MM
PAQE
FOUR
a
o
a
Direct
Importers
of:
FINE
CHINA,
D1NNERWARE
Hotel
and
Restaurant
White
and
Green
Band
Vitrified
Ware
Various
Sizes
of
Glasses
for
Beer
Parlors
BASEMENT
STOKE
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
TO
TRAVEL
HIGH
UP
-
LONDON,
April
18:
(CP
For
use
on
Empire
and
European
routes
British
plants
are
building
14
19-ton
passenger.
225
mile-an-hour
monoplanes,
to
cruise
at
15,000
feet
height
level
with
summit
of
Mont
Blanc,
Europe's
highest
mountain.
BERLIN,
April
18:
(CP
About
3,000
male
dancer
'
and
others
In
amusement
establishments
must
take
up
Job's
in
factories,
workshops
and
offices,
the
labor
office
rules.
inn
MM
COAL
Grain
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
and
558
t'rfnre
Rupert
Music
Utith
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
PHONE
GREEN
390
Easter
Services
At
Glen
Vowell
Salvation
Army
Corps
There
Observes
Resurrection
Season
GLEN
VOWELL.
April
18.
There
were
special
Easter
services
by
the
Salvation
Army
Corps
here
In
the
afternoon
and
In
the
evening
of
Easter
Sunday.
There
were
a
num-
,,ber
of
visitors
from
Kispiox.
Following
the
afternoon
service
;
a
banquet
was
served
by
the
ladies
!
of
the
Home
League
at
the
home
of
'Charles
Gwoim.
Speeches
approp-
riate
to
the
season
were
made
by
(Andrew
Crosby
of
Klsplox.
who
ex-'
pressed
appreciation
of
the
hospl-Itality.
Richard
Morrison.
Mosei
(Morrison
and
Envoy
Peter
Brown.
:
A
number
of
hymns
were
sung
and
'
the
closing
one
"Jesus.
Lover
of
My
i
Soul,"
was
led
by
Mrs.
Miriam
Rus-'sell.
Mrs.
Eliza
Sampson
pronounced
the
benediction.
the
sermon
by
Richard
Morrison.
Eileen
Woods.
Agnes
Robinson
and
Jemima
Shonoss
sang
a
trio
and
Adjutant
A.
F.
Parkinson
spoke
a
few
words
of
appreciation
and
welcome
to
the
visitors.
Mrs.
Parkinson
led
the
closing
hymn
and
pronounced
the
benediction.
Try
a
Classified.
.
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Arc
Exclusive
Agents
for
FRIGID
AIRE
Only
Frlgidalre
has
'Cold-Wall'
The
refrigeration
sensation
for
1939
No
other
refrigerator
will
operate
so
cheaply
Uo
other
refrigerator
is
as
"trouble
free."
See
Tlicm
on
Display
Priced
from
$121.50
Buy
Them
on
Easy
Terms
"Tne
Company
fcas
Just
completed
extensive
changes
and
Improve
ments
In
Ice
storage
and
Ice
delivery
methods.
Ire
for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
ice,
thoroughly
cured
or
aged
at
new
low
temperatures.
It
will
be
delivered
into
the
hold,
even
in
the
hottest
weather,
as
cold
as
the
storage
room.
Tl3hermcn
are
Invited
to
Inspect
the
new
system.
Better
Ice
than
ever
before,
at
no
increase
In
cost,
means
economy
to
the
boat
and
Improved
quality
in
fish
delivery.
I
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
British
Columbia
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o
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NEW
AND
BETTER
COLD
CURED
ICE
For
the
Halibut
and
Salmon
Fleet
Following
the
Investigations
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Station,
Opening
of
New
Number
for
C
t
t
1.1
a
crvicc
aim
licpcnuaDiii.j'
r
Phone
13
Taxi
PAT
MAZZ1E
i
Opp.
Post
Office,
4th
St
J
From
The
Waterfront
V
(
Like
Prince
Rupert.
