1
FAOE
FOUR
Wedded
Quietly
Armistice
Day
Miss
Bertha
Mathilda
Kalus
comes
Biide
of"
Gustav
Swanson.
PROF.
WILD
DEAD
MANCHESTER,
Nov.
12:
9,
Be-
The
marriage
took
place
quietly
yesterday
at
the
manse
of
First
United
Church,
Rev.
James
A.
Donnell
officiating,
of
Miss
Bertha
Matilda
Kalus
to
Gustav
Swanson.
Witnesses
were
Mrs.
Jf
A.
Dcnnell
and
Miss
Ella
Maud
Meggs.
The
groom
is
a
steam
engineer
and
the
bride
has
been
a
stenographer.
j
RAY
FAVORS
CHESS
DOVER.
Nov.
12:
T
Chese
is
one
of
the
most
popular
games
uith
members
of
coastal
command
squadrons
of
the
RAF.
Stationed
at
isolated
places.
Prof.
Robert
Wild,
authority
on
skin
diseases
and
Emeritus
professor
of
Manchester
University,
died
here;
He
was
79.
I'lUStCITOBll
.
HMHr.
....
I
IAICUT
StlllNO
ECONOMY
BLADE
IN
THE
ItlTISH
EMPIRE
.....
Man
in
the
Moon
rZi
mThouid
keVn
trovP.-s
iroyers.
That
man
his
mmtth
shiik
in
should
snoura
keep
sreu
i
WW..
In
fairness
it
could
be
said
of
Hitler's
Germany
that
nowtiwere
else
does
one
meet
as
nice
a
class
of
people
in
the
prisons,
'
Waiter:
"Would
monsieur
pre
fer
French,
Spanish
or
Italian
cooking?"
,
Diner:
"I
don't
care
so
long
as
you
bring
me
a
soft-boiled
egg."
iher
,to
lnfant
3011
nrmi
fipiit
to
rvn
,
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
12.'
?
The
that.
You'll
need
it
when
you're
.iounn
casualty
list
issued
by
the
old
enough
to
travel,
Royal
Netherlands
Navy
contain-
j
ea
tne
names
of
25
officers
and
In
a
railway
carriage
a
countrv-
men
who
have
died
on
active
ser-
woman
remarked:
"Will
you
tell
vice.
CANADA'S
SMOKES
j
Her
fellow
traveller
handed
her
An
all-time
recojd
for
cigarette
retum
tk:k
and
she
threw
it
releases
in
Canada
was
recorded
out
tne
window.
Classified
ads.
get
results.
Phone
in
August
when
816.691352
were'
',Whv
did
vou
do
that?"
asked
98-
made
available
tor
ennrumntlrm
tfte
second
woman.
FAST
clean
W
CHEAP
SAFE
like
electric
light
There's
nothing
complicated
about
Electric
Cooking;
nothing
easier
to
operate
than
an
Electric
Range.
And
what
a
job
it
does;
holding
all
flavour
and
nourishing
values;
ending
waste
and
freeing
you
from
hours
of
kitchen
drudgery.
An
Electric
Range
costs
so
little
to
run
just
a
few
cents
a
day
and
does
away
with
the
mess
and
risk
of
matches
and
open
flames.
A
full
selection
of
models
for
every
size
family
is
now
on
display.
Come
in
and
choose
yours,
while
stock
is
available.
.-99
tTT-MH
REDW
SAYS:
"An
electric
range
will
supply
heat
for
cooking
but
War
Savings
Stamps
will,
supply
heat
to
beat
Hitler,
Turn
on
the
heat!
Buy
all
the
Stamps
you
canl"
R
ruxuxa
in
mmsazsmmm
m
Large
Shipment
of
NEW
COATS
Twice
a
Week.
ALL
NO.
1
GOODS!
Inspection
Invited.
20
Less
Than
Elsewhere.
30
years
ln
business
here
and
no
complaints.
GOLDHLOOM
"The
Old
Reliable"
ej
Bin!
un:
wammm
wn
atom
NOTICE
Those
desirous
of
PREMIUMS
for
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
will
kindly
leave
their
orden
with
us
on
or
before
Nov.
20th.
