lots
or
gadokts
About
300
engine,
navigation
and
communication
instruments
are
needed
to
operate
a
big
bombing
plane.
urn
maiia
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5
SLEEPERS
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$
SNOW
SUITS
mum.
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FOR
CARTRIDGES
Th?
typical
household
bronze
door-hinge
contains
enough
copper
for
4.178
rounds
of
.50
calibre
:artr
dges.
m
UNDERWEAR
HOSIERY
PARKAS
the
NEW
VICTORY
Warm!
In
Peoples
Store
Warm
Children's
Night
Wear
Complete
stock
and
varied
selection
of
children's
warm
winter
sleeping
wear.
Keep
them
comfortable.
Sleepers
in
sizes
2
to
8
and
Pyjamas
in
sizes
2
to
14.
At
usual
prices
that
youll
find
generally
mean
a
saving.
VESTS
PANTIES
COATS
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
THIRD
AVE
Next
to
Ileilbroner's
Phone
CLUE
907
Mail
Orders
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rilled
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$40.00
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Lefl
Regular
Price
$125
to
$175.
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FOXES
AND
COATS
25
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from
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WILL
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT:
MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY
and
FRIDAY,
7
pjn.,
stopping
at
all
stations.
WEDNESDAY
and
FRIDAY,
10:30
a.m.,
stopping
at
principal
points.
TERRACE
LOCAL
Dally
except
Sunday.
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pin.
INCOMING
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ARRIVE
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FRIDAY
and
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10:30
p.m.
THURSDAY
and
SATURDAY,
7
p.m.
TERRACE
LOCAL
11:20
ajn.
Daily
except
Sunday.
AIR
CONDITIONED
SLEEPING
AND
DINING
CARS
ON
ALL
TRAINS
REGULAR
STEAMER
SAILINGS
TO
KETCHIKAN,
OCEAN
FALLS
AND
VANCOUVER
For
full
information,
etc.,
call
or
write
R.
S.
GREIG,
City
Passenger
Agent
528
Third
Avenue,
Phone
200,
Prince
Rupert,
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
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&
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Storage
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Ltd.
imiTISH
COLUMBIA
The
world
s
rnUUM-
bomber
u
the
Avro
Lam
a.stcr
pictured
above
at
Malton
airport,
near
Toronto,
where
she
now
on
display.
This
war-bird,
soon
will
be
in
production
at
a
Canadian
factory
at
Malton
It
was
flown
across
t
e
Atlantic
as
a
sample
ship.
STWO
TEAMS
EVEN
NOW
Dry
Docks
and
Hih
School
Are
Basketball
League
leaders
By
virtue
ortheir
wins
m
tJe
service
basketballjjleague
last
nigh
(he
Dry
Dock
five
and
the
High
place
with
three
"wins
each.
Thr
boat
builders
edjed
out
the
Unt-ted,
States
Headquarters
squad
41
to
33
In
a
thrilling
battle
whllf
the
scholars
won
but
34
to
25
against
the
Co-ops.
In
the
other
game
the
'.Navy
won
-by
default
from
the
Grenadiers
who
failed
to
how
up.
The
Dry
Dock-United
Servire.,
jame
was
by
far
the
best
of
th
evening
but
was
inclined
to
be
too
fast
for
good
basketball.
Paced
by
the
smoothy
Lefty
Mollne.
the
boy.
from
the
Hill
took
the
lead
In
the
(irst
half
24
to
22,
Mollne
garnering
fourteen
of
the
total.
But
the
I
Dry
Docks
led
by
Santerbane
and
;MacPhee,
started
to
find
the
hoop
in
the
saxnd
half
and
tied
the
and
Sulman,
who
showed
the
bookworms
a
thing
or
two
about
ball
handling.
The
Co-ops
out-
xo:cd
Ihe
High
School
17
to
11
in
the
second
half.
In
an
exhibition
game
the
Navy
defeated
a
pick-up
team
50
to.l&.
Llne-upa:
High
School
Long
10,
McDonald
7,
Lee.
Alexander.
Gurvich
4
Arney
13,
Holttoy.
Mills.
Knutson.
Pustak.
Total,
34.
