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8,
1943
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TOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
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Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
ftrrtf
Chas.
Dodimcad
Optometrist
in
Chart
U'-ilrli
Plnrk.
Jwlrv
y
y
Repairing,
Hand
Enrravmi
VISIT
OUK
BASEMENT
STOKE
for
line
China,
Dlnnerware,
Classes,
llagcace
and
Novelties.
MAX
HEILBRONER
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
S
WHITE
H
0
E
S
It's
Summer
And
All
Feet
Lead
To
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
Presenting
Outstanding
Styles:
White
Saddle
Oxfords,
Fancy
Canvas
and
Hop
Sacks,
Dressy
.White
Shoes.
We
take
pleasure
In
offering
for
your
selection'
-the
largest
choice
of
Women's
Stylish
Summer
Shoes
in
our
history.'
Low
heels,
cuban
and
high
heels.
Budget
priced.
Children's
and
Men's
Shoes
Too!
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
OrEN
SATUKDAY
NIGHT
Mail
orders
Promptly
Filled
!
506
THIRD
AVE.
W.
Across
From
Orme's
Drug
Canadian
National
Railways
TRAINS
FOR
THE
EAST
WILL
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT-MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
and
FRIDAY.
C
p.m.,
stopping
at
all
local
stations,
arriving
JASPER
Wednesday,
Friday
and
Sunday,
7
a.m.
WEDNESDAY
and
FRIDAY,
10:30
ajn.,
stopping
at
Terrace
Pacific,
Hazelton,
New
Hazclton,
Smithcrs,
Burns
Lake,
Van-'
dcrhoof,
Prince
George,
Giscome
and
McBride
only.
Arrive
JASPER
Thursday
and
Saturday
12:25
pjn.
INCOMING
TRAINS
WILL
ARRIVE
PRINCE
RUPERT-TUESDAY,
FRIDAY
and
SUNDAY,
11
p.m.
THURSDAY
and
SATURDAY,
6:30
pjn.
Air
Conditioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
on
trains
leaving
Monday
6:00
p.m.,
Wednesday
and
Friday
10:30
a.m.
Coaches
only
on
other
trains
from
Prince
Rupert
For
Full
Information.
Reservations,
etc.,
call
or
write
R'
S'
G,lE,G
CITY
PASSENGER
AGENT
528
Third
Avenue
Phone
260
Prince
Rupert
Agents
ior
Trans-canada
Air
Lines
Camp
Requirements
Folding
Cols,
Folding
Chairs,
Pack
Sacks.
Pack
Boards,
Sleeping
Robes,
Tents,
Grass
Rugs
White
Wood
Furniture
Chests
of
lowers
Dressers,
Meat
Safes,
Ceiling
Dryers,
Tables,
Chairs,
Night
Tables,
Book
Shelves
Floor
Covering
Inlaid
Linoleums,
Linoleums,
Congoleums,
Seamless
Axminster
Carpets
and
Mats
Elio's
Furniture
Sto
THIRD
AVENUE,
Next
(o
Daily
News
re
Green
916
BUY
.
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.
RUPERT
BRAND
Sole
Fillets
...
at
Your
Local
liutchers.
NO
WASTE
READY
TO
COOK
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PRINCE
RUI'KRT
it).
Ltd.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Midlands
Now
All-Active
Unit
Ready
For
Enemy;
Life
In
New
Camp
On
West
Coast
Described
(As
written
for
Bowmanville
Statesman)
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f.i
ncj.ii
i
:
iiU
inn
sent
on
their
way.
Songs
such
as
"Home
Sweet
Home"
were
sung
to
tlnserted
to
squash
any
rumors
nave
only
had
them
with
us
a
lit-
tie
over
a
month.
Compare
Unit
to
a
Town
We
wonder
what
the
people
at
home
know
about
our
unit.
We
,
wonder
if
they
know
we
are
al
D..
could
be
compared
to
the
Mayor
of
a
town
or
village
with
nearly
1.000
citizens,
all
male.
