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H
5
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Waterfront
Whiffs
Present
on
Dry
Dock
Payroll
Twenty
Halibut
Boats
Away
Up
To
This
Morning
on
Initial
Voyages
Of
Season
,
ineua
.;ivMost
of
them
being
engaged
in
overhaul
work
on
ves-
selj
.
How
receiving
attention
at
the
yard,
the
payroll
at
the:
PHhce.
Rupert
dry
dock
has
been
gradually
increasing
of
late4iritil
today
there
are
about
125
men
receiving
employment
there.
The
Canadian
National
Steamships
steamer,
Prince
RUDert
is
still
nn
the
nnntnnns
hut
will
h
uil
euuuk
wic
uuuuic
ui
next
wees.
On
"completion
of
the
annual
overhaul
of
:the
Prince
Rupert,
similar
work
'will
'be
started
oh
the
Prince
Charles,
probably
about
the
middle
of
April.
The
Prince
Charles
will
al
sahave
to
be
docked.
Thp
nnmln
fon'
government
snagboat
EsslngtotwfTtas
iias
-aooui
compeiea
ner
annua
routine
overhaul!and
will
be
leafr
lng-the
jrard
at
the
first
of
nexf
week
to
start
her
season's
work
ori
the'
-Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers.
Mean-
tlme
-
work
In
preparing
the
yard
fori'the
carrying
out
of
the
contracts'
for
the
construction
of
two
mine
sweepers
for
the
Canadian
riavyi
Is,
being
proceeded
with
but
onla,
small
proportion
of
the
men
presently
employed
at
the
yard
are
engaged
In
that
Funeral
Of
James
Ross
Old
friends
gathered
at
the
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
this
af
the
time
of
departure
of
the
first
Irom
Allled
operaUons
In
the
Dar-ancf
last
groups.
Next
week
will
no
"ef
terlaba.
first
Brit-
doubt
see
the
first
fresh
halibut
of
,st
passenser
Doavauacicea
py
aer-the
season
landed
in
Prince
Runert
niansksunk
in
St.
Oeorge's
Channel;
Boats,
tearing;
;u.
$f
,noon
tay
;H?'Uw
l08t-
aska,
enroute
to
the
grounds.
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tues
IS
7te
Finest
otL.
WAity
JohnDewar&Soiis.
pfflM
I
1
Ooatoala
ia
Ow
lritt.ia
up
tmi
m
KTuiy
sail
at
mldnleht
to
Vancouver.
CTassifldjVSrinp
T.
Y.WVrfofe'lBlwa
mP:'-
,
,
,
NrW'?Ct?"ytheht
yei
reached
thlsoultle
fort.
"
boat
to
get
away,
leaving
on
Tues-
enn?6'11,0"1
Unl"
steam
cdena,
John
engine
trouble
The
American
boat
arrlyed
,n
Visitor
has
cleared
for
Craig.
Al-
i.f
4-u.
.
.u.
.....l
on
her
return
Pachena,
Capt.
Oscar
Sather.
and
The
Department
of
Transport
Dfvnllln
rHV
fIA....
If
t
L
I
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.......
r
wirKth.
'
a-
"CI"y
naxwen,
wmcn
announces
that
the
day
beacon
on
iom
v,,iiK.,f
u.
?2nSL
SiJ
U
BSea"i
le"
here
ten
days
aBt
for
Vancpu-
Regatta
Rock
in
Searorth
Chanson
opening
at
m
dnight
tomorrow
ver
with
scows
having
on
board
I
ha?
been
destroyed
by
a
storm
nighttwenty
local
boats
had
clear-
equipment
of
the
Northern
Con-
-
ed
up:
to
this
morning
for
the
fish-
struction
Co.
which
had
been
used
I
The
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
ser-
ng
grounds
As
announced
earlier
in
fortification
construction
work
vlce
boat'
Daly
and
derrick
scow,
in
the.
week,
the
boats
are
departing
and
scrap
material
from
the
old'
with
Capt.
Reg
Green
In
charge.
Is
l
,
T
.f
P
.
f
UPS
accordIn8
to
mining
and
smelting
plant
at
Any-:
at
present
at
Aliford
Bay,
Queen
?.
L-
k
(
Phabet
wlth
03t-have
been
delayed
by,
unfavor.
