PAGE
FOUR,
School
Concert
Bright
Affair
TERRACE.
March
26
The
pupils
of
the
public
school
produced
a
very
enjoyable
concert
and
entertain
youneer
kiddles
was
"Visit
to
Fairyland."
Back
stage
was
a
great
big
shoe,
into
which
the
children
disappeared
as
each
one
did
his
or
her
little
act.
"The
Book
of
Memory"
was
another
delightful
turn.
The
chorus,
"Memories,"
by
the
youthful
choir
was
very
good.
Miss
Mamie
Haugland
was
the
accompanist
where
the
olano
was
Steamshin
Sailings
from
Vancouver-Sunday
ss
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Box
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Records
Editor.
Daily
News:
May
we
ask
through
your
valu-
We
for
records
ment
last
Wednesday
evening
In
Paper
gramophone
the
Oddfellows-
Hall!
C.
W.
Mich-
or
l"e
ine
"P
nea
in
and
around
Prince
lei,
school
principal,
presiding.
The
RuPert-program
contained
twenty-one
We
believe
there
must
be
many
Items
songs,
action
plays,
drills,
records
In
homes
In
Prince
Rupert
dances
and
choruses
and
lasted
for
which
there
is
no
use
at
the
required
and.
if
there
was
to
be
any
special
mention,
the
little
boy.
Alan
.-challenge
Of
The
Cross-
Impres
Dubeau.
displayed
bright
promise
slvcjr
sta5cd
At
Salvation
Army
with
his
solo.
piano
Citadel
Sunday
.Nijht
was
filled
f.uH
Sunday
.,.,,
eve
nlng
when
there
was
a
special
re
Clara
and
Mary
Pierce,
Dolly
Man
And
His
Family
Lose
Lives
By
Gas
March
6
and
20
..
..Ss.
Prince
luminatlne
Jhn
-
a.m.
house
room.
Night
or
Day
PHONE
i
112
TAXI
Prompt
Service
3
Heated
Cars
MacKenzie's
Furniture
21
FELT
SIATTItESSES-All
sizes.
Each
$8.50
$5.00
Built
by
Simmons
for
Sleep
327
THIRD
AVENUE
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
at
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVEB
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
ever
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Tralnt
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Mondaj,
Wedneoday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
end
Stewart
eTery
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
For
Jare$,
etc.,
call
or
unite
City
Ticket
O&ci,
528
Srd
Am.
V-9-4D
AT
MEETING
Six
Hundred
Hear
Liberal
Candidate
and
Other
Speakers
in
Capitol
Theatre
Six
hundred
people
gathered
last
night
In
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
the
final
rally
of
the
campaign
of
the
forces
supporting
Olof
Hanson.
Lib-
until
eleven
o'clock.
The
whole
present
time
and
the
troops
would
jeral
candidate
In
the
federal
elec-program
was
punctuated
with
ap-
be
so
pleased
to
have
the
use
of;tion.
Mr.
Hanson
was
there
hlm-plause.
them.
iself
and
spoke
briefly,
other
speak-
There
were
so
many
Rood
oer-
If
they
could
be
sent
either
to
the
lers
being
E.
T.
Applewhaite
of
Stew-formances
by
the
young
people
that
Canadian
Legion
or
Toe
H
rooms,
or
art,
E.
T.
Kenney
M.L.A.,
of
Terrace,
It
was
difficult
to
say
which
was
Pone
Black
837.
we
will
see
that
and
P.
H.
Unzey.
The
chairman
best.
A
very
pretty
act
by
the
they
are
called
for.
Thanking
you
,
was
W.
O.
Fulton
who
gave
a
brief
rebellion
occurred
under
Mitchell
'
the
members
of
the
Liberal
party,
decided
to
appeal
to
the
highest
court
ln
the
land
the
neople.
He
war
was
Every
seat
In
the
Salvation
Ax-
shn;,ne
that
,Cana?a
raade
mv
c:tarfPi
.J.
oroere.
toward
preparedness
THE
DAILT
NEWS
Turd;
-
it
Man
in
the
Moon
After
you
have
been
in
the
city
a
LOIS
N.
