vfSDAY,
DECEMBER
C,
1944
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
ran.
Have
a
Coca-Cola
The
family
welcomes
you
.
.
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v.firaWITMl
MUl
I
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HI
.
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i.BrHunai
k
1
w.
in
,
,
.
or
greeting
new
and
old
friends
Lnnpittid
visitors
can
be
txptcied
in
wartime.
Sins
bring
home
tlitir
wives.
Soldier
on
furlough
drop
in
without
notice
And
)ou
can
play
host
on
a
moment's
notice
when
(ou
Ime
Coca-Cola
on
hand
in
jour
refrigerator,
lime
a
ittf
says
W'tltome
..
.
makes
new
and
old
friends
feel
at
home
with
you
and
yours.
.SOUTH
STAK
Vulhuriril
Holt
IT
nf
Den
t
leave
it
too
C
c:e
to
Christmas
UMTUNfi
Cma-Cola"
Christmas
Cards
Fr:;m
our
wide
selection
of
1.
:
quality
cards,
distinctive
jt
and
many
messages
yca.i
nave
no
amicuiiy
ai
an
,
..."
your
way
of
saying
KERRY
CHRISTMAS
to
your
fr
i
Buy
Now
I
Try
Our
New
Nestle's
Cold
Wave
You
will
be
Pleased
PEGGY
SAUNDERS
(Annette
Powell)
Fwth
Street
(across
from
Tost
Office)
WORKS
rrtivn:
in
ri
kt
Dibb
Printing
Company
KJNER
BLOCK
THIRD
AVENUK
Phone
Blue
917
WE'RE
READY
FOR
WINTER
P
e
1
rine
ouits
for
Every
Figure
Our
new
and
varied
winter
selection
Includes
styles
for
every
figure
tall,
short,
stout
or
slim.
Wide
assortment
of
patterns,
all-wool
fabrics.
Precise
fit
masterful
tailoring.
You'll
have
no
trouble
being
suited
here.
No
Charge
for
Alterations
MORGAN'S
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
WEAR
3rd
Ave.
(Next
to
Ormes)
Jusf
Arrived
IVOMUN'S
AND
CIIILDKN'S
P
SI
aris
Maid
ippers
.
MEN'S
Footguard
House
Shoes
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
"Hie
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
Bog
It's
natural
for
popular
rumcj
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ttquire
fnettdly
tbumu-
1
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Thursday,
December
7.
hjr
ou
hat
1
U.t
CoJi
ullaj
"Col
ke".
i
AUCTION
SALE
On
instructions
from
the
owners,
Mrand
Mrs.
C.
O.
Minns,
I
will
sell
by
public
auction
the
contents
of
their
well-appointed
hr.mc.
which
have
been
taken
for
the
convenience
of
the
public,
to
EAfiLES'
HALL
(Comer
of
Mcliride
and
Fifth)
Saturday,
December
9,
2
and
p.m.
consisting
in
part
of
the
fol-lowlng:walnut
design
bedroom
suite,
waterfall
design;
chesterfield
suite,
dining
room
suites,
phonograph
with
electric
pick-
long,
,
All
transportation
of
goods
must
be
taken
care
of
by
owners.
Terms:
Cash.
No
Reserves.
!
J.
MAIR
Auctioneer
Delmore
Frozen
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Raspberries,
Strawberries,
Sliced
Peaches.
Enterprise
Fruit
Co.
PHONE
343
THE
REX
CAFE
Now
Open
for
Business
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Opening
Hours:
3
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
2nd
Avenue
(Across
from
Prince
Rupert
Hotel)
Phone
173
J.
M.
S.
LOUBSER
,
D.C.,
UA.
CHIROPItACTOR
Wallace
Block
Phone'
640
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
Hates
75c
up
80
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
I'hone
281
P.O.