The
Council
could
be
made
up
of
the
Reeve1
or
second-in-command
of
the
Battalion.
Major
F.
L.
Dudley.
Deputy
Reeve,
Clerk
and
Treasurer
combined
would
be
the
Adjutant.
Capt.
H.
R.
S.
Ryan,
and
the
Company
Commanders
of
Headquarters
Coy..
A.
B,
C
and
R
Coys,
would
be
compared
to
the
councillors.
Naturally
the
council
has
to
have
Its
staff
of
clerks',
collectors,
etc..
and
these
are
all
contained
in
the
Battalion
Orderly
Room
and
the
Company
Orderly
rooms.
From
there
on
the
unit
breaks
down
Into
much
the
same
Items
you
find
In
a
town.
We
have
a
post
office
which
distributes
as,
.
many
as
four
bags
of
mall
and
1
parcels
every
other
day.
a
doctor
'
and
staff
who
take
care
of
as
manias
30
patients
a
day,
an
Intelligence
section
which
prepares
maps
of
,the
surrounding
country
and
also
acts
as
the
town
newspaper
In
keeping
a
diary
of
all
important
events
which
occur.
This
group
of
men.
might
be
compared
to
the
I
town
newspaper
office
which
trie
!lto
find
out
everything
about
the
j.
people
and
country
and
keeps
rec-'
ord
of
it.
Then,
we
come
to
the
barber
shop
whpr
nnp
barber,
and
a
good
one.
caters
to
the
whims
of
about
30
i
Luowiucia
a
uay
ioc
a
neaa.
Tne
Quartermaster
and
staff
might
be
compared
to
a
Jobber
who
orders
the
goods
for
all
the
different
people,
for
the
kitchens
and
for
all
buildings.
In
a
town
this
service
Is
duplicated
so
many
times
that
considerable
efficiency
Is
lost.
Possibly
this
is
because
of
the
difference
ln
prices.
There
ls-only
one
price
ior
each
article
in
the
army.
I
Men
of
All
Trades
I
We
could
go
on
and
describe
the
other
services
which
are
rendered
but
it
might
become
tiring
so
fot
a
short
summary,
here
are
the
men
you
find
in
the
Midlands:
a
o-man
oand
who
also
act
and
are
trained
as
first
aid
men
and
siretcner
beacers,
cooks,
carpenters,
plumbers,
police,
road
build-ers,
butchers,
sewer
diggers,
electricians,
clergy,
miners,
engineers,
truck
drivers,
mechanics
and
a
dozen
and
one
other
Jobs
including
teachers.
There
is
hardly
a
profession
or
occupation
which
Is
not
represented,
This
last
month
we
have
found
that
the
men
who
were
considered
a
little
sloppy
In
drill
training
lave
other
tale
Its
which
by
far
overcome
fcny
'
lack
of
smartnes
on
parade.
We
have
been
literally
durhped
Into
a
Job
for
which
wc
were
in
many
respects
totally
unprepared,
the
building
of
a
new
camp,
There
was
no
electricity,
waterworks,
roads,
sidewalks
and
very
few
huts
here
when
we
ar-
not
tw..
.v,
t.j
n
K-inoi
dc
oi
great
vaiue
in
an
ai
entertain
the
departing
guests
and;0
the
training
we
are
receiving
Is
5all
in
all
lt
was
quite
a
farewell
that
the
entlre
roup
of
men
are
I
which.
I
fear,
did
not
raise
the
-learning
to
live
with
each
other
Vsplrits
of
the
Home
Defence
boys.l'ith
vefy
mtIe
oulside
cntertaln-;l
But.
enough
of
that.
It
was
Justment-
There
Is
one
theatre
In
the
town
and
one-third
our
popula-
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
V
The
first
week
of
gtllnet
.i!-i
i-.
fishing
season
on
the
Skeona
Piv-i
saw
some
seven
hundred
boats
.
-i,
gaged
In
the
fishery.
