PAGE
FOUR
EYES
Licencee
for.
Numounts
Full-vue
Frames,
(lie
Newest
In
Eye-Wear
ON
OCEAN
Well
Known
Coastwise
'Capt.
William
Palmer.
.
Milestone
In
Marine
Career
Capt.
Palmer
will
EYES
Expert
Optical
Service,
Watch,
Clock,
Jcwelery
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
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Charge
Phone
264
for
Appointment
Max
Heilbroner
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MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Fine
China,
Glassware
and
Novelties
1
CORN
Everyone
likes
Chilllwnck
(Golden
Bantam
Corn
delightful
in
color
r
zestful
in
flavor
creamed
to
perfection
many
people
buy
a
dozen
cans
at
a
time.
37
BiHIHHHI
Great
Bargains
at
Elio's
February
Furniture
Sale!
Three-riece
Bed
Outfit
Cable
spring
and
felt
QOQ
Kft
mattress.
Sale
t?&O03
Simmons
Bed
Outfit
Bed,
cable
spring
and
spring
CQC
fA
filled
mattresses.
All
sizes.
Sale
tJUtJUU
Carpets
Better
quality
seamless
Axminster
rugs.
QCQ
A
A
9x12.
Sale
tJttMIU
Four-Piece
Bedroom
Suite
62
00
Eight-Piece
Dining
Room
Suite
$69
50
Spring
Filled
Mattress
All
sizes
$37.50,
$24.50,
$18.00,
$15.00
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Store
Hours
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
New
Furniture
Department
MOOSE
BUILDING
THIRD
AVENUE
.
CANADIAN
RATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Trains
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
ror
the
EAST
'
'..
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Air-Conditioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
on
Thursday,
11:30
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
WINTER
EXCURSION
FARE,
to
VANCOUVER
and
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on
sale
Nov.
1st,
1940
to
Feb.
28th.
1941.
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limit
March
31st,
1941
For
Full
Information
and
Reservation,
etc.
i
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or
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TICKET
OFFICE,
528
3rd
Avenue
,
Phone
260
Prince
Rupert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Norah,
which
was
rn
port
yesterday
afternoon
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver,
were
forty-
four
passengers
including
three
who
disembarked
here.
Eight
went,
aboard
at
this
port
for
Vancouver
Northland
TransDortatlon
Co.'s
i
motorship
liner
Northland,
Capt
!
Len
Williams,
arrived
in
port
at
8:
30
jlast
evening
from
Ketchikan
and,
i
after
discharging
frozen
fish
for
I
transshipment
East,
over
Canadiau
j
National
Railways,
sailed
at
1
a.m
:
in
continuation
of
her
voyage
to
!
Seattle.
Indian
Department's.power
cruiser
Naskeena
left
this
morning
for
a
trip
to
the
villages
of
Kltlmaat.
Kltkatla
and
Hartley
Bay.
down
the
ulatlons
of
his
many
friends."
His
",e"
d
'
marine
career
has
not
been
with-1
TT,i,
f
r..
Vancouver,
auditor
of
Indian
Azen-
rf
tm
i
nn
...
cles-
Yesterday
the
officials
were
r
Sfl
YF
AR
V
yeaf;
seve"
monts'
oW
at
Port
Simpson
aboard
the
Nas-OXJ
when
went
to
1
CirliVlJ
ne
sea
Ca'Pt-
Palmer
eenSi
'
was
master
11
years
later,
almost!
to
the
dav.
of
tJip
sam
shin
In!
......
.
.
SlCamCr
CataIa'
Capt
Ern'
Skipper,
xr.:i
which
wnicn
ae
h7first
Ilrsl
sailed
as
33
a
a
child
cilUd-
'est
f
SheDDard.
returned
tn
nnrt
at
iicuis
i
r,
n-i,
i
.n.j
...
'
.
.
"
-
world
over.
In
that
first
year
of
and
other
northern
points,
sailing
jus
teens
ne
joinea
me
uanK
at
1:30
this
afternoon
in
continua-Capt.
