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9.
1942
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Trincw
Rupert.
H.(."
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
y
ZAiiELLi,
ruor.
"me
Away
From
Home"
itij
if..
..
.ma
lav
UJ
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
WAier
I'rlnre
Itunert.
11.0.
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Salvation
Army
WITH
THE
GREATEST
OF
EASE
THEY
GLIDE
INTO
BATTLE
Winter
Relief
,V
-.Mi
nre
Will
Not
Be
Itrquireil
On
Usual
Scale,
Yrt
Donations
Will
lie
Wclromrd
As
the
demand
for
winter
relief
in
Prince
Hupert
this
year
la
not
iueat
as
in
some
past
years,
the
u.sual
intensive
campaign
for
fund:
will
not
be
conducted
before
ChrUt-
maa
by
the
Salvation
Army
with
c)-operalion
of
the
Dally
News,
However,
some
auUtancc
will
Ik
!
piled
for
the
purpose
and
any
voluntary
donation
will
be
welcomed
and
duly
acknowledged.
I
tK'
fund
his
alreauv
been
oDen-
rd
with
a
check
for
$10
from
T.
D.
Pattullo.
M-L.A.
for
Prince
Ru
pert.
Graduate
Nurses'
Ass'n
Meeting
tegular
Monthly
Session
New
Lady
Suprrlntendent
of
Hospital
Welcomrd
The
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
:
i
Graduate
Nurses'
Association
..
British
Columbia
held
IU
regu-..-
monthly
meeting
Monday
eve-:
hp
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Norman
?,5tKay.
236
Seventh
Avenue
East.
w;th
a
good
attendance
of
members
present
Miss
Eleanor
Graham
RN,
the
president,
was
In
the
air
and
Miss
Mabel
Faust,
R.N.,
te
new
lady
superintendent
of
1
?
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospl-a;
was
welcomed
on
the
occasion
f
her
first
presence.
Business
of
'
he
meeting
was
largely
of
a
rou-,!.!)
nature
concerned
with
the
af
fairs
of
the
Association.
The
next
nunthly
meeting
will
be
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Alex
McRae,
Leeds
Apartments.
FOGS
ARE
THRILLING
CAV-VC
I'nlt
In
London
Has
Early
Taste
of
Tea
Soup
Variety
LONDON,
Dec
9
O
Nobody
can
tM
members
of
ihe
Canadian
log.
They
have
been
tnrougn
aooui
'Tf
?5tu5
nHht
as
London
ever
i
innmi
to
bm
had
or
will
have.
Not
long
after
their
arrival
here
a
fos
settled
over
London
and.
tbouth
the
girls'
residence
was
mlv
is
minutest'
walk
from
the
building
where
they
work
It
was
deckled
to
send
them
home
In
two
trucks
because
of
their
lack
of
familiarity
with
London.
Both
trucks
left
the
office
district
at
fl
pro.
The
first
arrived
at
the
residence
at
7:45
pm..
and
the
second
at
8:20
p.m.
Flndlnr
Their
Way
"You
Just
couldn't
see
a
thing
and
our
driver
would
go
ahead
Just
a
few
steps
at
a
time
and
then
get
out
and
try
and
determine
where
we
were."
said
Ptc.
Ccclln
Bardley
Wllmot
of
Quebec.
The
girls
found
It
more
thrilling
than
frightening
to
experience
such
a
fog.
"We
Just
sat
In
the
truck
and
sang
Lost
In
a
Fog,1
'Show
Mc
The
Way
To
Go
Home,'
and
so
on
until
we
finally
made
It.
said
Pt.
Stella
Cromar-Bruce
of
Vancouver.
l
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sai.k
Tlmlirt
Mlf
til
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k.
naTMwrf
for
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Muman.
t
noon
on
Hitlxr.
1941.
tn
tr
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th
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cu
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ttid
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amotion
in
pmon
nvty
aJnt
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tnd
traaSfd
m
on
bd
Tom
br
CJhW
Irtr.
VWorta.
BJC.
t
the
DMrax
Firi.
P
v
Vnooiivrr.
DC.
"flOVI!
ItN'MEXT
i.itjr
trt"
(Hrrtlim
IKI
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
OIVEN
that
iW
ha
Slttii
dy
of
Docnb.ir
h
undrrwd
bvtid
to
HVT
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of
a
building
known
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1
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n...u.
Drla
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lAl'C
uminn
nitrlnt
in
the
rrovlnrr
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hjiij,
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frrn
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torie.
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n.mu
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nrltlnn
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.....
.
.
I'"'..
umbU.
to
Knox
Hotel
Co.
Ltd.
ot
.
WUite
nuwrt.
nrltWt
Ooliunui.
uie
trii'-
OolumUlA.
tlita
88tl
day
of
Novwnwr
1942.
KNOX
HOTEL
CO.
