AY
MAHCH
1.
1944
inc.
umut
n&Wb
PAQEFTV
:et
Me
At
IHNNY'S
Johnny's
ACK
BAR
far
Cntttr
It
Tops)
'UMi.Mmnm
.v
ion
Footwear
l-A.
J,
DOMINATO.
dies
.
.
.
1
a.
e
t
.
wins
a
big
lun
cn
ur
C
oats
and
jcr
k
I.
'
re
utortc-
appers
and
yers
.
.
.
I
zv:
received
a
f
.
r
ail
kinds
ot
IWj
ps;r
30
per
cent
v-.zr,
u
-
pne
else
received
a
ahlpme
n(
of
COATS
Diuount
for
Cah.
GOLDBLOOM
Ave.,
I'rinre
Itupert
p:--
"
'he
Da;
v
Nw
Sfcomi
Avenue
f
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Noel
B.
Taylor
of
Mawett
returned
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Ijslandj
today
on
a
brier
biul-n
visit
to
the
city.
-Kurt
Under,
Mauett
hotel
man,
returned
to
the
Island
today
alter
a
brief,
business
vllt
to
the
city
alnoe
yesterday.
Ell
Brldden
of
Ma&sett
arrived
In
the
city
yesterday
for
n
brief
vltlt,
returning
today
to
Uu
Queen
Chariotto
Island.
mi
nc
ikwts
iiijsci
,
irrjz
roomer
co,
Hub
the
throat,
cbeit
WICKS
'.tested
VAPORUB
Mr
John
n.
Morgan
returned
to
ltuxU-y
Inlet,
Queen
Charts
Island,
ai
the
week-end
-t
f
t
.
u
Vancouver
Chaplain
C.
M:
McKtttrlcfc.
naval
padtw
herv,
Mill
be
the
.speaker
tomorrow
at
the
regti-,ar
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club.
Mrs.
II.
MrCortUtun
of
Mas-sett
arrived
In
the
city
yeter-day
from
MosmII
and
will
pro
ceed
Friday
night
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Meeting
today
at
Reld's
Cafe,
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club,
at
the
regular
week
ly
luncheon,
enjoyed
moving
pictures
shown
by
Hugo
Craup-ner.
President
Frank
Skinner
was
In
the
ehatr
and
there
was
h
good
attendance
of
members
ANNOIJNCKMRNT
The
YJil.CA.
Red
Triangle
Club
Moose
Hallt
has
been
clowd
until
further
notice
for
extensive
repairs.
Curtailed
activities
will
carry
on
at
Empress
Hall,
opposite
Prhic
Rupert
Hotel
Fresh
local
Haw
anil
s
Pasteurized
MH.K
1
VAI.KNTIN
DAIRY
rilONE
657
lUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Wc-t-
doltar.
have
more
cents"
He
have
a
complete
variety
of
available
Hlrweries,
Fresh
Fruits
and:
Veetal)les
Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
Ci..IVfJtY
throughout
the
City
thrr
Umea
weekly
TV
;days.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays)
Opposite
Canadian
lesion
INCOME
TAX
W
Inc(me
Returns
to
he
filed
on
or
before
APRIL
IJO,
1911
FOIt.MS
NOW
AVAILABLE
Prepared
by
R.
E.
MORI
Phone
s4n9s
Vork
sunn
tilsoniiuih:
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"Jloosc
llcacl
Rraml"
TIIUHSTON'S
"I'lK'iidaliU.,
Siilid
iiiul
ComfurlnWc
wily
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
"The
Home
nf
HnnJ
.QAopsr1
S.
O,
N,
meeung
March
2,
8
o'clock.
ThuiBday
52
A
Tonight,
6;
15
pm..
CFPR,
the
C.C.F.
presenU
LAC.
Archibald,
Federal
-Candidate.
H;
O;
Van
dcr
8luy
returned
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
George
Dlbb
Is
home
from
hta
naval
duties
on
the
Atlantic
for
a
visit
on
leave.
Harold
Johnston,
local
superintendent
of
Wartime
Houslne
Limited,
returned
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Dleldal
returned
this
morning
from
Vancouver
where
Mr.
Dieldai
has
been
undergoing
medical
treatment.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Scott
returned
this
morning
after
spending
a
month's
holiday
in
Vancouver
Alvln
Johnson,
formerly
employed
with
Burns
and
Company
here,
arrived
In
the
city
this
morning
from
Vancouver
enroute
to
Ketchikan
where
he
w:!1
t.ike
(
haire
of
the
office
of
a
flh
n
company.
STOPPED
QU1CMIY
i
lSaH
mfWipmi
11c
mm
ft
M
ritisci:
riti.kt
ROOFING
CO.
