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SEPTEMBER
22,
1912
SttZ
13
D:
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me
e
iJoard
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and
Sisth
Street
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icw
Government
regulations
effective
on
and
after
i:
4,
1942.
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FOK
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Black
su.
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wn
Borden
St
able
and
chair;
I'Him
su
te.
large
1
s-nal
buffet:
'r-d
chain,
mo-b.w
wicker
arm
np.
I
table
lamp.
:i
irrt
er
Piano.
Box
347
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stove.
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and
i-ood
location.
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TRY
A
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ADD
WANTED
Third
Avenue,
Next
to
the
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News
voy
IOTEL
nrl
Zarclli,
Prop.
P.O.
Box
544
IASKU
STREET
I'KINCE
RUPERT
C
AU
TO
LAUOIt
ON
C?pt
22
0-UrgIng
a
tar.d
t-alnst
Nazi
tyranny,
tzi?
Unions."
leading
un-
ld
.lew
:nnnnr
In
Mnt-ttw
pW
arc
approaching
the
lar-'
cf
the
Germans'
and
P'i'-l
and
gagging
seizure
:-.al
Ubor
Federation"
riLLIE
THE
TOILER
I'LL
oHcVf
Classified
Ads.
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ia
private
home,
8ober
and
reliable.
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Box
Green
116
i
new
customers
drop
In
and
let
us
espial
this
gift
plan
j
to
them.
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I
MUSSALLEM'S
i
Economy
Store
5
v
"Where
Dollars
Have
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S
Cents-
S
'
P.O.
Box
575
rhones
18-19
Frch
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
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DAIRY
PHONE
657
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AN
STIIX
AIlVLKTIhE
I
OR
SKILLED
LABOR
AM)
LOCALS
Mrs.
George
Lawrence
and
son
,and
Mrs.
E.
Normand
are
leaving
tonight
for
Vancouver.
Tnlfch3$
train,
dut
to
arrive,
from
tfte
East
at
11
o'clock,
wast
reponea
tnu
morning
to
be
time.
wree
or
lour
weeks.
355
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News
or
Phone
Oreenk
usual
courtesy
and
service.
(2241
J
TEACHER
wanted
for.Oona
River
SrfKwl.
Salary
$800.00.
Married
or
s4nle.
to
batcn
preferred,
residence
and
fuel
free.
Mrs.
B.
Iverson,
6we4ry.
(20)
WANTED
Experiocd
stenographer
for
old
established
wholesale
house.
Apply
No.
AP
5
Unemployment
Insurance
office.
(tf)
WANTED
Young
girl
or
wnu
to
help
mother
of
two
young
ehHdren
in
the
home,
mornings
or
full
time.
Phone
53.
(219)
'MUST
have
bouse
or
apartment.
I
Permanent
Phone
Red
271.
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USED
FURNITURE
,
ttt
OtMttrflfld
Sulle,
4-plece
Ilrdroom
Suite,
McCUry
Klt-
Itante
hUIi
oil
burner
or
ran
be
eomerted
to
coal
or
wood,
ill
Pit$,
Hook
Case,
Knd
Tables.
Dron
Kitchen
Tabli-
and
4
jlr
to
match,
Sramlcs
Axmlmtrr
Rug,
tiie
T9x9,
Splrng
el
Matlres.
-g,
Slumber
King
Spring,
size
4-C,
Quebec
ftr,
for
burning
coal
or
wood,
I'jilerprKe
Oil
Hester,
Congo-
ur,
7
x9,
rtedroom
I)rer,
Sciwn
Dowrs,
Piano,
Ctneral
trie
RadloIJIo
Ued
I'umHure
Department.
Elio's
Furniture
Store
lotnlturr
on
Ool.
J.
w.
NkshoMs,
general
man-I
ager
of
the
OanadJan
Fish
&
Cold'
Storage
Ca,
left
at
the
end
of
the
I
week
for
a
business
trip
to
East-!
ern
Canada.
He
wMl
be
away
about'
ALT
i:
r.Kimed
house
In'ROOM
and
Board
for
manshar-&
!f
IJf
'-gSSr
mechanics.
partly
frlt,
filralituH
furnished.
