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OPTICAL
SERVICE
Chas.
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Charge
Watch,
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Jewelry
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Hand
Engraving
VISIT
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BASEMENT
STOKE
for
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Uargace
and
Novelties.
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GOWNS
5
JUST
ARRIVED
at
The
Peoples
Store
Our
new
Winter
Formals
and
Dinner
Frocks
are
grand
examples
of
the
"Who's
She"
fashions
you
want
for
important
evenings.
Fluttering
chiffons,
nets,,
shadowy
marquisettes
give
you
a
wide
selection
of
all
that's
new
and
i
smart.
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FIGURE
FLATTERING
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BUDGET
PRICED
5
MAIL
OKDEKS
l'KOMJTLV
FILLED
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
5
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Kupert"
THIRD
AVENUE
(Next
to
Hcilbroncr's)
Phone
ISLL'E
907
MEN'S
WORK
BOOTS
Solid
Leather
Lines
,
ARCH
KING
in
S"
and
10"
STERLING
in
Leather
and
Panco
Soles
TILSONRURG,
Solid
Leathers
throughout
VALENTINE
MARTIN'S
Arch
Support
Work
Roots
Family
shoe
store
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Home
of
Good
Shoes'
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here's
a
chance
for
you
JudCllCS
this
week
25
off
all
Furs
New
shipments
twice
a
week.
Prices
from
$10
to
$1,100
Your
Credit
is
Good
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Your
Iocal
Rutchers
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TO
COOK
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&
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Storage
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BRITISH
ARMORED
CARS
ADVANCE
TOWARD
ENEMY
Under
heavy
fire
by
Axis
artillery,
British
armored
cars
are
shown
advancing
towards
positions
in
the
desert,
during
the
twelve-day
battle
that
preceded
the
British
breakthrough
at
El
Alameln.
Note
the
shell
bursting
near
a
car
at
the
left.
The
Axis
forces
are
se-treating
westward,
hotly
pursued
by
the
Drltish
Eighth
Army.
This
Is
a
radio
photo.
OPEN
SHOW
ON
SUNDAY
I.OD.E.
Strongly
In
Favor
of
This
In
Canada
TORONTO,
Nov.
24-Coptes
of
an
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
resolution
favoring
the
opening
of
moving
picture
theatres
to
provide
free
entertainment
to
uniformed
men
and
women
In
crowded
Canadian
centres
are
being
sent
to
Hon.
MaJ.-Gcn.
L.
R.
LaFleche.
minister
of
National
War
Services,
CoL
J.
L.
Ralston,
Minister
of
National
De
fence,
and
his
two
associate
ministers,
Hon.
C.
J.
Power
and
Hon.
Angus
MacDonald,
for
their
Information.
The
resolution
reads:
"Whereas
the
welfare
of
the
fighting
forces
is
our
first
concern,
and
whereas
the
lack
of
facilities
for
the
care
and
entertainment
of
such
men
and
women
on
Sundays
is
very
evidently
causing
countless
numbers
to
have
to
wander
the
streets
aimlessly
with
results
detrimental
to
personnel
and
the
war
effort,
and
whereas
conditions
have
developed
to
make
immediate
action
imperative
be
it
recommended
to
the
National
Executive
Committee
that
as
a
wartime
measure
only,
theatres
in
certain
Canadian
cities
be
opened
on
Sundays
to
men
and
women
in
uniform
and
the
merchant
marine,
subject
to
certain
arrangements
being
made
with
authorities
in
the
various
provinces."
It
was
emphasized
that
only
uniformed
men
and
women
and
men
of
the
merchant
marine
would
be
admitted
to
the
theatres
opened,
and
that
the
hours
for
the
showing
of
moving
pictures
would
not
conflict
with
the
established
hours
of
church
services.
The
motion
picture
industry
has
assured
the
I.OD.E.
that
they
would
not
only
provide
the
latest
and
best
moving
pictures
for
the
entertainment
of
the
troops,
but
they
will
assume
all
costs
of
operators,
doormen,
ushers,
etc.
In
several
Canadian
centres
strong
local
organizations
and
church
groups
have
endorsed
the
stand
of
the
I.O.D.E.,
and
have
expressed
an
understanding
of
the
project
to
provide
wholesome
entertainment
for
the
troops.
A'
letter
from
the
chairman
of
the
executive
committee
of
the
Citizens
Committee
for
Troops
In
Training,
M.D.
No.
2
reads:
"The
committee
Is
definitely
of
the
opinion
that
moving
picture
productions
of
a
high
standard
given
In
downtown
theatres
each
Sunday
afternoon
would
be
most
valuable
In
keep
ing
our
men
in
uniform
off
the
streets
of
Toronto."
The
executive
of
the
Active
Canteen
in
Toronto
wrote:
We
would
like
to
bo
on
record
as
.being
in
complete
sympathy
with
the
efforts
of
the
I.OD.E.
in
this
regard.
