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line
in
Canada.
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and
fittings,
from
narrow-to
wide
widths
in
boots
and
oxfords,
in
brown
and
black.
Hartt's
Army,
Navy
and
Air
Force
Shoes
carried
in
stock.
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shoe
store
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APRIL
17,
1942.
EDITORIAL
New
Theatre
Here
.
It
is
satisfactory
to
know
that
steps
are
being
taken
to
meet
the
need
for
a
second
theatre
in
Prince
Rupert
It
is
generally
agreed
that
the
present
house,
good
as
its
service
may
be,
is
inadequqate
to
take
care
of
increased
demands
for
entertainment
particularly
entertainment
of
the
forces
who
have
become
such
a
large
portion
of
the
population
and
for
the
wholesome
diversion
of
whom
there
is
a
decided
lack.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
steps
now
being
taken
will
result
in
the
situation
being
met
with
some
measure
of
adequacy
and
with
a
minimum
of
delay"
i
Isolation
Hospital
.
.
.
The
establishment
of
an
isolation
hospital
in
Prince
Kupert
is
a
real
need
and
another
of
several
things
that
some
action
should
be
taken
about
right
soon.
With
increased
population,
contagious
diseases
are
becoming
more
common.
Yet
there
is
no
isolation
hospital
here.
The
practice
of
treating
isolation
cases
in
the
general
hospital,
it
is
agreed,
is
a
risky
business
even
under
the
best
of
technique
precautipns.
We
understand
that
it
is
within
the
power
of
the
hospital
authorities
to
refuse
admission
to
such
cases.
Why
they
have
hesitated
about
doing
this,
it
is
explained,
is
because
they
do
not
wish
to
risk
criticism
through
what
might
happen
to
the
cases
were
they
refused
admission
and
treatment.
The
hospital
might
feel
itself
morally
obliged
to
admit
such
cases,
when
no
other
accomodation
is
available
(although
we
fail
to
see
why
they
could
not
be
isolated
and
treated
at
home
or
wherever
they
originate)
but
it
might
run
into
a
situation
where
it
would
be
legally
responsible
if,
through
admission
of
such
cases,
legitimate
patients
in
the
hospital
were
to
contract
the
malady.
It
might
be
that
the
quickest
and
most
effective
way
of
getting
action
would
be
for
the
hospital
authorities
to
stand
by
their
legal
rights
and
refuse
to
admit
infectious
cases.
They
would
at
the
same
time
be
protecting
their
legitimate
patients"
If
the
really
responsible
authorities
are
delaying,
as
has
been
suggested,
in
the
matter
of
an
isolation
hospital,
it
is
about
time
drastic
steps
were
being
taken
to
force
them
to
take
action"
And
the
isolation
hospital
is
only
one
of
a
number
of
matters
affecting
the
health
of
this
community
which
many
feel
should
receive
early
attention.
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Kates
Qwtng
to
the
greatly
increased
traffic
on
the
northern
line
f
Canadian
National
Railways
it
has
been
found
necessary
to
ap-;
point
an
assistant
superintendent
for
the
line
and
H.
M.
Triplett.
who
has
been
chief
dispatcher
at
Smith
lor
win)
years,
ha
bean
promaWd
to
the
office
head-quartets
at
Satithecs.
W.
8.
Hem-son
has
arrived
from
Edmonton
to
take
up
fee
duties
of
Chief
De-spatobar
as
Smitoars.
His
family
will
soon
atawe
tram
Sdmonton
and
vm
reside
in
the
Millar
house
ob
Third
Avenue.
Uettt.
Pat
Bownay
and
Leading
Airesaftarnan
Jack
McDonnell
are
visiting
their
parents
at
amlthers
while
on
furlough
from
their
units.
Lieut
Downey
has
been
learning
to
fly
in
Saskatchewan.
Downey
will
now
go
to
Ontario
where
he
will
get
advanced
training
in
the
Harvard
fighters.
Broeet
Harm
and
son.
Billy
Haan.
who
have
been
employed
in
the
sonatruction
business
in
Prince
Rupert
for
some
time,
have
returned
to
their
home
in
Smithers
where
thjry
will
remain
and
will
engage
in
the
building
business
here.