After
that
date
we
cannot
guarantee
Premiums
for
Christmas
delivery.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
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n
iTHE
DAILY,
NEWS
BTWBBDAY
CELEBRATE
ARMISTICE
(Continued
from
Page
One)
i
Scottish,
recited
"They
Grow
Not
Just
when
Mussolini
was
getting
'01f
ln
Imprwslve
manner.
Foi-wk
the
chairman
mt
tx.ikmo-
form
he
lost
"Reveille,
comrades
and
cleveq
supply
and
tw.
des-(lcomed
the
his1
freM.
introducing
the
Iwoguelft
me,
miss,
ticket?"
which
is
the
return
i
of
honor.
Col.
Peck"
and
Aiajc)r
McGregor,
who
were
acffded
an
ovation.
"For
They
Aid
Jolly
Good
Fellows''
was
sung
lustily
and-
hearty
cheers
given
"after
which
Scottish
pipers
paraded
the
banquet
hall
to
herald
the
guests
of
honor.
Due
reply
was
made
by
Col.
Peck
and
Major
McGregor.
Col.
Peck,
appearing
ln
the
old
uniform
of
the
last
war
and
look-
ring
very
fit.
voiced
the
pleasu-
ure'he
felt
at
being
back
once
more
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
re
called
the
amotions
of
taking
the
first
contingent
from
Prince
Ru
pert
to
the
First
Great
War
They
had
been
a
"fine
bunch
of
fellows."
Then
there
had
been
the
receptions
on
the
return
after
the
war.
"My
heart
was
in
Prince
Rupert
then
and
it
still
Is
now,"
declared
Col.
Peck.
"God
bless
you
all
and
thank
you
for
the
kindness
of
your
reception."
Major
McGregor
said
it
was
eighteen
years
since
he
had
last
"I'm
not
going
back."
attended
a
gathering
of
this
kind
'.Then
why
did
you
buy
a
return
In
Prince
Rupert.
He
had
seen
ticket?"
changes
since
comina
here
this
"They
told
me
it
was
cheaper."
time,
particularly
among
the
old
.boys.
It
was
also
for
him
a
great
The
composer
Rossini
was
in-
pleasure
to
be
present.
'credibly
lazy
and
his
managers'1
Following
the
saying
of
Grace
had
to
pred
him
constantly
to
tret
by
BLshoD
Rix.
full
Justice
was
Results.
On
one
occasion,
one
of
.done
to
a
fine,
hot
dinner
during
his
operas
was
scheduled
to
be
(which
gramophone
music
was
played
at
La
Seala.
On
the
morn-
provided
from
the
balcony
and
ing
of
the
opening
performance,
'
transmitted
through
the
hall
by
however,
not
a
note
of
the
over-'loud
speaker
with
G.
R.
S.
Black-jture
had
been
written.
The
mana-'aby
in
charge,
ger
of
the
opera
house
became1.
The
toast
to
the
Kins
was
re
majiui;.
ne
pieaaea
wiin
trie
com-,oser
to
complete
the
score.
But
i
Rossini
was
impervious
to
all
of
served
in
the
usual
manner.
An
impressive
touch
was
given
by
the
manner
ln
which
Major
McLen-
h
i
nlooc
A
f
linma
r-nvn
j
I
.
.,
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
uuu,c,
oci
cue
ana
un-
nan
oi
me
uanaaian
Scottish
disturbed,
he
remained
in
bed.
cited
and
offered
"The
Silent
jrinauy
tne
manager
decided
to
Toast"
to
departed
comrades
take
matters
into
his
own
hands.
I
Th
Tn.t
i.ut
With
the
help
of
a
few
husky
other
toasts
werer
stagehands,
he
kidnapped
the!
"Our
Guests."
nrnnospH
hv
w
a
composer
and
dragged
him
to
the1
Breen,
responded
to
by
City
Corn-opera
house.
There
he
imprisoned
missioner
D.
J.
Matheson.
him
in
the
UDDer
loft
of
tvm
Th
..
j
v..
theatre,
set
guards
over
him,
and
'Cripps,
responded
to
by
Comman-refused
to
release
him
until
the
der
A.
H.
Reed.
overture
was
completed.
Thus
aroused,
Rossini
went
to
work.
As
jeach
sheet
was
finished,
his
cau-
jtors
took
it
from
him
and
threw
it
HIGH
ON
TRANSFUSIONS
LONDON,
Nov.
12:
Xf
Albert!
