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have
more
cents"
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have
compute
variety
of
available
"oceries,
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Fruits
and
Vegetables
Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
;
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times
weekly
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A
Machinists
Dane,
Oddfellows'
Ha.
Sat
Aug.
19.
19S
Mi
and
Mrs.
Stuart
Johnston
Warned
to
the
city
thii
morn-
Morm
Teng
returned
to
the
rlf
tin.-,
morning
alter
attend-the
Reserve
Army
camp,
A
WXJ.TAt.
meeting
tonight
In
OdtUelkws'
Hall
at
8
o'clock,
feca.
evening.
U92j
Bruce
Brown
arrived
In
the
.'
ijiu
morning
Irom
a
brier
rip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs
Nora
Arnold
l&ft
on
last
nifhfs
train
on
a
visit
to
Toronto
and
Buffalo.
Mrs.
E.
Watson
left
on
last
night's
train
for
Edmnton.
She
will
return
by
way
of
Vancouvei
Mrs.
H.
D.
Tbaln
Is
leaving
Thursday
sight
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
meet
her
daughter.
Joan,
who
has
been
holidaying
In
the
southern
city.
Elio's
FURNITURE
STORE
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert
THE
REX
CAFE
Now
Open
for
Business
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Opening
Hours:
3
p.m.
to
2
am.
2nd
Avenue
(Across
from
Prince
Rupert
Hotel)
Phone
173
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1
1
t
A
SX.
N.
Dance,
Friday.
Aug.
18,
Oddfellows'
Hall,
9:30
to
1:30.
(194)
Frank
Skinner
left
Tuesday
for
a
month's-
holiday
at
Vancouver
and
White
Rock.
lMllda.y
trip
at
Vancouver.
Mrs.
j
b?
CFPR.
radio
station
from
Donnell
Is
remaining
In
Van-
1
7
.'30
to
8
pm.
today,
according
couver
tit!
the
end
of
the'
to
Clarence
II.
Insulander.
sta-mmlh-
j
Uon
manager.
A
YOUR
BOYS
RAINCOAT
la
our
problem
too
and
we
have
a
complete
selection.
Sizes
2
through.
18-nUPERT
MEN
it
BOYS'
STORE,
lust
around
corner
from
McOutcceon
Drug
195
The
luncheon
for
the
hS
Ambassador.
Hon
Ra.
C
AW.
erton.
scheduled
for
to
morrow
at
12:30
pjn
at
Uie
Nav
Drul
hall
ha
been
change
o
tc
the
dry
dock
No
1
air
di.jns
room.
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word.
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Aid
Tea
at
Lutheran
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CfettMh.
Auf.
19,
2
to
6
pm
193)
Valhalla
Dance.
August
25
OddleUows'
Hall.
9:30
to
1
:30.
Canadian
Legion
WA.
Dance.
Sept.
8,
Oddfellows'rHaU,
De-Carlo's
Orchestra.
Pioneer
Home
Benefit
Dance,
Sept.
1.
Oddfellows'
Hall,
10
to
2.
THE
DAILY
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PAGE
THREE
Keddy
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for
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put
WAR
SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES
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of
your
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HAL.
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Gift
Cigarettes
Arrive
Overseas
For
Soldiers
When
Needed
Most
Once
again
cigarettes
from
the
W
A.
of
the
102nd.
Coast
Regiment
of
Prince
Rupert
arrived
at
the
proper
moment
to
bright
en
the
outlook
for
a
local
soldier
in
Britain.
LBdr.
J.
Maclvor
is
that
man
I
who
writes
of
the
robot
bombs,
calhne
them
"zamb
homhi
"
a
me
Modern
Beauty
snop
i
and
says
they
cause
as
much
ex-wlshes
to
announce
that
they
i
citement
as
the
Second
Front.
are
reopening
in
the
Besner1
Another
letter
of
appreciation
Block.
(193)
to
the
women's
auxiliary
has
Firemen
answered
a
call
at
8:15
pjn.
Tuesday
to
extinguish
a
chimney
fire
at
the
home
of
A.
C.
Messer,
1153
Ambrose
ave.
F.
S.
Dowllng,.of
the
National
Fire
Underwriters
Association.
Vancouver,
arrived
in
the
city
this
morning
Irom
Vancouver
on
an
inspection
trip.
Mrs.
J.
Mcllralth
and
small
daughter,
of
Cobourg,
Oat.,
left
last
night
to
return
east
after
kccw
mailing
nean
Mrs.
Mcllralth's
mother.
Mrs.
D.
aicu.
Hunter.
Rev.
J.
A.
Donnell
arrived
here
'
.
.
thii!
mornimr
ttr
mmihi.
ftM
apeecn
wui
be
carried
wen
received
irom
CpL.
j.
p.
Lenehan.
who
tells
of
spending
a
long
streten
in
hospital
with
pneumonia.
Cpl.
Lenehan
writes:
"Surprised,
eh?
Well,
I
haven't
forgotten
altogether,
although
1
am
a
bit
ashamed
of
not
writing
much
sooner,
but
maybe
you
will
excuse
me,
knowing
I
am
a
busy
man.
This
spring
I
spent
a
long
stretch
in
hospital
with
pneumonia
you
wMl
know
what
aBd
after
that
another
month
on
eourse
and
two
weeks
trade
test
so
that
has
been
my
summer.
