Saturday.
AgriN8'.
15?
Young
Peoples
Drive
Started
See
how
snug
and
imoolh
these
iTVy
thread)
of
Old
Virginia
lie
on
the
paper,
rolling
a
cigarette
that
loolt
right,
that
imotei
right,
that
tojtei
right.
You'll
liU
Old
Virginia
Fine
Cut.
And
you'll
lilelhe
eaU
tight
pouch
it
i
pacied
In
a
veritable
"pocket
humidor"
that
keeps
the
tobacco
frih
to
the
very
latf,
Headquarters
for
Your
Tennis
Supplies
nrrore
iiujinr.
a
lrunu
Market
See
the
Beautiful
New
CCM.
TENNIS
R
ACK
ITS
A
Complete
Line
of
Quality
Karkrt
at
a
I'rlre
to
Suit
Every
I'ockrt
Hie
Name
-C.CM."
Is
a
Guarantee
of
Honest
Value
Tor
Satisfaction
and
Longer
Life,
Le
BtlNLOP
TENNIS
BALLS
The
lonjet
Wearing,
Toiigl.et
TennU
Made
KODAKS
Ball
We
Are
Also
Storking
CAMPBI.LI,
Ti:NNlS
BALLS
Pressure
Packed
Always
I'reh
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
AlrBltlBK
STIULT
Phone
311
New
Lower
Prices
For
1939
BABY
BROWNIE
Was
1125.
now
BULLET
CAMERA
Wa
$3.00,
now
'"'
JIITY
KOHAK
V.l
8le.
Was
$5.00.
now
....
-
JIFFY
KODAK
620
siie,
was
$925.
now
-
-
JIITY
KODAK
616
le.
Was
$1025,
now
,
-
KODAK
JK.-616
doublet
len.AVa
$It.
now
Proportionate
Reductions
on
All
KocUks
Treat
Yourself
to
a
New
Kodak
This
ear
$S500
8mm.
MOVIF.
KODAK-1939
price
only
We
Have
the
Following
Slightly
INed
'8gr
C5'
Order
In
Perfect
Reduced
to
Half
Price.
Real
Bby-AU
130
She
Brownie
Box
Camera
Was
$o23,
nov.
116
Slie
Series
11
Kodak-Was
$14
50.
116
Slie
Kodak,
special
ffij
lens-Was
$45.00.
now
$.5J
$-50
116
Size
Kodak
Special
f62
lens-Was
$45,000.
Nok
Postcard
Slie
Kodak
Was
$32.50,
now
Take
Advantage
of
These
Low
Prices
and
Start
the
Picture
Season
Right
Now
Vour
rrposed
,
Wm
i
resh
l
lln,
In
All
the
Popular
Sim.
trave
Mater
With
lis
for
Perfect
Finishing.
Prompt
hervlce-Hest
lals
Lowest
Prices
Tonight's
tram,
due
from
the.
ttut
M
11
o'clock,
-was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time,
Douglas
Sutherland
Jr.
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
J
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
brief
trip
m
Vancouver.
O.
P.
Tinker,
district
deputy
grand
master
of
the
Masonic
Lodge,
will
sail
.tomorrow
evening
on
the
Catala
lor
Stewart
to
nav
km
official,
visit
to
the
lodge
there
Vernon
Scherk
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yes
terday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
where
he
has
been
receiving
treat
merit
far
an
injury.
Attention
Oddfellows
and
Rt-
bekahs.
Members
will
assemble
nt
ithe
Oddfellows'
Hall
at
6:45
p.m
tomorrow
for
church
parade
to
Uk
nil
o
v..
u
t
a.
.
.
i00)
Mrs.
K.
C.
St.
Clair
sailed
last
Jnljcht
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
:for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
She
was
accompanied
by
her
daughter.
Miss
Betty
St.
Clair.
Even
greater
nttmbers
had
to
ve
i
turned
away
last
nl3ht
from
the
.Canltol
Theatre
on
the
second
.presentation
of
tlie
'Hodgson
dance
"revue
which
went
off
In
good
Prince
Rupert
with
a
meeting
last
'style.
