Prfnre
Uuprrt
Dattp
f3eto
Fridcy.
September
34,
193
DISTURBANCE
BRINGS
$10
FINE
Naval
Reserve
Offers
Chance
for
Training,
Outlet
for
Citizenship
Ivor
Montgomery,
charged
in
fnoy
Refreshing
Shaves
with
In
times
of
war
Canada
has
ber
of
men
the
reserve
division
Btfn
ji.
i
.
k
had
to
call
on
her
young
men
may
have
on
its
strength
in
.
W9a
ntlniwl,
to
discharge
the
greatest
obii-
prince
Rupert.
Generally
speak-'a
fine
of
$10
and
C0St8
or
immm
m
1
6"""i
tiviicu
a
yuuns
man
wisning
10
3
flays
In
tall
I
fighting
for
his
country.
Prac-Uoin
the
reserve
should
be
be-j
,
.'
.
'
itleallv
Kvpr
man
that
has
foueht
lwen
th
uv
r,f
171.
oa
Feter
Machura,
Charged
with
CTjonjoHcn
-FIT
YOUR
DOUBLE-EDGE
RAZOR,
supplying
liquor
to
Hazel
Har-
-
-
-
-
-
--
,
v
w
ijg
w
for
Canada
on
foreign
soil
In
years
and
have
at
least
a
grade
For
money-loving
(hove
pladed
a
atanriin
Th
w
w
.
a
n"ve
woman
the
past
has
been
a
volunteer
guilty
when
he
appeared
in
ci
good
response
from
boys
of
the
senior
matriculation-
class
in
ty
police
court
Monday.
Tues-
dm
MINORA
Blade
Cana
60'
l
fovowite
double
4gm
economy
Btodet.
They're
the
quality
blades
in
the
low-price
held!
he
reversed
his
and
Prince
Rupert
and
these
areici4,y
plea
the
type
of
young
men
who
have
an
opportunity
to
rise
rapidly
in
the
ranks
6f
the
reserve
navy.
PROCURABLE
J
and
discharged
his
duties
with
honor.
During
the
years
of
peace
however,
a
career
In
one
of
the
armed
services,
'
or
even
being
a
member
of
a
reserve
unit,
has
not
been
taken
as
an
obligation
by
the
majority
of
young
Canadian
men.
Yet
being
prepared
is
essentially
a
duty
of
citizenship.
Many
countries
have
had.
a
system
of
oompulaory
train
was
sentenced
to
pay
a
fine
of
$50
and
costs
of
the
eourt
or
serve
one
month
In
Jail.
Jimmy
Danes,
formerly
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
pleaded
not
guilty
to
two
charges
of
supplying
liquor
to
Indian.
He
was
convicted
In
police
court
Tuesday
and
sentenced
I
aHWV.'
Z'
I
-
Modern
Etiquette
Bv
ROBEHl
A
LEF
Q.
If
one
Is
attending
a
din
ner
or
banouet
where
wine
is,t0
Pav
a
fine
of
S50
and
costs
ing
for
the
youth
of
their
tion
which
is
much
more
up
1
-n
or
serve
one
month
n
Jal1-
on
(being
served
and
one
does
not
setting
to
a
young
man's
plans
car
in
rti-inlr
it
i,,,i
'.i'"1"
ul
ll"
lwu
cuiivickiuus.
jthan
is
the
training
a
Cana-
Idian
take
week
In
I
may
one
a
A
Follow
the
oW.fashioned
MERCHANTS
It
you
know
lhat
tbe
Daily
News
is
the
most
effective
medium
of
advertising
n
Prince
Rupert?
No
one
misses
your
message
if
it's
advertised
in
tbe
News.
It's
the
BORN
ON
LIXtR
'
BICKDALE,
Lancashire.
Ens.
Q
Born
on
board
Britain's
firsi
"giant
transAtlantic
liner,.'
the
22,800-ton
Great
Eastern,
Sir
James
Paton,
85,
died,.
