April
24,
1640.
i'0
.THE
DAILY
KEW8
,
JfPAflKW.HI
FTB
See
them
smiling
keep
them
smiling.
Goodnight
will
help
your
children
to
keep
good
-eyesight.
Studyingj
playing
and
working-
require
proper:
light
to
avoid
eyestrain.
rDohY
let
anything"
mar
their
complete
enjoyment
of
youth.
Sec
that
your
home
is
light
conditioned
with
modern
"Better-Light
Better
Sight'Mighting.
It
costs-veryl
littteand
it
will
be
one
of
the
best
investments
in
happiness
you
ever
made.
'Ask
us
about
"it.
9
Always
keep
a
supply
o(
genuine
Edison
Mazda
lamp
.handy.
-40,
G0and100
watti
nowonly-20
each.-
Buy
them
by
.the
carton.
OUTSTANDING
'VALUES!
NEW
FURNITURE
9
NORTHERN
'BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
CO
MP.
AW
LIMITED
iPneral
uperin-
train,
in
the
course
of
one
of
his
aii-dUn
National
periodical
Inspection
trips
over
British
Columbia
the
line
and
will
saU
on
the
Prince
tvs
in
Vaieouver,
Oeorge
tomorrow
nHiht
for
Van-y
on
iat
nlnht's
couver
(Meet
Her
in
n
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
I
Can
Hide
for
Price
of
One
Solid
Walnut
Tea
tWaon
This
tea
waRon
has
ev-
hinir.
double
shelves,
cutlery
"drawer
ami
piass
''
,
in
rich
valnut
M'icce
Itcd
Complete.
teel
bed,
cable
spring
arid
felt
mattress
Steel
CrilComplete-with
rollup
Jnattress.
in
walnut
finish
$18.95
$25.00
SIGiOO
apiece
Tapestry
ChestcKitld
Suites
Full
size
3-Piece
chesterfield
suite.
with
large
armchairs
and
cheBterfibld,
All
vwobb
base,
comfortable
piVUg
filled
cushions.
.
69.
50
alo
price
I'ull-Up
Chairs
With
superior
coverings,
hardwood
frames,
very
attrafctive
J88.9
5
looking
v
S-I'iecc
llirch
Walnut
i
Dining
Koom
Suites
Birch
walnut
8-piece
dining
room
suite
with
pedestal
type
table
with
disappearing
leaffull
size
buffet
with
plenty
ofispace
anU5
side-arid
l
arm
chair,
ith
"Dholstered
$79.50
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
Moose
Rulldlnt,
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
""urs
from
8:30.a.m..to
5:3Q
.p.m.
Phone
GREEN
81
6
1'
r
fA
'Mail
Schedule
Far
the
Katt
'
Monday,
Wednesday.
And
Friday
3.
pm.
From
the
Fjut
Tueisday.
Thursday
and
Saturday
11.00
'p.m.
Fr
Vancouver-Tuesday
.
13:30
noon
Thursday
10.15
p.m
Friday
9:30.
p.m
April
8;
18
.and
30
4
p.m.
lYoirf
Vancouver
-Sunday
p
Wednesday
:
10
ajn.'
Friday
.
4-
pjn,i
April
4,
14
and
25
a.m.
Flower
Ihievea
raided
the
garden!
of-Mr.
and
MrsTXSurie
Lambly
on5
SIxthAvenue
East
arid
picked
some
fine
idaltodlls
they
had
growing
tliere.
-While
ihe
flowers
were
of
little
value
to
the
thieves,
they
meant
a
lot
to
the
owner
whose
spring
garden-
has
been
ruined.
NEW
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
lloutekeeplnr
Apartments
(Hot
Water
Heated)
Mrs.
,C.
E.
Black
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
SHOOTING
(GALLERY
Adjoining
UDOIlAf
ROLLER
ARENA
1
I
DORA
JRolIer
Rink
Dajly
Sesslons
jis
Follows:
Mon..
