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PAGE
TWO
CONSUMERS9
IIATIOX
COUPON
CALHNIIAIt
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT
The
Hostess
The
other
day
I
saw
Lieut.
Bruce
The
regular
weekly
Thursday
Yesterday
Lieut.
Col.
Fallls,
Senor
Protestant
chaplain
for
the
Pacific
Command,
was
in
to
visit
us.
It
seems
he
knows
Breen's
mother:
and
father
quite
well.
If
he
were
not
a
lieutenant-colonel
I
minit
ia
say
tnat
hes
quite
a
I
"Why,
Colonel,
Moses
never
1
In
the
Ark."
MAY
Baptist
Young
People
Stage
Turkey
Dinner
A
large
crowd
of
no
less
than
175
.
persons
turned
out
Friday
eve-
Hoearth
with
the
Drettiest
band
Youne
People's
Society
of
First
used
and
down
the
tables
were
er
lilies
and
flowers
also
adorned
night
dances,
which
have
been
the
tables,
such,
pleasurable
events
all
winter,
are
now
cancelled.
Miss
Kay
Watson
received
and
ushered
the
many
guests.
Rev.
C.
A.
Wright
was
chairman
of
the
committee
which
also
consisted
of
Mrs.
Elmer
Link,
Miss
Vivian
Wrathall,
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gllker
and
Miss
A.
Assisting
in
the
kitchen
were
Mrs.
A.
D.
Ritchie,
Mrs.
Phillip
I
II.
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.
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,
Zi
i
Young
men
of-the
Society
also
w
4i
,y
j
the
time
he
came
in
until
his
de-
,r.
.
,
T
...
.
.
,
.
,
.,
1
helped
,
In
the
v,
uit.v,
kitchen
and
with
..fv,
parture.
I
fell
for
all
his-jokes.
Iinr.u
t
a
pusnover
lor
them
as
Bob
Gib
Presiding
at
the
door
were
P.
H.
wJU
tell
He
son
you.
practises
on
)
me.
Anyhow
the
colonel
caught
mei"11
and
AlcL
H-
M-
Daggett-
neatlv
ulth
thie
nnp-
"Whv
AM
Moses
take
tantv-fivp
rpnt.e
fntn
The
first
annual
report
of
the
Ark?"
The
answer
Is
nf
rnnrsP
:
Prince
Rupert
public
name?
Corporal
Dennis
Hiteh.l
by
a
special
commlttee
iv.
vs.
n.
i.,
wiu
uitsiJiti
uu
uic
cigars-
at
Sunshine
Bay
last
night
following
the
arrival
of
a
daughter,
Margaret
Joan,
at
the
general
hospital
late
yesterday
afternoon.
which
he
would
duly
appoint.
units
In
the
area
by
popular
Mothers
and
daughters
are
all
do-
Henry
Slater
....
Bob
Rotluff
(Navy)
ing
weu,
mans
you!
-
'Mrs.
Slater'
Helen
Marcheldon
Here
Is
the
caste
of
Sunday
Ben
Jordan
....
Paul
Dopois
(Army.
Mrs.
Jordan
May
Skinner
night's
play
put
on
at
the
troops'
Victoria
Slater
Lois
Thompson
concert
and
which
made
such
a
i
Abel
Merry
weather
.
...
Ivan
Mallett
hit.
that
It
Is
scheduled
for
several
(Yf
.CA.)
NOTICE
Due
to
existing
conditions
we
are
forced
to
announce
that
commencing
May
1st
we
shall
be
able
to
redeem
our
coupons
for
glassware
only.
To
our
customers
having
coupons
on
hand,
we
suggest
that
they
be
turned
in
before
May,
1st
as
we
have
several
valuable
preml-,
urns
In
stock.
Coupons
received
after
May
1st
will
be
honored
for
glassware
only.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phones
18-1!)
P.O.
Box
57."
C:OIIIMh
VALUES.
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are
valid
April
2tt.
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and
It
are
valid
April
2.
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and
expire
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Coupon
An.
