We
c
A
L
L
March
19,
1941
40oz.J3i
25ol2
J3ot.M.
ave
u
Cal
In
Today
a,nd
See
,p
Y
-;:ig
Men's
qnnsuan
as-
fioa
ivpons
a
nuiiasc
u.
h.
material
for
the
fprces
tc
u
I
.iiriKOn
area-
.u
ub-
joca)
people,
Instead
of
i:et
In
touch
with
the
i
which
will
arrange
y
I
.
THI
IHTISH
COLUMIIA
DIJTILIUT
CO.
LTO.
Jrtiimt
nl
li
not
subliiW
a
JluitnJ
ly
tli
Liquw
Corbel
Botrd
t
by
itii
y-r
w
.-rf
Jill
4i
Lwn
n
.Hf.liv
f-.:"
.''
r-
j
jjonvereu
uir
easier
H
llrrJIy
hundreds
of
bright,
.new
patterns
,to
fjlipiv
you
au
iii
unpiirii'u
juuncp
FasMpn-Cralt
Assure
you
of
.the
newest
styling,
proper
rut
and
perfect
ft.
Fashion-Craft's
"11
Ent-lfsh8"
Worsteds
give
exclusive
design
and
guaranteed
wear.
Triced
From
02.50-
Clothing
Jby
,1s
Regarded
as
tbJni
.Canada's
,iriest
pj
dktrlmlnat-Yiig
,rnen.
Know
.the
.smartness
with
cornfort
that
only
a
..handmade
garment
can
give.
Exclusive
pa
i
terns.
F.rtjm
;$40,W)
ur
Ranges
of
Fjne
Cloths
Watts
&
Mck
I,
MENS
&
BOY'S
Third
A
V
OTHIERS
venue
RECRUITING
IS
NOW
ON
1
Itecrnlting
Party
Interest
i
A'
call
has
gone
out
for
seveial
.hundred
,men
,(jr
vefQrcemen
ipr
(fce
-Canadian
my.'.Jhese,me.r
are
,requjifel
for
nqt'only
'AUllejry
and
,tnJutry
.Units
,bttt
also
o
vacancies
in
Itie"
various
Armjf
Trades.
JUectriclans,
signallers,
truck-drivers,
clarks,
motor
cyclists,
auto
(mchanlcs.
blacksmiths,
bricklayers,
carpenters,
engine
artifi
cers,
engm
nanas,
imiers,
pain-:
ters,
turners,
foremen
of
works,'
nllljvrights,
sawyers,
edgermen,
1q,
cor.'ters,
consttuctton
foremen;
awfllers,,
experienced
loggers,
are,
all
needed.
The
Area
Recruiting
Party
will-
be
In
Prince
Rupeit
untU
Friday
aftemocn,
Burns
Lake
from
MarchJ
22
to
20,
cmuners
Marcji
w
-.
Terrace
April
1
to
,3,
returning
to'
'prince
Rupeit
April
3.
f
Further
Information
may
be
se-
cured
ifrcrri
Headquarters
iRupeit
Defences,
or
he
Recruiting
'pjflcer;.
Ca.pt.
A.
O.
Hlx.
(66)
KK
JV
'
Weam'tMstM
my
JPo
jiot
hum
old
rnagazjnta
and
reading
matter
give"
it
'
to
the
troops-phope
YJCA
at
"JC5.
R.
E.
Benson,
who
has
been
on
a
.
couple,
of
weeks'
.trip
south,
return-
8
llON
STEAMSHIPS
jjT
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Riipeit
for
Vancouver:
T
s
.
FRIDAY,
CATAU
EYKKY
TUrA
T.S.S.
CARDENA
"AY,
1:30
p.m.
,10:.3U
u
l)ue
Vancouver.
Ti.nr.
n
n,.
iriue.Vancouver,
MpnWk'
Rupert
Klarcli
3,
lYnd
3110
p.m.
her
information
.Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
cm
Skimmi-i.
i,.:
..
Third
Ave.
rnH
BEEF-STEAK
served
in
a
-
(would
be
unusual
BUT:-
.you
cm
.enjoy
the
beefy
flavour
and
stimulating
goodness
of
HOT
..
BoVftiU
CUSSIFIE
WANTED
0
WANTED
Room
in
private'
home,
WANTED
Men
jor
room
ana
upara,
;
.Phone
Green
.15.4.
mioo
m
VaHidriiiltn
.mrl
Miss
Y.
j
st
fitfipn
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
(Courtesy
Lieut-Col.
S.
K
Wood"
V.D.V
present
"Regitnental
and
Concert
Under
direction
Lieut,
p.
W.
SJoquist,
Directof
of
Music
Next
Sunday
Night
at
9
Gapitpl
Thea,trxe
(Doors
Open
8:30)
Proceeds
for
Canadian
War
Services
Fund
'
Admission
by
Program
50c
.Programs
now
on
sale
at
OrmesDrug:
Store
and
Capitol
Theatre
Be
Advised
Secure
Programs
Before
Sunday
I
CNiR.
