THURSDAY.
DECEMBER
10,
1942
MARRIED
IN
VERNON
I'oru-rr
l-tral
Hoy.
Now
in
Air
I'oror.
Vi
Okaiiagsn
GIM
hi-
ti.arrlaxe
the
bride
ieakl
vry
.ly
in
a
'J
rated
mlkognie
of
,.ir
force
blue
wHh
a
corsage
of
v
tilte
carnatloos
Her
anatroo
of
1j
mor.
Mrs.
George
Hrlggs.
of
Ver-
r
on.
counn
or
tne
groom.
elMMe
a
bf
ige
afternoon
frock
with
a
eor-
age
of
red
Mimattons.
while
Miss
Doteen
Walton,
liw
sister's
brides-
n.ild.
was
gowned
In
an
afternoon
ode
of
dusky
rose
with
a
coroage
Hrnderson
lift
uocks
of
the
bride
and
both
from
Vernon.
During
the
signing
of
the
regis-
i
ter
O
Father,
all
creating"
was,
sung,
lead
by
the
eholr.
In
rooms
ftrUfttieally
decorated
Ui
shad
of
yeiiow
and
white,
WHtf'two
guetU
attended
the
re-
at
points
south
in
the
Okanaan.
Mi.
tMmi
talt
lor
Manitoba
to
MttiHie
his
training
with
the
R.C.A.F.
Mrs.
gehubert.
for
the
present
will
reside
with
her
par
ents
In
Vernon.
Out
of
town
guests
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dudley
Schubert
of
Ash-
croft
and
UQUS
Theron
Warner
from
the
Coast;
Mr
and
Mrs.
II.
red
carnation
L.Cpl.
Druoe
Hutwsoaf
Mrg.
aeorge
Briggf,
V.
K
of
Vemon.
supported
the
Mr.
William'
Mills
of
Vernon,
and
jom
The
Tne
uaners
were
liaroio
Mr
and
Mrr
A.
Cook,
formerly
of
and
William
Mills,
Prince
Rupert
and
now
of
Vernon.
Girls
needed
of
once
for
lhes
and
many
other
dullest
IlfHik'Vecper
Photographers
Teleprinter
Opertors
it.
Cler
Hi
CooWs
i
.
Stenographers
uti
Join
now
that
men
ray
fly!
SnJ
for
this
frte
hookltt.
It
gitei
th
tooipteie
nory
of
tl
life
of
airwomen
In
the
K.C.A.F.
Write
to
Director
of
Mnnlng,
K.C.A.F..
Jickion
lluilJins.
Ottiwt,
or
the
ntartit
Recruiting
Centre
Vtr
J
below
Ketruilinfl
Cenfrei
oil
VoKr,
Clorr.
Mili
Saiiatoen,
fln,
Wlnlp,
North
Wlf,.l
HamllMA,
twonlo.
OllQwo,
MoM.
fiub,
MxKtan,
Halilo.
w'ucn
t
Sunday
Concert
Local
Talent
-
r
-
.jji
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
Local
talent
provided
an
acceptable
rrfn?rnm
at
thp
rwnilnr
Rim.
eeptton
given
by
the
bride's
car-
dav
afternoon
-mri
uniro
Flower
and
itwves
In
autumn
rt
at
thrtr
home
on
Patterson
talomenfcs
for
the
forces
at
the
'.((?-
rfade
a
beautiful
setting
Avenue,
immediately
followlna
the
canitm
ThM
rarun
rv-
h
A
T-l
.
'
"T
f.,r."
lcvne
rk
te
u...
.
,crc,m
tfje
Ur
.
'epoc:..
"
'
sir.
.
""Os
V.
WO
ME
N
O
I
V
ISION
RCAF
ROYAL
CAMABIA
AIR
FORCE
asaiiws"'
HIE
EMIT
NEWB
Cambrai
Chapter
Is
Keeping
Active
I.O.D.E.
Branch
Here
Concentrating:,
as
Usual,
on
War
Work
In
the
absence
oi
the
regent,
Mrs,
K.
V.
Malthbuse
presided
over
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
ship.
