PAGE
FOUR
Direct
Importers
of:
FINE
CHINA,
D1NNERWARE
Hotel
and
Restaurant
White
and
Green
Band
Vitrified
Ware
Various
Sizes
of
Glasses
for
Beer
Parlors
BASEMENT
STORE
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
Hotel
Arrivals
Central
S;
Johnson
and
E.
F.
Nosbiit,
Stewart.
Knox
William
Aidhe,
Ben
Eriekson
and
O.
Anderson,
city;
James
Hart,
E-
slngton.
Trince
Rupert
H.
F.
Sllverthorne,
Billmor;
M.
H.
McLean,
Port
Edward;
N.
D.
Lambert,
C.
R.
Dobbin,
H.
Thomas
and
W
O-
Holland.
Vancouver;
G.
H.
Tycho,
Smithers;
D.
Pitts,
Port
Simpson;
Mrs.
J.
Larsen,
Alice
Arm.
Royal
N.
Jensen.
Terrace;
Claus
Holland,
city.
CONSTIPATIONAMAES
PEOPlf
HATE
YOU
Nobody
love
a
grouch.
But
if
your
bowels
aren't
"regular"
you're
bound
to
.feel
mean.
Common
con
ttipatkm
is
often
caused
by
a
diet
that
lacks
"bulk.
Many
common
foods
don't
leave
enough
residue
for
the
bowels'
to
Veep
them
working
rhythmically.
Crisp,
crunchy
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
helps
to
form
a
soft
bulky
mass
'that
encourages
bowel
movements.
And
ALL-BRAN
is
a
rich
source
tof
Nature's
intestinal
tonic.
Vitamin
Bj.
Adopt
this
sensible
routine:
Eat
ALL-BRAN
every
day;
drink
plenty
of
water.
With
"regular"
habits
youll
be
a
new
person.
fWtoDATtYOu
AU-BRAH
g
MUalt
Kiflitili
Liifu,
ChiIl
At
f
irtcw's.
I
KING'S
CRUISER
WILL
HOLD
c..u.u.
w,c
DOWN
ITS
HIGH
POWER
nn
Prlesslon;
The
latest
examination
paper
set
(Continued
From
Page
One)
there
will
be
no
change
In
the
nor
mal
routine
aboard
the
Court
is
at
sea.
Th
The
Kin
King
will
J
be
addressed
as
"Sir"
like
any
other
I
naval
officer
and
there
wiJJ
be
no
unnecessary
saluting
or
curtseying
as
Their
Majesties
move
about
their
"floating
castle."
I
A
naval
rating,
selected
with
a
'group
of
instrumentalists
to
augment
the
band
aboard
H.M.S.
Repulse,
will
have
the
honor
of
crooning
the
latest
song
hits
for
the
King
and
Queen
during
their
voyage
to
Canada.
Several
candidates
have
been
considered
but
the
Identity
of
the
lucky
one
has
not
yet
been
disclosed.
The
band
has
already
gone
Into
rehearsal,
with
a
repertoire
ranging
from
popular
dance
tunes,
light
opera
to
the
classics.
The
King
Is
particularly
fond
of
light
music
like
Strauss
and
Sullivan,
while
the
Queen's
taste
inclines
to
the
more
classical
works,
especially
Chopin.
.Sibelius
and
Stravinsky.
The
Queen
will
have
an
opportunity
of
playing
!her
favorite
pieces
during
the
voy-jage,
as
Instructions
have
been
glv-j
en
to
move
the
piano
from
the
Royal
yacht,
"Victoria
and
Albert,"
to
i
her
Majesty's
lounge
on
the
OOCKJDOOOOOOCHJOOOOiJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO&O
o
.
5
s
COMMODORE
CAFE
Newly
Renovated.
New
Staff.
Improved
Services.
J.
N.
Klllas,
manager,
has
just
returned
from
Vancouver
with
the
best
staff
obtainable.
New
Cooks,
New
Everything,
Up
to
the
Minute
Special
Hlue
Ribbon
Beef,
Especially
Imported
for
This
Cafe
Nothing
Here
But
the
Best.
Try
Our
Special
Sunday
Dinners
THE
CABARET
lias
been
converted
Into
an
up
to
date
dining
room
with
special
provision
for
afternoon
teas.
Cards
provided
free.
Ladies
may
meet
their
friends
in
this
room
without
obligation.
Make
it
Downtown
Headquarters
oooooeoaooaadnQOoooooa
.
s
SCARCITY
;
OFNURSES
j
Girls
Decline
to
EntUt
in
Britain's
'
Hospital
Services
Despite
Effort
to
Raise
Standard
I
By
.MOLL1E
McGEE
i
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
LONDON,
March
28:
CP-Shortage
of
recruits
for
the
nursling
profession
in
England
continues.
