I
1941.
tn
DAILY
KIWI
FAOI
THREI
UITS
FOR
SPRING
If
clothci
make
tlie
man,
we
have
Ihc
'
clothes,
as
you'll
'
'
find
when
you
pay
us
a
visit
I
,
if
von
have
a
Miarp
eye
for
value,
quality
and
.style
I
,
oc
no
time
gcUinc
inside
one
'of
our
suits
or
(pciials
Wc
know
you'll
appreciate
ilic
fine
fabrics,
the
good
fit
and
the
expert
tailoring
lil'.ITISH
FABRICS
Arc
Still
Available
in
AH
Ranges
See
Our
Showing
of
FASHION
CRAFT
SUITS
.F.
May
Day
ice
Enjoyed
At
$25.00
T0
35.00
atts
&
Nickerson
Held
Last
Mtht
in
Odrtfel-
Hall
Drawing
In
Raines
h
Feature
Party
Of
Priests
I
Is
Leaving
Tonight
Fabre.
Terrace;
Father
J.
Gilhooley,
Prince
George
and
Father
William
O'Brien,
Burns
Lake
ladies'
Kid
Oxfords.
Regular
$5.00.
Now
flics'
fine
Pumps.
Regular
$3.95.
Now
Il'll
t
I
Men's
Odd
Shirts,
good
uiues
Men's
Felt
Hats.
Regular
$3.5t).-
'Now
$1,79
RAILWAYMAN
!
ren
s
tlassic
onoes,
an
uim
icamv
Jen's
Mule
Skin
Gloves
iJSILnrice
.
39c
99c
$239
Men's
Odd
Pants,
very
strong
and
$1,95
Ulrai)ic.
Now
T
IS
HONORED
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
h
r
v
,.Ktin
mcctinc.
Oddfellow's
H.
L.
Pierce
sailed
last
night
on
Hugh
Forrest
Promoted
From
Gen-
tTaii
Sunday
May.
4th
8:30
p.m.,'the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
Aril
t
t
C
.
t
rw
i
T
A"
1
HI
T
A
uimc
Jl
Kj.
n.
U.
lO
Dry
Dock
Last
evening
members
of
Kalcn
Island
Division
of
the
Canadian
Brotherhood
of
Railway
Employees
comprising
clerical
and
steamship
inunbeii.
met
for
the
ourDosc
of
Mrs.
L.
JSmlcson
MLJl.
fr
-
uo4
John
Bulger
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince"
-George-
fori
a'
business
trip
to:
Vancouver.
..
Pmvlneiar
Constable
and
Mrs.
B.
arrived
In
the
city
farpii'tvllinT
thrtr
met
rvrfrirfnrt.
i
.v..
n,ulf
from
Tp-rrace.
!
-
o
.v
r
!nvv...
earner
hi
uc
--.
1
nn
1nnnl
..
U
..
1
T(..l.'
T7...
.
'
.
I
.
....
i
tf
Tt
uuu
lucdi
uiiuuiuiui,
nu!ii
ruins.
jrc
leaving
inis
aiKiuuuu
ui
who
has
been
promoted
from
the
Esslngton
to
which
point
Constable
railway
to
a
position,
on
the.
dry
Munkley
has
been
transferred.
'-"
doc
accounting
.
staff.
v
1
-
.
.
Presenting
Mr.
Forrest
with
a
Hugh
Farreli,
for"
the
past
year
of
portable
typewriter,
a
token
of
es-
so
accountant
on
the
staff
of
te
teem
and
armrecLitlan
of
tom'
mem-
nahadlan
Bank,
of
Commerce
here.
hm-c
it
xt
him
nrocirtoni
otviiro
co'iin
ia."jt
nleht
on
the
Prince
fittingly
of
the
unselfish
and
tire-
George
for.
Vancouver.
He
is
planless
efforts
of
Che
recipient
in
fur-
King.'
on
.taking
up
an
aeronautical
(
thering
the
cause
of
the
Brother-
course.
.
j
hood.