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a
a.
.
with
the
Precautionary,
Imminent
Danger
or
Return
to
Precautionary,
which
are
Indicated
in
the
Blackout
Regulations.
(221)
NOTICE
CITY
OP
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
City
Is
offering
for
sale
Lot
44.
Block
22.
Section
5.
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Sept.
28.
1942.
CITY
CLERK.
(220)
tfHHcuHcetnehtJ
All
advertisements
in
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Lutheran
CFPR.
Hour,
Monday,
6:45,
Oddfellows'
Ball,
Sept.
25
by
in
vltatlon.,
from
members
only.
Cambral
I.O.D.E.
Fall
Formal
Can.
Legion
Fall
Bazaar,
Oct.
21.
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
Nov.
12.
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vu
rut
inn
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rm
m
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Lawnmowers
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AND
ovi:rhaui.i:d
S
First
Class
Work
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rm
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Canada's
War
Chiefs
MAJ.-GEN.
F.
F.
WORTHINGTON
Commander
of
Canadian
Armored
Division
By
FRANK
FLAHERTY
(Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer)
A
lively
little
man
with
tfreviner
hair
and
a
snarklinfr
I
CVO
ia
ftxtr
kSnmtnrv
tti
ntn
r
f
.1
:
The
Rurjert
pnriA
-
t
tank
soldiers.
He
is
devoted
to
a
cause,
the
modernization
ted
in
the
Smith
Block
on
Third
of
tne
armv
through
the
development
of
new
forms
of
Ave.
wish
to
announce,
beginning'
warfare.
He
is
Maj.-Gen.
F.
F.
Worthington,
commander
ete
toftSMZ
y
ine
4tn
1
Armored)
Division
now
overseas.
Genera
SST.LS
?
6to
every
sat-.
Worthington
was
largely
respon-,
urday
rUiht
at
220)JsHle
seven
o'clock.
for
One
design
-of
the
"Ram"
tank,
one
of
Canada's
contrlbu-'
cooks,
clerks
and
batmen
as
well
Infant
and
nr-w,
u
tlwns
w
tn
allied
cause
in
the
as
sian
omcers
getting
tneir
snare
.Wednesday
September
23
from
present
war
""Patient
to
get
into
Physical
training
ana
every
2
to
4
Din.
Bast
Hnd
if
nil
jwt!
!
blttle
but
determined
to
have
his
mn
must
go
through
the
tough
Avew
and
Donald
(220
men
ready-
he
h"
wl
what
battle
drill
course
where
he
learns
PRINCE
RUPERT
HEALTH
IINTT
he
CIU
"spepd
training"
to
get
to
6ht
with
bare
hands,
knife
or
11
them
ready
more
quickly
by
ap-
firearm.
A
Miss
Margaret
Sharp,
for
several
plyln8
aemWy
n
methods
to
The
general
keeps
himself
in
Known
to
his
men
as
"old
Fred-
WtarwW
A7S
rinT.
"Worthy"
the
general
ladder.
wear
at
530
3rd.
Ave.
W.
and
win
IT
'
a
'
lute
inosel
!,
wy
nis
pnvaws,
oecause
ne
Although
he
never
served
in
the
artillery
he
can
load
and
lay
a
25-pounder
gun.
gun.
He
He
knows
knows
guns.
A
student
of
tank
warfare
long
before
the
start
of
the
Second
Great.
War,
General
Worthington
recalls
how
the
Germans
picked
the
brains
of
forward
thinkers
in
the
armies
of
the
United
Nations
sad
put
their
best
ideas
to
work.
"God
has
been
good
to
us
lor
a
long
time
but
if
we
dont
wake
up
He
will
go
and
dy
with
the
other
fellows,"
he
'phHosophizes.
On
the
wall
of
the
general's
of
fice
at
divisional
headquarters
he
has
a
chart,
showing
the
training
progress
of
the
division.
He
watches
it
as
the
indicator
of
the
progress
of
the
division
towards
battle
efficiency.
