PAGE
FOUR
Direct
Importers
of:
FINE
CHINA,
D1NNERWARE
Hotel
and
Restaurant
White
and
Green
Band.Vitrified
Ware
Various
Sizes
of
Glasses
for
Beer
Parlors
TELEPHONE
BRIDGE
BASEMENT
STORE
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
A
successful
telephone
,
bridge
OF
CANADA
(Si
MPERIAL
TOBAC
C
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8
o
o
o
COMMODORE
CAFE
Newly
Renovated.
New
Staff.
Improved
Services.
J.
N.
Klllas,
manager,
lias
Just
relumed
from
Vancouver
with
the
best
staff
obtainable.
New
Cooks,
New
Everything,
Up
to
the
Minute
Special
Rltic
Ribbon
Reef,
Especially
Imported
for
This
Cafe
..
.
?
coining
Here
Rut
the
Rest.
Try
Our
Special
8
Sunday
Dinners
I
THE
CARARET
0
llai
hern
converted
into
an
up
to
date
dining
room
with
special
g
provision
for
afternoon
teas.
Cards
provided
free.
Ladies
may
5
meet
their
friends
In
this
room
without
obligation.
Make
It
a
Downtown
Headquarters
wooooooooaaaaaoaoooooooooaooDooo
o
0
o
a
o
0
o
a
I
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
C
O
I
T
E
M
D
mm
7
From
seedling
to
sealed
package,
tobacco
has
no
privacy.
Except
for
its
long
sleep
while
maturing,
it
is
forever
under
searching
eyes
and
testing
fingers
both
alert
in
your
interests.
Experts
scrutinize
the
growing
crop
and
purchase
with
scrupulous
care.
Others,
again,
carefully
examine
and
grade
it
according
to
rigid,
high
standards
so
that
each
leaf
shall
go
to
just
that
product
for
which
it
is
best
suited.
And,
when
the
matured
tobacco
reaches
the
factory,
eyes
jealous
for
perfection
watch
every
process.
At
each
step
in
the
manufacture,
samples
arc
put
through
still
further
exacting
tests.
You
enjoy
the
flavour
and
fragrance
of
your
favourite
brand
because
the
tobacco
industry
employs
thousands
of
expert
eyes
and
ringers
and
equips
them
with
the
latest
inventions
of
science
and
the
finest
machinery
to
guard
and
perfect
your
enjoyment.
P
A
N
Y
J
The
following
vessels
of
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
fleet
had
grounds
in
readiness
for
the
opening
of
the
season
on
April
1:
Vik
ing
1.
Capt.
H.
Ertekson:
Teeny
Milly.
Capt.
George
Cook:
Prosperity
A..
Capt-
A.
C.
Christiansen;
Thrasher.
Capt.
E.
Shrubsall:
Uno-me,
Capt.
Bert
Sheppard;
Vera
Beatrice,
Capt.
Sinclair
Pierce;
Thelma.JL.
Capt.
Pete
Melo;
Signal,
Capt
Paddy
Ivarson:
J.
D.
A..
Capt.
)
Sam
Lockerby;
Southend,
Capt-'
J.
J..
Peter
r
Hougan
5an;
Johnson
M.
M.
Stephens
has
chartered
his
I
well
known
local
power
vessel
Vera
"
inai
case,
i
migru
uiui.
uui
party
was
held
last
night
by
..'.
the
at
the
regular
i
weekly
,
.
i
luncheon
t.
of
era
ting
from
the
company's
mlne'thg
i
railway
situation
ts
all
right
Prince
Prince
Runert
Rupert
Boys'
Boys'
Band
Band
Parents'
Parents'
the
the
Prince
Prince
Rupert
Rupert
Rotary
Rotary
Club
to-
Association.
Prlze-rlnners
were
day.
President
W.
L.
Coates
was
Mrs.
J.
Owen.
Mrs.
Webber,
Mrs.
in
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good
James
Krikeviky
and
Sam
Joy.
APPEAL
ENTERED
attendance
few
guests.
of
members
with
a
City
Commissioner
W.
J-
Alder,
sitting
yesterday
afternoon
In
his
capacity
as
a
city
council,
finally
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
islmoi
canning
company
with
an
si:
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prlncs
Rupert
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TUarstfa-
Ma-
The
Letter
Box
START
RIGHT
HERE
Editor.
Daily
News
In
Monday's
paper
you
publish
ed
a
"not
-so-goofy"
letter
by
"Can-
cieairu
up
mi
snoruy
uciuic
adlan"
who
lifted
today
for
Area
No.
