PAGE
FOUR
SPOUT
NAVY,
SIGNALS
TIED
FOR
LEAD
IN
AREA
SOCCER
The
Mobley
Cup
standings
at
crown,
the
thick-necked
basher
the
end
of
the
four
sshedulea
j
from
southern
England's
East-games,
today
sees
Navy
and
Sig-
,
leigh
took
every
one
of
the
eight
nals
tied
for
first
place,
as
a
re-
j
rounds
to
gain
a
point
triumph
suit
of
the
Sigs'
3-2
victory
ove:
over
Llverpoql's
Jackie
Wilson,
the
Dry
Dock
last
night
in
a
soc-
'
i
an
unorthodox
stylist
with
a
cer
clash
on
Acropolis
Hill.
tremendous
ability
to
absorb
A
sudden-death
fixture
be-!
heavy
punishment.
Hawkins,
tween
Navy
and
Signals,
to
de-
known
as
"
the
man
who
never
lermine
ine
winner
oiinc
cuu
will
probably
be
played
next
Tuesday
evening.
In
last
night's
game,
the
Signals
secured
a
2-1
edge
In
the
first
half
and
kept
on
even
terms
with
their
opponents
In
the
second
half
to
gain
their
win.
Mobley
Cup
Standings
W
L
F
APts.
Navy
Signals
Dry
Dock
PLAY
FOURTH
OF
LACROSSE
SERIES
TONIGHT
ST.
CATHERINES,
Ont.,
Oct.
14
tT'
The
fourth,
and
possibly
deciding
game
of
the
Canadian
lacrosse
finals
will
be
played
in
Toronto
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
!
'
tonight.
St.
Catherines
Athletics
I
are
leading
the
toest-of-five
.
series
two
to
one.
The
game
was
originally
scheduled
to
be
played
at
St.
Catherines
but
was
shifted
to
the
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
when
the
New
Westminster
Salmon-bellies
protested
against
playin?
a,
championship
game
on
an
open
field.
KEEPING
HOUSE
IN
'WARTIME-!
Tasty
and
Easily
Prepared
Dishes
-
Simple,
Seasonal
and
Lonservaiion
Hints
-
-
Are
unexpected
visitors
at
mealtimes
treated
to
your
100
watt
hospitality
smile?
Be
honest
.
.
..you
know
you're'
frantically
adding
up
the
servings
of
meat.
Or
have
you
a.
shelf
df
emergency
extenders.
Remember
that
these
need
not
be
elaborate
.
.
.
potatoes
and
whole
wheat
or
Canada
approved
flour
biscuit
dough
are
good
toppings
for
shepherd's
pie
and
egg
dishes.
And
they
can
be
whistled
into
position
before
anyone
ever
guesses
they
weren't
there
ln
the
beginning.
Keep
them
on
hand
but
don't
save
for
emergencies
only
.
.
.
use
them
often
to
cut
down
on
meat
and
egg
bills.
VS.
They
also
help
supply
the
vitamin
B
you
know
,
you
don't
get
enough
of!
1'ssst
.
.
.
Hints!
Put
thin
layers
of
paraffin
wax
on
finger
tips
when
painting
.
.
.
green
thumbs
are
only
for
gardeners.
-
Darn
holes
ln
screens
before
putting
away
for
the
winter.
Vie
metal
wire
from
discarded
screens.
Glue
felt
coasters
on
feet
of
chair
legs.
Make
them
from
father's
oldest
felt
hat
before
he
remembers
he
likes
it.
Cut
cardboard
to
fit
around
light
switches
for
polishing
day.
Pad
table
top
with
newspapers
before
tacking
on
new
oilcloth,
Wax
afterwards
for
longer
wear.
Renew
washers
In
leaky
taps
,
.
.
wasting
water
wastes
heat,
Hub
sticky
drawer
runners
with
soap
.
.
.
presto-sllppo.
.Save
old
eye
or
nose
droppers
for
oiling
hard-to-reach
spots
In
the
sewing
machine.
Let
the
Buyer
Take
Care!
