1
I
Ti
Mav2,
1940.
THE
DAILY
NZV.'H
PAGE
THKEB
MONEY
IN
YOUR
POCKET
X
JL
JLi
JLI
Friday
and
Saturday
r
Friday
v
and
1
ci
Saturday
J
I
IT
R
ATF.
HOF.
NTORF
Ave
W
Pairs
Ladies'
Shoes
1
l
le
for
most
Fumps.
straps
and
r
CI
r-...r.
All
l,4a
Spt
:al
S5.45
i
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lowing
Girl
Shoes
I
I)
si.oo
j,.i
alia
orown
S
jede
8
lie
3
Lot
Table
,
99c
?pers
J
Running
$4
00
:.d
SI
lien's
Dress
(Oxfords
Mi.
j
Th-r
Last
vrd
rubber
fSS
EARLE
:
PRESIDENT;
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Canadian
Ensuing
Year
Club
6
Canadian
Club
...
tiu-eunK
yesterday
V
cay
Hall
with
a
;
members
pretent.
tlw
ensuing
yeai
follows:
j
rodent.
Mrs.
H.
R.
William
v,
E
M.
Baric.
!
rsi
l'nt.
Mrs
N
President,
Mr.
Mrs
A
L.
Holtby.
s
rrtary,
Mrs.
Vr
W
Vance.
iirAurpr,
Mrs.
M
D.I
Mrs
Arnold
Platan.
T
Gorman,
MM.
L.
B.
1
Mm
n.
O.
Large.
y
,t
$10
was
donated
to,
:
and
$10
to
the
Milk
J
IVhlsn.)
ri
uir
Dallj
fure
to
bring
dally
re-
gfl'gHP
STYLC
Made
In
Vancouver
Phone
firten
C15
$1.49
Women's
Dress
And
Walking
Shoes
Reduced
$2.95
Oood
range
of
sizes,
styles
and
colon
Values
to
5
$2.49
ojV
Youths
Campers
With
Elk
uppers
and
rubber
soles.
MEN'S
BOYS'
YOUTHS
$1.95
$1.75
$1.60
Ladles'
Shoes
All
styles
Low
and
cuban
heels,
too.
All
PI
RATE
SHOE
STORE
S1.95
reduced.
$2.95
BRAVEST
OF
ALL
DEEDS
1
Captain
Colthurst
Tells
Japanese
of
'
Bring
In
Prison
With
Churchill
in
South
Africa
I
A
copy
of
the
Japan
Chronicle
ut
to
hand
tells
of
a
recent
visit
.0
Kobe
of
Captain
John
Bo
wen
-Colthurst,
who
contested
this
rid-
:ng
in
the
provincial
nation
and
who
e:ne
that
time
hi
been
living
at
Sooke.
B.
C.
He
has
re
wUy
been
trttta
north
China
on
stgm
ni'H
.
inurvicwed
in
Kobe.
CapUin
Col-our
i'
repcrted
to
have
said:
"My
own
hope
is
that
through
imorcn-tae
and
mutual
under-
naner
Caotaln
Colthurst
told
of
be
Ins
a
nrlsoner
In
South
Africa
along
Rupert
PEOPLES,
Store
Third
Ave
Next
to
Hcilbroncr's.
Fabric
Gloves
69c
Keg.
SI
Values.
Satin
Slips
$1
Iter.
$1.95
Values.
Crepe
Hose
69c
Mercerized
Top.
Tea
Aprons
49c
Organdy
and
Prints.
Kiddies'
Print
Dresses
sizes
1-11
Iter-
to
$5.00
New
Spring
Styles.
Shades
and
trim.
Kiddies'
Mercired
Ankle,
I
lose
S
pairs
for
Ladles'
Lastex
Garter
and
Pantie
Girdles
Ladies'
Snu.ty
Panties
and
Briefs
White
Fabric
(loves
Value
to
65c
SI.00
si.00
39c
35c
$1
MILLINERY
$1.49
NATIONALLY
AD-
ft
g
VERTISED
HOSIERY
Because
of
the
low
price,
we
cniVt
advertise
the
name.
79c
Crepes.
Chiffons
2
Pair
and
Semi-Service
For
$150
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o
a
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
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o
o
s
o
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MAIL
FOR
I
OVERSEAS
No
Chance
Taken
With
Slow
Ti
import
Posties
Training
At
Ottawa
For
Service
Abroad
OTTAWA,
May
2:
(CP)
Post-1
.naslers
for
Canada's
overseas!
forces
receive
their
training
in
a
hard
school.
The
men
who
will
.role1
ten
serving
in
France
and
England
must
srrve
an
appren-
p
at
the
Base
Army
Post
Office
la
Ottawa.
