prfnre
Enjsetf
Thursday,
Dan?
I3tto3
D3.
Julv
2.
1&48
T
inlay
hi
Sports
PERFECT
COMBINATION
FOR
PERFECT
Makes
Good
Start
Openlns
BaHmen
tiie
l
p
Bie
Seores
lor
Finland
in
Test
Cricket
.
LONDON
In
the
fourth
test
JlAostfleds:
2c
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge,
SOe.
Birth
Kotlceo:
60c;
Cttrub
of
Thanks.
Death
Notices.
Funeral
notices,
Uarrtaga
and
Engagement
Announcements:
12.
SFECIA1.
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
DusKled
Advertising
is
payable
in
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
A.
SHAVES!
You
get
the
slickest,
most
refreshing
shaves
of
your
life
with
the
Gillette
Tech
"Raaor
and
today's
Gillette
Blue
Blade.
They
fit
exactly,
and
protect
you
from
the
diBCom-'
fort
caused
by
misfit
blades.
Gillette
double
edges
mean
double
economy,
too.
use
Gillette
I
irt
ttt
trr
mr
c
Vv
With
th
s
tver
honed!
V?
C.
G
of
W.
H
on
this
a!
business
ti
HILL
HELP
rOR
YANKEES
Performances
of
Tommy
Byrne,
Siim
lefthander.
-is
-the
talk
of
the
New
York
Yankee,
camp
these
days
as
the
Bronx
Bombers
continue
to
fiuht
it
out
with
the
Cleveland
Indians
and
Philadelphia
A's
for
the
American
League
lead.
Byrne,
who
came
up
last
season
from
Kansas
City,
recently
set
the
Detroit
Tigers
down
with
two
hits.
FOB
IRON
cicVet
match
being
played
at
Leeds,
England
made
a
fine
start
against
the
visiting
Australians,
the
score
at
the
tea
in'erval
being
England
194
for
ono
wicket.
Washbiook
and
Hutton
played
steadily
and
the
first
wicket
p-irtiu-rship
was
not
Droken
till
Hutton
had
made
81.
Washbrook
had
scored
94
at
that
time.
Alter
resumption
Washbrook
went
on
to
complete
his
hundred
ami
was
105
not
out
when
play
adjourned.
Edrich
was
6
not
out.
Soccer
Postponed
Last
evening's
scheduled
football
fixture
between
High
School
and
tne
battery
in
tne
secoiui
round
of
the
Gilhuly
Cup
competition
was
postponed
on
account
ol
wet
grounds
and
unsettled
weather
conditions.
Friday
evening's
fixture
will
bring
the
Canadian
Legion
and
the
Battery
together,
judging
from
the
display
put
on
by
these
teams
in
recent
matches,
tnis
game
lould
prove
to
be
a
leal
bdtue.
The
Canadian
;
Legion,
in
particular,
has
shown
great
all
round
improvement.
As
an
indication
of
their
deter-;
mination
to
continue
in
the
winning
column
they
held
a
practice
last
Monday
evening
and,
under
the
guidance
ot
Alex
Haig,
for
merly
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
All
Star
representatives,
they
went
through
a
good
work-out.
In
previous
games
between
Battery
has
had
the
best
of
ex-
I
changes,
having
won
three,
in-
eluding
the
Dominion
Cup
game,
and
drawing
one.
However
m
light
of
the
improvement
shown
i
oy
the
Legion
and
in
view
of
their
determination
to
get
re-1
venge
for
the
three
to
nothing
defeat
handed
out
lhem
bJ
me
Battery
in
tneir
utsi
iiuicu,
tomorrow
evening's
game
has
all
the
ingredients
for
a
first
class
batUe.
Sport
Shotsi
Boston's
erratic
boxer-sailor,
Jack
Sharkey,
was
held
to
a
15-round
draw
by
Mickey
Walker
at
Brooklyn
17
years
ago.
Former
world's
heavyweight
cham
pion,
Sharkey
started
3-to-l
lavorite
but
the
"toy
bulldog"
to
toe
to
earn
a
draw.
