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thanks
are
extended
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friends
for
their
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and
expressions
ly
during
our
recent
i
in
the
loss
of
our
io,
moiner
ana
sisier.
fare:s
our
thanks
to
and
staff
of
the-
ler
General
Hospital
iind
attention
during
;
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floral
tributes
fceeoly
appreciated.
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and
Family
h
p
wanted
Cierk
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Steno
or
pita
(emale.
with
itrience
for
wholesale
fee
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posl-l
i'.y
tn
writing
statin?
le
and
salary
expect-i
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wooden
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(34)
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I
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Rupert
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particulars
tt
can
be
obtained
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(tf)
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maids
at
ErED-
upert
GenerM
Hos-!y
Matron.
(tf)
Housekeeper
for
"ly
Sleep
in;
light
id
wages.
Phone
Red
(tf)
1-
Housekeeper,
live
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PVANTKII
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
9:15
Morning
Devotions
9:5f
Morning
Concert
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Music
by,
Goodman
10:15
Organ
Encorea
10:30
Roundup
Time
10:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
11:00
CBR
Presents
11:15
Songs
of
Today
11:30
Weather
Forecast
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Ethel
and
Albert
PM.
12:00
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Farm
Broadcast
I
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Resume
(tf)
I
O
BUY-5
or
6-room
fit
cement
basement.
on
two
lots.
W.
H.
Pcral
Delivery.
(37)
ISO-
to
35-fnnr.
imU
!
Box
200.
Dally
News.
falls
and
price,
(tf)
AM)
FOUND
icycle.
between
Xmas
e
ar
s.
Owner
may
lurmatlon
regarding
railing
at
the
Dally
Paying
for
this
nd-
pit.
,m
Automobile
radiator
rr
may
obtain
same
fwn
on
ipayment
of
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ana
paying
for
pusement.
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Expansion
bracelet.
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return
to
Dally
ward.
(3G)
Pet
on
Third
Av
imrday
afternoon.
have
same
by
fy
'
at
Dally
News
Paying
for
this
ad.
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News!
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12:43
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1:00
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Hour
1
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or
Tomorrow
1:45
Commentary
1:48
Ethelwynne
Hobbs
2:00t
B.C.
School
Broadcast
2:30
Sheila
Presents
3:00
Western
Five
3;15
Serenade
to
America
3:30
Serenade
3:45
BBC
News
and
Com.
ONCE.
RELIGIOUS
DANCE
The
ballet
Ls
said
to
have
originated
'from
the
serai-religious
dance
ceremonies
common
to
nearly
all
primitive
people.
Classified
Advertising
word
per
lnwrtlon,
minimum
chargw,
50o.
Birth
Notices,
tpr
ds
of
Thanks.
Death
Notice.
Funeral
Notices,
MarrlaKe
and
Engagement
Announcements:
ez.
FOR
KKNl
FOR,
RENT
Sleeping
room
with
kitchen
privilege.
221
5th
E.
Phone
Red
807.
(39)
FOR
RENT
-Furnished
house,
2181
7th
East.T'hone
Blue
815.
FOR
SALE
(tf)
FOR
SALE
2100
feet
No.
1
sea
soned
1
V
edge
grain
boat
lum
ber.
Write
or
phone
Henry
He
lin,
Atlin
Fisneries,
Cow
Bay.
(37)
FOR
SALE
Baby's
crib,
play
pen,
high
chair,
go-cart.
Green
244.
34
FOR
SALE
Five
room
house,
hot
water
heated.
114
9th
Street.
Phone
Red
835.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
cabinet
(built-in
flour-bin).
Wall
cabinet,
glass
doors;
buffet;
dining
table
and
two
chairs.
Good
condition.
Phone
Black
84.
-
-
(36)
FOR
SALE
26-foot
cedar
poles.
Ideal
for
foundation
posts.
Also
quantity
of
plumbing.
947
2nd
Ave.
West.
(33)
FOR
SALE
Small
house,
newly
decorated
throughout.
Full
plumbing;
oil
heating,
etc
Phone
Red
284.