"Shopping
for
the
family's
meals
hasn't
always
been
a
woman's
Job
.
.
.
in
ancient
Rome
It
was
regarded
as
a
man's
work.
When
a
youth
reached
the
age
of
12
he
accompanied
his
father
to
market
to
receive
Instructions
ln
the
art
of
good
buying.
Mull
that
Idea
over
with
your
"Omnia
Gallia
dlvisa
est"
homework!
And
when
you're
sent
to
shop
for
mother
use
your
gray
matter
ln
follow
lng
her
instructions.
Don't
get
;too
much
or
too
little.
If
pint
sized
Romans
could
learn
to
shop
for
a
choice
basket
of
fish
or
several
brace
of
pheasants,
you
can
too.
NEWS
j
A
21
year-old
railway
fireman
climbed
grlm-visaged
from
u
London
ring
and
critics
hailed
hlrn
as
Britain's
finest
mlddle-
jweght
boxing
prospect
in
years.
,
Vince
Hawkins
had
Just
won
his
61st
professional
fight
without
defeat.
Aiming
at
the
British
smiles"
continually
sank
hookj
mt0
his
opponent's
stomach.
In
the
third
round
a
right
to
Wll-
son's
head
sent
him
down
for
a
five-count
and
all
but
blasted
him
out
of
the
ring.
Still
he
came
back
for
more,
while
ringslders
marvelled.
Hawkins
plainly
was
puzzled
by
Wilson's
antics
when
he
ran
into
trouble.
At
such
time
the
Liverpudlian
ducked
so
low
his
bobbing
head
was
below
the
bottom
rope
and
there
Just
was
not
much
the
fireman
could
do
until
Wilson'
straightened
up.
Hawkins
Is
a
strong
challenge,
for
the
middleweight
crown
held
by
aging
Jock
McAvoy
for
the
past
11
years.
McAvoy
may
not
a
defend
his
crown
and
In
that
event
Hawkins,
Tommy
Davies
o'f
Wales
and
the
veteran
Ernie
Roderick,
British
welterweight
champion,
are
the
top-placed
contenders.
One
fine
Tuesday
evening
44
year-old
Bert
Couzens
started
on
a
stroll
from
York,
away
up
In
northern
England.
At
midnight
'he
still
was
walking-.and
kept
right
on.
Twelve
hours
later
he
was
progressing
along
the
Great
North
Road
in
his
white
shorti
and
a
vesi
bearing
the
badge
ot
his
army
unit,
the
Royal
Observer
Corps.
Under
the
vest
was
an
oilskin
packet
containing
a
message
of
goodwill
from
the
Savourv
Redoes
As
the
instrument
of
tempta
tion,
as
inspiration
and
brlnger
of
comfort;
as
a
panacea
for
many
ills
and
prize
of
the
gods,
the
apple
has
featured
In
history
and
legend
for
thousands
of
years.
,
There's
still
a
subtle
temptation
about
the
apple;
enclosed
In
a
flaky1
crust
there
are
few
who
can
resist
.
its
lure.
But
while
one
might
conceivably
tire
of
a
dally
diet
of
apple
pie,
apples
themselves
can
appear
daily
at
meals
through
the
next
few
months
without
bringing
any
feeling
of
monotony
in
their
wake.
At
any
meal
and
with
almost
any
course
apples
are
welcomeand
a
good
collection
of
apple
recipes
should
form
part
of
the
kitchen
lore
of
every
Canadian
woman.
The
Consumer
Section
of
the
Dominion
Department
of
Agriculture
offers
"collector's
pieces."
For
a
winter
salad
they
suggest
cold
baked
apples
stuffed
with
finely
diced
celery
or
shred
-ed,
crisp
raw
vegetables
and
served
with
dressing.
Diced
raw
apple
with
skins
left
on
are
good
with
almost
any
combination
of
vegetables;
particularly
good
with
shredded
cabbage,
celerv
and
diced
cooked
or
pickled
beets.
