31
1941.
OCTOBER
nCAL
NEWS
NOTES
MIC
or
aolduioom
iii
luuivjr
nuiMiison
is
j
pas-1
this
morning
senger
this
afternoon
on
the'
Rupert
m,Uis
iht
nijht
ai
the
LxhiDi-
at
V'otia,
Prince
Rupert
on
a
trip
to
Victoria.
:
D.
W.
MbNabb,
Inspector
of
the'
Bureau
of
Explosives,
will
leave.
for
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Ru-.
cNR.
R
and
pert
thls-afternooni
-.,
.
I
.',
,,nger
north'
J
M
V
!
steamship
R.-
'Siptton,
Vtfprescntatlve
of
,
.,.,
soup,
concen-3
tins
for
25c;
the
Mutual
Life
Insurance
Company,
will
sail
by
the
Prince
Ru-
.,,.
who
has
pert
this
afternoon
on
his
return
.liday,
arrived
to
Vancouver.
.
,.n
the
steam-
.
Miss
Oracey,
a
nurse,
who
is,
here
to
Join
the
staff
of
the
Prince
,i
Fall
Dresses,
Rupert
General
Hospital,
arrived
rrpes.
etc.;
lat-
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
rr.orn-All
sizes,
lng.
,
i
'Star's
Style
.mmodore
Chie.
Colonel
Ryan,
head
of
the
Ryan
Construction
Co.,
arrived
this
mturcr,
who
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to,
i
various
or-
inspect
the
work
being
carried
j
:;airs
in
war-
leaving
today
out,
ay
uie
mm
in
me
cny.
;
j-v
Clark's
To-
Red
923.
m.v
iancy
qua-,
per
dozen
tins
ze
and
Ingram
Ltd.
A
Mrs.
Hill
wishes
to
announce
the
opening
of
a
Tuesday,
Thursday
evening
class,
Nov.
4,
for
beginners
in
typewriting.
I'hone
Q.
A.
MacMillan,
manager
of
tUn
rl
Via
n
ro
o
jonrrnr
'
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
a;'ter-
:,
id
and
her
sis-
noon
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Wan.
have
re-
C.
Brlnd,
manager
of
th
Im-r,(
;ert
from
Vic-
perial
Oil
Co.,
sails
by
the
Rupert
;,n
who
has
been
this
afternoon
for
a
trip
to
Ocean,
:,
time
in
the
Falls.
I
'.ma.
has
been
Tlhe
Women's
Canadian
Club
has
undertaken
to
supply
refresh-
iy
who
came
ments
to
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
Hut
on
h
ha
remains
Sundays.
These
will
be
served
by
t
n
late
M,
P.
'he
regular
x
stall
to
me
soi-:u
iai
expects
to
dters
attending
the
hut.
Members
of
the
Canadian
Clut
r.i
-
for
some
Women's
f
M's'
Margaret
wil
not
attend,
nor
have
they
0'
her)
for.
a
Deen
asked
l
serve.
'
M:'"'
ifry
R.
N.
'
Ru'
't
Saur-,
Inspector
and
Mrs.
Ernest
Gam-h:-r
nursing
mon
and
Constable
Samuel
Fer-'.J
kp
McCaffery
euson
returned
to
th?
city
on
last
Cala
next
n'ht's
train
firm
Prince
George.
n
his
return
bringing
in
Jerome
Baert
and
Mr.
;r1
Mrs.
William
Sysak
who
wen
mvpntlv
arresffA
at
Prlnp.n
CrPnrp-o
'
r
'urnln?
in
connection
with
the
robbery
of
v
raver
also
$2300
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
from
ue
aay
the
Royal
Hotel
here.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
bv
10
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Due
to
the
Uncertainty
of
the
Raw
Rubber
Market,
We
Have
Not
Been
Guaranteed
Our
Supply
of
RUBBER
GOODS
At
the
present
moment
we
have
a
Complete
Stock
of:
Water
Mottles
at
.
.
$1.00,
$1.50
$2.00
Auarhmcnt
Sets
50c
Kubbcr
Tiibin'ff
25c
fountain
Syringes
;
$1.50
!)ouchc
Syrinjjcs
$1.00,
$1.50
$1.00
Infant
Syringes
25c
and
50c
Kuiibor
Gloves,
pair
25c
UL
ags
.
.
