HiIDAY
NOVEMEER
H
1941.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BAZAAR
IS
US.
SUBMARINES
KEEP
A
SHARP
LOOKOUT
BIG
EVENT
tVomtn
Auxiliary
Of
Canadian.
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oi
itw
Canadian
id
.s
jnnual
fall
bazaar
lu-uy.
1he
tea
room
was
c.iins
the
afternoon
and
e
a
jjtntous
aUend-;
.,
j
tu
the
Interest
talc-v
n
Jie
J-ejrton
ven-.li.
William
Rcthw.el,
oi
the
auxiliary
receipt
jblcs
were
centred
with
uji.ar
Remembrance
yj
ely
celebrated.
...y
Sjre
bperated
by
he
Lsgicn
proved
a
a
cs
did
dafulng
n
evening
with
Mrs.
J.
S.
,
-
Qi
rt
Cameron
provld-TiiLs?
responsible
for
departments
were:
r
ivenor,
Miss
Bea
serviteurs
and
assist-h
..ry
cunllh
jr.,
Mrs.
Mis.
John
Lawrle,
a
Elinon,
Mrs.
William
W
R.
Overend.
Mrs.
wii)
and
Mrs.
William
..is;.
Mrs.
Annie
Tay-i
William
Brass;
cash-I
G
C.
Wilson;
fortune
mi
bet
i.
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:-
Mrs.
Barber
and)
Boulter
sr.
and
Mrs.
sr.
Hct
C
Mrs.
Jack
Bond
and
tf
He
Smith
ir.
Pc?
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L
Wide.
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7.
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the
list
of
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Wright
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Anderson.
Miss
Edrth
Candy.
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D:
awing
Mrs.
Jack
;
i.3
Mrs.
Nesbit
Hal..
Ul.s
Dolly
Smith..
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lucky
tickets:
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by
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by
Mrs.
Barber.
No;
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Donateo
oy
Miss
Gan-i
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r
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c
Mrs.
Bill,
No.
38.
I
Sweater
Donated
by
.
wan
by
Mrs.
J.
Preece,
Apples
Donated
by
Mrs.
McCaffery;
by
Mrs.
W.
RothwelL
18L
Eleventh-
Djnated
by
Airs.
Annie
Llpsett
Co.;
.
v.r
by
Jack
Judee.
iNa.
51.
No.
604.
V-
Oz.i
Set
Donntprt
hv
M1
Twelfth-
Canadian
Co.;
Edith
Neuson,
jno.
Ninth.
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nu-
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Twentieth-Mirror.
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Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
Nov.
21,
1916:
Emperor
Franz-
j
Sight
cf
a
submarine
at
sea
these
days
is
plenty
of
cause
to
view
with
alarm,
but
this
one,
photographed
off
the
.New
England
.
coast,
is
one
of
the
United
States'
newest
undersea
boats,
the
U.S.
S.
Grampus.
She
is
speeding
along
on
the
surface,
all
pf
her
299
.
'of
length
above
water,
bottom.
That
gun
is
a
three-inch
-anti-
aircraft
gun.
Lieut.-Com.
Edward
S.
Hutchinson,
top
left,
Is
skipper
of
the
Grampus.
A
submarine
is
not
built
for
fighting
on
the
surface.
She
is
not
intended
to
swap
punches
wltti
surface
ships,
so
she
must
be
constantly
on
the
alert
when
travelling
on
the
surface,
lor
a
speedy
destroyer
could
make
short
work
pf
her.
Hence
there
can
be
no
let-up
of
vigilance
when
a
sub
comes
up
for
air.
This
lookout,
top
right,
is
sweeping
the
sea
with
his
binoculars
from
the
conning
tower
of
the
UJ5.S.
Grampus.
Note
slenderness
of
the
craft
towards
the
bow.
Hugh
Ferguson,
WV,
'
Tl-I.
I-'1
.NO.
1207.
-a-
$5
cash;
D.
Nickerson,
320
if
vei
tray,
Northern
B.
C.
?rCt
CJ
Mrs
A.
Jnhnmn
Mr.
1X5
'
Sever.t!)
Mrs
Pavlllkls,
No.
908.
5'50
Stetson
hat.
S:"'
N:nkerson:
w-
McFadyen,
1179,
(407
407
No.
Dolly
Smith;
D.
Elio,
1205.
I
-12
lbs.
coffee,
Edward
Silversides
Bros.;
Elsie
Huston,
Lottie
and
her
gang,
No.
645.
Twenty-Third
Man's
sweater,
-9
lbs.
coffee,
W.
H.
Acme
Clothing
Co.;
F.
W.
Chand-
...
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-
1
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IT
1
DI1
'
by
Jack
Judge
No.
13
MaiKin
to.
uia.;
oam
awiwwu.
u.
