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DAIL
NirV3
Friday.
Angust
17.
1945
Baby's
teeth
we
mean.
Give
them
thought
before
they
appear-even
before
babj
arrives.
Good
teeth
start
with
the
mttber'j
diet
...
and
through
babyhood
and
childhood,
calcium,
phosphorus
and
rit
ami
n
D
are
needed
to
build
and
maintain
sound
teeth.
Cimidoo
Milk
with
Its
extra
Tiunln
D,
is
a
spJendxi
source
of
these
buildirs
tmteriils.
It's
a
wboloome,
nourishing
m3k
for
all
ges.
Write
for
free
book
"Your
Contented
Riby".
Camitioa
Co.
limited,
Vancouver,
RC.
iisSII
hi
J
i
MJr.Til
nnm
b
Leave
Prince
George
Daily
10:20
p.m.
Good
connection
vtlth
eastboond
train
from
Prince
Rupert
so
mourns
uquiuo
For
fwrtiicf
Inormt&oa,
(
Ctntd'im
Picific
RjiUjy
Office,
Prince
Rupert
v
Prince
Bnpert.
3
C
Fishermen
Leave
Skeena
Nets
As
Catches
Shrink
Presumably
prosperous
as
a
result
of
one
of
the
best
socfceye
fishing
seasons
in.
years,
many
Skeena
Paver
gillnettew
are
reported
to
be
teaviag
the
river
while
those
ho
remained,
t.
llied
up
ftir
averages
of
puiks
and
soeiy?
last
-week.
Average
eatoh
oi
pints
for
the
week
was
55
fish
pr
boat
while
the
sockey
catch
was
100
fish
per
boat
for
the
same
period.
RYAN
In
loving
memory
of
a
j
neonew
ana
nmuwr
iTnonpr
t
Thomas
H.
Ryan,
killed
in
action.
August
14,
1945,
agedj
i
In
Normandy
his
body
lies,
In
a
lonely
grave
'Death
foreign
skies.
But
memories
are
ours
to
cherish
yet
For
one
we've
lost
Bat
will
never
forget
Sadly
missed
but
ever
remembered
by
Aunt
Florence
and
brother
Ambrose.
Port
Simpson.
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
Teacher
for
Topley
j
Public
School,
capable
of
teaching
Grades
9
and
10
if!
necessary.
Salary
SI
200
vrithi
additional
$100
for
each
grade
!
tausht
over
8th-
fr
ini
S
trim
bold,
secretary-treasurer.
sary.
NO
exner'.pnrp
rvie.
Apply
at
McRae
Bra?.
tfi
SALESGIRL
WANTED
Apply
at
office,
Rupert
PeoDles
Store.
;
'192
;
j
WANTED
AT
ONCE
Respec-
S
uuic,
nuotue-agea
nouse-keeper
for
family
of
three.
I
One
adult,
two
small
children
;
2
and
4
years.
Give
full
particulars
and
salary
expected
Box
88
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News:
U9D
MACHLVERY
TO
S.W
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver
Bc
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CATELLI
I
BOG
NOODLES
1
BALANCE
OF
1944
INCOME
TAX
DUE
31st
AUGUST,
1945
Taxpayers
are
reminded
thai
any
balance
of
income
tax
on
1944
incomes
is
due
on
31st
August,
1945
To
be
sure
that
there
will
be
no
error
in
account
ng
for
your
payment,
complete
the
remittance
form
provided
below
and
mail
it
with
your
remittance
to
your
District
Inspector
of
Income
Tax.
DEPARTMENT
OF
NATIONAL
REVENUE
TAXATION
DIVISION
INCOMI
TAX
MMirtANCI
'Q1.M
To
lupector
el
tnceae
Tex
t
Ier$
"Wene,
Ctly
or
Town.
U
permeat
ol
Income
Til
lor
the
rNi.
