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comfort
and
convenience
Edison
Mazda
lamps
are
built
and
pre-tested
to
give
better
light
that
lasts
longer.
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today.
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MERCHANT
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for
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China,
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I
and
Novelties
,
RED
CROSS
AT
TERRACE
Report
of
Junior
Branch
One
of
Interesting
Features
of
Committee
Meeting
TERRACE.
Feb.
10.
The
Terrace
Red
Cross
Association
got
down
to
business
on
Wednesday
of
last
week
with
the
first
committee
meeting
of
the
New
Year.
President
E.
T.
Ksn-ney
was
in
the
chair
and
business-included
committee
matters.
An
Interesting
report
was
presented
by
the
Junior
Red
Cross
of
which
Brian
Sessions
Is
president
and
Lorna
Emlth,
secretary-treasurer.
The
Junior
Red
Cross
was
organized
at
Terrace
on
October
11
last
when
talks
were
given
by
Mrs.
Dud-ley..Litt!e,.Mf.
Crocker
and
Mr.
Ken-ney,
The
first
effort
was
an
auction
sale
of
articles
donated
by
the
students
of
Terrace
High
School
the
proceeds
being
used
for
the
purchase
of
materials
of
which
some
were
also
provided
by
the
Senior
Branch.
Articles
completed
so
far
have
been
one
scarf,
two
sweaters,
three
pairs
of
socks,
patchwork
quilt,
mitts
and
other
sweaters.
The
boys
are
working
on
several
pieces
of
woodwork
such
as
Ruitar,
book
table,
medicine
chest,
hall
tree
and
book
shelf.
Some
of
the
material
for
these
has
been
donated
by
the
school
board
and
cme
ha-
been
Drovided
bv
the
bovs
themselves.
It
is
expected
to
have
a
nublic
raffh
of
these
articles,
the
-roceeds
to
go
part
to
the
Senior
led
Cro?s
branch,
part
to
the
Junior
Red
Cross
branch
at
Vancouver
and
r?-iL,
b
set
aside
for
the
purchase
of
additional
materials.
WHERE
WOMEN
FIRST
Tvt-ty
now.
Feb.
10:
(CP
Noel
Coward.
British
actor,
visiting
this
Australian
city
in
connection
with
the
war
effort,
shook
hands
with
794
women
and
21
men.
1
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mm
L-412
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Fall's
and
Way
Ports
S.S.
"PRINCESS
ADELAIDE"
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
'
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
SJ3.
"PRINCESS
NOR
AH"
Feb.
13th,24th,
Mar.
6th,
17th,
27th
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
Feb,
9th,
20th,
Mar.
2nd,
13th
and
23rd
WINTER
EXCURSION
FARE,
VANCOUVER
and
RETURN
00
Tlckts
on
Nov-
IS'.
1940
to
Feb.
28,
1941
t?V,vv
Final
Return
Limit
Mar.
31st,
1941
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L,
COATES.
General
Ajrens
1'rlnce
Rupert,
B.C.
0
less
a
personage
than
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
himself
showed
Harry
Hopkins
how
England
intends
to
defend
herself
if
Hue
a:
tempts
his
long
-
threatened
invasion
Premier
Churchill
is
shown
here,
wearing
an
old
nava;
pea
lacket
and
cap.
with
Hopkins
during
a
visit
'to
a
northern
naval
station.
It
was
on
this
occasion
that
Churchill
made
the
out-and-out
prediction
that
Britain
would
win
the
war,
provided
the
U.S.
came
through
with
the
promised
aid
The
personal
envoy
of
President
Roosevelt
broke
his
official
silence
in
an
address
to
an
air
raid
Dreeau-tlonj
group
on
January
17.
What
he
said
was
not
revealed.
OCEAN
FALLS
VERY
BUSY
Plant
'Working:
Night
and
Ray,
Seven
Days
a
Week
j
DAVID
1
ALLEN,
Deceased.
!
TAKE
NOTICE
that
hw
OrrW
nf
Hl
I
Honour
Judge
Fisher,
local
Judge
of
IN
THE
RtrPREME
OOlfriT
OF
RRITIRH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
AND
The
Canadian
Rsd
Cross
Society
continues
to
receive
.""
hundreds
of
wiintne
pacmc
Mills
plant
oper-
..:
.
atlnK
at
'full
canacitv
dav
and
niaht
otters
of
gratitude
every
week
from
seven
'days
per
week.
