i
Churchill
Says
,
"Give
us
tools
and
we'll
finish
the
job."
War
Savings
Stamps
buy
the
tools.
Do
your
bit.
Expert
Optical
Service,
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelery
Repairing,
Iland
Engraving
tEDARVALE
I
IS
WINNER
We're
Not
Being
Hit
H
-HAT...
tWere
not
being
high
hat-when
we
say
we've
secured
for
this
seawn
for
you
women
the
most
outstanding
styles
and
values
offered
in
Prince
Rupert,
THE
PICK
OF
WOMEN'S
L
CHILDREN'S
SPRING
FASHIONS
In
order
to
get
the
latest
and
newest
.styles,
our
buyer
went
direct
to
the
manufacturing
centre
of
Canadl
In
Mrtrttriv
No
expense
was-spared
in
or
der
to
eecure
for
the
Peoples
Store
the
merchandise
you
want,
and
desire.
CHAS
DODIMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Phone
261
for
Appointment
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Fine
China,
Glassware
and
Novelties
hardest
but
to
no
avail
in
the
ef-'fort
to
score.
The
home
tram
just
cculd
not
get
through
the
Cedar-vale
defence.
The
teams
consisted
of
the
fol.
lowing
players:
lit
www
xmw
c
Dresses
100's
Of
Them
Yes'siree!
They're
here
along
with
just
the
right
hat
to
match.
Over
100
of
the
newest
spring
dresses
await
your
approval.
One
group
comhts
of
copies
of
the
most
popular
New
York
designs
in
famous
Lambskin
and
Shanspun
Prints.
qq
Sizes'.
12-20
and
38
through
46
WQ0O
PLEASE
nUY
WAR
SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
Mail
Order
Promntl
Finn
n
c
.
r-
'
"pen
oaiuruay
1
A
"
tnt
"
-VfVi
.
.
.
The
Wise
Person
gets
a
lot
of
satisfaction
out
of
every
purchase
they
make.
If
yotrnave
an
Idea'-as
to
what
.ood
coal
should
be,
try
a
ton
of
the.
kind
we
sell
and
you
can
prove
to
your
own
satisfaction
that
the
money
you
spent
was
wisely
invested.
Keep
our
name
and
phone
number
in
mind.
Comorf
try
ton..'
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TV
OF
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Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd
PHONE
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SiIELTING
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Chemicals
and
Chemical
Fertilizers
,
Ammgnium
Phosphates,
Ammonium
Sulphate,
Superphosphates,
Monocalcium
Phosphate
Producers
and
Kcfiners
of
TADANAC
Brand
Metals
.Mercury,
Gold,
Silver,
Lead,
Zinc,
Cadmium,
Bismuth
and
Antimony.
Also
Sulphuric
Acid
and
Sulphur
General
Office,
and
Works
Trail,
B.O.
Terrace
Has
Record
Rain
A
PARTY
TEX
DT
JiEWB
LOCAE
BROTHERS
BROUGHT
TOGETHER
AT
ENGLISH
CA-MP
(Continued
irom
Pass
One)
t.i
a
j
it
-i
.
am
of'
T-f
ora
Ha1tovtfvt
t-
hnn.
.Tim
writrxo
Af
tna
nnIK11ifr
nf
drowned.
Two
of
the
young
ones
his
wife,
now'ln
California,
going
to
that
returned
were
so
exhausted
England
to
join
htm
and
engage
in
Ithat
tney
had
to
b
helped
out
of
voluntary
war
work.
5
;1he
surf
and
to
get
back
on
their
iBirthday
Parly
Held
At
Terrace
Event
by
Mr.
and
Sirs.
Robert
Har
I
is
in
Honor
of
Four-Year-Old
Daughter
V
liner
s
.Impresson
"I
am
still
attached
to
'A'
Bat-
tery."
writes
Wlzner.
"Conditions
7
"iw
ian
u'
,.
.
,
,,
l:Zrt
V
Was
heW
madly
galloped
off
in
al.
directions.
,94'
here
recently
in
honor
of
H
T.
n
it..
5
v.iw
.
"
"iicry
10
me
now
anyone;
,
,
'St?,
"MB;
Per
kew
ther
we
would
hitthe'
Truren
Wuecn
Charlotte
Islands
or
Europe"
Itf
Vvoa
knr
.1.11
a
...
.
11
urn
aurmnn
o.r
v-s-ia
Phones
18
&
19
P.O.
Bos
575
ABSOLUTELY
FREE!
