PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRITAIN'S
GENERALS
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FOR
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EYES
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Full-vue
Frames,
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Newest
in
Eye-Wear
Expert
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Service,
Watch,
Clock,
Jewclcry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
Max
Heilb
JEWELER
New
songs
in
the
popular
Bins
Crosby
manner,
the
second
appearance
of
the
gifted
Juvenile
song
bird.
Gloria
Jean,
and
the
addition
CIIAS
DODIMEAI)
Optometrist
in
Charge
Phone
264
for
Appointment
roner
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Fine
China,
Glassware
and
Novelties
mm
iiwiiiMiwiniiii
n
1
1
mini
w
mm
MUSIC
IS
FEATURED
an
accident.
The
trio
Ultimately
find
themselves
in
possession
of
a
cafe
in
which
Bing
and
Gloria
furnish'
the
entertainment,
aided
oy
the
vaudeviillans.
Eight
tuneful
melodies
are
feat-'
"If
I
Had
My
Way,"
With
ning
ured
in
the
music.
These
are
"Meet
Crosby
and
Gloria
Jean,
At
Capitol
Theatre
the
Sun
Half
Way,"
"I
Havent
Time
to
be
a
Millionaire."
"Pessimistic
Character,"
"If
I
Had
My
Way,"
"Little
Grey
Home
in
the
West,"
"Anril
Played
the
Fiddle,"
"Ida"
and
'
Rings
on
"My
Fingers."
Eddie
Leonard
and
Blanche
Ring,
.
of
some
'
famous
old
vaudevlllians
vaudeville
ringers
of
many
year'
are
features
of
"If
I
Had
My
Way,"
.'anding
and
popularity,
are
prom-,
tVi11-i
tVta
errntr
ntfpnnti.r
it
Snortf
in
fV-ja
poet
TirVl
fY
alert
mMnrT-
lomorrow.
.ameaian.
inxie
rnganza,
urace,
The
picture
centres
around
Cros-
"
tup.
Juhan
Eltinge,
Charles
Win
by
and
El
Brendel
who
adopt
Gloria
Jean
when
her
father
Is
killed
in
lady
be
looked
at
in
KAYSER.
"Mir-O-Kleer"
hose
KAYSER
has
been
doing
it
for
years
making
stockings
"
that
m
a1
e
I
e
a
s
I
o
ve
lie.
t
t
'
v
v...
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;
lours
ror
lunyei
nemj
unu
added
beauty.
Semi-Service
.......
Chiffon
............
7Q
Crepe
.
.
.
.
And
Un
IN
NEWEST
FALL
COLORS
2
Fiqe
Names
Blended
Into
1
Kayser
Hosiery
"Canada's
Leadiner
Hosiery"
FEATURED
AT
"Drnald
Woods.
7.
I
,
"a
?
mm
.
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
THIRD
AVE.
Next
to
Heilbroner's
Phone
BLUE
907
Mall
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Night
5
MacKenzie's
Furniture
A
GOOD
I'LACE
TO
BUY
Our
Annual
Pre-Christmas
Sale
Starts
I
riday
First
and
Continue
Until
November
30th.
Iluy
Now
For
Christmas
PHONE
775
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CANADIAN
RATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Trains
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
the
EAST
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
J
Air-Conditloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
Steancr
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
on
Thursday,
11:30
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
WINTER
EXCURSION
FARE,
to
VANCOUVER
and
RETURN
QQ
if
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
1st,
1940
to
Feb.
28th,
1941.
Pe$
)
Vl
Final
return
limit
March
31st,
1841
For
Full
Information
and
Reservation,
etc.
Call
or
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
3rd
Avenue
Phone
2G0
Prince
Rupert
Agents
fpt
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
On
a
iour
of
inspection
of
Britain
s
defences.
G
eneral
Sir
Alan
Brcoke,
commander-in-chief
of
the
home
forces,
is
shown
here
second
from
left,
enjoying
an
al
fresco
lunch
with
other
army
commanders
In
the
shelter
of
ar
hay
stack.
The
be-ribboned
soldier
at
left
is
Lieut-General
Alexander,
who
commands
the
First
Army
Corps.
The
kneeling
warrior
Is
Lieut-General
Sir
Ronald
Adam,
and
the
general
taking
a.
bite
is
Brigadier
Morgan.
WEDDED
AT
HOME
RITES
The
"
mafriage
took
place
at.
7:39
ist
c'verilnc;
at
the
home
of
the
the
nanitol
Theatre
for
tonight
and
rfce
El
Brendel,
noted
Swedish
dialect
1
?
T1
.
....
,
,
:
bride'
bride'?
barents.
parents,
435
435
Fourth
Fourth
Avenue
Avenue
East,
of
Ml?s
Muriel
Eileen
Eby.
Mnger.
ria-re
Dodd,'
Nana
Bryant'
da"ger;?r1-
Kare
anlM"-
L'
c-
Eby'
and
Mirtin
Friki.
r
Mr.
Mrs.
Hamld
Friksen,
200
Seventh
Avenue
West.
It
was
a
pretty
.'aqd
Interesting
ceremony.
