J0AY.
JANUARY
22.
1943
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as
always,
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is
your
guarantee
of
a
uniform
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of
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floor
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toe
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ceremonies
left
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by
the
Prince
Rupert
Dock
Sports
and
Welfare
ii.:
.
y
10
ii.
Admission'
o
presentation
of
red
or
Pi.-;
Ladles
free.
Proceeds
donated
to
Aid
to
Russia
lp
Norway
Invitation
Dance,
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will
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Dance,
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Prince
ltllnr
Iv.nt
Are.
Phone
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J.
L.
Curry
Late
of
Yukon)
Chiropractor
"esriiolme
Kooms
Sj
M.
S.
Loubser
D.C.,
B.A.
Chiropractor
or
Income
Tax
Itelurns
see
.
.
E.
Mortimer
Interesting
And
Useful
."More
and
More
People
Taking
U
Shooting
as
Hobby
meeting
on
Wednesday
night,
.......
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Oddfellows'
Hall.
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being
in
honor
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Order
of
the
then
friends
more
of
.the
people
of
this
country
are
adopting
It
as
their
hobby
and
sport.
Major
R.
G.-Pickrell
told
uie
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
luncheon
Wednesday.
"In
pre-war
days
when
I
first
organized
tho
Canadian
National
the
ceremonies
and
Rifle
Association
and
the
Canadian
,:j
excniises
of
the
Chapter,
Revolver
Association,
I
experienced
members
and
guests
enjoyed
considerable
opposition
from
well
refreshments.
During
meaning
people
who
had
the
idea
.iris-
:overal
of
the
officers
that
to
teach
the
younger
people
Chapter
spoke
In
praise
of
to
shoot,
was
to
teach
militarism
.;ti.;:::.-y
and
progress
the
and
instil
a
war-like
spirit
in
their
;ic:
o
'.ne
Moose
nave
maao
uwjwe
uniutt;ni
neans.
:e
organization
of
their
'Tnls
opposition
was
rapidly
""prrom.
boweve:
.
more
by
the
at-
tltude
of
the
people
who
took
up
shooting
as
a
sport
than
anything
else
because
the
die-hards
saw
no
difference
In
their
outlook
on
life
after
they
became
shooters
than
before.
If
anythV.g,
they
saw
a
steadier
and
more
reliable
lad
or
lass,
for
shooting
is
a
demanding
hobby
and
to
excel
one
must
bo
prepared
to
sacrifice
such
things
a?
drinking,
heavy
smoking
and
too
many
late
nights.
If
one
is
prepared
to
obey
St.
Paul's
injunctions
and
'Do
all
things
moderate
ly,
anyone
can
become
a
first
class
shot.
To
become
a
champion
one
must,
cf
course,
sacrifice
more
as
well
as
be
somewhat
gifted.
"In
1930
there
was
approximately
500'
men
and
women
taking
part
In
various
matches.
In
1939
when
T
quit
the
Job
of
president
there
were
around
12,000
people
in
Canada
doing
serious
shooting."
Following
his
brief
talk.
Major
Pickrell
gave
a
demonstration
of
his
remarkable
prowess
as
a
mf.rks-man
with
revolvers
and
pistols,
firing
at
various
targets
by
time
and
rapid
fire.
The
highlight
was
the
shootln?
out
of
a
flame
in
a,
small
candle.
Some
years
ago
Major
Pickrell
gave
a
similar
demon
stration
before
the
Gyro
Club.
Since
then
he
has
lost
none
of
his
abilities
as
a.
marksman.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
service
of
the
late
George
M.
Fraser
will
be
held
at
the
B.
C.
Undertaking
Parlor,
Second
Street,
on
Saturday
at
2:30
p.m.
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A.
A
meeting
of
Royal
Black
Pre-ceptory
1224
of
Prince
Rupert
will
meet
Sat.
Jan.
23
at
8
p.m.
In
I.
O,
O.
F.
Hall.
Visiting
Brtheren
Breen
Mclvin,
formerly
stationed
here
with
Young
Men's
Christian
Association
War
Services,
returned
to
the
city
this
week
after
having
been
located
for
some
time
at
Victoria.
He
is
taking
charge
at
the
Hut
In
the
city.
