The
finest
crepe
sole
summer
shoes
on
the
market
in
little
gents,
boys
and
mens.
Priced
fronv
$1.50
T0
$3.95
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
Buy
War
Savings
Certificates
EDITORIAL
Shipbuilding
Head
H.
R.
McMillan,
head
of
the
new
comrtany
which
now
has
charge
of
all
the
shipbuilding
in
the
Dominion
of
Canada
including
the
shipyard
at
Prince
Rupert,
has
set
but
to
Visit
the
shipyards
which
are
iiow
in
his
charge.
He
is
starting
in
the
far
east
and
will
work
his
Way
slowly
westward
and
it
is
possible
that
Prince
Rupert
Will
the
last
placed
visited.
In
the
meantime,
however,
the
influence
of
the
neW
management
may
be
felt.
The
reaction
to
Mr.
McMillan's
appointment
seems
to
have
been
very
favbrable.
While
he
is
not
a
shipbuilding
man.
he
is
a
man
with
exnerience
in
handling
bitr
business
affairs.
He
Will
be
in
charge
of
one
of
Canada's
largest
manufacturing
concerns.
Under
the
new
setup
it
is
evi
dent
-that
each
shipyard
will
have
to
compete
favorably
With
other
shipyards
in
the
country
if
they
are
to
continue
to
receive
orders..
Mr.
McMillan
-has
the
name
of
being
cold-blooded
and
it
is
expected
that
no
favoritism
Will
be
shown.
Efficiency
Of
Bombing
The
replacements
in
the
British
air
fleet
are
all
being
covered
bv
factories
in
Great
Britain.
That
leaves
the!
Whole
of
the
United
States
and
Dominions
supply
to
extend
the
fleet
to
a
point
where
it
may
become
superior
in
numbers
to
the
German
and
Italian
fleet.
While
bombihg
from
the
air
is
rather
uncertain
es-
Needed
The
Push
It
seems
to
be
th6
ojiinion
in
some
quarters
that
any
reverses
that
have
beeh
suffered
by
the
British
have
been
irt
thefr
bwn
interests,
eVen
the
recent
reverse
ih
Greece.
A
writer
in
a
Vancouver
paper
says:
''People
are
gloomy
Over
the
war
situation,
so
let
me
try
to
cheer
them
up.
I
quote
what
Dr.
Davies
said
irt
August,
1940:
'Germany
will
press
on
to
the
east
With
a
succession
of
military
triumphs
and
ultimate
inevitable
disaster,
He
is
heading
into
the
graveyard
of
five
empires
which
sought
tto
impose
peace
by
consolidating
million
Utterly
dissimilai
in
rate
and
custom.
Rev.
MacMaster
Kerr,
November
1940:
'Great
Britain
was
pushed
three
times
in
three
months
dUt
of
Europe.
Now
it
is:
clear
this
was
the
Divine
work.
How
would
We
haVfi
fared
had
we
to
maintain
armies
in
France,
Norway,
Belgium
and
defend
the
British
Isles
as
well?'
If
We
are
pushed
but
of
Greece
that
will
make
f
oUr,
but
we
shall
find
that
even
what
seem
like
disasters
are
overruled
for
our
gdod.
If
our
prayers
are
not
answered
as
we
wish
We
must
believe
the
Almighty
knows
what
is
best."
An
Eastern
Opinio
-
-
-
"
"iVs
-jUst
-one
campaign
after
another,
a
citizen
complained
the
other
day,'
says
the
St.
Mary's
Journal
Argus.
'When
are
we
going
to
CO'me
to
an
end
of
these
money-raising
campaigns?'
Neve,
brother,
until
Victory
is
Won.
After
all,
the
Canadian
public
as
a
whole
hasn't
got
down
to
real
financial
sacrifice
yet
on
behalf
of
crushing
Hitlen
If
old
Nasty
Should
win,
nothing
would
be
worth
anything.
