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tlupctt
DafI?
KetoS
JLtO.
Tuesday,
July
20,
1943
t
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IVIC
HOUSTON
Local
News
Items
.
.
.
of
or
ify
INCIDENT
WITH
GEN.
PERSHING
Story
of
R.C.M.P.
Is
Recalled
by
''Clack
Jack's
Death
Imp
No
Loss
Though
BURIED
TODAY
Prominent
Local
Ex-Service
Man
Laid
at
Rest
Haircuts
Higher
GUEST
SPEAKER
AT
CITADEL
Thick
Butt
Shinsles
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Parker
and
family
were
week-end
visitors
at
Lakelse
Lake
with
Mt.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon.
Baseball
Tonight-Savoy
vs.
Merchant
6:30
p.m.
(it)
Mrs.
Russell
Cameron
and
little
daughter
were
week-end
visitors
In
Terrace
with
friends.
Mrs.
Hans
Koch
and
two
sons
left
yesterday
afternoon
on
their
The
death
of
General
Pershing
In
Washington
recalls
a
true
In
Last
evening
the
Home
League
TORONTO
Toronto
barbers
have
.not
experienced
a
falling
off
in
business
due
,to
the
recent
ten
cent
price
boost,
a
spoKesman
announced
last
week.
Briht
Green
and
Green
Blend.
Sf(
0.75
per
square
Mrs.
John
Laurie
returned
to
Canadian
Legion
comrades
and
friends
in
the
community
paid
final
respects
today
to
the
late
Victor
G.
C.
Houston,
a
resident
of
the
Salvation
Army
had
as
their
guest
speaker
Mrs.
Col.
Tyndall
of
Vancouver.
A
large
,tf
suK-k
of
Koll
Roofing,
Mineral
the
city
last
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Just
Arrived!
At
Brownwoods,
cident
in
the
history
of
the
north
west
and
of
the
days
when,
personal
initiative
and
resource
had
to
be
so
largely
depended
on.
It
gives
a
glimpse
cf
the
and
looui-oiic
oiujinj
crowd
was
in
attendance
and
return
to
Terrace
after
a
brief
visit
to
the
city.
of
Prince
Rupert
for
23
years
and
former
Canadian
Legion
president,
who
died
in
hospital
here
on
Sunday.
I
Lambrr
nuiiuuig
""Pi"1"
another
shipment
of
Hcel-Hug-gers.
AAA
to
E's.
they
listened
with
interest
to
the
message
of
the
visitor.
The
Scripture
was
read
by
Mrs.
Capt.
Jarrett,
and
the
Home
League
Secretary,
Mrs.
J.
Wilkic,
led
in
work
of
the
mounties
and
pome
of
the
duties
undertaken
just
as
PHONE
116
carpenter
s
Union
meeting
Wed.
3:00
p
m.
Wm.
Page,
office
representative,
In
attendance.
(It)
The
funeral
service
was
held
at
First
Presbyterian
Church
which
was
filled
with
Legion
C.
W.
Nash
of
Highway
Construction
Co.
arrived
in
the
city
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
something
that
was
all
in
the
day's
routine.
It
was
in
1879
that
Corporal
Daniel
Davis
paraded
before
by
air
Monday
afternoon
from
Frank
Dibb
returned
to
the
members
who
paraded
from
the
Canadian
Legion
hall
on
Third
prayer.
Mr.
Brigadier
GUung-ham
introduced
the
speaker
of
the
evening.
The
message
of
Mrs.
Tyndall
Vancouver
on
a
business
trip
cuy
yesterday
from
a
week-end
Colonel
Irvine
at
Fort
Walsh
to
Avenue,
and
other
friends.
J.
S.
Wilson
was
parade
marshal.
Tht
LOIS
NICKERSON
learn
that
he
was
to
escort
1100
Indians
across
the
border
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
van
Cooten
returned
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
last
night
from
JANTZEN
lllll
.
-
-
TOPS
IN
STYLE
AND
QUALITY
service
was
conducted
by
Rev.
was
"Practical
Visionaries."
It
told
of
the
possibility
of
having
a
"vision"
and
then
being
pracJ
trip
to
Lakelse
Lake
where
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Dibb
and
family
are
now
spending
a
vacation.
Waitress's
Union
Meeting
tonight
at
7:30,
Carpenters'
Hall.
Fred
Antrobus
of
First
Baptist
Montana,
back
into
Canada
and
see
that
they
were
safely
placed
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
Church,
assisted
by
Rev.
Chaties
A
buying
or
placing
on
a
new
reservation
(Red
SPEEDY
TYPIST
St.
Joseph's
Academy
Commercial
Kesults
Are
Announced
L.
Lomas
of
the
Anglican
Mission
boat
Northern
Cross.
Mr.
Lomas,
tical
enough
to
see
the
vision
realized.