Various
committees
reported
pn
mllltarv
Vinstitlnl
viclllnir
51
nd
wor
Sergeant
Letne,.
accordlan
solos
by
k
carried
on
in
the
work
Slgnakman
Arthur
a
lp
and
imor
tCQm
MenUon
s
also
made
of
sul6s
by
89.uu
Glen
flearvi..
tfa
drhe
for
camp
,u
bcarles
which
Is
being
made
at
Optrtthnt
CUiV
Stcruiting
Ctnfr
Hourli
Monday,
and
Ttwridays
V
an.
a
p.m-i
Wodnotdayi,
9
a.m.
to
a
p.nkTiidayind
Prtdavi,
o
jo.
to
?
p.m.
(
4
p.m.
to
p.m,WOM(H
ONIY).
Satwdairi,
V
o
jm.
P
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT.
Hostess
'.ry..dln!
so,mnbed
Crftmw,y
A
beautlfuUy
decorated
ing
In
charje
of
the
arrangement
cambrai
Chapter.
Imperial
Order,
Leading
Aircraftsman
Ronald
7.tau
Hulled
Church
of
Vernon
wt&Ueg
cake
iianxed
by
bouaueU
for
the
Youn
Men's
Christian
As-
..-v,i..
,
Via
rmnin
niVitVi
Anffell
cave
m
thp
fnllnwin?
vpripj
t
r
i'Jv
Ms)
lie.
It.
J
'
WlUgllKriB
Ul
wm-
i,,.,,v,
v.,.4
.j
-
u
"
3
f
Love
of-
oi
f
jMHrw
,,
chrysanthemums
adorn-
soclatlon
war
services
u.ia
.,
at
n
the
he
he
had
had
ellnned
clipped
from
frnm
a
Windsor
Windsor
.
aled
t
the
toarrtage
of
Helen
ea
the
bride's
table
which
was
The
protram
included
a
two-act
j
oloVr
UWtlUr
ot
Mr.
and
drapd
by
a
lovely
cream
lace
farce
by
the
Misses
Eileen
and
I.f
Charles
YtoUcm
of
Vejrnon
elat
belonging
to
the
bride's.
Phyllis
Hamblln
and
Carlton
Clay.
tfiwJ
I
JVC
Kennetb
Tooley
gdmoWw.
Ms.
W.
II.
Milk.
a
comic
newscaM
in
Yiddish.
Up
;
hubert
of
tbe
UjCAJ,
mn
of
Mrs.
Watson
in
an
afternoon
dancing
Jay
EUa
KfausiMr,
Olid
a
!.!
uud
Mrs
Dwtrsy
Schubert
of
ftsoek
ot
rust,
matching
accessories
Cam-a,nola.
Marlsa
Wendle
and
A
hnrult.
forisffly
of
Prince
Ru-
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Schubert
'
In
frock
Lois
Thompson,
harmonica
solos
by
-rrt
of
Htae
wlHi
navy
hat
and
acces-
Filtering
tbe
atuMFcb
W
the
arts
!.
justeUtj
bffde
and
groom
'
her
(Mtlwr.
wfco
gv
lwr
to
eeestt
guests.
Aftr
a
ahort
honepmoon
spent
was
held
Tuesday
evening
home
of
Mlas
Eileen
Gibson.
paper,
i
uunK
u
is
a
very
nne
in-
Two
new
members
were
we!-
bute
irom
one
service
to
another.
corned
Into
the
chapter
and
two
It
Is
called:
names
were
proposed
for
member
THE
AIRMEN'S
TRIBUTE
TO
THE
MEN
IN
BATTLE
DRESS
For
you,
our
pals
In
battle
dress
It's
time
to
take
a
bow.
Well
tell
the
world,
In
this
man
war.
.
...
.
.
I
this
limp
You've
done
a
Job
and
how!
NW
KlJYA.
During
the
month
of
November
has"'t
en
an
eajy
Job
HOTEL
J
ZAJtElXI.
PROr
llomr
Away
From
Home"
K4lt-
7Sc
up
o
Un
Hot
ti
Cold
WAter
rrlnre
Rupert,
B.C.
I'hnnr
Z
P.O.