Co-op
Smith,
Verieck
2,
Men-tanko,
Petanuso
1,
Vuckovltch
1.
Peterson
2,
Astoria
2,
Sulman
5,
Clough
4.
Total,
25.
United
States
Headquarters
Vloline
16,
Allison
3,
Manders
2.
Summcrholder.
Aubrey
10.
Mar-
l
SPORT
CHAT
Newsy
Lalonde.
all-time
great
f
Montreal
Canadiens
Hockey
luk,
went
to
Saskatoon
of
the
Voste-n
Canada
Hockey
League
in
!xchan&e
for
Aurel
Jollat
20
years
igo
yesterday.
Near
the
end
of
his
pc:tacular
career.
Lalonde
later
returned
to
Canadiens
as
coach,
lollat
became
one
of
the
game's
noflt
beloved
figures.
Playing
under
United
States
ugby
rules.
Toronto
Argonauts
absorted
a
55-7
lacing
from
a
Ladies'
Bowling
"CAIRO"
IS
Kocster
Benson
League
bconng
COLORFUL
Details
of
Play
in
this
League
Fixtures
Knox
Hotel
By
ford
i
.
ZeUske
V
Bataeki
Syketfird
f.
Dnwetl
4-.'.
Handicap
TotaN
Rangers
B
Peterson
J
Re4d
xht
Diy
Dock
fame
with
Mo-
:
,
Dkken
jine,
me
uimca
oiuios
star,
oeing
held
to
two
points
In
the
secono.
half.
Arney
and
Long
paced
the
scholars
to
a
34
to
25
win
over
the
co-op
five.
This
was
the
High
Schoo.'s
ihid
successive
win
to
.he
La-ops
hnd
la.
The
scholars
had
their
own
way
in
the
first
half,
flipping
in
baskets
from
ah
angles
to
take
a
23
to
8
lead.
The
Co-ops
rang
In
two
new
players
m
the
second
half,
namely
dough
Baltram
Handicap
...
Totals
Oplimbt
D
Rasiment
J
Bourgon
B.
Birland
L
Mahood
137
M
Valpy
.
unez
1,
Amariaa,
Savatella.
Total.
Kellett
33.
WMPh
Handicap
93
TotaU
;
Savoy
Swingers
Reaugh
if.
Dry
Docks
MacPlie-
11,
Pa
rson-1
Baaso-Beit
mix
a,
urms
4,
tiicti
8.
Banter-
t
l
Belle
Dane
II.
Murray
2.
Total,
41
Navy
Elliott
6,
Johns
4,
Brown,
Munro
4,
Balrd
12,
Johnson
2,
Brayshaw,
Learning
6,
Sparks
16.
Total,
50.
Plck-Ups
Alexander
7,
Vuckovltch
4,
Knutson,
Lcc,
Holtby,
Long
4,
Fitch
4.
Total.
19.
Handicap
TotaU
..
....
Malthouse
Marks
MacDonald
Keron
Handicap
Totah
..
Annettes
Sellg
...
Erickson
Macphce
Owen
Dickens
Handicap
Totals
Savoy
Swingers
'..
Lucky
Strikes
Annettes
tenm
rcprewntlng
the
U.S.
third
Big
Sisters
army
corps
area
19
years
ago
to-:
Nursing
Sisters
aay.
xne
contest
was
staged
at
Vanke
S.ndliim
and
the
Toronto
dub
was
baffled
by
the
Americans'
forward
pass.
At
that
time
the
forwa
d
pa.";
was
not
under
Canadian
rules,
OIIOAN
PIPLS
Week's
1
2
.
110
99
...
101
195
117
104
1-15
-4117
137
'149
180
...
776
719
J
2
,193
231
..
161
138
M
Montgomery
141
1M
242
N
AsemlsKM
298
247
128
D
BalHnper
238
168
279
Handicap
71
71
71
Total
1072
1014
1011
Amaleuis
12
3
Armstrong
112
Mclntjrre
85
M
McMftktn
'
101
Wkk
124
E
RoUiweH
.
164
M
Bond
135
W
Alexander
86
Handicap
-.
Totals,
Lucky
Strike
Menztas
Smith
Warren
...