She
spoke
of
Florence
Nightingale,
Elizabeth
Fry,
Catherine
Booth,
the
wife
of
the
founder
of
the
Salvation
Pheasant)
near
Battleford.
These
iijureen
R
Indians
were
made
up
of
Crees,
shark
was
tic
CC-dz
.
Mrs.
Harry
Hanson
and
family
have
taken
up
holiday
residence
at
Lakelse
Lake.
Mr.
Hanson
is
back
after
spending
the
weekend
there.
uriace
on
Members
please
attend.
(Hi
George
C.
Mitchell
returned
to
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
Lake
Kathlyn
where
Mrs.
Mitchell
and
family
have
taken
up
residence
for
the
season.
Canadian
Legion
padre,
led
the
graveside
ceremony
at
soldiers'
plot,
Falrview
Cemetery.
Honorary
pallbearers
were
W.
Army.
First
of
all
they
had
a
vi
st
Maureen
Stoneys
and
Sarcees.
They
were
Canadian
Indians
and
had
been
over
in
Montana
where
they
had
The
following
pupils
were
suc
cessful
ia
passing
the
commercial
examinations
and
will
re
J.
Ranee,
Hugh
Klllin,
W.
E.
Visit
Ihp
nrpttipst.
store
In
I
sion
of
what
could
be
done
for
the
people
and
then
they
mado
their
dream
come
true
"by
being
practical."
The
speaker
gave
a
glimpse
item
about
water.
The
was
about
American
authorities.
Corporal
town
for
"Gifts
Thai,
Are
Dif-1
fprpnt"
ThP
TntPm
Pnlp
Gift
i
Davis
was
to
meet
the
American
Denning,
S.
A.
Bird
and
C.
L.
Youngman,
all
former
Canadian
Legion
presidents.
ceive
tneir
stenograpner
s
diplomas:
Course
I
Lois
Nickerson,
Hilda
Potterton,
Joyce
McDonald
W.
H.
Brett,
M.L.A.,
returned
to
the
city
by
air
Monday
afternoon
from
Victoria,
where
he
Jantzen
sweaters,
in
the
Int.n
Thp
T.phpiip
nf
Mprrv
Work
escort
at
the
border
point
south
of
the
Cypress
Hills
where
the
Blackfeet
had
theii
reservation.
Shop,
211
Sixth
Street.
(169)
Sacrament
of
baptism
was
administered
at
morning
service
in
Active
pallbearers
were
Ralph!
P.
Smith.
James
Nicoll.
W.
H.
of
the
Salvation
Army.
The
i
usual
Jantzen
quality
League
of
Mercy
is
a
group
of
.
merits
There,
he
would
take
over.
Irene
Klldal,
Dorothy
McLcodJ
attended
a
special
sitting
of
the
Lucille
Steffens,
Irene
Oulton.'
Legislature.
Johanne
Kofoed,
Margaret
AUenlion
Gardeners!
Monlh.
Uii
column
nil
montn
uoiron.
Bookkeeping
Judy
Curtis,
Murray,
J.
S.
Wilson,
Jack
Scott,
and
Alderman
J.
R.
Morin.
During
the
service
the
congregation
sang
the
hymns
"Nearer
My
God
to
Thee"
and
"AbidJ
With
Mc."
The
hymn
"Jesus
First
Presbyterian
Church
Sun-
day
by
Rev.
A.
M.
McColl
to
James
Robert
Tough,
born
In
Vancouver
September
16,
1944,
and
to
Ronald
John
Tough,
born
In
Prince
RuDert
May
12,
1948,
y
Kjse
pumic
ly
meeting
of
Prince
Rupert
Horticultural
Society
is
postponed
until
July
22.
(It)
The
west
was
largely
untamed
in
1879.
Only
a
few
years
previously,
Sitting
Bull
and
his
Sioux
had
wiped
out
General
Custer
and
his
commat
d,
in
Montana.
The
Canadian
North
-
women
who
visit
hospitals,
shut-ins,
and
those
in
need.
Mrs.
Col.
Tyndall
has
been
a
League
of
Mercy
worker
foi
26
years
in
Toronto,
prior
to
living
in
Vancouver.
Miss
Fraser
of
the
"Northern
Light"
bookroom
thanked
Mrs.
g.on
lo
Ter-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon
Betty
Wide,
Josephine
Jordan.
Lois
Nickerson
receives
.
the
speed
typing
pin
awarded
by
the
school.
She
mastered
76
,
words
per
minute.
Lover
of
My
Soul"
to
the
Welsh
U
E
Bazaar,
sons
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
L
ol
this
city
are
leaving
Terrace
.
...
.....
.
ohi.lll.in
oc
cf
111
ciY
VPi.r
tune
"Aberystwyth,"
a
favorite
of
the
deceased,
also
was
played
by
Sleeveless
and
long
sleeve
pullovers
.