Box
:
Specialist
on
Huiltup
Hoof
Kepaln,
Itf-lilnr.llnr
Free
Estimates
FAR
NORTH
ADVENTURE
Trio
Entertaining
Fishier
in
Alaska,
Covered
11,000
Mile
In
Five
Weeks.
By
ENID
NEMY
(Canadian
Press
Staff
WrlUri
WINNIPEG,
March
1
Lonely
soldiers
and
airmen,
based
at
Isolated
pasts
In
Alaska,
won't
forget
a
trio
of
dancing
and
singing
stars
who
brought
them
entertainment
from
the
outside.
Ptes.
Hank
McCnne
and:
Buddy
Pepper
of
:
Hollywood,
now
with
the
United
States
Army
In
central
Canada,
I
and
CBC
singing
star,
Patricia
Berry
of
Winnipeg,
were
the
,
'
Alaskan
morale-builders."
I
They
recently
returned
from
la
11.000-mlle
Jaunt,
entertaining
American
and
Canadian
forces
up
north
and
with
them
they
brought
the
acclaim
of
UiJ.
army
authorities.
They
travelled
by
air,
train
and
army
transport
and
In
five
weeks
gave
45
performances
for
soldiers
of
four
United
Nations.
'
They
performed
anywhere
from
mess
halls
to
,
hospital
i
wards,
and
played
to
enlisted!
men,
offlcera,
war
workers",
Eskimos,
and
even
four
iralj.on
a
rock.
'
"The
seals
loved
us,"
said
Hank.
"They
waved
and
clapped
madly."
One
of
Pat's
most
embarrassing
moments
came
at
a
lonely
outpost
where
the
only
available
dressing
room
was
behind
i
movie
screen.
The
stage
light
was
placed
so
that
It
Ulumln-
'
'he
screen.
As
Pat
slipped
uff
her
dress,
shoes
and
stock
rr-ri
nf
Thanks
Mr-,
c
.
Ross
of
Winni
peg
withes
in
thank
the
many
friends
of
the
late
Mr.
William
Miller
for
their
kindness
and
sympathy
extended
to
her
In
her
sad
bereavement
Special
thanks
to
Dr.
Cade
and
thj
nurses
of
the
Prince
Ruperj
Oeneral
Hospital,
Mr.
and
Mrs
E.
J.
Smith,
Mr.
Norman"Watt.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pete
Wlngham.
Mr.
Arthur
Bayne.
Mr.
Jack
Mowatt.
Mr
Peter
Peterson
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
S.
Parker.
ings,
her
silhouette
could
be
i
clearly
-seen
'by
the
boys
In-the
:
audience
and
they
howled.
Finally
Hank
came
overhand
revealed
the
cause
of
the
uproar.
T
still
blush
when
I
think
about
It."
said
Pat.
j
An
incident
that
"scared
us
,
out
of
two
years'
growth"
came
when
they
were
flying-
at
6.000
feet
and
both
engines
stopped
simultaneously.
The
plane
went
Into
a
30
decree
dive
and
had
dropped
4.000
ft-
when
the
pilot
pulled
out
of
It"
Hank
said.
"From
then
on
it
took
a
bulldozer
and
three
regiments
to
get
Buddy
Into
a
plane
he's
still
white."
One
eventful
day
they
lost
Pat.
"Alaska
Is
a
big
place
-and
Pat
Is
a
small
person
we
were
absolutely
bewildered,"
sa!d
Buddy.
Next
day
Pat
reappeared.
She
had
spent
several
en-loyable
hours
with
Ingrld
Bergman
and
her
troupe.
"Miss
Bergman
Is
wonderful,"
enthused
Pat.
"She's
charming
and
a
marvellous
lEuneral'Nbtice
Moose
are
requested
to
5
attend
the
funeral
of
W
Brother
Charles
Miller.
Thursday,
March
2,
at
2:S0
pjn.,
from
Orenviile
Court
Funeral
Chapel.
Announcements-
Aii
dratlwrneuu
iir
thl
column
Ul
lis
charted
for
a
(ml
moath
at
25c
i
word.
Women
of
the
Moose
Dance,
Oddfellow'
Hall,
Wednesday.
March
t,
DeCarlo's
orchestra,
10
to
2.
Dry
Dock
Employees'
Dance,
March
3.
Proverb's
Orchestra.
C.C.F.
Dance,
March
10.
Oddfellows'
Hall.
DeCarlo's
Orchestra
St.
Patrick's
Tea.
salt
home
cooking.
3
p.m.
Card
party
8.
p.m.
K.O.C.
Hall,
March
17.
WA
Canadian
Legion
Dance
I.OJJ.E.
Hall.Jrch24i
Here's
GOOD
NEWS!
.
.
.
DANCING
I.O.D.B.
HALL
(Formerly
Eagles,
5th
Ave.
and
McBride)
EVERY
WEI),
and
SAT.
xNIGHT
Starting
TONIGHT!