Ab
Jenkins
established
21
world's
automobile
speed
records
in
a
24-hour
run
at
BonneviUe
Salt
Flats,
Utah,
eight
years
ago.
His
main
achievement
was
the
mark
of
161.8
m.p.h
for
3,-
j.
c.
Gilker,
assistant
mana-
I
ger
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
business
trip
to
Ketchikan.
1
riume
Vi
MEN'S
FASTBALL
SCHEDULE
July
24
Gordon
Si
Anderson
vs.
Co-operative.
.
vs.
Canadian
National
Recrea-
tion
Association.
Julv
28
General
'Motors
Taxi.
July
31
Co-operative
vs.
General
Motors.
August
299
Taxi
vs.
'Canadian
National
Recreation
Association.
.
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i
'
'
'
'
I'll
ONE
654
55c
Per
Down
Paid
Fr
Rmptre
This
Mlvertlimnent
In
tint
publiubMl
or
1l6playd
by
tlneUqwir
Control
BoRrdoi
by
the
Oortrnment
or
BrltuXi
Columhl.
r
Baseball
Scores
American
League
Cleveland
3-12.
New
York
7-8.
Chicago
1,
Boston
3.
Detroit
1,
Washington
6.
St.
Louis
17.
Philadelphia
5.
National
league
New
York
4.
St.
Louis
8.
Brooklyn
9-7.
Chicago
3-1.
Boston
6.
Cincinnati
2.
.
Philadelphia
3.
Pitsburgh
2.
Western
International
League
Tacoma
8,
Wenatehee
4.
Bremerton
4,
Spokane
2.
Victoria
4-9.
Salem
0-5.
Yakima
4.
Vancouver
3.
Pacific
ComI
League
San
"Francisco
9.
Sun
Diego
4.
Los
Angeles
8.
Racramento
5.
Portland
9,
Hollywood
3.
Oakland
8,
Seattle
6.
Old
Timers
Serious
Practices
for
I'.xhibition
Football
Game
fnoVr
Way
i
Continuing
their
preliminary
plans
for
the
exhibition
football
game
the
old-timers,
and
son
who
are
not
so
old;
are
getting,
some
practice
m.
while
others
haye
turned
in
tner
namPS
as
being
willing
to
contribute
of
their
talent
and
what
they
have
left
of
wind
and
muscle.
',
A
practice
has
been
called
fur
nfvt
Mnnil.iv
pvenine
at
Aero-
I
nn
will
v".-iv
name,
n.iried
to
the
list
of
prospective
players
IncUide
Ernie
Webster,
George
Howe,
Hulverson
and
Dave
Owens.
It
was
interesting
to
see
two
father
and
son
combina
tions
at
practire
last
Monday.
DaVf
0w.pns
and
son,
Andy,
were
one
pair
and
Jack
Wilson
and
Pat
the
other
duo.
And
both
lads
were
agreeably
sur-
JlllSeU
ill
LI1C
juuiwuia
nit'i
know
how"
shown
by
their
"old
men."
Another
old
timer
who
showed
that
he
could
hit
a
ball
end
put
it
where
the
goalkeeper
was
not
was
Halverson.
The
exhibition
game
Itself
might
be
arranged
for
the
vacant
Friday
of
next
week
if
the
Gilhuly
Cup
games
are
finished
then.
Failing
thit
It
will
be
played
en
a
Monday
evening.
Going
Steady
"7
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apt.
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221
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RENT
One
three
roomed
suite,
nicely
furnished
with
private
bath.
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cottage
at
rear
of
Washington
Blk.,
2nd
Ave.,
or
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Black
490.
173
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RENT
3
room
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with
garage.
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1845
11th
East.
(173
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RENT
One
large
house-
keeping
room
and
one
sleeping
room.
650
7th
Ave.
East.
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RENT
Furnished
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one
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and
one
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and
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.
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Block.
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Max
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Jeweller.
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2
room
apartment.
801
Borden
Street.
(tf)
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WANTED
Urgently
needed
4
or
6
room
house
or
bungalow
to
rent.
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Govt,
employee.
Box
371
Daily
News.
