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ACTIVITIES
OP
Y.M.CA.
and
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
QARBUTT
The
concert
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
Sunday
night
Is
for
the
Canadian
and
American
Army.
It
was
thought
at
first
that
the
.15
Service
Shows
would
be
playing
$7.00
up
on
the
hill,
but
the
hall
was
engaged
on
the
nights
they
j4'oo
,
could
go,
so
Sunday
night's
show
will
be
open
to
the
American
Army.
Here's
a
new
card
game
for
you
boys
at
the
forts
wno
are
5
tired
of
knitting
and
purling
of
jq
an
evening.
It's
called
"Cranr
.25
Eights'
and
I
copy
the
rules
'.50
from
the
February
Magazine
Digest:
5
j
"The
cards
are
dealt
In
a
clockwise
manner,
one
at
a
time,
with
the
dealer
having
the
choice
as
to
number
of
card
Saturday.
February.
26.
1944
each
player
Is
to
receive
with-
Jq
th
limits
of
two
to
five
cards
apiece.
When
two
or
three
players
are
competing,
four
or
five
cards
make
the
best
num
ber
to
distribute.
With
four
in
It
IS
a
COUple
Of
weeks
now
Since
Minister
of
Fi-
the
game,
three
or
four
cards
,
nance
Ilsley
and
Minister
of
Agriculture
Gardiner
are
ideal,
with
a
greater
num-1
said
in
Parliament
that
the
meat
situation
in
Can-
J
'arPlaersro
jf
ada
is
such
that
consideration
can
be
given
to
discon-
JJfly
twoaS
deal
is
h
tinuance
of
the
rationing
and
the
meatless
Tuesday,
oer.
After
the
cards
are
dn'
However,
the
officials
of
the
Wartime
Prices
and
the
next
card
is
faced
on
the
wisdom
and
asserted
at
rd
an
Trade
Board
in
their
power
the
time,
in
spite
of
what
the
ministers
had
said,
that
JJK
xt
card
Se2?
the
time
was
not
right
for
the
discontinuance
of
the
arKi
the
remainder
of
the
pack
ration
and
virtually
declared
it
would
not
be
lifted,
is
placed
face
down
as
a
re-So,
after
two
weeks,
there
is
nothing
done
along
the
r
stock-pile.
The
player
lines
suggested
by
the
ministers,
and
the
,
off
leials
S,
are
deciding
the
matter.
This
is
in
spite
of
the
fact
He
may
discard
any
of
the
same
that
there
is
a
great
surplus
of
meat
in
the
country
suit
as
the
faced
card,
a
card
and,
indeed,
some
of
it
is
going
bad
in
storage.
?ny
other
suit
but
the
same
The
ball
of
bureaucracy,
once
it
gets
rolling,
doesn
t
stop.
That
has
become
quite
evident
in
con-
!iie
n,ay
ran
an.
it
ne
desires,
nection
with
the
meat
situation
and,
of
course,;
if
unable
to
make
any
of
these
bureaucracv
has
long
since
become
irksome
in
other
play,
he
must
draw
from
the;
things.
People
begin
to
wonder
why
the
officials
'f
V
V("T
V
'
ne
draws
vl
Cflrd
wnicti
xneeM
lit
'i
ii
a
ii
i
should
have
come
to
the
point
of
authority
in
Canada
one
of
the
three
requirements,
where
they
can
override
the
members
of
the
gov-'The
card
thus
played
now
be-
-
ernment
in
such
a
flagrant
way
as
they
are
doing
in
jcomes
the
faced
card
and
the
me
meai
situation.
The
thing
most
women
past
is
its
length.
dread
about
their
The
City's
Wood
Pile
.
.
.
Now
that
the
exceptionally
mild
winter
is
nearly
over
and
the
coal
supply
situation
has
improved
to
such
an
extent
that
the
dealers
are
actually
hdving
to
extend
themselves
to
place
some
of
it,
it
is
easy
to
criticize
the
quality
of
wood
which
has
been
brought
here
under
the
emergency
arrangement
made
last
fall
and
which
now
shows
no
particular
sign
of
moving
out.