City
council,
council
committee
and
school
board
can
now
meet
in
comfort
in
the
evenings
in
the
city
council
chamber.
Arrangements
have
been
made
whereby
members
of
the
fire
department
take
over
the
firing
of
the
City
Hall
heating
plant
by
night
for
$15
per
month.
Tentobt's
train.,
due
to
arrive
from
the
East
at
10:33,
was
reported
this
morning
to.
be
seven
hours
late.
The
train,
which
was
due
af
7
o'clock
last
evening,
Is
now
expected
at
10
o'clock
tonight.
Winter
weather
conditions
are
holding
up
the
trains.
A-fry
Coughing
Here's
Easy
Time-Tested'
Way
To
Get
Relief
Get
after
those
distressing
spells
of
coughing
and
ease
misery
of
the
cold
the
widely
used
Vlcks
way
.
.
.
Boll
some
water.
Pour
It
Into
a
bowl.
Add
a
good
spoonful
of
Vlcks
VapoRub.
Then
breaths
In
the
steaming
medicinal
vapors.
With
every
breath
you
take
VapoRub's
medication
soothes
Irritation,
quiets
coughing,
helps
clear
head
and
breathing
passages.
FOR
ADDED
RELIEF...
At
bedtime
rub
Vlcks
VapoRub
oa
throat,
chest
and
back.
Its
poultice-vapor
action
works
to
bring
you
comfort
while
you
sleep.
I
Peter
Lakie
and
Fred
Scadden
left
on
Wednesday
for
a
trip
to
Prince
George
where
they
are
rep
resenting
the
local
Rotary
Club
at
the
Installation
of
a
new
club
there.
Kansas
aborigines
made
hoes
1
rom
the
shoulder
blades
of
bison,
archeologists
have
discovered.
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TRUE.
LOCAL
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NOTES
Annual
Meeting
St.
John's
Ambulance
Ass'n,
Sunday,
2
pjn.
A.R.P.
Station,
4th
Street
and
Second
Avenue.
'
(19)
Aid.
II.
M.
Daggett
has
been
appointed
as
representative
ol
the
city
council
on
the
board
of
directors
ot
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
At
a
conference
tomorrow
evening
with
local
officials
of
Wartime
Housing,
the
city
council
and
board
of
school
trustees
will
protest
Jointly
at
the
conditions
In
which
the
grounds
of
Booth
Memorial
School
have
been
left
through
piling
of
lumber
and
traffic
on
heavy
trucks
thereon.
Robert
O.
Gibson,
local
area
supervisor
for
Young
Men's
Christian
Association
War
Services
here,
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
a
trip
to
Toronto
to
attend
a
conference.
He
will
also
stop
off
at
his
home
at
Edmonton
for
a
visit
and
expects
to
be
away
about
six
weeks.
George
Lutz,
Williams
Lake
garageman.
left
by
this
morning's
The
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club,
train
on
his
return
to
his
home
at
I-
regular
weekly
luncheon
yes-
In
the
Cariboo
after
having
spent
terday,
voted
$25
to
the
Canadian
a
couple
of
-days
here
visiting
with
Mi
to
Russia
Fund.
B.
R.
Dodds
his
son,
Cyril
Lutz,
who
recently
was
the
"winner
of
the
raffle
In
had
the
misfortune
to
lose
a
leg
ad
01
the
Queen's
Fund.
W.
E.
in
an
accident
at
Port
Edward
but,
Drake
of
Vancouver
was
a
visitor
who
Is
now
making
good
progress
at
the
luncheon.
President
George
tr.
wards
recovery
In
the
Prince
u-
Miicnen
was
in
we
cnaor,
Rupert
General
Hospital.
800
BOOKS
ARE
TAKEN
Many
Volumes
to
be
Dispatched
From
Here
for
Armed
Forces
The
recent
Book
Blitz
campaign
sponsored
by
the
local
Labor
Youth
Federation
in
which
the
Bap
tist
Young
People's
Association,
the
Anglican
Youth
People's
As
soclation,
Boilermakers'
Union,
Machinists"
Union,
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,,
Prince
Rupert
'
Teachers'
Association,
Young
Men's
Christian
Association
War
Services
and.
