,r
AprU
23,
1940.
ret
Device
UL
i
atvuii
ry
Seriously
JOIN
THE
ALADA
STAMP
CLUB
I
For
Un
etnli
tnd
the
Ubtl
end.
ifiowlnj
th
Uipot
trada.
maw,
irom
any
pacati
or
mua
will
und
you
a
Bt
alnntr'i
Outfit
of
t
164
pa
at
Stamp
Album.
1-100
ll-dtfftrtntiUmpt.
1
.
Bi
J
lilt
of
ihouiandi
oliUmpi
offtrtd
Frt
In
ctchn
(or
SALADA
libtli.
3
SALADA
STAMP
CLUB
-
441
Kinf
SU
W
Teronlo
:
rusaitiKi
ad.
u
many
dollars
Paris
Of
1315
Had
Blackouts
i
i
Untitles
Nights
No
Modern
Idea
In
Capital
Of
French
Republic
April
24.
uniun
au-
PARIS.
April
23:
(CP)
This
!i'i
regard
very
eri-,
blackout,"
supposed
to
be
some--i
a
new
secret
wea-,
thing
Invented
to
answer
the
re-iny
which
it
Is
Mtd
'qutremenU
of
the
30th
century
Is
v
urunery
batteries
in
resTUty
nothing
new
at
all
tather
Forecast
Mfwis
Toe
pressure
,
i
m
the
Oregon
coast
m
Vancouver
Island
Light
.shower
have
he
south
roast
but
the
of
Vancouver
Island-
tlsaaa
In
nilu
1
1
.
1
.
S
PEC
I
A
L
OFFER
If
ou
purrliMe
genuine
Onsolrtim
(iolil
Seal
It"
during
li
period
of
lliit
rnnlrt
and
llien
proe
to
le
llic
winner
of
Ilia
prite
rue,
you
have
llie
option
of
taking
ibe
P'ite
"'K
or
of
luting
die
lull
purchase
price
o
the
Tug
you
already
boufht
relunJnl.
TliU.il
Jour
opportunity
of
'
rug
of
larger
ie
FHEE.
Don't
mi"
ll'i
dunce.
MacKenzie's
Furniture
'
t
llAiAiaAV
Military
Wedding
In
United
Church
Miss
Thelma
Sankey
of
Port
Simp-Ron
Becomes
Kride
of
Gunner
Edward
Merrill
of
Decker
Lake
The
marriage
took
place
Satur
day
evening
at
8
o'clock
at
First
United
Church.
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson
officiating,
of
Miss
Thelma
Sankey,
dauahter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
'.8ankey
of
Port
8lmpson,
and
Gun
ner
Edward
Merrill
of
Decker
Lake,
a
member
of
the
102nd
Battery
here.
Many
friends
of
the
con
tracting
couple
attended
the
cere
mony
and
there
was
a
guard
of
i
honor
from
the
102nd
Battery
under
Bombardier
Ernest
Ratchford.
The
bride,
whose
costume
was
of
torquolse
blue
with
hat
to
match,
was
givert
In
marriage
by
her
aunt.
Miss
Salome
Wesley.
Miss
Kay
Dudoward
and
Miss
Adelaide
Mer
rill
were
bridesmaids.
Lance
Bombardier
E.
W.
Merrill
attend
his
son.
Gunner
R.
Gillis
was
usher.
Following
the
ceremonv
a
recen-
for
tlon
was
held
at
the
home
of
Miss
,
,Tr:z.
7
7"
...
1
l
8ah)me
N'nth
Avenue
West,
insulated
in
me
year
1315.
where
IU
first
Inauguration
took
place,
tender
their
best
UhM
and
con.
just
S2S
yean
ago
In
July
for
a
duration
of
IS
days.
Louis
the
Quarreuer,
King
of
France,
re
-
outhws
winds
part
tTlor
of
the
houses
will
be
toter-
illld
Wlih
a
few
aCat-iatH
aftr
tho
riirfaw-tvall
r
gratulatlons.
