M.3I
ETC
IK
Expert
Optical
Service
Chas.
Dodimead
Optometrist
in
Charge
Walcli,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUK
ISASEMEXT
STOKE
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
IJaggagc
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
V
I
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
Sm-ct
Sheppard,
arrived
In
port
at
6
pjn.
yeiterday
Jrom
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
and
sailing
time
for'
Vancouver
and
waypoints
was
anhour
later.
Halibut
arrivals
at
Prince
Rupert
Monday
wre
fairly
heavy
at
a
total
of
215,000
pounds
of
whbh
136,000
pounds
was
from
American
vessels
and
79,000
from
Canadian.
Despitelhe
weight
"
of
landings,
prices
,hld
up
well,
American
running
from
95c
and
7.5c
to
10.5c
and
7.5c
while
Canadian
catches
aggregated
79.000
pounds
with
prices
ranging
from
9.8c
and
7c
to
10.2c
and
l&K
'
Wllhjja
spcd-tflzcd
list
cf
passengers
and
large
freight
cargo,
C.N.
R.
steamer
Prince
George,
Capt.
H.
E.
Ncdden,
arrived
in
port
at
11
o'cloclcthi3
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Or?an
Falls
and
wJll
sail
at
3
o"clock
.this
afr
tcrnoon
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
v,
hence
she
is
due
back
here
to-
morrow
evening
southbound.
Canada
Should
Be
Proud
of
Air
Line
So
Say
American
Writers
After.
Trip
On
TransCanada
Air
Lines
TORONTO,
May
7:
The
first
trip
of
a
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
passenger
plane
from
New
York
toon
o
on
Saturday
consisted
of
nevs
and
magazine
aviation
writer,
fi
m
New
York
and
Washington.
Smday
trip
carried
other
aviation
w
'ers,
some
of
whom
are
re'
rrtr
ninr
o-rr
to
study
the
Com-mr'iwcnUh
Air
Training
Plan.
""an-O
dn
Air
Lines
pew
T-
nt-Ne.v'
York
service
wiil
-
"i
for
cf
mmerelal
passcnjcr
.vv'ce
on
SV.urday
next.
There
VP
h
iWD'trlrs
ne'r'day.
morning
"-fi
nrht.ln
each
direction.
Diirtn-r
rfMr
visit
to
Toronto
the
.ew
York
aviation
writers
were
""n
ovpr
the
observer
training
school
at
Mnltnn
and
"L'ttlc
Nor-wav."
tho
Norwegian
training
IS
SPEAKER
:
TO
NURSES
Capt.
C.
XV.
Marsdtn
Heard
By
Xocf
Graduates'
Association
TJiseussioiyOu'?Dfsinj;
Trends
'
Firat
hand
WormaUoil
on
affairs
ill
tlic
Far
East,
conditions
in
fJialigiiai
In
rcccntyca
and
life
among
tiw
Chinese
people,
was
Slvcri
in
an
Interesting
addrcs
jlvcn.
Monday
night
by
Capt.
O.
W.
Marsdcn,
commanding
officer
of
th?
Fourth
Fortress
Electiical
and
.Maintenance
Company,
Royal
Canadian
Engineers,
before
the
regular
monthly
mcc.Ing
of
the
Wilier
Rupert
Rrgistcrcd
Nurses'
A-socktf
lon.
The
address
by
Capt.
Maradcn,
who
has
lived
in
India
and
China
since
1923
and
was
an
officer
in
the
Engineers
of
the
Shanghai
Volunteer
Corps,
terving
during
the
Shanghai
war
of
1037,
,
was
very
much
enjoyed.
I
The
meeting
was
held
in
the
Nurses'
.Home
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hosoltal
and
thrrc
was
a
iood
attendance
cf
membrrs
including
some
pewly
odmitfed
ones.
:'
-Miss
Margaret
Jamleson
R.
N
latjy
sirocr'iftenrirnt
of
the
Prirpe
Rurrrt
Oene.nl
HQ-ioital,
led
a
dls-cu&s'on
on
"The
Challenge
of
Prevent
Da,v
Trends
in
Iri
tltutional
Wiirp'n."
Mls
E.
D.
Priestly
R.
N..
the
nrestdent,
was
In
the
chair.
'chool,'
opposite
the
Island
airport.
Vp4
also
fmpeitcd.
