I
DARNING
TO
KIKE
TORPEDOES
H
T
f
mm
mm
&ri
m
'"
i
ii
ructor.
cadet
at
the
naval
traln-.11
Dit-go.
Cel..
icaro
the
art
of
firing
lethal
"tin
.!.
lubes.
Soon
they
will
be
firing
their
shots
.
i
:
the
ea
war
of
attrition.
FOR
MARRIED
BRIDES
AT
TRAIL
in
..i.t
(
lift
Britain
"Oaf
Pri-e
For
HUb
BARCLAY
s
tff
Writer
r..
Honing.
high
rood
,
havenl
.'
to
build
a
but.
eomplet-
.;:
(siting
and
.
nntajn
now
la
urns
tatenw
wrvices,
of
,
.uinn-autu
.tida-of
who
-
who
i
in
el
!'
xrfc
hed
!
irt.
:
.
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s.
.
Y
i
worrit
In
O'
-ktry
ih
it
d
n
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tO
c
our
leawe.
is
t
.
us
i.:
an
,
"U'
.
di
,
rlj
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an
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;o
a
.
a
i
uwJy-
no
a
.sband
R
A
buy-
irtt
lob
f
been,
ieh
mn
.
bouse-
beyond
counlc-.
is,
cup-g
room
tre.
,r-
piActlcally
;
of
j.ifai?hest
'
d
sheets
935
a
:
$15
(or
cotton;
blankets
-M
a
I
pillows
$5
each,
M2.
:i
do
longWvba
-ilky
articles,
iiit
hard
at
UM
ike
may
be
Iced.
''
t
S
HANDLES
'
v
M
.M;mv
Mvi-tenvmi
;irilv
re-
'nigg'i'
i,,
iepliee
v
in
the
n.-unl
nmn-'
i"
ik"rt
-
liaiiuiH-'.
'f
curs
which
Mkm
Sphia
.McLaren
uf
Trail
It
IVrMe
uf
Charles
lieyce
TRAIL.
.C.
May
14
wedding
was
solemnised
Sast
Trail
United
Cbur:h
when
Sophia,
youngest
daugbter
of
Mr
'Od
Mrs.
Joseph
McLaren,
of
Ter-,-mce.
iu
united
In
nUrtlate
to
Charles,
son
of
Mrs.
M.
Royee
of
r43
Spokane
8treet.
and
the
late
Tsafe
of
rmebwU
and
lily
of
the
iy.
The
bridesmaid
wore
a
i-y
rp5
afternoon
dress
with
latching
hat
and
bla:k
accessor-
e.t
During
the
stgntag
of
the
regis-or.
Mk.
W.
K.
Ly-ns
sang.
"O
TTom'sp
Mr."
Mrs.
R.
Lyle
a::om-anied
h-
on
t-
organ.
The
.nh
was
tsrtefolly
decorated
itrS
tm
and
d'tt-Mla.
RED
CROSS
GETS
$400
Tlii
Is
Donation
of
Canadian
U-J-
lon
to
National
Dolnj
J
Sympathy
.of
.Morin
1
Realization
of
the
unique
value
i
ofthe
RC3
Cross
services
in
many
i
varied
fields
where
suffering
and
j
distress
must
be
relieved
was
thown
by
the
members,
of
the
Canadian
Legion
last
evening
when,
in
regular
session,
they
voted
the
sum
of
$400
as
the
branch's
dona-mn
to
the
local
quota
In
the
national
dilve
now
under
way
U
was
also
agreed
to
supply
cakes
each
week
for
the
military
hospital
at
the
request
of
the
local
:'
W.C.A.
Hostess
House
Committee.
A
recent
arrangement
between
hose
responsible
for
entertaln-Tint
of
the
troops
has
resulted
In
ihe
transfer
of
the
Sunday
night
concerts
from
the
Leglcm
rooms
o
rhe
Y.M.C.A.
