2Jtf
SEPTEMBER
.
1642
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tin
r.
af
is
T-ZINTER?
The
thrifty
housewife
know
that
when
she
P'ili2!f
UP
,tew
or
WYf
a
little
genuine
liOVKIL,
th
flavour
and
the
tatty
goodness
ere
greatly
improved
by
the
BOVRIL
he
pt
rint-r
them;
it
is
splendid
in
leftoveri
and
tly
y
cuts.
l
i
l
rjrsn
ii
wing
SANG
IIING
II
01'
KEK
pop
Suey
js
Mljgur
pitronace
welcome
HtW
ROYAL
HOTEL
ZAnixu,
PROr.
Ijitne
Away
From
Home"
Ratnt
75c
up
r.
KA
ti
Cold
Wsier
Irince
Rupert,
H
C.
Hwaj;n
p.o.
iios
m
Ifvoy
Hotel
i
j&rl
Zarclli,
Prop.
P.O.
Koi
S44
PstASKU
STRKET
IPIIINCE
ItlTKKT
jjgv
and
Used
tNlTURE
.
.
.
i
rzml
Adding
'i
nc,
in
perfect
c
Very
low
price.
ffijtnc
Grill,
just
like
IS
Jterici
....r
iSBnri
.
$8.00
T1
1
rr.
.
.
.
5WV
ljn(
Tables
in
lSjlae:;t
.stylos.
Furniture
Co.
s'K
IlLACK
r.2.1
Tliird
Atenue
BILLIE
THE
TOILER
nn
-.
g
uric
juenaay
douiw
irom
Van-
4
WKST
2
"
.
w
VI
1
c
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Ilorie
re.
turned
to
the
city
Sunday
Dkjht
a
rim
uo
Vancouver
ana
5
Mm
Ruth
gnvcW.
nravtiuHil
OfMl
Today
for
limine
n
welfare
olter.
who
has
been
on
ifr
new
manaifmrnt
a
ttfp
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
ll'hsne
ICed
217
5
Islands
on
official
duties,
returned
2
to
the
city
VMtiav
H
I'-arBrana
C.
J.
Norrington
left
on
Satur
day
afternoon's
train
for
Terrace
'Mrs.
Norrincton
returned
to
th
city
on
last
night's
train.
Capt.
F.
O.
A
imitate,
who
is
with
the
Y.M.CA.
War
Services,
arrived
In
the
city
Sunday
night
from
Delia
Bella,
being
on
a
tour
to
entertain
the
forces
In
his
capacity
oa
an
impersonator
of
Dickens
characters.
He
Is
here
for
the
coming
week
and
will
entertain
all
local
units.
rsr:fBingvtaisrnijraTiciTB
fa
Everyone
Votes
for
the
VARIETY
STORE
Where
your
dimes
are
little
dollars
LMiaraiajBi.atiraiaiaiats)-,
MM
KKllilltV
ACT
MITM'K
Hr
Orliriralr
of
Title
No.
JIVM-I
In
ItA.
Milrrn
(IS)
ami
rirn(rn
(IJ).
lUlilrrn
(),
UIMcr
of
MrwaM.
Mlp
1191.
WIIK&AS
iKfaeteiy
pmf
of
lorn
of
tht
abor
Oruneato
of
TKi
kMWd
in
the
move
of
Joavpta
Hi
Hon
Wllwn
ha
b-Mi
IiM
In
thU
offlc.
notKw
la
Ixfcy
Klvti
Mu'
I
attall.
at
Uy
raptr
tton
of
on
tnondh
titan
tbr
daa
ot
Uw
first
puMieatton
lmr,
Imt
a
rrovuional
CVUtkte
af
THie
In
Hmi
cf
aM
tern
Oaitirioata.
unkaa
tn
tbe
iiMwvctm
malKI
objrocion
tw
mute
b6
att
Mi
wrtUnf.
DATED
at
na
Und
Rr0AtJ
OfftM.
rtinw
mipm.
bc
.
this
au
cavjr
of
8Wbor,
AO.
1942
Aodrsw
ThcmiMKi.
DEPUTY
tUXTgniAR
OF
TITLEB.
AITTION
SKIT.
I
Tlmlirr
Salr
X31432
I
Thcrr
wlU
bp
offrm!
for
ml
ut
Pitb-tie
Auotlon.
at
nmai
lSUi
day
ot
Sep.
,
Untbnr,
1943
tn
she
oCfk
of
ttvp
D.
trtot
nmirr.
Mrtr-
Hulldtng.
Van-nennrr.
