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SATURDAY.
JUNE
6.
1942
EDITORIAL
More
Rationing
To
Come
.
.
.
Further
restricted
living
is
just
around
the
corner.
'Honor"
rationing
of
tea
and
coffee
is
backed
up
by
1
Edmonton
Couple
Wedded
At
Manse
Miss
Janetta
Glanville
Become
1
Bride
l
Leading
Seaman
IKiukUn
l.ees
"
"
i
.
.
1
At
a
quiei
ceremony
in
me
M.i
i
.
v
uf
Krai
Presbyterian
Church
on
Wednesday
evening
.Miss
Janetta
M.
Glanville
became
I
the
bride
of
Leading
Seaman
Dou-:.;i
i
Rev
A
F.
MacSween
offi:iated
and
Mr
and
Mrs
Henry
Lind.seth
were
attendants.
Both
bride
and
groom
have
made
their
'
i
homes
In
Edmonton
until
recent-i
,
ly.
and
are
now
residiiv;
in
Prince
Rupert
where
Leading
Seaman
'
Lees
is
a
telegrapher
with
the
j
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
Victoria
Girl
Is
Bride
Here
MKs
Maria
Otto
Bee
nines
Bride
Of
William
J,
Pears
At
Presby-
j
Icrun
Manse
Arriving
in
Prince
Rupert
on
Friday,
Miss
Maria
Otto,
formerly
Were
Married
Thursday
Eve
Miss
Margaret
Susut
Becomes
Bride
of
John
Pauntney
i
On
Thursday
evening
Miss
Mar-
j
I
garet
J.
Susut
was
united
In
mar-
riage
to
John
H
Pauntney
at
a
I
quiet
wedding
in
the
manse
of
First
Presbyterian
Church.
Rev.
A.
!
F.
MacSween
officiatine
Mrs
A
pretty
stiff
laws.
If
anyone
thinks
that
rationing
is
go-iiocai
dry
do-k
and
the
miz
to
stop
here,
thev
are
in
for
a
rude
jolt.
Loupon
ration-'
couple
wm
make
their
future
home
ing
now
appears
in
sight.
in
the
Clty
We
are
definitely
running
low
in
certain
kinds
of
raw
materials
and
increasing
quantities
of
labor
an!
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II
Will
UVIIIVII
trill
I
t'MUV
tion
to
fighting-front
production.
There
are
many
little
indications
of
what
lies
ahead.
Only
recently
it
was
made
illegal
to
destroy
scrap
rubber
of
any
kind,
not
just
tires.
Now
it
is
illegal
to
mutilate
bags
of
any
kind.
They
must
not
be
cut
up
for
aprons
or
other
garments.
In
making
this
announcement,
the
National
Salvage
Committee
is
asking
for
more
active
and
complete
salvage
of
all
hags.
There
is,
of
course,
considerable
rationing
in
Canada
now.
The
great
mass
of
raw
materials
is
on
allocation.
Rut
the
public
does
not
look
on
this
as
rationing,
since
it
To
our
friends
who
express
impatience
over
the
blackout
we
would
suggest
that
an
air
raid
might
be
a
good
deal
more
inconvenient.
Political
Pyrotechnics
.
.
.
Fireworks
over
the
Prime
Minister's
amendment
to
the
Mobilization
Act
arer
about
to
begin
at
Ottawa.
By
no
stretch
of
imagination
is
the
proposed
amendment
conscription
for
overseas
service.
Nor
does
it
affect
selective
service
for
dutv
in
Canada.
The
idea
is
to
open
a
lejral
means
of
sending
men
wherever
they
may
be
needed.
Since
Conservatives,
restive
Liberals,
and
Independents
who
are
beimr
Dressed
by
such
bodies
as
the
Canadian
Leirion.
want
this
to
be
undertaken
at
once,
they
will
insist
on
a
showdown
when
the
bill
is
discussed.
Quebec
M.P.'s
will
be
equally
insistent'
on
a
showdown.
Thev
claim
that
the
amendment
leaves
too
much
power
in
the
hands
of
the
government.
They
are
afraid
conscription
for
overseas
service
will
be
enacted
by
order-in-council,
instead
of
by
a
new
law
which
could
be
discussed
in
Parlament.
They
seem
to
forget
that
sections
K.
B3,
f4
of
the
Militia
Act
put
on
the
statute
books
more
than
Now
that
we
are
getting
the
road
to
Terrace
in
short
order
the
next
thine;
to
worry
about
will
he
obtaining
enough
pas
to
drive
there.
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertise-If
you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it.
