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MAY
5,
1943
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
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MILK
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Zarclli,
Prop.
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37
P.O.
Box
514
FKASRR
STREET
PKINCE
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BACK
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SEAL
both
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Fancy
Itcd
Sockeye
and
Permit.
Herring
In
Tomato
Sane
0I
active
service
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on
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REDDY
SAYS:
Ixi't
M
fifcht!
Victory
Dond
(n
the
home
from
mean
V'Kiory
Hombs
over
Berlin!
LET
S
ALL
ix
tiii:
sitki:mk
oi
kt
or
iikitimi
coi.r.MuiA
ix
riiouxTi:
In
(hr
Mailer
'
Hie
"AdniliiMrntlim
Atl-
and
In
Ihe
Mailer
of
Hie
Ktale
of
Albert
Menard,
otherwise
Known
iih
Albert
FIGHT!
BUY
BONDS
fyry
BACK
THE
ICTORY
A
TTACK
THE
EXPERTS
SAY
Ijilunile,
Iireeaseil,
liitentaU
m
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor.
W
E.
Fliher.
made
on
the
30th
QHERISH
CANDLEPQWER
l&SZ&L
TXZS
rffi
table
and
lor
lamR
m
can-
Menard.
aheris
known
a
Aibm
La-
ad,1:n
homes
must
be
cared
for
iinde.
deceased,
and
an
parties
bavin?
these
days
and
made
to.
work
for
claims
against
the
Bald
estate
are
here-
by
required
to
furnish
name,
properly
victory
vlclQry.
The
Jne
Prices
trices.
Rmrrl
Board
has
nas
riir-
cur-
verificd,
to
me
i
or
beXore
the
1st
day
tailed,
lamp
production
by
almost
n
jun?.
axi.
lstu.
ana
an
parties
in-
debted
to
the
estate
are
tequlmt
to
pay
the
amount
of
ithelr
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
aX
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
thlA
Ut
day
f
May
AX.
1943
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
5Q
per
cent,
arid
on
the
Dominlpn's
tptal
production
of
650,000
table
lamps
there
will
be
a
saving
of
1,000
tons
of
zinc
alloy
and
cast
iron.
Brass
saved
in
the
manufac
ix
nit.
sitkkmk
rurin
ok
iikitisii
,,;
nrA
niin,
nn,
duced
into
any
meal
of
the
day.
t
GO
TO
THE
SUBURBS
Hous
ing
registries
operated,
by
the
Prices
Hoard's
rnnxumpr
hrnnrh
In
iii
Hie
Mailer
of
the
-Administration
munlcatlons
between
battle
points
'
dier's
wife,"
said
Mrs.
Harvey
Ag
Af
anil,
III
the
Mailer
of
tlir
Kstale
of
l.ouls
Klner
Joh.iiisrn,
othernise
known
as
Indebted
to
taie
esunne
axe
pay
the
amount
of
Uielr
tndebtednces
o
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
tnyi
27th
day
of
April.
A.
D.
1943
O.
U.
MALiM
4
Official
AdmlnUrator
Ml
r
iKRVlCr-S
to
Vancouver,
Vlctprla
a.nfl
Way-points,
Sewar
and
North.
(Jueen
Charlotte
Islands.
full
Informatiop,
Ticket
anil
iteservations
FKANK
J.
SKINSEU
Prince
Itupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
I''one
568
Montreal.
lx)uls
Joliansen,
IlMeused
Intestate
i
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
'
Hon,or.
W.
E.
Flther.
mode
on
the
30th
day
U
April
A.D.
1943,
I
was
appointed
PROTEINS
Reports
of
the
Adminimreior
oi
-vne
ssia,ie
oi
ujuh
t
league
.,
01
of
IMaiipns,
Mntlnns-
Rritkh
tiqusn.
Medical
Meaicai
Etner
JoOwnsen.
othem1e
known
as
i
-
uu
johmsen.
deceised.
and
oil
par-
Association
and
British
ministry
of
t
t.a
Hovfnr
1ntona
nanlruit.
thf
fiAld
P-
i
-1
.
nMnt.nfUA
V.a
tat
are
hereby
required
to
lurnlsh
sarns,
,
,
,
,
,.
.
..
..
.
'
l
j
.
v,,
need
for
lncludlnir
in
the
diet
everv;
.
day
or
June.
