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No.
101.
TOT
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday
Msy
j,
i
t
DIAMONDS
Gems
of
Romance.
Mounted
in
Modern
Settings
by
Skilled
Craftsmen
We
Have
a
Large
Assortment
of
the
Latest
Designs
in
ENGAGEMENT
KINGS,
WEDDING
KINGS,
BKOOCIIES,
KRACELETS,
EARRINGS
Or,
We
will
make
to
order,
any
design
that
you
prefer,
in
rings
or
any
other
piece
of
Jewelry.
We
have
in
stock
rings
from
$1150
tot$1200.00.
We
Invite
Your
Inspection
FINE
CHINA,
DINNERWARE,
GLASSWARE
Basement
Store
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
SERVICE
workers
were
most
needed.
Mr.
Fiddes
chose
as
his
text
"
Follow
Through."
In
golf,
tennis,
bad-
fT
DfVG
mlnton
or
any
game,
even
in
the
II
P
Y
ij
great
game
of
life,
one
must
follow
1
through.
One
could
not
stop
half
Bert
Fiddes.
Secretary
of
thejy
and
pect
to
win.
The
world
Boys
Work
Board
of
the
Religious!-"
too
full
of
good
starters
but
Education
Council
In
British
col-
fw
were
8d
finishers,
umbla,
was
the
guest
speaker
at
In
the
young
peoples"
societies,
the
morning
service
in
First
Unit-
the
Sunday
School,
university,
etc.
It
is
good
business
to
buy
locally
made
SUMMIT
ICE
CREAM.
Packed
in
ice
if
ordered.
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
THE
ANNUAL
SELF
-
DENIAL
EFFORT
May
1
to
May
20
In
Aid
of
Our
World-Wide
Social
Service
When
Called
on
Please
Give
Liberally
To
the
Service
That
Succeeds
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
aj
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVEI
Steamer
leave
Prince
Rupert
every
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Eiit
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
AIR-CONDITIONED
SLEEPING
CAR
For
fares,
etc.,
call
or
write
City
Ticket
Office,
616
3rd
Ave.
v-n-:s
winners
of
th
Governor
-Ge-ierai
j
Awartls
for
v.
best
works
in
fit-tun.
poet
y
and
general
lit
erature
published
by
Canadians
dur.ng
1938
have
been
announced
by
the
Canadian
Authors
Association.
Picture
shows,
left
to
right
Gwethalyn
Oraham,
fiction,
Swiss
Sonata
Kenneth
Leslie,
poetry.
"By
Stubborn
Stars.
John
Murray
Gibbon,
general
literature.
Canadian
Mosaic."
TRIP
FOR
CHILDREN
ed
Church
Sunday.
The
program;
a"
siaraa
on
eu
diu.
ura
u.c
was
In
the
nature
of
a
Boys'
Service)
"me
for
tests
came,
many
failed,
with
Ken
Harding
as
chairman,
as-1
because
of
the
temptations
of
anj
yery
encouraging
Tcports
were
slsted
by
Jack
Davis,
Tommy
For-casier
life
beforehand.
presented
last
evening
at
a
meet-
Receive
Literary
Awards
children
may
have
a
close-up
view
Tlitl.
flionna
of
Their
Majesties.
JLllllC
VUalllC
Plans
regaruing
the
drawing
for
the
names
of
the
children
at
the
Ct
Prnrnrrnfinn
Grand
Dance
in
the
Moose
Hall
on
V
wnviis
In
order
that
all
schools
may
be
At
Least
Six
Youngsters
From
Here
represented
It
has
been
decided
Being
Sent
to
See
King
that,
if
funds
permit
of
the
sending
of
six
children,
one
will
be
sent
from
each
of
the
Borden
Street.
King
Edward
and
,1
'.Schools
and
three
from
Booth
rest
and
Eddie
CIccone
who
repre-i
Certainly
these
were
difficult
ing
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Memorial
High
School
ince's
most
ardent
workers
In
this
Mrs.
H.
T.
Lock
and
Ned.Tobey
Wednesday
evenlna
and
be
back
In
cards
have
been
made
bv
S.
A.
Kell-
field
and
In
a
field
where
good
had
charge
of
decorations.
Prince
Rupert
on
Friday,
June
2.
.back,
the
Serenaders
Orchestra
are
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black,
who
will
be
In
donating
their
services
at
the
r
TRY
SUMMIT
ICE
CREAM
j
The
local
fresh
made
Ice
Gream
l
Vancouver
at
that
time,
has
ac-'
dance,
the
Moose
are
donating
the
ictoria
and
back
to
Prince
RuDert.