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for
nugar.
for
rhubarb
eilre
May
:ll.
rupn
lor
fanning
sugar
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a
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will
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by
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May
:il.
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nmiiiij:
Sugar
Coupon
9-W?r-
MP'
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are
valid
June.
I.
tm
waktimc
mice,
and
t.aok
boako
BjBjacajavaaKnBBBnjaBjraanaASaznnBaB
the
health
unit
Tt'n
a
nracointort
tn
thf
PrinrP
Rll-
pert
cnamoer
or
uommerce
lasi
night,
being
accompanied
by
a
let
ter
from
the
director.
Dr.
R.
J
A
brand
new
baby
girl
was
born
i
--hirh
invited
sueees-
on
Sunday
morning
May
2
to
Rifle-
j
tlons
or,
criticisms
to
public
man
and
Mrs.
LUeureux
of
Ter-
health
service
here.
President
R.
race
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
M
wlnslow
intlraated
that
he
con
Hospital
The
baby
Is
to
be
called
"Sherry."
Isn't
that
a
pretty
sldered
this
matter
of
sufficient
importance
to
justify
Its
beln?
TALK
OF
TRAFFIC
Chamber
of
Commerce
Asks
That
Heavy
Trucks
be
Confined
to
Second
Avenue
Habits
Of
Pedestrians
Rt.rppt
t
ruff
in
un
no-nin
ritsiMiss-
ning
for
the
turkey
dinner
of
the
ed
last
nl
ht
ftt
the
meetlng
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
around
his
arm
on
which
was
Baptist
Church.
Two
sittings
were
fjommerce,
particularly
in
regard
marked
In
large
letters
"O-O."
required.
to
the
r0uting
of
heavy
vehicular
They
say
that,
when
the
girls
see
'
The
spread
was
delicious
and
traffic
and
the
habits
of
pedes-hlm
and
those
letters,
they
say
appetizing
and
the
atmosphere
was
trians.
::oo
looklt
the
lovely
lieutenant"
1
cheerful
and
springlike.
Yellow,
or
"Oh
I
Oh
I
see
the
handsome
of-
green
and
mauve
streamers
were
nceri"
At
the
suggestion
of
Frank
it
was
decided
to
ask
that
heavy
truck
traffic
be
confined
as
strips.
of
red,
white
and
blue.
East-
.
rar
M
possible
to
Second
AvenuCi
leaving
Third
Avenue
for
the
lighter
traffic.
Several
members
of
the
Chamber
who
use
automobiles
complained
BACK
Till:
Kaien
ATTACK
H
a
r
d
w
a
r
e
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
"J
i
T
ran
Krva
vvatwtfjsrvsaia:v
I
GOLD
SEAL
lP3i:
p.
1
Red
iaocKeye
$5uS3?J
Salmon
and
HLHtPIIM6
JV
S3
Ilerrlnr
In
Tomato
Sauc
are
both
on
active
service
5
but
will
be
back
on
yoar
g
grocer's
shelf
soon
as
condl-
H
e
ditions
permit.
ii
d
THIS
SPACE
DONATED
BY-
Nurses'
Registry
Here
Is
Planned
1
Dr.
Hall.
B.
C.
Bridge
and
Dredgin?
Co.
Ltd..
was
guest
speaker
last
evening
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chapter
of
the
British
Columbia
Registered
Nurses'
Association.
Dr.
Hall
gave
a
mas
interesting
and
instructive-talk
on
the
latest
methods
of
spinal
anaesthesia.
Mrs.
B.
Forbes,
vice-president,
presided
in
the
absence
of
the
president,
Miss
Eleanor
Graham,
during
the
discussion
of
routine
business.
A
committee
consisting
of
Mrs.
O.
L.
Murray,
convener,
Miss
Elizabeth
McCubbin
and
Mrs.
J.
!kler.
was
.
elected
to
investigate
the
possibilities
of
forming
a
nurses'
registry
In
Prince,
Rupert,
thereby
ha'
ing
nurses
available
for
special
duty
and
emergency
cases.
of
the
prevalent
habit
of
pedestrians
walking
In
the
streets
even
i
where
sidewalks
were
provuivu
LOCALS
t
:
1
Mrs.
