Ly
AUGUST
6,
1943
LAST
FOUR
WEEKS
ARMY
NEEDS
1
AIT
II
Ullll
II
UIIIV.II
I.
.
.
It
A
VOLUNTEER!
Ml
IIF.IIIS1RV
ACT
IW'il-
uf
Tit
If
No.
21.1.12.1.
XI,
Srrtlon
1,
C'lt
if
ITInrr
K-tiacrary
proof
of
I
.
j
KAsrMaemfiM
ui
true
t
.ae
if
Swm
Victor
r.-j
twi
i
ilea
in
uvm
ai-
en!
auon
of
one
t.rrcjf,
Issue
a
proTl-
ui
raid
Estate
ere
Wle
them
with
nu
rvrn.
'led
on
rvr
KMfWf.
uih
WXniberr
A.D.
1943,
falling
p-nbutlon
will
be
made
Pyd
only
to
such
claims
l
nau
have
biwn
notl-
i
Prince
RiiTinrt
n
n
fd;iy
cf
Jnlv
mil
'
A,
WATT
fORiUN
rilctal
Admlnlfflruitor
;
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Piiprem,
court
of
llrlttsh
(Wumlila
in
rrolmte
ter
of
th
"Admin
iHrnl
ln
Ti'
Alf"
an.
I
r.,
..
r""
f
Her-
tn
Mjimtt,
le,eBf,i
'
'""'Mate
"CE
tht
by
order
of
Jay
of
July
A.
D.
1943
I
pted
AdmliilMt
pierbent
John
Mynott.
de-,
.PWM"
having
claims
Mid
estate
are
hereby
P
rurnish
same,
prunerlv
?m
on
or
about
the
24th
IP11'
A.
D.
1843
.H
.1,
.
the
r
Pliy
th
o
m.Y.
1
...
.
.
.
to
me
fonthwlith.
tl.
Rr,D0'
th
r
,
Aamiimfirt,raAor,
OF
THE
STYLE
SHOPPE
Entire
Stock
to
Clear
at
Astonishingly
Low
Prices.
Come
and
Re
Convinced.
COATS,
DRESSES,
WAISTS,
SKIRTS,
v
ty:
HOUSECOATS,
:
HATS,
SHOES,
,
HOSE,
LINGERIE,
WE
CLOSE
OUR
DOOR
ON
THE
28lh
DAY
OF
AUGUST
THIS
IS
FINAL
THE
STYLE
Next
Door
Bulkley
Market.
Moose
Women
Sponsor
Dance
A
Terv
enjoycble
invitation
dance
sponsored
by
the
Women
,01
the
Moose
was
held
Wednesday
night
in
the
Moose
Hall,
with
about
250
members
and
friends
attending.
Dancing
was
to
the
music
of
Mrs.
Jean
de
Carlo's
orchestra.
Joe
Slaggard
was
a
genial
master
of
ceremonies.
The
dance
was
the
first
of
a
series
to
be
held
for
the
benefit
of
the
younger
members
and
their
friends
on
the
first
Wednesday
of
each
month.
The
TPr
the
Und
Regfcctrv
Of-
,
.
.
.
.
,
Rr
B
C
.
thla
tod
AD.
1943.
w
m
u
I'm
ra
SllnreiiM
laurt
uf
Itrltlah
niniii
m
rrnnate
Art
mid
ltt
.if
(1,.
'
l
t
n
I
.
I,
nl.
-
-uuge
rwier,
ixxni
juage
1
w
on
the
23rd
day
D
1943,
appointed
Admln-
-1e
Estate
of
Bo-
pa.
formerly
of
Prtnw
Rur-feh
Columbia,
drwd,
who
or
stout
the
7th
dav
at
P
1843,
All
parmra
In-6
Uke
said
Eatate
are
re-
pay
tf
amount
of
Uieir
to
mo
forthwith
and
aM
wlnj
claims
against
the
are
required
to
file
them
prcffKTly
verified
on
or
be-
lth
day
of
Sflirtemlyr.
I.
falling
which
distribute
made
having
rar"1
sucli
claims
of
which
I
t
Wn
notified.
1
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
thla
JUly
1943.
kman
A,
WATT
Official
Admlntatrator.
Prlnoe
Bupert,
B.C.
