r
ft-
NOVEMBER
21,
1941.
P
Whisky
1
nevc'
$
1.70
?s
oz
2.65
a
oz.M.05
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itiii
is
not
oub
.
:playcd
by
the
Ll--.
Board
or
oy
the
.:
'
ot
Bntish
Columbia
09
MILLS
ON
'
A
CAMEL
4
JZ
THE
;
BAZAAR
IS
Seagram's
SIIfrFSQFIII
A.
1V
c,rhier.
.
,
.
.
isten
TODY'S
Auxiliary
Yesterday
alternoon
the
Wo-
W.
Cripps
acted
as
Ml
Betty
Borland
sailed
last
i
-I'-egy.
tactics,
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
r
training
sub-
holiday
visit
to
Vancouver
and
Vancouver
Island.
mbmk
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
at
10:13
a.m.
over
CFPK,
1240
ke.
with
the
presentation.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
Ncvembcr
21.
1916
Capt.
Engdal
of
the
American
halibut
fishing
schooner
Liberty
brought
in
word
yesterday
afternoon
that
the
fishing
steamer
Roman,
owned
by-
the
B.
C.
Packers,
had
been
wrecked
on
Key
Retf
near
Wrangell,
Alaska.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
luncheon
was
f?r
a
consecutive
1
morning
from
a
holiday
trip
to
Thursday
won
by
Norman
Watt.
Vancouver.
meiMs
Auxiliary
of
st
a
n.ir
,.,.
Kenneth
Nesbitt
sailed
by
Ernest
Valentine
returned
to
thi
',.io-
P.
T.
ASS'N
IN
SESSION
8?
ftJ'cf'1?
At
Annual
FaL,The
war
savings
certificate
raf-
Miss
Joyce
Kielback
returned
to
Business
Meeting
Is
Followed
By
alc
or
St.
Andrew's
Woman's
'"e
yesterday
at
the
Rotary
Club
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tills!
proeram
Of
Entertainment
The
Prince
Rupert
Parent
Teachers'
Association
held
its
res-
Andean
CiUieflral
held
a
sue-
th
Prlnce
GeorBe
last
nteht
for
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
night
at
Booth
Memorial
Hi
t
cessful
fall
sale.
The
hall
was
Vancouver
to
take
up
future
resl-
morning
from
a
vacation
trip
to
school.
Mrs.
George
A.
Hill
pre-1
ly
da.onued
for
the
occasion
dcnce-
Vancouver.
His
daughter.
Miss
sided.
A
delightful
entertainment
1
i
mm
iiags
and
the
affair
was
'
Helen
Valentine,
.will
be
returning
followed
the
business
session.
vj-wicu
oy
ev.
j.
u.
uioson.
There
"bc,
u
uvi
next
wees.
Following
the
treasurer's
re-
'wai
a
record
attendant-
n
a
trip
East
on
medical
post-
Mrs.
W.
H.
Brett,
who
has
been
Novelties
Miss
Isobel
Brannan
receivinS
treatment
at
the
hands
F?ncy
Work
Mrs.
Robert
RartJ
ot
specialiste
in
Vancouver,
re-
leM,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Greer,
Mrs.
Nor-
turned
to
tne
city
rom
tne
south
man
Stewart
and
Mrs.
P.
A.
T
El-
on
tne
PrlIce
Rupert
this
morn-lis.
ing.
i
Men's
Store
O.
W
Pri
Pi
SHAreTfl
I.HV.i.HIH.!JJ.!JlIHTH
I
I
port,
whl:ih
showed
that
the
tele-
ceeds
were
well
in
excess
of
last
racJuate
work-
returned
to
the
provincial
Constable
E.
w.
Allen
phone
bridge
realized
about
$90,
.year.
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
0f
Smithers.
with
an
Insane
ca-
the
mpptlne
decided
to
make
don-
The
many
guests
who
called
rnomin8-
.
tlent
in
his
custody,
arrived
in
ations
of
$20
each
to
Booth
High
during
the
afternoon
were
re-
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
School,
King
Edward
School
and
celved
by
the
president.
Mrs.
II.
fAlex
sll)dair,
manager
of
the
the
interior
and
proceeded
to
Van-
Borden
Street
School
and
$5
to
3,
Meadows,
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gib-
Fisncrmen's
Co-operative
store,
C0Uver
on
the
Prince
George.
Seal
Cove
School
toward
the
pur-
son,
reiurnea
to
me
city
on
ine
rnnce
These
in
charge
were
Tea
Room
Mrs,
Rupert
this
morning
from
a
busi-
G.