IUix
a
stupmsoi
was
mave-
to
rrovin
cial
Headquaitecs,
of
the
.follow
ing
articles:
2
qutit.
5
girls'
sweaters
and
skifU,
1
baby
Jacket
and
bonnet,
1
girl's
pullover.
4
babies'
flannelette
shirts,
2
babies
flannelette
slips.
4
babies'
flannelette
nighties,
18
diapers.
1
navy
sweater.
0
pairs
.sox.
3
knitted
scarves.
NAUTICAL
MILE
One
sea
mile
equals
2,000
yards.
wa
(
,
uABgMMHMBSinkflHgAfll
'i
x
'or
;
d
...
urn-
.
-
"ire
As
we
who've
watched
you
know,
Nor
have
you
shared
our
luck
as
yet
Your
stuff
in
full
to
show.
You've
had
to
work
like
Hell
and
wait
For
two
long
years
or
more
Nor
has
Publicity's
declaim
Held
much
for
you
in
store;
But
when
your
timet
comes,
as
it
must
By
all
the
Gods
of
War,
The
Hun
will
find
out
to
his
cost
Whafyou've
been
waiting
for!
On
you,
our
pals
In
battle
dress
We
airmen
must
depend
For
what
It
takes
us
to
begin,'
It's
up
to
you
to
end!
Your
tanks
and
your
artillery,
Your
armored
cars
and
guns
Will
clear
the
earth,
as
we
the
sky,
Of
Hitler
and
his
Huns.
And
every
bomb
we
drop
Is
Just
A
warning
in
advance
That
he
who's
lost
his
shirt
to
us
To
you
will
lose
his
pants!
While
we
who
bear
the
torch
aloft
May
play
the
opening
role,
The
Cause
of
Freedom
In
your
hands
Till
reach
Its
final
goal.
To
all
our
pals
In
battle
dress
From
us
In
air
force
blue.
Here's
luck
and
best
of
hunting
To
the
last
man
Jack
of
you!
The
way
things
look
to
us
right
now.
""irwonYbe
very
long
'Before.
In
person,
youll
collect
FOr
comrades
In
Hong
Kong!
For
every
khaki
clad
Canuck
Who
made
the
sacrifice.
The
Prince
of
Darkness
and
his
friends
Will
pay
a
bitter
price
Abogus
and
a.
busted
seer
Will
finally
confess
I
might
have
licked
the
world,
but
for
These
men
In
battle-dress."
Sqn.-Ldr.
G.
L.
Creed,
R.CAT.
JX
.THE
H
PRCMK
.rni
RT
or
IIK1TISII
COM
MniA
IN
TKOBATE
In
the
.Mailer
of
tlif
"Administration
Act"
and
lo
Jh
.Matter
at
tUr
l.-late
of
Ethel
IJIIIan
CJourd
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HlM
Ilonor
udge
Fisher.
local
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
ot
British
Colum.hU,
I
lu
on
the
27th
day
ot
November
A
D.
1942
appointed
Administrator
of
the
.Oftkkal
Adminlatrator
m
tsir
of
VtlUt
BfllU,
BrUlrti
Columbia,
De-
orMd,
who
died
on
or
about
the
18th
hJ
day
of
April
1942.
All
persons
Indebted
I
f
to
the
said
Estate
ut
required,
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
all
persons
having
cUbm
agaln&t
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
file
them
wltii
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
Slat
day
of
December
A
D.
1942
railing
which
distrtoution
win
o
mad
having
regard
only
to
aueh
rUams
I
f
of
which
I
rtvall
bnre
been
notified.
i
fetf
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
;
Ii5
IN
THE
nKKME
OOl'KT
OK
RRlTlSlt
COi.r.MUiA
jn
ritonvTK
III
the
.Matter
of
the
"Administration
Art"
and
In
the
.Matter
f
the
Ktate
of
Alexauder
Kltenetrr
AVhldden
Iieeii-.d
Intestate
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HU
Ilonor
W.
E.
Flr.
made
on
the
And
day
of
peeetnber.
AD.
1942.
