i
1
'Ct.
1
FOUR
TIMES
ON
MONDAY
But
Tuesday
Mo&t
Popular
Day
For
Balloting;
Since
Confederation
OTTAWA,
June
6
CB
Four
of
the
jo
lAjamiion
elections
held
since
.1874
have
taken
place
on
a
Manjiay,
whivii
is
uxe
w-ik-day
clraser)
for
the
19th
general
tlec-ticn
to
be
hi
Jun;
II.
Elections
held
before
1874
took
mcre'Shan
a
day
to
complete,
the
fast'
Doinlnlcn
election
in
1867,
for
Instance,
taking
mere
than
six
weeks
for
pollicj.
Sine?
the-
cne-day
elections
stalled,
six
have
been
lield
ai
Tasay,
five
en
Thursday,
fcur
on
Mcnday
and
two
en
Wednesday.
Thje
1872
election,
held
after
British
Colomlbla
entered
ths
Confederation,
was
a
three-month
affair.
It
took
that
long
for
th;
chief
:electeral
officer
to
i
ecnanct
tne
balloting
rrom
coast
ro
cdost.
The
first
caw-day
election
wai
Thui-lay.
J.xraary
22,
1874.
The
rexiVas
Tuesday,
Sspteanber
17.
1878and
Tuesday
scored
five
moi(
in
the
intervening
71
yearj.
Friday,
Saturday
ard
Sunday
never
have
been
chosen
aj
ehc-ti
onlays.
and
date?
of
tire
20
Dom
YOUR
HAT,
Let
It
Be
A
t
Stetson
you
want
STYLE
'Matched
with
fomfort
and
Serviceability
inion
elections
since
Confederation
fellow:
1867
Wedneeday,
August
7,
to
Frtday,ptiaiber20;
1872
Saturday,
July
20,
to
Saturday,
October
12;
1874
Thursday,
January
22;
1878
Tuesday,
September
1';
1832
Wednerday,
Jun
20;
1887
Tuesday,
February
227
1891
Tb.-
riay.
March
5:
1895
Tuesday,
June
23;
1930
Wed-r-
da
Novriber
7;
1904
Thuiiay,
November
3;
1903
'
Monday.
October
26;
1911
Thursday,
September
21;
1917
Monday,
Decrmbsr
17;
1921
Tuesday,
December
6;
1925
Thurrday,
OcJcoer
29:
1926
Tuesday,
September
14;
1930
Monday,
July
28;
1935
Monday.
C-t
fc;r
14;
1940
Tuesday.
March
26;
1945
Mondiy,
Jun
11.
AND
FOUR
YEARS
AGO
TS
TTITS
WAR
By
the
Canadian
Press
Br
The
Canadian
Press
June
6,
1941.
The
German
air
corps
left
Sicily.
The
submarine
Urriarro'f
1
was
announced
overdue
and
presumed
lost.
Vichy
reiterated
a
denial
that
German
troops
were
in
Syria,
charging
ur
Priran
wa
eklni?
an
excuse
to
attack
mandated
Advert!
in
Th
Dailv
ews.
SIR!!
The
S
ctson
'Medalist'
$
7.50
The
Stetson
'Premier
8.50
The
Stetson
Royal'
10.00
The
Stdson
'Imperial'
.
.
.
,
'.
.
.
15.00
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REQUIEM"
To
Our
Beloved
Friend
and
Pastor,
Bishop
E.
M.
Bunoz,
O.M.I.
Kis
life
shines
forth
to
those
who
know,
...
Not
garishly.
with
lasting
glow
Time
cannot
dim;
His,
not
a
beacon
-blaze
to
heaven.
But
the
star-torch
that
leads
at
even
The
way
to
Him.
His
mind,
a
treasure-house
of
lore
Gathered
afar
on
foreign
shore,
He
deemed
most
meet.
Hidden
from
mortal
eyes
away.
With
all
its
richest
gifts
to
lay
At
Jesus'
feet.
Hk
was
the
heart
that,
pure
and
true.
From
years
of
prayer
and
service,
knew
The
Master's
call;
IBs
was
the
soul
that
cried
"I
hear
Ad
fallow.
Lord
To
those
most
dear
"A
last
farewell."
Beloved
and
honored
Pastor-Friend,
Whose
dauntless
spirit
did
transcend
The
frailinR
years.
A
chf
ery
smile
a
step
of
late
grown
slow,
A
kindly
voice.
rich
memories
glow
Through
the
heart's
tears.
w
w-m
L
Lumber
now
h;i
v
a
slock
f
Kod
trrndr
FIR.
SPRUCE
AND
CEDAR
Uiinlwr
on
hand
I
LOOKING
VVf
have
a
limited
quantity
of
1x3
Maple
Flooring
on
hand.
