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April
20.
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28.
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9
to
12.
awing
if
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Muy
2.
Odd-
fry
i;
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Dance
every
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J).F
Hall
9
n
Mi
unary
Tea.
1
ie
May
3.
rt
Drive
every
8at-
I.O
D.E
Hall,
May
i:.
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p
and
rrib-
ir.i
May
1G,
8
;
II.
8.
Parker
returned
Mnn-
day
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
ASt.
Peter's
Ten
and
Salp
Thnrs.
I
day
April
25.
Homecooklng,
sew
ing
aim
pianu,
2:30
to
5
p.m.
A
Important
Organizational
meeting,
Kalen
Consumers'
Credit
Union.
Valhalla
UalL
Vo-night,
8
p.m.
Mrs.
John
Jerstad,
whoec
husband
died
recently,
will
leave
this
Saturday
night
for
Vancouver
to
take
up
future
residence.
She
has
sold
her
home
at
705
Fifth
Ave.
E.
to
Paul
Rosaiie.
Mr.
and
Mis.
George
Turner
of
Terrace
drove
Into
the
city
on
Monday,
returning
home
the
same
day.
They
had
with
them
as,
'jiaHueiiKers
Rev.
and
Mrs.
V.
Oraham
of
the
Pentecostal
Church
In
Terrace
and
Rev.
P.
A.
Oaglardl
who
had
J
ml
closed
a
week's
.successful
evangelistic
m
e
e
t
i
n
g
with
Hev.
Oraham
at
Terrace.
CALENDAR
OF
MAY
RATIONS
The
May
ration
ruupun
rulen-dar
is
as
follows:
May
3
Huttcr
coupon
105.
Muy
10-
(Huiter
coujKin
IOC.
May
17
Uutter
coupon
107,
sugar
coupons
58
and
50,
preserves
coupon
47
and
43
(also
extra
preserve
coupon
lor
canning
Sugar.
No.
49,
50,
Si;
52,
53,
54,
55
and
5(1.
May
24
No
coupons
become
valid.
t
May
31
Uutter,
coupon
108,
All
previous
coupons
In
Ration
Hook
No.
5
valid
until
otherwise
declared.
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Don't
tan
bUUl.Mdfr
-dinolv
lhm.
Grt
ru
ivuft
nd
ppl
t'"tf
with
t.
hut
May
24,
Odd-1
riuih
tikhd
ti,
duoi
nd.
iimenf.
dlailr
If
tlilt
(
ilmpl
mMhnl.
AHNHlRjjP''
is
bread
sake
bread
Just
right
$e
Fleischmanns
fresh
Yeast
Lnning
totlay
calls
for
a
bigger
ue
of
good
ow
your
family's
most
dependable
low-cost,
k
ri-y
food,
bread
is
a
cood
source
of
Vitamin
H
III),
at
a
Urrlrhrr
(ir
In
ril-r.tn.cet
fnoiK!
If
Mill
liome
use
I
leischmann's
fresh
Veast
for
breal
f
flavor,
fine,
smooth
texture
every
time.
Today
r
rwut
for
1
ItiHlimann's
fresh
Veast
witli
the
ViUow
l.thcl-t-aiiadi
s
favorite
lor
over
u
5UMUMINT
YOUR
DIIT
by
ollng
3
cakt
of
HilSCHMANN'S
frih
Yail
vry
day.
ll.lt
frcth
'oil
It
an
ECllnt
natvrul
l,rt
of
th
Impoilunt
I
Coiti(U
Vltamlnl.
i
fod
News!
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PUACTOR
flock
Phone
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Ladies
.
.
.
Part
of
our
Spring
Shipment
of
JULIA
ARTHUR
(Dlo-Pedlc)
K'UAC
IA
Oxford
TIES,
sizes
3
to
5),
h
.
c
to
ERE,
have
arrived.
Also
1
T
IVANT
Loafers
and
Oxfords,
in
31
'
to
9.
Widths
A
A
to
C.
EARLY
mn
pnORTMENT
faily
Shoe
Store
Limited
lPor
30
Years
the
"Home
of
Good
Shoes"
Floor
Sanding
and
Finishing
Repairs
and
Alterations
Val
Spitlel
Qreen
180
Ilox
1430
8t.
"0"
LEGION
WOMEN
SPRING
SALE
On
Saturday
the
Legion
rooms
presented
a
scene
of
pleasant
activity
on
the
occasion
of
tlie
annual
spring
vale
of
the
Women
Auxiliary
under
the
general
direction
of
Mrs.
O.
V.
Hanley.
the
nrcsl-
dent.