(172)
WANTED
Car
Datteries,
cor
radiators,
brass
and
copper;
paying
good
prices.
See
B.C.
FURNITURE
CO.,
Black
324.
(tf)
HELP
WANTED
REQUIRED
by
local
business
concern
as
assistant
to
accountant,
young
man
age
18-25,
with
some
knowledge
of
bookkeeping.
A
permanent
position
with
every
opportun-
ity
of
advancement.
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own
handwriting
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perience,
qualifications
and
salary
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to
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Daily
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ioYS
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desiring
.
.
News
routes
should
leave
thsir
.
names
at
the
office
as
vacan-!
cies
may
be
occurring
any
daj.
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AGENTS
i
wwx
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Duoj-,
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i
r
Ti
r-i
I
v
ui
i
nice
viiper
l
.
available
for
industrious
man
desirous
of
getting
into
a
good-paying
business
of
his
own.
Suitable
for
man
in!
good
health
nearing
retirement
age.
Average
daily
profits
about
$10.
For
full
information
apply
The
J.
R.
Wirkins
Co.,
1010
Alberni
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(17?)
MACHINERY
FOR
SALE
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically
use
tha
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
.
(tf,
METAL
WORK
PLUMBING
Installations
ana
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel.
Roofing.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
629
aixtri
west.
Phone
543
(tf)
CANADA
DEPARTMENT
OF
AGRICULTURE
I'ralrif
Kanu
Kchabililaliim
Act
I
KMil
KS
Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
bv
the
undersigned
until
12:00
o'clock
noon.
Repina
Time.
August
4.
194S.
for
the
construction
of
an
earth
fin
dnin
and
reiniorccd
concrete
outlet
works.
The
work
is
located
annroxi-
mately
635
It.
outh
and
545
ft
west
of
the
northwest
corner
of
lot
4090
?o?uZir:uru?Zen
"int
f
K-wwna.
in
the
West
Bank
Irrigation
Project.
Tenders
must
be
submitted
on
the
forms
attached
to
the
specifications,
hi
me
envelope
provided.
The
following
are
the
main
Items
of
work.
Excavation
90.000
cu.
vd.
Earth
Pill
89
000
ru
vri
umciTie
550
cu
yd.
Cement
825
bbl.
Reinforcing
Steel
51.000
lb.
Plans,
specifications
and
form
of
contract
are
on
view
at
the
Veterans
Land
Act
Office,
Marine
Building.
Vancouver,
BC
;
at
the
P.F.R
A.
Office.
Kamloops.
B.C.;
at
the
PPR.A.
Office.
910
McCallum
Hill
Building.
Hegina.
Bask
;
at
the
P.F.R.
A.
Office,
418
Public
Building.
Calgary,
Alta.
f
f.
t
"pT?"lM"ms
antl
t'nier
"
winy
ue
uoiainea
from
the
undersigned
at
his
office.
910
McCallum
Hill
Building.
Regina.
Saskatchewan
upon
deposit
of
Ten
Dollars
(10
00
cash
or
a
certified
cheque
for
that
amount,
payable
to
the
Receiver
General
of
Canada,
which
deposit
will
be
redeemable
upon
return
of
the
plans
and
specifications
in
good
order
within
one
month
tter
tenders
have
closed.
Any
tenders
which
are
not
prepared
strictly
In
accordance
with
the
"Instructions
to
Bidders"
may
be
rejected.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
nec-ensarlly
accepted.
By
order
L.
B.
Thomson
Director
of
Rehabilitation.
810
McCallum
Hill
Building,
FOK
SAEfc
FOR
SALE
Brunswick
portable
gramaphone
and
about
20
records.
Apply
1438
Overlook
Street.
U72
FOR
SALE
Bargain.
Rogers
cabinet
radio
in
excellent
condition.
$6000.
Phone
Black
264.
173
1
FOR
SALE
McCiary
Cream
En-
j
amel
Oil
Burning
Range.
433
5th
Ave.
West.