A
special
matinee
Is
beln
r.rjht
at
First
Baptist
Church
held
this
afternoon.
where
some
thirty-five
youn':
people
were
In
attendance.
ICen
Harding
was
in
the
chair
and,
a
-
-
ier
an
Interesting
.address
by
Mr.
Bert
Flddea
of
Vancouver.
or-
ruan.
there
was
a
general
dl?-,,,rr
of
people's
ectlvltle.
young
:
cnM,
c,
of
lhc
eK
w,
'
he
Board
of
Religious
Educa-
.
,
'
.
.
.
'
.
,n
force
and
,n
Prc"nt
to?k
Part
,f
BrltUh
Columbia,
opened
.
u.-'kx
orgnnlwiilon
campaign
In
the
proceedings
and
discussion
Joseph
Naylor
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday-
afternoon
from
his
studies
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia
to
spend
the
summer
-vacation
here
with
his
Barents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Naylor.
Staff
Sergeant
Ernest
Gammon
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Bert
Fiddes.
Boys'
Work
Secre
tary
for
the
Jtellglous
Education
Council
of
British
Columbia,
ar
rived
In
the
city
oh
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
nftcrnoon
from
Vancoovrr
and
-win
be
ncre
ror
me
next
week
in
connection
with
the
organization
of
church
young
oeople
locally.
MiV
teJT"
IlfWAl.TV
accomodations
for
100
to
youths
Indicates
that
many
may
'come
here
from
the
National
Youth
Administration
centre
at
Quoddy
Village.
Mc
to
see
the
King
and
Qaocn
next
June.
CSTALhlSII
BUREAU
,
AMHERST.
N.
S..
April
29:
(CP)
-
A
Maritnne
Lnniber
Bureau
uhni
nhwt
is
to
serve
as
a
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
'will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Baptist
Missionary
Tea,
May
1.
United
Spring
Sale
May
3.
Eagle's
Bridge
May
3.
St.
Peter's
Bazaar,
May
4.
Milk
Fund
Tea
May
"8.
Eastern
Star
Tea
at
Mrs.
SaV
Gammon's
home,
May
9th.
Presbyterian
Tea,
Mrs.
Lakle's
May
11.
Cambrol
Spinster's
Spree,,
May
12.
Orange
Spring
Sale,
MetropolcJ
Hall,
May
17.
Drutge
imve
urjo
p.m.
Norwcclan,
indejwndenoe
Cance,
Oddfellow's
Hall,
May
17.
Hospital
Tra,
-Nurses'
Home,
May
18.
Navy
League
Ball
May
19.
PRINCE
htlPFitT
TO
VICTORIA
CHILDREN'S
VllND
"EVENTS
May
B,
O
rand
Dance,
Moosf
Hall.
TRT.
DAILY
NEWS
,
page
rmrr
-JJL
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Cash
for
Old
Oold.
Bulgers,
tl
Mrs.
Fred
Wesch
and
child
sail
ed
last
night
op
the
Princess
Ade
laide
for
Vancouver
eriroute
to
Nelson
where
they
will
pay
a
visit
Miss
Ivy
.Anderson
of
Vancouver
who
is
visiting
here
with
.her
par
ents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ft.
T.
Anderson,
will
sail
tomorrow
evening
ton
the
Catala
for
a
trip
to
Stewart.
A.
E.
Karnes,
superintendent
of
schools
for
the
territory
of
Alaska.
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
go
ing
south
from
Juneau
to
Seattle.
tn
imiM
tMTMium
:m
3ui
in
raia
Wm.
GAIR
Box
27C
Phone
BLUE
971
BAITS,
TUMPS,
EVERY
BAY
Large
Assortment
of
Pere'n-
jg
P
nl.-ils.
Flourrinr
Shrubs.
Bed-
M
ding
Plants.
Exhibition
Glads.
.
Etc.
jj
easaxsxa
i
M.uam
'.mi:
In
the
Congoleum
rug
hidden
number
guessing
contest
at
Gordon's
Hardware
the
winner
was
Mrs.
Gene
Fitzpatrlck.