He
tries
to
keep
the
whole
moving
forward
evenly
and
keeps
telling
his
men
how
the
safety
of.
the
whole
may
depend
on
the
individual.
A
Soldiers
War
Oinprl
n't
flwVi
hi(Hoe
in
Oct.
2.
Invitation
by
members
only.
only
p)an
Ior
battles.
0nce
the
are
still
available
with
each
cthoHc
Ba
CjLtno,lc
IUU
cash
purchase
In
our
store
,
and
8
We
wDuld
appreciate
to
have
s
I
Presbyterian
Supper
October
16.
battle
starts
things
move
so
fast
the
general
can't
control
them.
Then
ft
Is
the
battle
of
the
brigade
commanders,
the
unit
commanders,
the
troop
commanders,
the
section
commanders,
and
of
the
individual
soldiers.
His
own
personal
tank
is
ready
for
Instant
action.
It
Is
identical
with
all
the
other
rams
if
the
division
and
he
calls
It
"Robin"
after
his
daughter.
The
general
is
the
best-armed
officer
In
the
division.
In
addition
I
to
his
service
revolver,
he
wrars
a
commando
knife
nt
his
holt
Th
HMrA-TVtlS
RPER
SHOVJS
A.
LACK
OF
ABIUry
TO
CONCEMTRnl
(iurn
wiin
oiner
neaaquarters
or-.
1
fleers
in
climbing
the
training
friend,
there
"
tanks,
trudge
rpQ
t
mr
and
extend
to
them
r,ver
rpj
r,irr
r
i
1
nun
Ueut.
Louis
Lebourdals
M.
L
A
bronz.ed.
.
hl
e
rugged,
huj
Ueut.
Michael
Dean.
Gordon
Root
"rect
He
stands
with
his
I
nt
fK-
i
,
.
hands
on
his
Wds
and
his
head
a
IS
CHANGED
raiwuurci
i-roTince
ana
--
-j
WiUiam
Herbert
of
the
Canadian
ti..i
.T,011
ne
,
?e
.
vhen
.
he
telk,i
Broadcasting
Corporation,
after
Sa
Bight
for
Vancouver.
Knows
,lls
Guns
1
j
The
general
wants
his
men
to
bt
J
4
Seal
Cove
sirens
will
be
made
aW
to
things
"r11
Hfective
next
week,
there
will
use
of
as
"Fire
Aterms"
and
these
and
to
try
to
taPrve
things.
He
he
a
change
in
the
timing
of
some
wffl
consist
of
a
steady
note
of
40
P6
Juit
that,
himself.
One
day
a0f
the
trains
operating
on
the
seconds
duration.
A
"Fire
Out"
signal
-will
be
Indicated
by
a
steady
note
of
20
seconds.
These
signals
should
not
be
confused
pai.r.iob
vi.uwuajjuci
tiiusut,
nun
on
j
local
line
or
the
Canadian
Na-his
back
under
a
truck,
showing
tkinai
Rallwnve
a
sergeant
how
to
do
a
certain
re-
The
full
passenger
trains
will
continue
to
leave
for
the
East
on
Wednesday
and
Friday
mornings
at
10:30
as
at
present
but
the
in-
all
,
comlae
trains
Thursday
and
Sat-
about
ranges,
elevations
and
sights'
urday
evenings
will
arrive
at
7
"Does
he
ever,"
was
the
answer
i
o'clock
instead
of
6:30.
of
a
young
artillery
officer
when
Mixed
trains
On
Mondays,
Wed-
If
4k.
1
.
1.1.
.
.
.
...
ii
wie
Kciiciiii
iuicw
uu
nACiinve
and
Frinav
will
Ipavp
6
pm.
and
will
arrive
on
Sunday.
Tuesday
and
Friday
nights
at
10:30
instead
of
11
o'clock.
The
dlesel
electric
train
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
will
continue
to
leave
at
4:15
in
the
afternoon
as
at
present,
arriving
at
11:20
am.
Timely
Recipes
SOUR
PICKLES
Onions,
Cucumber,
Cauliflower
And
Green
Tomatos
These
vegetables
may
be
used
separately
or
mixed.