The
aviat'"
writers
expressed
themselves
as
greatly
impressed
at.
bch
the
smooth
,
operation
of
the
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
organization
hfjr
snecdy
schedules
and
high
-a,r'dnrd
of
service
shown
to
passengers;
Thnv
tft-d
that,
aftir
having
n,,
ovtv
air
Hne
In
the
1frf
pf
from
rvvst.
in
rot.
":ndn
h-d
rra.!in
n
be
proud
of
-f
na.HornI
air
service.
j
I
HAD
S
HE
MARRIES
In
fte
Interior
of
Borneo,
even
'-oday
no
man
may
marry
unless
ho
eaji
rt's-'v
.h
head
of
another
human
being.
BUY
WITH
YOUR
EYES
PN
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'
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t
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SAMPLE
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J
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to
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Gynroc
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addition
it
acts
as
a
protective
shield
for
any
wooden
frame
it
covers
thus
it
actually
helps
check
the
spread
of
fire.
Kotrt
Many
lfrf
of
mvullboardt
are
not
firtfrroof.
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GYPROC
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that
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that
joints
may
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filled
flush
so
your
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and
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smooth,
free
from
unsightly
joints.
This
is
why
only
when
you
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Gyproc
can
you
decorate
your
rooms
to
suit
your
individual
taste.
-
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f-'fuflh,
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walls
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obtained
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ordinary
urollhoardt,
to
that
your
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it
limited,
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ivctf
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rT"i
District
News
j
SMITHERS
LIBERALS
L.
II.
Kcnnrj
Is
Elected
President
Of
Inlerlw
Association
SMITHERS,
May
7:
Tlic
'Smi-tlicrs
Liberal
Association
held
ita
annual
meeting
ai
Friday
eveninz.
The
main
business
wi
the
election
of
officers
for
the
ensuing
year.
Tlicte
was
a
very,
sooj
attendance
and
In
the
clef
on
that
took
place
the
following
officers
were
chosen:
Honorary
Presidents,
Hon.
W.
I.
Ma-Kenzie
Kin?
and
Hon.
T.
D.
Pa'
ullo.
Honorary
Vice-Presidents.
Olof
Hanson
M.
P.
and
E.
T.
Kcnney
M.
L.
A.
Past
PicaidcnJ,
J.
R.
Mclntyre.
President
L.
ICKcnncy.
Vice-President,
J.
P.
Downey.
'
Serretary-Tresi
urer.
-C.
F.
Macron,
'
...
,
'
.
Executive
committee
Ralph
Smith.
A.
L
Evitt.
Lcn
Evans.
Pete
Eby,
H.
BosweH,
K.
Warner
and
O.
11.
Gazely.
KAML00PS
NEWS
K
M.R'S
"HOME
TOWN"
gone
over
the
top
with
the
latest
report
showing
Just
over
$6000
In
cash
and
pledges:
Assistant
Commissioner
of
British
Columbia
Police
J.
A.
Shlrras.
Mayor
Charlos
fl
Sc'anlon
!Ls.
general
chairman
of
the
Kamloops
Three
trophies
and
ten
first
prize
DATED
thU.
2th
dJ
ot
Mur-h.
A
JOHN
HOSKIS
1
Apoll'fint
in
tiii:
m
ri:i:Mi)
ii
i:t
in
iiKirin
(
Ol
I
MltlA
IN
PKOBATi;
III
llir
.Muttrr
of
And
In
Mir
MIlT
of
tl.r
lla(r
of
UlllUm
Kmiiriiy.
I
nr.
Intlalr
TAKK
KOTIfr:
libat
by
ortlT
of
IIU
Hwr.
W.
E.
FWit,
mik
011
tb
th
(Jy
ri
Arirll.
A.
D.
1941.
r
nnu
aprolnlrU
Aclminli.ij.wbTr
ri
the
tutrAc
of
Will
lain
Krauirry.
dco?wt.
m&
aU
fwrtlra
hHT-.In?
rialind
n3)ivi
Jv
sxlrl
tAt
are
jlwry
r-rmlrrrl
to
furnlih
srnve.
prop-.
tI
v'fKd.
i-
nv
on
or
bf'-r"
th
FINE
SPRING
FOR
CROPS
Oats"
Is
Already
Above
Ground
At
Time
When,
Customarily,
Seed
.
Not
Even
In
(iround
SMITI1ERS,
May
7:-The
past
few
day
have
brought
Joy
to
the
hearts
of
the
fanners
of
the
Bulk-ley
Valley.
