats
as
part
of
the
war
on
the
enemies
of
democracy.
At
a
time
when
everything
possible
Is
being
done
to
combat
waste
to
the
benefit
of
i
thp
greater
war
effort
It
Is
cstl-
ni.lW.'U
Miud
laws
uu
uauiugu
ui
ui.
least
$U5,000.00'0
a
year
hV
Britain
in
their
gigantic
secret
banquet
lit
over
tho
country
to
make
people
rat
conscious,
TRYING
FOR
HURHL'R
Quecnslarid,
Australia,
is
testing
and
hopes
to
grow
rubber.
LIGHT
SURS
I
provincial!
Local
Temperature
Tomorrow
sT
ides
(Standard
Time)
Maximum
CO
High
11:30
ajn.
17.1
feet
Minimum
47
23.U0
p.nv
195
feet
Low
5:24
a.m.
5.1
feet
17:16
p.m.
7.8
feet
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
HKITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
t'w
PRINCE
KUPEKT,
B'CC
TUESDAY,
JUNE
971972
MELBOURNE
Another
Jap-ancse
submarine
hak
been
sunk
off
the
Australian
Ing
a
total
of
eight
bagged
dur-
ing
the
past
week
including
the
four
which
raided
Sydney
TWO
HUMPS
CRASH
WASHINGTON
Two
United
States
navy
blimps
crashed
off
the
Jersey
coast
yesterday.
rFCMl
lM
fiance
or
.
-r-j
nu
mrutuip.es
in
'.
naval
power
board
misiint.
,
Ideals
,,
,
,
.
.
.
ar
'
'
111
I
Ttm
1TI-
'IHA
IVktl-Arflll
Inn
riBIIUU
U1IU
1
11I1IUIII1
a
lllf.
IMTJIIUI
ai"
"
coast,
mak-
men
on
GUARDING-JAPS
OTTAWA
A.
XV.
Neill,
M.P.
centlon.
.Mr.
Neill
said
that
residents
of
interior
areas
to
which
the
Japanese
had
moved
felt
they
needed
more
protection.
BIG
DRIVE
-F0RCHINA
Japanese
Are
Keeping
Up
Their
Intensified
Attack
on
Various
Fronts
CHUNGKING.
June
9
The
Jap
anese
Invaders
were
still
driving
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
on
varlous
Ironte
ln
lhe
newly
Intensified
campaign
to
I
knock
China
out
of
the
war.
An
attack
ln
Changs!
Province
being
pushed
as
hard
as
ever.
was
Music
Censored
In
Netherlands
Nazi
Culture
Draws
the
Line
Country's
Favorite
Pieces
at
LONDON.
June
9
R
Music
In
the
Netherlands,
on
the
radio,
in
the
concert
room
and
in
the
dance
hall,
Is
closely
censored
by
the
Nazi-controlled
Department
of
People's
Enllghtment
and
Arts.
Until
Holland
was
overrun
by
the
Germans,
the
Netherlands
radio
stood
out
among
contlnenta'
Ush
and
American
light
music,
and
even
after
the
Nazis
moved
In
programs
were
fairly
represen
tative.
This
has
been
stopped
by
regulations
ordering
programs
for
all
musical
performances
submitted
'for
approval
at
least
three
weeks
In
advance.
Playing
of
music
by
English.
American,
Russian
and
Polish
composers,
with
the
exception
of
Chopin,
Is
forblttcn.
Hawaiian
tunes
and
South
African
songs
of
Dutch
origin
arc
per
mitted
provided
they
arc
not
arrangements
by
English
or
American
munlclans.
TROUBLES
MINERS
(
CARDIFF,
June
9
0
After
four
years'-
research
In
South.
Wales
coalfields,
a
special
committee
of
places
where
tho
nation's
food
Is
the
Medical
Research
Council
lias
stored.
established
the
occurrence
among
An
Agriculture
Ministry
film
miners
of
another
lung
condition
"Kilt
Tliat
Rat"
Is
being
shown
all
known
as
"reticulation"
due
to
dust,
ln
addition
to
silicosis.