Stanley
Roper
returned
to
the
city
a
few
days
ago
from
Van-
Fi
vincial
conference
of
the
Co-opera-1
1
v
e
Commonwealth
Federation
party
as
delegate
from
the
local
club.
The
annual
report
of
the.-
Canadian
National,
Railways
was
among
various
circulars,
booklets
and
such
type
of
correspondence
presented
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Ivor
Johansen
has
purchased
rom
the
city
lot
14,
block
13,
sec
RESIGNS
X.
Good
to
Sever
Connection
With
City
as
From.
May
31
Could
Not
Get
Adequate
Salary
mgnt
euecuve
May-
ji.
ine
reaig-
nation
was
accepted
and
It
was
decided
to
advertise
In
Winnipeg,
"Yes
we're
buying
VICTORY
BONDS
When
the
family
council
is
called
on
Victory
Bonds,
the
wise
woman
will
say
to
her
husband:
"Yes
we'll
find
the
money!"
The
family's
needs
must
be
met,
of
course.
Uutplan
the
family
budget
to
eliminate
all
extravagances,
for
the
country's
needs
for
war
are
pressing'
and
as
a
patriotic
duty
you
should
provide
for
the
maximum
purchase
of
Victory
Bonds.
Victory
Bonds
further
Canada's
war
effort
.
.
.
and
they
provide
the
finest
kind
of
"social
security"
a
family
could
have.
Backed
by
We'll
Lend
Money
This
Hank
wjll
lend
you
money,
if
you
netd
it,
to
buy
Victory
Bonds.
Repayment
terms
are
easy.
The
interest
on
the
loan
for
six
months
would
be
the
same
as
that
payable
on
the
Bond.
You
can,
therefore,
borrow
the
required
funds
without
expense.
Canada's
full
resources,
your
money
in
Victory,
Bonds
is
SAFE,
brings
good-interest
and
will-
forrm
a,
nest
egg
for
the
future.
Give
a
friendly,
attentive
hcaripg
to
the
Victory
Loan
salesman
who
calls
on
you.
He
is
an
authorized
salesman,
with
proper
credentials
.
.
.
able
to.
explain
fully
the
purpose
of
this
Victory
Loan,
and
how.
you
may
subscribe
conveniently,
safely
...
on
easy
payment
terms,
if
you
so
desire.
1
This
advertisement
contributed
to
the
Victory
Loan
Campaign
by
THE
CANADIAN
BANE
OF
COMMERCE
S.
a
LOGAN,
Pntldtnl
ttlobliM
1867
RT.
HON.
SIR
THOMAS
WHITE,
O.C.M.G.,
CWrmoii
tt
the
JoorJ
A.
E.
ARSCOTT,
Mtculiv
Vict
Pittidttt
S.
M.'
WEDDr
Gantrof
Manogar
f,27
F'
N.
Good,
city
engineer
for
the)
"
TUESDAY,
MAY
CUTS.
BURNS
atd
BRUISES
KTMKK
the
Antiseptic
Lihimeht
past.
13
years,
presented
his
reslg-iIP-1
nation
to
the
city,
council
last
';
Y
lClQliY
LOtM
.
.
.
.
I
i
1
i,
n
rr-
-
i
Quiz
Contest
Calgary,
Edmonton,
Vancouver;
and,
Victoria
for
a
successor.
j
School
rmpils
Going,
on
Air
Tonight
Mr.
Good's
letter
of
resignation!
And
Thursday
was
as
follows:
"I
beg
to
tender
my
resignation
as
city
engineer,
water-
School
pupils
on
Tuesday
and
commls-
'Thursday
evenings
will
be
on
the
tion
7,
for
$85
cash
and
J.
Oskeyi
to
,hp
rlt
Prinpe
air
In
a
quiz
contest
in
aid
of
the
has
purchased
lot
29,
block
19,
sec-
Rupert
effective
on
May
31,
1943.
,
Victory
Loan
drive.