(34
USED
Chesterfield
Cushions,
good
quality,
$2;
Floor
lamps,
$4;
5-plece
Kitchen
Sets,
$15;
Linoleum
Squares,
$5.50;
Smoking
Stands,
95c;
Single
Beds
and
Springs,
like
new,
$12;
Studio
Couches,
$6.00;
Oolichan
Grease,
best
quality,
fresh.
$6.50.
All
kinds,
of
hard
ware
and
furniture
at
the
low
est
prices.
B.C.
Furniture
Co
Black
324.
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Mission
Plea
Heard,
Brigade
Sends
Aid
Plane,
Dog
Teams
Take
St.
John
Ambulance
Wotker
to
Labrador
TORONTO
Ot
In
response
to
an
urgent
appeal
for
staff
assistance,
Mrs.
Audrey
Sharp
of
Georgetown,
Ont.,
and
Miss
Muriel
Low
of
Mortcton,
N.B.,
will
shortly
leave
for
the
Lab
rador
Orenfell
Mission
to
take
up
auxiliary
nursing
duties
at
Harrington
Bay
hospital.
They
wilt
be
met
at
Rimous
W,
Que.,
and
will
be
flown
to.
Labrador,
making
the
balance
of
the
trip
by
dog
team
and
sled.
Both
are
members
of
the
St.,
John
Ambulance
Brigade.
Mrs.
Sharpe
was
one
of
221
members
of
the
brigade
who
served
overseas
in
the
Second
World
War.
as
was
Miss.
Low.
POLICE
PREPARE
FOR
ROYAL
TOUR
South
African
Force
Sees
Films
of
Kinff
and
Queen
In
Canada
PRETORIA,
South
Africa
05
The
most
Intense
task
of
plan
ning
ever
undertaken
by
the
South
African
police
is
nearly
completed
in
Pretoria,
where
all
aspects
of
the
force's,
duties
dur
ing
the
royal
tour
are
being
carefully
worked
out.
The
plans
cover
the
duties
to.
be
carried
out
by
the
force
ranjj-
Ing
from
motorcycle
escorts
to
the
commissioner
of
police
him
self,
Ma).
Gen.
R.
J.
Palmer.
who
will
travel
with
the
royal
party.
In
order
to
give
policemen
an
Idea
of
their
duties
dur
ing
the
tour,
a
firm
of
the
royal
visit
to
Canada
is
being
-shown
to
them.
Th?
Canadian
government
film
gives
every
stae
of
the
King
and
Queen's
travels
in
Canada.
The
police
will
also
be
helped
in
their
duties
of
controlling
crowds
and
maintaining
security
by
South
Africa's
"Home
Gwavd."
calltd
the
Civilian
Protective
Service.
Scotland
Yard
Is
to
co-operate
with
the
South
African
Police
on
the
stcurity
plans
and
six
raw
(rem
the
Yard
have
been
a's'.-'ncd
foi
this
purpose.
One
nf
them
Is
Superintendent
Leon
ard
Burt
who
during
the
war
was
seconded
to
military
Intelligence
as
head
of
the
anti-Mb.itage
division.
Breakfast
London
;
Luncheon
New
York
LONDON
P
Breakfast
In
London
and
lunch
In
New
York
will
be
the
program
for
air
travellers
in
the
"not
too
distant"
future,
Peter
Masefield.
director
general
of
long-terra
planning
at
the
Ministry
of
Civil
Aviation,
told
the
Royal
Empire
Society.
"London
and
New
York
now
are
only
17
hours
apart
by
regular
air
services,"
he
said,
"and
the
Journey
has
been
done
In
little
more-
than
10
hours
'with
I
the
wind.'"
FLATTIES
ARE
TOPS
TORONTO
O)
We
think
shank's
mares
are
slick,
and
saddles
send
the
pedals
flatties
really
are
the
feet
flatterers.
.
Who
said
thatr
Why,
Th
What
did
they
chorus?
Why,
Just
that
the
average
high
school
miss
today
prefers
and
approves
the
current
fad
for
flat-heeled
shoes-.
First
to
accept
new
styles
and
sometimes
first
to
disown
them
Canada's
fair
collegians
presently
are
in
the
mood
to
tramp
many
a
mile
just
to
find
a
shop
sporting
flatties.
