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ay
January
20,-lMO.
1DING1N
WAR
WORK
cral
of
Canada,
said
to
a
meeting
of
cx-serviceraen:
"You
Leglonar-,
leg
have
a
most
Important
part
to
play.
You
are
the
people
with
the
knowledge
and
experience.
You
have
been
through
a
war
which
was
i.llau
Legion
Start
Campaign
ftt
thp
Mme
contamed
much
""
"
that
U
similar.
Just
M
in
politics
I
you
u
c
cannot
fc"?
do
."u
without
what
"w5
we
call'
ii
to
rac
provide
lor
me
troops-
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Leeioni
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Furniture
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MATTRESS
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775
14.25
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Valley
COAL
From
our
mine
To
your
bin
And
the
whole
District
benefits
;.
cntre
and
to
enirace
T-
M-
Walker
and
J.
8.
trip
to
California
n
relating
to
entertainment,
Wlls0n
r
he
provision
of
educational
i
.?,iou
facliUle,
and
generally
,
t
uihitanc
of
an.
auxiliary
.
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Majesty's
armed
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Governor-Oen-
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Microscopes
Excellent
for
Students
$
1
Mechanical
Pencils
With
Eraser
and
Extra
Leads
50c
Ormes
Ltd.
Pioneer
Drtu&ists
Phone
1
&
85
Th
llesall
Store
Open
Dally
from
8
a-m.
till
10
p
m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
15
to
5
P
m.
nd
1
to
3
p
m.
o
o
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
For
prompt
and
courteous
Phone
1?
Taxi
tf.
Canadian
Legion
war
tier-
known
these
needs
and
how
beat
to'
.
.
.
r
m.
uavie.
wno
mi
in
on
This
drive
will
incorporated.
meet
lnem.
It
needs
lne
nnancM
tol
puce
in
the
two
week,
from
enable
It
to
do
Mil
work
and
feels'7
returned
l"p
Z
yuve,ana
the
v'
,nry
12
to
24.
:tt
irom
inc
ume
o
nc
urti
share.
sure
the
people
will
want
to
do
their
r.ow
over
a
year
ago.
the
re-
f
nrMn,tton.
om,
.
..S.U.?
,K
-"dividual,
intrmted
ha,
been
call-
'
:rf.
"Lrr
for
Thursday
evening
of
:),
u,c
m"
u'"
"'""
week
In
the
Canadian
Leelon
Club.
'lie
outbreax
oi
war
tnu
co-
"
.
;)
has
been
lncrea,ed.
The
-halrt
of
war.
of
Legion
u"
abwh.
.
u.
uarKer.
jonn
Arm-rvtrp
hurenuic
in
nnm.
t-ong,
G.
J.
Dawo.
W.
J.
Uneham
tprla,
to
city
on
the
Ctala
last
night.
E.
M.
Campbell
of
Campbell
Bros.,
well
known
Wrangell
mercantile
thl
firm,
wa,
here
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
returning
to
Al
aska
after
a
trip
tp
Seattle.
",ose
in
anoance
at
the
execu-,
3n
t
hartcf
Iswed
on
Octob-
'horljed
the
establishment
l,ve
meft,n
werP
3
Prme.
In
the'
Mr.
and
Mr,.
Isidore
Goldstein
of
dJ
and
overseas.
Including
c,,air-
W.
"
J
ace.
wen
uameron,
Juneau
were
passengers
aooara
ine
rnnccss
nuraii
yrsveroay
jevurn-
mg
to
tne
Alaska
capital
alter
a
Bridge
Dance
Series,
Moose
Hall,
Tuesday,
8
p.m.
(24)
Mis
Rose
LaBelle
returned
to
the!
Annual
meeting,
Prince
Rupert
r
,h.
Pr,non
p.
?
Vitv
on
th,
PrlnM
Norah
vesterdavlBranch,
Canadian
Red
Cross
8o-
c
cwiu"
-
me
emer
auuecmen
o.
in
aeiencc,
'
;
-
,,'.,,
Mnndav
8
(241
ritv
Hall
.
,ciety.
.iptv
City
Hall.
Monday,
8
cm
pan.
(Z4
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
you
arc
the
elder
statesmen.-
It
is
mornln
,rom
a
trlp
to
Vancouver.
n
session
at
the
wtck,end
mak-
wUh
thu
expericnce
behind
them
OHEST
COLDS
To
relieve
misery
quickly,
ex
ternally
-rub
chest,
throat.
kICKS
back
with
f
VapoRub
r.rn.t
iinrvin
sailed
last
nieht
on
UNITED
IN
They
were
ac-
the
catala
for
a
brief
business
trip
boiiQuet
oompanled
by
their
eon.
