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LURE
DIES
Esteemed
Pioneer
Woman
of
Terrace
Succumbs
to
Heart
Attaclc
Numerous
friends
In
Prince
Rupert
and
throughout
the
central
Interior
will
learn
with
deep
regret
of
the
sudden
death
U
&
I
CAFE
Will
open
on
Sunday,
Nov.
f
1,
under
the
old
manage-
ment.
I
CHRISTINA
VIETOH
For
NOTICE
',"1."
-
Everyone
in
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Who
has
Boarders,
Lodgers,
or
Paying
Guests
or
Who
lets
rooms
or
suites
with
light
housekeeping
privileges
MUST
REPORT
ON
THIS
ACCOMMODATION
BY
NOVEMBER
29th,
1913
In
compliance
with
the
recent
Order
of
the
Rentals
Administrator,
everyone
who
has
boarders,
lodgers
or
paying
guests
in
his
home,
or
who
has
let
rooms
or
suites
with
light
housekeeping
or
housekeeping
privileges
within
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
shall,
not
later
than
November
29th,
1943,
complete
and
file,
in
duplicate,
at
the
Registration
Office
'established
for
this
purpose
at
313
3rd
Avenue
West,
at
Prince
Rupert,
the
forms
which
have
been
provided
by
the
Board
as
follows:
FORM
R.C.
34W
Use
this
form
to
report
furnished
rented
rooms
for
which
you
provide
bedding
and
-
linen
(and
the
laundering
thereof)
for
each
occupant.
FORM
R.C.
35W
Use
this
form
to
report
rooms,
or
suites
of
rooms,
let
with
housekeeping
or
light
house-
keeping
privileges.
IMPORTANT
The
Information
required
must
be
entered
on
the
proper
form,
copies
of
which
are
available
at
313
3rd
Avenue
West,
Prince
Rupert,
OR
The
Wartime
Prices
and
Trade
Board,
2nd
Floor,
Besner
Building,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
PENALTIES
ARE
PROVIDED
FOR
FAILURE
TO
COMPLY
WITH
THIS
REQUIREMENT.
THE
WARTIME
PRICES
AND
TRADE
B
OARD
at
9
o'clock
last
night
at
her
home
In
Terrace
of
-Mrs.
ClAra
Little,
wife
of
George
Little,
well
known
pioneer
timber
operator
and
founder
of
the
town
of
Terrace.
Death
was
due
to
a
heart
ailment.
Mrs.
Little
came
to
Terrace
as
a
bride
in
1912.
She
was
born
in
Spokane
56
years
ago.
Besides
her
husband,
Mrs
Little
leaves
two
sons
Dudley.
partner
In
the
Little,
Haugland
and
Kerr
sawmill,
and
Gordon,
in
charge
of
a
sawmill
at
Kwin-itsa
and
three
daughters
Dorothy
and
Clara,
twins,
at
present
In
Vancouver,
and
Edith,
who
,1s
In
training
at
Vancouver.
The
funeral
will
take
place
av
lerrace
ruesaay
aiternoon.
The
Answer
to
the
Coal
Shortage
!
WOOD
FUEL
t
-
Arrange
to
see
your
Dealer
today,
j
Deliveries
may
be
delayed
by
snow,
po
order
early.
Wood
must
be
paid
for
before
Delivery.
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Thrifty
Housewives
WE
FEATURE
A
full
line
of
Swift's
Premium
Meats
at
all
times.
A
complete
and
fresh
stock
of
Fruit
and
Vegetables.
You
can
get
everything
you
want
at
this
Community
Shopping
CentrePrices
Right.
.SEVENTH
AVE.
MARKET
C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
East-Daily
except
Sunday
...
for
Terrace
and
Pacific-
aaaBgLLgg
8
p.m
Dally
except
Sunday...
4
pm
!
From
the
East
Dally
except
Mon.
10:45
pjn,
From
Terrace,
and
Pacific-
body.
In
the
afternoon
Uie
tearoom
was
well
patronized,
also
faneywork,
novelty,
home
cooking
and
raffle
stalls.
In
the
evening,
country
store
and
bingo,
operated
by
the
men
it
the
Legion,
drew
the
crowd
and
hot
dogs
and
pop
were
a
great
attraction.
Dancing
was
indulged
In
to
music
provided
by
members
of
the
Ontario
Regiment
until
midnight.
Those
responsible
for
the
enjoyable
affair
were:
General
direction,
Mrs.
V
Barber,
president.
Convener,
Mrs.
F.
Ellison,
assisted
in
tea
room
by
Mrs.
Dan
Parent,
Mrs.
win.
Rothwell,
Mrs.
C.
Michaloff.
Mrs.
H.
Smith
Jr
Mrs.
Calder.
Mrs.
Overend.
Pouring
Mrs.
Bremner
and
Mrs.
Nesbitt.
Cashier.
Mrs.
E.
Dickens.
Raffles-Mrs.
Hugh
KUtln
and
Mrs.
R.
Murray.
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
S.
V
Cox
and
Mrs.
H.
Smith
sr.
Novelties
Mrs.
Oarlick
and
Mrs.
McGrelsh,
Fancywork
M:s.
Hanley
and
Mrs.
Connery.
Country
store
Geo.
Dawes.
Jas.
Lawrie.
Wm.
Rothwell.
Bingo
Bill
Cook,
Mrs.
C.
Michaloff.
Mrs.
L.
Wide.
Mrs.
E
Dickens
and
Mrs.
F.
Barber
Pop.
Mrs.
Wm.
Rothwell.