,'arsanlzatkms
In
nuttlnir
on
enter
i
while
In
Victoria
the
girls
will
be
UlnmenU.
P
nilt
lir
af
frit
Vmintr
ll'nmon'i
A
t
4
to
mar,
f
et
rAMlnfv
tn.
A-m
Christian
Association
hostel
and
follows:
the
boys
at
the
Young
Men's
Christ-
Proceeds
from
Toe
H.
and
lan
Association
rooms.
A
place
has
Fire
Hall
Concert
been
set
aside
by
the
Victoria
Com-
Donations
inltee
on
Yates
Street
so
that
the
Queen
Mary
Chapt
.
I.OD.E.
n
E
Graham
Wafers-Arrow.
Packet
Corn
Flakes-3
packets
First
Patent
Hour
you
prefer.
,24's
...
.
49's
Red
Kellogg's
Thrift
Tea
Orange
Pekoe
blend.
Lb.
PHONE
179
16c
25c
Any
kind
79c
S1.49
49c
Thrift
Coffee
Ground
OQf
,'JK'
dally.
Lb.
Your
purchases
of
Thrift
Tea
and
Coffee
entitle
you
to
a
chance
on
a
beautiful
comfor-ter
to
be
drawn
on
May
6.
Peanut
nutter
Handy
pantry
tins.
In
4
colors.
AQf
Q
3
lbs,
net
SPECIAL
!
Pure
Strawberry
Jam
Vancouver
Island
fruit.
lOn
4-l'b.
tins
Eggs--Grade
A'
Large
2
dor
Crabmeat
Queen
Charlotte.
4
s.
Soap
Fels
Naptha
3
bars
Chocolate
Malted
Milk
Borden's
16-oz.
tin
49c
18c
20c
Peaches
Lynn
Valley.
QQp
18-oz.
tins
2
for
35c
Tomatoes
Royal
City
or
Ash-croft.
2's
tall.
Q
Each
Pastry
Flour
-Snow-
4
9
ft
flake.
10-lb.
sacks.
Plum
Jam
Nabob
pure.
4-lb.
tins
Heinz
Ketchup-Small
Large
Shredded
Wheat-Large
packet
-
Peaches-
Columbia.
Large,
28
-cz
tins
Rhubarb-
Outdoor.
3
lbe.
34c
15c
21c
lie
19c
13c
Special
Extra
Large
Cauliflower-Snow
white
Ofl
r
heads.
Each
By
King
George
OTTAWA,
May
2:
CP
Partli-
Annunclatlon
mfnt
Hill
concedes
that
there
Is
An
equal'
""k"
.
-
sented
the
Tuxis.
Trail
Rangers
and
'
times
but
there
had
been
difficult
Rupert
to
Victoria
King's
Visit
number
of
boys
and
girls
will
beDnS
completed
n
I'Wf
Wl
Explorer
groups
of
this
city
respec-!
times
before.
Down
the
ages
for
Children's
Fund
held
In
the
Can-1
chosen.
The
drawing
wtll
take
place
;
Oeorge
to
prorogue
Parliament
on
tlvely.
thousands
of
years
there
had
been'
adian
Legion
clubrooms.
Jack
at
midnight
in
the
Moose
Hall
when
May
19.
The
Junior
choir,
led
by
H.
T.
heroic
figures
who,
by
sheer
deter-
Preece
was
in
the
chair
with
Stan-1
it
is
hoped
to
have
Col.
J.w,
Nichols
Lock,
rendered
the
official
Tuxis
mlnation.
courage
and
faith,
had
ley
Savllle.
secretary
treasurer,
and
and
Col.
8.
D.
Johnston
draw
the
hymn.
I
followed
through.
representatives
of
other
organlza-1
names.
Name
of
children
eligible
Ken
Harding,
In
introducing
Mr.j
One
should
not
be
dismayed
by
tions
also
present
I
under
the
conditions
have
been
ob-
Flddea,
requested
that
more
young
changes.
Tne
wona
must
progress,
i
Arrangements
have
been
made
1
tamed
through
the
courtesy
and
co
people
attend
the
training
classes,
Old
traditions
and
many
things
jor
tne
children
to
leave
here
on
i
operation
of
the
principals
and
at
the
Baptist
Church.
