WEDNESDAY JANUARY 7 1042, THE THRILLING TONE REALISM of Hie TALKIES NOW BROUGHT TO YOU IN THESE GREAT 1942 RADIOS CITY OF PHIXCE RUrERT Tenders will be received by the of pdersigned uu to Wednesday the fch Inst, for the sale of property down as the Clapo Block on Lots land 10, Block 18. Section 1. fcrhe highest or any tender not cessarlly accepted. In CITY CLERK. Funeral Notice Members of the Canadian Legion E.S.L. are reaucsted to attend funeral of their late comrade pef Thompson from the Angli- Church, Thursday. January, 8. I 2-30 p.m. LEST WE FORGET, WEEK OF TONIGHT, (WED.) COMMENCING AT 8 P.M.' in FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SPEAKER: Dean J.. B. Gibson of St. Andrew's Cathedral Ypu are Invited to attend these Wanted - Raw Representing HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY Ship to J. E. ORMHEIM, Cow Bay, Trlnce Rupert, B.C. When You Want a Reliable, Comfortable, Dependable TAXI DUnKIP 1 Service ' 1 , 24-Hour Service at ENTERPRISE FRUIT THIRD AVENUE AND FIRST STREET Specializing in Fruit and Vegetables You are cordially welcome win demonstrate our new prouuw. "DELNOR" FROZEN FRUIT and VEGETABLES 1 PHONE 313 it SAVE FOR VICTORY "Yes, today radio is Events move you just have to l! Great world leaders addresses. To be really a necessity. so quickly that have a radio! make frequent sure of getting good reception, be sure to get one of these great 1942 Radios." C F Leslie, secretary In charge Young Men's Christian Association work In- connection with the forces here, will be the speaker at the regular weekly luncheon of the Prince Rupert Rotary Club on Thursday His subject, particularly connection with auxiliary war services, will be "What Has Become of Your Dollar?" Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Stevenson, who have been on a honeymoon trip to Vancouver, Victoria and elsewhere In the south following their recent marriage, returned to the city on the Prince George this morning. The bride was the former Miss Anne Boddle. PRAYER special Prayer Meetings. Furs HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID Regular Rates and PRODUCE Co. to inspect our store. We FREE DELIVERY IMPORTANT DAILY J NEWS VIA RADIO 4 SNORING WAS TOO .MUCH LONDON, Jan. 7: 0 George Hall, 53. was sent to Jail for seven days because his sonorous snores In a shelter led to a contravention of the defence regulations In threatening the shelter marshal who expostulated. There was no regular weekly luncheon of the Prince Rupert Gyro Club today but, instead, there will be a dinner dance this evening when the installation of George Rorie as president and 1942 officers will be carried out by Dr. R. G. Large, past president. rfhttcuhcetnehtJ All advertisements In this column will be charged for a full month at 25c a word. Oddfellows Fortnightly Scotch Dance, January 10. Admission 50c. CathPdral Evening Branch Tea, Legion Hall, Jan. 17. Proceeds for war work. Presbyterian Burns' Banquet. Jan. 23. Queen Mary Tea January 31. Get It At the I Variety Store ! 330, Third Ave. West t Fresh Local Raw and Pasteurized Milk, VALENTIN DAIRY PHONE 657 SAVOY HOTEL Carl Zarelli, Prop. Pbone 37 P.O. Box 541 FRASER STREET Prince Rupert THE DAILY NEWS LOCAL NEWS NOTES AS.O.N. Meeting tomorrow night. Oiler Besner returned to the city on the Prince George thU morning from a trip to Vancouver. Miss Harriet Phillipson returned to the city on the Prince George this morning from Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Eadie, well known residents of Ocean Falls, returned to the paper town last night after a visit to Vancouver, Mrs. H. B. Rochester, who has been on a brief trip to Vancouver, returned to the city from the south on the Prince George this morning. Major T. W. Sutherland, medical officer of the local garrison area, returned to the city on the Prince George this morning from a visit to his home at Revelstoke. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dudoward and family returned to the city on Tuesday evening from Pot, Simpson where they spent the Christmas and New Year holidays. Robert Tobey returned to th city on the Prince George this morning from Vancouver where he spent the Christmas and New Year holiday season visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tobey. E. Hetherlngton, welfare officer here for the provincial government, returned to the city on the Prince George this morning after spending the Christmas and New Year holiday season visiting In Vancouver. Seven of the new houses built In Section Seven across Hays Creek by Wartime Housing Limited for local dry dock workers are now occupied as will be others from time to time henceforth as they become completed. J. E. Amundsen, vice-president and managing director of the E. J. Ryan Contracting Co., arrived In the city on the Prince George this morning from Vancouver, being here on one of his periodical business trips. Jack McDougall, who has been located for some time in Vancouver, returned to the city on the Prince George this morning with a view to re-locating here. Next week he plans on making a business trip to the Burns Lake district. All Canadian Union Amalgamated Building Workers of Canada Prince Rupert, B.C., Unit No. 1 MEETINGS First and Third Wednesday of Each Month METROPOLE HALL Phone Blue 113 P.O. Box 577 J. Bouzek, TAILOR LADIES' and GENTS Best' Materials, Workmanship Second Ave., two doors from Broadcasting Station We Also Carry BELMONT CO. Ladies' and Gents' Suits or Topcoats to Measure. M. T. LEE, Tailor P.O. Box 975 Phone Gr. 9C0 CENTRAL HOTEL First Class Accommodations EUROPEAN OR AMERICAN PLAN Baths By Appointment C. E, BLACK. Prop. DRESSMAKER Mrs. Nakatani Ladles' and Children's Alterations Phone Blk. 529, 522 Fulton St. Satisfaction Guaranteed Cleaning and Pressing NEW ROYAL HOTEL J. Zarelli Proprietor "A HOME AWAY FROM HOME" Rates 75c up 50 Rooms Hot.& Cold Water Prince Rupert, B.C. Pbone 281 P.O. Box 196 Moose W. A. Bridge to be held Wednesday Jan. 7 postponed to Wednesday, January 21. T. F. Fitch, who has been on a holiday visit to Vancouver, returned to the city from the south on the Prince George this morning. William Bell, former commissary agent here for the Canadian National Railways, and now identified with the dry dock staff, returned to the city on the Prince George ! this morning from a trip to Vancouver. ' FOR SALE JUST Received, a large stock of i men's work pants and fine dress bants at very reasonable prices, I In all sizes. B. C. Clothiers Ltd. j Third Avenue. FOR UALE Annette's All Fur! Coats at half price. Shoes, all colors and sizes, $1.95 per pair. (8) FOR RENT ROOM FOR RENT For men wishing to share. Phone Blue 805. WANTED WANTED Trolling boat, 32 '34' ft' not over five years old, In good condition, and a snap for cash. Write Box 190, Daily News. (9) WANTED Two or three rooms or small house, semi - furnished. Feb. 1. Apply Box 191, Daily News. (5) WANTED Woman who will attend sick man. Apply Elio's Furniture Store. (tfl WANTED Baby carriage. Apply Box 193, Dally News. (10) HELP WANTED HELP Wanted. Central Hotel. LOST LOST Anyone taking a pair of black fur-trimmed velvet, overshoes, size 32, from Armouries, Saturday night, would they please phone Black 196. (5) STRAYED from 186 First Ave. E., chocolate brown female Cocker Spaniel pup. Answers to name "Queenle." LOST