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Except
Sunday
by
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fo
add
pep
to
soups,
graviei,
slews
and
left
overs.
Uje
BoBled
BOVRIL
for
sandwic
Wednesday.
November
24,
1943
Terrace
Train
Service
.
.
.
The
quick
and
satisfactory
action
that
has
been
obtained
from
the
railway
company
in
continuing
the
lotal
train
service
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terr-ape,
even
thouirh
it
mitrht
be
on
a
somewhat
reduced
scale,
is
gratifying
to
all
parties
concerned.
It
was
worth
the
effort
in
going
after
it.
Of
course,
even
without
the
protests
that
were
made
theniliscontinuance
of
the
service
might
not
haw
lasted
long.
The
traffic
itself
would
have
forced
a
resumption
of
the
shuttle
ran
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace.
Meanwhile
the
people
of
this
citv,
the
interior
town
and
all
the
intermediate
points
are
gratified
that
the
service
is
to
be
continued
and
appreciate
the
action
in
seeing
that
such
is
done.
How
Long
Can
Be
rlin
Hold
Out?
The
question
in
many
minoN
these
days
is
how
loner
can
Berlin,
the
capital
of
the
Reich,
hold
out
under
the
terrific
air
raids
to
which
the
beautiful
metropolis
is
being
subjected
as
a
result
of
the
error
of
the
ways
of
Nazi
leaders.
Undoubtedly
Berlin
is
being
badly
smashed
as
other
cities
of
the
Reich
have
already
been.
The
people
of
Germany
have
shown
that
they
can
or
have
to
take
it.
They
have
been
suffering
ijreat
punishment
and,
of
course,
there
will
be
a
breaking
point
somewhere
for
there
is
every
indication
that
the
attacks
will
hot
only
be
continued
but
intensified.
But
it
is
difficult
to
estimate
how
long
the
Reich
can
stand
up
under
such
treatmerit.
It
may
be
long
and
it
may
not
be
long.
However,
we
are
delivering
more
telljng
blows
than
we
are
receiving
these
days.
We
may
derive
comfort
and
satisfaction
from
the
situation
and
the
accomplishment
of
our
rms
without
becoming
dangerously
over-optimistic.
-Meantime
our
effort
must
go
on.
KlUBilllUII
The
rich
beefy
flavour
of
BOVRIL
improves
all
meat
dishes,
such
as
shepherds
pie,
hot
pot
or
meat
loaf,
using
less
meat
and
a
little
BOVRIL
An
excellent
addition
to
macaroni,
and
spaghetti.
Males
delicious
and
nourishing
sandwiches;
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thinly;
delightful
on
hot
buttered
toast.
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In
order
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this
coming
holiday
may
be
the
finest
ever
for
you,
we
have
had
gifts
arriving
for
our
Christmas
Gift
Counters
.
.
.
that
have
Just
been
transformed
into
a
vast
sparkling
Holiday
Gift
shop.
Lavish
gifts,
lovely
gifts,
gifts
that
are
in
such
glorious
array
that
you
will
want
to
begin
shopping
at
once.
If
you
are
smart
you
will
shop
now
in
November
when
the
cream
of
the
gift
selection
is
so
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ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT
I
met
our
first
Australian
air
man
n
these
parts
yesterday
In
the
person
of
Leading
Alrcrafts
man
Robin
Creswell.
I
made
the
mistake
of
Introducing
him
as
from
New
Zealand..
Why
that's
almost
as
bad
as
telling
someone
a
Toronto
boy
is
from
Prince
Rupert,
Isn't
It-?
Robin
says
he
Is
from
the
fruit
bolt
In
Australia
where
oranges.
grapes
and
apricots
grow
in
abundance.
I
imagine
there
Is
one
chap
whoU
be
glad
to
get
back
home
after
this
war.
Last
Thursday
night
Norma
Smith
.one
of
our
Y.W.C.A.
Junior
hostesses,
lost
a
lightweight
yellow
sweater
at
the
Highway
dance.
Carl
clay
has
asked
me
to
menUon
It
in
case
anyone
took
it
by
mistake.
It
was
hang-
ling
up
tucked
inside
her
coat
ana
wnen
me
joss
was
awcuvrr-ed
it
could
not
be
fourtd
Tickets
for
the
regular
Wednesday
evening
"V"
dance
are
now
being
given
out.
Just
before
the
dance
on
Wednesday
evening.
This
system
is
working
out
very
weU
1n
spit
of
the
fact
that
a
few
disgruntled
ones
protest
when
they
are
on
duty
and
can't
get
down
in
time.
The
Y.W.C.A.
Service
Wyes'
Club
will
meet
on
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
Y.M.C.A.