U76i
I
FOR
SALE
Nearly
new
light
walnut
bedroom
suite,
consisting
of
bed,
vanity
dresser
with
stool,
ar.d
chiffonier
desk-wardrobe;
also
kitchen
cabinet;
McCiary
kitchen
range.
Apply
.31
0th
Ave.
W.
tlTli
FOR
SALE
We
have
several
moderately
priced
homes
for
sale
some
with
low
down
payments
In
good
locations.
Cad
us
for
information
and
inspection.
Armstrong
Agencies,
Phone
342.
Eves.
Green
297.
17i
FOR
SALE-1942
Dxlge
Special
Deluxe
Sedan.
Nev
!y
painted.
Excellent
condition
Apply
13
Taxi.
(tf
)
FOR
SALE
2
H
P.
Water
Cooled
Fairbanks
Morse
"Model'
Z"
A-l
condition.
Phone
530,
Dave
Jones.
(171)
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Furniture
and
Hardware.
Slightly
used
Bedroom
Suites,
Kitchen
Sets
from
$12.50;
Bed,
complete
$15;
used
Carpet
In
good
shape;
Occasional
and
Kitchen
Chairs;
enamel
Wash
Basinj
$5;
Underwood
Typewriter
in
perfect
shape;
Office
Chairs;
nw
un
pain
ted
Book
Cases.
Other
useful
household
ar
ticles.
B
C.
FURNITURE
CO.,
Black
324.
(tf
FOR
SALE
Girl's
C.C.M.
bicycle.
In
good
condition.
Phone
Blue
825.
(172)
FOR
SALE
Second-hand
3x12
planks,
$25
M.;
also
fir
or
oak
barrels,
$1
each.
Apply
B
&
W.
Transfer,
Phone
Red
182
H
(17D)
FOR
SALE
4-room
furnished
house,
newly
decorated.
1424
Pigott
Place.
(173)
FOR
SALE
6
-
room
Wartime
house
with
brick
chimney
and
level
lot.
Sacrifice
at
$1550.
Apply
Robert
E.
Montador
Ltd.
(173)
FOR
SALE
One
Royal
Portable
Typewriter
with
case,
new,
$75.
Box
370
Daily
News.
(174)
FOR
SALE
Oil
range,
"Renown,"
pot
burner
type.
Complete
with
new
fan
for
perfect
draft.
This
stove
is
in
excellent
condition.
Price
S185
less
freight
to
Prince
Rupert.
Address
reply
Post
Office
Box
60,
Burns
Lake,
B.
C.
(175)
FOR
SALE
6
room
house,
1300
block
6th
East.
Apply
132G
Piggot
Ave.
"(172.
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
7
room
modern
house.
Also
for
sale-piano,
dining
room
suite,
kitchen
set,
oil
burning
range,
furnace
tte
and
other
numerous
items
of
furniture.
Phone
Green
29G.
(172
1
?Iusiiifa
AavertHiiflg
Pays!
Wartime
house
four
rooms.
In
excellent
condition.
West
of
Conrad
St.
Cash
or
terms.
$1700
cash.
Superior
home,
5
rooms
and
bath,
lovely
view,
43
foot
lot.
Hot
air
furnace.
Cement
basement.
Near
Borden
St.
school.
$0000.
Terrace
10
acres
in
fruit
trees,
4
room
house
and
barn,
low
taxes.
$2100.
cash.
See
us
about
your
needs,
we
have
many
listings
of
other
properties
PRINCE
RUPERT
REALTY
CO.
212
Fourth
St.
Phone
Green
917.
(172)
USED
LIMBER
Flooring,
3"
and
4"
Fir.
Bhiplap,
(short).
Demension
Lumber
2"x4"
2,x6"
2"x8"
Selling
reasonable.
NORTHWEST
CONSTRI
CTION
LTD.
Second
Ave.
Phone
563
in
ForKt'
WtDNZSI);
T
'H
uiiurui(i
City
Dnl
ritrsti
j
algae
from
various
places
ir.
the
United
States.
They
came
from
the
soil
rather
than
from
the
sea.
Algae
live
in
earth
r.s
well
as
in
water.