His
father
was
the
first
captain
of
I
a
reserve
unit.
cusU)m
glass'
OLD
BIBLE
IS
"
,
r
y
w
.
upside
down.
The
waiter
will
FOUND
HERE
!
oompulsory
service
or
member-
then
understand
that
he
is
to
-tiseme"t
'
not
published
Of
deployed'
by
he
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th
shin
In
o
rcuorva
unit.
uViorp
I
altv
ffifrint
viv
nf
mil
tin?
,r
"""'
rsrDtt
v..
la
110
ij
rs:v,i
-
nt
of
British
Columbio.
t
over.
tf.
the
ship,
launched
In
1859.
t
practically
all
training
is
done,
uy'
-
,
T',-
7
Q
hen
weddlne
birthday
u-
gift
to
an
English
u
'
engage,
gu-L
,
,
in
the
recruit's
home
town,
there
ua
J
that
t
have
t
lalleii
into
the
ln-'jg
imie
doubt
which
would
be
nt
has
been
broken.
nat
has
turned
up
ip
Prince
Eupert.
j
ej.'i)u
naive
class
and
it's
time
tc'the
choice
of
the
independent
shonld
the
eirl
return
to
the
It
was
found
recently
by
Rupeit
J
stock
up
for
the-winter
season.
and
freedom
loving
Canadian.
I
man?
GreUsel
of
512
Eighth
Avenue
Home
economists
have
pro-For
the
boys
receiving
training
A-
A11
Sifts
of
jewelry,
in-
West
among
a
box
of
books
perls
Say
,-bfx
.basket
with
fresh
uuii-M
iclijjc
lUi
j
m
ineir
OWn
tOWn
OX
City
It
w"""&
engagement.
im,
""vu
tv
v.v.i
ah
wic
wuun
Rt'i
ve,
one
of
the
lipeciul
treats
'means
they
can
carry
'on
with
'a11
photographs
and
letters.
iwhen
he
purchased
it
a
year
Q.
Is
it
all
right
to
ask
a
per-
aga
Staff
Writer
I
vegetables
"instead
of
the
tinned
fT-Nuwadaje!
variety.
(Wui
housewifti
Corn,
grapes
and
tomutoes,
are
g
her
market-,
only
three
oi
Uie
many
foo'ls
son
to
return
books
which
he'
Published
in
London
by
tho
has
borrowed.
Oxford
University
Press
In
183(1,
A.
Yes.
If
a
reasonable
length
the
Bible
King
James
version
of
time
has
elapsed,
one
need
as
the.
"gift
of
Mr.
Scott
to
mm
great
grandmother
used
to
make
their
education
or
job
at
the
every
autumn.
same
time
and
from
the
stand-
Ingredients:
Four
cups
toma-,
point
of
parents
it
is
natural
tons
1
about
10
medium
toma-;
for
them
to
want
their
young
toes
1
;
three
cups
sugar;
one
sons
at
home
rather
than
take
lemon;
one
cup
raisins;
one-!
8
yar
or
two
years
out
of
their
quarter
preserved
or
candied
lives
while
undergoing
military
ginger.
training.
Wash,
remove
core,
peel
and"
I
Hiht
now
the
Prlnce
RuPert
Naval
Dlvislon
under
".-Cdr.
cut
lomatuea
in
auarters
before
T
MARINE
REALTY
not
hesitate
to
do
so.
'Miss
Emma
F.
Bennett
on
her
birthday,
April
15,
1938."
The
(J.
CLAl'SEN
It
SON)
m
of
.
.
COLCHESTER,
Eng.,
JJ;
Playing
his
barrel
organ
fo:
letter
"S"
In
the
inscription
is
made
in,
the.
old
style,
resemb-
fcFOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
charities,
Reginald
Stedman
ling
an
"F."
has
raised
nearly
$44,000
in
13
Mr.
