Saturday
April
22
1639.
wimM
Cut
extra
fine
to
snuggle
unootMy
into
the
paper,
to
roll
quickly
and
eaiily
Into
a
richer,
mellower
cigarette-
-thot'i
Old
Virginia,
a
more
satisfying
smoke
every
time.
You'll
praise
the
seal-light
pouch,
Like
a
"pocket
humidor",
it
keeps
Old
Virginia
always
fresh.
And
it's
so
convenient
you
can
tuck
a
double
automatic
book
of
"Chantecler"
or
"
Vogue
papers
right
into
it,
Office
Supplies
Typewriters
and
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
DIBB
PRINTING.
Company
Beiner
Block
Phone
234
CATCH
SEALS
Til
SYDNEY.
N
S.,
April
22:
Fi-hirmen
of
Capettick
in
i
i
Victoria
County
found
:
r
t
source
of
Income
this
.i
herd
of
seals
which
vtslt-im
on
the
pack
Ice
The
a
t-aught
more
than
2,000
5
NEW
AND
BETTER
15
INTEREST
GROWS
COLD
CURED
ICE
For
the
Halibut
and
Salmon
Fleett
tvoi...,
....
i.....uit...
tu.
im.imrii
npsearch
Station,
I
DOINGS
AROUND
OTTAWA
HOUSE
Continued
from
Page
On)
lain
should
that
country
be
attacked
or
In
danger.
But
under
our
democracy
11
was
the
people
who
-m
.'uitumiiK
lllc
llivcail8l"iia
ui
nit
I""'"'1"
5
the
Company
has
Just
completed
extensive
changes
and
improve-
,
i
,
...
.
i
...
jmii..a..
MAtViru4e
lui'iu
in
ice
taorae
nnu
nc
ucuii
iiicui,
he
for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
Ice,
thoroughly
cured
or
aned
at
new
low
temperatutes.
It
will
be
delivered
Into
the
hold,
even
In
the
hottest
weather,
as
cold
a
Hie
storage
room.
F
'
..ihermrn
nrp
Invltert
tn
lnsueCt
the
new
system.
I'
Be-
tor
ice
than
ever
before,
at
no
Increase
In
cost,
means
economy
.
'tin
boat
and
Improved
quality
In
fish
delivery.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
I
'Tlnce
Rupert
fa.
Ltd.
Columbia
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Canadian
Lealon
U.
E.
8.
L.
Tonight'
tram,
due
from
the
half-yearly
meeting
Wrdnesday.
t?a
at
11
o'clock,
waa
reported
Election
of
officers.
94
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
Robert
Ritchie,
son
of
Capt.
and
Harry
Dundas,
Indian,
for
Mrs,
David
Ritchie,
returned
home
drunkenness
was:
fined
$10,
with
on
the
Cardrna
this
morning
after
option
of
seven
days
lmprlson-spendlne
the
past
seven
months
ment,
In
city
police
court
this
In
Vancouver.
,
morning.
'
D.
C.
Schubert
has
now
taken
MARGARETS
Dress
Special
ovej-
duties
at
the
Canadian
Ka-
Monday
and
Tuesday..
$12.50
dresses
tlonal
Telegraphs
office
here
fol-
17-95;
$0.95
drcs!s8
$4.95;
$455
lowing
the
closing
down
6f
Ihe
drcises
'
$2
D3.
All
new
sheers
and
.Government
Telegraphs.
MUs
Marjorle
Wlllson,
an
exchange
teacher
from
London,
who
Is
spending
a
year
In
Mrs.
A.
Attree,
and
sailed
thlsf
morning
on
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver.
MUs
Willson
will
return
to
England
In
the
summer
by
way
of
California
and
the
Panama
Canal.
IMPORTANT
RESOURCE
Prf.
William
of
University,
In
.
AddrfM
Here,
Makes
Plea
For
I
Carnivores
As
Well
A
Herbivore
Prof
M.
Y.
Williams
of
the
Unl
versity
of
British
Columbia,
during
the
course
of
his
lecture
Thursday
evening
before
the
Women's
Canadian
Club,
dealt
to
some
ex
tent
with
11
technical
aspects
of
..1A
.4H.
.
I-
.
.
:
.;
V
I'
.
.
