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Bureau
lef?
ht.-
niuni.i
for
Kln-cullth
on
business
in
connection
with
the
water
system
there.
lllulld
B.C.
Payrolls"
Hard
To
Beat
And
Reliable
6
B
E
WANT
ADD.
'S
ted
"For
milk
puddings
Pacific
Milk
Is
hard
to
beat,
"
writes
Mrs
J.
B
C
and
my
husband
says
thai
for
camp
cooking
no
mflk
could
be
more
reliable
for
soup,
rake
and
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
1'atked
J.
M.
S.
Loubser
CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
lUoek
Phone
619
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
ZAHELLI,
PROP.
"A
Home
Away
From
Home"
Kates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
iz
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
It.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
1S3
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarclli,
Prop.
rhone
37
P.O.
Box
SU
FKASER
STREET
rillNCE
RUPERT
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Serviceg
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Haul
It
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neTcr
hum:
2
Phone
Red
392
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ISIISiSJi?
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7h
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Red
217
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i
WAR'
..WE'VE
CjUT
"TO
KAKE
SACRIFICES
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i
5
umsu
in
mtm&Ki-M
imimm
ummn
Edward
Lipaett,
A.
Meeting
Ladles
Bowling
League
(213)
A
Mating
of
COP.
Club,
8
pjn.
Sept.
15.
at
Valhalla
HalL
corner
i
or
8th
and
8th
Ave.
E.
2H)
A
Hill
60
Chapter
I.O.D.E.
bridge.
I
Eagle
Hall,
Wednesday,
Sept.
,16
Admtoskm
55c.
Everybody
wel
come.
(2H)
Canadian
Legion.
Executive
Meeting
tonight.
Sept.
14.
8
o'clock.
Farewell
to
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston.
Members
welcome
afte
9-pjn.
here
for
the
past
week
paying
one
ver
Tommy
Heatherington,
iw
has
CFPR.
been
overseas
In
the
R.CAF.
for
s
E
A
L
S.VMELL
SPEECH.
Sockcye
Salmon
Fancy
Red
Herring
in
Tomato
Sauce
Sandwich
Spreads
Spiced
Salmon
Smoked.
Salmon
Bloater
MR.SIMPKIMS
we've
got
to
THE
DAILY,
NEWS
'
;
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f
(
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
of
his
periodical
visits
to
his
lo-j
i
.
Milt
Betty
Eastman
is
leaving
tonight
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anton
Dybhavn
are
leaving
tonight
for
Vancouver.
D.
McCorklndale
left
on
night
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
W.
J.
Chrlstensen
was
a
passen-
iger
leaving
on
Saturday
night
for
Vancouver.
Mis
Sargent,
from
New
Harel-ton,
left
on
Saturday
night
for
Vancouver.
jeoaver.
Mrs.
Frank
St.
Armour
returned!
Miss
L.
Erlcksen
and
Miss
D.
Johnson
left
on
Saturday
for
Van-
to
the
city
on
Friday
from
a
vaca-l
Alex
MacKenzle
Is
leaving
lotion
trip
in
the
course
of
which
t
night
lor
a
trio
to
Vancouver.
Mr
she
visited
Hazel
ton
and
Vancou-
j
MacKenzle
is
already
in
the
south.
cai
business,
will
leave
tomorrow
,
Mrs.
J.
Klllas
and
soni
James,
afternoon
on
his
return
to
Van-1
left
on
Saturday,
nieht
for
Van-1
cauver.
Smithers
Men
couver.
Mrs.
Klllas
us
on
a
holiday
trip
while
James
wMl
continue
!
with
his
studies.
1
r
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T
r
tr
r-i
i
i
i
w
i
T
"""Mi
wno
nas
Deen
In
"
Air
1
rfirrP
U1
UC
Iavtn8
a
visit
to
the
etty.
saUed
thta
morning
on
her
return
to
Seattle.
Henry
Windt
is
Navigator
Philip
Kenney
in
Wireless
Mr.
II.
B.
Rochester
left
on
Sat
urday
night
for
a
trip
to
Van
SMITHERS.
Sept.
14:
H.
Windt.
couver.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Windt
'
,
of
Smlthetrs.
is
now
a
navigator
'
'
In
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
tMrwtuimintnnTmiMimdnra
,m
New
Bnuumiek,
having
led
his
i
class
in
the
final
examinations.
pniup
Kenney.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
L.
H.
Kenney
of
Smithers.
Has
just
completed
a
wireless
tours
m
the
Technical
School
at
Vancouver
and
has
left
for
Quebec
where
he
will
continue
in
the
R.
i
CA.F.
IhhetthcetneHtJ
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Lutheran
Hour,
Monday,
6:45,
several
months,
expects
to
be
sent
Presbyterian
Tea,
Mrs.
Hadden,'
to
Bgypt
as
a
wireless
air
gunner
Sept.
17.
I
in
the
near
future.
He
is
the
son,
of
Mrs.
Joseph
WlUtamt
of
Smi-t
Oddfellows'
Ball,
Sept.