Greissel
has
no
idea
who
meiisurinp
C.nuk
in
mlnntu
mL"e-
""S
1
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
the
former
owners
were.
add
sugar,
thinly
sliced
lemon
cru'"ng
MchJ
the
years
TRY
.
PERT
MARINE
REALTY
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
and
raisins.
Cook
10
minutes
f
..
'
...
.,
.
.
,
acquainting
the
public
with
the
again
an
add
ginger,
cut
lr.
,dea
that
the
reserve
navy
is
a
small
and
continue
cook-
pieces
vilal
factor
Jn
Canadian
,ife.
tug
five
minutes
or
to
jam
con-
A
factor
that
snoul(J
have
lne
sisiency.
P;ui
into,
hot
steri-
ull
support
of
the
citizens
in
li.ed
glasses,
cool
and
seal
Qrti,
that
it
mav
nlav
th
rnlp
foa
(jnrK
saves
on
charters
Uust
East
of
Lipsetfsl
Waterfront)
Pbone
Green
175
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
Yield:
four
cups
jt
was
intended
to
take
in
fur-!
Jack
Bunting,
who
is
asso-
with
the
U.B.C.
Extension
De-
8TUFFEO
TOMATO
E&
Stuf-
nishing
training
for
young
men
!
ciatecf
wii.n
the
Straiehten
Tow-!
nartmenfi
TraveJlinir
Art
Ex-
IN
THE
Seabee
Amphibian
Plane
'rivittug
00111
FLY
Non-Schedu'e
Charter
Service
fed
tomatoes
are
excellent
fo
so
that
Canada
may
be
prepar-
lng
salvage
Co.,
Vancouver.'
Whit
which
should
arrive
-
In
I
the
evening
meal
at
any
time
ed,
in
the
event
of
need
,to
rap-drove
to
Terrace
last
Tuesday
Terrace
around
the
end
of
No-!
now.
idly
expand
its
armed
forces
tQ
spend
a
week's
holiday
with
vember.
The
rtcipe:
Six
medium
to-
through
"reserve
units
which
nis
parentSi
Mr.
and
Mvs.
w.
puncan
deKergommeaux
and
matoes;
one-halt
teaspoon
fine-
are
well-manned
and
organized.
1
Buming.
Harold
Whalw,
who
will
be
In
Commercial
Hunting
Fishing
Sightseeing
ly
chopped
onion;
two
table-
i
y"ung
rrince
Kuperi
charge
of
this
exhibit,
hope
Japmriit
of
ENGLISH
FORD
PASSENGER
and
spoons
Duller;
one-nail
cur
Mr
and
Mrs.
Herb
spencer
thaU
eve-ry
artist
In
the
distrirt
llUCAKk.
Ttiey
are
economical
to
buy,
run
and
during
the
past
two
breud
-
crutnos;
one
-half
cu
weeks,
,
drove
to
Prince
Rupert
with
Dr.
will
find
Inspiration
enough
in
SKEENA
MR
TRANSPORT
LTD.
PHONES
Terrace:
W.
H.
Martin,
23;
E.
T.
Kermey
Ltd.;
3S
:
Prince
Rupert:
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
466
Mbit
Id
following
models:
liedans.
Coaches,
cooked
Dacon
1
minced
1
;
sa.lt
ami
i
Mills
on
Tuesday
Mrs.
Spen-
the
next
month
or
so
to
do
at
li'-ic
o
n:iti.u,t
in
t
Ya
Tla
:
ljfj(t
IhroD
nnvoccov
irtr
lh-a
(pepper;
!mVtt.
Watch
thi
space
for
further
detail
up
the
Prince
Rupert
naval"'
"
"
,
"
,
V
'T
i
buttered
crumby.
utir
inilul
showing
in
Prince
Rupert.
if
race
Red
Cross
Hospital
for
sev-
show.
