PAOETWU
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TRINCE
RUPERT,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
,
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prtate
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue
Q.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
DAILY
EDITION
Methyl
Hydrate
.
.
.
E$tblihf,l
SO
years.
MANUFACTURERS
I
and
DISTRIBUTORS
Nil-
Drinking
of
methyl
hydrate,
which
has
been
resorted
to
by
some
of
the
more
chronic
inebriates
of
late,
is
held
responsible
for
the
death
of
a
man
in
"the
course
of
a
drinkine
orgy
on
the
local
waterfront.
The
authorities
have
effectively
restricted
the
sale
and
consumption
of
liquor,
with
benefits
which
are
quite
apparent
There
also
control
of
the
sale
of
drugs
and
other
harmful
stimulants.
There
seems
to
be
no
reason
why
the
distribution
of
such
articles
as
methyl
hydrate
and
extracts
should
not
also
be
broueht
under
similar
control.
Already
tbr
city
council
of
Prince
Rupert
has
had
this
matter
ud
V
is
to
be
hoped
that
they
will
be
speedily
able
to
obtain
the
desired
results.
Civilian
Rights
.
.
.
Many
local
people
quite
strongly
feel
that
it
is
time
again
to
remind
the
powers
having
control
of
such
matters
that
even
here
in
Prince
Rupert
the
civilian
population,
who
after
all
are
responsible
for
and
are
the
backbone
of
the
community,
should
have
some
well
defined
rights
ol
security
therein.
There
have
been
actions,
whit-,
under
special
powers
measures
mav
be
quite
legal
in
the
final
analysis,
but
which
have
been
considered
to
verge
on
the
borders
of
highhandedness.
Prince
Rupert
people,
we
think,
have,
generally
speaking,
showed
every
willingness
and
desire
to
co-operate
with
the
authorities
in
connection
with
the
prosecution
ot
the
war
in
its
various
nhacps
tw
Vio,.Q
oW
,
.
I
i-j
imic
eiiunil
u
auui
of
give
and
take,
courtesy
and
consideration.
Undoubtedly,
they
are
justified
in
expecting
to
be
treated
likewise.
Iney
have
shown
a
spirit
of
give
and
take,
courtesy
am
consideration
.
Undoubtetlly,
they
are.
justified
in
expect
mg
to
be
treated
likewise.
It
is
difficult
to
see
where
there
.has
been
any
occa
sion
for
out-and-out
highandedness.
'
,puS
TJf
?now
?U?r
than
the
authorities
them
sehes
that
tactful
negotiation
and
mutual
uriderstand-
accomplish
the
desired
results
without
resorting
to
nro
cedure
bringing
about
misunderstanding
and
bad
fed-ings
Bureaucratic
coercion
is
one
of
he
things
we
Tre
tending
that
it
should
be
kept
out
of
our
dealings
even
in
the
emergency
of
war
unless
it
is
extremely
Pessary
MARINE
SUPPLY
Can
tre
STEERING
WHEELS
Steering
wheels
of
all
types
for
fish
and
heavy
work
boats.
SHIPS'
COMPASSES
We
carry
a
good
assortment
of
accurate,
reliable
ships'
compasses.
CAST
BRASS
STRAINERS
These
strainers
may
be
used
in
combination
with
oyr
thru-hull
connections.
Distributors
for
Hart
Batteries
Cibbs
Spoons
Pacific
Oiled
Clothing.
I89
OFFICERS
INSTALLED
When
Prince
Rnpert
Chapter
No.
211.
Women
of
the
Moose,
met
Wednesday
evening
in
the
June
18,
1943
lows'
Hall
membe
of
the
Loyal
1
Order
of
Moose
and
mends
were
s
ltn
.1.
nil
'present
to
witness
the
beautiful
I
anuria
C
,VnthPhr
Kllhhfr
Icereraony
wiiy
vi
of
installation
uisuuiumuu
01
of
off!
cers.
close.
To
Quickly
Soften
Touahest
Beards
-Use
I
(1
m
a
iiiene
lather
mmm
t
CREAM
TBK
DAILT
NIWB
YANKS
ARE
WELLAWAY
Defeated
Runnlng-up
Washington
Senators
in
Yesterday's
Game
NEW-YORK.
June
18
tt
New-
York
Yankees
resumed
a
four-game
0111-
.
'margin
of
leadership
In
tne
fc
lllk
IU1
bilk.
kllJUllIK
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
vear
are-
American
League
yesteraay
ry
ii".
uuiiuuiivnuuii
vjj.
mi.
v
-
uitmyiu
uuu
cnwr
iu
Oiaduate
regent
Mrs
Gertrude!