Cardigans
in
pastel
shades
of
light
grey,
powder
blue
and
lawn.
today
for
Burns
Lake
to
spend,
loxign.
eiu
tigmn
Avenue
Col.
Tyndall
for
her
message
on
behalf
of
those
present.
Dur
in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and;iro
nf
nttan
mnkin7
a
sur
TRY
A
CLASSIFIED
AD!
ing
the
evening,
Mrs.
A.
Perry
Mrs.
W.
A.
Antilla.
it
ar,
Nuvcm-
1
A
Bazaar,
I
U
MM,
NOA
organist
Peter
Lien
At
the
graveside
the
"Last
Post"
was
sounded
by
Legion
Bugler
W.
J.
Ranee.
Corporal
Davis,
R.N.W.M.P.
met
the
Americans.
There
were
two
troops
of
cavalry
undpr
a
young
officer.
sang
"Out
of
My
Bondage,
Sor
vey
of
subsidized
steamship
services
on
this
coast
for
the
Canadian
Maritime
Commission,
re
Father
S.
Mclnnes,
professor
row
and
Night."
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
Home
League
in
the
Roman
Catholic
scholls-
VANDERHOOF
PAVER
SOLD
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Camo-
ladies.
"Where's
the
rest
cf
your
ticatc
at
Ottawa,
is
arriving
In
sun
today
after
making
the
troop?"
inquired
the
latter.
To
the
city
on
tonight's
train
from
C.
G.
Withers,
local
manager
B
nic
League
j
0
b
in
,
Sons
of
j
round
trio
to
Alice
Am
and
of
the
W.
HH.
Malkin
Co.,
re
The
annual
pet
capita
consumption
of
fish
in
Japan
is
about
65
pounds.
the
East
to
conduct
a
week's
re-reat
for
the
Sisters
of
St.
Joseph
here.
the
amazement
of
the
United
States
soldier,
Corporal
Davis
said
there
was
no
one
but
himself.
There
were
11C0
Indians
Stewart.
He
will
sail
tonight
on
the
Coquitlam
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
turned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
plane
from
a
business
trip
to
Queen
Charlotte
Is
cr,3
0
D
E.
Sale
i
it
RICHARD
HUDNUT
HOME
Also
the
new;
kniLted
casual
sweater,
a
new
jacket
that
is
ltrng
wear
ing,
smart"
in
appear-f
ance
and
beautifully
tailored.
'.
,
'.
,i
'
I
(most
of
them
up
to
any
mis-
VANDERHOOF
Announcement
Is
made
of
the
sale
of
the
Nechakp
Chronicle
newspaper
by
H.
G.
T.
Perry
of
Prince
George
to
Norman
E.
Kerr
cf
Vanderhoof.
The
Chronicle
was
purchased
last
year
by
Ml
.
Perry
from
W.
J.
Rimes.
For
several
months
Mr.
Kerr
has
land
points.
PERMANENT
(The
improved
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Naden
and
chief)
but
it
was
his,
jo1)
to
take
CHARGE
.iM.uml
turns
j
nrrupi
imprt
In
thpir
famous
!
I;
tfit.i
a
strand
i
New
York
Salon).
Complete
Set!
family
ol
Vancouver
are
visitors
them
to
Battleford
and
at
all
with
Plastic
Rods.
$3.75.
Refills1
in
lhe
civl
u,cia'
during
the
stay
,
cosls
teep
a
wide
berth
between
ire
J.-cd
on
cer-
D.
A.
McRae
of
the
Ford
Motor
Co.,
after
a
business
visit
here
sailed
by
the
Catala
this
after
pfc
iiic
switch-
j
of
LIFE?
ol
tne
steamer
uoquiuam
""uhem
anU
the
BiacKieei
ir.e
available
at
$1.75.
McCutcheon
a
noon
on
his
return
to
Vancou
which
they
are
making
the
Iatjians
were
huni
y
and
dis-
been
acting
as
Mr.
Perry's
Pharmacy
Limited.
(171)
of
this
ver.
manager
at
Vanderhoof.
Are
you
(toinn
through
lhe
iunciionBi
i
reidUe
aae'
pvrrnKl
jKH-ulmr
to
women
1
round
trip
via
the
Queen
Char-
j
satisfic(i
Some
wtre
already
lotte
Islands.
Dr.
Naden,
now,.
ki
ri0selv
at
t-.e
R.CMP.
Mrs.
Jack
Marchant
:
to
52
yraJ?
ioe
thw
wake
you
mitler
1
-i.
1
t
v
W
lnlrlirtf
trom
hot
Hashes,
iwi
to
mtwui,
7
Advertise
tr
tne
Daily
News!
cuy,
wnu
imu
iu
cmci
"'-i"
,
regarucu
as
uuc
mv.