$1.00
fmes
Ltd,
Jir-
Pioneer
Druqg
tats
;
1ME
UEXALL
STORE
rilONES
81
AND
82
Sund;
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
av5
and
Holidays
from
12
-
2
p.m.
and'7
-
9
P
".
CARD
OF
THANKS'
In
behalf
of
the
family
of
J.
G.
Sutherland,
we
want
to
thank
all
the
kind
Jrlends
who
so
lovingly
assisted
during
our
sad
bereavement,
to
the
friends
who
loaned
cars,
and
especially
to
Dr.
Hank-inson
and
all
the
Nursing
Staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
who
were
so
kind
during
the
illness
of
the
late
Mrs.
Sutherland.
MRS.
H.
S.
PARKER
MRS.
O.
A.
JOHNSON
CARD
OF
THANKS
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCaffery
and
family
wish
to
express
their
thanks
and
deep
gratitude
for
the
numerous
expressions
of
sympathy
ex-irnrtert
to
them
in
their
recent
sad
loss
and
also
for
the
many
.beautiful
floral
tributes
received.
Tn
nttpnd
lectures
and
visit
enmps
at
Military
District
No.
11
hnndnuarters
at
Victoria
In
con-
nprtlon
with
a
Domlnlon-wlde
,nove
to
stimulate
Interest
In
army
recruiting
and
the
benefits
to
be
iprlved
bv
young
men
from
Join
ne
ud.
a
civilian
committee
from
Prince
RuDert
consisting
of
Alex
Mackenaie,
D.
G.
Borland,
J.
J.
Uttle,
W.
L.
Armstrong
and
G.
A.
Hunter
sailed
last
night
on
tne
Prince
George
for
the
south,
be-
nr
acccmranled
by
Capt.
W.
H
Crocker,
recruiting
officer
here,
and'
Sergeant
A.
Barr,
recruiting
sergeant.
Other
members
of
the
cnnmltte
from
this
district
mak-lne
'the
trip
south
are
James
Thompson
of
Stewart,
L.
H.
Ken-npv
of
Smtthers.
James
Turnbull
of
Hazel-ton
and
H.
Griffiths
of
Ocean
Falls.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SHORT
OF
MOSCOW
German
motorcycle
troops
lie
dead
beside
their
toppled
machine
on
a
battlefield
in
southern
Russia.
German
sources
claim
their
troops
in
this
vicinity
are
advancing
upon
Rostov
on
the
Don
River.
Junior
Red
Cross
Army
Drill
and
Successful
Sale
Bayonet
Practice
The
Seal
Cove
Anglican
unit
ofj
the
Junior
Red
Cross
held
a
very
successful
Cafeteria
and
Sale
of!
Home
Arts
on
Saturday
last
in;
Mechanized
the
Legion
Rooms,
the
children:
being
responsible
for
all
the
work'
themselves.
Mrs.
Henderson
was
general
I
convenor
of
the
affair,
and
the
;
guests
were
received
by
the
piesi
dent.
Miss
Dorothy
Smith.
Servi
MELBOURNE,
Australia,
Octo
ber
31:
"Our
troops
put
up
a
magnificent
show
against
a
tre-
teurs
were
members
of
the
unit
mendous
weight
of
metal,
but
the
j
Including
the
Misses
Lottie
Brown,
time
when
army
training
comprls-Myrtle
Sather.
Kay
Toombs,
E'.hel
ed
physical
jeirks,
drill
and
bay-!
Hemmons.
Joan
Croxford
and
onet
practice
is
past,"
said
Betty
Scott.
James
Aldridge,
Australian
war
The
boys
in
charge
of
the
Home
correspondent,
who
has
escaped
Arts
were
David
Eastman,
James
unscathed
from
tha
front
lines
Halt.
Gordon
Prince,
Roy
HoapaJa
and
near-front
lines
of
aln.asl
and
Vaughan
Tattersal.
every
battle
fought
In
this
second
Miss
Aklko
Tanaka
and
Miss
worm
war.
tie
uaveuea
irom
rin-
.
Mary
Adcock
were
in
charge
of
and
to
the
Middle
East,
;.hrouh
'
the
sewing
table
which
was
en-
Russia.
tlrely
the
work
of
the
members
"Man
for
man,
the
Australian
nt
thP
unit
nas
n0
superior
as
an
offensive
need
before
they
can
hiild
and
I
turn
back
thrusts
frccn
the
Naz's,
!such.as
those
made
In'
Grtec?
a.id
Crete.
