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THE
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PRINCE
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Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
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One
MonUi,
58c;
One
Week,
12c
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Subscribers
by
Mall,
$3.80
a
Year.
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OF
THE
CANADIAN
FEE9
ttit
Oacada
Press
li
ezolcMveiy
eottSed
to
uae
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puSlScmtloo
at
aH
Ders
i-ptteb
credited
to
it
or
to
Xfce
Aasooaexl
Prea
tn
thla
paoer
and
alio
the
teem!
news
jwJjUabed
tberln.
All
r&!a
of
repabUcaUcs
of
apaal
Oapaicaves
tbereta
are
alao
reeerred
FRIDAY,
JUNE
26,
1S42
'We
suppose
that
the
way
we
are
affected
in
the
Daily
News
office
by
the
mail
service
is
a
fair
reflection
of
how
it
affects
other
business
people
of
the
place.
'""
They
may
have
improved
our
train
service
tbi
yasb
week
or
so
but
it
has
certainly
resulted
in
a
botch
being
made
of
the
mails:
Why
the
through
mails
to
and
from
the
East
and
Uw
uhjiuiujhi,
iiiLcxiiicuiaic
jjuiius
fenouiu
oe
leit
ijor
the
freight
trains
to
carrj-
exclusively
while
the
fast
trains
do
not
touch
it
at
all
seems
strange
enough.
The
postal
authorities
should
rpnl?7P
th
nroconr
in
convenience
of
the
sen-ice
and
should
not
need
much
inducement
to
bring
about
the
obvious
improvement
To
have
a
fast
train
come
in
on
a
Thursday
evening
wiLhout
the
mail
which
is
brought
in
bv
the
freight
train
late
Friday
night
after
two
trains
have
left
earlier
on
the
Friday
for
the
East
with
not
another
going
until
Monday
nieht
is
a
strane-P
stafp
nf
affaire
nMi,a-
proranient
that
should
obviously
be
made
is
the
brintrinV
in
of
tkp
mail
ah
ilia
Cofm.ln
r
l
a..
i
t
rr
A
T
W1-
a.uutijf
evening
lassi
train
insieaa
of
the
SumJay
night
freight.
Also
why
should
not
fast
trainQ
Tpnvino-
Wor1r.oc,,1o
and
FrMjaj-
mornings
carry
mail
east
as
well
as
if
not
instead
of
the
slow
trains
wheh
leave
the
same
nights?
s
The
whole
service
is
slowing
up
local
business
at
a
time
w;hen
there
was
never
a
greater
mail
voluine
and
when
it
is
important,
if
ever
it
was,
fo
have
spee,d
and
efficiency.
If
the
business
of
Prince
Rupert
is
important
enough
to
warrant
a
better
train
service
there
is
certainly
no
reason
why
it
should
result
in
the
worst
mail
service
we
have
ever
had
here.
We
feel
justified
j
-
'
-
"O
vassal
lilUVtCi
Ui1
,--
train
service
beinc
rectified
ami
nf
nna
K,r
v.
,,i,:J
of
arrangements
whereby
the
fast
trains
should
carryi
moil
J
l
allUlii
Co-ordination
js
one
of
the
increasingly
important
factors
of
success
in
these
highly
technical
and
mechanical
days.
We
should
have
had
plenty
of
examples
by
now
where
effective
co-ordination
has
beaten
us
to
it
from
things
of
most
inconse-quentlJ?a.ture
to
matters
of
cardinal
import
ance.
Efficiency
can
be
a
cruel
weapon
and
it
can
be
a
great
defence.
When
You
Want
a
Reliable.
Comfortable,
pepcndabls
It-!
PHONE
1
3
24-Hour
Service
at
Regular
Rates
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same.
I
St.
Louis
Jchteara
Phiisdeiphla
Washington
.
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Invntigitions
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ia&cate
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arc
oo
of
the
principal
causes
of
IniantiW
Paralysis
(Pohomyehtu).
Every
AT
allowed
to
I've
is
a
potential
menace
to
fcuoaa
health.
KILL
THEM
ALL
WITH
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pu
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of
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Chicago
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Brooklyn
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American
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Boston
3,
Detroit
7.
Philadelphia
I,
Cleveland
'
Washington
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JOHANNESBURG.
June
26:
0
Wooden
shoes
are
coming
back
in
to
fashion
here
to
relieve
the
shortage
of
certain
tvnea
of
hirh
Tie
Experts
Say
for
'.UrjUm
from
folk
who
ought
to
know
.1
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-
By
MAROARET
BCKBR
.