Anson,
London
steam
pipe
fitter,
has
given
41
blood
transfusions
during
the
last
12
years.
PIGEONS
ON
BOMBERS
Some
bombers
carry
carrier
pigeons
for
use
in
the
event
of
ithelr
wireless
equipment
Is
PRE-XMAS
SALES
With
EVERY
SUIT
purchased
at
De
Luxe
Tailor
you
pet
ne
SILK
CKE.PE
SHIRT
to
your
own
measurements
FREE.
HART,
FREEDMAN
&
GABBS
CLOTHES
TO
MEASURE
DE
LUXE
TAILOR
"The
Army,"
proposed
by
G.
P.
Tinker,
responded
to
by
Lieut.
Col.
S.
D
Johnston.
out
of
the
window
to
the
copyists
'responded
,r.
S.
Blackaby.
to
by
'
.
waiting
below.
,ML
n
r
ti,.-
SPEED-UP
BY
MOVIES
j
LONDON,
Nov.
12:
fi
Because
,mock
gas
raids
have
shown
civil-jians
are
clumsy
and
slow
donning
j
their
respirators
the
Ministry
of
iiiome
security
has
produced
a
I
;fllm
on
care
and
fitting
of
masks.'
The
fine
spirit
of
co-operation
existing
between
the
services
was
emphasized.
Following
the
responses
to
the
toasts,
there
were
community
SORE
BACK?
It
may
be
your
kidney.
Gin
Pills,
the
widely
known,
reliable
kidney
remedy,
help
bring
relief
by
'eliminating
pain-causing
toxic
wastes.
Money
back
if
sot
satisfied.
Ipillsj
Rtfular
40
PlUt.
Urn
tUt,
M
PSIt
(In
tht
VS.
uk
for
"CIno
PMO
mi
;.:
a
:
:
.
a
km
eb
m
nvBcvswMi
I
FOR
YOUR
GIFTS
g
and
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING
II
go
to
the
j
VARIETY
STORE
5
"."B';
ar
:
mim
m
bi
a.t
a
i
bxbs
bS
When
You
Want
GOOD
TAXI
SERVICE
Call
235
Taxi
Proprietor
O.
Klldal
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
S14
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
songs,
led
by
J.
.S,
Wilson
withl
Charles
P.
Balagno
presiding
at'
the
piano.
(Another
interesting
feature
was
the
presentation
by
J.
S
Wilson
of
a
past
president's
medal
to
Iny
mediate
Past
President
H.
A
Breen.
Mr.
Wilson
ooncratulated!
the
local
branch,
on
behalf,of
,the
provincial
command,
ori
'the'
ex-'
cellence
of
observance
of
Remcm-.
brance
Day
In
Prince
Rupert,
nam--
life
particularly
O.
W.
Cripps
for1
nis
line
woric
or
organizauon.
Mr.
Wilson
announced
total
collections
of
$474.75
$390
from
street
tagging.
$31
from
the
forts,
and
$53.75
from
the
schools
as
a
re-
cult.
f
Pnnnu
Tit
tinvne
Tn
mmv
v
a
wuj
tan
i
iUOi
All
the
Remembrance
Day
window
I
dressing
competition,
first,
second
ana
mira
prize
winners
were
announced
respectively
as
being
Mc-
Rae
Bros.,
W
F.
Stone
and
Annette's.
Speaking
on
matters
con
cerning
the
Legion,
Mr.
Wilson
reminded
the
members
of
the
se
rious
responsibility
which
veter
ans
of
the
last
war
still
had
to
maintain.
He
urged
the
impor
tance
of
attending
a
irener.il
meeting
next
week
when
the
Ques
tion
of
Canada's
war
effort
would
be
discussed
including
that
of
re
cruiting.
Other
speakers
included
BishoD
G.
A.
Rix
who
gave
a
humorous
talk,
and
Bishop
E.
M.
Bunoz.
who
called
for
united
action
in
the
war
effort
to
the
end
that
the
aggressor
might
be
brought
finally
to
his
knees
and
the
world
be
saved
from
new
madness
and
ter
ror.