She
guessed"
2160
which
was
the
closest
to
th
hidden
number21G4.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Prank
Skinner,
whoj
recently
arrived
in
the
city
from
Vancouver,
are
taking
up
residence
today
in
the
house
on
McBrlde
Street
utll
recently
occupied
by
T.
L.
Davles.
Former
Railway
yesterday
afternoon
ft(
I
D
eulse
Un.
having
In
his
custody
James
.UlllCial
laSSeS
.derson
who
has
been
committed
lor
mai
uii
a
ui
I
iwv
l!l
ne
TW
As-
Knute
ouen
ana
wno
wiu
go
on,
Sulerintendfnl
Al
irai
av
me
oup.cmc
wm
,
Smlthers,
Die
nere
next
monvn.
Following
long
Illness.
Percy
O.
Russell,
who
several
yeaTS
agq
was
rmtetartwsupertntendent
ot
the
Canadian
National
Railways
with
headquarters
at
Smlthers
and
mere
recently
had
been
a
con
ductor
running
out
of
Edmonton.
passed
away
last
Saturday
evening
In
Edmonton,
the
luneral
taking
place
Jn
the
Alberta
Capl-
Jtai
on
Wednesday.
The
late
Mr.'
t
Russell
was
fifty-four
years,
of
saint
JOHN.
N.
B..
Anril
29.Jage
and
was
born
in
Darlington,
tCTiA
query
concerning
possible
'Ontario.
He
started
his
railroading
career
as
a
call
boy
and
brakeman
j
with
the
uanaaian
racinc
jianway
and
in
1906
joined
the
service
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway.
He
is
survived
by
a
widow
and
daughter.
Mr.
Russell
had
been
chosen
.as
conductor
out
of
Edmonton
of
the
pilot
train
in
connection
with
the,
tour
of
Canada
by
the
King
and
Queen
this
summer.
He
was
well.
central
organization
for
lumber-
known
in
Prince
Rupert
and
all
mr.n
nnri
ripvrlon
ft
"more
orderly"!
along
the
local
,
line
Of
the
Ca-'
nlan
of
merchandising
has
beenlnadian
National
Railways
and
Uvnpd
here
!many
friends
will
regret
to
learn
oi
ins
puaouig,
CARD
OF
THANKS
"We
wish
:to
express
our
sincere
thanks
for
the
many
expressions
of
sympathy
extended
to
us
by
our
Prince
Rupert
friends
during
our
recent
bereavement,
also
tor
the
beautiful
floral
tributes,"
W.
A.
PATERSON
BETTY
PATERSON
JIMMIE
PATERSON
Whltehorse.
YukonJ
I
A
fifty
cent
classified
ad,
wll
'often
make
you
many
dollars.
1
Fresh
Local
Rav
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
G57
New
Shipment
Short
Jackets
And
Chubby
Coats
Great
Variety
Inspection
Invited
Prices
Ri(h!
Watch
the,
.Windows
W.
Goldbloom
1
1
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Orirvj
B.
D.
JoMnton
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
MbKOurl.
.16.
Braiorne,
1035.
i
Cariboo
Quart.
2.14.
Dentonla,
.02
',4.
Falrvlew,
2.
Gold
Belt.
.44.
Hedley
Mxscot,
.95.
.
Mlnto,
.01si.
:
Noble
Five.
j02.
Pacific
Nickel.
.12.
J
Pend
-Oreille.
1.37.
Pioneer.
Premier.
liK).
Privateer,
1.07.
Reeves
McDonald,
J23.
,
.Reno,
22t.
Reward,
.QVe.
Salmon
Oold,
JO.
Sheep
Creek,
1X13.
Cariboo
Hudson,
XI.
Bedley
Amal.,
M
ask.
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.15.
.Calmont,
2.
C.
4i
E.,
2D1.
Freehold,
.038.
-Home.
2,15.
Pacalta,
.60
ask.
,
.'
Royal
-Canadian,
J7'a-Mercury.
JOG.
Prairie
Royalties,
J9.
Toronto
Aldermac.
30.
Beattie.
1.11.
Central
Pat,
220.
-Cons.
Smelters,
47.00.
ast
HUlartic,
232.
Fernland,
Xr4"2.
Francoeor,
Jd'.
j.
