PAOE
FOUR
,
SERVICE
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
in
Watch,
Clock
Jewelcry
and
Optical
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
EXPERT
OPTICAL
SERVICE
Llcencee
for
Numount
Fullvue
Frames
The
Latest
In
Eye
Wear
CIIAS
DODLMEAD
OPTOMETRIST
Phone
261
for
Appointment
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Gifts
for
Every
Occasion
Church
Children
Enjoyed
Outing
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Sunday
School
Picnic
on
Thursday
land.
There
was
the
usual
good
at-
the
full.
The
Sunday
School
sup
enntendent,
Frank
Skinner,
con-
THE
OLD
GARDENER
FERTILIZER
An
Entirely
New
and
Different
Plant
Food
Contains
Vitamin
Bl
The
new
remarkable
Plant
Stimulant
In
the
proper
proportions,
a
mild
Insecticide
and
further
essential
elements
for
a
steady
growth
and
a
healthy
plant
life
Try
a
Packet
Today
10c,
25c
Wholesale
Distributors
W.
H.
Malkin
Co.
(P.R.)
Ltd.
I
STtAMSWH
I
COMMUNICATIONS
1
,.vfL
.ducted
the
sports,
the
chief
of
!
which
was
the
running
of
races.
The
winners
were
as
follows:
I
Girls
6
to
8.
Donna
Qurvlch,
i
Connie
Pearce.
Boys
6
to
8.
Donald
McWllllams
Billy
Watts,
Jack
Sharp
i
Boys
a
to
10
.
Hill.
vn
inursaay
auernoon
&i.
An-.
drew
Cathedral
Sunday
School
A
SISTT"
,,
ln
'I
,
S'
.
W,llet
held
lts
annual
picnic
at
Digoy
!s-
j
ASL
Xj.
Ladies
Mrs.
Fitzgerald.
C.
V.
Evltt,
Mrs.
L.
Mens
Mr.
J.
Clarke.
Mr.
F.
ner.
Girls'
Three-Leesed
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
Si3.
"Princess
Adelaide"
every
Friday
10
p.m.
,
To
Vancouver
Direct
fffSl,.
PrlnTcess
Charlotte
Princess
Alice
June
1st.
15th,
29th
June
8th,
22nd
June
26th
To
Ketchikan,
WranEcll,
Juneau
and
Skagwav
June
3rd,
10th,
17th,
21st.
24th,
July
1st..
5th
.,.
uonnccuons
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
onti
1
"
Hkitivi
ociVKcs
licked
ami
Rpxprv-iitn.
rw..i.....
'
""
inn
"f.
IUAILS.
fiPnrrnl
Airnil
-
i
rnifp
iciinpri
n
n
.
Skin-
PREPARED
TO
SERVE
Volunteer
Registrants
Meet
Large
Numbers
to
Organize
Activities
Tlanned
An
attendance
that
filled
the
!
Canadian
Legion
clubroom
last
ev
ening
went
on
record
as
favoring
the
formation
of
a
local
corps
that
"WkW
Girls
8
to
10.
lone
Jacklln.
Joyce
tlonal
restoration
can
be
organized.
Watts.
Herdls
Holgestad.
I
local
registrants
expressed
their
Billy
Gurvlch.
Mark
aMire
10
something
mwMnir
4U
The
committee,
prior
to
disbanding,
had
considered
In
what
way
the
people
who
registered
miaht
h
.
.
Miicnen.
wen
snpnnnrrt
orownv
man
hm
nr
tii..
k..i.
m
rai
.minln
..
i"inee
in
me
city
at
present.
Dally
advertising
r
News
ls
sure
to
brln
ults.
I'll
w
niTT
v
uviw
Waterfront
Whiffs
First
Fish
Run
Through
Local
Cannery
Today
Halibut
Landings
Much
Heavier
This
Year
Sockeyc
Fishing
Starts
Tomorrow
ad
would
engage
In
learning
or
re-
.....
,
,
learning
the
various
drills
of
anuy
.
