iinr
u
ill
sane
milk
Ly
rXPTEMBER
21.
142
L
-g-ir-B
IVlltllltB
TBuid
BC
Payroll-
I
HPS
:ely
fOA
r
m
hmh
.
m
mi
MUZIS
SINK
WHALER
a-IK
fUW
TALL
THEY
ARE
T
V.1"?!,
if
JAWHTf
"-mm
Letter
Box
I'OSTAL
SERVICE
no,
-wnien
should
give
room
to
i
double
the
present
wleket
facilities.
They
could
then
put
a
door
in
that
side,
Tor
exit
only,
by
re-
r
us
vitamin
u;
moving
one
window.
A
few
more
fu
Milk
Is
great!
lights,
where
they
are
needed,
teeth
and
bones."
,
would
also
assist.
!ie
lady
U
writing1
fire
staff
Is
now
much
depleted.
rhtJdren.
with
several
of
the
experienced
that
builds
strength'
eirrkj
having
Joined
some
of
the
.,nd
teeth
la
Vita-.
force.
Others
have
taken
on
Job
leaving.
PosMbly
the
simplest
way
would
to!
to
close
down
the
mail
system
completely
and
put
one
In
khaki.
No
matter
what
clslon
Is
arrived
at
It
will
not
suit
atrd
and
Vacuum
Parkrd
Lsome
one.
rBinnrjiBM
We
wno
P
our
txe"-
ar
now
...........
Pyn8
all
the
past
wars
and
81,,,c
s.vus
tii"t
i
other
blunders
of
the
various
gv-
,tr
ai
centre
of
the
emments.
Now
we
are
asked
to
not
.
c.iunty.
Kansas,
only
fight
thte
war
but
to
pay
for
It
as
weft,
w
we
go
along
iMost
of
us
will
be
dead
in
due
'
eouie
lotw
before
w
haU
ri.
P'e
celve
any
benefit
at
beat.
So
lust
why
all
this
eah
and
carry
Idea,
all
of
a
sudden?.
TAXPAYER.
:
21:
O
-
The
LONDON.
Sept.
21
-The
Royal
.awst
whaling
Navy
School
of
Physical
Training
:
20
.038
-ton
Terje
recorded
an
average
increase
or
Afnra
has
been
one-half
Inrh
In
five
days
amon?
action.
its
500
boys
IS-17
years
old.
EXAMINATION
FOR
INSPKCTOR
OF
STFAM-BOILFRS
AND
MACHINERY
s
for
Inspector
of
Stcam-Bollers
and
Machinery
..'
i
at
the
Office
of
the
Chief
Inspector
of
Boilers
In
liV.:sruT.
s
Compensation
and
Labor
Building,
411
Dunsmulr
ouver.
BC-
commencing
November
16th,
1942,
at
forms
and
further
Information
may
:rt
Inspector
at
the
above
address.
trc
3
the
National
Selective
Service
Board.
be
obtained
A.
N.
BAKER,
Civil
Service
CommKsloner.
Classified
Ads.
CAN
STILL
ADVERTISE
TOR
SKILLED
LABOR
AND
OTHER
HELP
OR
EMPLOYMENT
WANTED
Ir
You
Have
Obtained
Approval
From
the
National
Stlec-IliTt
Smlce
Board
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
new
Government
regulations
effective
on
and
after
4,
1942.
HELP
WANTED
and
EMPLOYMENT
WANTED
::
:r,ta
may
still
be
Inserted
In
the
Want
Ad
Columns
x
paper
If
you
follow
this
procedure:
Write
out
your
r
t
m
duplicate
and
submit
both
copies
to
the
Selective
Service
Board.
After
It
has
received
approval
;
c
.
;
.!viuld
be
delivered
to
THE
DAILY
NEWo.
I
NEW
REGULATIONS
DO
NOT
APPLY
TO
ADVERTISE-
.MENTS
FOR:
F
c.vii
servant.
Scientific
and
Technical
Personnel,
"
fTr.pioyed
after
school
or
on
holidays
other
thanlhe
t
:.tmt
vacation.
p'
i
Nurses
and
Probationers.
oau
DomesUc
Help
Wanted
In
homes
where
not
more
than
is
"Vint
1?
emnlnveri.
p
Uc:p,
Casual
Labor,
.