Port
Simpson.
i
morse
merchant,
was
a
passenger
,blln
sang
MARRIAGE
MisS
Itita
Stromdahl
Becomes
the
Bride
of
Carl
Sunderland
of
Ketchikan
preliminary
AmMWenU
or
,hat
tnc
trylng
do
Catalk
to
make
the
round
nleht
Church
Sy
evening,
when
Rev.
v,
their
bit-
in
connection
with
Job.
re
are
many
Mnkt.
that
ptoB
andAnyox
E.
E.
Brandt,
pastor,
united
In
mar-
.
tennnnn
fn.
.nrlr
.
r
.
'afternoon
for
Vancouver.
Spring
flowers
and
evergreen
fb-
llage
decorated
First
Baptist
Fred
WeKh
and
Pat
Cuyan,
who'
Mr,.
Gus
Stromdahl,
145
lnth
have
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver
Avenue
East,
ana
t-an,
son
oi
Mr.
tiuwhpro
in
the
south
return,
and
Mrs.
L.
P.
Sunaerianc
01
ed
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
lart
Ketchikan
evening.
Given
In
marriage
by
her
father,
the
bride
wore
a
Princess
gown
of
lace
net
over
white
satin.
Her
cor
onet
of
orange
blossom,
caught
her
embroidered
veil
of
brlday
net
and
she
carried
a
vouquet
of
Tails-
man
roses.
Miss
Josephine
Gay,
who
attended
as
bridesmaid,
wore
a
lovely
dress
of
dusky
pink
taffeta
with
shirred
Jacket
and
baby
blue
picture
hat
and
glove,,
carrying
a
blue
Iris.
of
pink
carnations
and
The
bride's
Uer,
Ann,
was
very
Mr,.
John
Garrett,
who
has
been
Mrt
Sam
Hougan
and
son
return-
pretty
as
tralnbearer
In
ellow'
Five
tnouar,o
rM-c
Rupert
Pain
a
vl't
here
with
her
son
and
ed
to
the
city
on
the
Princes,
Norah
'georgette,
carrying
the
fan-shaped
people
read
the
Daily
News.
naaugmer-in-iaw,
Mr.
ana
mm.
yesterday
morning
from
a
brief
trip,
inun.
,m.vj
to
in
uiem
know
what
?pt.Jac,t
Oarrett,
sailed
by
the
Prince,
u
Vancouver.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gllker
was
at
the
or-
mv.
in
sell.
Norah
yesterday
on
her
return
to
Igan
and.
while
the
bridal
pair
slgn-
hw
home
in
Atlin.
J
w.
8.
Drury.
well
known
White-;ed
tjie
register.
Miss
Eileen
Ham-
l
Love
xou
rruiy.
Benjamin
D.
Stewart,
commls-
aboard
the
Printer
Norah
yester-
The
groom
was
attended
by
Good-
iener
of
mine,
for
Alaska,
was
a
dav
returning
to
the
Yukon
after
a
win
Stromdahl,
brother
of
the
bride.
piusenger
aboard
the
Princes,
Nor-trlp
to
Vaneouver
and
elsewhere
In
The
ushers
were
Mitchell
Gay
and
,ah
yejterday
returning
to
Juneau
the
south.
-
-
PaulwPorte.
51
after
a
trip
to
Seattle.
Enroute
to
j
The
church
was
.
filled
to
capa
a
Juneau
neUitopplng
on
at
Kctcl-
w.
E.
Walker,
manager
of
Ar-
city
and.
at
the
reception
which
randale
canuery,
was
a
passenger
laboarrt
the
Catala
last
evening
on
ol
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I
P.
Sunderlandtn2
through
to
Port
Simpson
on
ojwho
were
.here
to
attend
the
wedHlcannery
Euslnew.
He
wl)i
be
return-g
dlag
of
their
son,
Carl
Sunderland.!
ng
south
again
before
coming
north
o'.to
MU,
Rita
Stromdahl
of
this
city
for
the
season.
olaauVd
nv
th
Prince,
Norah
ye-
follqwed
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents,
the
gue&ts
were
received
by
MM-
Qus
Stromdahl,
wearing
military
blue
figured
tafetta
with
blue
velvet
Jacket
and
turban
and
i
a
corsage
of
pink
carnattoo,.