,v
r
,rsf
fish
was
run
through
the
new
salmon
cannery
of
e
activities
so
a
to
equip
themselves
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
on
the.
Canadian
National
for
service
to
their
country
and
be
Railways
ocean
dock
Prince
Rupert
this
afternoon.
Thv
m7ghtrariser
emcrgency
that
consisted
of
5,000
pounds
of
cohoes
and
300
pounds
of
The
meeting
was
called
as
a
re-'??
"T
fTM"
VpW0"8011
abo,ard
J10
suit
of
the
local
registration
of
vol-
Mnmle
from
the
"flats
fishing
grounds.
The
plant
untary
service.'
More
than
six
uUoned
completely
satisfactorily
t
-
:
hundred
had
registered
at
the
time
an?
ls
ln
readiness
to
get
Into
full
!
salmon
In
the
Skeena
Rivet
opens
but.
with
the
advice
that
the
gov-
Pefatlon
with
the
commencement
.
tomorrow
evening,
all
salmon
can-ernment
was
introducing
national
of
tne
Kkeye
fishing
season
to-1
nerles
In
Prince
Rupert
district
be-compulsory
registration,
the
local
morrow
evening.
ling
poised
to
start
packing
opera-
committee
felt
that
its
duties
were
'
.
lions
co-incident
therewith.
Al-
over.
Accordingly
It
placed
the
records
at
the
disposal
of
the
Dominion
government.
It
also
advised
the
government
that
it
was
willing
to
carry
on
the
work
of
na-Uonal
registration
without
remun
eration.
In
the
Interim.
hfnr
Sbuthboand
after
a
cruise
ln
Al-
tnou8"
P'
MottaUons
between
canners
ana
ru&eimen
are
-
-
not
en-
-
rtnvwo,
tiB
jrttlJib
1
HA
III
.
with
Mr.
narrows.
San
Frnnri.
U'ely
settled
upon,
there
Is
atree-
co
chemical
manufacturer
and!ment
uPn
""disturbed
operations
party
on
board,
called
here
yester-1
and
thfre
are
"
durturblng
ele-day,
spending
several
hours
ln
port,mcnU
,n
th
tuUon
anywhere
in
while
Uktoc
on
fuel
and
supplies.
the
dUtrtct-
Unlon
steamer
Rantona
Pant
I
The
double
Dominion
Day
holi
day
week-end
will
w"
attract
""in
a
num
num
Tne
MmR
I
.
....
unimuiuiliai
III
UVIt
It
ll.Iil
1
m
.
.
,
and
saUed
at
3
a.m.
on
her
return
to
'
,
v.
..-.,,
.mJ
"
'
U'aji
nn
uilh
Hant
rvl
Bkw
duuml
icnaance
ox
cnilaren
and
Darents.
f
v,
aim
oai
r.
"T"
uuiuuii.
"'
-
"derail
rnipr
pn-
h
i
nun,
..
.
nh.i
.
..j
....
n..i
all
of
whom
enfovPrt
thcmo.1,
tn
uir15
16
ana
over.
AUce
Barbe.
wisnea
to
ao
what
they
could
and
'
'Z
7.i
-.nw
new
seineDoat
and
packer
Thel-
'
SnXoTl.!0
Mirgaxet
Smith.
.various
outlets
for
their
activiU
?e
of
Ue
rteamer
Princess
Alice.
ma
S.
heading
for
Leverson
Uke.
Prlncv.Kupm
.Rupert
British
Columbia
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver-
'
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUES-
TAB.
CARDENA
Fit!
DAY,
imi,
1.30
p.m.
10:30
p.m.
Dae
Vancouver.
Thurs.
VJn.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
J.
SKINNER.
I'rlnr
nnni
.
.
could
be
found.
As-a
result
of
the
I
ZZTX
.
11
A,a5Ka
run
01
ine,
arke
Canal.
meeting,
a
resolution
was
n,,nu
?r,th
Cbla
Coast
Steamship'
mously
endorsed
asking
the
tenta-
nJr,,
m
!,
,Canadlan
Pac"lc
tlve
committee
to
carry
on
and
take
""
on
Pnnu-
steps
to
organize
m
th.
