v
3
picre
TOUR
Whiff
lets
lAUdSlr
.Frorn
The
Waterfront
iv,
:
k,
e
V
v
..
buccesshil
Hattag
been
delayed
for
almost
:
t-eaiy-our
hours
because
of
a
prrttily
Decorated
with
spring
heavy
windstorm
on
Hecate
Straits
nowers
and
fright
and
cheery
for
TNttrdxjr.
C
N
R.
steamer
Prince
occasion,
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
John.
Cap:
r-ir
.
-d
Mabbs.
ar-
T
parkin,
Borden
Street,
was
the
rived
in
at
7:50
this
morning
port
scme
yesterday
of
a
successful
tea
frra
V?ncotrr
th?
Queen
and
sale
of
home
coding
by
the
Charlotte
Islands
with
passengers,
woman's
Auxiliary
of
St.
An-tnaaod
fretoht
The
vessel
saOs
dreWs
Anglican
Cathedral.
Mrs.
tonight
at
10:30
on
h-r
r-turn
H.
s.
Meadows,
president
of
the
south
over
the
sa
i
mf.
Leaving
woman's
Auxiliary,
received
with
Vancouver
U?
Prince
Jrhn
wis
ifrs.
pkin.,
ffi4jtoh.rin1r
nvth
rn-er
tor
in
charge
of
the
tea
room
were
Moresby
Iand
a.
well
as
skeleton
Mrs.
Fred
McLeod
and
Mrs.
C.
EL
cannery
crews
tor
Pacofi
and
Shan-
Culttn
1$h
Mrs.
W
H
Smeeton
nonHavmre
assstlng.
Mrs.
U.
A.
nix.
Miss
R.
;
The
Prince
Ja
was
in
port
Id-
M.
Davit
O.
B.
E..
Mrs.
Thomas
ward
this
mcrabag
to
anload
a
Andiew
and
Mrs.
G.
Smith
poured
piece
of
machlneey.
and
senritenrs
were
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holtbv
Mrs.
f
D
Johnston.
Mrs.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Ade-
j.
s
Wilson,
Mrs.
C.
V
EviU.
Mrs.
.
lalde.
Capt.
J.
Williams,
arrived
j.
g.
Jntins
and
Mtas
Norreen
Gib-.Irj.(
port
at
2:15
this
afternoon
son
Mm.
C.
B.
ChIHb
was
cashier.
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
Mrs
W.
J.
Greer
and
Mrs.
S.
A.
10
pjn.
on
hex
return
to
Vancou-
Kllbaek
were
in
charge
of
the
Ter
and
.waypolnU.
home
cooking.
.
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt.
:John
Boden,
is
due
in
port
at
1:30
Q
Q.,Q
ft.'
OBdeifs
RnejCut
JjeaxJ?
the
cast
in
the
production
of
a
OTooiher,
raider,
meikrver
o'&aretie.
FkM
your
cm-ners
who
make
up
with
Ogdan's
xgree
that
this
fragrant
etie
tobacco
plays
the
feature
"role"
in
smokinfl
enjoyment.
Only
tie
btti
atntttt
papm
Vtf-
t
"CUmmudti"
at
lod
enouih
for
Old
n't.
TRADE
HAS
TRICKS
tomorrow
morning
from
the
south
CVHtMti
kir
Hi,,H
fand
wflllsail
an
haur
or
so
later
on
,
witness
in
court
here
who
ncr
return
to
vwkoutct
juiu
mm
amm
,
,
R-GS!
BOXES!
a
cbarwoBian
couM
do
the
work
of
a
barmaid."
Drawing
beer,
the
registrar
retorted,
"requires
knowledge
and
practice.'
LONPOX,
ilay
3:
CP
TheAd-!
RIGHT
IX
THERE
miraUy
is
selling
oM
banes,
oW
LONDON,
May
3:
(CP)
Women
Chinese
ooms
almost
everything
of
the
auxiliary
air
force
get
right
these
days!
Hauls
made
from
into
their
work.
Barrage
balloons
Germany-bonnd
shins
sold
at
anc-
to
be
repaired
are
partly
inflated
tlon
by
the
Admiralty
Marshal,
the
'with
ar
and
patching
is
done
proceeds
going
to
Britain's
war
from
the
'inside
by
a
party
of
effort
'
workers.
(Ieet
Her
in
a
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
4
Can
Ride
for
Price
of
One
-
:9
"iejpeittA.