.
scientific
use
and
conservation
of
any
crisis
raruameni
wouia
DC
called
on
to
decide.
the
wild
life
resource,
emphaSlZ-tnir
thr
nrrwivu
nf
nnttirA
itwlf
Rt.
I
on.
Ernest
Upo
nte
Minister
,
k
ta
a
ba,ane(.
tnrou,n
lh(
of
Justice,
who
spoke
the
following
ldUtributlon
and
functions
of
the
day.
made
It
clear
that
the
Crown
'fnjvo
and
herD,vores.
wh,,,
was
the
bond
which
binds
all
the
thPre
a
ldea
tna.
Dominions
to
the
Motherland.
Un-jmany
of
tne
carnivores,
birds
a.-lty
was
most
desirable,
he
declared.
I
wel,
M
anlmlSi
wcre
a
pau
uunng
ure
prrsem
tnreaiening
antf
crcatures
which
preyed
cioua.
oi
war.
was
a
r,euiraiy
upon
otntrs
wer,
falr
me
to,
myth
for.
If
Canada
was
to
declare
Mnretrlcted
destruction.
Prof.
Wll-her
neutrality,
she
would
have
to
ilams
illustrated
ill
and
even
dls
step
out
of
the
Commonwealth
and
broils
results
whfcK
mlaht
ensur
he
doubted
If
the
people
of
Can-ltnrougn
lc).
Qt
conservation
of
aoa
were
prepared
to
ao
trus.
He.thee
camivores.
Wolves,
cougars
was
aralnst
conscription
but
any
tne
carniverous
birds
all
played
man
who
woald
not
protect
hfaowntthdr
part
In
maintaining
the
bal-
counlry
was
a
traitor.
ance
of
nature
by
preyini
upon
the
weak
and
unhealthy
herbivore,
keeping
the
more
useful
ones
strong
and
fit
and
reducing
as
In
the
case
of
the
predator
SAINT
JOHN.
N.B,
April
22:
(CPi
(
birds,
the
numbers
of
rodents-
An
Influx
of
entries
Indicates
In-,
rats
and
mice
which
did
untold
creasing
Interest
In
the
annual
New
damage
to
crorw.
warehouse
con-Brunswick
Competitive
Musical
tents
etc.
In
the
past
man
had
Festival
opening
here
May
9.
Centres
previously
unrepresented
will
be
tn
thts
year's
competition.
A
scnolarshlp
fund
for
the
benefit
of
talented
music
students
is
growing.
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
wiling
at
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVEI
Steamer
leavea
I'rlncc
Rupert
every
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
tlie
Eaat
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Alll-CONDITIONHI)
3LKKIMNG
CAH
For
fares,
etc..
call
r
writ'
City
Ticket
Office,
616
3rd
Ave.
V-17-C9
not
ben
sufficiently
appreciative
of
these
predators
and.
In
many
cases,
had
made
a
mistake
In
their1
destruction.
On
some
occasions
It
might
have
been
more
advantageous
to
protect
than
to
destroy
them.
Even
the
hawks,
crows,
badgers
and
coyotes
had
their
useful
functions.
It
was
an
anomalous
situation
that
a
bounty
might
b?
placed
upon
hawks
when
ther
was
a
pest
of
gophers
or
grass-hoooers
on
both
of
which
hawks
preyed.
The
herbivores
were
often
rcaily
more
of
a
menace
than
the
carnivores.
Wasted
Sympathy
,
Often
too,
declared
Prof.
Williams,
a
lot
of
sympathy
had
been
wasted
on
the
small
birds
which
were
In
no
danger
of
extermination.
The
generally
despised
crow-on
the
other
hand,
was
cjf
mucn
value
In
the
gra-sshopper
coun
tries.
Although
at
times
crows
might
appear
to
be
a
local
menace
the
speaker
was
Inclined
to
view
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
them
as
a
national
asset,
wucn
the
same
mktfit
be
said
for
many
types
of
hawks
and
owls
which
were
often
worthy
of
protection
md
should
be
destroyed
only
where
they
were
scientifically
es
tabllshcd
to
be
doing
more
harm
thin
good.
Dally
News
Classified
Advcrtls?-
mcnts
Bring
Results.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
Gas
Engines
Itepalred
and
Overhauled
crepes.
RAIL
BALL
(94)
F.
D.
