Here Now $11,500 1 ' - Dauli I J - - ciennn 01 fii"' o..nrf Tirf Cross ...tiMl i tntal nf i i caw.w - - - t..n crtll nniirln? J C VUi j o . .kijtki nf 415 000 j - n rrn ThncA subscribe should get iron unu iuvi Billmor Camp ..$265 Georgetown Camp 144 tr Rnsrh .... 1U 'A. ltliKtV t. ... -1 1 i pa 5 1 1 McCrea (ins t ri . . iDson .. n;enizen turne ,. Keyser . W s. Leake 0, W Fiddcs Port Simpsorl V n 5 5 5 5 5 anson 5 Istmanson 5 e 5 f Osland 4 sen 5 Ngh . 5 5 It Staff 12 10 pylor 5 rdware 50 Jhatham rial 178 alvage 10 dvage Staff 7 National Railways 'ower Dept. 64 bairn 5 5 5 rpbell 5 rthy 5 5 t 5 tt 5 Staff 8 1 staff pledge 120 Pert Dry Dock par - 402 kacl Ihcr tyn ... in Qcrmyn pnyn J. SimonelUa 5 M. Skorum 5 II. E. Swanson 5 T. Tomljenovich 5 P. B. Turner 5 R. Woyat 5 J. R. Morgan Ltd. staff Cumshewa Inlet, Q.C.I 102 C.N.R. Car Dept. staff 41 Cut Rate Shoe Store . 35 C. C. Mills 10 Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Coates 10 Ed. Llpsett Ltd. 100 A. MacKenzle Fucnlture .... 20 W. II. Malkln Co. 50 Mr. and Mrs. Hallberg 5 Mr. and Mrs. Kellback 5 Mr. and Mrs. Simundson ... 5 Mrs. O. Stegavlg 5 Mrs. O. A. Johnson 5 Mrs. J. Reynolds 5 II.M.OS. Chatham additional 120 ONJl. Track Dept 201 N. E. Gcrrard ........ 5 W. Garricock 5 D. McKenzle 5 C. Callow 5 P. Alexccc 5 T. At : f . tllKAWC P. Alexcec .. : 5 G. Eyford 5 D. Main 10 Edmunds & Walker Ltd. 25 B.C. Packers Ltd 25 Northern Fishermen's Cold Storage 25 B. C. Packers Ltd. Staff 37 Daily News Classified Ads bring quick results. MM HHvaamgtMK PORT SIMPSON LAYS PLANS FOR NEW TOWN HALL PORT SIMPSON, March 21 (Special to the Daily News) The village of Port Simpson has set its sights on a new Irvum hall onri " " " utm ... although preliminary planning ha lllcf. luimm U i .. lit 1 il.i the building will become a reality in the near future. The village council has sent a letter to the Port Simpson cclc- oration committee to delegate two members to form a building committee in conjunction with delegates from the council and the Port Simpson concert band. The cejebration committee exhibited keen interest at a recent meetins, appointed delegates and discussed ways ana means In which they could be or assistance in the plan. The annual election of officers of the celebration committee re sulted in the following members taking office lor lDlfc Chairman, Charles Dudoward. Deputy Chairman, David Mus-grave. Treasurer, George Sankcy. Financial Secretary, Henry Gray. I Recording Secretary, Andrew ,R. Tait. : Celebration 011 j Victoria Day The meeting laid plans for a I sports celebration on May 24 and appointed officials to handle the games Football, baseball, Softball and water sports will be featured during the cay. The following officials were appointed: Announcers Henry. Helin, Alfred Wesley. Starters James Lawson, C. M. Ryan, Wilfred White. Water Sports Joe Sankey, Peter Ryan, Joshua Bryant. Field and Parade Cecil Ross, Henry White, Steve Morrison. Track Sports Joe Sankey, Andrew Tait Jr., Andrew Green, Raymond Ryan. Judges, water sports Alfred Wesley, Peter Wells, James Dudoward. Judges, track and Held Dave Cuthill, Sam Hughes, Fred Dudo- . MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SUPPLIED BY JUNIOR RED CROSS When within the cheerless confines of enemy prison camps our men break forth