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!
Contingent
At
Victoria
VICTORIA.
Nov.
22.
As
the
first
overseas
contingent
left
Victoria
last
week
for
overseas
service
in
France
it
was
given
a
wonderful
send-off,
Premier
T.
D.
Patul-lo
addressing
the
soldiers
as
fol
lows
.
your
determination
to
see
this
thine
through,"
Premier
Pattullo
said
to
i
the
men.
"Now
Is
not
the
time
to
indulge
in
lamentable
eventual!-
"
-
any
younger.
"But
there
Is
no
doubt
of
your
uitaiiiuiiui5
uckerimuauun,
not
On-
-,.,
aw
uuidvtid
UUb
AVI
Ail
even
Germany,
so
that
people
will
be
In
a
position
to
live
in
pea.
,
amity
and
friendship
with
other
peoples.
"I
hope
the
Almighty
will
preserve
you,
give
you
courage
and
send
you
home
safely."
ARTILLERY
FROM
TANK
By
GUY
E.
RHOADES
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
SOMEWHERE
IN
ENOLAND.
Nov.
22:
CP
Cavalry
for
the
First
Oreat
War
was
trained
In
the
open
country
around
here
and
it
Is
being
trained
for
the
second
but
the
boys
who
Join
regiment
quartered
In
this
district
dont
go
to
riding
school
anymore.
"Cavalry"
In
the
camp
from
which
I
am
writing
means
five-ton
'"light"
tanks
which
trundle
across
Miss
E.
M.
Earle
returned
to
the
the
rolling
countrv.
arh
aHth
a
I
crew
of
three
Inside,
taking
orders!
morning
from
a
brief
trip
to
Belle-
uy
raujo.
ine
somiers
wno
would
have
ridden
horses
in
the
last
war
jare
drivers
and
technicians
In
thlf
one.
Driving
one
of
these
contrap-'tlons
U
comparatively
easy
but
I
rough.
The
controls
work
like
I
those
on
a
caterpillar
farm
tractor
but
the
driver,
who
sits
in
an
ar-.mored.
padded
ceU.
must
work
.blind
most
ot
the
time.
setUng
his
course
according
to
directions
shouted
down
a
speaking
tube
by
nts
tank
commander.
Gunner
Gadrets
The
commander
and
the
cunner
undergo
hard
training.
Thl
L
,how
the
gunner
is
taught.
He
jearns
first
to
handle
.303
and
.5
machine
guns,
take
them
apart,
clean
them,
clear
stoppages,
change
belts
and
the
like
before!
during
and
after
firing.
Then
he
is
scnooied
in
Judging
distances
so
ne
can
set
his
ranges
quickly
and
accurately.
The
student's
next
course
Is
In
doors
with
the
turret
of
a
full
scale
model
tank.
armM
with
nn
air
rifle
to
represent
the
machine
gun.
He
learns
to
fire
while
It
Is
stationary
and
while
It
Is
belnj
snaken.
He
uses
stationary
and
moving
targets
and
small
movln:;
models
of
tanks
for
his
air-rifle
firing.
Next
the
gunner
goes
to
a
30-
yard
range
and
works
In
a
rpai
tank
with
its
two
;
machine
eun
getting
practice
In
their
control
while
firing
long
and
short
blasts
Again
h,e
fires
while
the
tank
Is
stationary,
then
while
It
1
hln
snaKen.
Fire
Tartlr
FRESH
-
3
The
gunner
next
Joins
the
reen
ter
tank
crew
and
practises
on
an
open
range,
making
trips
during
wnicn
he
learns
to
fire
at
stationary
and
moving
targets,
to
en
gage
targets
quickly
from
concealed
positions,
to
change
belts
and
otherwise
handle
his
gun
while
,
the
tank
Is
moving
from
one
posi
tion
to
another.
The
tank
starts
1.110
yards
from
the
target,
stons
at
1,000
yards
and
nealn
at
600
yards.
At
each
sop
the
gunner
fires
a
burst
of
90
rounds.
For
safety's
sake
tank
nnnolas
are
left
oocn
and
commanders
indicate
their
intentions
nf
firing
or
advancing
by
waving
flags.
SHRIMPS
Boat
W.S.L.
Daily
at
1
p.m.
