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Saturday,
November
23,
1940
WAR
IS
THEME
OF
NEW
NOVEL
Ton
ONTO
9)
Ralph
Allen,
who
covered
Canadian
forces
In
action
in
Italy
and
on
the
Western
Front,
is
the
first
Canadian
war
correspondent
to
publish
a
novel
with
a
war
theme.
His
"Home-made
Banners"
(Longmans,
Oretni
conies
out
later
this
month.
It
is
a
story
of
what
the
war
meant
in
the-
lire
of
one
Canadian
private.
Allen
enlisted
as
a
gunner
-late
in
1941
and
after
going
evenieas
was
given
his
discharge
to
beccme
war
correspondent
for
the
Toronto
Globe
and
Mail.
Now
he
Is
an
editor
of
Maclean's
Magazine.
Ohcr
Canadian
war
correspondents
-who
published
war
books
non-fiction,
net
novels-include
Rcss
Munro,
Matthew
Halton,
Lionel
Shapiro
and
Peter
Stursbcrg.
Indian
airlines
ItOOil
KARACHI,
India
P
A
survey
by
the
civil
aviation,
directorate
of
the
Indian
government
shows
that
during
the
first
half
of
this
year
the
number
of
passengers
carried
on
the
air
services
trebled
as
compared
to
last
year
The
civil
air
services
were
restored
10
commercial
operation
on
Jan.
1.
1946,
and
within
six
months
the
mileage
of
air
routes
and
the
number
of
routes
in
operation
had
nearly
doubled.
The
number
of
passengers
carried
on
the
air
services-
during
the
first
half
of
this
year
was
37,633
as
ccmiparcd
to
24,090
in
the
whole
of
1945.
FOOD-PRODUCING
COUNTRY
'Argentina
ranks
with
Canada
as
one
of
the
two
mct
important
surplus
food
producing
areas
in
the
world.
Advertise
in
Tiic
Daily
News.
b
n
h
e
9
n
h
h
n
it
a
b
4
1
'
B
dALE
s
5
Luxurious
FUR-TRIMMED
Co
a
ts
$25.00
.
Sizes
12
Through
10
OKKHNAL
VALUES
TO
S(i."
AImi
Tlirrc
Only
Coals
Krdiiml
....
Ilishcr-Pricctl
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
We
do
not
need
to
led
you
That
the
fuel
situation
is
'by
no
means
easy
Please
keep
your
orders
well
ahead
so
that
we
may
be
able
to
keep
you
supplied.
Fuel
stocks
are
by
no
means
unlimited.
Philpott,
Evitt
&
CO.
LTD.
1'iiii
ami
Ituilding
Matcrlalj
Rhone
651
and
(152
FURNITURE
REPAIRING
Upholstering
-
Slip
Covers
Drapes
Car
and
Truck
Cushions
ICepaircd
and
Recovered
Out-of-town
orders
given
special
care.
LOVIN'S
CABINET
SHOP
riionc
(ircen
971
117
Second
Avenue
West"
Opposite
Civic
Centre
I
&W
fjfigp
XMAS
SHOIM'ERS
MAKE
A
"REE-LINE"
FOR
THE
VARIETY
STORE
itccau.se
they
couldn't
find
a
more
cxlcn'slvc,
more
varied
showing
of
gifts
if
they
visited
Santa's
own
workshop!
liecauso
not
only
will
you
find
gifts
for
everyone
that
arc
useful
as
well
as
welcome,
but
you'll
find
all
the
"trimmings",
too!
Colorful
wrappings,
ribbons,
stickers
cards".
Save
lime,
save
jour
temper,
save
shoe
leather.'
Shop
at
THE
VAKIETY
STOKE!
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"WHERE
YOUR
DIMES
ARE
LITTLE
DOLLARS"
"BIG
FOUR'
BEGAN
CONFERENCES
NOVEMBER
4-
Two
military
police
guards
stand
at
the
door
of
the
conference
room
In
the
Waldorf
Astoria,
New
York,
where
the
"Big
Four"
foreign
ministers
'U.S.,
Britain,
Russia
and
France)
opened
a
new
scries
of
conferences
on
November
4.