Supply
that
a
plant
will
be
opened
late
this
year
at
Sar-lnaugan.
ithe
running-up
Washington
sena-
nia,
Ontario,
for
the
making
of
synthetic
rubber
in
quan-i
Senior
regent,
Mrs.
Margaret
Tb-I10"'
The
PWladelphia
Athlettes.
titv
which
would
be
sufficient
.to
meet
the
Dominion's
'"n.
-
sha.rlnJ
ono'
to
hd
normal
peacetime
requirements
is
gratifying
indeed.
Itconior
regent
Mrs
seems
to
indicate
that
the
rubber
crisis
has
been
settled
j00!.'
,
.
Chaplain,
Mrs.
Agn
i
j
j
l
it
'i.
nnrl
that
wo
mav
crtmi
ho
mnsnminpnt
rt
the
nupocoirv
Jessie
Ad-
with
Boston
Red
Sox,
are
in
third
place
now
ahead
of
the
Detroit
Tigers
who
dropped
both
ends
of
a
double-header
to
Cleveland
Indians.
it
ii
v
l
ki
iii
v
11
iimj
..
1
1
i
mil
v
iniv
ii
i
vi.
nil.
.
v
v.
ji
i
uij
Argus
Airs
Jean
Menzies
for
raw
rubber
which
we
must
import.
Thus
one
of
the
sentinel.
Mrs.
pearl
Howe.'
.
fians'
Chicago
White
white
Sox
sox
took
took
13
u
pressing
economic
problems
of
the
war
has
been
solved.
Guide.
Mrs.
Grace
Memtyre.
vfSer"sf
ljVb-m
mS
Of
course,
it
is
not
to
be
implied
that
there
will
be1
Assistant
guide.
Mrs.
SophfcJ
Sna
rouSa,Sead"-
any
immediately
complete
relief
for
the
general
rubber
e"
ship
of
the
second
division,
shortage.
We
shall
have
to
continue
conserving
for
the
JSF'
,
,
80111
the
,eading
SL
Louto
Car"
nnvthinc?
,5
the
installation
of
of-
dlnals
and
the
second
pUce
Brook-
war
ar
pffnrt
eiiori
nnr
our
PYictinc
existing
supplies
?TmnTiP5
nnrl
ana
anyimng
wp
e
are
fwers
the
retiring
officers
enter-
hn
National
nodaers
lost
in
the
capable
of
making
as
long
as
the
conflict
lasts.
As
far
as
tamed.
During
the
serving
of
re-
T
h
rl,
Chicago
4,
St.
Louis
3
1
13
innings)
Cleveland
3-6,
petroIt.2-5.
National
Lea
sue
Cincinnati
6,
St.
Louis
1.
New
York
8,
Brooklyn
5.
American
League
W.
1
New
York
Washington
Philadelphia
r'
-oit
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
St.
Louis
29
27
27
23
21
25
23
19
18
24
26
23
23
23
26
25
.457
.400
J47
Pet
.617
'
.529
.477
.472
.469
.432
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
Association
Indianapolis
4-6,
Toledo
2-0.
Milwaukee
4,
Minneapolis
0.
Columbus
2,
Louisville
0.
International
League
Syracuse
4-12,
Montreal
2-5.
Baltimore
9.
Toronto
6.
Coast
League
San
Francisco
3,
Hollywood
2.
Oakland
3.
Los
Angeles
3
(called
at
end
of
10th
on
account
of
darkness
1.
WORKS
ON
SOFTBALL
Mrs.
K,i
"J,neT!
ffl.-V00
saTe
tne
fourth.
The
PhUlies
divided
a
summer
Kate
Smith
Hopes
to
Get
League
Going
Here
rwuig
prougnt
in
evening
to
a
n,.hi..Mii
.itv.
nntt
.n
nh
u
.
inviMn.
"
f
'
'
'
FRIDA
i
Everyone
likes
the
Chocolate
Cocoa
(fyfe
at
Seel-time
Sport
Chat
Forty-one
eastern
and
western
Canadian
thoroughbreds,
headed
by
H.
C.
Hatch's
Ontario
colt,
Grand
Pal,
have
qualified
for
the
thp
normal
r5vil
rpnmrpmpnrc
nrp
wnpornoi
?f
ho
freshments
manv
of
the
rnvni
nf-
m
'
.,
j
...
..
r
.
w.....,
.
v.
."iv---
iik...,
4V
j
.
'
iiiicmaa
nvas
ana
vvu&ns
wy
An
enort
is
being
undertaken
by
""u
miming
ui
mc
uina-
some
time
hefnrp
anv
mntprial
vpli'pf
will
ho
atmnvont
der
r
Moose
complimented
the
wi-,
vnrk"
nhnu
md
thrpp
full
...
vi
.