IS
FIRST
OUT
few
weeks
your
neighbors
call
you,
kj
Teday
Bill
or
Dick
of
Jack
except
tJ
Arwd.
that
speak
to
you
as
a
son-of-a-
Alphabetical
order
somethlngorother.
I
An
ouUtanding
feature
of
the'
The
Lois
N..
Cap:.
Ben
Pedersen
city
Is
the
large
number
of
organt-
leaving
today,
la
the
first
vessel
of
rations.
Any
person
belonging
to
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
fleet
to
less
than
six
!
given
a
medal
for
get
away
to
the
grounds
for
the
19
self-denial
If
he
does
not
get
the
season.
As
has
been
the
custom
medal
he
feels
that
he
Is
deserving
during
the
last
few
years,
the
fleet
of
one.
ha
been
divided
Into
four
groups.
according
to
letters
of
the
alphabet
In
Prince
Rupert
the
city
treas-
with
which
their
names
start,
and
urer
Is
the
mayor,
city
council,
the
deoartures
spread
out
over
ten
Central
Committee
outline
or
the
career
of
the
candl-,
scn001
Doara
DOATa
01
WK3
par"
a-inw
untw
Wf
u"vary
P'
for
Auxiliary
Services
date,
telling
how
he
had
hiked
into
commission,
PH?e
commission
and
for
orderly
marketing
to
preven
(Per
J.
Dennis
Allen),
the
Bulkley
Valley
when
only
!
authority
on
everything
else.
bunching
of
boat
on
the
return.
I
mere
lad
determined
to
throw
in
hl.
'
T"
8ral
fishing
plan
for
the
Easter
Tableau
Well
Presented
,
Prince
Rupert
has
a
flair
for.
season
as
well
as
the
regulation
and
he
had
been
there
ever
since.
who
seem
to
be
very
busy
but
lmoosed
by
the
International
Fl.vh
tr
irancnn
vr.iiin
v,,t
v,.
o
very
niue.
erte
commission
this
year
are
0
pened
at
Ottawa
when
the
Ontario
1
large
extent
the
same
as
last
year
In
the
summer
the
city
hai
beau-
The
total
fishing
quota
for
the
sea-
Hepburn.
Mr
King
backed
un
bv
Uful
gardens
nd
&lrl
ln
slack-
n
U
48.000.000
pounds
28.700.000
uujunuuniikgntwui.
iiiuinn
inn
nrca
4
una
a
-
300.000
pounds
from
Area
No.
3.
The
chief
occupation
of
a
large
Fishing
arrantemenU
between
also
described
the
condition
prior
to
IT
,
"7U'"7
j
vnrr
.na
nsnenwn
remain
the
Annies
and
gossiping,
especial-
the
in
and
n
at
t
the
t,m.
time
declared.
same
as
past
years.
ponslderine
the
short
time
since
the
1
9
1
A
-
J
For
Vancouver
quest
repeat
presentation
of
the
.
Tncentallv-
ii
,n
the
of
his
course
Tuesday-Catala
1:30
iaster
p.m
tableau
"The
Challenge
of
"H,,rM-
Mr
Hansn
ke
of
Rt.
Thursday-ss.
Prince
the
Cross"
which
was
excellently
George
11:15
p.m.
depicted.
With
the
cross
and
tomb
"jn;
.R
B"
Be,nn!tt-
"merufrimt
Friday-Ss.
Prin.
as
the
centre
of
the
setting,
the
rtn,sjfr'
,on,e
?
th
Z",f
onlv
lack,ne
the
Adelaide
10
m.
cTadlan-
abiUty
p
leading
part
was
taken
by
Miss
Ss.
Cardena
..
10:30
p.m.
Ruby
Suden,
representing
an
an-
Uo
organlze
and
work
wltn
hls
iel
March
7,
18
and
28
gel,
with
other
participants
In
the
I
lo?-
Ss.