AP-
1843,
and
mi
par-
day
milk,
fruit,
vegetables,
cereals
Erown
rhubarb,
the
Prices
Boards
ic
Indetittd
to
.the
estaie
are
required
.
.
.
.
,.
t
ration
administration
has
declared
ata
oreaa'
as
weu
as
meal
or
f-
the
amount
of
their
.indebtedness
,
I,lsn;
pay
riividpnd"
of
Dound
a
sugar
dividend
oi
one
pne
pouna
n,e
fcrthTith,
Three
or
four
eggs
are
required
dated
at
Prince
Rupwt.
B.C.
thte
1st
,
every
weeki
At
ieast
half
a
pint
PeV
person.
Blue
coupon
No.
;
iv
or
Mar
a.u.
'
NORMAN
A.
WATT
OCTlcl-al
AdmlnlBtrator
Prince
Rupert,
B
C,
IX
THE
SITHKMK
COI
RT
OK
llltlTISH
riii
i
MiiiA
in
Htomn:
In
Hie
Mailer
of
Hie
"Ailmlnlstratlon
Ait"
and
In
(lie
Mailer
of
Hie
Kstale
of
Joliq
Klee,
lleeensed
Intestate
TAKE
.NOTICE
thoit
by
Order
of
His
H:.nor.
W.
E.
Fisher
made
on
tne
na
.
ids
tl
y
of
April
A.
D.
1943,
I
wo
i
nniminufn
tries
for
the
Consumer
Branch,
"would
far
rather
be
two
miles
from
her
husband's
station
than
2,000.
So
don't
put
off
another
day
before
listing
tha
snare
room."
RHUBARB,
DIVISION
Tp
en
courage
the
use
of
Canadian-
of
milk
is
needed
bv
adults,
and
,
'spare
"U
'i
in
ration
dook
p.
i
ration
book.
partment
says,
should
be
Included
as
well
as
cooked
to
j0TS
0F
MUScLES
Adminisu-aior
of
the
Estate
on
jonn
serve
with
meat
and
usn
courses
Klee.
uecearea,
cuw
"
olalrna
against
the
eftld
estmte
are
hereby
required
to
nirnteh
sne,
properly
rifled,
to
me
on
or
obout
the
27th
da.y
of
May,
A,
D.
1943,
and
all
parties
Fruits
or
fruit
Juices
can
be,
Intro-
body.
There
are
639
muscles
in
GARB
OF
London,
Wrers.
Compare
Battle
Dress.
Present
Day
Leader
With
Thwe
of
Other
Days
5
pi
The
Canadian
Army's,
senior
cf
ricer
g
seem
to
be
more
orthodox
in
ihelr
choice
of
field
appaiel
than
the
British
and
United
States
commanders,
who
have
been
In
tlie
news
In
Tunisia,
However,
a
general
apparently
Is
his
own
judge
of
what
is
practical
and
comfortable
ajlire.
There
have
been
stories
about
Gen.
Alexander's
Russian
cap
and
Russian
field
boots,
and
Gen.
Montgomery's
sweater
and
tennis
shoes.
Though
the
Eighth
Army
commander
U
mpst.
frequently
photographed
in
a
tankman's
beret
with,
broad
upturned
brim.
And
Gen.
Alexander
Is
reported
now
to
have
taken
a
fancy
io
the
Cyprlot
,pea
-ant's
leather
boots.
Ferdinand
Tuohy,
writing
.In
the
Dally
Mall
on
the
dress
of
war
leaders,
says
no
war
In
history
has
prcduced
such
a
plain-garbed
trip
as
Stalin,
Chiang
Kai-Shek
and
Churchill,
despite
the
British
Prime
I
Minister's
taste
for
unusual
head.
I
gear.
Tellir.g
how
Wolfe
at
Quebec
were
Indian
moccasins
and
Garl
baldl
in
Italy
a
red
shirt,
Tuohy
points
tq
Stalin's
simple,
grey
unl
form
and
Chiang's
unlfoixn,
slml-l""lv
unfriH?d,-
Churchill,
on
his
v'sl's
to
the
battle-front
and
o
n
mo!
of
his
wartime
travels,
tucks
himself
In
his
new
woollen
siren
suit.
Describing
tha
"battle-dress"
of
the
United
Nations
Army
com-vtatiders
in
Tunisia,
Tuohy
tells
of
Alexander's
leather
jacket
with
shs'rjskln
collar,
Montgomery's
tle-:
khi!:l
sii.t
and
the
brace
of
icarl
-
handle.d
pistols
from
the
wa'st
of
Gen.
