THIS
AND
THAT
ptinci
ttuptrt
pail;
jaetoji
JLto.
Tuesday,
June
15,
1943
FLOOD
RELIEF
CONTRIBUTIONS
SHIPS
AND
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
an.d
Reflections
(Continued
rtom
Page
1)
I
Gertrude
Morrison
Rpa
Alpynndpr
H.
F.
Robins
10.00
Wm.
Tocker
.........
......
10.00
J.
B.
DaviSj
10.00
Perry
Bolton
2.00
Hector
Gurnay
2.00
Wilfred
Parnell
2.00
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
H.
Stevenson
5.00
E.
R.
Pearce
10.00
J.
E.
Sedgwick
5.00
George
Stevens
5.00
E.
T.
Lee
2.00
Fredelia
Gurney
2.00
....
2
....
'2
i
Peggy
Woods
2
I
Laura
Johnson
2
until
she
had
finished
watering
her
garden.
"urate
from
Walter-Sienswick
Walter
Sedgwick
Earl
Parnell
Mrs.
Alma
Venn
.
Dorothy
Young
Bertha
Stewart
Leona
Clayton
3
6.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
'David
Alexander
2
!
David
Morrison
3
BilUT
Alask
-'
.
he
briefly
uj
W
It
must
be
a
wrench
for
a
home
owner
to
return
and
examine
a
dwelling
that
had
been
under
water
for
weeks.
At
best
it
would
be
likp
an
evil
dream-only
with
the
difference
that
there
will
be
no
awakening
with
the
glow
of
vast
re'!e''.
wuthbound
,,r
v"7
WN
I
Ernie
Stephens
3
Oertrude
Johnson
2.00
obtaining
,
ouvp
Evelyn
Nelson
2
Melisa
Tunes
2.00
Adelia
Stewart
2
Charlie
Leeson
1
Ivy
Woods
2.00
"r
ward
to
1,,
...
Martha
Daves
2
Phyllis
McMillan
2.00
Harriet
Turner
2.00
Hector
Geoman
2.00
Philip
Ryan
2.00
Robert
Dixon
2.00
Allan
Hill
2.00
Betsy
Barton
1
00
Robert
A.
Simpson
100
Elizabeth
Morrison
5.00
James
Leeson
2.00
James
Leeson
2.00
Rose
Stevens
1
plant
Erwa
Dundas
...
Rhoda
Williams
Nellie
Leeson
Victoria
Leeson
.50
2.00
2.00
2.00
Once
again,
the
record
'discloses,
the
best
way
to
advertise
is
through
the
newspapers.
It's
the
tried
and
the
tested
way.
It
has
often
been
made
to
appear
that
new
inventions
(useful
enough
in
their
way),
would
mortally
wound
or
sorely
afflict
the
papers
but
somehow
these
sonorous
and
frightening
pronouncements
always
sounded
worse
than
they
were.
Calmly,
sanely,
the
unshackled
press
Just
kept
jogging
along.
and
machine
James
Woods
1
Oswald
Alexander
2
It
was
on
June
3
that
Hollywood
observed
the
fifty-second
anniversary
of
the
first
screen
kiss.
The
principal?
were
Mary
Irwin
and
John
C.
Rice,
and
all
it.
ninnnntprl
to
was
a
smothprnd
Pat
McMillan
2
First
2V
Zora
Alexcee
1
Esther
Moore
1
Amy
Bolton
1
A
GOTHIC
FAVOURITE
Fred
Campbell
...
2.00
.
Jgn
and
nQt
much
of
lhat
Yet
"unu
ior
the
Iting
Cj
vjeuige
uaiii(jin.'ii
.w
Margaret
Nisyok
2.00
Georeina
Barton
2.00
t
aroma.
The
coiirrntrat
ft,
I
J
Th
CArfr
ftfctlkrw
AJau
Swire,
Inc.
Ji")
pj
Joe
Wilson
2
Arthur
Morrison
3
Perry
Alexcee
5
Adam
Nisyok
2
George
Leesin
2
barged
25
it
was
enough
to
disturb
propriety,
and
arouse
the
clergy.
It
also
set
attendance
records
and
the
box
office
was
not
going
to
overlook
a
little
item
like
that.
Rivr
fr
"
l
l"'
num.
m
a"a
on
thr.
a,.,..,
.
Gerhard
Sather
10.00
Dr.
C.
H.
Hankinson
35.00
Anonymous
100.00
Nelson
Bros
Fisheries
Ltd
Store
Collection
..
9.70
mini
.rmv
1
2
5
loot
I
miiioiis
Blarlcr
Alex
Geoman.s
...
Arthur
Leeson
..
James
A.