Call
and
see
It.
Phone
651
or
652.
!'
particiilani
ro
ITD.
it
Ah.
who
can
tell?
Perchance
his
eyes,
Fixed
on
the
Crass,
see
that
which
lies
Beyond
the
veil;
Rest
on
the
Glory
of
One
Face,
Behold
with
rapt
adoring
gaze
The
Holy
Grail.
WINIFRED
O.
BRASS.
Ask
Delegates
to
jCome
Via
Rupert
i
:
t-,
Ti!a
i
Mayor:
and
Municipalttej
A-cciaticn
to
held
a
convention
there
next
v,;
.i
:
b-:l;in
?
of
the
Prince
Rupsri
city
curtll
V'i
.
I
!
'
-r
f
-U-HI
th'
Ift
'
delegates
travef
byway
of
Brin
Rupert
on
comln-j
to
the
cia
t
Th"1
rrancil
tfttided
er
Maiiay
night's
mfttn?
tc
'
i.r
fhf
i-'it-ition.
Aid.
Hills
referred
to
the
Importance
of
making
suitable
accommodation
available
for
visitors
who
might
k.hs
'v
way.
The
"ears'
of
the
katydid
are
d
in
ita
Tireless.
With
Minora
Blades!
Minora
has
a
real
"edge"
over
other
low
price
blades,
h
f
oct,
it's
the
sharpest
double-edge
blade
in
its
class.
One
shave
will
convince
you.
ms
rou
DOimf.fDGf
XAZOI
Commercial.
Industrial
and
Marine
Electricians
F.LECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
Electrical
Supplies
Home
Wiring
arid
(t-alr
MOTT
ELECYR1C
LIMITED
orfices
In
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster
Phone
Black
367320
2nd
Ave
GLASS
ENGRAVING
Caspar
Lehman
started
th
ar
of
glass
engraving
in
Bohemia
in
1
609,
and
used
cut
tins
jewels
and
crystals.
TED
MILLS
SEES
OSLO
Tells
How
People,
Overjoyed
at
Norway's
Liberation,
Cave
Welcome
P:
:ty
orflcer
C.
E.
(Ttd)
Mills,
son
oX
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills
of
this,
city,
spent
V-E
Day
at
historic
Scapa
rlow
and
a
few
days
later
sailed
up
the
fjord
to
Oslo
on
one
of
the
first
ships
to
arrive
at
'.he
capital
of-
Norway
following
the
liberation.
They
were
taklrvj
the
Crcm
Prinze
back
to
Norway.
"What
a.
welcome
we
received!"
writes
Ted
to
his
parents
In
describing
his
visit
to
Oslo,
"Ilone:
ly
It
h
bard
to
beiljve
hew
people
could"
be
so
overjoyfd.
There
were
s?
many
rnaa
c;
j
?
in
the
fjord
that
we
had
to
weave
around
thetn.
The
people
we.-e
craiy
with
happiness
and
sa-3
Hl-ya,
Ill-ya'
which
is
the
sail-
as
our
'Hurrah.'
'The
kids
all
gaze
at
you
Hwe
you
were
a
Osd
cf
some
kirH."
continues
the
letter.
'T"
nip-
h
you
and
everybody
wr'
-
-rr
mv
on
the
'treet
and
In
a
few
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
OP
RESERVE
NOTICE
Is
lirrf
Dy
given
that
thr
reserve
establlshfd
by
Order
-
In
-Council
No.
641,
approved
the
2
1st
July.
1809.
and
by
notice
published
,
in
the
British'
Columbia
Gazette
of
July
29th.
1909.
covering
Lot
682,
Range
S,
Coast
District,
Is
cancelled.
Deputy
Minister
of
Lands.
H.
CATHCAKT.
Department
of
Lands
and
Forests.
Victoria,
B.C..
May
18,
1945.
minutes
'thousands
of
people
were
milling
around,
others
cllmblns
trees
Jiut
to
have
a
look
at
us.
"All
the
stories
you
may
have
heard
about
the
Germans
you
can
believe
even
if
they
were
piety
grim.
I
mean-
the
stuff
c'X'Ut
nullTng
cut
people's
finger
nails
by
fie
roots
and
that
sort
of
thing.
They
starved
the
country
out
of
al
lit
had
in
the
way
of
foodstuffs,
living
like
kings
thf.nselves
while
the
civilian
population
had
no
meat
at
all,
surviving
on
fish
and
potatoes.
"If
one
is
ashore
with
an
arm
Ladies!
!
ed
.guard
ycu
can
walk
right
up
to
a
German
and.U
he
has
not
any
identification
"card,
you
can
strip
him
of
everything
h
own.
