uanflft
Qctober28ti94Q.
Dry
Canteen
Tea
Success
Patronized
Vrry
su-rcssful
was
a
tea
and,
,,p
rf
K.
m?
cocking
hell
Satufc-
day
af
f.r.
:.-.i
by
the
maJnj,aun(fc
commi
ee
o
nr;
un-.a
services
dry
ran.U'A
th?
canteen
on
,Se
Avenue.
Mjlodlgs,
cae4
and
a
vrr.''fyin2fa,mcunf
was
realized
F
ill
fj3y.an4.
foltoge
were,
usjj
;.i
th
drswatfins
of
the
too-
which
F
an,'
trapiiv?
appearance.
For
a,
iruim-k.r
Kf
CJiIiiZ
it
was,,
the.
forces.
forces.
G-E
Clf
tnn
6
models
from
J34.50
El,
t
G-E
Rtfrlo.r.ln,.
10tnodtl,f,om$l96
;J1P
Mfs.
S.
A.
Klelback
andl
,
.
i
Mrs.
J.
A.
Tene
had
rh
(home
cooking
table
and
Mrs
J
E
j.?gdie
conducted
the
raffles.
I
Caller
was
Mrs.
Ivan
Hm'.B(i
,
,
.
jKvUeurs
were
Mrs.
N.
M.
Carter
Affair
At
Unlled
Services
UuL
Op
ftta.
William
Rc'.hwell.
Mrs.
CX
V-
Saturday
-'...,..
ui
,btii,
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holtbv.
Miss
Marv
PitllCC.
M-.'J.
PAT
Pin.
vri.
Mrs
S.
V.
Cojc
wageneraj
con,-'to
Seattle.
Ken
MM:hell.
Mr.
a
,,11:
INDIAN
BOY'S
NICKEL
&ri
Cecil
McCarthy
Mrs
D
v'
SmaU
In4ia
i8ht
vears
Smith
nnrt
Mm
qu.iL.,,'
old
at
tuberculosis
preventorium,
r
Winers
of
raffles
were
Bay,
would
literally
have
of
.theatre
ticket
with
No.
23
kndl
Lwots'
f,
contribute
to
the
pat;
miss,
Beatrice
Bernec
R.
N.
who
won
a
cake-with
No.
63
and
turned,
It
back
1$rfth
sfldjers.
fi.E
WiKr
Fitl.
tconomlcil.
G-E
Activ(or
n!im.
5
modtli
from
S79.9S
Horn's
a
real
health
saver
for
every
wnplnlay
of
the
year.
A.
G-E
Washer
puts
an
cml
to
the
drag
and
drudgery
of
'
washday
that
ages
any
woman.
Puts,
an
end
loo
lo
ihe,
expense
of
outside,
help.
A
few
cents
a
month
in
current
cost
will
wash
the
family
clothes.
Come
in.
G-E
Autonutie
lion
$8.95
Wiv
will
he
clad
to
idiow
you
Oik...
f,
hov'
lha
three,
cleaning
zones
wash
thoroughly,
quickly
and
yet
so
gently.
Let
us
demonstrate,
the
many
other
CE
appliances
that
inake
household
tasks
so
much
lighter.
Easy
Hudget
Terms..
MADI
IN
CANADA
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
C
A
NAD
I
ASH
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
Ihu
smms-M&mfts&ui.--
When
you
want
a
.Rciablp,
Corafortahlf,
Dependable
Taxi
Service
PHONE
13
21
Hour
Service
at
Regular
Rales
t-148
D
.
collection
for
the
recent
national
Red,
Cross
drive
for
funds.
H?
had,
no.
money
but
he
had
been
told
that,
It
you
put
your
pulled
teeth
under,
your
pillow,,
a
fairy
9-
VSiS,
wen
Known
banker,
would
leaver
a
nickel
and
take
the
business
m'
jjid
v.sh
dealer.'
ol,
Iteeth,
He
had
four
loose
teeth
'W.
..-7al.
fs
apoara
the
dui,
aias,
an
were
too
good
to
first
wM't
this
adjunct
of
local
-Yukon"
last
nlgnt
returning'
to
thelPUjJJ
However,
another
little
In
servicrs
tcr
the
;
Alaska
city
after
a
business
trip
dlari
boy,
in
the'
same
ward
said
itxe
was
sure
the
good
fairy
would
help
ithe
little
chap,
out.
Sure
enough,
net
morning
the
nickel
was
there.
His
friend
had
given
the
matron
a
precious,
nickel
he
himself
had
saved
'to
be
placed
under
his
chum's
pillow.!
MOST
IM
MUTANT
"Vhat
is
your,
most
Important
acnieyement?"
was.
ithe
question
.asked,
the.
secretary
of
the
"Nor
irioneer"
women's
Institute
at
I
CecD
Lake
in
.the
Peace
River
Block.
Back,
came
the
answer,
"Red
Qross."
The
secretary
continued,:
"We
are,
mostly
young
married
women
with
small
child
ren,
ana
u
isnt
possible
for
us
to.