Wash
and
prepare;
make
a
brine,
using
two
quarts
oi
botnng
water
ana
iv2
cups
salt;
pour
over
vegetables
and
let
stand
for
twp
days.
Drain
and
cover
with
more,
brine-.
Let
stand
two
days
and
drain
again.
When
using
onions,
take
fresh
brine
and
heat
to
boiling
point;
put
In
onions
and
boil
3
minutes;
.
drain.
Cover
vegetables
with
pickle
mixture
made
as
follows:.
,
1
gallon
vinegar
1
cup'sugar
(optional)
4
red
peppers
2
sticks
cinnamon
2
tablespoons
whole
spice
2
tablespoons
mace.
Tie
spice
In
cheesecloth
bag
and
boll
In
vinegar
10
minutes;
pour
over
vegetables;
bottle.
NEW
INDOOR
SPORT
knife
Is
made
In
one
piece,
handle
I
MANHATTAN,
Kas.,
Sept.
22:
t
and
blade
and
Is
about
a
foot
In
Jack
Plummer,
assistant
chief
of
length.
The
handle
Is
wound
with
police,
has
an
Interesting
hobby.
cord
to
provide
a
grip.
His
aim
is
bo
good
he
can
shoot
Keen
on
fitness
the
general
In-
flies
off
the
station
wall
using
an
sisis
on
every
man
In
the
division,
air
rifle
loaded
with
matchsticks
BY
WESTOVER
ViEUL,
ttXJ
VJRjOTE
IT,
VMH1LE
-TWVT
HANDSOME
NORMAL
15
ANNETTE'S
SHOE
SALE
EXTRAORDINARY
To
make
room
for
our
New
Falf
Shoes
we
are
offering
the
Ladles
of
Prince
Rupert
our
High
Class
line
of
Ladles'
Shoes
at
unheard
of
bargains
for
these
lines
of
Shoes.
They
include
such
well
known
brands
1
as
WilmonU
and
Beaumonts,
Styles
as
follows:
Oxfords,
Brogues,
T-Straps,
Pumps,
Tan
to
Pumps,
Pigtex
Pumps
and
Lastex,
In
shades
Black,
Brown,
Wine
and
Green.
All
sizes.
Reg.
VaJnes
up
to
18.50.
EXTRAORDINARY
SALE,
r.iST
$2.45
SALE
-i
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
Annette
Ladies'
Wear
530
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
REMEMBER
Annette
Leads,
others
follow
HOUSEHOLD
NEEDS
TINCTURE
OF
IODINE
1
oz.
15c
2
oz
25c
OIL
OF
EUCALYPTUS
1
oz.'
20c
2
oz.
35c
FRIAR'S
BALSAM
1
oz.
25c
2-oz.
45c
CASTOR
OIL
4
oz.
25c
8
oz.
50c
AROMATIC
CASTOR
OIL
3
oz.
25c
AROMATIC
CASCARA...
2
oz.
25c
8
oz.
90c
CAMPHORATED
OIL
.........
.
1
oz.
15c
2
oz
25c
HYDROGEN
PER05IDE
8,oz.'.35c
16
oz.
50c
EPSOM
SALTS,
tins
.............
4
oz,
10c
16
oz.
25c
BORACIC
ACID,
tins
.
2
oz.
15c
"
4
oz.
25c
SEIDLITZ
POWDERSj
tins
...
.
...
40c
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YOUR
DRUGS
FROM
THE
DRUG
STORE
Ormes
Ltd.
"Jlip,
Pioneer
Druqgists
THE
REXALL
STORE
PHONES
81
AND
83
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12-2
pjn.
and
7-9
p.m.
NEW
ARRIVALS
IN
Ladies'
Low
Heel
Lines
These
include:
Pigtex
Sabot
Straps
in
Red,
Black
and
Brown.
Pigtex
Ties,
Military
Oxfords
and
Brogues,
in
both
Black
and
Brown.
Fashioned
for
both
style
and
comfort
at
Popular
Prices.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
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