(Surneme
or
Ust
umi
(ChrietUs
or
gives
Mmei)
(No.
esd
StzeeQ
-Province.
Print
Hun
end
Addnu
ebove
enojr
et
ilowa
on
rur
ioeome
Tei
Itetara.
Remuke
(Stale
here
preeent
eddreee.
If
env
cheage
elace
return
filed)
ArruaDy.
hOTre-er.
the
,ocer!
catch
has
dwindled
to
only
a
smaa
proportion
of
what
It
was
at
the
season'
peak
whea
boats
i
were
averaging
better
than
100
fish
per
day.
I
Termination
of
the
cannery
workers'
strike
in
Vancouver
last
week
eased
the
can
situation,
on
the
Skeena.
A.
delivery
of
cans
was
made
to
canneries
there
by
the
Catala
oa
Sunday.
While
the
city
carries
pairs,
McBride
Street
between
Fifth
and
Seventh
Avenue
is
closed
today,
traffic
being
de-
toured.
-
-
Classified
Advertising
-
-
TERMS
CAS
II
Classified
Advertising
is
payable
to
the
office
at
time
of
submitting
copy
for
insertion.
Please
do
not
ask
for
credit.
iv
MninRini
FOR
SALE
SALE
23-foot
cabin
tras-
boat.
eicel'ent
mr.riitlon
Pall
Sgt
Alhson,
American.
Signals
189.
1S5)
FOR
SALE
Enelish
pram;
used
five
months.
Phone
Green
4S7.
195)
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
range
and
heater.
215
1st
Ave.
U9l
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
furniture
at
the
lowest
prices.
New
3-piece
chesterfield,
S100;
high
grade
ajl-enamel
ranges
from
$95;
hardwood
chairs:
mattresses:
used
beds
and
.
arouo
springs,
$7.00;
enamelware,
seamen
Topky-
192
i
FOR
SALETwo
barber
chairs:
tt'
v-T-c-r-.
.
,i
.
mrce-man
sei
OI
experienced
coast
fallens;
also
!
a
cook,
for
north
coast
mainland
camp.
Good
accommoda-
tion:
union
wages.
Apply
Na-,
tional
Selective
Service
Ail.
189.
tf
,
WANTED
First
class
butcher
to
take
full
charge
and
do
his
own
buying.
Apply
National
Selective
Service
AJd.
185
(tf)
rnlHUt
GtORGE
W3PT9lerk
Store.
for
StaUoneryj
to
VANCOUVER
2Vi
HOURS
ture,
Black
324.
FOR
SALE
Victory
Cafe
Buildins;
excellent
condition.
Vacant
apartment
Immediately
upon
sale
of
same.
Rents
$100
month.
See
Geo.
Ladicos
for
particulars.
tf)
FOR
SALE
Two
chairs
and
chesterfield.
513
8th
Ave.
East
(190)
FOR
SALE
Piano.
731
5th
Ave.
West
Phone
Red
875.
FOR
SALE
Seven-room
house.
Apply
315
9th
Ave.
West
or
phone
Green
838.
H93
FOR
SALE
McClary
oil
range,
tapestry
chesterfield
suite,
kitchen
table
and
chairs,
baby
buggy,
strong
ironing
board,
garbage
paU.
Apply
1531
Overtook
Street
U90)
FOR
523
row
boat
Phone
PERSONAL
BANISH
GREY
HAIR
Look
years
younger
use.
effective
Angellque
Grey
Hair
Restorer.
SI
at
Orroes
Ltd.
(193)
CAR
LEAVING
for
Vancouver
Friday.
August
17.
Can
take
3
passengers
to
share
expenses.
Apply
Box
89
Dally
News.
(190,
WANTED
WANTED
TO
RENT
By
August
1
or
15,
four-room
house
or
apartment,
not
necessarily
close
In.
Reliable,
permanent
tenant
Write
Box
33
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News.
