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TWO
supreme!
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Lakes
District
Pioneers
Marry
j
BURNS
LAKE,
July
12
As
a
fitting
climax
to
the
Old
Timers'
Re-Union
held
at
Burns
Lake,
two
of
the
most
papular
EH
I
I
RS
tobacco
FOR
WOMEN
ONLY
An
Interesting
and
Lively
Series
of
Five
Minute
Programs
CFPR
Tonight
-
6:05
And
Every
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
KING
GEORGE
CAFE
Special
Chinese
Dishes
Chop
Suey
Chow
Mein
Hours
10
a.m.
to
10
pni.
2nd
Avenue
and
8th
Street
PRINCE
RUPERT
ROOFING
CO.
Box
72S
Specialists
on
Bulltup
Roofs
Repairs,
Re-blnillng
Free
Estimates
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
dollars
have
more
cents"
We
have
a
complete
variety
of
available
Groceries,
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
FREE
DELIVERY
throughout
the
City
three
times
weekly
(Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays)
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
ACTIVITIES
OF
V.M.C.A.
and
Y.W.C.A.
(By
Dorothy
Garbutt)
"Just
a
few
lines
to
say
'hello
I
to
you
all
and
the
folks
up
In
j
Rupert
and
also
to
send
you
my
new
address
for
a
little
while
......
J
U..ft
MA.
1
..
J
4
.
say.
a
sniper
got
my
two
lingers
on
my
left
hand,
just
the
tips.
I
had
an
operation
on
thtm
the
other
day.
But
so
far
the
doctor
has
not
told
me
how
much
he
had
to
take
oft.
Well
my
company
of
the
Scottish
had
the
honor
of
being
the
first
company
tc
make
the
assault
on
the
beach.
Evrything
was
fine
until
we
blew
the
wire
and
then
all
hell
-brcke
loose.
One
of
the
boys
laying
at
my
heels
got
wounded
when
a
mortar
bomb
exploded
between
us.
I
walked
away
without
a
scratch
as
we
moved
forward
under
a
very
heavy
fire
by
Favored
by
Ideal
reather
boys
from
the
Soo
moved
Into
Camp
Wakonda
on
McCarrers
Lake
last
week
for
the
senior
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WEDNESDAY
JULY
.
SOO-SUD
NOTES
fACTD
A
1
1
4J
jUriDMLL
STANDINGS
Mrs.
Morln
has
received
a
let-
-session
of
the
popular
camp.
A
Barrett,
which
has
continued
ter
from
Bob
Terry
who
jised
tQjunior
session
will
follow
the
to
pile
up
wins
in
the
Area
be
with
the
Scotties
here
baek
senior.
,ofthall
was
still
on
ton
in
m
mi.
He
and
Woody
decorated
Intensification
of
health
and
tno
Prvivtrian
nhnnh
'v..i,i
.
league
a,
wlUi
uitn
nine
nine
sUaioh
SlIUlP,n
member?
Well
Bob's
been
in
the
Ontario
schools
wins,
and
no
loaves
at
the
do.,
I
uivasion
and
tells
us
all
about
nounced
by
the
Hon.
George
A
ot
the
week,s
sthfdule'
806
Sud
jit.
He
says:
'
J
Drew,
minister
of
education!
IP
018
"B"
lague
Iut
The
change
will
have
particular
siraigm
wins,
mr
rw
effect
on
Qrades
XI
and
XII.
WJ3.'
stand
at
the
top
of
the
Of
the
four
new
Nordyn
Norse-
,
women's
league
with
five
wins
man
seaplanes
ordered
for
the
and
one
loss.
Yes,
I
got
a
blighty
on
the
big
.Ontario
Air
Service,
with
head-
Following
is
a
list
of
the
quarters
in
the
Soo,
two
have
peek's
league
standings:
already
been
delivered
and
the
third
will
arrive
soon.
The
plane
"A"
Softball
Lcatue
will
be
used
as
flvinsr
ambu-
Teams
W
L
lances
and
will
accommodate
1
Barrett
8
comfortably
cases.
four
stretcher
these
days
and,
ox
course.
Jerry's
planes
are
coming
over
all
the
time.
But,
as
usual,
nobody
take
any
notice
of
them.
Well
I
guess
111
close,
hoping
this
finds
you
all
in
the
best
of
spirits.
Say
hello
to
all
my
friends
in
Rupert
for
me
and
say
I'm
doing
fine.
write
soon,
ah
the
mall
is
hay
thP
enemv
Another
one
rame
u
ui,
w
hiuK
over
not
two
feet
away
and
got
Z
aU'ylb."
'
the
other
fellow
on
my
left
and
riSVSt
Pte
.
once
more
i
was
mcxy.
a
lew?,,,
-j...
w
hours
later
I
shnotintr
at
I
iiui.
rirai
.Hawaiian,
i
"
was
a
.