2
f
khtng
,
n
.
farin
some
of
the
the
Canadian
people
and
then
suggested
that
aB
that
Is
required
to
overcome
them
is
the
"application
of
a
severe
dose
of
sound
common
sense."
I
feel
that
"Canadian"
is
right
in
a
certain
way.
Whether
or
not
he
ts
right
depends
on
how
the
common
sense
is
used.
After
all.
if
I
were
making
a
very
substantial
profit
out
of
the
contin
uance
of
situations
which
were
many
I
might
consider
it
the
essence
of
"common
sense"
to
oppose
any
change
which
would
benefit
the
country
as
a
"
whole
"
at
the
expense
Rev.
E.
E.
Brandt,
pastor
of
First
S..Frye
to
the
Reward
Mining
Co.i"'
.
"V.m
V,
Baptist
Church,
was
the
speaker
It
wllLtoe
used
as
a
serrice
boat
op-
?!
!LT"MJ
the
way
It
now
stands
and
that
the
national
debt
situation
had
better
be
left
alone.
If
I
were
to
take
this
meaning
from
Canadian's"
letter.
I
might
easily
agree
that
we
should
apply
a
"severe
dose
of
sound
com
On
behalf
of
Robert
Brasell.
an
Martin
A.
Kroeger.
who
left
for
reconsidered
and
adopted
one
by-man
sense"
to
the
solution
of
our
appeal
has
been
entered
by
T.
W
Los
Angeles
with
his
father
twenty
iaw
providing
for
the
Town
Plan-
problems.
Perhaps,
unconsciously.
Brown
against
a
conviction
and
years
ago.
is
back
In
the
city.
He'nini?
rmm'miaainn
fine
of
$300
imposed
by
Magistrate
spent
twelve
In
California
and
years
instead
of
three
elective
members
egea
were
granted
to
me
and
others
McClymont
In
city
police
court
for
for
the
past
eight
years
has
lived
In
and
another
to
effect
amendment
like
me
by
the
government
or
some
,t
SriMnnTT
J"?
Wentified
with
Cen-
to
the
Building
Bylaw.
Accounts
.other
agency,
a
constructive
for-
t
5.hn
nL,f,
ral,ramanni
that
has
made
f0r
the
month
of
February
total-
ward
step
would
have
been
taken
..-.w.
...vvum,
v,vui.
...
ruj-
iweive
pictures
ai
'ne
capital.
He
ling
$20437.17
were
passed
for
to
solve
vun
w
itmiB
me
crown,
nopes
to
stay
in
Prince
Rupert.
payment.
our
problems."
On
the
other
hand.
I
might
feel
that
the
answer
to
some
of
our
problems
lies
In
providing
measures
the
purpose
of
which
Is
to
'benefit
the
nation
as
a
whole.
In
.h.
rase
I
might
wish
to
take
a
Line
of
action
distinctly
different
frnm
that
contemplated
by
the
first
Fln
of
view
and
still
consider
such
I
art
'in
the
"application
of
a
severe
dese
of
sound
common
sense."
To
wh.
;h
view
does
"Canadian"
sub-
.si-ribe''
'
Your
correspondent
saya
that
"no
T.e
seems
to
have
the
nerve
to
administer
the
medicine"
of
common
sense
and
then
calls
for
someone
to
do
the
)ob.
Why
doesn't
"Canadian"
do
the
Job?
Why
pass
the
buck?
If
he
thinks
the
job
of
meeting
all
these
problems
is
too
large
an
order
for
him
to
handle,
that
fact
can
scarcely
be
taken
as
an
ex-
cure
to
sit
back
and
do
nothlni.
KINGSTON
ROOMS
ATTENTION
Fishermen
Bright
clean
rooms
over
McCutcheon's.
ARTICLES
FOR
SALE
RUBBER
OOODS,
SUNDRIES,
ETC.,
mailed
postpaid
In
plal.;
sealed
wrapper.
80
less
than
retail.
Write
for
mall-order
catalogue.
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CO.,
Dept
L,
Box
91,
Hamilton,
Ont.
tf
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LOST
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set
of
teeth.
Flndet
kindly
return
to,
Dally
News
fov
advertiser.
(75)
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Hills
PAINTING
and
DECORATING
Sign
Work
of
all'
Descriptions
Estimates
Furnished
Free
Phone
BLUE
751
MILITARY
(PICTURES
FUNERAL
IN
APRIL
Afternoon!
Last
Rites
Observed
This
for
l.ate
Norman
Short
10!nd
.Interestlnc
Battery
Takes
Tart
MUHary
honors
were
accorded
ht
aiunuiAn
at
the
funeral
of
the
fitting
tribute
was
paid
to
the
mem
ory
of
deceased.
