PAGE
SIX
Expert
Optical
Service
Just
Rambling
BY
ANNA
MAY
ULLMAN
South
Haielton
Chas.
Dodimead
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
-
For
Fine
China,
Dinnenvare,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
pies,
his
own
varieties
of
cake,
cooking
meat,
etc.
A
friend
swears
.iiat
the
reason
cook
Lee
Quoy
likes
him
so
well
is
because
he
once,
helped
the
newly
arrived
Oriental
to
throw
out
his
predecessor's
pies
at
a
local
pole
camp.
At
the
outcost
of
Telegraph
Creek,
some
of
the
young
bucks
:
Getting
a
new
Chinese
cook
at
buy
their
wood
ieady-cut
while
a
camp
or
.lciel
is
a
:a:ber
ex-
living
in
town.
They
are
not
lazy,
pensive
business.
For
although
by
any
means,
but
think
that
pach
one
is
clean
about
his
work
wood
cutting
in
town
is
the
"Jail-and
his
person,
he
sas
abaut
his
man's
Job"
a
disgrace.
For
the
predecessor,
"Him
tea
dirty"
or
Prcvincia
Constable
puts
short
makes
same
other
disparaging
re-
term
prisoners
to
work
on
the
mark.
Thereupon
he
gathers
up
wood-pile
for
infractions
of
trap-all
the
other
cook's
pies,
cakes,
r'ng
laws.
Bat
cutting
wood
on
the
bread
and'
cooked
meat
which
he
trapline?
That's
different
The
dumps
iirio
U13
garbage
can.
Then.
Constable
has
no
trapline,
there
with
the
air
of
one
who
has
for
does
not
need
wood
cut
out
washed
his
hands
of
a
disagree-
of
town.
able
Job,
he
bustles
about
the
"
kitchen,
baking
fresh
bread,
new
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
Peoples
Store
Home
Furnishing
Sale
FRIDAY,
SATURDAY,
MONDAY
ONLY
Save
Many
Dollars
On
BEDDING
-TOWFLS
FLANNELETTE
SHEETS
Thick,
warm
and
cosy.
Soft
rose
and
blue
trim.
Qg
Double
bed
size
V
J.
INDIAN
BLANKETS
Gay
Navajo
patterns.
Well
woven.
The
all
purpose
Q-f
QQ
blanket.
$2JW
tegular
i?
Jv
REVERSIBLE
THROWS
Lovely
reversible
shades.
Soft
and
nappy.
Qrt
QC
Large
ilze.
Limited
stock
QJO
BLEACHED
SHEETS
Special
value.
nx37,
large
size.
Q-f
ftp
Each
QXO
PILLOW
SLIPS
Standard
42"
size.
Bleached.
n
Spscial,
pair
0'
WASH
CLOTHS-
ff
P
TURKISH
TOWELS-
(Face
Cloths)
n?5011
29C
"
HANI)
TOWELS
TEA
TOWELS
Special.
AttracUve
-f
fin
Per
pair
pattern
At1'
Mall
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Night
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE!
i
In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
l
THIRD
AVE.
Next
to
Hcilbroncr's
Phone
BLUE
907
f
MIMMIIMtttMk4MntMllttlMIHHMM
:
We
ain't
madjat
Nobody
I
War
Service
Subscriptions
Df.
R.
C.
Bamford
Mrs.
C.
Bennett
Mrs.
Fred
Cameron
P.
DeJong
Phillips
Grocery
$8
month
for
8
months
A.
$25.00
600'
6.00
I
John
Bulger
L(d
JEWELLER
S
Central.
Hotel
Central
notel
Annex
150
Heated
Rooms
not
Water
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mrl.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
;
,
,
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wnnmrnrnirim
mw
i
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NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
i.
Zarslli
Proprietor
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HOME
AWAY
FROM
75c
u
JO
Koome
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prlice
Rupert.
B.C.
