ft.!.irdr.
May
20,
1M9.
nrtDArtTKrws
PAGE
THRFft
NAVY
LEAGUE:
.Battery
Farewell
BALL
ENJOYED
Dance
Enjoyable
flMfiity-MTe
Couple
In
Attendants
At
Affair
Lat
Night
At
Naval
Headquarter
W
A
,),!,.
prlately
timed
on
the
eve
h,
official
day
for
the
ob-,'.,v.,i-e
of
the
King
Birthday.
.,:.nual
ball
last
night
of
the
r
Rupert
Ilranch
of
the
Navy
h
or
Canada
at
naval
head-
'.el
s
was
a
highly
enjoyable
for
about
seventy-five
:-s
The
hall
had
been
at-.vi-iy
decorated
with
colors
mblcma
suitable
to
the
oc-n
by
the
Sea
Cadets.
The
were
welcomed
by
Ft.
M.
,mw
local
president
of
the
N,;v
League,
and
Mrs.
WInslow.
D.v
'
tng
was
In
progress
from
10
TO
p
rh
until
2
am.
Music
was
bv
uarlt
Dalagno's
Orchestra
,
F
A
MacCallum.
chairman
!
lommltltt
In
charge,
acted
'
ister
of
ceremonies
At
mid-after
observance
6f
a
toast
Kind's
birthday,
ref
-e
served
with
Mrs
Alex
THIRD
AVENUE
Over
four
hundred
persotis
crowded
Uie
Armory
Thursday
night
at
a
dance
staged
prior
to
the
departure
of
the
men
las,
night
for
Esquimau
where
mem
bers
of
the
unit
will
undergo
training.
It
was
a
happy
affair
which
kept
up
In
full
swing
frtm
10
pjn.
until
2:30
a.m.
Decorations
were-
In
keeping
with
the
occasion
of
the
royal
visit
to
Canada.
Music
was
by
Charlie
Balagno'i
Orchestra
and
Sergeant
J.
A.
Ten?
was
a
genial
master
of
ceremonies.
At
midnight
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Lance
Bombardier
Van
Cooten
and
Bombardier
Walter
Cross
headed
the
committee
In
charge
of
the
event.
!McRae
In
charge,
assisted
by
the
ladles
of
the
Navy
Leajue.
I
Mrs
II.
L.
A.
Tarr
was
the
wtu-ner
of
a
King's
Visit
novelty
sugar
'and
cream
set
as
the
holder
of
the
lucky
admission
ticket.
W
0.
Vlgar
presided
at
the
door.
Flags
and
Streamers
This
Is
A
Year
To
Decorate.
Star!
Now.
Printed
Cotton
Flags
On
Stick
1
-irh
Sc
17x24
inch
......
33c
i
19c.
3
for
Sic
15x30
Inch
..
.
.
53c
:
rich
lSc.5fr25e
22x30
Inch
75
iirh
J
Or
Silk
Flairs
5e
ICc
and
15c
in
h
25c
I'in
rUts-Deftta
.
,20c
.
t
-
It
fiuli
Shield-
Ornate
with
5
flag
-r.
&
(..It
Car
board
Decoration
k
20c
Queefl
I
(omiUe'.e
I
Us
I
tilU
3x(-inli
UnlonJatk
wHh
1
nun
ikiic
a
no
oracaei
II
(I
.Slroug
Tape
Streamer
v
th
12
FUns
Snips
Hal
Bet
quality
bunUn
:
Mthi.-
wji
,
20c
,WnchCMWn
35c
ELIO'S
52.00
S1.00
S2.50
We
AUo
tarry
a
Complete
Line
of
DennlMii
Streamer
om(aetm.M
New
4-Piece
Bedroom
Suites
Ofii-.
-ConusU
of
full
Me
bed,
i
hlffonier.
gg2.00
'..
ditser
and
uphoMered
bench,
Spctui
v
New
6-Piece
Dinette
Suites
Sett
Only
Consist!
of
buiret
table
and
sets
of
4
chairs
Regular
m
$39.50
to
$75.00.
Specially
priced
Q04
CgO
and
Qfi7
w
,v
tmick
selling
Used
Furniture
Siieclallv
Triced
l
or
Oukk
Selling
1
'Hirre-rlece
t'hcterf
Irhl'
Suite
At
10
Woven
Bed
Spring
Each
3
Dining
Itmnn
Buffet
From
2
Kitrlieu
Cabinets-
Each
6
KltcWit
Tab!
From
3
Standard
Floor
Lamps
From
2
Axmin.ster
Carpel
9xl0i2
C
Heaters
.
