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5,
1944
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Locals
Cash
for
old
sold,
Bulger'.
H.
Eyolfson
Wt
thU
afternoon
on
a
trio
to
Vancouver.
Ca:l
Aithur
Muhtoerg,
24
year
old
miner
whose
home
1
at
Mountain
Park,
Alberta,
and
who
hat
been
employed
at
the
Premier
mine,
left
Thurday
night
for
Vancouver,
having
en
mud
in
the
Canadian
army.
Flight
Lieut.
F.
A.
8prlngborne.
air
force
area
padre,
left
thlx
afternoon
on
a
trip
to
Ilella
Delia.
Frank
Morris
of
the
B.C.
Un
dertaker
U
leaving
tonight
for
Vancouver
to
receive
treatment
at
the
hand
of
specialists.
Sergeant
George
Baker,
having
oraduiitrl
from
Rt
Jolt
training
.thret
weeks
to
get
dry
cleaning
deliveries
there
aud
four
weeks
for
laundry
A
further
boom
owing
to
defence
developments
.m
this
coast
U
ejtpecti-d.
DKAN
OP
WRITERS
DIES
LO:HX
rt.
M
Joseph
W.
ilam
McN'ernf
y.
IX
London
r
AM
r
of
the
IrlUi
Independent
r1
associated
newspaper
a
alnre
1903.
died
here
recently
A
na
ive
'
Dublin,
he
was
thr-dean-of
lobb
cur:esnondenU
at
the
House
t
Commons
and
impl'ted
50
y
?it.
a
newspaperman
in
1941
C.N.R.
T
rains
I'M
lh
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Dally
rirrpt
BunfUr
pm.
I
rvu
lh
Ml
DaJlf
ricept
Mondsy
10.
5
pm.
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WondT.
W4ndr
I1
rrtdr
4
pm
ltl
1
rrrarr
MottdiT.
TwJy.
ThurdT
rul
Katurdsr
it
am.
Try
a
Result.
u.
s.
o.
Want-Ad
for
Quick
In
appreciation
of
the
hospitality
shown
w
community
to
the
oriranteation,
the
pub-
f
Tl
Wk
A
mih-c
Huperi
are
coniiaiiy
iuviu-u
u
OPEN
HOUSE
Sunday,
February
fi,
2-fi
p.m.
.
,he
Club
in
the
basement
of
First
United
Church
HELP
THE
SEAMEN
HELP
THE
SEA
CADETS
IOIN
THE
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1
n
1
t
rt.
u
Ian
oc
Loiu
otorage
CE
ncron
Pa
1
1
J
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When
Rotary
Club
-
The
meeting
wa
presldwl
over
by
R.
C.
St.
Clair
In
the
absence
of
President
A.
S.
Nlckrraon.
T.
N
Young
was
winner
of
the
raf
fie
of
a
war
saving
certificate
lor
the
Queen's
Fund,
duetts
were
Lieut.
Stewart
of
the
Navy
and
Elmore
Hauktnson
and
struck
him.
At
Uie
inquett
an
officer
said
the
odds
against
sueh
oecuience
were
a
mliUon
to
one.
TAME
ELEPHANTS
POPl'LAR
COLOMBO.
Ceylon
n
-Sol
diers
from
East
Africa,
home
of
school
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
1
li
Imh.
part
ot
thc
Jrlon
srrtori-He
rorce
has
new
arrived
oversea.
U
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
E.
'
'ound
lht
Wn
a
ft
B.
Baker,
formerly
of
this
city.
'
attracUon
,-am"
elephants
Wllham
Baker.
Oeorge's
brother
:
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bf"n
a
ru,h
b'
(h
u
enlisting
In
the
navy
attn
w
u"nurl
J0-
graphed
on
the
animaU'
back.
Hugo
Krauuner.
returning
irum
inp
ui
vojicuurrr
nnc
he
picked
up
new
equipment
and
ideas,
says
that
dry
cleaning
facilities
In
the
southern
city
are
even
more
severely
tax-
RELIEVE
ACHES
AND
SORE
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Prince
Rupert,
IJ.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
PHONE
99
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wish
to
announce,
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commencing
Jan.