Mrs.
iL.
P.
Sunderland
wore
a
charming
gflerday
(Ut
their
return
to
KoUhl-
ctty
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
jdres
of
black
lace
with
red
car-
anui
ut
wav
jauavi
m
h,v
i
S.
weekly
luQcheop
of
the
Prince
Ru-
The
room,
were
prettUy
decorat-
o
Ken
Mathesnn
of
the
Canadian
nert
tiatarv
Cluh
thU
Thursdav.
He
Lj
i
inv
..hii..min,9nii)
REAL
CURE
g
National
Railways
Investigation
de-,WHl
give
a
farewell
talk
prior
tohappy
coupie
received
the
congrat-
address
g
paruneni
v
rnnw
ueorge
a
xw-
leaving
I
or
vieioria
to
resume
re-u-
uiatlons
of
the
guesU
standing
un-o
tor
In
the
city.
He
arrived
at
the
dwiee
after
relinquishing
his
Po-',jer
a
iarge
unite
wedding
bell.
0
en
a
oi
tne
ween
irom
tne
interior
siuon
a,
commissioner
O
anil
alii
Km
retnrnlnir
hnme
thU
ev-
a
enjng.
o
o
o
o
o
o
a
o
o
5
.
vited
o
o
o
The
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
(
o
announces
that
It
will
receive
tobac-1
gjeo,
cigarettes,
etc.
for
members
of
g
the
Canadian
Active
Service
Force
u
oversea,
provided
the
packets
o
not
ear-marked
g,
""it-
Timely
Recipes
oisillUICI.D
EGOS
V
are
for
any
one
par-
IN
BACON
RINGS
6
slices
bacon
6
eggs
Salt
and
pepper
Cook
bacon.
Line
six
muffin
tins
uith
strtDS
of
bacon,
forming
each
slice
Intq
a
ring
around
edge
of
tin.
Break
an
egg
into
each
bacon
ring
and
bake
In
a
slow
oven
(325
de
grees
F
'or
five
to
10
minutes,
or,
until
eggs
are
set.
Kemove
irom
tins
and
serve
on
toast.
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
caiman
will
be
charged
tor
full
month
at
S5c
a
word
United
Young
Ladles'
Tea,
Mrs.
Clarke
McLean's
February
l,
Catholic
Tea
February
1.
Mrs.
McCaffcry's
S.
0.
N.
Masquerade
February
1.
Hospital
Ball
Feb.
2.
Eagles'
Bridge,
February
7.
Tpc
II
Dance,
Seal
Cove,
Feb
0.
T
act!
At1
Valentine
Tea,
Mrs.
D.
C,
1
-
schubfrt's.
February
H-
Cambral
Valentino
Ball,
February
10.
8,
O.
N.
Leap
Year
Dance
February
23.
Boys'
'Band
Dance
February
23.
!
Anglican
Spring
Sale,
April
4.
Dally
News
Classified
Ads
bring
results.
personal
services
to
His
Majesty's
forces.
tf.
H.G.
HELGERSON
LTD.
21G
Sixth
Street
See
Us
For
All
Kinds
of
Insurance
and
Real
Estate
Notary
Public
We
have
on
our
lists
the
following
good
buys
5-ROOM
HOUSE,
Tatlow
St.,
fully
modern
on
sewer,
good
basement,
low
taxes.
In
excellent
condition.
$1300.00
cash
or
$1500.00
on
terms
with
$500.00
down.
4-KOOM
HOUSE
on
sewer,
bath,
corner
of
Tatlow
and
Seventh,
large
garden
with
greenhouse.
$800.00
cash
or
$1000.00
on
terms
with
$30,0
down
or
The
whole
property
of
two
houses
for
$2000.00
cash.
Fresh
Shrimp
BOAT
W.S.L.
Dally
at
4
p.m.
TROTIER'S
DOCK
IV
THKftU'KKMt:
COVKT
OKJIIUTISII
IHII.l.Mlli.V
lii
IToliatf
In
Ih
.Matter
wf
the
"Almlnltrtlon
Art"
Ami
In
tli
M:ttr
of
Ihr
Kstate
ot
Andrew
I.
Vmtir.
Ilm'ftltetl
TAKE
NOTICE
that
bv
order
of
JtU
Honor
Judtfe
W.