Apple
and
Squash
Casserole
2'2
cups
diced,
cooked
squash
V2
cups
sliced
sour
apples
1-3
cup
brown
sugar
2
strips
side
bacon,
diced
teaspoon
salt
Arrange
half
the
squash
ln
greased
casserole.
Cover
with
half
the
apples.
Sprinkle
with
half
the
sugar
and
salt
and
add
half
the
bacon,
Repeat
with
remaining
Ingredients.
Cover
and
bake
ln
moderately
slow
oven,
325
deg,
F,
for
30
minutes.
Un
cover
and
bake
until
apples
are
soft
and
top
is
browned,
abou.
15
minutes
longer.
If
the
mixture
appears
dry,
due
to
lack
of
Juice
ln
the
apples,
add
'2
tablespoon
water.
Six
servings.
Apple
Charlotte
0
small
apples
A
in.
slices
of
bread
(about
9)
6
small
apples
V
cup
sugar
Line
greased
muffin
tins
with
the
bread,
placing
a
circle
of
bread
at
the
bottom.
Wash
and
core
apples.
Place
ln
the
bread
lined
Una.
Sprinkle
with
sugar
(cinnamon
or
nutmeg
may
be
mixed
with
the
sugar
if
deslr
ed).
Bake
In
a
moderate
oven,
350
deg.
F,
until
apples
are
ten
der,
about
20
minutes.
To
serve,
Establishment
of
Children's
Beach
Adopted
As
Body's
Major
Objective
THE
DAILY
NEWS
With
Its
major
objective
for!
don
Bryant
Is
president.
Wil-local
activity
the
establishment
!
Ham
Jarmson,
secretary,
and
of
a
children's
bathing
beach
I
A.
B.
Armstrong,
treasurer,
negotiations
for
a
site
for
which
Stan
Saville
is
actinias
chair-Is
the
lagoon
just
west
of
West-
;
man
of
the
children's
bathing
view
have
already
been
com
-
j
beach
committee.
Norman
Car-
menced,
the
newly
organized
Kinsmen's
Club
in
Prince
Rupert
is
already
busy
with
a
number
of
energetic
committees
at
work,
In
addition
to
the
bathing
beach
objective,
the
Kinsmen's
Club
here
will
also
carry
on
the
Milk
for
Britain
campaign
as
a
major
war
service
work
and
Is
also
sponsoring
the
sale
of
T.B.
Christmas
seals
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
local
Kinsmen's
Club,
which
expects
to
have
its
charter
presentation
about
the
middle
of
November,
when
dis-
.trlct
leaders
of
the
organization
will
be
here
from
the
south,
has
twenty
charter
members.
Gor-
commander
at
York
to
the
com
mander
of
the
corps
In
London.
Into
London,
past
a
surprised
early
morning
traffic
policeman
at
Marble
Arch
went
Bert.
Then
he
passed
through
Fleet
st.
and
on
to
corps
headquarters.
The
well
known
long-distance
walker
covered
the
200
miles
in
five
minutes
mmmes
under
unaer
si
37
hours.
nours.
The
ine.
7
'
time
knocked
an
hour
off
the
'
Australian
reputation
for
lmpro-
.
record
he
set
up
In
1937.
"I
love
little
stroll,"
said
Bert,
as
someone
handed
him
a
drink
of
water.
The
King
made
an
Important
addition
to
his
turf
Interests
when
he
paid
$19,270
for
a
17-month
old
bay
filly
by
Turkhan,
first
wartime
winner
of
the
clas-
sic
St.
Leger,
and
Terre
Rose.
It
was
one
of
the
most
spectacular
bids
ln
a
day
of
record
bidding
at
the
Newmarket
fall
bloodstock
sales
and
was
made
by
His
Majesty's
racing
manager,
Capt.
Charles
Moore.
nn,.
...
.v..
ruU,u
ever
paid
by
the
King
and
-
fol
-
lowea
Kovai
ieasine
nr
twn
vpar-
ungs
irom
me
waiionai
atua
recently.
invert
on
plates
and
serve
hot
with
vanilla
sauce
or
top
milk.
Six
servings.
