Expert
Optical
Service
LEARNING
OF
TRADE
'Vacancies
in
Training
Classes
of
,
Canadian
Active
Service
Force
'.
Owing
to
the
largo
calls
for
reinforcements
that
have
been
made
r
ecently,
there
are.
a
number
of
vacancies
in
the
trade
training
Chas.
Dodimead
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
IJASEMENT
STORE
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Classes,
Itaggage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
It's
Colossal!
It's
Tremendous
In
Fact
It's
Stupendous!
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
GREATEST
S
RING
SALE
Of
Women's
and
Children's
Heady
To
Wear
Clothes
BUT
IT
ENDS
THIS
WEEK
So
Hurry
Down
To
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
"In
tlic
Heart
of
Prince
Kupcrt"
TMllll)
AVIi.
Next
to
Heilhroncr's
I'honc
I5MIH
007
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Night
Trains
leave
PK1NCE
KUPCRT
for
the
EAST
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Air-Condltloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
tor
VANCOUVER
on
Thursday,
11:30
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
ror
Kuli
Information
and
Reservation,
etc.
t'll
or
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
3rd
Avenue
Phone
260
Prince
Rupert
Axents
tor
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
I
bricklayers
and
masons,
electric-'
ians,
radio
mechanics,
instrument
mechanics,
auto
mechanics,
dicsel
mechanics,
machinists,
blacksmiths,
i
'
tinsmiths
and
coppersmiths,
plumbers
and
clerks.
Classes
are
being
carried
on
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria
and
will
last
three
months.
The
courses
are
of
an
intensive
nature
and
are
be-
j
ing
conducted
by
fully
qualified
in-'
structors.
Men
aged
from
11)
to
35
schools
of
the
Active
Service
Force
who
show
an
'
aptitude
for
the
that
arc
starting
almost
lmmedi-
trcdes
are
being
selected.
This
gives
ately.
Men
are
being
trained
as:
kem
men
an
opportunity
not
only
carpenters
and
Joiners,
concretors,
to
serve
the
country
but
also
to
get
a
real
start
at
a
trade
at
which
TIMIiKlf
SAI.i:
XiHI.W
'they
will
be
perfected
before
they
vvmw4
vj
41IC
aibCl
LilC
Will.
j
Tradesmen
of
the
type
cuuincr-
atcd
arc
urgently
needed
in
the
,Army
and
arc
absolutely
essential
.
flK-rc.
nllta
offcrrd
tor
sale
by
Tub-
,ts
eff'ciency.
Fire
or
In
the
Mr'n-
Buiidini,
Van-
After
Qualifying
at
the
classes,
L...
JLnl
"""a,S.
"i:
.T
.'
DUCHESS
AND
FARMERETTE
Tkii
idvf
rtiittiicnl
ll
itol
publlttW
w
cdtplirW
T)
Ike
Liqvief
tontrel
Boird
r
by
M
Uovtrnntmt
lbMtk
I
BUY
APPLES
Uy
the
IJox
Newions,
Fancy,
150's
51.89
Ncw(ons,
Fancy,
I75's
$1.49
These
apples
have
Just
arrived
and
will
be
selling
at
these
low
prices
until
stock
is
exhausted!
MUSSALLKM'S
ECONOMY
STORK
Phones
18
&
19
P.O.
Box
575
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarclll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
upp
50
Rooms
Hot
Si
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Bov
19G
The
Duchess
of
Gicucester
is
shown,
left,
chatting
with
a
pretty
farmerette,
who
can
drive
a
tractor
with
any
man.
during
her
visit
to
the
Northamptonshire
Institute
of
Agriculture,
where
members
of
the
women's
land
army
are
trained.
Skidegate
Concert
MUSICAL
Is
Great
Success
MYSTERY
Victoria
Day
Plans
Are
Made
Man
in
the
Moon
In
a
recent
address
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
Q.
It.
S.
Black-aby
gave
some
interesting
examples
of
bulls
and
boners
and
other
oddities
of
speech.
For
instance
a
Channel
Islander
was
heard
to
remark
to
a
visitor:
"There
ain't
nobody
living
on
none
of
these
here
Islands
that
can't
tell
me
nothing
I
don't
know
about
none
of
them."
Sometimes
a
misplaced
line
of
type
will
cnuse
absurdities.
