PACjZ
FOUR
THIS
WEEK
ONE?
Night
or
Day
PHONE
I
RAJIWA
I
I
TCAM!MIM
I
ICOMMNgUIOM
I
to
Kffl
I
Interned
Women
Paying
"Guests"
Some
Enemy
Aliens
in
Famous
Hollow
ay
Hire
Other
Prisoners
to
Wait
on
Them
LONDON,
April
2:
(CP)
Around
"dusk,
dressed
In
her
backless
evening
gown,
Gretchen,
who
is
classed
as
a
'.'dangerous
enemy
alien,"
steps
out
for
her
nightly
stroll
in
the
yard
of
Holloway
Prison,
women's
Jail
in
.
North
London.
Across
the
corridor
she
stops
for
:
a
visit
with
one
of
.her
many
war-
time
neighbors.
They
smoke
Turkish
cigarettes
with
their
coffee,
dis
cuss
the
war
and
chat
about
home.
Oretchen's
existence
Is
typical
of
the
210
German
and
Austrian
wo
men
who
have
been
detained
for
the
duration
of
the
war.
By
spec
lal
instructions
of
the
Home
Office,
Gretchen
and
her
compatriots
are
treated
as
"guests,
not
prisoners."
Those
who
can
afford
it.
have
fur
P
Home
Remedies,
Toiletrlea
Rubber
Goods,
Stationery
Candy
and
Drug
Store
Sundries
AT
HALF
PRICE
l
McCutcheons
Drug
Store
Interned
aliens
are
classed
In
two
112
TAXI
Prompt
Service
3
Heated
Cars
L1NZEY
&
DAVIES
Phone
5&'t
586
CASH
SPECIALS
FREE
DELIVERY
Napbob
Coffee
Bakeasy
Shortening
Blue
Ribbon
Tea-
Honey-
7JTT
Per
lb
Oil
4-lb.
tin
Nabob
Baking
Powder
Brentwood
Peas
1An
Per
tin
-t
Per
tin
1UC
Prunes-2-lb.
n
7jZ
Nabob
Strawberry
Package
XOly
C:
Jam-4-lb.
tin
Red
Plum
Jam
QO
4-lb.
'
tin
UOv
Mammoth
Size
Grape-
04a
fruit
....
rtf
Fancy
Santos
Coffee
QQn
'
1-lb.
bags
UOC
Tomatoes
2s.
"M
Per
tin
Lemon
and
Vanilla
4
jp
Extracts
2
oz.
J.UI
it.
A.
Soda
Biscuits
Qp
4
oz,
15c
Per
pkg.
J.5V
Royal
Household
Qi
Or
Bacon-Sliced.
QQn
QX.OD
"W
nour-49'8.
1-lb
cello
wrap
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
S.S.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
every
Friday
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
Direct
S5.Prlncess
Norah
April
8th,
18th,
30th,
May
10th
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangcll,
Juneau
and
Skagway
April
4th,
14th.
25th,
May
5th,
16th,
27th
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Servicos
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
XV.
L.
COATES,
General
Atent.
Prince
Hupert,
IJ.C.
CLEARING
HELP
TO
OFBOATS;
WIN
WAR
Member
Of
Chamber
Of
Corn-
Prince
Itupert
Chamber
Of
Com
merce
Insists
That
Customs
Officer
Should
Be
On
Duty
Sunday
Mornings
The
question
of
having
a
cus
'
.
Andrew
Borland
considered
also
,
I
the
'position
of
the
coasting
'
I
Mr.
MacCallum
FOR
SALL
may
be
seen
at
Yacht
Club.
Terms:
Casn.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Norman
A.
Watt,
Official
Administrator.
merce
Asked
To
Co-operate
By
Buying
British
Goods
A
letter
was
received
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com
toms
officer
0n
duty
in
his
office!
merce
at
Its
meeting
last
night
Sunday
mornings
for
a
couple
of
from
the
Dritlsh
Empire
overseas
hours
for
the
purpose
of
clearing
branch
of
the
Board
of
Trade
of
boats
was
again
discussed
last
the
city
of
Toronto,
drawing
at-
night
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Cham-
tentlon
to
the
need
at
this
time
ber
of
Commerce
and
was
finally
of
buying
British
goods
in
order
to
reierred
to
the
Prince
Rupert.
make
it
Dosslble
for
the
British
Rowing
and
Yacht
Club
to
take
up
government
to
secure
necessary
with
the
Department.
Two
sugges-
credits
for
the
carrying
on
of
the
tlons
were
made.
One
was
that
war.