S
22
FJus
ttS
Canadbm
300X3
Regi'
Lea?-
Soo
Suds
8
sniper
axia
just
urea
w
wnen
I
l
wm
was
ri
den
MUltary
HosPlta1'
..
..
,
r..j,,
Crmadlan
uaVv
Navy
ft
hit
totwlnV
sXr
oif
to
the
fi
X
hZArDy.
England.
All
who
knew
Air
Force
side.
side.
h
If
If
I
I
had
had
not
not
n
ben
ben
holding
boWtoj'C."'',;-.
,,,,
.
,
"'"SJiMd
tlting
my
rifle
at
the
tune(hi,
The
?le
Service
at
the
Manse,
borne
of
the
United
Church
Minister,
the
Rev
Mr.
Henderson.
The
contracting
parties
were
John
R.
Walker,
formerly
of
Chilliwack,
and
Mrs.
Gertrude
Frasier,
both
well-known
throughout
the
Central
Lakes
District
Department
of
the
Secretary
of
State
of
Canada
Office
of
the
Custodian
BOAT
REPAIR
SHOP
AND
FLOAT
HOUSES
FOR
SALE
The
Secretary
of
State
of
Canada
acting
in
his
capacity
as
Custodian
offers
Jar
sale
by
tender
the
following
structures
Vrituate
on
the
foreshore
at
North
Pacific
Cannery,
Skeena
Sloughs,
near
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
Parcel
I
One
three
room
shingled
float
house.
Parcel
2
Float
house
with
shed
attached,
boat
shed
j
and
boat
shop,
ways
and
lean-to
on
plies.
Parcel
3
One
four
room
dwelling
on
logs
and
dam-
aged
net
float.
t
Tenders
for
individual
parcels
should
be
addressed
to
the
i
undersigned,;
marked
Tender
for:
Float
House."
up
to
Noon
i
j
"
miu
uiiub
ue
occumpamea
oy
a
certified
cheque
payable
to
the
Custodian
for
ten
per
cent
J
(10$)
of
the
amount
tendered.
Arrangements
to
inspect
will
be
made
on
application
to
Mr.
H.
W.
Harris,
co
North
Pacific
Cannery,
Skeena
Slough
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
These
assets
arc
offered
for
sale
without
any
warranty
whatsoever
on
the
part
of
the
Custodian
as
to
location,
condition
or
state
of
repair,
and
all
arrangements
respecting
.
leases
or
right
of
access
from
the
owners
of
the
real
property
must
be
made
by
the
purchasers.
These
assets
are
sold
subject
to
existing
leases,
if
any.
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
JulyDl944
at
Vancouver'
BrlUsn
Columbia,
this
12th
day
of
THE
CUSTODIAN,
'
Royal
Bank
Building,
67
West
Hastings
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
I
would
not
be
able
to
tell
this
'
Wives'
Club
will
Drydock
5
Uth
A
a
A.
a
-
5
tale
today.
They
say
It
was
a
sur-
l3dlei
,
'
loun8e
1"'
at
f
Vh.
tne
v
Y"
S1uals
u
T
1
nrise
prise
but
but
Jerrv
Jerry
seemed
rmi
well
well
nr-
pre
r
V
pared
for
It
He
didn't
know
he
,
day
but
he
was
sure
well
fixed
in
there.
I
managed
to
keep
going
for
the
rest
of
the
day.
I
took
stretcher
bearers
out
after
I
had
my
wounds
dressed
and
believe
me
they
have
a
Jcb
because
Jerry
will
shoot
anybody
even
though
he
does
carry
a
Red
Cross
flag.
He's
a
tough
guv
while
you're,
a
long
way
off
but
get
close
and
his
hands
"o
up
and
he
starts
to
yell
at
the
top
iof
his
voice:
"Kamerad."
I
got
a
lew
souvenirs
and,
believe
it
or
not.
one
of
the
Jerries
I
got
had
a
British
made
watch
cn
his
wrist
and
also
Sweet
Cap
cigarettes
in
his
cigarette
case.
I
guess
he
got
them
from
prison
ers.
But
he
won't
need
them
anymore.
Well
I
hope
It
won't
be
Ions
now
before
it's
all
over
I
still
hope
to
get
another
chance
at
him
again
as
I
.still
have
seme
scores
to
settle
with
those
over
here
has
been
pretty
good
?uys
personally
Well,
weather
The
best
buy
In
Monuments
and
Markers
in
B.C.
is
at
National
Monuments
on
3rd
Ave.,
first
door
West
of
Eaton's.
NATIONAL
MONUMENT
P.O.
Box
993.
Prince
Rupert
We
are
specializing
in
the
newest
NESTLK'S
COLD
WAVE
Especially
suitable
for
finer
hair
ANNETTE
POWELL'S
BEAUTY
SIIOPPE
Fourth
Street.
