L.
EN
Gel
a
"Lift"
Willi
a
New
Arrow
Shirt
i
That's
more
important.
..
Yugoslavia.
!
.
Arjere's
one
Job
where
NOSE
CLOGS
I
NIGHT
Real
Relief
B-t
jpess
Va-tro-nol
up
each
nos-B
.
it
shrinks
swollen
mem-ml
(3)
Soothes
lrriUtlon:
(3)
fist
Completed!
New
Ice
You'll
want
a
couple
of
these
famous
shirts
when
you
see
Arrow's
new
patterns
.for
Spring..
,;t
,
Printed
and
Woven
Broadcloths.
Three
Collar
Types
In
Stock
$2.00
and
$2.50
atts
&
Nickerson
TIIIKI)
AVE.
Successors
to
Dryant
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
315
an
in
the
Moon
.
-2
are
in
for
a
big
fight
.
a
and
Greece
and
pos-,.
:r
neighboring
coun-
i.-
also
has
a
big
hands
when
he
goes
after
spending
his
j
tsent
is
much
more
ti
he
is
an
expert
and
that
Is
at
wast
ing
time.
morning
my
wife
nearly
killed
me
for
not
putting
it
in
the
bank
before
I
woke
up."
"Can't
see
why
I
should,
buy
ycur
j
book."
said
he
farmer
to
the
per
sistent
canvasser.
"Why,
it
will
show
you
how
to
be
a
better
farmer."
Listen,
son,'
said
the
elderly
man
Impressively,
"I'm
not
half
as
good
a
farmer
as
I
know
how
to
be."
p
flush
nasal
passages,
clearing
p-5.
relieving
transient
congestion.
,
KKS
VA'ITRO'NOL
Advertise
in
the
hrtly
News
ICE
c-tora?e
Method
imiiriiiir
im
r
ifhiv
i
im
nnra
turn
inn
i
ii
ri
ill
tr
iiiiii
i
iiii-
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will
m
v
t
iv.iiii;v.i
iiliii
i.
a
a.
m.ikWMKau'
-0
-
-
-
i
m
.
fishing
season
Fishermen
arc
Invited
to
Inspect
Our
Reconstructed
Ice
Storage
Low
Temperature
Dry
Ice
Now
on
Sale
by
finanion
Hicli
AriA
fnrafTa
uiiiiiiiriii
i.iii
&w
i
i
Mill
nr
I.
,ne
Uupert
C(,.
I.ld.
llrllisli
toiuinnia
;
riri
;
We
ain't
mad
at
Nobody
DRIVE
IS
SUCCESS
Services
Fund
drive
Just
completed,
so
sucr7T8fully.
Col.
J.
W.
Nlcholls,
president,
was
in
the
chair
and,
after
a
few
opening
general
remarks,
paid
special
tribute
to
those
who
had
so
7lH-
ingly
and
ably
given
of
their
time
and
energy
In
the
interests
of
the
boys
in
the
various
branches
of
His
Majesty's
Service.
He
paid
a
special
compliment
to
those-who
had
what
was
possibly
the
hardest
tesk,.
namely
that
of
visiting
each
house
in
the
residential
district-and
making
a
personal
appeal.
Vice-president
Irarry
Breen
of
the
Canadian
Legion
spoke
a
few
words
in
supporting
those
of
Co),
Nlcholls
and
wished
to
make
a
special
reference
to
the
splendid
assistance
given
by
the
Chinese
and
Japanese
residents
of
the
community
whose
donations
were
a
credit
to
them.
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston
said
a
few-words
on
behalf
of
the
boys
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Area
and
also
for
those
who
would
benefit
from
the
labors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
can
vassers,
wherever
they
may
be.
He
pointed
out
where
the
contribut.6ns
.that
were
made
In
a
general
man
"Sandy,"
said
the
Scotch
school-
ner,
he
would
like
to.
mention
that
'
master,
"tell
yer
classmates
aboot
the
value
of
them
In
special
dlrec-
ye
savin"
Wully
McPhairson
frae
tions
was
beyond
measuring
In
drowning."
dollars
and
cents.
"He
had
me
skates
on."
I
After
the
meeting
was
adjourned
J
Canadian
Legion
preslden;,
Harry
"What
made
you
become
a
night
Breen
announced
that
the
Legion
watchman?"
John
asked
his
uncle,
had
prepared
a
little
refreshment
"Well,"
said
uncle,
"with
a
wife
for
those
in
attendance.
AU
cn-and
eight
kids
I
never
could
get
Joyed
a
very
hrr
;y
period
around
near
the
fire
at
home!"
