THE
SIROIS
REPORT
t
What
would
be
the
Social
Kepcrcussions
in
British
Columbia?
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TO
HON.
GEORGE
M.
WIER
TONIGHT
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Vanceuver,
Monday
a.m.
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CharloH.
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Uave
PHnce
ltupert
March
3,17
and
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p.m.
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Regarding
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and
Tickets
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nhnne
868
Island
Farmers'
Institute,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
S.
Mayer,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
O.
MeKenzie,
Richardson
Family,
stairs
who
is
engaged
in
logging
for
the
Pacific.
Mills,
we
mean
what
we
say,
when
I
we
say
"This
is
the
best
VI
t7
TV
map
XxMXJLyJ
We
like
to
boast
about
our
town
It's
a
good
town.
..It
has
the
kind
of
citizens
that
make
a
good
town.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Basketball.
Metlakatla.
Alaska
vs.
B.
C.
Women's
Service
Corps
will
Savoys
nextWedneflday
and
Thurs-
accept
recruits,
Armoury,
Tuesday,
day.
(tf)
March
4,
S-IO.
S2i
Prince.
Rupert
Rowing
and
Yacht
I
Mrs.
E.
Evanson
returned
to
fhe
Club,
annual
general
meeting,
City
city
on
the
Princess
Norah
yes-Hall,
Tuesday,
March
4,
8
pjn.
ierday
morning
from
a
brief
trip
(53)
'to
Vancouver.
Donald
DeMUle,
for
drunken-1
ness,
was
fined
$25,
with
option
of
Mrs.
Charles
Goldstein
was
a
ten
days'
Imprisonment,
In
city
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
police
court
on
Saturday.-
i
Norah
yesterday
bound
from
Los
i
Angeles
to
.
Juneau.
G.
Stromdahl,
for
reckless
driv-'
tag,
was
fined
$15
in
city
police)
William
5.
Watson,
well
known
court
on
Saturday
and
was
given
jWhltehorse
merchant,
and
Mrs,
a
blue
licence.
IffliMrttiHiMilifci
W.
F.
Eve
and
daughter,
Mrs.
George
and
Doris
Leary
Mr
and'iHuest;on'
accompanied
by
the
lat-Mrs
James
Dnhnw
rvrHv,i
t
ik.
ter's
little
daughter,
returned
to
eral
Association
Queen
Charlotte
lthe
dty
011
tne
Princess
Norah
Island,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alf
Cook
iyieniay
irom
a
mp
10
vancou-Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Robertson!
ver
elsewhere
In
the
south.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Stevens,
Mr."
and
Mrs.
F.
Evans,
Mr.
and
Mrs
I
L-
E-
Beynoldson;
agent
for
the
Douglas
Edenshaw.
Dr.
and
Mrs
American
Express
Co.
at
Skagway,
J.
C.
S.
Dunn,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bellas,
Mrs-
Reynoldson
were
pas-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jesse
Brldden,
Wes
"Sere
aooaxa
me-
rruicess
jxormi
and
Jean,
Mrs.
M,
Simpson
Mr
jyesterday
returning
to
Alaska
aland
Mrs.
J.
Hagerman.
far
a
vacation
trip
to
Seattle.
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W:
H.
S.
McFar-
have
been
on
a
vacation
trip
to
lane
were
Passengers
aboard
the
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
returned
Prtncess
Norah
yesterday
retum-to
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
night
ln
t0
V
a
to
from
the
south.
.Vancouver.
Mr.
McFarlane
Is
man-
ager
01
the
1
ukou"
.uonsoimaiec
Mrs.
J.
C.
Carstalrs
and
daughter,
Mining
Co.
from
Rivers
Inlet,
will
sail
tonight
fTV"
T
LT
on
the
Camosun
for
Queen
Char-,ana4f
,
J.
J.
Tx,
X.
lotte
City.
They
wUl
Join
Mr.
Car-;ocatwe
Ul,u
cess
Norah
yesterday
returning
to
J
Skagway.
P.
S.
Bonney.
logging
suprin-l
,
.