Phone
2X1
P.O.
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I
It
THE
DAILY
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3IcNAB
WELCOMED
BACK
FROM
ENGLAND
Wec-
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left
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ctfi-cer
of
No.
t
Fighter
adr;
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of
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AF
tf--.f
the
heaviest
fighting
of
Germany's
b
.ukr,
ai;.:-.
Br:uc
Amj:.g
those
present
to
meet
tiir.
at
the
str-en
when
he
arrived
u
Ottawa
was
the
chief
at
the
air
suff
.
Air
Vice-Marshall
L
S.
Breadner.
right
ACTIVE
IN
COLLECTING
Canadian
War
Services
Fund
Drive
In
Smithers
Dbtrict
Is
Well
Under
Way
SMITHERS,
Marcn
28:
The
g
committee
in
charge
of
the
cam-
rmfo-n
fr
tho
nllMtisrt
nf
YimHs
Flaten
10.00
-
-
..
...
.
"
v""""
"
Dr.
C.
H.
Hankinson
50
00
fU
fiMi05
bfme
Tei7
active
and
ar-
w
Kmir,
JtSSv
""'
'nmsements
are
all
made
for
the
S-
iIaMey
j?2
handtog
of
toe
drive
in
Smithers,
E.
A.
Nickerson
.
10.00
Mrs.
S.
Pierce
6.00
Rev.
G.
A.
RIx
25JM
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook
25.00
Mrs.
R.
S.
Scherk
60
VISIT
TO
KITWANGA
L.
H.
Kenney
secretary.
In
Hazelton,
Adjutant
E.
Bruns-don
of
the
Salvation
Army
will
head
the
campaign
while
C.
R.
Bussing
er
will
look
after
Telkwa.
At
the
last
meeting
of
the
committee
in
Smithers
there
were
twenty-frre
present
to
assist
In
.
,.
,
,
,
.
,
the
arrangements
for
a
parade
M?It
It2r2i.!3
throa3h
Saturday
eve!
.i
7
ning
when
the
High
School
Cadets
Z
parade
under
K"
Hot
a
visit
to
Kitwanga.
One
of
.he
-
mstnt:U)r
and
gmitheis
Brass
Silas
William
Bevan
and
Albert
Young.
WANTED
;i
i
their
parade
through
town.
This
event
will
start
off
the
campaign
locally
and
the
collection
of
funds
will
be
taken
Care
of
by
the
Smithers
and
District
Chamber
of
Commerce,
the
various
railway
organizations
and
other
local
bodies
while
the
pupils
.
and
students
at
the
Public
and
illgh
School
will
also
take
part
by
their
contributions
at
the
schools.
The
Canadian
Legion
has
also
been
active
and
has
already
contributed
a
substantial
amount'
to
head
the
list
of
contributors.
Every
member
and
every
veteran
in
the
district
has
been
circularized
and
they
have
responded
well
to
the
call.
Before
the
drive
had
really
started
the
committee
found
Itself
with
nearly
$100
in
hand
that
had
already
been
subscribed.
Everything
points
to
a
very
successful
campaign
for
the
War
-Services
Fund.
'
YOUNG
HU.MK
GIMRDS
EDINBURGH,
March
23:
(CP)
A
14-year
old
youth
of
this
Scottish
city
claims
he
Is
the
youngest
member
of
the
Home
Guard
in
Great
Britain,
refuting
"similar
Cairns
cf
two
15-year
old
boys
In
England.
'
,
YES
!
We
Repair
Water
Pipes.
Roofs,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected,
Etc.
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
$L50
Chimneys
Swept
'$3.50
HANDY
MAN
nOME
SERVICER
Phone
BLACK
732
J.H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldg.
FILM
FARE
FOR
APRIL
Capitol
Theatre
here.
The
list
U
as
follows:
-Q
r.ria-srri
H
rtahinfiOn.