Jeter
Xa
kie
i
GIFTED
JUROR
FOOTBALLER
NOTTINGHAM.
Eng..
May
3:,
CP
Dr.
Tlnsley
Lindley.
barrister
and
deputy
county
court
Judge
I
and
former
international
footballer-died
here
a
74
H
olayed
foot-
'
ban
for
Ihigland
13
times.
Ntv;siux
WATr.ns
.rr
rKoirrriov
a.
r.
it:.
riuptrr
us
tbe
BrtUab
Columbia
Pcjt
Llm-b9tbj
gtwf
noUo
tbM
they
b-undw
Seocicn
7
or
Uk
Mid
Art.
pottiti
KJi
the
aiintotrr
of
Pubrtr
JWorU
at
Ottavk
Dd
in
the
ofrw
of
u
inxinet
Besscttv
at
xtx
Land
IFSJtry
Dtrlot
Viotoru
at
Victoria.
IB,
C.
a
deacripUon
ct
cl
atie
a&d
(plan
t
the
MkUtlen
to
th-
exiting
wharf
pRpwed
to
te
eofutlructed
on
-Koira
A
of
Water
Lot
1M1.
Range
1J
I
Coast
Dtotricc
at
flifflu.
BrKUh
Ool-jtnnbim.
i
J
And
take
notice
tnat
after
the
rx.
,
"piratian
of
oar
mootft
from
Uie
date!
jof
Uv
tint
iublloUci
of
UO
notice.
Hhe
Bntub
Cbtumbla
Paoken
Limited
"
vivvi
us
vne
nn
jc
to
the
Mu'w,of
.Public
Wort
I'afPly
at
his
4tfioe
in
the
City
of
Ottawa,
for
approval
of
the
cud
site
and
plan,
aod
for
leave
to
construct
the
aa'd
adamoa
to
the
existing
wharf.
DAted
this
2nd
tT
of
FHnur7.
1M0.
BIUTISH
COLUMBIA
PACKERS
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Mirk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
857
TH1
flATLY
NWB
SWEDEN
CONTINUES
CLOSE
WATCH
ON
EASTERN
BORDER
Although
the
threat
of
a
Red
(drive
across
Finland
to
the
Swedish
border
u
now
believed
to
have
been
definitely
scuttled"
bVhe
fighting
Finn
s.
the
Swedish
watch
on
her
eastern
border
remains
unrelated.
Here
is
a
mobile
anti-aircraft
unit
of
the
Swedish
army,
top.
shown
in
action
on
a
highway
near
the
border
A
patrol
of
Swedish
ski
infantry,
bottom,
is
shown
in
the
area
Jtut
north
of
the
Gulf
of
Bothnia.
These
men
are
trained
in
guerrilla
strategy.
Two
Members
Of
!
GOING
TO
Rotary
Club
Tell
j
ONTARIO
Something
Ul
fast
Sergeant
Q.
F.
Jacklin
gave
the1
members
of
the
"Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
yesterday
afternoon
a
brief
sketch
of
his
life,
commenc-
Rev.
Alfred
Abraham
Receives
I
Appointment
To
Huron
Collete
.ved
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
big
at
Hamilton.
Ontario,
where
this
morning
from
Massett
to
take
-he
was.
born,
and
Including
a
over
the
new
Anglican
mission
short
period
of
farming
on
the!
boat
Western
Hope
II.
which
has
prairies,
several
years
to
Europe,
jast
been
completed,
has
been
ap-where
he
was
a
machine
gunner
potnted
dean
of
residence
at
Hur-ln
the
war
and
finally
a
period
of
on
College,
a
branch
of
the
Unl-ilfteen
years
in
the
provincial
arsity
of
Western
Ontario
at
Lon-police.
first
at
Victoria
and
un-don.
Ontario,
and
will
be
leaving
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICE
WINNIPEG.
May
3.
CPi
Winnipeg
wheat
futures
were
3c
to
4c
higher
yesterday
with
May
closing
at
88
V
New
York
prices
were
V
to
ac
higher
with
September
closing
at
$10
s.
I.-
ID0RA
Roller
Rink
Dally
Sessions
as
Follows:
Monday
and
Thursday
Pal
Nites,
7
to
11
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
7
to
11
Priday,
6
to
11
SaL
Children
10
to
12
a.m.
2
to
4:30
p.m
6
to
8:30
p.m.