I
Charlotte
Islands,
carrying
out
wnjch
their
names
commence,
able
weather
and,
as
far
as
was
work
In
connection
with
air
base
Tnere
Is
a,
gap
of
three
or
four
days
known
up
to
this
morning
had
not
construction.
,
District
News
-"
.
ternoon
for
the
funeral
of
the
Into
ry
I
1
U
James
Ross,
pioneer
resident
of
the
,
5urnS
LclRe
liclS
city.
Members
of
the
Masonic
or-1
der.
of
which
deceased
was
a
mem-'
p
.
n
'
ber,
were
among
those
in
attend-1
taStCr
uCrVlCCS
ance.
I
Rev.
H.
O.
Funston.
pastor
oft
First
Presbyterian
Church!
offlci-
Large
Congregation
ated
and
A.
C.
Small
presided
at
the
j
organ.
Hymns
were'
"Lead
Kindly
'
Light"
and
"Nearer
My
God
to
I
Thee."
1
BURNS
LAKE,
Interment
was
made
In
the
Ma-!
Special
Easter
sonic
plot
at
Falrvlew
.Cemetery
Pallbearers
were
Hugh
Hugh
Smith,
James
Campbell,
J.
B
At
United
Church
There
Both
Morning
And
Evening
Special
Services
Hazelton
Church
Good
Friday
And
Easter
Suitably
Observed
In
St.
HAZELTON,
March
Friday
and
Easter
Sunday
vice
at
St.
Peter's
Church
were
well
attended.
There
ing.
afternoon
and
evenir.z
in
the
afternoon
being
more
Mrs
.M.
A.
Mvros
and
a
carni
'"Sing
the
Joy
of
Easter
Day,"
by
The
church
was
decorated
with
beautiful
red
tulips
and
daffodils
sent
by
Vancouver
friends.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
Elettric
and
Acetylene
Weldinc
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
Ca
F.njlnes
Repaired
and
Overhauled
DEWAR1
OF
THE
WORLD
TO
GET
THE
BEST
.
.
.
BE
SURE
TO
SAY
.h-
53.75
DE
WAR'S
This
advertisement
Is
cot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
..
oi
British
Columbia
tr
.
l
r
iiutselas
dusv
v
During
Easter
Snccial
Visitors
And
Services
Arc
Held
At
Interior
Village
Friday
And
Sunday
March
30:
'
KITSELAS.
Mach
r3
0.
The
Sa-1
Sundav
services
vation
Army
at
KiUelai
was
busy
were
held
In
the
Burns
Lake
Uni-
over
the
Easter
season
with
spe
Hamilton,
ted
Church,
there
being
large
at-
clal
visitors
and
services.
tendances
both
morn
In
e
and
eve-!
Adjutant
and
Mrs.
Parkinson
Robertson.
A.
C.
Allen
and
Howard
nlng
with
Rev.
Adam
Crisp,
the
were
In
Kltselas
on
Friday,
being
Seen.
Luther
League
Tea
And
Sale
pastor,
officiating.
i
guests
of
Adjutant
and
Mrs
At
the
morning
service
there
McKay.
IUS
othrrwtw
known
tVdnn
mnd
RohUt
Mark
.were
Eftster
recitations
and
On
Easter
Sunday
there
were
choruses
bv
the
Sundav
School
good
meetings
and
in
the
after
pupils.
noon
the
Home
League
had
a
good
In
the
evening
a
beutlful
supper,
all
the
chiefs
being
in
1
Easter
stihd
xinrv
was
staged
bv
vlted.
Also
present
were
Miss
Sue
the
choir.
Mrs.
Helmer
Eckland
man
of
New
York,
who
is
engaged
jne
junior
Lutner
League
was
was
reader
and
extra
musical
m
archaeological
work,
and
Wll
the
sponser
of
a
tea
and
home
cook-N
numbers
were
enioved.
these
ln-lllam
Beynon
of
Port
SlmDson.
Mr
lng
sale
jwhich
was
held
at
the,cluding
a
solo,
"Open
the
Oates'
Beynon
spoke
suitably
as
did
Chief
weiropoie
Hau
yesieraay
aitemoon.
o:
the
Temple,
by
Miss
Louise
and
Mrs.
Mark
McKay.
Servlteurs
for
the
occasion
were
Miner;
duet.
"Whispering.
Hope."
I
Another
Easter
visitor
to
Kltae-Astrl
Peterson,
Ethel
Knutsen,
Mag-
by
Miss
Miner
and
Thomas
Smith,
las
was
George
Thomas
Crow
of
nlld
Storseth
and
Charlotte
Myr-;and
Instrumental
selections
from
iHaielton.
wang.