.
dlan
Derhv
at
Pnin
p.irk
.iniv
s
in
.
.
.
-
"
-
-
"i-jiiii
vii.
-
-
-.ill,,
unit
oiiwbu
mj
HUII1UIC
UI
-
-
-
--.
-
-
i
"
Wnmon
rtf
i.
although
a
few
more
tires
and
SUCh
like
mav
be
available
Z?
?L
.ST
,U??n
8ames
sti"
dlvide
tbem
ln
SanUed
s0"baU
n
Prince
Rupert
Winnipeg.
Grand
Pal
won
the
1W2
after
a
time.
.
.
Jea"l
and
splendor
of
the
floor
standing.
The
Reds
are
in
third
by
creating
a
mixed
league,
men
5.
adde
Coronation
Stalesiat
L
1
1
f
aJLIm
i
.
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l
v-v.
a
i
-vJ
a..
.
.
,
e
.
.T'r-
.
I
I.
"
mio.
oumu
Ultttlii
u
iiniuug.iuuiw
4I
?
ktllH
I
UU11S
comparative
strangers
in
the
city
who
should
be
glad
to
broaden
Juvenlle
in
,M2-
wa
nominated.
Chicago
3.
Pittsburgh
2
(called
their'acquaintance
on
the
playinE
field,
she
thinks.
Tne
matter
Of
.softhnll
-oninmnt
.
.
.
.
Editor.
Daily
News:
.500
One
thing
needed
in
this
city
Is
a
humane
society.
There
Is
a
case
at
present
of
a
little
dog
around
three
months
old
being
tied
out
on
a
chain
about
five
feet
in
length
from
morning
until
late
at
night.
This
has
been
going
on
since
these
people
got
the
dog
when
it
was
about
six
weeks
old.
It
has
not
been
properly
fed
nor
watered
as
we
could
see
and
Its
barking
and
crying
drive
the
neighbors
nearly
insane.
,
When
people
cannot
use
an
animal
humanely
they
shouldn't
Jje
allowed
to
keep
it.
Hoping
some
one
will
see
to
it
tnat
mere
is
soon
a
humane
ciety
ln
Prince
Rupert
tyi
Kennedy's
37-cent
flllv.
441
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
Uy
DOROTHY
GAUBL'TT
The
Hostess
Ivan
Mallet
is
back
from
Tm.
kjjace
ana
uie
niwourg
nrass
m
and
women,
which
will
enliven
iotoiiuj,
over,
"
"
the,
met
rape.
IIe
He
says
says
he
he
Bk
Kites
it
it
Terv
yery
muel
months
with
;;
the
Pr
"""
aa
ealhere
and
that
its
good
to
nr,
rJJsmiXxm
'
to
eo
a
mile
and
"
a
"
nuarter
r.
"
.
..
6
"
n
.
.,
PCT
h"-i
DltCC
Of
terra
a
urm-
firmi
ii
U
rti.
v
iinri
nrp
still
tnnc
nf
thp
wftnrt
i
o
i.;'i
S..uiTf
in
the
nerhv
Hatrh
a
fnrnnfn,5
-V
.
-W
JM)
dlvlslon-
jto
get
in
touch
with
her.
either
Verier,
also
has
three
other
eligl-
u
thal
A'd
"
;
n
'
n.
i
loii
i
uuj
o
uif
1.
117.
VI
.
.V
11
111
.
American
league
New
York
9,
Washington
8.
Philadelphia
4-8.
Boston
5-7.
i
end
7th)
,
Boston
2-2,
Philadelphia
0-7.
The
standings
to
date:
National
League
v
'
W.
L.
St
Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
!
tsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
New
York
Chicago
31
31
26
11
25-25
;.2l,.
20
.
17
17
23
22
23
24
25,
30
'
32
"Pet
in
groups
or
Indlridually.
bles-Derby
Sweepgold.
Sweep
Lad
Johnny
Qr
tt
A
league
of
teams
.-cpresematlve
ana
S,wS!pn?cf;,
Pa1,
Uhem.
So
actommodau
oni
of
organised
groups
in
the
city,
as
fn
f
!!,aflnk1Ie.
w,hieh
eompetcdi
bad
mmtA
w
well
as
teams
comprised
of
those
the,1936
Kentuy
by..
they
Just
lucky?
who
respond
individually,
is
Mrs
P310-
w
Jcading
Qur
swing
machL..e
Smith's
objective.
There
are
many
mcney-winning
f--year-old
in
Toda
an
...
youne
young,
men
men
and
and
women
women
who
who
ar
are
Cada
last
season,
earning.
