f'i
I'.
Shiithers
Has
I;
Fine
Concert
SMITH
HIS.
Dff
11
One
of
""the
fine
concerts
heard
In
f".
SmltSen
in
several
yeart
was
7rwt
flva
on
Tteursrftey
wen-
tnt
Mi
the
VnlM
CiMtrch
teer
VBadff
thr
eaMip
f
Sgt.
J.
-M.
Large
of
the
Royal
Canadian
'Alr
Force.
Members
of
the
choirs
of
all
the
Smlthers
churches
formed
.,
an
enaembie
that
rendered
a
-
number
of
selections
whiie
sok-".
'lsts
from
among
them
were
Pa-
'
tticia
Ham.
Hazel
Peterson.
Mrs.
Della
Herman.
Mrs.
Margaret
it
3
GRADE
V.":!Wi
.J
I
f
I
.:
,r
Mrs.
Rose
was
p:anai
and
accompanist
while
an
eight
piece,
orchestra
under
the
leadership
f
Walter
Bodger
rendered
i
number
of
fine
selections.
Rev.
C.
"E.
MoWe
was
chair
man
for
the
occasion
and
the
United
Church
was
filled
to
ca
pacity.
ine
various
numbers
were
greatly
enjoyed
and
many
expressed
the
hope
that
such
con
certs
could
le
repeated
AThe
Civic
'Labor
Federation
is
a
democratic
organization
representing
over
2,000
of
the
people
that
make
Prince
Rupert
tick.
Municipal
Election,
Dec.
16
Last
year
the
citizens
ot
Prince
Rupert
elected
me
to
the
Aldermanic
Board
of
the
City
Council
and
during
my
term
of
office
J
have
acted
as
a
member
of
the
Finance
Committee,
the
Police.
Relief,
Health
and
Licensing
Committees
and
the
Library
Board.
As
such
I
have
gained
much
knowledge
and
experience
of
cit
affairs
and
have
done
my
utmost
to
further
the
best
Interests
of
the
City
and
Taxpayers.
I
have
again
accepted
nomination
as
an
Independent
Candidate
with
no
political
affiliations
and
solicit
your
Vote
on
December
16
next.
Vote
for
a
Non-Tolitiral
Business
Administration
NORA
E.
ARNOLD
ORDER
A
TURKEYS
NOW
FOR
XMAS
A
full
line
of
Swift's
Premium
Meats
i
at
all
times.
A
complete
and
fresh
stock
of
Fruit
and
Vegetables.
Make
this
your
Community
Shopping
Centre
Prices
Right!
SEVENTH
AVE.
MARKET
r
.lNTCKS
CNHANCE
THEIR
riJEsnr.E
(Continued
from
Page
1)
nadia'ns
struck
rapidly
to
Poten-sa,
east
-ol
Salerno
to
relieve
the
Hh
Army.
British
troops
came
up
from
Calabria
too.
Other
BrtUsh
lermations
landed
and
pressed
north
from
Taranto.
Sa
lerno
Bay
was
saved
and
the
5th
began
its
own
advance
to
capture
Naples.
The
Canadians'
part
In
this
southern
Italian
campaign
was
considerable.
They
dldnt
fight
any
targe
actions
but
their
skM-ful
manoeuvre
and
rapid
progress
was
a
major
consideration
in
the
success
or
the
operations
in
the
south.
As
the
two
armies
slowly
at
tacked
north
towards
Home,
the
Canadians
remained
in
the
cen
tra!
sector
of
the
line,
advanc
ing
through
some
ot
the
worst
terrain
in
Italy.
They
had
be-
come
experienced
frnntilnA
snl.
Groups
of
Canadian
orfricers
and
non-commissioned
officers
land
io
u
icnce
there
THE
DAILY
NEWS
i
oaitit
txper-
Gained
Experience
Prelude
to
Sicily
and
Italy
for
several
hundred
officers
and
non-cemmlMfcmcd
officers
was
Tunisia.
Last
winter
groups
went
to
North
Africa
to
serve
with
the
1st
Biitish
Army
and
many
saw
hard
righting
with
the
78to
Infantry
division
and
the
6th
Armored
Division
which
wee
in
the
Hne
then.
They
gained
-valuable
battle
background.