From
r
8
Reconditioned
HanSes
"From
i
....
2
Sinter
Selnr;
Machines
From
1
Waler
PowerWashlng
Mirhln
At
$25.00
$2.00
$12.50
81250
81.50
83.50
815.00
85.00
820.00
812.50
87.00
Phone
GREEN
916
SEA
THRILL
IN
PICTURE
"The
Storm-
and
"Vacation
From
Love"
Double-Billed
At
Capitol
Theatre
"The
Storm."
thrilling
drama
of
heroism
at
sea,
and
"Vacation
From
Love."
a
laugh-studded
com
edy,
comprise
a
double
bill
feat
ure
program
being
presented
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
tonight.
"The
8torm"
is
a
story
of
wireless
heroes
at
sea.
The
action
Is
replete
with
fights,
shipwrecks
and
disasters
including
hand
to
hand
battles
In
a
waterfront
cafe.
a
ship
crashing
Into
an
Iceberg
and
the
explosion
of
a
gasoline
tanker
at
sea.
Tom
Brown
and
Nan
Grey
carry
the
romantic
Interest
In
the
adventurous
picture
while
Charles
Blckford,
Barton
MacLane.
Preston
Foster,
Andy
Devlne
and
Frank
Jenks
all
have
rugged
parts
for
which
they
are
well
suited.
"Vacation
from
Love"
concerns
the
marriage
vt
a
young
couplA
after
a
whirlwind
courtship.
Every
thing
is
harmony
until
the
youn?
man
forgets
his
second
weddine
!
anniversary.
Petty
blckerirres
and
i
quarrels
ensue
and
finally
the
"inns
husband
leaves
home,
Finely,
after
snlrited
Incidents,
there
i'f
a
hapnv
reconciliation
Dennis
JOKeefe.
Florence
Rice.
Reclnald
Owen
and
June
Knight
arc
th"
;
featured
players.
ANTARCTIC
FOR
HEALTH
CAPE
TOWN.
May
20:
(CP)
-Dr,
Helmuth
Husserl,
Viennese
rclentlst.
after
five
months
on
a
whaline
shlD.
declares
outstanding
"roDcrties
In
Antarctic
air
are
chloride
and
iodine
and
suggests
hosnltal
shins
full
nf
patients
should
be
sent
south
to
test
lt
curative
qualities.
TENDER
FOR
CONSTHlXmON
OF
RBCEIVINCI
STATION
BUILDING,
KOYAJ.
CANADIAN
CORPS
OF
BIONALH.
AT
WHITE-IIORSK.
T
T
OHAIJSO
TnxlfT.
(tickMrd
In
envelop
k
mrJ
Trndrr
tor
Rrrlfln
B-
.toon.
Whtttttore.
V.
T."
Mid
ddrtwwd
to
the
Dlnwtor
al
Contract.
Department
of
Muttrail
Dafrnrr.
Ottawa.
Or.-mJo.
will
be
rvcMTd
until
13
o'clock
nun
DBT
i
,
JOennUy.
July
3.
139.
Tin
will
not
be
ootjuvtrrrd
unlrei
nrnO
on
the
forms
euppllrtl
by
tb
rMui(uent
and
In
tocordante
vltti
Uj
jxmdlUanA
tt
fortlv
tAnrln.
Thrae
Ibmn,
tonlher
Kh
t
duu
tn-J
rr)rtLiMjnK
mty
be
ob:lwd
oa
to
(tie
CMmMor
of
Ooatnets.
DefMrUnrrx
ot
NMUaral
Defence.
Ottawa,
fhe
rxtrtet
Offtrrr
Oammandlnc
MllNMy
DMrlr
No
11.
Vlotortt.
B.C..
rr
to
ne
wunM
cunerr-in-cnarge.
Roya!
OMHMllan
dorps
of
Signals,
WhvecM.
T
T.
Earh
andrr
tmt
be
erompanled
by
a
certified
cheque
ca
a
chartered
bank
hi
Omad.
payable
lo
the
order
cf
e
H
-noraMe
the
MAUflttr
of
National
Drfwpe.
(or
ten
per
cent
(10
oil
M.e
anrtmt
of
the
tender
The
rheque
tit
the
auanWul
tendrr-rr
mill
be
forfeited
ahould
be
decline
".o
e-iter
into
omtmct
for
the
wort
or
f'oulr
he
latl.
after
apUns
the
rv
itvt,
,xo
cocroIKe
nm
in
accord-n--.
the
rtotn
wnd
ape-Uteatlonf.
1e
D'ptrtment
dcea
pot
bind
It-ss'f
to
ancr
(the
Ict
or
any
tender.
U
R.