A
few
collaborationists
are
tUl
pottins
at
each
other.
Last
night
white
we
were
walk;inn
hane
a
couple
of
shdts
rang
out
toifolnd
us.
"The
n.'vht
tin
last
th?y
phkei
una
nub'lmonthe
rer
cut
off
all
Vr
tialr
rhht
on
V
n.'i
.
-rre-t
hasted
her
up
so
ev?ryjnc
ct.-j'i
c
h?r.
Th'.
-vv-and-.
f
u-
il
aJhered
a-ujid."
Ted's
Irtier
a!--r
:e:i5
of
'-
1
I"-'
'
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-
IH-prriv
a
You
are
cordially
invited
to
meet
trln
i.
.
JUST
N
SENSE!
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SB
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...
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MISS
"MURIEL
CORDEAUX
on
Kit
1
1)
AY
AFTERNOON
at
1
o'clock
at
Iteid's
Cafe
MISS
COKDEAUX.
WHO
WAS
A
COHKLSI'ONDEXT
I.V
ASIA.
AND
wis
taktv
BV
THE
JAPANESE,
WILL
ADDKESS
THE
CATIIFKINC.
.Make
it
a
point
to
hear
this
talented
ijieaker
who
ha
addressed
man)-
women's
organizations
in
the
west.
Tim
Advertisement
Published
by
Skeena
Federal
Liberal
Assiimtion.
-LA
V.JflSB
The
Canadian
people
have
made
a
magnificent
contribution
to
the
common
victory
in
Europe.
The
Liberal
administration
can
say
witirlTiT5ntstaiid
justice:
This
is
the
Government
which
lias
directed
Canada's
war
effort
at
home
and
abroad.
This
is
the
Government
which
during
the
wxir
worked
out
a
program
of
full
employ-.
ment
and
social
reform.
These
things
are
a
matter
of
record
and
of
common
knowledge
On
the
basis
of
its
record
the
choice
of
Prime
Minister
King's
party
to
form
the
next
Government
of
Canada
is
a
matter
of
just
plain
sense!
'The
Family's
Choice
Mi
3
.m
Women
have
faith
in
the
Liberal
Working-Plan.
"The
Home
is
the
Heart
of
the
Nation.
It
must
be
sound
and
strong.
"These
are
Liberal
Government's
steps
affecting
every
home
in
Canada.
1.
Fomily
'Allowances
Liberal
Monthly
Payments
until
age
16.
A
total
of
$1,224
per
child
from
birth.
2.
Vacations
with
Poy
To
ilate
more
than
850,000
yorkers
and
their
families
have
gained
vacations
with
pay.
3.
New
low-Cost
Homes
50,000
homes
immediately.
100,000
each
year
for
ten
years.
Instalments
as
low
as
S9.58
per
month
under
the
new
National
Housing
Plan,
4.
Security
for
Veterans
$750,000,000
voted
for
gratdities,
grants
and
Benefits
for
a
million
men
and
womeVi
returinic
to
civil
life.
$.
Price
Ceiling
The
purchasing
power
of
your
dollars
maintained
by
the
price
ceiling
under
careful
Liberal
management.
6.
Victory
Bond
Pledge
The
Liberal
Government
pledges
there
shall
he
no
tinkering
with
your
war
savings
in
Victory
Bonds
and
War
Saving
Certificates.
7.
Jobs
Jobs
for
900,000
more
workers
than
in
1939
a
total
of
over
AVi
million
jobs.
60,000
more
each
year
to
take
care
of
natural
increase.
a
8.
A
Healthier
People
A
million
dollar
National
Health
Laboratory
to
be
built.
A
comprehensive
National
Health
Plan
has
been
announced.
9.
Contribotory
Old
Age
Pensions
Higher
Pensions,
lower
age
limit,
no
"means"
test.
10.
More
Trade-Sixty
percent
greater
export
trade
than
in
1939.
Long
term
export
contracts
with
the
United
Kingdom.
Continue
trade
with
tne
reciprocal
agreements
United
States.
11.
Controls
Coming
Off-No
controls
for
thesakeof
control.
As
promised.thepherais
have
been
relaxing
supply
controls
since
V-E
day;
materials
for
houses,
furnishings,
electrical
appliances,
radios,
cars,
etc.,
released
ration
soon
to
p
every
day;
gas
abandoned.
12.
Reduced
Taxes-Special
war
taxes
reduced
or
removed
on
May
11.
Consumer
goods
soon
to
be
available
at
1941
V"cci
Veterans
given
priority
on
purchasing
new
goods.
Income
tax
reductions
are
next.
Let
the
Liberal
Government
finish
its
work
i:
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1
A
N
N
L
I
M
I
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I
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RUPERT.
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