Ann
Sothern
and
Humphrey
Bo-
"
11
gart
in
Brother
Orchid."
.,
March
30.
April
1
and
2
Errol
Flynn.
Olivia
d
Harilland
and
Raymond
Massey
In
"Sanja
Fe
Trail
"
-
April
3
and
4-Betty
arable,
Don
Ameche
and
Charlotte
Greenwood
in
Down
Argentina
Way."
(Technicolor
April
5
Preston
Foster
Jn
"Ger-onlmo"
and
Tom
Brown
.
In
"O
Johnny.
How
You
Can
Love."
,
.
April
7
and
8VRUz
Brothers
in
Argentine
Nishts
ard
Bob
Burns
in
"Alias
the
Deacon."
April
9.
10.
U
and
12
Gary
Cooper
and
Madelein
Carrol
to
"Northwest
Mounted,
Police."
(Technicolor.)
April
14,
15
and
1&
Bette
Davis
4
land
and
Herbert
Herbert
Marshall
Marshall
In
In
"The
"Trie
Let-fll55BBB
April
17
and
18
Henry
Fonda
In
"Return
of
Frank
James,"
(Tech
nicolor.)
April
19
Sir
Cedric
Hardwicke
in
Pictures
Invisible
Man
Returns
and
Gene
Interesting
List
of
Booked;
for
Showing
Here
Next
.Month.
w.
April
21,
22,
23
and
24
Clark
.Cable
and
Vivfen
Leigh
in
Oone
A
number
of
Interesting
features
Witn
the
Wnd
booked
for
April
showing
at
the
1
...
-
an,
.vtM.
,
YouH
Find
Out
George
Formby
'IX
APPEALS
SUPPOSE
your
boy
was
on
active
service
in
Great
Britain,
Iceland,
Newfoundland,
or
in
a
Canadian
Camp
far
from
home.
You'd
want
him
to
have
wholesome
recreation,
homelike
social
contacts
and
every
possible
comfort
and
happiness
off
duty.
The
boys
of
our
righting
forces
are
our
own
flesh
and
blood.
From
mine,
sea,
farm
and
forest
and
from
city,
town
and
villaec,
they
have
cone
forth
as
defenders
of
our
safety,
our
homes
and
our
way
of
life.
They
have
broken
home
ties,
left
friends
and
loved
ones,
given
up
the
comforts
of
home.
Six
great
organizations
are
united
in
asking
for
funds
to
sec
that
those
comforts
are
provided.
Surely
we,
safe
and
secure
at
home,
will
provide
them
with
moments
of
happiness.
Let
the
volunteer
helper
who
calls
on
you
carry
back
your
pledge
of
loyal
support
for
our
fighting
men.
The
boys
rely
on
the
folks
back
hdme.
You
never
have
failed
them
you
will
not
now
.
.
.
Give
generously
in
this
combined
appeal.
'"When
The
I
ta
0ror8e
Ualtons
UM
,
-
At
7:09
,nd
l:R
BREAKFASTS
A
FAMILV
MTIISE
were
the
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AFFAIR
IN
OUR
HOUSF..
)
At
8
3J-
Oniji
ITS
A
HOT
QUAKER
CATS
)
WonLD
NE"
s
t
l;M
1
TWINS,
THE
BABY
AND
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C0M,XC
Saturday
om.H
(MV
HUSBAND-BELIEVE)
0.
Robing,
MV
PEP,
TOO!
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r
-our
Nolionot
Campaign
Headquart:
200
Bay
Str'f
Toronto
Chairman
lor
nritlsh
Columbia
Lieut.-Colonel
J.
P.
Fell
Q
B
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Vancouver
YMCA
YWCA
CANADIAN
LEGION
'
WAR
SERVICES
INC.
K
OF
G
SALVATION
ARMYV'I.O.D.E.
Canadian
Army
Huts
includet
Home
Services,
V
(0r
tyetternTrooincea
only,