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WEDNESDAY.
DECEMBER
9.
1942
War
Workers
HEED
GOOD
MEALS
11
SAVE
Red
Cross
Nevs
Junior
Ited
irs
Br:tlh
Columbia
Junior
Red
C:
membership
u
oil
to
a
good
a;
l
In
spile
of
the
late
opening
f
many
schools,
harvesting
and
"
k
of
teachers,
approximately
13.-000
ctrLs
and
boys
in
High
and
ele-ttienury
schools
have
signed
Jun-.r
Red
Cross
"I
Serve"
pledges.
Many
schools
have
100
percent
mrmberahtp
certificates
this
year.
Burns
Lake
Concert
We
have
formed
our
Junior
Red
Cross.'
wrHes
Colleen
Tlelke
of
Burns
Lake,
to
provincial
head-Quarters.
"We
have
decided
to
hav
a
ChrULmaa
rorwpri
and
the
DTO-
a'
a
lass
lor
work
to
do
and
would
appreciate
any
suggestions
you
rould
make."
Health
Houses
Each
Junior
Ited
Cross
branch
at
Kingston
Street
School.
Victoria,
niXIE
THE
TOILER
i
tfl
I
those
health-guarding
Vitamins
and
minerals
with
WATERLESS
ELECTRIC
COOKING
tu-
u
tr-dJh
buu.se.
car
h
w-nA''
w
which
has
tlie
name
or
uu
turc
1
a
member
on
it.
The
window
ha-.
shutters
which
are
closed
when
any
mentor
has
not
kept
the
health
iuJm
-It
can
work
wonders."
say
,
Last
week
OhUllwack
RcdvCrBw
shipped
more
than
26
tons
of
salvage
to
Vancouver.
This
Is
tha
twentieth
caj
to
be
shipped
since
H.
1
fM
COOKIE
VJOUtO
.COME
TO
ejET
A
616
FOK
otio
V
HAT
LESS
OUTIA:
11
says
REDDY
KILOWATT
Modern
electrical
cooking
not
only
meant
more
delicious
meals
.
,
,
it
means
more
nourishing
meals,
too.
Here's
VliAf
If
'
Many
of
the
vitamins
and
mineral
salts
our
bodies
rired,
arid
whifh
are
contained
in
uncooked
food,
are
soluble
in
water.
IXn't
drain
off
these
essential
elements
they
arc
the
mint
valuable
part
of
the
food
)
ou
buy.
.
Use
little
or
no
water
so
as
to
Letf
to
a
mtnfetwm
Uws
(iissnlwag
and
loss
of
food
values.
Start
fast,
cook
cjukklv,
reducing
the
time
thW
tltHimts
are
exposed
to
litjuid,
heat
and
air.
Avoid
stolcnt
boiling,
with
its
vi:amin-destrm'in
effect,
bv
accurate
heat
contruL
Cover
utensils
am
don
i
mi
it
s
not
m-ccssan
with
svtn
electric
heat
RtDDY
says:
lit
ton
but
in
four
SAVIMjt
U
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IC4TIS
titty
.'
Miss
Ella
H.
Creighton.
teacher-
.
Squadron
Leader
Kobert
Davidson.
director.
100
Tercent
Enrolment
Lower
(Nicola
School
Junior
Red
Cross
has
only
ten
members
100
oercent
of
the
school.
There
Is
only
one
girl
but
she
made
a
pretty
tea
cloth
wnlcn
tne
coys
sow
uj
pay
the
enrolment
fee.
Emergency
Call
All
Bed
Crass
knitters
are
asked
to
start
at
onee
knitting
turtle
neck
pullover
sweaters
with
sleeves
In
special
heavy
service
wool
of
air
force
blue
for
the
Air
rH
M
m
tn
th
Junior
Red
all
types
of
khaki
army
y
Crow
uv
r.
flnlshlna
uo
some
Including
turtle
neck
pullotrt
work
which
we
did
not
complete
with
sleeves
mu
emf5fYi
list
yrtr
Other
than
this,
we
are
has
been
received
frorttf.y
JU
Hea
cross
neaaquariere.
Jreaters.
NOW
HOME
FROM
WAR
Who
Was
Small
Bay
Here,
Visits
Parrnls
in
Vancouver
Squadron
Leader
Robert
T.
P.
Davidson,
distinguished
flying
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Albert
pavtdson.
Is
paying
a
visit
with
his
parents
in
Vancouver
after
six
years
of
service
abroad
with
the
Royal
Air
Force
In
Milta,
Crete
and
Ceylon.