.i
In'
Miss
S
mpkins
skter
of
;
tendent
for
Pacific
Mills,
arrived
the
city
on
the
Camosun
last
night
i
L'"
from
a
trip
to
the
Queen
Charlote
fent,y
ld
hJCa
t'
UlThds
on
official
buslne.s
and
will
,toms
ISS
'senger
aboard
the
Princess
Norah'
u,
,u
the
p,,
Catala
,,,.,
tomorrow
o,,
sail
by
aer-.j
!
-turninc
to
th.
Al-
noon
on
his
return
to
Ocean
rails,
1'.
,
.
"
IcU
If
you
want
something,
advertise
for
It
Hundreds
of
people
get
what
they
want
that
way.
(tf)
Let
us
prove
to
the
world
that
aoKd
autiai
,aitvi
iviav-j
tie
and
Tacoma.
TONIGHT,
10:30
PM.
Listen
In
to
.CUR
and
hear
General'
Ross-
inaugurate
the
campaign
.of
the
combined
auxiliaries
'
to
'
the
forces.
Members
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
V.
M.
C."
A.,
Salvation
Army,
Knights
of
Columbus,
Young
Women's
Chir-tian
Association
and
I.
O.
D.
E.
are
especially
asked
to
listen
in.
(52)
CARD
OF
THANKS
Watson
were
passengers
aboard
.the
Prinss
Norah
yesterday
re-'
turning
to
the
Yukon
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
The
fire
department
was
called
out
at
5:45
Saturday
afternoon
to
the
residence
of
F.
N.
Good,
Em-merson
Place.
There
was
an
overheated
furnace
which
caused
,no
damage.
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
JLloyd
Craig,
British
Columbia
dustrlal
representative
at
Ottawa
who
is
arriving
In
the
city
on
tomorrow
night's
train
from
the
East.
Major
Craig
will
meet
the
minister
of
mines,
Hon.
W.
J.
As-sslstlne.
who"
Is
due
here
tomorrow
from
Stewart,
and
together
they
will
proceed
to
Victoria
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
night.
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre
GENERAL
MEETING
TUES.
MAU.
4,
8
p.m.
Executive
Meeting
":38
p.m.
JAPANESE
MISSION
March
13.
i.
i
,
Mrs.
A.
R.
MaUory,
wishes
4,p
re-
drcfj8,
IT
Try
a
Daily
News
WantAd.
Jl
Jin
tiih
scimjeme
roritT
of
British
l
III,
1
.illtl
A
l.
i
nuu.ui.
Iii
tlie
Matter
of
the
"Administration
Art"
J
Anrt
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
ofJ
lOsi-ar
Olson
otherule
known
a
Oscar
OIeu
otherwl'p
known
as
Oskar
Olson."
nHTJUIIV.
Kill,
Iff.
-....
...
take
notice
that
tor
Order
of
His
When
we
undertake
to
do;
a
Job
iianor
Judge
Fisher,
toota
judge
of
the
h
hpre
J
Vn'
in
Prince
Prinpc
Runert
Rupert
wo
wo
do
ao
a
a
tSupiwn'
Court,
of
BrltlsJi
ColumNa,I
good
job.
Right
now
we
have
a
big
Job
to
do'
We've
got
to
buy
our
share
of
War
Savings
Certificates.
It
should
be
a
big
share.
Everybody
in
Prince
Rupert
must
buy
War
Savings
Certificates
and
buy
them
regularjy.
We've
got
to
win.
this
war.
Let's
show
other
towns
.
.
.
and
all'
Canada
.
.
.
and
the
Empire
.
,
.
that
Prince
Rupert
Is
In
this
fight
100.
buy
wnni
f
m
WARS
lSAVINGSBl
CERTIFICATES
REGULARLY
Space
Donated
by
DAILY
NEWS
was.
on
the
uax
day
or
reoruary
a.
u.
1MI
ftpnoJnted
Axtmlnistrawr
of
we
Estate.
of
Oscar
Olson,
otihfr1e..
known
Oscar
Oltwn.
otherwise
known
aa
Oskar
Olson
otherwise
known
as
Ofkar
Olsen.
fomwly
of
the.
City
of.
Prince
Rupert,
BnUfih,
ColuuDia,
oeceAsea.'
-wno
dlt
on
or
about
the
30th
day
of
Bep-temoer
1940.
All
persona
Indebted
;
to
tihe
said
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
'
to
tne
forthwith
and
all
persona
harlne
olaUna
ftalnt
the
aald
Estate
are,
re
quired
w
lam
ennn
iui
iiie
pruperiT
verified
on'
or
before
the
30t.li
day,
of
Apra
A.