TROTIKR'S
DOCK
THE
DAILY
NZWS
Wednesday,
November
22.
lMf.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Duncan
P.
Miller,
who
has
been
have
ave
not
not
the
the
slightest
slightest
doubt
doubt
of
ofi
.
.tinn
trin
n
Vmmnv.r
murnuiK.
1
r
Mrs.
Cliff
Madlll
returned
to
the!
M-
J-
H-
Carson,
who
has
been
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
thU'on
a
trlP
San
Francisco,
Van-
,
t
.
..
7.
:
imornlng
from
a
visit
to
Victoria
-u
n.uc
u,
ut
yui.:,
ties
but
we
all
realize
that,
when
...j...
...
.ntnrn(i
r
h
rtv
n
td.
irn
.,
.
,
.
,
.wnere
iwr.
Maain
,s
on
war
service
v
.....v..
you
do
come
back,
of
wUl
many
us
Rupert
thU
morning.
wUh
tn
,
Canadlan
Nary.
fl
T
Jahniir
whn
Via
hpn
In
ih
IF
NOSE
"FILLS
UP"
AT
NIGHT
Hera's
Ona
Successful
Way
To
Gat
Welcoma
Relief
tr
YOUR
NOSE
rives
you
a
lot
of
trouble
at
night
fills
up,
makes
breathing
difficult,
spoils
sleep
just
put
a
few
drops
of
Va-tro-nol
up
each
noctriL
RESULTS
ARE
SO
surprisintiy
good
because
Va-tro-nol
is
expressly
designed
to
relieve
distress
in
the
nose
and
upper
throat,
where
transient
congestion
hinders
free
breathing.
Enjoy
the
comfort
Vicks
Va-tro-nol
brings...
tonight!
vllle,
Ontario,
where
she
was
caUed
on
account
of
the
serious
Ulness
of
her
sister
whose
recovery
is
despaired
of-
Miss
Earle
flew
both
ways
from
Vancouver
to
Toronto.
ENTHUSIASM
IS
UNUSUAL
By
I1.T.L.
An
unusual
scene
of
enthusiasm
occurred
during
the
evenlm
con
cert
for
the
troops
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
on
Sunday
and
It
all
happened
this
way:
Charles
Balagno
had
been
asked
to
arrange
the
concert
for
that
ev
ening.
He
conferred
with
Len
CrlDDS,
The
two
eentlemen
called
I
principals
were
out
of
town
and
the
male
chorus
weakened
by
military
duties.
The
troops
quickly
responded
to
the
opening
chorus.
Mr.
Cripps,
Mr.
Balagno.
the
Drin-
clpals
and
the
chorus
quickly
got
down
to
the
business
of
giving
the
soldjer
audience
everything
thev
had
and
the
troops
threw
it
right
back
at
them
with,enthuslastlc
calls
for
encores.
Mrs.
Bernard
LundahL
Betty
Woods,
Florence
Moore.
Sereeant
Teng,
Harold
Ponder,
Hueo
KrauD-i
ner,
with
Mr.
CrlDns
as
nrlnclnals.'
delighted
the
troons.
Mr.
Balaeno's!
support
at
the
piano
fascinated
them
and
Mr.
Cripps'
complete
con
trol
of
the
whole
ensemble
convinc
ed
them,
as
one
soldier
put
it,
that'
t-nnce
wupert
naa
been
noldinir
out
on
them.
The
45-mlnute
nrocram
lenethen-
ed
Into
an
hour
and
a
quarter.
The
final
chorus
and
rlnslnc-
number
of
the
program
demanded
a
repeat,
the
end
of
which
found
the
soldiers
on
their
feet
1
n
an
abandon
of
applause.
During
the
servlne
afterward
nf
coffee
and
biscuits,
the
troops
offered
to
fill
the
hall
any
time
the
operatic
group
would
give
a
repeat
performance.
!
Next
Sunday
week.
December
3.
was
a
date
aereed
UDon
with
sug-cestlon
of
a
larger
hall
with
the
general
public
admitted.
We
don't
know
yet
Just
where
or
how
the
program
will
be
given
but
we
do
know
that,
backed
by
soldier
enthusiasm,
It
will
be
an
evening
long
to
be
remembered
by
nil
lovers
of
good
music
who
may
be
fortunate
enough
to
attend.