It
was
stat-
j
were
being
thrown
overboard
but
tne
princess
Adelaide
on
the
night
i
teachers
of
the
schools.
ed
that
nearly
40
had
attended
the
'
.
did
not
Jesus
do
tne
very
same
o(
May
26.
They
will
proceed
to
first
mpptlnff
rf
these
classes
nn
same
thine
when
he
faced
a
DeODle
Many
Have
Helped
Friday
last
but
this
was
hardly
a
bound
by
law
and
tradition?
!tne
Tuesday
will
be
In
their
allotted
!
One
very
gratifying
feature
of
the
sufficient
attendance
for
the
size
One
must
watch
that
the
dls-
places
for
the
royal
procession.
Re-1
support
given
by
people
and
or-
of
Prince
Rupert.
Bert
Fiddes,
Mr.
carded
was
not
better
oy
:ar
man
turning
to
Vancouver
on
Wednes-.gantzatlons
has
been
the
donations
Harding
said,
was
one
of
the
prov-
the
new.
IMC
day
they
will
leave
Vancouver
on
j
of
time
and
ability.
The
show-
Cambral
Chapter.
I
OD
E.
.
Fraternal
Order
of
Eaglet.
Whttt
Drive
5
DO
11.66
Women
of
the
Moose,
Whist
Drive
20.00
Prince
Rupert
Roller
Skating
Rink
-
3.10
Tag
Day
M.fli
Dr.
H.
M.
Morrison
.
3.00
Hill
60
Chapter
I.ODJL
5.00
Canadian
Legion
and
Wo
men's
Aux.
Whtot
Drive
21.00
Per
B.
J..
Ha
con.
Total
2.00
1186.69
cepted
the
responsibility
of
acting
'hall.
Three
door
prizes
have
been-
A
committee
consisting
of
J
i
as
chaperone
and
will
be
in
charge
donated
by
S.
Savllle.
In
addition
Preece.
8.
Savtlte.
H.
T.
Lock,
O.
J.
of
th.e
party
from
Vancouver
to
there
has
beeri
generous
support
by
Dawes
and
W.
Lamb
was
appointed
vit
to
canvass
the
city.
The
Canadian
Legion
has
started
off
the
list
with
a
donation
of
$35.00.
The
committee
expects
to
raise
enough
funds
to
send
at
least
six
children
but
a
gen-$44.00
1
erous
response
to
the
canvass
may
enable
the
city
to
have
an
even
5.00
greater
representation.
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
SPRING
SALE
of
FINE
FOODS
We
Have
Reduced
the
Price
on
100
Selected
Items
Here
Arc
a
Few
of
Them
Granulated
Sugar-10
lbs.
60c
Sugar
Has
Advanced
New
Price
Will
Be
Much
Higher
Baking
Powder
Nabob.
12-oz.
tins
Jewel
Shortening
or
Lard
1-lb.
packets
Sliced
Pineapple
Barco
16-oz.
tins
16c
10c
9c
Nii-Thrlft
Butter
-First
grade
3
lbs.
Catchup
Polly
Prim.
12-oz
bottle
Corned
Beef-Helmet.
2
tins
Crabapple
Jelly-oz.
Jar
4-lb.
tin
75c
Sockeye
Salmon
-
Gold
Seal,
ffnncy
v
17c
Sardines
King
Oscar.
OCT
2
tin
Apricot
Royal
City.
97
18-oz,
tins.
2
for
W
v
Clover
Honey
nnn
2-Ib.
tins
...
10c
El
Rancho
or
27c
32
,
25c
39
c
FREE
1
lb.
of
Cheese
If
You
Cut
Iletween
16
and
17
ouncesYou
win
If
you
lose
because
you
still
get
a
bargain.
Mild
Ontario-
21C
Finest
New
Potaloc--CaIl-fornla
white.
5
lbs.
California
Grapefruit-Large
size.
5
for
THESE
SPECIALS
IN
EFFECT
TILL
SATURDAY
32c
25c
24
c
WE
DELIVER
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
J
A
gocxlly
proportion
of
the
local'
trolling
fleet
U
no'
on
the
grounds
although
there
has
not
been
much
fishing
of
late
owing
to
Inclement,
weather
forcing
the
boaU
to
lie
In
harbor
An
Improvement
)n
weather
I
conditions,
which
now
appears
at
long
last
to
be
looming,
should
re
sult
in
an
improvement
In
the
run
and
catches
which
have
been
rather
thin
The
local
party
from
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
which
has
been
on
a
Weat
Indies
cruise
for
the
past
few
months
Is,
expected
to
start
returning
home!
by
the
end
of
this
week.