Spring
flowers
decorated
the
tables
and
centred
the
beautifully
appointed
tea
table
at
which
Mrs.
Hugh
Klllin
and
Mrs.
VV.
Robertson,
sr.,
poured.
The
president
received
the
many
guests
who
came
to
lend
ineir
patronage.
Those
assisting
were:
Tea
Room
Mrs.
E.
Dickens.
convener,
assisted
by
Mesdame.s
A.
McNeil,
O.
Hebb,
Henry
Smith,
Jr.,
C.
Barker,
and
A.
Croxford.
Servlteurs
Mesdamejs
Frank
Ellison,
Con
Mlchaloff.
J.
Ste
wart,
Frank
Elliott.
Sewing
Mrs.
H.
Smith,
sr..
and
Mrs.
Morrow.
Cashier
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays.
Raffles
Mis.
V.
HarUr
and
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
Raffle
winners
were:
Cake
won
by
Eric
Hague;
set
of
dishes
won
by
Mayor
H.
pag-
fcett;
turkey
.weight
guessing
won
by
Mrs.
Hugh
lll.iii;
turkey
won
by
Nell
Sheouard;
kinder
garten
set
won
by
Conrad
Tlie
affair
met
with
the
suc
cess
always
attending
activities
or
tlie
Canadian
Legion
vvA.
and
a
substantial
sum
was
realized
for
the
carrying
on
of
their
war
work
and
other
CANADIAN
By
MARGARET
WOODWARD
Dimmed
spotlights
made
the
shadows
dance
gaily
last
night
hi
the
auditorium
when
a
large
crowd
gathered
for
dancing
to,
the
music
of
popular
Bob
Wy-biow
and
his
band
with
vocalist
Tommy
Urquhart
doing
the
solo,
numbers.
Congratulations
are
due
Steye
for
his
excellent
light
ing
effects.
The
300th
man
to
enter
the
hall
was
one.
of
our
Allies,
a
member
of
the
Russian
Navy.
Flo
Fleming
of
the
C.W.A.
C.
was
the
77th
girl
to
enter
the
auditorium
and
wa.i
awarded
the
ladies'
prize.
After
the
Inter
mission
a
competition
was
held
to
choose
the
most
attractive
couple
on
the
floor.
Bill
Christofi
and
Deena
Sedroff
were
the
choice
of
the
evening-
Judges
of
this
event
were
Harold
Harvey
R.CN.VJt.,
Evelyn
Bussey
of
Prince
Rupert",
Betty
Garbntt
C.
W.A.C.,
Lucky
,ArcAiigelletU
of
Army
and
Sid
Lapworlh
of
the
United
State
Army.
There
will
be
dancing
next
week,
iame
time.
Willi
Frank
Dutlon
and
hU
hoys.
This
evening
the
movie
will
be
'Rainbow
Island."
Wednesday
we
will
present
on
the
stage
of
the
auditorium
a
concert
by
the
Varden
Singers.
Tills
group
is
well
known
locally
Every
ship,
every
team,
every
company
has
its
Captain
even
the.
Ship
of
State.
t
I
and
an
excellent
turnout
Is
ex-pec
lea.
n
the
"Y"
(iyiiinaum
Navy
and
Air
Force
once
more
resume
their
feud
tonight
In
the
Y
Gym
when
they
tangle
for
their
iltm
meeting
since
the
play-offs
of
the
first
section
of
the
league
last
month.
Navy
have
pjayed
one
game
against
R.C.A.
and
won
while
this
will
be
the
opener
for
the
Airmen.
In
tlie
first
same
Fortress
will
meet
ll.CA.
Fortress
have
won
one
and
last
none
while
R.C.A.
have
lost
lioth
then
Rami
s
bv
close
scori-.v
A
win
by
either
Navy
((
LOCAL
BOY
i
icr
unriNinrn
Sergeant
Fred
Roberts
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Engineers
here
and
Mrs.
Roberts
have
received
word
that
their
second
son,
Frederick,
has
been
.seriously
wounded
In
Holland,
It
was
only
in
January
that
he
left
for
oversea?.
Sergeant
and
Mrs.
Roberts'
eldest
son,
William,
was
wounded
while
fighting
In
Italy.
i
or
Fortress
will
give
them
the
!
league
lead
so
the
boys
will
be
playing
all
out
Civilian,?
will
be
allowed
in
to
see
these
games.
i
I
hi
'III
I
New
Hats
for
Spring
STETSONS
Anew
stock
just
arrived.
MORGAN'S
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
WEAR
3rd
Ave.,
next
to-Ormes
THIS
IS
THE
CAPTAIN
The
successful
voyage
of
any
ship,
including
the
Ship
of
Stute,
depends
upon
its
Captain.
