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NAZI
BOMB
JUST
MISSED
LONDON'S
COUNTY
HA
Ml
Tile
huge
crater
was
torn
in
the
pavement
outside
London's
county
hall
during
the
air
raid
of
September
19.
The
bombs
went
clear
through
to
the
cellar
before
exploding.
H
GOOD
OLD
Mf.VNlE
Sifa
vi;
families.
SAVE
SWEDEVS
SUGAR
'
?
LONDON,
DC.
23:
CPt
Mascot
th
busy
London
Fire
Bridagei
STOCKHOLM.
Dee.
:
CPt
Headquarters
is
Minnie,
a
tabby
Sweden'
sugar
txf
crop,
threat-Wt
jof
tmcertain
a?e.
who
has
ened
bv
shortage
of
iabor.
was
jh
eti
the
world,
by
actual
count,
saved
by
the
voluntary
assistance
I
mjiiii-
...
...
.
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I
camps.
1
fi"ti
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ibbg
585.00
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We
ask
you
to
drop
in
at
our
store
during
the
Holiday
Season
I
i.
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Nanaimo-Wellington
Bulkley
Valley
Alberta
Minehead
Sootless
It
fays
to
Always
Buy
the
Best
Fuel
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
PrtONR
lit
PI
KINK
Hi
VP
I
CANADIAN
RATIONAL
RAILWAY
Trains
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
the
EAST
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
AlrConditIoned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
....
Steamer
leaves
PnlNCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
on
0
Thursday,
li
:3d.p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
i-WINTER
EXCURSION
FARE,
to
VANCOUVER
and
RETURN
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TUt
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ov-
lst-
1940
10
Feb-
28th,
1941.
tUllU
Final
return
limit
March
31st,
1941
For
Full
Information
and
Reservation,
etc.
Call
or
Write
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TICKET
OFFICE,
528
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Avenue
t-
Phone
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Prince
Rupert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
M'CLYMONT
IS
WINNER
m
Intermediate
Basketbatl
.CSCifews
Stand
by
a
sew
of
33
to
28
MacKenzies
Furniture
"A
Good
Place
to
Buy"
t
Only
4-piece
Bedroom
Suites
Arrived
very
suitable
for
your
Christmas
and
New
Year
Gift
I
1
s
Saturday
nisht
m
the
final
game
on
the
schedule
of
the
first
half
schedule
of
Intermediate
Basket-
i
mire
gmmr
piay-tiii
series,
."vie-j
variOU
ciymont
Park
came
up
from
be-'
hind
In
the
second
half
to
win
the?
game,
the
first
half,
score
having
v
tcrii
11
iu
it
agonist
umu.
(Newsies
missed
their
star
forWardl
ueorge
HoitDy.
Oliver
Banter-1
ill
.bans
was
referee,
S.
Alexander,
(
umpire,
and
Herb
Morgan,
tlme-
1
X2i
5iu
3
i&
keeper.
"rZ
Individual
scoring
was
W-
Parsons;
total,
28.
as
fol
j;lows:
M-Clynrant
Park
Pilford;
Men-Aft.tenko.
2;
Holkestad,
6:
Smund-
sen.
10;
Zbura.
8;
D.
McDonald,
12:
total,
33.
Beas
News
Stand
Jus
Davis.
15;
Lee:
Ebv.
9:
Nnulsmi
5:
AnHprwm
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
THE
Variety
Store
The
last
day
of
Cnrlstirtas
shopping
will
be
over
al
10
O'clock
Tuesday.
Let'
make
it
.
a
snappy
one
The
gifts
you
want
ar?
maybe
here
Set.
If
not
there
are
other
things
tb
take
the
ptaea
of
them
because
even
on
thh
last
day
a
further
shipment
ot
goods
has
arrived
an'd
beert
placed
In
stock.
So
come
on
in
and
"Look
Around"
and
"Make
Yourself
at
Home"
and
prove
to
your
satisfaction
that
this
g
the
shop
Prince
Rupert
wants.
THE
VAUIETT
STORE
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
mm
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
tted
Snckeye
PINKsfeAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
MARKSMEN
,
WIN
BIRDS
n.n
rn
u
t
-
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t
v.
it,,
rt
.
SPORT
CHAT
Many
ladies
attended
and
showed
luns
wuh
a
total
of
150
their
skill
by
bettering
the
scores
of
games;
which
represented
a
not
a
few
of
the
men
marksmen.
lUp
trf
33
over
his
1539
total
for
138
address.
In
welcoming
the
con-
o
testants,
Mr.
Frew
stated
that
ihe
home
134
valuable
taMtes
n
i
155
Rifle
Club
committee
had
been
nut-
games.
Without
extra
fun-making
I.,
.
.hi
n
:
,
i
tnutitfitt
If
fho
TiirArc
mllr1
iTrlnce
Rupert
cessful
in
a
luck
competition
al
one
of
the
standard
bulLseye
match-
132
games.