But
he
isn't
goihg
to
Win
if
Canada's
uwuuai
uiiuwu
in
ujc
is
uiiiu
iu
mup
mm.
iillU
ne
will
be
stopped.
In
the
meantime
the
folks
at
honle
should
count
it
a
privilege
to
jive,
give,
give."
If
you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it.
LONDON,
April
25:
(CP)-Nearly'
ICO
industries
controlled
by-.f?W
gees
from
persecution
on
tli&
Ho'A-tlnent
are
established
Qn
tBillrig
estates
lh
tireat
Britain
and
f5
others
are
awaiting
an
opportunity
i
to
make
a
start.
Many
ol
these
transplanted
In
dustries,
capitalized
at
more
than
$2,225,000,
are
only
in
the
initial
i
stages
but
irt
the"
aggregate
they
employ
at
least
20,000
British
work-
.
ers.
This
may
be
Increased
to
J00,-000.
Among
the
articles
manufactured
by
these
refugee-controlled
factoriessome
of
the
articles
are
new
to
tills
country
are
plastic
goods,
Gablonze
jewelry,
zip
fasteners,
buttons,
Viennese
leather
goods,
knitted
wear,
silk
printing,
Turkish
towelling
and
electric
batteries.
Some
of
the
plants
are
contributing
to
the
output
of
war
materials.
After
the
Nazi
program
of
No-
!
vember,
1938,
the
refugee
move-
mentfrom
Germany
to
Britain
expanded
rapidly
until
the
war
sapped
the
flow.
Re-emlgratlon,
internment
and
other
causes
have
re-1
duced
the
high
figure
and
the
total
now
in
the
United
Kingdom
is
ap
proximately
55,000.
,
The
refugees
taking
up
sites
wel
comed
concessions
on
rent
and
SPRING
FLOWEftS
REFUGEE
Pledge
for
War
Savi
INDUSTRY
'CAMPACS'
Millions
ih
Plahts
.
Transplanted
Froiri
Natl-Run
Continent
Young
people
love
spring
and
spring
inspires
love.
Young
Prince
Rupert
is
enjoying
the
daffodils
as
she
plucks
them
In
the
garden
with
the
morning
dew
still
on
them.
Musical
treat
Afternoon
taxes
but
few
found
it
necessary
to
Yesterday
accept
the
finance.
government
otter
of
r
""
'
vw
on..,
tusamfl
FOR
SALii
FOR
SALE
r-
12
by
16
tent,
good
Wilton
rug,
Beatty
washer,
din-
fdrtable
and
balmy
afternoon
of
ing
suite,
mirrors,
beds,
dressers,
)
midsummer
rather
than
tarly
lamps,
curtains,
ten
-
volume
spring.
To
those
Whd
went
to
hear
standard
reference
books,
etc.
the
music
about
the
only
disturb-M.
McLachlan,
601
Summit
Ave.
ing
elements
were
the
goings-on
of
jjctiaiiy
wncu
wie
uuiuus
nave
tu
ue
uiuifjjcu
iium
a
giciu.
FOR
SALE
height,
the
air
arm
is
very
important
and
is
a
real
factor
(new
4-room
house
with
bath,
con
in
winning
any
war.
Some
people
seem
to
think
that
air
bombing
can
be
100
per
cent
efficient
and
yet
for
the
past
week
ol
two
the
British
have
been
trying
to
sink
two
big
German
warships
in
the
harbor
at
Brest
and
after
many
days
we
are
told
that
the
British
think
they
have
been
damaged.
Yet
we
are
told
that
the
British
are
better
marksmen
than
the
Germans.
class
condition.
COLLART
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
Phone
11
tf
FOR
ItEI-n
FOR
RENT
5:rooms
ahd
bath,
newly
decorated,
hot
water
heated,
fine
harbor
view,
5th
Avenue
West.
$45.00.
WANTED
hotel
work
or
as
waitress.
Phone
552.
(tf)
for
'till?
ad.