Patton,
Unl
ted
States
field
commander
In
Tunisia.
Canadian's
Dress
When
1"n.
McN.au,ghton
goes
tq
many
parts
p(
Canada
are
urging
"'V
"if,
mv
be
-obly
will
wear
nothing
newcomers,
t
their
aTeaS
to
move
iu
ttcaiuj
vuuicii
iu
iciirv:
vile
overcrowding
In
the
mid-town
sec
tions.
The
registries
also
urge
own-
ture
of
floor
lamp
sockets
will
bejers
of
suburban
properties
and
enough
to
make
2,
G00
bomber
tiansmitters,
and
the
saving
in
houses
or
cottages
In
the
environs
of
congested
centres
list
their
vacant
accommodation.
"A
sol-
twice
as
far
apart
as
Ottawa
and
new,
supervisor
of
housing
regls-
command?
his
forces
on
exercises
pr
Ylslts
(heir
training
areas.
'
On
(ormai
occasions,
the
Canadian
arm.y
cqmmander
marches,
about
in
h'-?h-laced
boots.
He
wears
a,
Brltl?h
warm
over
his
services
an.d
red-banded
army
cap
of
his
senior
rank.
When
he's
In
the
field.,
a
modest
khaki
raincoat
covers,
his
battle-dress
and
he
wear
qrcjlnary
army
bopts
wlth
the
khaki
anklets
commpn
amon.g
all
the
troops.
senior
officer's
wedae
cap,
blue
a,iid
red
wltb
?pld
piping
gives
the
garb
Its
only
color.
It.
Gen.
H.
D.
G.
Crerar,
one
of
the
Canadian
Corps
commander,
duilng
the
recent
big
exercise
ir
which
Canadian
forces
took
part
wa.s
often
seen
In
a
shor
.sheerjsklr
lined,
leather
coat
resembling
Gen.
Alexander's.
The
corps
command
more
than
one
pint
Is
a
minimum
W
be
used
to
purchasp
an
ex-
wore
peak
cap
and
knee-high
flelf
for
children
The
daily
require-
Ui
pouna
oi
sugur
iur
iuc
wiu
ooois.
ui.
uen.
a.
w.
oiuisuuu
up-ment
of
one
serving
of
whole
grain
rhubarb,
until
May
31.
Alter
June
peared
In
beret,
short
black
leath?
i
citrrop
inr
pnn
nmir
rm
n
irn
Mini
nrnr
nnn
t
pppp.
i
i
npn
i
ivini'
uiiin.'t.
nl
rA
fr.,,
tr
c
v
it
CPS
11
li
SUKUf
1UI
cailiuug
lliuuaiu
aiiu
bread
can
be
met
by
using
bread
other
fruits
will
he
,ln
puddings
arid
as
"extenders"
In
Impsit.
ln.ives.
Vecptables.
the
de
available
tq
those
who
have
applied
for
It
on
the
special
form
provided
fn
the
Among
the
divisional
command
ers
Maj.-Gen.
H.
L.
N.
Salmon
anj"
Ma.-Gen.
R.
F.
L.
Keller
are
de-
jvotees
of
steel
helmet
with
camou-i
fla?e
net
for
field
use.
Both
wea'
battle-dress
and
so
do
MaJ-Gen.
F
the
F.
Wbrthington
and
Maj.-Gen.
J
III,.
Roberts.
However
while
Gfi1
CANADIAN
STUDY
A
lit
3IAP
ON
TUNISIAN
llATTLEflROUND
Here
a
Canadian
air
crew
on
the
Tunisian
battle
front
studies
a
map
before
going
off
on
a
sween
from
a
forward
aerodrome.
Left
to
right,
Sergt.
8.
Oliver
pf
Wallaceburg,
Ont.;
Pilot
Of
ficer
J.
Tindale,
Toronto,.
Ont.;
Sergt.
Olcncoe,
Ont.
L.
Wallace,
Aglncourt,
Ont.;
and
Sergt.
W.
Lethbridge
of
Bonds
"No
bonds,
no
bonds,
we
wont
bonds
buy,"
Some
ladf
holler
to
the
sky.
'Hve
can't
get
beer
we
can't
get
Jam-
j
"Don't
ta,lk
to,
me,
you
can
scram.