Meetings
have
been
held
attended
by
Royalty.
Queen
Mary
made
an
appeal
read
at
one
by
the
'
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
and
headmistresses
of
girls'
schools
are
endeavoring
to
arouse
enthusiasm
i
:for
nursing
work
among
their
pu-'
pils,
but
there
has
been
little
result
Many
among
the
medical
profession
blame
the
shortage
on
the
type
of
menial
work
still
given
to
nurses.
others
on
the
small
pay.
There
has
also
been
an
outcry
about
the
ex-
(
by.
the
General
Nursing
Council
for'
England
and
Wales
has
questions
steam
at
full
speed
and
on
the
voy-
on
It
that
seem
to
have
strangely
age
with
Their
Majesties
across
the
little
to
do
with
nursing.
For
in-'
Atlantic
and
up
the
broad
St.
Law-
i
stance,
the
applicant
Is
asked
to
say
j
ranee
to
Quebec,
the
Repulse
is
ex-
j
who
wrote
the
following
lines:
pectcd
to
cruise
somewhere
between
;
Be
angry
with
your
little
boy
J
18
and
21
knots.
And
beat
him
when
he
sneezes
,
irur
ne
can
penecuy
enjoy
Slower
for
Comfort
.
pper
wnen
ne
pleascs
With
their
fine
lines,
low
free-'
And
she
must
know
too.
who
boird
and
enormous
engine
power.
I
rald:
"Am
I
my
brother's
keeper?"
the
tendency
of
battle-cruisers
Is
to'
Patriotism
Is
not
enough.'!
"sit
down"
aft
when
travelling
at
"Friends,
Romans.
Countrymen."
top
speed.
Thus
even
in
a
moderate!
future
nurses
must
also
know
sea
the
ship's
quarter
deck
would
where,
in
the
British
Isles,
the
fol-be
awash
if
an
attempt
were
made
(lowing
are
produced:
buttons
fn
stMm
"full
nut
ThprA
iM
I
mustard,
cheese,
blsruitx
iat
J
also
be
a
noticeable
increase
of
vl-'lace
curtains,
and
name
correctly
,
bration.
I
the
authors
of
"The
Citadel."
"Hia-
.
A
record
run
by
a
British
war-lwatna"
"The
Good
Companions."
ship
carrying
royalty
is
not
without
i
5Ua
Marner
precedent,
however.
In
1908,
when'
compound
fractions
and
other
King
George
V..
as
Prince
of
Wales,
seemingly
irrelevent
matters
fin-visited
Canada.
HMS.
Indomitable
lsn
K
e
P&Tr.
publicly
showed
her
paces
on
the
LadT
Now.
acting
as
spokesman
North
Atlantic
route.
.Ior
a
number
of
critics,
said:
On
the
homeward
run
with
the
Prince,
the
cruiser's
average"
speed
compared
favorably
"with
the
Atlantic
express
liners,
except
the
.ocean
greyhounds
of
the
day.
the
IMUuretania
and
Lusltania.
1
On
that
voyage
the
future
King
of
Britain,
father
of
the
present
King,
gave
an
early
indication
of
ihls
democratic
leanings
by
going
(
into
the
stokehold
and
doing
a
full
trick
at
coal-heaving.
"Sir"
to
Ship's
Company
At
the
special
request
of
the
King
Proficiency
In
arithmetic
or
know
ledge
of
who
wrote
Hiawatha
and
Silas
Marner
and
In
what
part
of
the
British
Isles
buttons
and
mus
tard
are
made
is
scarcely
proof
that
the
candidate
possesses
those
iana
was
broueht
ud
bv
franir
Toman
te
n.
1
.
I
.-.
w
cinciiiig
uie
piui
en-slon
because
It
U
filled
at
present
with
girls
of
the
domestic
servant
class.
These
girls
are
willing
to
do
th-drudgery
given
to
pupil
nurses
In
the
hospitals
at
present
and
because
of
their
lack
of
knowledge
cannot
aspire
to
any
high
degree
of
nurses'
training.
Their
presence
In
the
profession
deters
their
more
fortunate
sisters
from
entering
and
being
classed
as
the
same.
Matrons
who
have
worked
with
Canadians
and
Americans
are
quite
the
Atlantic
Is
superior
In
education,
training
and
outlook
t0
the
English
nurse.
It
was
with
the
Idea
of
cleaning
out
the
profession
so
Bridge
Party
At
Alice
Arm
Was
Much
Enjoyed
ALICE
ARM,
March
28:
Und?r
the
auspices
of
the
Alice
Arm
branch
of
the
British
Columbia
Chamber
of
Mines
another
most
enjoyable
bridge
party
was
held
in
the
community
club
house
on
Saturday.