The
purchase
of
Canadian
the
members
of
the
yacht
club
supplies
could
only
be
possible
If
should
get
a
clearance
for
the
the
necessary
credits
and
trade
season
similar
to
that
given
the
balances
continued
to
be
made
trailers
and
river
fishermen.
The
available.
W.
L.
Coates
reported
on
behalf
,
Empire
were
still
open
to
Brl-of
the
port
committee
that
he
had
tlsh
goods
passing
to
and
from
Interviewed
the
collector
and
had
Canada
and
It
was
not
hard
to
been
told
that
the
fishermen
were
get
British
goods.
The
letter
sug-
I
getting
a
blanket
clearance
for
gested
that
the
average
shopper
inc.
season,
umer
ooais
coum
was
ouen
amary
anuu
siiwi-i..
j5ecure
a
Sunday
clearance
by
ap-
availability
of
British
goods
and
small
fee
to
wait
on.them
weekly
a
to
deslsnatprf
nfflrir
nt
asked
for
rn-nnratlon
In
an
f.
I
,
,1
-
-
M.
-
,
tj
-------
-
f-
-
-
-
-
his
residence
by
paying
a
fee
of
fort
to
try
t0
maintain
United
tl
Kft
Thiri
vie
nn
rhinoo
In
fhl
KInirrtnm
nnrt
rithpr
F.mnlrn
trnrf
group.
mc
wuu
uiu
vj
rpspeci
since
last
year.
:
The
letter
quotes
from
a
Cana
Keep
ana
mose
wiuwui
meaiu
win.
...
-,
...
.
d.an
imDOrter
uho
savs
the
are
maintained
by
the
government
I
rr'
mV;:.
r
verv
few
line,
of
Britl
h
Girls
In
silk
pajamas
flit
out
.
.u
.
t"
that
.
h.
..rM
and
in
different
cells
pajlng
visits.
"
.
u
merchant
and
other
in
SEATTLE.
Anril
2:
ICP
ct--t
'
-.
.
At
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
dinner
lat
nlcht
n.i
FOR
SALE
Baby
chicks
from
vlg-
C.
McRae
on
behalf
of
the
Radio
orous
new
blood
leghorn
breeding
Committee
reported
on
the
recent
stock.
Unsexed
$10.00
per
100,
pul-
visit
to
the
city
of
a
radio
expert
lets
(97)
$25X0
per
100.
Also
who
made
tests
here.
He
believed
I
Rock
and
Red
chicks
$12.00
per
the
department
was
trying
to
do1
100.
Appleby's
Poultry
Farm,
Mis-
something.
slon
City,
B.C.
tf.
F.
J.
Skinner
told
of
the
interest
FOR
SALE
-
Easyette
washer,
!fken
by
th,s
"lclaI
who
visited
;
Klean
Kook
range,
household
aI1
avalIab'e
northern
points
and
I
furniture.
Apply
701
Fifth
Ave..
uum
nave
a
reP"
w
mae.
West.
tf.
FOR
SALE
Sealed
tenders
for
the
PfAciflpfif
Hnc
1
purchase
6f
the
gasboat
"Audrey
lti3UCiIl
liao
W"
will
be
received
by
the
un-
T-.L
fi
CI
derslgned
up
to
noon
of
Monday,
1
0UC11
UI
TlU
April
15th.
Length
42
feet,
width;
iu
leei,
arau
iour
icet
ana
pow-
Trln
i
us,
Ir,p
10
Warm
c.i
Sprlnw,
Georgia,
i
ered
Mrf
ittf
l5y
16-20
i.n
Easthope.
..!..
Boat
n
Postponed
Owing
to
Chief
Executive's
Indisposition
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
April
2-
on
the
advice
of
his
personal
phy
siclan,
President
Franklin
D,
FOR
SALE
24
ft.
launch
"Vlctorv-
Roosevelt
has
postponed
until
Aorll
with
full
equipment.
Apply
S.
E.
18
a
Proposed
visit
to
Warm
Springs,
t'arKer
uo,
(78)
u
was
announced
yester-
'
day
by
Stephen
Early,
the
Prcsl-
FOR
SALE-Chesterfleld
suite
$25,
dent's
private
secretary.
Early
dls-Tri-llte
$10.
dresser
$7.50,
bed
$8.
closed
that
the
chief
executive
has
Call
Wednesday
1040
Hays
Cove
been
suffering
from
Influenza
for
Ave.
(79)
the
nast
Ihreo
u
.A
.ti
I
"
--.-vw
rt
kv.