LTD.
i
.
TllnllM
rllrATltor
De
oX
tin
Ini'
iiMrtn.
Nomnlx
2B
iota.
Members
of
the
army's
airborne
force
who
have
volunteered
for
the
adventurous
ta.sk
of
piloting
Britain's
fast
going
glider
fleet
into
battle,
have
all
undergone
vigorous
army
training
before
taking
up
a
Job
which
requires
the
skill
of
a
pilot
when
in
the
air,
and
fighting
physique
when
they
have
landed
the
gliders
on
enemy
soil
ABOVE
appear
aircraft
towing
gliders
during
training
RIGHT,
a
tough
looking
airborne
sold.er
stands
by
his
glider,
waiting
word
for
the
air
manoeuvres
to
commence.
EVERY
DAY
ADDS
WORK
It's
Jennie
Here
and
Tilly
There
In
All
Kinds
of
British
Trades
And
Jobs
the
services
are
met
slstant
to
naval
officers
planning
Full
Time
Job
movements
of
the
fleet,
weather
Nobody
knows
better
than
worn-
forecasters,
repairers
of
delicate
en
themselves
that
a
married
instruments
in
bombers
and
fight
woman
with
a
house,
a
husband
and
children,
already
has
a
full-
time
job
which
Is
difficult
to
carry
out
but
thousands
of
them
are
u-orlclne
lone
hours
in
Brit
ain's
factories
nevertheless.
Tribute
to
the
work
of
these
1
.....
n
In
a.1
Im
n
TAV0m
women
is
cuuuuucu
a.
...
,.,nl,
By
ALAN
RANDAL
.
..u
.i-
to
..
-
.
..
.....
i
m
cni.
uumiuiuvii
uuivmi.
OVer.
11
UJCJf
(WUU1CJI
UiMl'
.
'
for
.
the
women
wr
worxers
in
Brit-
,th
a
mprA
half-dav
ain
the
country's
war
effort
-
-
j
would
at
least
a
year
behind
'J
ach
y.
They
are
to
do
mar;el,ou$.
jauthorltle.
It
u
tlme
some-
leven
more.
j.
w
e
about
women-s
e.
!
Thousanas
oi
moouc
yun
fort'
on
these
lines
and
more
about
womenwlth
e
damertte
rel
to
arrangements
which
ought
tortes
near
their
homes
are
to
be
n
to
sent
to
other
parU
of
the
country
j..
to
create
near-to-home
full-
Jobs,
tradM
are
Mng
time
and
part-time,
or
oWer
work
whlcn
Britlsh
domeruwith
some
domestic
respon-
mng
But
already
Sibilitles.
aro
mnr
than
300
elassifl-
.
:
bAACib
-
w-
Many
women
work
at
war
cations
of
women's
war
work.
In
tories
---
In
the
--
Home
Counties
iDe
airecieo
w
snipouuuiiw
jjuu
u.
catalogue
of
achievement
this
ui
vawKvub
v
.
those
adjacent
to
London
are
to
wome
the
Jobs
are
fairly
obvl
mueh.
b
w
jf
Jlvclock.
work
twnere
T.nn'-wlir
be
trsirtfir
ar
as-
.
.
sUUnU
to
riveters,
platers
and
.
uitchboard
ODerators
crane-drivers,
OuUlnlnc
the
Dlan
a
labor
min
and
cookSs
istry
official
said,
"mobile
women
Women
in
Everything:
are
to
be
weeded
out
of
city
and
'
For
a
long
time
there
were
Jobs
....
i
-1
.t
ntf...
At
in
n-ttnln
,i-Vn
1
V
trnHffcmpn
rpyr-
SuuUi
UHil
ftiiuyn
uuu
wuvc
nu
ui
...
.
.
Iwill
all
go
to
essential
work
andlved
for
themselves
and
other
vjob
i
....
....
....
.
.
i
.
.
i
j
i
tiu
niri
mu
11-111
hi
ruion
nv
wiurn
were
cunsiucicu
wjv
uoii
women
who
live
nearby.
Also
women
are
on
operational
anu-air-v,xi.oni
nt
varonHM
fnr
women
craft
duties
where
they
are
actu-
wiuuoaiiua
u
,
.
...--...-.
.v.
in
war
wrk
will
be
caused
by
the
ally
In
the
firing
line.
Women
are
iS
13
a
ti
aw.
jMrAMAMf
Dtfotom
mAA
rc
otiii
nninLPrs
iur
ram
R
8?
HERE
1
THEY
ARE!
All
That's
New,
Gay,
Bright,
Clever,
Amusing
for
Christmas
Little
tots
will
bush,
shout
and
clap
thir
pudgy
hands
with
Rice
over
these
jolly
ami
amusing
toys
that
Santa
has
Iclt
in
truckloads
at
this
popular
Christmas
toy
shop.
