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it
,
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i
v
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jkage
tx-...-r.
cU-jii
i
u
adHcr
store
lit
a
If
Horace
..er
may
be
,
t
t
i
l
J
W
Hamlet
d-:;cIi
f
lib
15v
Mock
Lomn
v
Tm-
CattC
TCttONTO.
July
27
-Shake
,,-rJonspeirraii
product.
ons
at
popula
viloded
floor
i
:
)
bun
'
.
.lib
f
;
w
j
men
;i;.'h
tt
r
1'iadtHi'
i.
t.
0'"'
)iial).'-
prices
are
unusual,
but
a
rammer
stock
company'
presentation
of
'llim'et
at
the
Royal
Alexandria
')'
.
tin
during
the
week
of
Julv
17
win
fhe
oralse
of
critics
and
aurilMire
alike,
1
t
bert
Henderson
was
the
ur'tlueer
and
Turn
Rutherford
j
)fa'cd
In
the
title
role.
Thr
i
l.i
iter'
tnternratatlon
of
the
nar'
reajli-
nf
the
famom
Dane
pr'-vijmy
me.
at
had
'een
well
received
in
In
'tars
'
dtanapolis
a
few
months
ago.
.
ln.
.
.
I
Advertise
in
Mie
Ialv
New
if-
ii.
.Mill
Home
'
Svkt
blo
-
important
arapcfroU
lit
maklntr
te:
it.
la
an
:,
W
is
the
..uk
"do's"
ni
wh"f
.
d
in
the
sues
in
may
11
-a
Papper
.
Deple
e?en
richer
xoUrcv
of
Vitamin
C.
Or.
for
a
change
!ry
eutUMt
an
orange
In
quarters
rnd
ea4lflj
it
In
your
finers.
MIABURINO
TRICKS-
Sticky
j
:ol'd
fat
are
hard
to
measure
'
i-eiiniely
and
without
mess
lit
:
0'i
if
ties
of
leM
than
a
cupful.
Ihr
Nutrition
Bureau
suggests
wtini
'he
expert!
call
the
"water
tl!
iilacrntent"
methods:
If
the
.
-
ra't
for
cup
of
fat.
t
-
i
fin
Use
meavurtrtf
eup
h-.lf
ful
of
raid
water,
add
the
tat
pin'
by
piece
until
the
water
la
Inst
at
the
one
cup
jne
cartftoa
maiie.
poor
on
ine
water
an
ked
make
(there
la
the
right
quantity
of
rs
Do
ex-
fat,
neatly
measured
.re'SrodiSlI
,,OS1K,lY
OAHE
-
Although
'Canada's
prettiest
logs
are
going
x
aiers
in
,
sUieklflgs
are
UU.a
"mutt
.ma
them
for
btt
and
with
cooler
day
ft
SWrs
!reak
Uie
or.
f"
:!
m.iv
r.i
of
can-
:
.i
place,
.i
-.d
break
tr,
xht
note
shmttd
i.t
j
break-
advice
of
iit
Nutrl-
approaching,
rayon,
cotton
aw
woo!
tiuse
will
be
back
and
pro
per
rare
ean
make
them
last
w
re
as
long.
With
stockings
Immediately
after
every
wearing
in
lukewarm
MUd
sYMfmd
Squeeze
the
atocklnga-
never
twist
or
rub
thm
as
this
will
fuzz
cotton
and
wool
and
may
break
delicate
rayon
threads.
Rime
thoroughly
In
clear,
lukewarm
water,
gently
esse
one
foot
and
leg
Into
shape
'bang
ovrrjnxwth
rod
away
from
!iice
nil
add
nelt
to
dry
for
at
least
CanatinSi
lour.
.
suit;,
y
j
'ortnttf
rrqu,
irr
wearing
partteularly
In
ttui
if
vita-
case
or
rayon,
whicn
sf
weak
ant
gumt
biit'.'.e
when
wet.
J9
t
tliry'n;
prnuil
of
tlm
'(itmi;?
ami
hplrit
that
prompted
thrlr
loy
to
Milimtrcr
for
iMfix'iis
trr-)'ivv.
Tliry
arc
proud
of
tin;
(.S.
Iiiulgi
tlinl
Ik:
vi-nrH
on
hi
tirin;
tin;
lmdi
that
iiiran
(mmhtiiI
Srrvion
anyiylicro
in
th
vorld.
Cunaila'ft
Army
nerds
him
ami
tlioitMimU
inor
for
ovrrnniH'
mt-it'f,
ileitis
Jiim
for
the
infantry.