MARRIAGE
Miss
Kli.rence
K-id
Becomes
Bride
Of
CUef
Pettv
Officer
Slater
A
quiet
but
pretty
wedding
was
solemnized
on
Wednesday
evening
does
not
affect
them
onenlv.
Overall
rationing,
however.
Mrs
J
l.
Mayhew
of
New
West-
ii
-
i
.
j
Immstpr
hoo
mo
tv,
...
-
..
in
more
man
tp;i.
pottm
Kuirar.
rasn
tip.
is
fnmina
to
"",v
w"
""-c
m
vmci
keep
fighting-front
production
high.
The
sacrifices
involved
will,
fortunately,
not
be
so
great.
Next
to
the
United
States,
the
Canadian
home-front
is
less
restricted
than
that
of
anv
other
United
Nation.
retry
uuicer
Gilbert
Slater.
R
N.
R
.
alSO
flf
Np-JL
Wpclminctor
Rev.
C
A.
Wright
officiated.
The
bride,
charmingly
attired
in
a
gown
of
white
sheer
over
taffeta
with
a
long
train
and
a
veil
with
a
long
train
caught
on
either
side
by
orange
blossoms,
carrying
a
bouguet
of
pink
and
gold
roses
and
white
carnations
with
maidenhair
fern,
entered
the
church
on
the
arm
of
James
Lee
to
the
I
strains
of
the
Weddinir
March
THE
DAILY
NEv3
HATUKnA,
Its
arrival
this
morning
and
will
,
be
forwarded
aboard
the
Prince
George
tonight
to
Vancouver
for
Interment
News
of
Capt
Watt's
death
will
come
as
a
prr.t
shock
to
numerous
friends
for
he
was
very
well
known
in
this
pert
over
a
long
period
of
years
It
was
between
3
and
5
o'clock
Thursday
afternoon
that
Capt
Watt's
body
as
found
in
his
cab-In.
An
hour
or
so
earlier
he
had
been
seen
In
what
appeared
o
be
usual
good
health
and
spirits
The
body
was
tyuud
by
Third
Officer
A.
Strang
wh"
went
to
call
him
for
dinner
Cap:
Watt
had
collapsed
and
fell
to
the
floor
His
coat
was
off
and
he
had
fallen
either
when
about
to
lie
down
or
on
rising.
The
ship
was
between
Cun
shrw
i
and
Skldegate
at
the
time
On
arrival
at
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Duncan
McColl
declared
death
due
to
acute
carditis
Capt.
John
R
Brown,
chief
officer,
took
over
charge
of
the
.
hip
after
Capt.
Wutt's
death
and
is
Classified
Ads.
KOK
SALE
of
the
Lebanon
Nursing
Home
a:
roR
SAXeSawmtll
at
Digbv
Isl-
victoria,
wcame
me
oriae
oi
wn-
and
Applv
55
prlnp(1
Rup.
liam
J
Pears
who
also
arrived
ert
,134,
in
the
city
recently
from
the
south.
I
Mi-
J
A
Teng
and
Mrs.
H.
Cal-
FOR
SALE
New
stove.
Terms,
derwood
witnessed
the
ceremony
i
1321
Overlook
St..
after
5
p
m
which
was
conducted
by
Rev.
A.I
(111)
F.
MacSween.
'
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pears
are
estab-
,
'
aALfc
ming
house
bttti-
ishing
their
home
in
the
citv.
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SUJ,r
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iion
Appiy
Bi
ciotniers
mone
Black
324
14:'
FOR
SALE
Hotel
at
Skeena
Crossing,
BC.
20
acres
land,
gravity-running
water
in
hotel.
On
main
highway.
Apply
to
Jaspe,
Stan-yer.
Hazelton.
B.C.
13
1
$15
Apply
Box
280
Dally
News.
FOR
SALE-
-
McClary
all
enamel
range.
Just
converted
coal
and
wood,
parts
new
Call
Lindsav'si
F.
MacSween
and
Thomas
Hesson
for
SALE
Coal
and
wood
rann
witnessed
the
ceremony.
M40
6lh
Avenue
E
,
,3,
,
,
ine
groom
is
employed
at
the
young
FOR
SALE
Good
two
room
house
at
Salt
Lake
wun
four
beds
and
,
mattresses,
fifteen
foot
outboard
;
-
from
Lohengrin
played
by
Miss
FOR
SALE-
To
ivay
waison.
The
brides
attendant,
Mrs.
Bowles,
was
charming
In
a
gown
of
blue
net
over
taffeta
with
a
short
pink
veil
caught
at
the
crown
and
carried
t
bouquet
of
pink
and
white
peonies.