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson
proposed
the
toast
to
the
bride
and
the
groom
responded.
Sergeant
Edward
nowned
for
his
stubborn
dUposi-,
HudMn
nr000jtw,
thA
tn
ty,m
Hon
and
for
having
had
his
wife,
bridesmaid
and
Lance
Bombardier
'VSl
i
MerrUI
"-Ponded.
The
evening
was
.
tod
decided
to
puntth
the
cltLtens
t
n
dandng
w1th
musl
b
for
havirur
Mieouraeed
student
in
it
...
.
...
1
rwin
fur
anH
miM
in
,
"
.
uw
s
wrcnesira.
jvirs.
a.
J.
I
flrTa"
A
.
..!
ucoti
wm
n
charge
of
the
serving
.
u-7
u
une
nau
j
or
deUclous
refreshments.
cracK
01
nam
Tisime
irom
u
ex
GUT
OF
FLOUR
TICHBORNE,
England,
April
23:
trie
ordinance
And
It
was
added
cp
-The
400
residents
of
this
I
tht
"o
Parisian
would
be
per-
Hampshire
village
shared
two
tons
,
tnltted
to
leave
his
home
after
the
of
flour
enough
for
nearly
4,000
w.ll
ivnir
of
ipors
The
blackout
was
loaves
in
accordance
with
an
800-1
'mplrMp'
i
year-old
custom
recently.
17
1
1
m
m
'
j
li
j
latHcaaBSBBBgSHHs9aIBfiHsSW
CO
from
the
Gorgeous
Selection
of
Lonqoleum
Patterns
r
w
Mould
you
like
a
beautiful
nevr
rug
for
jour
living
room,
dining
room,
kitchen,
or
for
any
room
in
tliciiouc...u
6
x
9
foot
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Hug
absolutely
I'ltHK?
All
you
ilo
is
guct.i
a
fiiinifxr.
ero
nrc
no
M
ring
attached
to
this
ileot-
nothing
to
write,
buy
or
cll.
tint
iit
your
dealer's
where
thin
rie
rug
is
on
display.
Underneath
big
Cold
Seal
that
guarantee
g
to
he
genuine
Coiigolrum,
a
number
hn
been
placed.
If
c
the
correct
iiuinlier
or
the
ncarcut
the
correct
number,
thl
rug
(or
jour
cnoice
ot
any
puttern
in
this
oie)
iHjourr.
at
;u
cost
whatever!
Why
not
rail
on
jour
dealer
'
l((iy?
It
will
take
but
u
moment
to
enter
your
gue
and
youMl
enjoy
looking
ocr
tliOHtoek
of
Congoleum
Cold
Seal
ItugHiitid
perhaps
ehiKiiiing
the
one
jou'd
like
ciriii
NKty
in'n
CONGOLEUM
(1VNADV
LIMITED
-
MONTREAL
Tlio
COLD
SHVL
ii
affixed
to
the
lurfiee
of
all
genuine
Cold
Seal
Congoleum.
Init
on
ireing
it
nlien
buying!
ALL
SIZKS
CONCOLKUM
jlf(JS--Scc
McKcnzic's
Itcffard-inj,'
Free
liujr
2.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAfJS
TilKEJS
..
'
i-j
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Moose
Bridge
tonight
o'clock.
Cash
prizes.
Inspector
C.
O.
Barber,
provincial
police,
left-
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
trip
to
Prince
George
on
offic
ial
duties.
R.
8.
Ollchrlst,
who
has
been
here
for
the
past
couple
of
weeks
In
con
nection
with
his
duties
as
city
com
missioner,
will
sail
this
Thursday
night
by
the
Prince
George
on
his
return
to
Victoria.
Said
Goodbye
From
Stretcher
Gunner
Charles
Johnson
Carried
To
Train
To
Farewell
Overseas
Draft
Announcements
All
sdrerttsemenU
in
ttiii
col
4mn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
2V
word
Baptist
Missionary
Tea,
May
1.