E.
msiier
ctaW
to
aand
day
of
Jamwry
lfl0
I
was
ap-
v.lntjw4
ArinvllvbltrnJnr
nf
th
Eat&t
of
Andrew
iromvra
wtw,
uwousru,
u
M
We
VllJ
Ol
ITinc.
iwuotv,
uriusii
clolma
o
gainst
Uie
said
Estut
nr.
here
by
requmi
to
imnusn
uie
euiio
w
mr
jwoperly
verulod
on
or
wiore
u
aoui
itny
of
February
1940
and
all
person.
Indebted
to
th
paid
EMftte
aw
wxfulred
fo
pay
the
amount
ot
thetr
hulebtd-
fwm
to
me
roruiixn.
NOItMAN
A.
WATT.
nrnrlai
Adirdnlstratr.
Prlno.
Hxipert,
.
O.
Dtxted
th.
23nd
(Uy
of
January,
a,
u.
1940.
1'
The
bride's
table
Was
dainty
with
.
.
la
cut-work
cloth
and
tall
pink
&p-
Representatives
of
organizations.;
centered
a
three.tler
naiv,auaw
interests
ana
mem-,
annual
meeting
it
of
,
,k
the
attend
e
Ihe
bers
are
requested
to
meet-
bre
rrince
itupvn
urancn
lAtiiauiaii
inx
in
Legion
HUD
Kooms.
inurs-i
Red
Cross
Society
will
be
held
in
day.
February
1st
at
8
pjn.
to
con-the.
City
Hall
tonight
at
8
o"clock.
ded
plan,
for
Canadian
Legion
Election
of
officers
for
1940.
Re-
War
Services
Incorporated
Financial
ports
will
be
presented.
All
are
In-
Drive
to
raise
$500,000
for
providing
I
Air.
uranai
proposea
tne
toai
to
;
the
bride
and
Mr.
Sunderland
said
i
a
few
appropriate
words
to
the
happy
couple.
Norman
MacKay
proposed
the
toast
to
the
bridesmaid,
responded
to
by
the
best
man.
Mrs.
Emil
Bo$trom
and
Mrs.
N.
MacKay
poured,
while
servitors
were
Mrs.
Henri
Gosselin,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Mac
Leod,
Miss
Joan
Wiggins
and
Miss
Winnie
Exley.
A
large
number
of
friends
assembled
at
the
wharf
to
give
a
rousing
sendoff
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Sunderland,
when
they
left
on
ss.
Princess
Adelaide
for
a
honey
moon
in
California.
They
will
later
I
'
reside
in
Ketchikan.
The
bride
chose
for
her
going
away
costume
a
black
and
red
jacket
dress
trimmed
with
gold
and
a
Strawberry
colored
coat
and
hat
trimmed
with
grey
squirrel
collar
and
muff.
Miss
Joan
Wiggins
caught
the
bride's
bouquet.
Telegrams
were
received
from
Norway,
Tacoma
and'
Ketchikan
extending
congratulations
and
best
wishes
to
the
happy
couple.
They
received
many
beautiful
and
useful
gifts.
GROCERY
SPECIALS
Every
Day
at
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
'Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phones
18
and
19
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
IN
TIIK
:IMIKMK
COl'KT
OlMtltlTISlI
In
lrohate
n
the
Matter
of
tlie
"AdmliiMratlon
Anil
In
the
Matter
of
the
KMate
of
Mlchele
Vorn,
Other!"
Known
a
Mlkele
Coro,
jieTHea
inieiair
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
I
Honor.
W.
E.
Ftaher.
Wade
the
22nd
r
To
n,
mi
w
a
n
l
nifi
t
v.is
aiv-
,
polluted
AdrnlnteUutor
of
th
estate
of
Mlchele
uoco,
ouwrwise
Ulkele
Coax
donvned.
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
came,
prwerly
verified,
no
me
on
or
bofore
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
rfqU"x
no
pay
ine
muumn
v.
tnortr
jiuieioieaneiu
to
iw
4v"i"riw-
nwled
ule
Jro
any
ui
jimj.
1040.
NORUAN
A.
WATT.
Offtctnl
Administrator,
rrlnc
Bupert,
n.O
FOR
WORLD
Christian
Principles,
Declares
Pres
byterian
Pastor
Soldiers
and
Sunday
School
Pupils
Attend
1
Christian
principle,
have
never
been
effectively
applied
to
the
so
Examination
For
Inspector
Of
Steam
Boilers
And
Machinery
Competitive
examinations
for
In
spector
of
Steam
Boilers
and
Machinery
will
be
held
at
the
Office
of
the
Chief
Insepctor
of
Boilers
In
the
Workmen's
Compensation
and
Labour
Building,
411
1
Dunsmulr
Street,
Vancouver.