The
high
regard
in
-which
,
-
I
.ho
noa
VtolH
hv
mono
crnm
ivn
-anrt
"iir'n
crnih
rf
stpwnrt
arrived
in
I
employee
alike
was
ample
evidence
t,h,e
city
qn
.the
Prince
George
last
I
.
I...
.1.111...
i
.
.
M
!
,
.
m
1
1
Hrt.tU
ntiil
n!l1r1
1.1
1
oi
ii
auuuy
anu
juugziieji.
us
u.ii
nigni,.irom
iwt"'
arbiter
white
his
loss
would
be
a
official,
visit
to
Tsimpsean
Lodge
blow
to
the
organization
it,
was
here
lh
his
capacity
as
district
dep-gratifying
to
know
that
his
sterling
uty
grand
master
of
the
Masonic
qualities
had
not
gone
unobserved
Lodge.
He
leaves
on
this,
evening's
i
by
the
management
and
the
good
train
for
Smlthers
and
Terrace
and
wishes
of
all
present
went
with
will
be
back
In
Prlncef
Rupert
later
him
lor
success
and
happiness
In
for
a
visit
to
Tyee
Lodge.
his
new
Held.
!
Thanking
the
assembly
for
their
demonstration
of
affi-tlbn,
Mr.
Forroiit
reminisced
on
his
twenty
'
I
years'
association
with
the
Broth
Visiting
Roman
Catholic
Churcli
and
lt
bc
a
np
IM
pff
Cly
iirw
clerics
who
wuu
haye
iic
been
uccn
here
ucic
this
inw
power
power
in
in
the
tne
labor
laoor
movement.
movement,
Hei
nci
1
U
II
lllllipcg
VJin
week
in
connection
with
the
cele-
would
keenly
miss
his
association
(
.
.
J
fration
of
the
.ne
golden
guiuen
Jubilee
juDuee
01
of
Rt.
t.
un
me
memoers
out
VMW
iney
v..j
-wouiq;
..
w
(
jvaoie
May
way
u.uitc
.Walter
Perkins
Recently
Married
11.
nn
-Mrs
TInnfnrd
PprkinS
Ai14,
-
(he
Oddfellows'
Hall
"
"
"
"
"'7
-
appreciateivly
of
the
loyalty
and
marriage
of
their
son.
Walter,
of
:cr
the
auspices
of
the
Northern
Brltlsn
Columbia
and
he
suprTt
of
th,
memb2rs
during
his
fhe
102nd
Battery,
to
MJs
Emily
..
.
Yukon,
are
returnlnz
to
the
inter-
imw
tpm
nt
nttrp
urffhnnt.
whlrh
rnv,
inrmmmwrf
Rhawhaw)
of
F
Cab.
Excellent
music
.;-d
by
Mike
Colussl's
dr-0:.3
of
the
features
of
was
the
drawing
for
T.;
winners
were:
first,
v
Scott
No.
213;
second,
:f:
:Lccd
(Stewart),
No.
Mis.
H.
H.
Newson.
No.
Oeorge
Lawson,
No.
520.
i
Jumleson,
M.L.A.
for
r
ntre
drew
thd
win-
ior
on
this
evening's
train.
They
it
would
have
been
difficult
to
Winnipeg.
The
wadding
took
place
Include
Rt.
Rev.
J.
R.
Coudert,
co-
carry
on.
However,
he
would
not
at
All
Saints
Anglican
Church,
adjutor
bishop,
to
Smithers;
Very
be
Wiving
Prince
Ruipert
nnd
.Winnipeg,
on
April
21.
Rev.
A.
Denoyer,
assistant
general
would
sMll
be
able
to
meet
;the
'
of
the
congregation
of
the
Oblates,
me-mbers
and
talk
over
the
pleas-i
SWEDEN'S
ONLY
COURSE
Montreal,
riev,
r
ainer
nuuiiin.-r,
mcumi
4
'
","u
1
provincial
for
Alberta,
Edmonton;
with
the
Brotherhood.
)
Father
A.
Godfrey
and
Father
James
Garrity.
Smlthers;
Father
E.
STOCKHOLM.