P
Tinker
ncss
inP
10
Vancouver.
ana
Mr6.
L.
B.
Lambly;
Dourer
Mrs.
Thonas
Andrew.
Mlas
R
m
At
tne
P'nce
Rupert
Rotary
navies
u.
a.
E..
Mrs
R.
L.
Mcln-
luncheon
yesterday
it
was
an-
tosh
and
Mrs.
C
V.
Evitt:
servi-
nounced
trrat
Alex
Finnic
had
m
teurs
Mrs
W.
M.
Watts,
Mrs
F
aonaiea
n
811111
OI
1U
10
ine
J.
Skinner,
Mrs.
J.
E.
Whittles
5un's
Canadian
Fund
for
Air
Mrs.
F.
S.
Walton,
Mrs.
N.
M.
Car-
VicWms-ter.
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johneton.
Mrs
w
A.
McLean,
and
Mrs.
Yerbur??h.
IF
YOU
WANT
A
SUIT
THAT
WILL
MAKE-UP
WCLL-
WCAR
WELL
AN
0
KEEP
ITS
'
SB
also
MILITARY
CLOTHS
Officers'
Uniforms
Army
-
Navy
and
Air
Force
chase
of
library
books
and
sport
equipment.
Acknowledgement
was
made
to
Ormes
Diug
Store
for
assistance
In
the
holding
of
the
telephone
bridge.
The
treasurer
reported
the
association
has
received,
toward
a-sistlng
its
work,
a
donation
frotr,
the
Japanese
Women's
Guild.
Mrs.
Thomas
Dixon
reported
on
the
benefit
of
the
members
setting
up
study
groups.
It
was
decided
to
i
write
for
bulletins
rela.tive
to
it.
B.
F.
Smith,
general
manager
of
Lols
Thompson
and
MareaW!ndle
u.
v.
nnker.
!
President
P.
H.
Laizey
at
the
ie
ouoaK-rremier
uum
umus
with
Mrs.
J.
s.
BiacK
a:cooipany-
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
A.
H.
Keil-
Rotary
luncheon
yesterday
said
Co.,
is
a
passenger
aboard
the
ing
at
the
piano.
Kitty
Dixon,
who
back
and
Mrs.
A.
R.
Nichols.
his
attention
had
been
drawn
to
Prince
Rupert
today
returning
to
was
accompanied
at
the
piano
by
White
Elephant
Mrs.
Charles
tns
act
tha.,
a
subscription
list
Premier
alter
naving
Dcen
ior
me
ner
mother,
sang
several
songs.
Ellison
and
Mrs.
Hague.
for
a
retiring
present
to
Captain
past
month
in
Vancouver
on
com
Candy
Senior
Girls.
H.E.
Nedden
was
at
the
Canadian
pany
business.
Fish
Pond
Mrs.
Jack
Durran
National
office
for
anyone
who
and
Mrs.
Field.
wished
to
add
their
names
to
do
Capt.
McNaughton
and
S.
F.
Japan
s-
Stall
Mu
K.
LaiiiK
so.
Membeis
of
the
Rotary
Club
Boomer
sailed
last
night
on
the
Creek
as
well
as
Stewart,
B.
C.
Capt.
McNaughton
Is
stationed
here
as
representative
of
the
War-
t
..i
.u-
u
time
ShiDDine
Board
In
connec
,
All
view
ui
tutr
iiitb
maw
wic
-
-
In
the
evenins
an
eniwnhie
Prir.
Piir-r
Bn,
rinh
hiH
tion
with
ship
construction
at
tne
Nov.
21:'
K
tutt
u-a
srved
iier
the
dlr-
benefitted
several
times
from
be-
local
dock.
Mr.
Boomer
is
an
h.
86-year
old
':'
J3n
OI
F-
J-
Skinner,
assisted
in?
allowed
to
hear
from
inspector
iw
:
,.::i'X
3
Mil
thtw
N
v.
2!:
T
The
v
':ufnt
has
authc
in
't
in
to
omltj
;Tia
rH
I
hie
Vfliir
TOn
!
MIMY
D1SNEYS
'
are.
being
.
:he
mtn
of
the
cy
oceve
..ng,
ii.
Kivett
and
c.
speakers
imported
by
the
local
I.
Th?
Th?
chur
churh
n
boy3
boy3
waited
waited
Canadian
Canadian
Club,
Club,
a
a
donation
donation
was
was
1he
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
oiud
Si
rings
In
the
1ra,n!'8a-
.iia.
cain
1430
on
nle
:
,
.