8:30
to
11
p.m.
Special
Arrangements
Can
Be
.
Made
for
Private
Skating
Parties
FOR
SALE
Sealed
Tenders
for
the
purchase
of
Ben's
News
Stand
and
Oas
Station
as
a
going
concern
will
be
received
by
the
i
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
i
Thursday,
May
16th.
I
Particulars
as
to
stock,
.
building,
lease
and
equipment,
.
will
be
furnished
on
call
at
w
of
lice.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted,
I
Terms
Cash.
j
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
,
Official
Administrator
r
GUARDING
DEBTORS
(Continued
from
Page
Onel
I
Law
Society,
called
the
proposal
Rev.
Alfred
Abraham,
who
arri-.
"an
attack
on
the
fundamental
rlghu
of
man"
and
J.
C.
XcRuer
1
K.
C,
another
bencher.
declared'
the
righu
of
the
Individual
should
be
protected
!
Judge
W.
O
Owens
of
Walker-,
ton,
secretary
of
the
Ontario'
Judges
Association,
wrote
to
the!
committee
'
protesting
against
de-
cia
rations
made
in
connection
tH-he
came
here,
at
Nanaimo.
lthis
district
in
Jnlv
to
assume
his
trtlh
exaenae
hill
M3;iin.
i
ivm
Geergf
Eekerman,
another
newjw
duUes
in
the
east.
Announce-
turned
in
bv
the
Judges
last
year
member
of
the
club,
moved
&'tpjjnent
of
Mr.
Abraham's
appoint-
Judae
Owens
said
the
trills
were'
turegon
oiaie
wnen
quite
young
iment
was
made
last
night
by
"capable
of
explanation"
and
thei
m
a
venicie
arawn
Dy
an
ox
learn,
i
Principal
C
C.
Waller
0f
Huron
facts
should
have
been
sought
be-He
remained
on
the
homestead
:r0Ree.
coincident
with
Mr.
Abra-
fore
the
matter
was
publlcked.
torn
enough
to
get
webbed
feet
J
ham
receiving
confirmation
hlm-
whlch
was
a
good
preparation
for
I
self.
life
In
Prince
Rupert.
There
he
Acromminving
Mr.
Abraham
to
Keep
up
to
da
Abi.,ue
regu
Jearned
to
ride
for
cattle
and
at
the
city
to
take
over
the
Western
iariv
J4.
after
his
father
died,
went
to1
Hot
are
Doueias
Edenshaw
and
Eawi
ana
worrea
at
home
eve-,PhlUH
Burton
of
Massett
Jungs.
A
good
many
years
ago
he
tame
to
Prince
Ruoert
and
took
a
position
in
Lvnch
Bros,
store.
.Since
then
he
had
moved
awav
.
three
times,
once
to
Smlthers.
and
each
time
had
returned.
Now
he
-hoped
to
remain
in
Prince
Rupert
R.
G.
Hooking
presided
over
yes
terday's
Juneheon
in
the
absence
of!
Phone
18
19
P.O.
Bos
55
Ice
Cream
Soft
Drinks
Tobaccos,
Candy
Mussallem's
CONFECTIONERY
Opposite
Canadian
Lesion
Our
Famou
Eduin
Alberta
COAL
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
Nanaimo
Wellington
Coal
Bulkley
Valley
Wheat
and
Grain
SEEDS
and
FERTILIZERS
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phone
58
and
558
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
KayaJ
Bank
U4g.
SHOOTING
GALLERY
Adjoining
IOORA
ROLLER
ARENA
WAR
HITS
'
HOUSEHOLD
French
Edicts
Bloats
(load
-Old
EngUsh
Custom
Of
Cold
Baths;
Furnaces
On
Strict
Summer
Blackout.
By
OLADY8
M
ARNOLD
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
CANADA'
tx
'Continued
ojiened
t
cY
foWler
Ui
jm
lan
whom
an
war.-
said
I
to
smile
and
JWh
frini
u
"
In
Em'
m
some?
the
purpose
At
"Of
cours
"
not
beguu
i.
"
1
members
or
when
and
f
:
PARIS,
May
3:
(CP.
-For
many
,
.T
uv
'
a
year
now
the
Trench,
efpeelaiiy
the
cartoonists
have
poked
a
bit
of
sly
fun
at
the
cold
bath
weak-
nets
or
strength
of
the
Xnghsh.
uiai
we
a
wo
Inside
ihi
.
