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his
connection
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sharpened
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grinding
marhines
weigh
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several
tons
jet
so
precise
that
they
are
adfiuubfe
to
110,000
of
an
inch.
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to
any
nun
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noon
during
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Red
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and
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complete
line
of
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destgnrd
to
satisfy
die
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desire
lor
a
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season
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discassed
by
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and
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winner
of
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is
expected
to
be
de--
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by
Fearaary
7.
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See-'.-.-$
series
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be
neat
bet
Teen
Feoruary
7
and
March
1.
Friends
Celebrate
Infant's
Birthday
j
SKIXNA
CROSSDfG.
Feb.
1
tViafers
of
Skeeca
Croaans
famed
oat
in
force
to
celebrate
the
first
birthday
of
Myrtte
Alice
'
Jones,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harvey
Jor.es
in
Xttsexarla
haS
reoemiy
a
birthday
cake
adorned
with
one
candle
and
b-anti-'
ally
decorated
with
colored
idnaj
tras
one
of
the
tea
tores
of
the
;any
Bnef
speeches
vrere
deBT-?red
by
the
child's
two
srand-f
a
".hers.
Moses
Jones
and
Joseph
Wtiey.
Alfred
McDames
and
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Following
the
party
a
dance
was
enjoyed,
with
masic
supplied
by
LV'jg!as
Weslers
orchestra.
Jon-
I'hin
Brown
R-nn.
acted
A
as
toast-
I
EARLY
HOUSE
BUILDING
Beehive
houses,
primitive
dwellings
in
Scotland
and
Ireland,
were
conical
and
constructed
of
stones
without
mortar.
C.N.R.
Trains
I
the
11
Daiif
except
Sunday
8
pjn.
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50
r,o
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sui.oo
Suites,
Ranges,
for
the
Home!
Prompt
Dispatch.
Phone
773
THIRD
AVE.
W.
the
Best
the
Rest
POULSEN'S
GROCERY
Our
stock
fresh
and
complete,
prices
right
Courtesy
and
6errtce
Free
Delivery
Red
441
Boxing
Show
Good
Card
Is
Staged
Lmrr
Lfct
of
F.-ts
at
Acrp6s
Ft
Gyia
Preparing
foe
the.r
am
-
as
!
the
Vaao
ver
Gwiden
G
ores
OBrninteat
snn
to
he
heU
few
.
TII'd
to
P"'
day
at
she
of
Corpora
Ray
Sauth's
Arr-po-
'
cn
Setooi
Ave.
putiUnt
lis
homers
took
part
ia
tScK-sa:
;
r
n
attracli
praanai
offered
Sertice
autt
show
ia
the
past
j
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m"
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of
the
estab-TTa
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two
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one
defeat
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neat
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of
the
a
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i
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art
mnIM
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lace,
1
poanda,
of
Lexa-?ton
Ky.
and
Yonas
Tu
mi
Baru.
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of
VaacnncT.
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a
.
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or
we
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not.
kbm
dropped
a
stx-raead
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to
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twiw.w
month
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mi
ana.
,
:
like
WaBae.
has
done
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fasbttnf
m
Prhiec
Rapert
j
1
The
artai-vindap
ioand
Chax
-
:
ley
Harris;
1U.
of
Janeaboro
Ky,
boxing
his
way
to
a
Barney
Barns.
14
Tommy
;
brother.
Referee
White
-aas
kept
basy
breakhae
ap
rhaehu
when
"Lockr"
.rcaneleUe.
147.
of
Sask
Ste.
Marie.
Ootario.
and
i
Ltoai
Shier.
145.
of
the
Boiler-
!
aoaers-Athletic
SCtob.
toaebt
to
a
draw
in
the
last
of
the
preliminaries.
The
B.
A.
C.
representatives
Sained
one
victory
and
two
draws
anc
m
nnon
pnirsatd
"o
by
toar
yoang
bjys
of
the
cnr0
-
Pride
of
the
Boilermaker
was
T
M
A
iJJ
1
U
In
i
in
i
I
In
an
asgeaasve
and
aoo
effective
eiiecuve
div
of
mitt-sUnzinc
to
defeat
Billy
Sonnenbarg.
147.
of
Iron
Moan-tain,
Michigan.
The
third
B.
A.
C.
fighter
in
the
preliminaries,
Bill
Anderson.
122.
en?
a
zed
in
a
wild,
free-
bitlf...
4.
i
i
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ssl.
n
a
Bxnr,
mi,
un
Angela,
ta..
am
came
out
with
a
draw,
ln
k
fir
nrrtm
vw,
rn.
'12fi
f
Rivamt,
vv
nr
.
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j.fot-j
r:,-,.
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ii
r
vancooTer.