W.
A.
Canadian
Tea,
May
15.
Empire
Mav
23
1940.
i.tt
at
8
The
Interior
News
of
Smlther
(98)
I
which
ceased
publication
on
the
I
I
death
of
the
proprietor,
L.
B.
"Warn-
'..
The
meeting
of
the
Moose
Lodge
ier,
will
resume
publication
on
May
'.,
inril
il
has
hpen
cancelled.
Ififl)
1
tan.
vji
i
nuiM
--
-
-
wf
Tonight's
train,
(rue
from
the
miss
k.
u.
Priestly
R.N.,
public
Hast
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
.health
nurse,
who
has
been
quite
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
I
seriously
ill
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Charles
Graham,
Inspector
of
mines,
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
trip
to
Telkwa
on
official
bus
iness.
Carnival.
Moose
Hall.
nrmsTRY
NOTICK
ACT
He:
OrtlMi-.ite
of
Title
No.
SI9M-I
In
The
I'jivterlj
SO
leet
(from
front
to
Hear)
or
lxt
II.
llUHk
11,
Section
.1.
Cllv
of
ITInr
Itunert.
Man
'!!.
AITTION
SALE
Tlml.T
Sale
MX1M19
(General
Hospital,
is
now
reported
Mrs.
A.
C.
Clark
is
sailing
this
to
be
doing
quite
nicely.
evening
on
the
Catala
for
a
visit
to
Victoria.
cflrter1.
Prince
Rxipert.
the
Licence
XI
8009.
July
1.
vo
mi
,ara,uuu
1.
o.
n.
ot
apruce,
cedar
and
henJook
ou
an
arc
adjoin-tttg
Timber
Licences
1717P.
1718P
and
1720P.
ncrth
lde
of
Cunuhewa
Inlet.
BLACKHEADS
Mutely
dlMolve?
and
dlMppnar
by
this
cm
arotl.
uf
and
mm
nwthod.
Ot
tw
oaaoM
of
prozine
powdtr
from
any
dm
alar,
prink
la
ea
a
hoe,
vat
rmn.
ana
apply
lUr
ertry
Mackaaad
will
be
goo.
O.
W.
Laldler,
general
sales
man
ager,
W.
H.
Malkln
Co.,
Vancouver,
and
Allan
Landals.
local
manager.
A
special
bylaw,
passed
by
City
Commissioner
R.
S.
Gilchrist
to
ratify
the
sale
of
a
number
of
i
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
K
this
afternoon
after
making
theK
round
trip
to
Stewart.
'
iCITY
LOTS
PURCHASED
Number
Of
Deals
Ratified
By
I
"Special
Bylaw
Given
Final
Readings
Ounner
Charles
Johnson
of
tax
sale
properties,
included
thei
wens
naa
hoped
to
leave
with
j
following
deals:
the
overseas
artillery
draft
which-
With
Buildings
left
for
Edmonton
last
evening
A.
M.
Allaire,
lots
5
and
6,
block
but
last
December
he
had
the
mis-!
15,
section
2,
$45050.
fortune
to
sustain
burns
In
an
I
K.
Tsumura,
lot
34,
block
15.
accident
at
Frederick
Point
as
a
section
5,
$150.
I
result
of
which
he
Is
still
In
hos-'
E.
W.
Becker,
lot
7,
block
8,
sec-pital.
Arrangements
were
made
to
tlon
1.
$300.
T.aa....
..
I
taice
mm
to
the
train
on
a
stretch-1
Lucy
Wiggins,
lot
57,
block
7,
er
last
night
so
that
he
might
see
section
1,
$400.
!
OTHER
GROUPS
49c
$1.49
$1-95
$355
$5.45
5
nnw
r
i
rrn
nunrn
IU1
KAIL
n
bpnng
CLEAN
-
UP
S-A-L-E
WHILE
THEY
LAST
Ladies'
fancy
gaytees
and
30
odd
pairs
of
ladies'
shoes.