The
Surrey
Gazette
is
said
to
be
responsible
for
tyis:
"The
bicycle
Miss
Mable
Oxen-ham
was
riding
was
in
a
dazed
condition,
the
wheel
struck
by
a
passing
auto
on
the
Pacific
Highway
The
girl
was
flung
to
the
pavement
and
when
nicked
ud
was
badly
bent
but
no
parts
were
broken."
Daniel
Dafoc
makes
Robm.'-on
Crusoe
remove
ail
his
clothes
before
swimming
to
the
wrcd:
but
the
hero
fills
all
his
pockets
with
biscuits
when
leaving.
,
Marie
Corclli
In
"Treasure
of
Heaven"
has
'the
triumphal
car
drawn
by
two
milk
white
bull
heifers."
A
well
known
missionary
was
in
the
habit
of
addressing
his
hearers
a.?
"Souls"
such
as
"Dear
Bradford
Souls"
or
"Dear
Liverpool
Souls."
When
asked
to
a
address
a
congregation
In
Ireland
he
opened
with
"Dear
Cork
Souls."
It
wss
In
a
Methodist
Church
in
England
that
a'
sign
was
put
up
reading
as
follows:
"Addresc.
by
the
Pastor
next
Sunday
at
6:30
p.m
No
Less
Than
S1G1.05
is
Realized
Kay
Kysci",
film
-'You'll
Find
when
the
topic,
will
be
'Hell'.
Mr
For
Canadian
War
Services
0ut
com;ng
to
th.3
Capitol
Thca-
Evan
Jones
will
sing
'Tell
Mother
tre
tonlghw
and
Saturday,'
Is
de-
I'll
Be
There'."
SKIDEGATE,
April
25,
-On
Fri-
'
ribed
as
the
screen
s
first
musi-
day
evening
last
the
Skide-iate
Con-
cal
mystery.
It
combines
the
trills
A
Leeds
Vicar
was
unveiling
a
oprt
RnnH
hold
n
rnnpprt
an.i
ri-ncp
of
modern
dance
music
with
the
monument
to
the
members
of
the
--J
....,
.
in
ad
of
the
Canadian
War
Services
snricKS
oi
mystery,
featured
with
ewn
Mcrcnan
association
wno
l"
himself
MMn
the
war
He
brought
smiles
ta"uJTKS
fund,
the
substantial
sum
of
?104,5
are
Jeter
Lorre,
near
uuinii:iva
inlet,
q.
c.
I.,
to
cut
,
.
,
'
holmr
ronliTPri
ns
a
rosnlt
uuris
rariou,
ueia
L,UgOSl,
DCnnm
"".
c
icjimjivcu
we
an
oe
a
oerag
reauzea
as
a
rtsuii.
1.028
mbm
o
Soruce,
Cedar
and
iicm-
receive
trades
pay
ranging
from
25c
nv-.f.
wi
x,,,cv,
i
irrrat
rlral
t.
m,r
iv9i
rohii
ncr.
ISf
BwcMn1nXITbma?
submit
,
'
nrSram
lncluded
"Blhoarcl
Kruger.Of
course,
the
noted
dance
chants."
n,n
t
t
iMtsd
lender
to
bi
opened
at
tm
Kecru,imS
Officers
throughout
March."
"Land
of
Hope
and
Glory."
band
of
screen
and
radio
also
takes
ii-n-T
.ci
AuotJon
and
treatrd
as
one
the
province
have
been
Instructed
"Loyalty
March,"
"Old
Comrades
part.
-
It
was
In
an
American
Church
in
one
(i)
yIr
wn
allowed
for
r-
!
Vu08.
SGnd
th.m
March."
"Power
of
Beauty
Waltz"
The
story
deals
with
spiritualists.
Memphis
that
the
Evening
Journ-.inc-M
cf
the
.t'mbcr.
toward
to
the
District
Depots
im-
ar.d
solid
Front
March"
by
the
Kyser
and
his
band
have
been
en-
al
announced
"At
the
morning
ser-u&Z?JtnJSt?
rrrtcr'nlc'
medatel,y-
A
the
number
of
va-
ba'nod.'
vocal
solos
by'sidney
Crosby
gaged
to
play
for
a
'birthday
party
vice
Dr.
Holcomb
will
discuss
'If
the
vr.ffitfriv&ne
pBri?
Jnc,
limited,
enlistments
will
and
Mrs.
G.
H.
Jolllffe,
saxophone
there.
