la
MONDAY
DECEMBER
7.
1942
TTTE
DAI17
NTVT3
Local
Girl
Is
Bride
Of
U.S.
Soldier
Here
niaKf
took
place
at
the
f
Mr
and
Mm.
Oeorge
8.
.,.,
,f
v
1317
Overlook
Street
Vnliieaaay
evenm.
wt
u
(LiiiKiurr.
arace.
to
Bcrgetnt
nlv
J.;,
w
Srhllcker.
United
State.
..
,..,:
c
orps,
tn
the
presence
of
YM
Tit''
-ifi't)
M-liff
of
Flnrt
Preaby-
A
p
w
,-Rwwn
.,
.
l;
C
hurrh.
X
.
(Ir
was
given
tn
marriage
M
ids
of
the
contracting
tnony
ww
performed
be-miKjt
of
the
two
eotmtrlw
d
by
the
bride
Mid
,.,
!
wu.s
conaueusa
oy
iter.
.thfr
and
among
thoae
t
Hie
ceremony
were
Mr.
j
jump
8lmjion.
IJut.
S
.rhoUtn.
Miss
Mae
Lind-
.
r
petty
Officer
John
II.
m
Kf
nr.
Sergeant
A.
OalU-
-c
:
Mr
and
Mr.
8tpton
-
.
!c
is
well
known
in
Vm
there
she
wli
bom
and
,
romlnc
to
PltaM
nu-
:.
r
parent.
T
?
-r'ym
is
the
am
of
Mrs.
r-.-V..i-:ker
of
Snyder.
Oklo-the
late
Mr.
Prod
r
c,
u
United
Stttoa
reUraa
i:
vv
;l
War
No.
1.
BOTH
rillfIT
AMI
NUTS
I
1
(...tiril
ree.
chief
hr
found
ta
both
edtbV
fnttt
and
TOI
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noti:
n
French
narttraatt
for
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broad
bath
-
and
mlkl
climate.
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are
mnUred
to
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vrrtflfd
on
or
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of
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m
miule
nv-
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only
to
vch
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of
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hnve
lxn
noUfll.
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iMn.
liiuwirt.
B.C.
UlU
i
y
of
0iUlirr
1942
NOfLMAN
A.
WATT
n
....
i
.
i
iHmin
ni)(nr
I'rlivro
Ilupert,
D
O.
A
DIEPPE
HERO
FINDS
A
NEW
HOSPITAL
CAR
OKAY
A
.
.
...r
.,
,,!,!
r;ii.w.:v
ho.-pital
ar
t,
hi;
opinion
of
the
comfort
available
for
Canada's
wounded
usrv
iv.
,
).
..
...
Canada's
armed
Vrvun-s
v.a
provided
rvkr$men;
low
jr!?h$
shows:
Brig
J.
C
Meaklns.
R.CJV.
AdjufontiGcneral
'Medical
Services),
CoL
C
C.
when
BmMdx
r
Sherwood
Lett
ui
Vancouver
who
won
th
M.C..-Deputyv
Distinguished
Service
Order
at
Dieppe
where
he
was
wound-
Rae.
R.CAM.C,
Toronto,
who
with
Brig.
Lett
recenUy
returned
tried
out
one
oi
the
cotniorubip
Pullman-type
berths
ed
from
overseas;
Major-Oeneral
H.
F.
G.
Letson.
Adjutant-durtng
General;
Brig.
Lett;
right
photo.
P.
M
Buttier.
Ottawa,
chief
a
display
at
Ottawa,
although
he
has
long
since
pass-
ed
his
hospital
convatoacence.
At
the
suggestion
of
Defence
representative
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways;
Hon.
J.
L.
aemonsiraie
me
cars
wcuiue.
nu
w
jiiuws..
deslgned
tbe
car;
an,i
Brig.
E.
J.
Renaud.
Deputy
yuar-
nMr
ifi
Rriff
Ttt
n
nu
neins
laaen
ov
Matron
i.
rv.
VtaeRae.
R.CA.M.C:
centre
he
relaxes
In
the
comfortable
berth
and
his
expression
tells
the
story
and,
right,
he
voices
Oraase.
France,
is
the
traditional
OU
naint
brushes
should
be
re-
MM
I,
,'
...
....
in.
.Li-ui
th
hruilp
helne
cleaned
a
!iirtinc
km
m
Knot
dtistry.
with
gasoline
or
turpentine.
.
'ill
I
UK
It
H
i
I.
VLl
921.