It
is
through
thai
office
that
all
mall
consigned
to
troops
overseas
u;;l
pass
and
there
the
men
of
thr
postal
carra
come
up
against
itandln
It
will
be
posioie
ior
iwo
.,rartCFlly
all
the
problems
they
great
Fmplres.
the
Japanese
and
r,ay
m
tHe
army
postal
the
British,
to
recover
their
old
,crTice
anywhere,
footing
of
friendship.
Ai
Sir
Rob-
The
bs
Post
Office
in
Ottawa
ert
Cralgie
pointed
out
in
his
speech
j-
t
on-r
a
bmv
centre
of
active
the
oth"
day
In
our
history
and
or
end
a
training
depot
from
our
traditions
as
well
as
in
our
ge-
Uhlch
dmfts
will
be
sent
overseas
ographtcal
similarities,
we
have
as
required
for
the
postal
needs
much
In
common.'
of
Canada's
expanding
overseas
In
on
Interview
with
trie
sams
army.
Train
Under
Veteran
with
Right
Hon
Winston
ChurehiU
A
staff
of
30
postal
corps
men'
Just
before
Churchill
escaped.
,
He
under
Major,
O.
W.
Ross,
experi-:
told
of
the
escape
how
he
bluffed
eneM
post
office
official
and
vet-i
the
sentries,
hopped
a
train
and.
fran
0f
the
Postal
Corps
in
the'
DRESSES
.
Keif.
Value
to
$9.95
A
selection
of
crepes,
sheers,
and
novelty
weaves
In
choice
shades
and
styles.
DRESSES
Spring
afternoon
frocks
and
others
for
business
and
dressy
occasions.
Sizes
12-46.
$2.95
$5.95
SALE
GROUPS
.
DRESSES
Iter;.
Value
to
$7.50.
Sale
rack
of
oddments
in
silk
crepe
dresses.
SUITS
Reg.
Value
to
$15.
Special
rack
of
pure
wool
tailored
and
sport
suits
Home
Frocks
Si
$1:95
$4.95
All
newest
styles
circular
skirts,
flares,
pleats,
etc.
.
o
o
a
o
o
a
a
o
o
o
o
o
a
o
o
o
o
a
o
0
o
o
0
0
g
0
.Phone
Blue
907
Wool
Sweaters
....
$2.49
Cardigans
and
Pullovers.
Cotton
Housecoats
Reduced
to
Only
$1.95
Ladies'
Panties,
Bloomers
and
Vests
Two
For
-
$1
Turkish
Towel
Wash
Cloths
3
For
25c
Ladies
Wool
Skirts
Styles
and
Shades
.
..
$2.49
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OOO0Ofr0HWO60f0HSKJOO
COATS
AND
SUITS
Tailored
Suits
In
Dressy.
Sport
and
Box
Styles.
Also
fitted
coats..
All
drastically
reduced.
HIS
MAJESTY
COLLECTS
THE
TICKETS
$ro.95
DRESSY
COATS
Novelty
Collars
and
Collar
less
styles.
Attractive.
Dressy
Spring
Shades.
Only
MfrOOOOC-OOOOOOOO
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0
o
o
o
o
0
0
o
0
o
O
0
0
o
o
o
o
Spring
Handbags
Si
net.
$s
Spring
Bags
In
patent
and
calf
Black,
navy.
wine,
rust
and
fawn.
Blouse
Special
S2.29
Keg.
$1
Value.
Crepes
and
sheers
in
spring
shades
and
styles.
Size
14-44.
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THE
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
$14.95
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OOCHJOOa
Turkish
Towels
Large
size.
2
for
-
Brassieres
Pink
and
White
Ladies'
Lisle
Hose.
Ladies'
Flannel
SI
49c
Selection
Q4
1
2
for
Slacks
QS
Q
All
Colors
...
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.
:;t.
,:rapb
if
a
ux
pa
Tiw
Br;-tish
toULer
at
it
ft
had
Jst
a.rived
on
leave
from
France.
Rushing
to
idk-
iiir
tram
to.
LDiid
m
he
shoved
his
ticket
into
the
hand
of
the
man
in
blue
uniform
with
gold-braided
cap
who
stood
at
the
platform
entrance.
Then
he
looked
into
the
face
of
the
'ticket
collector"
and
snapped
to
the
saiute
The
t-ollector"
was
King
George.
The
King
grinned
broadly,
tore
out
the
soldier's
ticket
from
the
book.
and
handed
it
back
to
the
stunned
Tommy.