UIIU
i
W
WA9
4
1
1
L
FOR
SALE-Kltchen
stove
with
oil
advlable
for
him
to
make
the
burner,
phone
Red
198
or
call
1211
ir,p
ro
warm
springs
at
this
time
7th
Ave.
East.
(79)
owlng
to
lnclement
weather
there.
The
President
had
his
first
outing
.WORK
WANTED
'
yesterday
in
three'
weeks
when
he
..
7
"
tk
an
hour's
drive
through
Poto-
YOUO
..married
man,
sales
and
mac
Park.
business
experience,
desires
em
ployment.
Small
capital
to
ln-(
Dally
advertising
m
die
'Dally
vest.
'Can
operate
car
or
truck.
News
is
sure
to
bring
dally
re-Box
38
Dally
News.
I
suits.
DAILY
KBTT9
Tuedy,
April
2
War
Brings
In
Quick
Put-Ons
Siren
Suits
And
Battle
Dress
Topular
Design
For
Women'
And
Men's
Clothes
a
released
British
prisoner
report-
.
...
...
.
CMse
mflk,
statment.
that
this
Egyptian
campaign
brought
th
ed.
"Many
of
the
women
wear
.
-
.y
.
.
.
mw
be
the
last
nrituh
mnrf.'
h,v
bin
and
other
oriental
styles
trousers,
all
shapes
and
colors.
Thej
"
.Xn
will
be
able
to
secure.
-to
Pa
to
the
rest
of
are
allowed
to
smoke.
Their
cells
"
"
".
.the
civilized
world.
are
filled
with
flowers
and
fruit
,4'e
'
'
"
,cc
""""rjw
I
n.
n
v,,v
.,nir.
ta.xl.
No
Person
could
tell
the
day
a
ttv.
jr
a
asc
ui
utiu,
vudvj
their
cells
before
whether
the
weather
was
rntrin
In
Ka
nil
V
rr
V
fn
m
nVitlnn
I
Statistics
show
that
of
74233
en
;r0..-j.r
8
,au'""5
emy
aliens
In
Britain
Uiy
were
w
Q
,
d
.m
suance
of
a
season's
clearance
but
NEW
PORT
".:r
r,
Ite.
Seattle
Timber
and
SXed
und;
C,ub
rok.r.
Revive,
G.ac,er
Bay
U'M
re,tri,tlonS.
The
remalriH,.,
maa?
"sponsao.e
lor
an
lis,
Speculation
"
...
,
.
members,
were
given
complete
exemption,
FAMILY
ILLITERATE
PORTABLE
'PHONE
ROME,
April
2:
CP
A
radio
IT
fcIrT,I
I
,e,ePhone
"no
larger
than
a
good-
ll
Nl
IK
I
H'slzcd
handba5"
bfn
made
by
11
llVillli
an
Italian
scientut
Th
in.ir,,.
ment
Is
Independent
of
ordinary
telephone
wires
but
Is
dialled
In
the
usual
way.
CUS
"
"
I
a.
BALHAM.
HA1
W
1
II
ELEN
DEAD
ITn
nlml
A
II
England,
"
"
April
np"'
Charles
Roe.
Seattle
timber
broker.
,rp1n
.
r,
ZVZ'
":
renort
that
a
rw-Prtlnw
.rlaM.r
I.'.
",,u
nB
ttPrt
hat
!.,
j
r-J;:
"
Ior
Pennies
on
Ratnsgate
sands.
EASTBOURNE.
Eng..
April
2:
PrT-
n""r"H
,
Z
Zut".
"
then
earned
$U35
a
week
in
(CP)-A
family
of
12
Itinerant
ZZ.
"T,
"c
"u""
America,
died
here
at
77.
r-
fniit
niMtP
hrp
,a.
innH
i
k
77.
iw
e
Tapiu
recession
oi
me
urana
,1,.
I
w...
"
.1.
"
"-
'
"
.
.
ooats
were
kept
on
duty
here
by
Pacific
otariM-
in
nihMtr
uul
maac
Illiterate,
no
members
of
the
fam-
carpets
and
cushions
and
pay
or-
to
read
or
write
enee
dpnartmpnt
department
nnrl
and
ho
he
Alaska
ili.v
had
v.'
m
i.'Daclc
'n
11
and
the
defence
extended
Tarr
Inlet
open
ujjvh
water
nam
iiuw
now
at
appeared
on
years.
a
eome-
was
actwe
10
I
stances,
me
uusioms
aepartment.the
British
'Columbia
side
where
.
.
.