Box
198
BARR
&
ANDERSON
LIMITED
Plumbing
and
Heating
Automatic
Sprinkling
and
Coal
Stokers
Corner
2nd
Ave.
and
4th
St.
rhone
Red
339
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Box
1294
Over
There
Ice
Cream
In
London
Arrived
in
Middle
of
Coal
Shortage
Relaxing
of
Controls
LONDON,
Dec.
6
Ice
cream
came
to
town
here
for
the
firv.-time
In
two
years.
A
few
peopl"
the
few
dining
In
former
luxury
hotels
and
restaurants
ta.strd
It.
Many
heard
about
It
over
the
radio.
Others
gave
an
involuntary
shudder
as
they
read
of
it
In
newspapers.
British
people
today
arc
sitting
in
overcoats
reflecting
on
the
government's
timing
of
this
announcement
to
coincide
with
an
unusually
bleak
December,
coupled
with
the
worst
coal
shortage
this
country
ever
suffered.
,
;
But
they
are
not
seriously
wor-
.
ried
that
they
will
be
tempted
to
!
eat
too
many
sundaes,
for
the
!
announcement,
like
so
many
other
wartime
concessions,
has
its
limitations.
The
public
Is
warned
it
may
be
six
months
or
a
year
before
manpower
and
re-
.
frigeratlon
make
abundant
sup-
.
plies
of
ice
cream
possible.
up,
wicKer
cnair,
tri-utes,
radio
.
Serious
shortages
Tnwina
1.1
4
U
.
A
...
.
.
.
.
kettle,
saucepan,
or
frying
pan;
one
in
four
a
teapot
or
Jug.
Clothing;
Is
Very
Thin
Personal
wardrobes
also
are
getting
very
thin,
since
rationing
meant
that
the
British
have
bought
only
half
the
amount
of
clothes
that
they
purchased
in
pre-war
years.
Manufacturers
of
carpets,
refrigerators,
vacuum
I
period.
has
been
virtually
ban-
production.
1
As
soon
as
the
European
war
ends
men
over
05
and
women
over
CO
will
be
retired
from
war
Jobs.
In
addition
all
women,
married
or
single,
may
leave
industrial
jobs
if
they
have
household
responsibilities.
Women
may
n'so
leav?
If
.they
wish
to
join
their
husbands
released
f
rom
war
services
workers
will
Certain
groups
of
toe
'released
from
their
present
jobs
and
transferred
'.o
work
nearer
their
homes.
The
Minister
of
Labor,
Ernest
Bcvlns'
scheme
for
steering
man
power
where
it
is
needed
during
I
M,
J
Coldwell,
M.P.,
Na.lnnal
Leadc
of
the
C.CF
discusses
hi:
party's
stand
at
Ottawa
during
the
C.CF
Na
lonal
Convention
at
Montreal.
With
him
are
Lieut.
E.
H.
Tit.tley.
Pontlac,
Quebec,
and
federal
candidate
F.
O.
Frank
Coate.i.
Royal,
N.B.,
also
attending
the
convention.
'Photo
by
John
Steele).
NEW
BOOK
TELLS
OF
EMILY
CARR
"The
House
of
All
Sorts"
Deals
With
Period
When
Artist-Author's
New
Approach
to
Art
.Met
Wide
Criticism
VICTORIA,
Dec.
G
CP;
Emily
Carr.
ion
raniin.a
Canadian
art-
The
comfort
which
the
aver-
lgt
who
wlll
be
74
yars
old
on
age
Britisher
gets
from
this
an-
December
13,
continues
to
write
nouncement
therefore
lies
in
the
aml
IMlint
despjte
a
stroke
two
hope
that
it
may
be
the
har-
momhs
aeo
that
affected
use
of
.ui.ijjo,
iwutneu
sets,
noid
equipment
in
most
nomes
i
g0."
