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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Erery
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
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News
Limited.
Third
Avenue
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A.
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DAILY
EDITION
MEANS
RICHNESS
FROM
YOUR
NEAREST
GROCER
a
HUDSON
S
BAY
COMPANY
proouct
FORMAL
OPENING
OF
Friday,
June
23.
14H4
Feeding
Liberated
Lands
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
OF
W.
LOCK
Your
Shopping
Tour
should
Include
a
visit
to
this
near
by
Butcher
,--
Shop
where
you'll
always
-i
una
an
abundant
supply
of
the
44
fc-t-H-f
'M9
ALL
PRICED
FOR
ECONOMY
HERE!
Mutual
Benefit
Health
and
Accident
Association
See
JOHN
L.
WRIGHT
Special
Representative
Phone
741
Pioneer
Rooms
choicest
cuts
of
Meat,
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
in
season
from
our
own
farm
arriving
by
each
boat.
Complete
line
of
groceries.
BURN
WOOD
For
Summer
pry
Slabwood,
cord
Jio.po
Dry
Jackplne,
cord
$12.60
HYDE
TRANSFER
Phone
S80
TOUR
OF
CANADA
Lady
M.L.A.
Is
Speaker
.Mrs.
Ralston
of
Point
firry
Head
of
Women's
Canadian
Club
The
Women's
Canadian
-
vwMynii
Club
MUU;
wintr
Yr
n
1
I
,
...1.
M
1.
"
1
.
Sh
harl
tjlt
tha
M
S1
life.
ever
Canadian
-Krjaiding
this
problem,
we
njsj
pake
w
Ff
known
In
no
uncertain
ferpu,
even
if
it
mean
the
revision
f
tb,f
jmpUfraliop
laws,"
as.
serted
Mrs.
Ralston.
Just
after
Pearl
Harbor.
Mrs
Ralston
was
sent
to
New
York
Mrs.
Ralston
vUlled
.....
v.
ArvU,
,
,
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lit.
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,
-
cajiaujr
tut;
liu
uguung,
nam
mi-:
reason
or
anotner,
was
burled
an
eye
to
reconstruction
and
iug
uuuiury.
xxo
Oliensive
Datlie
was
ever
Won
""
exnumea
wee
times
beiore
Without
the
support
Of
the"
latter.
In
the
finnl
nnnlv.
bte
aUowed
to
stay
unmolest-
sis
the
infnntrv
mnct
ao,,H
A
t
m
n
rMtln
Place
-.
-.
,
...uv
uciKiiiH
uiiu
uvtuuv
tuc
HiUUim
desired.
mc
ivcjcivc
rtruiv
rias
an
lmnnnnnr
i
Mrs.
Ralston
spoke
of
British
Columbia
relations
with
the
Americans
being
closer
than
rp-
role.
Normallv
it
ran
An
miifh
In.nrnvMo
Af;.,
lations
5ith
the
other
provlncei.
Amy
training
especially
for
men
waiting
"to
be
call-
pruT
"
S
pfS
t'Jj?
Hnporfnce'
lsthe
fact
that
an
en-
'
"
tfjusiabtic
p
Keserve
!
p
r
Army
after
the
war
can
maintain
ry
anxious
to
know
bjcA
some
military
tradition
and
offer
a
defence
in
case
Utiin
abo"t
Japanese,
Of
emergency.
Moreover
such
nn
nrrrnnwntinn
rJll
Mhtth
Utih
ColHmlia
Vf-
"k"1'
k
tuc
uniy
aiternanve.
These
points
employers
should
keep
in
mind
when
they
are
asked
to
make
provision
for
reserve
army
men
in
their
employ
called
up
for
training
this
summer
This
war
is
far
from
being
won
yet,
and
unfortunately,
there
is
no
guarantee
that
victory
will
mean
the
end
of
national
dangers.
poft-nar
rehabilitation
but
again
and
araln
thry
fnne
up
against
the
HSA.
Art,
which
Uiould
be
clarified
if
a
actu
ally
altered
on
many
points.
Well.
6yd
WoodMde
tell
me
that
nil
the
Hlelnn'
Ijuiiilr
out
xa
tell
the
women
there
what
ut
Iocks
are
gunning
the
Canadian
women
were
da
ing
)n
the
war
effort.