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Army
officer
wife,
no
children,
desire
and
fur
ntsned
aDartment
nr
inn
w
Apply
,
Box
90
Dally
News.
.
195
W
ANTED
Apartment
or
small
house
for
couple
and
two
chil-dren.
Box
81
Daily
News.
19i)
WANTED-Furnished
room
with
kitchen
privileges,
for
couple
with
baby.
Box
82
Daily
News.
(191)
AGENTS
B.C.
BILLIARD
&
BOWLINO
Supply
Co.
(Reg'd).
218
W
Broadway,
Vancouver,
B.C.
LOST
LOST
Baby's
white
shoe;
also
shopping
bag
containing
lady's
blouse
and
baby
articles.
Finder
please
phone
Blue
621.
(190)
LOST
Wallet
containing
citizen
papers,
beaman's
papers
and
passes.
Reward
$10.
Return
to
L
Oszerg,
Room
5,
Royal
HoteL
1W)
LOST
Black
eversharp
pencil,
name
Esther
Morrison
engraved
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
News.
Reward.
(190)
FOUND
FOUND
Ln
the
Post
Office.
Pair
of
ladles'
black
kid
wove
owner,
may
have
same
by
calling
at
the
Dally
News
and
paying
for
this
ad.
Giant
Fire
V-J
Nisht
Thousands
of.
People
Witnessed
Celebrations
Service
Centres
Active
V-J
night
celebrations
here
were
touched
off
Htv
?
-;-,
i
bonJire
ln
Prar
St
park
and
ou
re
I
the
shooting
of
skyrockets
by
Fire
ers.
uniex
lock
and
hu
help-
Nearly
1.500
citizens
who
witnessed
the
spectacle
were
unani-
i
moos
in
the
opinion
that
it
was
one
or
the
best
fireworks
displays
they
had
seen
in
quite
a
time.
The
largest
number
of
people
the
Y.M.C.A.
buildin
has
Tet
accommodated.
estimated
at
10.000
spent
pare
of
V-J
Day
large
number
of
people
danced
to
recorded
music.
Before
the
dance
paper
hats
and
noise-makers
were
distributed.
Big
Parade
In
'
Spite
of
Rain
The.
street
parade,
carried
oa
bravely
despite
a
driving
rainstorm
which
raised
havoc
vrfth
floats
and
decorated
tpWcIm
in.
r
K.t.
-'
,
HOME
FROM
OVERSEAS
Gunner
Dc.t
Blake
son
of
H.
M,
Blake.
2)6
Seventh-
Avenue
West,
arrived
home
on
,
taking
part
in
celebrations
in-,
Tuesday
night
s
train
from
Ed
doors
because
of
the
wet
weath
er.
A
great
influx
of
service
and
!
ll
,
.
.
..
.
uiiujui
people
inM
tne
x
-oe-i
gan
early
in
the
evening
imrne-'
tuateiy
alter
the
civic
parade
j-
wasoTer-
Judge
Bob
Herrick,
Prosecutor
A
thousand
persons
atsended
Stewart
Johnson
and
Defender
a
communitv
sin?-vntr
in
cludtag
those
o
the.
youngsters
morw
nf
x
t.-j
jij
....
avyi
Army
and
Air
Force,
in
......
i
.
ja
wuviu
iuu
ucu.ru
uul
,
,
.,
bicycles,
wagons
and
dolj
car-
CJU"nS
women
s.as
well
as
men's
riages.
The.
parade
was
led,
by!5"
foll
8
.
rvice.
Also
lh
the
narade
q
rt
irmtf
oon
In
r-VilW
FOR
STRENGTH
monton.
where
he
stopped
over
on
his
way
home
after
five
years'
service
overseas.
He
arrived
in
Canada
recently
on,
the
He
de
France.
th
Stewart
Carson.
SwMv
inctta
-udiUirinm.
letLhy.
Don,
Eonraxd.
1
was
meted
out
to
the
dictators.
vim
.