Peggy
Saunder
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FIGHTING
GASOLINE
.
.
where
it
comes
from
...
and
where
it
goes!
Have
a
Coca-Cola
Tcll
us
all
about
it
...or
a
friendly
way
to
greet
an
ace
pilot
There's
a
thrill
coonrctcd
with
hoing
a
trophy
from
Kill
pUne.
AnJ
along
with
renew!
of
home
lit
coiut
the
fctiwl
of
n
old
cusiora.
Hat
4
a
"CkJt",
i)S
the
proud
fillur,
arid
I
lie
haul;
reunion
it
complete
oer
froty
Coc-CoU.
From
th
ughiing
front
to
the
home
firciiJr,
Coc-CoU
und
for
tU
fuuu
iLtt
rejrtihtsihc
)mbol
I
hit
btlp
bring
folk
clour
together.
NORTH
ST,!l
HOTTIJNtt
WOUKS
.lutuwlM-d
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IUTIRT
COLOUO
O
Mi
10
can,
self-styled
medium,
lost
her'
Installation
of
magnetic
drain
schools
are
now
ii
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iiuir
uiutiuia
jait
u-ivcu
ill
muiicuug
uiikwiu
uiiicudu
ulcr,
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1
4
under
the
Witchcraft
Act
of
metal
filings
to
eliminate
much
vatlng
severa.
uuujJ
z
1733.
motor
wear.
01
unu.
'T'HERE
are
three
basic
reason
w
hy
a
real
and
critical
shortage
of
gasoline
exisu
in
Canada
today;
(1)
The
insatiable
demands
of
modern
war.
(2)
The
inadequacy
of
existing
supply
for
both
mill',
tary
and
civilian
nml
and
the
difficulty
of
di.
covering
and
developing
new
source
of
supply
in
timt.
(3)
The
grave
hortage
of
oil
tranjportation
facilities.
Petroleum
needs
of
the
forces
in
this
war
arc
80
time
greater
than
in
the
last
war.
It
is
four
or
five
time
as
difficult
ami
costly
to
find
new
oil
reserves
today
as
it
wai
in
the
pre
war
period.
And
supplies
have
to
be
shipped
vast
distances,
in
ocean
tanker
compelled
to
Irate!
ilouly
in
convoy
and
bi
J
circuitout
routes.
Look
at
this
map.
It
hows
how
the
oil
resource
of
this
htmuphere
muit
be
poured
out
across
dangerous
seas,
to
battle
area
4,000,
5,000,
6,000,
7,000
miles
away.
It
show
liow
oil
less
omm
NO.
2
OF
A
SERIES
OF
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ISSUED
Br
THE
DEPARTMENT
OF
MUNITIONS
AND
SUPPLY,
HONOURABLE
C.
D.
HOWE,
MINISTER
field
as
far
away
as
Colombia,
I'cuador,
and
Peru
arc
lin
pressed
into
service
to
satisfy
dciiund.
A
much
as
07
per
cent
of
lite
total
tonnage
of
oversea
shipping
for
war
consists
o?
petroleum
products
"more
than
twite
the
tonnage
of
all
she
men,
food,
planes,
guns,
tanks,
ammunition
awl
all
sirIi
nutenaT
combined!
Canada'
gasoline
nerds
add
but
an
t
xira
burden.
Wr,
in
this
country,
produce
only
15
-r
cent,
of
our
own
u
troleum
supplies.
The
rest
must
I
shipped
here
from
abrcwd.
It
must
be
taken
i
from
the
common
M
f
,lc
United
Nations.
More
than
GO
per
rent,
of
it
must
Ik
delivered
by
ocean-going
tanler.
Ship
and
men-m,lj-d
to
urve
the
fitting
arras
-must
U
risked
to
provide
our
home
front
gasoline.
entruste.1
to
you
to
licln
k-
v;ul
c:viian
trant.
.".VT
t-T
7
.unJrr
it
thoughtlessly,
needlessly,
frivolously,
is
to
rob
our
fit-htimr
men
Auswering
YOUR
QUESTIONS
about
the
GASOLINE
SHORTAGE
Mow
many
miles
a
year
are
travelled
by
Ul,i
bringing,
petroleum
to
Canada?
.
.
.
Over
2.000.W0
miles.
How
much
longer
does
it
lake
a
Ul
make
each
trip
under
today's
war
condition
I)ouble
the
tline-lecausc
of
submarines
anJ
B,urt
circuitous
routes,
ir7
do
ue
speak
of
tut
lances?
,
.
.
Uecsusc
a
delivery
of
gasoline
or
oil
to
the
Pacific
war
zone
7,000
miles
awy
quires
a
return
trip
of
7,000
miles
for
the
load.
How
hug
does
it
take
to
build
a
new
UW
.
.
..Up
to
eight
month,
depending
on