Ly
or
"'BER
2S,
1943
11
WIB.
And
Icr
Vour
Victory
Suit
uilli
Cuffs
IG
THE
TAILOR
?Z0
Sixth
Street
I
I
IPijlli
I'
re
&
McNulty
HARDWARE
01
Pi
MPUHH
mm
i
th
&
Elkins
Ltd.
MBINO
&
HEATING
rnone
174
i
MRS.
CERALD
JOHNSTON
thoufnt
the
weuld
ith
end
fl
AmbHien.
ne
merry,
jittery,
hewlach
y
ami
new
refill
w.
Fruit-
-tires
quickly
nude
her
feet
healthy
and
happy
arain.
Perhapl
an
inactive
liver
his
jot
YOU
down
tool
Buck
it
up
with
Fruit-a-tivei,
Canada'l
Larieat
Sell
lot
LiaT
T-'-'-'-
VACCINATE
PIGEONS
CAIRO,
Oi
Aa
Innovation
at
the
headquarters
of
the
British
Middle
East
Pigeon
Service
Is
the
vaccination
of
carrier
pigeons
for
tropical
diseases.
ESCAPE
NAZI
OPPRESSION
It
is
estimated
that
400.000
Germans
and
Austrlans
left
the
Heleh
because
of
cnoression
be-ween
1633
and
1939.
TTTTTTTT1
NERVES
cause
pain
and
symptom
effects,
ifardless
of
name,
designated
as
.
.
.
trouble,
dis-ease,
or,
disorder.
To
correct
and
prevent
countless
electrical
terminal
effects
of
cause
unknown
or
known,
Power
Companies
recofnlrte
the
advantages
in
dividends
of
money
spent
on
maintenance
uf
Power
Lines.
Likewise.
Chiropractic
is
"Service
and
Maintenance"
of
nerve
Power-Lines.
Trunk
"POWER"
Lines
between
brain-generator
and
nerve
terminal
effects.
DR.
J.
L.
CURRY
CHIROPRACTOR
has
opened
new
offices
In
the
Smith
Block
care
for
the
growing
number
recognizing
in
health
dividends
the
distinct
and
unusual
advantages
of
vital
Power"
Service.
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TO
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Waypoints,
Stewart
and
North
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Full
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
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J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
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is
the
FIFTH
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LOAN
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kinds
Bus
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to
Airport
Special
Charter
Free
Parcel
Checking
Room
Public
Waiting
and
Rest
Rooms
for
Men
and
Women
P.O.
Box
104,
Terrace
Educational
System
Under
Discussion
4
'To
What
Extent
Does
the
Canadian
Educational
System
Meet
the
Requirements
of
Changing
Economic
and
Social
Life?"
This
was
the
subject
of
the
discussion
at
the
orjen
forum
for
service
men
which
was
held
at
the
local
Young
V?ns
Christian
War
Services
Hut
last
we-k.
Breen
Melvin
was,
as
usual,
in
charge
and
the
discussion
was
led
by
Douglas
Bishop
of
the
teaching
staff
or
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
About
18
were
present
and
the
most
of
them
took
part
In
the
discussion.
Tonight
a
discussion
on
the
co-operative
movement
will
be
led
by
u.
T.
Greenwell
of
the
I
University
of
British
Columblt
'extension
department
and
next
week
banking
will
be
the
subject
with
Arnold
Plater
leading
tne
discussion.
CO-CDS
EMANCIPATED
RCCK
HILL,
S.C.
G
The
TTTW
uuu
siuaenis
or
wintrop
uoi-
jlege
for
women
can
play
cards
and
smoke
in
their
rooms
If
I
they
have
parental
consent.
I
College
officials
granted
permls-
sion
recently
after
a
poll
of
sentiment
!
among
etudents.
U.S.
Football
SATURDAY
Colgate
20,
Cornell
7.
Perm
State
13,
Bethany
0.
Army
39.
Yale
7.
!
Pennsylvania
33,
Columbia
0.
George
Pre-Flight
20,
North
Carolina
Pie-Flight
7.
Navy
28,
Georgia
Tech
14.
West
Virginia
32,
Carnegie
Tech
0.
Indiana
34.
Wisconsin
0.
Michigan
49,
Minnesota
6.
Notre
Dame
47,
Illinois
0.
Northwestern
13,
Ohio
State
0.
Purdue
28,
Iowa
7.
Louisiana
State
27,
Georgia
6.
Texas
58.
Rice
0.
Southern
California
6,
College
of
Pacific
0.
Washington
27,
March
Field
7.
Fire
in
Sixth
Street
Cafe
A
flee.
cauFec
by
a
kltrhen
stove
overheating
the
wall,
behind
it.
broke
out
at
10
o:lock
last
night
In
the
Green
Spot
Cafe
on
Sixth
Street
near
Second
Avenue,
doing
an
undetermined
amount
of
damage.