Steamer
Prince
George
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden,
arrived
ln
port
at
ifi'is
thbs
mornlnit
.from
'Van-
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
'will
return
hee
tomorrow
Anglican
March
8.
'.Box
86,
Daily
News.
t69);
.United
"k-
--
'V1
Largos"
FOR
SALE
Fully
equipped
ice
April
14.
cream
parlor
and
.confectionery
i
store.
Excellent
business
during
vWORK
iW
ANTED
CAPABLE
woman
w.ants
position,
as
housekeeper
qr
chambermaid
In
Rupert
but
prefers
outside.
Box
84,
Dally
News.
W)
LOST
ljOST--Pocketbook
between
Alc-
.Cutcheon's
and
Oow
my.
eox
85,
Dally
News.
(o1?)
FOUND
Purse.
Owner
may
nave
'
'
.
111
l11aa
XT
(llllfl
ksame
by
caiung
at
and
paying
for
.this
ad.
POUND
Two
shoes
In
front
of
n.
1-
r.
..ham
v.nt
hmiA
,Kana
itiipcK.
same
by
calling
at
Venezla
Grpc-jery
and
paylne
tor
.thtsad.
N9W
IS
THE
TIME
TO
GET
A
postman,
Customs
Clrk,
S,teno.,
ptc.
Five
tDpmln.lon.-jylde
exams
held
since
the
war
began.
Free
Booklet.
Al.C.C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldest
In
Canada.
No
Agents.
even-
.Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
wjil.be
charged
i
or
a
f
ull
month
at
25c
a
word.
Tea
.
.Mrs.
partqn's
Tea
March
20th,
Mrs.
Varden's
wterinment
March
20.
WANTED
Girl
for
general
.house-
jQ2nd
Auxiliary
work.
Suite
9,
Summit
Apart-
'.March
22
.ments.
FOR
SALK
FDR
SALE
6
room
house.
871
JSum-mil
Ave.
Barirain
for
cash.
(66)
"
"
-
-
FCR
SALE
Table,
2
chairs,
bed,
dresser.
Blue
183.
(tfV
Tea,
Legion
Horticultural
Dinner;
JiIarch
24,
Rebekah
Tea
and
Sale,
April
2.
j
Hjll
60
Dance
April
,4.
.
Lutheran
Tea,
April
5,
Wtfopole.
Queen
Mary
Tea,
Mrs,
.
Parkin's
"
i
"
.
'
Gyro
Hoedown,
April
18.
summer
months.
Reasonable
bus-'
iness
during
winter
months.
Lo-t
Red
Cross
Dance,
April
18.
Arm
cation.
Fifth
Avenue
and
Mc-'1".
R-M.R.
Orchestra.
.Bride,
Phone
10.
(67)
j
-
Q
.
srln
ga,.
ADril
23?
-Mayday
Dance,
Oddfellows'
.Hall.t
St.
PeteV's
Spring
Sale,
May
8
FRESH
FRUITS
VEGETABLES.
.
'
Arrlvine
Every
Boat
"BUY
RIGnT"
ShopR"
Tom
Lee
&
Son
".npusE.o.F
fine
Fqqps-
Phone
547
2nd
AT.e.West
CO-ED
Beautv
Salon
(,ElseJKlohn).
Exclianje
,BM.
J1LACK
6C8
Basketball-Ketchikan
vs.
4rlnce
t?lhe.;lty
n
Vancouver
on
j
Kanamos'h
on
.fte'Catala
Rupert-teh
nd
Thursday,
tne
prince
.George
this
morning.
afternOQn
W
a
Strip
to
.Van-
.4
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
cnief
su-
cuvej"'
pervlsbr
of
fisheries',
arrived
In
the
'
,
..
..
-
.,,
4...
i'
i...
iaJ
Basketball
.Dance,
Moose
.Hall,
here
on
official
duties
in
carinec-
tjon
w(th
the
fisheries.
Thomas
A.
Keiley,
well
known
Commissioner
T.
W.
S.
.Parsons
and'
Inspector
S.
P".
M.
tyoodfe
of
the
provincial
police
will
be
the
ryV"r,;w
iJAVii
speakers
at
the
regular
weekly
erator,
arrived
in
the
city
"on
the'
luncheon
of
thePrince,
Rupert
$o
Prince
George
this
moving
fromitary
tomorrow.
.
,
Vancouver,
being
on
his
way
to
his
1
,
.
r
'
i
.
camp's
on
tfe
Queen
Charlotte
Is-'
gnMMMMH
f&nds.
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson,
who
has
been
away
for
several
months
on
business
In
connection
with
his
fish
oil
processing
interests
In
the
East,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
prince
George
tWs
mornng.
Mrs.
.Carson
.apd
sons
arp
rjow
residing
In
Toronto.
JMFjII
LAST
NIG.HT
William
M:