A;
ill
32.
WO
AkSle
"ALYHAS
Y
V
111
iVlJ
f
i
nAn
nitr
Lm
The
Waterfront
kADUK
JJAl
Uumer
Cardena,
Capt.
.j
arrived
In
nrtrt
fit
D!n
hn
-
i
PACIFIC
MILK
itfd
snd
Vsruum
SHOOTING
GALLERY
,
Adjoining
IMlt
ROLLER
ARENA
or
Day
PHONE
.
.j'.i.
.
jafcor
And
Arms
Musi
He
WaUh-1
txHind,
rive
ward"
Say
Muvsolinl
7
tt.;m
irom
me
soum
R0ME
April
22:
Italy
yetm
JV
M
idnight
on
her
return
to
d?y
celtbmti
lhe
annlvemry
"r
v,
r
and
waypolnU.
tr?
f0undaUon
0,
Rome
wMc'h
u
i
.
.
thf
Italian
Labor
Day.
Premier
steamer
Catala.
papt.
RenlU)
Mussolini
made
a
brief
r
:dlay,
orrtved
n
port
at
peech
saying:
"In
these
parttcu-dnight
last
night
from
tlKilarly
eventful
moments
our
watch-1
sailed
rarly
this
morn-Vord"
mut
h
ihnr
nrt
t
ewart
and
other
northern.am
certain
this
watchword
will
bo
v,;cnee
she
wJU
return
here'heeded
by
all
Italian
labor
people"
H
affernoon
southbound.
Ttye
Italian
press
made
no
attack
.
upon
the
Allies
yesterday
Hf.i
rifte'S
but
resumed
it
campaign
of
warn-
JN
April
22:
CP)
When
lng
that
Italy
cannot
long
stay
he
naa
Dougnt-lor
his
out
oi
war.
The
paper
of
thU
:
iMV
t-W-Wftlj,
a
bride?
foreign
minister
said
that
Italy
'
a
registry
office
here
rnust
be
well
armed
to
be
on'
the
1
rrdjtrar
for
spme
soap.
'de
of
the
victor
v
w:is
noire
so
the
bride'
;
ttv
.mrtnmy
with
the
on
Hulld
It.
C
rajrolls"
otato
mA
aiad
mm
SWEDISH
i
PROTEST
Stockholm
Alarmed
Over
Increased'
Nasi
Aerial
Activity
Three
Intruder
Brought
Down
HTOCKllOLM,
April
23:
(CP)
Sweden
protested
strongly
today
tn
Berlin
against
Incursions
by
marl
war
planes
and
asked
that
measures
be
taken
to
prevent
re-
lliuup
r
hate,
to.
sell
...
Rupert
J
opl
read
tne
ntly
News.
It,0'
know
what
tot
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.....
o
M.Virr
II
fi
VKtAM.
.MILK
Sf.)KES
and
GOOD
MEALS
At
the
U
and
I
CAFE
Waterfront
112
TAXI
.
I'rpmpl
crvlrc
3
Heated
Cars
OUTSTANDING
VALUES!
NEW
FURNITURE
"Wi
Ml
I
VI
walnut
1
Sdid
Walnut
Tpn
WaKpn-This
lM
wagon
has
pv-
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drawer
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iffe
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m,
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cable
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spring
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hhc
Tak;slry
Che:stcrf(pl(
BuN-FuN
stw
B-Piecp
chesterfield
silite
with
jfirae
nrmchqjra
and
cliestprfiolil,
all
whh
base?,
coinfortalile
-yv
Chairs
With
mwhr
wmhw
feSS
foXg,vftUr
$8.95
H'ke
Hjrrh
w
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ning
mm
suitp
with
pwlesta
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tal))pvitl,
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leof,
full
riB
with
plenty
of
ppace
and
r
side
nnd
1
arm
cliajt,
all
with
upholstered
50
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
Mpp,e
Hulldlnc,
Third-
ftmt,
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e
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from
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'
1
MANY
ATTEND
n
Am
s
ntr
v
Tiimil
Interetttng
Address
on
Education
With
KmphaMs
on
Spiritual
Values
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
last
week,
among
the
visl
btlnff
Rev
A
Abraham
nl
OLD
MEN
NEW
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
Housekeeping
Apartments
fHpt
Water
Heated)
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Kova)
Hank
Mdr.
NEW
ROYAL
J.