D,
1941
filling
which
dUtrt.
butlon
will
lie
made
having
regard
only
to
auch
eialma
of
Which
I
shall
hare
been
notified.
nATED
at
Prlnre
IWipert,
B.C.
tjila
17th
day
of
February
A.
D.
1041.
,
IfORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
AcUnlnlatrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Rank
Bldf.
HALL
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
St.
Peter's
Tea,
March
6.
f
i
S
-
turn,
thanks'
'to
'a.il'fleiids;
o.:..
their
Wiid.eiu4TiW
r6ilted,
jW
II
.
'Mli
.A'
.
kft
I,
..0'
Ilk
I''
Lil9?nd.
.AuxtUary,
Marchess';
Mrs.
Croxford's,
Navy
Auxiliary
tea
March
8,
Hall.
Presbyterian
Tea.
Mrs
.Flaten's,
Varden's
entertainment
March
14,
Second
Searchlight
Auxiliary
Tea
Legion,
March
15.
Catholic
Ladies'
St.-Pa
trick
Tea,
'
March
17.
,
I
Anglican,
Tea
Mrs.
fDarton's
March
i20tb
Mrs,
Tea.
Legion,
Horticultural
Dinner,
March
24.
Rcbekah
Tea
and
Sale,
April
2.
L.
o.
D.
A.
Spring
Sale,
April
23
FRESH
FRUITS
VEGETABLES
Arriving
Every
Boat
"BUY
RIGHT"
Shop
at
Tom
Lee
&
Son
"HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS"
Phone
547
2nd
Ave.
West
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
i.
Zarein
Proprietor
"A
HOM1
AWAY
FKOM
umur
IUt
71
SO
Rooms
Hot
A
Cold
Watir
Prltic
Rupert,
B.C.
rhni
til
r.o.
Bx
111
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
W.
F.
Lye,
J.
H.:
Jefferies.
T.
Harris
Hetherington,
A.
J.
Williams.
E,
W.
Armstrong,
C.
J.
Mlchle,
B.
Wells,
L.
F.
Herbert,
C.
D.
Inman,
W.
W.
Wilson,
F.
E.
Reynolds.
L.
A.
C.
Johnstone,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Smith
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
C.
Du-bortier.
Prince
Rupert;
George
E.
Huggett,
Aliford
Bay;
B.
A.
Mac-
SMITHERS,
March
3:.
In
a
closely
contested
game
for
the
Home
Oil
Cup
in
the
Ladles'
Curling
Club
the
rinks
skipped"
by
Mrs.
Loude
and
Mrs.
Harley
Lewis
met
Commerce
is
being
postponed
Iron
In
the
finals
Wednesday
evening
this
evening
until
Wednesday
whsr.and
toe
Lewis
rink
was
the
victor
a
a
apt
special
speaker
will
be
Major:0'
a
swre
01
o
10
1.
.Many
spectators
had
gathered
to
watch
the
final
game
and
the
ladies
were
pretty
nervous
but
this
did
not
seem
to
interfere
with
the
excellent
manner
in
which
they
made
almost
professional
shots
to
get
their
rocks
into
the
centre
or
to
remove
the
shot
rock
of
the
opponent.
They
really
displayed
good
curling
all
through
the
contest
and
there
was
nothing
to
choose
between
the
two
teams,
the
breaks
of
the
game
alone
behig
the
deciding
factor.
.
mis.
Lie
wis
was
supported
Dy
Mabel
Berg.
Mrs.
Vi;
McDonald
and
Ada
Mayer
while
the
Loude
.
'
1
r
n
i.
m
jTl
tnnK
nan
aits,
boyi,
aits,
neauer
and
Mrs.
Ball
on
the
firing
line.
A.
Dando,
president
of
the
Smi
thers
Curling
Club,
presented
the
,
cup
to
the
Lewis
Rink
immediately
i
aiver
me
comes
v
arm
il
wui
pros-1
''I
:t
.,
5
1041.
page
rmm
THI
IHTUH
COLUMMA
oismtur
CO.
1TB.
Er
by
the
Liquor
Cenbel
Bo
f
fcy
W
?J
r..
.