When
the
wood
was
ordered,
it
looked
like
there
would
be
a
serious
fuel
emergency
during
the
winter
and
that
any
kind
of
wood
as
long
as
it
would
even
smoulder
would
be
welcome.
It
would
have
been
used
long
since
had
this
winter
been
anything
like
that
of
a
year
ago
and,
had
the
coal
shortage
developed
as
expected,
the
people
would
have
been
glad
to
get
it
at
any
price.
Even
if
a
few
hundred
cords
of
punk
wood
should
become
a
drug
on
the
fuel
market,
it
has
at
least
served
the
purpose
of
insurance
airainst
conditions
which
mitrht
have
been
a
good
deal
different
and
a
good
deal
less
comfortable.
Thev
say
swimming
develops
noise
and
grace,
but
did
-ou
ever
take
a
good
look
at
a
duck?
IT'S
MUSIC
TO
OUR
EARS
.
.
.
To
hear
people
praising
the
Variety
Store.
They
like
our
tremendous
selection
of
merchandise
and
our
service.
It
makes
us
really
proud
to
know
that
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
can
buy
with
confidence
-and
satisfaction
here.
THE
VARIETY
STORE
next
player
plays
to
it
in
the
'fame
manner.
Playi
continues
i
until
a
players
has
no
cards
ileft.
He
is
the
winner.
Each
hand
ils
a
separate
game.
Sounds
.simple,
doesn't
It.
a
cross
bo-itween
rummy,
old
maid,
crlb-jbage.
casino,
euchre,
bezlque
and
five
hundred,
I
would
say.
I
Sensible
Advice
To
Sufferers
j
Rheumatic
Aches-Pains
--
Backaches
It's
Good
Advice,
Take
Allcnru
The
days
of
gainful
labour
lost
in
Canada
every
year
thru
that
enemy
of
mankind
Rheumatism
Ls
enormous.
I
But
in
physical
pain
and
:
;
agony
and
suffering
what
is
the
loss?
:
Why
not
make
up
your
mind
i
today
that
you
are
going
to
get
the
excess
acids
out
of
your
system.
The
verv
first
thing
to
do
is
to
go
to
W.
J.
McCutcheon,
'
Ormes
Ltd..
or
any
progressive
;
druggist
and
get
a
bottle
of
ALLENRU
the
rost
is
but
little.
i
Complete
and
simple
dlrec-!
i
tions
on
how
to
swiftlv
and
sen-siblv
combat
these
stubborn
and
I
acute
pains
comes
with
each
bottle
and
you'll
be
mighty
I
thankful
that
you
followed
these
Instructions.
Take
good
advice
take
ALLENRU.
Start
Unlay.
bausiacuon
is
guaranteed
or
money
cheerfully
refunded.
!
IV
Tlir.
M
TICKMK
(
III
IIT
1)1'
IIKIIIMI
OII
MKIl
IV
I'KIIIMTl;
In
ir
Mlt-r
of
the
"AilrolnUtra-
I
riil
Ion
Art"
anil
In
Hip
Mailer
of
thr
!ui,
of
Kn
lit
OImmi,
!)
faxil,
Intrttulr.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honour
Judge
Flujier.
Local
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
18th
day
of
February
AD.
1M4.
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Knut
OUen,
formerly
of
Montreal,
Quebec,
de-ceaed,
who
died
on
or
about
the
3rd
day
of
January.
A.D.
1944.
All
perrons
Indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
all
persons
having
claims
agalnvt
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
file
them
.with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
31at
day
of
March
AD.
1944,
failing
which
distribution
mjMI
m.
V,.
.1
.
.
1
,
.
iii.il.
irriiu
Will,
w
,
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
'
-
.
.
.
.u(E,
it,
lj
.
,
fcUid
18th
day
of
February
A
D.
1944.