QQC
'''
Up
to
$4
values
WOMEN'S
DRESS
AND
WALKING
SHOES
Many
at
half
price.
CO
95
u
Brown,
rust,
wine,
etc.
Selection7
MEN'S
DRESS
OXFORDS
Leather
soles
and
rubber
CO
QCJ
heels.
Unusual
offering
at
....
WOMEN'S
AND
MEN'S
BEDROOM
SLIPPERS
Comfortable,
neat
Q
and
attractive.
Priced
to
sell
GROWING
GIRLS'
SHOES
All
sizes
from
higher
CO
49
priced
groups.
Choice
ALL
SALES
FINAL
MANY
OTHER
BARGAINS!
The
Cut
-
Rate
Shoe
Store
PHONE
GREEN
615
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Sprine
L
rraliy
here
and
pretty
tlnue.
soon
it
will
be
summer.
It
seems
THIRD
AVENUE
Open
Saturday
Night
column
will
not
be
Interested
in
all
these
minor
changes.
Nearly
every
home
now
has
Its
garden
plot.
Many
of
them
are
Interesting
now.
Some
of
them
will
continue
interesting
all
summer
but
there
are
always
a
few
that
do
not
get
past
the
spring
digging.
Yet
even
that
is
something
to
be
thankful
for.
There
is
always
the
hope
that
the
Interest
will
con-
nis
inenas
on
and
ne
was
one
of
Peter
Anderson,
lot
7.
block
47..
hp
nbout
time
that
all
thil
i
am
told
that
there
are
some
the
most
enthusiastic
0i
a
large
section
7,
$158.70.
year'S
plants
were
in
their
places
very
fine
new
day
lilies
hemer-
crowd
of
relatives,
friends
and
C.
G.
Ham,
lot
18,
block
4,
sec-
with
the
exception
of
a
few
of
the
ocallls).
Not
only
are
there
more
soldiers
which
gathered
to
farewell
tlon
5.
$1800.
'
or.
delicate
varieties.
Only
a
colors
than
formerly
but
thev
the
boys.
I
Najeeb
Musallem.
lot
6.
block
w
rwHinle
seem
to
sow
their
flow-
bloom
at
different
twrlods
of
the
NEW
YORK
COrPER
per
pound.
33,
section
1.
$3250.
er
geeds
m
the
open
ground.
They
iimmer.
I
have
one
that
Is
in
Martin
Swanson,
lots
5
and
6,
either
sow
in
boxes
or
under
glass
bud
und
will
soon
be
showinz
block
14,
section
1,
$1000.
or
they
buy
the
seedlings
when
color.
I
think
it
Is
"Apricot.'
The
NEW
YORK.
April
23,
New
York
H.
Mochlda.
lot
17.
block
32.
the
time
arrives
Irom
planting
out.
lemon
colored
flowers
ot
the
old
ronner
nriee
were
.03ato
.05c
lower
,
section
1.
$1.17255.
haTe
not
yet
planted
my
nastur-
fayhioned
plants
will
not
be
show-
yesterdiv
with
September
at
10.13c
Tom
Shimiru.
tot
33.
block
9.
tiums
because
thy
are
to
replace
ing
for
a
month
or
so.
I
should
.Section
5.
$500.
h
fnravt.mA.nnrjs
as
snon
as
thev
vprv
much
If
Iro
in
hsva
a
nrhntn
j
William
Geddcs,
lot
36,
block
9,
are
over
and
they
will
not
be
series
blooming
from
May
to
Sep-section
5.
$235.
needed
for
several
weeks.
I
shall
tember
but
for
anything
of
that
H.
T.
Harvey,
subdivision
of
lots
sow
them
In
a
large
box
and
sort
the
garden
should
be
a
more
nd
12,
block
18.
section
5,
transplant
as
soon
as
the
ground
permanent
one
than
mine.
51000.
Without
Buildine
f
1
1
-l
rt
V.
.J
TV
1
1
.
.
I
Karl
Mnrkl.
lets
43
and
44,
block
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs.