May
2:
(CP)
Neutrality
is
still
Sweden's
only
course
and
the
nation
is
pucpared
HundrMS
oi
pmp
try
a
"spot"
'to
fight
for
it.
said
Minister
f
the
Daily
News
classified:
col-
,fcnco
P.
E.
Skold
in
a
recent
ad-iimn
and
2rl
sood
results
(tf)
dress
o
the
nation.
SENSATIONAL
10
DAY
Selling
Out
All
Our
Ladies'
and
Children's
Shoes
Regardless
of
Cost.
Come
and
Share
in
this
Big
Sale
Ladies'
Suede
Oxfords.
Kcgtilar
$5.50.
Now
1
.....,..
Ladies'
$2.25
Canvas
Shoes.
Now
!
Men's
Turnbull
Combinations.
Sale
price
.
.
Men's
Summer
Oxfords,
crepe
soles
t
.
'Men's
Dress
Oxfords,
solid
'
leather
$2.69
69c
fKor
af
HALF
PRICE
$114
$1,99
$2.95
Men's
Rrown
Fine
Oxfords,
rcg.
$5.50.
3
.9
5
Now
.
,
1
...........
"
'
-
'
'
Ki
iinwv.,,,
3rd
Avenue
!
1
HONP.
im
nr
001
.
"ii
M.
P.
McCaffery
sailed
last
il&ht
on
the
Prince
George
lor
a
orici
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
J.
E.
Ormhelm
returned
to
the'
city
on
last
night's
train
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
Terrace.
PS-S-S-ST!
Here's
one
You'll
go
home
and
laugh
about!
BARBARA
STANWYCK
HENRY
FONDA
from
Academy
Award
Winner
PRESTON
STURGES
STARTS
MONDAY
chewan
in
Saskatoon.
BRITONS
"TAKE
IT"
Overseas
Officer
Tells
of
Courage
Under
Fire
SILHOUETTE
,
HOLDING
ON
Idea
Will
rerk-UD
n
the
rail
I
Mnthrr'
riav
Favors
and
Veils
Their
i
nblished
In
.the
Brantfcid
Exposi
tor.
He
writes:
"There
Is
not
much
use
dwellin:
on
the
bombing
about
which
you
hear
in
the
news.
However,
all
that
has
been
said
and
written
about
the
staying
power
of
the
average
English
civilian
under
horrible,
devilish
punishment
is
not
nrnnnirnnria.
It
is
nlaln
fact.
The
mnrp
vpils
than
the
women
of
Tur
John
Bull
Calls
Efficient
Girls
.Ability
Rather
Than
Good
Looks
Stressed
By
London
Wartime
Employers
nv
AMY
PORTER
I
tmmnu
v.
rtl
-XSr-!
Associated
Press
Fashion
W
riter
(
anA
abuitv
rather
than
cood
1
NEW
YORK,
May
2:
(AP)
Who
are
jn
demand
in
of
f
Icey.
and
i
wears
the
new
silhouette
narrow
business
establishments
nowadays,
;
sloping
shoulders,
tight
skirt,
lower
said
the
head
of
a
large
London
waistline?
'secretarial
ogerry.
About
one
woman
in
ten,
a
stylist
About
six
months
ago
employers
estimates.
Popular
price
manu-
insisted
on
attractive
girls,
prefcr-facturers,
discovering
women
didn't
jfaiy
blonds,
as
secretaries,
even
j
like
this
last
word
in
silhouettes,
jf
they
could
type
with
only
one
.
i
,ii.i
1.1.
frtnirp
i
r
.
T.
n.
v
Tnf
.rl
rl
i
nrVm
(
rCtUmCu
MJ
wgllfc
wawws,
oiiu..
imgct.
nun
ojil-jt
nou
fc"
shoulders,
billowing
skirts
for
sum-
are
efficient.
mer
'
Although
glamor
girls
never
Nevertheless,
high
fashion
auth-
made
good
secretaries
they
were
orities,
Insist
the
newer
silhouette
always
In
demand,
(the
agency
said,
will
gain
ground
in
the
fall.