Loafers,
last
year's
or
was
it
yesterday's?
-favorite
still
lead
for
campus
Informaijty
with
brown,
dark
red
and
white
doing
top
color
honors.
Saddle
shoes,
collegian
wardrobe
decorator
of
former
sea-
f
ons,
seem
to
be
making
a
come
back
with
brown
and
white
hues
sought.
If
and
when
more
supplies
reach
footwear
stalls,
hl-crowd
misses
are
expected
to
cast
wel
come
glances
on
shank's
marcS,
and
their
kindred
patterns.
For
the
leggy,
head-In-the-sky
glrf
dressy
flats
remain
the
thins,
what
with
criss-cross
straps,
sandal
types
and
asym
metric
patterns
leading
the
way.
For
that
date:
Flats
are
man
na
from
the
starland
for
tall
misses
when
striding
along
with
not-so-tall
swains.
Other
slick
shoe
dreams
hit-tin?
new
campus
popularity
Include:
Ballet
slippers
with
black;
suede
taking
lead,
ballet
boot,
slick
ankle-hugging
trtck;
klltle-
toneue
oxfords
and
side-tie
Tryolean
shoes.
And,
of
course,
for
the
rebel
high-heeled
sling
pumps
and
baby
doll
pumps!
Diet
Change
Bring
Cut
In
Death
Rate
Wheat
Flour
a
nil
Peas
Replace
Highly-Milled
Rice
In
Hong
Kong
HONO
KOXG
(Reuters)
Sub
stitution
of
vitamin-rich
wheat
flour
and
blue
peas
for
highly-
milled
rice,
a
staple
diet
which
was
det.Vent
in
Vitamin.
B,
ls
credited
by
health
authorities
here
for
causing
a
decrease
In
the
Hong
Kong
death
rate.
Deaths,
which
In
1941
averag,-ed
175
a
day,
nov
run
at
about
50
a
day
although
the
popula
tion
Ls
Increasing
steadily.
It
Is
estimated
the
total
number
of
deaths
for
1946
will
be
about
16.-00O
compared
with
48,000
In
1939
.and
61,000
tn
1941
Anti-epidemic
units
have
also
played
an
Important
part
In
lowering
the
mortality
rate
by
preventing
severe
outbreaks
of
disease.
A
campaign
to
make
consumers
vitamin
conscious
has
been
hammered
home
and
police
report
thieves
who
raided
warehouses
took
vitamin
foods
and
tablets
in
preference
to
sacks
of
foodtsuffs.
ROEG'S
GALLERY
?Mr.
Rorg
as
lia
Imiki
lo'llic
wail-rent
at
'li
CulW
Pol".
(At
liil
iUm-
)im
vtttiiMii'l
rjy
lint
.Mr,
)
')
in
a
pai'litubrly
Jirie
nr(
inieti).
4
Mr.
Uorg
n
lie
look
lo
til
dculer.
("Wliile
iilrnly
of
folka
ran
drink
Iru
ami
(of-It
xilli
no
ill
elTri'H,"
the
doctor
says,
"you're
not
one
of
them.
Suited
to
Postuml
it
rontaint
no
raflein
or
rtiinulanla
of
any
kind")
k
illlSTOCS
lllIt
TOOI
Tool
""'
SOl
stum
2
Mr.
Uuef,
as
lie
force.
("Wliut'
liitiug
i.l.l
Simon
lnree,wlliry
want
to
know.
"Jumpy
as
a
trout
I")
5
Mr.
Roeg
at
he
looks
to
hit
wife
that
ninht.
("Darling,
you've
lost
yonr
job."
the
fjclainn.
"Worne",
he
replies.
"I)c
a)
I
Holla
rut
out
tea
and
coffee.")
mm
P0STUM
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
3
Mr,
RitrK,
as
he
ibiuka
lie
look.
("Otitta
lnw
doHii.
lie
mulers,"nLiei
I've
liru
liulling
loo
niucli.
lirl-Irr
drop
in
unil
e
the
Doo.")
X
Mr.
RotR
he
"
looks
afltr
his
Got
good
swallow
of
1'ojluni.