LAFtECHE.
Drputy
Mlnler
D-txrtmew
rt
Nwqrwt
Defence.
0-t.
Mar
13.
1839
(HQ.
83-30-11-13)
i
tub
M
rm:.MK
romr
or
iikitisii
on
Mill
a
in
mount:
In
Hie
.Matter
r
The
"AitmlirMrallon,
Art-
i
And
I
Crtrr
Holnier
Thrrton,
lereasel,
iniekiaie
TAKE
NOTICE
UUU
toy
order
of
His
Uonor,
V.
E.
Flalier.
the
15th
day
ot
Mav.
A.
D
1839
I
niu
appointed
Ad
mUitalrauir'
of
the
eauue
of
Jena
Petr
Dolmer
nwmfvwn
dtveaKed,
and
all
part
lea
havtavg
dalms
aeoJnat
the
aa'd
ealaie
are
hereby
mjulred
to
Xuntlah
aarr.e,
proporly
-ertX!ed
to
me
on
or
berore
the
17Ui
day
ot
June.
1939,
and
all
parUea
iivdebted
to
tlie
estate
are
rwiutred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebted!
to
me
lorvnwivn.
DATED
the
1
ay
or
May.
ajj.'
SIUNA
LUUlbt
TIIUJirSUH,
Admlnl&tratrlx.
Prince
Rupert.
n.C.
IN
Tilt:
MTUKMK
TOI
KT
OF
nnlTKM
roi.t'.Mni.t
in
riioiiATi:
In
The
Matter
of
The
"Ailnilnlstnuion
In
tlie
ltltrr
of
tne
iiaie
or
.ineri
I
rne-t
lerru.
lereuieii
TAKE
NOTICE
that
toy
order
of
HU
Honor.
W.
E.
Flaher.
the
IMJt
day
ot
Mv.
A,
D
1939
I
waa
appointed
Ad-
ma-ustrawr
01
uie
eEiaie
oi
aioti
Brnent
Ferrla.
'decroawL
and
oil
parttea
Invtrur
claJim
agaanc
uie
saia
estate
r,
hereby
requiTea
to
ninvmn
same,
uromerhr
V
trifled
to
me
on
or
before
the
IVUt
clay
oi
jiuks
n.
u.
mow,
ana
all
rttl
indeweu
to
tne
eAuue-
er-
required
to
poy
the
amount
of
their
DATED
the
16th
day
of
May.
A
D,
1939
'
ORVliXE'K:
spencer;
Exectltor,
Alyanan,
B.
C.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Mrs.
R.
A.
Wagner
sailed
by
the
Prince
George
on
Thursday
night
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
,
Tonight's
tram,
due
from
the
Hast
at
11
o'clock;
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
C.
P.
R;
steamer
Princess
Louise,
fcapt.
8:
Kv
Gray,
southbound
from
8kagway.
to
Vancouver,
Is
due
In
port
at
3:30
this
afternoon
and
Will
sail
at
5
p.m.
Col,
and
Mrs.
Nicholls
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
LoulwJ
this
afternoon
from
Juneau
wheic
they
attended
the
district
Rotary
Club
convention.
MOOSE
and
WOMEN-
of
the
MOOSE
are
requested
to
attend
Memorial
Day
services
at
Moo
a
Hall
tomorrow,
May
21,
at
2
pm
Church
parade
In
evening.
Meet
at
hall
at
7
pin.
11C
Letter
Box
POItTi
DAY'
Editor,
Dally
News:
In
vliftW
rtf
Ihtt
fit
tVlot
tfl
port
Day
Committee
nas
stated
or.
V
number
of
occasions
that
Port
Day
would
be
held
annually,
we
beyeve
an
explanation
Is
due
t'.
the
public
for
not
holding
th'
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labot
Council
and
the
Deep
Sea
Fisher
jien's
Union
do
not
now
see
their
way
clear
to
participate
in
thi
.1
pi...
tU.I.
-
Hon
would
be
essential
to
making
'ort
Day
a
success
the
commute
s
compelled
not
to
hold
It
thlt
?ear.
atta
on
July
20
for
pleasure
a
d
port
craft
which,
Jt
hopes,
willb?
n
Its
way
as
successful
as
last
"ear's
Port
Day.
The
committee-
does
not
how
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
2&
a
word.
Victoria
Day
Dance,
Moose
Hall,
1
May
24.
i
Boys'
Band
bridge
drive
Legion
Hall.
May
28.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
-The
Manse"
May
26
'
May
Queen
Festival,
Dance,
Peter's
Hall
May
29.
W6men's
Auxiliary
Canadian
Legion
Spring
Sale
June
2.