The
serrice
at
the
Cathedral
was
funeral
procession.
Jack
Preece.
president
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
was
In
charge.
It
about
time
we
stopped
looking
for
some
economic
or
poltUcal
wtt-
ard
to
legislate
us
out
of
our
difficul
ties
by
means
ot
a
few
magic
laws'
Isn't
it
about
time
we.
the
people,
decided
to
roll
up
our
sleeves,
to
tackle
the
problems
right
on
our
doorstep
first
to
apply
common
sense
in
a
way
thit
will
help
the
community
and
the
nation
as
a
whole?
I
n-i..i
.
..
.
..I
I
wonrtr
ir
"r?anai4l
-itl
cnruig
nauonai
prooiems
migni
,
'
,
-
-Iprove
too
large
an
order
In
thlcept
the
cha',pnW
o
do
aomethln:
case
but
surely
there
are
a
ooorfl
"""ul"r
"crc
no
or
Ul
many
problems
right
In
this
com
munity
crying
for
attention
Anv-one
with
reasonable
powers
of
ob
servation
can
see
lota
of
them.
And
I
will
suggest
that
a
constructive
and
successful
attack
on
so-ne
of
these
will
Inspire
other
community
groups
similarly
to
apply
common
sense
to
theirs.
In
that
wav
w
t
should
gain
the
knowledge
and
experience
that
will
enable
us
later
I
to
deal
with
the
larger
problems
I
effectively
nAssiFiEO
FOR
KENT
(FOR
RENT
Downtown
three-room
,
"Ktyj
utitiic
uaiiis,
till
'
IL.
t
a
he
merely
the
kind
of
person
who
wui
ao
nothing
more
than
write
let
ters
to
the
editor?
CANDIDU8.
Heals
Eczema
Here
Is
a
clean,
stainless,
penetrating
antiseDtlc
now
dispensed
by
chemlsta
at
trifling
cost.
Not
onlv
rfnat
lhl
nmit
Vialln.
lantlscntlc
oil
nromote
raniH
anH
After
ten
depression
years.
Isn't
hf
allV
healing
In
open
sorea
and
'
v
j
to.
'
I
woun(is
but
bolls
and
Jilmnli.
nlr.r.l
are
relieved
ana
cleanly
healed.
In
skin
diseases
the
Itching
of
Eczema
Is
Instantly
stopped.
Pimples
skin
eruptions
dry
up
and
scale
off
in
a
very
few
days.
The
same
Is
true
of
Barber's
Itch,
8alt
Rheum,
Itching
Toes
and
Feet
and
other
Inflammatory
skin
disorders.
You
can
obtain
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
"full
strength"
In
the
original
bottle
at
any
modern
drug
store.
Satisfaction
guaranteed
or
money
refunded.
"Ootrrnmrnt
l.tquor
Att"
(8cllon
87)
.Vollte
of
Application
for
Content
To
irin!rr
lUtr
Ucrnrt
Notic
U
hprrtjjr
given
that
on
the
Reasonab
e
rent
Phone
Black
.tZL..'.
10th
oajr
of
.
April
pni
Ixtt.
.
tha
urvtr.
urv3"'
"'3
180)
Control
Control
Board
D.it
for
for
cunamt
curuwnt
tn
to
inn.f..
truufcr
ot
IWr
Licence
No,
4133,
Uaunl
in
n-pect
of
prccnlm
bo(ng
pan
of
building
known
m
Saroy
Itatl,
iltuU
at
FrarT
Streot,
upon
th
UnU
de-cribd
m
loU
No.
13
and
14,
Block
33,
Beotion
1,
Map
gi3.
Prtrx
Rupert
land
RltraU)n
DIMrtct,
in
th
Pror.
inca
of
BrttUh
Columbia,
from
Ali-andcr
Jamra
Prudrtomnu
to
Carl
William
ZardU
of
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
the
trarmfrrr.
ttted
at
Prlnre
Rupert,
B,
O.
tbU
8th
day
of
March
1939
CARL
WllUAU
'ZARIXU
Applicant
and
Traaafere.
IX
TIIK
St
l'UtMK
(
IH
IT
Of
ItltlTIHII
(OI.L.MIUl
III
lrobale
In
I
lie
MaUrr
i.f
the
Mdmliilntratlon
Ait"
Ami
In
the
Mailer
of
the
Olule
of
Mik
H'orober,
l)n-eaieil
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
wder
of
1IU
Honfjr.
W
E.
rwwr.
Uie
27th
day
of
Mart.
A.
D.