BC,
th
ttccir4
X314S3
to
cut
10.531.000
t.bJtx.
of
aprupp,
enter
and
IlMnlork
on
an
arm
attuMnct
on
Utc
North
Short
of
OunviJwwa
tnlot,
Qiitpo
CJaloo
TfdaiKta
Ijwwt
Dtatrltit,
Tivr
(3)
ypuni
will
be
allowed
toi
I
mnovnl
ot
tttubrr.
'
TroYtelfd
ajrytnip
unable
to
atnd
th
aiioUou
an
pmun
tuay
aubmK
trader
to
ba
miw-d
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
trravxl
aa
one
bid."
Pui-Umt
partkoikkini
rruvy
U
obtained
from
the
CXtvW
rxxtr.
Victoria,
DC.
or
ttw
Dlatrtct
FWrHtpr'a
at
Wkrouvrr
arul
rrlarc
Rupert.
f
Jt
ti-r
OUC5HT
TO
BE
DCMM6
n
v.
stead
or
UST
ViiK
i
all
:
HAVMS
A
I
Wl
t
WW
TO
OOIM
THE
VMiA.A.t-
IHb7B
OOIWO
to
DO
ALU
WNUi
ur
IVMORK
T
RfiLEASB
SOLDIERS
FOR.
ACTIVE
DUTY.
15NT
IT
THRlLUrJO
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Mrs.
O.
Bendlcksen
sailed
yes-;
William
Wrathall,
son
of
Mr.
terday
afternoon
for
Vancouver,
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Wrathall,
arrived
.
'in
the
city
Monday
from
Tele-
Lieut.
Ilalph
Thistle
sailed
Sat-
graph
Creelc
where
he
is
in
the
Urdav
nlsht
fnr
a
trin
tr,
-r-
..
.
r.
.
-
wu-
service
or
uovernment
reieeranni.
ver
and
Vancouver
Island.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Grtmason
sailed
'
Saturday
nlht
for
a
trip
to
Van
couver.
Miss
Matilda
lartm
n?tM
tl
're
atie
is
joining
me
Army
i
o
ukc
lap
eanteen
work.
D.
McN.'Lowe
of
the
provincial
v
.cr-iaJ
assessor.
Harry
Stewart
left
Monday
on
tT
,?TL
?rk
v
yesterday
af-
his
return
to
Stewart
after
spend-
I
7t
1
tom
we.
lcs
trip
to
In
a
few
dav
in
th
rttv
,
a
trip
to
MaaceU
u
on
official
busl-
.;
,,.!.
'
meat.
j
01e
Klldal
is
a
patient
in
the
arrived
in
the
prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
ftcruoon
from
recovering
from
an
appendkltU
r.cre
In
his
cap-
operation.
n
f"i
the
Doard
i
.ii.
i
s
to
check
j
capt.
J.
Gardner,
well
kiwwn
:Vj,"r
pioneer
navigator
of
the
Skeena
nivrr.
ana
ttHU
Mrs.
u-aroiwr
oardiwr
were
were
Capt.
J.
W.
KUpatrtek.
district
audit
of
fleer
of
the
army,
arrived
to
the
city
yeaterday
afternoon
from
Terrace.
Bawr
Palmer,
general
manager
of
the
J.
R.
Morgan
Lowtnc
Co..
arrived
at
the
end
of
the
week
fnr
ktwday
af-
Vaneou-
Mr.
and
.Ate.
S.
J.
Meilor
and
son
are
leaving
today
In
their
'VKfeaturing
Little
Norway
Tea,
Sept.
12.
ti
CLAIRE
WALLACE
TODD
RUSSELL
every
weekday
CITR
10:15
a.m.
HHlVKKXMnXT
I.KJI
OK
W
(Sflotion
381
Xotlre
of
Application
(.r
rnrnt
to
Tran.frr
of
IWt
Llremp
NoUce
la
boretoy
glvw
tbat
on
the
lOto
day
of
8apUnbfr.
AX).
1943.
the
undersigned
IM.4t
to
apply
to
tfee
Uquor
Oootrol
Board
for
cotvnt
to
traoafer
of
Beer
Licence
No
5730.
la-UPd
in
reafieot
of
orpmtara
being
part
if
the
prrmlMa
knoan
aa
Utt
Com-hverclal
Hotel
situate
at
trie
ronver
of
FlrM
Avenue
and
Eighth
street.
In
the
Ctty
of
Prince
Ruprrt.