Rnv,1
'"ore
PRIZES
OIT
AGAIN
.
Following
the
supper
mode
to
the
ladies'
organization
of
yesterday
referred
to
the
ccm-:rir:s
Cripris
auctioned
off
ar-
$25
from
th
lora!
luncheon
club,
munity
service
.nmmlttee
a
cam-1
Recently
a
dog
belonging
to
a
nro
a
so
omitted
Pollih
pjlctm
the
R-
F.
in
Eng
land
walked
two
miles
to
have
her
purple':
In
a
nest
whi-h
she
evacuated
under
a
Y.M.C.A.
hut.
England.,
ed'to
convex
Mis-.
S.
CThcimsdn
to
the
hospital
yrsteiday.
FUNERAL
NOTICE
The
funeral
of
the
late
J.
S.
Odegaard
will
take
place
tomorrow.
Saturday,
at
2
p.m.,
from
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
Chapel.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Jtmes
Smith,
Per.
Edward;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Orr,
ix.
and
Mrs.
F.
Smith
and
A.
H.
Watt
and
family,
city;
B.
Merryfield,
Prince
George;
L.
Ernest
Ferguson,
who
was
a
Mf
and
Mrs.
Ficd
Nash,
Terras;
recent
visitor
in
;he
city,
writing
j
Eunis
Edmonton;
Rcss
A.
'Bar-to
The
Dally
News,
says
that
onS(
Vancouver.
Prince
Rucert
Is
destined
to
be-
Central
corn
a
great
naval
base
for
the
A
RUsanko
and
C.
Richmond,
North
Pacific.
Terrace;
G.
S:.
Louis,
Prince
.
.
B.
Telkwa.
George;
H.
Widen,
Due
to
action
taken
by
the
Brit-
Royal
ish
government
a
large
increase
J.
B.
Harlnjy.
Var.oouVer;
Olai
in
the
price
of
rubber
products
T
'-irvik,
Edmonton;
W.
Hermann,
in
the
world
has
been
forestalled.
Juneau.
FLEECY'
SAFER
BATH
ROOM
TISSUE
Duncan
Miller
showed
moving
pic
tures
he
'had
taken
on
a
trip
from
Prince
Runert
to
Wrangell
and
up
the
Stlklne
River
to
Teleeraoh
Miss
E.
Heaps
and
the
Jaranese
might
care
to
associate
themselvis
Prince-
George
for
Vancouver.
These
pictures,
by
their
clear
rut
ladies.
Mti.
G.
interesting
detail,
gave
the
audi
ence
a
splendid
conception
of
what
the
country
in
these
remote
sections
looks
like.
Lei'T
in
the
evening
refreshments
were
served
by
a
committee
consisting
of
Mrs.
Braun
and
Mrs.
Oden.
10C0
PEIVCENT
CHIfilVELL
ifcles
left
over
from
the
bazaar,
The
lsdle3
recently
made
a
collec-
rlaint
that
the
hospital
ambul-(
chE'vV-d.
Ncv.
21:
0
Ea-i
;ttie
pioceeds
beig
swelled
further
"on
of
di??arded
woollen
articles
ance
wes
not
easily
available
for.sex
towns
collected
$33,750,000
in!
as
a
mult..
frcn
wh'ch
503
rounds
of
blankets
'hose
needing
ii
and
afsc
it
was
their
war
weapons
week.
Chigwell
er:
birn:
mr.nuf
-attired
for
the
found
with
deflated
tires
and
no
jr.ade
,ne
b2St
sha-.m
r.
n
si-;
DISCEKNINC.
CANINE
use
of
rtie
bembed
out
victims
in
driver
available
when
it
was
need-
sco.COO,
ten
times
i
:
target
figure.'
ARRIVES
OVERSEAS
A
cable
received
today
by
his
mother,
Mrs.
William
Brass,
an-!
nounces
the
safe
arrival
in
Bnt-
iain
on
November
14
of
Gunner
Martin
Van
Cooten,
formerly
of
the
102nd.
Battery
here.
He
is
still
in
service
with
the
artillery.
I
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
this
column
will
be
charged
for
..
tull
month
at
25c
u
wore
Kcotkuli
uance.
i.o.O.K
Hull,
..ov.
.
Catholic
Tea.
Mrs.
llankuwou,
Nov.
27.
Orange
Bridge,
November
27.
Masonic
Organ
Committee
Dance
Vov.
28.
