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THE
DAILY
NEWS
"5"
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
Clias.
Dodimcad
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch.
Clock,
Jewelry
MRS.
MINIVER
Kepairing,
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUK
BASEMENT
STOCK
fur
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
llaggage
and
Novelties.
the
that
includes
in
their
i
MAX
HEILBRONER
is
picture
everybody
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
LIST!
ALL-TIME
TEN-BEST
FILM
YESMOM,
I'm
SLEEPERS
PYJAMAS
SNOW
SUITS
25
off
all
Furs
Warm
In
Peoples
Store
arm
Child
New
shipments
twice
a
week.
Prices
from
$10
to
$1,100
Your
Credit
is
Good
W.
G0LDBL00M
THE
OLD
RELIADLE
rens
Night
Wear
Complete
stock
and
varied
selection
of
children's
warm
winter
sleeping
wear.
Keep
them
comfortable.
Sleepers
in
sizes
2
to
8
and
Pyjamas
in
.-izes
2
to
14.
At
usual
prices
that
you
11
find
generally
mean
a
saving.
UNDERWEAR
HOSIERY
PAKKAS
VESTS
PANTIES
COATS
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
THIRD
AVIL--Next
to
Heilbroner's
Phone
ULUE
907
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
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Pioneer
Canadian
Dry
Cleaners
We
wish
to
draw
your
attention
to
the
fact
that
we
PICK
UP
AND
DELIVER
your
wearing
apparel
for
drycleaning
and
pressing
AS
BEFORE
We
hare
been
fortunate
in
adding
more
experienced
operators
from
the
south
to
our
staff
AND
ARE
STILL
MAINTAINING
3
DAY
SERVICE
ON
ALL
DUYCLKANING
Phone
118
or
8
BUY
.
.
.
RUPERT
BRAND
Sole
Fillets
.
.
.
At
Your
Local
Butchers
NO
WASTE
READY
TO
COOK
BUY
VICTORY
HONDS
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PRINCE
RUPERT
Ltd.
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COLUMBIA
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Ladi
here's
a
chance
for
you
ICS
this
week
a
s
2
M
It's
interesting
to
know
w
hen
reading
the
Daily
New
chat
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same,
BlC.In
its
immortal
telling
of
little
thing$...DR
AM
ATIC
...in
its
human
angle
on
world-sweeping
events...
"Mrs.
Miniver"
is
a
picture
to
make
your
heart
beat
faster
...your
eyes
shine
brighterand
set
your
pulse
to
racingl
It
is
the
most
vivid
story
of
love
and
life,
courage
and
daring
you've
ever
seen.
Some
pictures
arc
'maybes'...
"Mrs.
Miniver"
is
a
'must'l
GREER
GARS
ON
Directed
by
WILLIAM
VYLER
Produced
by
SIDNEY
FRANKLIN
MRS.
MINIVER
TITM
TERESA
WRICHT
DAME
MAY
WHITTY
REGINALD
OWEN
HENRY
TRAVERS
RICHARD
NEY
HENRY
WILCOXON
Screen
Play
by
Arthur
WlmperiJ,
Ccorge
Froeuhel
Jime
Hilton
and
CUudine
Vest
A
WILLIAM
WYLER
Production
Based
on
Jan
Strutber'iNovel'A
Metro
Coldwyn-Maycr
Picture
LONDON,
(Nov.
11
0
The
average
Canadian
woman
would
go
home
crying
after
a
Joust
with
Britain's
grocers,
greengrocers
and
butchers.
It
would
not
be
because
of
the
men
and
women
working
In
these
stores
they
are
Just
as
courteous
as
any
In
the
works
Dj
a
British
food
ration
book
can
be
remarkably
rude.
In
the
present-day
shopping
in
Britain
there
may
be
an
indication
of
what
Is
to
come
for
Canadian
women.
If
it
does,
they
will
look
back
on
the
meat
famine
of
1942
and
periodic
shortages
of
canned
goods
as
the
palmy
days.
The
system
is
simple,
because
Ahere
can
be
no
flitting
from
one
shop
to
another
for
bargains.
A
housewife
registers
her
ration
books
with
a
certain
shopkeeper,
and
this
registration
may
not
be
changed
unless
for
an
exceptional
reason
such
as
moving
from
the
district.
There
really
would
be
no
reason
to
change
from
one
srocer
to
another,
because
staple
eoods
have
pegged
prices.
These
prices
arc
posted
In
loru
lists
In
every
shop
a
system
cer
tain
organizations
of
Canadian
women
have
wanted
ever
since
establishment
of
the
Canadian
price
celling
In
1941.
Not
Much
Variety
But
Canadian
women
would
miss
the
variety
of
the
choice
they
have
now.
Sheer
ingenuity
Is
necessary
in
Britain
to
keep
one
meal
different
from
another,
or
occasionally
to
keep
them
coming
at
all.
The
ration
of
one
egg
per
person
per
week"
allows
practically
no
baking
at
all.
So
the
system
In
an
average
London
shopping
expedition
!
thll:
A
call
at
the
bakeshop
for
bread
and
rolls,
which
are
unratloned
then
on
to
the
grocers.
You
discuss
with
the
grocer
how
many
points
you
wish
to
spend
(the
points
system,
always
fluctuating
depending
on
the
supply,
discourages
or
encourages
buying
of
certain
goods)
then
decide
upon
what
you
wish
to
spend
the
points.
Most
tinned
goods
are
sold
under
the
points
system.