The
groom
was
attended
by
Petty
Officer
J.
H.
Irving
of
Nanaimo
The
happy
young
couple
will
make
their
home
here
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
present.
PASSING
OF
CAPT.
WATT
IS
SUDDEN
!
40
years
ago
by
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
will
automatically
;wl
come
into
effed
when
clause
3
of
the
Mobilization
Act
,
Known
Hrrt
ghJ
AUack"
mu.
whiie'veT-is
repealed.
The
Militia
Act
specifically
gives
power
to
I
sei
Was
steaming
North
send
men
anyw
here
for
the
defence
of
Canada.
bj
Way
of
islands
A.s
the
steamer
Camosun
was
coming
north
on
her
regular
voyage
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
the
master,
Capt.
James
W.
Watt,
one
of
the
best
known
mariners
on
this
part
of
the
coast,
succumbed
to
a
heart
attack
His
body
was
brought
by
the
vessel
on
C.
j
FOR
SALE
at
$1000
Lot
1909.
Range-
5.
Situate
on
Lakel.se
Road
about
3
miles
from
Terrace
and
containing
160
acres,
of
which
approximately
1
acres
cleared,
with
good
barn,
plow,
harrow
and
cultivator.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
1
34
FOR
SALE
3
Sisters
Cafe,
tf
Tn-terested
call
or
write
H
A
Nelson,
p.
O
Box
957.
Prince
Rupert.
,tf,
w
close
out
estate
the
property
formerly
occupied
as
Southern
Chicken
Inn
Third
Ave.,
$3
000.
15
Housekeeping
Apartments
fully
furnished
and
earning
$265
00
monthly.
Well
located.
$6,000.
Reasonable
terms
arranged.
Low
taxes.
For
Charter:
36
ft
Cruiser.
Vera
S.
Fry
M.
M
Stephens
it
Co.
Ltd.
Phone
222,
432
West
5th
Avenue
completing
the
voyage
In
command
Capt
Watt
was
a
native
of
Scotland
and
forty-eight
years
of
age
11.
s
survived
by
a
widow
and
lain
-
Uy
In
Vancouver
He
was
a
Maso.i
and
a
prominent
officer
f
th
Canadian
Merchant
Service
Guild
Formerly
a
master
of
Canadiu;i
National
Steamships,
he
went
Otei
to
the
Union
line
when
the
tee
tilers
Camosun
and
Cassia
r
wi
n
taken
over
by
the
latter
con,
pan
Tonight's
train,
due
to
arrive
from
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
wa
reported
this
morning
to
be
three
hours
late.
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OM
OMM
immi
LONDON.
June
8:
t
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E
H
Knocker
White
of
Olllingham
Kent,
who
killed
14
Germans
in
a
commando
raid
on
Vaagso.
has
been
awarded
the
Distinguished
Conduct
Medal.
FOR
QUICK
RESULTS
TRY
A
NEWS
WANT
ADD
I
OK
REN
I
FOR
RKNT
Rooms
for
rent
519
8th
Avenue
East.
1
133.
FOR
RENT
Furnished
bedroom.
Gentleman
preferred
Black
506
'131
W
M
KD
WANTED
Young
boy
for
work
Apply
Chris
Mill
Y
W
C
A.
Rooms
Registry
day
'tf.
utgntly
needed
Mrs
Garbult
'231
WANTED
Dishwa-sher
and
waitress.
3
8istrs
Cafe
ufi
FOR
SALE
-
Surveyors
66-foot
WANTED
Waiter
Sheffield
steel
chain
steel
tapei
I
Central
Hotel.
and
waitress
'133
1
WANTED
Housekeeping
room
or
apartment
for
couple.
Red
645
Oarage
'13H
WANTED
Quiet
room
for
gentle
man.
Must
be
reasonable
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of
jfood
boys
and
girls
for
newspaper
delivery
routes
Dally
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with
ten
horse
Johnson
WANTED
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for
farm
OomI
motor,
all
in
good
condition
!
wages
State
age
and
experience
Phone
K
C.
C.
Mills.
132
P
O
Box
45.
Prince
Rupert
FOR
SALE
-
6
room
house,
cen
trally
located,
fire
place,
fine
WANTED
Young
man
garden
$2.600
00.
6
room
house
partly
furnished,
$1,700.00
$800
00
cash,
balance
to
arrange.
6
room
house.
2nd
Avenu",
$2
-500.00.
$1,000.00
cash,
balance
to
arrange
at
,:3D,n
First
Baptist
Church
TO
RENT
Tailor
shop
with
sewing
when
Florence,
only
daughter
of
machine,
steam
preaser.
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of
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