Apple
Bread
2
cups
sifted
all-purpose
flour
Vi
teaspoon
salt
1
teaspoon
baking
soda
1
teaspoon
baking
powder
1-3
cup
mild-flavored
fat
V2
cup
sugar
1
cup
ground
or
finely
grated
unpeeled
raw
apple
V2
cup
wheat
germ
V4
cup
sour
milk
Sift
flour,
salt,
baking
soda
and
baking
powder.
Cream
fat,
add
s-ugar
and
cream
well
together.
Add
apple
and
wheat
germ.
Add
dry
Ingredients
al
ternately
with
sour
milk.
Bake
ln
a
greased
loaf
pan,
4'2ln.x
10in.,
In
a
moderate
oven,
350
deg.
F,
for
about
45
minutes.
Peppermint
Apples
(Baked
apples
with
a
new
twist)
6
medium-sized
apples
6
tablespoons
grated
cheese
Vi
cup
sugar
Peppermint
flavoring
V2
cup
water
Wash
and
core
apples.
Place
In
baking
dish.
Mix
cheese
and
sugar
and
add
3
to
4
drops
of
peppermint
flavoring.
Fill
centres
of
apples
with
this
mixture.
Pour
water
into
pan
and
bake
in
a
moderate
oven,
350
deg.
F,
until
apples
are
tender,
about
20
minutes.
Serve
hot.
Six
ser
vlngs.
FASHIONS
OR
FREEDOM
IRKS
LONDON
WOMEN
LONDON,
Oct.
14
With
the
liberation
of
Paris,
London
women
are
wondering
whether
It
was
better
to
have
been
free
and
wear
utility
corsets
or
to
be
con
quered
and
dress
ln
silks
and
laces.
Correspondents
loaded
the
papers
with
ecstatic
descriptions
of
silks
and
laces,
and
London's
utility-dressed
women
read
and
then
started
writing
letters
to
the
Editor.
Mrs.
Nora
G.
Phillips
got
the
opening
shot,
briefly
but
sue
clntly
stating
In
a
letter
"I
am
sick
of
reading
how
smart
and
welKcolffured
are
the
women
of
Paris."
Eileen
Evans
turned
a
Jaundiced
eye
on
pictures
showing
Parisian
legs
and
wrote:
"Can
we
women
of
Britain
sit
for
two
hours
each,
morning
ln
the
sun
to
get
our
legs
(here
she
ter
is
chairman
of
the
Milk
for
ln
Britain
for
training,
as
pilots
Britain
campaign
with
R.
E-
by
the
RayaJ
Air
Force.
Montador
organizing
the
Hal-
Iowe'en
Shell
Out
campaign
in
IN
strange
PASTURES
support
of
the
fund.
Maurice
STELLEMBOSOK,
South
Af-Irving
is
directing
the
T.B.
seal
tp-The
stomach
of
an
ox
campaign.
slaughtered
here
was
found
tu
The
new
club
Is
meeting
every
contaIn
narts
0r
a
bicycle.
10
first
and
third
Wednesday
eye-
pieces
meta,f
15
nails,
12
"l,
.
pieces,
or
wire,
a
two-inch
glas
Following
are
members
of
the
tube
and
81
jtones
varymg
m
'
..
.
'
size
from
a
marble
to
a
golf
ball.
wuraon
uryani,
presiaeni;
'
:
W.
H.
Jarmson,
secreatry:
A.
B.
Armstrong,
treasurer;
and
ten
charter
members,
which
Include
N.
M.
Carter,
Wilfred
Bolam,
S.
H.
Saville,
C.
B.
Thompson,'
Bruce
Stevens,
J.
Cusak,
Harold
I
I
Muncie.
Other
members
are
Allan
Morgan,
Sidney
Elkins,
R
.E.
I
Montador.
J.
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New
Guinea
Wedding
Improvisation
Model
port
Mmrxjnv
rw.f
n
n,
vreauon
nas
rarely
been
bette
r
demonstrated
than
at
a
recent
service
wedding
rn
Port
Moresby
The
bride
wore
a
weddin?
gown
of
surgical
muslin,
artlfictai
orange
blossoms
of
antiseptic
cotton
and
a
bouquet
made
from
surgical
ribbon.