FOUND
FOUND
Camera
shutter
release
cable,
Owner
can
have
6ame
by
calling
al
bally
News
and
payhiK
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
niONL'
657
OUTDOOR
CONCERT
BY
BAND
A
natural
amphitheatre
of
un
(101)
!
exuberant
and
noisy
children
and
COLLART
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.,,,"
llvan).
,
i.
rnone
ii
ii
LOST
LOST
Brown
billfold
containing
Drydock
pass,
registration
card.
Name
on
billfold.
Black
166.
Reward.
(97)
WANTED
WANTED
Walter
and
hOrtert
Central
Hotel.
WANTED
Children
94,
Dally
News.
boarders.
Box
(100)
WANTED
Housekeeper.
Apply
10
Sixth
Ave.
West.
Suite
4.
(tf)
WANTED
Truck
driver,
Lindsay's
Cartage
it
Storage.
(102)
playful
dogs
which
could
easily
be
kept
down
by
patrol.
Future
con-
1
......a
i
L
I
1.1
1
......
r
,
.
.
.
.1
conditioned
fire
plate,
furnace,
huf'w
"f"
wld
bi,somethlng
w
'
wh'ch
to
1
rard;
modern
fixtures,
unobstructed
.u
mnnnn
.n.v,.
tnrwi
Iproprlately
patriotic
yuwvw
.vw
vam
f
yivvv.w
4s,
i
lilt),
I
,
,
18-foot
Peterborough
canoe.
Urtt
1
P;oeram'
as.
p.rf
theme,
the
by
Lieut.
S'oqulst
and
his
fine
musical
or
ganization,
was
finely
executed
and
keenly
enjoyed
by
alj.
The
prograni
Was
as
follows:
"O
Canada."
"Land
of
Hope,
and
Giory.'
Selectlort
of
Eligllsh
melodies
"Sounds
from
England
(Lhhgey).
Gallop,
"English
'
Past
Horn,"
(koelng).
Selection,
"II.M.S.
pinafore.'-
(Sul-
Waltz,
"Song
of
Love"
tScliuberll.
Descriptive,
"Patrol
of
the
Guardsmen''
(Losey).
Medley
of
marches
''The
Boys
of
Candies,
Candies
Gold
Medal
hand
rolled
candies,
Just
arrived.
Tastes
that
will
please.
From
35c
to
40c
lb..
Chocolate
Bars,
all
varieties,
C
for
25c.
Call
and
get
your
week-end
supply
oX
the
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
330
3rd
Are.
West
Phone
Red
120
P.O.Box
757
the
Old
Brigade,"
"Soldiers
of
the
King,"
"Under
the
British
Flag,"
!"No
Surrender,"
"Before
the
Mast.
I
I
!
1
1
w
1
1
1
IK.I
d.othcnnl
Ii
not
puUl.ktd
o
4p.r,4
by
tlc
Luor
Cettrol
Botrd
or
by
tk
GoMfnmtM'of
BitiiK
Columoi..
THE
,
SEAL
QUALITY
..I
Grand
nautical
medley,
"Songs
of
the
Sea"
(Walston).
March,
"Fighting
Tommies"
(Bolton).
Iht're'll
Always
be
an
England."
"God
Save
the
King."
Lester
Summerall,
world
traveler!
and
evangelist,
arrived
in
the
city
I
ique
attractiveness,
the
sunken
gar-
on
last
night's
train
from
Ketchl-dens
of
Canadian
National
Rail-
kan.
Mr.
Summerell
was
here
sev-ways
Park
formed
the
picturesque
eral
months
ago
and,
since
then;
'setting
amid
new
spring
gieenery
has
travelled
extensively
in
Aland
under
sparkling
sunlight
yes-
aski
going
as
far
north
as
WL
a-
terday
afternoon
fori
an
open
airman,
well
above
the
Arctic
Circle.'
'concert
by
the
fine
band
of
the
e
travelled
Z4UU
miles
by
airplane,
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
under
the1
visiting
"Nome
and
other
remote
able
direction
of
Lieut.