.March
1st
(9::!0
p.m.
till
1
a.m.)
EATURING
Rupert'
Outstanding
Dance
Band
Sensation
ROV
I'ltOVnitllS
and
hU
7Swing
Quintet77
-A
Musical
Treat
for
Dancing
Feet"
Here's
the
treat
you've
been
waiting
for,
So
C'mon
Folks
.
.
LET'S
DANCE!
CENTS.
SJ.2.
LADIES
FREE
E
VERYROD
Y
W
E
LCOM
E
'Cl-iffcm.'
Service
for
Hats.
Coats,
etc
:
ZZ
k-
"3T
I
DEDICATED
TO
THE
SERVICE
OF
MANKIND
Activities
of
the
St.
John
Ambulance
Brigade
are
as
widely
diversified
as
they.
are
effective.
In
cities
large
and
small
...
in
every
Province
of
the
Dominion
.
.
.
Divisions
of
the
Brigade
are
carrying
on
their
great
work
of
voluntarily
serving
humanity.
In
the
Maritime
Provinces
thousands
of
frost-bitten
and!
wounded
survivors
of
the
Battle
of
the
Atlantic
have
been
given
first
aid
and
transported
to
emergency
hospitals.
Brigade
members
have
been
on
duty
for
countless
hours
in
the
hospitals
of
Canada,
Army
Hospitals
and
hospitals
of
the
Department
of
Pensions
and
National
I
lealth.
On
the
highways,
on
the
ski
slopes,
at
public
meetings
.
:
:
wherever
there
is
a
potential
need
for
trained
First
Aid
.
.
.
there
you
find
members
of
the
St.
John.
Ambulance
Brigade
ready
to
help
the
sick
and
injured
with
skill
and
efficiency.
And
rememberthese
men
and
women
of
the
Brigade
serve
without
pay.
For
further
information,
get
in
touch
with
your
local
St.
John
Ambulance
Association
Branch
or
Brigade
Division;
or
write
Commandery
Headquarters,
321
Chapel
Street,
Ottawa,
Ontario.
DO
YOU
KNOW.
.
.
the
difference
between
the
St.
John
Ambulance
Ajocition
nd
i
he
St,
John
Ambulance
Hrigide
t
The
Auociacion
ii
the
teaching
branch
where
claacs
in
First:
Aid,
audi
Home'
Nuraing
are
conducted.
The
Urisade
it
the
trrving
bramh
.
...
acninji
humauiiy
at
all
timet
in
eace
auJ
war.
Snlpt
Amtmlanr?
JUsftfociaptfon
nub
JJngabe
SUPPORT
THE
RED
CROSS
CAMPAIGN
IN
WHICH
WE
SHARE
UNDER
WA
SERVICE
REGULATIONS
M
One
Bright
Spot
in
the
World
''mmmmrrtmmtXKmWf-i-lYi-A
ssssssssssssassssssssBm'--T'
3
T
M--.
M-Vpsssssssssa
mmmmSmW
Give
Generously...
THE
NEED
IS
GREAT!
A.
MacKENZE
FURNITURE
LTD
"A
Good
Place
to
Buy"
L
EVERYTHING
FOIL
THE
KITCHEN
Ranges,
Tables,
Chairs,
Kitchen
Step
Ladders,
Kitchen
High
Stools,
Kitchen
Floor
Covering,
Baby
High.
Chairs,
Velo
to
renew
your
walls
and
pictures,
to
decorate
them,
Kicchen
Mirrors.
Phone
75.
IS
SHOP
AT
THE
327
3rd
Avenue
Are
Essential
for
the
Fishing
Fleet"
V
o
'ove
as
large
stock
of
Charts
fqr
local
fishing
grounds
and
coastal
waters.
BRITISH
ADMIRALTY
CHARTS
DOMINION
GOVERNMENT
CHARTS
U.S.
HYDROGRArHIC
CHARTS
(Note
Large
scale
Charts
o!
Al&kia
j
Waters
can
only
be.
obtained
with
.
perjnjji
ioS'tlie
ji
Naval
Control
Officer.)
i'Wmw':
No
restrictions
on
general
charts.
:
Pilot
House
Log
Books
Books
on
Navigation
and
Marine
Engineering
Tide
Tablesi
SEVENTH
AVE.
MARKET
The
Friendlr
Store"
We
handle
SWIFT'S
PREMIUM
MEATS
and
VAN'S
BREAD
"3j
Also
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
Our
I'rlces
Are
Right
J.M.S.Loubser
O.C.,
R
j
iniroDractor
Wallace
Block
Phone
641
Mark
every
grave
whlla
you
have
the
opportunity.
They
deserve
It.
See
National
Monuments
602
5th
East
Ilox
la
Station
It
Prince
Itupert.
n.C.
Place
an
Ad
in
The
Daily
NewsIt
Pays
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