If ' 4 nrial Lunch every day from 12:00 lo 1:30 boci al Dinner every day from 5:30 to 7:30 l)Id Prince Rupert Club Building 2nd Aviv, next to Dank of Commerce hie short cut up the steps behind Walts & Nlckerson's Store. INAD!ANRED CROSS ft SAID! Wherever war with Its black woes Or liood or fire or famine goes There too go I summ-cl up the ESSENCE of Ited Cross Service Dir. DEO', FRIENDS, THE NEED IS (HtEATKU THAN EVER! II RATE SHOE STORE (Across from Orme's Drug Store) )TT ELECTRIC LIMITED Electrical Contractors 6MERCIAL INDUSTRIAL & MARINE ELECTRICIANS deal Supplies Home Wiring and Repairs Oince- In Vancouver and New Westminster i Black 3G7 320 2nd Ave. - - mi una Vln Yourself On All 1945 10 Diaries, Reminders, Calender Pads, etc. ! advantage of this offer Start Now and p a record of your personal memoirs. See our window for selection till have a Iar;c variety, priced from 34c 10 $3.56 CLASSIFIED ADS THEY GET RESULTS 8 -is 'Good Meal, THE ictory afe 1 White Cooks pars' Experience Wsa TV;,. i ANTRAL OTEL Large Slock of Mirrors from Sjtl.00 to Sjtf.OO 3 Ciurney Kitchen Ranges all-enamel, for coal and wood from $nr,.oo to $11. '.00 3-riece Chesterfield Suites-all springs, In very fine tapestry. Special $1fl.00 12 Dressers with round mirrors. Price Sji2.-.00 4 Studio Couches with green chair to match, can be made In double-bed; storage for blankets. Priced from !j!100..00 to $ 115.00 B.C. FURNITURE Black 231 DINING ROOM HME COOKED MEALS Pcn 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. ALL WHITE HELP Local News ews It Buy War Savings Stamps. items... PHONE 86 TO CONTRIBUTE PERSONAL AND NEWS ITEMS A Cash for old gold. Bulger's. A James Ward, Industrial Eng-gineer will give a demonstration of a 5 HP. Model F chain saw. Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, nyae Transfer. Leslie Patterson was fined $25, with, option of fourteen days' imprisonment, in city police court yesterday under Selective Service regulations for having terminated his employment without written permission. Magistrate W. D. Vance reserved sentence in police court Friday afternoon on Evelyn Randal Zafolosky of Langley Prairie and Violet Georglna Young of Sareta Bay, both of whom pleaded guilty to charges of drunkenness. T. W. Brown appeared for the defence. Birth Notice Twins a son and a daughter were born In Victoria March 9 lo Mr. and Mrs. P. E. M. Palmer of Victoria and Prince Rupert. Local Girl Going Overseas Shortly Miss Ethel Christy, for several years a member of the City Hall staff here and now a nurse aid with the Royal Canadian Air Force, has been selected for overseas service and has been visiting in Vancouver with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Christy, formerly of Terrace, before proceeding to, the Atlantic coast. MLss Christy is a sister of Mrs. Thomas Smith of Prince Rupert. Prince Rupert Full Gospel Tabernacle 221 6th Ave. West. Rev. J. Llnney, Pastor. Sunday 11 a.m. Devotional: "How to Receive an Uncontalnable Blessing." 12:15 pm. Sunday School. 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic: "Shipwrecked." Solo: "Here am I send me." Tuesday, 8 p.m. "Miracles or our Lord." Thursday. 8 pm. Prayer Service. Frl, 8:00 p.m. Armed Forces and Young People. You are Invited. PROPHETIC MEETING The Word of: CHURCHILL ROOSEVELT THE POPE THE COUNCIL OF FEDERATED CHURCHES SOCIALISM OTHER LEADERS and The "More sure word of Prophecy, whereunto ye. do Well that ye take heed as unto a light that shlncth brighter and brighter unto the Perfect Day." (It's to the letter up to date). Do They AH Agree? Are You Ready for What's Ahead? "The Carpenter" will compare them at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at the I.O.O.F. Hall, 4th East of McBride. Jack Dean, manager of the B. C. Fishermen's Co-operative Fed eration, left Friday on the Car-dena on a trip to Vancouver. Miss Jean Travers of the YM. CJl, war services staff left Friday on the Cardena on a trip to Vancouver. Twins Arrive. For Local Naval Man Mrs. P. I. Palmer, Fourth Ave. E., received word today of the birth in Victoria yesterday of twins a son, Patrick Lang, and daughter, Lilian Mary Elizabeth, to ' her son, Lieut. P. E. M Palmer, R.C.N., and Mrs. Palmer. Lieut. Palmer is at present stationed at St. J6hn's, Newfoundland, after having been at