NURSE
ON
EDUCATION
cause
of
scurvy,
rickets
and
malnutrition
among
children.
"There
i
no
toyal
road
to
learning,"
the
speaker
declared"
and
such
methods
as
cramming
and
ir-hnn
cai
mrmarizlng
cf
facts
does
not
rssult
In
permanence
of
Miss
Margaret
Jamleson
Urges
lea-nln?.
Xor
can
such
methods
More
Lofty
Ideals
Arid
More
prepare
the
pupil
to
meet
suc-.
Practical
Curricula
cessfully
the
unexpected
situations
:
and
problems
of
life."
'Tducatlon
For
Living"
was
the
Mi
s
Jam'?-on
then
discussed
subject
of
an
interesting
add'.csi
!he
:ducat.'cn-l
r.wparat:on
for
given
by
Miss
Ma
laret
Jamie-
the
nursing
profession,
explaining
son
R.
N..
ledy
suDtvlnlendent
e
the
lmrartenc
of
i-.h
Knhlp-ta
i-
i
.
-
J
"
unn"
c-
iai
vrzn
oi
.roses
ana
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hes-
as
chemistry,
physics,
biology,
foliage.
'.the
ceremony
was
perform-
pital,
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-
zoolnpy
history
pni
h'sror'-jal
,ed
by
Rev.
H.
G.
Funston,
pastor
of
Teachers'
A:s3::it!:n
last
evening
method,
cultural
reading,
the
clas-
r
irsi
rjesDyienan
nurcn.
uiven
m
the
Borden
Street
School.
At
sical
languages
and
elementary
;
in
marriage
by
her
father,
the
b.ide
the
outset
Miss
Jamleson
discussed
arithmetic.
The
failure
to
in-ludel
was
a
charming
picture
in
white
the
pre-school
education
of
the
religious
instruction
in
the
public
Swiss
net-
bouffant
style,
with
lace
young
child,
emphasizing
partlcu-
school
curriculum
was.
In
the
trimmed,
iacket
and
cufflets
to
larly
the'
influence
of
the
home
opinion
of
the
speaker,
a
potent
match
-with
veil.
Her
bouquet
was
trainlnsc.'The
des!res,
interests
and
contribut'nir
cause
of
much
of
the
of
HcJIywood
roses.
m
conversatibqs
of
the
parents:
the
injustice,
sorrow
and
instability
in
Thdres-of
the
bridesmaid,
Miss
reading
aloud
bv
the
parents
of
the
world
todav.
Acaln
referrinp
'Peggy
Blackhall.
was
Of
turquoise
Bible
history
and
story
and
of
to
nursing.
Miss
Jamleson
conclud-
blue
taffeta
with
gold
shot
tuck
carefully
selected
books
all
had
d
her
address
by
staging
that
a'
jacket.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
an
important
Influence
upon
the
deep
reli?ious
fnlth
inAthe
Saviour
,
pink
carnations.
i
.
qducational
background
of
the
of
the
world
cn
th$?
part
of
a'
Trie
jgroomsman,
was
Donald
Eby,
(ihild
pTior
to
his
entering
the
nurse
must
in-elv
Increase
the"
b?f1M;bre,-
Pljc.
school
Influence
d
efflciencyof
the.
3
W
the
4-
bussing
the
prwent
curricuh
service,
i4$:,
,
ding
March.
of
thg
schwls
wlth
tnelr
requlred
At
the
busies
meeting
which
uuow.a
ne
ceremony
a
rccep-
courses
and
their
mFnasis
on
preceded
the
addre-s.
the
assocla-l
tlon
was
held
at
the
Commodore
th,
ac?i,muifltion
of
credits
for
tlcn.
as
a
rw-lt
oS
the
successful'
Cafe
Where
many
friends
gathered
lSraduat0n
diplomas,
the
speaker
teW-hon
bridge,
was
able
to
give,
to
tender
their
congratulations
and
ralsed
the
pertlncnt
question
lurther
dona.Mnn.
to
th-
s-hools
best
wishes
to
the
happy
couple,
whether
curricula
and
methods
to-
of
h
clty--25
being
voted
to!
The
cake,
was
cut
by
the
bride
and
day
reallv
met
the
needs
for
each
rf
the
Borden.
King
Edward
served
by
the
bridesmaid.
Miss
Mar-
Vorthv
pdult
living.
The
courses
notb
Memorial
School,
and1
Jorie
Eby
and
Miss
E.
M.
Earl.
D.
C.
-orescrlbed
were
too
much
of
the
president.
M-s,
O-ct-
Hill,
thank-
MCttne
proposed
a
toast
to
the
blanket
tyre
and
did
not
allow
conveners
and
all
who
helped
bride
with
the
groom
responding.
of
sufficient
attention
being
-jlven
make
the
telephone
bridge
so
Inge
Valen'
proposed
a
toast
to
the
t0
th
Individual
differences
and
successful.
bridesmaid
with
the
groomsman
the
natural
aptitudes
of
the
pudIIs.
.
A
srecial
future
of
the
musical
"f5?n
"g.