...
t-,..
i
.
supervisor,
wim
reier
uuiuuues
were
strung
up
oa
galr
Lien
at
the
piano.
Feature
of
lows
and
later
burned
in
effigy
the
program
was
the
singing
of
at
the
Fraser
Street
bonfire.
"u
name
svujs
uv
a
ininujiiinr
service
of
30
Russian
merchant
and
Militarr
PimH,
who
were,
in
the
audi-
The
momin?
observance
of
Irom
7ik:;
used
enamel
ranee
T
.
.
'
uuaea
a
soiemn
ser-
(McClary
$47
JO;
axes
frorn
111
we
upstairs
rooms
a
bingo
vice
of
Thanksgiving
in
the
95c
B.C.
Furniture,
Black
324.
same
was
organized
under
the
YMCA
auditorium
where
1000
.
!
u":uon
ox
tra.nK
uuy
Armitage
,
persons
gathered.
Jtoyor
Dag-
two
two
bie
big
mirrors-
mirrors:
National
Katinnal
cash
i
a
a
PS-P03?
tournament
j
gett
opened
the
service.
T.
D.
register,
like
new;
rings
to
wa
sed.
with
Sicward
Johnny
j
PattuUo,
MJA.,
spoke
briefly.
$1.95:
other
goods.
B.C.
Fuml-
Sheflin,
R.CJf.VJt.
In
charge.
Bishop
J.
B.
Gibson
led
the
ser-
;
The
street
dance
was
move!
'ice
with.
Rev.
M.
B.
Anderson,
indoor?
to
the
auditorium
and
a
I
Rer.
J.
J.
Smithson
and
Rev.
Mayor
H.
M.
Da'eeett
Three
!
fan.?f
Brea
ar.
who
bands
took
Dart-the
United
!
tirel
the.cheefs
of
the
cro-ds
States.
Armv.
Sn
f!arlte
-inrf
-"-"6
iAiyansh
concert
band
.which
cession.
SALE
Davenport.
Apply
came
In
from
a
Skeeru
River
-J"1!
P101"
celebraUon
on.
6th
Ave.
East
.193)
chS-'
ta
cannery.
Cheering
school
(
'
J
-
-."t
Willi,
tVMl
r.Vr
.
.
.
.
.
.
'
i4
r-rm
n
vn
V.
.
1
1
1
i
n
S0
i
Cheeseman.
Included
among
thai
"
'
,f
Canadian
Leeion.
Girl
Riiiri
(Sea
Cadets,
seamen
from
the
Russian,
freighter
Scala.
Sons
of
Norway,
Chinese
Patriotic
Asso
ciation,
represented
in
th
rW.
TO
RENT
At
Billmor.
choice
of
f1'
and
Itoats
were
the'
three
houses.
AU
or
an
'
tnl
wmen'a
Canadian
Club
(Mrs.
sale.
Apply
Box
84
Daily
News.
Arnold,
president),
chin-(190)
1
ese
PatrioUc
Association;
Jun
ior
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Association,
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
and
Shipyard,.
Canadian
Legion.
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire
and
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club.
A
mock
trial
of
Mussolini,
Hitler
and
Tojo
on
a
stand
in
front
of
the
Post
Office,
after
the
parade
excited
considerable
amusement.
This
was
arraneed
hv
Wil
liam
Jarmson
and
the
comically
arrayea
couxt
principles
werei
John
Linney
also
taking
part
A
composite
military
band,
under
the
baton
of
Sereeant
Ppfr
W
in
the
nrn.
'
JAIdUiilg
ino,
wHeeeeeeii
'happy
throngs
taking
part
in
informal
Jubilation.
.
Service,
centres
Were
All
Busy
All
in
all,
it
was
a
large
day
for
the
"Yn
staff
members
such
as
Bruce
Mclntyre,
program
director;
Mrs.