Zartlll
Proprietor
"A
UOMK
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
"5c
up
$0
Rooms
Hot
&
cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
fhoot
til
r.6.
Bos
HI
il'
I
DORA
Roller
Rink
pally
Sessions
as
Follows:
Mon..
Tues
Wrd.
1
to
1
p.m.
Thursday
7
to
11
p.m.
Friday
6
to
10
p.m.
Dance
10:30
to
2
a.m.
Sat.
Children
10
to
12
a.m.
1
ta
p.p.
tp
.8:30
p.m.
:30tpHpm.
Special
ATanBtme"ts
Can
Made
for
Private
Skating
Parties
-
'
TKi
flAIL?
HWS
PAGE
TORCH
ular
weekly
luncheon
last
week
on
the
subject
of
today's.
Youth
and
Tomorrow's
World."
.
Tomorrow
world,
Kld
the
speaker,
would
b?
such
as
It
was
made
by
the
yfiut
of
today-
H
should
not
be
fo'r-
I
gotten
that
the
youth
of
today.
were
...KAM.ikintv
r
ttiA
ni-nf
f
Terry
Terry
Fo
lC1Uii9WSSSV
v
wn.
liUJH.H
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uU
1
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I
Lu
IX
Vm'
,I
mpect
to
m)uld,ng
he
if
the
worn
oi
tomorrow
was
to
be,
better
than
that.
Pf
today.
,
Mr.
Ewen
felt
that
tftere
was
a
greater
need
ioday
than
ever
for
an
appreciation
of
spiritual
.
values,
jhls
was
where
$he
work
of
phr(jtlan
education
was
of
great
to
r,
importance.
No
system
pr
planning
fJaisptt
ssett,
'P00'
ise
above
the
human
mater-
Cltv
CommUAlonor
fl
R
nilrfirUt
al
t121
HKa-
i
ne
lepiine,
im
Lieut.
R.
O.
Stoker,
E.
Redpath
and
P"
PrF,7
opjecuye
eaucaiion,
John
Oliver
of
Vancouver
sind
sey-!that
religion
wa
something
apart
eral
others.
Oeorge
Bryant
was
from,
,lre
and
mP'actlcal
wajj,
the
back
after
an
absence
of
three
sPeake''
believed,
a
great
mistake.
months.
Dr.
C.
H.
Hanklnson
nre.
'Spiritual
education
and
religion.
sided
In
the
absence
of
the
presi
uent,
Peter
Lakle.
Oeoi"ge
Eckerman.
who
was
recently
elected
a
member,
was
in
troduced
to
the
club.
both
of
which
h
held
were
essen
tlal
tp
a
belter
order
pf
things
in
the
world,
were
being
sadly
peglect-
ed
today,
the
speaker
felt.
Yet
some
statesmen
such
as
Baldwin
The
speaker,
Jack
Ewen,
who.an(?
a,1.ia
consjaenuy
advocated
spoke
on
education,
Jocularly
re-
"J1J"
UJ"CC
01
'
ppiriwjai
yai
tnirA
tu
w-.-w.j
w-
ues
In
maklncr
a
better
world.
to
It.
However,
he
believed
In
the
Wiarjuy
one
eard
in
oWer
This
might
sound
very
'
VHQ
RlUCn
Ori
Rithllnc
Wronrs
al
value
The
need
of
recotmWm?
I
.
e.
aqvances
pad
been
rnaae
spiritual
values
was
Dartlcularlv
?ut
.sm
tle
wor'd
tM
&
"
'yalgabJe
In
time
of
war.
He
uraedl'
.T?.
P3"-
prueltles
and
h
chopped
parriey."
urday
with
September
at
10.17
per
tha
PWl
huld
build
now
for
r"n"01
wrong.;
hese
ere
10
I
peace.
Apoye
an.
it
was
desirable
"
,
tn
mnh9ii.
ih-
.v,.
'
munltles.
AH
desired
chances
and
I
It
tn
control
the
lnvuible
nrinM.UnprovemenU
and
a
admitted
that,
I
changes
must
come.
The
tendency
jwat
to
look
to
the
youth
when.
In
I
reality,
those
In
authority
today
j
must
show
the
way
for
fhc
phanses
!
of
tomorrow.