Most
pponle
renu
tnc
classified
nds.
Do
you?
'
Col.
J.
W.
Nicholls,
general
man
city
and
at
Stewart
for
the
past
aKer
of
the
Canadian
Pish
&
Cold
couple
of
weeks
on
Insurance
bus-
Storage
Co.,
will
be
the
speaker
...
.
....
t
StrM
wrtnv
-
Ik.
mum.I...
1t
mess,
will
sail
Thursday
nignt
by
ak
icguiar
weekly
the
prince
Rupert
on
his
return
to
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Vancouver.
Rotary
Club.
He
will
give
Impres
sions
arising
irom
a
recent
business
trip
to
Eastern
Canada
and
Ithe
United
States.
Dr.
C.
H.
Hanklnson
returned
to
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
a
trip
to
Smlthers
In
his
capacity
as
district
deputy
grand
master
of
the
Masonic
Lodge.
He
was
oc-
companled
by
William
Crulck-
shank,
W.
H.
WUson-Murray.
H.
W.
Birch
and
O.
P.
Tinker.
Thev
enjoyed
a
very
fine
and
spring
like
day
at
Smlthers
Sunday
but
the
rains
since
that
time
were
too
much
like
the
weather
that
they
got
at
home
and
so
was
no
change
for
them.
'
Moral
Courage
Will
Be
Needed
In
the
course
of
the
days
to
come,
both
during
and
after
the
present
war
situation,
there
will
be
many
occasions
In
which
cour-a
will
be
reauired
bv
true
Christians
In
following
God's
com
mands
and
doing
the
right,
de
clared
Rev.
H.
O.
Funs
ton,
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
Sun
day
morning
in
speaking
on
"The
Effects
of
Cowardice."
Sacrl-
flee
would
probably
be
necessary
oy
those
who
would
do
their
Dart
In
helping
to
relieve
the
misery
and
suffering
of
others
less
for
tunately
blessed.
The
situation
would
have
to
be
met
with
cour
age
and
resolution
If
the
world
was
not
to
find
itself
In
the
same
state
after
this
war
as
It
had
after
the
last.
Mr.
Funston
nreached
from
the
Instance
of
Pilate's
cowardice
In
a
meeting
of
the
Operatic
Societyj
"washing
his
hands"
of
Jesus.
wnicn
aeciaea
to
co-operate
in
tnei
rendering
of
certain
numbers
fromi
Gilbert
and
Sullivan's
light
opera'
"The
Mikado."
Rehearsing
Sunday
afternoon,'
they
went
Into
action
at
9:15
p.m.
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
certain
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
this
col-Bmh
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
2V:
a
word
St.
Peter's
Church
bazaar
Nov,
23.
Country
Fair
November
24
Eagles'
Bridge
November
29.
St.
Andrew's
Dance,
Nov.
30.
Catholic
Tea,
Mrs
November
30.
Hankinson's
Varden's
Entertainment
Dec.
1.
United
Bazaar
December
7.
Lutheran
cember
9.
Circle
bazaar,
Dc-
Moose
Christmas
Tree,
Dec.
21.
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
SPSS
lip
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
Card
Party
And
Dance
By
Moose
ror
vrumpv,
ana
courteous
err-
jjowung
aiternoons
ana
evening
Thcr
wefe
seventeen
tables
o'
'
vice
Phone
13
Taxi.
tf.
Max
Alleys.
tf.
"last
bridge
niuht
at
another
of
th
,
card
playing.
1
weuty
-Five
X
ears
Ago
TL
.
.
J
I
f
,
M
Mr
anrt
.
m
nn
Morrison
Mnrricnn
r
re-,
1
Pri-wlnners
on
a
trip
to
New
York.
Boston
and,
-n
ou.
CansJ
"The
people
Of
British
ColumbU
!
;
"
"
'
"
"
Runert
thl,
mnrnln
frnm
vaM.!secona-
Alr5"
1USY1K-
mens
Ilrsl
November
22,
1914
following
ouoing
"
Serbian
oeroian
withdrawal.
wunarawai,
WANTED!
,.,..t-t.
Five
hundred
,
women
UK)I
oinf
iianuin
"anson,
M.
m
p
F.
ior
-
Skeena.l.
