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December
11.
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THE
DAI7
NEWS
TONIGHT!
8
p.m.
1
Booth
Memorial
School
R
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A
B
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P
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A
K
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The
Civic
Labor
Federation
Proposes
A
ADKQUATK
I'.UIILIC
UTILITIES
A'A
DKCRNT
COMMUNITY
LIFE
A
A
VICTORY
COUNCIL
A
For
Council
GKO
HILLS
TOM
ELLIOTT
TOM
MOKdAN
TED
SOIIENSEN
HAKKY
DACOETT
J.
S.
BLACK
HILL
BRETT
For
School
Board
JACK
DEANE
-
J.
T.
LANTIRIDfiE
CHAIRMAN
GEO.
RUDDERHAM
HEAR
THEM
TONIGHT!
Tune
in
Tonight,
6:30,
CFPR
Hujf
ser
an
WARTIME
A
mas
reJco?uS
Simplr
elegant,
and
elegantly
imple
art
the
lingerie
and
hotri
gowns
e't
brought
out
for
the
holidays.
When
jou
note
the
custom-like
workmanship
and
the
rith
detail
joull
agree
they"re
exceptional
at
the
pilces.
KAYOS'
CKKPE
NIGHTGOWN,
lavishly
embroidered.
Aqua,
tea
while
MATCHING
PIUNCKSS
SUP,
bralere
top,
four
gorm
for
perfect
fit
-
Wanted
Raw
Furs
S2.95
S1.95
KAYOS
SATIS
HOSTESS
GOWN,
short
puffed
sleeve,
notched
revert,
full
skirt,
Ked.
S3.
50
emerald,
aqua
Fra
d
Payne
Wc
suggest
that
Christmas
Shoppers
this
year
he
patriotic
and
buy
VICTORY
RONDS
OR
WAR
SAVING
CERTIFICATES.
.
If
you
insist
on
buying
Men's
Wear,
sec
W.
F.
STONE
"Clothes
of
Distinction"
iiimir.sT
MARKET
riUCES
PAW
Heprescnting
-
HUDSON'S
DAY
COMPANY
Ship
(
J,
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OKMIIMM,
Cow
Hay,
ITlnce
Hupert,
B.C.
2
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A
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TM
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1
1
111
AIR
FORCE
Duties
Arduous
but
Girls
Contented
On
Air
Stations
By
MARGARET
ECKER
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
ST.
HUBERT.
Que..
Dec.
14
O
Life
an
an
air
station
gets
into
the
blood
or
anyway,
that's
what
most
airwomen
think.
Take
Cpl.
Fay
Hunter
of
Edmon
ton.
This
little
corporal
has
lived
sod
worked
at
St.
Hubert
for
near
ly
n
vcdr
now.
She
was
in
the
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZAKELU,
PROP.
"A
Home
Away
From
Home"
Kates
75c
up
60
Rooms
Hot
to
Cold
Water
Trlnce
Rupett,
B.C.
Tbone
281
V.O.
Box
198
BY
OTFICIAL
ORDE
Beginning
Wednesday,
December
16th
blows
you
off
the
runway
The
landing
field
gets
cold
with
snow
and
the
roads
clogged
with
mud.
It
coukJn't
very
well
be
a
splt-and-pollsh
station
but
it
seems
to
be
i
happy
station.
"We
all
have
a
lot
of
fun
here."
said
Assistant
Section
Officer
Pat
Watson
of
Toronto,
one
of
the
se
nior
offltan.
"The
girls
enjoy
their
work.
The
don't
seem
to
mind
now
Jong
they're
on
the
Job..
The
transport
drivers
take
any
shifts
they're
-asked
to.
The
telephone
operators
run
the
switchboard
in
shifts
24
hours
a
day."
One
good
example
of
what
fun
air
station
life
-can
be
was
the
little
girl
who
wasn't
there-.
Cpl.
-J
"
.
UtUl
11
1
VW
original
conUnent
of
the
Women's
pat
price
of
M
one
ton,
.
.
.it
a
Ui.
4
shea
on
duty."
N.B.
Bhe
division
which
moved
into
No.
13
,
UD
tor
a
fun."
said
Flying
Of-
8erv4ee
Flying
Training
School
in
,
fWr
n.
e.
Refell
of
New
York.
mld-wlnter.
I
-she'd
like
to
go
up
every
day
training
planes
whirring
up
from
the
runway
under
her
window
every
few
minutes.
St.
Hubert
is
pretty
much
an
average
station.
There
Is
a
large
group
of
airwomen
here.
They
act
as
messwomen,
timekeepers
In
I
1
"I
wouldn't
eo
back
to
the
city
if
she
could,
she's
crazy
about
fly
for
anything."
"she
said.