Princess
Louise
5
pjn.
persons
of
Ruth
and
Orace
Jones
'
'
Mr'
Liniey
sPcakj
ly
gossiping.
The
fleet
consists
of
about
sixty
vessels
Including
a
co.iole
of
new
Hospital
Dance
At
Skidegate
Is
Large
Success
boats
nd
a
eounle.
among
them
,h
w4nr
redMla
and
the
Darker
Elmer
O
whWi
have
been
convert
ied
r
halibut
fUhlne.
1
The
first
boat
to
lve.
the
Lois
N..
clear
for
the
more
remote
Area
(No.
X
Th
m
loritv
of
Prince
Ru
.pert
bou.
exrent
for
the
larger
ones.
will.
a
a
result
fish
lri
Area
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE.
March
26:Ko"
2
durlng
the
early
part
of
the
Under
the
ansniren
of
tho
RUHp.
wr.
wnzey
mane
me
omv
aaoren
gate
Inlet
Hospita,
sooty
a
suc.
isearn
With
th
sAnn
nnenlng
April
1.
Tn
P'm'
St"11!1
rla
Swans3n-
EnTOy
that
drew
spark,
from
the
audience,
cessful
St.
"
Patrick's
aanc
dance
wal
'
""""l
r
"h
mav
h
10
a.m.
Stanley
Calder
h
was
accomDanist.
,..TL
.ic?
Wed.-Ss.
Pr.
George
n
,nH
n
thpPP
uvr.
.irn.
.
..
.
mu
..ij-l
.
.
.
-
-
item
in
.Miners
nail.
Tnere
wax
a
roiioht
In
bv
mmr
nf
the
smaller
rruny-t.
rnncess
mmeorana
ana
Herbert
0f
dissent
a5
he
scored
the
C.C.F..
iarge
cr0
ln
attendance
Tnd
hot'
within
the
week
ensuing
Adelaide
4
psn.
Pierce
were
responsible
for
the
tlng
that
they
would
turn
the
the
hals
gai
deraLd
Im
Ss-
Cardena
p.m.
lighting
effects.
constitution
of
Canada
inside
out.
the
tradlttonal
Tnd
whit?1
green
March
14
and
24
-
Ss.
Princess
Anothe'r
special
feature
itooE
.1
was
a
He
referred
to
statement,
of
Mr.
I
TUI1II
1W
Colortul
...?h"Ul
bt
,0?IM
ano
grcen
and
a
h
I
HUH
I
!Wl
Louise
,
a.m.
song-sermon
"The
Pilgrim's
Jour-
stve,
.nrt
hf
mU
For
Stewart
and
rremierk
:
ney"
by
Mrs.
Ivan
Halsev.
Mi
ul"
w
VCm
"Z
11
"
"
,
Z
I
wn1
nau
were
distributed
X
X
XH
IJUJUI11
VJ
Sunday-ss.
'Catala
.....U.
8
P.m
Ruth
Jones
and
Miss;
Mary
Pierce7
Tto,
0t
rand
Frlday-Ss.
Prince
,
Arthur
and'
Howard
Toftager
tlsh
Emnlre
as
the
world's
hope
at1
Prt"e.
were
alven
durln
th.
2
Vm:.J
1Iakey
a"d
this
time.
It
wd,
an
Inspiring
ad-'ev2S
ZZXZ
JSS
S!
riuiu
Liicnaii
anu
.
Mima
nuill
-
Junes
Eave
a
fluet
I
j
u.
i.
.
...1.1..J1
i
.
.
7.
.
...v
Georgg.
For
Alice
Arm.lNda,
Uiver
and
Challence
A
the
Rrn"
KoanI
'
,
.7.
.
.
was
arawn
lor.
the
winner
being
also
a
large
audience,
-an
Easter
-vnnarefl:
it
v-ith
tMatf:thP
ron-
V?Z
J?