The
wedding
ring
was
fash
ioned
from
old
Pieces
of
ramflcal
goia
Dy
a
aentai
mechanic
h
few
spoonfuls
of
brandy
from
medical
supplies
were
used
as
a
''preserving
lngredlen
for
the
wedding
cake.
The
bridegroom
was
a
youirr
'Australian
non
-
commissioned
1
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Buy
War
Savings
Stamps.
Lof
.
1
i
Of
General
Interest
r
j
1
'
Second
IIand;Biycles'f
T
Purchasers
of
rebuilt
bicycles
and
bicycles
that
are
Ithe
same
as
rebuilt
will
receive
a
guarantee
of
their
purchase
ranging
from
30-90
days
depending
on
the
sale
price.
Maximum
prices
have
been
established
for
rebuilt
bicycles,
equivalent
-
to
-
rebuilt
bicycles
and
bicycles
requiring
repairs.
Grapes
by
the
Found--
Sales
of
Ontario-grown
grapes
In
11
-quart
baskets
tend
bushel
hampers
will
henceforth
be
on
a
per
pound
basis.
Maximum
prices
for
grapes
grown
In
British
Columbia
and
Ontario
have
been
established.
Expiry
Date
Ail
coupons
in
Ration
Books
3
and
4
will
expire
December
31,
Coupons
expiring
at
that
time
include
the
10
"F"
canning
sugar
coupons,
sugar
coupons
14
to
45,
"D"
coupons
1
tjo
16
and
preserves
coupons
17
to
32.
Apple
Prices
Chanced
'
To
bring
about
a
more
unl
form
selling
price
on
large
eastern
markets
for
apples
from
different
areas
of
Canada,
a
five-cent
per
contained
Increase
has
been
added
to
shippers'
ceiling
prices
for
Ontario
and
Quebec
apples
packed
ln
boxes,
crates
and
bushel
cartons.
Reduction
of
from
five
to
15
cent3
per
box
has
been
placed
on
B.C.
Melntosh
and
snow
apples
when
sold
ln
Eastern
Canada.
Canadians
Inspire
New
French
Styles
PARIS,
Oct.
14
)
Presence
of
Canadian
troops
ln
the
forces
which
liberated
France
has
giv
en
inspiration
to
a
new
model
coat
designed
by
Balenclaga.
He
calls
It
the
"Canadlenne"
a
fingertip
-
length
Jacket-usually
clinched
in
at
.the
waist
with
a
wide
belt,
flaring
below
the
waist
and
bulky
at
the
shoulders.
quotes
from
a
picture
caption
which
appeared
recently)
'Just
the
right
shad
of
brown
to
enable
us
to
go
stocKingless?'
Can
we
contemplate
fashion
paradea:
when
the
war
Is
not
yet
over?'
What
do
you
think?"
,
And
Harriet
Edwards
chipped
ln
with:
"Paris
hadn't
been
liberated
more
than
a
few
hours
before
we
,
were
falling
for
the
blurbs
of
her
fashion
publicity
experts.
Why
are
we
so
bewitched?"
WOMAN
MAYOR
CREWE,
Eng.,
f
-
Crewe's
mayor
elect
for
the
next
term
is
a
Mrs.
PowelL
aged
79.
BRITISH
TRAIN
TURKS
LONDON,
0
The
air
ministry
disclosed
that
for
three
years
a
steady
stream
of
Turkish
air
forpe
offl:ers
has
been
arriving
V
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III
II
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Soldiers'
and
Airmen's
Christian
Association
445
6th
Ave.
West
Ph.
Blue
997
An
Empire-wide
interdenominational
organization
working
among
the
men
and
women
of
H.M.
Forces.
Object:
Tt
spread
the
savins
knowledge
oi
jesus
rhritt
chrlst
amnnff
amon
thr
theannf(1
armrf
furtts.
rorC"'
Rev.