Official
Administrator
Frlnce
Rupert,
B
C
KVVONO
SANO
IIINO
HOP
KEE
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
Next
to
King
Tat
611
7th
AVE.
WEST
All
your
patronage
welcome
Open
S
p.m.
to
12
p.m.
Tuesday
10
p.m.
to
12
p.m.
Outside
Orders
from
2
p.m.
12
p.m.
fbunc
Ked
M?
Sport
Chat
The
only
American
ever
to
be
officiary
credited
with
a
t?o-mi!e
maik
was
on
Lash
of
Indiana
who
ran
eight
laps',
in
3:59.4
in
1936.
George's
ti'si
mark
in
1884
was
9:167.4".
It
held
up
for
twenty
years
until
Altie
Shrubb,
another
Englishman
fNJO)
RICH
.
s
r
r
v
tv-i
rvS.
'
ISHI
Pyf
a
ruhr
or
loo
oc
STItRO
.
maJe
with
ml
B1EF
etuatt
-io
vox'
iratiev
Taeyll
J1
a
lli-tiuuh
rnh
BIfFV
tiof
ii
uutfr
your
family's
neai
appriiie
jtt
ne
pieciOat
ration
poiatv
Starr
awali.
hmx
ita
a
full
bodied
brWr
our
a
be
of
STURO
in
a
rvp
of
botliac
it
mikn
a
big
fiatelal.
.
-rj
rfn-M
mum
s
in.
uiciiTCi.
i.e.
minium
who
now
makes
hU
home
in
Bowmanvllie.
Ont
whirled
the
dUtarvce
in
9:09.8.
Twenty-twu
year
later
Edwin
Wide
at
Swe.
den
wa
clocked
in
9
S1
4
but
In
1931
Paavo
Nurml
ol
Finland
went
under
the
nfine
minut-vt
covering
the
distante
in
8:59.6.
Lash
clipped
Nurmi'a
mark
in
1936
but
the
following
year.
Mlkios
Szabo
of
Hun'nary
tan
a
staling
8:56.
In
1939
1
alsto
IXakl
f
Finland
was
timed
in
8:S3.1
The
record
held
until.
1942
when
Oundar
Ha
egg
of
Sweden
turned
In
a
sensational
5:473
the
mark
he
believe
eoukt
be
lowered
wnhout
too
much
efjfort.
The
Argyll
and
Sutherland
H.
glanders
;t
Ilamillou.
Out
.
rti't-ntly
defeated
an'
armored
rtiment
team
by
18-33
points
in
a
Canadian
Army,
brigade
boxing
championship
tournament
in
England.
The
un.'y
knockout
of
th
1
1
-rxait
ca
d
i
ame
in
the
welterweight
i!j
-wlien
Pte
A.
Oerous.
Highland'
from
Parry
Sound.
Oat
sen
Tpr
N.
Lind&ey
of
Ottau
nasn
,:is
to
the
floor.
Another
Oluw:
member
of
the
armored
t.
rr-ent.
Tpr.
Earle
Steen.
likst
.
L
Cpi
C
O
Balaag
of
Bran:?-
d
Oi;;
in
the
heavyweight
dlvLs
;
u.
Sgt.
Blng
Bingham
ol
T
.
"uto.
armored
membtr.
took
;ea:.-cut
decltton
from
Ptc
A
Cj
uv
of
Oravenhurst.
Out.,
in
th
.:ih:
heavyweight
division,
while
Chuck
Oreenblatt,
Hlghlaod
ser
eant
from
loron.o.
do!eat'.l
Tpr
Aif
Currie
of
Renfrew.
Ont
in
a
middleweight
clash
Other
victorious
Argyll
privates
included
O
Edwards
of
Toronto,
who
defeated
Tpr.
Ted
Bakr
of
Women
Shoppers
Riot
For
Pots
LONDON.
Feb.
