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PAOK
TOUR
,4
ROUND-UP
OF
RESULTS
(Continued
trom
Page
One)
-been
busy
all
afternoon
along
the'
BAPTISTE
3IADE
IN
VANCOUTR
Norwegian
coast,
several
being
en-
gaged
by
enemy
machines.
At
Narvik:
seven
Herman
cimnir
-ships,
.including,
an,
ammunition
.
lie
out
to
smash
the
German
KlvyV
S5
'
0frman
destro
hair
of
which
has
been
exposed
to
,hf"f;
...
,
them
with
a
goodly
portion
already
,
J
nf
M4
offlcers
and
m
been
sunk
Qean
cniber
den
or
severely
disabled.
Real
1
war
is
ne-w
being
fought
not
Immediately
evident.
The
Oermany.
according
to
Allied
SSSw
a,Norweg,an
claims,
lost
40.000
tons
of
warships
11,6
including
a
pocket
battleship
yes-
P-lSST'1
"
SU"k
by
a
Br,tish
teroy
m
the
Skagerrack
alone.
The
,
Th.
wa.,,,
German
kses
included
the
cruls-
f,
T
?
Been
and
er
Gnelsnau.
Bleacher.
Karlsruhe
Im?.
J
0
Prtie'
of
the
and
Emden.
three
destroyers,
one
tft?"
JfQermany
o
was
confirmed,
submarine,
nine
freightrs
and
1
Ha?
been
t
...
I
ll
M
would
have
elven
th
rur.
:
M
three
German
transport
shir,,
5!"
.an
her
8O0tl
mDin"
off
were
sunk
and
eight
others
scatter-
jX
'r
air
atlae
00
Qreat
Bled.
Swedhh
naval
vessels
eaotured
,
t.,,.
,
two
of
the
remaining
eht
trans-!,,
?
tQ
an
anpeaI
BT1
Al'
ports
and
interned
both
the
ves-'
"i"01
foree
c
'selr
rnd
the
Nail
cldiers
on
board
'VS.
,2
Tromsoe.
an
the
far
north
One
rf
the
tranmcrts
sefced
by
the
Jl??11
COast
aeaIns
ewed-s
had
lm
badly
damaeed
""J"h'
th-
O-r-an,
attest.
by
Allied
naval
action
The
o'her
gafn
2
foothold
after
had
tort
its
wav.
Still
another
,
trooPat
Aalesund.
Allied
German
transnort
shin.
Arkares.
Mnz
Unded
,n
struck
a
mine
off
th
Rtcuh
.c
r
'l05-
j
,lasj
night
near
Lrsekll
and
sank.
erma,bing
planes
yester-'Fishermen
tUed
,her
Nor-of
reported
scores
of
bodies
German
?
1
tOWns'
the
ml!Sles
sailors
floating
8
in
the
tne
-.sea.
ting
fire
to
buildings
and
doing
The
Royal
Air
force
reported
$ev-
'rely
damaging
a
6,000-ton
German'
GERMAN
NAVY
CRIPPLED
vcrulsei!,
also
hitting
another
off
'
Throujhout
yesterday
the
Bri-
'Bergen.
The
Air
Ministry
in
Lon-,
Ush
naral
forces
struck
blow
af-
don
Llirt
that
iiw
rv,.
.
.
.
t
,
...
'
..
rwic
uims
naa
oiqw
ai
me
tierman
navy
crippling:
the
Nail
natal
force
for
the
rest
of
the
war.
Th
rjura
ana
inreatened
to
bomb
Os
deadline
having
been
set
for
the
bombing
which
started,
this
morning
with
the
atack
on
an
airdrome
with
destruction
ol
a
"
German
bomber.
Panic-stricken
refugees
In
the
naval
fighting
both
sides
"ucu
to
iia
re
sunk
many
war-shios
of
the
other.
The
British
claims
went
up
to
as
Dear
Mrs.
Housewife:-
At
last
a
method
of
Moth.
Bed
Bag
and
Roach-eontool
that
really
works!