This
is
a
service
i
that
the
Legion
has
given
since
he
start
of
the
troop
movement
in
town
but.
with
fuller
organlza-;n
now
btelng
supplied
through
he
YJU.C.A.,
the
authorities
have
;?lt
that
the
Y.M.OA.
could
take
over
the
handling
of
the
weekly
concert.
However
the
rooms
will
be
avail
able
as
before
for
the
accommodation
of
organizations
and
activities
on
request.
Matters
for
the
forthcoming
Dominion
convention
of
the
Canadian
Legion
to
be
held
in
Winnipeg
were
aUo
under
discussion,
lerolutlons
previously
forwarded
the
provincial
command
had
a
Hie
1
v.-.
rA
a
in
the
nrnvlnrtat
heart.
1
the
(room,
attended
the
bride,
mourn.
i
V'a-'or
Relia
was
groomsman
not!
Th-
bride's
dress
was
of
a
wo.k-i'Mieai's
btuc
redlngote
fashioned
1
-wi
Prince
m
Unes,
with
matching
:tnd
-1
smI
beitre
accessories,
and
a
Mr.
srrf
Mr
Jtovea
left
on
a
short
motor
tf!
to
points
unannounced.
On
th?'r
return
they
take
un
residence
at
ISO
Co-tu'wMs
Avenue.
15
MARRIED
A
Quiet
b"
nrettv
w
ddlnn
was
-Hpnntzcd
list
Saturday
after-
.
M
A1t
"
t
the
home
of
the
bride's
aunt
and
ttnrl
Mr.
nd
Mrs.
v
c.
Robln-
-i57
n"
Avenue.
Burnaby.
when
Lois
Flsl.
olv
dauehwr
ot
Mr.
and
Mr
J.
3.
Judre
of
Prince
Rupert.
bwn,v"
the
h'H"
of
Lance
Corporal
Vaughan,
cWest
son
of
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
u.
vaugiian
ui
'
v-ti!"v
prnirlr.
The
hrtdr
was
charming
In
a
blue
redingcote
wttn
wnive
c-
lorlc
-nd
corsntte
of
sreei-
,nfft
(w!!hMrt
ro-"i
and
UW
of
the
valley.
4i
further
The
bridMmatd
wns
Mw
Ruby
,
fr
blfe
of
Vaughan,
sister
of
the
groom
.a
tun
all
tamt
Mifr
flk
nrlntefl
areu
wine
accessories
and
corsnae
oi
ntnk
rarnstlsnt
pnd
lily
of
the
I
J
n
wvnii
'
-
-
n
hn
h
r.
vsllev.
Kenneth
Rhodes
.......
tt
oionmsman.
The
bride
wm.
They
can
In
marriage
by
her
uncle.
Rey.
Ai-
uod
lor
everyday
fret!
Wilson,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
performed
the
ceremony.
thlii'
rU
loel
The
room
was
beautlfullx
dtC:
vr
hi.
"ued
wed-
ojiitid
with
rails
lilies.'
snapdra-;u
t
.
irl
A
her
iron
and
lHao.
Only
relatives
of
the
ivrsaet
aside
part
ctuitracting
cowfrfo.lUndcd.-lUo-ivtlon
for
woeks.
ceremony.
A
brief
honeymoon
was
siwrn.
Van
ouver
and
the
happy
couple
wtll
leave
shortly
to
make
their
home
In
Victoria.
The
bride
wns
born
In
Trtnce
Rupert
and
was
employed
at
the
local
telephone
exchange.
The
I'i'oom
wns
formerly
with
the
21st
Provost
Corps
here
and
recently
wns
transferred
to
Victoria.
ami
more
Best
wishes
.)
to
the
happy
I
couple
tt'uj
u
host
ol
friends
She
wlUi
was
the
wac
given
quarters.
The
svmnathy
of
the
members
THE
DAILY
NEWS
LIVED
TO
FIGHT
ANOTHER
DAY
mediately
took
charge
of
gunnery
on
the
rescue
vessel.