Red
Tri
angle
Club
In
the
ladies'
lounge.
All
the
service
wives
in
-the
area
are
most
welcome
to
attend
and
we
hope
to
see
a
good
big
group
out
tomorrow
and
the
Jollowing
Thursdays.
Ollie
Goldsmith
is
our
latest
Y.M-C.A.
supervisor
to
come
to
1
Rupert
from
Victoria.
Ollie
Is
quite
an
athlete,
bavJng..been
a
member
of
the
champion
basketball
team
last
year,
the
'Pat
Bay
Fliers."
Ollie
is
to
be
stationed
at
Allford
and
work
from
there
to
various
Island
stations.
I
hear
that
there
is
going
to
be
a
ventriloquist
at
the
All
Services
children's
pary
at
the
Navy
Drill
Hall
on
December
20.
I
understand
that
Throckmorton
the
Dummy
is
being
fitted
for
a
brand
new
battle
dress
for
the
occasion
by
Pte.
Hawkins.
LONDON
Oi
A
great
na
tional
recruiting
drive
for
the
Air
Training
Corps
has
been
opened
with
the
object
of
gaining
1,000
bomber
crews
for
the
R.A.F.
Discussions
of
post-war
problems
are
held
regularly
by
members
of
the
Canadian
Women'
Army
Corps.
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by
MlnUUr
of
Land
it
Victoria,
pc.
not
laUjr
tln
11
o'clock
In
th
fcr-mn
on
Ui
7t,h
day
of
Doctuotr.
Il43,
for
th.
purohaj
of
IJnc
X13030.
to
cut
8.831,000
ft
of
Spruce,
CVdar
and
HnlIck
on
iMi
arm
ccmprUln
part
Srotloi
13,
14,
23
and
24,
Townrtilu
2.
Queen
Charlotte
Iilanda
Una
Dl
tnot
Three
(i)
w,n
be
.
for
rwnoval
of
timW
J"urthr
parUoulara
of
the
Chief
ftarewfer
VlotorU.
B.C
or
Dlatrlot
Prluc
Rupert
ha
There
doesnt
seem
to
be
much
rhyme
of
reAson
for
the
spoofing
unless
the
spoolers
want
to
be
able
to
say
they
once
played
for
a
big-league
outfit.
Chailton
printed
an
apology
in
its
program
the
following
week
and
reported
the
circum-
recoYl
8-0drubbing
from
Erk
land
In
an
.International
soccer
match
at
Manchester,
aren'taxe-
lying
on
football
as
a
eareer.
Tommy
Walker,
Heart's
JnHdc
forward
will
enter
the
church
and
Adam
Little.
Glasgow
Ranger's
right
hjtHback.
is
studying
medical
Jurisprudence.
Walkei's
divinity
studies
have
been
interrupted
by
the
war.
He
probably
will
resume
studies
after
demobilization
by
the
army.
mm
PURE
WHITE
iTiTTMhl
THE
DAILT
NEWS
WEDNESDAY
Feaure
Sea
bpOYt
c
that
m
Chest
in
Navy
LONDON,
Nov.
17
O
Probably
this
never
would
happen
In
top-notch
professional
hockey
or
baseball
circuits,
so
it
seems
worth
mentioning
thar
at
least
fhrce
times
this
season
professional
soccer
clubs
in
Britain
have
been
hoodwinked
by
performers
claiming,
to
be
well-known
players,
The
latest
club
to
be
duped
into
playing
a
'dud"
to
fill
a
late
gap
was
Charlton
Athletic
of
the
English
league
South.
Under
wartime
;ules
which
allow
teams
to
use
guest
players.
Charlton
fielded
a
fellow
who
claimed
to
be
Joe
Rogers,
a
well-known
Norwk-i
League
Drive
Harkliur
back
to
the
romantic
days
of
the
sixteenth
century
freebooters
to
remind
present
day
Canadians
of
the
hardships
suffered
by
modern
seamen
at
the
hands
of
undersea
pirates
i.v
a
sea
chest
beting
featured
throughout
the
"jrovl;we
In
the
Navy
League
membership
drive
which
Is
under
way
this
wek.
Authenticity
of
design
and
fine
workmanship
are
said
to
be
apparent
In
the
chet
which
is
to
be
drawn
for
among
the
membership
at
a
date
not
yet
footballer.
His
antics
revealed
announced.
An
exact
repllea
of
him
as
a
rank
amateur
and
a
!
a
sixteenth
century
pirate
crowd
of
',0,000
barracked
him
i
chMt-
bullt
on
delgn
of
throughout
the
game.