Kelly
of
Petersburg,
who
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
oj
airplane
from
Alaska,
sailed
last
Vancouver,
arrived
In
the
city
on,
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
fot
Thursday
night's
train
from
Ter-
(Seattle.
race,
where
she
has
been
visiting
J
for
a
week
or
so
with
her
aunt1
ENJOYABLE
Annual
Affair
of
ON.R.A.
Drew
Croud
of
Three
Hundred
And
Was
Complete
Soreess
The
fifteenth
annual
night
of
the.
Canadian
Recreation
Association
Moose
Hall
-was
one
of
ball
last
National!
in
the
the
most
enjoyable
and
successful
that
has
yet
been
held.
It
drew
out
a
larger
crowd
than
has
attended
a
dance
In
Prince
Rupert
for
some
time,
I
well
along
to
tnree
hundred
I
so
as
being
present
The
hall
was
attractively
decor
ated
with
streamers,
ships
flags
and
other
appropriate
adornment.
Dancing
was
In
full
swing
from
9:20
p.
m.
until
3
a.
m.
with
music
by
Charlie
Balagno's
Orchestra.
O.
E,
Phlllinson
was.
as
usual,
a
gen
ial
master
of
ceremonies.
At
midnight
delicious
refresh
ments
were
served
with
J.
H.
Malr
In
charge
of
this
Important
feat,
ure.
S.
Jurmain
was
general
chair
man
and
Peter
Lakie
presided
at
I
the
dpor.
Tag
DayHeld
For
Soldiers'
Graves
Annual
Canvass
Uy
Queen
Mary
Chapter
I..O.
D.
E,
Belne
Held
With
prospects
of
fair
weather,
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
Is
today
holding
its
annual
tag-dav
In
aid
of
the
fund
for
the
Upkeep
and
care
of
soldiers'
graves
In
the
plot
at
Falnrtewr
Cemetery.
Under
the
general
supervision
of
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
regent
of
the
chapter,
and
with
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
and
Mrs.
W.
Brass
In
charge
at
headquarters
In
the
Canadian
Legion
Building,
the
taggers
were
on
the
streets
early.
Those
assist
ing
are:
Ken
Thomasson,
Marie
Lock,
Bobby
Cruickshank,
Betty
Allen,
Stephen
Peachey,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
Eleanor
Carr,
Molly
Frew.
Barbara
.Teng.
Margaret
Da-vles,
Pat
McClymont,
Bernard
For
tune.
Elspeth
MacKenzle.
Barbara
Hope,
Mrs.
WlUIam
Brass,
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays
and
Margaret
Carr.
If
you
for
It.
lose
anything,
advertise
Music
Teachers
and
Pupils
TORONTO
CONSERVATORY
OF
MUSIC
MIDSUMMER
EXAMINATIONS
fmlkel-Jvn.
m4
July
n.wy-JnJ10lh,
I2lh
mi
lllh
Appttatimi
tnd
ft.
wuM
rMth
Ik.
CwiMfraiarr
ao
Uttf
tha
MAY
lit,
1939
13)
CoUret
Strttt,
Toront
TtMIIKK
MIT.
X-SiSM
Tlver
-will
t
offtmt
for
Uc
by
i
Public
Auction
at
the
Offlc
ot
the
1
Dlstrlot
F!tter
at
Prince
Rupert,
P,
ic.
at
won
on
in
uui
my
at
1930,
Ufe
LlwtK.
X-24996.
situated
on'
Uie
North
Shore
of
Bmniier
take,
Smith
lUnd.
to
cuf
Spruce
ItemHoclct
IBalmm
uid
Ord&r.
Provided
buywe.
jurukble
to
attciut
-the
Auatloit
la
per-1
tan,
t
may
submit
Mttled
tender
I
to
tie
openrel
t
the
hour
of
Auction
land
treated
es
dm
bid.
I
Two
years
will
b
allowed
foe
remonl
of
Timber
Particulars
from
Chief
rvre.tr,
Vle
1
torlft.
District
Itorettter.
Prlnct
Rupert,
or
Rancer
Scott
oX
Prlnc
Ruprt
.
J."
Fred
Ritchie,
pioneer
local
civil
engineer,
is
still
a
patient
in
thf
Prince-
Rupert
General
Hospital
There
is
little
change
In
his
condition.