I"
prune
Tourt
of
British
Euliiinhlii
i,
rrolwte
f'"r
of
the
WrtmlnMrutlmi
i
Act-
and
Matter
f
the
Kstale
nf
pn
Ikirrti.
fterennnl
wriCE
ithnt
by
Order
of
'
Jiidse
Fisher,
UwU
Jude
preme
Court
of
BrUlah
Col-
on
the
30th
day
of
'
1943,
.nnuliitn1
AtonlnU.
the
Bte
of
Jolui
Ifcurwitti,
1
mnce
Hupert,
Brttlith
wiho
died
on
or
fin
day
cif
June.
AD.
persons
Indebted
to
tho
are
required
to
pay
the
their
llle1jtpdnr
In
me
nd
all
pernons
having
trior
10
uie
oRncing,
a
dusi
ness
meeting
was
held
under
the
chairmanship
of
Mrs.
W.
H.
Tolin,
regent
of
the
chapter,
at
which
nominations
of
candidates
for
membership
took
place.
Membership
In
the
chapter
has
been
increasing
rapidly,
it
was
reported
at
the
meeting
and
now
the
membership
has
passed
the
peak
previously
set
in
1939.
Activities
of
the
chapter
have
also
broadened
to
a
great
extent,
and
now
Include
a
great
variety
of
social,
community
and
wartime
efforts.
Tchesinkut
Lake
Tchesinkut
Lake
Auto
Camp-Ten
miles
south
of
Burns
Lake,
on
highway
to
Tweedsmulr
Park.
Three
cabins,
$1.50
per
day.
cooking
utensils
supplied.
Trailer
Lake,
B.C.
SHOPPE
THIRD
AVENUK
Mrs.
H.
Kirmse,
well
known
Skagway
curio
dealer,
was
here
today
returning
to
the
Alaska
town
after
spending
six
months
in
Seattle
and
elsewhere
In
the
south.
The
appointment
of
a
to
Charles
Hayward,
as
vice-principal
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
has
been
deferred
for
a
month
by
the
school
board.
Miss
Eva
Cavalier,
long
a
member
of
the
staff,
seems
to
be
favored
for
the
post
by
the
board
of
school
trustees.
1SOOKS
FOR
.MALTESE
LONDON.
Aueust
6
0
In
re-
t
'
rrAHicBite.
unit
in
dances
will
follow
the
regular
;
SD0n5e
t0
a
re0uest
from
the
taiid
objection
be
business
meetings
or
the
chap-
vice-president
of
the
University
of
Valetta,
500
medical
books
have
been
sent
to
Valitta
by
the
British
Medical
Association.
SOUTH
AFRICA'S
CRUSADES
CAPETOWN,
August
6
CB
About
100
South
African
soldiers,
many
of
them
wearing
the
Crusaders'
Cross,
symbol
of
General
Montgomery's
Eighth
Army,
have
arrived
here.
Some
had
been
abroad
three
years.
NAZIS
(DUMMIES)
L
EGYPT
CAIRO,
August
6
P)
The
caravan
used
by
General
Von
Arnim
In
the
African
desert
be
fore
his
surrender
is
on
show
here
with
proceeds
donated
to
the
Indian
Red
Cross.
Dummies
of
Nazi
soldiers
have
been
arranged
Inside
the
caravan
with
Items
of
German
military
space
and
camp
sites.
Rate,
50c
,
B-
effnsect
ner
rtnv
with
lies
nf
lritr-Vien
I
ft
fPl
jlf
UI7CSBI
TILLIE
THE
TOILER
IT-SURli
DOGS
L.lVME
ARE
IAY
HEART
(3COD)
TT"HAf
PV
TAiO
SO
happv
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOE
THREE
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Iveson
left
last
night
for
Vancouver
on
a
vacation
trip.
Miss
Norma
Watt
left
last
night
for
Vancouver
on
a
holiday
trip.
Among
those
leaving
last
night
for
Vancouver
were
Mrs.
H.
C.
Young
and
Mrs.
J.
Miss
Dorothy
Newtomb
and
Miss
Marie
Nickerson
left
last
night
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Van
couver.
C.
C.
P.
Public
Meeting
Friday
Aug.
6th,
8
p.m.
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Speaker
Arthur
Turner,
M.
L.
A.
.
(183)
Miss
Evelyn
Gulllford
arrived
in
the
city
this
week
from
Na-naimo
and
is
the
guest
of
Miss
Betty
Borland
at
whose
wedding
next
week
to
Robert
Benton
she
will
be
a
maid
of
honor.