,il.Harm."y
Boys:
i
resurrect
On
pageant
havine
also-cXi,7
-
i
--J
Vu
3
uennoime
and
nart
of
rprmnntM
In
the
war;
making
,
It
clear
that,
Supper
w
as
served,
in
the
hall
ROMANCE
Tuesday-ss.
Catala
.11:30
irmefe-
were
also
seVe'ral
Easter'
V
7,
w""ul'",u",
.lucicy
ticket
and
for
a
waltz
com-i
Charle,
Uuhton
is
Here
In
Great
Thursday-kprmcc,
I
longs,
f
i
f
'
f'S
remembered
afterfPetiUon.
A
handsom.
black
slate
Picture
"Jamaica
lnn--Story
of
11:15
p.m.
Thei;first.
nresentaUon
of
"Thei
,"
,u
wlcm.
inai
naa
een
raffled.
nracy
on
Cornwall
Cot
Port
Simpson.
'
Mast
Frldav
'.nteht
whn
.r.
.
"7"
1
:.;
-
.11.
.7"
ftuae-nAnaerson.
Music
Sunday
S.
Catala
...i
8
p.m,
From
Alice
Arm
Naas
River
and
Port-Simpson
'
Tuesday
is.
Catala
....
11:30
a
Fori
Ocean
Falls
,
;
Pierce
as
the
principals.
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
;.;..
;t':30
p.m.
.
tfiuretfay-ss&Prince
'
George
.JJilXfrfc
9
pm
f
Friday
Ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
10
p.m
From
Ocean
Falls-Wed.
Ss.
Pr.
George
10
a.m.
Friday
Ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
4
p.m
ss.
Cardena
p.m.
For
Queen
Charlotte
Island's
March
8
and
22
Ss.
Prince
John
10:30
pjn.
From'Quecn
Charlotte
Island
An
ouUtanding
feature
picture
"Jamaica
Inn."
starring
the
great
English
actor.
Charles
Laughton.
Is
being
shown
at
the
capltol
Theatre
here
tonight
and
tomorrow.
.
The
story
Is
a
gusty
romance
with
salt
water
flavor
of
England's
Corn-
thebfect
was
the
defence
of
the
by
the
ladicof
At
the
i
wall
c
t
"
Tt
n
tS
tawlei
dm
smaller
smaller
nntlrtns
nations.
Iau
f
tk.
j
.
:
'
.t
Bin
,
line
uii
utile
vj
iiioor
anv
son
oi
.--v
W1C
uauce
.
cases
mat
had
Cr
at
the
turn
of
the
last
f?'
century.
IU
,
Mr..
Atmlewhaife
Showed
how
been
left
over
were
oel
tan
I
Stewart
peoolead
sledlly
In-
auctioneer
M.
J.
Doushertv
an'Jh,nA
JZtT.Tr'V
creased
sunoort
of
Mr.
Hanson
a,
added
several
dollars
to
the
'who
Tlu
e
hlw
S,
ruin
they
got
to
know
him
and
thl,
year
ceeds.
iftrnlh.fn-i.
I
.n
he
prophesied
even
greater
support
The
gratifying
sum
of
,70
nioMSJ
than
In
the
previous
election.
cleared
and
will
go
towards
the
'a
romantic
nalr
Maureen
O
m
,ncinucr
lor
SKrena
i
"
"-"""
o
necuea
extra
Mr
Ken
I
Plies
for
the
hrnlti1
TTinnwrn
w
v.
nn
.
"
.
Kit
r
m
iXm.
,
J
,,,ature
ror
skna,
urged
that
at
win
charge
of
the
affair
were
Malcolm
u
MacDougall
and
three
this
time
civilization
was
in
the
Mrs-
E-
C.
Stevens,
Mrs.
D.
F
Mun-chlldren
were
asphyxiated
by
II-
balance
and
the
British
Emnire
ro
and
Charles
Hartle.
ThP.r
...
gas
in
a
boarding
threatened.