After
three
years
of
experience
In
running
the
Active
Service
Canteen
we
should
like
to
stress
the
great
need
for
enter
tainment
being
provided
for
the
thousands
of
lonely
men
who
roam
the
streets
on
Sunday.
The
Dominion
Secretary
of
the
Canadian
Corps
Association
writes:
"I
am
Instructed
to
write
to
you
on
behalf
of
the
Canadian
Corps
Association
heartily
endorsing
the
plan
proposed
by
the
Imperial
Or
der
Daughters
of
the
Empire
to
open
certain
of
the
moving
picture
theatres
on
Sunday,
for
the
entertainment
of
men
and
women
of
the"
Armed
Service
and
the
Merchant
Marine."
Mrs.
B.
B.
Osier,
film
convener
of
the
national
executive
of
the
I.OJ5.E.
said
today:
"Through
the
various
committees
of
the
I.OD.E.
engaged
In
war
work
we
have
been
made
aware
of
a
lack
of
entertainment
on
Sundays
throughout
Canada
It
is
having
a
detrimental
effect
oty-
the
morale
of
our
men
and
women
In
the
forces.
Our
observations
Indicate
that
while
the
uniformed
men
and
mmwi
arlr.
nowiedge
with
gratitude
all
that
Is
Deing
aone
lor
inem
in
tnc
way
of
hostels,
canteens,
libraries,
field
comforts
and
home
hospitality,
these
facilities
are
totally
Inadequate
for
the
increased
number
of
men
and
women
In
uniform
seek
ing
recreation
on
Sundays."
Hunters
Here
Few
This
Year
Rationing
of
Gas
and
Shotlaje
of
Ammunition
Felt
"The
number
of
hunters
this
season
Is
far
below
normal,
owing
to
gasoline
rationing
and
a
nhnrtAm
of
ammunition,"
says
Joe
Scott.
Oun
and
the
popular
sizes
of
ammunition
are
practically
un-
avauaoie.
Restrictions
On
Footwear
Further
Krrulatlons
Are
Being
Announced
by
Government
Price
Board
OTTAWA,
Nov.
24-To
conserve
tools,
leather
and
manpower,
the
government
price
board
is
further
restricting
the
styles
and
designs
of
footwear.
Wood
will
be
used
In
heels
Instead
of
leather.
There
will
no
longer
be
window
samples.
ALGERIA'S
PRODUCTS
Algeria
produces
large
quantities
of
iron
ore
as
well
as
zinc,
mercury
and
manganese.
BOTH
LOST
AND
FOUND
Peter
Dame,
Winnipeg
Carpenter,
Now
in
City,
I
Lucky
in
This
Hespcct
Peter
Dame,
carpenter,
uohol-
sterer
and
engineer,
who
recently
arrived
in
the
city
from
Winnipeg,
has
had
the
good
fortune
of
having
returned
safely
to
htm
a
wallet
containing
national
legist
ration
caw.
passport
and
WO
In
cash
which
he
dropped
on
the
Third
Avenue
sidewalk
between
Sixth
and
Seventh
8treeu
at
the
end
of
the
week.
The
honest
man
was
Albert
Rusychl
of
the
York
Hotel
who
picked
the
wallet
up
and
turned
It
over
to
the
police
from
whom
Dame
received
It.
Dame
called
at
the
Dally
News
office
last
evening
to
cancel
a
lost
ad
which
he
had
run
and
to
tell
of
his
luck.
He
told
how
once
in
his
younger
days
In
his
home
state
of
South
Dakota
he
himself
picked
up
a
wallet
containing
11600.
a
reward
of
M
being
pressed
upon
him
by
the
loser,
the
town
clothier,
who
also
spotted
htm
to
a
suit
of
clothes.
Then
on
another
occasion,
this
time
when
he
was
a
younger
boy,
Dame
picked
up
a
wallet
containing
valuable
papers
Including
the
deed
to
a
farm
valued
at
WGO0.
being
paid
on
that
occasion
a
re-ward
of
$500.
Now
he
has
had
the
experience
of
being
lucky
as
as
well
as
a
finder.
Message
Of
Olof
Hanson
federal
Member
Express
Kejrel
At
Pawing
of
II.
I.
I'ullen
In
a
message
expressing
regret
over
the
death
of
H.
F.
Pullcn,
Olof
Hanson,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
writes:
"In
his
passing
prince
Itupert
and
DritUh
Columbia
lose
one
of
their
most
valuable
citizens
He
was
keenly
interested
in
every
pub
lic
undertaking,
and
In
many
matters
rendered
valuable
Slaughter
House
.
Business
To
Be
Checked
Up
On
OTTAWA,
Nfiv
24
The
dovcrn-ment
price
board
will
in
futurr
record
the
business
of
slaughter
houses
In
Canada.
