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RUPERT
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&
BOYS'
STORE
H
RUPERT'S
The
Non-Partisan
Association
CONGRATULATES
ALL
THE
NEW
CirV
OFFICE
ELECTEES
tt'c
hope
(lie
campaign
activities
will
assist
in
a
full
year
of
accomplishment.
TO
THE
ELECTORATE:
"We
wish
to
thank
those
who
supported
our
candidates
at
the
polls
yesterday,
making
possible
the
sweeping
vic-;
tory,
recording
as
it
did,
approval
of
past
accomplishments:
-
coupled
with
a
vigorous
mandate
to
CARRY
ON.
Be
assured
that
the
Labor
representatives
on
both
the
Council
and
School
Board
will
do
their
best
in
the
interest
of
all.
We
regret
that
the
Motor
Bus
By-law
was
not
con-
firmed,
but
accept
the
verdict
of
the
ratepayers
unconditionally.
.
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Labor
Federation
)
TO
THE
ELECTORS
I
wish
to
convey
sincere
thanks
to
the
larire
;
number
of
voters
who
.
in
yesterday's
election.
!
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Me
at
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Coffee
is
Tops)
2
ifclwffiH
i
THREE
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.
gave
me
their
.support
Robert
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Arts
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from
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January
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1915
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complete
variety
of
available
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.Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
FREE
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times
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Thursdays
and
Saturdays)
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Canadian
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nows:
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Jan.
15-Feb.
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tf
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1931
model,
Serial
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1195306,
including
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Price
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1317
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and
females,
club,
rung.
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iiox
315,
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Blue
519.
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SALE
Baby
buggy
$10,
crib
$15,
high
chair
$5.
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247.
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SALE
Circulating
heater.
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265.
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dinette
suite,
wine
leatherette
chairs.
Jack
knife.
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SALE
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puppy;
aiso
studio
lounge,
like
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..$12.50
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88
Navy
Revue
Fine
Show
Splendid
Entertainment
Draws
Hi?
Crowd
to
Drill
Hall
The
drill
hall
at
Prince
Rup-
ert
s
naval
base
was
thrown
open
last
night
to
personnel
of
all
services
and
their
guests
when
H.
M.
C.
S.
Chatham's
newly
founded
drama
league
known
as
"The
Chatham
Chatterers"
offered
their
first
production,
an
all-Navy
revue
which
was
received
with
enthusiasm
by
a
crowded
house.
Esreclal
credit
for
a
vprv
smooth
and
well
directed
show
is
due
to
the
producer-manager,
Captain's
Writer
Bill
Mcrkley.
who,
before
the
war,
was
attach
ed
to
the
Department
of
External
Affairs
at
Ottawa
and
was-also
associated
with
the
Little
Theatre
there.
The
orchestra
recently
formed
from
11M.CS.
Chatham
Band
gave
an
exceptionally
fine
performance
under
the
baton
of
Bandsman
Frank
Dutton
cf
Toronto
who
himself
composed
the
overture
and
theme.
Dutton,
a
student
of
the
Hambourg
Con
servatory,
played
reed
sextette
with
Clifford
Poole
in
the
east
and
lias
done
the
arranging
for
the
Navy
band
here
as
well
as
conducting
Chatham's
dance
orchestra.
Chief
singer
with
the
orchestra
and
one
of
the
outstanding
beauties
of
the
show
was
Miss
Yvonne
Rlffou
of
Prince
Rupert,
civilian
writer
in
Captain's
office
at
the
base.
Miss
Rlffou's.
charming
voice
rendered
"It's
Spring
Again"
and
"White
Christmas"
followed
by
carols
supported
by
a
chorus
of
Wrens
and
sailors.
Another
musical
highlight
of
the
evening
was
a
Dinah
Shore
torch
song
by
Wren
Rita
Bradd
of
Windsor,
Ontario,
accompanied
by
the
quartet
including
Bandsmen
Frank
Dutton,
George
Dutton,
Lynn
Jackson
and
Bill
OTriscoll.
Artie
Shaw
In
Rupert
All
told
the
excellent
numbers
on
the
progiam
were
too
numerous
to
cover
but,
before
the
curtain
went
down,
the
audience
hissed
the
villian,
Petty
officer
"Artie"
Shaw
of
Windsor,
Jormer
orchestra
leader,
and
applauded
the
hero,
Surgeon-Lieutenant
John
Virtue
of
Toronto,
in
a
thrilling
melodrama
entitled
"She
Was
Only
a
Farmer's
Daughter
Rut"
Both
the
above
mentioned
actors
gave
outstanding;
performances.
The
farmer's
daughter
was
delightfully
played
by
Leading
Wren
Lee
Sauve
of
Mattawa,
Ont.
These
three
leads
were
supported
by
a
cast
which
included
Sub-Lieut.
Kunty
Daivsoii,
W.K.C.
N.S.
Leading
Wren
Marion
Merryfield,
Leading
Wren
Mary
Francis,
Wren
Lucy
Cox
and
Petty
Officer
Lawson
Elliott.
The
beautiful
gay
nineties
costumes
worn
in
the
play
were
loaned
by
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson
of
Prince
Rupert
and
able
assist
ance
was
given
the
producer
by
Mrs.
Allen
Nobelston,
Toronto
writer
and
Hart
House
Theatre
player
who
Is
at
present
Y.W.C,
A.
war
services
hostess
here.
The
review
will
be
presented
again
at
the
opening
of.the
new
War
Services
Centre
on
January
15'
I
Lieut.
Cdr.
Roland
F.
Astbury.
1
executive
officer
at
H.mcs.
I
Catham,
opened
the
show
with
a
few
words
of
praise
for
the
excellent
job
done
by
the
whole
cast.
He
also
said
farewell
on
behalf
cf
the
officers
of
the
base
to
Surgeon-Lieutenant
John
Virtue
who
left
immediately
following
the
show
for
a
new
appointment
to
H.M.CB.
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Victoria,
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"Dancing
Over
the
Top!"
will
be
the
Introductory
words
of
announcer
Lloyd
Morris
at
9':30
tonight
when
CBC
Prince
Rupert
will
broadcast
a
part
of
an
"Over
the
Top"
bond
drive
dance
featuring
Sgt.
John
Stroessler
and
the
Sophisticates
of
Acropolis
Hill.
Their
sophisticated
swing
will
Include,
"How
Many
Hearts
Have
You
Broken?"
"Let's
Sing
a
Song
About
Susie,"
a
popular
waltz
melody,
"Dance
With
a
Dolly"
and
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by
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spotlighting
singing
Sailor
Corby
Corbctt.
will
play
such
popular
melodies
as
"I'll
Walk
Alone,"
"Till
Then,"
"Es-treUlta"
and
"The
Hour
of
Parting."
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5:30
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5:45
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6:00
Aldrich
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6:30
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7:15
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7:30
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8:00
Soliloquy
8:30
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9:00
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9:30
Dancing
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10:00
CBC
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10:10
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10:15
CBC
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10:30
ILM.C.S.
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11:00
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Musical
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8:15
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8:30
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10:45
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:33
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11:35
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11:36
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12:00
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12:30
CBC
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12:45
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1:00
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1:30
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word
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son,
Sergeant
Pilot
B.
A.
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oversc'as
with
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Canadian
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erred
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Sturdy,
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for)
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