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Store
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SUITS,
CHINA
CABINETS,
LIVING
ROOM
TABLES,
BABY
HIGH
CHAIRS,
PRAMS
AND
BABY
SWINGS,
SIMMONS
BED.
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Our
Windows
Elio's
Furniture
Store
"
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Itupert
BONDS
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PRINCE
RUPERT
fot
JjfJ
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
excitement
and
a
tic-tac
on
the
window
screen
can
make
you
jump
and
scream.
When
Jack
-
o'
-
lanterns
grin
through
the
dim-ont
and
Ostobcr
takes
her
final
curtain
call
that,
folks,
is
Hallowe'en,
a
holiday
to
ids
when
the
entire
group
has
tathcred
In
silence
around
the
'enemy."
The
game
has
been
known
to
end
with
a
dosen
adultn
standing
silently
in
one
bathtub.
attempting
to
hide
behind
the
same
shower
curtain.
No
Hallowe'en
party,
of
course,
'
is
complete
without
ghost
stories
THE
DAILY
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JtHUBgDAY,
OCT,
:
GAMES
FOR
tiLIF?.!N
HALLOWE'EN
HALLOWE'EN:,
tj
trlANMLL
:
Even
in
Wartime
October
31
It
The
Date
and
These
Will
Help
The
llostes
By
DOROTHY
ROE
Assoicated
Press
SUff
Writer
When
witches
walk,
and
ablins
stalk,
and
Johnny
cuts
holes
In
i
a,
u
i
a
m
1.1
foster
ltarclay
ISLANDS
Oirl
Fled
German
Kule
In
a
Small
Boat
and
Tells
of
Jittery
Nails
By
POSTER
BARCLAY
(Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer)
LONDON.
Oct.
39
G
First
clean-
,ur
'
uai
spot
of
Ufe
on
the
Channel
ups
feel
a
thrill
of
remembered
bf
nhcprvMi
minvMl
imI
!nnan
In
b
rated
to
the
hilt,
even
in
wartime
In
roost
centres
there'll
be
lots
of
servicemen
available
as
guests
of
the
party.
Island,
only
British
territory
un
der
Nasi
domination,
has
been
brooght
to
Britain
by
a
younc
Flench
girl
who
helped
peel
po
tatoes
for
German
workers
The
vivacious
ao-year-old
girl.
identified
only
as
"Mile
Ra
mend."
fled
Ooernsey
with
a
fish
a
nine-foot
boat
equip
ped
with
an
auxiliary
motor
and
spent
Marly
SO
hours
baling
water
before
the
little
craft
caught
the
attention
of
a
Royal
Air
Force
pilot
So
invito
the
neighbors
to.
bake
who
signalled
a
patrolling
vessel
up
a
batch
of
pumpkin
pies
andj8he
described
the
morale
of
the
dig
down
in
your
memory
for
j
German
troops
on
the
islands
as
some
of
those
spW-tingling
games
"very
tow"
and
laughed
as
she
re-that
used
to
-make
Hallowe'en
a
I
called
how
panic"
broke
out
dur-wonder
and
a
delight.
In
case
ine
the
Dieppe
raid
which
started
you've
forgotten,
here
are
a
few.
wild
rumors.
that
can
be
dusted
off
and
used
for
the
sure
success
of
any
Hallowe'en
party:
riay
"Murder"
Remember
this
game?
You
need
a
group
of
a
doaen
congenial
friends,
a
dash
of
imagination
and
an
atmosphere
of
suspense.
Prepare
the
same
number
of
slips
as
there
are
persons
pre-sen;.
On
one
write
"ccown
aUorney."
on
another
"murderer.'
Leave
tiu-others
blank.
Have
each
guest
draw
a
slip
from
the
hat
instructing
them
be
lorehand
that
the
one
who
draw
the
"murderer"
slip
must
keep
hio
secret.
The
poison
who
draws
the
"crown
attorney"
slip
then
withdraws
to
a
remote
arner
of
the
house,
the
lights
are
turned
off.
the
"murderer"
selects
a
"victim"
who
when
he
feels
stealthy
fingers
at
his
throat
screams
and
plays
cad.
The
"ccown
attorney''
then
Is
u
r'moned
and
begin
the
ques-
jning.
Rules
of
the
game
are
hat
everyone
except
the
"mur-1ercr"
must
tell
the
truth
about
vhere
he
was
and
what
he
was
doing
when
the
crime
occurred
Tho
was
standing
next
to
him
and
so
on.