"The
weapon
of
today
is
not
a
rifle
but
a
tommy-gun.
Thsr?
wil;
still
be
the
need
for
in-fightlns
n
which
the
Australians
excel,
bu
'.o
persist
in
trsinins
infan'rymer.
olely
.with
rifles
and
bayonc.s
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
thl3
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Gyro
Hocdown,
Oct.
31,
Exhibi
tion
Hall.
Canadian
Scottish
Pipes
and
Drums
Dance.
Hallowe'en
night,
9
to
1.
Armouries.
Bob
Townsend's
Orchestra.
Refreshments.
Admis
sion
50c.
Hill
60
Tea,
November
1.
Scotch
Dance
Nov.
1,
Odd-Fel
lows'
Hall.'
Admission
35c.
'
Orange
Sale,
November
6
'
.
Presbyterian
Bazaar
Nov.
6.
I
'Travelogue.
Dr.
Mandy,
Salvaf
tlon
Army;
Nov.
6.
Eastern
Star
Ball,
Nov.
7.
4
Oddfellows'
Dance,
November
7.
Cathedral
Evening
Branch
Toa
for
war
work,
Legion
Hall,
Nov.
8.
W.
A.
Canadian
Legion
Bazaar
Nov.
19.
Cambral
Chapter
Telcphon
Cathedral
Fall
Sale.
Nov.
20.
Rebekah
Dance,
I.O.O.F.
Hall,
Nov.
21.
J
Catholic
Tea.
Mrs.
Hanklnson,
Nov.
27.
V
will
be
courting
disaster.
Puh
every
man
in
the
Australian
Army
back
from
the
front
line
In
joatches.
send
them
to
India;
retrain
and
.re-equip
them
and
they
Now
Outmoded
WU1
smash
the
erman
Army"
Warfare
Calls
Changes,
Says
War
Correspondent
For
EXPLODE
IN
THE
SHADOWS
j
Some
torpedoes
travel
under
water
until
the
shadow
of
a
pass
ing
ship
covers
them
and
then'
they
explode.
rru
o
,oc
vorv
wii
Rnnnnrt-
ngnter
'
saia
Aiciria.ge.
iase
a
as-.-fv
ed
and
the
financial,
results
were
001
shot
at
a
Qoan
and
hj
will
....
'
rtnrlf
duck.
Australians
Anttmllnn!
rirn't.
don't
and
and
thfti's
th&c's
very
satisiaciory.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
how
they'earned
the
naime
of
being
tough.
"But
this
isn't
enough.
Ev?ry
German
soldier
is
an
expert
mip-
ireader
and
may
have
o
her
quaM-
"cations.
Their
orgontoatten
Winnipeg;
M.
Van
Rykegham.
M.
Marsach
and
J.
H.
Hamil-
Perfect.
That's
whai
our
4r-o-,
J
ton,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Smith.
Port
Essington;
Mrs.
A.
Llsy.
Edmon'on.
Royal
Olaf
Sa-vik,
Dawson;
N.
Poslam,
Erik
Backsten,
Mayo;
R.
McLean,
Prince
Runert;
B.
Kristmanson,
Csland;
J.
Gulne,
Holland
Island.
WU
On
your
hand
and
in
your
heart
for
always;
Choose
a
Coronet
in
exquisite
designs
seamless
and
hardened
for
lifetime
wear,
yual-ity,
beauty
and
value
at
"
every
price.
The
wed-r
ding
token
supreme.
"
m
i
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Many
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Funeral
Of
Mrs.
Sutherland
The
funeral
of
the
late
Jeanie
Auld
Sutherland
took
place
yfs-terday
afternoon
from
Presbyte
rian
Church
with
many
friends
in
attendance
to
pay
their
last
respects
to
her
memory.
iRev.
A.
F.
McSween
officiated
at
the
service,
and
Mrs.
Smith
presided
at
the
organ
for
the
hymns
which
were
"Lead
Kindly
Light"
and
"Rock
of
Ages."
Dur
ing
the
service
Mrs.
Jarvis
Mc-Leod
sang
"Beautiful
Isle
of
Following
the
service
interment
was
made
In
Falrview
cemetery.
Acting
as
pallbearers
were
O.
A.
Johnson,
H.
B.
Stiles.
J.
S.
Irvine
W.
Reld,
Jarvis
McLeod
and
A.
Berner.
There
were
many
beautiful
flo
ral
tributes.
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