Ocean
Falls
is
?l?tlms.
r
bomb
ralds
in
Brl"
tain.
I
feel
I
must
write
thank-
mister
tnriav
than
it
h
hPn
fr
you
Volunteer
Workers
-It-
1
11
:
t-
-
1
n.
..
.
.
.
Bup.Wcourt
dolumb'a.
"""wacK
uea
uross
district
.the
of
Brittati
.
wa
on
the
uth
day
of
Jmuary
ad,
branch
reports
that
a
total
of
312
ib
appointed
Administrator
of
Win
volunteer
workers
raised
nearlv
$7
-EUt
of
David
Allen,
formerly
of
the
'
J
fw
fn"
h
t.,j
lfl
rrriM
CrosS
and
j
made
Settlement
of
Hvder.
British
flftlim.hl.
Deceased,
who
died
on
or
about
the
2ut
32,350
articles
of
every
type
of
Red
day
of
September
1040.
All
per
tn-
Crojs
supplies.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Allan
dewed
to
the
said
Estate
are
required
t,
,
',,
,
CB-
to
pay
the
amount
of
the'r
indebted-
a
nationally
known
volun-
nes
to
tne
forthwith
and
all
person
teer
Red
Cross
worker
for
many
haying
claims
agalnw
the
said
Estate
years',
aeain
elected
was
1J1U
eieclta
nreMpnt
are
required
to
file
thm
with
me
pro-
,
.!
,
Z
preiaent
perly
verined
on
or
before
the
30th
day
01
tn
branch.
at
Anrll
A.TV
1Q41
falling
11KtAh
rif.trl.
1
button
will
be
made
having
regard
onls
rrft
p!
I
to
sucn
cnims
or
wnich
I
shall
have
:
wn
rotiNed.
Burns
Lake
Red
.
Cross
branch
ibJIStS?,
iT1,
D-C'
the
netted
&mon
a
pig
donated
hy
r
w
jvir.
Mr
ana
onH
Mrs.
Jti7a
riit
cjiiv
umith
aMuu
"Raised
S14.000
'RHYTHM
ON
THE
RIVER'
Comedy
With
Music,
Featuring
Basil
Rathbone,
Mary
Martin
And
Ring
Cnuby,
Showing
Here
years
and
there
Is
a
laree
increase
lng
you
toz
the
beautiful
gift
of
one
An
entertaining
comedy
with
in
the
population.
A
second
new
pair
of
blankets
n
these
hard
arid
music
entitled
'Rhythm
on
the
12-suite
"
apartment
building-fire-
terrible
times,"
states
one
letter.
"I
River,"
a
Blng
Crosby
picture
star-
proof
and
modern
Is
being
erected
ca"
oni
say
upa
meS3
Y0U-
1
n"B
03511
"a"Done
and
Mary
...
'
.
...
.
.
.
'
nevpr
hefnw
hnri
tn
alr
fnr
nhorif,,
Merlin.
nmM
i.
.th.
fi....
uie
construction
Deing
now
wen
aa-
7,
'
7
---
ui-
vanced,
Even
with
the
greatly
in-
(SuPPlil
are
given
to
Charity
Or-
lering
to
the
CaHtol
Theatre
here'
LONDON.
Feb.
10.
General
A.
O.
L.
McNauehton.
commander-in-
chief
q
the
Canadian
Active
Ser-vicp
Force
1n
England,
has
sent
a
telegram
of
congratulations
to
General
SU,.
Archibald
Wavell
on
the
funcess
of
the
campaign
in
North
Atrica
which
culminated
at
the
QH.4HiH.tVii,
wwvivij,
ociety
uiiitiai
OLuictjf
Soctety
tutu
iuiuvjitun.
11113
Id
ilOt
creased
accommodation,
housing
is
f
nfl0IV
f
rficial
Von
1
still
at
premium
at
Ocean
Falls,
handling
relief
for
air-raid
victims,
b
.
by
the
Canadian
Red
Cross.)
dy
McNaujjhton
Hails
General
Wavell
r.lft
nf
Pannrri
VnnA
The
Cowichan
Refugee
Food
Con-
of
the
doldrums
roniura
w
n
musical
com-imp
Krarprf
"
man
Which
it
is
not.