.MANY
PUCKS
4KE
VISUM)
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
anil
Y.W.C.A.
(My
Dorothy
Garbutt)
for
me
because
I
said
that
Chuck
MrGUltvray
had
a
aoft
highland
speech
yet
came
from
near
Glasgow,
it
seems
that
the
two
wont
tell.
And
another
thmK.
It's
no
KinUUoeh
but
Kir
uwiui-Hwui.
i
in"
scucu
iu
iiirii-
jneia
an
interesting
meeting
on
ouuoury.
nome
or
in-
ktntlllnch
had
I
never
heard
o"
light
once
more
one
of
the
major
problems
which
.
Wdiwday
evening
in
the
ju,.
iternatlonal
Nickel,
Parry
ajurid'yon
KirkUttilloeh
fooUjall
team?
faces
the
United
Nations,
that
of
feeding
the
peonies
Jen
chu
IUU
when
mm.
-stfort,
with
its
floating
InsUad
o'
grousm-
whytore
do
stu"ran
lan"s
M
,hey
m
ttJl
tnl
&srwRter
vspsvsi
trs
aominaiion.
Mrs.
j.
a.
DonnelJ,
president
pf
,hh
n?
other
city
and
whee
Ljvm
Even
in
Southern
Italy
the
task,
in
spite
of
the
the
c'ut.
-aa
in
the
chair.'
tn
women
were
emotionally
I
preparations
Which
had
been
made,
has
proved
a'
Mra
atn
had
been
sent
worn
out
after
four
years
of
Vesterday
afternoon
fiutv-
i
L..'
.i
.i
'
across
Canada
by
the
National.'"
turmoil.
Halifax
was
th
Lieutenant
Ilobbs
and
Mn.
l,cl"c"uuus(u"
'
a,,,,u?s.t
ine
capacity
ui
ub.
of
Canadian
CjUM
W
place
she
had
vtoited
where
came
up
to
th
"Y"
u,
Very
competent
organization
Which
had
been
bllllt
to
acquaint
the
clubs
there
with
ran
equalled
In
Intensity
'"
a
pot
of
tea
with
me
Up
for
the
purpose.
the
Britten
-Columbia
outlook
the
t11
on'the
pacific
Coast
Mf
Hobbs
U
vtatUng
her
hus
Now
large
new
areas
of
Italy
have
been
freed
national
affairs
as
well
Halifax
wiiere
literally
everyone
"and
for
the
two
summer
from
the
Germans
Rut
the
Nn?i;
is
1
rW
rotirAil
letireU,
34
141
ln
of
80016
ot
,u
natural
'housed
some
one
in
the
Navy;
monUu-
That
la
all
the
urn.
hoiolAul
f?
wautlM
and
advantages.
Mrs.
and
where
the
Province
Building
I
can
spare,
betause
she
a
i
have
carried
With
them
almost
all
nu
the
portable
SUp-
Ralston
spoke
of
the
reaction
of
.wu
the
Parliament
building
and
"ir
busy
lady
doing
a
real
pnes
they
COUld
lay
their
hands
on.
Rome
itself
is
es-
these
people
In
the
other
prov-
no
newspaper
house!
Then
wartime
Job.
Sub-Ueutenan:
timated
to
have
a
civilian
population
of
2,000,000
Ince
to
her
words.
Everyone
was
vUtHj
St.
John,
where
she
Hobbs,
betde
teaching
sch.,-i
people
and.
though
the
Allied
military
envernment
exUemelf
Interested
and
de-:nt
Mrs.
Leonard
Tilly,
whose
,
clvUlan
life,
edited
a
maga
nffin
TaCala
nAtnuJ
uA-e
5-
,tghud
w,th
what
ha
f
M
responsible
for
Can-
called
"World
Affairs'
And
ofticials
are
to
have
been
reported
holding
m
readi-
teU
ada
ir
named
a
Dominion
in-
u
thu
magarine
Mrs
Hobb
ness
supplies
sufficient
to
fped
that
population
for
a
This
Canada
of
ours,
with
tad
of
a
kingdom;
the
small
inow
cdlU
and
completely
to
her
MHI
IIIII
III
-"II
f
I'liri?