25
by
fathers
and
has
prog
reused
very
rap-
vttation
from
members
only.
Wly
with
his
training
in
the
air
force.
I
Catholic
Bazaar.
Catholic
Hall
UMI
KUlltTRV
ACT
noiki:
lie:
VrtUHmlr
f
Tlllr
V.
11MTI
In
tM
H0lN(i
(IS).
UWirk
Triir
(II).
fvtlioH
(I).
I'Mjr
e
ITIh.v
Kuprrt.
In
I)m
ITIim
M
I
kit
Mi
rturabla.
IMaf
l
WHSMIAS
wwidasary
pro
at
iom
at
Uw
ba
r
OrUAoMa
of
Title
iMkud
in
Um
tanw
of
WEUMm
Hkiumh
Kr-
Kin
1ms
brn
ItWi
Ul
Uito
psrau
;i
of
cue
mooch
from
thr
rf
1
r
ii
flv
(Ml
poMtoaUati
bnrtH.
bwu
-
Prot-utooai
OnurteM
of
TlUe
In
lieu
of
Mid
kmt
OrttMCBU,
unlean
(n
tlx
innuitxnr
valid
ob)eation
be
owde
to
uir
l-i
writ
Jim
DATZD
!
tt
iMBd
Hr&Mrj
OMce.
Priuor
Rupret
BC
this
12lh
U.y
ot
SrHrtrtbrr
A
D
142
Aiurvw
Thtmpon.
DEPUTY
RCUTRAR
OP
TITLES.
:
a,:
G
0
L
TBnraiTiTBnitiiWTiiiniTiJi'J
t-v
2
KWONO
SANO
IIINO
ft.
J
g
.
HOP
kei:
I
Chop
Suey
:
Open
Today
for
Business
H
f
under
new
management
n
J
All
your
patronaee
welcome
ft
THE
SEAL
OF
QUALITY
October
7
and
8.
St.
Peters
Fall
Bazaar.
Nov
12.
Alternative
To
J
Christianity
i
Presbyterian,
.Rastor
Asks
IIU
Con-:
negation
What
There
U
Better
To
Clin)r
To
Urging
a
clinging,
fast
to
Christian
beliefs.
Rev.
A.
F.
MacSween
asked
his
congregation
at
First'
Presbyterian
Church
yesterday
I
morning
to
consider
the
simple'
sc
wats
uic
auemauve
to
the
Christian
way
of
living.
Christianity,
he
asserted,
was
the
soil
upon
which
the
priviliges
of
urmwracy
iiounsnea.
He
warned
against
the
commonly
heard
state-
m
ment
that
the
day
of
superstition
war
passed
lest
this
be
taken
to.
Imply
that
Christianity
had
out
lived
Its
usefulness.
It
was
the
nature
of
man
to
worship
something,
to
have
some
Ideal
to
cling
to.
Even
Communism
and
Nazism,:
supposedly
anti-God
beliefs,
had
...
.
y,'
.
,
,
I
their
Ideals,
their
messlahs.
Their
AIT.
and
Mrs.
Gnrrinn
n
Dsn
I
ol
U
.
.
...
.
.
.
i
.
.
-
:
,7
.
jiucaw,
nowever,
mignt
represent
a
wnorvas
been
are
leaving
tonight
for
Vancou-
drifting
a
IfUUMUMU
UiC
worship
of
false
.gods.
Smithers
Boys
Go
To
Varsity
SMITIIERS,
Sept.
14:
Smithers
a
going
to
be
very
well
represented
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia
when
It
opens
Its
doors
for
this
year's
term.
Arthur
Dim-ick
and
Ted
Cook
will
be
starting
tfielr
second
year
there
while
Bob
Cook,
Ken
Houghton,
Philip
Jones,
Norman
Kllpatrick
and
Ray
Cun-if(e
will
be
freshmen.
All
of
these
young
men
have
been
very
busy
during
the
summer
taking
advantage
of
the
opportunities
offered
to
accumulate
sufficient
funds
to
see
them
fied
with
their
summer's
earnings,
Survey
parties
and
airport
work
have
been
the
chief
means
of
supply.
Cook
resigned
his
position
as
teller
in
the
local
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
to
start
his
studies
at
university.
I
Miss
Louise
Bird
and
Miss
Mat-
l!da
Larsen
are
leaving
tonight
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
enter
the
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corps.
Mtss
Bird
was
the
first
local
girl
to
loin
the
Women's
Army.
Classified
Ads.
!
FOR
SALE
WANTED
FOR
SALE
Player
Piano.
Box
347
WOMAN
for
housework,
two
hours
Daily
News.
tD
daily.
Phone
552.
(2147
FOR
SALE
Studio
couch
"and
TEACHERS
wanted
for
several
dining
room
suite.
Phone
Blue
small
schools"
near
Prince
Ru-
513
or
Black
886
between
6
and
pert
Also
High
School
teachers
10
p.m.
(214)
required
for
Terrace.
Apply
B.