The
fire
spread
upward
on
the
outside
of
a
brick
chimney
rurminjr
up
through
the
Empress
dance
hall
above
the
cafe.
Running
hose
lines
in
through
the
cafe
and
through
the
dance
hall,
firemen
had
the
blaze
under
control
before
it'
had
advanced
to
a
state
where
the
whole
bullding'was
threatened.
national
A
WORD
(a)
SERVICE
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
5.
How
Disorderly
House
Is
Run
Prince
Rupert
Chinese
Acts
as
Star
Witness
in
Vancouver
Prosecution
Wong
Gonn,
Chinese
cannery
worker
from
the
Prince
Rupei
:
district,
u
the
star
witness
r
the
crown
In
a
bawdy
hou
trial
which
is
proceeding
in
County
Court
in
Vancouver
be
fore
Judge
Harper
The
C
fendant
Is
Raymond
Runner
charged
with
living
in
part
...
the
earnings
of
prostitution
at
the
Palace
Rooms
on
Wes'
Hasting
Street
in
Vancouver.
Wong
Goon
told
of
visiting
the
Palace
Rooms
and
asking
for
a
room
and
a
'girl.
Runner
took
him
to
a
room
for
which
he
charged
DO;,
telling
him
to
watt
a
few
minutes.
Soon
a
girl
(
entered
the
room
and
the
Chi-
nese
paid
her
$2
which
had
i
been
given
him
by
the
police,
j
Runner
had
been
arrested
j
and
released
on
$200
but
dis-
I
a
ppeared
and
was
eventually
re-
j
arrested
in
Toronto
and
brough
1
back
to
Vancouver.
FARTHING
TO
STAY
LONDON,
0i
The
farthing
value
i
cent
is
here
to
stay.
Asked
to
eliminate
farthings
when
fixing
food
prices,
the
Food
Ministry
said
an
extra
farthing
on
the
price
would
make
the
traders'
marglhg
of
profit
too
big,
and
if
taken
Tjff
would
make
it
too-low.
SELECTIVE
OF
CAUTION
TO
MEN
OF
MILITARY
AGE
AND
TO
THEIR
EMPLOYERS
National
Si-IeHive
Service
Civilian
Regulations
authorize
the
Minister
of
Ijilxuir
to
require
that
male
employees
furnish
their
eniloern
wilh
evidence
thut
they
have
not
failed
to
comply
with
National
Selective
Service
Mobilization
Herniations
(i.e.,
the
Military
Call
-Up).
It
is
intended
thut
an
order
win
he
issued
(shortly,
requiring
entplojers
to
curry
out
the
necessary
check
on
their
male
employees,
and
to
report
tiny
men
who
do
not
produce
the
required
evidence
of
compliance.
The
check
up
will
cover
every
male
employee
who
has
reached
the
u:e
of
IK
jcars
and
six
mouths
and
has
not
reached
his
33!
1
1
i
hirthday.
The
mail
will
have
to
fehow
evidence
in
one
of
the
following
forms:
A
man
ilitx'liursied
from
llio
Armed
I
urcex
follow
inn
service
during
Hie
priwiit
war
t-lmuld
iuve
liis
iliwliarne
rertilieule.
A
diwliuriMil
man
ln
lias
not
u
certificate
fliouhl
apply
for
one
in
the
following
maimer!
Army
llibtricl
Officer
0rnmnriinT,
Military
Itintrict
in
triiYi
discharge
took
place.
AirKeconU
Office,
lt.CA.F.
1lea,U
iiurfrr,
iYo.
5
Temporary
liuihlinp,
Ottau-a,
Out.
Nary
Secretary
of
Karat
train,
Otlatra,
Out.
(1)
A
man
who
linn
reMiiilcl
to
a
direction
from
a
licpMriir
of
a
litlloruil
Moliili-7.atiotl
Hoard,
1o
H-rmrt
Tor
metllrul
examination
under
Aloliilizaliun
Kepn-latioiiH,
(.liouUl
have
either
a
cerlllicate
of
iinlitnesK
or
an
tinier
for
MtKiiie-liient
of
military
training
from
the
'
Dmnional
KepiNlrar.
(A
nian
t-ntitletl
1o
cither
document
vim
liuft
lout
111
coie
hould'iniinetliatelv
apply
to
the
)it
ir-ionul
eintrar
lio
iHii-tl
the
original,
for
a
tluplicute.)
(r)
A
man
vlio
Iium
lieen
rejected
on
application
for
voluntary
enlistment
in
the
Army
since
the
hcpimiiiift
ff
tlie
wur,
should
huve
a
lertilicate
sliowing
that
lie
Ha
rejected
through
medical
unfil-ih'kh.
(If
a
man
entitled,
to
ouch
a
ccrtiliealedocH
not
pottnew
it,
he
slxiuld
apply
to
tlie
HiKtricl
Atilitary
I
lead-quarters
of
the
DiKtrict
in
which
he
applied
for
cnlUtmenl,
In
order
to
procure
the
necCHHury
form.)