There
are
attempts
at
mur-
Depression
is
Disappearing-What
naipert:
or
r?mSer
J.
b.
Scott
of
Prince
Vfi.
,
be
comPletcd
as
quickly
as
trios
by
F.
Russ,
B.
Roberts
and
J.
der
and
complications
ensue.
There
Lesson
Arc
We
Learning?'
Mrs.
W.
Rttpcrt,
b.
c.
possible.
j
McKay;
bagpipe
selections
by
Ser-
are
two
fake
seances
and
Ky
er
L.
Walker
will
sing
'Search
Me,
O
-j
-
-
'
'
.
geant
McCubbin.
Rocky
Mountain
endeavors
to
unmask
the
conspi-
God'."
'Ranger?;
recitations
by
Mrs.
E.
rators
who
would
destroy
the
man-
Pearson.
leads
to
a
musical
climax.
Following
the
concert
dancing
fw"-"-'
musical
numbers
In-followetj
until
the
small
hours
of
elude
"I"
Know
You
Anywhere."
the
morning.
SMITHERS
IT
V
Wtllaon
.,ot-
II..,
"You'vo
ot
Me
Thi'
Wav,"
"Like
.;,
""-
-
mc.
c
Sml1hprs
ho
wh"rR
the
Fella
Orye
Said"
"I've
Got
a
an
.rmcr-,
Perat'
for
acute
appendl-j
One
Trk
Mind"
and
"The
Bad
Sf"Cy
Humcr
man."
,Hf
w"s
Pformed
at
4:30
o'clock
yesterday
morning.
It
Is
undcr-
!
.
srood
that
Mr.
Wallace
is
lh
:W0MEN
IN
WAR
WORK
2
shows
nightly
7:00
&
0:00
Mat.
Sat.
2:30
Feature
7:21
&
9
Tonight-Saturday
"I
CTTai-pur-
,
.
Vn'
i
r
m
(Friday
Only)
stationary."
wr.:cs
Mi
P'sifcnb
A
suggested
cour(
e
oi
iclsi
I
:
I
.udc.s
such
top
a:
TM
a.'
i
rl
Helping
rcople.
dcauns
dl
budgeting,
visiting
and
wcL'ml
work:
"A
Child
is
Born
desct-1
inn-
how
tn
helD
and
orole:tn
OTTAWA.
April
25
CPi-
Aft;r
ciet
ci
children,
cues)
:htldrmnJ
a
2fl
mnnl.hn
nf
war
mnnv
Cnnifllan
Mi,irA
v.,,,,,
..i
wcdlucb
1
serious
condition.
Mr.
Wallace
is
women
arc
still
asking
what
they
whn
p.iv,
nnd
Itow
'
a
scricsl
"LChr!
!
HfU.Pfr.
r1
th
can
do
"to
help
with
the
war"
and
dealing
with
cost
oi
public
scr-1
..mlthcrs
district
for
the
Depart-
n
booklnt
"Citizen
of
Contlnu-
n.
n
mnninnji
covcra-
ri?
ihl
PUbm
WkS
and
uas
ancc"
15
bcinB
lssued
bv
"e
Can-
mCntal
and
community
nrtcei
neia
tnat
position
for
a
number
nnion
wnifnm
rnr,u
tn
.i.....
cf
yean.
lie
is
an
old
tlmpr
In
the
"WlUi
nil
thp
clamor
oi
waf
ac
.
..
..
.
Bulklev
Valley,
havinz
farmed
for
m,
i..Ji
i,-
tlvltlcs
And
the
Empire
feeling
be-
jviiwftwuA.
flnni
luiiuwiu,
numbcr
of
vears
nn
his
firm
...
A
inr
tn
lprrrt
on
everv
side
one
M
tne
successful
celebration
of
Easter
tllo
V"
"
,:.,
"n.
ca"
uu-
vo.u.ur
move-
r--T-'-'r-nM
fields
to
......
....
.v..,
tAMvii.i1Ciii,i.i
mcnt
and
inc
"
uomc
Front
and
fl-
"
'B.3jr
"'DO
'
...
nTir
onaav
m
wnicn
souoau.
yascoau
'"V."
PW-
farm
b,twpn
.0mlt1lrr
.
fh
rvervday
i
e
F.tl
it
IT
if.
1
t
i
.
-
-
.
