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British
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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BRITISn
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN,
PRESIDENT
O.
A.-
HUNTER.
MANAGING
EDITOR
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Rates
In
City
Per
Year,
$5.00;
Half
Year;
$2.50;
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Month,
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Week,
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Out-of-Town
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by
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$3.00
a
Year.
DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
September
25,
1942
EDITORIAL
Water
Chlorination
...
-
,
The
Vancouver
papers
do
not
see
eye
to
eye
on
the
question
of
water
chlorination.
The
Vancouver
Sun
is
vigorously
opposing
chlorination.
The
News-Herald
has
replied
to
the
Sun,
saying:
"One
of
the
minor
jokes
in
this
tragic
war
is
the
attitude
of
the
Vancouver
Sun.
It
has
been
loudest
in
its
demands
for
more
effective
anti-Japanese
defence
meas
ures
on
this
coast.
Yet
when
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie
ordered
the
most
primary
and
vital
form
of
protection
namely
!
of
our
water
supply
the
Sun
underwent
a
near-convul-
.
sion
in
opposition.
"The
mental
calibre
of
the
loudest
critics
of
the
water-safeguarding
plan
can
best
be
judged
by
their
proposals
for
preventing
Japanese
sabotage.
They
would
hire
a
couple
of
hundred
men
with
shotguns
to
keep
away
from
our
watershed
the
Japanese
saboteurs
whom
they
expect
to
advance
on
foot.
"Two
weeks
airo
in
Oretron.
the
JaDS
made
their
first
bombing
attack
on
a
forest.
Had
they
chosen
to
do
so
they
could
have
dropped
the
same
weight
of
missiles
on
Vancouver's
reservoir.
Instead
of
bombs,
they
could
:
have
dropped
containers
full
of
deadly
typhoid
germs.
S
"Has
the
Sun
never
heard
of
germ
warfare?
Is
the
1
Sun
ignorant
of
what
the
Japanese
have
done
three
times
in
China?
Does
the
Sun
really
believe
that
vain!
boasts
about
the
purity
of
Vancouver's
water
would
be!
any
protection
against
a
couple
of
thousand
capsules
of
1
typhoid
fever
germs,
tossed
at
random
into
our
water.
supply
r
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GAR
BUTT,
Hostess
The
newly
organized
Navy
Bowling
League
got
away
to
a
fine
start
last
night.
Sub-Lieutenant
Hamilton,
who
Is
secretary-
treasurer
for
the
league
tells.me
that
It
Is
representative
of
all
ranks
and
ratings
in
the
Navy.
There
are
to
be
six
teams
in
all
Officers,
Petty
Officers,
Seamen.
Victualler'
Accountants,
Boom
Defence
and
Communications.
The
Navy
supported
the
opening
night
with
a
good
turn-out
of
enthusiastic
spectators.
And
while
we're
on
the
subject
of
bowling,
how
Is
Allan
(Noble,
last
year's
stary
Navy
bowler
coming
along
In
the
hospital?
It
Is
to
be
hoped
that
his
recent
operation
Whisk
off
wiry
beard
easily
comfortably
with
money-saving
Minora
Blades
CANADA'S
rAVQUKlTt
KONOMY
BlAOfc
won't
interferene
for
any
length
of
time
with
his
bowling
activities.
Al's
dad
down
In
New
Westminster
is
a
champion
bowler
so
It's
a
case
of
a
chip
off
the
old
block.
The
regular
weekly
meeting
of
the
Navy
and
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Women's
Club
was
held
ves
terday
in
the
family
lounge.
Mrs.
Denlon,
the
president,
was
in
the
chair.
It
was
heard
with
regret
that
Mrs.
Denison,
the
president,
and
Mrs.
Kenny
the
social
convenor
would
be
leaving
shortly
for
a
few
weeks
but,
in
the
meantime,
Mrs.
Doolittle
and
Mrs.
Weekes
will
carry
on
for
them.
Mrs.
Kim-mel,
a
visiting
R.C.A.F.
wife
from
Edmonton,
won
this
week's
raffle
which
was
donated
by
Mrs.
Jones.
During
discussion
period
it
was
decided
that
as
there
are
a
number
of
soldiers'
wives
In
town
but
not
sufficient
to
compose
a
club
of
their
own
these
wives
be
invited
to
attend
the
Thursday
afternoon
meetings
and
lend
a
helping
hand
in
the
club's
activities.