.the
suprer
table.
I
The
party
broke
up
with
the
A
daDDer
little
man
aDDlied
for
singing
of
"Auld
Lang
Syne"
and
'
well
past
middle
age
a
fieparation
order
to
be
made
out
"God
Save
the
King."
:cl
you
have
to
take
a
against
his
wife
on
the
ground
of
At
the
closing
of
the'meetlng
the
t
.0
fcl
like
your
old
crUelty.
amount
already
subscribed
was
ap-i
When
asked
by
the
mablstrate
if
proximately.
$8,300
with
two
-
or
'he
could
prove
hls:ase,
he
replied
three
big
places
to
till
hear
from
say
a
talloVcan
make
"meekly":'
'"One
nJjbt
I
dreamt
I
'
my
opinion
Is
that
a
won
$jooo,000.
and
the
following
COLLAPSED
AND
DIED
Lec
Chce
Dot
Succumbs
While
Seated
in
Chair
at
Star
Store
I
loom
.
'
'
Seated
in.
a
ohair.at
his
room
Jn
the
Star
Store
premises
ti
Third
Avenue,
Lee
Chee
Doy,
brother
of
the
proprietor,
Charlie
Hew
Lee,
disd
at
6
o'clock
yesterday
morning,
Death
Death
was
was
due
due
to
to
heart
nean
ailment
anmcm
oi
of
til
DATLT
KIWI
PAGE
THREI
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Used
furniture
bought
for
cash
t
I
TT-i
:
...
1
f
m
I
or
sola
on
oommisajuu.
uw
a,
mwot
Canadian
War
Services
Fund
Well
Building,
Third
Avenue.
(tf)
Supported
in
Prince
Ituptrt
$8300
is
Realized'
'
I,
The
Augmented
Choir
of
St.
'Andrew's.
Cathedral
will
render
"Stiiner's
Crucifixion"
on
Good
Evchmg
at
8
o'clock.
84
A
final
meeting
was
hfltflMt
ev-
enlng
in
the
Canadian-
Legion
.
.
Rooms
of
those
who
had
worked
in.
connection
with
the
Canadian
War
Special
Prc-IIoliday
Midnit
Show"
Capitol
Theatre
THURSDAY
NEXT
April
10th
at
11:45
p.m.
First
Pr.
Rupert
Appearance
"Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
Concert
Party"
Entire
Soldier
Cast
Supported
by
10-Piece
Orchestra
Admission
50c
Proceeds
for
R.M.R.
Regimental
Fund
MINIATURE
HOUSE
SHOW
The
"Miniature
House."
a
masterpiece
'.of.
tinycraft,
wllhvbe
n
exhibition
in
the
Georgian;
dining
room
of
the
Hudson's
'
Bay
!store
in
Vancouver
from
April!
10
for
several
weeks
under
the
auspices
oi
the
superfluity
shop
of
the
Vancouver
Red
Cross
branch.
This
exquisite
creation,
which
took
almost
even
years
to
complete.
Is
the
work
of
Col.
E.
L.
Broome
of
Westholmc,
Vancouver
Island.
The
hand-built
ed
with
hand-made
furniture
and
equipment.
Some
of
the
outstanding
features
are
chairs
made
from
working
drawings
reduced
J2
times,
a
rui
made
from
the
skin
of
a
white
rat,
real
Baxter
prints
forglnally
tcl
of
needl
box-s)
on
the
walls
modfeUed
frora
one
which
which
there
had
been
symptoms
a!
camc
over
on
the
Mayflower
ai
previously.
The
late
Lee
Chee
Doy
was
65
years
of
age
and
was
born
In
China
where
a
wife
and
three
children
reside.
He
had
been
in
Canada
for
forty-eight
years,
having
come
to
rrince
Rupert
from
Victoria
five
years
ago.
The
funeral
will
take-
place
to
morrow
afternoon
from
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
24.
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
tnonlll
il
25c
a
word
Queen
Mary
April
14,
Tea,
Mrs.
Parkin's
.
Mayday
Dance,
Oddfellows'
Hall.
United
Spring
Sale
May
1.
lQ2nd.
Armori'.
Auxiliary,
Dance,
May
2,
1
I
2
Anglican
Evpnlng
Brunch
Tea,
Mrs.
Hue
.ton,
Leeds
Apartments,
2
May
3.
'
St.
Peter's'
Spring
Sale,
May.
8.,
W.
A.
Canadian
Legion
Spring
Sale,
May
21.
sewing
Taplow.
machine
threaded
with
a
fine
hair.
It
is
electrically
lighted.
