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Friday,
November
2D.
1940
Hotel:
.
.
arrivals
Prince
Kupcrl
M.
D.
Green,
Ketchikan;
Joseph
Minis,
Ketchikan;
William
McNal!y,
New
Vork;
R.
Reagan.
Ketchikan;
Mrs.V.
Larson,
Wcl-don,
Sask;
Mrs.
II.
Baxter.
Terrace;
Mrs.
W.
Griffith,
Hazclton;
Mrs.
E.
Maxted,
Terrace;
W.
Mai
colin,
Dutcdalc;
G.
McGrcgror,
Butcdale;
William
O'Ncll,
Ket
COUSIN
INHERITS
FORTUNE
NEWCASTLE,
Ensiand
l
The
$72,000
foitunc
of
a
New
Zealand
bachelor
recluse,
Robert
Green,
Is
to
go
to
his
first
cousin,
Margaret
Kirkwood
of
Newcastle,
and
the
trustees
of
three
other
cousins
now
dead.
The
maid
of
honor
Is
usually
custodian
of
the
groom's
ring
in
r,
double
weddinc
ceremony.
chikan;
Bruce
Shanks,
Tclkwa;
Mrs.
Kindlcr.
Ketchikan;
Mrs.
II
Biunn,
Smllhcrs;
It.
HcJbson,
Vandcihoof.
Binoin
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GLOVES
THE
PEOPLES
STORE
WAY
Look
At
Your
Hands.
Everyone
Else
Does!
ic
Dress
iij)
those
hands
with
smart
gloves
the
Peoples
Store
way.
Choose
from
cloth,
chamois,
suedes,
hid
and
pigtex.
All
colors
and
styles
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
Cosmetic
Gifts'!
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LET
CHRISTMAS
PUT
YOU
"IN
THE
RED"
Nobody
wants
to
be
cxWiVagant
this
Christinas
,wllch
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why
wisc
dwppcra
arc
heading
for
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7mm,
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cau
ect
elHs
for
everyone
M
that
arc
practical,
wanted,
and
useful.
There
arc
all
the
festive
wrappings,
cards,
seals
and
tricks
that
make
your
pacages
look
so
wonderful,
loo,
all
right
here.
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Just
to.
look
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STORE
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YOUR
DIMES
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Didn't
She?
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SEE
VDU
TAKE
PRESENTATION
TO
SGT.
HALL
Departing
Cliirf
if
Police
Honored
Before
Leaving:
A
memento
of
the
friendships
he
formed
durins
his
seven
years
as
nrovincial
police
sergeant
in
l'rince
Rupert
was
presented
to
Sgt.
O.
L.
Hall,
who
sailed
Thursday
night
on
the
Princess
Louise
to
his
new
detachment
at
Powell
River
after
his
transfer
as
head
cf
the
city
detachment
here.
In
the
prisoners'
dock
of
the
city
police
court.
Sgt.
Hall
re
ceived,
instead
of
a
sentence,
a
warm
farewell
speech
from
Mayor
H.
M.
Daggett,
and
an
engraved
cigarette
case
on
behalf
of
other
members
of
the
force
Admitting
himself
"slightly
overwhelmed,"
Sgt.
Hall
expressed
regret
at
leaving
hL
friends
and
paid
tribute
to
the
co-opcra-
ticn
he
had
received
from
the
public
in
Prince
Rupert.
'I
will
have
many
hanpy
mem
ories
of
Prince
Rupert
and
I
know
that
where
I
am
going,
the
public
cannot
be
any
better
than
it
has
here."
he
said.
Present
at
the
bncf
ceremony
were
Inspector
II.-
II.
Manscll,
Police
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance,
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
rottcrton.
Mayor
Daggett,
City
Clerk
II.
D.
Thaln.
Detective
Corporal
A.
T.
Lash-mar,
and
several
other
members
of
the
provincial
force.
CORRECT
SPEECH
TAUGHT
ON
STAGE
Ottawa
Cliilclrrn'.s
Thralrc
Banishes
Shyness
in
Curing
Speech
Defects
O'lTAWA
it,
-Not
everv
little
boy
and
girl
wants
to
go
on
the
Stage,
but
Sometimes
.trl.lnr
leaches
children
sclfr.onririrnrp
icorrcct
deportment,
and
cures
J
speech
defects,
say
Jewel
Lo-
I
gctte,
organizer
of
Ottawa's
Chil
dren's
Theatre,
believed
the
second
of
its
kind
in
Canada.
Love
of
children
an,-
-
desire
to
see
this
new
generation
oe-come
speech-conscious
led
Mrs.
Logettc.
a
former
professional
actress
in
Iboth
Canada
and
Great
Britain,
to
open
the
first
Children's
Theatre
which
flourished-in
Montreal
for
several
years.
"Inculcate
correct
:iccch
at
the
beginning
and
It
stays
wltlf
a
person
right
through
life."
said
Mrs.
Logette.
Acting
Is
an
Ideal
methnr!
nf
eliminating
sclf.r
consciousness
especially
with
the
only
child
who
Is
shy
through
lack
of
hav
ing
youngsters
his
own
age
with
wncm
to
play.
Such
speech
defects
as
llsDinrr
and
stuttering
arc
the
result
of
lack
cf
confidence,
and
stage-training
is
an
ideal
cure.