He
criticized
the
C.C.F.
sltenU
who
helped
them
ln
mak-for
suegesting
that
moral
forces
1x18
the
dance
ar
outstanding
suc---
--
-
'
should
be
used
Instead
of
phvsical
cess
were
Mesdames
W.
Barry.
F
force.
The
only
thing
Hitler
knew
Atklns-
.
Chasteney,
O.
Neubauer
wa
brute
force.
He
told
of
the
and
-
HIH-
Coming
over
to
at-rtatement
made
bv
J.
S.
Wood,-
tend
the
st-
Patrick's
dance
were
-nnh
to
the
effect
that
If
his
sons
Irs'
0eors"ft
Klrby,
Miss
Violet
were
called
he
would
be
proud
to
K,rbv'
MlM
Kay
Mathers
and
Wil-see
them
go
Into
a
concentration
,,am
Maers
of
Sandsplt.
Miss
cann
rather
than
fight.
Edna
Beaven.
who
is
visiting
there.
Turnlne
to
the
Conservatlvr
at.
also
Me
over
for
the
dance,
re-
tltude
he
urged
that
Dr.
Manion
f;urnln8
Sundayon
the
mission!
j
ws
asking
the
people
to
eive
him
TOai
uaal
icaoinet
he
wished
and
sueested
.that
Drobablv
Sir
Edward
Beatt.y
Flve
ihouiar.o
-4,-Cf.
rtuperi
;
would
be
a
member
of
it.
If
the
peoPle
read
the
Dally
News.
It
I
Conservatives
were
elected.
I
pays
to
,et
them
know
what
yi
I
Concluding,
Mr.
Kenney
urged
that
there
was
only
one
malor
Issue
jend
that
was
the
successful
carrying
on
of
the
war
and
h
uzeested
that
this
could
best
b
done
bv
reelecting
the
Liberal
narty
headed
by
Mr.
Mackenzie
King.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Union
steamer
Catala.
r.ant
1
.James
Flndlay,
arrived
ln
pott
ai
i.iv
tnis
morning
from
Stewart1
and
other
points
and
sailed
at
1:30
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
ODD6onensoHo&oooiaoaoojoo
VELVET
ICE
CREAM,
MILK
5
SHAKES
and
GOOD
MEALS
At
tli'e
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and
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g
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Walerliont
Dooatoooiaoioirif(i)f06Hoiiijt
have
to
cell
Larje
Assortment
of
FINE
Bulk
Candies
Come
In
and
pick
your
favorite
kind
Mussallem's
CONFECTIONERY
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
Dr.
R.C.
Bamford
Successor
to
Dr.
It.
LUNDAHL
Will
Continue
Practice
of
Dentistry
In
Rooms
1,
2,
3
Besncr
Block
and
Robert
Newton,
who
are
deter
mined
to
bring
the
wreckers
to
Justice.
It
b
not
until
they
have
narrowlv
escaoed
death
at
the
hands
of
the
pirate,
that
they
discover
the
dandified,
debauched
squire.
Charles
Lauahtor),
to
whom
they
have
appealed
for
assistance,
U
the
secret
leader
of
the
nefarious
gang.
With
sequences
of
thundering
s
r
adventure,
thrilling
gunfire
and
poundlne
ourstilt
of
the
escaping
squire,
the
picture
illustrates
how
iutlce
Is
served
and
romance
Fresh
Loral
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Mirk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
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THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeyo
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
on)T
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
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Rupert
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Kate
Soott
of
this
TllUce
was
laid
to
reat.
she
was
the
oldest
inhabitant
of
Klt-katla
and
was
reputed
U,
be
102
years
of
age.
The
funeral
rites
were
conducted
by
Rev.
B
8hearman.
assisted
by
Solomon
Brown.
The
Kltkatla
Band
attended
the
funeral
and
played
effective
and
auttahi
music.
Hymns
sung
at
St.
Peter's
unuren.
with
Mr
Shearman
at
TONIGHT
and
Ul
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day
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Churn.
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East-gram
of
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variety
to
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bargain
price.
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8:30
a.ni.
to
5:30
p.m.