OlT
P.
iprrt,
Prtor
Roprn
1J
Durtrtrt
in
U
Pnwlnp
'-
JtiinMa
(ram
0ti
1
..'j
U
Xtm
prTT
'if
K.noi
!
nv
I
imUrd
A
-ivh'ifii'Kj
K
Ho4
Cto
!.!
of
Prince
1
i:
Pruv
RlKx-l
Bri'l'
..
U
day
of
Nrv-tn,iri
r
;
x
Horvti
oo.
vm.
.
vi.wir,
utyi.
director.
mi:
n
ritiMt
oi
kt
or
iikuiii
iniixiiiit
iv
i-iiiiiitir.
I:;
r
MallfT
of
ihf
-imnMrl(n
Il
)t
Mjllrr
nf
tUr
lrtU
of
Fth'l
D
rr
jr
V
:
A
DAY'S
WORK
I
Eight
hours
is
a
good
days'
work
in
peacetime.
In
wartime,
it's
"Kight
Hours
Plus."
1
Plus
what?
Take
your
choice:
v''
;
TILLIE
THE
TOILEU
Plus
lied
Cross
Work.
Plus
Civilian
Protection
'Sertice.
Plus
Canadian
Army
RosoryC
Plus
Pacific
Coast
Militia
Reserve.
Plus
First
Aid
or
Home
Nursing.
Plus
Victory
Loan
or
War
Savings
Work-
Plus
Salvage
Campaign
Work.
Plus
Extra
Time
on
your
Job.
That
"PLUS"
is
our
obligation
to
our
armed
forces.
the
airmen
over
Germany,
the
united
nation
forces
in
Africa,
the
valiant
fighters
in
tne
au-
casus-these
men
don't
stop
at
oignt
nour
a
ua.
Why
should
we?
The
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Company
of
Canada,
Limited!
-www
Jines
1)cpartmCnt
Trail,
H.C.
Lnifp
X.W.T.
215
St.
James
n.,.Hiiiu-.ii
ILSY'S
WALK
JTJ&x
mm
CirN
THE
SYMPATHETIC
TOUCH
5AY
DO
MDU
KMDVkJ
AL.L
I1HOSE
6UV5
vr
)
1
J
termaster-Oeneral.
all
of
whom
Inspected
the
car.
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
llOaOTHY
GAKBUTT,
Hostess
vL-rone
it
wasn't
Rocky
Sihulstadt.
Hp
has
more
or
less
deserted
us
these
days,
although
he
does
seem
!
to
be
spending
an
enormous
amount
1
of
time
at-
the
"Y"
cafeteria.
Could
it
be
that
Rocky
is
In
love
again,
OU.WQTWE
BOVS
1KJ
UUIFOCM
3UST
GIVE
(Canadian
Army
Photo)
RECRUITS
logger.
IN
RUPERT
1
water
or
tne
prnnit
oi
some
r.w.n.ttji-
cal
jokeer
but.
at
any
rate,
the
2
1.
Endako.
remarks
of
Mrs.
Wardale.
when
she
)
"
sucks
of
dirty
dishes
to
be
washed
berta.
nihanic
Robert
W.
Wright.
Ktsby.
Sas-
uses'
up
continually.
Sweet
are
the
Ti.j
....
t
katchewan.
truck
driver.
...
,
Leonard
"""u
Ablett,
27,
Premier,
Next
week
I'm
going
to
ouy
a
.
.
.
laborer.
nice
iresn
new
dook
ana
on
tne
M
prince
cover
of
this
nice
iresn
new
oook
,
.
.
Li.
Rurjcrt.
clerk.
.
w
"s
i"1!
!.
nobert
E.
Maddock.
19.
Prince
'Tm.
linn
n.
rnn
i-nricrmnj
nmiinr
-
.
i
iifM...
Ti
Mn
Uin
ttUUClL.
tUl
LTViilpV
.
and
on
one.side
put
invitations
and
under
that
put
down
all
the
names
and
addresses
of
the
people
who
call
up
with
invltaUons.
N?xt
to
each
name
will
go
the
name
of
the
bov
or
bovs
wIkkeo
to.
that
parti
cular
place.
It
shouldn't
take
long
to
fill
It.
Or
should
it?
It
was
a
aulet
Sunday
night
around
the
"Y."
The
concert
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
took
most
of
the
crowd
and
It
was
almost
like
the
early
days
here
when
we
first
oDened
and
all
knew
each
other
well
and
by
name.