Valuable
Gift
and
Household
Premiums
are
absolutely
free
to
you
when
you
save
our
Cash
Coupons
given
for
purchases
of
25
cents
or
more.
It
is
too
good
to
pass
up.
Come
in
and
let
us
explain
the
plan
to
you.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
TRY
GUNN'S
Variety
Repairs
For
First
Class
Service
on
Bicycles,
Rubberware,
Tires,
Tubes,
Etc.,
Vulcanized
6th
St.
opp.
OK
Barber
Shop
STORY
IS
EXCITING
Tcr
inree
mcnes
rails
Durmg
tne
gener
oiiicers:
mess
aucuuji
o
-
.
.
.
.
.
-
-
'
11..
..
.
n
1
.
n
.
fnUnt
aingie
interior
Mgnt
a
Ilim
program.
A
Stewara
iu
-roreisn
lorTcspunucui,
ai
wf"'
found
him
among
the
audience
of
Theatre,
Replete
With
Romance,
TP'-PW
AIT
Vrnrfi
in-
-T
-
nfrira
anil
man
U71ln
hj
HTV-
'
Tlt-aml
anil
InlrlrUe
fc.
.
w
u.
.....
'
iu,
mac
V4.V.O
U
.1
u
4.
'
-
---w
r
-
.
-
-
-
c
a
mrreiraai
oownpouT
aunng
pearea
lie
was
as
pie-sru
wj
I.
V
(Tk.
1
11.
1
.
.
1
...
..
M
A
kit
.V
...
..
.
,
u,
iiiursoay
nigro
wnen
neavy
as
i
was
io
see
mm
ve
wcui
u
Breath
-
taking
excitement,
ro-jrain
and
sleet
pounded
the
roofs
to
his
quarters
where
he
introduced
mance
and
drama,
mystery
and
in-
Of
Terrace.
In
ih
mnmlnc
Wmf
hr
rr
tn
Himc
nf
hi
friends.
We
had
-nfnii.H
in
a
lhrili.rlc-
c
-
'
ii
iuc
nil.
uii
iuiuv
v.
.
m
r
Observer
Nigel
Sherwood
measured
a
great
wrangle
about
the
progress
e(j
story.
"Foreign
Correspondent,"
fhrpt
tnv-ha
vhfa,h
ic
nmHohlv
4
Ih.
nn,
nnl
wnn.riein
nf
rfin
i
.
i
i
.
i
l
-,
.
...
(U.
,
"
w
i.waw.
.
i
n
mm
uipvM
.
wniCu
15
wie
icuvurc
ptciuic
un
iiic
record
for
such
a
short
period.
ditions
....
I
had
to
leave
next
screen
0f
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
I
DurfTW
iha
whnla
innnttl
nf
Fh-
mnmlntr
nffpr
hrMkfajtt
hut
we
u-
n
.n
f
ni.
-v
Tha
-
,
''-..
-
-
.
-
-
joj-
m
c
mil
U
1
IIU0
nv..
IOl.
f
Vl
Inil
MMMinihlttAn
,
1
1
,
V.
r
MA.llnn
Avar
.
.
.
11
j
wc
jjaiuru
wim
ptans
ui
mtxiuis
"
picture
centres
arouna
me
acni-
!
measured
33
inches,
made
up
half
a
week-end
in
London
next
month."
tles
ot
an
intrepid
group
of
Amerl-
:
v
.1-.
i
i
m
i
.i
.
...
...
J
cuirarauiis
ui
jim
af
the
time
of
writing
was
can
newspapermen
wonting
in
Eur-
snow.
awaiting
a
permanent
duty
atsign-
0pe
during
the
war.
risking
their
ment.
His
previous
ship
had
been
own
lives
dally
in
order
to
keep
IjIjJ
iVjj
001110
dropped
nearby
and
sank
It.
rapidly
shifting
panorama
of
war
Renalrs
had
taken
considerably
"Foreign
Correspondent"
has
In
Tl"T17'VTr'rv
longer
than
expected
but
Jim
says
Its
principal
roles
Joel
McCrea,
JSJ
YY
lliL
that
tne
commanding
officer
had
Laralne
Day.
Herbert
Marshall,
recommended
three
Canadian
of-
Oeorge
Sander.
Robert
Benchlcy.
Skidegate
rrosnector
Tells
Tale
Of
fleers
(including
Jlm
for
more
ac-
Albert
Basserman.
Edmund
Owenn.