Chinese
Youth
Asspclatlon
also
took
part
resulted
in
the
collection
of
some
eight
hundred
books
which
will
be
sent
I
to
Vancouver
for
renovation
and
will
eventually
be
directed
to
the
J
men
or
tne
armed
forces
tnrougn
the
medium
of
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
The
most
of
the
800
books
col
lected
were
as
a
direct
result
of
a
house
to
house
visitation
which
was
made
by
some
thirty
young
people
one
evening
under
the
direction
of
Paul
Taranger.
Bruce
Mlckleburgh
was
chairman
of
the
general
committee
of
the
Book
Blitz
with
John
Kromhoff
as
Mr.
J.
A.
Tens
Is
ln
charge
for
indicate
they
were
cafgo
carriers.
SHOE
SALE
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Clearance
Sale
of
Ladies'
and
Children's
SHOES
AND
SLIPPERS
For
the
early
shoppers
we
have
200
pairs
of
Shoes
and
Slippers
at
the
Clearing
Prico
of
99c
LADIES!
Here's
a
real
opportunity
to
buy
a
good
pair
of
Shoes.
Clearing
of
odds
and
ends'
In
our
Murray
Shoes.
Itegular
price,
$7.50
to
$9.50.
C1
Cfl
SALE
PIMCK
0J"
Come
ln
and
look
.around,
there
are
many
other
Bargains
on
Sale
at
the
FASHION
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to
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Store
Phone
Red
321
'Outside
Collector
For
City
Suggested
Might
be
Used
to
Advantagt
Various
Ways,
it
is
Thought
in
It
has
been
suggested
in
the
city
council
that
there
should
be
a
systematic
check-up
on
poll
tax
payments,
trade
licences
and
dog
taxes.
This,
it
has
been
suggested,
might
be
carried
out
to
advantage
by
a
man
working
out
of
the
city
hall.
There
might
also
be
checking
up
of
utilities
accounts.
The
suggestion
is
being
gone
into
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(Classified
advertising
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pay.
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cash
in
advance.
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charges.
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RCA
Victor
battery
set,
long
and
short
wave,
Al
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almost
like
new.
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further
particulars
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735.
(23)
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SALE
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house.
1353
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Roman
vessels
sometimes
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baskets
at
the
masthead
to
the
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission
for
the
position
of)
City
Clerk
for
the
Corporation
ol
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Applicants
must
possess
necessary
qualifications
as
to
education
and
knowledge
of
Municipal
procedure.
Preference
will
be
given
to
those
having
legal
training.
Must
be
exempt
from
Military
Service.
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stating
age,
qualifications,
experience
and
salary
expected
to
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ditions
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without
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and
babies
without
year-old
girl
during'
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Salary
Secant
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Sergeant
carriages
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been
added
to
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open.
U.S.
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H,
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Ashbm
recently
for
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first
time
wartime
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of
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ln
sIx
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So
far,
there
are
no
bare-flnger-
burn.
who
holds
the
WAAC
rank
ed
brides
and
babies
haven't
had
to
WANTED
by
dry
goods
store,
ex-
equivalent
to
sergeant,
came
home
walk
or
use
taxis
but
W.
F.
Hlggs,
perienced
salesgirl.
Apply
Em-
on
a
surprise
visit.
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brother,
M.
P.
from
Birmingham
views
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ployment
Office,
AF
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sSt-
Lloyd
Ashburn
of
Fort
Sill,
near
future
with
concern
and
Okla.,
also
visited
home
unexpect-
wants
the
Board
of
Trade
to
do
APPLICATIONS
will
be
received
by
edly.
They
hadn't
met
since
1936.
something
about
It.
SPEED
VICTORY
-
-
Do
Your
Utmost
in
Giving
to
the
Canadian
Aid
to
Russia
Fund
SEAL
COVE
TRUCKING
&
TRANSPORTATION
CO;
THREE
TWO
TAXI
John
Gurvich
CONTRACTOR
ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY-
For
Prince
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to
go
Over
the
Top
'
j
Because
we
are
free
the
Empire
expects
each
one
to
do
his
duty
This
is
Our
Duty
Give
Generously
to
,
CANADIAN
AID
TO
RUSSIA
FUND
They
gave
up
their
ALL
so
that
we
might
keep
ours
No
cause
is
more
worthy
of
our
support.
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