20
O
-
Houje-wlves
rampant
are
a
thing
at
might,
a
London
store
manager
found
out
after
a
rumor
.
around
that
enamel
aaueepaM
wk
on
Mir
la
tbe
store
"Half
an
hour
later
I
had
a
riot
on
my
hands."
the
manager
said
"Jars
of
pickles
werg
knoeV-ed
over
and
I
couldn't
even
get
nar
the
phone
to
cull
the
po!-ie."
He
iuM
hs
lour
months'
qujta
in
a:i
hour
RIIIIVE
ACHES
AND
SORl
THROAT
f
ROM
A
COLO
I
Utt
M'e,
lM.tieg
ASPRNVXZ
On
March
31,
the
present
gasoline
licentes
and"
ration
coupon
books
will
expire.
After
irut
date
no
gasoline
will
be
soU
except
on
the
presentation
of
a
1944-15
ration
rxIc.
Applications
for
new
gasoline
licenses
and
ration
coupon
books
should"
he
made
withour
delay.
Commencing
April
1,
under
the
1944-45
rationing
plan,
the
operation
of
which
will
be
basically
fhc
same
as
that
now
in
eiTtct,
all
non-commercial
vehicle
owners
will
again
be
allowed
a
basic"AA"gasoIinc'Iiccnsc
and
ration
coupon
boot,
containing
40
units
for
a
passenger
car,
or
16
for
a
mororqclc.
Similarly,
owners
of
vehicles
eligible
for
a
"Special"
category,
who"
can
prove
their
need,
will
be
granted
an
extra
vocational
allowance,
fixed
in
advance
for
the
year
ending
March
31,
1945.
In
determining
the
extra
allowance
which
will
be
measured
to
individual
needs
the
previous
category
and
mileage
of
the
car
will
not
necessarily
be
an
important
consideration.
The
extra
vocational
coupons
will
again
be
issued
in
books
J
'
MSfSSSSJSSU
!
Owfu
St-x.d
.;
..te
fra.utr
jweiBm
i-u.,.
..ad
F
H.'Wi-Haniiium.
a
wmm
r
.ivri
Tpr
A!
I
Leger
ol
8auU
8te.
Mrie.
Ont
t
ciiuitni
NOTICKS
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Dean.
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
Olbson
Organist
and
Choirmaster,
P.
Uen
85
Supt..
F.
4-
Skinner
11:00
ajn.
Morning
Prayer
and
Sermon.
12:30
pjn.
Sunday
School
7:30
Evening
Prayer
and
Sermon.
The
memberi
of
the
Young
People's
Association
will
be
In
charge
of
thU
service
Social
hour
will
be
held
In
the
Cathedral
Hall
immediately
following
the
evening
service.
i
First
I'rcsbytcrian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
!
Rev
A.
F.
MacSween,
B,
Minister
Mrs
E.
J
Smith.
Choir
Led(r
i
.
SUNDAY.
FEBRUARY
27
11
00
am
-Morning
Worslilp.
'
Anthem
Junior
Choir.
We
March
to
VWory."
1
12
IS
p.m
-Church
School
7
30
p.m
Evening
Worslilp
8
30
pro
Young
People's
Club
Tiir
Minister
will
preach
at
both
nervier.
A
cordial
invitation
to
worship
wi'h
thH
congregation
is
extended
to
all
J.
L.
CURRY
Law
of
Yukon
i
Chiropractor
Smith
Block
Umv
T
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tS
rt,
IK..
v.
1
mm
r
t"
Mils
R-1
'
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ri
C
r.e
t
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eveniM'
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1100:.-
Ar.;
Music
j
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J
00
a
m
K-i,
I
Mr
Gu
'
&
Mr
M
A.,
.
win
rit
ut
m
.
,
.....
as.
w
A
,
a
iio
inc
t.
....
r
MtK
u
i
w
.rk
t
iv
Ancnora;'?
,
Fellows.
4,
serrkfC
.
VIM
Haptbfo
!
Fifth
Avr
4
Minute
ft
Apply
NOW
for
your
New
Gasoline
Licenses
d
Ration
Coupon
Books
SUNDAY
fittra
io
w
am
Bt.
iim
am
'I
lav.-
12
15
iu
7
30
p.rr
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.
labelled
"Special",
and
each
book
will
contain
not
mnre
thai
60
units.