Seattle
had
lb
heaviest
day
ol
halibut
landings
j
so
far
this
season
yesterday
when
thirteen
vessels
brought
in
a
total
of
305,000
pounds
as
follows:
Mar-
tlndalc.
39.000
oounds.
San
Juan
Greenville
Concert
Band
L.
Doug
las,
president:
Fred
McKay,
bandmaster:
Johnson
Russ,
manager
and
Henry
McKay,
secretary
as
well
as
the
teacher
of
the
Indian
port
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
from
Stewart
and
will
be
sailing
about
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
loco
after
having
completed
discharging
of
fuel
at
the
company's
local
tanks.
Good
Advice
for
Constipation!
X
doctor
vlll
tell
you
that
the
beat
Uli(
to
do
In
earn
of
tick-Man
U
to
find
the
rawe,
If
you
are
eonttlpated,
don't
be
ntltfled
with
temporary
remedies.
Find
the
nuee
of
the
ailment:
It
would
ba
May
If
your
diet,
like
that
of
moat
people,
la
unbalanced
no
doubt
It
larks
bulk."
And
"bulk"
doesn't
mesa
quantity,
but
the
ln4
of
food
that
does
not
completely
assimilate
and
leares
a
soft
"mass"
In
the
bowels
that
helps
the
bowel
to
mort.
If
that
Is
whU
Is
lacklnc.
the
solution
Is
to
eat
Kellogrs
All-Bran,
crispy
and
tasteful,
for
breakfast
It
helps
form
the
"bulk"
and
contains
Vltarcln
Di.
the
natural
Intestinal
tonic.
Eat
some
All-Hran
erery
day.
drink
lots
of
wster
and
become
"rtfular"!
Made
In
London,
Canada
by
Kellogg.
At
all
grocers,
T
Office
Supplies
Typewriters
and
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
Besner
Block
Phone
234
THE
DAILY
NtWS
Canada's
Royal
Guest?
A
dav
or
two
later,
on
Monday.
t
.n..
a
Mav
15.
their
Maiestles
will
stea."-
-
ttepuise.
.lauicd
rtiiuicrjr,
iciuiiicu
w
jiw.
.
-
i
,n.,c
iui.
i
ci.
asnore
ai
uueDec.
wnre
on
hco
Anvnr
nnrt
nthpr
nnrthorn
nolnts
icmocr
li,
JI3S,
me
isruisn.
lea
.
r
T
"
their
Sufferlng
from
an
attack
of
Queen
will
leave
on
an
8X00
mile
blood
poisoning.
Bert
Ebden.
chief
HP
across
the
Dominion,
taking
steward
of
the
steamer
Catala,
has
been
off
for
several
weeks
and
It
i
c
cV.u.k
i
The
boat
Northern
light
arrived
I
"
.
w
,
Hn
port
this
morning
from
the
Naaa
,un.
me
opening
am
as
.cuuy
R.
...
.
0reenvllle
On
ADei
urown
ana
were
was
scnpiure
j.
a.
an,
,
board
mn
were
the
num
owner
and
reading
bv
Mnsps
Morrison.
A
vo-l
cal
solo
by
Andrew
Crosby
preceded
Whiz,
73c
and
6c;
Huskle
L.,
3500,
Whiz.
7ic
and
6c;
Hannah.
6.000,
New
Enzland.
7c
and
6c:
Antler.
15.500.
Booth,
7's.c
and
6c:
Evolu-
"e
traaiuonai
zi
guns
as
me
tlon,
10.000.
Washington.
7ic
and
battle
cruiser
Repulse
and
escort
6c.
Cod
catches
sold
for
2c
per
nS
pound.
cruisers
Southampton
Glasgow
enter
Canadian
waters
In
the
Gulf
of
St.
Lawrence.
in
every
province
and
nearly
even
j
major
city,
with
a
four-day
side1
will
probably
be
some
time
before
trip
to
Washington,
all
compressed
he
Is
able
to
return.
L.
E.