So
Blonds
were
favorites,
but
brun-enjoy
your
full
skirt
while
you
may.
tttes
came
Into
their
own
and
it
11
'was
a
case
of
a
lovely
girl
For
May
whether
dark
or
fair-always
beers
Mother's
Day
(May
11)
best
sell-
able
to
find
a
Job.
will
be.
in
this
order:
Flowers,
Ing
accessories.
NoW
th
Prions
are
reversed
hats,
handkerch
efs,
?e
nowars-by-wlre
people
have
and
the
efficient
girt
is
in
demand
Some
rmp'ovcrs
specifically
ask
for
skned
several
corsages
especially
Sable
Sldei
discard
make-up
or
the
woman-not-
glrls.who
,.
;;
ably
one
making
smart
use
of
com-
-
paratively
Inexpensive
irises.
SEEKS
ISLAND
UTOPIA
'
"Mother"
handkerchiefs
are
em-J
.
;
-
broidered
with
red
and
white
car-
SydnEY,
N5.W.,
May
2:
(CP)
nation
motifs,
sometimes
have
the
.31
a
-"safe
harbor
of
peace,
word
"Mother"
embroidered
on
contentment
and
simplicity"
T.
H.
them
too
(a
sticky
notion
In
the
Esiicic,
0ne-time
American..
has
ad-oplnion
of
this
department).
Big-
vertised
for
"congenial
companions"
brimmed
and
youthful
rather
than
w1th
wnom
he
and
his
family
can
'small
and
matronly
hats
will
ap-
start
sucn
a
Pacific
Island
para-peal
to
this
spring's
mothers,
as
the
dise
stores
see
it.
.
in
accessories,
the
newest
and
The
fire
department
had
a
false
gayest
are
bags
and
hate
with
a
9
o'clock
ice,
sugar-candy
look.
These
alarm
call
shortly
after
spun
Slight
to
the
corner
of
Fifth
are
made
of
crystal
clear
plastics.
ivenSe
knitted.
Other
new
A
and
Green
Street.
crocheted
or
bag
materials
are
crocheted
wool,
Allan
Kergin,
son
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
raffia
and
beads.
Announcements
All
advertisements
tn
this
column
will
be
charged
lor
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
L
W
Kergin,
returnea
nome
uu
iveen
un
-
:
?t
n'-fc':
tra'a
frmt
his
medical
The
National
Geographic
Society
102nd.
Auxiliary
Dance,
May
2,
studies
at
the
University
of
Saskat-
says
the
women
of
America
wear
Armory.
,
:
key.
Easy
to
believe,
if
ypu
viewed
Anglican
Evening
Branch
Tea,
the
Easter
Parade.
Clouds
of
veil-
Mrs.
Hucston,
Leeds
Apartments,
ing
pink,
white,
red,
green,
purple.
May
3.
......
.
v
.
black
and
brown
will
continue
to
,
soften
the
fashion
scene,"
right
&t.
Peter's
SpringSale.
May1
8.
'
"
through
the
summer.
-
--r
In
its
newest
use-It
is
tied
about-.
Eastern
Star
Tea,
sMrs.
L,'
W.
the
crowns
of
big-brimmed
hats
Krgin's,
May
.8.
.
and
drips
down
the
back.
-
r.
-
Blg-brlms
are
really
big
.
this
tlnie.
.
Local
No.
4
Steel
Workers'
Dance
ud
to
nine
mencs.
usuauy
son,
may
w.
muic
n.
A
strlkine
testimony
to
the
c".ur-
r
....
.
iii0Vn!lf1n
m
Hnnl.
.
.
.
ii.i
i
liun
juii,
jit
v..-,
---.
.
.
.
:.
-
;
asc
of
the
people
01
urtam
i
,
.
.
rhamnairftc-
c6
-
Hospital
Auxiliary
Tea-
Nursess
face
of
"devilish
punishment''
from
s
chicken
wire
white
Ilome.
May
15.-
.
"
the
air
is
paid
by
a
Brantford
ar-
shlrrcd
red
felt
.
tlllcrv
officer
who
has
been
over-
nambrai
Cambrai
Chanter
Chanter
I.
