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FURNITURE
Single
Bed
Complete,
Couch,
Kitchen
Table,
Drop
Side
Table,
Library
Tabic,
Flat
Top
Desk,
Stand
Lamps,
Kitchen
Cabinet,
Small
Cook
Stove,
Oil
Burner
Heaters,
Round
Tables,
Kitchen
Chairs,
Radios,
Rocking
Chaiis,
Coleman
heaters,
Bedroom
Dresser,
Mirrors,
English
Prams.
Used
Dept.
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
BUY
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RUPERT
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for
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China,
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and
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AH
dressed
up
to
go
places
in
Your
Peoples
Store
New
Fall
Coat.
Youll
find
in
our
selection
.Plain
Untrimmed
and
Modish
Fur-trlm-rasd
Coats
as
well
as
Harris
Tweeds
and
Sport
Coats.
All
sizes,
too,
from
12
through
52,
ACCESSORIES,
TOO
.
.
.
The
Coat
is
only
as
smart
as
your
purse,
hat,
gloves
and
dress
that
go
along
with
it.
Get
them
all
at
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STORE
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Transatlantic
Trans-I'acific
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
and
Reservations
from
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
BRAND
Fillets
Local
Butchers.
READY
TO
COOK
&
Cold
Storage
Lid.
BKITISII
COLUMBIA
LADS
HAVE
TO
RELAX
It's
a
Swift
Life
in
Line
of
Duty
For
Men
on
Corvettes
By
FRANK
LOWE
(Caiiadian
Press
Staff
Writer)
HALIFAX.
Oct
15
0
Danger
lurks
behind
every
wave
that
slap
the
hulls
of
an
Atlantic
convoy,
but
Uie
men
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
corvettes
find
tine
to
relax.
Not
that
they
relax
their
vigilance,
that
would
be
fatal,
but
they
realize
tired
minds
and
bodies
mutt
be
given
a
rest,
so
they
do
their
best
to
find
a
m
usemeni
within
the
limited
confines
of
their
tiny
fighting
craft.
Many
hours
of
free
time
are
whiled
away
merely
by
relaxing
in
the
sun
and.:
spinning
salty
dips.
tall
tales
or
Frank
Lowe
by
gathering
in
the
mess
decks
for
cut-throat
games
of
cribbagl."
solitaire
or
a
little
illicit
poker.
Others
read
mostly
paper-backed
novels
of
ad
venture
on
the
high
seas
penned
by
writers
who
never
smelt
even
a
salty
breeze
though
a
few
go
In
for
the
really
deep
stuff.
Two
I
stumbled
on
on
the
decks
of
one
corvette
while
on
a
two-
way
Atlantic
crossing
were
of
that
type.
One
was
reading
Plato's
New
Republic
while
the
other
was
buried
in
the
pages
of
a
tome
about
ethics.
Have
Everything
But
one
Royal
Canadian
Navy
corvette
had
the
jump
on
all
the
others.
There
all
hands
were
wakened
by
a
catchy
tune
played
by
one
of
America's
leading
swing
bands
and
throughout
the
day
spent
their
free
hours
listening
to
j
trumpets
blare
or
saxaphones
gur
gle.
A
public
address
system,
bought
,'
5
CHRIS
Txatmi
FOR
YOUR
OLD
RECORDS
FOR
EACH
10"
RECORD
i
FOR
EACH
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12"
RECORD
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lamlnatti
malrriol
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cannot
bt
ttu.vtV.td
and
lUcttfort
cunnol
bt
accented.
BRING
'EM
IN
TODAY
McRae
Bros.
Ltd..
by
the
men
of
the
ship,
was
their
answer
to
the
amusement
questionthat
and
a
phonograph
ma
chine
and
a
batch
of
records.
And
music
wasn't
the
only
things
that
came
over
the
P-A.
system
to
I
MIC
uw)jb.
lb
m
bwuuii
Iaismec
"BLAH"
over
which
quiz
programs.
spelling
bees
and
old
time
fiddlln'
contests
were
held
and
broadcast
to
every
part
of
the
ship.
High
light
of
my
time
in
this
hip
was
a
spelling
bee
they
held.
Gathered
in
the
"Asdic"
cabin
a
round
the
improvised
mike
thcimentallsts
and
vocalists
featuring
iinr
hnn
tn
HafAnH
ih
Ntivo.
.
Georae
Montgomery,
a
handsome
tton
honor
of
the
various
trades
aboard
were
put
through
their
paces
by
master
of
ceremonies
Duncan
Wallace
of
Bastcrhaiy,
Sask.
Spelling
Bee
Rapidly
he
fired
words
at
them
real
twisters
chosen
by
Cliff
"Red"
Aiken
of
Toronto,
sfck
bay
assistant
and
made
entertaining,
remarks
for
the
rest
of
the
crew,
j
as
wey
lumoiea
a
a
touch
lougn
one
one.
I
Everyone
was
listening.
includ-lna
lnr
th
nffirira.
Thev
were
rath-'
ered
In
the
wardroom
and
werei
l.tLpmnt.n,
tn
nll
alone
with
I
th
contestant
rtfoiuol
havti
J
orchestra
men
when
mulrfrucicr
I
I
"
Ith
is
on
the
toad
and
it
Winner
of
the
brain
and
tongue!
taU
picture
'
ot
'
a
band
on
tour
rack!
contest
was
Charlie
Go-
guen
of
Saint
John,
N.B..
who
ran
through
the
list
like
a
college
pcia
i
KILL
SWEDISH
MSIIING
whoops
pedagogue.