Scotter-lnto
the
space
of
a
single
month
:
Is
acting
as
chief
steward
on
the.
They
will
sail
for
home
from
Catala
during
his
absence.
Halifax
on
June
15.
The
centrepiece
of
the
Canadian
tour
is
the
four-day
visit
to
Ottawa
from
May
17
to
20.
This
will
be
the
longest,
stop-over
In
any
skipper.;
ne
city
and
during
their
stay
Albert
Moore,
and
officers
of
theitnelr
Majestic,
with
their
suite
of
10
persons,
will
reside
at
Rldeau
Hall,
residence
of
the
Oovernor-
General.
will
play
the
leading
role
In
a
risii
--i
Whifflets
COLORFUL
PLANS
FOR
THEIR
MAJESTIES'
TOUR
NOW
WELL
UNDER
WAY
OTTWA.
Anril
18:
(CP)
First
attendance
of
a
Bri-
.itish
sovereign
in
a
parliament
of
his
overseas
dominions,
vtc
and
7c;
Eiectra,
41.000,
wasn-ia
glimpse
of
new
defences
on
Canada
s
1'aciiic
coast,
a
!t0cVlM
an,Vc:
PuJ"
chat
with
the
world-famed
Dionne
quintuplets,
tea
on
the
m
i-
in
the
French-English
metropolis
of
Mont-Uberty
'40,000,
whiz.
7.c
and
7c:
,
real
these
are
among
the
highlights
of
the
varied
pro-
Akutan,
38.000,
McCallum.
7Vc
and
gram
for
the
tour
through
Canada
j
7c:
Mariner.
10.000.
San
Juan.
74c
of
King
George
and
Queen
Ellsa-.LS
'i:
and
6c:
Arne.
14.000.
New
England.
betn
in
May
and
June
f"
V;
'
"lw
Kinl"tt
lBl3
ncn
M
a
ii
,nrmn
Canada's
first
anliitr
In
th
MC
anu
oc.
nuuwci.ui.
.
--"-inrinr-
h-
uitt
Pnnndft
with
n
ana
wueen
win
De
a
navai
one.
-
------
Canadian
destroyers
and
the
Bri-!
ot
offleerf
lrom
M-
s-ih
uvst
inr)iM
fwi
u-iii
fir
Cumberland.
flav
jsenoni.
Mrs.
Mavnursr.
-rne
number
numoer
01
of
national
national
functions
lunntmnc
In-il,
n.t
:
a
rest
amid
the
beauties
of
Banff
MaMnMnl
T)n
(
n
Ik.
n.l...
25,000
school
children
mostly
the
on
May
24,
Victoria
Day
(an
annual
holiday
in
Canada
In
honor
of
the
King's
great-grandmother)
His
Majesty
will
broadcast
a
special
message
to
the
Empire,
probably
from
the
royal
train.
On
June
7,
Just
prior
to
leaving
Canada
for
the
United
States,
the
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
Sl.OO
up
SO
Rooms
Hot
it
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
Sail
For
Home
Returning
to
Canada
after
their
an(j!
American
visit
the
King
and
Queen
will
tour
the
Atlantic
Man-time
Provinces
before
sailing
from
Halifax
for
England,
June
15,
on
It
Is
recalled
the
King's
great-
father
crowded,
antiquated
T
Wharf
to
the
$3,000,000
state-built
Boston
No
special
observance
marked
that
have
"
taken
?
place
C
In
the
fish-
days
In
the
city
on
business.
onal
War
Memorial
In
the
city's
I,
.
.
.
Inpw
new
HnnfHirafinn
Confederation
Rn...r.
Kntmr.
Ti,-',n
Tin.""
industry
j
in
that
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
tanker
Imper-
If
you
wish
to
svuy
something
.
ial,
Capt.
A.
S.
McGaw,
arrived
in
quunrr-oi-a-
Queen
will
lay
the
corner
stone'cc"tury
Dir...
T
for
the
hew
Supreme
Court
build
ing.
