PAGE
TWO
STEP
Into
Spring
With
"Hartt
Shoes"
Do
you
share
with
many
the
habit
of
cataloging
people
.
by
the
appearance
of
their
footwear?
We
can
think
of
no
b?uer
way
'
spruce
up
for
spring
than
to
order
a
pair
of
handsome
new
Hartfs.
Shoes.
Priced
from
EXCLUSIVE
WITH
Family
shoe
store
ltD,
Th$
Hqme
of
Good
Shoei
EDITORIALS
GETTING
RESULTS
The
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
recently
conducted
a
survey
throughout
Canada
designed
to
show
tq
what
extent
people
buy
advertised
goods.
People
here
and
there
alj
oyer
the
country
were
asked
to
name
products
they
purchase
and
it
was
found
that
in
almost
all
cases
they
purchased
advertised
goods.
Just
a
few
of
the
figures
received
might
prove
interesting.
There
are
twenty-eight
brapds
of
corn
flakes
sold
in
Canada
and
two
of
them
receis'ed
96
Der
cent
nf
thpmpnti
widely
advertised
brands,
Of
226
makes
of
refrigerators'
auvtTwsjeq
maKes
received
u
per
cent
of
the
mentions.
Of
74
brands
of
cigarettes
eight
advertised
brands
receiver
86
per
cent
of
the
mentions.
A
similar
story
runs
through
one
hundred
articles,
the
percentage
varying
from
54
to
99,
showing
conclusively
the
value
of
advertising
tb'tHe
manufacturer.
;
And
what
is
true
of
the
manufacturer
is
true
in
a
different
way
for
the
retailer.
None
of
the
successful
manufacturers,
were
occasional
advertisers.'
They
were
persistent
advertisers.
So
with
the
retailers.
Some
"merchants
seem
to
think
that
if
they
advertise
they
should
always
get
immediate
results.
Businesses
are
not
buijt
that
way.
It
is
the
cumulative
effect
of
advertising
that
counts.
If
each
adcertisement
brings
one
new
customer
it
will
paywell.
CLQSE
INVESTIGATION
'
Aldose
investigation
is
required
to
decide
whether
the
copper
exported
from
British
Columbia
is
likely
to
be
used'
against
Great
Britain
when
it
is
manufactured
into
shells
or
.other
munitiops.
If
there
is
danger
of
this,
the
export
in
that
direction
should
be
prohibited.
It
is
possible
that
it
might
better
be
sent
to
Europe
for
the
Use
of
the
AlJies.
.The
very
fact
that
it
still
goes
to
Asia
seems
to
indicate
that
it
?s
better
for
the
Allies
to
haye
the
credit
that
the
export
provides
than
the
raw
copper
itself;
In
Some
quarters
of
the
United
Sta.te3.it
is
openly
stated
that
Japan-intends
to
pounce
on
the
Dutch
East
Indies
if
Hoi-land
shpuld
be
invaded
by
Germany.
The
recent
feeler
sent
out
by
Japan
and
the
declaration
that
Nippon
has
no
intention
of
changing
the
present
status
of
those
islands
means
very
little,
The
question
is
baffling
to
a
layman,
It
may
mean
that
this
year
we
send
them
thousands'
of
tons
of
copper
for
the
strengthening
of
their
armaments.
iNext
year
the
same
copper
may
be
used
against
us.
But
it
is
also
possible
that,
if
they
do
not
buy
the
copper
in
Bri
tish
Columbia,
they
will
buy
it
elsewhere
in
which
case
we
stand
to
Jose
nothing
but
we
gain
the
desirable
credits.
It
is
also-possible
that,
if
we
export
the
copper
to
the
United
Matesit
will
be
re-exported
to
Japan.
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BRAND"
Smoked
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PflBPV
R.uper
Co.
Ltd.
tarn
British
Columbia
TgTE
DAILY
NEWS
L".J
1
.
.
.
.
.1-1.
.LI
I
H
lllW
U
A
I
I
irniuw
uojccuons
were
easily
g
KfnjraJ
Itvorii
in
naLL
Wanderers
Are
HAD
GREAT
overcome,
partly
because
It
was
WJlifncfVwhiW
r
With
an
emergency
engagement.
A
ixt-
urn
t.L77
nrX
II7IAT,l
formanceof
"L'Afrlcalne"
had
been
eluded
n!!..