A
special
switchboard
was
set
up
to
handle
press
messages
and
business
of
the
conference.
The
guards
here
are
Pfc
George
Hefflcy,
of
San
Francisco,
Cal.,
left.,
and
Corp.
Charles
Olendorf,
WiUiamsvllle,
N.Y.,
both
members
of
the
64th
M.P.
platoon.
Note
four
flags;
LEGION
GREETS
GEN.
PEARKES
A
talk
on
"veterans'
aTalrs"
by
Major
General
G.
R.
Pcarkcs.
V.C.,
M.P..
a
member
of
the
parliamentary
Veterans'
Affairs
committee,
was
heard
by
almost
1H0
Canadian
Legion
members
who
gave
their
illustrious
comrade
an
enthusiastic
welcome
In
the
Lcpion
hall
last
night.
Among
the
60
members
of
Parliament,
all
veterans,
who
compose
the
committee,
political
'
mrtv
mnsiripr.itlnns
nr
mif
!
.iside
during
committee
sessions,
T'd
vcry
effort
is
made
to
pro-mulc
lesislaticn
to
benefit
vet-mns
of
all
wars,
General
Parkcs
Inlet
the
meeting.
In
outlining
the
accomplishments
of
the
committee,
he
re-
vrr.lcd
that
it
had
held
52
mcet-
Inea,
heard
scores
of
witnesses,
r
emnmended
13
bills
to
the
government
and
had
brought
forward
many
other
recommendations
for
the
welfare
of
veterans.
A
leading
member
of
the
Saan-irh
branch
of
the
Canadian
Lciion,
General
Pcarke
touched
briefly
on
the
benefits
that
that
r-rranization
has
secured,
and
is
attempting
to
secure.
He
pointed
out
that
the
Lngion,
with
a
membership
r-f
250.000,
is
a
body
wheh
Is
"respected
and
listened
to
by
the
government."'
He
arsertcd
that
It
Is
the
duty
of
a'!
ex-servicemen
to
belong
to
the
Canadian
Le-glon,
and
stron.ily(
advocated
that
World
War
II
veterans
be
placed
In
responsible
position,
so
that
they
nan
prepare
themselves
to
take
over
from
World
War
I
veterans
In
the
future.
BOWLING
ALLEY
FRACAS
ENDS
IN
COURT
SMITH
ERS
Q
i
Two
trappers,
Irvine
and
Larry
Wade,
are
being
held
by
the
police
here
on
charges
of
doing
actual
bodily
harm
to
James
Cummins.
Smith''
crs
bowling
alley
proprietor,
who
today
Is
recovering
from
a
.severe
beating,
allegedly
at
the
hands
of
the
two
brothers.
The
men
appeared
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Harvey
Davics
this
morning
and
were
remanded
for
hearing
until
November
29.
They
were
taken
into
custody
by
the
provincial
police
!
list
night.
Also
injured
in
the
fracas
was
Faul
Pichl,
local
Forestry
em
3-Piccc
Modern
BEDROOM
SUITES
ployee
who
was
struck
on
the
head
by
a
bowling
pin.
when
he
attempted
to
assist
dimming
against
his
attackers.
'Pichl
was
knocked
unconscious.
According
o
dimming,
he
was
attacked
when
he
attended
to
stop
acts
'of
destruction
beiivg
committed
in
the
bowling
alley.
He
is
said
to
be
suffering
from
a
severe
scalp
would,
a
broken
rib
and
lacerations
of
the
face.
GIANT
GRASS
Su.?ar
cane
is
a
giant
srass.
sometimes
attaining
a
height
of
20
feet.
showing
of
a
film
"Veterans
Inn
Industry",
a
National
Film
Hoard
picture
display(d
by
M,
J.
Harper.
A
guest
at
the
meeting
was
Col.
A.
Hamilton
Grant,
local
representative
of
the
Depart-
The
meeting
opened
with
th?
imsnt
of
Veterans
Affairs.