,
Present
day
education
was
not
al-'
program
was
the
skilful
playing
The
evening
was
enjoyably
spent
ways
ulted
to
the
natural
needs
of
violin
W
by
William
Jaco-in
dancing
with
music
by
Mr3.
0f
ho
reonle.
From
her
own
wenik
who
was
acenmnnniprt
nn
Charles
Anderson
and
Robert
orofesonat
ex-:erince
as
a
nurse,
the
piano
by
Mrs.
Anderson.
FoUi
i,
"
,
Mlss
Jamlesn
to'.d
that
lack
of
lowing
the
singing
of
the
National
I
t
'
wen
win
resiae
Kno-vlcdrje
in
the
buying
and
pre-
Anthem,
refreshments
were
served
at
436
.Fourth
.Avenue
East.
They
paring
of
food
by
mothers
for
and
p
i"ant
time
was
spent
In
are
a
well
known
and
popular
local
their
children
was
sometimes
the
conversation.
young
couple,
having
both
resided
.
In
Prince
Rucert
since
childhood,
'
and
will
receive
the
felicitations
of
numerous
well-wishing
friends.
Gvro
Club
In
Business
Meet
In
addition
to
receiving
nominations
'for
1941
officers,
the
Trince
Rupert
'Gyro
Club
dealt
with
miscel
laneous',
routine
.matters
at
its
regular
monthly
business
luncheon
yesterday.
Reports,
of
various
committees
.were
received.
These
include
one-oh
the
recnt
hoedown
dance-which
resulted
In
something
over
4340.
being
netted
for
the
purpose.
of
purchasing
an
incubator
for
the
Prince.
Rupert
General
Hospital.
The
incubator
is
already
on
order
and
unsuitable
ceremony
of
presentation
will
be
arranged
when
It
ar
rives.
.,
Thei&bmindtions
were
W.
F.
Stonoforjpresident,
W,
J.
Scott
for
secroJfjlJlanFCrui'cshauk
tot
treasurer
ana
rTans
uidd,
Arnold
Flaxen,,
G.
L.
Rorie,
Frank
Skinner,
H,
s,
Meadows,
J.
H.
Bulger,
L.
M.
Asemissen
and
Croft
Brook
for
executive.-
The
luncheon
fare
consisted
of
venison
j
provided
by
Arnold
Flalen.
Capt.
Bil,.
Johnson
jr.
was
a
guest.
If
you
want
something,
advertise
forilt.
Hundreds
of
people
get
.Ul.l,
UiU.
Men
Who
Prefer
Hartt
Shoes
:-
)
It
is
significant
that
leaders
in
business
and
professional
life
select
Ham
Shoes
for
fit,
style
and
wear.
Your
inspection
is
invited.
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ML,...rf
FOR
GENTLEMEN
Family
Shoe
Store
W'mrAl
Vfi
ifMV
HTrfirt
5
EXTUA
March
of
Time
1'resents
'
"THE
DUTCH
EAST
INDIES"
WOULD
NEWS
and
CARTOON
mm
a
Gloria
Jean
of
"The
I'nfo.
Pur
'
.
.
becomei
this
sliming
star
with
your
fivor
r.c
mcioay
man!
(At
7:38
and
9:53)
TONIGHT
and
FUID.VT
2
Shows
Nightly,
i
;og
ft
J;1
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Scores
j
Hockey
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i
Chicago
For
the
East
'Rangers
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
FrI-
;
Detroit
days
6
pin.
Toronto
From
the
East
Americans
Tuesdays,
Thursday's
and
Boston
'..
Saturday
n
p.m.
Canadicns
Cud
7j
wetYe'ffit
out
wnotf
National
L
ajue
oniy
FRY
the
fact
that
our
coal
is
m.
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Rain
Book,
Tirartti
Can
m4
Cfcoubtt
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nil
frit.
Fr
CiAarf
ill,
um
TOYS
For
Boys
and
Girls
.MS'
west
stions
Vclocinedes.
Scooters.
W.ipnnR.
Kitlrlip
Kav
Auto
mobiles,
Doll
Carriages,
Child's
Rock"".
Bar?
Walkers,
Baby
Swings,
Shoofly
Rockers,
IMa
lards
Avoid
Disappointment
Buy
Early
A
Deposit
Will
Hold
Any
Article
Until
Christmas
Occasional
Pieces
for
the
Home
Folding
Metal
Bridge
Tables
available
in
variety
of
pleasing
colors.
Smoking
Stands
f!h:iirs
T.ivinir
ttnnm
Tjihlns.
fflfft
Tables,
Magazine
Tables,
Cedar
Chests
and
man;
other
fine
pieces.
For
Best
Choice
Shop
Now
At
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
MdOSF.
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...
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AVENUE
I'hnne
r.n
dir.
CI
11,....
a.m.
tO
5:30
P'
Every
now
and
thcn.we
wish
to
call
the
attention
of
the
pul
w
a
"hot
proposition
..
full
'
Tim
rnnl
WC
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"
"
the
proper
heat
as
our
ton
i
as
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of
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proper
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prve
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yur
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