Cods
'Lake.
J2C
Hard
Rock,
1.00.
Int.
Nickel,
4C.00.
Kerr
Addison,
1.64.
Uttle
Long
Lac.
2.C5.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
159.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
3SVj.
McKenzle
Red
Lake.
1.18.
Moneta,
ST.
Koranda,
75.00.
Pickle
Crow,
4.75.
Preston
E.
Dome.
133.
San
Antonio,
L40.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
S7.
StadacOna,
.492.
Uchi
Oold.
125.
Bouscadillac,
Si.
Masher.
J
5.
Okiend.
X)7j.
S'mefters
Gold,
.03',i.
Dominion
Bridge,
.26.00.
The
winner
of
the
Congoleum
rug
at
MacKenzie's
furniture
.store
this
afternoon
was
Everett
Pierce
of
,
Market
Place
with
the
number
4576.
Mrs.
W.
Robertson
came
second)
with
4450.
452S.
TRAINING
ICard
Party
For
OF
WOMEN
Boys'
Band
Was
...
i
.
.
Forsake
Drawing
Room
To
Learn
pnrtviUln
FvATIT
Defence
Servk
In
Great
XIlJOyaDie
EkYeill
Britain
,
For
the
benefit
of
the
Prince
LONDON,
April
29:
CPi
Rupert
Boys'
Band,
a
successful
Where
their
grandmothers
were
and
enjoyable
bridge
party
was
engaged
In
the
polite
doings
of
held
last
night
at
the
homW
of
the
drawing
room,
British
women
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr,
Eighth
AWrnie
of
today
spend
their
t
moonless
East.
nights
In
the
parks
training
for;
There
were
eight
tables
of
eardt
behind
the
lines
operations
of
land
the
prize-winners
were:
ladlef;'
wartime.
j
first.
Mrs.
Sam
Ilaudenschlld;
sec-
Dark
nights
are
particularly
iond.
Mrs.
A.
Dickens
sr.;
imen's
suited
for
one
of
the
toughest!
i
1
first.
J
W.
Moorehouse;
second.
I
class
aisuncuon
in
uie
urgunua-tlon."
Training
of
motor
drivers
en
tails
not
only
operation
of
a
heav?
vehicle
out
co-ordination
of
the
units
of
.a
convoy.
At
night
women
are
sent
Into
the
parks
In
groups
cf
30
to
drive
a
convoy.
They
pro
lobs
In
the
Women's
Voluntary.
Mrp.
J.
G.
Vlereck.
'Service
for
National
Defence
-
Following
cards,
delicious
truck
and
ambulance
lrivrng.
On-
freshments
were
served.
'ly
the
sturdy,
nerveless
woman
Is
Mrs.
Carr
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
Inirkprl
fnr
thl
branch
Of
'rjie
ser-
'"vice.
T'
Dowager
Lady
Reading,
who
has
!mpn
hiiilrfinff
jio
he
service,
savs:
ceed
without
lights
and
with
gas
masks
for
about
three
miles,
hold
ing
close
together
but
.sufficiently
I
spaced
so
as
to
prevent
plle-ups
lAt
the
blast
of
a
whistle
they
re-
verse,
stlU
In
convoy,
for
about
half
amlle
as
if
to
avoid
an
artll-
llery
barrage
ahead.
A
and
a
woman
cake
peddler.
I
birch
bark.
PLEDGE
RENEWED
FREDERICTON,
April
29:
CP
The
hidden
number
wasJjntuans
at
the
Kingsclear
Res-
.'ervation
near
here
renewed
their
Dledse
of
loyalty
to
the
Briton
V
I
V
S
WE
EPST
A
K
ES
,Crown
when
50
members
of
the
PORT
OF
SPAIN,
Trinidad,
Aoril
'community,
dressed
In
tribal
cos-'
29:
CP
A
$14,000
prize
in
the
Un-tume.
presented
to
Lieutenani-
Ion
Park
sweeotakes
Was
won
by
Governor
Murray
Maccaren
me.
a
syndicate
of
14
oil
field
workers
pledge
inscribed
in
Ialiceet
onj
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Organist
Miss
Swanna
Olafson
A.T.OM.