Tues.,
Wed.
7
to
IL-p.m.
Tliuriday.7
tvll
p.ni.
lday
C
to
10,
p.m.
Dance
10130
to
2
a.m.
Sat.
Children;
10
to
12
a.m.
2
to
4:30
ruiiC
to
8:30
p.m.
8:30
to
11
p.m.
Special
Arrangements
Can
Be
.Made,
for
Private
Skating
Parties
mam
Softball
tonight,
32
Taxi
vs.
Fusiliers.
,'(07)
Torje
Rysstad
returned
home
on
the
Prince
'iOeorge
ahls
morning
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Ernest
Love
ol
Stewart
i
a
bus
.lness
visitor
in
the
city,
having
ar
rived
from
the.
north-on-
the
Catala
last.nlght.
r
'Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tony
Christian'
who
have1
been
on
a
trip
south,
re
turned'
home
from
Vancouver
on
the'
Prince
George
this
morning.
Mr.
and
'-Mrs.
John
Storseth.
who
have
-been1
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
George'
this
morning.
SergeantMajorj
'Albert"
Talt
of
the
Canadian
6cutltsh,
"Who
has
been
spending
-a
leave
visiting
at
his'
home.
JnxNanaimo.
-returned
to
,
the
interior.
I
j
City
Commissioner
It.
St
Gilchrist
Vwa
the
.speaker
at
'
the
-
regular
weekly
luncheon
-of
tUcPrlnee
Hu-
pert
Gyro
Club
today,
his
subject
being
general-
municipal
administration.
Tomorrow
Mr.
Gilchrist
Willi
address
theTlotafy
'piub.
-F."
S.'
Rose,
regional
auditor
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
with
headquarters
at
'Winnipeg',
and'
Mrs.-
Rose
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George,
this
mornr
Ing
from
Vancouver
and
will
pro
ceed
'
East
by
the
evening
train.
Mr.
Rose
is
-making
the
trip
wes
;on
official
business.
Announcements
All
AdrertlsernenU
in
this
amn
iill
be
charged
foa
full
month-
L23oaword.
Baptist
Missionary
Tea,
May
1.
Anglican
fea;
Mrs.-Parkln's,.May
102nd
Auxiliary
Dance,"
Armoury,
May
3.
Moose
Ladles'
Dance,
May
7.
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale.1-May
9.
'Presbyterian
Brown's,
May
10.
Tea,
Mrs.
T.
Carnival,
Moose
Hall,
TEACHING
Gilt
Chateaux
House
fkhoLv
For
City
Folk.iln
France
.,-
By
GLADYS
M;
ARNOLD
PARIS,.
April
'24:
CP)
With
thepassing
-months
the
situation
in
France
arising"
from
evacuation
and
(dislocation
of
the
educational
system
has-been:
fully--organized.
There
has-been-
no
slackening
in
the;
intensity
and
classic
-severity
of
the
teaching
whteh.
is
acknowf
ledged
as
one
of
the
highest
standards
in
the
world.
On
the
other
hand,
the
exodus
from
the
city
has
shown
manjr
beneficial
results,
Paris
apartment-
ralsed
city
children
-whose
only
recreation
was
a
dally
run
in
the
park
are
showing
much
improve
ment
in-
health.
The.
pure
country
air
has
cleansed
their
lungs
of
city
gases
and
impurities.
Wholesale
.fraternizing
of
peoples
of
ail
classes
-
drawn
together
by
the
common
anxiety
of
war
and
thel
education
of
their
children
-has
the
cUronrtthe'Pxinceorge
this
strengthened
the
nds
of
nation
mornintr.
ji
ai
uuucrsuuiuuig.
"
,
,
.1
It
was
mid-vacation
when
war
Lieut.
Orme-'Stuart
returned
to
-rvno
,,.
e.t,mv
n,..,,,.