OF
FAME
Easy
Winners
.
"
and
the
mirmniiv
wsa
rnmn
r.....
Tex
Carleton
Pitches
No.
lilt
No-(un
Game
for
Brooklyn
Dodgers
NEW
YORK,
May
1:
CP
Tex
Carleton,
who
was
last
year
rescued
from
Milwaukee
In
the
American
Association,
yesterday
PQl?fe4
bxf
bali
Jia
of
fame
by
pitching
a
nq-M
np-rur
game
for
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
to
win
3
to
0
over
ovrf
Cincinnati
uincinnai)
Reds.
fleas,
By
uy
winning
winning
tour?.
LOCALS
i
Mrs..-
JVank
ple
of
S,kidegate,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
I'o
Van
couver,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this,
morning
from
the
south
apd.
wijl
propped
tQ
the
'Queen
Charlotte
fslapds
on
the
Prince
John
Friday
"njght,
O.
Gpttfred,
supje'rlntendept
pf
British
Columbia
and
Alberta,
with)
jicuuuuariers
at
Eamonton.
nrr
vH
in
e,
city
op
the
Prince
Qeorge
i
m,ornmg
from
Vancouver
Jn
the
course
of
one
nf
his
nvrnuni
inspection
trips.
Rt.
Rev.
G.
A.
Rlx.
Blshnn
of
Caledonia,
returned
the
city
pn
ine
t-rmce
qeqrge
ths
morning
from
Vupcpuwr.
Jle
a,lso
yjslted
Carlbqo
diocese
-while
awav
in
Lcarry
oqt
c;rtair
ecclesiastical
qupes
ror
pishop
p.
a.
Wells
who
is
away
on
military
duties.
Ttovi
NlchflJsop,
pnin
recently
accoupfan,
pf
he
port
Edward
reduction
plant,
arrived
in
th
fHy
op.
tpc
Prince
qeorge
this
wornlns
after
snendlni:
a
vara.
tion.
p
Vancyer.
He
"ui
on
his
way,
to
Shannon
Bay,
Quen
r.hnr.
oU
Is)an4s,
where
ha
is
tfl
he
manager
of
the
B.
C.
Packers,
'
sal
mpn
cannery
this
season,
'
Tlce-captaln.
11
Surprise
Party
For
Mrs.
Connery
.v..,,,,.vii
....
,i
i-iui
ani
.
in
iii
iui
iui
-i
,
.
,
cyjicciv
v.
u.-
roie
.or
a
penoa
or
four
months
rauiht
xj
are
now
tied
for
tnlrd
place.
-inwa;
urocKiecoy.
wuson.
unm-
mrajaieiy
esiaousned
nerself
as
a
The
St.
Louis
Browns
won
a
close
2
hie..
to
1
viptory
over
the
world
champ-
The
League
standing:
ion
New
York
Yankees
and
replac-
f
W
ed
them
at
the
top
of
the
second
Wanderers
9
division.
Yesterday.
Big
League
National
Lea
cue
Brooklyn
3.
Cincinnati
1.
Boston
7,
Chicago
8.
PhlladHnhla
6.
Pittsburg
2.
New
York-St.
Louise,
rain.
American
I.eatue
Detroit
4.
Washington
9.
Hevetend
10.
Philadelphia
5.
nilao
9.
Boston
4.
St.
Louis
2.
New
York
1.
The
league
standings:
National
Leame
W
L
Brooklyn
9
0
ClnclnnaU
6.
3
New
York"
4
4
Chicago
7
7
Pittsburg
4
6
St.
Louis
i
6
Philadelphia
..
3
5
Boston
.
1
7
American
League
W
L
Cleveland
8
3
Boston
7
4
Detroit
,
6
5
Washington
6
5
St.
LouU
5
5
New
Yprk
...
4
6
Phihdelphla
4
8
Chlcapp
3
7
scores:
Beavers
Maple
Leafs
L
5
7
10
D
3
1
2
nser
ana
actress.
,
Oscar
Hammersteln
then
sought
P
Mme.
Tetzazlnnl
for
the
Manhat-Jl
tan
Opera
Company
In
New
York
i
17
When
she
declined
a
three-year
13
contract
lie
is
said
to
have
offered
her
$3,000
for
each
performance,
i
She
made
her
debut
Jn
New
York
under
Hammersteln's
management
in
"ia
Traviatft"
January
15.