Gordon
.
r
i
r
resented
4
vessel
healthy
Juire,
when
you
can
U
la
important
thatj
be
thoroughly
dry
be-!
t
lint.
the
wearer
Iim
xtliintrt-mi
forfi-n-t-rut
M'rvlre
on
any
Imttlo
front,
iiny-
litre
In
the
xorlJ.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
page
nvt
INVASION
TROOPS
HAVE
TO
BE
TOUOH
Canadian
soldiers
Here
are
txo
on
a
battle
scheme
In
England.
Live
ammunition
their
!i
ad.,
to
Inuke
training
realistic.
RAILWAY
MEN
IN
SESSION
unvrnrii
t..i.
Vitus
.
J.
A
vt
v
v
1
'
wuuuviiuviu
.
.
...
I
.-..
.
Pwn
"rouwrnooo
Subscrlb?ra
o(
,he
Dajiy
oi
waimenanee
w
way
npioy-
y
New
are
teqatsUa,
if
at
,;Ca(la;,th,,'d8rUlf,
Possible,
to
pay
their
and
atUnded
the
Mexico,
four-i
bwona
dlrt
4o
the
leenth
annual
meeting
of
the
,
nff(.
system
committee
of
tenanee
of
way
co
movement.
Canadian
the
main-
r.
0f
rnume.
in
the
event
-
operative
,
Mni.
imo-,ibie
to
do
Rallwtya,
which
opened
at
syt-
a.
m
nQUrters.
un
Deme
introduced
t
L.
1
i
National
4.
,hl.
4,
wh,
oy
11.
a.
vaor
lost
r
r
v
.
and
chairman
of
the
system
t4HOt
committee.
Mr.
Milllkan
atreaasd
.he
value
of
the
co
-
operattve
haltahh.
wig.
w
inrre
iiovetnent
which
brings
together
"rtf
m
canaies
on
Mrs.
tmiry
.nnwiry
reqruentatlves
of
21.-
Stephens'
last
birthday
cake
JO
workers
employed
through-
hut
she
still
touches
her
toe
Hit
the
national
ai'
iys
system
h
morning
as
part
of
her
ind
engineers
n
teen
lei
men
dairy
"exercises."
ho
are
oonee.-ned
with
the
de-
I
s.s-n
and
uw
i
v;."
maintenance
of
track
uruciure.
N.
B
Walton
C
U.E..
vice-oresklent.
CUJl..
!
thr
'.m.
and
bridge
thing
in
present
could
jusuy
be
proua.
executive
CutHandlng
was
the
fact
that
welcoming
dvfing
lt3
thirty-five
million
the
delegate
on
behalf
of
R,
C
dollars
had
ocen
turnea
oacx
10
Vauihan.
chairman
and
presl-
the
owners
of
trie
property.
dent,
stressed
Uw
Importance
of
"While
slmllir
returns
wHl
not
railroads
in
the
prosecution
of
a
be
possible
of
accomplishment
country
s
ar
nioii.
nauja
.
i
unu
mr
u)i..,v.
v...
rallroada
have
been
and
will
con
-.nbution
wUl
be
the
continued
tlmi
in
rw
th
malnaLa
of
Cln
Irnr-aUnn
oda's
wax
contrHMttton."
he
said,
road
organization,
so
vital
a
nec-Looklng
back
over
the
ateom-
esaity
in
our
country's
war
ef-Idi.'hmenu
of
1943.
Mr
Walton
fort."
he
added.
m
"flop
yew.
Notice
to
fsiiKcrriKprc
Ihr
Ihciuim;
it
is
tin?
infantry
tliat
miiHt
o
in
and
finish
the
joh.
Th
n?H
110
tiim?
to
delay.
It
will
InUt?
months
of
intmsivt?
training
to
makt?a
inanfiphtini'.rit,
ready
for
romhat
duly.
So,
to-day,
now,
go
to
your
nearest
recruiting
ollleo
and
volunteer
for
oversea
tervico
hi
Canada's
Army.
:
.Zni.
m!v
he
the
bovs.
paying,
please
bring
reeetnt.
hat
thv
vrrr
snme
-
which
every
delegate
of
our
efficient
rail-
'.'J-sJl
liade
on
unit
indicate
&
Anderson
Limited
are
the
toughest
in
the
world.
s
pacing
Just
two
feet
over
:New
Rector
Son
of
Bishop
TFRnACE.
Julv
27
Roland
Hlih.
who
Is
coming
here
soon
to
beermie
rector
of
the
local
Anglican
Church
in
succession
Ut
Rev
E.
W.
Slater,
leaving
for
Princeton,
is
a
grandson
of
the
first
Anglican
Bishop
of
British
Columbia.
