PAGE
FOUR
EYES
KM
Licencee
lor
Numounts
Jy
Full-rue
Frames,
the
Newest
In
Eye-Wear
EYES
Expert
Optical
Service,
Watch,
Clock,
Jcwelcry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
fW
CIIAS
DODIMEAD
Plometrist
,n
Charge
I
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Phone
261
for
Appointment
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Dascm'ent
Store
for
Fine
China,
Glassware
and
Novelties
i
:!
A
cf)n
i
s
In
The
Right
Direction
That's
what
wc
call
our
new
store
located
at
50fi
THIRD
AVE..
H'..
-
1
i
across
the
street
from
the
Canitol
Theatre
and
Ormes
Druir.
More
room
for
your
comfort
and
the
most
central
location
in
town
for
your
convenience.
YOU
TOO
WILL
TAKE
"A
STEP
IN
THE
KIGHT
DIRECTION,"
if
you
see
all
i94rs
NEWEST
WOMEN'S
SHOES
Is
it
shoe
comfort
you
want
or
feet
that
sparkle
with
style
or
both?
You'll
find
them
all
at
the
Cut
Rate
Store.
Pumps,
oxfords,
Cuban
heels,
walking
shoes
in
kid,
patent
and
suede.
All
width
and
sizes.
PRICED
TO
SELL
The
Gut-Rate
Shoe
Store
jj
NEW
LOCATION
506
THIRD
AVE.,
W.
"RUPERT
BRAND
Smoked
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
British
Coiumnia
I
We
ain't
mad
at
Nobody
j
"ta0aasattavva.
.........
Wanted-Raw
Furs
HIGHEST
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
Ship
to
J.
E.
ORMHEIM,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
Representing
HUDSON'S
BAY
COMPANY
Phone
7.
1C7
East
3rd
Ave.
HIS
WORK
VALUABLE
Many
Honors
Were
Heaped
On
Late
Sir
Frederick
Banting,
Writer
And
Scientist
BODIES
IN
MONTREAL
MONTREAL,
March
3:
The
bodies
of
Dr.
Frederick
G.
Bant-
I
inff,
William
Bird
and
William
f
Snailham,
killed
in
the
crash
of
j
a
military
plane
at
Musgrave
i
Harbor
last
week-end,
were
'
brought
here
Saturday
from
St.
1
John's
Newfoundland.
j
'
Banting's
funeral
will
be
held
In
Toronto
and
those
of
Bird
and
Snailham
in
Hamilton.
Two
military
planes
carried
the
bodies
as
well
as
the
sole
survivor,
Capt.
Joseph
C.
Mackey
of
Kan-
,
sas
City,
the
pilot
of
the
ill-fated
plane..
Few
scientists
received
such
j
speedy
and
enthusiastb
recognl.
jtlon
for
their
discoveries
as
the
late
Sir
Frederick
Banting.
His
finding
that
ust
of
pancreatic
hormone
helped
diabetes
sufferers
was
greeted
at
first
with
consid
TEH
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
EDISON
MAZDA
LAMPS
i
t
n
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
erable
doubt
by
medical
authorl-'
1
111
:
bJSi
'I'
5pe?y
doubtd
and
was
invalided
lo
England
with
benefit
won
it
general
accept-
bL(.d
ance.
....
,
.
Medical
men
in
many
countries
.
j.-u.,..
.
t
.
ni,.
i
.u
covl
?mS
a"
Animals
was
made
as
far
back
as
male
lead.
TJr
STen
J1
thOS-
1889,
two
years
tefore
Dr.
Bant-
The
period
of
the
picture
Is
from
of
Pasteur.
The
Canadian
govern-
o,
.....
moo
.u
Sol
IS?
AT
J
i
st,
working
under
the
present
time.
.,nit.lVU'
direction
of
McLeod,
'
to
extract
In-
.uninterrupted
program
of
research.
,
Honors
heaped
on
Dr.