A
number
of
good
showers
of
ram
tognthcr
with
some
'bright
warm
sunshine
coming
right
on
top
of
serd'n?
operations
has
had
a
wonderful
effect
and
In
many
cases
the
oats
are
already
above
the
jrround
where
customarily
the
seed
Is
ilot
In
the
ground
at
this
time
of
year:
W'tn
mch
a
good
start
in
the
cason
It
augurs
well
for
good
crors
.Ws
year.
The
hay
is
also
away
to
a
good
stqrr
and,
with
a
few
more
rains,
a
little
later
on
a
good
?rop
of
hay
will
be
assured.
Anne's
Academy
delegation
of
The
Big
Bend
section
of
the
TransCanada
Highway
has
Just
been
re-opened
for
traffic.
Other
highways
In
this
district
are
now
In
normal
condition
for
traffic.
Aid.
Charles
Spencer
has
been
re-elected
president
of
the
Kam-Ioods
Athletic
Association.
Other
officers
arc:
Vice-President,
W.
E.
Peters;
secretary,
Miss
Margaret
McEwan;
treasurer,
C.
W.
A.
Tock-
The
Kaniloop.s
campaign
In
the
IlJfS
"MkcU'
H'
A'
NCWe"
Canadian
War
Services
drive
has
?'
and
Miss
Glover.
There
was
a
record
entry
list
of
forty-two
for
the
spring
hand'.can
An
Air
Raid
Protection
organiza-
J!
?
Kam,??ps
Go,
ub"
Dur
there
w
11
tlon
is
being
formed
in
Kamloops
nf
fthe
f1"
be,
as
usual,
inter-club
tournaments
as
a
result
of
the
recent
yblt
of
niui
vwuiti
aim
uviunna.
David
.
Griffiths
Williams
of
Prince
George
died
recently
In
the
Royal
Inland
Hospital
here.
The
remains
were,
sent
to
Prince
Ocorge
where
the
funeral
took
place,
a
awards
were
urn-
by
Kamloops
?uhifr'
JJ'r".c
yn,Ilams
R
musicians,
and
singers
at
the
Ok-
H
iawra-
anagan
Valley
Musical
Festival
?nn
thcm-
M,r
Williams
was
"
3hty-four
years
of
age.
He
is
sur-
held
recently
at
Vernon.
Kamloops
&
daughters
tWO
Pan.rtIan
T.nn.tnr.
Tnnlnr
Krrhn-.lro
VCn
Slid
J.
II.
Ahcar,
conductor,
on.he
or-
KnfraI
Min
Tnrn
rvthir
nine
oiil
sons.
The
daughters
arc
Miss
Pearl
Williams
of
Kamloops,
Miss
Myrtle
ten
first
prize
awards
went
to
St.
Williams
of
Tranqullle
MLsscs
Mar-
-
;
garct,
Owen
and
Lillian
Williams
.
-
.
of
Prince
Oeorgc,
Mrs.
Fred
Stevens
j
uin
kvh;.vt
l.Hjt
oh.
Atf
of
Oiscome
and
Miss
Ruby
Williams
'
,.iK;"
alla.
The
son.,
are
DavlJ
n
r
im
J,
J"
Williams
of
Prince
Oeorsc
and
noiicb
u
Nrbt
3vn'
thi
on
Ui
Ben-
Bih
riy
,,f
m.j.
A
d
131.
th
ufxv-r-
Jamiit
Williams
of
Telkwa.
l?n1
lntn
tn
ppJ
V;
tti
Liquor
'
iTinvmi
rwTfi
'
tor
iimf
in
rpct
of
premi?
part
of
bulMInz
kiiourt
th
B1mont
H'tl,
dlltxnl
t
727
Third
Atfmi.
wi.
Prlnc
Ritj-fH.
tiitia
Uu
lan'K
dcrbf4
tot
N'
S
.mnfi
-Bt.x-k
Nf.
VI
8Ih
Prln'niufrf
rnnit.
Klip
021.
Prln5
rrtiprrt
Ijirfi
Rrt:rUrn
Dlstrtrt.
In
ih
Prnvino
f
Brttiith
Columbia.
tr
the
!
lif
tyvT
hj
th
slj
or
b
6h
bovtl
W
"'i.umptlon
on
lh
prcuile
or
'i"vhf
rr
U.
The
1911
officers
of
the
Kainlwpw
Rotary
Club
arc:
President.
Fred
Cox;
vice-president,
R.
W.
Bourns;
secretary-treasurer,
E.
L.
Sims,
and
E.
M.