Irregular
Employment
or
Part-time
HvpHhfVVl.
All
iUCh
r'
::r.rnts
may
be
published
In
the
usual
fashion
without
til
Olhrr
Cair.
Vi
Ynur
Krlrrllvp
Srrvire
Board
First,
Then
Iver
the
Approved
yVlvertlnement
to
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FOR
SALfc
U
Machinist
vise,
Scotch
!
drumsticks,
double
bed
Pit?
Morris
chair
and
tr
Phone
Black
232.
Suite
pi.lt
ApU.
ALT
-Six
roomed
house
In
.
-lon,
partly
furnished.
Dumbly
priced.
341
0th
Ave.
Phone
Blue
397.
'
(224)
JALE
-Custom
built
Hnrnpt
Farker
barret
on
32-40
Built
by
Cornel
for
long
P"
fihootlng.
Original
cost
Make
offer.
Box
354
Dally
(210)
BALE
-Electric
cook
stove.
model.
1304
Overlook
fct.
(9101
rLE
Player
Piano.
Box
347
ALE
Electric
stove.
131.3
Daily
News.
NEWS
WANT
ADD.
Apply
(222)
coffee
Shop
and
fLE
counter,
good
location.
ox
350
Dally
News.
1220)
3UICK
RESUI.tw
vnv
a
ROOM
AND
HOARD
ROOM
and
Board
for
man
sharing.
718
Fraser
Street.
(195)
WANTED
WANTED-
Room
In
private
home.
Sober
and
reliable.
Apply
Box
355
Dally
News
or
Phone
Orcen
129.
224
TEACHER
wanted
for
Oona
River
School.
Salary
$800.00.
Married
or
single.
tt
batch
preferred,
residence
and
fuel
free.
Mrs.
B,
Iverson,
Secretary.
(220)
WANTED
Experienced
stenographer
for
old
established
wholesale
house.
Apply
No.
AP
5
Unemployment
Insurance
Office.
(tn
WANTED
Young
girl
or
woman
to
help
mother
.of
two
young
children
In
the
home,
mornings
or
full
time.
Phone
53.
219)
WANTED
Worker
over
25
used
to
children.
Required
now.
References.
Apply
V.
I.
C
A.F.
4.
(223)
MUST
have
house
or
apartment.
Permanent.
Phone
Red
271.
(224)
Mr.
nrirt
Vfra
MirihlMnn
nta.i
THE
DAILY
NEWS,
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
I
Jdltor.
pally
New.:
Auat
Arrlved!
Terrace
Damson
I
do
not
know
what
the
cost
of
Plum,
16c
lb.
Ltnzey
&
Ingram.
a
delivery
system
for
mall
would
!
be.
As
a
suggestion
I
would
ad-
Den
Upsln
left
on
Saturday
night
vocate
that
the
post
office
extend,
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Hicn.c
mi
me
wan,
or
nearly
Prank
Montesano
left
oti
Satur
day
night
for
Vancouver.
A
The
Rupert
Peoples
Store
loca-j
ted
In
the
Smith
Block
on
Third
Saturday,
Sept
19th.
they
wlllj
close
the
Peoples
Store
every
8at-
urday
night
at
seven
o'clock.
220)
Miss
Margaret
Sharp,
Tor
several
years
with
the
Dollar
Store
and
Mrs.
h.
O.
Johnson
U
leaving
to-11
ot
RUPERT
PEOPLES
Bight
fftr
a
trip
to
Vancouver
'
STOKE
wishes
to
announce
that
J
she
Is
now
with
ANNETTE
LADIES'
Mrs.
J.
D.
Robertson
Is
leaving
i
at
520
3rd-
Ave-
w-
and
wi!1
tonht
for
Vancouver.
Pleased
to
meet
her
many
friends
there
and
extend
to
them
Henry
Lewi,
Knuteen
to
leaving
usual
and
t
tAftltfht
tnr
Vanniivv
uViAm
Vial
A
id
'hat
must
be
done
with
better
pay.
Rumors
have
It
i
will
enltet
In
the
navy.