More
attention
I
hlonmin1
wpll
rtahM"
Is
paid
to
plot
and
story
with
Just
I
enougn
music
to
lift
audiences
out
servation
Committee
organized
'the
Th-
're
tells
the
story
of
a
conservation
of
over
5.000
pounds
small
town
comrtwr
who
goes
to
-1
iir
iirra
u
.is
wn
wnita
rn
incinriprf
inciuaea
n
uri
an
civ
ann
ana
hanmM
pfnmes
a
a
"nhn.
pnost
Sends
Message
of
Congratulations
chelps.
raspberries,
plums,
pears,
writer"
for
a
rromlnwrt
song
corn-Following
Capture
of
Reiifrasi
blackberry
and
apple
Jaf,
beans,
to-
wer
who
Im
lctT'hs
kna".k.
matoes,
matoes.
rhubarb,
rhubarb,
salman
salman
and
and
nick-
nick-
Thri
Thri
bo
bo
sr-
sr-
-h-
-j,-
nirl
nirl
nmt
anrl
thpv
thpv
les.
Approximately
3,000
pounds
-'lv
'?k
h-
ri-vfnr
t.h?
melody
have
been
given
to
the
Red
Cross,
nnd
rhe
thp
Ivr'-ii
'Finallv,
thpy
which
assisted
the
conservation
branch
out
fr.
'h-mselve.
Many
project
by;
the
provision
of
some
hilarious
incidents
lead
up
to
an
cans
and
sugar.
'
(h!larnus
climax.
:
'F
"vm
new
sva
are
featured
in
collected
ituttons
Tn'
p""ure
"Only
Forever."
"I
Members
of
the
Naramata
Red
Don't
Wrot
to
Cry
Anv
More.
wrk-fnd
in
the
capture
of
'Ben-
Cross
branch
collected
twelve
'Thats
For
Me."
"What
Would
rjasi.
pounds
of
buttons
for
use
on
gar-
Ehakesoeare
Hay
StW?"
"Rhythm
:
rr.s
-
h
"irtt
overseas
for
vie-
the
River."
"Alnt
It
a
Shame
.
tims
of
bomb
raids.
A
donated
ton
About
Mame?"
and
"When
thP
l
inn
ournwrn
wuivi.
ur
Dtu;xoil
or
COai
ana
A
uoll
rPnll7Pn
vl
fin
r
...
"L-SSS
HL
andUwlTS.
M0n
00,1168
OverMadhon
Bquaw."
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
ALiiiinia-
r
-
........
bers
of
this
branch
have
made
b0
TRATION
ACT"
AND
IN
MATTER
OF
THE
ESTATE
OF
large
quilts.
!
Man
in
the
Moon
Let
us
shed
a
sad
tearfoi"thc
Irish
i!
The
lads
who
were
with
us
so
long
t
We
wish
they'd
a
chance
to
go
1
1
over
,
For
the
big
scrap
for
which
they
all
long.
Jake
says
hei
Irish.
That's
why
he
enjoys
life
so
much.
nt
,.
Officui
Admintetrator;
Palling
unit,
the.pig
to
be
delivered
discovered
a
time'bomh
C
wT
;
i
"c
wurKea
aiugently
day
and
nigni
lor
three
niehts.
tvip
notified
local
authorin
Alberni
District
Red
Cross
bran.h
V
VT
r"l?r",.e8
.
has
hi',r.
th.n
tunnn
f
"ow
ne
been
'
fi0
COy.
lle
Knew
lne
answer-
in
the
matter
op
the
estate
op
,,
the
work
,
since
the
branch
was
or-
Tf
t
told
von
,h
,Z
.1'
y
Chaps,
n.
ROOER
FRANCIS
PERRY,
'
t
you'd
Dcoeawd.
ionized
m'Novem,3
in.Nnvemher
Iflio
39-
A
InMl
total
.
COmC
taxe
notice
that
ay
order
of
jA
right
away
and
blow
It
up
and
ruin
Honour
Judge
H&her.
local
Judge
of
thet
1-765
persons
contributed
to
the
all
the
turning
"
Supreme
Court
of
BriU&h
Columbia.
I
campaign.