The
"murderer"
may
He
to
his
best
advantage,
until
lirectly
accused
by
the
"crown
attorney"
at
which
point
he
must
onfrss
The
"crown
attorney"
nay
have
only
three
direct
accu-?-tions.
although
he
may
use
as
rrany
questions
as
he
wishes
to
"stablish
the
identity
of
the
"murderer."
Or
"Seek
the
Lnemy"
This
is
merely
a
new
name
for
an
old
game,
guaranteed
to
progress
with
increasing
hilarity
a
'he:
all
gueots
In
one
small
room,
surh
as
the
kitchen.
Extinguish
a'l
UThS
in
the
bouse
The
"enemy"
slips
out
of
the
titchen
first,
and
has
11
seconds
o
hide.
Then
the
other
guests
-merge
to
search
htm
out.
at
IS
second
intervals.
The
first
searcher
o
find
the
"enemy"
must
Join
him
in
his
hiding
place
keeping
complete
silence.
The
next
one
tn
find
him
in
his
hiding
niace
fol
lows
suit,
and
so
on.
The
game
."We
first
heard
a
rumor
the
British
had
landed
at
Dun-kerque.
Dieppe
and
Boulogne."
she
related.
"And
when
the
Germans
learn-e
d
d
e
f
tnltely
about
the
raid
they
lost
then-heads
and
started
issuing
con
tradictory
orders.
"They
put
the
curfew
forward
by
two
hours
and
all
civilians
were
locked
in
their
houses.
Oer
mans,
armed
with
machine-guns
and
rifles
patrolled
the
streets
and
quays
for
several
days.
They
also
warned
that
In
event
of
the
British
banding
on
the
Islands
they
would
evacuate
and
take
the
pop
ulation
to
Oermany
with
them."
Had
to
Obey
Anybody
who
remembered
the
islands
as
a
holiday
centre
would
hardly
racognlse
them
now.
she
sMa
M
tmlllnav
dKnttl
ttitt
Mma9im"
rations
and
deteriorating
condi
-1
uons.
ine
noww
nad
been
occupied
by
the
Germans
and
about
every
other
shop
had
been
forced
to
csme.
The
Inhabitants
were
not
molested
If
they
obeyed
orders,
but
were
punished
severely
if
they
caused
trouble
to
the
Germans
"Though
the
English
are
nominally
free
and
the
young
men
have
not
been
conscripted,
the
tempo
of
life
has
become
very
slow
and
melancholy."
she
continued.
"There
are
still
a
few
English
policemen
In
the
.streets
and
eases
which
concern
thp
Islanders
rather
than
the
Germans
are
dealt
with
under
nwee-ttme
law.
The
retired
English
who
ha''
settled
on
the
Islands
are
treated
no
better
and
no
worse
than
the
native
launders.
The
inhabltani
have
the
same
newspapers
to
read
U
be
told
preferably
In
a
darken
ed
room,
before
a
crackling
fire
nlace.
And.
of
course,
there
must
be
a
ghost
to
greet
the
guests
when
they
arrive.
He
is
clad
in
a
sheet,
and
extends
a
clammy
hand
whi-h
has
bcn
preared
In
ad
vance
by
filling
a
rubber
glnv
with
mush
and
leaving
it
in
thr
J
ice-box
all
day.
That
a
Halloween
long
may
it
wave!
When
you
feel
weary,
tired,
all
in,
you
need
a
quick
stimulating
"pick-up".
That
is
when
a
cup
of
delicious
beefy
"Really
touches
the
spot"
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SltHtT
JOHANNESBURG.
Oct
38:
9
Hen-y
Nourse.
ore
of
South
Af
rica's
pioneer
sportsmen,
-who
ren-drred
grat
service
to
the
Union
In
connection
with
Hritish
impire
tames
and
became
known
as
one
of
the
world's
most
noted
horse
breeders,
died
here
recently.
SOITH
Al
ltlCAN
STKKL
CAPETOWN.
Oct.
39:
t
Third
blast
furnace
to
be
operated
by
I
seors,
government-owned
steel
oorroration.
will
soon
begin
operation
When
eomnieted.
the
furnace
will
help
rafcuf
bears'
output
for
next
year
to
almost
dooMe
this
year's
production.
as
they
did
in
peace-tune
but
they
are
rigidly
censored.
People
can
listen
only
to
the
German
radio
because
the
death
penalty
threatens
anybody
who
has
a
private
I
set
for
listening
to
British
Ira
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