I.
O.
O.
D.
D.
E.
spur
for
manv
months.
In
a
letter
"
Miss
Gandy
Makes
i
Fine
Donation
Of
Refugee
Garments
Thn
reornlar
monthlv
mcctlns
of
'.Spinster?
Spree
Friday,
May
10.
R,C;C.S.,
R.C.A.M.C.,
R.C.A.S.C,
R..C.
E.,
Auxiliary
Empire
Tea.
Legion,
May
17.
1
May
Seventeenth
Program,
M'uose
Hall.
General
Steffcns
guest
speaker.
Lt..
f
...
...,mn-.r
rf
tViA
fun-.
U7
A
f',
n
r)
i
n
n
Tjv.on
Rnrlnf
JlutJaaiiuu.
Hie
WUIIlCiia
lUJUliaiJ
ui'mc
.
.
uuii.n
ww-e.m
r-
o
determined
stand
of
the
people,
nriian
T.Piilon
was
held
last
nlsht
Sale.
Mav
2l.
however,
does
not
make
the
punish-
wltn
the
president,
Mrs.
William
,
,
.
ment
less
destructive
and
terrify-
Rothwell,
In
the
chair
over
a
jood
Presbyterian
Tcaj
Mrs.
James
ins.
They
are
suffering
Just
as
attendance.
A
fine
donation
from
MacKay.
May
22.
much
and
more
than
the
people
of
miss
Edith
Gandy
of
twenty-four
some
other
countries
attacked.
The
Presses
and
knitted
garments
was
"The
Private
Secretary"
Capitol
only
difference
is
that
the
British
reported
as
well
as
garments
from
Theatre,
May
28.
,tll
ruffer
anrt
rpsisf
tn
the
end."
,r..
tt
XT
riv4eo11'o
cpTt-In
it
nln.V
.
Will
OU1.V1
.ww-ww
IVllO.
IT.
11.
WW.wlw.11
O
V.
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Publishing
this
letter,
the-paper
Final
arrancements
were
made
for
Battle
of
Jutland
Tea
says:
"It
is
a
tribute
in
which
at-
tne
spring
sale
and
a
tea
to
be
held
Canadian
Legion
tention
is
drawn
to
those
who
suf-
at
the
end
of
May.
tain,
fer
and
will
suffer
and
resist
"to
the
-
end.
Yes,
suffer
and
resist.
Who
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7;
is
there
among
Canadians,
"whose
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heart
does
not
beat
In
sympathy
with
such
a
people?
Who
Is
fhere
who
would
not
give
if
he
could?
To
those
who
can,
the
Queen's
Canadian
Fund
for
Air
Raid
Victims
is
an
appeal
that
should
not
go
un
answered."
Send
your
Queen's
Canadian
Fund
subscription
to
the
Dally
News
or
the
Royal
-Trust
Company
at
Montreal
or
any,
branch
office
YES.
1
Wc
Repair
Water
Pipes,
Roofs,
vvoodwork,
Stoves
Connected,
Etc.
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
410
Chimneys
Swept
....
$2.50
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SKRVICK
Phone
BLACK
735
FRESH
Dairy
Products
Wc
have,
'thirty-six
cows
in
town
and
can
supply
you
with
fresh
milk
dally.
Our
barn
Is
located
at
Eleventh
Avenue.
East.
Visitors
Welcome.
Dominion
Dairy
phone
10
.
May
31,
Bundles
to
Brl-
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD,
Steamers
Leave
Prinre
Rupert
for
Vancouver
CATALA
EVEUV
TUESDAY,
CAUDENA
EVERY
FRIDAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Thurs.
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Service
Leave
Prince
Rupert
May
6,
17
and
27
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
.1.
SKINNER..
I'rince.Rupert
Aeent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
Trains
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
tor
the
EAST
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Alr-Conditloncd
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
....'i
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
on
Thursdays.
:30
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell.River
0
For
Full
Information
and
Reservation,
etc.
CaU
or
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
3rd
Avenut
Phone
260
Prince
Rupert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
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