.
.:
Jlunauri
hv
mi
No.
768.
lnty-rounn-uox
ui
appi,
:
-z
o
Mrs
h
M.K-aw
wn
n
Thirteenth
5
lbs.
tea,
McMee
Grand
Drauinir
'
kin's
Brokerage;
P.
Rowe,
No.
501.
Lean,
No.
1412.
R
.:ash'
uinnpr
.r
m
.Fourteenth
1
case
Borden's
I'Mkc:
Nf
mi
milk.
F.
E.
Hunt
Ltd.:
K.
Skar-
W.
fer.d-
$15
cashr
Mrs
.1
v.
land.
No.
1245.
No.
555.
30
No
814.
Fifteenth
1
case
Pacific
milk,
Twenty-Sixth
Clock,
A.
E.
ire-
n
-
..n
..
..
.
.
T..ifi.
win,
-
w
n
Mar
shnro.
and:
Artnur
uusnman.
no.
n.
Sixteenth
50
lbs.
sugar,
Mussal-
Legion
lem
Economy
Store;
Mrs.
Vukq-vlch,
No.
380.
Seventeenth
$5
fhtindlsp.
Variety
Sixth.
-Corree
table.
Gordon
Boulter.
No.
328.
worth
mer-Store;
Tom
Eighteenth
One
ham,
swm
S.
C.
Thomson
&
Son;
Mrs.
Mac-
Twenty-Fifth
50
lbs.
flour,
G.
Prizes
await
claimants
at
the
)
Nineteenth-One
ham,
Burns
&
Joseph
of
Austria
died.
Austro-
The
ine
A.
T
l4
Hfre
T
.ntilo
FfUmr.
107.
fcJ
.
-i
Army.
British
hospital
ship
Bri
by
the
I
Liquor
Control
Board
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
or
by
the
Governmeni
wi
pet
STRICTLY
AMERICAN
By
RAY
PEACOCK
Associated
Press
Staff
Writer
to
be
desired.
Fruits
and
headquarters
of
the
Rumanian
1st
tables
were
limited,
potatoes
wtie
uiiKitown,
meat
naa
to
dc
':t
&
Cd
M,
or,lc,..,
w
':
Furniture
Ltd.;
Mrs.
J.
Gain,
No.
tannic
tannlc
sunk
sunk
bv
by
submarine
submarine
in
thi
the
heavily
spiced
to
preserve
it
and
M
'u..
on
coi-
minrtiu
nf
1
1
mn
make
it
palatable.
It
is
easv
to
ie..u
-Hulf
ton
coal,
Albert
Twenty-First
Silk
cushion.
Wiss
-wounded
soldiers
aboard
saved.
Bflr.-M.i
I
but
the
"All-American"
menu
J
might
include
oysters,
which
were
'
known
in
the
new
world
as
well
as
the
old.
i
One
would
have
to
omit
coffee
from
the
dinner,
for
Dr.
Wiss'en
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
21:
(AP)
If
credits
origin
to
Arabia
and
how1.
Christopher
Columbus
had
set
be-fit
mostly
comes
from
Brazil.
Cran-l
fore
Ferdinand
and
Isabella
a
berries,
without
which
ho
ChtisM
Christmas
dinner
such
as
can
be'
mas
dinner
is
complete,
early
v
ere
prepared
from
native
North
Amer-1
known
around
the
Arctic
Circle.
lean
foods,
his
glory
would
have!
Much
of
Dr.
Wissier's
knowl-j'
been
much
greater.
jedge
of
food
lore
comes
from
thej
best
of
foods
in
1492
left
Indians,
with
whom
he
has
lived
Tor
prolonged
periods
during
the
past
40
years.
About
them
he
has
written
many
books.
forget
that
Columbus
merely
was
6r(lllZ6
OllC
S
er
route
to
the
spices
of
Asia.
He
was
the
Douglas
Cprrigan
of
the
15th
century.
And
while
Columbus
never
knew
of
the
vast
variety
of
new
and
healthful
North
American
forxli
Dr.
Wissler,
dean
of
the
scientific
'start
of
the
American
Museum
of
Natural
History
in
New
York.
'
One
could,
if
looking
for
a
theme
for
an
Christmas
dihne-'
this
year,
follow
Dr.
Wissier's
"All-American"
menu
one
as
good
to-
cado.
For
a
fish
course
(fcodfish.
For
the.
piece
de
resistance
tur
Sense
of
Humor
Don't
Be
Bored,
Tired
and
Languid
That's
What
Hitler
Wants
Jt
"
'
KETTERING.
Nov.
21;
Lt.
Vu
world's
m.
dinner
.
ui
u,
table,
the.
subject
Ui.