Someone
was
rininsr
a
two
finecr
exercise
on
the
piano
in
the
mistaken
Idea
that
It
was
Doogle-Woogie.
No,
you're
w
sotv.ee
man.
inn
muu
,,,,,.1,
,if.
Port
Arthur.
noV.
nmn
rtnurn
Ihp
Tnlrtrl
P
muuiw
.
luic
ruut
-
-
William
E.
Mintz,
25,
Mcuriae
locomotive
fireman.
David
E.
Trexlr.
21.
St.
Paul.
Al
berta,
truck
driver.
Charles
E.
Sorensen,
21,
Daw
son.
Mechanic.
Trpvor.J.
Williams.
33.
Prince
Rupert,
accountant.
Leslie
Peterson.
21,
VlKing,
ai
hprta.
John
P.
Saunders,
32,
Prince
Rupert,
taxi
driver.
WHERE
MEN
VEILED
Thp
Tuarees
of
Africa
veil
thi
faces
of
their
men
but
allow
their
women
to
go
unveiled.
and
again,
and
again?
I
always
look
twice
now
when
I
see
a
beard
walking
smartly
head
on.
It
might
be
someone
I
know.
These
new
fangled
facial
hair-dos
are
very
misleading.
HY
WKSTOVEH
1
HEV.
)
r
it
i
r
U
1
k.
I
1G
Colorful
Greetings
12
Charming
Scenes
wLh
touch
touch
M
IS
arfiiMFvlllff
"Say
It
With
Cards
BOXED
ASSORTMENTS
Cards:
Old
a
modern
4
1G
Cards,
I
Mi
V'tanAr
Tlnv
2jf
appropriate
verses
75c
Tyme
75c
12
Mountain
Scenes
5
12
Cute
Cards,
the
Kiddies'
Box,
sy
each
different
Your
Credit
Is
Good
I
TRAPPERS
55c
INDIVIDUAL
CARDS
2
for
5c,
5c,
3
for
10c,
10c,
2
for
15c,
13c
and
23c
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
8
50c
I
'
1J
LUC
V
I
1UI1UJ
i.pv.
ijtj
'
12
Greetings,
1
A.UU
ft
ft
S
the
Sparkle
Box
vjl
21
Assorted
cards,
J
attractive
designs
i
12
Religious
Cards,
nit
m
....60c
8
31.35
$1.00
21
Greetings
60C
12
Steel
Die
Engraved
Cards
36
Cards
in
an
unusual
assortment
$1.25
Besner
Block
8
I
I
6
s
Brinf
your
Furs
to
Goldbloom.
Call
the
buyers
there,
you
will
get
30
moie
for
your
goods
that
way.
I'm
in
the
market
for
all
furs
and
pay
the
highest
price.
W.
GOLDBLOOM
Paris
Maid
SLIPPERS
IN
ALL
THEIR
SPLENDOR
Thone
775
The
Old
Reliable
JUST
ARRIVED
Menrs
Hard
and
Soft
soles,
Ladies'
Satins,
Leatherettes
and?
quilted
in
a
myriad
of
colors.
Make,
your
purchase
early
while
sizes
are
complete.
i
i
I
fa
Flurry
of
Enlistments
is
Recorded
Here
Recently
Some
Welt
TWTM7M
tMaMXKSMtttM
tt
1
M
I'BTBTB
EKIS.f
Known
icai
.urn
u
There
has
been
quite
a
flurry
.
1
of
recruits
lor
the
Canadian
Army
Each
arternoon
of
late
tne
water
princ
Rupert
recently,
tt
u
re-at
the
"Y"
has
been
turned
off
and
J
local
recruiting
head-it
has
been
a
veritable
small
boy
s
J
Some
vM
known
local
paradise.
I
don
t
know
whether
it
;
mAn
9p
amon
thos
who
is
the
city
idea
for
conserving
-
-
,ned
Fonowlng
ls
in
t
i
wtmn-
mi
Ktmuz
niaixii
B3B1
2
kibi?
naiai-n
:k;
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
j-..,
"
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
GOOD
TLACE
TO
BUY
A
good
selection
of
Christmas
Gifts
have
arrlved-although
not
Coffee
Tables,
End
Tables,
so
numerous
as
former
years-such
as
Tea
Wagons,
Tables
used
for
smokers,
Secretaire,
Tablelette,
Jardlnere
Stands,
Tea
Tables,
Dinette
Tables
with
flip
leaf.
327
3rd
Avenue
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same.
I
i
I
if
111
ill
1:
Mi
0
m
I
I'll