1
I
llr
l
l
wr
rt
r
1
rw
in
ki
n
Ifah
rA
would
I
believe
that
I
was
:k-
Prlnce
Albert,
where
a'lng
to
one
m
person
as
the
younj
Ukranlan
.
lawyer
was
pr-
old
theatre
programs
used
-
luuj
ltc
a
ii
Luc
wmie
uL'iui
e
aiiy
suDsianiiai
area
is
"H"
m
freed
from
the
Germans
in
that
region,
it
is
still
.?.J..wer
fi
e"a.
5'
?-S!?r??0L
y
10
iiecessarv
to
nave
sunnlies
nvnimhm
tn
hp
mnvAH
m
or...
at
once
to
meet
the
nppds
nf
thp
pivi'lfnnc
oq
ne
iink
nn
with
trt
wr
new
Canadian
I
'f
conversation
in
auatinij
Avon
where
Mrs.
Hobbs
studw!
x
Ralston
al
Memorial
Theatre
Brian.
I
concluded
by
as0tAfsA
LAiist
1
lAlAc
U
r
?
uo
n
vil
44
O
a-
v
the
large
military
forces.
.
.
roads
its
J
past
history
linked
urgin?
a
greater
tolerance
in-
for
ior
tne
ue
68.
ouiKe.
and
ana
w!
wnere
&ne
roarru-d
marru"'
The
job
of
overseas
transport
1
e
ptows
lareer
ldZfier
all
d"
the
ine
'!rtth
1116
Caribo
and
,u
warda
tne
oth"
PrartK
an.d
ner,
hUia1nd
ere
time
-
future
with
the
Alaska
High
-thelr
problems,
and
quoted
CalitIU'r
goln
an
at
4n,iJ
Co
(way.
A
potential
fund
of
B.C.
Adamson,
one
of
the
men
on
the
!entry
t0
lnrir
wedding
li
Knlp
nf
RnCArvn
Aymv
:
Cariboo
Road.
Mrs.
Ralston
Rlckenbacker
as
saying:
The
ford
pJayera.
Eric
Maxon.
who
11UIC
U1
IVCOCl
VC
AVIlllV
.
.
.
quoting
-Cariboo"
Cameron.1
disciplined
mind
Is
ereater
than
11
ttmt
natead
of
bcnut
Actual
invasion
of
France
brings
into
proper'
ws;!!T.n
"hT
l00'
"
handsome
young
blade
he
a
peared
on
tne
board
vi
a
IV
Till.
MPKIMl;
(IHKT
III'
ItlllTlltll
Kil
t
MIIIV
IS
PHOIUII
IV
Till:
MITTIK
III'
Till:
AllMIN
'
ISIUITIOS
All
a
iiI
IN
Till:
MITTIK
or
Till.
Mitt
I.
Ill
Mil.
WrMll.
llUl.tMK
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
ordrr
ct
Mrs.
Oray
proposed
a
heartv
L"
,K..?-
"
yc
.e
or
thanks
to
the
speaker.
appoint)
Adminteuau
or
the
After
the
mening.
Mrs.
Arnold
TVter
&
Flaten
entertained
the
speaker
ki
huu
an
bmfer
rj
ni
and
a
few
friends
to
ecffe
anrt
furBtoh
MtM'
property
Tertn.il.
t
,.v,
,
.
.
m
tm
or
about
tha
IJU
uuy
refreshments,
ri
at
her
home
on
July,
a
p.
hm.
and
n
p6rti.
Fourth
Avenue
FM
rW1
to
the
rut
tun
riuirr.1
t
iPM
the
wowt
uf
their
ina-rj-:
.
ufiJ
tf,
m
farthatlh
OR
USED
TO
BE
There
are
over
28.000
miles
DATED
at
Teleph
Creek
nr
thla
1
4
lb
Hu
of
Juo,,
AD
It4.
"ALBERT
E
ROnniM
of
railways
In
France
,'kl4J
Admuuatrat
Telgrph
Oeelt
Bl
dignified
man
of
60
pr
thereabouts
and
of
tfie
lat
Roy
Uyford,
the
munchv.
lovlal
Pai.
aff
of
the
Stratford
Player.
Mra.