William
Quinn
Palmer,
Shipping
Company
of
Liverpool
as
tlon
of
her
voyage
to
Vancouver
master
of
the
steamer
Princess
ar
apprentice
boy.
For
five
years'
Norah
which
was
ln
port
yester-
was
n
me
sailing
ship
"Bank-day
afternoon
and
one
of
the
best
hall."
Finishing
his
apprentice-known
Hnr,r
rf
tlho
RHIUV.
shin
hp
then
sallpd
for
thrp
vnv.
ships
and
steamers,
sailing
to
every
part
oi
the
w0rld.
Having
been
in-
Columbia
ccat'.al
services,
will
ages
as
second
and
first
mate
in
trigued
by
the
Pacific
Coast,
he
nave
peen
mty
years
afloat
on,lwo
omer
sailing
snips
oi
taie
wen
came
out
nere
March
10
next.
On
rounding
out
same
company.
When
he
got
his
officer
in
the
Princess
Alice,
ar
half
a
century
of
service
at
sea
Master's
Certificate
he
rejoined
the
riving
at
Victoria
December,
1911.
both
in
sail
and
steam
ln
the
Bankhall
as
master.
,He
has
remained
with
the
B.
C.
wuifjc.ut
vHuui
4ie
ua
wiira
eyery
api..
rainier
remained
wixn
tne
.v.c
v
vaiuuiiui
ri-ocean
and
visited
every
continent,
Liverpool
shipninc
comnanv
until
cl,c
ever
since
and
has
been
in
!
receive
congrat-
1911,
in
command
of
their
sailing
command
of
all
their
ships
on
the
'
Variolic
IMine
ff
AY
n.
wumsnwr
'
Reminiscing,
In
an
Interview,
of
his
deep-twater
sailing
days.
Capt.
Palmer
revealed
that
he
had
sailed
.iwumiu
vape
norn
aoout
ou
times
TOT
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
i.'.i'-JiM--
m
lllili
EMI
ar
J
(Ti
fi
iiiiiiinn
i
This
adveniscnunc
it
not
publiiM
or
dispUytd
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
GoTtnuxxnt
of
Britkh
Columbia.
Man
in
the
Moon
It's
ft
irrn.
Hf
T
vmi
HnnH
masts
to
take
us
Into
port
for
re-
Tne
mQre
you
spnd
the
more
pairs."
In
Capt,
Palmer
recalls
as
one
of
jthe
Indian
Ocean
.across
the
Pacific.
and
thence
"Once
I
visited
the
romantic
'island
of
Pitcarm,
although
that
is
47
years
ago
now.
the
Matter
of
the
Itate
of
Ernst
Kelnhold
Halter,
Defeated
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HU
Honor.
W
E.
Fisher,
the
30th
day
of
OCtr.
A.
n
1
Q1H
W
warn
a
i
,
,
'Executors
of
the
estate
of
Ernst
Beln-.tive?"
MRS.
KATHRINE
R.
A.
OILLETT
'
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
CARL
KIRMIS,
Masnett
B.
C.
HAROLD
ORMBRAK.
Watun
River,
B,
C.
CLEANING
Oil
Burners
$1.50
Free
wicks
with
every
burner
Chimneys
Swept
$2.50
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SERVICE
Phone
BLACK
735
CO-ED
Beauty
Salon
(Elsie
Klohn)
Exchange
BIdg.
ULACK
668
juu
save
wiien
you
Duy
war
sav
ings
cer.tlflca.tes.
his
most
hectic
voyages
a
passage
n
takes
two
to
make
a
quarrel,
from
Liverpool.
England,
to
Val-
but
sometimes
more
because
It
paralso,
Chill,
which
.took
236
days,
takes
four
to
make
a
table
of
The
.sailing
ship
sailed
westward
Bridge.'
'
from
'Liverpool
but,
owing
to
great
j
'
storms,1
was
unable
to
round
Cape
Horn
so
turned.
eastward
and
made
the
trin
via
Cnrvs
vf
Otwl
Hnw
I
"Can
I
have
tomorrow
afternoon
:ff,
sir?"
asked
the
office
boy.