Newly
graduated
from
ecclesiastical
college,
Umr
hr
irm
virtnrt-
I
0
was
formerly
in
the
ness
before
entering
istry.
THE
MARKETS
Vegetables
Cooklnc
Onions,
No.
l
Cal.,
3
lbs.
for
Solrtaeh.
local,
2
lbs.
!
VtWUDlC
MaiTOW.
ID.
I
ey:
J,9u,nc15
Parei.'irirTocar
3
10s
'
Irnlt,
veilow.
lb.
1
'i-uriiitMi.
wmie.
local,
potatoes,
new,
8
lbs
.Local
Carrot,
lb
Tomatoes.
Hothouse,
Tomatoes,
outdoor,
lb.
Oauliiiower.
-------
ench
-
l::'
,
,C,,V
Cucumbers,
each
Green
Peas.
Ib.
.
Garlic,
lb.
AsDarasus.
lb.
Radishes,
bunch
Oreen
Onlona.
bunch
Rhubarb.
3
lbs
New
Cabbage,
lb
.
t.
r
rull
(Orapefrult,
Calif
.09
to
.15
1
Lemons,
dox.
.44
1
'Oranges.
Navel,
dox
Ji
to
.ff
Transparent
Apples,
lb.
.10'
Honeydew
Melons-,
each
.45
'Casalla
Melon,
lb.
.12
'Cal.
Seedless
Grapes,
lb.
Ai
Cal.
Peaches,
dot
.80
iCherrtea.
lb
J2
dnteteups
.20
Watermelon,
lb.
.10
'
.
I
.
.
HR
irtasouernes,
oauci
'Red
Currants,
basket
iRed
Phnns,
lb
AprleoU.
lb.
Gooseberries,
id.
a
Nuts
-in
Shell
Peanuts,
lb
M
Inut.
lb
-
.57
Surar
I
White,
lb
Golden
Yellow,
lb.
.09
Kggv
Grade
a:
Large,
cartoned,
doz.
45
Grade
A,
medium,
doz.
.43
Flour
Pastry
Flour
7
lbs
44
Flour.
49's.
No.
1
hard
wheat
1.85
Second
Patent
1.80
Flour,
24's
95
Milk
Evaporated
Milk.
16-oz.
Un
.10
,
Uutter
First
Orade
43
Meat
Shank
(hind
Quarter!
56
and
.23
Round
Steak
or
Roast
.46
and
.42
1
Round
steak
or
Roast
!
(boneless)
44
and
.40
I
Minced
Round
Steak
.46
and
.42
j
Rump.
Roast
45
and
.40
I
Sirloin
Tin
(boneless)
.47
and
.44
Cubed
Sirloin
Tip
(boneless
53
and
50
Sirloin
Steaks.
Roasts'
.49
and
.45
Sirloin
Butts
(boneless)
Flank
Steak
Flank,
trimmed
Porterhouse
Steak
Roast
T-Done
Steak
or
Roast
.55
and
.48
wire?
Steak
or
Roast
51
and
.46
Strip
Loin
(boneless)
.GO
and
.50
Rib
Roast,
seven
rib
bones,
whole
.34
and
JO
Prime
Rib
Roast,
five
rib
bones,
whole
.36
and.
.32
Prime
Rib
Roast,
five
rib
bones
(boneless)
.43
and
.43
Rib
Roast,
outside
roll
(boneless)
.35
and
.31
Short
Ribs
.16
and
.17
Plate
Brisket
Plate
Brisket,
rolled
(boneless)
21
and
.20
Rolled
Shoulder
(boneless)
25
and
2i
Round
Bone
Shoulder
Roast
(Short
Rib
Roast
31
and
.29
:
Blade
Roast
.27
and
.25
iChuch
Roast
.25
and
.25
Chuck
Roast
'
(boneless)
29
and
.29
Neck
(boneless)
.24
and
.23
Shank,
front
quarter
.13
and
.13
Shank,
knuckle
end
:10
and
.09
Shank,
centre
cut
20
and
.19
1
Shank
(boneless)
24
and
21
iStewlnjr
Meat
(boneless)
21
and
.23
Hamburm
,Tenderloln
Fish
Halibut,
lb
Salmon,
lb
Cod,
lb.
.25
Black
Cod,
smoked,
lb.
.33
Smoked
Kippers,
lb
...
.22
Alice
Arm
Mine
Looking
Better
A
recent
examination
of
the
....
)rkmKs
of
the
old
Esperanza
gold
and
silver
mlnln?