Fay
is
ing."
added
FO.
J.
Round
of
Saint
secretary
to
one
of
the
chief
in-
John.
N.B.
"She
works
hard.
She
structors
and
she
takes
dictation
deaarvea
any
fun
she
gets."
out
in
me
control
tower,
wtui
the
control
tower,
clerks,
telephone
operators,
equipment
workers.
parachute
riggers,
motor
transport
drivers,
hospital
and
dental
as-
slstanUt.
But
life
Isn't
all
duck
soup
here
on
the
banks
of
the
St.
Lawrence.
Sometimes
a
bllzzardy
wind
nearly
WE
CARKY
Everything
For
THE
WORKING
MAN
It
will
pay
you
to
come
in
and
look
over
our
large
stock
of
Woollen
Goods.
B.C.
Clothiers
PHONE
BLACK
324
Third
Avenue
Does
Man's
Job
According
to
the
officers,
Pat
Is
about
the
whole
control
tower.
She
takes
messages
from
the
planes
on
the
wireless;
she
trans
mits
weather
reports,
sends
night
messages
over
the
teletype,
keeps
records
of
the
arrival
and
depar
ture
of
every
plane
and
can
recognize
practically
every
plane
and
airman,
in
the
air
or
on
the
ground.
She
fires
the
Verey
pistol
to
slanal
planes
if
the
runway
is
etear
for
a
landing
and
looks
after
the
rockets
that
are
sent
up
to
direct
airport
traffic.
"And
is
she
popular?"
said
FO.
Refell.
"I
guess
she
has
more
dates
than
she
can
handle,
but
she
doesn't
bother
with
anyone
while
Pat
doesnt
sound
like
a
girl
who
would
want
to
trade
her
air
force
job
for
a
civilian
one
very
quickly.
Airwoman
Mildred
Griffin
of
NeldDath.
Sask..
Is
another
who
wouldn't
trade,
even
If
there
Isn't
much
excitement
In
her
Job.
Mil
drcd
is
a
cook,
especially
trained
to
work
in
the
hospital
kitchen.
I
-I
like
making
things
that
will
make
people
get
better,"
she
said.
"And
it's
fun
fixing
up
trays
so
j
some
airman
will
want
to
eat,
even
if
he
doesn't
really
feel
like
It.
I
wouldn't
want
to
work
anywhere
else.
Life
on
an
air
station
Is
swell.
"flHVEUN'MF.NT
1.KJI
OH
ACT"
(Section
28)
NOTlfTE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
on
i
2ith
rtnv
of
December
1942
next
the
undensbnwd
intends
to
apply
to
h
Unimr
Control
Board
for
concent
to
transfer
of
Beer
Licence
No.
5836
lsstied
in
mqct
of
premiers
oeinR
part
of
a
bulldln
known
as
Knox
Hotel
situate,
on
First
Avenue
upon
Uie
lands
deacrfbed
aa
Lota
13
and
14,
nf
rtlnrk
3.
Recticn
1.
Mno
S33.
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
DlatxlOt
in
uve
rrovince
t
nrutm3
rvlumhLi
from
Geonre
L.
Itorle,
Tnwtre
of
the
property
of
Knox
Hotel
company
ujuiuu,
Aumuntru
luuw
nf
PrinM
Rimert.
Brltlan
Cbl
umbla.
W
Knox
Hotel
Ou.
Ltd.
of
Pflnoe
iim.r.
nritish
rjoliml)lii.
the
transferee.
DATED
a
Prince
Rupert,
Brttlh
Columbia,
thla
28th
day
of
November
1943.
KNOX
HOTEL
CO.
LTD.
h
KturtlTi
lABelle.
.dlrecitor.
Date
of
first
Insertion,
November
28
1943,
It
Pays
to
Advertise
In
The
News
NEW
HAZELTON
Recent
patients
at
the
Hazeltor.
iui
nave
Included
Mrs.
Kwold
of
Terrace,
Mrs.
Roy
Doll
of
Klt-
wanga,
Mike
Bortnlck
of
Terrace,
P.
Smith
of
Prince
Rupert.
W.
C.
little
of
Woodcock.
Roy
Bargar,
formerly
of
Te'.kwa
and
moie
recently
of
McBride,
has
closed
his
shop
and
enlisted
in
the
Canadian
Army.
Mrs.
Noonan
of
Telkwa
Is
visiting
in
Hazelten
as
the
guest
of
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Pipe
Dr.
Murphy
has
been
making
his
semi-annual
Inspection
of
public
schools
in
this
district.
The
Infant
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
O.
Watson
of
Sealy
.has
been
a
patient
In
the
Hazelton
.
Hospital
suffering
from
a
severe
attack
of
pneumonia.
in
the
srpitr.ME
jrorRT
of
ruitish
i'im.i
miii
a
i
rmuiAit.