"Your
grandmother?"
'
"Yessir."
"Funeral?"
I
"No,
sir.
She's
making
her
first'
parachute
Jump."
I
"I
did
no
have
a
sweetheart
(
"While
he
never
actually
struck!
i!n
every
port,"1
declares
Capt
1
me,"
explained
Mrs.
Sarah
Saund-'
Palmer,
solemnly,
"as
I
did
not
quite
ers,
suing
Edward
Saunders
for'
pall
at
them
all.
One
country
'divorce,
"he'would
go
around
slam-'
missed
was
Turkey."
.ming
his
fists
against
doors
and'
.
jjsaylng:
"I
wish
It
were
you!"
IX
Tilt
Sl
PUKMi:
COIKT
Of
I1RIT1SII
.
.
,
coli'.mbu
ix
ritoiiiTE
ilss
tl
hair
was
fair
as
summer
sun
I
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Administration
I
His
eyes
were
azure
blue-
I
;4,ld
And
he
was
purest
swine
and
brute
At
less
than
twenlty-two.
He
Was
a
German
"Is
she
progressiva
or
oonserva-
iumq
wiwr,
coeeasen,
ana
all
parties
,
..T
j
u
.
haylns
claims
apilnst
,Uie
said
Estate
1
P3'1
know.
Sha
wears
last
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same
1
year's
hat.
drives
this
year's
car
prdperly
verified,
to
us
on
or
before
land
lives
on
next
vear'
InonmP
1
years
income,
the
10th
day
of
March,
A
D.
1941,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
requirea
10
pay
tne
amount
of
their
I
.Indebtedness
indebtedness
to
to
u
im
forthwith.
forthwith.
I
r
.
.
,
,0th
a
of
-bruary.lBj.jgJj
gj10es
I
To
Fly
Colors
Footwear
Perks
Up
as
Women
Learn
to
Depend
on
Domestic-Made
Goods
LONDON,
Feb.
25:
(CP)
Ccme
what
may,
women
are
going
to
flaunt
brilliant
colors
in
footwear
fat
Jeast
for
the
time
being.
Price
of
leather
has
been
boosted,
heels
are
to
be
cut
down
to
conserve
wood
and
American-made
shoes
are
not
being
Imported.
But,
spring
and
summer
styles
of
English-made
shoes
are
appearing
in
a
wide
variety
of
material
and
colors.
At
present
the
only
real
shortage
Is
on
sandals
and
the
cork
and
wooden-soled
designs
which
poured
in
from
the
continent
before
the
i
war.
But
these
are
being
replaced
by
wedge-heeled
models
In
embrold-jered
and
printed
linens,
In
two-
coior
linens
or
suedes.
Shoe
laces,
too
are
brilliant.
Brass
nail
head
studs
are
appearing
on
the
outer
edge
of
suede
models.
Scarlet
pippins
appear
against
a
royal
blue
background..:-
jlj
j.-.
I
I1T
4
xrn
IITr'tir1
levenlng
was
the
"heavy"
romantic
'Ml
A
WHKH
drama,
remindful
of
the
days
of
f
f
UaAJ
I
SCowllng
vlllians,
smiling
heroes,
rr
4
mnp
i
rft
'
"hcmlng
sirens
and
damsels
In
kh
ii
I
l
r
A
A
I
distress,
enuuea
-curse
xou.
jacK
A--1
lLrx
Ealton."
Miss
Noreen
Oibson-was
splendid,
indeed,
.as
the
black-
rrjnce
Rupert
Lltfe
Theatre
Scored
ownca
aayeniuress.
wrs.
r.
.
)d.
bust
e
and
all,
provoked
Heavily
Last
Night-An
Evening
many
an
outburst
of
laughter.
Miss
Of
Real
rieasure
Jean
McLean
was
the
demure
llttls
i
maid
who
took
the
heart
of
the
FraturlnT
h'-ee
ine-a
u
t!ays
of
manly
hero,
Arthur
Pearson.