Ferguson,
hostess,
and
Dorothy
Ashcrof
t.
at
the
in-
iormauon,
desk,
and
the
omer
was
grantca
to
me
tribes
rtu-
statf
members,
and.
canteen
j
pert
branch
of
the
U.F.A.W.U.
at
workers
who.
labored
to
make
a
meeting
Monday
night
in
the
V-J
Day
a
memorable
one
Prince
Rupert.
Airmen's
Christian-
for
FISH
WORKERS
GIVEN
CHARTER
A
charter
making
it
an
autonomous
lecal
of
the
United
Fish
ermen
and
Allied
Workers'
Union
Fishermen's
Halt
Previously
Prince
Rupert
members,
number-
The
Kalvdtirm
Armu
-intuTi
;
ine
150.
had
been
a
hranrh
nf
attracted
large
crowds
both
for
i
the
Vancouver
locaL
dinner
and
supper
while
un-;....
...
usually.
Urge
numberswere
also'
l?tter
u
Present
b?
theWo,
A
at
th
American
Sea-
?vTit
pa
V
.men's
Club.andthe
K.
of
C.
hut
,
.i"
h
whch
is
said
to
embrace
several
At
At
thP
the
snidi.,.'
Soldiers'.
Sailors'
the
usual
Wednesday
night
Bible
f"
9
me
coast
ti
un
on
agent
for
aUfishermen,
fish
discussion
group
convened.
'
dock
workers
and
cannery
work
SERVICE"
CENTRE
HERE
IS
CLOSED
Instructions
to
close
the
Luth-;
Executive
of
the
new
local
el-eran
service
centre
in
Prince
Ru-!
ected
at
last,
night's
meeting
pert
In
about
one
week
have
lis:
been
received
by
Rev.
Magnus
B.
'
President,
T.
Elliott
Anderson,
pastor
of
St.
Paul's
Vice
-
preident.
George
Vie
Lutheran
Church,
who
is
soon
to
1
reck.
be
transferred
to
a
parish
in
Secretary
-
treasurer.
Stan
Patterson,
California,
.Boshier.
The
move
will
eliminate
the
j
An
executive
board
will
be
only
service
club-
in
Canada
op-1
erated
bv
the
Lutheran
Commis-
"
sion.
which,
has
its
headauarters
I
Jn.
Minneapolis,
Mina.
and
maintains
scores
of
similar
centres
in
the
United.
States.
During
the
more
than
two
years
it
has
operated,
the
service
centre
has
built
up
a
good
reputation
and.
was
noted
for
its
policy
of
allowing
kitchen
priv
ileges
to
all
who
desired
it
Scarcely
an.
evening
has
passed
that
some
servicemen
or
women
were
not
cooking
their
own
supper
at
the-club.
Last
night's
smorstasbord
Uen
of
the
Prince,
Rupert
RegU
dinner-,
therefore,
was
probably
jment
provided
the
music
Stan-
the
last
one
that
will
be
held
aarooearers.
of
the,
Imperial
Qr-
;
for
members
of
the
forces
in
the
der.
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
Lutheran
church's
bas-ment.
lent
color
to
the
stage
back-j
Although
the
clubs
guest
gronni
i
book
was
not
started
until
a
year
A
long
parade,
in
which
the
j
after
the
centre
opened,
hun-United,
tuted
stat?
SUtes
Annyk
Armyk
Canadlai
Canadian
I
dreds
of
service
personriel
sisned
it
from
May
12.
1944,
until
V-J
Day
The.firstname.la.the
book
is
Kermlt
J.
Ogdahl,.
Chance.
South
Dakota,
of
Acropolis
Hill,
while
on
J-V-
Day
the
register
was
signed
by
George
H.
Fry
HilkrestAlta.
Among
the
names-ln
the
book
Is
one
"Adolf
Schicklsgruber.
'
which
goes
to
prove
that
Ar
gentina
has
on
run
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2
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