D..,.,y
ctu.-
S
Clark
i,b!rb,l"!ytutoentary
private
secretary
to
the
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty,
in
a
speech
here
told
Britons
this
is
what
they
should
do
this
winter:
Reply
"Oh
Yeah"
ito
anyone
who
i
says
Germany
will
crack
suddenly
!
or
is
short
of
oil.
Read
the
astro-losers
for
fun,
not
profit.
concentrate
a
mile
more
on
day
as
it
was
439
years
ago
whenVork(
CUlt
0ut
the
dope
of
wishful
It
first
would
have
been
possible.jthlnking.
Cut
down
the
grousing.
All
the
Frills
j
Fertilize
the
sense
of
humor.
For
appetizers,
there
could
bewhen
you
feel
bored,
languid
and
pineapple
or
tomato
Juice.
For
weary
remember
that
Is
how
Hit-soups,
beans
or
corn.
You
could
ler
hopes
you
feel.
maice
your
.saiaa
,oi
Jerusalem
ar-J
tichokes,
diced
pineapple,
or
avo-
GRANDMAS
SAME
ALL
OVER
CAPE
TOWN,
Nov,
21:
K
Mrs.
Jan
Christian
Smuts,
wife
of
the
key,
with
a
dressing
made
tasty
prime
minister
of
South
Africa,
by
roasted
chestnuts
and
wild
rice.
'
was
unable
to
fulfill
any
engage-Add
tomatoes
In
any
form,
sue-
mcnts
for
a
week
or
two
as
she
cotash,
white
potatoes,
cornbread
was
in
quarantine
for
scarlet
with
maple
syrup,
pumpkin
pie
fever
from
which
two
of
her
and
hot
chocolate,
and
what
more
daughters
and
their
families
were
would
you
want?
suffering.
Dr.
Wissler
even
.throws
in
some
,
frills
popcorn
balls,
credited
in
TRAINLESS
TOWNS
1
origin
to
the
American
Indians;
Some
48,000
American
commun-peanuts,
guava
Jelly,
tobacco.
Yes,
ltles
are
entirely
dependent
upon
;anrl
If
one
wants
to
stretch
it
a
motor
trucks
for
their
supplies.
FILINGS
!
IN
PORK
Danes
II
nt
On
Sabotage
Give
Nazis
Something
To
Chew
On
.NORWICH,
Eng.,
Nov.
21:
Oi
Danes
filled
cases
of
pom
.on-signed
to
Germany
with
meial
filings,
said
R.
S.
Hudson,
minister
of
agriculture,
describing
con
ditions
in
occupied
Eumpe,
ia
a
speeeh
here.
He
based
his
remarks
on
Information
from
lha
Ministry
of
Economic
Warfare.
The
metal
filings
were
an
example
of
.sabotage'
by
the
Danes,
who
were
compelled
to
send
all
their
exports
to
Germany.
Mr.
Mho
war.
SANDBAG
WAR
ART
LONDON,
Nov.
21:
O
Unique
in
an.
exhibition
of
painting
and
sculpture
was
a
picture
of
an
air
raid
rescue,
painted
at
six
o'clock
in
the
morning
after
the
raid
by
Noel
Syers,
an
artist
in
a
civil
defence
unit,
using
a
sandbag
for
his
canvas.
,
point,
native
bicarbonate
of
soda!
lJS
21
(Replacing
the
traditional
Breton
Turkey's
Start
The
turkey,
says
Dr.
Wlss-er,
fSLTTf
X
c
originated
in
Mexico,
wasn-t'mlm:
by
the
Conquistadores
to
Spain.
!!""
Tt
JSL
!
found,
its
way
to
England,
-v
w
v
t
wivoocTa
licit?
uy
d
and
Free
French
padre
in
the
presence
rHPIQTM
AC
f'm
of
AdmiraVMus
white
potato
originated
In
Peru
-
land
had
a
similar
odyssey.
There
Nickerson
&
Co.
Ltd.;
J.
Judge,
,
SWeet
potato.
Dr.
Wissler
asserts.
Available
Among
Native
Prod
ucts
of
Continent.
ftl
all
Jwitnigt
Wm1
tDtMHTCn
TO
M0tr
inn
IARGEST
StLlINC
ECONOMY
BlADE
IN
THE
BRITISH
EMPIRE-
Mwauniic'uu
tyhen
You
Want
GOOD
TAXI
SERVICE
Call
235
T
axi
Proprietor
o.
Klldal
VERY
GOOD,
EDDIE
Eddie
Cantor
in
his
youth
was
a
singing
waiter
in
a
Coney
Island
beer
garden.
cusiiio
MALE
HELP
WANTED
CALENDAR
and
Advertising
Specialty
Sale
.-man.
full
or
part
time,
exclusive
territory,
highest
commissions,
start
immediately,
year
contract
Apply
Box
521.