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o
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r
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i
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r
mmtm
Siyai4
ance
By
Sea
Eadets
Draws
roung
Folks
Naval
.headquarters
was
the
ne
Friday
night
of
a;
happy
icln
party
by
the
local
Sea
idet
Corps.
Cadets,
their
girl
ends
and
other
guests,
all
num-
ring
about
sixty
couples,
were
attendance.
Prom
8
p.m.
utftl'
fcn.;;ht
dancing
wat
In
full
swln;
h
Lieut
Alex
Mitchell
as
master
ceremonies
and
music
by
Mrs.
Darfo
Orchestra.
The
hall
in
i
attractively
decorated
for
the
men,
Excellent
refreshments
ie
a
popular
feature.
Whs
committee
In
charge
con
of
Ned
Tobey,
Bill
Baker,
den
Calderwood,
Alan
Larse,
Eed
)
Holtby,
Bill
Hunter,
Edward
vr".
Jack
Wearmouth
and
Bid
xander
In
charge
of
th
sal
Is'.t
drinks
were
Jack
Franks
K
Donnip
Metachlan.
Archie
J
pr
sided
at
the
door.
Irdreas
ot
people
try
a
"spot"
ht
Dally
News
classified
col
li
2nd
Ret
good
results.
(tf)
BATTALION
AT
CHURCH
Rocky
Mouniaoin
Rangers
Attend
First
I'nlUd
Morning
Strvk-e
With
the
Fltst
Battalion,
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers,
parading
smartly
to
the
First
United
Church
yesterday
morning
the
church
wa
crowded
to
capacity.
The
Junior
choir
of
twenty-one
voices
led
the
singing
with
good
effect
and
presented
a
fine
rendering
of
the
anthem,
"March
In."
Rev.
J.
C.
Jack-:on
gave
an
impressive
sermon.
On
their
way
to
and
from
the
morning
service
the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
were
accompanied
by
both
their
full
brass
band
and
their
tougfe
band
and
their
alternate
playing
provided
continuous
music
for
the
regiment
and
fine
entertainment
for
the
general
public.
i
In
the
evening
Mr.
Jackson
spoke
on
"prayer
as
communion
,
with
God."
The
childish'
belief
in
prayer
as
an
asking
for
gifts
or
even
in
Its
power
as
a
charm
changed
as
experience
proved
the
fallacy
of
both.
Instead
of
prayer
being
an
asking
for
benefits,
It
became
a
re
quest
to
"make
me."
Some
people
claimed
It
to
get
strengthening
of
spirit
and
courage.
To
some
I,
was
a
meditation.
But
this
was
not
prayer
In
Us
fullest
sense.
,
Jesus
own
prayers
were
not
al
ways
answered
and
the
disciples
asked
him
to
teach
them
to
pray.
With
Him
It
was
communion
with
Ood
and
the
disciples
knew
what
it
meant
It
should
not
be
an
occas
ional
act
but
an
habitual
attitude.
(Added
to
this
there
should
be
def
inite
acts
of
devotion
at
set
times
and
seasons.
Prayer
was
a
search
of
the
soul
for
Ood
rather
than
a
request
for
His.
gifts.'
This
was
not
a
modern
view
for
the
men
of
all
ages
had
found
the
same
satlsfac
tlon.
As
a
result
of
the
communion
with
God,
God
became
real
and,
through
it,
people
could
keep
them
selves
In
the
love
of
Ood.
!
The
senior
.choir
sang
the
an
them
"From,
the
Rising
of
the
Sun"
IF.
A.
O.
Ouseley)
as
a
special
musi
cal
number.
Graham
Island
Pays
Tribute
At
Mallory
Rites
PORT
-CLEMENTS,
March
3:
The
funeral
of
the
late
A.
R.
Mallory,
which
took
place
at
MasseiV
was
attended
by
a
very
large
num
ber
of
friends
from
all
over
the
Island.
A
very
Impressive
service
was
conducted
by
Rev.
J.
Murray
at
the
church
in
Port
Clements
the
evening
before.
Practically
all
the
Inhabitants
of
Port
Clements
and
the
East
Coast
were
present,
showing
the
very
great
esteem
in
which
decased
was
held.
The
following
morning
the
cas
ket,
which
was
covered
by
the
Union
Jack,
was
conveyed
to
Mas-
sett
by
the
mission
boat
Western
Hope.