Banting
Mmv
titat,
nt
,.,,
7
.v.
a
.
-
1
rnllrvirintT
arm,
ui.
discovery
failed
to
affect
his
sense
acuie
dliDetes:
Experimented
On
Dogs
i
.
.
of
loyalty
to
his
co-workers.
He
"
,
,.,.,
,
iho,r
In
their
experiments
they
found
n
.
thought
uv,t
an
.I,
injustice
that
th
.
.
.
.
...
L
iNcbel
prize
committee
failed
to
'
1
-
-
"r
,
give
equal
recognition
to
Dr.
Best
.
J..1..J
"
A.:
IniPTiTDi:
IS
BEST
OF
YEAR
"Kitty
Foyle,"
the
picture
In
which
Ginger
Rogers
won
the
annual
award
of
the
Academy
of
Motion
Picture
Arts
and
Sciences
for
the
most
outstanding
performance
by
an
actress
In
1940,
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Caoltol
Theatre
for
the
first
of
this
week.
Of
course,
the
picture
needs
no
further
recommendation
than
the
mere
fact
that
it
won
for
its
star
this
most
coveted
of
all
recognition.
The
picture
is
based
on
Christopher
Aforley's
best
selling
novel
and
U
a
tense
drama.
Born
on
the
"wrong
side
of
the
tracks,"
Kitty
envlet
the
Philadelphia
socialites
nnd
fall
In
love
witty
one
of
them
and,
after
a
romantic
Interlude,
they
arc
married.
However,
the
match
does
not
prove
satisfactory
and
there
Is
an
annulment.
Later
a
baby
Is
born
but,
by
,
this
time,
her
former
husband
Is
eriganed
to
a
Philadelphia
society
girl.
The
baby
dies
and
Kitty
resumes
her
business
career,
achieves
Success
and
later
finds
herself
faced
with
a
vital
decision
which
brings
about
a
gripping
climax.
Miss
Rogers,
as
might
be
excect-cd,
displays
her
dramatic
talents
brilliantly.
Dennis
Morgan
and
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
j
j.
.
.
,
.
'itnis
oi
aavancra
maueies
wnicn
.
.
and-
declared
at
ones
he
would
..j
.
.
William
Brett.
Oeorse
Andarson.
l
t
his
hLS
own
W"
lniMt,on.
Injections
nf
of
,..
insulin.
Dy
Thr
Then
thPv
they
Ca,
Carl
'
,,.
olslre
lskf
f
and
d
.
A"10"
Dybhavn
dham
tt.itk
ii,..
i
n
couia
as
Corsica
suDuianeous
Sf
Ih
SCl
e??
hall
of
of
the
prize,
which,
when
it
iu.
.j
tailed
yesterday
cn
the
Primess
ivuiiu
uic
adine
jncwiuu
ui
neat-
moVioj
vi
,
....
.
.
reacned
Jllm
thmnirh
V,
Knrah
fnr
Tiiisoii
...111
oh
V
..
:
ment
beneficial
to
human
diabetes
"V
"
,
Z
1
Onf
T
.$5,f
;
Patlents-
ney
discovered
that
In-
?"nd
a
of
halibut
One
of
of
Dr.
Banting's
first
con-
,u
i
..
4U.
beat
owners
and
fishermen
on
a.
t
CUUll
XilJCALiUllO
tyi
I
WWTJ
11
tell
.
.
0i
eS
Problcm
ln
ard
to
operations
SbShTrS
Z5
dency
f
diaoetlc
persons
to
ex-
durlns
toe
comln
oundaSnthr
.r
crete
sugar
m
the
urine
by
correct-
season-Sv
oi
rf1
,hC
CUld
ln
the
deficiency
of
Insulin
In
the
.
,
,
carry
on
hl
his
work.
The
endowment
internal
'
Having
on
board
a,
total
of
organs
Sr
"Sntwf
WhlCh
KtCr
Dr-
Banting's'
achievement
won
V
passengers,
C.