.
dressers,
bedding,
five
electric
have
been
reported
here
by
gov-
he
nouse
of
An
Sorts
a
;
heaters,
spic
span,
Infra-red
jcrnment
investigators
who
have
1
series
of
sketches
describing
the
llamp,
complete
Kodak
develop-
been
making.
house
to
house
calls
I
difficult
time
in
Emily
Carr's
ing
equipment,
portable
gramo-
in
renresentativc
districts.
They
j.Ufe
when
critiCS
and
public
alike
phone
garden
tools,
dishes
and
find
that
only
one
household
in
made
life
unhappy
for
her
by
re-other
articles
too
numerous
to,
every
10
can
now
buy
a
pair
of
jceting
her
new
style
of
paint-mention,
sheets
and
one
in
five
a
nalr
of
na
t.i
?n
in
tio
rinv
hrfnrf
Operated
Otiest-IIouse
To
make
a
living
Miss
Carr
ran
what
is
politely
called
a
giest-
dents
which
occurred
during
that
cleaners,
and
other
household
,
Mls
fiarr's
studio
is
the
room
noods
ned.
where
her
sister
Alice,
now
blind.
formerly
taught
private
school
The
government
promises
to
ciasses
and
is
crammed
wiWi
release
manpower
and
materials
,
i
canvasses.
Her
favorite
rocking
to
ease
the
task
of
British
house-
chalr
faces
a
wood
heater
that
1
wives
as
soon
as
the
war
w!th(Siie
prefers
to
the
huge
old-
I
Germany
is
concluded.
fashioned
fireplace.
"When
you
I
Relaxation
of
other
controls
.
get
old
you
need
real
heat,"
she
;
during
this
period
are
aimed
to
1
said.
'
speed
up
housing,
restore
export
trade
and
re-equip
Industry.
Ruthless
countermanding
of
thousands
of
other
statutory
orders
which
impose
restrictions
on
the
everyday
life
of
the
man
and
woman
in
the
street
is
also
promised
for
this
Interim
period.
Meanwhile
the
demobilization
section
of
the
"Master
Plan"
for
Her
one-story
dwelling
is
just
behind
Mie
80-year
old
Carr
family
home.
The
big
main
gate
is
closed
but
sijns
direct
traffic:
"For
Miss
Alice
Carr
take
the
path
to
the
right.
For
Mlss,Emily
Carr
take
the
gravel
path
to
I'he
left."
"I
liked
that
old
home,"
Miss
Carr
said.
"Some
of
my
friends
unwinmnsr
Britain's
war
cirort
is
didu't
think
I
should
live
in
a
j
welcomed
here.
This
provides
for
working
class
district.
Why
'demobilizing
10.000.000
men
and
rhau'dn't
I?
Thev
were
honest,
women
froml
war
work'
Into
peace
friendly
people,
as
friendly
as
the
birds
and
animals
I
hau
around
me.
But
someone
bought
the
house
and
Alice
wanted
me
Sf
omiies
Shocking
Lady
(to
streetcar
conductor)
"Will
I
get
a
shock
if
I
step
on
the
track?"
Conductor
"No
lady,
not
un-
bin.'jer
of
a
speedy
lifting
of
other
cr
left
arm.
Miss
Carr
says
thelless
yu
Put
yur
other
foot
on
wartime
controls
which
reduce
arm
makes
an
admirable
paper
ine
uany
rouna
10
a
low
icvei
oi
went.
drrbness
and
monotony.
Befoje
her
birthday
arrives
Housewives
in
particular
hope
llls
Carr
pians
to
publish
her
a
gradual
relxation
of
controls
iatest
V0lume,
"The
House
of
All
as
promised
by
Prime
Minister
sorts,"
successor
to
"Klee
Wyck"
Winston
Churchill
recently
in
whlch
won
the
Governor-Gen-the
Commons
means
an
all-
er-ai-s
Award
in
1941,
and
"The
round
increase
In
production
of
ok
of
Small,"
published
in
Chose
vitally
needed
civilian
jg
jocds
which
have
been
in
short
gvj,
an
interviewer
she
in-
supply
or
unobtainable
for
so
tends
to
write
a
fourth
book
"to
be
published
after
my
death;
I
of
house-
dnnv
want
It
IVi
nrlnt
until
after
the
trolley
-wire."