Leader
Junior
Choir
II.
T.
Xck
Leader
Senior
Choir
J.
S.
Wilson
Minister
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson
n
.
r
ii.
r.
II.
r'nttvA
Fi
mil
V
'
i
ii
Ji
m.
now
service-rui
iic
j
special
Speaker-Bert
Fiddes,
Secretary
Sat
the
Boys'
Work
Board
of
r
the
Religious
Educational
council
m
u.u.
f
1
.
-
..ii
m
i
TV.
..1
TVa
II
DnnnAr
The
service
win
be
cnarge
pi
representatives
oi
inc
iuu,
"b"
and
Explorer
groups
of
the
Church
Music
Anthem:
-Stand
Up,
Stand
Up,
for
Jesus"
The
Junior
Choir
AnthemThe
official
Tuxis
Hymn
The
Junl6r
Choir
12:15
ttjn.
Sunday
School
Service
The
boys'
groups
win
be
In
charge
with
Mr.
Fiddes
as
guest
speaker
7:30
pm.
-The
Pastor
WiU
be
in
Charge
Subject"Knocklnc
at
the
Church
Door"
Anthem
'The
Rising
of
the
Sun"-The
Senior
Choir
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
.Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.VATALAEVERX
TUES-
T.S.S.
CARD
EN
A
FRIDAY,
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Third
Ave.-Phone
S68
Music
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
'Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
PHONE
GREEN
S90
5
DAY
and
"NlGnT
13
p
SERVICE
Phohe
laxi
PAT
MAZZIE
3.
G.
Vlereck,
Mrs.
Jack
McRac
and
Mrs.
Hanford
Perkins.
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mnrp
ambulance
drivers!
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worker..
We
will'
FREDERICTON,
April
29:
CP
'train
them
free
f
.charge.
Ner-
-Just
before
the
New
Brunswick
legislature
ended
Its
1937
setslon
-be
toed
vous
women
can
as
can-
teen
workers,
clerical
staff,
decon-
Premier
Dysart
moved,
seconded
Itamlnators,
'switchboard
operators
by
OpposlUon
Leader
Squires,
that
Ncw
Brunswick
apply
to
the
Kin?
and
0
on"
tnvolunteers
are
accepted
regard-ew
armorial
bearings
for
the
'
of
70
province,
these
to
Include
support-ftaferi
less
of
age.
One
woman
was
on.
'We
want
gossipy,
com-le"
and
a
crest,
which
the
great
lortofiie
women
like
you
to
runjal
the
province
now
lacks,
our
complaint
departments,"
Ladv
i
i
-
Reading
told
her.
I
F6"r
women
Inclined
to
sneer
sAi
comparatively
lnslgniricant
job.
Laidy
i
Jleading
told
how,
durin?,
the,J6reat
War,
she
served
as
a
j
pantry
maid
and
learned
how
to,
make
mustard,
use
Jam
to
stick
'postage
stamps,
and
to
llx
celto-1
Inhane
to
windows.
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Is
no
v
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Office,
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Office
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and
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
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PRINTING
Company
Besner
Block
Phone
234
COAL
Grain
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
and
538
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
osocrl
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Paeked
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
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SUPREME
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In
the
Mattrr
or
llw
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Arf
And
In
the
Matter
or
the
Estate
ot
Jsmet
Arthur
Brown,
DTfaet.
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NOTICE
that
by
order
of
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appoikted
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Brown,
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portl
Sihavinz
claims
ftealnnt
the
teid
etat
re
hereby
required
to
turnlfiti
m.
OKmerlr
verified
to
m
on
or
befort
Ui
I2U1
oay
or
tuj,
a.
u.
vuu
kll
partVm
tndebtl
U
the
ebUte
r
required
to
pay
the
turwunt
ot
their
mflfltrtecltieeB
to
me
icruvwiui.
DATED
t
Port
Eselaatnn,
B.O
"thtt
11th
ty
Of
April.
A.D.
1939.
JANET
ROSS
BROWN
Administratrix
EaUte
of
Junes
Arthur
Brown,
Port
ZMlajftoa,
I.Oj