CHAIN
QUILT
The
British
Columbia
Red
Cross
Division
Is
not
sponsoring
the
chain
quilt
Idea
which
at
present
is
being
promoted
in
some
parts
of
the
province
under
the
name
of
"Red
Cross
Circulation
Quilt
Block."
LADY
TWEEDSMUIK
ACTIVE
Lady
Tweedsmulr,
so
well-known
j
and.
beloved
In
Canada,
has
been
a
j
most
active
Red
Cross
worker
since
she
returned
to
England.
She
has
j
offered
her
services
to
the
Red
Cross
Overseas
Committee
"In
any
capacity."
During
the
last
war
she
assisted
with
the
mending
at
the
Taplow
Hospital
and
Major
Scott,
acting
overseas
commissioner,
sug-
nnthedral
Snrinz
Sale.
Thursday.
1
again.
She
now
heads
a
very
cap
Red
Cross
Dance.
April
18,
ries.
R.M.R.
Orchestra.
Arm-
L.
O.
B.
A.
Spring
Sale,
April
23.
Presbyterian
Spring
Sale;
April
Gyro
Hocdown,
April
25.
HELP
BRITISH
NURSES
The
rvirs'ns
f
'he
PM
Cross
Outpost
hospitals
of
this
province
have
contributed
$51
to
the
appeal
made
by
the
B.C.
.Registered
Nurses'
Association
to
assist
British,
civilian'
nurses,
rmahyJor
whom"
have
lost
all
their
worldly
possessions
in
the
bombings
of
hospitals.
Canadian
Legion
B.E.SX.
yearly
meeting
tonight.
I
,
AT
BURNS
LAKE,.
"Klondyke
Nights,"
with
programs
reminiscent
of
the-wild
and
roaring
gold
rush
days
of
'93,
,1s
a
'
popular
money-making
Idea
-v
for
Red
Cross.
Burns
Lake
recently
added
$200
to
Its
treasury.by
sponsoring
one.
half
(84)
Stores
will
be
closed
Thursday
afternoon
and
all
day
Friday
and
open
all
day
Monday.
Retail
Merchants
Association.
(84)
R,
M.
Winslow,
assistant
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
a
busins
trip
to
Viihcbuver
;
.and
elsewhere
in
the
south.
:
Corp.
L.
A.
Potterton
provincial
police,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Oean
Falls,
bringing
in
a
prison
er,
Eddie
Kulrico,
who
Is
wanted
by
the
city
police
here
on
a
charge
;
of
theft
of
a
suitcase.
I
Mrs.
Robert
G.
Sutherland
and
child
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
April
9,
1916
The
Dolly
Varden
Mining
Co.
of
Chicago
has
ordered
a
shutdown
of
construction
work
at
Alice
Arm.
The
comDanv
refuses
to
nay
more
than
$3
per
day.
Mitchell
Albert
Is
back
from
a
trip
to
Alice
Arm.
Lieut.
Col.
W.
B.
Clayton,
pioneer
local
dentist
and
now
identified
with
the
Canadian
Dental
Corps,
is
visiting
Prince
Rupert
after
having
been
In
Europe.
Arrangements
are
being
made
for
a
great
Carnival
of
the
Allies
to
be
held
in
the
Exhibition
Hall
m
aid
of
the
local
Red
Cross.
Iv
will
take
house
is
of
colonial
style
of
archl-i
place
Anrll
24
and
25.
'
I
a.
I.
A-rAni1ir
nnnvf.'
I
.lecture
ana
n
i
pcucvwjr
TIRE
EASILY?
Tale
Gin
Pills
the
"relief
or
money
back"
kidney
remedy
to
help
remove
the
excess
adds
that
may
be
the
cause
of
that
lazy,
logy
feeling.
Money
back
if
not
satisfied.
Rcsular
tin,
40
Pills
Prince
Rupert.
ArU,
1941.
A.
B.C..
IlilliF
Lart
slit,
M
f
I'l.
(In
the
U.S.ilc
for
"Glno
Pills")
Kl
l..NI
ItKilS
ntV
ACT
NOTICE
Ur:
Crrtlflralr
or
Title
No.
12911-1
to
Ia
Thrrr
(.1),
Clmk
Tiwntv-rhi-(2.1)
SMtlon
live
(3),
City
of
ITIimt
Kureft.
Ml
923
,
WHEREAS
trr
i'
rvf
9r:-i
r.f
Its'
cf
the
above
Certlflroto
cf
T1U'
lerM
n
t.he
ntme
ri
Riph
T.
J.