8id
White
of
the
local
unit
u
calling
this
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
Ru
pert
for,
a
four
weeks'
training
course
at
Esquimau.
Dominion
Constable
A
J
U'iI.
Union
steamer
Catala.
Capt.
James
Findiay.
southbound
from
iStcwart
and
Anyox.
made
special
cam
today
at
Big
Bay
to
load
boxes
and
at
Port
Edward
and
Inverness
to
discharge
supplies.
At
a
result,
the
vessel
was
late
In
arriving
here,
not
getting
In
until
TONIGHT
and
W
Z
Shows
Nightly
DKANNA
Headquarters
for
Your
c
!
1121
;VEDNDil
DURBIN
In
"3
Smart
Girls
Grow
Up"
With
Nan
Grey.
,tn
rM
Charles
Wlnnlrn
(7:31
and
I
Jl,
Al)l):i)
Wall
Dimey
"MtrbiWe,-Scenic
-porto
Rlc"
Sportlliht
"Champion
Air
llopprrf
WHAT
NO
TANS?
BIRMINGHAM
M,
t
Because
a
game
be'
ta
ana
uariuton
'
i
iV
kliuon
returned
to
port
Saturday
SfC?lblr
nd
had
night
with
the
Indian
Department's
""T
u"?
F'v
J.
"
.
.
.
:
I
"
.
"
nlnd
closed
doors
mui-uajr
pairoi
inp
uj
oicwarv.
br
Reduce
Varicose
jl
cuius
kiUDD
ies
nerore
nuylng
a
Tennli
Racket
See
the
Beautiful
New
C.C.M.
TENNIS
RACKETS
A
Complete
Line
MtnillDE
STREET
of
Quality
Rackets
at
a
Price
to
Suit
Every
Pocket
The
Name
"C.C.M."
I
a
Guarantee
of
llonett
Value
For
SatMtrtion
tni
lr
Ufe,
Ik
ar
or
Swollen
Veinj
This
IUr
War
-
At
II.,
Swollen
veins
trav
isc-.--,
t
:iuui
ana
wme
it"
t
.
2:45
thu
ferers
should
get
sr.
afternoon.
Shortly
afUr.i077r,aEm;r;:;,
r
Mir
win
uti
ior
Vancouver
and
-
nhirmarut
unH
fn
waypotnU.
vein
and
burwhes
iY
healing
oil.
A
mm..
y
m
LONDON.
Ont
.
May
3:
CP
-
JLjrtirrT".
,r"
1
W.
C.
Johnson,
pr.nc.pal
of
Berk
'ffiw
Ado...
'
Collegiate,
cancelled
Eastr
Ing
with
a
soft
bru:
-
a
ixamlnatlons
because
children.
dlrwted
until
u
t
4
were
returning
Uj
classes
before
riifMnH
,
'
u'
'
they
recovered
from
Influenza
and
"Siigti
c
,
were
suffering
relapses.
w
j,
McincillOVS
Din
nt'NLOr
TLN'M!
BALLS
The
Lonirit
Mfirtef.
Touihett
Trnnli
BU
Mde
We
Are
AUo
Stocklnr
CAMrnnx
tknms
mlls
Pressure
Packed
.lr
Frrth
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
Thone
Hi
MacKenzie's
Furniture
RUPERTIA
MATTRESS
Containing
hundreds
of
small
coll
springs.
Ueautlfully
finished
Itestmore
Silver
Slat
Spring
It's
A
Retmore
827.50
813.50
NEW
AND
BETTER
!
COLD
CURED
ICE
$
For
the
Halibut
and
Salmon
Ileett
Following
the
Investigations
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Static
j
the
Company
has
Just
completed
extensive
changes
and
imprT
s
mcnls
In
lec
storage
and
lee
delivery
methods.
?
Ice
for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
Ice,
thoroughly
f"'"1
r
J
aged
at
new
low
temperatures.
It
will
be
delivered
lnt
the
hold,
even
In
the
hottest
weather,
as
cold
thl
storage
room.
Fishermen
are
Invited
to
inspect
the
new
system.
Dettcr
Ice
than
ever
before,
at
no
Increase
in
cost,
means
ec
to
the
boat
and
Improved
quality
In
fish
delivery.
conontf
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
i
Prince
Rupert
f
A
ff
BrllUb
Clu'nk,,