The
unit
I
was
with
before
going
to
hospital
are
well
away
in
Normandy
and
1
hear
they
had
a
few
mishaps,
but
these
are
to
be
expected
in
the
tank
corps.
"I
saw
Lieut.
Gordon
the
other
day
wasn't
talking
to
him
but
Smith
said
he
had
Just
come
over
I
saw
Pete
Fisher
a
while
'hack
Bcb
Moxley
was
In
but
I
dl
'st
see
him.
Jack
McCartney
ar
ved
ui
C.OJUJ.
today
from
fe-p.
u
i
he
was
102nd
too).
Thu
isn't
much
of
a
letter
I
hut
at
least
it's
better
than
any
ycu
oave
had
frcttfme
for
a
:cd
frw
months.
Oh.
thanks
for
C:
dg
I
honestly
looked
for
2ir
rard
to
send
back,
but
there
w.
any
in
the
box
My
brother
was
in
today-he
been
stationed
down
where
t"
fly-bombs
visit
and
he
said
he
woke
the
other
morning
to
find
giass.
all
over
the
floor-
and
paper
has
expired.
By
the!
way.
in
write
you
Irom
Paris
very
shortly,
probably
before
the
end
ol
Julv."
LBdr.
Maclvor
writes:
"I
am
sorry
I
was
unahle
to
write
you
sooner,
but
I
have
Just
returned
from
a
three
weeks
course.
I
wish
to
thank
you
very
much
for
the
smokes.
I
found
waiting
for
me
on
my
return
and
I
can
tell
you
I
needed
them,
but
as
it
has
happened
many
times
in
ine
past,
you
always
seem
to
come
to
my
rescue
and
I
appreciate
that
fact
very
much.
"Well
we
are
having
a
little
bfc
more
excitement
around
here
than
we
have
had
since
I
came
I
overseas.
Those
'zombie
bombs'
J
as
we
call
them
you
cannot
tell
when
they
will
come
over
are;
causing
as
much
excitement
as
the
Second
Front,
but
the
people
are
taking
them
just
as
calmly
as
they
did
the
invasion.
Of
course
they
have
caused
a
num-1
ber
of
casualties
and
destruction
!
but
it's
the
queer
and
urfexpect-ed
places
they
land
in
thai
I
causes
that.
Normally,
the
people
I
Just
carry
on
In
the
usual
man-
j
ner.
,
"Well,
the
invasion
Is
going;
along
in
grand
style
and
the
Canadian
lads
have
acquitted!
themselves
as
we
all
knew
they'
would.
They
.have
had
tough
go
J
log,
but
once
the
crust
Is
broken
e
can
expect
a
more
rapid
advance.
My,
only
wish
is
to
bv
'
over
there
with
the
rest
of
the
boys,
but
as
yet
I
am
still
here
in
Britain
and
there's
nothing
1
1
can
do
about
it.
,
And
how
Is
the
weather
In
Prince
Rupert?
Improved
any?
1
!
always
wonder
how
the
flowers
I
in
gardens
bloom
so
well
when!
they
have
more
than
their
shan
i
of
moisture.
They
have
beautiful
llower
gardens
around
here
and
with
the
quaint
old-fashloneo
houses
the
countryside
is
a
treat
to
walk
around.
But
1
think
I
will
stick
to
good
old
B.C.
Well.
1
took
out
every
bit
of
glass
and
!
I
thank
you
again
for
your
kind
ne
never
wore
up.
well
my
time
ness.
My
regards
to
the
WA.
r.E
CAB
)!
Tliorouglilr
clean
them
at
least
once
a
week
.
.
.
Never
let
the.
cord
come
in
contact
with
hot
1
1
u
i
metal
and
always
disconnect
at
wall
.
.
.
ij7v2
3h
Don't
let
them
overheat..
11.
.
&j
Keep
them
properly
lubriated
at
all
times
.
.
.
Avoid
running
vacuum
sir
cleaner
over
pins,
nails,
coins
or
other
metal
objects.
Defrost
refrigerator
when
frost
collects
to
about
-
one-fourth
of
an
inch
.
.
.
Protect
rubber
rollers
on
your
washing
machine
wringer
iNfQ
by
releasing
the
pressure
when
not
in
use.....
FIX
THEM
UP
MAKE
THEM
LAST
KEEP
THEM
WORKING
I
T
VvlILL
BE,
IF
VOU
KISS
IT
AND
MAKE
IT
I
V
By
Westover
HEY'.
VOU
IN
THE
WHITE
"In
Short
Supply
Mens
Hosiery
Due
to
many
skilled
operators
being
called
Into
defence
work,
production
at
the
mills
is
greatly
curtailed.
Government
orders
naturally
have
priority
over
domestic
needs,
thus
reducing
materially
the
supplies
available
for
civilian
use.
In
order
to
make
mast
efficient
use
of
available
manpower,
lines
have
been
simplified
as
much
as
possible,
chiefly
by
reducing
the
range
of
patterns
and
shades.
These
are
the
reasons
why
you
are
unable
to
obtain
either
the
quantity
or
choice
In
Men's
Hosiery
to
which
you
were
accustomed.
You
may.be
assured
that,
Just
as
soon
as
conditions
are
more
nearly
normal,
you
will
again
find
a
complete
stock
to
choose
from
at
POUISEN'S
LUNCH
IS
NOW
OPEN
6th
Ave.
&,
Beside
PJO.
Station
B.
"Select
Lunches
and
Select
Service"
Our
stock
fresh
and
complete,
prices
right
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ut
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