Cashiers
were
Edith
Mur-
Rubensteln.
Dvorak
and
'
void
and
Violet
Wick.
Home
cook-,
sohn
by
Ihvln
Pennington,
violin.
,v.
.....
.
"
"
ing
attendants
were
Dagny
Myr-and
Mrs.
Adam
Crisp,
piano.
Mr
T"fc
Sl
rmouuV
r
wang
and
Elvlda
Sorenson.
Mrs-lCrisp's
sermon
subiect
was
"The
in
tjie
matter
or
nAnsitri.n
ian.
Peterson
and
Miss
Johnson
assisted
Message
of
Easter."
in
tne
kitchen.
A
large
number
of
people
attended
and
results
were
very
factory.
tanda
At
War
25
Years
Ago
March
30,
1915
Russian
fleet
between
each
group's
departure
PmDardcd
outer
forts
on
the
Bos-with
t10
to
dlvert
TurMah
attention
a
space
of
ten
days
between
lurnt.
Drmmi,
AND:
fN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADU1NI-TRATION
ACT-TAKE
NOTICE
ut
ttter
of
Ad-mloWtrfttton
of
the
FaUte
of
Ui
abnr
Drcrtil
tormrtlj
at
Prtncm
lUipert.
.Albert,
on
Urn
lith
dur
ox
Nomnbet
IMA
.
.
.
.
'c
uw
(rwiira
in
mj
J
TOUT
I--
by
HU
Honour
Judc
rWw
on
th
14th
1M0
All
rrm
In-Sunday
owd
u
the
boe
EU'
ar
r
Peter's
Qutd
to
jy
the
amount
ot
Wirtr
In
CrtXUiri
to
nv
forthwHh
and
all
prr-ona
hating
eWou
aatet
tn
a
bore
30:
Oood,E"ut
rqutd
to
m
them
with
Ucularly
for
natives.
Special
music
in
the
evening
included
a
solo
by
me
tmrore
U
SO
tfar
of
April
1940
jfHH
wMeh
dlMrtbutton
win
be
mad
here
I
wtUiout
rreard
to
any
riatma
of
wbkJk
were
,
tn
he
notice.
three
services
on
Sunday-morn-
,.J?I!?
K.
BC-
thu
that!
par-,;
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
I
m
GOLl;
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeyo
I'INK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Parked
by
the
,,nlr
talmon
tannine
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prlnr
Kuprt
LAUREL
AND
'
.HARDY
HERE
Veteran
Comedians
In
The
Flying
Deuces,"
Now
Showing
at
Capitol
Theatre
In
"the
Flying
Deuces."
the
first
feature
leneth
i-omfdv
in
which
Stan
Laurel
and
Oliver
Hardy
have
appeared
for
over
a
year,
the
vet
eran
comics
take
to
the
airway
as
the
background
for
their
misadventures,
a
thrilling
and
hilarious
climax
coming
in
the
final
sequence
when,
as
two
Foreign
Leglonalres
umtenced
to
die
for
desertion,
they
take
flight
In
an
endurance
ship.
A
snarkllne
musical
score
is
wov
en
Into
the
fabric
of
the
comedy,
the
music
making
up.
It
is
said,
for
what
may
be
lacking
In
the
way
of
diaioEue.
The
colorful
background
of
Morocco
and
the
Legion
provide
appropriate
settings
for
the
pageantry
and
torn-foolery.
The
supporting
cast
includes
Jean
TONIGHT
OXLY
2
Complete
Show
i
LAUUKL
and
il
In
UlK
"THE
FLYING
DEUCES"
(At
8:08
and
It
.
I'Lt.i
The
French
Fijhtin-
u,.v
J
In
Full
Actl,
will.
"
...
tvH
tary
Authorities
"FRANCE
IS
READY"
(l)ialo(ue
In
Kn-li
Al
7;00
.
k
9
vuminc
,iion,
Tuc
Ut.AXX,
III
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FIRST
LOVE
official
record
ff..l
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.
th
rvicc
"f
Ci
Middleton
and
others.
Also
on
this
nrogram.
which
njlk)n
,n
fu
1
shows
tonight
only
at
the
Capitol.be
u
thrllluiK
..
Theatre
here
is
"France
is
Ready,
i.ig
pictorial
d".
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