On
the
N.ut
River
there
are
about
170
boat
li
The
First
Battalion
Midland
Regiment
has
celebrated
engaged
in
fishing,
according
t
B
l
a
great
occasion.
All
home
defence
personnel,
numbering
reports
received
at
prince
Rupert
??
.over
50
and
unwillingly
acquired
in
Edmonton,
left
to
join
'
ZIZ
7
I
....w.w.v.v.v.vianomer
unit,
leaving
uie
.uuu
luiuutuub
again
wun
iuu
boat
dty
the
fuhln
5
per
cent
Active
Service
men
so
that
they
are
free
to
go
being
outside,
around
Finiayaon
anvwhere
to
fight
and
help
end
tnis
war.
,
island,
where
the
average
was
Naturally,
there
was
a
celebra-
about
thlrty-fite
fUh
white
lnrtde
tion
because
the
Midlands
were
be-
"
.
.
the
river
It
was
as
low
as
ten
fUh.
rived
but
gradually
we
are
bul.d-
Gn
thJ
NaM
Rlwr
,
ginning
to
feel
that
they
had
been
average
I"'
relegated
to
the
discard
and
would
ln
the
huts
and
thc
conveniences
quiU)
atU
factory
at
about
?'be
used
as
a
training
unit
for
send-
wnlch
makc
lt
,nto
a
rcaI
lown
forty.
There
Is
gillnettlng
In
pro-
ing
drafts
of
men
to
other
regl-
me
40
or
50
buildings.
We've
greM
ln
a
the
up
,
been
laying
roads,
or
rather,
float-
th(,
ta
them
txause
the
ground
U
have
vice.
(Already
54
Midlands
100,decP
muskeg
and
we've
been
lay-1
0
A
McMillan,
who
been
sent
to
Hong
Kong
and
recently
re-to
England
with
other
units.)
Now
lnS
something
which
ac-
sumwi
the
supertn
tendency
of
they
feel
there
is
at
least
some
cording
to
the
pamphlets
we
read
Canadian
National
SteamahlpK
hope
of
staying
together
and
see-
on
war
Gaining
U
an
unmentlon-
OTing
tfl
mnwj
of
w
H
Ing
some
action
as
a
unit.
subJt.
We
are
doing
things
ai
be
Vancouver
represent
The
celebration
took
the
form
of
we
never
did
tan
and
'e
arc
"ve
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
good-natured
jibing
at
the
Homc.learnlnS
something
which
may
Dock
and
Shipyard.
Mr.
Fogg
wtl!
1
I
revert
to
the
r
pormer
-
-
position
.
of
kJ.
.wilt:
situ
wnv
wu
an
tsvw
I
.
....
.
.
.
.
exceUent
ou''
wultu
"uau
asaisiani
superinienaent
Sjglven
an
opportunity
of,tat
.
coin?
going
"Active"
"Active"
before
beiore
thev
they
were
werclm
later
U(e
a
home.
I
Learn
to
Live
Together
One
of
the
most
important
points
Twenty-Five
Years
Ago
It
was
intimate
at
th
mwl
-
which,
we
understand,
have
been
tion
ma'
leave
cam.
very
nhjht
ng
of
the
city
council
held
lat
'.
floating
around
to
the
effect
that,to
lt
or
so
to
thc
YALCA.
The
night
that
a
new
bylaw
will
shortly
y
the
Midlands
are'
not
an
"active
-others
must
remain
at
home
and
be
Introduced
by
the
city
solicitor
.
jservice
unit"
and
never
were.
Anylflnd
something
to
do
to
keep
then
for
the
regulation
of
roomii
liiHome
Defence
personnel
we
have
.Interested.
house,
boarding
houses
and
todg-
j,
had
we
took
Involuntarily
and
Incidentally,
lt
doesn't
get
dark
ing
houses,
here
until
nearly
11
o'clock
at
night
so
that
there
is
much
time
to
be
To
show
the
estem
In
whkh
the
spent
afte
work
finishes
at
5
or
fellow
employee
of
the
Grand
6
o'clock
ln
the
evening.