You
buy
the
full
ration
of
staples
butter
and
mar-
OS
THE
SAME
MOCRAMME
WALTER
PIDGEON
WORLD
NEWS
EVENTS
At
12
13,
2
36,
4
59.
7
22.
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"MRS.
MINIVER"
At
10
am
.
12
23
2
46.
5
09.
7
32
.
9
55'
SLOWED
UP
Drive
on
Stalingrad
and
Push
Toward
Caucasus
Appears
to
Hare
Dwindled
MOSCOW.
Nov.
11
The
German,
dri
re
on
Stalingrad
and
the
push
toward
the
Georgian
military
highway
in
the
Caucasus
appeared
to
be
dwindled
Tuesday
to
a
series
of
light
slashes
In
widely
separated
sectors
but
the
Russians
reported
they
were
digging
away
at
German
positions
and
cutting
down
the
Nazi
strength
wherever
encounter
ed.
TIMBER
IS
ALLOCATED
i
Douglas
Fir
to
Come
Under
Direct
Control
of
Fedrial
Timber
Controller
OTTAWA.
Nov.
11
Q
All
high
grade
Douglas
fir
logs
In
the
coastal
area
of
British
Columbia
have
been
placed
under
direct
allocation
of
the
Umber
controller,
effective
immediately,
it
was
announced
yesterday.
garlne,
sugar,
cheese
and
tea.
Coffee
Is
unrattoned.
but
not
good.
Meats
and
Vegetables
Then
on
to
the
butcher,
where
you
buy
your
full
ration
of
meat,
an
amount
approximately
equal
to
what
an
average
Canadian
family
would
eat
In
one
day.
On
the
way
home
there
Is
a
stop
at
the
greengrocers
to
buy
brusbcls
sprout
at
sixpence
(about
twelve
cents)
a
nound.
English
apples
at
one
shilling
(about
28
cents)
a
pound,
onions
at
five
pence
a
pound.
Vegetables
and
fruit
ire
quite
expensive
and
most
of
them
are
available
only
seasonally.
Striking
to
the
Canadian
Is
the
absence
of
such
advertising
as:
"8hop
Here
and
Sve,"
and
son
on.
This
is
replaced
In
most
shops
bv
a
small
notice
reading:
"Make
No
Mistake
This
Time
Register
Here."
ROMANTIC
SPOT
CALDWELL.
Idaho,
Nov.
11
0
County
Clerk
Frank
Kuehn.
Jr..
figures
he's
In
the
right
business.
Three
of
'Mm
clerks
left
in
the
past
year
to
be
married,
and
a
fourth
married
but
stayed
on.
"Guess
a
marriage
license
bureau
Is
too
handy
for
the
boys
to
potrons
hovo
flocked
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CITY
MUSIC
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Minivor"
in
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TODAY
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FOR
1
DAYS
,AMJJi
hatus
ihiatii
f
COMPLETE
SHOWINGS
OF
"MRS.
MINIVER"
DAILY,
STARTING
10
A.M.
-
ATTEND
THE
EARLY
SHOWS!
BARGAIN
iNAZIS
ARE
SHOW
U-BOAT
HUNTING
NO
MORE
English
Housewife
"Shops'"
No
More;
Must
Buy
Food
at
Stores
Where
Ration
Card
Registered
iiua
WENT
DOWN
A.
Mackenzie
Furniture
III
Minister
or
Naval
Affairs
Tells
Detail
of
Sinking
of
German
Submarine
by
Canadian
Corvette
OTTAWA.
Nor.
11-Hon.
Angus
L.
MacDvmsld,
minister
of
naval
affairs,
described
yesterday
host
the
Canadian
corvette
Oakvtilc
sank
an
Axis
U-boat
in
the
Caribbean.
The
submarine
had
been
located
and
fired
upon
by
a
United
States
patrol
plane
which
wirelessed
the
corvette.
In
addition
to
opening
fire,
the
corvette
rammed
the
U-boat
no
less
than
three
times
and
eventually
caused
thr
undersea
vessel
to
sink.
In
command
of
the
corvette
was
Lieut.
Commander
King
of
Oliver.
British
Columbia.
Only
one
casualty
was
suffered
by
the
crew
of
the
Oakvtlto,
a
Montreal
rating
having
sprained
his
thumb.
CONVOY
IS
UNDER
FIRE
Iloyal
Navy
Sinks
One
Enemy
Tanker
Off
Holland
and
Prob-ably
Hit
Another
Vtcl
LONDON.
Nov.
II
It
was
announced
yesterday
that
units
of
the
Royal
Navy
had
attacked
an
Axis
convoy
off
the
coast
of
Holland,
torpedoelng
one
medium-sized
enemy
tanker
and
probably
hitting
another.
There
was
much
confusion
In
the
convoy
alter
the
attack
and
enemy
ships
firing
on
each
other.
ENORMOUS
CALL
MADE
United
States
Will
Have
9,700,000
Men
Under
Arms
by
the
End
Of
Next
Year
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Nov.
11-President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
yesterday
said
that
all
the
armed
forces
army,
navy
and
alrforce
would
require
the
oalltmr
un
of
9.700,000
men
by
the
end
of
1043.
The
President
hopes
that
no
more
than
this
will
be
needed
to
win
the
war.
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
MY
12
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CREST
MATTRESSES,
full
size
6
ROSE
O'DAY
BOX
SPRINGS,
full
size
12
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selection
as
mas
slocks
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