Ladles'
first
prize
was
won
by
Mrs-
E.
Peterson
and
ladles
con
solation
prize
by
Mrs.
Barney
Tur-
bltt.
men's
first
prize
was
won
by
E.
Peterson
and
consolation
prlz?
by
O.
Flva.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
Ole
Evindson
and
Mrs.
F.
Falck.
I
It
Is
proposed
to
hold
one
more
bridge
party
In
April
which
will
be
the
last
one
of
the
season
as,
with
the
advent
of
fine
weather,
the
people's
thoughts
turn
towards
gar
dening
and
other
out
of
door
pastimes.
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad-vertlsemenf-
for
beat
resulta.
vms
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday
u.
lOLLlSON
WITH
MRS.
DAHL
sss
y
1
James
Mollison.
famed
British
aviator
pictured
h
re
with
beau-Uful
Mra
Harolti
Xahl.
wife
of
a
United
S'a'
.
ariator
Mrs.
Dahl
and
Mollison
are
pictured
at
Cannes
France
Aussies
Talk
Pro
Cricket
Subsidies
In
South
Australia
Seen
As
Challente
Por
All
SYDNEY.
Australia,
(
CP-Reuters
)
An
"shamateur"
cricket
to
be
faced,
and
better."
Mareh
2-
TURKS
AIR-MINDED
ANKARA.
'
Turkey.
March
28:
'CP
A
new
two-year
course
involving
air-raid
precautions
and
principles
of
national
defence
has
been
introduced
In
Turkish
schools.
THE
SEAL
t
QUALITY
riiM
in
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
la
Prince
Rupert
,
OWNED
OLD
LANDMARK
M.
and
N.
Bar
Building
at
Dawson,
,
Drtrojed
by
Fire,
Onre
Proper-j
ty
of
.Mrs.
Peter
Black
attack
on.
The
M.
and
N.
Bar
building,
fa-has
been
mous
three-storey
landmark
of
vocational
qualities
so
necessarv
irilmade
bv
K-
-
E-
Johnson,
mem-
Dawson.
hlch
as
destroyed
b
I
a
nurse."
jber
of
the
executive
committee
of
1
fire
a
few
days
ago.
was
for
ten.
Main
Cause
of
Shortage
the
New
Wal
Cricket
As-'j-ears
owned
by
Mrs
Peter
Black.
I
Yet
those
examination
papers
i,soc,auon
and
aUo
a
member
of
now
of
this
city.
Mrs.
Black
pur-;
were
set
with
a
very
definite
Dur-luie
usirauan
ra
or
Control,
chased
It
in
1W4
for
J18.000
from
pose
In
view.
Though
the
fact
has
not
been
reported
the
main
cause
of
the
shortage
of
nurses
in
Eng-
ii
air
w
iace
iroieMionai-
.mi,
r
.
waoe
aua
auposed
of
It
urn
in
cricicet
in
Australia,
let
us
In
1914
after
coming
to
Prince
Ru-come
out
in
the
open
and
say
so."
pert.
said
Mr.
Johnson.
"I
know
there:
One
of
Mrs.
Black's
tenants
in
the
shin
while
Peake
at
the
Congress
last
year
are
many
mPPotten
of
the
game
'the
building
was
Alexander
Pan-'
-iii;Tne
ri8ht
type
of
edcuated
younrwho
do
not
be,,eve
11
u
desirable
tage.
later
a
famous
theatrical
mat
professionalism
should
have
nroducer.
who
tumd
it
a
a
rir-.
'
a
pace
m
our
cricket;
while
there
i
hall,
calling
it
the
Savoy
are
others
who
do
not
see
anyi
The
building
derived
Its
.later
reason
why
a
player
should
not
belname
"M
and
N"
Bar
through
hav-paid
for
hU
services."
'tng
been
operated
by
two
men.
Mr.
Johnson
was
commenting
MacDonald
and
Nelson,
who
leased
on
recent
disclosures
that
South
It
from
Mrs.
Black,
paying
$860
per
Australian
players
were
being
sub-
month
In
the
palmy
davi
of
the
sldlzed
by
their
association.
He
old
gold
camp.
Many
of
the
color-added
he
thought
the
system
was
ful
figures
of
the
Klondyke
fre-bound
to
lead
to
discontent.
quented
the
place.
"What
most
be
the
thoughts
of
The
firm
of
Pattullo
&
Radford
some
of
the
prominent
players
In
of
which
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
was
South
Australia
who
do
not
receive
the
senior
member,
eventually
ne-subsldies?"
he
asked
"I
certainly
aotlated
the
sale
of
th
huttri
willing
to
concede
that
as
a
rule'thlnk
that
what
South'
Au"
building
on
Mrs.