Lonujii,
Ontario.
"Hril)
WANTED
Hudson
said
Danish
farmers
have
WANTED
Smart
boy
with
wheel
had
no
oilcake
for
months,
even
for
dairy
cows.
There
was
no
prospect
of
them
getting
any
until
after
the
war.
'
In
Holland
finest
strains
of
bulbs
had
been
bought
up
by
the
Germans
and
ground
down
into
coffee
substitute.
Dutch
farmers
were
short
of
fertilizers
they
had
!lss"than
40
percent
of
normal
Uipplles
and
les-s
than
70
percent;
'of
normal
supplies
of
n'trogen:
f
In.
Belgium
the
food
shortage
j
was
so
ai:ute
seed
potatoes
were"
''dug'
cut
at
nlf.be
by
hungry
villagers
last
spring.
Guards
had
to
iM
posted
In
the
fields
to
stop
.It
his.
Much
of
the
livestock,
nartl-
cuiany
pigs
ana
poultry,
naa
Deen
taker!
away
by
the
Germans.
.
In
lYance
the
bullock-fattening
I
industry
of
Sois.sons
and
St.
Quen-i
lln
had
been
destroyed
because
the
best
animals
had
been
re-.
moved
to
Germany
and
could
not
be:
replaced.
Oilcake
was
non
existent
and
sugar
beet
residues
only
half
what
they
were
before
as
messenger
age
16-17,
at
least
two
years
high
school,
wages
$55
month,
good
opportunity
for
advancement.
Apply
iwn
handwriting.
Box
177
Dally
News.
WANTED
A
Middle-aged
lady
for
housekeeper.
Phone
J41
for
particulars.
(272)
WANTED
Girl
for
general
housework.
Phone
309.
(278)
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
SEALED
TENDERS
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
until
noon
on
Thursday,
November
27,
for
the
purchase
of
the
Gasboat
"LIEF,"31x8x3J;
powered
with
a
15
h.p.
Sterlirig
engine
recently
completely
overhauled
and
including
six
spool
Swan
troller
gurdies,
anchor
winch,
anchors
and
chains
arid
trolling
gear.
The
boat
throughout
in
good
condition!
May
ie
seen
at
McLean's
Seal
Cove
.
Ways.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms
strictly
cash.
Norman
A.
Watt,
Administrator
oi
the
Estate
of
Harald
K.
Svendsen,
deceased.
FOR
SALE
Electric
range,
SwV-
Ray
lamp,
General
Electric
r-dlo,
6hort
and
long
wave.
Everything
like
new.
Ajply
32
Eleventh
and
Water
Street
after
1p.m.
:'
FOR
SALE
7-room
fum'ished
house,
and
on
same
lot
3-room
furnished
shack.
Phone
Blue
737.
.
FOR
SALE
Small
open
-
front
heater,
child's
cot,
child's
sleigh,
Hotpoint
flat
iron.
Phone
Red
232
after
6:30
p.m.
!
FOR
SALE
Bargain
for
.cash,
Heintzman
Upright
Grand
Piano
with
player
attachment.
Box
176,
Dally
News.
(27S)
FOR
SALE
1935
Dodge,
D.
U.
Sedan.
Excellent
condition.
Cheap.
Phone
Red
398.
'
(tf)
FOR
SALE-Single
bed,
spring
and
mattress.
Used
.only
two
months.
Blue
338.
.
."
FOR
SALE
26
ft.
fishing
boat
,
with
poles
and
gurdies.
Apply
Max
Marx,
New
Masset.
(275)
'
J.
Bouzek,
TAILOR
LADIES'
and
GENTS'
Best
Materials,
Workmanship
Second
Ave.,
two
doors
from
Broadcasting
Station
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
Sit
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
'
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
SPECIAL
REDUCED
WINTER
EXCURSION
FARES
Including
AH
Meals
and
Berth
Accommodation
I
TO
VANCOUVER
AND
RETURN
I
From
PRINCE
RUPERT
QOit
A
A
P'us
From
Port
Simpson
$39.75
Plus
TaxiJ)ODUU
Tax
(Reduced
Rates
Fare
and
.
one
half
also
apply
to
Vancouver
from
Intermediate
points).
(Five
years
of
age
and
under
twelve)
Half
Fare.
Tickets
on
Sale
from
November
15,
1941
to
February
15,
I91t
Good
to
return
up
to
March
15,
1942.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert.
Ar
Vancouver
S.S.
CATALA
EverTuesday
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
.
.
a.m.
S.S.
CARDENA
Every
Friday
10:30
pjn.
Monday
an,
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
'
Prince
Rupert
Agent
(FRANK
J.
SKINNER)
Third
Ave.
Phone
51
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
4
V
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t
:
,