EASY
FORGETTERS
Londoners
still
leave
their,
gas
masks
ln
public
conveyances
at
the
ratd
of
400
weekly.
1
The
precautionary
blackout
which
has
been
in
force
at
Prince
arr
on
a;;ain
Rup
ert
at
night.
PROTEST
BY
ARGENTINA
Following
Attack
oil
Tanker
Victoria
BULTJOS
AIRES.
June
9:
The
Aigenttnean
guvernment
has
sent
.
for
Comox-Albernl,
urged
in
the
ja
protect
to
Berlin
over
an
attack
t
House
of
Commons
yesterday
'on
the
tanker
Victoria
in
United
j
that
Japanese
evacuees
from
the
States
territorial
waters
byva
Ger-
Itrillsh
Columbia
coast
he
more
man
submarine.
The
Victoria
did
J
closely
guarded.
If
they
broke
Jt
sink
after
the
attack
but
man-I
loose,
Mr.
Neill
feared
these
Japs
aged
to
reach
a
United
States
port
would
adhere
lo
no
Geneva
con-
m
safety.
She
was
the
second
Argentinean
merchant
vessel
to
be
attacked
by
the
Nazis
in
this
war,
the
first
having
been
a
freighter
off
the
coast
of
Spain
in
1910.
A
protest
was
made
by
Argentina
at
that
time
but
Berlin
nevfr
answered.
-
,
.
TODAYS
STOCKS
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
Vancouver
Grand
view
Bralorne
......
Cariboo
Quartz
Hedley
Mascot
Pend
Oreille
Pioneer
Premier
Privateer
Reno
Sheep
Creek
Normal
Loan
.
.13
.
7.50
.
1.12
.
.27
.
135
12S
.52
.29
.0334
.74
Oils
Calmont
-
.15
C.
&
E.
i
1.10
Home
2.40
Royal
Canadian
...
03
Toronto
Beattle
-
.80
Central
Pat
1.05
Cons.
Smelters
3750
Hardrock
.42
Kerr
Addison
430
Little
Long
Lac
-
105
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.50
Madsen
Red
Lake
-51xd
McKenzie
Red
Lake
.70
Moneta
-
-27
Pickle
Crow
1.95
Preston
East
Dome
-
2.24
San
Antonio
1-85
Sherrltt
Gordon
.72
Is
Authorized
Measure
Providing
For
Raising
Of
$750,000,000
Is
Approved
By
Ottawa
House
on
Monday
OTTAWA.
June
9
The
House
of
Commons
yesterday
authorized
a
bill
providing
for
a
loan
of
$750,-000,000
to
meet
maturities
and
cer
tain
normal
expenditures.
INCREASE
PROTECTION
LONDON.
June
9
ID
As
a
result
MOVING
OF
CENOTAPH
Legion
MeetingJels
That
Other
Site
.Might
Be
Found
For
Parade
and
Playing
Ground
dian
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Service
League
last
evening
heard
Major
A.
S.
Parkes,
local
auxiliary
FRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Jap
Victory
In
Reverse
AIR
FORCE
"
OUT
AGAIN
Kuhr
Valley
I
Target
Once
.More
After
Continuous
Daylight
Raids
On
Invasion
Coast
I.DNIV1V
tun.
n.
ti,.
t
i
it.
in
iiAiii
nil
t
.
-tt
ii'.i
..
.i.
-
j
I
1
Alvw
iiiVlilnJlv.
dune
1)
ILl'
Willi
tho
in
tor
Air
Force
emwH
ami
rrri
now
seeminK
to
have
wrested
the
initiative
from,the
aiJlh
channel
many
umes-,n
the
Rattle
of
the
Pacific,
the
naval
battle
off
S!?!L2
SfT
afc.lc
H,
I
i.
i
.
.
.
.
VSUUOn
CnOJlt
nointJI
anri
lurnH
!
I
i-ianii
nan
died
down
and
American
scouting
attention
hviiv
m
h.
nhr
v-T'
PRINCIPLE
BULLETINS
ITALIANS
LOSK
AGAIN'
LONDON
The
Admiralty
announced
today
that
the
ItrilLsh
submarine
Turbulent
had
sunk
oiie
Italian
destroyer,
three
me-
dium-sized
supply
ships-
and
small
merchant
shiri
in
the
cen
tral
Mediterranean.