It
was
ud
to
the
pf
lFifi'T1rTV,eadins
citizriu
of
tne
nation
and
SllfrS
I
rr
thc
communlly
to
&lTe
direction
to
IJLUluU
1
Lil
)
the
young
people.
There
was
a
,
,
,
f
heavy
responsibility
In
forming
the
Tbeirt
h
Real
Responsibility
In
De-!wtting
or
the
development
of
to-vrloplnt
Youth
to
Make
Better
day
S
youth
and
the
leaders
of
to-Wprld
Tomorrow,
Gyro
Club
'morrow.
The
older
people
were
,J
To,d
I
creating
the
environment.
Wlvat
.
kind
of
character
would
it
nrrriurp?
If
we-
desire
a
better
world
to-
'The
youth
of
today
needed
not
only
morrow
we
must
look
well
at
the.the
guidance
and
wisdom
of
their
world
today."
declared
Jack
Ewen
ej,jers.
stln
more
they
needed
of
New
Westminster.
Boys'
Work
actiVe
example
of
how
to
live
given
Secretary
of
the
Religious
Educa-
by
the
leaders
of
the
community.
wuu
V.UU.11H,
mi
Junius
neiwe
me
Tiie
speaker
made
a
n
ea
for
sud-
Prince
Rupert
Oyrp
Club
at
Its
reg-
LOCALS
lUioae
Bridge,
Tuesday
at
S
P-m.
(95)
Fortune
has
returned
to
the
city
frpm
Vernon
where
he
spent
a
two
weeks
leaye
from
hs
nayai
dptles.
MJss
Irfs
Corbould
of
Prince
Ru
pert
has
been
awarded
a
studentship
by
the
National
Research
Cquncil
bf'Canada,
It
is
announced.
The
Interior
News
pf
Smlthers
which
ceased
publication
on
the
4eath
qf
the
proprietor,
L.
B.
Warper,
will
resume
publication
on
May
1.
(96)
Allan
Landals,
manager
of
W-
H.
Iil4lkln
Co..
Ltd.
here,
sailed
last
night
op
the
Catala
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Stewart
on
company
business.
Toronto
Scottish
e
Over
Guard
future
of
.education'.
He
mentioned
?pie:
ine.
Koeri
of
todaF,
uylcanadiap
ilejlmrpf
Ficpre
me
moaern
Undency
toward
the
."V
yv
"T-
'
iy
l"c
'uul?1
OJ
Cbanlnf
Of
GVa;d
oojeciive
outlook
on
life.
It
was
a
l
r1
c
h
ri
good
tlUpg
sometimes
tp
stand
off
"m,e
wm
beta
made
today,
md
lnnt
i
inin.
It
s
up
to
you
ypunz
fellows."
thev
vnluable
wa.,
It
to
stand
off
andr'8"1.8?
look
At
n.Mir
ti
!Tmi.-ftr
If
l..'ell
,.l"w
but
"ufc
It
pemion
of
fUghu
whkb
"yester-)l,f,ible
U
be
Iriay
were
especlaliy
numerous
and
ralues.
ufklnjham
In
LQNDON.
AprU
22:
With
the
colorful
changing
of
the
guard
.Hvi
wMhful
thlnklpg.
sldestpplnK
m.l
ceremony.
Toronto
Scottish
took
'.poiwlbllltltt
The
fact
of
the
mat,
T?r
om
the
Twenty
Second
I
i
..
.
...
r
,n
.
I'T'--
I
.
-
!"f
"'"""'I
I
I.
,u..
.......
..
.
'
.in,..vir.nnm
Canadian)
Palace
Regiment
yesterday.
I.
d
HU
1
teaspoon
7
:..A?f
Tir;
-n
V
?v.
Brow
up
In
a
certain
environment
was
a
fine
day
and
great
crowds
cd
bi)(tef.
1
minced
on-
yesterday
alone
by
Swedish
antl-
the
sehpoM.
He
suggested
that.
f
pptr.
'j
teaspoon
salt,
aircraft
fire
and
nursujt
planes
j
aI1
Pop?P
We
tp
become
Chrtst-ui
pacific
Milk.
2
table-
The
rrew
r,f
four
pf
one
plane
was
hP
prpbleros
of
lire
would
Vinegar.
lnlrnH
Imlvp
thpmlv
lla
r,tA
rwin
....
.
...
.
1
I...
nH
KikAn
frnnlli.
n..fn..J
1
-
.