Two
boats
by
young
B.
A.
C
a
lies.
In
the
first
Gordon
Smith
and
Mondred
Olson,
both
tipping
the
beam
at
CO
pounds,
collided
while
in
the
second
match
Bobby
Anderson,
89.
took
on
Harold
Adolph.
95.
No
decision
was
grren
for
these
bouts.
Pete
Wambach
acted
as
M.C.
and
did
an
acceptable
Job.
The
post
dance
band,
under
Technical
Sergeant
Andreson.
played
for
the
large
crowd
of
fight
folkra-ers
at
appropriate
moments.
BRIDGEND.
Wales.
O
Milkmen
took
to
boats
to
deliver
milk
to
marooned
householders
when
a
burst
river
bank
turned
many
streets
into
rivers
Business
and
R.
Y.
WALKER
Graduate
Masseur
-Scientific
Swedish
Massage
Facial
and
Reducing
Treatments
Phone
Red
315
H.
J.
LUND
PAINTINO,
PAPERING
AND
KALSOMINING
PHONE
46
BADMINTON
Racquets
Restrung
A.
B.
Hodges
Phone
427.
after
6
pjn.
White
Apts.
GEORGE
L.
R0RIE
Public
Accountant.
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tac
Returns
Compiled
Besner
Block
Phone
387
IDEAL
CLEANERS
-Houae
of
Better
Cleaning"
Authorized
"FLEXFORM
SERVICE
Shapes
Dresses
Without
Guesses
TV
Waterproofing
a
Specialty
PHONE
858
Mall
Orders
Box
99
USO
Has
Birthday
.
Sprrial
OMnUm
U
be
Utli
,
This
Week-end
j
'
Prince
RaperV
jjgQ
CSah,
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hu
the
of
beta
;mC
the
only
VSO
the
of
w
iks
'
Una
cans
!
ui
eeUc;
the
fbarth
burin-
i
day
of
the
er$asuiatioB
next
jsanday
Sernreaam
aw
txter
,
SoeMed
u.
atund
aa
aaanenaiy
Saisrday
tiirht
j&saday
the
entire
paaBc
it
ia-
-
i
to
the
can't
floor.
A
aorei
-
Jackpot
has
btea
-r-;
raneed
by
prarrajn
director
Pete
"
it
en
m
vnjen
2arrr
in.
ners
of
door
tackeu
win
period:-
n
j
.
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i
rr
1
;
cash
awards
aaerely
for
wr
nne
present
a
urine
the
Ktuw
Af-
.
.
tornoon
dress
has
teen
rroaeOed.
a
veu
tTZZLSZJ?,
designed
program
planned
P"1
fT
far
Sanday.
Ssnday.
.The
The
asaal
antali
i
iake-box
afiernoni
danr
hi
!
been
pat
aside
and
Andy
Me
-
1
Naazhton
and
his
i
Band
wul
be
on
hand
to
nroeiae
dance
maskr
,
for
the
occasion.
J.
A
public
reception
will
takei
in
the
attractive
States
Loanse
of
the
chrb
from
fire
an-
j
W
sewn
olefcek.
CoL
J.
H.
Mel-1
foimaftdttrg
Officer.
Prince
,
Ropert
Sob-Part
of
Embarkatr..
,
be
the
chief
gaest
among;
nuhtary
personnel
and
Mayor
H.
M.
Dagsett
wiU
bead
the
local
city
officials.
All
enlisted
men
wiU
attend
the
affair,
bat
a
special
invitation
has
been
sent
oat
to
a
representative
group
of
officers
and
officials
to
join
the
enlisted
personnel
at
that
time.
The
regular
USO
radio
pro-
and
comedy
for
the
local
radio
listeners
or
guests
of
the
clnb
-ho
desire
to
witness
the
show
to
the
ballroom.
In
order
not
to
discard
any
regalar
program
ot
the
dob.
the
dancing
class,
which
meeU
at
the
dab
every
Ssnday
erenln
will
meet
as
nsaal
In
the
ballroom.
A
motion
picture
wfD
mark
the
.
.
j
.
Hat
Become
Hie
Organization
Making
a
small
start
on
February
4,
1941.
with
one
dab,
USO
has
progressed
unUl
now
there
are
more
than
39d0
operating
in
the
western
hemisphere.
USO
camp
shows
have
travelled
mil
lions
of
miles
and
been
enjoyed
by
service
men
of
the
United
Nations
the
world
over.
Such
great
performers
as
Bob
Hope.
Joe
E.
Brown,
Bing
Crosby.
Dinah
Shore,
and
many
others
have
become
associated
with
USO.
The
local
USO
Club
which
now
stands
on
Second
Ave.
was
the
dream
of
Director
Frank
Fin-nerty
for
more
than
two
years.