Prorlnce
of
Brt-Hah
Columbia,
xtmn
the
lands
described
as
Iota
TMrteen
(13)
and
rourteen
114)
In
Bknk
Ktne
(9)
Seotlon
One
(
1
)
I.lap
933,1
Prince
Rupert
lnd
ReataSMaUoa
District,
from
Alexander
Prudnnmrne
of
'
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
to
Prtnre
Hotel
Umlted.
the
Transferee.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
this
Srt
day
of
Aug-uat
A
D.
1943
PRINCE
HOTEL
LIMITED.
JhhcuhcetnehtJ
All
advertisements
in
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Oddfellows'
Ball,
Sept.
25
by
Invitation
from
members
only.
Catholic
Bazaar,
Catholic
Hall
October
7
and
8,
SACRIFICE
TO
SAVE
jlTlLUE
r
TI"
-
He
is
outside
on
vacation.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Burnlo
sail
ed
Monday
afternoon
for
Vancouver,
talcing
their
daughter
to
receive
treatment
from
medical
-
VU
V
V
llVVil
vi
-he
city
next
Monday
for
Vancou-japeciallsts.
Edward
Lipsett
was
here
Mon
day
on
fits
way
from"
Vancouver
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Stewart
and
thence
back
here
yesterday
i
to
pay
a
week's
visit
to
his
local
business.
f
UK
SALK
from
Vancouver
at
th
(wnnanoV
i
LWn
our
--j
r
j
u
rvv
uvijir
.
vsiicatci
ucii.
anu
ro
mp
in
Cumshewa
Inlet.
Queen
I
chairs.
Phone
Green
626.
tf)
wwnwe
jajanoa.
FOR
SALE
Pram,
good
condition.
W.,
E.
Walker,
manager
of
Ar-
1000-
Phen
B,a
438-
2
randale
Cajine
er.
wbMi
na
the
season,
waif
ternooh
going
(ht
ver.
Tram
2
.
Rlv-
FOR
SALE
Eleven
room
house,
good
condition,
central
location.
suitaole
for
boarders,
or
easily
'
power
boat
for
Victoria
to
which
FOR
SALE
1939
Mercury
coupe
point
Mr.
MeOor
has
been
trans-
sedan,
like
new,
with
excellent
lerrea
in
tne
stove
mm
ent
radLa
tires.
less
than
lfinnn
mliM
ran
to
spend
the
week-end.
He
and
'
telegraph
service.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D
Jqam
arrived
Last
week
from
Pa-
Chana
IMik-nuMr
Talanri
f
r
Meilor
as
chief
operator
at
Dlgby'
bland
wireless
station.
NVw
!
Excilins!
TUNE
IN
be
seen
at
133
West,
Owner.
Fifth
.
Avenue
(204)
Jotvm
Mi
aueeeasor
here
to
Mr.
roR
SALE
Cheap.
Blue
rug,
size
9
by
12,
good
condition.
Apply
420
Fifth
Avenue
West.
"
(209)
.
!
FOR
SALE
Monarch
range
with
'
oil
burner.
Phone
Oreen
433.
1248
Beach
Place.
(209)
ROOM
AND
BOARD
BOARD
and
Room
for
man
willing
to
share.
718
Fraser
Street.
PERSONAL
LOST
LOST
Trolling
licence
and
gas
book
from
boat
Venus.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
News.
Re-'
ward.
(2190)
LOST
Man's
pocketbook
containing
money
and
registration
card,
Reward.
Call
Dunn's
Bike
Shop
(210)
LOST
Ronson
lighter,
natal
crest,
engravings.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
News
Office.
Reward.
(212)
Harry
.Thrupp
returned,
to
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
a
vacation
trip
to
Wlnnipag.
E31
Brldden
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
from
Massett
where
he
hits
been
paying
a
visit
with
his
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jesse
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
McWllltams
returned
to
the
city
this
mornine
afr
spending
a
vacation
In
Van
couver
and
the
Okanagan
district.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
F.
Pullen,
who
have
been
in
Vancouver
for
the
past
four
months
on
account
of
Mr.
Pullen's
Illness,
returned
to
the
city
this
morning
from
the
south.
Mrs.
Percy
Gladstone
and
family
gate.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
at
I
a,t
.
....
'
-
.
.
,.
le
wees-ena
roilowlng
a
hoi
dav
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
Nov.
12.
visit
to
Vancouver.
BUT
COULD
VtJU
MAWP
tub
SACRIFICES
THPV
V-lAVci
-tji
MAt-o7
VMt-K
TMEV
CAMT
OJEM
MESAR
RED
nrCil.KNAIL51
1HAT5
TDO
MUCH
FOR
AfllRL
OF
YOUR
IMDEPEMDEMCE?
Corp.
W.
D.