'
;
City
Commuidoner
W.
J.
Alder
this
morning,
in
his
capacity
as
a
city
council,
gave
Introductory
read
ings
to
the
bylaw
to
implement
regulations
as
to
zoning
of
the
city
under
the
Town
Planning
Act.
The
general
regulations
have
already
beep
announced.
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Aider
this
morning
authorized
the
sale
for
$60
cash
of
lot
4.
block
2,
section
'
to
William
Moffatt
and
Rod
Mc-Leod.
Tax
sale
certificate
riehtf
In
subdivision
"C
of
lots
11
and
12
block
18,
section
5
were
transferred
to
John
Makow
for
the
upset
price
of
$259.09
plus
Interest.
APPEAL
DISMISSED
The
appeal
of
Robert
BraseH
against
a
conviction
in
city
police
court
and
fine
of
$300
for
selllnc
beer
to
minors
was
dismissed
bv
Judge
w.
E.
Fisher
in
County
Court
yesterday.
T.
W.
Brown
act
ed
as
counsel
for
the
appellant
and
E.
F.
Jones
for
the
crown.
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
William
Huck,
R.
Bartlett,
Bill-
mor;
R.
Erlksen,
Sig
Wykle
and
John
Barseth,
city;
B.
Krlstmanson
and
W.
JrJinson,
Osland.
Central
H..
Ludvigsen,
Stewart;
Jack
Wells,
Vancouver;
II.
Crasser
Francois
Lake:
Mrs.
F.
C.
Woods,
Salvus;
O.
Peterson
and
Nels
Floe
city;
H.
L.
Nicholas,
CUR.
Prince
Rupert
H.
P.
Cahill.
Vancouver.
Knox
Mrs.
B.
Koines,
Vancouver;
C
JeUer.
ADford
Bay;
8.
Ortqulst,
Lewis
Island:
F.
Hudema,
city.
Announcements
All
adverUsemenu
tn
this
col-tmn
will
be
charged
for
a.
full
month
at
29c
a
word.
Moose
Bridge.
p.m.
sharp.
dance.
April
25,
S
Boys
Band
Tea,
Mrs.
Jack
Joy's,
April
2fl.
27.
Scout
Tea,
Mrs.
Hougan's
April
Hodgson
School,
Dancing
Recit
al,
Capitol
Theatre,
April
27,
23.
Dance,
St.
Peter's
Hall,
April
28.
Baptist
Missionary
Tea,
May
1.
United
Spring
Sale
May
3.
Eagle's
Bridge
May
S.
St.
Peter's
Bazaar,
May
4.
Milk
Fund
Tea
May
6.
Eastern
Star
Tea
at
Mrs.
Gammon's
home,
May
9th.
12.
Presbyterian
May
11.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
C57
Sgt
Tea,
Mrs.
Lakie:s
Cambral
Spinster's
Spree,
May
ORANGE
Spring
SaTe,
Metropole
Hall,
May
17.
18
llospltal
Tea,
Nurses'
Home,
May
Navy
League
Ball
May
19.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
VICTORIA
CHILDREN'S
FUND
EVENTS
May
5.
Grand
Dance.
Moose
Hall.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME.
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
PREPARE
FOR
WAR
Trained
Women
Finding
Plaee
In
New'Set-Up
in
Old
Country
Various
Corps
Working
Well
In
Preparedness
Scheme
for
John
Bull's
Defence
By
MOLLIE
McGEE
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
LONDON,
April
22:
CP)
Evac-
-
rAGRTHRfK
Council
to
continue
paying
its
grant
for
upkeep
should
conditions
force
it
to
move
to
Kent.
This
is
but
ope
of
dozens
of
such-
arrangements
between
organizations
and
women
oj-fering
services
and
accommodation.
Work
of
the
Auxiliary
Terrlt3rtxl
Army
or
Women's
Army
was
tested
when
the
great
recruiting
campaign
to
raise
Britain's
Territorial
Field
Army
to
war
establishment
6f
340.000
got
under
way
in
the
last
weeks
of
March.
Women
Territorials
fully
trained,
officered
and
In
uniform
took
charge
of
all
the
filing
and
clerical
wprk
in
the
various
centres
and
also,
did
most
of
the
automobile
driving
of
supervising
officials.