Halifax. Mrs. Pa:mer" arrtvec recently at Victoria from Hall fax. Profiteering Case At Prince George PRINCE GEORGE, March 10, It cost Mrs. Rhoda I. Rdberts of Prince George a fine of $40 or 15 days In jail for selling a Mlxmast-er at "an unjust and unreasonable price, contrary to the regulations of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board." Mrs. Roberts appeared before Police Magistrate P. JAIoran and pleaded guilty to the offence. Evidence showed she had sold the Mixmaster for $'0, whereas the new price for the same was only $27.50. . RISES FROM JUNGLE Bnow-topped Orizaba mountain In Mexico rises from a tropi cal jungle. At the local ( IiIIITIK'S . . . St. Paul's Lutheran Church Cor. 5th Ave. and McBride St. Rev. Magnus B. Anderson, Pastor 11 a jn. Morning Worship. 12:15 Sunday School. 7:30 pm. Evening Service. Rev. M. Aalen of North Vancouver will preach at both services. A cordial welcome to all. SL Andrew's Cathedral Dean, Very Rev. J. B. Gibson Organist and Choirmaster, P. Lien S.S. Supt., F. J. Skinner 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon. 12:30 Sunday School. 7:30 p.m. Evening Prayer and Sermon. The Confirmation class will meet In the Cathedral Hall on Monday at 7:30 p.m. Mid-week Lenten Service on Wednesday at 7:30 pjn. First United Church 636 Sixth Avenue West Rev. J. A. Donnell, M.A., Minister Mr. J. S. Wilson, Sr. Choir Leader Mrs. Collin Carrell, A.T.C.M., Organist Public Worship at 11 a.m. and T.30 pm. Sunday School at 12:15. "The Friendly Hour" in the Manse at the close of the eve nlng service. First Presbyterian Church Fourth Avenue East Rev. A. F. MncSween, B.A., Minister Mrs. E. J. Smith, Choir Leader Him 7fti 11:00 am. Morning Worship. 12:15 pm. Church School. 7:30 pm. Evening Worship. A cordial invitation to worship with this congregation is extended to all. Regular Baptist Services I.O.D.E. Hall (5th Ave. and McBride St.), We Christ preach . . . c RUCIFIED ROWNED OM1NG 12:15 pm. Sunday School. 7:30 p.m. Gospel Service. Speaker: Adjt. P. L. Gorric (Salvation Army). Topic: "WHAT PRICE YOUR SOUL?" SPECIAL MUSIC Alvin Yeungand Floyd Hunter "The Peaily White City." (Trombone and Euphonium Duet). The Lord's Supper will be observed after the evening Service. If You Enjoy Hearty Gospel Singing Come! Wed., 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting, (at 424 Dunsmulr St). Thurs. (I.O.D.E. Hall). 3:30 p.m Mission Band. 6:30 p.m. Children's Hour. 8:00 p.m. Young People's Society. THE WHOLE BIBLE FOR THE WHOLE WORLD. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Young Street and Fifth Avenue East Rev. Wilbur W. Sllverthorn, Minister 11 nm. 1 "WHERE ARE THE NINE?" 12:15 pm. Sunday School. 7:30" pm. "THE JUDGMENTS" You thought there Is Just to' be one? COME AND SEE1 'Y' DOINGS kBy MARGARET WOODWARD i James K. Murdoch K.C., chair man of the war services committee, speaking at a YAI.C.A. local council luncheon recently, point ed out that there were 1842 full time members of the staff of the Y.M.C.A. working In the interests of Canada's armed forces at home and overseas. Of this num ber 420 are supervisors, 882 are' civilian employees, 540 ate military assistants, In aatuaori. to i4,025 volunteers who serve under the Red Triangle, Mr. Murdoch went on to say that the "Y.M.C.A. operated 17 hostels, 93 town centres, 1706 recreational centres and served men at 505 outposts both at home and overseas. Among the most recent de velopments was a new building costing over $200,000 recently opened In Prince Rupert." drew a crowd to the lounge las; night when Lois Vaughan again presided at the piano. At the Seal Cove Carnival . . . Jitney dance will be held from till 11 and after 11 there will be a session of open dancing. A special feature of the evening festivities will be the crowning bf the carnival queen. The queen will be the girl who has collected the largest number of jitney dance tickets up to 11 o'clock, Music will be by the station orcn-estra with feature artists such as Angelo Ruso, violinist formerly with Luigi Romanelll, and Bob Fresh Local Raw and Pasteurized MILK VALENTIN DAIRY PHONE 657 GREEN SPOT TAXI 65 TAXI 6:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. GOOD TIME AT J.C.C. DANCE Good music and a spirit of gaiety prevailed at the Prince Rupert Junior Chamber of Commerce