Vang
wide
t.
Now
It's
the
Englishman's
turn
phffe
18
M1,r'
P
no
doubt
wishing
he
hid
eu!tl-
MA
lately
.
rated
the
Ifrte
m
hit
own
youth.
ewartt0
i
It
would
make
things
easier
today.
B9tt
Engli-'
AccordlnK
t
the
latest
French
001
tol'"
a
government
restriction
for
four
humml,Uf
)'
day
a
week
we
are
to
hare
no
"n
1
more
hot
water.
At
Luo
"All
distribution
of
hot
water
foom
they
t
for
xinmfstk:
use,
whatever
the
rtth
head
soiree
of
energir
used
far
lit
heat-
j1
plan
of
p
lag.
eoal.
pas.
all
or
4ectrieity,
of
the
room
.
.
mutt
be
interrupted
four
contreu-
'f
and
:c
-jure
days
each
week
in
winter
as
ng
decorj:
jwell
as
summer
"
It
reads
piUleaaly.
Saturday
i
...
:
u
-AM
establlahmenu.
public
hatha.
,
OlrU
fru,.
t
Turkiah
r;
ether
vapor
balha.
aU,
other
coh.
public
or
private
swimming
pools
'vtted.
Ea.
1
.must
b
eJosed
three
days
a
week
nurse's
a!
i
summer
and
winter"
!
admitted
i,,
:
Special
regulatkms
have
been
nifkent
b
sec
up
for
hospitals.
restauranU.
cafes
and
J)otek.
but
In
these
cases
again
U
allowed
only
for'
kitchen
ue
in
th
nrrnarallan
f
'
"In
thu
problem
of
boys
eofnjj.'
Lady
Ouk.
.meaU.
It
is
expected
that
this
law
ampk
hrr
Iwul
result
in
a
great
nartera)
.
th
in(,
.
.
.
f
f..-a
-
I
uui
w
ihci,
eapecauy
eeai.
footing
tl
not
to
mention
the
saving
In
soap
ef
povertv
and
water
by
those
who
refuse
te'barraasm.
,
spite
of
everything
to
adopt
the
'
th
ww
.
cold
bath
habit
(
Heat
Off
Till
October
IS
i
Since
April
1
there
has
been
nofamouiu
,.
more
heat
in
'the
houses,
hoteU.ithe
fan.,
apartocnu.
theatres,
or
Indeed
;witl
not
i
any
public
buildings.
Flrra
were;
rooms
t.
tallowed
to
jotout
and
It
U
far
bid-1
persona
-den
to
light
furnace
beforejOcto-
Fw
three
x
debated'
in
the
"wiaUtu
bf.t
15
.
".ntng
U
beint
or-
W
kltogr
.u
..
...
"
.
.LJ
tanuec
and
ihounb
not
yet
d-
of
cal
a
UUT
iUatiMTl
WAS
UUUm
Ultra
1U
LllfT
......
mmiiiM
-r,i
v-
iwuin
M:
wu,
are
preparea
la
tors
-
before
the
.7
yiz
that
Oconee
Walsh
K.
C
.
a
In
London
ibeneher
of
th
tinner
Pimid
B.
C.
Furniture
Co!
WEEK
-
END
SPECIALS
31
End
Tables
At
Coffee
Table
In
fine
finish.
From
8
Chesterfield
Table
Very
nice
style
in
walnut
Ilnhh
8
Studio
Coaches
In
Fareroft
Rust.
Antom.e
K'i
8
Ureaaerv-In
very
fine
finish
lth
round
mirror
18
three-piece
Chesterfield
Suite--In
the
Late
-f
f
terns
from
$79.00
S98.00
2
T-lone
Enamel
Kitchen
Rang
For
wood
and
coal
Phone
BLACK
321
Next
Door
to
B.C.
Clothiers
S2
S6.95
S8
$10)
be
made
into
double
bed
or
two
single
bec
36
12
Panel
Bed
-With
cable
springs
and
lei:
mattresses
$22
lot
S64a
THIRD
AVH
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER
Mlfaf
ft
OCEAI
KALIS
ud
POWELL
BlHl
Iteamer
leave
Prince
Rupert
erery
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Train
a
Print-
Runert
lot
th
Monday,
ITedneedey,
Friday,
6
p.m.
7W
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
ana
sievmrs
ctcj
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
rrW
!
Ft
area,
ate,
call
or