Hobb
said
the
nicest
compliment
she
Had
nald
to
her
while
there,
was
when
one
morning
as
she
was
walking
brtakly
along
the
Utel,
she
met
Krlc
Maxon
who
aaki,
"Well,
you
look
real
Warwickshire
U
day,"
a
compliment
whkh
Implied
that
she
looked
healthy
and
wholaanoM
and
altogether
weet.
if
I
know
kafy
FLORAL
CENTRE
The
Tlllattf
of
Jlkonn
Itnl.
land.
ws
the
largest
centre
in
!
the
WOrM
for
flowfrra
an4
nraa.
'
mental
plants
before
thr
war.
Better
Shaves
-And
More
01
Ihem
with
Gillette
Lather
SHAVING
CREAM
'
I
WoJ.
bf
Ik
mlfi
I
1
loodmg
t
JH
in
ihT
I
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I
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1
1
II
i
!
IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT
to
People
who
Send
Sweet
Caps
and
Winchesters
to
Boys
Overseas
To
ensure
speeder
delivery
of
ci0aretfe
parcels
to
Canadians
in
the
Arme-J
Services
oyerieas,
the
Postmaster
General
and
the
Minister
of
National
Defense
have
announced
nW
arrangements
which
provide
practically
airmail
seryict.
Startina
June
19,
the
(abjJi
of
such
parcels
will
be
sent
by
air
and
then
at-tached
to
parcels
previously
shipped
over
for
this
purpose.
This
will
prevent
loss
in
transit
and
speed
up
delivery.
But
please
note
especially
that
the
new
regulations
require
all
tobacco
companies
to
standardize
on
one
size
of
parcel
ony
-
300s.
From
now
on,
therefore,
we
can
accept
orders
only
for
3pp
at
$1.00
a
parcel.
However,
you
can
send
more
:
lfjan
one
parcel
at
the
same
rate
and
the
same
time.
You
can
order
such
parcels
'
exactly
as
you
do
now
throunh
your
tobacconist
or
by
sending
your
order
tp
Sweet
Caps,
P.
O.
Box
6000,
Montreal,
Qu?;
'
A
IMPIKIA
TOBACCO
SALIf
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
t
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Frth
tlod,
art
Mppd
conlinuou,!
In
rtplwhh
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WITH
VOP
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A
DATE
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todsr:
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llrronting
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Sephtan
Prlnre
Rupert.
R.
i:
Mortimer,
Representative
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J,
T
Collart,
lteprrenlallre
f
II,
UriiMh,
ltrpreentatiie
K
T
Kemtey.
M.UA..
Keprewntative
L
II.
Krnnrr.
KrprenUlire
Ttmrp
L
Hoop,
lteprrenlallteft
f
MtUI
tni
Uur.i
ltrct
tiet
PrliMf
Ripert,
Bl
PriiKe
Ripert,
Bl
llnrllwi.
Bl
Tmire.
II
Smithfrt,
Bl
Tritia,
Bi
SIM1()RT
THE
PIONEERS'
II0JIK
PRESCRIPTION
HEADQUARTERS
Oown
through
the
years,
aimo
t
mnrt
prmc
Bn
first
exUUHl.
wc
have
rrve4
the
peoj
!''
V--
prttcrrm
laboratory
we
hare
always
tried
to
keep
ir.oderu
uiq
skilled
pharmacisU.
quality,
drugs,
the
best
.
1
equipwst
Ormes
lid.
7it4t
Pioneer
Druqgtets
THE
REXALL
BTORK
PIIONKS
81
nd
0
Open
Dally
from
S
am
till
9
pm
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
13-2
pm,
and
1-i
P
CASUALAIRES...
THE
WORLD'S
MOST
COMFORTABLE
SHOE
LIGHT
AS
A
FEATHER
FLEX
I
RLE
AS
A
WHIP
WEAR
THEM
EVERYWHERE
Priced
$3,95
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
The
Homo
of
Good
Shoes"
POULSEIV'S
LUNCH
IS
NOW
OPEN
Gth
Ave.
i:.,
Reside
P.O.
Station
II.
"Select
Lunches
and
Select
Service"
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
HAZELWOOD
ICE
CREAM
POULSEN'S
GROCERY
Courtesy
and
Service
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an
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in
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