TAKE
YOUR
CHOICE
Utah
formerly
was
spelled
"Youta,"
"Eutaw
and
"UUw."
DESTROYER
COMES
TO
RESCUE
WHEN
PLANE
MISSES
CARRIER
o
0
1
.0yC.r
manoeuvrP
the
rescue
of
the
crew
of
a
VS.
navy
plane
which
mussed
a
the
.u
flight
deck
of
the
carrier,
ifto
from
whe
e
thi,
photo
was
made
and
fell
thee
The
airmen
are
those
tiny
blobs
Just
visible
to
the
right
of
the
upended
tall
ass
mbly
BEERY-MAIN
FILMHERE
Popular
Couple
Paired
Up
In
Film
Of
Action,
Comedy
and
Drama
Wallace
Decry
and
Alarlorle
Main,
comedy
team
of
the
screen,
appear
together
again
in
"Jackass
Mall,"
showing
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
mid-week.
The
film
Is
replete
with
action,
comedy
and
Jrama.
The
comedy
moments
arc
principally
derived
from
Decry
blundering
attempts
to
woo
Miss
Main
who
Is
the
owner
of
a
frontier
dance
hall
besides
being
the
driver
of
a
stage.
"Jackass
Mail,
which
frequently
carries
large
shipments
of
gold.
Whether
the
gold
or
Mias
Main
Is
the
object
of
Deery's
affections
is
a
moot
question.
Through
a
series
of
events
Deery.
playing
a
Rood
-hearted
bad
man,
beomea
the
town's
hero
He
saves
the
stage
from
a
hold-up.
kills
the
real
villain
and
brings
the
lirst
train
Into
town.
In
his
honor
the
clttaens
change
the
name
of
the
town.
A
notable
dramatic
performance
that
of
ten-vear
old
Darrvi
Hickman
who
portrays
the
son
of
me
outlaw
whom
Decry
slays
J
Carrol
NaUh.
as
a
Mexican
bar
itnder.
provides
many
comic
rrmm-
MILK
NOT
PLENTIFUL
Hut
One
Dairy
of
Former
Three
Maintain!
Drlltrry
Service
Only
Enlla
Nredi
Met
One
dairy
Is
trying
to
maintain
the
milk
distribution
service
in
i'rtnce
Rupert
which
was
former.y
tarried
out
by
three,
this
In
spr.-of
a
population
which
has
about
toubled
In
the
past
year.
One
f
the
other
dairies
la
now
eonntr.u?
Its
service
to
distribution
to
lor
from
which
the
customers
hav
to
pick
up
their
milk.
The
other
dairy
has
gone
out
of
bustneat
a!
are
trying
to
get
btganlaed
to
men
it."
Laek
of
help
Is
the
principal
rfUMcoUy.
There
are
at
prasent
about
thirty-five
dairy
cows
in
Prince
Rupert
There
are
an
estimated
3800
fresh
milk
customers
In
the
city
and
seventy-five
percent
of
the
milk
supplied
to
them
Is
shipped
from
Vancouver
and
Interior
farms,
the
remaining
twenty-five
percent
being
locally
produced
milk.
At
this
ttane
of
year,
milk
is
at
the
lowest
point
of
production
with
the
stock
being
largely
stable
fed.
together.
In
spite
of
this
distribution
situation.
It
is
still
possible
to
have
milk
delivered
to
meet
essential
needs
on
a
six
day
a
week
basts.
The
sole
remaining
delivering
dairy
has
a
lone
waiting
list
and
under-
III
Tnornfriv..
1
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again
THAT
ii
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Wallace
BEERY
Marjorie
Ml
In
a
roundup
of,
and
thriH
IT
a
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unless
it
.
la
esnt;
In
casrt
Said
t!.
yesterday
to
give
a:i
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the
grrat:.
which
has
aclty
of
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NEW
WAN
Christmas
Goods
NOW
IN
STOCK
GREETING
CARDS
WATERMAN'S
PKNS
and
PENCILS
and
HI
T-YARDLEY'S
LAVENDKK
SETS
JASMINE,
GARDENIA,
C
AMELIA
and
ADRIENNE
SETS
BACHELOR
SETS
VOll
MEN
WRITING
KITS
CUTEX
SETS
SHAVING
HRUSHES
CHOCOLATES,
PAGE
&
SlIAW
PERFUMES'
and
COLOGNES
CHRISTMAS
CRACKERS
TOILET
SOAP
-
MLLKOLHS
HAIR
HRUSHES
We
would
advise
an
early
selection
as
ChrM-mas
stocks
cannot
he
duplicated
Ilik
Jfar
Ormes
ltd.
Dim
Pioneer
Driqjts
AN
"
TIIK
ItKXAM,
HTOKK
I'llON'S
Open
Dally
frum
8
a.m.
till
10
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f
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7
Riindsy.
and
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from
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