Musical
Selections
Musical
selections
included
fine
vosal
solos
by
Ronald
Brld'gett,
accompanied
by
Clare
Davis,
bag
pipe
solos
by
Pipe
Major
Ian
Dun
can
of
the
Canadian
Scottish,
vo
cal
solos
by
Private
Fred
McDon
ald,
accompanied
by
Sergeant
Bob
Townsend.
a
notable
recitation
nf
Jessie
Alexander's
"Coronation'
Crowds"
by
Major
McLennan,
pop-1
ular
songs
by
Eddie
fPoo)
Rell.
solos
by
Piper
Alex
Ollphant
and
J.
A.
Teng.
Before
bringing
the
proceedings
to
a
close,
Mr
Breen
extended
thanks
to
the"
artists
and
entertainers
as
well
as
to
President
Jack
Preece
and
his
band
of
helpers.
The
committee
responsible
for
the
successful
arrangement
of
the
banquet
consisted
of
O.
W.
Cripps,
Neil
Cameron
and
J.
J.
Judge.
BUT
HATE
THE
NAZIS
There
are
23.000.000
Americans
of
German
descent.
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
pinFseal
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all-the-year-round
payroll
ln
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
THIRD
AVE.
10
STUDIO
SETS
3
pieces,
in
latest
models
and
$QQ00
$QQ50
colors
....
OV
to
t
3
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
priced
$A0O
$
Qff
from
..
1
O
to
J.4t)
2
USED
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
ST....
'42V4900
SO
MATTRESSES
priced
$Q00
$rtft50
from
&
to
Li
Li
24
HOOKED
RUGS
$25
1
at
2
ENGLISH
CHINA
DINNER
SETS
$AA50
$A50
at
Ail
U
and
M
JJ.
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BLACK
321
4r
llJIniQLtttt
TANKS
Never
brfore
ha
Individual
thrift
Wn
to
ilol
a
fi-w
,
To
overwhelm
the
enemy
ami
haiten
a
victorious
Ernprremust
havca
nHxlern.8mth
runniiw.lu.nl
iunu,
r
?
i
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,v
machine.
But
such
a
machine
cannot
l
i,ilt
wul,,,,,,
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v.
...
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wirul.
TTnt;t
il.T-
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i
w.....
ni
it
nun
make
r;rnonal
thrift
your
watchword.
atcli
your
tpendinfr.
Build
up
a
reserve
of
fighting
dollar
out
of
nirrent
earning.
Save
for
victory.
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book
will
htlp,,,,,,,
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Iloy.l
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lucriDO,
bow
K,
tr,
k)
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umnl
liruirli.
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Canada
Elio's
Furniture
Store
J
Work
Boots
DEPENDABLE
MAKES
SUCH
AS
CHRIST
VALENTINE,
GREB
AND
TILSOMJERC.
TlrwWc
IJnill
Will,
Slurclincss
.
.
.
and
Priced
Up.
From
New
shipment
of
"Jack
and
Jills"
Family
shoe
store
ltD,
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
A
Deposit
Will
Hold
These
Articles
Until
Christmas
5
Only
Twin
Sets
$14.00,
$1C50,
$21.50.
SC2.50,
SUM
3
Gladstone
Bags
SO
00
and
SlW
1
Fortnight
Case
$22.00
I
Lady's
Fir
-a
.
SJl-JJ
3
Wardrobe
Trunks
$220,
$32.00
and
SJ6.M
6
Trunks
513.50,
$15.00
1
Stcamn
T-
"
ik
MJ
30
Overnight
Cases
$2.50,
$3.50,
$1.00,
55.25
and
22
Knit
Pnsps
r.n
et
Kh
i
(10.
S5.25
and
SW'
V-."w,
V"'""t
V
...ft
4
3
Letter
Cases
$13.50
and
$1"
Are
you
burning
the
proper
kind
of
coal?
Ask
for
the
free
services
and
advice
of
our
qualified
fuel
experts.
Wc
arc
prepared
to
fill
your
coal
needs
now
at
lower
prices
from
stock
on
hand.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Importers
of
Cement,
Lumber
and
all
Kinds
of
BUILDING
MATERIAL
why
wny
not
not
fay
lay
in
In'
a
a
stock
swkk
or
of
coal
coat
now
now
for
ior
the
"'c
win1"
,n
'
Piinvn
iir
rllONE
JOHN
M:
S.
LOUBSER
B.A.
(Cantab.),
D.C.
CHIROPRACTOR
J.
Bouzek,
TAILOR
LADIES'
and
GENTS
Best
Materials,
WorkmP
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Phone
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