'should
be
compelled
to
have
a
ice
formerly
blockaded
all
navlga-
i
tiik
m
tkcmi:
roi
kt
or
iikitjhii
man
on
pmv
nere
ounaay
morn-
lion.
I
lns.
He
did
not
think
the
views
of
the
local
customs
officials
on
IV
MtoiitTr
In
llif
Ullrr
of
ki.i.
i
i
This
report
evidently
refers
to
J"Uo
Jwkon.
Om-ni
the
subject
had
anything
to
do
Glacier
Bay
near
the
upper
end'T1
NOTICE
T
Vmt
rro-wlth
the
case,
of
the
Alaska
Panhandle
where
a.rVcS.,
.TS
OIof-'Hanson
sld
that.
If
the
glacial
recession
opening
ud
thelE,ircutor
of
Jnuijuiun
Yacht
Club
considered
the
matter
ocean
across
the
Panhandle
has-ilfi0'..0"-
m
ar
i
.....
......
.
i.
.
tnnoe
Kuprrt.
DrnMi
ColumhLa
4ut
n.rmaiiv
ana
rommunicaiea
wim
Deen
xnown
ror
some
years
and
d:
on
ti
J7th
dy
or
January
tVio
him,
he
would
take
It
up
with
the
has
often
in
the
past
been
referred!'1
r7lnop
np-rt
foceud.
rxi
u
denartment.
to
by
J.
p.
Forde.
a
former
dlstrlct&J.-0
.tht
After
some
desultorv
discussion,
engineer
of
the
federal
department
'"
required
un.y
u
nnttfxir
It.
wps
decided
to
refer
the
matter
of
public
works.
1
to
the
Yacht
Club
for
action.
I
CUsIitO
'May
Improve
Reception
Of
Local
Radio
liuXptdrwt
to
mo
forthwith
nd
all
nrinn.
liavlM
-
VTIM
za.iTiMr
aLI
.CUt
are
rrqukm
o
fu.
thmt
wttl
I
tnt
Drrnrrl
nfiH
n
.
,
.u-
v..
v.
U1P
aurn
jy
n
Arm
1B40
fallln?
which
dUtrlbutlon
of
the
a!4
Ett
ahal)
be
mode
k1r(
Into
aosourut
only
rich
rUlnw
m
ahall
then
hare
Wn
filed
with
me
DATED
at
Prince
Runert.
B.
O.
thia
23rd
day
of
M.rch
1940.
8YDNEY
DOUOtJWs
JOHNSTON
Executor
of
the
Eatats
of
Jnm
Julian
Jackaon,
peremid.
THE
SEAL
'
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeyo
PINK
SEAL
Finest
t
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
la
Prince
Rupert
Phones
18
&
19
P.O.
Box
575
CONFECTIONERY
STORE
Now
Open
Till
10
p.m.
Mussallem's
CONFECTIONERY
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
PERISH
IN
,
HOME
FIRE
Sis
Members
of
Family
Lote
Their
i
Lives
When
Home
Burns
on
Outskirts
of
Port
Arthur
LONDON,
April
2:
(CP)
!
Wars
change
fashions
in
curious)
port
ARTHUS.
April
2:
(CP
ways
and
this
one
promises
to
Slx
persons
were
suffocated
parly
prove
no
exception.
-
tnU
morning
when
fire
destroyed
a
So
far
it
has
popularized
clothes
housc
on
lnc
ouUktrt
of
the
city,
than
can
be
quickly
put
on.
"Sir-
vlct)ms
were
MrJ
M
MeUa
en
sults"-loose
trousers
and
aged
29.
ner
fathcr(
Qscar
nlom
54
matching
blouses
cut
on
the
style
and
her
children
Elsie.
8;
Ray-of
wlndbreakers-are
an
example.
d
4.
aroId(
3;
AIlen
,
The
need
for
their
use
In
air
I
raids
has
not
arisen
but
women
.
are
finding
them
comfortable
and
useful
for
house
wear.
It
Is
quite
possible
the
army's
simplified
battle
dress
wtll
out
live
the
war
to
be
taken
up
by
other
was
that
the
officer
should
Rfrpnnn
mari
t
th.
inw.
civilians.
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would
be
iuUable
for
be
on
duty
for
a
short
time
Sun-
lnc
down
of
deliveries
but
It
was
sports
wear,
golf
and
hiking,
for
day
mornings.
state
dthat
the
sea
lanes
of
the
Instance,
If
not
for
everyday
busl-'
ness
wear.
,
Air
raids
in
the
lastl
war
were
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25
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April
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1915
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fashion
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the
need
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railway
station
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