Nelson
Martin
...
Handicap
Total
Nurtin?
Shi
McCrank
Graham
.
.
87
121
112
147
M
McMetkln
200"
130
Handicap
.
167
167
Totals
759
761
Rig
Sitters
1
2
118
127
3
ie
174
110
132
154
180
851
3
173
118
158
123
131
178
136
167
893
3
128
157
Adventure
.Muoiral
film
Itetng
i
Featured
Tlib
Week-end
at
t'aplUI
Tttestre
j
Jeanettc
MucDonald.
popular
i
atnfthf
lady
of
the
sorecn.
gwro
complelely
modem
la
the
farcia!
adventure
muaieal
"Cairo"
which
cornea
as
the
feature
offering
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
Friday
and
Saturday
evening
it
la
a
satire
on
Hollywood
spy
stories
concerning
i
famous
movie
star,
played
by
Miss
Mae-Donald,
w
ho
becomes
stranded
In
Cairo
and
meets
Robert
Young,
a
small
town
newspaper
reporter
who
Is
sent
to
cover
the
war
In
Burope.
Young
is
led
to
tplieve
Miss
Mac-Donald
is
the
head
of
a
spy
ring
and
she.
punted
by
his
antics
Ihtnks
he
is
an
espionage
agent
When
Young
obtains
a
job
n
her
butler,
the
situation
is
ripe
for
comedy
and
the
stars
make
thr
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Get
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standing
to
date:
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An
or;ian
"stop"
is
not
a
kev
permitted
oxi
a
r:-i:
of
pipes,
each
pip
aoundlnrr
un
note.
ITIADE
OF
FINEST
lntldl.ntl,
thlt
new
CilUtta
Shavlni
Cn.ni
produces
a
luurloui
lather
that
of
tent
whUkerai
peeda
ahavlng
rlntea
off
Imtantly
leavet
the
face
feeling
fit
and
refreshed.
More
economical,
too
,
.
,
a
mere
dab
It
plenty
for
each
ahave
...
and
a
tube
of
Gillette
Shaving
Cream
holda
3
full
ounce
QQ
ell
everywhere
for
only
0uY
Mod
In
Canada
of
lh
lome
plant
,
oi
Ciefte
Raxor$
and
tladtu
fnoy
ihe
Luxury
of
an
ALL
GILLETTE
SHAVE
hi
ETHEL
WATERS
tea
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THURSDAY,
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HOMBER
REACHES
CANADIAN
FACTORY
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
STARTS
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DAY
Complete
ENDS
TOMf.iiT
Chas.
Doriinicarf
IOR
2
DAYS
Shows
"WILD
HILL
IIICKOK
1
7
06,
0
08
RIDES
AGAIN
Oplomrlrhl
in
Charge
Watrli,
t"lk,
Jrwrlry
V
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ttz,
nana
rnRrat
in
VISIT
IllUt
HASKMKNT
STORE
for
Hnr
C'llna,
Dinnrrwatr.
Classes.
Ragtagc
and
"Novcllirs.
MifcDONALD
MAX
HE1LBR0NER
ferYOUNG
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
Minim:
melody
-fox
pop
WORLD
NEWS
v
'ut,i
,
mwt
of
It
Trwy
finally
learn
the
colorful
d-
Iruih
about
each
other
and
assist
j
Ethel
Wa'.
ii
rapturing
the
real
spy
gang.
I
lends
mmc'.
The
music
of
"Cairo"
is
a
pleas-
the
supper
:
feature.
MUs
MacDonald
sing-!
Reginald
Ov
:(!
two
Intriguing
numbers,
the
j
ward
Cui
n
?.
title
tong.
"Cairo"
and
"The
Walt
A
twill,
Or.u
Is
Over."
The
former
Is
seen
In
a'
and
Doiv
w
SHORT
CUT
TO
V1CT0RV.
LADIES'
Here
is
your
chance
t
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FEATHER
BOB
PKRMANBNT.
All
end
Baird's
Hair
Shaprr
Individual
stynng
Sunrise
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Salon
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maii
Cr.
Gth
and
Fulton
Above
Sunrhf
Store
Phone
Blue
913
for
Appolnlmtnt
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