,
,
not
knowing
a
word
of
the
language
ja8t
war.
trains
for
overseas
by
-
of
the
natives
or
the
Boers,
manag-
handling
some
20
tons
of
mall
a
ship
may
carry
an
accumulation
ing
charges.
If
It
contains
clgar-
TU.I1H11U.
far.
1.
nf
cevpral
rtavs'
mail
That,
monnt
Attn
ttiev
xrill
nrhnh1w
ho
rirlort
RUPERT
MEN'S
00
ad
BOYS'
STORE
SIXTH
ST.
Between
2nd
and
3rd
Ave.
Phone
Black
181
Men's
Suits
Much
Ilieher
Values
Wide
choice
of
patterns,
color.r
and
styles.
New
spring
stock.
While
They
Last-Men's
Felt
0
1Q
Hats-Odd
Lot
?JLtJ
$2
Fine
Summer
Q-t
iQ
Weieht
Combs
$3
Work
Pants
81.95
Boys'
and
Youths'
Long
Pant
Suits
Browns,
greys
and
greens.
All
sizes,
26-33.
Dad's.
Special
'War
Conferences
At
Indian
Table
Important
Talks
Held
Over
Choice
Antique
From
Ranee's
Palace
w
v
.
,
.
.
-
-
-
-
wv
mw
rviwsuwv
wi
vk,
.
-.
1
ed
to
get
away
rltory
Here
they
have
to
straighten
put
occasional
delays
but
It
Isbetter-out
and
worthless
by
the
time!
For
Stewart
and
Premier
The
Captain
also
toM
the
new6-
an
the
tangles
which
arise
from
man
nsiung
comRietc
ios
nanerman
of
his
admiration
for
Mr.
lmpr0per
addressing
of
mall
as
Alternative
Address
Churchill,
giving
as
one
example
best
they
can.
Sometimes
they
fall
Qn
,s
of
consumabje
how
hlr
hero
had
galloped
up
to
beCause
the
sender
neglects
to
put
such
aJ
clgareUes
tobacco,
candy
sixty
armed
Boers,
any
one
u,
on
me
enveioue
u
.cM...r...
and
Qther
foodJ
,
tne
corps
rnuld
have
shot
him
and
one
of
number
of
the
man
to
whom
It
Is
...
.
e
an
alternative
alternative
add
whom
nearly
did.
A
lew
mmuie.
taoressea
or
nis
unu
Tbbacco
amid
cheers.
He
said
he
saw
Lieu-
unit
of
the
forces
overseas
has
a
f,cer
commandlng
the
addressee's
tenant
Ornntjln
TWoei
ubic
u
unlt
as
lth
alternative
address.
...
.
ML"
w.r
nip
deed
tnprs
and
letters
in
the
base
Vlcloriaror";..-hiwV
nffi(..
a.
ih.
moll
Is
sorted
Albert
Furrow,
steamboat
"
n.
of
f
his
hoeriodlcal
periodical
having
"
arrived
i
from
Ihey
get
back
to
Canada
whereas.
when
the
alternative
address
Is
given,
some
soldier
overseas
can
enjoy
them.
address.
1
SA'
Mail
Scheduh
later
the
Union
Jack
was
hoUteo
Each
battalion,
battery,
or
other
glftj
at
specla,
ZOZtrSL
ratM
glye
Qf
For
the
East
,
Then.
If
the
addressee
cannot
be
i
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
at
Moris
but
he
aiway
.'..
...
hn
located,
the
officer
commlnrilnz
Friday
Churchill's
gallop
was
-
-
V
sealed
and
sent
may
distribute
the
dgmretEeWr
From
the
East-
deed
of
nil.
ff
in
nn
PflUern
nort
tobacco
among
the
men
of
the!
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
?hln.
Mall
for
the
troops
Is
not
sent
given
and
the
man
for
whom
the
For
Vancouver
Jffirial
duties,
on
sl"w
freighters.
Only
ships
parcel
Is
Intended
cannot
be
found
j
Tuesday
Tuesday
visits
to
the
city
on
n
.M.h
the
bt
chance
of
'el-
the
parcel
must
be
returned
to
vancumw
...
.
1
.
1
..
(ha
c-nj..
canriar
U'Vin
.,
.vll,
wilt
IViAr,
k.
Ka
'
'j.
nM-
.rfi-rdnv
morn-
udina;
aiwcic
dv
mt
curiujr
air
v.v.
.....
...v..
Ul
Wie
the
Prince
uwf
"
,'
...
ht
uied.
So
It
Is
that
sometimes
'n
scmea
wun
a
0111
tor
rcyirn
mall
.
ti.
will
will
rptnrn
return
sttlltn
ininh'"-
I
t
1
,lng
Hp
S
pjn
uavuw...