..J
iCaadlan
Press
Staff
Writer)
'
SUOAR
Now
that
the
ration
'
top-notch
Me.
But
here's
a
mn-has
been
tut
from
tavee-oxarters
'
Ing
from
the
Munition
and
Sup-to
one
-half
a
pound
a
person
ch
ply
Department:
Make
sure
yours
weffc
with
coupons
in
sight
for
la
a
working
partner
for
the
drra-Tuiv
t
the
job
of
making
sugar
Hon
There
hasnt
been
any
re.
as:
out
is
a
major
problem
in
itrictjon
os
their
manufacture
vet
-any
houKQolsb
.
.
Byrne
Mope
but
these
days
you
never
can
t
!!.
Sanders
rMrs.
Consumer'
of
the
Wartime
prices
and
Trade
CLOTHING
Take
a
Up
from
Board
offers
this
suggestion
...
the
British
when
you
bay
elothn
When
there's
fruit
to
be
canned,
buy
them
for
durability
.
.
.
Make
housewives
cam
buy
extra
to
gar.
sure
the
seams
are
strong
...
If
half
a
pound
for
every
pound
of
i
you
make
your
own
reinforce
the
fruit
.
An
extra
thre-ouarers
shoulders
and
waistline
.
.
.
But
of
a
pound
can
be
bought
for
every
Miss
Sanders
says
there's
no
ad-pound
of
fruit
made
into
Jam
.
.
.
vantage
1st
hoarding
straw
hats
Use
fratt
it
weighed
with
skins,
even
though
there
won
t
be
any
seeds,
alts
and
bruised
snots
moorted
straws
nex
pnleb
ace.
later
removed
.
.
.
Stick
fait
hat
are
fee
una
the
war
be-
to
the
prescribed
proportions
of
cause
the
glase
to
stiffen
tbrtr
fruit
and
sugar
and
Mrs.
Ooruu-
brim
is
needed
for
war
Industry
mer
says
you
can
add
the
sugar
.
.
.
she
says
by
next
summer
saved
by
weight-shrinkage
in
the
straws
and
stiff
felts
will
be
out
fruit
to
your
normal
sugar
ration,
of
style
.
.'.
Smart
women
wtO
wear
-
:
i-
'
-saosu
labffelsat
aad
fteaoy-brter-
RETi0lElUTbfl6
WastrTtfTHW-reRX
'-
wartime
ought
to
be
avoided
...
There
axe
no
union
hours
for
re-
TEA
If
the
tea
ration
worries
friajerator
aw
thit
summer's
you.
be
extra
careful
not
to
waste
Laura
Laura
Pepper
Pepper
"of
rf
i
tjhe'ftny
he'ar.y
....
.
.
.lOhe
.The
Prirej
JW
nere
and
PrttejtjBMrdjnmia
4V
Agriculture
Department's
Consnm-
one
teaspoon
makes
aft)tooc&
.439
m
er
Section
has
some
ideas
for
kern-
a
level
mooaftii
to
lM
ing
the
refrigerator
morale
up
water
.
.
.
"Don't
scocp
ifp.
tie
tn
and
waste
down
.
.
.
Cover
up
food
tea."
the
experts
sav.
"beeauae
to
prevent
drying,
except
for
raw
meat
which
keeps
better
uncovered
.
.
.
Make
sure
butter
and
mUk
are
In
the
coolest
spot
.
.
.
But
most
Important
of
all.
remem
ber
that
evear
time
the
door
It
opened
the
ice-box
warms
up
.
.
.
It
cuts
down
power
bills
and
lee
bills
to
open
It
as
seldom
as
pos-
and
exacting
Jobs
in
war
industry
das
leather,
most
of
which
is
re-
;
"
cocoa
or
soup
or
a
cold
drink
serTed
for
army
boots.
jlike
tomato
Juice
pr
milk
U
a
r
that
way
you
use
make
good
maals
.
vital
at
noon.
A
hour
i.Tllenutloi5drU,
z
you
need."
tamat
bottW
wilt
a7ot"
rfflnk
g"gw.
"
twice
as
much
TANK
If
lMUritS
r
"
MC80OW.
June
2t:
0Sovle;
infantrymen
specially
traiaed
tank
deatr
overs''
have'
t?eT
arm
3d
with
special
anti-tank
rifles
anil
-tank
vrnaH.
anl
Iiu.ru4i.r.
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b-.aYf...