Hot
dogs
Mrs.
F.
Hunter
and
Mrs.
A.
Wilson.
.
Grand
prize
raffle
winners
wee:
-
$20.
won
by
Eric
A.
Lee.
Hyakl
R.T.S..
No389.
$15.
won
"by
Mrs.
F.
Ellison.
No.
1611:
$10,
'wort
by
May
Pihere.
Pig-rott
Plaee.To.
644.
-
$5,
won
by
L.
A.
VaHen.
Na
686.
Coffee
table,
donated
by
Gordon
It
Anderson,
won
by
Mrs
Paulaon.
No.
1.
.
Chicken,
donated
by
Bulkier
Market,
won
by
Mrs.
Cliff
W1M
son.
No.
3.
Box
apples,
donated
by
Sid
Thomson,
won
by
Carol
Dickens.
No.
20.
Plaque,
donated
by
McRne
Bros.,
won
by
A.
M.
Da
vim,
No
05.
,
Daily
except
Sun.
11:30
ajn.
'pleafe
phone
Black
932.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
LEGION
WOMEN'S
CENTENNIAL
ANNUAL
BAZAAR
OF
CHURCH
Event
on
Friday
Was,
As
Usual
Complete
Success
On
Friday
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Lesion
held
its
annual
fall
bazaar
at
the
Oddfellow
Hall
with
the
Capacity
Congregations
at
St.
Paul's
Lutherau
Yesterday.
The
centennial
services
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
was
usual
success
which
attends
all
climaxed
last
evening
when
a
the
efforts
of
this
enpropH
I
caoacitv
audience
turned
out
for
the
third
full
service
of
the
day
to
witness
the
presentation
of
a
unique
program
in
story
and
song
of
the
history
of
the
church
during
one
hundred
years
on
this
continent.
It.
was
built
around
the
story
of
n
young
couple
coming
from
Norway
in
1843
and
becoming
mem
bers
of
the
first
Lutheran
Church
In
Muskeao.
Wisconsin.,
As
the
story
moved
along,
appropriate
musical
numbers
were
rendered
as
an
application
to
Uie
story,
i
The
two
narrators
were
Bishop
H-
L.
Foss
and
the
pastor
of
the
congregation.
Rev.
Magnus
B.
Anderson.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Behold
A
Host."
Haruld
C.
i
Normann.
Robert
L.
Nedrud,
violin
obligate.
-My
Faith
Looks
Up
To
Thee."
Junior
Choir,
Mrs.
Magnus
B.
Anderson,
director.
"God's
Word
Is
Our
Heritage."
Senior
Choir
In
unison.
Harald
C.
Normann.
director.
"Aften
Solen
Sin
tier,"
Mrs.
Anton
Dytohara.
"And
Now
We
Most
Bid
One
Another
Farewell."
Henry
Kane,
Robert
L.
Nedrud.
"O
Bless
This
House."
Harald
C.
Normann.
"Bleesed
Jesus
At
Thy
Word."
Senior
Choir
In
unison.
"Hallelujah
To
The
Lord."
t
Senior
Choir.
"Built
On
the
Rock."
Senior
Choir.
Henry
Kane",
baritone
solo.
"God
Bless
Our
Nfctlve
Land,'
Junior
Choir.
Congregation
singing
Epilogue
Earlier
In-Day
The
services
ot
the
day
were
'appropriately
begun
with
Holy
Communion
at
10
o'clock
when
the
Bishop
gave
the
confessional
addres.
At
11
am.
the
morn
lng
worship
service
was
held
at
which
time
Bishop
Foss
di
vided
hfa
message
mto
three
points:
"Heritage
From
the
Word
of
God
and
handed
down
to
us
and
we
are"
not
satisfied
wtth
anything
but
the
pure
teaching
of
the
Word
unadulterated!
"The
Need
Do
we
,
see
the
need
of
human
souls;
do
we
aT
TImo
out
for
a
smoko.
Canada's
fighting
sons
in
uniform
carry
on
through
arctic
cold,
desert
heat
or
drenching
raiu.
And,
under
all
conditions,
they
treaiure
their
Sweet
Caps
for
blessed
moments
of
relaxation.
Because
Sweet
Caps
have
proved
such
unfailingly
good
companions,
they
are
the
most
popu
lar
cigarettes
with
Canadians
over
here,
over
there,
everywhere!
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
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puot
lata
la
Uck
Mux
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Swaat
Cap.
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at
MBMaia.
see
that
without'
ChrUt
the
world
U
lost?
The
ehurth
would
transform
the
world
If
we
saw
Great!
the
nfed.
"Courage
Do
we
have
the
con
rate
to
venture
forth
with
Jesus
Chrlstt
At
12:30
the
Sunday
School
alto
had
a
special
centennial
service
at
which
time
the
Bishop
spoke
to
the
children
and
the
Junior
Choir
under
the
direc
tion
of
Mrs
Magnus
Anderson
sang
two
numbers.
In
the
afternoon
service
in
the
Norwegian
language
was
held.
MRS.
MARIETTE
BLRKOWS
d
4
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Yu
have
wondered
what
life
in
the
Air
Force
is
like?
What
is
the
accommodation?
What
about
the
meals?
Is
all
the
clothing
supplied?
Do
the
girls
like
it?
Where
are
they
stationed?
What
do
they
do?
What
chance
is
there
of
promotion?
This
little
book
answers
all
jour
questions.
It
contains
dozens
of
real
life
photographs
showing
women
in
'
their
actual
activities
in
the
K.CA.F.
It
is
free
and
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obligation.
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