Rose
has
been
filed
la
this
office,
ncitlcs
Is
hereby
given
that
I
hall
t
tho
crr'rtlon
-if
cat
m-r.!
frrm
ths
dite
oJ
tn
.
Iflrn'
ipuWicati'm
hereof.
Issue
a
Provl-
itcml
Ccrtlflcat-
of
Title
In
lieu
ct
th:
April
i7,
aoie
committee
wmcn
is
loosing
..d
,,.t
certmc.te.
unim
m
uie
after
the
mendinsr
of
bviamas.
mesratlme
valid
Ciblcotlon
toe
made
to
j
j
4
v.-
m
j
r?4
in
TUtne.
i
urewmg,
sywnj
mm
hw
iuvmub
miu
DATED
at
lilt
Ind
loiqmg
oi
gauze
ior
uie
new
Canadian
Red
Cross
hospital
No.
5
at
Thrmpaon
Rti.try
Office.
this
in
day
of
DEPUTY
REGISTRAR
OF
TITLES.
AT
EASTER
TIME
We
extend
our
greetings
to
all
and
welcome
the
approaching
spring
with
Joy.
'
During
this
time
we
are
giving
special
attention
-o-
EASTEIt
GOODS
Colored
and
Decorated
Efgs,
Chocolate
Eggs,
Confectionery
and
other
Seasonable
Lines
At
The
VARIETY
STOKE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
.330
3rd
Ave.
West
Phone
Red
120
P.O.Box
157
12oz.
1.20-
25oz.
2.30-
40ot
3.40
V,
JUST
THAT
MUCH
BETTER
Prince
George
this
morning
from
naval
patrol
during
the
course
or
Vancouver
to
Join
Mr.
Sutherland
their
calls
at
Stewart.
i
who
arrived
some
time
ago
to
be-1
The
Stewart
Tennis
Club
im
manaeer
for
the
Standard
loll
Co.
Ltd.
Thev
will
reside
In
elected
oincers
lor
the
year
as
101
Smith,
Stewart
man-Northern
British
Co-
Swift's
rrcmium
Side
Cacon
Mrlb.
cello
pkg.
Q
Each
BUTTER
EGGS
Grade
'
Dozen
'A"
Xarge,
Fresh
Aylmer
Orange
Marmalade
lar
25c
Zest
Variety
Pickles
New
shipment.
Sweet
Mixed,
Sweet
Mustard,
Qo
Gherkin
Sweet
Cauliflower.
Sweet
Ginger
Crisp
31c
Oxydol
lc
Sale
1
regular
size
Oxydol
and
1
small
nin
Oxydol.
Both
for
Easter
Novelties
Our
Easter
Novelties
are
reasonably
priced
from
lc
to
75c
K2B
III
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
STEWART
(
lumbla
Power
Co.,
made
a
brief
trip
;
tp
Prince
Rupert
last
week.
Th.
rnrthn
Tinn
nf
Stewart!
&MSi
Love
made
brief
trip
to
Week.
I
mokln.
,rr9n,PmPnt,
in
extend
hospitality
to
sailors
of
the
coastal
if
he
house
on
Taylor
Street
beta?
lows:
president,
L.
E.
Requa;
vice-
I
vacated-
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
prescident,
w.
E.
Wilson;
secretary,
iMcLachlan
who
are
moving
south.
P.
E.
Thompson;
executive,
Mrs.
W.
-
T.
Esselmont,
Miss
H.
Knlpple
tnd
Another
indication
cf
the
wide
Rev.
W.
Nixon.
The
courts
are
now
publicity
Prince
Rupert
received
as
ready,
for
play
but
the
official
op-a
result
of
the
recent
tert
black-
ening
will
not
take
place
until
early
out
Is
a
clipping
from
the
New
hi
May.
Yrrk
Times
showing
before
and
.
Utter
scenes
of
thi
blatk-out.
The!
The
Stewart
child
welfare
com-
cltopln?
was
received
bv
jDvvn
from
H.
G.
Worby,
lor-
0f
Mrs.
John
McLeod.
merly
of
this
city,
who
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now
in;
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Montreal
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happened
to
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William
D.
New
York.
ager
of
the
Harry
Zeffertt,
well
known
Stewart
merchant,
has
received
the
sad
news
that
his
eldest
brother
recent-
ly
passed
away
In
London,
England.
He
was
a
veteran
oi
Dom
tne
uoer
and
Great
War.
H.
V.
Littler,
manager
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
was
a
business
visitor
to
Premier
yesterday.
Rev.
Edward
W.
Slater
of.
Prince
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Rupert
arrived
in
Stewart
last
week
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