I'.uwt,
supplies,
tal
at
Terrace
for
a
serious
op-
,
olliK)pi-uic
specialists
in
Van-1
eration
recently
while
visiting
1
couver.
was
a
real
pioneer
boy
corporal
Davit,
nowever,
fin
flirunR,
lirea:
1
nen
in-
ivjitiin
m.
1'inkluim'a
vt-yetat.le
omprmnd
to
rwtiv
uch
lymplomK.
I'inkham
ConitMnmd
also
had
what
liouUtr
call
a
atutuftjiuc
tonic
etlectl
LYDIA
E.
PINKHAM'S
V!Zl
there,
has
been
,
able
to
leave
;
0t
Prince
Rupert,
beini
the
son
isned
his
Job.
Ha
delivered
hospital
and
is
at
the
home
ol0f
George
R.
Naden,
early
dayeVp,.y
onc
at
Red
Pheasant
Res-Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Van
Stolk.
Mr.
j
realtor
of
the
city
who
has
forurvation.
TU-re
h-sd
be
.n
grave
litXK
&
Tucs
t
Floats
-2.
2:30,
t
v
hour
.fli
u.s
from
ifPSiill
Marchant
has
returned
to
the,
many
years
been
residing
in
apprehension.
Some
of
his
fel
Vancouver.
British
Army
Is
Moving
Storehouse
MOMBASSA.
Kenya
"Opera-'
t
ions
Igloo"
is
today
turning.
t
some
36
square
miles
of
water-!
;
less
African
bush
into
the
be-j
;
glnnings
of
what
will
become
the
;
British
Army's
largest
storehouse
'
abroad.
This
Is
to
become
the
j
reception
area
for
vast
quanti-!
ties
of
army
siroes
to
be
shifted
soutn
from
Egypt,
India
and
;
Palestine.
low
mounties
doubted
if
he.
would
ever
make
it.
The
tame
of
the
young
officer
who
had
TavWI
city
iioui
Terrace.
Bishop
Anthony
Jordan
O.M
I.
is
returning
to
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
after
an
absence
of
two
months
during
which
he
visited
for
the
first
time
such
remote
missions
In
the
north
fe
,d
i
1
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NEW
NUMBER"
?
:
'
A
:;"Chicken
in
the
Rough'
:
','
to
take
home
Ja
?
CALL
II
EI)
705
$
'cwc
centre::
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.";
IliSWWWAWAWWiV.
met
Davis
at
the
border
was
Pershing,
who
later
in
life
was
to
command
the
American
forces
Peach
and
Apple
Crop
is
Higher
OTTAWA
The
Bureau
of
Sta
HOTEL
in
the
First
Great
War.
-
10
pm.
irr
16,
i
,'-a!lier
I'-
h1
ern
interior
country
as
Fort
Mc-
tistics
announces
a
heavier
crop
of
peaches
is
anticipated
in
British
Columbia
this
season.
Thi.-
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
WK
BinlH
FRASER
STREET
.
Prince
Rupert
$
Lcod,
Fort
Ware
and
Fort
Gra-hamc.
Father
J.
Carroll
O.M.I..
par-ifh
priest
of
the
Roman
Catholic
will
also
be
true
of
apples,
ail
See
us
for
your
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3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
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provinces
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LUMBER
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225
Third
Avenue
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spending
a
lew
aays
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Next
month
Father
Carroll
will
be
leaving
here
for
Fort
St.
John
to
take
charge
of
the
parish
there.
THREE
PRIESTS
COMING
HERE
Three
new
priests
are
being
posted
to
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
parish
of
Prince
Rupert
next
month,
it
is
announced
from
vicariate
headquarters
here.
As
previously
announced,
rather
Francis
Rayner
from
Ot
ONTARIO
UFPED
TORONTO
The
Hotel
Association
of
Ontario
has
asked
for
permission
to
sell
eight
ounces
of
beer
instead
of
nine
for
ten
cents
and
to
boost
the
price
of
bottled
beer
to
25
cents
Instead
of
21
cents.
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Slacks
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birds,
constantly
active
and
sleeping
little,
burn
themselves
out
in
a
few
years.
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Jack
Built
tawa
is
coming
next
month
to
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women
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who
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being
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priest
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u.u
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priest
for
this
parish
is
to
be
Father
Augustin
Royer,
now
at
Fort
MacLeod
In
the
northern
Interior,
who
is
being
assigned
to
look
after
such
missions
in
Alice
Arm
Stewart,
this
area
as
and
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
working
out
of
Prince
Rupert.
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Wool
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Alpine.
Along
with
the
slacks
choose
TWIN
SET
SWEATERS,
PIXL-OVERS
or
CARDIGANS.
You
will
find
ypur
color
among
the
assorted
pastel
shades.
Top
this
outdoor
ensemble
with
a
colorful
'kerchief.
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00
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