Ten dollar bill about Dec. 3 in city. Finder rewarded at ' Dally News. (5) PERSONAL NOW IS Tlffi TIME TO GET A GOVERNMENT JOB as Clerk, Postman, Customs Clerk, Steno., etc. Six Dominion-wide exams held since the war began. Free Booklet. M. C. C. Schools, Ltd., Winnipeg. Oldest In Canada. No Agents. KM REGISTRY ACT NOTICE Ite: Certificate of Title Ni. .10IC9-I. to Lot Twenty (JO), Itlocls Tlilrty-six (30). Section One (1), l.ot Mne (9). lUork Nine (9), Section Slv (6), ana Lot Hfleeii (15), Mock Eighteen (18), Section Seven (5), City or Irlnre Rupert, In tlie I'rovlnce of llrltMi Columbia. (Map !).3). WHEREAS satisfactory proof of loss of the above Certificate of Title Issued In the name of Daniel Llnxtaborg has been riled In this office, notice is hereby given that I shall at the expiration of one month from the date of the first publication hereof, Ise.ue a Provisional Certificate of Title In lieu of the said lost Certificate, unless In the meantime valid objection be made to me In writing. DATED at the Land Registry Office. Prince Rupert, B.C., this 31st day of October, A.D. 1041. Andrew Thompson, DEPUTY REGISTRAR OP TITLES ANNOUNCEMENT We are glad to announce that we are now adding a SHOE REPAIRING DEPARTMENT at our shop, with Mr. Charlie W. Yatt in full charge. As Charlie has many,years experience In the trade he knows how to rebuild your shoe right. Let hint do it for you. WE ALSO CARRY DRESS SHOES AND WORKING BOOTS. LING - TAILOR Sixth Street Phone 619 Suits Pressed by Steam While You Walt. Now's the time you want to save money on every ounce of food that you buy. And here's the way that you do It! Just run your eye down these items. There isn't a pne that doesn't represent an outstanding value. Come in or phone . . . today Peas Royal City; i Ort Sieve 5; each Corn Royal City; 4 M Golden Bantam 1 FIRST GRADE BUTTER Z Bulkley Product Cut Beans Malkin's Best; i "9 Choice quality; ea. JL jL Tomatoes Malkin's Best; 4 16 oz. tins; each XUv Peas & Carrots Dew-Kist; Choice -I quality; each JLl Relish Sweet Zest; .4 Small jar; each .. SluA Jelly Powders Shirrlff's, Assorted Flavors. for 25c Mussallem's Where Dollars P. O. BOX 575 JEWRY IN RUSSIA Nearly 40 percent of the Jed.i population of the Russian Soviets reside in areas once forbidden them by the Czars. A. MacKenzie Furniture Ltd. "A GOOD PLACE TO BUY" COLD WEATHER NEEDS: BLANKETS White and grey; all wooh FLANNELETTE SHEETS Large size. HEATERS Brick lined. PHONE 775 J27 THIRD AVE. COUGHS Ormes Bronchial For heavy, tight and chesty colds; 8 ozs. .... 50c Ormes Horehoimd and Honey: Pleasant, sootlling, easy to take. Children like it; 8 ozs. ' . 50c Ormes Vitamin Capsules: A, B, D and G Tonic Appetizer Builder ; 50 caps. $1.25 Ormes Halibut Oil Capsules : Natural Vitamin A and D; 50 caps . .... 75c 100 caps $1.25 Ormes Halibut Oil: In convenient dropper bottle;- i oz 50c 1 oz. OP SALE Pork and Beans Malkin's Malkin's Bes Best; A m 16 oz.; 2 for Soups Heinz, Assorted; ftQ 10 oz. tins; 3 for iSoC Val - 3 lbs. $1.15 Purex Toilet Tissue; OKrt Reg, size; for 1 Beets Bulkley Valley. Off Bulk; (1 lbs. iSOC Cookies I.B.C. 'Fresh; Sandwich ir 25c Matches Federal; OQf :i boxes In one JUvs ORANGE Marmalade Joan Abbott; -I -lb. tin Oil Economy Store Have More Cents PHONES 18 AND 1? El THE LAST END? This is the end of an Ice age, with the polar ice still retreating, There have been five major' Ice iages. FOR I and COLDS J I. vJ Syrup : $1.00 Ormes Ltd. "JiiA Pioneer Druqgfats THE REX ALL STORE PHONES 81 AND 82 Open Dally from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m. Sundays and Holidays from 12'- 2 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. S3 is