Inspector
Williams,
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police,
who
has
been
in
the
city
on
business,
left'
last
night
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Hon.
Herbert
Anscomb,
provincial
minister
of
public
works,
who
has
been
on
an
Inspection
tour'
of
the
highways
of
the
province,
left
last
night
on
his
return
to
Victoria.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Archie
Shlejs.
president
of
the
Pacific-American
Fisheries,
and
Mrs.
Archie
Shlels
were
here
this
morning
on
their
way
from
Bellingham
to
Juneau.
Mr.
Shiels
is
to
pay
a
visit
to
his
canneries
in
the
southeastern
Alaska
district.
ifirntiTSTS
Mr,
and
Mrs.
James
Comer,
who
have
been
visiting
in
the
south
on
vacation,
returned
to
the
city
from
Vancouver
a
few
days
ago.
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
C.C.F.
Dance,
Frl.,
Aug.
6,
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Tickets
from
members.
Good
trout
and
char
fishing,
and
111
15
W
&
I
htl
uZiZTZ
W-A
Coast
RSt-
Servicemen's
big-game
country.
Open
from
,
r
,lc
rromitchim
ofint
bu.
h
Dance,
Aug.
9,
Empress
Club.
May
ISt
to
January
lSl,
AUIO
'
.
umrt
ion.
ma
ou
ieni7
i
I
..
.M..UA..tnu
,
tti
i
MMflH
akin
trouuM.
uya
or
d-umouA.
OMjinf.
anb
sci
vice
in
cyiiuctwuii.
vynie
ui
,
M
ab.D,
,
01
Orange
Dance
Aue
9
IOOF
s
awaj..
Wire:
R.
E.
Lord,
Tchesinkut
oilnlrm
feMttwIrriUUmand
quickly
rtoMitM
,t-
,
,c
"bini.
50
tfll
ootiw
prrw
tl,
Of
mnfiey
lk,
Ah
it.au.
UHMH
memoerS
IOr
lU-
eur
aniuul
khuj
lor
v.
u.
u.
rnLstwrnun.
vitation.
-1
.1.-1
With
Minora
ww-
tfinord
h
r'performjond
Wndes.
Prove
nr
MAC
DIDN'T
LOOK
RIGHT
George.
C.
Mitchell
was
the
winner
of
the
weekly
war
savings
certificate
raffle
for
the
Queen's
Fund
at
the
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
yesterday.
John
L.
Noble,
manager
of
the
B.C.
Underwriters'
Association,
and
F.
Darling,
association
engineer,
arrived
today
from
vancouve
They
will
confer
with
the
city
council
on
mat
ters
pertaining
to
the
preval
ence
of
fire
hazards
in
the
city
FOR
SALE-Sealed
Tenders
wiU
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
until
noon
of
Wednesday,
August
12th,
next,
for
the
purchase
of
the
following
described
properties
belonging
to
the
estate
of
Gust
Selvin,
deceased:
1.
4-roomed
cottage
with
2
additional
attic
rooms
situate
on
Lot
12,
Block
22,
Section
6
(7th
Ave.
East)
2.
Two
4-roomed
cottages
situate
on
Lot
23,
Block
11,
Section
5
(approximately
opposite
Hawklnson's
Ldry.
at
6tb
Avenue
West).
Avenue
West).
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(189)
BOAT
FOR
SALE
Suitable
for
work
or
pleasure.
Built
1934.
Length
43.
ft,
beam
12ft,
24
gross
tons.
New
6
cylinder
130
h.p.
Buda
engine,
12
knots.
2
power
dinghies,
other
equipment
too
numerous
to
list
here,
write
for
complete
spe-cificatloris
and
price.
It
will
surprise
you.
C.
Cartwright,
693
Hornby
St.,
Vancouver,
B.
C
FOR
SALE
Beige
coat,
size
18,
almost
new.
Apply
1384
Overlook
Street.
.
(183)
FOR.
RALF.
HUlcrpst
Farm.
implements
and
household
contents.
Apply
Frank
Morris,
Terrace,
B.C.
(193)
FOR
SALE
Beautiful
camp
site
at
Lake
Kathlyn,
three
acres
and
some
cabins.
For
full
particulars,
write
Mrs.
K.
E.