Wilson
Peter
Hill
Jr
Peter
Hill
Sr
A
candidate,
if
he
honestly
believes
support
is
influenced
or
determined
by
the
payment
or
non-payment
of
a
glass
of
beer,
jr
a
cigar
of
villanous
ancestry,
must
have
an
odd
opinion
of
at
least
some
of
the
electorate.
The
practice
is
sakl
to
have
become
fully
matured.
Which
Is
mote
than
can
be
said
of
the
liquid
refreshments.
1
2
"Strange
case;
they've
been
married
fourteen
years!'
No
coast
on
earth
has
seen
faster
progress
in
travel
development
and
convenience
than
this
one.
The
Klondike
boomer
pack
1
Union
.steamer
c
anjfna
"'nn
linden
returned
1,,
Joe
Dundas
1
Esther
Sterritt
1
thl
miirniiiL-
fr(,m
...
ed
his
blankets,
shared
board
3
medium
onions,
sliced
3
potatoes
6
small
carrots
6
large
stalks
celery
Timely
Recipe
bunks
with
others
and
took
p.
Dorothy
Beynon
2
Ken
McPhee
10
Stuart
and
()thr
Points
and
sailed
al
t.u
chance
on
drowning.
And
if
was
not
until
the
coming
of
the
G
T
P.
'or
Vanciiuvcr
Ilrnun
i-i.tr
Lr
t-1
lto
lit
l,l
1
1
M.
G.
Woodcock
2
P.
Matthews
5
.
auu
!'!
POWERFUL
LIGHT
FOWEY,
Cornwall.
Eng.,
that
a
voyage
north
was
very
Add
water
and
seasoning
r,,-rL.
Z
?CXl
different
from
what
it
always
St.
Catherine's
lighthouse
here
I,1
111
U(
lrnMfrrfd
i,
Fred
Pheasey
a
Frank
Alexcee
5
is
to
have
a
new
25
000
candie-
Miss
Eleanor
D.
Moxley
....
3.00
Mickey
Murray
2.00
Mrs.
J.
Lawrence
1.00
Anonymous
10.00
A.
G.
Hinton
2.00
House
to
house
canvass
by
Women's
Auxiliary,
Sandsplt
130.25
C.
E.
Love
2.00
R.
Burnie
3.00
A.
Slater
3.00
A.
Hubert
Leamy
1.00
Old
Empress
Hotel
Co
25.00
Ocean
View
Hotel
Co.
Ltd.
25.00
Belmont
Hotel
25.00
New
Royal
Hotel
25.00
Commercial
Hotel
'.
25.00
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
Co.
Ltd
25.00
Anonymous
2.00
had
been.
Today,
it's
a
privilege
ir
havp
finatinT
mansion
rail
Povtt
light
which,
under
aver
One
can
get
that
comforting
feeling
of
satiety
as
easily
from
less
known,
less
in
demand,
"thrifty"
cuts,
as
from
steaks
and
chops.
Luckily
these
cuts,
lower
in
price,
are
just
as
high
in
nutrition.
But
they
must
be
uiiiuii
tiiiu
ifti;,inwise
strips
of
'rpiaceci
uy
Hie
Camosun.
rnrmta
anrl
rvitttma
r.r...ii.
will
ut
11..
age
conaiuous,
win
ue
visiuiu
iui
Henry
White
2
Henry
Closter
2
Andrew
Cecil
2
Lloyd
Dudoward
2
..v.
wuituuui'
tin-
vancuuvtr-h
for
you,
when
the
sea
beckons.
more
than
20
miles.
10
simmer
zu
minutes.
Then
add
""peri-siewart
ruute
,
celery,
cut
in
3-inch
pieces,
and
summer.
More
siones
ana
not.
an
nag-
ATTENDS
CONFERENCE
simmer
15
minutes
longer.
Yield:
cooked
skillfully!
Try
this
recipe:
ic
Keep
coming
irom
me
rrascr
AUCKLAND.
N.Z..
t
Sir
six
servings.
Advertlsp
in
the
Daily
Valley
flood
zone.
There
was
'.he
David
Smltn
chancellor
of
the
Dave
Houston
J.
H.
Parsons
Olaf
Hatlen
Paul
Price
V.
McDonald
Stanley
Dixon
Eric
Brookman
LONG
LINE,
little
old
lady
who
took
a
great
university
of
New
Zealand
and
(2a
V-
.
....
tl0Mtf
Lamb
Neck
Slices
6
lamb
neck
slices
2
tablespoons
lard
1
cup
water
1
teaspoon
salt
'a
teaspoon
pepper
WITH
CORDTEX
UPUFT..
pride
In
her
cottage
home.
The
former
senior
puisne
Judge
of
dyke
broke,
and
an
emergency
the
Supreme
Court,
will
attend
squad
rushed
to
rescue
he.-
But
the
Commonwealth
Universities
U1IN
HOOT
UFE
F10M
CTNTKIA
AND
"WIDE-R-AIZr
Henry
Coswan
1
would
she
budge?