(;Ve)l.eriiesayto.
his
wife.
"I'm
glad
that
Doc
put
me
n
Postuni.
it's
a
grand-tatting,-
he-man's
drink,
with
a
fine
llavor
all
its.
nu.")
PoUim
is
easy
lo
fix
make
it
right
in
tlie
eup
Iiy
a
riding
boiling
water
or
hot
milk.
Ami
renienilier,
it
costs
lets
than
If
per
serving.
A
rdvct
Ovvtl
r4
CAPTURES
SENIOR
SKATING
CROWN
Toronto's
Marilyn
Ruth
Take,
captured
the
Canadian
senior
ladies
singles
figure
skating
crown
at
the
skating
meet
In
Toronto,
Ont.,
recently.
The
18
-year-old
girl
lost
the
title
on
three
occasions
to
Barbara
Ann
Scott,
of
Ottawa,
who
Is,
now
preparing
to
compete
for
the
world
championship.
Says
GirVs
Curse
Blighted
10
Years
LONDON
Hi
A
London
woman
who
married
a
native
chieftain
In
New
Zealand
blames
a
10-year
spell
of
bad
luck
on
the
curse
of
a
Jealous
Maori
girl.
The
former
Bertha
Williams.
now
Mrs.
Karehana-Koruarua
said
that
after
her
marriage
in
New
Zealand
in
1923
she
was
cursed
by
a
native
girl
and
"un
til
she
died
10
years
later
my
life
was
dogged
with
misfortune."
She
claims
to
be
the
only
white
weman
with
full
rights
as
a
princess
among
the
Maoris.
to
whom
she
is
known
as
Mihl
Moana,
or
"Sweet
Weeping
Cloud."
Furniture
As
Fuel
Fails
to
Save
Baby
BATLEY,
Yorkshire,
Eng.
W-
had
no
coal,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Ron-
old
Palmer
broke
up
all
their
furniture
and'
put
It,
stick
by
stick.
Into
the
fire.
Two
days
later
the
tire
went
out
and
their
baby
died.
At
the
Inquest
Deputy
Coroner
S.
H.
Gill
advised
parents
in
similar
circumstances
to
usp
hot-water
bottles.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
WANTED
Cocker
spaniel,
male
preferred.
Phone
Red
935,
evenings.
(39)
J
J3rfncc
Uttpctt
Dan?
r3ctos
Monday,
February
10,
1947
"Bread
For
China"
Day
February
17
Prince
Rupert
may
formally
ob
serve
Februaiy
i"t
as
"Bread
for
China"
day,
according
to
E.
T.
Ajpplewhaite,
publicity
chairman
for
the
Canadian
Aid
to
China
drive,
-who
said
this
morning
that
he
plans
to
requet
Mayor
Arnold
to
otficlally
designate
the
day
for
that
purpose.
Details
of
the
plan,
which
has
the
official
approval
of
Premier
John
Hart,
have
not
yet
arrived
in
the
city,
but
Mr.
Ao-plewhalte
anticipates
that
they
will
be
su:h
as
to
command
the
sur;ort
of
all
organizations
and
individuals
in
the
city.
It
will
be
the
climax
of
the
Canadian
Aid
to
China
campaign
which
has
been
in
operation
during
January
and
February.
During
that
t'me,
all
banks
in
the
country
have
been
receiving
centres
for
contributions
to
the
fund,
j
"I
am
expecting
more
information
this
week
but.
from
the
'Information
I
have,
I
under
stand
that
churches
in
the
prov-
Since
are
using
the
'Bread
for
chlna'
basis
for
the
Because
their
baby
was
ill
with
Pe
(Applewhalte
said.
Plan
Four
Billions
For
British
SchooJsS
.:
..i
a
LONDON
Tj
Newv
schools
costing
$t,0O0.C0O,COO
artfjjtbc
built
In
Britain
under
the
1941
Education
Aft.
This
is
thefees-tlmate
of
experts,
former
to
simplify
and
expedite
the
school
building
program
JThe
figure
includes
the
building
work
needed
for
all
reform
And
development
of
primary
pnd
secondary
education,
new
'Schools
on
new
housing
estates,
hew
country
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