Birnie,
Smlthers,
B.C.
(187)
FOR
SALE
National
cash
register,
McCaskey's
adding
machine
and
register,
Sunkist
fruit
Juice
extractor.
Mc-Cutcheon's
Drug
Store.
(184)
FOR
SALE
Desk
(bookkeepers),
oak,
with
4
drawers,
cabinet
attached,
$33.00.
G.
A.
Wig-more,
622
Third
Ave.
Phone
802.
(186)
FOR
SALE
Bedroom
suite.
203
9th
East,
after
6
p.m.
(185)
FOR
SALE
Modern
six
room
house.
Centrally
located.
Immediate
possession.
Phone
Green
317.
(tf
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
Licensed
diesel
passenger
ferry,
diasel
towboats.
Box
531,
Dally
News.
FOR
SALE
Steam
tug,
small
scow,
100
h.p.
rZr-Hl.
s7?m
i
the
vC
and
at:
I
Iavo
it
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
August
6,
1918
Oeneral
Foch
created
a
Marshal
of
France
German
counter
attacks
against,
the
American
occupation
of
Flsmes
repulsed
as
the
Americans
advanced
north
of
the
Ves-le
River
and
the
French
north
of
Montdidier;
artillery
action
on
Solssons-Vesle
front.
Camels
are
capable
of
drinking
ten
or
twelve
gallons
of
water
at
one
time.
Classified
Ads
FOR
SALE
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
Ditch
digcers
In
city.
Good
wages.
Apuly
National
Selective
Setvice,
A.M.
73.
WANTED
Warehouseman,
able
to
drive
truck
for
local
Oi!
Co.
Good
wages,
living
accommodation.
Apply
National
Selective
Service,
A.M.
72.
(184)
WANTED
Stenographer
for
law
office.
Permanent
position
with
opportunity
for
advancement.
Apply
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission
AF.
60.
(tf
WANTED
Truck
Driver.
Apply
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission,
AM.
71.
(tf)
-WANTED
WANTED,
by
Aug
1,
light
housekeeping
room
for
soldier's
wife.
Apply
Box
535
Daily
News.
(184)
WANTED
$23.00
reward
for
furnished
or
semi-furnished
rooms
or
house.
Urgent,
by
August
15.
Box
544
Dally
News.
(184)
WANTED
to
rent
2
furnished
rooms
for
couple
without
chil
dren.
Box
547
Daily
News.
(188)
1
)
Terrace,
50
acres,
with
stock.
,
WATED-Immediately,
apart-
ment
or
small
house
by
young
couple,
no
children.
Permanent
residents.
Red
752
mornings.
.
(183)
URGENTLY
heeded,
a
room
for
working
couple.
Phone
Black
59.
(183)
GIRL
wants
housework,
'
sleep
in.
Phone
Red
509,
between
12:00
and
7:00
p.m.
(184)
WANTED
$10
reward
for
2
or
3
room
unfurnished
suite
or
small
house.
Mrs.
Murphy,
Red
822.
(188)
INTERIOR
Decorating
and
Paper
Hanging,
by
reliable
workman.
Black
.810.
(184)
WANTED
Small
boat.
Apply
Box
543
Dally
News.
(183)
WANTED
Light
housekeeping
room
by
September
1,
would
pay
to
hold
it.
Apply
Box
540
Dally
News.
(185)
LOST
LOST
Between
5th
Ave.
East
and
Seal
Cove
pamphlets
and
papers.
Please
return
Dally
News.
(183)
roomand"
board""
marine
diesel.
Box
531,
Dally
BOARD
and
Room
for
men
shar-News-
ing.
718
Fraser
Street.
I
ITHE
OUST
ICE
11
WONDERFUL.
I
I
i
LnnLT
k.jUWdS"
,i'f
W.-r
i
1
I'LL
HE'LL
MARRY
fj
y?
MCA1
W
f
AaI
IT
wrrr,
iWTTS.
I
'
DUTY
CALLS
1
IS
THE
I
-JVES,
BUT
THEVVftj
I
(
(
5TOP,
.V
fVES
cj
I
n
(OSH!
VajE
CAM'Tl
I
POOR
(YES,
BUT
UETS
GO.
iSsTlCE
irbSOT
AW
ESCArtt
HjAT
rJllVT
HIM
GET
M
AC,
Y
HOME
,rPT
VJE
WANTTlzAEMEMy
PRISONER
(
-
AWAY.