Choose
(ho
Dresser
OR
Vanity
Just
aiiolhcr
example
of
the
values
that
have
made
m
inaiij
friends
for
this
friendly
sloio.
This
smart
modern'
Kiiitc
is
sturdily
constructed
of
beautiful
matched
walnut
veneers
.
.
.
with
waterfall
lops
and
interesting
contrast.
If
yoU
want
a
really
stunning
gift
for
the
home,
here's
your
"buy."
CAKE
RAISES
MONEY
FOR
PIONEERS'
HOME
The
fruit
cake
"halibut
boat,"
afflcd
at
the
fishermen's
"welcome
home"
benefit
dance
in
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
last
night
did
double
duty
by
way
ol
raisins
funds
for
the
Pioneers
Home.
Raffle
winner
George
Noocy
placed
the
cake
at
auction
during
the
evening
and
then
donated
the
$13
paid
by
high
bidder
Peter
Haan
over
to
the
Pioneers
Home
fund.
Highlights
of
the
well
attended
affair
were
gymnastic
displays
by
Rup
Re.c
leaders
under
dlrec-
nn
of
Neil
Ross.
Taking
part
In
the
tumbling,
pyramid
and
ruringboard
dLsplays
were
Kitty
I
Currlc.
Mrs.
Eileen
Yelland
and
Miss
Jean
Krausc.
An
additional
'entertainment
feature
was
provided
by
three
native-
singers
from
Port
Simp-
,
:on,
Libby
Kelly,
Paul
Price
and
Ed
Valpy.
who
presented
several
songs
with
guitar
accompaniment.
Miss
Lorraine
Youngman
Mo
sang
several
songs.
Dance
music
was
provided
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Blacks'
orchestra
and
Harry
Robb
was
master
of
ceremonies.
Committee
in
charge
of
the
dance
consisted
of
Harry
Robb,
Mrs.
Nellie
Thomas,
Mrs.
Arnt
Rye,
Magnus
Halvcrsen,
Mrs.
Florence
Greenwood,
Miss
Jean
Lysak,
Mrs.
J.
Chrlstcnscn.
George
Hooey
and
Magnus
Halverscir
were
in
charge
of
the
Don't
let
constipation
get
you
down.
Do
this
for
effective,
yet
remarkably
gentle
relief;
Simply
take
2
to
4
tablespoonfuls
of
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
with
water.
You'll
wake
up
feeling
on
top
of
the
world
refreshed
and
bright.
In
addition,
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
is
acknowledged
by
science
one
of
me
lastest
neutralize
of
excess
stomach
n-;.i;...
I......
it,
.
Whiff
lets
From
The
Waterfront
aaoooooaaaoooooaaoooaaoo
Union
Steamship
Co.
had
three
vewcls
in
overnight
to
make
it
a
busy
time
since
midnight
at
the
Canadian
Naaonai
wharf.
Arriving
at
11:45
p.m.
was
the
new
coastal
liner
Camosun,
Capt.
Ernest
Shcppard,
which
had
been
delayed
in
making
her
maiden
voyage
up
the
coast
from
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
sailed
from
here
at
4
a.m.
for
Ketchikan
whence
she
Is
due
back
this
evening
southbound.
On
her
regular
weekly
voyage,
the
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
Alex
McLennan,
arrived
in
port
at
6
a.m.,
sailing
later
In
the
morning
on
her
return
south.
Also
in
during
the
night
was
the
Cassiar.
Capt.
Lome
Godfrey,
which
arrived
from
Vancouver
via
the
south
end
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
sailed
for
Mas-sett
whence
she
Is
due
back
here
tomorrow
southbound.
LONDON
tt
Mrs.
Sophia
Taylor,
86,
and
Joan
Dawning,
7,
were
chosen
to
welcome
Princess
Elizabeth
when
she
visited
Dermondscy
district
of
London.
cloor,
and
Tat
Forman
and
Charles
Anderson
handled
the
ticket
sales.
