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ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
PROP.
"A
Home
Away
From
Home"
Kates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
544
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
New
and
Used
FURNITURE
1
Sundstrand
Adding
Machine,
in
perfect
shape.
Very
low
price.
1
Electric
Grill,
just
like
new.
30
Bedsteads
and
Springs
$00(
20
New
End
Tables
in
the
latest
styles.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
PHONE
BLACK
324
Third
Avenue
SERVICES
TO
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Way-points,
Stewart
and
North,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Full
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
!
Naish
and
Jones
lull
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w
Doubles
Winners
UK
BaaSai
;
Further
Results
in
Canadian
Na-I
tional
Recreation
Association
Tourney
Nalsh
and
F.-U.
Jones
defeated
!
r.nl
HvkM
and
B.
Lee
G-l.
6-3,
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6-4
to
wfei
the
men's
doubles
in
(the
Canadian
National
Recreation
'Association's
Tennis
Club
tourna-
ment.
Other
results
to
date
are
as
follows:
Cpl.
Hyslop
and
Mrs.
Murray
defeated
Lt.
Real
and
Mrs.
Kel-Isey
9-11,
8-6,
6-3.
Miss
Rlvett
defeated
Mrs.
Jur-main.
6-2.
6-2.
Miss
Longton
defeated
Mrs.
Murray.
2-6,
8-6,
6-3.
LJV.C.
Nalah
defeated
F.-Lt.
Jones.
6-2,
7-5.
S.
C.
Thomson
Is
sailing
tonight
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
V
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ben
Da
bra
mo
are
sailing
tonight
for
a
trip
to
HERE
(Outstanding
and
unsurpassed.
Tht
same
fine
quality
Is
obtainable
by
jtass,
bottle
or
case.
Ask
lor
PILSENER.
Free
Delivery
Phone
634
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VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LTD.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
John
Niehotls.
son
of
Col.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Nicholls,
1
leaving
tonight
ts
resume
his
studies
near
Victoria.
,
r,
Lee-
Wtag
and
three
children
of
Norman
v.
Nelson
of
Nelson
v.,
nrnt
Bros.
.
.
.
...
Fisheries
Ltd.
is
leaving
tonight
Port
EJastagton
are
leaving
tonight
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
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WAS
Letter
Box
WORKERS
RENTALS
El'
:
Daily
News:
With
reference
to
the
high
rental
beuift
paid
to
the
Wartime
Hous.ns
Limited
.
for
workers
houses
may
I
ejmretfg-
the
flust,
that
exiussfrvm
ajspvt
fatajty
and
Illogical
rescsMMtfib
a
narked
degree.
Since
when
has
a
landlord
based
his
'rentals
on
the
earnings
of
a
tenant?
As
to
the
workers
being
paid
more
money
here
than
in
Vancouver
or
Vic-tuna,
this
is
a
misstatement
tha
can
be
proved
by
simple
arithmetic.
To
give
a
coat
of
living
bonus
wKh
one
haosf
and
raise
the
cost
of
living
with
the
othei
appears
to
be
an
inconsistency
An
immediate
cut
in
rent
should
be
i
given
to
compensate
for
the
high
i
cost
of
living,
for
the
lack
o:
Mdewa!ks
playgrounds
for
our
shlldren.
community
nans,
telephone
facilities,
etc..
also
lack
of
storage
for
the
coming
winters
fuel,
which
the
government
has
repeatedly
requested
us
to
stock
up
on.
The
conditions
at
the
Staff
Haute
are
little
short
of
disgraceful
and
are
responsible
for
th
wholesale
exodus
of
hundreds
'
workers
from
the
dry
d
-k
i
by
WALLACE
REYBURN
Wallace
Fey
burn,
war
corretpondent
for
the
Monlrtal
Standard,
ipent
$lx
and
a
hall
hourg
ashore
with
Canadian
troop
at
Dieppe.
The
Retiment
he
went
in
with
wat
the
firtt
to
land
and
latt
to
leave.
Today'
war
corrnpondentt
aren't
tatiiRed
to
write
their
detpatchet
trom
behind
line.
They
tet
right
in
there
with
the
fihting
rnen
and
there
their
hater
dt.
Reyburn,
whowa$
injured
by
thrapnel,
had
to
twim
out
with
men
to
the
landinl-cralt
under
a
barrage
ol
re
which
the
German
were
concentrating
on
the
shore
line.
The
first
barge
he
clambered
onto
sank.
He
swam
to
another
only
to
find
when
he
got
into
it
that
it
was
overloaded.
A
ship
eventually
took
them
off
and
out
to
a
destroyer
lying
a
mile
or
so
off
shore.
London,
Enp.
(By
Cable)
It
was
one
o'clock
in
the
morning
and
I'd
just
come
back
from
Dieppe!
You've
heard
people
describe
to
you
"the
most
wonderful
drive
I
ever
had
in
my
life".
Maybe
it
was
across
Rockies
or
through
Grand
Canyon
or
just
along
Lakeshore
Boulevard
with
a
gale
pounding
huge
waves
up
on
to
the
roadway.
But
now
I
know
definitely
what
is
the
most
wonderful
drive
I
ever
had.