Wash
tomatoes
and
cut
slice
H.M.C.S.
Chatham.
j
eral
days
previous
to
the
trip
Details
of
the
date
and
place
from
stem
end.
Scoop
out
Inside
and
let
stand
inverted
for
1'
of
the
exhibit
will
be
published
artistic
talent
is
after
a
few
more
preparations
There
are
four
officers
and
30
men
In
the
local
navy
reserve
'
Our'
local
mtfrriksi?
IUHL
I
minutes.
Brown
onion
in
but-
an
fAniuu
iu
ue
iiiuw.i
perrj
nnw
and
more
ore
Pvrrtrt
as
P""ns
dare
uiaue.
1
1
ter.
add
crumbs,
meat,
tomato
becomes)
I
the
genera,
pubUc
:
liup
aim
.Neu.suiuns.
luuh
nvt
more
aware
of
the
important
;
minuU
s
and
then
add
esi
role
the
navv
reserve
Dlavs
In
FOR
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AUTOMOTIVE
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.
.
.
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Shop
&
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It's
th
e
Ri'pairs
slightly
beaten.
Cook
one
nun-
communily
Rnd
national
life,
and
refill
shells.
Cover
with
ute
Jn
a
naval
reserve
division
buttered
crumbs
and
place
u
there
Is
ample
opportunity
pro-creased
pan.
Bake
20
minutes
vided
for
training
along
cer-in
a
hot
oven.
,tainn
technical
lines.
Radar,
GRAI'E
JUICE
With
grapef
asdic
and
loran
are
all
part
cf
now
in
season,
home
economists
modern
navy
equipment
and
have
come
up
with
a
recipe
for
are
used
by
many
commercial
grape
juice.
(boats
as
navigation
aids
so
in
One
basket
grapes
Isix
quartsi
:
learning
what
makes
these
elec-seven
cups
water;
2
23
cup
trical
installations
tick,
the
navy
man
is
gaining
knowledge
SUKar
Wash,
stem
and
mash
grapes.1
that
may
be
of
use
to
him
In
civilian
life.
Naval
headquarters
Add
water
and
boil
10
minutes,
ire
that
each
officer
and
Strain
overnight
through
a
jelly
two
weeks
extra
bag
in
the
morning
add
ti.rt"W
takes,
...
.
training
yearly
aside
from
what
fas
fct
lvill
bod
sugar
and
bring
to
a
a
Pour
at
once
into
sterilized
,
A
cmMH
bottles.
Partially
seal
and
pro-l
W(J
number
of
the
H
MC
S
cess
10
minutes
in
the
boiling
Catnam
personnei
have
had
water
buth;
seal
tightly
and
tWs
laXns
In
the
form
of
ship
-
Estimates
Rex
Cate
Kermath
Marine
glnes
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
AND
CONCRETE
WORK
...
for
Tasty
Meals
ChopSuey
Chow
Mein
TECHNICIAN
CALL
BLUE
B39
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
Guaranteed
in8
and
Repairs
COLUSSI
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
Second
Avenue
opposite
.Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
a.m.
to
3;S0
a
m.
BUCK
756
I
Sold
by
leading
Jewellers
Everywhere
'nth
East
ptson's
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
In
New
Offices
ROOM
10
STONE
BUILDING
store.
(cruises
on
warships
that
car-
A
white
sediment
may
form
r(ed
them
tQ
a
number
0j
f0r-ln
the
kettle
while
standing
eign
prtSi
overnight,
or
in
bottles
during
Drin
forms
a
part
of
the
storage.
Shaice
well
before
using
Week-day
training
provided
for
to
distribute
the
sediment,
which
'the
navy
reserve.