What
He
Saw
While
Sitting
tlve
sea-going
jobs
and
already
one
Harry
Davenport
and
Eduoardo
Ci-On
Beach
had
obtained
results.
annelli.
!
Another
Interesting
part
of
Jom's'
It
U
an
action-filled
fast-moving
EKIDEGATE.
March
10:-One
of
letter
tells
of
a
visit
to
the
estate
story
with
fidelity
of
background
th
old
prospect
ore
tetts
a
tale
of
of
Major
Lawrence
and
his
wife,
and
a
momentous
international
1
1
.
.
....
.
i
n
.
rt
f..lt
nlrtt
inow
ne
was
sitting
one
day
on
tn?
iiay
cveiyn
joiibs.
uranmcr
iiau,
h-
imm
kh...
i.
iiU-
n.
RrvsiP-
Mn(.Km
n
um.
I
each
on
the
east
coast
of
Graham
near
Falcenham,
NonoiK.
England,
The
iBc-wmewui
largest
setting
BuniwiM.
Is
the
re-crea-
fSeore
Of
FourVo
Nothing
In
'
Uams.
R.
Paulis.
H.
Burke,
P.
Mul-'f
fjn
b
w
on,
old
buck,
for
a
week
of
oheasant.
rabbit
and
XdtLn
S!S,
by
pigeon
hunting.
Other
vlsiU
Jim
of
Amsterdam
in
full
detail.
There
young
ones,
Recent
Gam-
wain,
D.
Thompson.
K
Harris
j-!fa,towed
Paulis
A
Muiwain
'
'ice
jcoiue
out
oik
on
on
the
tne
beach.
Deacn.
There
mere
they
tney
has
nas
had
naa
Included
mciuaea
one
one
at
ai
a
a
farm
larm
ut
one
i
of
the
ic
most
important
wiiaiiwii,
umuuui;
dramatic
-4
KITWANGA,
Match
10:
The
Kitwanga
R
Harris.
J.
Morgan
Cjedarvale
hockey
team
visited
Kit-
3-
Daniels,
J.
Fowler,
Harold
Sln-vanga
in-
ansn-er
to
a
challenge
8
clair.
Bob
Burton.
A.
Derrick,
J.1
ZZa
ZtT,
J,
V
J
acspurcea
tnemseives
ior
a
wnils
nr
uie
pun
wnere
ne
u
tmuonra,
t"
h'1-.uh;
w,ui.
tuuc
after
which
the
old
buck
led
the
There
he
had
Christmas
dinner
are
aiso
London
streets.
Dutcn
i
.
with
1tU
I...V.n
and
-11
the
U
-
rniTtl
countryside
trvt
iH
a
scenes
canac
and
qnH
a
transAt
tpim.At.
others
into
ie
inlet,
swimmine
turkey
all
tiimmlngs.
a
tan-
considerable
nnftanKw.
New
n
v.urt
Year's
Eve
Pvfl
twi
was
e
spent
ttwnt
in
in
i
a
lantic
dinner
shin.
out
of
A"er
Snl
a
Ul
n
8
SylVe8tCT
M0OTe
".ttoe
w.,
the
old
buck
and
three
of
neighboring
city
with
dinner,
cock
KUnga
team
Banek.
by
a
score
of
four
th
vnim-
nn
ru,
An
taiu
nnrt
-nnh
-r-wiin-
lo
nothing.
The
feame
was
fast
and
Mr.
Brown
of
the
Hudson
exciting
and
Kltwanga
tried
tts
Co.
was
referee.
Bay
TERRACE
A.
Attree
left
Terrace
daring
the
week
for
Vancouver
on
a
business
trip.
O.
Gregory
was
in
Terraee
on
Frl-
are
about
the
same.
Everyone
here
day
looking
up
his
many
friends.
lo
ectiuig
ivcjrcu
up
over
'tie
expect-
ed
invasion.
I
believe
the
majority
CHUM
SALMON
ALREADY
of
the
army
would
like
them
to
try.
SKIDEGATE,
March
10
-
Trap-
I
believe
it
would
be
a
good
thing,
pers
visiting
Kootenay
Harbjr
till
It
would
relieve
the
monotony
of
of
a
silver
bright
chum
salmon
be-
barrack
life.
Most
important
of
all,
ing
found
on
the
beach
there
It
would
result
in
a
wastag?
of
Ger-
man
resources
of
all
kinds.
No
one
even
thinks
of
an
attempted
invas-
lon
belng
suc-iul-
The
loss
of
TvnnArv
nru
m
A
,
fine
wTn?