The
band,
Trunk
Pacific
held
for
J.
B.
F.
holds
concerts
and
sing-songs
five
Melville,
they
gathered
together
nights
of
the
week.
There
are
yesterday
afternoon
and
presented
most
a
complete
town
ln
ourselves.
blnBo
games,
quiz
contest
and
him
with
a
purse
of
gold.
W
C.
Lieut.-Col.
J.
C.
Gamey,
MAI..
E.lsPnUneous
entertainment
of
all
C.
Mehan
made
the
presentation
klnds
and
sports
such
as
you
can
and
spoke
of
the
regard
ln
wh'ch
never
imagine.
And
the
men
spend
his
chief
clerk
was
held.
He
had
the
rest
of
the
time
reading
books,1
difficulty
la
adequately
expressing
writing
letters
and
lying
on
their
hU
sense
of
Ions
at
the
departure
beds
talking
to
each
other
about
of
"Jim.
all
manner
of
subjects.
We
won-
.
.
der
how
many
young,
acUve
fel-
Quite
a
number
of
people
camp-lows
at
home
could
sit
at
home
cd
out
serosa
the
bay
during
last
almost
every
night
and
not
think
week-end.
They
claimed
that
the
they
were
going
crazy.
We're
doing
weather
conditions
were
excellent
it
here
regularly
and
liking
It.
.although
they
were
sometimes
Boys
Like
Lots
of
Mall
awakened
during
the
night
by
the
The
boys
,
are
enjoying
them-
sound
of
falling
water
but
this
selves
out
here,
thousands
of
miles
banished
the
flics
and
mosquitoes.
from
home.
They'd
enjoy
them-
,
m
selves
any
place,
but
they
also
havt
thplr
riav
uhn
hv
fool
nK.
I
solutely
dusgusted
and
downcast
and
that
Is
when
the
letters
from
home
are
a
real
help.
You,
at
home,
without
any
sons
in
the
army
don't
and
can't
know
what
a
letter
or
a
parcel
means
to
a
soldier.
If
he
doesn't
get
his
mail
regularly
he
worries
and
when
he
worries
he
is
no
good
for
anybody,
not
even
himself,
and
quite
frequently
he
gets
Into
trouble
of
one
kind
and
another.
So
.keep
the
mall
coming
and
the
parcels
of
home
made
cooking
and
other
delicacies
which
let
him
know
that
you
are
still
thinking
of
him.
That's
about
all
for
this
week.
There
are
many
Items
such
as
the
unveiling
of
the
beautiful
cairn
at
Edmonton;
the
farewell
at
the
sta.-tlon
by
hundreds
of
people
who
were
sorry
to
see
the
Midlands
leave
the
place;
the
difficulties
encountered
in
our
new
location,
the
crazy
antics
of
the
lads
having
(un
lone
chap
spent
most
of
Sunday
on
the
side
of
thc
road
fishing
in
a
pall
of
oil
much
to
winder
of
passing
motorists);
the
water
fights
and
a
hundred
and
one
other
occurrences
which
arc
all
ln
the
life
of
an
army
unit,
but
we'll
leaye
these
for
another
time.
The
main
purpose
of
this
nrtl-cle
was
to
let
the
people
back
home
know
that
the
Mad
Midlands
are
again
a
100
percent
Active
Service
Unit
with
hope
of
getting
Into
action
too,
a$
they
say
In
Battle
Drill
Training,
"Kill
the
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
July
6,,1917
JUiy
o:
1917-fiir
Arthur
Cur-
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
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PROr
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Home
Away
From
llnrne
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Wier
Prince
Rupert.
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fhone
281
p.o.
riot
m
SERVICES
TO
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Way-points,
Stewart
and
North,
tjueen
Charlotte
Islands.
Full
Information,
Ticket
and
Reservations
FRANK
j.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Aent
Third
Ave.
Phone
S68
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rreith
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We
believe
in
featurlnc
it
S
ana
Helping
our
UD-river
farmers.
Try
lt
once
and
we
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the
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