Cv,,n,
acca
.
o
...
tj
p
.
r
k"
....
na
nances
m.
...
...
-
,
,.
,
-
,
aftir
impnHfnir
,
!
rc"B
eiu
uy
inc
local
juoose
nusirtans
maue
succcssiui
cross-,
.
.
.
.
Haw.
4
pending
several
days
in
to
loin
Annette's
Stocking
Club,
after
Kolubara
River
in
north-
(275)
wwii,
wm
leave
of
uus
evenings.,
-
-
:
'
,.
,
.
,
.
.
.
,
train
on
his
return
to
Smlthers
for.tne.
which
followed
the
west
Serbia.
Oermans
,
reported
wiuun
w
nines
01
nusaw.
turu.
at
at
cards
cards
were-
were-
advanced
advanced
n
near
Port
Bitd.
reaching
H.
Hudema:
second,
Ole
Stegavlc'
Under
the
leadership
of
Mrs.
Private
B.
Hrechka
was
winner
ot
mclxi,
uaies
or
Prince
the
door
prize.
v.
;
Rupert
have
organized
td
assist
Li
After
cards,
refreshmenU
wereithe
reI,eI
of-Belgian
sufferers
in
served
after
which
dancing
wasithe
war.
The
following
ladles
wlU
enjoyed
with
muMc
br
an
nrches-'assist
Mrs.
McLeod
In
receiving
ar-
tra
consisting
0f
Mrs.
Harold
Davey
tlc,es
at
'rtous
posts:
Mrs.
H.
A.
and
Hugh
Smith.
iPhllpott.
Mrs.
R.
O.
Jennings..
Mrs.
General
Convener
for
th-
affair
;w-
T-
Kergin,
Mrs.
S
P.
McMordl.
was
Mrs.
Hush
Smith
and
Dresld-iMiss
n(l
Mr-
Hugh
Dunn.
lng
at
the
door
were
Mrs.
Harold
-
...
.
Jftk
Hlldlt.h
MM
...
oavey
and
Mrs.
Walter
IngwlU.
Rupert
contihgenV;
I
under
Capt.
C.
W.
Peck,
which
Is
Advertising
is
a
arresvinent.
In
training
at
the
Willows,
Victoria.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
New
and
Used
FURNITURE
VALUES
1
SINGER
SEWING
MACHINE
tin
A-l
04
J
g(
condition
t?KuU
-
'
.
-
2
RECONDITIONED
KITCHEN
$20
$25
50
"
1
3-MIRROR
VANITY
AND
STOOL
$.()
50
-
DARK
MAHOGANY
VANITY
AND
MIRROR
JIJ
f"Q
"
"
'
;
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t
1
CONNOR
WASHING
MACHINE
14Q
CA
Special
$2f0y
6
RECONDITIONED
RA
D
I
O
S
Cabinet
models
of
fif
f
AA
various
makes.
From,
up
?XOUU
'
-r'
$13.50
Complete-".
'.....
3
NEW
CAST-IRON
CABIN
COOK
STOVES
flf
Aff
Special
vJLufd
2
3-PIECE
REBUILT
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
to
Jgg
J,
2
4-PIECE
WALNUT
BEDROOM
SUITES-Conslstlhg
of
dresser
with
large
round
mirror,
chiffonier,
QfJS
ffn
to
COB
stool
and
bed
of
fine
quality
V
vO'?
Phone
BLACK
324
(Next
Door
to
B.
C
Clothiers)
I
STIAMSHIM
I
I
COMMUNICATON
THIRD
AVE.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
j
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Wav
Ports
S.S.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
pin.
To
Vancouver
Direct
S.S.
"PRINCESS
LOUISE"
October
27th
SS.
"PRINCESS
NORAH"
November
6th,
16th.
27th
Winter
Excursion
Fare
Vancouver
and
Return
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
1st,
1939
to
Feb.
28th
1940
Final
Return
Limit
March
aist
1040
S36-00
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES.
General
Agent
Prince
Rupert,
B.fJ.
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
,
,'
"
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
ot
Ilors
d'oeuvre
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
Keps
for
Weeks
in
Refrigerator
'.i
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
q.
LffJ,
Brlth
Columbia
t