They
also
contains
valuable
minerals
and
have
a
chance
to
study
and
be-
JTERers
AND
RE
REPAIfiu
Materials
buttresses
Curtains
Cushions,
etc
nl
FurnitnrA
should
not
be
discarded.
come
familiar
with
up
to
date
New
Phone
.
shiD
models,
witn
me
am
01
a
BLUE
5
SHALDON,
Devonshire,
Eiig.,
set
or
cutaway
demonstration
CP
William
Ball,
believed
Dev-
CXpi0Sives,
instruction
is
receiv-
r,..li,Vivi
trl
his
.
n
I
-
'
f
O.
Box
SJfi
P.O.
Box
1184
cm
s
oiciesi,
muu,
jea
on
uie
cumyuajnu"
auu
-
r
Avenue
102nd
birthday.
KUPERT,
B.C.
L-
HUGHES
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Wavaig
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
branches
fectiveness
of
various
ammunition.
As
a
member
of
the
local
film
council,
the
naval
division
is
able
to
show
some
educational
and
entertainment
films
along
with
those
that
are
strictly
instructional.
The
local
naval
division
actively
interests
itself
in
the
Sea
Cadet
program,
assisting
praetor
rNER
BLorw
WE
DON'T
WANT
TO
KEEP
IT
A
SECRET
.
.
:
We've
the
finest
collection
of
"THIS
AND
THAT"
in
Jewellery
that
you
ever
saw.
You
know
what
we
mean
small
artlciesf
vari-ius
kinds
that
should
be
In
a
complete
jeweller
rtock.
We
think
of
these:
EARRINGS
fl-00
to
$35.00
BRACELETS
t
$M
SOUVENIR
GOODS
50c
to
$3.50
CUFF
LINKS
$1
00
to
$50.00
BROOCHES
'5c
to
$15.00
LOCKETS
S3
00
to
83500
1000
LIGHTERS
CIGARETTE
CASES
$1-00
to
$10.00
SIGNET
RINGS
$2.50
to
$25.00
COMPASSES,
Magnifiers
...
'5c
to
$4.50
Dozens
and
dozens
of
small
articles
to
numerous
to
mention.
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HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
204
4th
Street
Phone
B5S
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Blue
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HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Aurtttn.
...
the
Navy
League
whenever
they
can
to
provide
suitable
training
for
Uie
boys
who
aspire
to
become
men
of
the
sea.
For
the
past
two
years
H.M.C.
S.
Chatham
has
served
as
the
lurn
Commit
FRASEK
STREET
Prince
Rupert
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kind
Roofa,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burner
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NOTICE!
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COLLECTOR
headquarters
for
the
enthusiastic
group
of
men
that
make
up
the
Prince
Rupert
Amateur
Radio
Club
and
this
winter
the
club
will
be
back
In
session
making
use
of
the
navy
facilities.
Lieut.
J.
L.
Quinn
and
his
ctnff
nf
nine
regular
navy
rat-
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tm
PHONES:
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894
evenings
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Black
687
We
are
tnklng
orders
lor
TUXEDOS
again.
Made-to-Measure
or
tailored
in
our
shop.
nrimarily
concerned
"Bnrl.
t...
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u
ith
the
duties
of
keeping
H.M
EIRE'S
PREMIER
ENROUTE
TO
CANADA
Using
his
hand
to
emphasize
a
point,
New
York's
Mayor
William
O'Dwyer
is
pictured
chatting
to
Ireland's
prime
Minister,
John
A.
Costello,
and
Mrs.
Costello,
when
they
arrived
to
visit
New
York's
Golden
Anniversary
Exposition
at'
Grand
Central
Palace.
The
premier
and
his
wife
proceeded
to
Canada,
where
they
were
the
guests
of
the
Canadian
government
and
Bar
Association.
t.
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p.)
Ltd
C.S.
Chatham
and
its
facilities
QUALITY
REPAIRS
Fur
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
shioshape
for
the
Mince
nu
,rt
naval
reserve
division.
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TAILOR
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is
no
limit
on
the
num.-
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774
Second
Ave.