10,
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Avenue
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NEWS
Endorsed
Idea
of
U.S.O.
Has
Swim
Pool
Here
T.
Norton
Young,
p
ij,
Llnzey.
A
Jehovah'a
Witnesses
Kingdom
W-
c.
uanrford.
D.
C.
8teven-
Studies,
Sunday.
8
p.m.,
Ragles'
n
and
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin
were
Hall,
5th
Ave.,
off
McBrlde.
No
'
nard
ln
discussion
at
Thursday'
collection.
I
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
notary
Club
when
Oeorge
W.
Crlpps
U
back
ln
11
wa
unanlmoiuly
decided
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Oenrral
Hos-
endorse
the
swimming
pool
pro-nital
again.
He
had
ocen
able
J1"
In
connection
with
the
only
a
lew
week
ago
to
leave
the
flv,c
centre
undertaking
here
lnUtutlon
for
home
after
a
long
lllne!.
Birthday
American
War
Service
Organiza
tion
to
Have
"Open
House"
Here
on
Sunday.
The
United
Services
Organiza
tion.
American
counter-part
of
the
National
War
Services
of
Canada,
will
celebrate
the
third
anniversary
of
Its
founding
on
the
coming
Sunday
and.
being
well
established
In
Prince
Rupert.
will
observe
the
occasion
here
with
an
"Open
House"
tomor
row
afternoon
at
the
local
dub
la
the
social
parlors
of
First
United
Church.
The
United
6er
vices
Organization
has
become
nart
nf
tH
u-.n
rt
i
mi
rnmmtinftv
KILLED
IK
TANK
at
print,
Rnnert
by
reason
of
BALimJUicY,
Eng.
tot
Pte.
such
fact
as
that
forty-six
ner-
Phtllp
SeR.
23,
was
killed
in
a
i
cent
of
the
service
people
who
I
tanic
during
a
demonstration
)
enjoy
1U
facilities
for
entertain-when
a
bullet
entered
the
tank
"meet
and
auxiliary
set
vice
are
of
Allied
forces
other
than
Amerl
cans
and
that
a
considerable
uumber
of
local
people
are
already
actively
assisting
In
carry
ing
on
the
UB.O.
work
here.
It
has
been
felt
that
now
Is
a
fit
ting
time
to
give
Prince
Rupert
people
generally
the
opportunity
of
sltkg
what
the
USD.
1
doing
here
and.
Incidentally,
enjoy
Its
hospitality
during
the
call.
The
first
UJ8X).
dub
was
founded
three
yea.:
ago
In
Ala
torna.
Between
then
and
Paar)
Harbor
474
clubs
we
it
opened
"tree
thenTaxfondlog
at
the
rat'
of
52
new
clubs
a
month,
the
or
i!aniation
has
grown
to
3000
flubs
Its
activities,
notable
m.
.ns
which
are
camp
shows,
cticwrle
the
globe
today.
Activities
conducted
at
Prince
,
Run
rt
are
typical
of
UJS.O
functions
The
eh,
of
course,
is
the
central
point
of
service
but
there
u
also
the
bowling
alley
downtown
shows
and
dances
at
the
Acropolis
post,
the
canteens
Bulletins
NEW
CP.C
MEMBER
OTTAWA
William
J.
Parker,
president
of
Manitoba
Wheat
Pool
Elevators,
ha
been
named
a
new
member
of
the
board
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation.
HOME
GUARD
FARCE
OTTAWA
John
Diefen-backer.
Conservative,
Saskatchewan,
yeitterday
called
the
Home
Defence
army
a
"farce."
It
wa
"all
dressed
up
and
nowhere
to
go."
It
was
felt
that
too
many
troop
were
being
maintained
In
Canada.
SHIP
COLLISION
HALIFAX
Three
seamen
lost
their
lives
in
a
collision
between
a
naval
vessel
and
a
passenger
ship
off
the
Nova
Scotia
coast.
Both
vessel
were
damaged.
AMMUNITION
DUMP
BLAST
LONDON
Eighteen
persons
were
killed
in
the
explosion
of
an
ammunition
dump
near
a
railway
station
in
northern
England.