High
School
Tea,
and
Display
June
3.
y
i
Eagle's
Dance
Juhe!7.
!
Anglican
Tea
MrsGond,
June
C.
22.
Presbyterian
Tea
Mrs.
J.
R.
Mit
chell's
June
15.
United
Tea
Mrs,
Armour's
June
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Bes
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN.
DAIRY
fllONE
657
Cash
for
Old
Gold.
Bulgers;
tl
was
born
during
the
trek.
RECALLS
-GIRL
PAT"
LOWESTOFT.
Eng..
May
20:
""..'rr
o
T'
.
.
(CPl-George
Overy.
builder
ot
;
"V
r
kI
.Z,
Z
"
Uhe
-Girl
Fat."
the
trawler
which
i-
ihrflH
V
.n'lwrt
"
an
adventurous
voyage
'
"
to
In
the
future
it
may
be
again
.
n.
.
....
.
.
-osslble
to
put
on
a
suceessf
ul
:
'
'
vent
with
the
co-operation
oriagpa
'-
organisaUons
and
any
others'
jhese
'nterested.
0RlzzLy
msArrr,vRI.NG
The
proceeds
of
the
193
Por.
Day
amounting
to
$fi89.7l
are
be-
ng
held
In
trust.
Until
next
year
at
any
rate,
they
will
be
held
f-i
the
purpose
solely
of
helping
fin
ance
Prince
Rupert's
next
Pert
Day.
.
Thanking
you
for
your
kind
per
mission
to
use
your
space
PORT
DAY
COMMITTEE,
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
Of
Commerce
DENVER.
Colo..
May
20:
(CP1-
The
grizzly
bear
is
a
killer,
but
it
Is
protected
by
Colorado
gams
laws.
Game
Wardens
estlmat;
there
are
only
about
six
In
the
stale.
WED
HERE
'
THIS
WEEK
Miss
Ruth
Gillies
returned
to
Mis
Eileen
Edith
Yaten
Become
the
city
on
the
Princess
Louise1
Bride
Of
Leo
Joseph
Hogan
this
afternoon
from
a
brief
trip.
.
.
to
Juneau.
I
A
quiet
but
pretty
and
Inter-
Dr.
Neal
M.
Carter
returned
to
estlng
wedding
took,
place
on
the
city
on
the
Princess
Louise
Wednesday
afternoon
of
this
week
this
afternoon
from
Juneau
where
at
the
chapel
of
Annunciation
he
attended
the
Rotary
district
Church,
Rev.
Father
J.
Oarrlty
of-
convention.
flclatlng,
when
Miss
Eileen
Edita
Yates,
younger
daughter
of
Mr.
Decree
absolute
was
granted
bv
and
Mrs.
Robert
Yates,
408
Sev-Mr.
Justice
A.
I.
Fisher
In
Sup-
enth
Avenue
West,
became
tfcj
reme
Court
here
this
week
In
the
bride
of
Leo
Joseph
Hogan,
son
divorce
petition
of
Tllmer
M
l
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Hogan
of
Waterland
vs.
Jessie
Waterland
In
which
Oscar
Franklin
Stewart
was
cited
as
co-respondent.
The
marriage
took
place
at
Okanagan.
Washington,
in
December
1930.
Custody
of
two
elder
children
was
granted
to
the
petitioning
father
while
an
Infant
was
left
with
the
mother
for
a
year.
Miss
Wllla
Dyer
appeared
as
counsel
for
the
petitioner.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Royal
J.
Coulter,
BUlmor;
C.
J.
Benson,
Lockeport;
J.
Cais,
Al
Wole
and
Ben
Austnes,
city.
Knox
T.
L.
B.
Hamblln,
Billmor;
Clancy,
Massett.
Central
.vn
fhl
vmr
Thl
nMInn
U
i&.
ih'.Mrs.
Myke.
Tlntagel;
C.
M.
Bailer,
.km
c
for
the
reason
that
the
ecessary
Vancouver;
Mrs.
L.
I.
Woods.
Sal
VUJ.
Prince
Rupert
George
Fletcher
and
Mrs.
J.
E
Bloomfleld,
Vancouver.
FROM
CAPE
TO
MECCA
JOHANNESBURG.
May
20:
CP
Each
year.
South
Africa's
Mos
ltlM
make
a
holy
pilgrimage
to
As
was
reported
in
in
m,
your
columns
...
,
tu,
u
Tnni.
rhw
r(
--
"'J
II-
Commerce
is
now
planning
&
e,
J
...