and sing of home ... it may well be due to the fires of hope kept burning by the Red Cross. Millions of led Cross food parcels rcailicd our boys in captivity last year I Hut the 900,000 mcmlicrs of the Junior Red Cross have determined that Canadian prisoners shall not live by bread alone. They shall have music! Accordingly thousands of musical instruments have rtasscd enemy guards and barbed wire to inspire songs in the night. Besides this work for prisoners, the Junior Red Cross war effort has also sent out millions of knitted articles and blankets to the fighting forces; thousands pf splints, for broken limbs; mobile kitchens, canteens and ambulances; maintenance of 14 war nurseries in Britain; relief for the war-stricken children of China, Greece, Russia, Poland and France. Is any service more deserving of your help? Dig dccp! Give generously to the lied Cross. Scott's Meat Market Modern Tailors Ltd. Grand Cafe Hawkinson's Laundry- LONDON, W A shortage of briar pipes has started a demand for old-fashioned clay pipes, but few arc likely to be available because of a shortage of craftsmen, HOVE, Sussex, Eng, W Sir Peter F. F. Leicester, eighth baronet, has died at the "ace or 76 The heir is his cousin, MaJ. G. W. F. Leicester or the Cheshire Regiment. Sam Hughes, Raymond Bry ant, John Morrison, Moses Wesley. Property men Sam Hughes, Peter Ryan. Messengers Ralph Harvard. Freddie Dudoward. Evenson's Ideal Cleaners and Laundry Ranee and Hardy Grocers Smiles Cafe wooLsnroRPE - by - bel- VOIR, Eng., 0) Miss Elizabeth Waight, 104, who went to school as a child but learned to sew instead or read and write, has died in this Lincolnshire town. LONDON, ID The appie tree population of Britain has increased by more than 3,000,000 trees In 20 years ana now numbers about 15,000,000. ward sr., Joshua McKay, David Denny, George Kelly. Program Committee Alfred Wesley, Thomas Oosnell, Peter Wells, William Cooper, Henry Helln, Cecil Ross. Special Playground Committee Fine Cut Flannigan and Roll' em O'Rourke - by OGDEN'S. ( DON'T BOTHER ) II VE STRUCK IT ,) UUJ mi SMOKIKSt ASK FOR OGDEN'S CUT PIUO." 13 TAXI 24-HOUR SERVICE NOW EFFECTIVE Stand: Next to Royal Lunch NEW ROYAL HOTEL A Home Away From Home Rates 75c up 50 Rooms, Hot and Cold Water PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. Phone 281 P.O. Box 106 GEORGE DAWES AUCTIONEEER and VALUATOR sales conducted to suit your convenience furniture and household effects packed and shipped Estimates Phone for Free Appointment Phone Red 127 HYDE TRANSFER Dry Slabwood. per cord $10 Dry Poplar, per cord -S-SO Sawdust, per sack 1 15c PHONE 580 j. m: s. loubser D.C., B-A. CHIROPRACTOR Wallace Block Phone 640 J. L. GURRY CHIROPRACTOR ir pain Chiropractic l If nerves doubly sol Smith Block Green 995 Large Stock of Mirrors from - $1.00 to $5.00 3 Gurncy Kilchen Ranges all-enamel, lor coal and wood rrom $03.00 to $115.00 3-Piece Chesterfield Suites-all springs, in very rine tapestry. Special $100.00 12 Dressers with, round mirrors. Price $25.00 4 Studio Couches with green chair to match.' can be made in double-bed; storage for blankets. Priced from $100..00 to $115.00 B.C. FURNITURE Black 234 Prince Rupert, B.a THE DAILY NEW8 Wednesday, March 21, 1945 I Married an Angel! 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