(d)
A
man
in
the
dcKij-nulcd
cUhx'h
liohnt
not
readied
hi
Itllth
hirthday,
vlniuai
married
uk
at
July
l.'th,
1910,
or
who,
liaving
heen
mnrrled
liefore
that
tlate,
is
A
widower
with
children,
must
lie
prepared
to
furnii.li
evidence,
u
h
as
a
marriage
certificate
or
liirth
certificate
of
a
child,
to
show
that
he
was
married
liefore
July
l.'th,
1910,
and
that
he
is
now
either
married
or
is
a
widower
willi
children.
(e)
A
man
who
has
rcorted
for
enrolment
in
the
Army
under
an
Order
Military
Training
ixHiicd
under
tlie
Mohilization
Reputations
and
who
lias
liecn
rejected
should
have
a
certificate
showing
lie
wax
rejected
through
medical
unfitness.
If
a
man
entitled
to
such
certificate
docs
not
immhchs
it,
he
should
apply
to
the
District
Officer
Commanding
the
Military
District
in
which
he
was
rejected.
(0
(I)
A
man
who
Is
not
suhject
to
the
Mohilization
Regulations
liecause
lie
is
an
enemy
alien
who
has
not
made
application
for
naturalization
may
tdilain
a
certificate
from
a
registrar
of
his
Divisional
Mohilization
Hoard
indicating
that
the
Mohilization
Regulations
do
not
apply
to
him
and
such
certificates
must
lie
obtained
by
all
such
enemy
aliens!
(il)
A
man
who
is
an
alien
and
neither
a
national
of
Itelgium,
Czechoslovakia,
Tlie
Netherlands,
Norway,
Poland,
the
United
States
nor
Yugoslavia
and
has
not
applied
for
naturalization
may
be
relieved
of
his
duly
under
Mohilization
Regulations,
hut
lie
gives
up
his
right
to
future
Canadian
citizenship
after
the
war;
where
such
men
have
applied
for
such
relief
and
leen
granted
such
status,
certificates
will
lie
issued
by
registrars
in
appropriate
cases.
This
caution
is
issued
to
facilitate
compliance
with
the
order
which
is
proposed.
A
reasonable
interval
will
be
allowed
to
permit
men
to
provide
themselves
with
whatever
document,
as
referred
to
above,
they
may
be
entitled
to
hold.
Employers
are
requested
i
give
notice
oj
this
proposal
1o
tlteir
mule
employees,
tojurililule
the
operation
o
lite
order
ulien
issttetl.
HlMrihU'Y
MIlUllllX
Mitiiater
of
lAibour
A.
MacNAMAHA
Director,
Sat'wnal
5t(
ctii
Service
VAN'
CLOCKS
AT
PREMIUM
MELMOUR'NE,
W
Employment
of
men
to
awaken
workers
leaving
early
for
work
may
be
undertaken
in
Australia.
No
clocks
are
made
in
the
country
and
alarm
clocks
are
almost
nni
racurabls.
B
F
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
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Tops)
lilAiaAAAliiAililtAiliil
1
SHRIMPS
FKESH
EVERY
DAY
L'oat
"W.S.L."
First
Float
west
of
Imperial
Oil
Co.
daily
after
4
p.m.
In
t
lie
5li:rme
Court
of
tlrltlsli
Cnlmnlila
In
I'robnlc
III
tlir
Mutter
of
tlie
"Ailtiiliiistrntlon
Art"
mill
lit
tlir
Matter
of
tlie
r.Miite
of
Al
lirrt
ISeHie
(Otlierlt
known
n
(iriirrt-
Allirt
IV-rtie)
DrmiM
l.
TAKE
NOTICE
tlm.
by
ort'T
His
Honor.
W.
E.
Flslver.
mmtie
on
e
22nd
ctay
of
Oat
ler
AI3.
1943.
I
woh
tiropolnltPd
Adniluirttrt:r
w
Will
annexed)
cf
the
Estate
i
Al-'?r;
Be
toe
(Ot(6rwlsc
kr
wn
a'
CVearve
Albert
Betibe)
deceased,
and
all
p.ulM'8
havi!r,!f
claims
r
rtln
f
n:d
estate
are
orttoy
required
t.
turnip
Biune.
prripsrly
vended,
to
me
on
or
otatmit
the
22nd
diy
of
Nc
vein-iber,
AX.
1943.
and
all
frtle
lud
P-i'-stl
to
U-is
Ft'
-i'e
are
renulred
II
'".v
l'ie
aimi"'jrlt
nf
tihelr
tndebt-ednese
to
me
fonUvn'liUi
DATED
:t
Prince
Rtipent,
B.C.
itlhls
22nd
day
af
Odtdtxir.
AD.
1943.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
OtrnobU
Ackmlnlatrator,
Prlnoe
Rupert,
B.C.
S
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