During
1943
the
major
portion
of
the
1st
Canadian
Army
remained
in
England,
continuing
Us
training,
working
out
advanced
TOHitary
ideas
and
-gdne
through
final
adjustments
Te-ere
it
campaigned.
Army
head-arters
and
the
Second
Oarpo
headquarters
were
built
up.
T)e
rmy
shared
in
the
big
manoeuvres
in
the
spring
and
during
"tiie
summer
infanta
and
armored
divisions
speed
up
advanced
training.
One
infantry
Division
concentrated
on
com
bined
operations
and
A
number
of
staff
change
were
made
during
the
year
When
Slmonds
took
over
the
went
out
from
"England
to
serve
Division.
MaJ.-Oen
E.
L.
M
atta-hments
with
the
division
Burns
was
Promted
Jrom
irl-
ience.
Others
from
the
Medit-
.ral
MCNauglrton
visited
the
?rranean
force
returned
toEng-
Canadians
in
Sicily.
!
it
Y-our
Vote
nnd
Support
Invited
for
Robert
McKay
;
Independent
Candidate
FOR
MAYOR
Dictated
to
by
no
Interests
or
organizations
Fair
Treatment
and
Representation
for
all
DO
YOUR
CIVIC
DUTY
Dont
Fail
.to
Vote
I
C
SLEEP
WARM--
f
H
SLEEP
WELL
And
sleep
tight
the
whole,
lovely
;
"
f
W
rjiK
jT
't7.
'
night
when
you're
snuglv,
com-
J
K
e?.a;
A
'
r$
fortably
encased
in
the.e
bed-
I
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t
I'
f?
&
M
warming
nightgowns
and
py-
Fg
t
S
V
V
y
?
amas
in
a
variety
of
soft
patu
J
IV
III
M&m
R
II
tek
Better
i)lck
two
r
three
I
J
s
tl
r
!
'
it
-if
i
f
if
BUY
ANOTHER
VICTORY
BOND
Colorful,
Beautiful,
Plentiful
Racked
our
brains,
we
have,
and
can't
think
of
a
nicer
gift
for
any
gal.
A
particularly
thoughtful
gift,
too,
this
fuel-saving,
stay-at-home
winter.
Tailored
or
beruffled
styles
in
cozy
flannels,
rayons,
chenille.
ANNETTE'S
LADIES'
WEAR
We
Lead,
Others
Follow"
530
THIKI)
AVENUE
t
-8
!
CHURCH
NOTICES
St.
Andrew
Cathedral
len.
Very
Iter.
J.
I.
Gibson
OwuM
and
Choirmaster.
P.
Lien
SB
8pt..
F.
J.
Sklryier
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Prayer
and
Sermon.
Anthem:
"O
Come
Bnmanwl
Sott
Dorothy
Sharratt
13
30
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
n.m.
-Evening
Prar
and
Sermon.
Preacher:
Rev.
W.
A.
MeKiUrkk.
Naval
Cfcaelfttn.
H.M.C.S.
Chatham.
There
will
be
a
Seotal
Hour
conducted
by
the
Yeong
People's
AseectaUen.
lmmediatoiy
following
the
-eventeg
servlec.
The
ConHrmaWoH
OtaM
will
meet
In
the
Cathedral
at
12:30
pxa.
First
Baptist
Church
Fifth
Ave.
and
.Young
Street
SUNDAY
SERVICES
11:80
ajn
Thll
D.
Kelkw.
12
16
pjn.
Sunday
School
"The
Friendly
Church"
and
Bible
Class.
7:30
pjn
P.
II.
Unzoy.
Soloist:
LAC.
Lee
KmrwUon.
Hour
ef
Son:
and
Fellowship
at
the
dose
of
the
evening
ser-
I
vice
in
the
hureh
parlor.
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
Sth
and
Mcltride
Ki'V.
Matnus'lt.
Andrnon,
Pastor
11:00
a
.m.
"Must
We
Walt
for
Another?-
Music:
Church
Choir.
Haraki
C.
Normann.
director.
120
p.!
Sunday
SohooL
7iM
pjn.
Informal
Benlnc
Service.
Cordial
welcome
to
all1
First
United
Church
C3G
Sixth
Avenue
West
Iter.
J.
A.
Donnell,
M.A
MlnUtrr
Mr.
J.
S.
Wilson.
Sr.