.
i
it,
ii
uiiv4
i
l
tin
nr
n
mi
n
r
r
en
1
1-
inn
ni
hmr
t
v
miivt
i
iicii
-
vale
and
Kitwantra
were
featured.
Zt.
T
vctcr"n.
0Lth,,
Grco
to
set
up
the
the
Kltwamra
snorts
committee
h
."dl.
'"I
"?
5crv.c"
in.
rranrc
ana
"nicer
servV
now
preparing
for
a
celebration
on
of
thc
may
a
unaer
ine
direction
oi
war
manager.
president
of
the
Kltwanga
sports
m",.
.M
u
,
J"y
SCrlVS
t'ucsts
for
thls
S3rt
of
Information
committee
and
treasurer.
Joe
Williams
is
CILUX
NAMEL
SALE
Keg.
35c
Tin
Special
Offer
15c
For.
Any
Color
Wallpapers,
Pictures
Paints,
Etc.
All
Reduced
During
TliU
Sale
April
14
to
26
Silversides
Bros.
Agents
Canadian
Industrie
Limited
Paints
executive
committee
of
the
tw
Mrs
lrifn
1
Ktn
nt
iU
it
'
old
Sinclair
with
James
Fowler
ss
ul
u,u
uananliln
Montreal
"
.....
.
i
csion.
ins
many
friends
w
be
mechanics
mechanics
of
of
a
a
vnl-
vsl-
Wcms
Di
01
of
l"c
rommuniiv
M-o
I)nmrrn1n
Hilt
ll
i.'
W
S
in
Palestine,
and
he
is
a
member
Br
tho
,w.'t..
h,hii
Jii.
on.
dosBcdly
to
civilian
daily
a
Ocncvicvc
-
U1
"
otcuy
ever
since
the
war
began,
"Miss
recovery.
charlotte
Whlt'ton,
director
of
the
Canadian
Welfare
Councll,
said.
nn,
Billy
Archibald,
who
has
been'
The
booklet
outlines
In
n
busi-1
rmr
cvrd
by
the
E.
J.
Ryan
Co.
ncss-likc
way
just
how
a
bureau
in
Prince
Rupert
for
over
a
year,
can
be
set
up
In
a
.mailer
or
arrived
in
Smlthcrs
Thursday
larger
community;
the
typo
of
of-mornlm.
to
visit
for
a
short
time
ficc.
records
and
flics
to
be
kept.!
with
his
relatives.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
cicrlca.1
and
stenographic
assls-II.
Kenney.
He
will
-?o
on
to
Bra-
tance
necessary.
"Very
little
ex-lornc
for
a
short
visit
and
also
to
;
pense
need
b?
entailed
If
all
ser-
Vancouver
before
returning
to
his
vices
are
given
voluntarily,
only
work
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
is
very
something
for
postage,
records
and
much
impressed
with
the
lni
1
scenery
and
the
spring
climate
of
the
Bulklcy
Valley.
An
auction
sale
-was
held
by
Auctioneer
L.
H,
Kenney
on
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
farm
of
Emll
Weffler
near
Telkwa.
The
Wcffler
family
came
to
this
dlstrht
from
Switzerland
four
year
ago
and
are
now
leaving
for
Montreal
to
make
their
future
home.
,
A
"spot"
costs
yju
only
half
a
dollar.
Try
it
tn
thc
Dally
News
rlasslfled
column,
,ftf)
CHIROPRACTOR
Simile)
W.
Clton.
O.C.Ph.l,
Wallace
Block,
Phone
040
I
RAILWAY
I
LINKS
saj-
ppmhmkP
mat
canaaians
aic
-
job
In
winning
'he
wai
aC
We
ave
hcen
besieged
with
re-
lnB
the
future,
she
av
mum
Canadian
Pacific
vitai
build'
Transcontinental
'
Trans-Allantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
WW
I'ort
S.S.
"PRINCESS
ADELAIDE"
Every
Friday
10
p
m
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
.
S.8.
"PRINCESS
NORAH"
April
7th,
17th,
20th,
May
lh.
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
April
3rd,
13th,
24th,
May
4th,
15th,
28in
Direct
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Service3
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
r
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent
Prl"ce
"uPer"
lSO
s
Lnlnf
f
Dotnln
TAWA.
ationui
bed
a
P
motor
fcal
veh:
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stei
in
thi
of
th
knt
t
tegai
to
t
She
t
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wU
m
tx
lact
in
is
Lot
1
no
tiled
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