SUNK
BLACKOUT
'SEBASTAPOL
CHINESE
IS
ENDED'
HOLDS
FIRM;
WIN
BACK
Air
Raid
Protection
Wardens
Get
Nazis
Fail
to
Make
Any
Ileal
Pro-
Holiday
Street
Lights
On
Again
gress
in
New
Drive
Attack
on
Murmansk
Looms
CHUHSIEN
MOSCOW,
June
9
-
The
new
Invasion
Force
Which
n,ii
Rupert
since
the,
Dutch
Harbor
concentrated
attack
of
the
Oer-'
incident
lat
Wednesday
was
call-
mans
by
land,
sea
and
air
on
the
.ed
off
last
evening.
Air
Raid
Pro-
Soviet
Black
Sea
naval
base
and
Itrc'lon
wardens
have
been
ex-
key
shipping
point
of
the
Black
Sea
cused
from
their
patrols
until
an-.
Is
now
In
Its
fifth
day
and,
although
Foothold
There
Has
Been
Wiped
Out
CirUNOKINO,
June
9
"
0)-On
the
other
blackout
is
called.
Street
the
pounding
continues,
no
roa:'chlri
0funa
front
f
',
Chinesa
armies
.
lights
at
,
Prince
r,,
o
,
k
w
yuccas
iws
utcn
mue
oy
uie
..in
fi,
i
enemy.
The
Russians
have
great
.tijalS"
verse-A
.....
Chungking
military
-
spokes-
nnrt
and
supplies
KllrtnllAJX
onH
and
a
are
n
ro
rmHri
ready
a
.
to
tnt
withstand
a
siege
of
Indefinite
duration.
1
In
the
Kalinin
sector
the
Rus
sians
are
reported
to
have
cross
ed
a
river
and
recaptured
two
towns
from
the
Germans.
Iluenos
Aires
Sends
Note
To
Berlin
In
u,.
nnrUl
frhor
R.m.n
-taa
.v
aa
a
Ma
v
wvtMiuu
ships
are
reported
sunk
or
damaged.
While
heavy
fighting
continues
;at
Sebastapol
where
repeated
Nazil
attacks
have
been
repulsed,
else-J
where
along
the
Russo-German
,
There
are
Indications
of
a
renewed
Nazi
drive
on
Murmansk,
Important
Arctic
supply
port
of
the
Soviet,
ln
the
making.
man
said
that
Chinese
troops
had
wiped
out
a
Japanese
Invasion
force
which
gained
a
foothold
at
.Chuhsien,
key
rail
centre
of
western
Cheklang
Province,
regaining
(Possession
of
the
city.
DESERT
IS
JUNKYARD
front
the
situation
Is
relatively
Axis
Loses
Large
Quantity
of
Tanks
quiet.
And
Motorized
Equipment
Around
Knight's
Bridge
CANADIANS
ARRIVE
LONDON,
June
9
A
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
fighter
squadron
has
arrived
in
the
Middle
East
to
help
knock
the
Axis
out
of
the
desert
skies,
it
was
disclosed
today.
Canadian
airmen
have
for
some
time
been
fighting
with
the.Royal
Air
Forte
in
the
Middle
East
over
Malta
and
Libya
but
this
Is
the
first
full
Canadian
air
unit
to
arrive.
CAIRO,
June
9
Following
the
latest
battle
ln
the
Libyan
Desert,
Before
proceeding
with
regular
i
the
country
around
Knight's
Bridge
business
the
executive
of
the
'was
described
last
nieht
as
a
vast
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Cana
Junk
yard
of
Axis
tanks
and
motorized
equipment.
General
Erwln
Rommell's
shattered
forces
are
still
in
flight
west
of
Tobruk.
Another
services
officer,
represenUng
the
j
Axis
attack
at
Blr
Hachelm
to
the
military
authorities,
speak
on
the
south
has
been
driven
back
by
matter
or
providing
sunaoie
ana
British
and
Free
French
forces,
necessary
accomodation
for
par-j
aae
ana
playing
activities
oi
tne
forces
In
the
city.