Bob
Munro,
internationally
famous
speaker
and
evangelist.
Dominion
Secretary
for
the
S-A.CJV.,
will
address
the
following
special
gather-
.
lngs:
Kel
BobMunro-gjt
rally
at
the
First
BapUst
Church.
Thurs.,
Fri..
and
Sat.
8
p.m.
Each
evening
at
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel.
Sunaay,
vci.
u,
v
p.m.,
at,
wic
Monday.
Oct.
23,
8
p.
m..
sal
vation
Army
CltadeL
Saimrs,
Soldiers,
Airmen,
Scr-
vice
Women
and
Clvlllarts
all
1
welcome.
In
addition
to
the
abovej,
services.
Rev.
Munro
will,
preach'
at
the
regular
Sunday
a.m.
"10:30
service
In
the
Naval
Drill..
Hall
f
UM.C3.
Chatham,
kind
per-
I
mission
of
Commander
Cree
First
United
Cluirch
636
Sixth
Avenue
West
Rev.
J.
A.
Donnell,
MA.,
Minister
Ulr.
J.
a
Wilson.
Sr.
Choir
Leader.
Mrs;
N.
Uppef,
Jr.
Cljfolr
Leader3
Airs,
uouin
uarren,
a.i
.u.m.,
Organist
Public
Worship
at
11
a.m.
and
7:30
p.m.
Sunday
School
at
12:15.
"The
Friendly
Hour"
Jn,
the
Manse
at
the
close
of
thtV
evening
service.
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
Cor.
5th
Ave.
and
McBrlde
St.
Rev.
Magnus
B.
Anderson,
Pastor
11
a.m.
"Sabbath
Observance.'
Anthem
by
Church
Choir.
12:15
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
"Esau."
A
cordial
welcome
lo
all
First
Presbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
..Rev.
A.
F.
MacSween,
B.A.,
.
Minister
Mrs.
e:
j.
Smith,
Choir
Leader
'
Sunday,
October
15,
1944
11:00
a'.m.
Morning
Worship.
Anthem:
"Beautiful
Isle
of
Somewhere."
Soloists!..
Christine
and
Alan
Currle.
12:15
pjn.
Church
School.
7:20
p.m.
Evening
Worship.
Solo:
Mrs.
William
Martin.
The
Minister
will
preach
at
both
services.
A
cordial
invitation
to
worship
with
this
congregation
Is
extended
to
all.
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Dean,
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson
Organist
and
Choirmaster,
P.
Lien
S.S.
Supt.,
F.
J,
Skinner
YOUTH
SUNDAY
8:00
a.m.
Holy
Communion.
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Prayer
and
Sermon,
12:30
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Prayer
and
Sermon.
The
Young
People's
Association
will
be
in
charge
of
this
service.
A
Social
Hour
will
be
held
by
the
Young
People
Immediately
following
the
evening
service.
ASTHMA
Wont
Gnsp
for
Breath
Sotd
on
3f
fin
o
iinni,
Guuruntee!
ORME'S
Ltd.
Telephone
81
or
82
j
Now
Ease
uuu
COLD..
.SORE
THROAT
Iju.
uian
15,000
;
the
PAIN!
Aspirin
Relieves
Pain
Almoit
Immediately
I
Drop
an
Aspirin
Tablet
In
a
glass
of
watrr.
See
it
start
to
dissolve
almost
instantly.
Within
two
seconds
it
brains
to
disintrgratr,
and
this
same
speed
is
duplicated
in
your
stomach.
Thus,
you
get
relief
almost
at
once
1
Aspirin
is
so
fast,
so
effective
above
all,
so
dependable,
that
millions
of
Canadian
have
come
to
swear
by
it.
Get
Aspirin
today.
follow
these
simple
directions:
For
pain
duo
lo
s
toil
THROAT
i
Cnnb
3
Lblrts
la
)
Ejus
of
water,
gargle
deeply.
COtDS
...
HtADACHTSt
T.ke
two
A.Jrln
tablet
with
full
gUt
of
water.
NEURALGIA...