.
aiiu
a
uitfti
uivu
iuiu
unc
uiis.u
Pacific.
i
The
bride,
who
was
given
in
marriage
by
her
father,
was
a
lovely
picture
In
white
silk
crepi
with
bridal
veil
trimmed
with
orange
blossoms.
Her
bouquet
was
of
blue
Iris
and
pink
carnatloas.
The
bridesmaid
was
Miss
Mona
Yates,
sister
of
the
bride,
who
was
prettily
dressed
in
pale
mauve
silk
crepe
with
bouquet
to
match.
Victor
Hogan,
brother
of
tho
groom,
was
groomsman.
Following
the
ceremony,
a.
re
ception
was
held
for
about
twenty-five
relatives
and
friends
at
863
Borden
Street
where
the
coup!?
will
reside.
A
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
the
groomsman
and
responded
to
by
the
groom,
j
The
bride
cut
a
handsome
three-tier
wedding
cake.
'
The
happy
couple
proceeded
by
the
evening
train
for
a
visit
to
the
groom's
family
at
Pacific,
re
turning
here
Thursday
night
and
proceeding
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
George"
for
a
honeymoon
j
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
;
The
bride
ha?
lived
here
with
her
family
since
she
was
a
small
girl.
The
groom
Is
well
known
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Pacific
The
couple
will
have
the
hearty
congratulations
and
best
wishes
of
many
friends.
:
Terminal
Airplane
Glub
Has.
Dance
Enjoyable-
Affair
Held
In
Ea;les
Hall
Last
Nirht
Last
night
the
Terminal
Model
rMrplane
Club
held
an
enjoyable
voune
peoples'
dance
in
the
Ogles'
Hall,
the
success
of
which
was
due
to
the
co-operation
ot
all
present
Enjoyable
music
was
furnished
by
Bobby
Reid
and
his
irehestra.
Mrs.
II.
I
Landry
acted
as
chaperone.
MacKenzie's
Furniture
Special
For
Royal
Visit
Royal
Crown
Bed
Stead,
Koyal
Crown
Sprinf,
Royal
Crown
Inner
Spring
Mattress
Royal
Crest
Red,
Royal
Crest
Sprlnff.
Royal
Crest
Inner
Spring
Mattress
See
Them
in
Our
Window
44.50
S54.50
PHONE
TJ5
Excursion
Fare
To
Vancouver
FIRST
CLASS
Fare
and
One
Half
36-00
ROUND
TRIP
$36.00
FOR
THE
ROM.
VISIT
Half
Fare
for
Children
5
and
Under
12
Tickets
Good
Going-
.May
25th
Returning:
Leave
Vancouver
May
29tli
Canadian
National
Steamships
THIRD
AVENUE
ROYAL
VISIT
Pnone
2M
Special
Round
Trip
Excursion
All
Meals
and
Berth
'Included
Tickets
flood
doing,
on
S.S.
Cardena
Leaving
Prince
Rupert
Friday,
May
2C,
10:30
p.nv
Returning
on
S.S.-
Cardena
Tuesday,
(9
p-m.)
May
30th
Tickets,
Reservations
and
Information
UNION
STEAMSHIPS'
LTDi
Prince
Rupert
Agent
(F.
J.
Skinner)
THIRD
AVENUE,
Phone
568
SPORTING
GOODS
40
Tennis?
Rackets
To
Choose
From
SPECIAL
FKEE
With
Any
Racket
Over
$10
j
THREE
SPALDING
Pressure-Packed'
TENNIS
BALLS;
This
Week
Only
Our
Stock
of
FISHING
TACKLE
Is
At
Its
Best
Now
Come
in
and
Look
it
Over
KAIEN
HARDWARE
PHONE
3
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldg.
LOCKWOOD'S
FUR
STORE
NOW
OPEN
FOR
BUSINESS
Everything
in
Spring
Jackets
and
Capes
Selling
at
Vancouver
Prices
Bargains
for
Cash
iAll
Furs
Manufactured
by
T.
Pappas
of
Vancouver)
Third
Ave.
Next
Moose
Hall
NOTICE
!
Commencing
Saturday,
April
15th,
our
CONFECTIONERY
STORE
Will
Open
Until
10:00
p.m.
Mussallem's
Confectionery
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
nil
rmiwTMzw
ciiiiiiinarf
S
ROSE
BUSHES
Dwarf
Dahlias,
Gladioli
I
Last
Shipment
Arriving
This
I
Week
Wm.
GA1R
I
Florist,
Seedsman
Box
276
Phone
BLUE
974
i
Five
thousand
Prince
Rupert'
people
read
the
Dally
News.
It
pays
to
let
them
know
what
you
have
to
selL
n
trf
it
I