"
Thorsteinsson,
Inspector
of
FOR
SALE
-
Uncompleted
one
Schools,
Prince
Rupert,
Or
Phone
storey
building
on
Sixth
Avenue
571
or
Red
562.
(214)
near
Seal
Cove.
Enquire
Dyb-
'
'
,
,
WANTED
Two
or
three
house-
havn
&
Hanson
Ud.
(214)
v
keeping
immediately.
Phone
52.
(214)
rrr
r,
JJJJ.
LOST
ROOM
Wanted,
with"
or
without
board
for
two
yoiyig
men.
Apply
LOST
Trolling
licence
and
gas
Box
348
Daily
News.
(216)
book
from
boat
Venus.?
Finder
,
.xrTOr,
;
;
please
return
to
Dally
'
News.
Re-
tT
"S
wrd
(2190)
immediately.
Phone
Green
913.
LOST
Pair
of
tortoise
shell
glasses
Wr
m.,i
aval
Ptt
.
f,
T,
in
brown
wou
d
case.
Saturday.
Reward
$3.00.
Owner
Blue
231
or
Dally
"Jf
m
a"d
,n,
SP
"
able
home.
Apply
Box
346,
Dalit
t213)
'
News.
(214)
FOR
RENT
WANTED
Loan
of
$1000
to
$1500,
1
payable
with
interest
and
bonus.
ROOM
to
rent
for
a
young
man
f,"01
5ecurity-
344
Jgj
8l
wUllng
to
share.
Phone
543
after
5
P-m-
HQUSEKEEPER
wanted
for
ttwd
,
r
JjrrrrrrMJJ
adults.
Start
at
$30.
Phone
Black
MISCELLANEOUS
J5:
'
MUST
have
house
or
apartment.
LAWNMOWERS
sharpened
and
Permanent.
Phone
Red
271.
overhauled.
Phone
Red
392.
(215)
(205
GET
Al-ONS
VMITWUT"
A
UOT
or
TnlMQS
VvJEXfC
BGEM
USED
"TO
BY
WESTOVER
,
VEF
ANO
ONE
THINS
THE
WAR)
.
VMIUI.
MAKE
MXJ
DO
,
I
1
r7
V1THout;
(s
ME
f1&&
-sj
i
BEAR
THATir
J
wmmmft
i
i
m
nil
lM
I
Another
in
the
series
of
fort-
40
oz.
$3.40
25
OZ
$2.30
12
oz
$L20
This
advert;emenr
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tne
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
EXAMINATION
FOH
INSPECTOR
OF
STEAM-BOILERS
AND
MACHINERY
Examinations
for
Inspector
of
Steam-Bollers
and
Machinery
will
be
held
at
the
Office
of
the
Chief
Inspector
of
Boilers
in
the
Workmen's
Compensation
and
La
bo
Building,
411
Dunsmulr
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.,
commencing
November
16th,
1942,
at
9:00
ajn.
Application
forms
and
further
information
may
be
obtained
from
the
Chief
Inspector
at
the
above
address.
i
i
A.
N.
BAKER,
'
.
Civil
Service
Commissioner.
a
Dry
Dock
Dance
Ic
L.
O.
Wider
was
master
of
cere-
n
!
monies
and
music
was
provlded
by
Irti
S
UP
nllffPS
Bert
Cameron's
Orchestra.
Danc-
O
line
was
In
full
swinsr
from
9
nm.
About
Five
Hundred
Persons
In
Attendance
at
Affair
Saturday
Ni?ht
in
Staff
House
until
1
am.
'
Bob
Cameron
and
J.
Gillls
acted
as
cashiers
while
Charles
Toombs,
George
Howe,
Dick
Skinner
and
Pat
Delaney,
assisted
by
several
nightly
dances
held
by
the
Dry'4
.
s
u
Dock
Empdoyees'
Association
took
place
Saturday
evening
In
thej
Proceeds
from
theie
dances
go
dining
hall
of
the
staff
house
and
towards
buying
sports
equipment
;
through
the
year
and
all
of
themdrew
the
aK
crowd
of
Deln
,,hout
500
and
for
aldlns
shipyard
workers
8oru'
aIIair
a
who
in
need.
se
e
su?-
are
going
down
pretty
well
forti-
NEW
ARRIVALS
IN
Ladies'
Low
Heel
Lines
These
include:
Pigtex
Sabot
Straps
in
Red,
Black
and
Brown.
Pigtex
Ties,
Military
Oxfords
and
Brogues;
in
both
Black
and
Brown.
Fashioned
for
both
style
and
comfort
at
Popular
Prices.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
Mrs.
and
Miss
Prince
Rupert,
You
arc
Cordially
Invited
I
Announcing
The
Reopening
of
the
VOGUE
SHOP
Bcsner
Block
Under-New
Management
(Mrs.
H.
King)
'"'
"
.With
Complete
Line
of
NEW
FALL
GOODS
COATS,
SUITS,
HATS,
DRESSES,
LINGERIE,
HOSE,
Etc.
H
i
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