Proceeds
from
the
affair
will
be
turned
over
to
the
Pioneers'
Home
fund,
action
rciici
irom
acid
indigestion
If
PHILLIPS
and
sluggishness.
Remember
.,
.
I
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1
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V
hi
TABLETS
IN
ph!.W1PS'tKS
I
Fine
Wood
.
for
Sale!
UtMUMSl
fell
tarn
GLASSWARE
ELECTRIC
GOODS
HARDWARE
CROCKERY
FURNITURE
A
Great
Stock
in
Our
Toy
Department
"EVERYTHING
V
O
R
THE
HOME"
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
The
Newest
and
Largest
Store
in
North
Central
B.
C.
4
-
NOW
AVAILABLE
FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
J
100
Cords
of
Seasoned
Scrap
Lumber
J
First
class
11-iuch
lengths,
free
of
nails
$10
per
cord
Second
class
trimmings
ud
to
11-inch
lenrlhs.
S8
nrr
rnrrl
Third
class,
various
lengths
uncut
$C
per
cord
FOR
COURTEOUS
AND
RELIABLE
SERVICE
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fa
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TIMES
TODAY
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(JUNE
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SUNDAY
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AND
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GIRL
WHO
LUItLI)
HUNDREDS
OF
G.I.'S
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THEIR
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Rose'
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BYRON
ISAKIt
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PLYMOUTH
CENTRAL
HOTEL
Weekly
and
Monthly
Rates
for
your
convenience
.
.
.
NEWLY
DECORATED
Transient
Itoorru
CAFE
In
Connection
LICENSED
PREMISES
(Renovated)
rilONE
51
A
ZANE
Rut
westeiin
"VVANDEREF
or
the
WASTELAP
JAS.
VAi:itl.
U'DKKY
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MONDAY'S
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AT
2:30
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PARTS
AND
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DEP0
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DKiSOTlll
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AND
FARGO
TKl
(
Ks
Wm.
H
FRANC!
Optomctrii
ol
Vane
...
is
now
in
I'rintel
Wm.
II
r'ntick
this
city
ami)
Nc?
Francks
i:
at
Uk
P
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pert
Hotel
and
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KllllltlCI)t
ApiMtliiUnt'
:'
made
at
C:
A.
MacKenzie
Furnitur
I'hone
77S
LIMITED
"
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
UUV
HOLIj
CAKKIARES
Colors
Morton
11
uc
mid
ur
(1
ped
with
brakes
and
mud
guards,
larac
and
i'jv.
for
dolls.
Height
of
handle
30".
Priced
CAKVINfi
SETS
Made
by
Wade
and
Buictict
S:
lamous
ior
sicei
with
keen
edge,
sunned
:
handle.
Set:
carvlnc
knife.
sharDenlna
stcci
ana
Priced
at
.SI
1.5(1
and
l
Mall
your
orders
for
these
goods
now
they
will
be
s
I
w
you
at
once
or
sent
c.o.u.
ac
;irca
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
Rates
75c
up
SO
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
water
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P.O.
Box
195
327
3rd
Ave.,
I'rinre
Quality
Repairs
Economy
Prlcci
at
Kuprrl,
PRINCE
RUPF
SHOE
REPA
3rd
St.
(Near
the
ToA
At
Last
.
.
.
COMMUNITY
and
ROGERS
SILVER
sicrs
c.
di
We
have
received
several
lunt.
,"",,wsT
the
most
popular
I'attcras.
incl
1
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LOVE,
ADOIIATION,
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"
Some
scUs
liavc
26-piecc
scrvwj
i
...
;
Some
have
31
pieces
for
c
l
h
and
some
have
service
for
tw
.v
t
w
54
pieces.
These
arc
mostly
w
oiC
i.
but
wc
have
some
bulk
sets
who
do
not
need
the
chest.
U'r.
can
Milt
.almost
any
VrM
f"r
',c
ftclc
run
from
$
I
to
$(11.00
'''"L
m,c
same
arc
all
at
the
approveu
ni""s
i
as
all
over
Canada.
Might
be
well
to
look
early
Uiuusli.