Shortly
thereafter
the
rescue
ship
sighted
a
submarine
which
dlrcd
before
j
the
gun
could
he
brought
to
bear.
'
U
came
up
later
though,
before
Mail
Schedule
of
the
Legion
with
the
family
ot
the
late
8rg?ant-P110t
Ttalrft
I
"nr
the
East
Morin
will
be
formerly
conveyed,
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
by
letter.
The
sentiment
was
ex-'
Fridays
5
n.m,
A.
R.
R-
pt
Trail,
werw
u
uien-
pressed
that
the
shock
of
his
early
rm
h
Eat
hue
officiated.
1
death
be
lessened
by
the
know-
,
Tuendays.
Thursdays
and
The
WWe
was
given
in
mamage
that
In
his
short
life
he
had
-
Saturdays
U
pjn.
by
her
brother-in-law
H.
Q.
noun.
KrVed
hU
country
well
and
had
Ff
Vanrnuver
ot
Trail.
Miss
Petty
Koyce,
sister
brought
honor
to
those
who
now
Turdav
12:30
pm
I
Thursday
.wr'
COLORFUL
.To
artvrrllse.
nr
not
lo
adrcrthe.
whn
demand
exceeds
supply
or
when
withdrawn
completely
from
thejdomestic
market
Is
one
of
ihe
niany
:
1
1
.
.
'
prdl;-.ciH.v
,-
that
confront
business
today,
'
;
.'
.
:
-'ry.
1
(.;
:.
.
..jf.
,'
...
t
;
"
.-..v
Yv"
-
"
"
HIT
HERE
'Louisiana
Purchase"
Feature
Pic
ture
This
JYeek-eml'at
Capitol'Theatre
"Louisiana
Purchase,"
Techni
color
film
version
of
the
musical
comedy
of
the
same
name,
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
as
the
feature
offering
for
his
week.
The
stars
are
Bob
Hope.
Vera
Zorlna
and
Victor
Moore
Uh
the
supporting
cast
Including
Irene
Bordonl,
Dona
Drake.
Raymond
Walburn
and
Maxle
Rosen-
bloom.
There
is
also
a
curvaceous
beauty
bevy
konwn
as
the
Loulsi
ana
Lovelies.
Tunc
written
by
Ir
vlng
Berlin
are
featured
in
the
music,
these
Including
'Tomor
row
Is
a
Lovely
Day."
"You'r
Lonely
and
I'm
Lonely"
and
"Loul
tslana
Purchase".
New
Orleans
Is
the
locale
of
the
story
which
concerns
the
comic
activities
of
a
political
band
whose
F".
"r
F-ank
Keathie
U&N..
innocent
dupe,
Bob
Hope,
finally
Khown
f-hiittlnnr
with
newsmen
wises
up
to
their
activities.
vhcTi
he
rave
some
jsuoport
W
the
,
heedless
to
say
the
ae:ent
Is
on
old
maximum
about
he
who
fihts
comedy,
music
and
the
parading
end
runs
away
Er.sVrn
Keathley;0f
feminine
beauty.
mdnt
exactly
run
away;
actually
"Louisiana
Purchase"
was
a
hit
his
ship
wa
shot
from
under
him
!!for
forty-eight
weeks
on
Broad
by
a
U-boat.
He
and
bis
navy
way.
tjin
crew
were
picked
up
by
a
i
.
.
.
.jss
unuea
nations
ireignier
ana
im-.
prMav
fl-30
nm
-
J
'
May
8
and
19
.
4:00
pm.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
pm
Wednesday
.
10:00
ajn.
Friday
10
am
May
14
and
28
ajn
t
had
time
to
aive
the
navy
gun-
For
stcwarl
and
Premier-
been
sent
on
to
the
Dominion
;
iters
had
drawn
their
bead.
Second
'
Command
for
presentation
at
the
-hot
is
believed
io
have
been
a
Sunday
..
7
pjn.
