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Boots
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SUCH
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Hoots
Built
With
Years
of
Guaranteed
Sturdiness
.
.
.
and
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Up,
From
DAILY
EDITION
New
shipment
of
"Jack
and
Jills"
Family
shoe
store
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"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
EDITORIAL
TUESDAY,
NOV.
18,
1941
The
Army
"Has
Everything"
.
.
.
The
army
CAN
be
"sold"
to
the
people,
says
the
Prince
George
Citizen.
It
"has
everything."
It
has
better
opportunities
for
ambitious
men.
In
spite
of
the
uncombatted
publicity
of
the
air
force,
the
army
offers
greater
scope
for
technical
expertness,
and
offers
more
varied
and
useful
technical
education.
The
operations
of
the
army
require
more
executive
ability
and
greater
organizing
power.
For
the
man
in
search
of
an
interest,
even
the
infan
try
one
might
say
justly,
especially
the
infantry
of
today
offers
him
a
training
of
absorbing
interest,
varied,
technical,
co-operative,
co-ordinative,
to
an
extent
far
beyond
that
any
other
service,
or
any
civilian
industry,
can
offer.
dn
romantic
interest,
the
glorious
history
and
com
ing
importance
of
the
army
much
outranks
the
fine
but
necessarily
restricted
activities
of
the
others.
Many
of
the
disabilities
which
at
first
attended
enlistment
in
the
army
have
been
removed;
others
are
in
the
course
of
reform.
Let
the
young
men
of
Canada
make
no
mistake.
While
the
other
services
now
are
bearing
the
brunt
of
detensive
action,
the
Canadian
army
will
be
the
spearhead
of
the
Allied
triumph.
And
anyone
who
thinks
the
Canadian
army
cannot
be
"sold"
to
the
people
of
Canada
because
of
the
particular
color
of
its
uniform
or
because
of
past
failures
to
do
so,
not
only
misjudges
the
people
of
Canada,
but
also
fails
to
see
the
opportunity
to
do
a
grand
"selling
job"
with
the
finest
"merchandise"
in
the
world.
FOR
COUGHS
AND
COLDS
.
.
.
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BRONCHIAL
SYRUP
For
heavy,
tight
and
chesty
colds;
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AND
HONEY
Pleasant,
easy
to
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Children
like
It.
P
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s
.
,
50c
ORMES
VITAMIN
CAPSULES
A,
B,
D
and
G.
Tonic,
appetizer,
gfl
builder.
50
caps
Jj
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WAMPOLES
COD
LIVER
OIL
EXTRACT
$1.00
NEO
CHEMICAL
FOOD-
24-day
size
1tl"day
slze
IIII
50
caps
.
100
Caps
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Ormes
Ltd.
"Jfitt
Pioneer
Druqgists
THE
KEXALL
STOKE
PHONES
81
AND
82
Open
Dally
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12-2
p.m.
and
7
-
9
p.m.
Battery
Women
Keep
Up
Lead
Composites
Also
Winners
Yesterday
In
Y.
Wives
Bowling
One
Hundred
and
Second
Bat-,tery
women
kept
their
margin
of
leadership
in
"Y"
Wives'
Bowling
League
yesterday
afternoon
with
a
two
.games
to
one
victory
over
Scottish
while,
in
the
second
fixture
yesterday,
second
place
Com
posites
were
winning
two
games
to
one
over
Air
Force.
Individual
scoring:
102nd.
1
2
3
Peterson
-
126
219
230
Norton
98
126
149
Taper
-
50
75
Webster
151
134
132
Owens
-
132
134
Johnston
70
65
Handicap
85
85
85
Totals
651
778
78G
BLACKHEADS
Imply
dlieolve:
nd
dliappear
by
thle
one
elmple,
safe
and
euro
method.
Get
two
ouneel
of
peroxlne
powder
from
any
drur
etore,
tprinlde
on
a
hot,
wet
cloth,
and
apply
(tstly
every
blackhead
will
be
goB.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
NO
UNIONS
THEN
j
Historians
say
King
Cheops
of
Egypt
employed
100.000
people
for
twenty
years
to
complete
his
enormous
tomb.