The
cortege
was
preceded
byi
the
Massett
band
from
Old
Mas-sett
with
"The
Dead
March
in
Saul"
being
played.
Then
the
procession
proceeded
to
the
little
cemetery
on
the
North
Beach
where
the
remains
were
laid
to
rest
after
a
brief
service.
There
were
many
beautiful
floral
tributes
from
the
following:
Wife
and
Son,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dyson.
Fred
and
Louise
and
family.
Port
Clements
Ccmmunlty
Qlub,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Crawford.
Graham
Real
Relief
for
Mhetiet
off
HEAD
GOLDS
Put
3
-purpose
Va-tro-oal
Bp
eich
nostril
...
(1
)
It
shrink
swollen
ntm-branes;
(2)
Soothes
Irritation;
Helps
flush
out
nasal
passaje,'cUar-
ing
cioggicg
mucus.
'
t
"Build
B.C.
Payrolls"'.
Perfect
With
Coffee
Used
Furniture
Good
size
Chiffonier,
5
drawers,
ivory
finish
and
mirror,
,
n
VICK5VATROML
Lean,
Port
Esslngton;
D.
Candow,
ably
be
christened
by
the
ladJeS'S
R.
A.
Parker
and
R.
J.
Cummins,
some
future
occasion.
ift
Vancouver;
Mrs.
J.
Hindley,
Bel-
The
Ice
remains
in
good
contti-
carre,
sask
.;
Carl
Carlson.
Melfort.
tinn
and
th.
LucVv
n-MsiM
Sast;
G.
6.
Pinseni,
Aliford
Bay;
is
going
right
alon;.
I.
!s
ihl
trf-
L.
F.
Campbell
and
O.
P.
Campbell,
tention
of
the
curlr
;
.3
kee
Kamloops;
H.
Williams,
Bend.
ing
as
long
as
weath.r
LADIES'
CURLING
Sirs.
Harley
Lewis'
Kink
Winner
In
Final
At
Smithers
Last
Week
I
:ermlt.J
H
111
IVlMlKt
i
h
"I
am
glad
to
tell
cf.
the
wdrit
of
Pacific
Milk
whhftHi&ve
used
continually
and
almo-4'ex-clusively
for
many
years,"
vwltes
Mrs.
OJSJB.
"Personally
I-Jiave!
found
it
a
perfect
milk
forjeof-'
fee
and
among
my
old-mends'
I
am
famed
for
makingjood
coffee.
Pacific
brings
out
a
delightful
flavor."
PACIFIC
MILK
-
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Pattsrd
V
Fresh
Local
Raw
ancj
Pasteurized
Milk
v'
VALENTIN
DAIRY-nioNE
65:
"4
Bedroom
Dresser
irory
finish,
Gale
leg
TaUe,
walnni
fialsh,
I
Chairs,
Range
in
white
enamel
for
burning
coal
or
wood
'
Single
Bed,
cable
spring
and
felt
mattress
.
Linoleum
Rug,
size
6x9,
Axminster
Rug,
9x104
"
,
Kitchen
Table,
g-piece
Dining
Room
Suite,
Chesterficldjjuitj;
'
-
2
Range
fitted
with
an
oil
burner,
Quebec
heater,
Air
Tight
Heaier,
Perfection
room
Heater,
B.C.
Camp
Stove,
Fire
Basket,
Fireplace'
Screen,
Coleman
Lamp,
Sad
Irons,
Clothes
WringersStojt
Shield,
large
size
steel
Crib,
Prams,
Convertabie
Carriage
ELIO'S
Store
Hours
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
New
Furniture
Department
MOOSE
BUILDING
THIRD
AVEKUI
The
Wise
Person"
gets
a
lot
of
satisfaction
out
,pf
.every
purchase
they
make.
If
you
have
an
idea
as
to
what
good
coal
should
be,
try
s
ton
of
the
kind
we
sell
and
you
can
prove
to
your
own
satisfaction
that
the
money
you
spent
was
wisely
Invented.
Keep
our
name
and
phone
number
in
mind.
comfort
WAeityoUi
ton.
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for
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Wednesday,
Friday,
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p.m.
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Sleeping
and
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Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
Thursday.
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p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
'
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Full
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and
Reservation,
etc.
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