Children
between
the
aees
nf
three
and
16
are
accepted
Into
the
theatre
but
are
grouped
according
to
their
ages'
and
nut
In
suitable
playlets.
Mrs.
Logette
hones
evontunilv
the
theatre
will
no
into
rent
nrn-
ductlon.
She
forc-ees
thi
rinv
when
a
group
of
her
children
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Dawson,
wife
or
Col.
J.
T.
Dawson,
of
Summit,
Mass..
Is
shown
explaining
the
technique
of
that
old
American
institution,
the
"Hot
Dog"
roast,
to
German
girls
who
were
her
guests
at
the
Dawson
home
In
tHe
Grohn
military
community
in
Bremen.
Germany.
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Dawson's
daughter,
Estener,
is
half-hidden
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German
children
into
their
homes
and
providing
them
with
recreation
and
entertainment
the
purpose
being
to
give
them
an
understanding
of
democracy
as
it
is
practiced
In
America.
will
nrodurc
children's
plays
FORGERIES
STUMP
ARTIST
over
the
radio.
I
LONDON
fl'-Mauricc
Utrillo.
Canadians
aren't
as
conscious
of
their
)cech
as
Americans,
said
the
speech
expert,
who
ojjiui
ouiiiuii;i
Miuiyuig
ill
.
1
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it,-
tt..iuj
ct.
f
i
.
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HID
UIIHVU
ouiiw.
ou
mueii
Ull-
portancc
has
been
thit
on
the
KJHHHS
voice
in
the
United
States
that
hospitals
are
conducting
special
courses
for
nurses.
Department
stores
have
their
clerks
taking
lessons.
Mrs.
Logettc
believes
the
most
noticeable
defects
in
the
Canadian
ppeaking
voice
arc
a
lack
of
range,
leading
to
monotony,
and
vowel
distortion.
"My
joints
hid
troubled
me
hr
years.
I
was
almost
an
imali,
never
Jell
lively
or
right.
I
got
relM
uben
I
began
taking
din
fills.
Out
box
made
me
Jtef
a
lot
better
ju
kept
on
and
rheumatic
pains
do
ft
bother
me
now.
Clin
I'ills
are
sine
good
medicine."
t.V.ll.,Toroiiii,
Ont.
That's
a
letter
typical
of
the
nuny
bcinK
constantly
received
from
satisfied
users
of
Gin
Pills
the
40
year
old
kidney
remedy
that
helps
rid
the
system
of
pain-causing
poisons.
Your
druftKist
sells
Gin
Pills
on
a
satisfjction-or-money-back
basis.
Insist
on
the
genuine.
Rtgulor
ill
40
Pills
fcenemy
enemy
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.
i
i
French
painter,
asked
by
the
police
if
pictures
bearing
his
name
were
forgeries,
said;
They
arc
so
good
I
can
hardly
KM
NAVY
SEES
"NAVY
SHOW"
Smart
Parade
i
Capitol
Theatre
Last
Nifiht
for
Opening
INight
if
"Mccl
The
Navy"
Personnel
of
theadmlnUtratlvc
and
training
staff
of
nowly
rc-commlssioncd
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
naval
reserve
division,
Captain
Cock
Corps,
Royal
Canadian
Sea
Cadets
and
wrencttes
paraded
smartly
last
evening
to
the
Cap!
tol
Theatre
to
see
the
opening
presentation
of
the
fine
picture
'Meet
the
Navy,"
British-produc
ed
screen
adaptation
cf
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
Show
of
the
.same
name.
The
picture
proved
completely
delightful
not
only
to
the
Navy
people
but
to
the
.general
audiences
and
the
hospitality
of
Manager
J.
H.
Black
was
appreciated.
During
the
intermission,
Lieut.
Eric
Jones,
flanked
by
smart
usherettes,
in
white
naval
uniforms,
spoke
briefly
In
connection
with
the
current
recruiting
drive
for
II.M.C.S.
Chatham.
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
rhone
31
P.O.
Box
5H
FRASEU
STREET
Prince
Rupert
To
Our
Customers:
Wf
WISH
TO
ANNOUNCK
that
we
have
sold
the
operating
asset
of
our
business
to
Bob
Parker
Limited,
which
firm,
as
of
December
1st,
will
conduct
the
business
along
the
same
lines
and
under
the
same
policies
that
we
have
.maintained
for
so
many
years.
All
invoices
and
statement
rendered
to
Nov.
30lh
are
due
and
payable
to
S.
E.
Parker
Limited,
and
all
bills
rendered
to
that
date
will
be
paid
by
us.
Wc
take
this
opportunity
to
Hank
our
many
good
friends
and
customers
for
their
loyal
support
and
patronage
since
wc
started
In
business
In
1910.
Wc
sincerely
hope
that
you
feel
as
wc
do,
that
a
lasting
bond
of
friendship
has
been
the
outcome
of
our
associations
with
you.
,
We
bcs)cak
your
continued
patronage
for
our
successors.
Bob
Parker,
manager
of
Bob
Parker
Limited,
ha-
been
actively
connected
with
us
for
the
past
twelve
years,
and
we
arc
sure
that
his.
firm
will
endeavour
to
give
you
the
best
of
automotive
service
and
will
continue
to
live
up
to
our
slogan
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service".
S.
E.
PARKER
LIMITED
FORD
Third
Avenue
AND
MONARCH
DEALER
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