dance held In the Oddfellows' Hall Friday night. Music was toy Andy MeNaughton's Orchestra, the dancing lasting from 9:30 to 1 o'clock. The couples stopped dancing at 11:30 to enjoy refreshments consisting of sandwiches, cake and coffee. The refreshments were served by Junior Chamber member under entertainment committee chairman Harold Ivarsoni Soft drinks were provided for the guests. Os car Haveroy was In charge of the door. Fleming, graduate of the Royal College of Music of England, and others. The movie In the Y auditorium tonight will be "Danger, Women at Worfc" Sunday night the Army band will toe here In tne audi torium with a program to suit oil tic-toe Affpr Ihp rnnrfrt a ine rmay mgnt s:ng song . u,m hrid ,n tne Announcement Little Norway Tea, Lutheran Church, March 10. C.C.F. Bridge Drive every Sat urday. Presbyterian Church Tea, March 14, Mrs. Bemer's, Pacific Place. . Valhalla Hall, whist and crlbbage, March 14. Rebekah Fashion Show, Thurs day, March 15, I.O.O.F. Hall. C.W.L. St. Patrick's Tea and Sale of Home Cooking and Ap-i rons, 3:00 - 6:00. card Party 8:00 pm. Danee, Oddfellows' Hall, March 20. Orange Ladles' Sale. March 28. Queen Mary Daffodil Tea, Easter Monday,.. . .... Anglican Easter sale, April 5. W.O.T.M. Sale and Tea In Oddfellows Hall, Thursday April 5, 3:00 to 5:30 pm. Easter Dance, Friday, April 6, WA. 1st Bn. Prince Rupert Regt. (MG). St. Peter's Sale. April 26. Dance every Saturday night. Oddfellows Hall, 9 to 12. Swing Quintette Orchestra. United Spring Sale, May 3. lounge. Classified Ads In The Dally News get results. J. H. M Al R v Furniture and Auctioneer AUCTION SALES ARRANGED AND CONDUCTED NEW AND USED FURNITURE VALUATIONS AND ESTIMATES C32 3rd Ave. Blue 69 Prince Rupert, B.C THE BULKLEY MARKET Features: CENTRAL INTERIOR Beef : Pork Poultry Products Under Most Sanitary Conditions 311 Third Ave. Phone 178 Delmore Frozen Fruits and Vegetables Raspberries, Strawberries, Sliced Peaches. Enterprise Fruit Co. PHONE 343 BONDED ROOFERS PRINCE RUPERT ROOFING CO. and Sheetmetal Works Sheetmetal work of all kinds Air Conditioning Tanks Sinks Eavestrough & Furnace Work Prompt attention to outside orders FREE ESTIMATES WORK GUARANTEED Cor. 7th St. & 2nd Ave. W. P.O. Box 725 Phone Blue 904 LUCKY'S Light Delivery and Transfer 24-HOUR SERVICE 1341 Sixth Avenue East Phone Black 371 ANNOUNCING EMPIRE CAFE (Formerly L. D.) Completely Renovated and Redecorated FULL MEALS, LUNCHES CHOW MEIN, CHOP SUEY NOTICE J. H. MAIR has been appointed sole representative of NATIONAL MONUMENTS for' this district. The business has been purchased from A. Welxl by W. Yule. Meet Me at . . . JOHNNY'S JOHNNY'S SNACK BAR (Our Coffee Is Tops) I Prince Rupert, B.C. the daily news Saturday, March 10, 1945. PAGE THREE STRENGTH 1 FROM YOUR NEAREST GROCER JS"HlSll tmszpring . . . feWA i i une or our latest permanents - l . ; pi or hair-dos will do it. . .: 9 i j C '.'i' Make an appointment now with $iSr- 1 : ' PEGGY SAUNDERS (Annette Powell) Fourth Street (across from Post Office) Phone Blue 917 'J ' ' , U Cambridge Clothes FOR THE MAN WHO KNOWS! MORGAN'S MEN'S & BOYS' WEAR PHONE 83 3rd Ave., next to Ormes Free Delivery Throughout the City . . "" MONDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY To East Section i TUESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY To West Section FROM 2 TO 5 P.M. L. Kindly give us your-order before 12 o'clock noon .during your delivery dayjjf We serve Special-Red Brand Beef. AlIchost fresh and cooked meat-fresh vegetables and fruits complete line of groceries. TERMS CASH. ALL PRICED FOR ECONOMY RUPERT BUTCHERS PHONE 21 THIRD AVE. W. ytk. You Can Ueoend Un It . . . ,V. - : 4A2f " l3av can Phone us at 18 or 19- Your orders fV receive the same careful attention. . Out" FREE Delivery Service covers the entire, cty on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Leave your order before 4.pm. on day before delivery. MUSSALLEM'S ECONOMY STORE- Genuine Ford Parts Firestone and Gutta Percha Tires Imperial Oil Products Wrecking Service S.E.PARKER LIMITED FORD DEALERS 170 E. 3rd AVE. BULKLEY VALLEY COLLIERIES LTD. Beg to advise that having completed War Priority Contracts, are pre pared to supply the D 0 M E S T J C MARKET with high quality, jong lasting BULKLEY VALLEY COAt ) Fhone your dealer and save. ' . J