,
.p
i
ty
near
A"l:ce
Arm
has
In-
.
d'.ca'ed
bodies
of
profitable
ore
there
even
more
extensive
than
.
had
been
believed
before,
aald"
Anrus
Maedonald,
pioneer
director
of
the
company,
who-
wis
i
here
this
week
ermrate
to
Van
couver
after
a
week's
visit
t'y
the
property,
aeconranied
by
H
E.
Langley,
Vancouver
mining
enei
neer,
and
L.
L.
MacDonald
New
Westminster
brewer,
who
1-financlally
Interested.
Arrangements
are
now
bem?
made
to
resume
mining
operations
on
th.
property
by
next
spring
if
not
sooner.
Tne
Esoeranza
mine,
which
now
includes
three
adjainln?
Alice
claims.
Is
well
equipped
for
production,
the
equipment
including
a
tramway
to
the
Dolly
Varden
Railway
grade.
About
ah
that
is
needed
Is
new
compressor
members
of
the
visiUrrr
enthusiastic
about
prospects.
years
since
Esoeranza
oroduced.
it
having
war
conditions.
At
equipment.
The
oarty
were
the
apparent
It
is
several
last
been
hit
by
Lightning
uic
ainaxc
he
com
wherp
he
seed
busi
the
min
-
1
.10
lb.
M
.08
lb
JI
..
19
.la
u
.40
.1"
.13
.15
20
-
.05
.05
.25
.08
.25
.27
.16
.09
48
and
.46
.33
and
J3
.17
and
.15
or
55
and
.48
.15
and
.15
.26
and
.26
.25
and
.23
.75
and
.75
33
35
NEVFT
?Tnx
flashes
over
the
or
two
billion
times
a
year.
-i:isbiib
1
o
I
lOHsr
1
Hkii
ui
times
a
secona
MM
Elio's
FURNITURE
STORE
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert
Get
into
step
illi
our
boys
overseas!
Get
Into
iinirorm
ami
xtliiiitrrr
for
ntrriM'a
wn
if
,
Wear
tlir
G.S.
lmilgr
llicluiiliir
llial
Irll
tlir
worM
that
jnii
are
reailjr
to
fight
for
victory
t
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
FORI)
DEALER
KWONG
SANG
IHNQ
HOP
KEE
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
612
7th
AVE.
WEST
(Next
to
King
Tall
All
your
patronage
welcome
Open
5
p
m.
to
12
p.m.
Outside
Orders
from
2
p.m.
to
12
p.m.
Phone
Red
Z47
PRINCE
List
of
Local
Men
and
Women
on
Are
YOU
responsible
for
someone's
name
MEN
fildney
Alexander
Peter
D.
Allen
Cnarles
Anderson
Kaiold
Anderson
Stanley
Anderson
John
Armstrong
Jr
Robert
Armstrong'
(Ted
a.
Barber
Don
Arney
Ti
Arney
W.
O.
Barker
EmUe
Blala
John
Bowman
William
Uremuer
Bernard
Brldden
George
J.
Brown
juatm
Bryant
Harold
Buna
John
Bunn
HUKb
Bur
bank
Tony
Buasanlch
Rurnetl
Cameron
Gordon
Caldervood
Robert
II.
CapstlcK
Douglas
Chrlstlson
WUllam
J.
Commons
Sydney
Crorford
Spencer
Davtes
Georg
Dlbb
A.
P.
Dodd
Vincent
Dodd
Peter
Donerty
John
Do
hi
Robert
Duggan
Donald
E&slraan
Qmer
Ebum
Mel
Tin
Eburne
Robert
L-
Eby
WUllixa
Earl
KbT
.
Robert
El
kins
1
WlUlam
P.
Elklns
1
'
1
Jimes
Feuby
Bernard
Fortune
Terry
Fortune
Gordon
Praser
Rupert
Pulton
Mitchell
Oay
Efner
Oreen
James
Oreer
Lester
Grlmble
Terry
Orlmble
Ian
Ortmssou
John
Ortmason
Carl
J.
austaison
Oeorge
D.
Hague
Ilazen
Itanklnaon
Matt
Harris
Cecil
Hemmons
TreTor
Hill
Raymond
Hougan
Bill
Hunter
I
Poster
Husoy
rcwi
nuau;
James
M.
Irvine
Tom
Johnstone
Rodney
Jones
Lloyd
(Sonny)
Keays
Harry
L.
Knutson
Percy
Knutson
James
O
Laurie
Jack
R.
Laurie
Richard
Lelghton
Jan
toft
Leland
i
Fml
LewU
i
TUly
R.
Lloyd
1
Bruce
Love
,
Harry
Lundqulst
Ted
Mills
rUrry
Monkley
Thomas
A
Mulhem
WUllam
Murray
i
WUllam
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