But
h
one
ln
lne
amwi
museum,
it
U
had
collected
his
match
fee
of
"
Red
wtth
authentic
para
t9
before
the
start
of
the
game
phernalla
of
piracy,
the
only
difference
being
that,
instead
of
gold
bullion,
it
contains
specie
in
the
form
of
Victory
Bonds.
Its
value
is
said
to
be
not
less
than
$15,000.
The
idea
U
said
to
have
orlg
-lnated
among
the
workmen
of
Burrard
d7
dock
In
Vancouver.
stances
to
the
league,
which
iwho
built
the
chest.
It
U
built
took
a
sympathetic
view
The
of
hand
hewn
oak
wood,
with
League
added
that,
unfortunat-
'decorative
wrought
iron
bmd-ely,
clubs
are
open
to
such
type
ings
and
is
of
proportions
stm-
of
deception
in
wartime
whan
Uar
to
the
original.
they
often
are
forced
throiwh
At
some
time
during
the
ram-
iack
of
players
to
sign
a
man
palgn.
the
chest
will
be
on
dial
the
last
moment
without
play
at
place
where
the
cam-proper
check
pf
hla
credentials,
palgn
is
active
and
H
Is
expe.'
ed
that
it
will
be
brought
t
At
least
two
players
on
the
Prince
RuDert.
Scottish
team
which
suffered
a
J
The
need
for
a
strong
and
ac
live
membership
in
the
Navy
League
on
this
coast
U
very
The
professional
Football
As
relation
will
meet
represena
lvc
of
reUgloiu
bodies
in
ar.
investlgatiop
inU
possibilities
f
Sunday,
soccer
in
Britain
Di
closing
this.
A.
Brock
Hnv
chairman
of
the
F.
A.,
told
u
jhurch
meeting
at
Huddersfie.d
ihat
"metnbtits
of
the
F.
A
would
loathe
the
idea
of
a
con
.Inentai
Sunday
In
our
land
I
they
strongly
object
to
Sunday
'
tooLball
"
He
said
that
some
football
not
controlled
by
the
F
A.
was
beingf-
played
ui
;
Southern
England,
leagues
and
aud'
d
that
the
question
to
b
iJi-idered
was.
'Is
it
bette:
far
F.
A.
to
control
Sunday
.joioail
rather
than
let
it
be
.
controlled
by
an
outside
body
whose
ideas
might
be
to
en
-
mrage
and
extend
It?"
great,
in
the
light
of
Its
east
coast
respoiutbllltiej.
There
were
aid
to
be
times
during
the
height
of
the
U-boat
campaign
ln
the
Atlantic
that
rescued
seamen
were
forred
to
sleep
in
chairs
and
corridors
In
Halifax
buildings.
Their
numbers
made
the
best
efforts
of
the
author-Hie
-and
the
Navy
Luague
inadequate.
With
better
opportunity
to
prepare
for
the
possibility
of
similar
eventualities
in
an
all
out
war
against
Japan,
the
Navy
League
in
British
Columbia
u
putting
Itself
in
a
strong
post
tlon
to
be
of
service.
To
do
Unit
is
pressing
for
an
inrrea.se
In
members
and
fund.
'
A
sturdy
child
of
the
Navy
League
Is
the
local
corps
of
Sea
CadeU.
boy
who
some
day
muv
be
the
men
who
man
Canada
i
boats,
sons
of
local
homes
wh
lack
only
the
qualification
of
age
to
be
seamen.
The
welfur-of
naval
personnel
ts
also
a
profound
concern
of
the
Nar'
League.
Democratic
ln
structure
eu
member
of
the
Navy
Leaiue
h
a
voice
ln
deciding
how
i'j
funds
will
be
employed.
As
well
as
the
sea
che
which
is
first
prize
In
ih,
drr.
ing.
Uiere
arc
$4,000
im.
:
latlon
prizes,
ranging
from
$13
up
to
$500.
With
Minora
Blades!
for
ttol
iSavirg
comfott.
yow
can)
bot
Minora
at
i'l
pric.
Il'l
IS
tfuattf
bhdt
k.
lit
fold.
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faithful
Servants
Defrost
your
refrigerator
frequently.
Oil
refrigerators,
mixers
and
vacuums
regularly."L
Clean
appliances
immediate
ly
alter
use.
i
Empty
dust
tag
every
timo
you
use
your
cleaner.
When
repairs
are
needed,
call
a
reliable
servico
man
at
once.
TREAT
THEM
KINDLY
and
they
wilt
give
man
more
years
of
Satisfactory
Service!
Follow
the
simple
rules
of
kindness
when
using
your
electrical
appliances.
You
depend
on
them
as
you
depend
on
all
faithful
servants
servants
who
will
serve
you
loyally
and
long
if
they
are
treated
welL
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