Now
yW
can
be
completely
rid
of
Maths
and
all
oiher
insect
oests
'Including
Flies
and
Mosqaitos
insUnUy
and
Insect
larvae,
without
re-eowrse
to
expensive,
Inconvenient,
-Fumigation"
methods.
i,Spran
eTery
toota
aBd
cupboard
with
SAPHEX
LlQd.
taing
a
NEBEL
Electric
Sprayer.
Both
are
available
at
okt
store.
SAPHEX
Liquid
Is
odourless,
colourless,
tasteless,
harmless,
to
ha
mans
and
animals.
It
will
not
stain
clothe
or
wan
paper,
nor
wtH
it
taint
food.
Rooms
may
be
used
immediately
after
spraying
without
harmful
effect
or
tell-tale
odour.
The
NEB
EL
Electric
Sprayer
enables
you
to
spray
thoroughly,
in
a
few
boors,
every
room
from
cellar
to
attic
Quick,
easy,
no
advance
preparations
or
mess
are
necessary.
V
"r
SAPHEX
Method
Is
particularly
adaptable
to
cafes,
store.
ctorr.
dairies.
bakerlearanmentTjse,
hotels,
warehouses,
etc.
eliminating
the
necessity
for
costly
preparations
and
expensive
shut-downs.
We
will
be
glad
to
give
further
particulars
and
ad-rice
on
special
problems.
Do
not
hesitate
to
enquire.
Cordially
yours.
Ormes
ltd,
"3Jut
Zhoneer
Druqgists
The
Rexall
Store
Phones
81
ti
S3
upen
uauy
from
8
ajn.
till
10
pjn.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
pjn.
and
to
9
pjn.
6
I
coHoooomcKooHoooooooooooooooo
aooooocoooooooooooooo
'if'
(Sleet
Her
in
a
ureter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
4
Can
Ride
for
Price
of
One
It'a
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
New
that
the
people
of
the
whole
diatrict
are
dointf
the
tarn
'
o
I
VHHU(
"ic
comm
umca
linn
tin
Kitn.
i
THE
DAILY
NKWa
IlIUTISH
FLIERS'
ANSWER
CALL
TO
ARMS
AND
WINGS
British
combat
Diiot
an.
vh,.
vi,t;.
.
..
warplanes
that
hve
bee
u
reported
headf'
.hJ
.
g
l
g
alU
10
giv
tutU
0'""
fide
how
the
dog
n.
It
J?
X
P
'
VW
Prench
Urr,Ur-
didn't
Zn-
high
as
fourteen
Germ
I
Md4UU
i"""
nwi
runer
suns
dUUK
c
or
f:'S
t?.irtUaUr..?a.d,.0ck5d
i
a
in
that
they
will
SSSO
CHANGE
'1'
Te
Germans
ciaimed
-V
-----
foawavv
B
V
III
remain
until
the
war
is
over.
The
roar
of
naval
gunfire
was
still
heard
last
night
although
the
uis
oaiue
appeared
to
be
nearing
a
close.
Reuters
News
Agency.
In
a
dis.
patch
from
Stockholm,
said
last
night
that,
according
to
reports
from
the
Norwegian
frontier.
British
warships
had
penetrated
Oslo
that
fourteen
Allied
warships
had
"
been
damaged.
Battleshin
i...
and
light
cruisers,
destroyers
and
transport
shins
were
among
the
C,t?
Allies.
Tons
of
explosives
were
used
by
me
Allies
m
successfully
IXT
rirvi
irXT
Are
Being
Conducted
Pay
inouie
To
Officials
Denmark
and
Sweden
-'wT
.Ln
m
y
the
Germans
had
uLhI
TT
."
ln
..j
.
.
,V,"J
-
.
o.
uucnrui.
aunrrrtcnr
of
f
lo
if
it
was
not
surrendered
by
The1
raw
ma"
qUanU"W
evince
of
7
w
wuuauon,
a
At
Varvilr
t-
o4t.w
,
-
v"wnmi
or
by
,c,m
""tea
ut
me
ciiy
of
Prince
Run.
,
,
.
-Hunter
two
and
Hardy-were
sunk.
ert.
tha
morning
as
hV
took
ami
oUiers-HoUpur
and
HoOile-
out
from
"ay
.
a
busy
aha
at
were
damaged
A
flflh
,w
mntilr.