Toys
that
move,
sqwauck,
talk
and
what
not
are
all
here
In
grand
array.
And,
parents,
you'll
be
mighty
happy
over
the
values!
l'LUSH
PANDA
IJOUS
Black
and
white
with
eyes
that
move.
$2.45
and
4.95
PULL
TOYS
variety.
at
of
a
wide
ng!n
and
UUl
DOLLS
of
every
size
type.
Many
Beauties.
39c
10
S8.25
DUUMS
Big.
bright
and
noisy.
QQp
V
V
V
ers.
stokers
in
aasworks.
brick
layers,
banksmen
on
coal
samp
ling
plants,
steel-smelters
and
ma
chine
gun
testers.
Gyro
Governor
Dr
Visitor
Here
,
Georee
Froom
of
Kamloops
in
City
to
Conduct
Annual
Installation
of
Olficrrs
Dr.
George
Ftoom.
district
governor
of
the
Gyro
Club,
arrived
lh
the
city
on
this
morning's
train
to
conduct
tne
annual
Installation
of
,
officers
of
the
local
club
at
a
dinner
dance
gathering
to
be
held
this
evening.
The
officers
to
be
installed,
election
of
whom
was
confirmed
at
tne
regular
mommy
"biBtne
cheon
on
Monday
of
this
week,
are:
President
W.
J.
Scott.
Secretary
Dr.
John
Gibson.
Treasurer
H.
S.
Meadows.
Directors
Frank
Skinner,
Dr.
John
MacDonald.
Dr.
Jens
Munthe
and
L.
B.
Lambly.
Also
taking
-
place
tonight
will
be
VllVrli
in
14
juwu
Tt
aaa
ts.
vw
-rj
,
.----.
nart-tlme
and
full-time
married
gerous
for
women.
No
more.
Now
.
the
Initiation
of
five
new
mem
bers
Jack
Ray.
W.
D.
Lambie,
R.
G.
Gibson.
J.
II.
Brooks
and
Gordon
Bryant.
There
was
an
executive
luncheon
for
men
In
scores
of
industries
as
ouflage.
vulcanlzers,
watch-mak-1
of
the
club
today
with
the
district
Increased
manpower
demands
of
ers.
they
are
charging
mines,
as-
governor.
EALER
rOR
k
VZ3Pc
ZUk
"MAKE
YOUR
FURNACE
FIGHT"
I
IbWBH
BOOItrr
ow
HOW
TO
j
U
.
See
Bill.
,'JE9fir8$l
Vsr
:
I
4s
VARIETY
STORE
I
KS
Ml
ilst
X
THE
THE
WARTIME
WARTIME
PRICES
AND
mas
TRADE
BOARD
OTTAWA
EIKE'S
FOUNDRIES
TIGHT
RHEUMATISM
DUBLIN,
Dec.
9
O
Eire's
iron
ni
.
N,
Dec.
9
O)
Ireland's
oundaries
have
lost
more
than
rlrs
-hemattem
clinic
has
been
a.r
ihelr
skilled
workers-
to
Brit-
opened
here.
Health
Minister
Sean
:r
since
the
war
began
because
t
-
"
iid
rheumatism
held
there
is
not
sufficient
scrap
metal
a
dominating
position
In
many
to
keep
the
Dublin
works
In
full
communities
as
a
cause
of
Indus-production,
trial
incapacity.
'
r
till
A
WARTIME
We
suggest
that
Christmas
Shoppers
this
year
be
patriotic
and
buy
VICTORY
BONDS
OK
WAR
SAVING
CERTIFICATES.
If
you
insist
on
buying
Men's
Wear,
see
W.
F.
STONE
22
"Clothes
of
Distinction"
j$
,KKJOOOOO0CKKKKHlOroOOOHXinOCK
j
For
Quick,
Safe
and
Comfortable
TAXI
SERVICE
PHONE
235
nOAOaOOMllIMMMMilli..
UAV
AM)
NIUM'l
Wanted
--Raw
hrs
Representing
HUDSON'S
HAY
COMPANY
Ship
to
J.
E.
OU.MHEIM,
Cow
Bay,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
L3E
For
Christmas
GIFTS
To
mention
a
few
of
the
well-known
better
creations
in
Perfume
and
Toilet
Articles.
Sets
to
suit
all.
I
i
X
HIS
"a
Revlon
Cutex
Ashes
of
Roses
Evening
in
Paris
Lentheric
Tweed
Yardley's
Old
English
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Adrienne
Jasmine
Gardenia
Ormes
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Pioneer
Dru-qgists
CASH
CHEMISTS
THE
KEXALL
STOKE
PHONES
81
AND
83
Open
Daily
from
9
a.m.
till
9
p-m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12-2
p.m.
and
7-9
p.m.
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HIGHEST
MARKET
ritlCES
PAID
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