Scottish
1
Rees
220
Carter
100
Davis
98
Low
Score
59
James
184
Handicap
150
Totals
801
Air
Force
1
Thomson
-
157
Read
47
Mopper
127
Vivien
50
Neal
123
Totals
549
Composites
1
Cowgill
72
Robinson
114
Sarginson
126
Warren
144
Pratt
122
Handicap
102
Totals
C80
as
follows:
COME
102nd.
Battery
12
Composites
8
Scottish
3
Searchlights
2
Air
Force
2
NORWAY
SONS
NOW
CELEBRATION
The
local
Sons
of
Norway
Lodfre
3
celebrated
its
eleventh
annlver-1
163
137
sary
as
well
as
the
occasion
or
135
131
Lief
Eriksen
Day
with
a
very
en-112
83
lovable
banquet
and
dance
last
70
65
Friday
night
in
Oddfellows'
Hall.
124
140
About
one
hundred
member.,
150
150
and
invited
guests
sat
down
to
a
754
"0C
j
Kaily
decorated
banquet
table
and,
2
3
after
a
brief
speech
of
welcome
by
203
128
(
the
president,
Oscar
Sather,
and
120
69,
old-time
Norwegian
dish,
rome-
120
173
grot,
was
served.
The
tables
were
112
94
attended
by
four
girls,
Magnhlld
159
103
storseth.
Astrld
Pedersen,
Ethel
714
547iKnutsen
and
Violet
Wick,
all
of
2
3
i
whom
dressed
In
Norwegian
na-
128
162
tional
costumes.
76
120
Pnntributine
to
an
accentable
105
98
j
pr0gram
which
followed
the
din-
139
69
ner
were
Peter
Lien,
with
piano
92
131
Soias;
Miss
Lois
Judge,
with
vocal
102
102
Soios,
accompanied
by
herself;
C42
082
.
Mrs
Antnn
rivhhnvn
with
vrvnl
The
league
standing
to
date
lsjSoios,
accompanied
by
Peter
Lien,
'
Oscar
Harveroy
with
humorous
2
12
;
stories;
sailor
songs
by
Nels
Gun-7
8
1
derson,
and
remarks
by
Rev.
J.
H.
9
3
Myrwang
who
told
of
Lief
Erik-4
2
sen's
adventures
and
accomplish-4
2
ments.
Almost
there!
But
we
still
need
a
last
extra
pull
to
reach
our
objective
in
the
War
Weapons
Drive.
The
situation
is
serious.
All
of
us
must
increase
our
pledges
to
buy-more
War
Savings
Certificates
recu-Iarly.
Our
fighting
OUR
OBJECTIVE
n
From
11
o.m.
until
2:30
am.
dancing
was
enjoyed,
music
belrrp
i
urovlded
bv
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
and
I
I
A.
C.
Cameron.
Nels
Gunderson
j
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies.
Another
feature
of
the
evening!
I
was
the
drawing
In
a
riffle,
Mrs.:
lOle
Stegavig
and
Mrs.
Paul
Steg-
!
t
.
1
L
1
t
11.
I
avig
oeing
me
winners
wmi
uc
kets
239
and
219
respectively.
The
committee
in
charge-
con-
j
slsted
of
Mrs.
Chris
Jensen,
Mrs.'
Oscar
Sather,
Mrs.
II.
Helland,
Nels
Gunderson,
Claus
Aune.
John
,
Fredheim
and
R.
Hundelde.
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not
puousi.ea
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displayed
by
the
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Control
Board
or
by
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Government
of
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Ccluafa
WANTED,
MEN
who
can
keep
qi.:e
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try
tnats
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with
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Homer
St
mi
men
need
the
weapons
of
war
need
them
at
once
they
must
be
provided.
We
can't
let
them
down.
Stop
wishing
for
a
short
war
get
busy
ami
shorten
it.
Push
the
sale
of
War
Savings
Certificates
wherever
and
whenever
you
can.
FOR
THE
DURATION
Prince
Rupert's
War
Savings
Committee-Chairman,
W.
R.
McAfee;
Secretary,
T.
W.
E.
Henry.
Vancouver
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TOGETHER
!
IS
NOT
GOOD
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RUPERT
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time
to
reach
its
objective
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