Children
may
be
brought
to
these
meetings.
They
play
very
happily
In
the
Children's
Corner
WW
'
Postponed
Play
Gives
Them
Two
Game
to
One
Vivtory
Over
Chinese
Youth
Association
'
Play
was
completed
last
night
in
the
Mixed'
Bowling
League
tlx-1
ture
from
Wednesday
night
be-,
tween
the
Toller
and
Chinese
Youth
Association,
the
former
whining
two
game
to
one.
The
game
score
were:
Tollers
1933
1079
933
C.
Y.
A
1063
1857
1040
I
In
postponed
ptey
Violet
Lee
'scored
159.
144
and
lt7
and
Grace
Lee.
230,
191
and
131.
BATTLE
SUItOICAIi
PACKS
PRETORIA.
Sept.
35:
Four.
different
types
of
packs
have
been
designed
in
South
Africa
to
cover
medical
needs
during
battle
opera-(tlons.
Surgeons'
gloves,
caps
and
masks,
swabs,
abdominal
sheets
(and
eye
pads
are
typical
contents
one
pack
containing
more
than
250
articles
in
17
different
cate-i
gories.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.
-
FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER
25
Toilers
Win
In
'FALL
BRIDGE
Mixed
Bowling
TOURNAMENT
Queen
.Mary
Chapter,
War
Fund-Grand
Prlies
for
Winners
Enter
Queen
Mary,
I.OJ3.E.
Fall
Bridge
Tournament.
Help
their
war
fund
and
treat'
yourself
to
pleasant
evening,
.ale
are
simple:
Entrant
losing
two
consecutive
tame
are
automatically
out.
Non-Ioter
stay
in
top
flight.
Those
winning
one
game
and
losing
on
b
drop
to
second
flight
for
elimination.
Games
are
to
be
played
before
Friday
of
each
week.
Draws
will
be
in
Saturday's
paper.
Entry
fee
50c
each.
Grand
prizes
for
winners.
BASEBALLSCORES
National
League
Philadelphia
0-3.
New
York
8-2.
Boston
3,
Brooklyn
5.
Cincinnati
0.
St.
Louis
6.
American
League
Chicago
3-4,
Cleveland
1-2.
"Only
gamesi.
75
..,'fj
AMD
ten9"
lllilS
Letter
Box
j
LOOKING
FOR
SMILE
Editor.
Dally
News:
j
I
believe
that
a
perfect
stranger
from
the
sticks,
when
coming
to
'a
village
like
Rupert
should
re-jmove
his
shoes
and,
with
hat
In
.hand,
oaU
upon
the
commissioner
and
other
dignitaries;
after
which.
I
if
they
considered
you
were
dlgnl-jfled
enough,
you
would
be
lntro-idueed
to
the
Rotary
and
the
Gyro.
After
that
you
should
approach
the
proper
people
who
would
ap-jproaeh
some
other
proper
people,
jand
if
you
lived
long
enough
in
the
vtUtffee
you
might
accidentally
,
eaten
some
of
them
with
a
smile
on
his
face.
I
sure
get
a
kick
i
watching
the
human
race
trying
to
Wd
themelvm
that
they
have
anything
on
the
other
animals,
etc.
!
SOUR
PUSS.
-CUTTING
THE
COAT"
I
OAPB
TOWN.
Sept.
36:
0
The
South
African
Board
of
Trade
and
Industrie
ha
appointed
a
committee
to
advise
on
economy
measures
which
might
be
adopted
In
the
manufacture
of
men's
TIME
1
Yon
can
Mill
have
a
beautiful
home
without
the
least
hint
of
untimely
extravagance
Simp-
ly
replace
worn
floor
coverings
with
Oongoleum
Oold
Seal
Rusji.
No
matter
what
room
yon
are
decorating,
youll
readily
find
an
appropriate
Congoleum
pattern
and
colouring
to
brighten
up
the
whole
area
and
give
It
a
cheering
note
of
optimum.
So
don't
hesitate
to
-do
over"
your
floors
yo
-an
do
It
with
Congoleum'
Gold
Seal
Rug
and
save
money.
They
need
'no
fastening
and
cut
cleaning
effort
to
a
simple
light
mopping.