P.
R.
Dr.
Bantings
name
stcamer
Princess
was
begun
by
early
recognition
in
his
own
ooim-
Norah,
Capt.
Wll-tl(f
M:??
port
at
benefitted
from
insulin
treatment.
?
Vcsy
morning
from
evry
of
Insulin,
he
was
awarded
,oclKk
The
need
for
research
facilities
Vancouver
and
sailed
at
10:30
the
Dr
F
A
Reeve
Prize
for
thP
a.
was
recpgnlzed
by
Sir
William
Mul-
WOrker'in
the
University
of
Tor-
m-.
for
and
other
Alaska
SSTrf.
clef
Justlce'
w
onto
showing
greatest
aptitude
ln
Pln
whence
she
is
due
back
headedi
a
campaign
for
collection
medical
research.
In
May.
1924
th-
.?re
T10"
afternom
south-
nL"7,
a?d
A
mS,Sted
P
American
,,
Phllowphlcal
Society
bound-
The
vess?i
eleven
naming
the
Institution
the
Bant-
.ave
him
4he
John
ssatt
medal
Passengers
at
PrtnbTRupert
while
'
nnnSea
"fu
"
Ulit
Dr-
Bantl"S
did
not
go
to
Stock-
ff6"
Tk
inm
here
to
'5?2.,0?)..for
estab
"shment
of
the
holm
to
receive
the
Nobel
Prize
the
north-
aonaiea
y
dta'
untU
1925
hen
he
was
asked
to,
"
,
,
beicPa,lents-
-ThI
f
deliver
trio
Nobel
lcture.
He-
was'
wtM,
WHhTa
'ar-ld
list
of
passcn-tTeaencK
Grant
Banting
wn
v,
o
a
i
j
u
.
sers,
Union
steamer
natnln
rnt
I
tJorn
at
Alliston,
Ontario.
November
an
lnvlvatlon
Ernest
Sheppard,
arrived
ln
port
4,
1891.
a
son
of
William
ThomD-
in
1927
Dr.'
Banting
Investigated
at
11
'cIock
last
nlsht
from
the'
son
Bantin?.
He
received
hU
SOU,h'
831111,8
pft
early
the
feasibility
of
establishing
in
midnight
for
education
In
his
home
town,
at-
the
Canadian
Arctic
hospitals
and
?wart
and
other
northern
points
i
tended
Victoria
Collene,
Toronto,
other
facilities
for
giving
medical
whenCe
fhs
.will
lreturn
here
to-nd
was
srraduated
in
medicine
care
to
the
Eskimo.
He
went
north
morrow
afternoon
southbound.
.
from
the
University
of
Toronto
in
for
three
months
aboard
the
Dom-
'
vU'Vh
e"
ed,
"
the
Canadlan
Jnion
government
steamship
Be-'Dicce
HI
skin
,n
!"'r7,
thai
aZTI
department
I
Expeditionary
Force
and
served
cthh.
He
found
It
would
not
tv
?J
finally.
in
1918.
as
medical
officer
the
Eskimo
because
of
his
rovlns
S
T
.
.
'
,cMhe
44th
Battalion.
H-
wa,
.ev-
life
In
recoSnl"on
of
his
services
to
-relv
wounded
at
Oanib-al.
where
Durlrw
his
trin
to
the
north
the
medCif
and
humanity
he
was
to
was
awarded
the
Military
Cross,
doctor
had
time
to
tduge
his
S&
of'
Sn?
i
th'
S"?"1
New
York
and
j.:
favorite
hobby,
painting.
With
A.
Son
'
'ooyKKN.MKXT
i.Hiiou
act"
Y
Ja:ks:)n,
member
of
.the
former
Dr
Bantlmr
,
,,rf
1
(section
m)
Oroup
cf
Seven,
he
came
homfi
t"U.VA$m"Tlmi
.Notice
ot
Application
for
iiii
Liience
with
numerous
P
nlctures
nf
ArC,tIC
am,mt;
Mlllun
"Dertson,
daughter
of
JfOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
on
u
vT!4
.