Parkin's,
May
2.
section
7.
$135.
i
102nd
Auxiliary
Dance,
Armoury,
I
May
3.
Moose
Ladies'
Dance,
May
7.
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
May
9.
Presbyterian
Tea,
Mrs.
T,
Brown's,
May
10.
Is
ready.
.-.v.
uuiii
dim
jvuiuiiiv
jviac-
..
1
When
passing
that
way
last
eve-
n)ng
1
C0UIQ
n01
resist
to
irti,..,
.
,
.
.
.
.
wuiie
a
numrjer
"
oi
pcople
pcopie
are
are
caning
Arthur,
lot
4.
blOCk
8.
Section
I.
.
.
..
f
na.
tho
t
mp
nf
rtav
nrHh
or.
'
sowing
lawns
mis
spring,
ureat
-
j
-
j
care
is
taken
In
DreDarine
the
den
blends,
William
Moffat
and
!Ioi
7ZrteS
t
tHeirSutiS
Rk
Lean.
They
are
mak-
lot
15.
block
19.
section
5.
$2350.
4
...
u.
ine
a
new
lawn
on
the
siri.
nf
th
irnus
ramn
un
the
work
is
at
an
Ambrose
Avenue
house
facing
end.
ena.
As
at
a
a
waiter
matter
oi
of
fact
law
the
me
Job
jou
Hays
Their
newly
planted
rv,i-i
j
T
,
.
,
.
h-?J
loL
ha
o"
commenced.
At
least
avaleas
are
In
bloom
and
some
re-
i4
.net
Ck
8
stinn
i
mit
Jo
'
once
a
week
th
lawn
must
be
n"y
Imported
rhododendrons
'l
'
n
...
'mown
and
now
and
then
the
bloom
this
season,
judging
by
(t.
n
Ml
wfcr
nair
rr
inr
it
ik.
n
i
n
,
.
hlncV
4
ti
,
it
'
"dws
must
be
trimmed
If
It
Is
to
"iC
-iwraiice.
r-ngineer
uavia
Selt,on.5-
'21?:.
.
look
like
anvthln.
The
lawn
Is
Todd
of
the
Prince
George
sent
'27
'TmM'
Jot
2'
,3loc,t
34',one
of
the
moat
Important
parts
me
"ur
or
five
nice
little
rhod-
i
i
t
il
i
-
it
i
i
-
anpnnmnj
inis
wppr
nnn
tnpv
a
r
.
ni
nip
u'nini
n
il
is
wcji
kcul
it
,i'
tZ
8'
mOCK
sec
le
n-re
,nd
there
in
the
other
fhould
d
wc
,n
the
muskeg
soil.
!
1
understsnd
there
have
been
wini,m
P!,rt!'
"nt
c
notlreabl".
No
gar-
wium
-r
o
u
,
,icnlm
Smith,
lots
4
.
...u-..
.
,
some
hundreds
nf
thesp
little
trr-M
5
nH
ft
hlrwV
ci
,on
uc"
.cwiipwic
wiuiuul
a
lawn
,,
-
-.
-7
7
.
..
------
,
I
Mh.
mcet-n.
o7
me
council
'J?
"
Legion
Spring'
win
he
hfld
next
Tuesday
morning
to
consider
the
tax
rate
for
the
T
,
,
.
.
1
Catholic
Tea.
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore's;
May
IS.
year.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
April
23,
9115
V.
A.
Cole
has
returned
from
Ketchikan
where
he
made
ar
rangements
for
a
series
ol
baseball
Tiv-re
win
bo
r4fercd
for
,ie
i
Pub-
games
between
Prince
Rupert
and
!'
Au-,ti.
'.
no-n
on
the
In
May.
...,,,,..,
.
,
.
.
in
The
o-rce
or
the
Dlrtrlot
ror-
--
mt
m
m
uc
jjiajtuvu
SHOPPING
IN
GERMANY
Queen
Charlotte
Inland
Land
District,
j
'
rt'C
'lU
nWed
f0r!