Choir
trader
Mrs.
W.-C.
Tailor.
Jr.
Choir
Xdr
fMiss
Bwanna
Ola
f.
son.
A.TCil.
organist
Dr,
It.
O.
KaU.
Superintendent
of
Sunday
School.
ll:00-Mornlnr
Service.
1
:30-
Evening
Service.
Sunday
School
at
12:13.
Come
and
Worship.
Young
People
Society
Meet
ing
in
the
Manse
at
-close
of
evening
service.
AH
young
people
cordially
invited.
Basketball
Buzz
Despite
strong
opposition
toy
Reserve
Army,
the
Americans
steam-rollered
to
66-46
victory
over
the
farmerln
a
baskrtball
game
in
the
Naval
Drill
11a
11
on
Thursday
plght.
The
triumph
was
the
winners
sxth
in
Keon
eetnpetiMofl
was
also
displayed
in
the
three
other
area
Basketball
Ults
-Coast
Re-imiit
mt
op
with
a
41-37
decision
over
Ontario
Regiment:
Navy
defeated
Ack-Ack.
58-41.
and
Booth
Memorial
High
School
downed
Tortress.
32-27.
rains
For
the
Fast
Dally
except
Sunday
,
8
pm
Por
Terrace
and
Pacific
Sunday.
Monday.
AVednesday
Friday
4
pm
Dibb
Printing
Company
For
a
Brighter
Future
Buy
War
Savings
Stamps
Bcsncr
Block,
3rd
Street
Phone
234
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
dollars
have
more
cents"
We
have
a
romplele
variety
of,
available
Groceries,
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables,
Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
FREE
DELIVERY
throughout
the
city
three
times
-weekly
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays)
Opposite.
Canadian
Legion
SEE
OUR
STOCK
OF
TOYS
FOR
CHRISTMAS
You
may
find
a
gift
for
anyone
in
our
store.
Gordon
and
And
erson
llaidware,
Furniture,
Electrical
(foods,
etc.
rnir.itAii
m.ocic
v
A.
.
.A.
BIBLE
FACTS
f1
a
Mn
4
IIANTvlES-
Shop
at
A
High
Cost
of
Living
What
About
the
High
Cost
of
n.
;
Thought
is
it
w
'
UVAH
EVAXOUJRT
AL.Mi;,ls
Strikingly
IDustrated
m
u
SITXDAV,
DKC.
2,
7
:.()
"Subject
-
DIE
or
DIET!
Once
heard
nnd
seen
nev,-.
t
ODDFELLOWS'
H
U
l
uurti,
AW,'irt
MtRrl(;
;
Song
Service
preceding,
using
Wu,
..
W3r
w
''
1
Jl
Wallace's
For
Your
Xmas
Requirements
A
Few
Suggestions
from
our
Extensive
Stock.
I
HOUSE
COATS
Chenille,
0
nr
t
n
5
Quilted
Satin
and
Ikiigalines
0
J
Boxed
or
individual
.
I
GLOVES
7v
id
.lined
or
unlincd
and
fabric
.
.
k
HANDBAGS
a
pjensing
variety
.
.
.
Fancy
SCARVES
and
HEADSQUARES
...
TABLE
CLOTHS
and
NAPKINS
in
sets
.
i
PILLOW
SLIPS
.
Boxed
i
w
Another
Wartime
Xmas
351
1
KtO
1
cn
to
m
I.JU
III.
.69"
3.1
5
95"
.
i
ir
.
1
Ik
"
J
V
S
BRIDGE
SKTS
A
rn
in
n
5
n
vnriK
ttf
utt'lno
onf
I
.
.ill
fl.
J
BOXED
STATIOXEHY
to
)
j
In
fnncj
pack
!
3
Mcn
Ti
2
(iloves
and
HandkcrchiefK
'Christmas
Cards
boxed
or
individual
Christmas
Wrapping
and
Kiblwns
h
'
"
3rd
xti
IV
is-
Wc
again
surest
that
Christmas
biiof
pcrs
this
year
be
patriotic
and
1'
VICTORY
'BONDS
or
WAR
SAVING
CKRTIFICATES.
If
you
insist
on
buying
Men's
Wear,
s
W.
F.
STONE
";iothcK
oi
nisiinciion
It
Pays
to
Advertise
in
The
Daily
Nov