Mr
and
ltlrs-
W-
H'
Derry
txr.r
ana
teem
are
tnai
several
more
will
shortly
be'
ice
leaving
Tnursaay
night
(221)
will
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Kelowna
passers
leaving
Saturday
night
:wh"e
wl",
take
u
Wrm&n-for
a
inn
to
vnnmnv.r
lent
future
residence,
Mr.
Derry
Mm.
J.
o.
Viereck
left
on
Saturday
night
for
a
trip
to
Vancou
ver
and
points
east.
Cap.
H.
O.
Kennedy,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
and
now
stationed
at'
Victoria,
is
at
present
visiting
in
Prince
George
with
his
family.
Mrs.
Ed
Unger
left
on
Saturday
rftht;
returning
to
her
home
In
Vancouver'
after
spending
several
weeks
here.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Fkides
are
in
the
city
today
returning
to
their
home
in
Port
Simpson
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
New!
Excitm?4-
TUNE
IN
'Vfeaturing
at
CLAIRE
WALLACE
TODD
RUSSELL
very
weekday
CFPR
10:15
a.m.
NOTICE
Infant
and
pre-schoof
clinic.
Wednesday,
September
23,
from
2
to
4
pjn.
East
End
Hall,
Seventh
Avenue
and
Donald.
(220)
PRINCE
RUPERT
HEALTH
UNIT
Married
Quietly
Here
Saturday
Mrs.
.Mary
Daly
Becomes
Bride
Of
Edward
Leltoy
Berry
at
Ceremony
In
United
Chtych
Manse
j
The
marriage
took
place
quietly
on
Saturday
ai
me
Manse
oi
tarsi
!
will
have
the
best
wishes
of
nu-'merous
friends,
will
reside
in
the
(Washington
Block,
i
thncuhcetneitU
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
i
Miss
Lucille
Brooksbank
left
on
Lutheran
Hour,
Monday,
6:45,
.Saturday
night
for
Seattle
where
CFPR.
Uhe
will
continue
her
studies
at
,(he
University
of
Washington.
She
Oddfellows'
Ball,
Sept
25
by
ln-has
been
visiting
at
her
home
here,
vltatlon
from
members
only.
'
I
.
.
I
Major
W.
H.
Crocker,
who
has
Cambral
LODE.
Fall
Formal
been
stationed
at
Prince
Rupert
"Oct.
2.
Invitation
by
members
only,
almost
since
the
outbreak
of
the'
Catholic
Catholic
Hall.
Mr
h.
h.
irnferred
v.m.i
Bazaar,
couver
to
take
command
of
a
bat
tery.
J.
W.
Parker.
preldent
of
the
BrRbth-Israel
Federation
of
British
Columbia,
Yneouver,
after
spending
the
past
few
days
In
the
city,
will
leave
on
thte
evening's
train
for
the
interior
In
continuation
of
his
lecture
tour.
At
the
Valhalla
meeting
held
at
Ladles'
Circle
the
home
clal
announcement
says
the
South
African
Irish
Regiment
Is
being
converted
Into
a
field
artillery
unit,
and
Is
operating
with
Union
forces
in
the
Middle
East.
I
October
7
and
8.
Presbyterian
Supper
October
15.
atuninv
nfflna
n-ero
t
rn
un
nrf7r
1
in
h
mtn
of
WHi&ani
Thomaa
Kr-
.
.
"
!-"!.
'
Bin
hu
been
tlVd
In
tills
ofara.
noUce
Harold
Orlnstrand;
pillow
case,
parson
ot
ou
month,
from
the
date
V
T1
lr
Inn.
ft-rt
I
OI
UX
I1T91
TKtDltCMICVl
IXmH.
Wit
pairs
men's
hose,
No,
9,
O.
Ben
dlcksen.
THOSE
AFRICAN
IKISH
CAPETOWN.
Sept.
21:
T-Offl-
a
Provisional
OrruiKtie
oi
liue
in
lira
ot
said,
lost
Ortlflet.
units
in
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
rnade
to
me
in
wtIUtm?.
DATED
at
Urn
Land
Registry
Ofllc.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
thta
12th
day
of
September,
AD.
1943.
Andrew
Thompson.
DEPUTY
REGISTRAR
OF
TITLES.