I
wa
appointed
AdnvlnkArator
of
the
Estate
of
Alexander
Ezenezer
WWdden,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
dalms
against
the
eatd
eatal
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
name,
.properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
abou,t
the
th
day
of
January.
A.D.
1943,
and
all
parties
indebted
to
Uve
estate
are
required,
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
hxiebtedness
to
tne
forU1th.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
.
this
4th
day
of
December.
AJ.
1942.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
AdoUnlstnvtcr,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarclli,
Prop.
tbone
37
P.O.
Box
541
FRASEIl
STREET
.
PKINCE
RUPERT
2?
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in
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vt.
y.
WV
THAT'S
EASY.
t
VSl
UPTON'S
tUU-HAVOUKlD
TtA
AHD
I
CIT
MORE
VAM
M
MY
COUPONS
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SB
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The
tea
that
has
won
more
world
awards
for
quality
than
any
other,
is
the
tea
to
use
in
these
days
of
rationing.
Try
this
master-blend
which
includes
select
"small
leaf
teas
grown
exclusively
in
Upton's
own
gardens
in
Ceylon.
You'll
find
Upton's
so
uniformly
rich
and
full-flavoured
that
you'll
get
more
satisfying
cups
for
your
tea
coupons.
1
ft
TRAPPERS
16
Colorful
Greetings
fTtf
12
Charmine
Cards:
Old
60
Scenes
with
a
modern
t$
.
touch
If
16
Cards,
H
the
Friendly
Box
M
12
Greetings,
6tf
the
Sparkle
tJox
12
Religious
Cards,
appropriate
verses
'
12
Mountain
Scenes
36
Cards
in
an
unusual
assortment
7JJSS
BC
i
12
Cute
Cards,
the
Kiddies'
Box,
'
.rryt
i
XT
a
WITT
Slm
i
i
each
different
Ask
ymr
frtctr
tnUy
fcr
Lipti'$
full-
Tts
.'.
.
Empirt
IM
lbft
"Jit
far
hwf.
LIP
TON'S
Also
Packers
of
UPTON'S
NOODLE
SOUP
MIX
"THE
JCK
SENSATION
Of
THE
NATION"
in
ra
ra
laiircarcs
imnxta
ami
za
mxa
bbtb
:
-ex
mix
t
n
t
m
Bring
jour
FURS
tp
Goldbloom.
Call
the
buyers
there,
you
will
eet
30
more
for
your
goods
that
way.
I'm
in
the
market
for
all
50c
n
a
5
9
furs
and
pay
the
highest
pi
Ice.
We
have
a
large
order
for
furs.
1
W-.
GOLDBLOOM
.
1
(The
Old
Reliable)
I
9
Mi
Ml
B?V!
a3SlK?sUKIB2
r:BXBlB2BIBTKa2B.fBIB2aiB.iaZ!a2a
w
H
I
"Say
It
With
Cards"
g
SI
BOXED
ASSORTMENTS
75c
Tvme
75c
rap
$1.00
i
U
21
Assorted
Cards,
7tf
M
attractive
designs
1
m
60c
9
31.35
21
Greetings
31.00
6
OC
12
Steel
Die
Engraved
Cards
J
.
$1.25
I
55c
it
INDIVIDUAL
CARDS
2
for
5c,
5c,
3
for
10c,
10c,
2
for
15c,
15c
and
25c
wide
and
attractive
range
for
selection.
Gift
Wrapping
Paper,
Enclosure
Cards,
Tajs,
Seals,
etc
Popular
Prices.
Order
Your
194J
Calendar
Pads
Now!
Ideal
and
Jumbo
Calendar
Pads
and
Stands
GOLD
STAMPING
ON
GIFT
LEATHER
Dibb
Printing
Co.
Third
Street.
Phone
775
Ilesner
Block
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
A
s-ood
selection
of
Christmas
Gilts
have
arrived
although
not
so
numerous
as
former
years
such
as
Coffee
Tables,
End
Tables,
Tea
Wagons,
Tables
used
for
smokers,
Secretaire,
Tablelette,
Jardlnere
Stands,
Tea
Tables,
Dinette
Tables
with
flip
leaf.
327
3rd
Avenue
1
li-.rli.
1
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ill