1608.
and
proved
a
sensation.
Later
the
anoeared
with
th
Metropplltan.
cnieo
and
Boston
Ooeni
nm
:
A
very
delightful
surprise
party
Fn'ea
Hlth
concert
tours
between
was
held
last
night
at
the
home
of
her
opera
engagement
Prom
1003
Mrs.
John
Connery.
$22
8th
Avenue
'o
the
end
of
her
active
career.
W.,
on
the
occasion
of
her
birth-
Mme.
Tetraiinnl's
principal
en-day.
Bagements
were
In
the
United
The
evening
was
spent
with
states
and
England.
pct
cards
arid
Chinese
checkers
and
at
.
Father
Was
Merchant
lOoo
midnight
y
delicious
refreshments
'Mme.
Tetrarzint
was
bprn
In
.607
w"""
eA.
V
,
.
l87
at
Florence,
Italy.
Her
father
.500
Mr-
F14.eiro,
on-behalf
ol
m
a
merchant.
Her
brother
was
400
those
prentmse7ited
thi'jtfest
a
tage
director
at
Barra
and
pos-.400
of
honor
1th
handsome
sand-
sced
a
good
tenor
vplcp
while
.400
wlch
tray.
.
x
-
v
,
her
s!stcr
fnadc
names
for
Those
preenywere
Mrs.
F.
N
themselves
in
the
musical
world.
.125
Feero-
Mrs
FredrCameron
sr..
hn
One
was
a
teacher
at
Xfljan
and
J.
Armstrpng,
Mrs.
Oeorge
MadJlL
the
other.
Eva.
who
bame
the
Pct
Mrs.
B.
Beesleyr
Mrs.
F.
Crosby,
wife
of
Campanlni.
not4
coq-727
Mrs.
SouUiby.
Mrs.
A.
Anderson,
ductor.
alo
was
a
music
teacher
aus.
j.
connery
and
Miss
Isabele
anq
widely
kpqwn
as
a
slrjgr.
.J545
Connery
445
00
.400
.333
.300
i
ujijisas,
early
mqslcal
educa-
Uon
was
Obtained
tmm
hmr
ROMANCE
FROM
WRECK
Eva
and
for
the
most
part
from
COLCHESTER,
England.
Mav
1:
observation.
Shp
was
closely
as-CP
When
his
ship
was
mined
off
socated
with
Eva
while
the
coast
last
November.
Seaman
ter
practised
her
operatic
roles
at
JUil"
"njuson
was
orougnt
to
hos-
nonje
and
in
this
manner
Louisa,
'pital
here.
He
was
nursed
bv
Join
before
she
was
t9
hnt
.-
Doreen
Weller.
and
married
her
be-
word?
apd
music
pf
several
operas
cau.se
he
"loved
her
at
first
sight"
IneJudJnR
Faust"
qnd
"La
Qlo-
,7,r
ennda."
Slje
siowet
such,
rcmark-
DEFEATS
SOCCERITE
able
prpVs
that
she
was.
seijt
tq
Ceccherlnl.
aus.
KODen
uraseij
returned
to
u.u.o6tm,
eoutn
Africa,
moiher
pf
the
singers
was
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
MaV:JCP-A.
D.
iBobby)
Locke,
ppppsed
to.
Louisa
fonowinj
the
this
mprnlng
from
a
trip
U?
Yah-
uth
African
open
and
profession-
prpfesdon
of
her
slstets
but
oer.
couyer
and
Victoria.
a
champion
defeated
Bert
FJ-
mltted
her
to
pursue
her
vocal
r'
'nnBritUh
soccer
play-
studies.
Her
public
debut
came
to
B.
A.
Latta.
upcrjptenq-ent
of
jer'
11
ann
nine
In
the
final
of
a
be
regarded
as.
ineviuble
and
i
.v)uiai
wii.i
-
w;icm
ine
nmc
arrived.
lor
it
the
in
ne
piiy
on
ifi?
rfipce
peorge
this
morning
from
Vancouver
n
the
course
of
qnp
of
hi?
official
UNION
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LTD.
reamer
wave
Prinee
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
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TUES-
m
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Yf
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p.m.
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uue
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Tburs.
p.m.
pe
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
Peasp
Purchase
Ticket,
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
from
rmm
J.