NCUtmSi
Take
two
tablets
with
glass
of
water.
NtW
HtDUCCD
pcias
focl.t
Mi
of
12
...Mw
1l
Economy
gatll
t4
34..
.
..,,,m
1c
family
ill
of
100.,
.
,
.
.,rfaw7
:A
SPIRIN
Tfcs
Baysr
crass
on
ath
tabUt
It
your
guarantt
that
H's
Aipkht
Elio's
FURNITURE
STORE
Third
Avenue,
Pr.nce
Rupert
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
.ENGINEERS
lfo&
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MININO
MACHINERY
All
types
of
Gas
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
Barr
&
Anderson
LIMITKD
Plumbing
and
Heating
Automatic
Sprinkling
and
Coal
Stoker
Corner
2nd
Ave.
and
4th
St.
Phone
Red
389
P.O.
Box
1291
Atlas
Boiler
Works
Elecirlc,
Oxygen,
Acetylene
Welding,
Blacksmith,
General
Repair.
I'liune
Itrd
8X1
tu
kim;
may
m:
a
coal
SIIOItTAGi:
THIS
WINTER!
Put
a
cord
of
wood
In
your
basement
now
as
reserve.
HYDE
TRANSFER
PHONE
580
The
Seal
of
Quality
British
Columbia's
Finest
Salmon
CANADA'S
AIRWOMEN
There
now
are
more
thin
14,-
women
in
ine
uoyai
Lana-
R,,.k,
II.
t
.
...
tatw.
mi
ruivc,
cuuiparea
with
of
th
""fcl
in
the
army
and
5,000
in
one-sixt"
1
1
Navy.
surface
'l0tM
(m'OF,HlxcKlH
NUIICEMIERSiij,
Householders
and
Llcenseholdnr,
.
elusion
in
the
1944
-45
Voters
List
durW
i?l
September
and
October.
8
"
i
HOUSEHOLDER
includes
any
per;
I
who
has
resided
In
Prince
Rupert.
Cityr
-
I
Januaiy
1st,
1D41
and
(a)
who
h.
JSll
City
for
the
year
1944
(b)
who
is
not
iwH
Tax
or
Road
Tax.
but
has
paid
"-""Wtti,.
$100
tTt
municipality.
NOTE
Any
householder
whose
nam
.
1913-41
Voters
List
and
who
has
paMilut?
not
need
to
register.
1
tnUMW
tint
nrn
.
..vwn.v
uiraiia
any
malo
n.
..
I
of
age
carrying
on
a
business
in
the
city
J,
of
a
subsisting
trades
license,
or
is
a
meX?"
nershlp
carrying
on
business
ln
the
city
imZ
xlstliiir
llppmp
flip
nnninl
f
f.
.u.
.
.
,vv
fu,
nicn
hr.1
five
dollars
for
each
partner.
NOTE
Any
llcenseholder
who
har
prerkr
tcred
as
such
and
has
continuously
paid
vu",
will
not
need
to
re-register.
CORPORATIONS
whose
names
are
on
tht
may
appoint
a
duly
authorized
ar?ent
to
Tolenr
half.
Such
authorization
must
be
in
the
hsnjj,
Clerk
before
5
p.m.
October
31st.
REGISTRATIONS
may
be
made
at
thrti,
lng
regular
office
hours,
and,
for
the
convmlwil
inc
ouice
win
uiso
oe
Kepi
open
between
7
Oclober
2Gth,
27th
and
30th
for
this
purpoa,
I
LET'S
NOT
FORGET
THE
GDI
tSlS
I
A
V
M
4
I
V
(JS.1VV
va
r
here,
all
priced
under
$1.50!
THE
VARIETY
STORE
nrmrriT
DDkH
Ww
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sn
sre
sr-v
1
1
u
1
1
IB
!
Al
VI
JLJm
M
jsv-
SMOKED
Black
Cod
Smoked
Daily
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IttlPKKT
iit
1
1
a
firi
We
can
say
tnis
m
umw
BUY
COAl
NOW
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&
McCAFFE
11
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