BERLIN,
April
23,
(CP)
Frau
'
"Provided
anyone
unable
ta
attend
;
Gertrud
ScholtzlKlfnk,
Hitler's
ap-u
e-uotion
in
ptron
nxay
aubmit
ton-
polntee
as
Relchs
Woman
Leader
ZXSllhZr0t'
h
issued
"Ten
Commandments
l
Further
parttcuiani
may
be
obtained
for
Shopping
In
Wartime."
Their
from
the
Chief
Powwtee.
Victoria.
B.
0..'Ceneral
;K
1
tenor
T
Is
13
"Keen
vour
shirt
or
the
DUtrlot
Forwtw;
Prince
Riuwt.
,
"P,J0,.
.,
n.
0.
1
on,"
In
otlier
words,
J
"take
H
easj'."
oniyis
iwiicuu
iims
inuac
some
;
great
improvements
in
his
place
'this
spring.
There
is
a
complete
new
settln't
and
everything
seems
to
be
growing
well.
I
do
not
know
who
is
the
head
gardener
of
the
family
but
there
seems
to
be
some
mie
touch
there
this
year
that
has
not
been
noticed
during
the
past
few
season.
I
'am
expecting
syest
things
from
this
garden
General
Sir
Sam
Hughes,
minister
during
the
year,
wheheas
satisfactory
proof
of
loss
of
mllltla.
Is
charged
by
the
Lib-
:
of
the
abow
Oertfctlate
of
Title
lulled
orate
with
Mnrlniin,
rnxi,
1
.i
1.
...in
Hn
Uie
mune
of
Omllla
C.
Wlcc
hw
,.7
s
o
iu3
vm
ic.ncm-
neen
filed
tn
thta
eve,
notice
u
here-
auairs
wnn
uromweinan
lacucs.
ber
that
it
Is
quite
impossible
to
by
given
that
I
alwll.
at
the
exrlra-
In
reolv
tcr
eraft
charces.
the
Con-
vtett
nvoru
nnn
T
fnVo
oront
ntooc.
1ST
ffr.rriCSonftZ'
2i
i
servauves
say
that
the
Liberals
did.
ure
In
noticing
them
as
I
drive
Previat-Hwi
certtfio'te
of
Title
in
lieu
the
same
thing
when
they
were
In
oast
and
taking
note
of
every
little
of
the
aald
lct
Certificate,
unfsa
In
office.
.improvement
Improvement
but
DUl
readers
readers
OI
of
this
mis
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
tn
writing.
'
nved
it
the
tand
Rejlatry
Office,
rrtrtce
Rupert.
B.
C
UU
tat
day
of
'April.
1940.
!
A.
THOMPSON.
I
Deputy
Reglatrar.
I.
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurler
Is
still
boosting
for
harbor
Improvements
for
Prince
Rupert.
distributed
In
the
city
this
spring.
The
rock
garden
Is
the
most
at-t-oetive
feature
of
the
Moffat
and
McLean
place
and
always
will
be,
I
should
think.
H.
F.
P.
Resided
Forty
Years
At
Town
Of
Salmon
Arm
VICTORIA,
April
23:
(CP)
Mrs.
Jennie
Eldrldge
died
here
yesterday
at
the
age
of
seventy-three
years.
Before
moving
to
Victoria
she
had
been
a
resident
of
Salmon
Arm
for
forty
years.
Your
Coal
Problems
Solved
AVc
have
in
stock
a
well
pre-
Wcrif'd
eSSOTT
pared
carefully
screened
Coal
IxrousAcod
AiVT,
.
..
,ji...j...i
'ir.ii
.'
.
L..J.
to
SUII
j
our
inumuuai
rc-
runy
u.
quircmciu.
As
in
coal,
to
procure
the
best
in
Lumber
and
Building
G51
632
SAND
ffl
k
4b
t
W
Cod
'
Surnf
.1,
.
....
V.?.
CEMENT
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd,
GRAVEL