Runner
up
j
Shipping
along
Sweden's
west
was
Petty
Officer
Pete
Cox
of
Van-j
coast
has
been
endangered
and
couver
while
others
taking
parti
the
fishing
industry
virtually
par-were
Ken
Medford
of
Montreal,
alywd
by
drift
mines
in
the
Art
Myers
f
Yorkton,
Sask.
an3
water
of
the
Kattegat
and
up
Bob
Your.tr
Tt:onto
t
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v.i-.id
f
"he
Skaf-rak
FRY
COCOA
Canada's
Most
Popular
Cocoa
WOGtC'
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(MUSICAL
"
HIT
HERE
"Orchestra
WlvrV
Stars
Glenn
.Miller
with
.Movie
Folk
"Orchestra
Wive,"
an
hilarious
)
111
mn.lx.l
WWV".
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rmti
In
Out
Caoltol
,
I
Theatre
thU
week-end.
The
picture
stars
Olenn
Miller
and
his
talented
craw
of
lnstru-
trumpet
player.
Co-starred
with
Miller
and
Montgomery
Is
Ann
Rutherford,
an
orchestra
wife
who
almost
becomes
a
brass
widow.
Mack
Gordon
and
Harry
Warren
have
written
for
the
picture
such
songs
as
"I
Got
a
Oal
In
Kalamasoo."
"People
Like
You
and
Me."
"At
Last"
and
"Serenad-In
Blue."
Lynn
Bart
sings
with
the
band
On
hand,
too,
la
Cesar
Romero
Carole
Land
is,,
Virginia
Othnore
.
.
.
.
.
.
I.
m7
nugnes
miso
Prt.
"Orchestra
Wives"
tells
the
iiorv
Wals
and
sorrow
Of
til
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BAKERY
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Victory
Bonds
are
not
a
tax,
not
a
gift,
but
a
loan
to
Canada
backed
by
all
the
resources
of
Canada.
When
you
invest
in
Victory
Bonds
you
are
laving
up
for
yourself
the
best
of
all
The
Exclusive
Ladies'
Ready-to-Wear
Mrs.
II.
S.
Parker.
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Savage
SHOES
Will
Last
You
Longer
'Cause
Sandy
Savage
Makes
Them
Slronger
a
IIURLHUT,
JACK
&
JILL
MICKY
MOUSE,
VALUE
LEADER
LOAFERETTES
All
Carried
in
Slock
Here
WE
HAVE
"MOSCO"
CORN
CURE
Family
shoe
store
ltD,
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
.
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TONIGHT
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ADVENT.-
FISH
TALES
ARE
WANTED
Resource
Department
Eater
Tor
Stories
of
Goml
Catche
In
National
Parks
OTTAWA.
Oct
1ft
0
The
tragic
picture
of
a
fisherman
looking
for
someone
to
tell
about
hit
successes
nd
the
one
that
got
away
should
no
longer
aadcen
the
Canadian
national
parks.
Mines
and
Resources
Depart-
nent
officials
draw
attention
to
their
eagerness
to
bear
all
about
what
the
fisherman
did
and
what
he
caught
or
did
not
catch.
They
are
ready
and
willing
to
listen
to
all
he
has
to
say.
Including
hu
tuggertlons
for
improvement
of
the
kind
of
fish
and
the
best
way
to
catch
them.
fishermen
distressed
by
the
un
lppreciaie
audiences
who
trunk
nothing
of
the
strain
involved
i
.ndicaUng
the
sis
of
the
fuh
ti
e.
hooked
and
lost,
will
find
nothtnw
jut
sympathy
and
understanding
Tor
their
convenience,
the
depart
nent
has
sent
special
cards
to
six
national
parks
in
western
Canada
with
an
invitation
to
fishermen
to
rill
them
out
The
fishermen
are
asked
to
provide
this
information
as
part
rt
the
national
parks'
program
t
maintain
and
Improve
the
fishing
facilities
in
these
areas.
When
tht
fisherman
fills
in
a
creel
census
card
he
gives
the
department
in
formation
as
to
the
number
ol
ttsh
he
took
and
their
slae
and
species.
He
described,
too.
the
lurr
he
used
and
the
conditions
unde'
which
they
were
caught.
He
may
report
utter
failure
in
a
day'a
fishing,
and
he
may
recommend
that
some
other
type
of
fish
be
Introduced
to
the
river
or
lake
where
he
made
his
quest.
Whatever
he
has
to
eay
Is
read
with
avid
interest
by
fish
culture
experts
who
know
what
to
do
about
It.
The
fisherman
en
ob-
I
tain
the
cards
at
hotels,
post
of-jJ
rices
and
stores
selling
fishing
tackle.
C.N.R.
Trains
tor
the
IUiU
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
j
Fridays
7:00
pjn.
'
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
10:30
ajn.
I'mrn
the
1U
it-Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Fridays
10:30
p.m.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
7
pjn.
l
or
Terrace-Dally
except
Sunday
.
4:15
pjn.
I'rom
Terrace-Dally
except
Sunday
.
11:20
a.m.
A
I.IIMON'S
A
I.H.MON
HEXTAI1LE,
Eng..
Oct.
15:
Ot
In
these
days
when
to
most
Unions
a
lemon
is
just
a
memory.
75-year
old
O.
Lamb
has
the
real
thing;
grows
lemorw
tn
hU
greenhouse
in
this
Kent
village.
COUPONS
are
ttill
available
with
each
cash
purchase
in
our
store,
jjj
We
would
appreciate
to
have
:
new
customers
drop
In
and
let
us
explain
this
gift
plan
."
to
them.
jl
MUSSALLEM'S
j
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
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i
Cents"
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