.the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
t
Job
was
lthe
eTacuatlon
of4
I
morning
afterapendlng
iwo
weeks'
,
-,n
.,n
u-uTe-
jrum
iUS-.mai
-uuu
tu-
fn)m,
PafU
and
cities
in
the
east
ing
in
Vancouver
una
Victoria.
ir
js-,,--
Ole
Evlndsen,
well
known
pioneer
Allce
.Arm
-
hotel
,
proprietor,
arrivtd
'in
the
clty.'on
the
Catala
last
night
and-wlll'be
here
until.
iNext-
Sunday
night
-when
he.wllj
.return
-north.
.
Mr.
andMrs:
Clarence-Thomson,
who
..were
recently
married
here.
ithe
-bride
ihaving
formerly
been
tMlss
Helen
McCarffery,
-returned
(to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
.this
morning
from
their
honey-.
moon
ttrlp
smth.
Dugald
Campbell,
the
Canadian
Llnotype'Co:
Ltd..
ar
where
to
house
them?
This
was
the
first
-
problem.
Private
chat
eaux,
town
halls,
theatres,
mus
eums,
waiting-rooms
were
quickly
requisitioned
and
transferred
into
dormitories
and
dining
-
halls'
ready
to
receive
this
horde
of
"un
der!
!4'sM'which
flowed
out
towards
the
-south
and
west
of'
France
to
Bordeaux,
Lai
Baule,
Biarritz,
Can
nes
and
-many
coast
towns
or
"ther
mal
stations.
-At
'
first
accomoda
tion
was
makeshift.
-f
i.Depu
ted-
Glories
-Your
correspondent
visited
an
I
old
provincial
theatre
m
a
town
representing
ln
the
Dordoirne.
Three
hundred
children,
had
slept
for
some
weeks
rived
in
the
city.thU
morning
from
on,.mn
eot
in,
ft
.spttln
f
shnh-
Vancouver
and
is
going
through
tolbv:r.d
velvet
and
tarnished
old
Stewart
aie
will
bet
back.
on
the
.tassels.
vA;
nrivate
ountrv
mansion
same
boat
and
wlimhen
proceed
toJveiconved.
hundreds
bf
others
into
a.'luxury.iundreatned
bf
rich
cur
tains,
precious
tapestries
and
priceless
paintings.
Mattresses
were
spread
upon
Hhe'
floor
-,9t5a
joldjand-
crystaKMHroorn
which
had
known
the
dancing
feet
of
bygone
counts
ana.
auchesses.
Through
the
Intervening
months.
all'
teachers
were
mothers,!
nurses
aridomforters"
generally
who
fed
and
combed
these
thousands
-of
little
boys
arid
girls,
keeping1
them
washed.
A
visit
.to
Vichy,
ultra-fashionable
-(health
xesort
for
the
old,
arthritic
and
rheumatic,
revealed,
youth
In
possession.
i
At
7:30
a.
m.
the
captors
-turn
out
lnr
bands
that'
recall
.thePiedTiper;:
resounding
voices
of
Parisians,
Alsatians
and
natives
of
.half-atdozen
otheriprov-Inces
bff
France.
There'
are
"swinging
schoolbags,
'the
scrunch
of
roller
skates-and
battalions
of
bi
cycles.
witn
Jianee
at
'war.
many
schools
and
vacation
centres
are
requisitioned
by
the-army
for
hospitals,
military
quarters,',
barracks.
New
restricted
school
quarters
solved
the
problem
with
a
double
shift-svstem
n
-tnnnv-
nlnpps
r
j
In
Bordeaux,
where
the
school
population
swelled,
doubled,
over-
flowed
until
more
and
more
office?
buildings
were
transformed,
child
ren
spent
the
first
few
days
sit
ting
on
the
floor,
camp
stoolsj
chairs
they
brought
themselves;
Weather
Forecast
jHuge
Aircraft
General
Synopsis
The
pressure!
fa
111
PI
Hai
remains
tow
off
the
Queen-
Char-
'
lotte
Islands
and
high
over
thelD---
piniclipl
Oregon
coast.