4
.
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tJin
'
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AfND
hofllATIl
1"
SYDtflSY.
NS
W
June
36
?
79-year
old
Sydney
woman
u
itorifcs
lrj
her
Aktii
yard
to"
me
Japs.
"I
wnted
band
M
buff
hirejlarn
t
anv.t
for
civilians,
so
hi
rely
on
stones
tn
a
stockings.
"
she
saM.
UHHHHbI
I
f
I
gSUUBUB
jmW
'gBgg0yBhuifagga
BJugsjUkgBf
Thf
Vmrllm,
Drverm,
of
Thaun.l,
jj
J
For
Prr
Ham
IMitrry
saUUUUUUUUBuV
.
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COAST
ORCWCRIES
LTD.
gSUUUV
j'
.
--
v??ewfV
'
Ncw
'tm.ti
vie-roau
UlWalr
tjSV.Tmi
5U)oVTnr.Ms
The
distance
from
the
moon
io
earth
varies
from
231
814
to
252572
miles.
NO
LONESOME
PINE
Pine
Wees
are
considered
most
important
lumber
trees
North
America.
ITCH
f
sv
'UssssV
Saul
saa
Your
retailer,
Madam,
is
doing
you
a
genuine
instructions
-
V
lo
your
part
for
your
own
Bcrvicc
when
ho
asks
you
to
take
part
of
safety
and
the
Safety
of
your
hon
e
ami
;rnCn,aT-1?-rSK,nS8St?1Dp13-
1.i3
Wy
For
your
purchase
of
War
Savuigs
SLli-;
!
?Jt!f
aPPOmUSd
in
Sta'l-'"ny
Myu-cancvciy
wwk-
flf
itmL'r
nrofif
rtn
iLu-n
r
i
.
T
r
IP
ua
iuiij;
u
uic
war
lasts,
means
that
our
light-
.
.
.
,...
ft
,w
iiqB
i
lorcos
will
Iiav(S
the
8
lips,
1
ho
cuns,
tlio
olhchfttofhuoljin
lRaocsjtly'
to
keep
Onia.lttiMl,C:1i.uJu:s
nconlc
free
.
...
ior
your
continued
securiLv.
IIh
is
lnvnllv
serving
Canada
and
yoii
when
ho
suggests:
g
TAKE
PART
OF
YOUR
CHANCE
IN
WAR
SAVINGS
STAMPS
AJ"cR'l;E?C!!0SS
CANADA
m0
DISPLAY
THIS
SGN
ON
THEIR
WINDOWS
mm
W,LL
10
G'VE
YOU
PART
OF
YOUR
CHANGE
IN
WAR
SAVINGS
STAMPS.
National
War
Finance
CommitlM-.
t
'i
;
the
in
PHOTOGRAPHY'S
CENTl'ltV
The
art
of
plwt-ncraphy
was
per-fected
I83
bv
d
Prerrhrnar.
naaicd
Pagucrrp
STOPPED
in
a
Ji
ffu
t
Df
nanmw
hipi
"
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1
it
ruiiiiili
I
:
2
4
a
l
I:
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r
y
'
is
not
puoiisnea
or
d
spiased
by
i-Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Br.t.sh
Coi.r
SPEEDY
PHOOI
f
To
MOSCOW.
June
36
Soviet
newspaper,
factories
and
plant
metal,
planes,
tanks
mortars
and
ammun.t
of
schedule
with
outiu
Krcsh
IjH-al
Haw
and
Pasteurized
MI!J
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
s&i
The
Hyde
Transfer
WOOD
(7ct
Your
Winter
Supply
Now
HYDE
TRANSFER
Second
Avenur
Thont
'M
G
0
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D
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A
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Specials
Jl'ST
AKItlVEI)
A
new
shipment
of
f
H
COUCHB8.
CHESTER'
SUITES,
in
ail
the
:..
and
pattern
Pnrx!
542.50.
1
BOAT
STOVE,
at
2
KITCHEN
8IKKS
Mike
newt,
each
S6.50
S5.50
2
Dot.
SPRINO
FILLED
VV-TltBSSBS,
from
Q1Q
xn
Also
a
large
stock
of
t
sized
HEATERS
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
PHONE
MACK
.121
Third
Avenue
THE
SEAE
OF
QUALITY
I
HP
Sorhcyc
Salmon
Fancy
Red
Herring
in
Tomato
Sauce
Sandwich
Spreads
Spiced
Salmon
Smoked
Salmon
Bloater