DiMarlo
was
second
tm
th
list
in
1939
as
be
drove
In
ion
.
,.uv.i
though
he
also
gave
the
winner
cf
.
,.,,w
cuiipj
cu.uiokciiL
j
.
4
.it
i-i
;
u
tjiuic
in
8
runs
In
one
game
in
the
af-
uaiuuiuiiiumwitj
"'"""-""t
tail
Home
Defence
Corp
1.
Allan'
Davies
50.2X.
Ladies
First
Match
1.
May
Marion
50.
Second
Match
1.
Mrs.
McWaters
50.
,
Luck
Target
First
Match,
first
prize-
Mr.
W.
Watts.
Second
prize
A.
Iloltby.
Second
Match,
first
prize
Kirs.
W.
Brass.
Second
prize
Andrew
McDonald
Jr.
Third
Mitch,
first
prize
Mr.
?.
Lakle.
,
Second
prize
S?t.
Major
C
Gilbert.
Two
Juniors.
Miss
May
Marlon
arid
Bernard
Fortune,
both
Hfgh
School
.tudents.
made
outstanding
scores
in
the
bullseye
matches.
W.
Brass,
chairman
ot
lha
Rifle"
Club,
was
In
general
Charge
ably
assisted
by
Sgt.
Major
C.
Gilbert,
The0
Fortune.
Mri
W.
Brasa
Paer
Brass
and
Bernard
Fortune.
Ole
Rollag,
one
of
the
most
en-
thusiastic
members,
was
nh?.bfe
to
'
be
present,
being
out
of
town
but
It
;
w
hoped
he
will
be
back
In
tine
to
!
take
part
in
the
comlne
Reason
s
ae-
1
tivities.
'
Reach
ten
thousand
beoDle
with
a
"want
ad
"
m
the
Daily
News.
For
Ladles
and
Oentlemen's
X
TAILORING
m-t.
lee
We
Cover
Buttons
for
Year
Oress
By
Your
Own
Cloth
Cleaning,
Pressor,
Repairing
3dAv.
Phone
Green
90
P.0.975
GUKK'S
Variety
Repairs
General
Repairs
oh
All
Rubber
Footwear
and
Garments.
Tires
and
Tabes
Vulcanized
We
are
fully
equipped
to
do
all
bicycle
it
wheel
foods
repairs
Service
and
Economy
Cth
St.
opp.
OK
Barber
Shop
Fresh
LocaI
Rftw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONI
7
Offhand
No
Elbow
Rest
fifth
in
the
standing
In
1940
wlthjS?
First,
Match
1.
J.
Chapman
50.
in
jn
144
games.
Jimmy
Foxx
of
M
AGLOW
With
GOOD
CHEER
4p
car.
IVV'VBI
by
HitvtfwiiiM
f
SaJ
CoCHI.
supplanted
Harlond
Cllft
of
the
trailed
br
Jlmm.
r-
if
iiinp
on
mese
compcuuons
amiuauy
'
v.""--'
for
the
past
few
years
with
a
tiew
have
cocne
through
with
thecham-
f
to
popularizing
this
branch
of
sport
piansmp.
smce
tney
wwr
rounr.
in
land
not
with
intention
of
reaping
pitching
and
sixth
in
fMdmr.
ft
any
financial
benefit.
"
f
I
A
visitor
and
competitor
wa
A.
R.
rd
ZfT'
?
TV"
-,...
.
j
...
was
Joe
DiMaetlD
of
th?
Yankees.
A
M-wraiis.
an
adopted
by
rre-
oi
soituers
irom
various
tramtng
First
Half
Play-off
is
Necessitated
.qualntantes.
Mr.
HoUby
vas
cue
Lit
lmSJf
i
.
v
4
u
-
a
In
j
nt
i
.
.
league
wn
iw
iwsica,
iu
iui
u.Tirs
xt
-w1r-'
Clift.
who
was
high
In
1939
with
into
double
pJV
t
111
free
Uekets.
Both
Jimmy
Foxx
Bowdrrau
of
Cpyf
or
Boston
and
Charlie
Oehrtrger
N;ve:thebi
h-of
Detroit
drew
101
strolls.
Luke
scasen
In
his
firs-Appling
of
Chicago,
who
walked
show.
In
Uuii
d-js,
105
times
in
1939.
was
more
mi-
teflfcufc
thewed
a
dr
m.
in
IQiA
ar4
K
Anltf
AO
tfVi-O
Oltf
JlVf
ffu
a...
fJUUIlb
til
WW,
tV4t
vr
ilH
DSITIOn
tmnxportattoJM.
George
Selkirk
of
p
15i.Strik-o,it
wr.
New
York
also
fell
from
103
In
727.
and
run-
t,x
.
-d
1939
to
84
in
1940.