It
has
been
arranged
that
the
King
will
attend
a
session
of
the
Canadian
Parliament
either
to
prorogue
the
Senate
and
House
cf
Commons
or
to
give
assent
of
th
Crown
to
measures
that
have
been
passed
by
Parliament.
The
last
day
of
the
Ottawa
visit.
Mav
20.
ha
been
designated
by
the
Klne
for
the
official
observance
of
his
(birthday,
December
14.
West
To
Pacific
Pmm
O
,
4
U
-
in
t
Queen
will
Journey
westward
to
I
the
Pacific
Coast
and
back,
their
ini,
II
.1-1
1
.
-JII
Ing
full
cargoes
of
Ice
out
of
Bos-1
ton
to
keep
fish
fresh
until
they
could
race
back
to
market.
Prev-
.Iminlv
thov
trwtlr
-n
rniu.
nf
.nil
special
train
making
brief
stops
;i(n"
'
u..
Tu
'.T
!aw
will
uZLl
leave
their
train
Z
?e,?l
for
short?
?.t
their
catches
day
by
day.
I
The
industry
expanded
rapidly
t1n
2
,
and
Boston
n
bme
the
largest
-
SiVihif
?
?n
DrU,hportln
the
United
States.
New
tlsh
Columbia,
to
stay
at
Oovcrn-
,
.,,
.
.
lVot
vesseU
began
to
ment
itn,,,,.
n,
ih.
.f
t
appear
enant-Oovernor
E.
W.
Hamber
ofl
'"'Xr1"?1!
C
"J
British
Columbia
and
Mrs.
IIam-"ne"on-
"'T,?
h-,
I
masts
that
once
irurroundted
the
1
The
royal
tour
will
have
many
I
notable
features.
Shortly
after
Their
Majesties'
arrival
at
Queb-c
they
will
see
a
loyalty
parade
of
fishing
wharves
has
given
way
now
to
the
sight
of
sturdy
steam
or
dicscl
vessels.
The
trawl
and
drae
net
have
been
brought
Into
prom
inence
to
replace
hand-lines
that
Pronrh.rrnnion
tn
ni.,i
!
had
batted
hl
every
18
Inches
Plains
of
Abraham.
I
et
l
W.a.8.not
wlthout
Reaching
Winnipeg,
capital
of.
""8
maustry
broke
the
te
central
province
of
Manitoba.1
cs
tllh
bou?d
lt
to
T
wharf
since
1884.
Some
dealers
evert
stav
ed
there
after
the
new
pier
was
opened.
But
because
old
T
Wharf
was
Inadequate
and
unsanitary,
the
state
stepped
in
and,
In
conjunction
with
wholesale
dealers,
erected
the
new
pier
that
was
nearly
12
times
as
royal
guests
will
spend
some
hours!
large
M
thc
0,d-
At
lhe
hcd
ot
the
in
Niagara
Falls
and
will
view
the
plcr
R
coId
tomge
and
freezing
.
plant
was
built.
The
plant
can
produce
425
tons
of
lec
a
day
and
I
Its
storage
capacity
Is
15,000,000
pounds
of
fish.
It
delivers
crushed
ice
by
a
roof
railway,
dropping
It
through
chutes
to
the
various
stores.
T
Wharf
gradually
became
thc
Oreenwlch
Village
0f
Boston
with
i
tea
rooms
springing
up
where
fish
stores
once
were
and
apartments
.
being
fashioned
out
of
former
fish
lofts.
I
At
old
T.
Wharf
an
annual
fishery
haul
was
valued
at
$2,500,000.
.It
now
stands
at
about
$8,000,000.
'HIS
DEATH
,
i
IS
SUDDEN
J.
Lome
MacLaren,
Another
Of
Esteemed
Pioneers
of
City.
Is
Ilemoved
Another
ot
Prince
Ruperts
well
known
and
esteemed
pioneer
residents
was
removed
by
suddrn
death
yesterday
In
the
person
of
J
Lome
MacLaren.