,10
erman
troPs
-nd
equipment
birthday
patty
was
held
hy
Mr.
and
would
be
terrific,
we
are
sure
M
Robert
"arris
at
the
home
of
of
Telling
his
trio
across
the
At-Bam
Turner
for
Sylvia
June
Harris,
lantic.
Wlzner
writes
as
follows
daughter
of
-Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harris.
"The
trip
to
embarkation
point
Aiany
mends
were
invited
and
was
about
aS
mi.'rh
lico
frnm
a
VOGUE
PURC
WHITE
-FRtl
BURNING
Ciqeuiette
Tap&iA
game?
and
recitations
were
enjoyed
sightseeing
'
1
standpoint
as
from
the
u1n.ti:0Ung.allke-
Ther''
was
Orott0
clar
Store
to
McBrlde
IV
TIIE
TMEim
kt
of
iikitimi
a
w
big
birthday
cake
as
the
feature
street.
We
travelled
like
biaz
.
fOLismu
is
i-hokate
of
refreshments.
Sylvia
June
is
passed
thbiiMefrt
"
,h
"aS?
fouf
years
of
age.
night
and
the
onlvorthtt.hiu
..d
was
the
St.
Lawrence.
"
'"h
,i'M-r
I
i'tinfc
J
On
the
ship
the
meals
were
not
.
c.
on
thr
stu
of
so
good
but
the
appointments
made
TAK,
N.fyrf"u"T
the
Fort
Oarrv
look
HIcp
n
,h
h,,f
r,2z,,.l,(ri:.
w
of
m
...
.
,
"
-
rer.
nv
t
28th
day
TIT
4
n
TIF1?
TV
We
nad
a-ntoderate
,
storm
choppy
d
Fb
a.
d.
1941.
1
wn
WAS
Hhl
II
littIe
waCS
about
forty
feet
hlsh
lpol!d
Administrator
wlUi
will
an-YYAO
nLLUi
wind
about
sixty
m.J
tS"
S
ZnZ
Skidegate
Minion
Show,
,
o,pi-
ZVy
wafslc"
ffiJ"Ag':
tality
To
Airmen
And
Soldiers
Even
In
the
mlnnl.
nf
fha
L
H
i
S
?eon.OT
belor
th
y
Stationed
On
Islands
2?SS
&
.BKmEBATrTT
.-au
"nr..ln
ma"y
rPec"
bled
thrtr
-
'
----
.
L
L
i
I
I
If
III
I
IO
TT1
1
1
4
fl
1
L
-!
-
-.
-
upon
-r-"-"
tne
4c
stairs.
uud.
We
t
r
'--'
aay
ca
jaurt,
A.
D
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Omcta!
Admlnt&trator.
Prince
Rupert,
nb.
OOVtKNME.NT
LKHOK
-r
...
...
i-
.
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fwl.L-n
"
J
y
f,T
Ifkh
irnn
"
nf
mim
101(1
Wlu
ui
ri
ikjw
he
ne
knew
Knew
Notke
.olIe
of
of
Application
AppliTkSro7
for
2fl)
Clab
ci.b
,Fllsll(ar
FUSll
erS.
All
All
...
.
tha
K.
ri.mrllnn
1
11
TD
.
.
I
"
hlS
hin
mil
m,'h.
har
-nJ
1
foii,.
..l
,
K.f
..
KOTTnr
n.i.
ti
..
irrmirT.v
Jr.r
a
viuu
.r'VnCe
Licence
Licence
.nriiie
,
j.
-Cfjdiiiii
noyai
-ic
um
iiixieT
Deiore
the
iiur
cuven
that
on
:naaian
Air
-orce
men
and
Irish
guast
0l
hener
m
born
imi.
U"K.
oir-
uyOT
19"
next
the
'
'
"
Flli!ll-
ar
!na
tu
.lnr
-h4-
-Mml;wl
EMPRESS
SOCIAL
CLUD
I
.
...i.t
w
uie
party
"
,
ire
got
"over
mt-ods
to
ppy
to
the
Uauor
iand
over
ithree
hundred
gaiitered
there,"
he
would
erpected
to
Cootro1
'or
a
oi
Licence
In
re-
1n
Xhf
SkfrfVTaita
Vfknlr,
TI11
fil?hl
9
lri.ln
o
1
1
i
flpCCt
Of
prcmlau
ltUMl
on
Ml.
tn,
nan
iur
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garrison
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recently
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the1
kindness
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Haldas
to
the
men
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in
uniform.
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