In
the
Matter
of
tUr
"AtlnilnUtratlon
Art"
nd
In
tlw
Matlrr
of
tlir
Estate
of
Ethel
Lillian
fiounl
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
ordor
of
Hla
Honor
Judge
Plaher.
local
Judge
d
tne
Supreme
wxirt
01
unii&n
ucnumom,
i
wa
cm
the
27th
day
or
Novemwr
A-u.
1942
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Ethel
Lillian
Oourd
toroerly
nf
RaILa.
Britidi
Columbia.
De
ceased,
who
died
on
or
about
the
18th
da;
of
AprU
1942.
All
persons
imhwm
to
(he
sua
usxax
are
requirro
u
Vi
the
amount
of
their
tndebtednasa
to
me
fortiwtth
and
H
persons
having
claims
against
we
aaja
lacate
are
requuru
v
file
Utem
lih
me
properly
Termed
on
or
before
the
31st
day
of
December
AD.
1942
falling
Vhloh
distribution
111
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
-tilch
I
slum
nave
been
rxxmea.
DATED
a
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
this
27th
day
of
Kovember
1S42.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
IX
THE
sri'KKME
rOI'RT
OP
ItKITISII
rOLlVMIU
A
IX
I-KUIIAIK
In
the
SUtter
of
the
Wdmlnlrtrauon
Art
anil
In
the
Matter
of
tle
IMate
of
Alexander
Khrnerer
HhUlden
Ireua
nueiaie
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
pf
HLi
-when
sold
as
fluid
milk
for
human
consumption
MUST
BE
SOLD
FOR
2c
A
QUART
LESS
than
the
legal
retail
price
now
prevailing.
BE
SURE
YOU
GET
THE
FULL
BENEFIT
OF
THIS
REDUCTION
i
&
jl
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
SI
H
SI
SI
si
2f
SI
SI
SI
SI
SI
SI
V.
rasieunzea
iVULh.
g
VALENTIN
DAIRY
1
B
si
si
I
I
Honor
W.
E.
Flatter,
maae
on
soe
fa
K'-
day
of
December.
AD.
1943,
I
was
ap-
pointed
Administrator
oi
una
ui
jy
Alexander
Eaenezer
Wludden.
deceased.
K
and
ail
part
lei
having
claims
against
a
the
eald
estate
are
hereby
required
to
,
urnisn
same,
propeny
tmM.
w
o
on
or
about
tne
4th
day
of
January.
M
AX).
1943.
and
all
parties
indebted
to
p
PHONE
G37
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
Vj'lyi.JMffl'.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
thla
4th
day
of
Deownber.
AD.
1942.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
ZarelH,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
511
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RCPEKT
1
J.
M.
S.
Loubser
D.C,
TLA.
CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Block
Phone
64
Say
It
With
Cards"
BOXED
ASSORTMENTS
2?
16
Colorful
Greetings
ttf
12
Charminir
Cards:
Old
6jf
Scenes
with
a
modern
toucn
16
Cards,
the
Friendly
Box
75c
Tyme
75c
36
Cards
in
an
unusual
assortment
12
Cute
Cards,
the
Kiddies'
Box,
each
different
8
1
af
I
50c
I
12"
Greetings,
Q-
A
A
jfc
the
Sparkle
Box
21
Assorted
Cards,
"71
w
attractive
designs
'
3
12
Religious
Cards,
SI
appropriate
verses
2
2?
SI
12
Mountain
Scenes
.
.
60c
9
$1.35
$1.00
12
Steel
Die
Engraved
Cards
60c
$1.25.,
.
55c
I
INDIVIDUAL
CARDS
2
for
5c,
5c,
3
for
10c,
10c,
2
for
15c,
15c
and
25c
wide
and
attractive
range
for
selection.
Gift
Wrapping
Paper,
Enclosure
Cards,
Tags,
Seals,
etc-Popular
Prices.
Order
Your
1913
Calendar
Pads
Now!
Ideal
and
Jumbo
Calendar
Pads
and
Stands
GOLD
STAMPING
ON
GIFT
LEATHER
Dibb
Printing
Co,
Third
Street.
A
GOOD
TLACE
TO
BUY
Besner
Block
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
food
selection
of
Chrtstma
Gifts
have
arrived
although
not
so
numerous
as
former
years
such
as
Coffee
Tables,
End
Tables,
Tea
Wagons,
Tables
used
for
smokers,
Secretaire,
Tablelette,
Jardlnere
Stands,
Tea
Tables,
Dinette
Tables
with
flip
leaf.
Phone
775
327
3rd
Avenue
If
you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it
b-4
it
a.
f
!1
ibi
.14
"
lis
It
.
I.
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