The
late
Mr.
MacLaren.
who
had
suffered
for
some
time
with
heart
weakne.
expired
while
bathing
In
hU
home.
His
daughter.
Mb
Lorna
MacLaren.
had
left
home
a
usual
about
8:30
In
the
morning
Lunch-'
Ing
downtown
and
returning
to
the
house
In
the
evening,
she
found
her
father
not
as
uiual
around.
She
made
the
shocking
discovery
In
the
bathroom.
Dr
W.
T.
Kergln
was
called
at
one
Death
is
believed
to
have
occurred
several
hours
prrvloua
-
Mrs.
MacLaren
had
left
the
cly
only
at
the
end
of
the
week
for
a
visit
In
Vancouver.
She
will
be
back
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tomnr
rVv;
and
"ench.
under
MarouU
'
Louis
de
manded
the
force,
at
Halifax
tajpaUy
of
-ny
friend,
win
b.
Aiomcaim.
mei
in
an
engagemeni
There
were
fortv-two
Dasseneers
that
placed
the
destiny
of
Cana-.wars.
w
....
...
.
far
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Norah
na
unaer
ne
ntisn
nag.
which
was
in
port
yesterday
afternoon
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver.
Four
persons
disembarked
from
the
vessel
at
this
port
while
one
boarded
her
here
for
the
south.
The
Princess
Norah
will
be
making
but
one
more
voyage
on
the
Alaska
route
before
belne
reulaced
crossed
the
seas
to
greet
for
the
summer
by
the
Princess
5UDJec
m
n
-governing
uom-
Loulse.
,inion.
I
From
Quebec
the
King
and
!
A
tremendous
boom
in
Canada's
.
.
..
...
....
Loyal
Greetings
lourui
iraae
u
anncipaiea
aunng
Nearly
180
years
later
the
his-
lne
roval
T,slt
ana
manv
noleUi
torlc
port
and
ancient
capital
of.at
kcv
PlnU
on
tne
Itinerary
al-French
Canada
will
offer
loyal
rcady
report
complete
bookings,
welcome
to
the
King
and
Queen
I
Government
tourist
officials
cation
the
first
occasion
a
British
l
mate
upwards
of
750.000
visitors.
sovereign
and
his
consort
havetmMliy
Americans,
may
oe
cxpeci
ed
In
the
Dominion
FISH
PIER
AT
BOSTON
251
b
Anniversary
of
$3,000,000
State-Built
Dock
Tautes
Without
Ceremony
,
nv
JOHN
riLLSIll'RV
Canadian
Press
Correpondent
BOSTON.
April
IB:
CP-Just
25
years
agn
the
Boston
flshlnv
Industry
moved
IU
activities
from
In
Ottawa
the
King
and
Queen
1?
Plcr
row
morning
Bed
the
widow
as
Duke
or
Kent,
com-,
ana
aaugnicr.
w
wnom
vnc
uery
extended,
deceased
Is
survived
a
brother.
William
MacLaren.
Ottawa.
A
native
of
Flteroy
Harbor.
Ontario,
and
sixty
years
of
age.
the
late
Mr.
MacLaren.
following
trw
profession
of
an
accountant,
came
to
Prince
Rupert
th
1609
from
Vancouver
as
representative
of
the
liquidators
of
the
old
British
Columbia
Tie
and
Timber
Co
Late
he
was
connected
with
the
grading
t?f
Third
Avenue
from
Seventh
Street
to
Fulton
and
with
the
rock
cut
on
Fifth
Street
He
then
opened
a
real
estate
and
Insurance
brokerage
office,
conducting
that
Into
the
musical
instrument
line
with
which
he
had
latterly
been
identified.
For
several
years
In
the
early
days
he
was
secretary-treas
urer
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade.