1
'i
mix
ine
yoixs
ano
put-
There
was
complete
black-out
'Aiau
Huxley.Lord
Baldwin.
Alexis
7
,
-
"'-f"-,-cu
f4
Brw
CANADIANS
REMEMBER
YPRES
a
une
paste;
add
pep-
n
Sweden
last
pttht
Carroll
and
others
to
show
howi
pivfiw
pn
me
pari
or
LONDpv
In
commemoration
unci
minpM
nnmn-
nni
i
rrtnprnwt
fnnnv
t,
.dually;
at
last
the
vln-
COPPErt
PRICE
.over
the
tendency
to
Ignore
spiritu-
-
py
lime,
stlrrlrtg
NEW
YORlf.
April
22:-Copper
in
the
potato
very
prices
were
Me
jp
i)3c
hltther
on
V
w
cut
up
tne
whites:
the
New
York
metal
market
Sar-
and
then
Droccd
overnleht
tn
miir.'
turned
put
to
witness
the
cere
miraculous
changes.
What
might
P""1
which
for
the
first
time
appear
to
be
sudden
changes
it
yaVwas
exclusively
Canadian.
invariably
round
on
Investigation!
of
the
Second
Battle
of
Ypres
ahd
the
first
ta
attack
In
the
last
'i
wgr,
159
Canadian
war
veterans,
.1
.
f
.
a.
.
A
44
Di
inrpi
now
will
ine
prc&eni
Canadian
Active
Service
Force,
paraded
to
church
service
yesterday
at
the
Church
of
St.
Martin
In
the
Field.
They
were
jnspected
by
Major-General
A.
G.
L.
Mc-Naushton
and
Major
-
General
Victor
Pdlutn.
Announcements
All
adverUseraenU
ta
this
col-omn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
2Sv
a
word
Scout
Tea,
Mrs.
Carter's,
April
Baptist
Missionary
Tea,
May
1.
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs.
Parkin's,
May
(port
of
all
character
building
or-'
102nd
Auxiliary
Dance,
Armoury,
conizations
through
whch,the
best
May
3.
types
of
young
men
were-
usually
developed.
He
particularly
emplja-
Moose
Ladles'
Dance.
May
7.
,
sired
the
function
of
the
.church
in,
'
upholding
strong
moral
and
spirit-,
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
May
?.
iial
values
and
preventing
a
morai
collapse.
V.
A.
Canadian
Legion
'Spring
The
president
of
the
club,
O.
A
Tea.-May
15.
Hunter,
thanked
Mr.
Ewen
for
his
v
address,
acknowledging"
the.
Catholic
Tea,
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore's
thoughts
which
had
beeri
'4eft
for
May
16.
those
of
responsibility
to
ponder
upon.
'
'
,
Prpsbyterlan
Tea,
Mrs.
T-
Brown's,
Luncheon
guests
were
Dr.
John
T.
May
18.
Nlckerson
pf
East
Orange,
New
Jer-'
ey,
and
Ken
Dakln
of
Prince
Ru-.
Ernplre
Carplyal,
Moose
Hall,
bcrt.
May
23.
(MeQt
Her
ih
n
Meter
G.ib)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
IJlan
Bide
for
Prlcp
pf
Qne
COAL
NANAIMO
WELLINGTON
ALBERTA
SPOTLESS
BUCKLEY
VALLEY
Albert
and
McGftffery
Ltd.
PHONE
1)9
PHONE
117
ftTIIFR
GROUPS
49c
$1.4
$1-95
$35
$5.45
CUT
RATE
SHOES
Spring
CLEAN
-
UP
S-A.L-E
WJ1ILE
THE?
LAST
Ladles'
rancy
gaytees
and
30
odd
pairs
of
ladles'
shoes.
QQp
Up
u
$4
values
v
WOMEN'S
DRESS
AND
WALKING
SHOES
Many
at
half
price.
QO
Q
Brown,
rust,
wine,
etc.
Selection?
u
EVS
DUESS
OXFORDS
Leather
soles
and
rubber
?0
OS!
heels.
Unusual
offering
at
....
vf
WOMEN'S
AND
MEN'S
BEPRQQM
SLIPPERS
Comfortable,
neat
C-i
and
attractive.
Priced
to
sell
ff:
GROWING
GIRLS'
SHOES
All
sizes
frpm
higher
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