Dr.
William
Robertson
txt
Flnra
the
sut
dav
of
Mar.-n
1941
th.
scenes
wnicn
attracted
wide
notice'
iundewiunrt
empress
social
club
From
1919
till
1920
Dr.
Banting
ulVr
u.J
7.
.
0ne
500
limited
lateodi
to
to
the
e
divoroed
,n
1932-Control
CTiy
Liquor
was
resident
surgeon
at
th
h
,
Board
Xor
a
Club
Llccnw
In
re-
SI
He
Was
a
mambar
for
.
I
Of
the
United
Pltal
-.w
Sick
Children
in
Toronto,
uniiea,
apect
or
premise
situated
on
th
top
'churrh
f
.noor
of
ithe
Empres.,
BStck
at
the
cor-For
.
he
next
year
he
practiced
I
01
uanaaa.
'ner
of
Second
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
medicine
In
Londnn
nnfartn
meaicine
ln
Lontion,
Ontario,
..
.
-
.
was
...
upon
land,
described
uat
11
h
12
-
of
Block
23
of
section
1.
Map
B23.
tn
Part-time
assistant
in
physiology
th
ctty
of
Prince
Rupert.
Prince
Rup-
at
the
University
of
Western
On-
ert
Land
Resrlirtratlon
District,
ln
the
tarlo
"
A
conslderablc
sWmW
11-.
time
after
,,
.
Province
of
Britiah
Columbia,
to
enutie
Y
,
he
each
member
of
the
nJd
dub
in
k
had,
left
London
rt
Was
revpalprf
hv
on
the
prwnL-
a
reasonable
quantity
a
British
surgeon
that
Dr.
Bantlnz
Of
llCIUOr
for
Wrmlill
rvnimmiTilInn
rr,
,
.
the
prwnisea
in
accordance
with
the,naa.maa?
a
caslnS
for
the
deform-
provlsious
of
the
Government
Liquor
Act
ana.
uie
Regulations
promulgated
thereunder.
DATED
th'j
28th
da7
of
Fefbruarv
EMPRESS
SOCIAL
CLUB
LIMITED
By
J,
O,
Moody.
President.
IN
TUB
MITKKME
COIKT
OF
IIKITIS1I
CUIXMUM
l
I'KOIIATE
In
the
.Matter
of
the
"Administration
Aft"
Anil
-
III
the
Matter
of
the
Extate
of
Ernst
Itetnhold
Walter,
Deceased
TAKE
NOTICE
ithat
bv
nrrier
nf
HI
Honor,
W.
E.
Fisher,
itJhe
30th
day
of
October,
A-
v,
1840,
we
were
appointed
Executor
of
-
tlie
'estate
of.
Em&t
Rein-hold
Waliter,
deceived,
and
all
parties
havliitr
rln
!m
AtrHlmit
itiv
kaIH
rafnt
are
OiereD;
required
to
furnish
same,
the
10th
llay
of
March.
A
D.
1941.
and
all
rjarttea
indebted
ito
tile
estate
are
rcaulred
to
Iwv
th.
vnnunt
nf
thlr
indebtedness
to
ua
fortJiwtth.
miw
we
iuui
a&y
01
reoruary,
A.
,D,
1941.
,
.
WRS.
KATKRINE
R.
A.
OILLETT,
t
Prince
Rupert,
D.
C,
.
CARL
KIRMIS,
'
MasBett
B.
C.
HAROLD
ORMBRAKr.
Watun
River.
B
C.
.f!.t
Wt-"
'
.
,
.
ed
Toot
of
a
seven-vear
nM
hnv
which
was
described
as
a
master-
PAINTING
Decorative
Kalsomining
Signs
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IK
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!
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Au-i-.i
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-
GINGER
ROGER!
KITTY
F0YLE
DENNIS
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