SPEECH
ADOPTED
OTTAWA
The
Senate
adopted
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
yesterday
and
adjourn
ed
until
March
7.
FURTHER
AXIS
BREAK
BUENOS
AIRES
The
Ar
grntine
government
has
sev
errd
relations
with
Axis
sat-
t
rllile
countries
Rumania,
Hungary,
Bulgaria
and
Vichy
France.
CANNOT
ENLIST
OTTAWA
The
resttiction
against
miners
enlisting
ha
been
extended
to
August
1,
it
is
announced.
The
Markets
w.th
interesting
sidelines,
the
'cv.
o;wnt
of
radio
piogramsl
u
;d
a
musical
appreciation
I
White,
lb
Sugar
.....
.
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1
J
1
1
w
c-
up
in
the
last-menuonea
uoiuen
xcj.
iu
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weai
eiiMcn
are
n
Rrade
ced.
-cpeJatinc.
package.
54.
slab
45
F
a
-k
Finnerty,
local
U.S.O.
'Haai.jlrt
grade,
lb
.42
..
nr
11
iirvnf
-ih
hniiivt
Cottaee
Roll,
lb
.44
in
P.
.nee
Rupwt.
Miss
Eva
Lcpierrp
is
his
able
assistant.
Pork,
drv
salt,
lb
JO
Veal,
loin.
lb.
.38
Veal
Chops.
Ib
J5
and
.40
Beef,
not
roast,
lb
.35
M;.
jo
-General
J.
P.
MacKen-
"
.
I
AASAS
SW-W.
-
"
tx.
tnspcciorenerai
01
we
van-
;L,mb
choDS.
lb.
adlan
Army
for
western
Canada.
ha
been
here
for
the
past
week
and
wat
be
in
Pnnce
Rupert
until
next
week
in
connect
iin
wib
Lamb
Shoulder,
lb.
Eeb
Orcde
A
Large
artnred.
dot
Orade
A,
medium,
doz
ihe
carry
.ng
f
off
laldufies
Grade
A
pulIeU
dor
J5
to
.40
XI
to
.35
45
It's
Easier
On
You.
Shopping
by
Mall
meets
today'
demand,
for
Conservation.
It
saves
time,
tires,
gasoline
and
lightens
the
burden
of
overloaded
passenger
trains
and
ships.
You
can
shop
at
leisure,
ln
the
peace
and
quiet
of
your
own
home
make
all
the
comparisons
you
want
and
place
your
order
for
merely
the
cost
of
a
postage
stamp.
If
In
town,
visit
our
Order
Office,
616
3rd
Ave.
W.
(Phone
Blue
400),
the
next
lime
you
are
shopping.
Our
capable
representative
will
be
glad
to
help
you
solve
your
shopping
problems,
and
take
charge
of
your
order.
Yes.
It's
easier
on
You
to
Shop
from
EATON'S
Catalogue
"A
STORE
BETWEEN
COVERS"
J.EATON
C
4iia
UH
Announcements
C.CF.
Dance,
February
11,
Oddfellows'
Hall,
DeCarlo's
L.O.L.
Orance
Dance.
Sat
Feb
12,
9:30
sharp.
Oddfellows
HalL
Jean
de
Carto&s
orchestra.
Good
Cheer
Club
Valentine
Tea.
Home
cooking.
Satu:day,i
r
eoruary
iz.
uuo
nouse
uu.
vo
450.
WA.
Coist
Regiment
Dance,
I.OJD.E.
Hall,
February
Orange
Ladies'
Dance,
Oddfellows'
Hall
February
14.
Boilermaker's
Ball,
February
14th.
Staff
House
Dining
Hall
C.WX.
Bridge.
Whist
and
Crib-
bage.
K.O.C
Hut,
Feb.
17,
8
pjn.
4
j
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welcome
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warn
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stock
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Inventory,
wd
are
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ME.VS
and
BOVS'
CLOTHIERS
532
Third
Ave.
Phone
315
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sea
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March
ff
1
when
we
will
$JL
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Te-open,
bringing
with
us
the
latest
in
hair
styles
from
the
south.
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