John
widely
differing
themes
but
each
Good
was
as
skulking
and
menac-rivalling
the
others
for
excellence
jng
a
rogue
as
ever
darkened
a
of
presentation
and
entertainment
villain's
role.
Richard
Blair,
as
a
value,
the
dramatic
evening
of
the
robust
officer
ln
disguise,
and
Mlsi
Prince
Rupert
Utile
Theatre
last
Anne
WInslow,
as
a
Iluttery
heiress
night
hi
'the
Central
Annex
Hall
doomed
to
spinsterhood,
completed
was
an
outstanding
pleasure
for
the
cast
of
a
most
amusing
piece,
all
attending.
There
was
a
large
Mrs.
Cicely
E.
Thomson
directed
audlsnce
lart
night
and
tonight,
i
this.
There
was
a
prologue
by
in
view
of
the
general
approbation,
Bruce
Stevens
and
audience
co-th
who
would
get
accomoda-
operation
in
the
way
of
cheers
and
tlon
at
all
had
best
be
here
in
Jeers
had
not
been
forgotten,
gcod
time.
Last
night's
was
a
F
urcnesira
.
highly
successful
presentation
and
a
matter
of
congratulation
and
en-1
An
unexpected
feature
which
c-nn)7emer
to
all
those
identified
Proved
a
real
treat
was
the
presen-with
the
Little
Theatr;
movement,
tatlon
for
the
first
time
ln
public
First
w;is
a
wartime
sketch.
..
of
the
fine
seven-piece
orchestra
"The
0!d
Lady
Shows
Her
Medals"
of
the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
with
both
comedy
and
drama
a
rrnoc-'h
a
musical
group
aj
has
Vin
vinor
in
H
wltih
frair
eAHprlv
been
SPPn
hptv
ln
manv
n
Aav
Have
30
days'
convincing
trial
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Coupons
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and
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ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Black
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Reg.
$1.25.
Special
2S"NUht.
Feature
at
7:2ujji
JAMES
CAGNEY
ANN
SHERIDAN
In
Phone
iS
DOMINION
Loose
Leaf
charwemen,
three
with
sons
in
the
Colcr
was
lent
by
the
special
unl-
war
and
the
fourth
with
none
but
forms
cf
red
tunics
and
novy
MELBOURNE,
Feb,
25:
13
who,
however,
found
one.
The
trousers.
No
doubt,
the
Rocky
Australian
reseahrr.
j,.lVf
principal
character
was
portrayed
Mountain
Rangers
Orchestra
Is
go-
,,t
01
rpobil-v
run
by
Mrs.
Rob;rt
Cameron
who
left
to
prove
Intensely
popular
In
Easoline
and
euf.dv,
n',
nothing
to
be
desired.
The
other
Prince
Rupert
They
did
much
to
wn
r(-vPr
'
n
hr.
,:
;J-.
i-uarwcmen.
tacn
fqus'uy
flxceuent,
ucjs
up
uie
entertainment
last
1-"
tanui
were
Mrs.
F.
N,
Good,
Mrs.
N.
E.
night
with
their
opening,
between
Arnold
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
A
Tarr
The
act
and
closing
music,
part
of
a
bra'
kilted
lad
was
taken'
Aflss
Betty
Wood
pleased
with
by
Ken
Dakin
while
Bruce
Stevens
vocal
soic.
accompanied
by
Miss
appeared
as
a
community
rector.
Ruth
Nelson.
Direction
was
in
the
hands
of
Mrs.
j
D.
McN.
Lowe
was
business
Shelford
Darton.
(manager
for
the
productions.
.Cos-
"The
Maharajah's
Diamonds"
tomes
were
in
charge
of
Miss
Ruth
surrounded
the
plotting
for
the
GMett.
John
Oood
was
property
theft
of
a
diamond
necklace
of
man
assisted
by
Doug
Boucheur.
t
enormous
value
from
a
fashionable,
Prompters
were
Miss
Ruth
Nelson
Long
Island
home.
Miss
Loma'and
Miss
Ellen
Moore.
Richmond
was
at
attractive
young
'
Usherettes
were
the
Misses
Mar-woman
who
set
about
to
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