IV
V2&
a
"presenUorS;
lm;
.
r":!'f7
.r"
tfT
Bew-
0hrat
arrUed
aionr
tne
m
me
Mtv
VHr
....
ALLIES
HAVE
GAINED
GRETLY
'Continued
from
Page
Onel
-
-
.......
through
Norwegian
ir,i.
Commissioner
iwu
w.,
.?
""J
we
tr
Swed-
ith
War
Muniein,i
af;.-":"'
""w?f..,M'l
mtoammunl-
tiiiAiia
.
i
ia
ir
i
a
l
ii
-
-i
t
.
lr
ChurehUl
described
how
on
uwiaj
anernoon
II.
M.
s.
Roo:-aey
and
Aurora
had
hn
nti.vi
ay
German
Urn
ben
but
had
withstood
the
attack
th.
a.,
Olowworm
and
Ourkha
having
unK
at
that
time
The
First
Lord
thn
t-w
V
MIC
jwti
iignt
Jn
which
II
M.
a.
npnnvn
a
Ki
i
.
.
r-
viiwr
cruuer,
jiaa
opened
fire
on
the
OermanScharn.!
ocnarnnorst
replying
hree
mteute
later
at
1800
yards.
Norwegian
coast.
Great
Britain
tor
for
a
wreki
Tun
tUit
hfre
R
gave
chase
-Zl
'
PP'ng
has
evidently
eatablii
w
h.."
at
uZLl
'h.r
up
.
-
.
ine
Douev
win
(
"""
as
so.
inen
a
crMi
l"1
At
SUvanger
to
be"
Mr.
Qlkhrtat
sald
e,Umn
wf
?rin
German
Heinkelc
wr
hn
IK
h
...
g
8,eIf5.harnK.
j.
.
..
"
.H
the
Or
badlT
dama.AH
a.
.
.
T
""c
81
in'.
.T
.
,raa
wo
,
T
,rau"
jwwroie
cost
uke
every
u'
namhort
before
SSU&LZ?
im
over
oo
tlre
cWI-
eW1-
mnWPaty
mnWpallty
today
today
we
we
will
wll,
dot
a
,0-0G0
10M0
cni
ol
the
thT
Hioner
S
hJn,
t
the
best
we
can
to
get
liong
-
nJ
w
a
smoke
kSb'JS,
ilP
Jfe
ht-
Xemd
10
al
uncertainty
1th
Scnhont
"
WuZTWW
aDd-
natUraMy-
thf
Occupying
Faroe,
tutaCUSxion
annn
1
1.
...
I
if.
.
...
HONEST
CANADIAN
Ject
of
th
ur
i..?.
that
OLDHAM.
Eng.,
April
11:
CP
ugnieen
vearc
as
a
n
n.
.
Announcements
AH
adverUsemenu
In
this
eol-oan
win
be
charged
for
a
full
montn
at
25c
a
word.
lQ3nd
Auxiliary
Dance.
Armourv
May
3.
Moose
Ladies'
Dance,
May
7.
St;
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
May
9.
W-
A.
Canadian
Lealon'
Soring
ia,
May
is.
Catholic
Tea.
MrarREMonrJv
May
16.
Empire
May
23,
Carnival,
Moose
Hall,
WOOD
for
SALE
$7,50
per
Cord
PHONE
45&
retowenu.
Telwrnenta.
""
occupy
the
a.
Proceeding
to
shave
in
an
Oidhm
baer
her,
waTto
mT
LT
but
dldn;t
have
change
to
v?Z
.oT
I?
f
.'TSl
t
ouuiwT
aiierwartu
n
mi.
Ka
k
v.
.
t
grated
to
Canada
rZ
L.r:"
l.f
ct
been
naaUa-a
a
preliminary
to
setting
-
uu
rat
ior
me
year.
Mr.
Olkhriat
expressed
hU
satte-Jaction
with
the
way
municipal
buslnes
was
at
present
being
conducted
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
was
particularly
gratified,
he
said,
at
the
very
aeeeDtaW
frm
in
-s-u
thecitys
annual
report
was
got-
1
tl
rL
accPtabIe
to
Football
Dance.