He
has
taken
an
acUve
part
in
the
war.
of
course,
and
has
seen
action
against
the
Japanese
in
the
Middle
East.
One
of
his
actions
wfo
a
fight
18,000
feet
in
the
sky
In
the
historic
battle
of
Colombo.
"The
now
famous
flier
lived
in
l'1tT?rince
Rupert
as
a
young
boy
with
life
parents.
Mr.
Davidson
having
years
ago
been
a
well
known
lodal
official
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
salvage
operations
July,
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in
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NEWS
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THE
CAPS
VJE
ACTIVITIES
OF
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DOROTHY
GARBUTT,
Hostess
Tony
Hamilton
has
just
told
me
that
there
Is
to
be
a
gala
opening
of
the
naval
barracks
on
Boxing
Day.
The
event
Is
to
be
celebrated
-Hh
a
bie
dance
and
party
at
the
arracks
to
which
all
junior
host
ase?
are
Invited.
Navy
boys
attendee
the
dance
will
be
admitted
"niv
by
showing
their
Chatham
Iberty
cards.
Tony
says
this
is
imrcrtsnt
so
don't
say
you
havens'
?en
told.
Remember,
airls.
keen
so
macs
so
wearing
his
overcoat
this
winter.
Bat
I
hooe
nc
one
will
be
impolite
enough
to
tffc
bfcn
why
be
dpesnt
vesr
it.
perhaps
some
day
tney
nay
nnd
one
to
fit
him.
I
hope.
Inl4n'l
4re
say
ajl
this
only
know
Claude
U
good
natured.
Tosorrov
afternoon
the
Ser-
iat
Whrec
Club
is
holding
a
bridge
vhtat.
Thay
want
as
many
out
as
lossibie
because
plans
for
thr
hU4rea'(
rartv
on
December
19
-nnst
be
discussed.
I
'have
s
terrific
protJem
on
my
hanajs.
whsther
to
open
my
birth
-1V
prsaapt
from
home
now
or
waH
until
the
aooointed
time
Then
when
I
make
up
my
mind
tte
darn
thjng
will
start
all
oyer
sula
with
lb
Christmas
presents.
What
a
Me
this
Is.
f
'JSew'
-
"
'
Tt"fit.
the
T'
dances
start
again
tonight
and
at
eight
o'clock.
Bob
Gibson
has
atked
me
to
wrap
up
100
parcels
for
the
boys
on
one
of
the
far
away
Island
posts.
I
wonder
If
some
good
ladies
would
come
down
and
give
me
a
hand
when
he
has
them
ready.
I'll
notify
you
in
this
column.
Thank
you.
1Q
HAVfc
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I
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
By
The
Canadian
Press
Dec.
9.
1917
Russian
generals.
Kornllov
and
Kaledines
led
a
Cossack
revolt
against
Soviets
in
southeastern
Russia.
British
and
French
took
up
Important
positions
on
the
Italian
front.
Reinforcements
for
tfce
Canadian
Corps
arrived
in
England.
FOR
QUICK
RESULTS
TRY
NEWS
WANT
ADD.
Public
Notice
Public
notice
is
hereby
given
to
the
electors
ol
the
Municipality
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
that
I
require
the
presence
of
the
said
electors
at
the
Council
Chambers.
City
Hall,
Fulton
Street.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
on
the
fourteenth
day
of
December,
at
twelve
o'clock
Noon,
for
the
purpose
of
electing
persons
to
represent
them
as
Mayor,
Aldermen
and
School
The
mode
of
nomination
of
candidates
shall
b;
as
follows:
The
candidate
shall
be
nominat
ed
In
writing:
th?
writing
shall
t
subscribed
by
two
electors
of
the
.municipality
as
proposer
and
seconder,
and
shall
be
delivered
to
the
Returning
Officer
at
any
time
be
tween
the
date
of
the
notice
and
Boxln
&ftht
ooen
and
really
help
;
Two
PM
of
the
dey
of
no-nlna-
nake
it
Maw
night.
More
details
tkn:
the
said
writing
may
be
ir
tr.
The
nre
will
last
from
8
the
form
numbered
3
In
th?
S;hed-
"
.i
Irigly.
bjf
Given
under
my
hand
at
Prince
it.
Rupert,
Bfi.,
this
7th
day
of
Dec-
f
ember.
1942.
S
D.
V-
SMITH.
RETURNING
OFFICER
WE
CARKT
Everything
For
THE
B.C.
Clothiers
PHONE
BLACK
324
Third
ATenne
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Pbooe
37
P.O.
