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Ilradt
ast
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PLP
YOURSELF
trrnoon
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver
VUttort
will
be
welcome
at
Red
Cross
workroom
on
Wednesday,
February
10,
from
2
to
5
pjn.
Come
and
have
tea
and
see
oiv
work.
38
MIm
Detty
Miller
left
lait
night
for
Victoria
where
she
will
visit
hr
parenU,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
1
C.
Miller,
former
residents
f
this
city.
Our
offire
will
be
rioted
Monday
and
Tuesday
due
to
moving
to
our
new
offire
at
Trotter's
Dock.
Albert
L
MrCatfery,
Ltd.
3)
In
city
iwllce
court
this
morning
Florence
Uhr
was
fined
$50,
or
20
days
In
Jail,
on
a
charge
of
public
Intoxication
by
Magistrate
V.
D.
Vance
Charles
Gordon
8tewart,
also
charged
with
nubile
Intoxication,
uas
sentenced
to
the
time
he
had
already
served.
NoTir.
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fllTRV
ACT
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f
Till
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bailed
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lb
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ot
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Brnnett
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thta
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hrrv
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that
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publkration
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Minister
of
Laort
at
Victoria.
Uft
not
later
than
II
oeVx-k
in
the
is-finrMimii,-4
rm
ti-
IIUIllMI
(Oil
Mlllt
iv
rnoittti:
In
the
Waller
bf
the
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lorenotia
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the
llth
da
of
April
i
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the
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of
Licence
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OOO
feet
i
iMfence
am
four
areaa
aHuated
at
ijukkatla
and
MwU
laleta.
Queen
'CharlMte
lOanda
LaiMt
Dtetrtcl
Two
ii
yeart
NI
be
nllvaed
fir
jremal
of
timber
rurt
her
trtlclan
of
the
Chief
fWeater
Wtrtla
DC.
or
DMUIrt
I
natter
rrttre
Itupert.
II
C
la
the
Mallar
i4
Ike
llale
of
I
rank
,
laaar,
Iwwed
InteMalr.
TAKK
XUTICK
that
by
oroer
of
)
Hrmnr
w
r
fiaher
made
n
lb
loth
day
f
l-Ybruary
AD
1944
t
aa
vpfiointed
ArtmtnUrrauir
of
the
eat
ale
4
f
Tank
laaac
dereaaerl
1
and
f
part
let
hartftt
elalnu
aafmi
Ute
aald
eiie
are
nereoy
require
i
to
furnutt
aame
nrt4Mriy
erlfici
Id
m
m
ir
before
the
I
lib.
day
f
March.
A
If
l4.
ana
an
paru-t
Indebted
to
the
Ratal
are
required
ui
oat
the
amount
ui
toeir
iiuieD
-
rtiMHM
to
tne
f-thlth
IIATCI)
at
ITMion
Kupert
ill
Ihla
llth
day
of
February.
AD
l44.
NOI1MAN
A
WATT
Oflirlal
AdmlnUtraU.T
PMnce
Itupert
lie
ymvvvvvTfyyvvwvfvvv
Meet
Me
At
JOHNNY'S
4
41
4
4
4
Johnny's
SNACK
BAR
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Coffee
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3
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
BY
HELPING
US
Have
10
Your
CENTS
Bus
CANADA
I
Fare-
1939
Ready
When
the
driver
must
wait
while
you
"fish"
lit
I'Jnsero
and
bus
are
delayed
ntUnntK
Multil)1y
tliat
'cw
secontls
of
son
0,1
n1'1'?
ns
in
t,,e
'y
and.
you
have
ono
ly
the
bus
is
late.
Let's
keen
keep
it
on
time!
ARROW
BUS
LINES
Announcements
All
advertuemenu
in
thta
Mlumn
wm
be
tfearftd
fr
a
full
month
t
2&c
a
word.
p
Arts
wll!
o"lve
Mrs.
R.
H.
Fom.
wife
or
Oroup
J
Mooae
Ladlea
Meeting,
Wed-.
,.r-ri'
mornlnv
i
CoDtaln
Foss.
Number
Four
neidn
7
o.m.
nmmnt
initiation
V
W"'w
i
-
........
fr
11
brlfl
visit
lorouQ
ncaaquaners.
mi
mis
al-
important
all
mnnhm
oitnH
!.
In.
-
i
men
ILK
IU"
-ra
Valhalla
uau.
Joint
social
9
pjn.
C.WX.
BrWge.
Whist
and
Crib-base,
K.O.C.
Hut.
Feb.
17,
8
p.m.
Everyone
weome.
C.C
F.
Dance,
March
10.
Odd
fellows'
Hall,
DeCarlos
Orchestra
Dry
Dack
Employees'
Dance,
March
18,
Proverb's
Orcheatra.
WA
Canadian
Legion
Dance,
I.OD.E
Hall.
March
24
H8BMM!HlliB
InM
emoriam
In
Loving
memory
of
Berna
Mae
Montelth,
who
passed
away
on
February
15,
1943.
"In
our
home
she
Is
fondly
remembered
8weet
memories
cling
to
her
name.
Those
who
loved
her
In
life
sincerely,
Still
love
her
In
death
just
the
same."
Lovingly
remembered
by
her
daddy,
mother
and
alsters
and
family.
AJ1SOKI1S
WATFJt
Bentonlte,
a
plastic
clay-like
mineral
used
In
oil
refineries
will
absorb
seven
times
Its
volume
In
water.
C.N.R.