Irish
Fusilier,
v
tfte
Department
of
MunicinalitJ.
R.
102nd
Armories,
Friday,
AprU
Hj1,
in
an"T?r
to
inquiries
from
2.
Admission
50c.
"
E&si
to
uniformity
on
PL..
i
municipal
accounting
generally
J
Presbyterian
Spnng
Sale
AprU
Ps
of
Prince
Rupert's
report
i
t
I
imu
urwn
Mil
IT
Aft
A
....
.
s,ul
.u,
example
i
Of
at
could
be
dnn
TV,-
-
Boys'
Band
Dance.
April
17,
Moose
iUch
had
been
adopted
was'
Hall.
Refreshments
free.
one
that
.
.
...
m
ucai
more
"
to
Toe
H
DanceTpIrah
Ha)l.
Rmi
Cove.
April
,9.
an
re-
uiuiucipaiiue
aid
Scout
Tea,
Mrs.
Carta's.
Anrll
2l
u,reprthad
al10
be
23.
'
commented
upon
rompanies.
Five
cities
to
Anglican
Tea.
Mrs.
Parkin's.
xav
5
wbla.
including
Prince
2.
-
"
now
getUng
outl
4rjrepofts
along
tha
line,
said
Mr
rm.v.Jj-1.
u.
...
.
-wk
wjio
grae
credit
to
D.
D.
J.
J.
MAthcutnn
ftttrkfnn
4
V..
Via
.It
.It
i
.
I
and
O.
L.
Rorie.
the
cltv
auditor
'i
'
DIPL03IATS
ESCAPE
PJLO
British,
French
and
To-Hh
mfnljters
to
Norway
have
escaped
to
Sweden.
:
Q
SISTERS
Q
:
0
CAFE
O
"
IS
JOW
OPEN
FOR
BUSINESS
i
Your
Patronage
will
be
highly
S
1
'
appreciated
appreciated
5
"Aim
to
f
lease"
Is
oor
Motto
thank
You
2
v
rartu.
uy
DreVMlt
fhu
owned
by
Denmark,
from
falling
IT?
hanU'
Wands
con
with
clThe
OnTofXr"
.
hfld
untu
Denmark
"Twas
was
the
barber
shop
and
paid
for
tTa
tnft
Tf'SL
1!..
of
Nazi
raldom
snave.
.
r
-
uvM,
"w-
Faro
ua.
between
tht
ShetUnd
Wands
and
aggresten."
Dally
News
Clawm-
remit,
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Mirk
VALENTIN
DAJKY
PHONE
UI
NEW
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
Housekeeping
Apartments
(Hot
Water
Heated)
Mrs.
C
E.
BUek.
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
mm
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
faeked
b,
tb.
..j,,,,,,
b
year
round
layrI
to
Turkey
Urges
Balkans
Join
With
Allies
i
ISTANBUL.
Anrll
11
ifn
'
,
--r-
-
w
M
-
,
key
U
proposing
a
conference
of
the
Balkan
Entente
with
a
view
to
Joining
with
the
Alllej
while
yet
there
'
U
time.
Other
memtwr
nf
tti
vs.
.
w
44
1
'
tente
are
Roumania
Jhaqui.
and
Greece.
Turkey
has
been
spurred
to
thli
action
hv
thm
n
r
.
inraslotj
of
Scandinavia
and
the
POe&lblllty
of
a
jrfmllar
-
'
-
wj
Mlr
NaxU
toward!
the
southeast
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Rupert
H.
P.
Cahlll.
VanerHir
t.
and
Mrs.
R.
w.
Sinclair.
L
B
BIng
and
R.
8.
qilchrW,
Vlclorla;
Mra
J
II.
N.
8mlth
and
Jrvin
ruri.
"
Ont.
ON.R.
TRAINS
ror
the
Eat
Monday.
Wednesdays
and
Fri-
fl
pjn
r
From
th
Et
Tuesdayi
Thursdayi
and
Saturday
II
pm
n?e
tnoQiann
v..
nrt.
i
peopl
read
the
DaUiewt
tI
(ay
to
let
them
Vnn.
ht
io
sen
Night
or
Day
PHONE
what
you
j
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