Box
544
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
BY
WESTOVER
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lasts
sm
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mm
k.mrvw
mm
COie-.
nVAT
VJAS
A
BUCK
lyii
PRIVATE
SHOUV.DM'
vsSTilV
mi
HAWE
SALUTED
Hlrl
J
ii
.
'WILT
VAJOULOha'T
HAVE
SALUTED
IF
YOU
'HADM'T
BUT
I
WASNT
SALUTmti
HIM.
1
I
VAJAS
QMLY
SCRATCHING
1
HRISTMAS
I
I
"Say
It
With
Cards"
H
21
2
ojn.
tsntil
midnight.
ule
of
tne
"Municipal
taeciion
,
sjsr
:Act."
and
shall
state
the
names.
,
M
Tomorrow
night
the
Ontario
res-
"side,
occupation
ordes-imenVVtaidir
regular
fortnight-
eriptkm
of
each
person
proposed.
&
irttoiie.
Junior
Hostesses
and
L
J1
I
8
ehsoerones
will
meet
at
the
Y
as
'
K
rv
Est
....
-
-
.
CtCIlL
Ul
St
LATU
WVtllfi
j
-V
usuaL
CMperone
win
oe
n.
uus-
m
Qned
on
tn
Raupntppnth
rtav
of
Dcember.
1942
.
,
,
..
at
Qht
AM.
conttnuing
to
8
p.m.,
J
the
C1bo
WBkins.
you
know
ryimmlvT.
at.
Hall
chd-aMc
chap
who
wears
the
;
Rlp
ftf
ve
M-
Seotch
bonnet,
is
a
very
hardy
lad,
-
u
h,rftbv
rM,ulred
to
take
not-
0
that
he
doent
bother
;
ariA
an,pm
hlmaelf
accord-
feff
1
BOXED
ASSORTMENTS
16
Colorful
Greetings
m
12
Charminir
Cards
Scenes
with
touch
16
Cards,
the
Friendly
Box
12
Greetings,
the
Sparkle
Box
.
.
21
Assorted
Cards,
attractive
designs
12
Religious
Cards,
appropriate
verges
LOU
Old
a
modern
75c
Tyme
75c
12
Mountain
Scenes
m
50c
31.00
75c
.
.
.
f
.
60c
$1.35
21
Greetings
.
.
1.00
60c
12
Steel
Die
Engraved
Cards
36
Cards
in
an
unusual
assortment
.
.
.
12"
Cute
Cards,
the
Kiddies
each
different
1.25
Box-
55c
INDIVIDUAL
CAUDS
2
for
5c,
5c,
3
for
10c,
10c,
2
for
15c,
15c
and
25c
wide
and
attractive
rane.e
for
selection.
Gift
Wrapping
Paper,
Enclosure
Cards,
Tags,
Seals,
etc
Popular
Prices.
Order
Your
1913
Calendar
Pads
Now!
Ideal
and
Jumbo
Calendar
Pads
and
Stands
COLD
STAMPING
ON
GIFT
LEATHER
WORKING
Dibb
Printing
Co.
It
will
pay
you
to
come
in
and
look
over
our
large
stock
of
Woollen
Goods.
a
Third
Street
4
rara
mm
in
TRAPPERS
Paris
Maid
SLIPPERS
IN
ALL
THEIR
SPLENDOR
Besner
Block
rurm
vwrwiM
vmsmznsm
xmxm
tmiairrM
xm
zmzm
tutuim
JUST
ARRIVED
Men's
Hard
and
Soft
soles,
Ladies'
Satins,
Leatherettes
and
quilted
in
a
myriad
of
colors.
Make
your
purchase
early
while
sizes
are
coniplete.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
A
eood
selection
of
Christmas
Gifts
have
arrived
although
not
so
numerous
as
former
years
such
as
Coffee
Tables,
End
Tables,
Tea
Wafons,
Tables
used
for
smokers,
Secretaire,
Tablelette,
Jardlnere
Stands,
Tea
Tables,
Dinette
Tables
with
flip
leaf.
Phone
TJ5
327
3rd
Avenue
I
Bring
jour
FURS
to
Goldbloom.
Call
the
buyers
there,
you
will
g
get
30
more
for
your
goods
that
way.
I'm
in
the
market
for
all
Q
furs
and
pay
the
highest
price.
We
have
a
large
order
for
furs.
Q
W.
GOLDBLOOM
(The
Old
Reliable)
a
i
m
mi
isiiBTi
in
xsTXaUKOi
i
msKziz
vxn
twi
immmrana
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
il.
nnnJa
rt
f
Via
ivVinlo
rli'ofripf
nvfl
rlninrr
fTip
R.tmn
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