TIMIIKK
SAI.K
XSIWtO
Sealed
tender
-vrtll
be
received
nj
tti
XUn
lifter
of
lands
at
Vlolorla,
D
C.
not
tater
Uun
It
o'clock
la
Uie
forenoon
on
the
mn-day
of
OetoT.
1MJ.
for
tiw
puroham
of
Urenos
X31680.
to
rmri
1
VKl
(VV1
'
trtt.
ot
BDTUce.
hNlJOCt.
PRETORIA,
Sept.
21:
0
Recent
;
toU(m
and
oatJtr
on
an
area
aktuated
general
rains
hae
greatly
enhanced
the
possibilities
ot
a
huge
wheat
yield.
There
was
heavy
seeding,
and
a
bumper
crop
Is
expected.
on
the
.west
Khore
of
KKUnat
Rare
IV.
Coast
Land
District.
I
Tx
1
2)
.veAra
irlH
be
allo-od
mD
FURNITURE
IS
EXPERT
!
Ave.
wish
to
announce,
beginning
.
yanconver
Arm,
for
removal
of
tlmbrr.
.
PupUver
parUculara
of
the
Cfilef
Ports"
rr.
Victor,
BjC.
or
Dtetrtdt
For-entrr.
Prince
Rupert,
B
C
3-plece
Cheslcrflfld
Suite,
4-plece
Hedroom
Suite,
McClary
Kitchen
Rarige
wllh
oil
burner
or
can
W
converted
to
coal
or
wood,
'
as
all
parts,
Rook
Cafce,
End
Tables,
Drop
Kitchen
Table
and
4
Chairs
lo
match,
Seamless'
Axmlnster
Rug,
size
6'9x9,
Spirng
Filled
Mattress,
-C,
Slumber
King
Spring,
size
4-G,
Quebec
Heater,
for
burning
coal
or
wood,
Enterprise
Oil
Heater,
Congo-leum
Hug,
7'
jx9,
Iledroom
Dresser,
Screen
Doors,
Piano,
General
FJrrCric
Radios
Elio
Used
Furniture
Department.
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Used
Furniture
Third
Avenue,
Next
to
the
Dally
News
Green
918
AT
WELDING
Lass
h
'
Member
Of
Boilermakers'
Union
aiStTTaUei
.
Her
Raps
In
Work
Beside
Merf
-
By
ROSAMUND
RUSSELL
(Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
21
O-Oor
McSwan,
22
years
of
age.
works
ia
the
shipyards
here
as
a
welder
and
her
employers
and
co-worker
i
regard
her
as
an
expert.
She
i-;
perhaps
the
first
woman
In
Canada
to
become
a
member
of
the
Boilermakers'
Union.
But
to
meet
her
off
duty
one
would
surmise
she
was
a
white-collar
worker
possibly
a
stenog-
Jhas
sold
his
residence
on
Hays
rapher
or
bank
employee.
A
bit
Cove
Circle
to
Wartime
Housing
more
than
five
feet
tall,
she
Is
Limited.
slender
and
weighs
about
110
pounds.
It
is
difficult
to
connect
the
fair-haired,
quiet
spoken
young
woman
with
the
booted
and
hel-meted
figure
standing
on
skids
high
up
on
ship's
hull
applying
the
welder's
torch.
"Since
childhood
I
have
been
In
terested
In
machinery
and
con-jstructton
work,"
she
explained.
I
used
to
stand
for
hours
after
school
and
watch
men
working
in
garages.
It
always
fascinated
me."
Doris
was
born
and
went
to
public
school
in
Calgary,
Alta.
She
worked
for
a
time
as
presser
...
dry
-cleaning
shops
in
Calgary
and
Vancouver
and
then
attended
a
welding
school.
Job
Needs
Patience
In
a
scrapbook
recording
J
T
gress
of
her
unusual
career.
United
.
Church.
v
.
u
Rev.
J.
t
A.
r,
Donnell
.,
.antrr
.
mAntlnnc
.r
VlAr
firt.
.
pro-
one
H-pllTinP
JllCf
T'
M7
Da!?Mn?
accompllshment-a
firebox
top
for
(
Edward
URoy
Berry.