A
proposal
had
been
made
that
the
grounds
In
lront
of
the
court
house
might
be
taken
over.
This
would
mean
the
.removal
of
the
Cenotaph
and
also
the
flagpole.
Major
Parkes
recog-Inized
that
the
Cenotaph
held
a
very
special
place
in
the
hearts
and
memories
of
veterans
as
well
as
In
the
memories
of
those
who
lost
relatives
In
the
last
Great
War.
Should
it
be
necessary
to
take
over
the
space
a
guarantee
would
be
given
by
the
military
authorities
that
the
Cenotaph
would
be
properly
replaced
after
the
war.
However,
members
of
the
Canadian
Legion
executive
felt
that
there
were
other
places
that
might
Just
as
readily
be
made
into
suitable
playgrounds.
One
location
was
south
of
Comox
Av-
tenue.
Another
place
was
at
Mc-Ient.
Clymont
Pari.
This
latter
place
Walter
had
often
been
mentioned
by
the
former
city
commissioner.
W.
J.
Alder
as
a
most
likely
and
fairly
central
location
for
a
civic
playing
field.
These
other
prospects
will
be
thoroughly
Investigated
before
any
decision
is
made.
There
was
much
routine
business
disposed
of.
The
plans
for
the
observance
of
Decoration
Day,
as
arranged
by
the
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
graves
committee
of
the
Queen
Mary
Chapter
for
Sunday
next
were
approved,
-iu,,
1
Those
In
attendance
were
w.
J.
or
the
Nazis
-uacuui,
nance
who
preslsJed.
Harry
Thrupp.
the
Ministry
of
Home
Security
has
w
Abbott.
'R.
c:
'Bamftirdl'-Nel!
listed
buildings
in
unuun
oi
Camcrori(
s.
A.
Cliccsemah.
Hugh
standing
uauonai
or
iusmjiw.
--im
6mith,
j.
M.
Walker,
E.
Wood-portance
to
Increase
their
Protcc-
ward
Wld
c
youngman.
tlon
against
fire
bombs.
LOWEST
UNEMPLOYMENT
With
2.8
of
its
employable
male
uoDulatlon
not
working;.
Queens
land
has
the
lowest
unemployment
record
In
Its
history.
Baseball
Scores
American
League
Cleveland
10,
New
-York
11.
National
League
Boston
1,
Cincinnati
3.
.Five
Divorces
Are
Granted
Marital
Decrees
Dissolved
By
Mr.
Justice
Coady
Here
Last
Week
Five
absolute
divorce
decrees
were
granted
at
the
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
here
last
week
by
Mr.
Justice
J.
M.
Coady.
The
petitions
were
as
follows:
John
Slatta
vs.
Phyllis
Slatta,
George
Kmet,
co-respondent.
Raymond
E.
Fossum
vs.
Slgne
Fossum,
Melvin
Hanberg
corespondent.
Vera
Dorothy
Hueston
vs.
James
Norman
Hueston.
Elton
Verne
Daly
vs.
Mary
Daly,
Edward
Leroy
Barrie
co-respond-
Russell.
Russel
vs.
Lenora
Ida
T.
W.
Brown
was
counsel
for
the
petitioners
in
the
first
four
petitions
and
W.
O.
Fulton
In
the
fifth.
Notice
to
Public
I
The
Dally
News
published
2500
papers
yesterday,
estab-
llshing
a
new
high
record
clr-
culatlon.
This,
we
assume,
should
be
of
particular
ln-
t
e
r
e
s
t
to
advertisers
and"
ofhers
who
desire
to
use
our
'c6lumns.
Prince
Rupert's
best
advertising
medium
is
the
Dally
News.
If
you
wish
to
use
us
hi
really
reaching
the
pub-
11c.
It
will
be
a
pleasure
lor
us
to
serve
you.
Of
coarse,
II
you
want
to
keep
anything
dark,
we
would
warn
yod
to
keep
away
from
us.
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