1939,
1
waa
appointed
Admin
Wmtor
of
the
enlAte
of
Nick
Worobec,
dnnwed,
and
all
parUea
having
clalrmi
nBtiit
the
ild
eaUte
are
ivrtifj
mjulrl
to
funUh
name,
prop-iy
verttlort
to
me
on
or
before
the
29th
day
of
April,
A.
D.
1939,
and
ill
pnrtlea
lntWl
to
Ui
entate
are
r-qtlred
lo
jmjr
Uw
lumnunt
of
their
IraVibtetliiene
to
me
torthwtth.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
AdnUnlMrator,
Pruvf
Rupert,
n
O
2ttU
lUy
vt
Marth,
A.
U.
Lit
of
Bookings
At
Capitol
I'or
Coming
Month
Announred
it,
vnrman
Svdne
Short,
well
An
Interest
list
of
pictures
known
and
esteemed
pioneer
of
this
"f""
'or
a"
f
April
city
who
served
In
France
during
"k
Wlc
vmpm
ineaire
announc-
nrt
War
fir
with
th
67th
I
11
follow:
I
BatUlkm
and
later
with
the
lWnd.
April
1-Bob
Hope.
Shirley
Ross
Many
friends
assembled
at
the
tun-1
Charlea
Butterworth
In
eral
service
which
was
held
In
St.'
"Thanks
for
the
Memory"
and
Andrews
Anglican
Cathedral
awl
DwmU
O
Keefe
and
Cecilia
Park-
ttr
er
In
In
"tin
"Bur
TI
f'r
.
em
Up
O'Connor
April
3.
4
and
5-Errol
Ftynn
and
Basil
Rath
bone
In
"Dawn
Pat-
roL"
EilerUen;
Toodle.
CapM
the
dean.
Rer.'-"
numbers
conducted
by
Very
Ure
Wold:
Tramp.
Capt.
Samj
".SttaTn!
Ind
TarVmes
Olb-on.
and
Peter.
Lien;
April
6
and
7-Mlckey
Rooney
Skeena
M.
II.
Capt.
M.,"
ently
there
Are
such
people.
!rJreded
at
the
organ.
Hymns
were!
Wallace
Beery
In
"Stable-
"Abide
With
Me"
and
"Nearer
My
Ood
to
Thee
"
Mrs.
J.
H.
MeLeodj
April
5-Leo
OsrrUlo
and
Bob-sang
"Beautiful
Island
of
Some-
Bnen
"Fiaherman's
Luck
where
-
by
Breen
in
"Fisherman's
Wharf
"
Followlng
the
Cathedral
service
there
was
a
procession
to
Falrvlew;
Cemetery
where
Interment
was
made
with
military
honors.
The
Last
Post"
was
sounded
by
Buglar
William
flanr
thrre
in
a
lament
April
10
and
II
Virginia
Bruce.
Margaret
Lindsay
and
Melvyn
Douglas
In
There's
That
Woman
Again"
and
Joei
McCrea
and
An-
April
12
and
hv
Plner
Ram
LeHe
who,
nine
-rnnc
uupert
band
had
taken
part
in
the
proces
sion,
and
three
volleys
were
fired
drea
Leeds
Fllnj.
an4
.
by
a
party
from
the
102nd
Battery
j,
in
marge
01
oergeam
aicx
Aiucnrii
and
consisting
of
Sergeant
T.
A.
McWaters.
Sergeant
Oeorge
Mad-dill.
Lance
Sergeant
J.
Mussallem.
Bombardiers
Duncan
Miller
and
Walter
Cross.
Lance
Bombardier
H.
II.
Ward
and
Ounners
J
Comadina,
Victor
Miller.
Elmer
Thompson.
Arthur
Phillips
and
Oeorge
Dybhavn.
Pallbearers
were
R.
E.
Hudson.
James
Parkes.
W.
E.
Denning.
Fred
Hardy.
C.
L.
Youngman
and
Frltx
in
"Youth
Takes
a
'
r-r
-
rinAralU
CaaLi.
I
.m
wit
i
April
14
and
IS
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Lane
Morris
in
"Brother
April
17.
18
and
10-Raymond
Massey
and
Sabu
In
"Drums."
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April
30
and
31-Anee
Fare.
Constance
Bennett
and
Nancy
Kel
ly
In
"Tallapin"
and
Edmund
Lnwe
In
"Murder
on
Diamond
Row."
April
22
Feature
not
yet
book
fd.
April
24.
23
and
3-Rmald
Col
man
"If
I
Were
King
"
Skiellum.
all
of
whom
had
been
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and
comrades
of
deceased
with
the
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more
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men
naa,
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and
Hodgson
Dancing
a
special
piace
marenmg
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Revue
on
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Music
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
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Joan
Davis
Charles
Farrell
Bill
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7:16
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