There
wasn't
any
beautiful
scenery
on
this
trip.
It
was
through
grimy
docks
of
a
South
of
England
port!
My
swim
out
from
the
beach
with
the
Canadians
had
left
me
clad
only
in
a
pair
of
underpants,
army
boots
and
blanket
which
the
ship's
steward
)
had
wrapped
round
me.
The
press
liason
officer
met
me
at
the
gangplank
as
I
came
off
and
said
"I've
got
a
room
for
you
at
the
hotel,
the
car's
t
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Canadian
National
Railways
TRAINS
!'OK
THE
EAST
WILL
LEAVE
PRINCE
III
nJlT.
MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY
and
FRIDAY
pm..
sU.pptnd
at
all
local
stations
Diesel
Car
for
Terrace
leave
dally
except
Sunday.
4
15
p.m.
WEDNESDAY
and
FRIDAY
10:30
am.
slotting
at
Ter-lace.
Paclf.
lUselton.
New
Haielton.
a-
urn
.Lak.
Vanderh&ef,
Prince
Oeorte.
CHseome
ami
MeHrioe
only.
INCOMING
TRAINS
WILL
ARRIVE
PRINCE
KUITKTi
TUESDAY.
FRIDAY
and
SUNDAY
11
p
m.
THURSDAY
and
SATURDAY
6:3
pJ.
Diesel
Car
from
Terrace
11
15
am.
dally
except
Sunday.
Air
conditioned
SLEEPING
and
DINING
CARS
on
trains
leaving
Monday
:p.m
.
Wednesday
and
Friday
18:30
J.
For
full
information,
reservations,
etc.,
call
or
write
It.
S.
GRF.IG,
City
Pasenter
Agent
M6
Third
Ave
.
Phone
MO,
Prince
Rupert.
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Linos
month
Onlv
when
th.
se
condi-
E-
f
Webber.
rand
secretary
or
a,a
h..
,,riii.ni
f
tho
oddfellows'
Lodce.
is
arriving:
i
lions
art1
imirui
-
m
getting
labor
to
come
and
stay
in
on
tonight's
train
on
official
du-
Jj
I
Prince
Rupert
will
be
solved
in
ues
lie
w
siaying
in
utr
ruy
un-'the
meantime,
the
problem
of
get-
til
Thursday.
Mr.
Webber
has
been
I
ting
labor
to
come
and
stay
here
secretary
for
the
Oddfellow
for
will
only
Increase
in
acutenesa
as
over
twenty
years.
He
will
be
as-'
these
conditions
in
Prince
Rupert
stating
the
Grand
Master
at
the
become
more
public
tared
f
rom
!fteial
visit
next
week
cuis
i
coast.
These
conditions
should
be
remedied
now!
LES
VIKWD.
OH
I
mrm
V
ready".
We
climbed
into
the
preaa
car
and
joined
a
huge
convoy
of
army
trucks
taking
Canadian
troops
out
to
their
billets.
I
remember
stretching
back
in
my
seat,
lighting
up
a
cigarette
and
feeling
a
surge
of
relief
at
beinfc
buck
on
solid
ground
again.
I'd
ridden
in
this
Chev.
many
times
before
on
interminable
jaunts
among
troops
in
England,
collecting
material
for
articles
on
their
training
that
led
up
to
their
grand
showing
at
Dieppe.
Out
there
on
the
beaches
and
in
the
streets
of
Dieppe
there
had
been
moments
when
you
wondered
whether
you
would
ever
come
through
it
alive
and
be
back
among
old
familiar
things
again.
But
here
I
was
on
"Old
Faithful"
as
we
call
her,
once
more,
and
was
I
glad
to
be
there!
FOR
QUICK
RESULTS
THY
,
KiSWB
W'AMT
ADO.
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
i
":
COUPONS
arc
still
available
ith
...l
Dollars
llav
Pnla"
OLD
FAITHFUL
More
rh
purrhitr
In
onr
torf,
We
would
appreciate
t
5
new
customers
drop
n
lRi
i
let
ut
espial
this
gift
ptln
V
to
them.
J
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
J",
P.O.
Ifcii
SIS
PlM.nr,
,
.
Jr:B'rBt1ITaiB,,ltlBy,;,
a)
m
5
at
Everyone
Votes
for
the
VAU1ETY
STORK
Where
jour
dimes
are
little
dollars
FO
QUKT.
KWLl.'JJi
TRY
A
ajWB
WANT
ADD.
V
This
personal
despatch
from
Wallace
Reyburn
inspires
General
Motors
to
pay
its
humble
tribute
to
the
fighting
men
of
the
Dominion
who
gave
their
utmost
at
Dieppe!
Such
service
as
theirs
cannot
bo
emulated
except
in
the
very
battle-smoke.
But
they
were,
and
must
be,
supported,
and
General
Motors
of
Canada
proud
that
the
war
equipment
from
its
factories
is
to
be
found
on
every
fighting
front-pledges
itself
to
produce
that
equipment
to
tho
last
rosourco
of
its
men
and
machines.
CANADIAN
-BUILT
WAR
PRODUCTS
ARE
SERVING
IN
EVERY
THEATRE
OF
WAR
eSs