I
OCEAN
FALLS
Tuesday
night,
with
a
view
to
opening
the
season
while
the
fine
weather
la&ls
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SM1THERS
EASTER
AT
KITSEGUKLA
Vyirj
FrtHn
Kituanaa,
Kftwan
col,
Kiisrbs
and
llaielton
KiWCGKTKLA.
Aaru
village
of
ki
ungues
piaamve
of
emer
party
of
off
tears
and
the
Church
Army
of
during
Raster.
VLaUejs
waacooL
Kitsaias
.Wesley
U,
Fine
spring
weather
is
bringing
Jos.
Messrs
out
the
softbaU
enthusiasts
here.
Every
evening
sees
the
play
ground
by
the
school
alive
with
young
men
from
the
new
dormitory
beside
the
Roman
Catholic
Church,
It
is
expected
that
a
local
league
will
be
formed
again
this
year.
The
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
United
Church
brought
the
winter's
work
to
a
successful
conclusion
on
Thursday
last,
when
it
held
the
annual
spring
bazaar
and
sale
of
worn,
nome
cooung,
etc.
Under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
IL
Collins
as
President,
this
organization
had
a
successful
season,
and
is
reported
to
have
made
about
$100
on
the
latest
venture.
it
and
HaMiloni
also
united
in
making
an
that
will
not
soon
be
forgotten
earvtee
of
praaar
and
were
heist
continually
from
Thursday
to
Sunday
in
the
United
Church
and
Salvation
Amy
hail
TDe
anarch
had
been
very
taste
fully
decorated
for
the
oeeaaum
with
Skater
lilies
and
daffodils.
Captain
P.
Season.
O.
Moon.
H.
Sinclair
and
H.
Wlliaou
Breached
at
the
various
services
and
the.
leading
of
th?
singing
was
in
the
hand
of
Mrs.
'CapO
at
Johnson.
Mrs.
(Capt.i
L.
WUitaou.
Oast
Sinclair
and
Lieut.
V
The
Good
Fridey
Sunday
morning
Jointly
conducted
by
the
Kttee-
gukia
United
CChurch.
St.
Psml'aJ
Church
of
Kltwanga.
and
the
Set-
jvatioa
Army,
the
three
i
limiting
in
worship
at
the
!
On
Oe
xl
Friday
the
'were
in
the
hands
of
Cant.
9.
The
Oeean
Palls
High
School
Almy
basketball
teams
arrived
home
AdJtnt
?:Km
safely
on
Monday
morning
from
f"00
Amy.
A
feature
watt
Prince
Rupert,
the
delayed
boat
ringing
of
two
numbers
bringing
a
tired
but
happy
crowd
l,
K11
Junior
choir.
One
and
all
declared
themselves
if
Urecled
entfHikuicaUy
appreciaUve
of
Jr"
.
the
Prince
Rupert
hospitality
and
I
5"r
"day
A
A
the
speakers
eu
sanstied
with
their
outing.
,
v
rwwn-
?nd
Per
Wale
of
the
Salvation
The
Ocean
Falls
Tennis
Club
Amv
Two
anthems
were
excel
-
held
ntly
rendered
by
the
Kitwanaa
its
onranlzation
organization
mMtin
meetlne
nr
on
choir
under
the
leadership
of
Oapt
S.
Bryant,
white
the
exceptionally
fine
voice
of
Mrs.
Bd.
ras
ieard
Walter
Wesley
and
Bert
Russell
mvztded
at
th
organ.
On
Ooed
Friday
evening
the
Kitsegukla
United
Church
committee
were
supper
hosts
to
the
visitors.
Easter
Monday
wes
given
aver
to
sports.
The
KJteegukla
LadiarAid
entertained
everyone
at
lunch
while
the
Krtaagukia
Athletic
duo
did
the
honors
at
dinner
after
the
ports.
The
day's
activities
ended
with
a
dance.
The
visitors
were
loud
In
their
praises
of
the
celebration
and
the
many
kindnesses
shown
them
by
the
people
of
Kitsegukla,
proclaiming
it
to
be
the
best
Easter
they
I
had
ever
enjoyed.