Selkirk,
F.
A.
MacCallum,
C.
R.
McMillan
and
Oeorgc
W.
Black,
directors,
TOO
MANY
REPORTS
IJNDON.
May
7:
(CP)
Described
the
"curse
of
lmpcr"
I)rd
M'liv.
in
army
1iief
of
the
First
.
Great
War.
sav.s
"fnrms.
rnrviHa
',
f
-tdm.nMratloo
tl.,
anfj
w
momUnz
m
way
,
which
Is
not
fair
o
the
army."
in
in
(
OI.I
MIIIA
IV
I'lKIIIAlK
tlir
.Maltrr
or
Mip
"AilininMrull.Mi
Art"
A
ml
tlif
Maltrr
of
thr
I.Mali.
of
Olr
OIrii.
Iirrnioril.
InlolMtr
3W.
-t
A,
D
1941.
.nd
alt
Uw,
m
,
A
n
Wlr-
fi.dt-d
to
Ui
cute
are
tLiJL
A,5"
?,4t-
'
i'PolntcU
rr-..nrl
i
ry
tb
ct
their
in-
nL"?,1
,?"tatc
of
le
DATED
Aprtl
30nh.
A.
D.
1941.
Zl.ZJ'llT
V
,1
fsUtc
OfftoUl
CT?7
vrrU1-
me
on
or
before
the
PrtoS
prince
?BunSL
rtupert.
BC
B.C.
3m
M,r-
A.
D.
1941.
and
all
nic
lndebtw,
tn
uto
j
?
'
,
i
.reoulred
to
pny
the
amount
of
their
ui-
I
.""
'
.
dr-bt-ttness
to
me
forthwith.
IN
Tllli
Mi
ritlMi:
(
Ol
KT
Of
liRITISII
TkUrtl
he
30th
day
M
April
A.
D
I
COM
'SI
III
A
IN
r-ltOMUt:
'1941.
'In
llir
Matter
ol
Hie
"AdiqlnMratlon
'
llKHBEriT
F.
OLA8SEY
i
Vlr
i
OrxioW
AdnUnlOiutor,
I
.
,,
And
AtHn
BC
In
the
Mailer
of
the
ltalt
Of
frlrr
.
Hker.
Durnnrd
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mu,.
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m
aiiren
au
persona
inaeotcxl
dav
of
Acrll
A
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104t
i
J.
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the
wM
&t
are
required
to
pay
?dmmiSrt
n
til.
PPplnted
te
amount
of
their
Indencw
torn
wuuSnBrwTn
deT,r!f
'
Ch'S
forihtth
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rm.lwid.irn.
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(he
fld
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required
'v,
herXd
to
tlC
file
-n
with
me
prcpcrly
verified
on
'
wrHtoata
or
before
the
15th
day
erf
June
A.
D.
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day
U
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m,
Tn
To.?'
1041
f,lihi2
rtxlch
dlrtfltoutloo
will
be
rjTlretoi
to
tt
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"nd
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mrde
havin,
reswd
only
to
auch
elaim,
auhd
to
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ot
rrlnce
rtiuoert.
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k,hi
;
:PVcUl
A0mlmltrator
'
Prlac
Rupert,
B.
C.
HERBERT
T.
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Aflnvintatrator.
AUlu,
BC,
RESIDED
HERE
I
THIRTY
YEARS
Mrs.
Alfred
Jacobsen
Passes
Away
On
Tuesday
Evening
at
Prince
Ruper(
General
Hospital
After
a
lengthy
Illness.
Mrs.
Rrl-etta
'jacobsch,'
wife'
of
Alfred
ae-obsen,
well
known
local
halibut
fisherman,
passed
away
at
0
o'clock
last
evening
at
the
Prlncfc
Rupert
General
Hospital.
Her
husband
-,
a
member
of
the
crew
of
the
bovre
B.
which
arrived
In
port
from
the
banks
during
the
night.
A
native
of
Sweden,
the
late
Mrs.
Jacobsen
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
1910
and
made
her
home
at
341
Ninth
Avenue
West.
Many
friends
will
regret
to
learn
of
her
passing.
It
ended
a
period
of
long
suffering.
The
funeral
will
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
B.C.
Undertakers.
NOW
LUMBER
JILIS
LEEDS,
Eng.,
May
7:
(CP)-
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girls"
have
been
drafted
for
service
measuring
timber
In
the
wartime
forestry
operations
In
Yorkshire.
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YOUTH
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Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
May
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etc
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