To
permit
constant
review
of
the
needs
of
each
cater
7
applicant,
only
one
"Special"
book,
or
portion
thereof,
w;ll
be
issued
at
a
time.
The
Oil
Controller
also
lias
the
rinhi
to
refuse
any
application
for
a
"Special"
category,
or
to
suspcr.J
any
ration
coupoa
book
for
an
infraction
of
the
rtgulirnr.t.
The
shortage
of
gasoline
is
still
acute.
Do
not
apply
for
a
"Special"
category
unless
your
need
is
urgent.
On
and
after
April
1,
service
station
attendinti
will
not
accept
gasoline
ration
coupons
unless
the
license
plate
Dumber
of
the
motor
vehicle
for
which
they
were
issued
is
irrm
m
irX
on
each
coupon.
Every
motor
vehicle
must
also
display
on
f
i
windshield
a
1944-45
sticker
indicating
the
category
cf
the
coupon
book
submitted
at
the
time
of
the
purchase.
If
the
owner
of
a
motor
vehicle
sells,
transfers
or
disposes
of
it
in
any
way,
it
is
his
obligation
to
sec
that
the
gasoline
Ik
r
e
and
ration
coupon
book
for
that
vehicle
is
returned
immediately
to
the
nearest
Regional
Oil
Control
Office.
PROCEDURE
TO
BE
FOLLOWED
BY
APPLICANTS
For
Category
"AAM
or
"Motorcycle"
Category
1
Stcure
Cats-gory
"AA"
application
form
at
nsaresl
Post
Office.
2
Obtain
1944
motor
vehicle
permit
andor
licsnie
plaits.
2
Submit
property
compltttd
application
form,
together
with
motor
vehicle
permit
and
registration
fee
of
$1,
to
an
issuer
of
motor
vehicle
licenses.
4
From
lh
Issuer
you
will
receive
your
Category
"AA"
or
"Motorcycle"
ration
book,
and
the
return
of
your
motor
vehicle
permit
stamped
to
show
that
a
ration
book
has
been
issued.
5
Affix
"AA"
sticker
to
ear
windshield.
Write
In
Ink
on
each
coupon
the
license
plate
number
of
the
motor
vehicle.
a.
For
"Special"
Category
1
Secure
application
form
for
both
Category
CAA3
end
"Special"
category
from
nearest
Post
Office.
2
Obtain
Category
"AA"
ration
book
and
affix
5
A
AH
illtkif
to
windshield.
3
After
It
is
properly
and
accurately
completed,
mail
special
category
application
form
to
the
nearest
Regional
Oil
Control
Office,
along
with
motor
vehicle
permit.
4
If
you
are
granted
a
special
category,
turn
to
the
first
pagt
of
"Special"
ration
book,
where
the
number
of
units
you
will
be
allowed
for
the
year
ending
March
31,
1945,
will
be
noted.
On
the
basis
of
this
allowance,
plan
your
nsxl
year
s
driving.
5
Affix
"Special?
category
sticker
ta
windshield.
Write
In
Ink
on
each
coupon
the
license
plats
numbtr
ol
the
motor
vehicle.
(Only
registered
owners
of
passenger-type
motor
vehiclesother
than
commercial
motorcycles,
buses,
taxicabs,
and
drive-yourself
cars
who
must
of
necessity
uso
their
cars
in
essential
business,
are
eligible
to
apply
for
a
I'SpeciaP!
category);
GUARD
YOUR
RATION
BOOK
When
you
receive
your
1MM5
gasoline
ration
book,
guard
it
care."
fully.
Do
not
leave
it
in
your
car.
If,
because
of
your
negligence,
it
is
lost
or
stolen,
it
may
not
be
replaced.
DEPARTMENT
OF
MUNITIONS
AND
SUPPLY
Honourable
C.
D.
HOWE,
AtWifer
Jit:i.i
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