1
The
funeral
will
take
plaee
to-
party
w1U
be
spending
a
couple
of
cludlnj
the
unveiling
of
the
Na-'
'mfr.
renected
00
the
changes
Mevlng
another
service
would
com-
pete
too
severely
with
the
Empire
flying
boat
service
between
England
and
Australia,
the
Common-
o
roarKei-.dori.Batavia
service
to
Australia
iiik
sea
looa.mosi
nouoie
of
which
'
are
the
filleting
and
ck-fuczlnT
processes.
!
JOHN
HULL'S
IIEE
Filleting,
without
doubt.
htu:
been
the
most
Important
develop-'
LONDON.
April
18:
CP
The
merit
since
the
American
people
.?fvernmcnt
sponsors
a
perpetual
ceased
hanging
whole
salted
'cod
spelling
bee
In
London,
now
In
In
the
woodshed
to
slice
off
piece
progress
for
20
years.
The
"bee"
as
needed.
Under
the
practice
of
1
a
board
appointed
to
settle
dU-fllletlng.
fishing
vessels
began
tak-'puted
spellings
of
place
names.
CPA
tidCS
sod!
;
thviriit
Sunday
Tundiy
Aprq
lu'1ll"
na
VKI)S'rsni
t
hllDWS
Mllitly
.op
k
Great
Artign
Drama
of
k.
Kyber
l
a.
and
Iirlusb
Tr.
Iri
dilion!
'Drums'
(In
Technicolor
With
RAYMOND
MASSE!
SAMJ.
VALERIE
IIOBSu.N
At
7:21
and
9'2Z
NOTE
-Entire
Loie
Section
Bt
wrved
for
102nd
Halltr
Tonlhl
"Donald
Eatt
ADIllll)
Ducks
LuckT
Mrmriatt
VI
a.
si
tiar4
h
.
irrom
the
tail
I)j
Mail
Schedule
Tuesday.
Thursday
n1
Saturday
..
from
Kkerna
Kim
Fridays.
Cardrna
r
For
Vancouver
Tueadaj
U
10
tw
Thursday
k
Fildsy
1
j:
'
.
9
April
6.
17
and
M
r
From
Vancouver-
Sunday
Wednesday
.
1'
Friday
April
13
and
23
)uilnes
for
years
until
he
went
'or
Anot
nd
10
is
Wednesday
k
-From
Antes
and
Stewart-Tuesday
U.tOia
Thursday
"
.
?
For
Naaa
River
and
fort
Slmm-Sunday
....
t
morrow
afternoon
tram
First
rrom
Naa
River
and
Tort
Ham
Presbyterian
Church
with
Rev
II
0
Funston
otttelatliu;
Arrange-menU
are
In
the
hands
of
B.
C.
Undertakers.
PROTECTS
EvMriRE
LINES
ann,vsary
b"t
many
an
old-J
CANBERRA.
April
18:
(CP-Be-
Tuesday
'
13
it
rr
Queen
Charlotte
liltndt-
Pprtl
7
and
21
I
:
From
Queen
Charlttte
liU&4-
Aprtl
S
and
10
t
For
Alatka
April
13
and
23
From
Alaika
'
April
6.
17
and
38
iv.T.V
nave
rn-
wpalth
ROvernment
will
probablv
Montreal
nrlce
of
ba
r
Inn
ralCb0m,nh,t0hy
u
00
a
Royal
Dutch
Air
S?lc
and
,h
there
have
hern
man
mrfuai
..
.......
.....
..
J
maJ5
UP
ir
I
.
unn
10
exiena
iui
.
KnnriM
,
in
7,,
s
proposal
troy-
ounce.
LONDON
GOLD
LONDON.
April
1
rRicr.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
KOOMS
and
CAFE
Fbone
SI
For
Dtit
llaaMb'kl
Coal
MKft.
C
K.
nLACK
Crystal
Diamonds
art
s'
But
they
only
glitter
In
LM
light
King
Coal
Diamonds
'
fight
For
they
sparkle
in
tin
Black
Diamonds?
A
Ton
Will
Come
to
You
If
Voa
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up
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