$fi,765.
man
maklm.
d
gh(N,
maun
,man
Horris.ys
Arbor
Arbor
t
"rnsrs
Vita,
Vita,
top
suear
.vr.
and
h.
was
ArT,
to
neatly.
French
seams
ar.d
l.
The
.,
","
.
.
.
.
Hel1
make'
husband
1.7
west's
principal
threat
c,.
,u
j
among
no-xinees
for
the
thrr-
We-rr
ww
abont
has
not
been
solved.
Wt
but
Mrs.
i!!
1
.)
Xxl
V'
'the
kitten's)
ears.
The
Lair
v
Smmope
to;get
an
Affirmative
uriV
ZTo
We're
nd.
:
mfconse
Yrom
the
business
mens
""i
d
U.Mi
14S
m.19
U
U's
a1
deficiency
ia
diet
or
C
GjVclubs
and
other
ZT
'
1
Dy
Uttn
ftr
outstanding
groups
.
.
.
-
SI
I
when
they
are
asked
to
fntribute
Svbr
mlJt
T'
l0W
the,r
tot
1
'to
nrT
Jw
vf
by
haVe
t0
preTa"
upon
Kr-
5
an
equipment
supply.
The
city
he
Be
1;.
Jin
Z
Lh
SUb
e'
Winnipeg,
council
will
be
asked
tn
.
to
give
the
"Y"
a
sa:r.-e
cf
f
maintaining
maintaining
th.
the
mav
playgrounds.
h.
"
wncr
CW
'e
A.
O.
-Scot-
tanioU3
fuh
oil
extracted
b
Mr
,
LETTERBOX
HUSLVNE
SOCIETY
Omars
Gilt,
fifth
ia
the
money-
will
hefp
"Sarge."
Dutch
t;
winning
column
a
year
ago
with
practically
broueht
ur
on
It
earnings
totalling
$24185.
H.
A.
1
met
such
a
lonely
nUirr
it
Shepherd
of
Winnifred
Alta.
has
the
dance
the
other
night
He
wu
Til
Hr
DunnM
I
U
.11.11
1
.
0
M,c
e
usi.
only
16
when
he
Joined
up
ujd
wh
.e
R.
S.
McUuahlin
of
Oshawa.
but
19
now
although
he
2tocd
wu..
vnronomer.
nigniy-ian-
over
six
feet.
Everything
he
a
eiea
m
last
year's
early
racine
In
rpminrt.vi
wm
t,
t,
i
-.
rastern
Canada.
The
Whittier
Park
ChriUi
Rra.m
hronrht
m?
Stcck
Farm
R.
J
Seers'
breeding
him
think
of
the
big
Jae
beih
W1U
n0l
w
rcpre.
lnal
stood
Qn
the
gjr
ct
L
,.-u
,n
me
uerDy.
although
lawn
in
front
of
his
home
Mace
Ul
Wlf
wesiem
contender
..tnrp
rumlnrfuri
Klm
nl
rh.
were
bred
there.
Old
Timer
of
Vancouver
Dies
Thoma,
Pritrhard
Had
Been
Itesl.
dent
of
Southern
City
for
.Alu.-s
Than
Half
a
Century
VANCOUVER.
June
18
Thomas
ti
u
1
.
1
.
.
ziyy
'wnu.
resiaeni
01
Vancouver
J
fa?
56
years,
who
celebrated
His
Sixtieth
wrririinir
ihnl...n..
-AN
ANIMAL
LOVER,
cently.
u
dead
here.
NOTICE
The
Kaien
Consumer
Co-operative
Association
THIRD
AVENUE
STORE
WILL
OPEN
TUESDAY,
JUNE
22
Store
hours
will
be
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
except
Thursdays
when
they
will
be
8:30
a.m.
to
1
p.m.
I
drug
store
back
home
where
the
kids
used
to
drop
in
for
a
cr.;:t
and
one
of
the
Junior
hosted
named
Lucy
yes.
you've
guessed
u.
his
girl's
name
was
Lury
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needs
a
furlough
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wish
they'd
give
him
one
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the
way.
its
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a
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today
since
Christel
started
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me
my
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Lowers
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stops
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happy
returns
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log
our
Cleaver
Wilson.
Cemetery
Service
Those
wishing
plots
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at
Falrvlew
Cemetery,
phone
the
caretaker
at
the
Cemetery
between
12:00
and
100
pm.
week
days.
FOR
SALE
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Cotton
Mattresses,
at
$13.50
9
Used
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and
Springs,
at
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$9.50
2
Electric
Ranges
at
a
very
low
price.
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