Formerly
the
club
was
located
in
the
basement
of
the
United
Church.
USO
served
270.000
servicemen
while
operating
in
those
small
quarters.
Thirty-eight
per-
Professional
F.
C.
DONALD
Quick
Delivery
and
Messenger
Office
York
Hotel.
3rd
Avenue
Phone
Green
504
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LTD.
Plumbing
and
Heating
Engineers
Phone
174
P.O.
Box
274
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
its
branchei
206
4th
Street
:
Phone
655
PIANIST
WITH
CONCERT
AND
RADIO
EXPERIENCE
IN
UJ8A.
DESIRES
PUPILS.
ANYONE
INTERESTED
PHONE
J.
FRANKY,
BLUE
389
HOTEL
ERASER
HOUSE
Phone
Black
823
C.
IL
HICKS.
Proprietor
Clean,
quiet
rooms.
714
Ftaser
Street
BERT'S
TRANSFER
and
MESSENGER
"Vrvii
nM
tir
7.
L":
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phone
black
M4
w.vv..
mm
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
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narr.p.-
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Red
451
ZZ
FOR
SALE
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O
Stiver.
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Parkers
Garage
FOR
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CThiL
Muni
ml.
art,
il
T5.
Beady
to
Uy.
Sla
Witt
to
FX.B.
Xttwanca.
Kitmnga,
RC.
FOR
SALE
Ooeaeaete
daabSe
bed.
Bke
Pike
S2SuP9L
KIT
Sth
Aw.
Cut.
(S9t
FOR
SALE
C
HP.
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Pf
S9i
Borden
Street.
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ANTED
rnooe
Kea
s.
311
1
SMALL
APARTMENT
argcnUy
needed
hy
qaiet
ooaaie.
Piease
phone
Btoe
997.
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WANTED
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boasekeepin;
rooai
for
yeanc
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a
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prince
Rupert.
131
HELP
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Are.
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28
I
WANTED
Experienced
waitress
Io!"
1cal
cafe.
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j
"ecwTe
semce.
AP
154.
U
MEN
WANTED
One
drlrer
and
one
helper
for
City
Garbage
Department.
Steady
positions
for
sattable
applicants.
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Service
Order
No
AM
161.
28i
WANTED
Fireman
for
City
Fire
Department
Apply
statins
age.
marital
statos
and
qualifications
and
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if
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No.
AM
162.
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WANTED
GIRL,
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clerking,
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part-Ume
work,
mornings.
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RENT
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RENT
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157
for
particulars.
39
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DRESSMAKINO
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1437
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;ott
Place.
37
LOST
AND
FOUND
FOUND
Black
spaniel
dog.
male.
Phone1
Black
196.
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LOST
American
cheque
for
$94.50,
Wednesday
niglU.
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return
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LOST
or
Starred,
Tldnity
of
Section
2,-
blue
Persian
cat.
Valued
as
child's
pcL
Pleaw
plionc
Black
157.
129)
cent
of
that
total
were
Canadian
lervicemcn.
The
same
percentage
exists
In
the
new
operation.
(
The
dream
of
Mr.
Hnnerly
and
Miss
Eva
La
Pierre,
who
has
been
at
the
club
since
November
1912.
was
realized
on
September
8.
1941.
when
they
accepted
the
keys
of
the
new
club
from
CokwiW
T.
J.
Weed,
then
commanding
the
Prince
Rupert
Sub-Port
of
Embarkation.
Among
the
programs
offered
by
the
club
are
three
dances
weekly,
three
movies
weekly,
such
Indoor
programs
as
Bingo
and
Jam
Session,
a
popular
classical
music
group,
under
Miss
La
Pierre's
direction.
USO
Sports
Parade,
the
Sunday
USO
Radio
Show,
snack
bar.
sewing
service,
and
many
other
features.
Educa
tional
features
include
a
Spanish
;
class.
i
At
the
pretent
time.
Mr
F.n-nerty
Is
in
the
United
Stae3
on
his
annual
vacation
and
Miss
La
Pierre
is
acting
director
of
the
club.
She
is
being
assisted
by
Peter
C.
Wambach.
program
dir
ector,
who
joined
the
local
personnel
on
July
3,
1944.
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before'a
recent
battlcVas
begun,
the
commanding
officer
shouted:
'The
Germans
are
coming,
but
we're
outnumbered
four
to
one,
so
do
your
stuff
men."
Joe.
a
Kentucky
mountaineer,
began
to
blaze
away,
but
In
about
live
minutes
he
stopped
and
leaned
his
rifle
up
against
a
rock.
"What's
the
matter."
asked
the
officer.
"Well,
I
got
my
four,"
replied
old
Joe.
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