Usually
Professor
Smith
keeps
the
males
and
females
separate
But
to
make
tests
he
lets
them
together
now
and
then.
the
microscope
they
look
likf
smilitly-grvenish.
air
bubbles
about
half
as
big
as
the
head
of
pin.
They
swim
around
aimlessly.
But
when
ateae
are
mlxed
tne
effect
is
almost
start.
anE
.
Tnev
slart
.,.
off
,.,.
couples
on
a
dance
Poor
To
prove
his
theory,
Smith
had
t0
make
algae
grmv
in
darv:le.,s
i
There
thev
reDioduced
them-'
'selves
in
the
conventional
non-
S(.x,,al
,,.av
Thl,v
,ipwr
aroused
except
after
exposure
to
ii,t
That
demonstrated
the
mysterious
power
ot
llBht
to
pro
mote
reproduction.
Dr.
Smith
found
also
that
th'-algae
were
a
bit
clannish.
Of
al!
the
different
kinds,
onlv
those
from
Amnerst
Mass.,
and
D?er-
field,
Mass.,
would
mix.
The
non-mixers
were
of
different
sped'
s.
They
produced
hormone
sub-
rk
0"
I
means
there
are
different
kinds
of
these
elements',
chemicals,
and
that
their
effet'i
depends
upon
whether
they
"e'.'rlr"
with
their
objective
.
.
.
Where
this
will
lead
scientifically,
nobody
knows
yet.
Jonn
IV
reiuieuy,
vino
is
a'.-1
tending
Royal
Roads
naval
col-
lege
at
Victoria,
arrived
home
o.i
f
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
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from
the
south
for
a
two
weeks'
vacation.
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&
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LOVE
LIFE
of
OF
ALGAE
Unidentified
Chemical
Sparks
Single-Celled
Creatures
in
Presence
of
Light
By
RENNIE
TAYLOR
PALO
ALTO,
Calif.,
Science
Is
finding
out
something
new
about
reproduction.
a
In
a
Stanford
research
labor
atory
are
several
million
one-
celled
creatures
which
pay
no
,lLPIluu"
l"
o;ner
in
tne
aarK
DUI-
a,ltT
ey
spend
a
wnne
u.
tne
'nt-they
go
for
each
other
'"
When
they
mate
they
literally
-!!me.
ey
melt
.int;
cat"
uuitr
unu
oecome
a
single
cell.
The
fused
cell
finally
,
two
males
and
lwo
fema)es
wh';,.h
(never
mate
unless
they
happ.'i
to
get
into
the
light
for
a
while.
Professor
Gilbert
Morgan
Smith
says
this
means
mat
some
mysterious
and
potent
sub
stance
which
resembles
se
hormones
But
they
produce
it
only
when
exposed
to
light.
This
is
significant
because
these
organisms
are
the
lowest
kind
of
plants,
yet
under
the
influence
of
light
they
act
like
the
main
characters
in
a
boy-mee!..--gir!
plot.
The
one-celled
things
are
a
type
of
algae
or
seaweed
called
chlamydomenas.
Algae
ana
other
simple
organisms'
ordin-airly
reproduce
without
sexual
activity.
The
cell
simply
grows
and
divides
in
a
chain
reaction
which
perpetuates
the
species.
Sex
hormones
presumably
are
produced
only
by
the
higher
plants
and
animals,
which
are
made
up
of
many
different
kinds
of
cells
and
which
have
sex
organs.
The
alga
has
nothing
like
that.
Under
lirjht
he
ju't
breaks
out
with
some
come-hither
chemical.
TWO
YEAR
JOH
If
the
lowly
aiga,
which
lives
on
carbon
and
water,
can
pro-
duce
a
hormone-like
substance,
,
.
,
then
maybe
sclence
lias
been
missing
'
something.
Professor
stance
after
nearly
two
years
uf
.
,
...
researth-
I!e
T,
desn
1
know
'xact-
t
ly
what
it
is.
Its
isolation
and
identification
is
a
job
for
the
biochemist.
Smith's
interest
is
in
learning
more
about
algae.
To
do
this
work
the
scientist
collected
more
than
500
samples
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