SKINNER,
Pfjnce
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
phone
M
vnnounqeisient
1
1
1
1
-SMITH
and
MALLETT
LIMITED
Vfn
Wh
to
Afi;foupcp
that
the
Nap?e
of
hLs
f'frni
has
Ween
Changed
to
Smith
and
Ellrins
Limited
The
change
Is
In
name
only
and
the
ownership
,and
mai,agement
will
be
the
same
as
during
the
pasf
twenty
years.
"
!
opportunity
of
thanking
the
public
of
Prince
Runerl
ana
pslrict
f
ueJr
patron
9yeMI
i;2tyj
that
pleasa.,1
business
relation,
W)
continue
under
the
new
name
SMITH
and
ELKINS
LIMITED
m
I0
rwwmi
rnp
"EATiNq
I'bpn.
i
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icic
-
m
a
momn.
ai
me
ena
or
r.
h
th
f,..
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'
their
cantata.
Asle
Arntsen.
ana
,..,
,
i.
in
mim
.w.
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!mou
-
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pli
:.i.iiiii
n
iui
u-vm
i
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i.
iirnp
n
ivna
PA.BMflAnAii
m
.
.
.
Robert
nlv-rt
Dartlett,
nartlett.
the
tne
......
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7.
i
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14
w"io-wioe
notic.
:
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i.ci
sutjir
uuuuiea.
Ann.
i...
j
Msnl
LaM
wfifp
peaten
nv
six
g
wag
a
sutcm
frnm.her
de-
.
7
11
:
"
onae
W
'f
leading
.
natively
Wlfn
the
tr?nnB
pf
Mjne,
Jel-
ta
OeUsbtr.
l
mU
tfl
nl)
by
the
Jtate
b
b
0T
Florence.
fJ.
t?W
ln
Kinj
Edward
KVpuM
Wn
'f..w
"f'Wu,
School
PQnIbjilJ
League
Vfitrday.
$
her
frsl
enappear-
d?fP
fnUft!t-
bfrj
u,
wetity
Nr
Goal
for
the
Wanderers
were
tn
San
Francisco
ten
years
Mlfnd
"nwad.
hqwpver.
ajjd
ev-
t'nt
or
hM
h
l
k
n.,
du.
nhri
nnn
...
....
.
...
...
entuallv
she
was
able
in
slnv
p
Three
vpur.
ini..
"J
-"
-
MIST
WHO
sflp
Wft
HfvKtiniffl
Wv
VJ
,
.
i
j
,the
game
Brooklyn
made
it
nine
,
Srk
and
Stanley
Hemmons
while
,hp
grealest
sopranos
of
her
"
a,t
1,1
,uch
0,)ras
na
f'"1
a
straight
victories
withouj.
a
toss
lpt
Hansen
yaj
unjucfa
WflHh
tfi
im0,.
Malc
ond
"La
Sonnam-
rourt
on
:.
,
.since
he
ppcnihg
pf
the
season,
tum
a
corner
kick
past
his
own
Afler
her
n..rence
debut
Mme.
Th"
Al
llclhl
&
rubu,,y
equalling
the
record
of
the
New"oalie.
The
Manle
Lea
f
were
rare-
Tfttraialn,
ja,
n)
olhcr
clUei
kof
er
volce
wa
P
colfatu
sopra-
York
Giants
fpr
this
feat.
Pete
Cos-,
danerou
although
WHson
went
Uaiy
and
mured
Spain.
Portugal
n
of
pxc'PPna
P0"".
Parity
rarart
s
homer,
after
Pitcher
Jim
very
close
with
a
corner
klcic.
3nd
Ruwte-
Iu
wch
of
thoif
1"
oeauiy
unnpinea
wtn
nef
"
f
Dm
Turner
had
yielded
two
walks
ae-j
Fr
the
Wapderers
Joe
Davifs.
(spuntftea
sh
established
herself
Dimy
aK
an
a"ress
it
made
her
(Tlflpl
counted,
(or
the
scoring.
The
Chi-1
Burt
Pierce,
ilebb.
Ten
and
Ham-
as
a
nonular
favorite
with
patrons
"i
t
.
;
.
.
.
-
cago
Cubs
won
an
?
to
7
ten
inning
mpn
were
the
pick.
For
the
Maple
of
opera.
vciory
over
upston
Bees
and
mov-
Lwrs,
wro
pmycd
wiin
nine
pwyers
tjnprtiy
aitef
irr
turn
of
the
ed
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