Sergeant
"Right
about
face."
But,
if
she's
my
sister?"
preting
Canada
to
the
world
-on,
wen-you
jusi
pusn
ner
fht!1i
MwmMinm
of
nrt.
f.
-T"H
-
"
,
In
The
.Middle
i'What
is.
middle
age,
Dad?"
"Middle
age,
my
son,
is
that
period
in
a
man's
life
when
he'd
house,
and
her
new
book
(Ox-
j
ralher
not
havc
a
gnod
time
tnan
ford
University
Press)
describing
the
people
she
met
and
the
inci
havc
to
get
over,
it."
THE
BULKLEY
MARKET
Features:
CENTRAL
INTERIOR
Ikef
:
Pork
Poultry
Products
Under
Most
Sanitary
Conditions
311
Third
Ave.
Phone
178
to
come
here,
so
I
came."
&t&im&9pfigrjiP&ifff&'"
Referring
to
her
indifferent
-"kSV''-v--'5ig
health,
she
said:
"Let
me
get
outside
in
the
open
air
and
I'll
be
all
right.
This
wet
weather
keeps
me
in
the
house'
and
the
only
thing
I
can
do
Is
paint."
t
LONDON
0i
Sued
for
$G.O')0
by
tc.
woman
he
knocked
down,
a
"bUs
driver
here
was
ordered
bv
court
to
nav
five
dollars
a
month
which
will
clean
off
the
the
interim
period
after
the
dc-
lclaim
in.100
yea"-
feat
of
the
Germans
is
to
be
ex
ercised
by
control
of
mann
ce
ment
rather
than
a
compulsory
"director,"
which
has
been
the
method
used
during
the
wartime
emergency.
MERCHANT
NAVY
FOR
EIRE
DUBLIN,
0)
F.
W.
Bond,
chief
engineer
of
the
Dublin
port
and
docks
board,
said
there
now
seemed
little
doubt
that
a
national
merchant
navy
will
be
established
in
Eire
as
soon
assult-able
ships
can
be
bought.
PHILIPPINES
RAILWAYS
The
islands
of
Luzon,
Panay
and
Cebu
have
the
principal
railroad
lines
In
the
Philippines.
KWONQ
SANG
"HING
HOP
KEE
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
012'
7th
AVE.
WEST
(Next
to
King
Tal)
All
your
patronage
welcome
Open
5
p.m,
to
12
p.m
Outside
Orders
from
2
to
12
p.m.
PHONE
"RED
247
p.m.
f
Greet"
MAKE
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
AND
NEW
YEAR
CALENDARS
,
Distinctive
with
our
Local
Views
mil
4
WRATHALL'S
I
Photo
Finishing
f$
THIRD
AVENUE
3
CANADIAN
NURSES
STAY
IN
ITALY
Girls
From
Dominion
Attached
to
South
African
Hospital
WITH
THE
CANADIANS
IN
ITALY,
Dec.
6
0
In
South
African
general
hospital
on
the
Italian
front
are
26
Canadian
nursing
sisters
who
have
been
working
in
Union
of
South
African
hos-pitals
for
almost
thres
years.
Have
they
become
South
African
or
are
they
still
Canadian?
,
It
didn't
take
long
to
find
an
ctvswer
to
that.
Ltxr
a
lot
of
ether
Canadians
in
the
Italian
theatre
they
want
to
go
hom;-to
Canada
and
the
sooner
the
better.
.
They
are
some
of
the
300
Can-,
adlan
nurses
who
answered
a
',
cnll
for
volunteer
nursing
sisters
i
to
go
to
South
Africa
where
they
were
pasted
to
hospitals
throughout
the
country.