Stead-
uatlon
schemes
are
occupying
hun-
Uy.
surely,
the
great
new
orgahka-
dreds
of
womenV
committees
In
"on
or
women
is
tailing
into
s
England.
Women
in
rural
districts.
Place
in
Britain
s
army
ana
taxing
called
upon
some
time
ago
by
the
over
the
non-combatant
tasks
ai-luthoritles
to
help
In
taking
the
'-igned
to
it.
:ensus
of
available
jooms
and
des-
Women
in
their
tailored
uniforms
iriptlon
of
likely
buildings,
are
bus-
no
longer
cause
passersoy
to
stare
Uy
turning
In
reports.
as
they
walk
along
the
street
arid
As
if
to
emphasize
the
Importance
pnotograpners
no
longer
iurx
out-
of
plans
for
housing
of
school
chll-
side
the
Duke
orYorks
neaaquarj-dren
In
times
of
emereencv
in
ers
barracks
on
the
chance
of
gel-
camps
to
be
used
for
holiday
re-
ting
a
shot
at
an
awkward
squid
sorts
In
times
of
peace,
the
Queen
oj
Duxom
matrons
wno
nave
jou
sat
In
the
House
of
Commons
as
a
led
up"
to
cook
for
the
troops.
visitor
during
the
debate
on
Health
(
Effect
on
.Marriage
Minister
Elliott's
Camps
Bill.
Whether
military
activities
will
Summer
camps
for
boys
have
for
lower
the
number
of
marriages
this
years
been
one
of
the
King's
main
ycar
has
not
been
openly
predict
oclal
service
interests,
witn
tne
by
statisticians
given
to
such
flrf
King
the
Queen
has
lately
been
vis-
urej
DUt
the
Post
Office
authorf-Itlng
new
housing
settlements
In
ties
have
allowed
$75,000
less
lb
London's
East
End
and
outer
sub-jthelr
estimates
for
marriage
gratuf
urbs
and
Is
fully
Informed
on
ar-Jties,
or
bonuses
given
to
employee
rangements
being
maae
ror
tne
ac-.
departing
to
marry.
They
were
non-
?ommodatlon
of
the
working
class
population
In
times
of
peace
as
well
is
In
emergency.
The
main
concern
of
women
on
evacuation
committees
has
been
to
find
owners
of
large
houses
willing
to
take
children.
Complaints
were
registered
by
wealthy
householders
afraid
of
damage
to
their
property.
Arguments
waxed
hot
and
heavy
in
columns
devoted
to
correspondents
In
various
papers
and
the
theme
was
even
used
In
vaudeville
skits.
The
Health
Minister's
Camp
Bill
making
provision
for
50
evacuation
and
school
campe
would
abolish
the
necessity
of
btllettlng
thousands
of
children
though
country
houses
would
still
be
used
tor
some.
Would
Billet
Hospital
Lady
Jowltt,
wife
of
Sir
William
Jowitt.
former
Attorney-General
has
offered
to
take
the
patients
and
staff
of
a
Kensington
baby
hospi-j
committal
when
questioned.
The
estimate
Is
purely
speculative,
based
on
the
average
of
past
years,
and
does
not
mean
that
fewer
girls
are
expected
to
marry
this
year
or
that
the
girls
being
married
will
be
younger
and
will
have
had
fewer
years
of
service.
The
figure
given
Is
necessarily
a
long
shot,"
they
said.
The
largest
group
of
girls
coming
under
the
jurisdiction
of
the
Post
Office
are
the
telephone
girls
who
number
several
thousands
in
London
alone.
They
receive
a
bonus
In
proportion
to
their
years
of
service
if
leaving
to
marry
and
it
was
particularly
in
reference
to
them
that
the
authorities
were
questioned.
1
It
is
from
this
class
of
home
.that
the
new
territorials
are
being
recruited
and
military
plans
would
no
doubt
affect
their
matrimonial
prospects.
Say
what
they
will,
figures
in
the
tal
to
her
country
house
In
event
of
estimates
denote
Post
Office
au-
a
wartime
evacuation
or
Lonaon
tnonties
ao
not
expect
raucn
cim-
and
the
hospital
has
accepted
the
fetU
sprinkled
ort
the
steps
of
tele-affer
and
requested
the
Kensington
phone
exchanges
this
year!
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