.....
.
Ther
it
must
wait
for
a
suitable
unit,
u
no
alternative
address
is,
baiuroay
u.uu
p.m.
...
12:30
noon
Thursday
10.15
p.m
Friday
9:30
pjn
May
10
and
21
"4
pjn.
LONDON.
May
2:
CP)
Brl-
M.n
s
army
council
holds
its
fre
quent
deliberations
over
a
much-iravelled
table
that
stood
in
a
e
s
palace
in
India
until
an
Ii-iih
regiment
took
it
after
cap-u;
ins
Jha.i5i
fortress
in
1858
In
t(.
TnHian
mntlnv
Just
like
Boys'
Suits
With
Short
Pants
$2.25
While
They
Last
Styles
and
materials
you
will
like.
Priced
to
sell.
Men's
Topcoats
New
Spring
Arrivals
Greens,
greys
and
browns.
Double
breasted
and
raglan
styles.
Worth,
much
more.
$13.95
Youth's
Shirts
Boys'
Sweaters
Boys'
Short
Flannel
Pants
Boys'
Shirts
....
89c
$1.00
50c
79c
25c
50c
SI
Tables
Tables
Tables
.
MANY
ITEMS
V
PUICE
WHILE
THEY
LAST.
$9.95
Men's
Pants
Overall
$1.00
Priced
unusually
low
Blue
Denim
These
will
sell
fast.
$15.50
Rupert
Men's
&
Boys'
Store
,
Steam
Rollered
Says
Labor
M.P.
LONDON,
May
2:
(CP)
J.
L.
Hollins.
Labor
MP.
for
Silvertown.
was
pertinent
when
he
gave
his
first
impression
of
the
House
of
Commons
in
his
maiden
speech.
Mr.
Hollins
said
he
had
sat
hearing
fine
speeches
pathetic
speechesfrom
the
Labor
benches,
while
fewer
than
four
members
of
the
government
side
present,
ex--n
A
recentlv-iRserted
silver
plaque
were
the
Front
Bench.
Then
at
ciadme
the
Uble
proclaims
It
was
"pre-
11
aftcr
the
had
P--
speeches
gone
-on
nist
to
the
army
coun-
.
"n
nour"-
a
'crowd
bfSan
to
bv
thr
officers
of
the
Prince
.
-r
W3lr
I.emster
Regiment
(Royallcome
1x1
Uke
rabbits
from
their
bolt
ho,es'"
A
P"5
wh
not
Cv-rfian-
on
disbandment.
July
31
1022."
Thr
CPnad'an
-connec-'
know
what
was
n
me
speeches
"rent
1013
the
,obbv
and
"steam-br-n?
Mon
is
explained
by
the
Lelnsters
amleamited
with
a
real-
Iollerel
the
whole
lot."
"It
does
rn-nt
raisrrt
in
Canada
durhv;
the
not
strlke
me
that
tnat
15
a
very
Indian
Mutiny.
I
democratic
procedure,"
Mr.
Hollins
Presentation
of
the
table-
came
'concluded,
when,
in
common
with
other
"
.
.
.
.
.
Southern
Irish
forces,
the
regiment
was
disbmded
in
1922
on
1
creation
of
the
Irish
Free
State
i
Eire.
The
Prince
of
Wales,
jcnlonel-in-chlef
of
the
Lelnsters.
j
presented
the
table
to
the
army
council.
From
Vancouver
RiPday
4
pm.
Wednesday
10
am.
Friday
4
pjn.
May
5.
16
and
27
aan.
sunaay
7
pjn.
Wednesday
1
pjn
From
Stewart
and
Premier
Tuesday
11-30
am
Thursday
9
p.m.
For
Alice
Arm.
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
Sunday
...7
pjn
From
Alice
Arm,
Naa
River
and
Port
Simpson
.
.
..
Tuesday
.,..4....4.
.
lIJO
iajn,
r"or
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-
May
3,
17
and
31
9:30
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-May
15
and
29
a.m.
For
Alaska-
Wednesday
1
pjn.
May
5,
16
and
27
.
ajn.
From
Alaska-Thursday
9
pjn.
May
10
and
21
pjn.
DOUBLE
ABOOKtETTC5
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAWY
PIION'K
57
IDORA
Roller
Rink'
Dailv
Sessions
as
Follows:
Jionday
anif,
Thursday
Pal
Nites.
7
to
11
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
7
to
11
Friday,
6
to
11
Sat.
Children
10
to
12
a.m.
2
to
4:30
p.m.
6
to
8:30
p.m.
8:30
to
11
p.m.
Special
Arrangements
Can
Be
Made
for
Private
Skating
Parties