T
WA"5AlT
ISN'T
ACT
MARRlFriNlM
THERE
MOW
dTp)
(71
RV3HT'
-(
MHS
JpR
J&til
p
9
The
neighbours
sav
we're
verv
rlnn
And
it's
quite
plainly
to
be
seen
,
Our
clothes
are
always
fresh
and
bright
It's
BLUE
that
makes
them
snowy
white
use
1
Use
a
swish
of
Blue
in
the
last
rinse
for
snowy
while
clothes.
Cos!
a
trifle:
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Six
Campaigns
For
Household
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six
A
rather
ambitious
program
of
remodelling,
renovation
and
re-equipment
of
the
domestic
science
department
of
Booth
I
Memorial
High
School
was
,laid
before
the
board
of
trustees
J
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting
Wednesday
night
by
Miss
Jessie
McLenaghan,
director
of
home
economics
for
the
provincial
De
partment
of
Education.
The
program
was
accompanied
by
a
plan
which
was
viewed
with
in
terest
but
in
regard
to
the
carrying
out
of
which
it
was
decided
that,
owing
to
financial
limitations
and
other.
considerations
including
the
difficulty
of
obtaining
material
and
labor,
nothing
could
be
seriously
con
sidered
at
this
time.
Gym
Heating
Considered
School
Boatil
Discusses
flaking
Physical
Training
Venue
More
Suitable
Much
needed
ground
repairs
as
well
as
the
necessity
of
making
arrangements
for
the
heating
of
the
outside
gymnasium
at
Booth
Memorial
School
so
that
physical
training
might
be
more
efficiently
carried
out
came
up
for
consideration
at
the
meeting
of
the
board
of
school
trustees
Wednesday
night
Smith
&
Elttlns,
lecal
heating
contractors,
are
being
asked
to
look
into
the
possibility
of
extending
heat
into
the
gymaslum.
HOW
UNCLE
STARTED
In
some
countries,
shops
were
originally
started
to
protect
the
usurers.
r.ampaigiis
in
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jviiuuie
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the
total
number
of
Allied
wounded
was
37,688,
Major
J.
D.
MacLennan
said
In
the
Lan--et,
British
Medical
Journal.
The
six
campaigns
were:
the
onquest
of
Italian
East
Africa,
he
Occupation
of
Syria,
the
advance
in
the
Western
Desert,
'940-41
and
1941-42,
the
retreat
to
El
Alameln
in
1942
and
the
iege
of
Tobruk.
J
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront'
-
f
Western
Fisheries,
published
in
Vancouver,
features
.on
its
front
page
cover
in
the
latest
Issue,
a
picture
of
the
local
workboat,
C.R.C.,
belonging
to
John
Currie
&
Son,
with
an
inset
of
Charlie
Currie,
the
skipper.
There
Is
also
an
article
In
the
same
Issue
about
the
C.R.C.
together
with
another
picture
showing
trophies
which
the
vessel
won
in
competition
for
work
boat
racing
at
Port
Simpson
on
Victoria
Day.
John
Currie
III,
son
of
John
Currie
II,
well
known
local
boy,
of
pioneer
days
and
grandson,
of
John
Currie,
well
known
Prince
Rupert
contractor,
is
In
the
thick
of
the
fighting
with
the
United
States
Army
in
the,
Mediterranean
area.
He
was
laslj
heard
from
in
North
Africa
John
Currie
II
has
been
for
years
located
near
Phoenix,
Art-
zona.
MANHATTAN
MIGRATION
Hartford,
Conn.,
was
first
set;
tied
by
Dutch
from
New
Anv
sterdam.
EVANGELINE
AND
COMPANY
Many
of
the
early
residents
poor
against
of
Baltimore
were
Acadians
banished
from
Nova
Scotia.
LADIES'
'Gionella'
Dress
Shoes
In
Brown
Suede,
Brown
Crush
Kid,
Brown
Calf,
Black
Softie
Calf,
Black
Suede
in
low,
'
spike
and
cuban
heels.
High
styled
lines
to
suit
any
taste
and
priced
to
suit
any
pocket-.
book-
1
,
J..jasl
MEN'S
"PALMERS"
MOOSE
HEAD
WORKING
BOOTS
in
G"
and
8".
Just
arrived.
!
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Shoe
Store
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