Mr.
and
Mrs
I
nr(v!lirpri,.
ajuoclation.
An-
'
who
well
known
andi
Berry,
are
other
refers
to
.
representations
nrtuntjlHnm
she
sh,
'made
to
convince
Mrs.
Rex
Eaton,
.former
member
of
the
Board
of
I
Industrial
Relations,
that
the
work
she
proposed
to
take
up
was
fit
for
women.
"The
men
are
all
very
good
to
me
and
pleasant
to
work
with,"
she
said.
"We
get
along
fine.
The
lob
calls
for
no
heavy
lifting
or
-anything
like
that
merely
lots
of
.Koorfniiv
oHmlts
hnwever.
LtiC
,
.
-.
.
I
that
she
find
it
difficult
to
keep
her
nails
attractive
though
she
wears
heavy
gloves
on
the
Job.
"Tney
keep
breaking
off.
but
that's
the
least
of
my
worries,"
she
said.
For
recreation
Doris
likes
swimming,
horse-back
riding
and
bicycling
and
an
occasional
shopping
spree.
f,n
T
T?oIl
Pr
net
91
BimilIlUi.---r--.
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
Nov.
12.
(Map
913).
w
nnrmtiio
MM
KEC.HTKY
ACT
NOTirU
H.
rrfiri.-9l
of
TIII
Vo
UltAT.f
to
M
Klltlitrtii
(IS).
Work
Trie
(II),
J
sn-tlon
One
(t).
City
of
Prtnre
Huix-rt.'JJ
In
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Chop
Suey
612
7th
AVE.
WEST
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Open
Today
for
Business
under
new
management
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All
your
patronage
welcome
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are
still
available
with
each
cash
purchase
In
our
store.
We
would
appreciate
to
hare
new
customers
drop
In
and
let
us
explal
this
gift
plan
to
them.
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MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
I
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Dollars
Have
More
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Cents"
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P.O.
Box
575
Phones
18-19
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
511
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
I
TIMELY
TIPS
ON
SAVING
ELECTRICITY
FOR
WAR
PRODUCTION
WHEREVER
eyes
ore
used
for
dose
seeing
in
your
nom
have
adequate,
protective
lighting
I
But
don't
vie
light
wastefullyl
Dont
leave
lamps
burning
in
vacant
rooms
and
passages.
Don't
use
dark
lampshades.
And
do
keep
bulbs
clean.
Do
place
lamps
for
better
seeing.
Do
use
bulbs
of
the
right
size
and
the
right
male
pre-tested
Edison
Mazdu
Lamps.
HOUSEHOLD
NEEDS
TINCTURE
OF
IODINE
OIL
OF
EUCALYPTUS
FRIAR'S
BALSAM
CASTOR
OIL
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AROMATIC
CASTOR
OIL
.......
AROMATIC
CASCARA
CAMPHORATED
OIL
HYDROGEN
PEROXIDE
EPSOM
SALTS,
tins
..:
BORACIC
ACID,
tins
......
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SEIDLITZ
POWDERS,
tins
1
oz.
2
oz.
.
1
OZ.
2
oz.
1
OZ.
2
oz.
.
4
oz.
8
oz.
.
3
oz.
.
2
oz.
8
oz.
.
1
oz.
2
oz.
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8
oz.
16
oz.
.
4
oz.
16
oz.
.
2
oz.
4
oz.
15c
25c
20c
35c
25c
45c
25c
50c
25c
25c
90c
15c
25c
35c
50c
10c
25c
15c
25c
40c
BUY
YOUR
DRUGS
FROM
THE
DRUG
STORE
Ormes
Ltd.
"Tiitt
Pioneer
Dmqptets
THE
REXALL
STORE
PHONES
81
AND
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Open
Daily
from
8
anrutlll
ID
pm.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
-
2
P-m.
and
7-9
p-m.
NEW
ARRIVALS
IN
Ladies'
Low
Heel
Lines
These
include:
Pigtex
Sabot
Straps
in
Red,
Black
and
Brown.
Pigtex
Ties,
Military
Oxfords
and
Brogues,
in
both
Black
and
Brown.
Fashioned
for
both
style
and
comfort
at
Popular
Prices.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
'
fit.
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