Smith,
fsrmerlv
to-'
cal
manager
for
the
Northern
'
British
Columbia
at
Stewart
and
now
with
the
Army,
was
here
Monday
going
,
north
to
Stewart
to
spend
a
leave.
i
Mrs.
Frank
Fisher,
wife
of
the
superintendent
of
the
Premier
tram
Hne.
arrived
In
the
city
Monday
afternoon
following
a
trip
to
Seattle
and
will
be
here
for
a
few
days
before
proceeding
to
her
home
at
Hyder.
Gordon
Jolliffe,
well
known
Queen
Charlotte
City
merchant,1
after
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
arrived
Sunday
night
from
the
jouth
and
proceeded
Tuesday'
night
to
the
Islands.
Mrs.
Pearson
and
family
arrived
i
in
the
city
yesterday
from
Masser:
ind
will
take
up
residence
here.,
iolnlnsr
Air.
Pearson
'who
i
with
I
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
-
I
Classified
Ads.
WANTED
WANTED
Elderly
woman
for
general
housework.
Phone
543
after
6
pjn.
(209)
WANTED
Teacher
for
Cooner
River
Rural
School,
salary
$850.
Apply.
Secretary
School
Board.,!
r't2114
converted
Into
four
suites.
Reas-
TEACHERS
wanted
for
onaoie
price.
For
particulars
write
Box
159.
Smithers.
B.C.
21H
small
schools
near
Prince
Ru
pert
Also
High
School
teachers
required
for
Terrace.
Apply
R.
Thorstelnsson,
Inspector
of
Schools.
Prince
Rupert,
or
Phone
571
or
Red
562.
(214)
WANTED
Person
to
work
tn
grocery
store
and
drive
car
male
or
female.
Apply
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission,
No.
677.
TWO
Naval
Petty
Officers
would
like
room
and
board
in
respectable
home.
Apply
Box
346,
Dallj
News.
(214)
WANTED
Loan
of
$1000
to
$1500,
payable
with
Interest
and
bonus.
Best
of
security.
Box
344
Dally
News.
(213)
(158)
-WANTED
One
chambermaid
lm-
1
mediately.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
(210)
j
LADIES
Home
Journal.
Represent-
WANTED
To
rent,
one
or
two
'
rn
Canada's
lar8et
rooms
for
young
couple.
No
subscription
Agency.
Phone
children.
Furnished
or
unfur-
uircn
osf.
1.111
i
nlcu4
rjw
ik
rn..
'
several
(209)
WANTED
Applications
will
be'
.AA.IunJ
f
A.
MA.HIam
A
ft
M
fe,
t
I
Employment
and
Claims
Officer
I
for
Unemployment
Insurance
!
Commission.
Salary
'
$1,500
per
annum,
plus
cost
of
living
bonus
of
$18.45
per
month.
Apply
Manager,
UXC,
Prince
Rupert.
(210)
HOUSEKEEPER
wanted
for
two
adults.
Phone
Black
85.
(tf)
TO
RENT
Garage.
Black
730.
(213)
WANTED
Girl
for
grocery
store
Personal
letters
to
No.
'676
.
Unemployment
Office.
'"'"tWJ
WANTED
2
or
-3
ropm,.tmpdfjt
furnished
apartment
by
Oct.
1
Apply
Box
343,
Dally'lfews.
(212)
WANTED
-
Messenger
boys
and
girls,
permanent
employment.
Apply
Unemployment
Office.
of
Digby
island
wlrees3
Nation
'tvo
sleeping
Rooms
and
Board
or
light
housekeeping
accommo
dation
for
man,
wife
and
two
small
children
about
Sept
15th.
Quiet
section
preferred.
We
are
quiet
people
and
non
drinkers.
Phone
Orland
at
Green
156
during
day.
(209)
WANTED
Driver.
Apply
Unemployment
Insurance
Commlss-slon.
(tf)
MUST
have
house
or
apartment.
Permanent.
Phone
Red
271.
(205.
BY
WESTOVER
UISTEM.
BUBBLES.
F
SOME
OP
US
':
DON'T
SACRIFICE
SOMG
OF
OUR'O
iNUtfBNOBNCE,
HE'S
OOIMQ
TO
LOSE
LOSE
ALL
ALL
OF
OF
HIS
HVS
J
3
the
7wttiie
is
in
their
hands
Even
now
these
school
children
your
children
are
preparing
themselves
for
the
writing
of
that
future.
Naturally,
you
will
want
to
give
them
the
best,
:most
favourable
start,
possible
with
Waterman's
Pens
and
Inks,
inseparable
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easy
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he
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ot
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