O.
J.
SJo-
Far
North
centres.
He
will
be
here
quist.
Hundreds
of
appreciative
'until
Friday
of
next
week
and
will
citizens
gathered
to
listen
to
a
lecture
nightly,
eitpt
Saturday,
at
,
cnlanrilHlw
nrrnnftpfi
nrnaram
n
f
tu.
r.M4MMii
a
-
i
i
condition,
A.
Isaacson,
Seal
Cove
'
ob.
FOR
SALE
Two
scales,
cash
register,
50
yard
inlaid
linoleum,
navy
anchor,
household
furniture
at
snap
prices.
B.
C.
Furniture,
Third
Ave.
Phone
Black
324.
(tf)
Day.
Some
strolled
through
the
paths
among
the
new
leafed
trees
of
the
park.
Others
found
comfortable
seats
alongside
the
shimmering
pool.
The
whole
scene
was
unusually
attractive
something'
entirely
unique
In
Prince
Rupert.
FOR
SALE
Mason
Rlsch
piano,
one
would
have
thought
It
a
com-
Try
a
Daily
News
Want-Ad.
I
(3st
III
GOLD
SEAL
i
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
!
PINKSEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
j
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
alt
I
Ihi
year
round
payroll
in
I
HncRupert
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
CATALA
EVEttY
TtESftAY,
CARbENA
EVERY
FRIDAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Thurs.
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Service
(fortnightly)
Leave
Prince
Rupert
April
14rand
26
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
information
Regardigesrvaljns
and
Tickets
Prom
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Ru
per
?A
geriC
Third
Ave.
Phone
KK8
TEA
Timely
Recipes
Cook
nood'e
in
oc.:.
which
salt
iias
b:c
,
Mek
butter
in
flour
and
stock
ah..
"
aiace
Dy
UiB;..,:.!.
j
NOODLE-HAM
CASSEKOLR
n
2
cupn
buu:n
v.
i,
i
3und
fine
hoodies
or
tnaoa-'thickened.
Add
ronl,
2
quarts
water,
1
tablespoon
che
ham
rnd
mix
x.1"-isalt.
2
tablespoons
butter,
1
abli-!
id
th.kn
sr--n
iiour.
&
cups
siok,
w?a-
csrseroie.
uru.
ri
I
spoon
salt,
'
8
teaspoon
pepper,
A
cereal
over
top
p:
if-.cund
cooked
ham.
3A
sup
oven-
cd
but.er
.cH
,
papped
rice
cereal,
1
tablespoon
moderately
h:,;
c.
welted
butter,
dash
paprika.
Yield:
Six
v:
,;i
No
matter
how
bright
the
sunshine
your
white
wash
needs
blue..,
to
prevent
clothes
from
turning
yellow
Sunshine
i
a
I)!g
lielp
but
NOTINXC
takes
the
place
of
that
swish
or
Mof
lt
kit't
lilur
in
the
last
rime
vita
to
ensure
mil
whiteness.
When
You
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable.
Dependable
TAXI
Service
PHONE
ti
Hour
Service
at
Regular
Rates
MO
13
VALUE
STYLE
and
EFFICIENCY
Within
ENTERPRISE
RAN
We
Have
Various
Models
lo
Choose
From.
l.ilr,!
Trade
Allowance
for
Your
Old
Stove
ELIO'S
Store
Hours
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
,
MOOSE
BUILDING
TJIIK"
Wl
Donnacona
Insulating
Boards
WALt.BOARDS
We
have
oil
hand
large
dtock'bf
coal
to
suit
every
All
our
coal
Is
carefully
tscreened
and
prepared.
Also
a
corny
line
or
lumbet
for
every
type
of
building.
Our
shingles
are
the
queen
Charlotte
Islands:
they
are
hot
kiln
dried
ana
all
of
the
natural
oiU
so
necessary
to
long
life
ad
dura
SANb
CEMENT
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I)lE
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651