'
'
waa
on
4he
13th
daj
of
January
A
D.I
i
1941
appointed
Administrator
of
ithel
"
'
It
was
father's
blrthdav
anrt
Estate
of
Roger
Francis
perry,,
formerly"
Dora
Larsen
was
senUnctfd'MhmfitriWririfiWl.t
v,i
-
I-
of
City
of
Prlnoe
Rupert,
'Brltlah
provincial
Dolice
court
this
mnnHn.ffini
HTT
T
sA
V
.
.
tt
"cw
couunola.
Deceased,
who
died
on
or
:
to
six
.,
.
"
"
.,
.
,
.
,
,
"
x
wunuer
wuiiuci
wnai
wuui,
wouia
wouia
KO
go
etoam
uve
ai
day
ox
AUjrust
1940.
All
persona
indebted
o
the
said
Estate
aro
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
IndeMednefls
to
me
tqnbhwtfch
"
and
all
months'
imprisonment
for
with
it?"
she
cried
coyly
as
?he
S
hft
a
j
aiiu
b.i.v.
mwimia
iui
lull
up(
inff
tn
rptrlsfpr
nnHpr
iha
Wn!inr.ol
n.n
'"'nrtrnir
;
;f
ThJ-
:Zr.l
.
rau,er
.eyea.'tne
many-colored
iuijf
ciainia
a.insi
wie
iwia
o'."".i
..v.
.uu
mc
norror
ana
renlled
briGilv
Eatwte
are
required
to
file
them
with
in
addition
to
one
of
three
months
"A
b-irrl!
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
Mie
i.
ruv
ruf-
fn-
,,...
mice
court
for
30th
of
April
a.d.
1941
failing
which
I
,,
..
vagrancy.,
dustribuuoii
.win
be
mad
having
re-
All
three
terms
arc.to.run
concur-
!
Bard
only
to
such
clalma
of
which
I
rently.
uoifl
dJUkUin..
DATED
at
Priaoe
RuTt,
B.C
the
15th
day
of
January
1941
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Admlnlirtr
itor.
rriace
Rupert,
B.C
Hundreds
nf
rieonis
trv
a
"snnk"
And
here's
anothentrue
one.
Two
Canadians
gazing
through
the
black-out
towards
a
Qerman
DomDer.
In
the
Dally
News
classified
col-
j
One
points
his
finger
to
the
skv
AND
TUESDAY
A
NEW
SHOW
SEASON
4
J
'
JIUSICAL
COMEDY
HIT
!
O,
,
MARY
BASIL
MARTIN
-RATHBONE
mi
"RHyfHM
(
m
DRIVER"
jm
Oscar
Levant
MrJ
Star
of
"Information
Please"
wfff
jn
ALSO
POPULAR
SCIENCE.
CARTOON
and
NOVELTY
Starts
Wednesday
4
Days
"HOOM
TOWN"
To
fight
until
the
very
end
Alone
makes
triumph
sure
And
victory
Is
only
due
To
those
who
will
endure.
Descendent
Of
Boer
General
Nazi
Victim
ONE
IN
1,000
the
School
of
Technology
here.
,2
Days
Only
.Mon.
-
Im
2
Showi
Mchtly
1:00
tit
Feature
at
1
30
and
II
"well,
he
s
WHAT
TIMBE'
I
CHARLESTON
8.C
Frt
A
well-dressed
woman
n
jsctved
hsre
cany.i
t
ap?
I
In
a
canvas
bag
on
h
:
fc.ul
Advertise
in
the
Da,.
K
IN
THE
8UPRBME
(
"
rBS
COLtlAtniA
If
"
2.tT!
In
the
matter
of
tlie
tdmliK
.And
In
the
MaKrr
ol
(In
UnUi'i
.ML'IIIMICII
MOUKKOV
Vta
I
TAKE
NOTICE
bitf
tsstwet
cut
of
!Dltct
rteglt.r
o!
fFzsr?
British
xiaT,.m:
Wet,
a
."iblectandr!--
dent
of
the
celebrated
General
!;
Wet
ofouthMrr:a.
has.
been
sen
tenced
to
death
for
espionage.
ccutrlx
of
the
1m
cf
Jetvn
Murd
rli
if
:
:
formerly
of
Prince
B
r,
died
a,t
Prince
Rupes
B
jdny
nf
Dectmber
194(
Al
tibtrd
to
the
said
E
'
I
to
pay
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