Lutheran
Circus
Ba3aar,
Nov.
United
Bazaar.
December
4.
Oddfellows'
Dance,
December
5
Valhalla
Dance.
Metropoie
Hall,
Dec.
5.
102nd
Auxiliary
Tea,
Legion
December
6.
Scotch
Dance.
Nov.
29,
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Admission
35c-
All
Canadian
Union
Amalgamated
Kuikttng
Workers
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
Unit
No.
1
M
E
K
T
I
N
fi
S
First
and
Third
Wednesday
of
Each
Month
METROPOLE
HALL
Phone
151
lie
113
P.O.
Rox
57
This
auveru;emeni
is
not
puDllsi.ea
oi
displayed
by
the
Llquoi
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
WnmAn
fl
I'lecUon,
she
asserted,
that
Bri-dinS
Wwno
I!
Omcll
UIl
'tain's
productive
eftort
should
not
I1I
'
yet
have
cnabled
lihe
country
to
illusory
Lun
;fnKeent0Ilenslve
aot;on
on
me
'Incalculabic
Dancer"
Still
Theat-ens
Great
Britain,
Woman
Declares
con-
MOTOR
LEAGUE'S
KITCHEN
1
LONDON,
Nov.
21:
Viscount
Bennett,
former
Prime
Minister
of
LONDON.
Nov.
21:
0
Lady
Vio-
Canada,
presented
a
moblls
kltch-let
Bfrnham-Gariier
warned
Britons
en
for
the
services
o
the
Count-the
"illusory
lull"
in
Western
Eur-
e
of
Becsborough,
president
of
ope
has
brought
a
real
risk
of
the
Canadian
Women's
Club
in
forgettir?
the
"incalculable
dan-
London,
on
behalf
of
the
Ontario
ger
that
still
threatens
us."
Motor
League.
Addressing
a
conference
of
thel
Home
Counties
Women's
Literal-
I
The
entertainment
program
In-1
Association,
she
asked:
"Are
we,
eluded
a
birtterliy
dance
by
won
ica
Holtby
and
a
K?o
dance
by
POPULAR
STORY
prepared
to
strip
ourselves
to
the
"Bomber
Command,"
the
offi-bone,
to
throw
everything
we
love
cial
story
of
the
men
and
ma-and
prize
into
a
common
pool,
to
chines
who
fly
over
Germany,
al-share
and
bs
alike?"
ready
has
sold
more
than
1,000,-
It
was
a
grave
and
sobering
re-
000
copies.
The
ring
her
engagement
.
.
.
most
cherished
possession.
How
she'll
treasure
that
Blue
River
Diamond
.
;
.
her
token
of
love
appreciating
always
its
traditional
perfection...
design
and
brilliance.
An
exquisite
ring
of
guaranteed
quality
at
every
price.
Coronet
Wedding
rings
are
created
to
match
Blue
River
Registered
Diamond
Rings.
HMmrn
When
You
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
Dependable
PHONE
13
24-Hour
Service
at
Regular
Itates
YARDLEY
OF
LONDON
Once
Again
Britain
Del
vers
The
Goods
Yanlley's
Lavender
Water
c
an
Priced
from
DDI
to
?U
Tar7HcyTs
Perfume-
Qlft
Rft
Priced
from
MJv
and
?wv
V
(Odi.rs:
Frcesia,
April
Violets,
Orchis
and
Fragrance)
Vard'cy's"
Bond'
Street
Perfume
mn
p
Priced
from
$&V
to
Yanlley's
Dustins:
Powder
p-i
Priced
at
t)i
.OD
(Cdors:
Freesia,
April
Violets,
Lavender!
Yardley's
liond
Street
Dusting
Powder
0-3
qc
Priced
at
,
t?10t)
Yardley's
liath
Salts
Q-f
ns
Priced
at
.
?JLaD
(Odors:
Lavender,
April
Violets
and
Red
Roses)
Yardley's
Lavendomeal
04
qc
c
rft
Priced
from
t3dD
and
VJU
Yard
ley
Rift
Sets
for
Ladies-04
4
a
ohkx
nift
Priced
from
to
OlW.OU
Yardley
Gift
Sets
for
Jlcniii
',l'c.jji,&fc
on
c-a
Priced
from
,0
J.tiU
raaes
lid.
yjir
Pioneer
Druqgist
I'llE
REXALL
STORE
PHONES
81
AND
82
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
ID
p.m.
Sundays
ami
Holidays
from
12
-
2
p.m.
and
7-9
p.m.