7.
t
0u
t-
M
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
C0NG0LEUMS
Can
Supply
You
with
Your
For
your
Home
Requirements
at
CONGOLEUM
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Requirements
Third
Avenue
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
CONGOLEUM
RUGS,
ALL
SIZES-CONGOLEUM
JsY
THE
YARD
IUCK
1AGER
M
UUaJ
This
advt.
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Conlrol
Roard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
TO
EXTEND
HOME
HERE
A
tU
I
lean
.School
lUtablithmenl
1
Taied
to
Capacity
New
Ituild-Ing
Project
Convtittred
Lack
of
sufficient
accomodation
n
view
of
the
increasing
number
f
resident
is
a
problem
wtlxh
la
now
facing
the
board
of
trustee
if
the
Ridley
Home
which
was
In
teaaton
this
week.
In
the
near
rut-tire
it
Is
hoped
to
extend
the
pre-Miles
by
the
erection
of
a
two-itorey
building
for
use
at
meal
'ime.
for
recreation
and
for
prodding
extra
sleeping
aeeoinftdatfen
tf
necessary.
Although
there
are
nany
difficulties
to
overcome
in
'arrying
through
uh
a
scheme
it
pmeiit.
It
Is
hoped
that
It
may
V
aeioarnpHahed
without
undue
felay
since
the
parent
of
many
if
the
children
now
being
accomo-tated
are
either
in
active
aervtev
yt
engaged
In
some
sort
of
nation-1
defence
work.
In
the
event
of
the
building
plan
materia
Using.
It
is
ato
hoped
to
open
a
day
rrors-
ery
for
children
of
mothers
en
gaged
In
war
work.
Here
the
Mttle
one
could
be
cared
for
each
day
nnd
returned
to
their
mothers
at
ntaht.
The
secretary's
report
at
thl
week's
meeUng
showed
an
Increased
number
of
resident
and.
'f
all
recent
application
materialize,
the
cottage
will
be
bousing
more
than
the
uua.
:,unix."
The
staff
neceury
:..
.
,
pp.
sent
need
ha
now
bcr
m-!
and
the
regular
schoo.
the
term
ha
been
framed.
Ttt
Sunday
School,
after
betuj
,y
tor
ten
weeks
due
t
la
k
'
i.
.-.
ct4c
help,
ha
been
,
?
IU.
Re"
O
A
Rl
D.D
of
Caledonia,
preded
meeting
and
other
yrtt
m
Very
Ret.
Jam
B.
C.bs
-
Rn
Canon
W
F.
Kuhbr-k
M
C.V
son.
C.
J.
Morrtngt
.ui
;.
J
4
o
h
retary.
Mis
N.
L
Uird
The
board
accepted
nr-the
laaainaUon
t
M
K
Bavfw
Oil
E.,
who
has
brm
proa-Inesttty
IdenttfM
w.w-,
he
.
ttitton
shxe
it
nic
i
r.ii
year
ago
at
MeUuka
,a
a
a
ter
wa
ordered
:sc:
,!
t:
iLa
Davie
conveying
Oi
be
r
of
the
boa
1
for
he.-
f
.
t
,
fare.
aatUfaCttmt
wa
ext
T
l
v
the-
generuu
responw
to
rr.r
asjfteal
which
had
tn.t'
board
to
wipe
off
thr
re
rr
'
flett
and
to
repay
a
.
,
i
vj
bank.
A
farther
st
of
dora'krj
-eluded
the
following
City
grant.
$100.
Max
ItetHjroner
SM
T.
D.
Pattullo.
$10.
i
Ueut
Owl
C
V
Evir
tlO.
C
C
II.
Oroie.
$10.
j
A
M,
Kerr.
$5.
Allan
Cormack.
t5.
C.
J
Norrlngton.
15,
Savage
SHOES
Will
Last
You
Longer
'Cause
Sandy
Savage
Makes
Them
StronRcr
IIURLHUT,
JACK
&
JITX
a
MICKY
MOUSK,
VALUK
LRADKU
a
LOAFEKETTES
All
Carried
in
Stock
Here
WE
HAVE
"MOSCO"
CORN
CURE
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes'1
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
fiOOl)
I'LACi;
TO
IIUY
LINOLEUM
FOR
ALL
YOUR
FLOORS
Battleship
Brown
Molr
Inlaid,
all
colors;
Inlaid
Linoleo
Printed
Linoleum;
Congoleum;
Feltolt
Ittlgs'
lrt
Congoleum
n
Linoleum,
all
sizes.
I'HONK
775
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