Fridav
2
njn.
Dominion
convention.
Resolutions
,
direct
hit.
There
was
a
cloud
of
rrom
Stewart
and
Premier
from
the
Stewart
branch
of
the
,
wioke
and
the
sub
was
ecn
no
Tuesday
.
ajn.
a
quiei.
Canadian
Legion
had
been
for-
j
more
Saturday
7
pjn.
;
For
Alice
Arm,
Nat
River
and
Port
Simpson
.
Sunday
7
pjn.
From
Alice
Arm.
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
a.m
For
Ocean
Falls-
Thursday
10:15
pm.)
Friday
0
pjiu
From
Ocean
Falls
Wednesday
10
no
a.m
Friday
10
a.m
.-'-10:15
pm
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
THE
QUESTION
many
business
men
arc
asking
ioay
.
.
;
c
"is
it
sound
policy
lo
advertise
in
a
Sellers
market?"
THE
ANSWER
is-
"yes
if
you
expect
to
be
in
business
when
We
return
to
the
inevitable
Buyer's
market."
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Kl
THURSDAY,
MAY
14,
1942.
Help
Tfie
Red
Cross
SALADA
TEA
ooooooaoooooooocKHjooooooovooooaocooooooooooocooooooo
RETIRING
FROM
BUSINESS
1
.Mr.
Smith
is
closing
out
the
FLOWER
SHOP
in
the
Brooksbank
Building
owing
to
ill
health.
SPECIAL
REDUCTIONS
IN
ENGLISH
CHINA,
CANADIAN
POTTERY.
PLANTS,
SEEDS,
ONION
SETS,
LAWN
SEEDS,
FERTILIZER
ETC.
1'ixtures,
fittings,
scales,
show
cases,
cash
register,
shelves
etc.
BUY
EARLY
TO
SECURR
BARGAINS
H30
ooooo
oo
CKWooaocHjaooooooaooocKjooooaoooooooooaoooooa
"Heat
Waves
Roll
From
Foothills
Coal"
FOOT1I1LLLS
ALBERTA
BULK
LEY
VALLEY
COMOX-WELLINGTON
COAL
PHILP0TT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
PHONE
fTl
WATCH
THIS
RED
CROSS
THKUyOMKTEU!
onj.rcriVE
TO
MAY
ii
J1C.OO0
$3,80(1
PHONE
We
wish
to
thank
our
customers
for
the
help
given
by
placing
their
order
a
day
in
advance
of
delivery.
It
Is
our
wish
at
all
times
to
give
the
maximum
service
economically
possible,
by
your
continued
co-operation
this
can
be
-done.
The
time
will
soon
be'
here
when
It
will
be
good
business
for
those
with
storage
space
to
put
In
a
stock
of
coal
for
future
use,
as
during
the
rush
months
both
mines
and
dealers
are
taxed
beyond
their
capacity.
CAMP
FURNITURE-
0
only
Folding
Camp
Cots,
each
S5."5
10
only
Folding
Camp
Cots,
heavy
10
oz.
khaki
duck,
each
57
00
Folding"
Camp
Chairs
from
73c.
$1.50.
$2.93
Steel
Folding
Caunp
Cots,
complete
with
mattresses,
each
512
SO
TtStlJpuife'tesYpack
Boards,
Pack
Sacks.
Dunnage
Bags
Simmons
Bed
Outfit,
'oil
sizes,
Spring
Filled
Mattress
In
all
sizes
Large
Stock
of
Floor
Covering.
Congoleums,
Unoleumi,
Carpets
Unpointed
Furniture.
Chests
of
Drawers,
Dropslde
Tables,
Meat
Safes.
Ironing
Boards,
Etc.
We
have
the
Goods
at
Elio's
Furni'ure
Store
Third
Avenue,
next
to
Daily
News.
Advertising
ami
Circulation
T"'"f'
Member
uf
Audit
I'ureim
of
C'irvuUUuiii
(ireen
916