8'Mnd
many
meetings
as
it
is
hard
to
get
anyone
to
relieve
us
but
we.
are
thankful
ithat
we
can
do.
a,
little,
toward
this
great
work.
Proprietor
Of
Curiosity
Shop
In
Seattle
Dies
SEATTLE,
06tT
28
J.
E,
Standley
proprietor
of
the
Eagle
Curiosity
Shop,
well
known
to
all
visitors
to
Spattlf.
died
Friday
at
the
age
of
86.
He
came
to
Seattle
and
cs
tabushed
"
hlA
unique
business
in.
1899.
ber
i
14.
FVdsh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Mirk
VALENTIN
DAJRY
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Kay
Bank
Bide.
Announcements
All
advertlseraenU
in
UiU
ctl-nnxa
will
be
charged
for.
a
fuU
month
t
25c.
a
word.
Gyro
Hallowe'en
Hoedown,
Octo
Canadian
.Legion
Bazaar
Nov.
1.
Cambral
Dance,
November
1,
Qddfeilows'j
Hall.
Salvation
Army
Sale,
Nov.
0.
i
-
Anglican
Bazaar.
November
7..
Sonia's.
Bazaar,
Moose
Hall.
November
8.
102nd
Auxiliary
Dance.
Armory,
joember
8.
Presbyterian
uazaar
huichius
Hospital
tea
arid
dance.
Novem
ber
15.
Lutheran
Circle
Bazaar.
.Metro-
pole.
Hall.
November
16.
St..,Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
Novem
"
ber!.
W.
A.
Sale
November
21.
Extern
Star
Ball,
November
22
Moose
Hall.
Valhalia
Dance,
Oddfellows'
Hall.
November
22.
Red
Cross
Tea,
Legion
Hall,
Sat
urday,
December
7.
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
W.
Colton,
D.C.Ph.C.
Wallace
Block,
?hone
646
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Just
say
"Three
Two
please.'
Are
ya
havln'
any
fun?
Join
the
Hill
Billies
at
the
Gyro
Hoedown
dance
Thursday
night,
Mopse
Hau.
through
to
Seattle.
COLDS
Believe
misery
as
matt
wise
mothers
do.
Rub
throat,
chest,
back
with
It.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
Sather,
prominent
pioneer
residents
of
Fairbanks,
were
here
aboard
the
North
Coast
yesterday
going
VICKS
VAPORUB
Thomas.
Kell
EXjbs?n,
39,
captain
for
se.vQr.al
years
of,
the
Durham
County
Cricket
club,
is
dead.
On
his
first
appearance
at
Lords,
play
ing
against,
the
West
indies,
dod-son
scored,
a
century.
Do
you
know
the
Sally
Rand,
play?
Jock
Sutherland.
Brooklyn
Dodgers
f,ootball
coach,
describes
It
as
a
"naked
reverse."
He
says
"the
in
terference
and
the
supposed
ball
carrier
streak
around
one'end
while
the
other
back
takes
the
ball
and,
without
interference,
scoots
around
the
other
IlanK."
A
"sppt
costs
you
only
half
a
dollar.
Try
it
in,
the
Dally
News
classified
column.
uti
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Small
sawmill
and
shingle
mill.
A
Robertson,
Mas-sett,
B.C.
.Ji?
FOR
SALE
4
room
house,
with
fur-'
nace,
2
bedrooms..
Best
of
condition,
plose
to
dry
dock.
Box
29,
Dally
News.
(253)
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat
Tek'a
O.,
fully
equipped
with
salmon
gurd-les,
gear,
anchor
winch,
anchors,
etc.
Also
suitable
for
three-man
halibut
boat.
Apply
Prince
Ru-
BOARD
AND
ROOM
(257)
FOR
SALE
48.5
acres,
Skeena
River,
Mile
47.
Suitable
for
vegetable
raising
chickens,
hogs.
Nearest
good
soil
to
Prince
Rupert.
Rail
and
water
Crans-portatlon.
Sell
cheap.
Apply
Box
31,
Dally
News.
(257)
FOR
KEN1-
ROOM
For
Rent.
,736
Taylor
St.
J
.
.
'
.
!"-.'
fie
it
i
alter
u
pjn.
t
FOR
RENT
Kitchenette
with
el
ectric
stove
and,
bedroom.
70?
Fraser
St.
in
the
rear!
?
.
1248)
BOARD,
and
Room,
vacancy,
400
4th
Avenue
West.
Phone
Black
965.
Uf)
"POSITION
WANTED,
COOK
or
second-cook.
Take
charge
of
anything,
cafe
or
camp.
Box
32,
Dally
News.
(257)
EXPERIENCED
girl
needs
work-
housekeeper,
cook
or
chambermaid.
References.
Box
33,
Dally
News.
(254)
"LOST
ANYBODY
finding
a
3
months
eld
springer
spaniel
with
a
collar
return
to
Ooldbloom.
Reward,
Uti.