In
Canada,
for
the
entire
duration
of
thv
var,
the
Captain
has
heen
the
Right
Honourahle
W.
I
Mackenzie
King.
He
alone
has
heen
responsihle
for
THE
SELECTION
OF
THE
CREW;
:
THE
STEERING
OF
THE
COURSE;
THE
WEATHERING
OF
THE
STORM.
V
!
'
He
alone
has
the
experience,
the
precise
and
exacting
qualities
necessary
for
...
,
'
-
THE
SUCCESSFUL
COMPLETION
OF
THE
VOYAGE
TO
VICTORY;
THE
GUIDANCE
OF
OUR
SHIP
OF
STATE
INTO
THE
;
SAFE
HARBOUR
OF
PEACE.
Under
tlie
great
leadership
of
this
quiet,
scholarly
man,
without
.homhast
or
fanfare,
Canada's
mighty
war
effort
has
won
the
admiration
of
the
whole
world.
Puhlisltcd
in
Support
of
THE
LIBERAL
GOVERNMENT
by
THE
11
R
ITI
S
II
COLUMBIA
LIRERAL
ASSOCIATION
Prince
Rupert
B.C
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Tuesday
Apia
24,
1945
"SALADiv
For
Up-lo-the-Minute
Styles
see
us
for
PLAYS
HOES
Twenty-five
styles
and
colors
to
choose
from
In
anklets,
slings
and
ties.
High
or
low
heelsk.in,bright
leathers
and
fabrics.
Choose
several
pairs
to
match
perfectly
your
slacksY
shorts
and
gay
summer
prints.
The
same
famous
quality
you
liked
so
well
last
year.
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RATE
SHOE
STORE
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Delivery
Throughout
the
City
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
FKIDAY
,
To
,East
Section
TUESDAY
THURSDAY
SATURDAY
To
West
Section
FROM
2
TO
5
V2JL
Kindly
give
us
your
order
before
12
o'clock
noon
during
your
delivery
day.
We
serve
Special
Red
Brand
Ueef.
All
choicest
tresh
and
cooked
meat
fresh
vegetables
and
fruits
complete
line
of
groceries.
TERMS
CASH,
ALL
PRICED
FOB
ECONOMY
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
PHONE
21
AUCTION
SALES
(Annette
Powell)
Meet.
Me
at
.
.
.
'
JOHNNY'S
JOHNNY'S
SNACK
BAR
(Our
Coffee
Is
Tops)
THIRD
AVE.
W.
J.
II.
MAIU
Auctioneer
Favored
with
Instructions
from
W.
A.
Ofmlston.
I
will
-sell
by
public
auction
the
contents
of
his
dwelling
at
508
Green
Street,
opposite
Hospital,
p.m.
Thursday
April
26
Chesterfield
suite,
Triumph
range,
dinette
suite
(chairs)
quarter-cut
oak
dining
room
suite,
radio,
electric
Connor
washer,
bani-boo
fishing
rod
and
reel,
di.she.vetc.
AUCTION
SALE
at
I.O.n.E.
Hall,
Slh
and
McBrMe,
Saturday,
April
28,
2
p.m.
Household
furniture,
dishe
service
for
8
In
English
China,
radio,
mechanic
tools,
fishing
boat
equipment,
other
articles.
Going
to
a
Party?
Let
lis
glamorize
you
for
the
occasion.
CALL
BLUE
917
FOR
AN
APPOINTMENT
TODAY
and
be.
assured
of
no
last-minute
disappointment.
PEGGY
SAUNDERS
'4th
St.
(across
from.
Post
Office)
...iiirjlt
3&
VA
Quality
Repairs
at
Economy
Prices
PRINCE
RUPERT
SHOE
REPAIR
3rd
St.
(Near
the
Post
Office)
A
Lltde
on
the
Lonly
Side
UaithiK
Victor
record
5C000.
Mart
Kenny
I'll
Rememher
Suzanne
You
llelong
to
My
Heart
'Victor
record
5C001.
Mart
Kenny
I
Ain't
Cot
Nothln'
But
the
111
lies
As
Long
A
I
Live
Vlclor
record
20-1C20.
Lena
Horn
Sentimental
Journey
I'm
Gonna
See
My
Baby
Victor
record
20-16.43.
Hal
Mclntyrif
Dream
Every
Time
Victor
record
20-1045.
Freddy
Martin,
I
Got
a
Son?
Hence,
It
Don't
Make
Sense
Victor
record
20-1C40.
Tony
Pastof
PRICED
AT
7."?
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