Trains
I'nr
the
rat
Dally
exrrpt
Bunday
I
rom
th
l'jt
V
p
m
Daily
rtcrpt
Monday
.
.
10:43
pm.
Fr
Trrraie
.
Hundar.
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
4
p
m.
from
Trrr
Mmyuy
Tueaday,
Tburaday
and
Ba
turd
ay
11
a.m.
Name
Council
For
Massett
MASSETT.
Fefc.
15.
William
Mathews
was
elected
ehlef
councillor
for
the
village
of
Masset'
for
the
coming
year
at
the
recent
election
here.
Other
members
of
the
council
are
Oliver
Adams.
Oeoffery
White.
Albert
Edwards,
Godfrey
Kelly
and
Thomas
Smith.
Secretary
of
the
council
Is
Oodfrey
Kelly.
Oliver
Adams
Is
treasurer.
Committees
for
the
year
are
as
follows:
Building
and
Road.
Albert
Edwards.
Geoffrey
White.
Fire.
Water
and
Light
Tho
mas
Smith,
Godfrey
Kelly.
Sanitary
Oliver
Adams.
Geoffrey
White.
Community
Hall
Albert
Edwards,
Oodfrey
Kelly.
Finance
Oodfrey
Kelly.
OHver
Adams.
School
Oodfrey
Kelly.
Albert
Edwards.
Thomas
Smith.
Community
Hall
Janitors
j
Joseph
Weat.
Adam
Bell.
J
Constables
David
Parnell.
Alfred
Davidson,
Jr.
Valentine
Tea
Good
Cheer
Club
About
200
people
attended
the
first
St.
Valentine's
day
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
held)
by
the
Wartime
Housing
Tenants
Oood
Cheer
Club
In
their
Hays
Cove
Avenue
clubhouse
on
Saturday
afternoon.
The
affair,
held
in
rooms
decorated
to
the
spirit
of
the
occasion,
was
very
successful.
Presiding
at
the
tea
tables
were
Mrs.
R.
Heath
and
Mrs,
John
Jerofne,
vhlle
Mrs.
H.
Holliday
and
frs.
A.
Johnson
were
to
charge
of
the
home
cooking
booth.
Mrs.
J.
Flewin,
Mrs.
L.
Du-fours,
and
Mrs.
T.
G.
Hamilton
assisted
in
the
preparation
of
the
tea.
WARN
til
INTERLOPERS
Daniel
Webster,
as
America!
secretary
of
state,
was
the
firs'
to
warr.
other
nations
to
kse?
out
of
the
Ilaxallan
Islands.
NOTICE
The
Annual
Meeting
of
PRINCE
KUI'ERT
FISHERMEN'S
CREDIT
UNION
Will
l)e
Tield
in
the
Deepsea
Fishermen's
Union
Hall
WEDNESDAY,
FEB.
16,
1944,
at
7:30
p.m.
All
members
requested
to
attend.
CHUINXY
SWEEPING
OIL
BURNERS
CLEANED
AND
REPAIRED
New
equipment
and
help
assure
you
or
a
clean
Job.
Phone
Black
735
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
J.
L.
CURRY
I
Late
oX
Yukon)
Chiropractor
Smith
Block
For
Mutual
Benefit!
Jealth
and
Accident
See
JOHN
L.
WRIGHT
Phone
"41
Pioneer
Rooms
No.
8
ll
pj
ENGINE
f.
;"
a
...
Tho
Need
Grows
as
VICTORY
NEARS
Give
CANADIAN
RED
CROSS
AS
HITTER
COLD
anil
driving
snow
descend
on
the
Russian
front,
Russian
attacks
are
intensified.
For
Russian
troops
are
at
home
in
winter
warfare,
and
Russian
motorized
equipment
is
built
to
operate
in
intense
cold.
Pushing
forward
with
troops
and
supplies
as
part
of
the
Russian
offensive
arc
Canadian-built,
four-wheel.drive
trucks.
Ford
engineers
devised
ways
to
"arcticize"
these
trucks
with
heaters
and
other
devices
to
make
them
operate
efficiently
at
40
below
zero
and
lower.
In
the
extreme
winter
of
Northern
Manitoba,
these
trucks
were
put
through
exhaustive
tests
to
nuke
sure
that
they
would
start
quickly
and
operate
efficiently
under
the
severe
Russian
weather
conditions.
FORD
MOTOR
COMPANY
l
,
J
i
The
power
plant
in
these
and
all
other
Canadian-built
Ford
army
vehicles
in
service
today
in
the
far
parts
of
the
world,
is
the
Ford
V-8
engine.
Developed
by
Ford
engineers
in
pre-war
days,
it
set
a
new
standard
of
performance
in
the
cars,
trucks,
and
buses
of
a
nation
at
peace.
Always
it
has
been
noted
for
the
smoothness
and
surging
power
which
only
a
V-type,
eight-cylinder
ngine
can
give.
Today
It
Is
proving
its
efficiency
and
economy
on
the
bitter
testing
grounds
of
war,
and
is
helping
to
keep
transportation
and
essential
supplies
moving
on
the
home
front.
In
peace
and
in
war
the
Ford
V-8
engine
has
stood
the
test;
On
the
frozen
fronts
of
Russia
or
the
highways
of
Canada,
it's
a
great
power
plant.
OF
CANADA.
LIMITED
LARGEST
PRODUCERS'
OF
MILITARY
VEHICLES
IN
THE
BRITISH
EMPIRE
.
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