The
contest
ion
a
lor
on
terms,
im
n
,
lth
rprp
tv,at
I
sever
tonigm
is
Dei
ween
pupus
oi
me
vere
reported
to
the
city
council
last
night
by
the
finance
my
connection
with
the
city
after
Annunciation
School
and
Seal
Cove
more
than
13
years'
service
as
city
SchooL
Annunciation
School
will
enslneer
but
the
refusal
of
coun-
be
represented
by
Peter
Doherty.
ell
to
nay
adequate
.compensation
Colleen
Barrie,
Larry
Moore,
Ar-
Actlon
of
the
utilities.
committee
"on
a
basis
established
bv
other
chle
Ethier,
Lily
Sylvester
and
This
was
a
constant
worry
to
m
purchasing
a
reconditioned
en-
i
Canadian
uovernlnn
bodies
to
mv-
Jean
Gillie.
From
Seal
Cove
School
drivers
of
cars.
Jay
.walking
and
gine
for
the
garbage
truck
was
en-
sei
anci
the
kev
employees
of
de-
iw111
be
Janet
Telgan,
Leonard
ridinpr
of
bicycles
on
the
wrong
dorsed
bv
the
city
council
las'
side
of
the
streets
were
also
sources
night.
Recent
purchases
of
the
of
complaint
on
the
part
of
motor-
J
committee
also
Included
six
gar-ists.
I
bage.
palls,
200
feet
of
wooden
stave
Sidewalk
deficiencies
were
also
!
pipe,
100
feet
of
galvanized
Iron
mentioned
and
it
was
specifically
;
pipe
and
100
feet
of
cast
Iron
plp.
asked
that
the
new
sidewalk
on
;
ithe
south
side
of
Second
Avenue
beyond
Eighth
Street
be
carried
through
to
junction
of
First,
Sec-and
Third
Avenues.
FAIR
DAY
TRADESMEN
It
Is
said
that
many
business
appointments
are
cancelled
as
a
usual
practice
In
Paraguay
when
it
ains.
The
rear
section
of
the
first
storey
of
the
Mclntyre
Block
is
to
stances.
partments
under
my
charge
makes
lUoimer,
uoroiny
warsnau,
uon-It
Impossible
for
me
to
carry
out
aid
Lelghton,
Grace
Cheeseman
my
duties
successfully.
an(
Norman
Sather.
"I
wish
to
tender
my
thanks
to'
The
program,
which
will
origin-employees
of
the
three
depart-
ate
at
the
Booth
Memorial
High
ments
under
mv
charee
for
their
School
Auditorium,
will
be
pre-
loyal
and
efficient
co-operation,
often
under
very
difficult
circum-
be
leased
to
the
United
States
con-
"I
also
wish
to
thank
the
other
tractors
for
$20,
the
lease
to
be
on
departments
of
the
civic
admlnis-an
annual
basis
with
option
of
re-,
tratlon
for
their
co-operation
at
newal,
the
lessee
to
do
such
re-
all
times."
pairs
as
may
be
necessary.
A
re-
i
,
port
to
this
effect
from
the
fl-
The
next
year
of
great
sunspot
nance
committee
was
adopted
by.
activity,
according
to
astromlcal
the
city
council
last
night.
observation,
will
be
1950.
pprfpH
nnrl
followed
bv
entertftln-
,ment
with
Sgt.
Cleaver
Wilson
as
'master
of
ceremonies.
The
quiz
'master
who
will
handle
the
show
on
the
air
will
be
G.
R.
S.
Black-
UUy.
UlWliai
i
UU
mil
Irt
IT.
W.
C.
O'Neill.
Sgt.
Tony
Alnsley
is
producing
the
show.
BACKTHi
aW
aVy
W.
F.
STONE
"Clothes
of
Distinction"
b-IaTi
n
i
i
i
YrUKbALL
1
Wcstinghousc
trie
Range,
class
condition.
1
Sink.
Wash
Basin.
Largo
size
Dresser.
80
Pillows.
1
Meat
Cutter
at
a
low
price.
B.C.
Furniture
Phone
Black
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