B.
C,
commencing
February
26th,
1940
at
10
am.
Application
forms
and
further
Information
may
be
obtained
from
the
Chief
Inspector
at
the
above
A.
N.
BAKER.
Civil
Service
Commissioner.
Fusiliers
militia
unit
paraded
to
the
service
under
.Major
Strop
jt.
iThel
Sunday
School
was
also
in
attendance
in
a
body.
-
Th
lution
of
the
world',
difficulties.
If
Milt.
they
were,
the
element
of
selfish-
IfillA
ness
might
be
removed
and
war
and
n
want
ended.
There
was
no
reason
V
(Y
"Build
B.
C.
Payrons"
for
economic
hardship
In
a
land
so
abundantly
endowed
with
all
ne-
f
nil
Ivan
c&islties
a,
was
Canada.
There
Villi
41
Cli
would
be
no
such
hardship
if
there
wa,
not
human
selfishness.
This
was
an
element
which
must
be
re-1
moved.
So
declared
Rev.
H.
G.
Funston
in
I
his
morning
sermon
at
First
Pres-
bytertan
cnurcn.
yosteraay.
Tne
;
pastor
was
speaking
on
the
subject
of
"Christian
Education"
and
he
re
ferred
to
the
imnortance
of
m
rents
seeing
that
their
children
had
spiritual
as
well
a,
physical
and
men-'
tal
education.
The
exemplification!
as
well
as
Inculcation
of
Christian'
tearhlniri
hv
nannli
In
rtiiMran
I
was
stressed.
Officers
and
men
of
the
Irish
mm
"I
have
used
Pacific
Milk
.for
years,"
writes
Mr,.
O.,
"and
found
it
wonderful
for
raising
children
right
from
birth.
It
seems
to
develop
nice
strong
healthy
teeth
and
strong
healthy
bodies.
I
have
three
,'
small
girls
who
drink
Pacific'
Milk
all
the
time."
PACIFIC
MILK
irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
S
MISS
MISS
YUKI
YUKI
8
Dressmakei
r
5
g
Ladies'
and
Children's
2
$
Alterations
Moderate
Price
g
5
Phone
GREEN
880
g
727
FRASER
ST.
g
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasjcurized
MH
VALENTIN
DAJRY
PHONE
857
J.
H.
BULGER!
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Rtdg.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
New
and
Used
Furn
For
really
low
prices
it
will
pay
you
to
come
in
and
look
over
our.
larse
stock
of
household
furnishinjs
consisting
of
Kitthen
Ranges,
Bedroom
Suites,
Dinettes,
Chesterfields,
Heaten,
Beds,
Springs
and
.Mattresses,
etc.
1
Singer
Sewing
Machine
I
goryl
shape
-
2
Sessions
8-Day
Chime
Clocks-Real
snap
1
$7.50
Next
Door
to
B.
C-
Clothiers
814.50
S9.95
:
Vaeuum
Cleaners
On
CA
From
4
Kitchen
Ran;es
In
first
class
condition.
$20.00,
$22.50,
$24.50
and
$27.50
New
Furniture
1
3-Piece
Chesterfield
In
latest
style,
fine
98.50
pattern,
at
1
Chesterfield-Bed
and
2
Easy
Chairs
89
50
At
:
5
Chests
and
Drawers-
to
gftQ
From
Phone
BLACK
321
THIRD
AVENUE
DUE
TO
INCBE.SE
IN
TK1CE
OF
Nanairao
Wellington
Coal
At
.the
mine
of
one
dollar
per
ton
and
the
increase
in
freight
rates,
commencing
January
1,
1910,
our
prices
on
Nanaimo
Wellington
Coal
will
be
as
follows
Nanaimo
Wellington
Lump-Sacked,
delivered.
Per
ton
$15.50
Nanaimo
Wellington
Mine
Run-Sacked,
del.,
Per
ton
,.
SILK
Nanaimo
Wellington
Lump
Bulk,
delivered.
Per
ton
$11.25
Nanaimo
Wellington
Aline
Uun-Bulk,
delivered.
Per
ton
..
$13.00
Albert
and
McCaffery
Ltd.
Phone
11C
and
117
f
ffl
tr,
I
t
r;
5
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,
I-,
ri
t