He
Succeeded
by
Wil-
Smlth
and
Irene
Norden.
AriPn
It
Is
assumed
that
artivitiP.
.k
.!
wock.
at
present
chief
of
ntzgerald
and
Alice
Barbe.
i
dris.
signalling,
first-aid
rifle-
v
J
,
Haine
on
1116
Va"cou-Boys'
Three-Legged-Bobby
Mlt-1
footing
would
be
among
the
items
nITJ
.
Dnald
Mc'
chell
and
Peter
Good,
Frank
James
taken
care
of.
Ralld.
now
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
and
Glenn
Spence.
Another
resolution,
to
bo
nt
!
.lalso
weU
knQwn
'or
years
on
Transportation
,
to
vu
the
.Ilc
nlrni,.
ijicmc,
both
the
provincial
M"itai
ana
nri
Hm.n.-
aominion
l"CTn
run
8
the
Princess
grounds
was
made
possible
by
Cap.
governments,
was
that
the
lobs
and
Z
L
j
,
,xander
,
DoeU
trans-
..
Arf.iaM-
Decoration
Day
(Jay
Ru)
tain
rain
Shennnrri
Bfteppard
and
onH
t
Dr.
r
j
.
who'P051"
of
"
c
Mary
to
the
Cade
aue
who
'
men
who
uo
left
ji
to
io
,.
enust
that
we
are
nw
fi.hi-
meir
boas.
the
Unome
and
4De
KePt
open
for
them
when
they
ie
Prf
,
i,,e
.g,necr
on
T"1
nt
be
one
of
the
thomhts
laac.
for
the
evasion.
tojjy.r
viceand
that
tLy
WrJX
eome
U,
mlnd
,
thlSf
"7""-"
lu
"
seniority
that
w,c
uecoratton
Day
,
,
The
shnrn
f
-m.r
service
Most
rtrnn;
rrrao
-lic.tfi.j
i
would
have
been
theirs
had
h
c.r'
c.n,ei
enPneers
be-
to
be
held
In
th.
ads.
"When
we
forget
those
who
did
that
we
mkaht
live,
then
Indeed
shall
we
deserve
th
uin
Atmrh
.
uuo.
"
wew
enipr
mrix...
.
.
.
Do
you?
ru
i
yed
with
their
civilian
work.
'
,
"
B"reUTe
mediately.
the
Falrvlew
Cemetery
on
Suay
'
'
TV.
ft.
4
I
1L.1
.
.
"RUPERT
BRAND"
.
omoked
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
"iciiiMunn
mat
me
local
com-
.,
i
ine
responsiwutjr
of
UUs
eere-
"al
it,iih
i,Jt.
'
tmlttee
had
considered
was
recruiu1
...
b.Bt
Vfnd,n"
,,eaTy
monv
has
be
aJ.m
h.
oL
ing
for
all
branches
of
His
Majesty
,
PCe
Runert
forl
ifJ0
'
Ktary
ChaPter'
lm
Order.
Forces.
In
this
connection
Captain
2L
"
W"
DlUlhler,
01
P1"-
J.
T.
Harvey
and
Sereeant-Maior
tv
m
w
increase
ch
year
falthfutlv
nulrm
nil
iL
Brown
were
present
at
the
meet-
"men,.
for
the
'service
All
d
-
me
6jaiiu
loiai
fall.
tiiv
ar-
ar
rnrrtiiiv
ii.r,.ii
nionnui
i
.
e
vaywui
narvpv
Tj-iii
rr
ih
.....
-
jjuauuru
una
r-
ltHfOTpBtfryiSecnna&arrl,iiw
fFiraxsetoncr,Bcarchlleht
af
I:
.
.
V..
j
"
'-'v.u
Pounds
""-
n
Uoverk
overlooked.
The
service
l
im.,ir
,
ry.
Irish
siliersmlnster
-7,
!
