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and
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at
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with
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Pacific
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Tickets
and
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from
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DINETTE
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CABINETS,
LIVING
ROOM
TABLES,
BABY
HIGH
CHAIRS,
PRAMS
AND
BABY
SWINGS,
SIMMONS
BEDS.
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Our
Windows
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
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&
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Storage
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RUPERT
Lfj
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
SMITHERS
LADY
DIES
Tasslnr
of
Mrs.
J.
I'.
Downey
Is
Widely
Regretted
SMITHERS.
Oct.
28
Th
people
Bulkley
Valley
deeply
regretted
to
learn
of
the
passing
of
Mrs.
J.
P.
Downey
of
Smithers
In
the
Bolk-ley
Valley
Hospital
here
on
Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs.
Downey
had
not
been
well
for
a
long
time
but
had
been
around
as
usual
until
about
two
days
before
her
death.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Downey
hate
been
the
proprietors
of
the
Hudson
Hotel
at
Smithers
for
the
past
eight
years
and
are
well
known
to
the
tra
Telling
public.
Mrs.
Downey
was
born
at
New-castle-on-Tyne
fifty-five
years
bro
and
came
to
Canada
when
a
young
girl.
With
her
husband
she
arrived
at
Smithers
and
they
settled
on
a
farm
near
here
In
the
early
days,
having
remained
here
ever
since.
Besidqf
plr
husband
Mrs.
Dow-;
ney
leaves
two
daughters
Mrs.
Peter
Eby
Yif
Smithers
and
Mrs.
Douglas
Kerr
of
Regina
and
two
sons
Pfcck
Downey.
Provincial
PoMve
Constable
at
Massett.
and
Pat
Downey,
a
lieutenant
in
the
Canadian
Army
now
overseas.
The
funeral
was
held
from
St
Joseph's
Church
in
Smithers
on
Tuesday
afternoon
and
burial
took
.place
in
the
Smithers
MANY
IX
CANADA
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
WEDNESDAY
ly
Basketball
Buzz
BasketbaUrrs
&wtng
into
action
again
tonight
at
the
Armories
in
the
regular
Wednesday
evening
league
play.
Spectators
of
late
have
been
more
or
less
reluctant
about
speculating
as
to
which
team
they
will
string
along
with
to
win
the
league
and,
as
a
result,
there
is
the
usual
early
season
doku-ums
as
far
as
excitement
la
concerned.
One
notes
the
Booth
Memorial
High
learn
hasn't
raised
the
cheer
gang
or
school
spirit
out
their
way
yet
and
something
should
be
done
about
the
matter.
What's
a
tudents'
team
without
Its
suppor-crs?
Nothing
mote
than
another
x)uad
trying
to
get
somewhere.
Yet
Inject
that
Alma
Mater
ballyhoo
Into
them
and
you've
got
omethhig.
What
do
you
say
Mr.
TNeill
or
Mr.
Stevens?
Is
there
lothiag
to
be
done
about
this?
The
.Dry
Duck
has
grabbed
one
Mr.
Shorty)
gasper
bane
from
the
ansa
of
the
inactive
and
by
doing
o
has
sUeoarthened
the
team's
scoring
power
a
great
deal.
Alex
Hetbeftngton
have
had
a
word
TM11.
Wick
Pavlikis
and
Gordie
'rom
His
Majesty
saying
he
would
'ike
to
them
sosaeUme
soon
Vytl
b?
missed,
but
then
who
hasn't
been?
This
writer
still
picks
the
United
State
Army
Headquarters
to
nose
-at
Dry
Dock
for
league
honors
Ten
though
He
1c
a
ttute
hasty
in
his
prediction.
Co-op
will
lose
Bobbie
Vockovieh
id
Steve
Mentenko
shortly
also,
raft
trouble,
they
elafen.
and
we
."f
inclined
to
botleve
their
story.