Black's
behalf
the
nurse
on
the
American
side
of'does
U
the
concern
New
South,
waies.
i
oeueve
mat
anythln;
'
that
affecU
the
whole
fabric
of
NAZI
BEER
COMES
BACK
Australian
cricket,
as
professional-1
BERLIN.
March
38:
(CP)
The
Ism
undoubtedly
does,
is
a
matter.
I
National
Health
office
has
come
to
that
It
would
appeal
to
the
better
not
only
for
New
Soutn
Wal-
but'the
conclusion
Oermans
must
have
type
of
girl
that
the
much-critlzedi
examinations
were
drawn
up.
It
does
not
seem
that
they
will
accomplish
their
object.
lurauswies.
ine
mauer
win
nave
their
beer
A
national
policy
of
the
sooner
the
abstinence
has
been
modified
to
apply
only
to
the
youth
of
the
country.
George
Hills
I'AINTINO
and
DECORATINd
Sign
Work
of
all
Description
Estimates
Furnished
Free
Phone
BLUE
731
"(Jovrrnmrnt
l.li)
nor
AH"
(Section
37)
.Votlre
of
Application
(or
Con.ml
To
TraiWrr
Hfrr
l.ltrncc
NoUc.
U
hrrebr
given
tht
on
th
10th
Uy
of
April
next,
the
under-klgned
tnlAnCU
o
apply
to
th
Liquor
Oontrol
Board
for
canmnt
to
trnrrr
or
rwr
Licence
fto,
U23,
lued
In
rt--pec,
ol
pretnbm
'being
part
of
t
building
known
M
Bavoy
Halrl,
tttuat
at
PraMT
Btrrot,
upon
tht
laruU
da-crlbed
aa
IU
No.
13
and
11,
Block
33,
Section
1,
Map
923,
Prtnoe
lUtpcrt
lnd
IWlntratkon
District,
In
th
Province
of
DrltlAh
OolumbU,
from
Alexander
Jamni
rrudhomma
to
Oarl
William
Zarrtll
of
Prliu
rtlipert.
Drltlali
Columbia,
the
tnuufrrM.
Dutrd
at
Prince
nuprrt,
D.
O.
thla
Sth
day
of
March
1039.
CARL
WILLIAM
ZARCLU
Apjiltonnt
and
TYwiAff
rra.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Union
steamer
Caiala
f
.
V
Tip
f
Icq
tf&l
tale
urtM,
J
CNJl.
steamer
Prtnce
George,
dock
work
in
connection
with
her
annual
overhaul
having
been
completed,
was
taken
off
the
pontoons
this
morning
and
work
will
be
continued
on
the
vessel
alongside
the
!
pier
The
Prtnce
Charles
was
taken
on
to
ine
pontoons
uua
aiteniwm.
There
were
only
38
passengers
aboard
the
atatnr
Princess
Louise
which
was
In
port
yesterday
al-ternoon
southbound
from
Skagway
!
to
Vancouver.
Ther
was
but
one
disembarking
from
the
veasel
here.
Two
passenger
boarded
the
ship
at
this
port
for
Vancouver.
Indian
Agent
W.
S.
CoUiaon
and
Dominion
Constable
A.
J
Watktn-.-on
are
on
a
tr!n
Ut
Port
Simpson
today
aboard
the
departmental
cruiser
Naekeeaa.
They
left
thU
morning
and
are
expected
back
tonight
APPLES
IOR
GER.MANV
CRB8TON.
B.C
.
Mareh
M:
(CP
Germaru
are
eUng
more
Canadian
apples
IlrttUh
Columbia
exports
of
apples
to
Germany
this
year
total
115
cars
an
Increase
of
15
over
1938.
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points.
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vessel
was
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the
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of
the
Canadian
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age
Co.
this
morning
to
load
fros
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fteh
for
Vancouver.
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baking,
cooking
and
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changed
back
for
use
with
coal
or
wood
in
a
m'
,
1'or
Satisfactory
Service
Gel
a
McClary
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
Phone
311
Crystal
Dun
But
they
light
MclUllDC
strut
on
i
King
Coal
DUn
flotit
For
they
spark
Black
Diamonds?
A
Ton
Will
Come
to
Vnu
If
Vo
Phone
up
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Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVER
TUES-
T.S.S.
CARPrNA
f
K'"AT'
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10;
JO
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Thurs.
a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Mndiy
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
TUkels
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Ti
r-ets
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Atent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
rid..
thp
Daii)
r.
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doinfj
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