7l'i!
8U,tab,e
a,
Pe.
As
o,e
;
Regiment,
Machine
Gun.
Second
inflin.
.-u
v.
nM
m
tne
glorious
setttna
or
thP
"""""on
wanaaian
Scottish
and
the
B.
C.
Regiment
(Duke
of
Con-naughfs
Own
Rifles).
Then
th.
were-the
Home
Guarrt,
Z
responding
u
"8
aa
dat
In
m
19
to
ex-service
mpn
n
mV"
II"'
endings
s
amounted
amounted
of
age.
The
recruiting
icesTor
"
17
T?
f
332'4
all
of
these
units
was!n
th
i!.h
?
"ury
on
sixth
Avenue,
it
was
ex
1
plained
that
category
A.
B.
and
C
aggregate
of
5iei(5nn
Z?
"Hn
mu
ana
"ten
to
th
1939.
During
s
'
71.:"'
.
"
Pav
Ir
"
n-i
j...
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
(vinr
hi
1
-
wo
UAIM
UIC
1
lr'
11
1
iin
U'P
4
iu,
were
not
slow
to'
answer.
An
added
significance
thl.
year'
Is
the
fact
that
once
again
w-
an
although
showing
I
Jl
V
V1'
Vth
lhe
forcM
ot
a
slight
tendency
toward,
towaA;:,
famn.rf
,L"L
:
lCi
.evl1
r""
.nd
tructlon
with
evil
em-
r
c
toa
medical
s
Qetermined
by
'
the
medl-!flf
"".or
thP
me
weeic
IV
ZT
us
inal
no
reward
for
vie
in
every
case:
week
wa,
I0.7c
and
7c
naid
the
Mor-
Zl':.?.
?
.tnat
or
mrr-ii.
"
v""T
waa
n
to
see
""4U"1,n
or
or,Q
nomination
oommaiion
Surri
rls
IL
for
14000
nounri.
immri.
n
h
T
Surriy
lh.a
man
wa
Ped
where
,ow
9c
and
iHSj!
0ur
hcart
wl
to
those
wh
"UT"
.
ine
reatt
value.
,
and
Hellen
II.
t
tnZZ:
"ow
er?e
a
we
v,v.c
ce
again
uKuiii
remem
closed
wUh
the
Nation,
Natlonal
i
f
,and
Ame,rtca
the
high
price
of
the
Anthem,
week
was
was
10
2e
and
7Jc
which
the
uuioanit.
wau,
ii
is
ann
trip
in.
n
j
l.
.
..
'
"
",u
'-ac
.
,
,
1
.
wnicn
tne
-
-
the
ony
one
of
tne
ofJgJnal
com
ts
Dailj
dally
Pioneer
pounds.
III.
received
for
19,000
With
advance
'indications
good
....
w
uuw.ivnn
Liiii
run
nnn
tifMik.
re-
conditions
very
favorable,
the
sea
son
tor
gui
ner
fishing
for
sockeye
MacKenzie's
Furniture
Excellent
quality
at
a
medium
price.
Easy
Terms,
Your
old
Suite
taken
as
part
payment.
1
j
1
1
nuiarneu
H'.ih
ki
Pnmmt
-lot
iht
RttT
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mi)
lohtdM
a
fitirtr
(null
I'.
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fonirl(d
txl
mjllon.iuai
Pik
fof
lh
ilim
piwti
S135.00
Phone
75
I-
4
rcmrm-
ber
those
who
have
already
served
.
me
going
down
of
the
sun.
'And
ln
the
morning,
'We
shall
remember
them."
Five
thntMHr.r
"op1p
read
the
nay
to
let
them
have
to
sell
Dtlly
News.
It'
Vnnw
what
yo
.
Open
Till
10:00
n.m
Ice
Cream
Soft
Drinks
Tobaccos
Candies
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RUPERT
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and
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i
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Their
Own1
Starts
Monday
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DAYS
Wllh
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MONDAY
At
2:30
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and
9:05
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queen
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minute
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July
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