Jood
luck
boys)
While
we're
cm
the
subject
vhere
are
all
the
army
boys
that
ind
the
city
so
boring?
There's
a
'-am
from
saokt
every
outfit
but
f-w
followers.
Sports
of
fleers
please
uke
notice.
OHIfllNAL
IIUMBERSIIOOT
The
CcnWal
America
umbrella
bud
Is
named
for
a
crest
of
black
u
others
which
can
be
lowered
to
cover
He
face.
lamufEl
mm
EPIC
FILM
IS
SHOWING
"Wake
Island"
to
be
Presented
for
Rest
of
Week
at
Capitol
Theatre
The
dramatisation
of
one
of
the
most
spectacular
battles
In
the
Pacific
theatre
will
be
presented
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
Thursday.
Friday
and
Saturday
with
the
show
ing
of
"Wake
Island."
a
re-enactment
of
the
epic
stand
of
a
handful
of
courageous
marines
who
staved
off
Japanese
Invasion
for
fourteen
days.
A
fine
cast
Is
head
ed
by
Brian
Don
levy,
Robert
Pres
ton
and
Maedonald
Carey
and
also
includes
Albert
Dekker,
Walter
Abel.
Barbara
Britcon
and
William
Bendix
John
Farrow,
a
lieutenant
commander
In
the
Canadian
Navy
until
he
was
invalided
out
of
ser
vice
because
of
wounds,
directed
"Wake
Island"
which
was
filmed
with
the
aid
and
co-operation
of
the
United
States
Marine
Corps.
thus
1
ably
presented
a
record
of
the
stirring
events
of
unparalleled
realism
that
took
place
on
the
tiny
island
In
the
face
of
the
Japan
ese
stab-in-the-back
attack.
It
tells
the
story
of
the
men
on
the
sandy
atoll
and
how
they
reacted
when
the
Japs
began
their
mur
derous
siege.
Their
personal
stories
their
emotions
at
the
says
of
crisis
and
their
personal
heroism
highlights
the
narrative.
Donlevy
plays
the
part
of
the
major
in
command
of
the
Wake
Island
forces.
Robert
Preston
Is
a
lusty
devil-may-care
leatherneck
Maedonald
Carey
is
a
flying
Marine
lieutenant
Albert
Dekker
1
a
civilian
construe
Uon
boss
and
Walter
Abel
is
a
naval
officer.
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
Oct
,
1917
Allied
Iwes
r
tared
the
Merc
kern
Peninsula
south
of
Dixmude.
Belgtum.
Aus
tro-Oertnam,
advancing
on
the
Italian
front,
occupied
Gortnons.
west
of
Gortata.
Vittorio
Orlando
loaned
new
Italian
government
NON-STOP
to
VICTORY
!
WE
CO
IT'T
on
our
tank-men
to
keep
'em
rolling
through
murderous
artillery
fire.
WE
COUNT
on
our
troops
to
blast
the
enemy
lines
like
the
heroes
they
arc
WE
COIJIVT
on
our
seamen
to
fight
their
way
to
port
despite
submarines
and
dive-bombers.
WE
COUNT
on
oor
flying
men
to
lay
their
eggi
on
the
target,
flak
or
no
flak.
AX1
TIUZY
CO
VAT
OX
US
to
let
nothing
stop
us
from
reaching
our
Victory
Loan
objective
and
passing
it.
It
will
demand
real
sacrifice
on
the
part
of
every
one
of
us.
It
will
mean
doing
without
things
we
once
thought
were
essential.
It
will
call
for
putting
victory
first
in
everything
we
do,
every
dollar
.
we
spend.
,
Reddy
Kilowatt
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UP...
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title
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la
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in
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during
the
14
World
6eriea.
in
which
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
defeated
Detroit
Tigera.
KU
repatation
for
that
kind
of
swatttng
reached
a
peak
in
the
crucial
sixth
same
Thr
Oards
beat
Tkhoaboy
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to
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