For
the
fifth
272
to
5.691.
consecutive
year,
Frank
Crosetti
of
.
the
Yankees
was
the
leading
tar-
gee
hi
me
circuit
wnn
len
mis
re-,
t
lannen
b
umes.
sip-
Jack
Frew,
president
oi
tne
local
games.
rTinnerawre
in-
n..cr-uu
g43ww?gjfl'fl
GIFTS
that
all
the
family
will
enjoy
5
Living
Room
Tables
Each
f
Coffee
Tables
S10
and
f
15.00
Ecore
of
47
out
of
50
which
Is
re-
Magailne
Tables-Each
$11.10
for
ft
w
fe
markable
for
a
man
of
hLs
nge.
Mr.
.
M,
...JL..,,.
w.
ft
Cedar
Chests
I
Iloltby,
it
might
be
mentioned,
was,
nL
5
Fitted
Cases
..
rackrite
Cases
...
mi
aan
i
i
i
no
npnn
imi
:
uhl
acrii
iuiim
nurim
uii
1111
ixhit.
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i
1111
ntiunn:
u
v'
-
-----
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d
!ns
pennam-wuiiuis
unoiner
yaar
iu
ns
own
raajiw
wna.
,he
v
W"U
National
Rterea
Association
Itroit
from
flrH-base
to
league
record.
'left
field
mav
have
been
the
can-.
!
With
titer
a
hundred
competitors
cmsrre
fa-tor
in
th
1940
Amwi-
,
.
......
present
to
try
their
luck,
the
annual
League
Iteg
race,
Judflng
Sam
Crpnwn
of
the
Athletics
Christmas
turkey
shodt
at
the
Can-
frcm
ine
runs-batted-in
reeori
of
'f1
tamd
themost
Umo.
gom
idian
National
Recreation
Associ-
(ne
ctrcnl
far
mxi.
Fre
to
Jwn
n
M
occasion
.ation
Indoor
raitges
on
Saturday
.,oncntrafe
on
hk
hittlfig.
Orern-
G'n(fd
t'"
95
WjIffS.
Oltnber5f
S
StriKe-
r
.fl.rnn
o-.c
a
HrlrfM
siirrMA
i
ii
U-
I..
h.rin.
in
Baggage
Axminster
Mats
Sizes
27x45.
Each
Each
II
Reversivle
Bed
room
.Mats
25x48.
Each
TOYS
Hi;,'
"
til
can
MM
-""nil.
II
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Koyal
Rink
tu.
"
'
-
.
M
"
ociatlon.
opened
the
nrocredings
1940
went
to
Rudy
York,
who
took
5V
with
a
hort
but
very
appropriate
Greenberg's
first-base
assignment,
J
and
and
promptly
promptly
proceeded
precceaea
to
to
oang
rang
Occasional
Pieces
Occasional
Chairs
E-Smoker
Stands
t..
baU
and
thus
went
mto
a
tie
with
.although
it
is
not
generaUy
known.
17...,
'l.V
1
Furniture
neSr'arr
hor;
a
famtms
8,101
,n
hu
younr
days-
S2
Si?
S
Values
necessitating
a
best
two
out
ofl
Minmr
th
tuinnvn
in
th
-jiv
.
.
1
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-
-
-
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j-i
cuuiiutj
nuiucu
name-1
r,
.....
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s
matches:
ward
ward
In
m
t49
149
games,
drormed
droooed
to5?
B'Perc
n",l,ai
t,n,sn
,,mmc
"w,,n
extension
table
and
xix
Chairs.
8
pieces
-
Second
Match
1.
Wm.
Wylle
47.
the
same
team
drove
In
his
usual
M
-p'e
Bedroom
Suite
Chiffonier,
vanity
dresse
Third
fatch
1.
Theo
Fortune
50.
quota
in
1940
with
119
In
10
games
bench
and
full
size
bed
Offhand,
Elbow
Rest
an
improvement
over
ri'ls
1939
re-
f
3-piece
Chesterfield
Suite-Chesterfield
and
rim
Maicn
i.
nenry
waicoi
au.
com
or
105
in
124
games.
Thls
second
Matcn
l.
Bernard
For-
mad
tune
50.
which
Foxx
has
driven
in
100
or
two
chairs
k-tn.i
jci
li.
a
.u
Cmm..
n...,l.
I'l
C,ln.
rill.
U,ll..
more
runs.
Charlie
Keller
of
the
Yankees
.it
-i
r
.
All
SUCS
5?
Special
offer
of
$5.00
for
your
old
;
rrrattrww.
Yoi;
S13.50,
$11
51
.
$7.00
Floor
Covering
Jaspe
Rfigs
Size
9x12.
Each
'
Linoleum
Rugs
9x12.
Each
.
'
f
Conjoleum
Rujs
9x12.
Each
W
Seamless
Axminster
Rues
9x12.
Each
Axminster
Mats
Size
36xC3.
Each
.".
ft
Axminster
Mats
Size
27x54.
Each
Axminster
.MaU-Sizes
27x51.
Wagons
Made
of
hardwood
IC75
and
115
WOO,
$37
50
and
UUI
tuff-.
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