CANDIES
Visit
Our
Candy
Counters
'
Assorted
Candy
in
cello
bags.
Clean,
and
suitable
for
the
show
or
bridge
table
K'c
Needler's
Confections,
per
lb.
T.jc
Rowntree's
Assorted
Fruit
Pastille?,
per
lb.
30c.
Rowntree's
Clear
Gums,
per
lb
,
.
50c
Rowntree's
Black
Currant
Pastille,
per
lb..
5Uc
Neilson's
Chocolates
25c
and
50c
Alice
Blue
Chocolates,
per
lb
GOc
Moir's
Chocolates
r,0c,
75c
and
$1.00
Purdy's
Chocolates
1.00
am
$U(,
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Dally,
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8
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til
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
.
2
p.m.
and
7-9
p.m.
Kitsegukla
Has
Birthday
Party
Rauhert
a
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Walter
D
Wes
lay.
gaiearaled
hie
Meet
Mrahday
A
:
large
party
was
held
in
the
Com-nvtaity
Hall,
the
guesU
including.
msmms
au
we
ai
T
fMi
HutatH.
Kttwaag.
Kitwnii-hV'aeu
aad
akeeaa
CfMrUg.
MSg
v.
.un.
hnct
:
Aosua
u
-
1
fiurtn
lh
eveniAg.
thate
being
foMawed
by
a
u
we
mumhiu
music
oi
aVtualM
Weatas's
urehwesta.
A
buffet
supper
was
wed
and
a
featme
uf
tae
enlmwMt
evening
was
vhe
cutting
and
dtsetthuUng
to
iah
pmeat
of
a
sevs-(aced
birth
day
oake
Advertise
in
The
Daily
News
SKW
NEWS
FROM
EDMONTON
llrst
Anniversary
of
llruten
Clutkav
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Wesley
Celebrated
j
jjol'anfc
I
he
hell
lOehetmt
rV.raeswrtu
raawtms
KITSB8UKLA.
April
h-A
wy
;
Calgary"
lateer
whig
event
took
ptaat
mmw-1
i
the
viUage
of
Kitsejeufci
whan
Cvarles
ntrri
Wesia.
Wesley.
Interest
bu'
Limited
of
hj
aamrtad
drilling
fr
oil
in
the
jseasrhawa
ataa.
Uni-
derhrtm
ia
thlaty
mu
aurtheasi
jf
EdmontSB.
There
ate
day
night
dtrlllnrf
operations.
Comm'.uaoner
Daici
O.
Lamb
of
j
London.
England,
one
of
feae
Sal
vation
Araiy
attttaadlaa
taaaars.
spent
three
days
In
Edmonton
during
last
week-end
In
the
fonte
1
of
a
tour
of
Canada
and
the
Ual-)
tad
SUMs
in
connacUon
withMt-war
reconatructlon
plans.
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KC..
former
Baa-
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for
am
Onl.
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.
no
,c
won
Kirvr.ji
Thta
se-u
"rd
or
l
,
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There
haw
first
vice-president
and
general
men
mov
,
counsel
of
the
United
Orain
furlough
One
hundred
men
of
the
Bd
rnon
tmi
Fuiiiirrs
arrived
home
at
'.he
end
of
latt
vn--k
n
lesve
CSVtew
c&
AnU-dij,
being
KiW
dren
of
Nobody
wants
to
mako
a
"splash"
in
times
liko
these.
Yot
floor
coverings
v?!'J
wocr
out
and
must
bo
replaced
and
can
bo.
at
a
very
modest
outlay
when
you
chooso
Congoleum.
Thoso
enduring
rugs
offer
amazing
quality
and
boauty
yot
thoir
prico
is
ono
you
can
pay
without
a
patrU
otic
qualm.
Congoloum
Gold
Seal
3ug3
neod
no
fastening
a
brisk
rub-over
vith
a
damp
mop
keeps
them
spotless.
With
them
you
can
beautify
and
brighten
any
room
.
.
.
and
savo
money.
Thoy
aro
tho
timely
choico
of
smart
women
everywhere.
t,l
CONGOLEUN
AND
SAVE
AT
THE
SAME
TIME
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