Some
of
them
missed
Canadian
ways
so
much
they
returned
to
Canada
or
Joined
Canadian
hospital
units
here
or
on
the
Western
Front.
But
not
all
of
the
300
felt
that
way
and
about
50
married
South
Africans.
The
Canadian
girls
with
the
South
African
hospital
here
say
they
are
much
happier
that
they
are
close
to
home
and
can
some
times
hear
a
Canadian
voice.
The
case
of
Nursing
Sister
Louise
Jamleson
of
Durham,
Ont.,
is
typical.
She
arrived
in
Italy
recently
after
two
years
in
South
Africa
and
fof
the
first
time
in
two
years
and
a
half
met
her
brother,
Lieut.
Perspiring
Rookie
'Thank
Bowman
(Pete)
Jamleson,
who
goodness
I'm
right
about
something
at
last!"
"I
understand
your
wife
is
a
finished
singer."
"No,
ot
yet.
But
the
neighbors
almost
got
her
last
night."
Me
Too?
"I
caught
my
boy
friend
flirting."
"I
caught
mine
that
way
too."
Listings
for
this
auction
will
blankets.
Only
one
person
in
j
the
Group
of
Seven
had
con-'gently
around
her
waist,
then
be
revived
up
to
and
Including
Eeven
can
buy
each
year
a
knife.
1
vnced
the
Canadian
public
that
hld
her
left
hand
."
fork,
or
spoon;
one
In
three
a
there
was
a
new
way
of
Inter
Oh,
No
"What's
the
best
way
to
teach
"a.
girl
to
swim?"
"It
requires
time
and
tech
nique.
First
you
put
your
arm
has
been
with
the
Ontario
Armored
Regiment
since
the
invasion
of
Sicily.
Praise
For
South
Africa
All
the
nursing
sisters
praise
South
Africa
and
its
hospitable
people.
Nursing
SKter
Connie
Cuthbert
of
Ingersol,
Ont.,
fprmeiy
of
Christie
Street
Hospital,
Toronto,
said,
"It
Is
a
land
of
perpetual
sunshine
but
naturally
we
missed
Canada.
I
missed
my
Canadian
friends
moie
than
anything."
A
good
(?inadlan
home-cooked
meal
is
what
Nursing
Sister
Aida
McMillan
of
G3
Cooper
St.)
Ottawa
wajts
on
her
return
to
Canada.
She
pent
13
months
at
Baragwanath,
one
of
the
world's
Hirgest
ttihnculo
;i
;
liosuitaLs,
where
Matron
Gladys
Sharpo,
"
superintendent
of
the
Wehtern
Hospital
in
Toronto,
supervised
121
Canadian
Cursing
sitters.
r
Nuking
Sister
Marie
Down
of
Windsor
and
London,
bnt.,
fold
she
also
missed
real
Canadian
cooking.
"What
I
missed
more
than
anything
was
Canadian
news
and
I
don't
know
how
I
got
along
without
the
comicj,"
declared
Nursing
Sister
Blanche
Murphy
of
Cutknlfe
and
Saskatoon,
Sask.
"I'm
looking
forward
'
to
my
first
motor
trip
on
-tlTe
new
Alaska
Highway,"
said
Nursing
Sister
Edith
Trowbridse
of
(12427
193rd
Ave.l
Edmonton.
"But
what
I
missed
most
;were
Canadian
sports
and
the
;
wide
open
spaces
of
the
west.
.What
South
Africa
lacks
Is
jus?
our
way
of
life."
t
Other
Canadian
nursing:
sisters
at
the
hospital
include
Maureen
Green,
Sydney,
,N.S.;
Justine
Delmont,
StellartonN.S.;
Helen
A.
Brown,
East
Florence-ville,
N.B.;
Marguerite
Mc-Llmont,
Quebec,
and
Gwendolyn
Stevenson
and
Nancy
Lee,
Vancouver.
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