Nothing
doi:i;
Conference
at
Oxford
In
July.
Robert
J.
Stewart
2
W.
D.
Fraser
10
Anonymous
2.00
Anonymous
2.00
Anonymous
2.00
Anonymous
2.00
Anonymous
5.00
Anne
Sharun
1.00
CftHA
PIPE-PLEASURE
WITH
OLD
VIRGINIA
Richard
Forward
1.00
Elizabeth
TAYLOR
CfOtf.f
S
I.
M(T
MURPHY-SAKALL-ASIOR
The
(irrp
band
contmU
diaplirasm,
and
whittle
in
tht
waifil.
Yhr
C-ordtex
petal
design
uplift
without
drag
on
trapa.
And
the
'W
ide-R-Aire"
thil
mi
lling
at
the
bane
ofth
trap
give
balanced
aupiort.
AT
-
WALLACE'S
Jobs
Daughters,
Be
thel
J
TODAY
No.
3
,,,100.00
City
Playground
Fasttfttl
I
'
.
League
..'.....Vv.X'.'.V?.-Vfc'
65.90
A.
Ronald
..
j.
.'.
;.
5.00
May
Macdonald
,
V,rV.,
'-..-.
.'2.00
Mrs.
G.
W.
Golds
ri'...'..'..r
'
4.00
Dint..-..
eU.x...
l,
K'
Si
lex
Rep
la
rem
enls
Northern
Pulpwood
Ltd
and
voluntary
contributions
from
employees
of
OOMIMIOM
COI1IT
Narrow
and
wide
neck
Imwls.
Chronic
and
plastic
covers.
Handles
(Ivory
and
Ulack).
KublK'r
plus.
Silex
filters.
r
IMiBACK,
ttlONO.'
Sandspit
Logging
Camp
and
Dept.
of
Transport
employees
at
Sandspit
..
211.55
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby
5.00
Miss
B.
Nelson
YOU
WILL
FIND
THEM
ALL
AT
I
Mrs.
R.
MacKay
MIPFDT
RAmtl
&
FIFHTR!
Chandler
&
Cowgill
Photographer
1
Developing,
Printing
Enlarging
Box
645
210
4th
St.
PHONE
6M
313
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W
KST
BOX
I
7
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Miss
B.
Uslck
;
Mrs.
M.
Acton
Miss
M.
Amadio
Miss
N.
Youngman
A.
D.
Pitt-Brooke
Mrs.
C.
Iverson
Herbert
Norberg
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Hmilicia
Princess
Line
SAILINGS
to
VANCOUVER
and
way
ports
Every
Monday
10
p.m.
to
ALASKA
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
June
18
and
25
to
ALERT
BAY
and
Vancouver
June
19
and
23
L
3
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
4.00
10.00
2.00
3.
00
300
2.00
2.00
2.00
5.00
5.00
SAVOY
John
Group
...:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F,
B.
Tell
DAD
what
he
means
to
you
with
a
card
ttrlrcted
from
our
;
r-
jig
Ti
m
BL
.
tj
Shannon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Letts
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Tysee
....
Tuve
Axelson
Erick
Kvich
C.
G.
Scoville
Edgar
Woodward
S.
S.
Kristmansen
large
display.
.
HO
TEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
31
P.O..
Box
111
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
JUNE
20
&oay4
cc6e
IS
FATHER'S
DAY
ai
ibb
a
i
Kiii
i
nri
r-i.aitii
t
'-7DI2DE1DA.
BOTH
ARE
FAMOUS
The
British
Museum
in
London
has
two
principal
divisions
the
library,
one
of
the
largest
in
the
world,
and
the
antiquities
department,
which
has
many
priceless
treasures.
Box
1118
rhonfjl
51S
3rd
Ave.
E
Hot
Weather
Needs
SCREEN
DOORS
GARDEN
HOSE
AND
LAWN
SPRINKLERS
MOSQUITO
NETTING
INSECT
UEI'ELLANTS
AND
Sl'RAYS
Drop
in
and
see
the
new
'Sprinkli'
Sam"
Lawn
...n.
Sprinklers.
They
are
a
real
novelty
WORLD'S
LARGEST
ISLAND
Greenland,
with
an
area
of
839,782
square
miles,
Is
called
the
largest
island
in
the
world.
BLONDIE
By
Chic
Yout
YOUR
BEST
EATING
PLACi
ISrai-JIprxVWAI-HI
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WE
DELIVER
OCEAN
VIEW
HOTEL
(Formerly
Knox)
A,
Quiet,
Pleasant
Place
to
Live
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
Rooms
Redecorated
Spring-Filled
Mattresses
New
Management
Proprietor,
TOM
PESUT
PHONE
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PART
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in
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.
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including
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