LOST
Double
string
of
pearls
be
tween
Ambrose
Ave.
and
Baptist
Church.
Reward.
Box.
34,
Dally
News.
(255)
LOST
Top
plate
teeth.
Return
to
Dally
News.
(253).
FOUNb
FOUND
Small
child's
black
leath
er
shoe.
Owner
can
.have
same
by
calling
at
the
Daily
News
and
paying
for
this
ad.
WANTED,
WANTED
Capable
housekeeper.
Good
cook,
sleep
ih.
good;
wages.
Phone
Green
413.
(254)
Just
say
"Three.
TWft
please."
For
relatives
and
friends
over
seas
send
photos
for
gifts
this
Xmas,
Benson
studio.
izojii
For,
drunkenness,
Mrs.
Alma
Mur
ray
was
fined
$25,
with
option
of
se,yen
days.'
imprisonment,
in
city
Douce
court
Saturday.
T.
W.
Bjown
will
be
speaker
at
the
regular,
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prinjie
Rupert
Gym
Club,
today.
His
talk
will
be
appropriate
to
the
Founders'
Pay
occasion.
Miss
Pheme,
Finley,
wh,
has
oeen
un
a
nonaay
inp.
stn,
returned
to
the
clfa
from'
Var;
couver
on
me
uaiaia
last
nigni.,-.
James
Morrice.
after
a
trip
ifo
Vancouver
and,
els.CThere.
in
the
south,
was
a
pasisnser,
aboard
uie
yaiaia
lasi
mgn
returning
to
atewart.
Among
passengers
going
south
aboard
the
steamer;
North,
,pas.
which
"wai
in
port
yesterday,
were
Uiirty-slx
men
who
have
ben,
er-gaged
in
building
a
large
neyic
radio
station
near
Sitka
in
connection
with
the
ttoltd,
states
national
defence
program.
Their
work
completed,
thejr
were
on
he
way
nacK
to
Seattle.
CA?a
Ul'
THANKS
J.Ohn
Sorvigj
and
family
w,ish
to,
thank
all
wh.p.
contrlbiu,t?d
0
the.
aTuable
farewell
preeji,t
they
rer
ceiyed
prior,
to.
their,
leaylng
for.
Vancouver.
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Repairs
Adding
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PRINTING
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Block
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&
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Premiums
Given
FREE
with
our
cash
coupons
on
your
purchases.
U
will
pay
to
save
them.
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us
about
our.
coupon
plan.
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Store
"Vfhere
Dollars
Have,More
Cenfci"
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Canadian
Legion
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or
blue
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.
iHuuuiK
754
yith
ipek
ao;Hey:
lri
Genuine
leather,
padded,
brown
only
$2.5$
Just
Arrived
Brand
New
Quebec
Heaters
For
Coal
or
Wood,
at
moderate
price
New
Enterprise
Oil
Heaters
You
get
clean
healthful,
just
right
heating
comfort
all
time.
It
saves
oil
top
because
you
can;
turn
it
down
low
when
only
a
little
'
heat
is
needed.
The
New
Enterprise
"Airflow"
Heated
,
For
coal.
The
Airflow
gives
you
two-way
heat
when
and
asoa..-want
it.
This
revolutionary
new
Enterprise
model
brings
a
rocas-r
v
ure
of
heating
satiifaction
previously
unattainable.
Enterprise
Coronet
The
Enterprise
Coronet
is
a
high
quality
steel
range
of
the
latest
modffn
style,
convenience
in
operation
in
ease
of
cooking
and
In
'
cleaning
is
the
keynote
pt
this
new
design.
The
Coronet
is
def-
.
initely
the
woman's
choice.
It
win
pay
you
to
come
and
lppk
over.
;
the
entire
stock
of
heaters,
apd,
ranges
now
on
display
in
our
'
store.
s,lv
A.Uftvance
(or
Ypur
Old
Stove
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
MOOSE
BUILDIK.G
-:-
THIRD
AVEJiyft
Phone
Green
916
Store
Hours
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
pjn.
Mike
Cofesi
Accordionist
and
Teclif
r
A.A4.
Certificate
FI1QNE
RED,
8ty
a
a
j
jii
"
irT
STOVE
JH
1
POLISH
Keeps
Steel
Stove
Tops
Bright,
It
doesn't
blacken,
and
cleans
them
while
hot
ALL
B.
C.
STORES
Every
now,
and
then
we
wish
to
call
the
attention
of
the
public
to
he
fact
that
our
coal
Is
'
i
'
OurccAf
m
weJ(e,you
very
IOC--
TAtHdy
'6ttiffl(tnatf
The
wav
THEVWEATrou
a
"hot
propositi"
The
coal
we
sell
Is
a
0f
the
proper
heat
as
oit
tn
Is
as
full
of
the
proper
pounds.
You
can
quickly
prove
this
to
yopr
own
satisfactjeuv
bjr
phonlne
Philpatt
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
651
653
It
you
log
anything,
advertiss
tor
it