SOXlEWHEREINEliGLAND.MayJ..
afford
,w
'Ypu
can
Just
look
at
my
pay."
My
'I
wonder
how
they'd
feel
In
Hit
ler's
way."
A
poo?
excuse
they
have
to
give.
It's
leave
it
to
George,
let
me
Uve.
They
holler
how
things
are
done.
For
them
to
sacrifice
they
will
have
none.
All
they
do.
Is
sit
down
and
wail.
veirt
rve
to
take
he
sometimes
dons
an
Aussie
hat:
things
by
the
tall.
When
it's
all
over
and
the(
war
Is
won.
They'll
take
credit
for
what
others
have
done.
HUGH
S.
CARNIE.
County
Court
List
Is
Light
Only
One
Case
Comes
up
at
Regular
Monthly
Sitting
Before
Judge
Fisher
Monday
Business
in
County
Court
before
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
is
exceptionally
light
these
days,
only
one
case
coming
before
His
Honor
Monday
when
court
was
in
monthly
session
for
the
settlne
of
cases.
This
dangling
;was
an
actlon
0j
F
Si
Butier
vs.
Richard
H.
Simonsen
in
which,
the
claim
of
plaintiff
Is
for
$97.50
In
lodging
and
light.
The
case
was
left
for
date
of
hearing
to
be
set.
W.
O.
Fulton
Is
acting
for
plain
tiff
and
T.
W.
Brown
for
Robi.
s
favors
wedge
cap,
Geri.
Worth:ngton
wears
the
black
beret
of
his
armored
division.
MaJ.-Gsn.
C.
R.
S,
Stein
wears
black
beret
and
the
tankman's
black
overalls.
Regimental
Activities
Officers
Committee
is
Formed-Or-ganization
of
Band
Being
Taken
Up
Lining
up
Sports
A
regimental
officers'
committee
conslstlne
of
Lieut.
W.
R.
McAfee.
they
do
say.
i
chairman,
Lieut.
D.
G.
Borland,
look
at
them
and
to
myself
do
i
Lieut.
T.
W.
Brown
and
Lieut.
C.
J.
Toombs
was
formed
last
week
In
connection
with
the
Prince
Rupert
Machine
Gun
Regiment.
One
of
the
first
matters
to
be
taken
up
by
the
committee
will
bo
the
possibility
of
organizing
a
regimental
band.
Organization
of
sports
In
connection
with
the
regiment
has
already
been
started
upon
by
Iieut.
W.
F.
Sheardown
and
Lieut.
W.
V.
Manspn.
A
team
has
been
entered
In
the
football
leagu?
and
forming
of
a
softball
team
Is
also
proposed.
SUN'S
ENGEKY
Four
million
tor-
of
the
tm
m
mxwtm
m
m
BmnDn
igaaKfiam
I
a
i
$
msi
sun's
Is
cpnyerted
Into
radiant
en-
A
burden
they
don't
want
to
carry
:mass
But
leave
It
to
others,
they
al-,
erBV
evefY
sec3nd-
ways
tarry.
-
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
i
ZAKELLl
1'ROf
"A
llome
Awa)
Hum
Home.
Hates
75c
up
M!
Hooms
Hot
Cold
WaVei
Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
rnone
281
P.O.
Box
IS
J.
L.
Curry
(Late
of
Yukon)
Chiropractor
Westholme
Rooms
Announcement
DUS.
LARGE
AND
GIBSON
wish
to
announce
that
they
will
occupy
their
new
offices
at
08
Third
Avenue
West,
above
Boston
Cafe
on
and
after
April
27.
No
change
in
telephone
number.
P
Little
pStli'
Enough
I
To
Do
g
n
Ormes
lid.
3?i
Pioneer
Dru.qgi3ts
HIE
KL'XALL
STOUE
PHONES
81
and
83
Open
Daily
from
9
a.m.
till
9
p.m.
Sundays
ami
Holidays
from
12
-
2
p.m.
and
7-9
p.m.
NOTICE
Due
to
existing
conditions
we
are
forced
to
announce
that
commencing
May
1st
we
shall
be
able
to
redeem
our
coupons
for
glassware
onlyi-
To
our
customers
having
coupons
oh
hand,
we
suggest
that
they
be
turned
In
before,
May
1st
as
we
have
several
valuable
premiums
In
stock.
Coupons
received
after
May
1st
will
be
honored
for
glassware
only-
.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Phones
18-10
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
P.O.
Box
575
m
1
m