Showers
have
been
DCCIl
1
llllollCU
general
in
southern
-
British
Col-
umbia
but
it
has
been
fine.
and
warm
In
the
north.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
5
taking
'their
notes
on
their
knees,'
while
teachers
worked
cheerfully
wlthrtut
chair,
table,
blackboard
j
or
library.
i
W.A.Canadian
Legion
8prlng
I
owaim90ai1v0?
fa
May
15.
'
.
ig
VELVET
ICE
CREAM,
MILK
5j
Catholic
Tea,
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore's
May
16.
Empire
May.
23.
o
aiiAit.
ana
uuun
.ir..io
At
the
Uand,ICAFE
g
Waterfront
g
CrOOOOOCOOMOOOC-OOOOOOOOCKJ
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117
5
I
Moderate
to
fresh
southwest
OTHER
GROUPS
49c
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$33555.45
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QUINCY,
Mass..
April
24.
The
inew
$21,000,000
aircraft
carrier
air.n
n.
(ho
TTn(tf4
States
Mtt
W
winds,
mlia
wltomUt
oHlight
.raln.inn,
,,,,,
ht.
tflfcen
h,
the
navv
i
j
at
Boston
on
Saturday
after
which
fiftf
cent
ctis-iiiieo-ad.
w.li
she
will
make
a
shakedown
cruise.
iften
make
you
many
dollars.
'A
skeleton
crew
made
the
trial
trip.
GUT
RATE
SHOES
j
Spring
is
CLEAN
-'UP
S-AiE
;i
i
WHILE
THEY
LAST
Ladies'
fancy
gavtees
and
30:
odd
pairs
of
ladies'
shoes.
99C
up
lo
aiuca
WOMEN'S
DRESS
AND
WALKING
SHOES
Many
at
half
price.
-
QOiQT
Brown,
rust,
wine.
etc.
Selection
MEN'S
DRESS
OXFORDS
g
Leather
-soles
and
rubber
J
CO'Q
ri
heels.
Unusual
offering
at
WOMEN'S
AND
MEN'S
BEDROOM
5
SLiPI'ERSComfortable,
neat
C-l
5
and
attracUve,
Priced
to
sell
GROWING
-GIRLS'
SHOES
All
sizes
from
higher
priced
groups.
Choice
B.
C.
&
uiinilure
Co.
.Specialargains
.In
New
Furniture
$2.49$
ALL
SALES
FINAL
MANY-OTHER
BARGAIN'S!
The
CdMfcte
Shoe
Store
PHONE
GREEN
615
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
12
Fine
Panel
Beds-Cable
springs
and
mattresses
CO
ft
QI
V1"'"
in
all
sizes.
Special
-
7
Waterfall
Style
Dressers
With
round
S2205
mirrors
7
Chesterfield
Tables
S10
95
Special
12
Studio
Couches
In
repp,
colors
rust,
Argbnne
red,
and
brown.
Can
be
made
into
double
bed
or
two
-single
beds.
j0
4
'IIZ
Three
cushions,
blanket
storing
space
18
Three-piece
Chesterfields-i-In
latest
styles
and
patterns
Trom
79.00
TO
898.00
18iTable
Lamps
Latest
styles
and
colors,
from
81.95
83195
5
Kitchen
Ranges
Two-tone,
all-enamel,
for
wood
or
coal,
finest
makes.
From
864.00
t0
894.50
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Next
Door
to
B.C.
Clothiers
THIRD
AVENUE
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
tailiflt
it,
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVE1
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
every
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
ATrainiMeaYe
Trine
f
Rupert
for
the
Eait
Moiiday,:Wedneday,
Friday,
6
p.m..w
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
and
rStevrart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
!For
Jar,
tc.,
coll
'br
tcrit
Qty
JVtk4t
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Sl$
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THIRD
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Saturday
Night
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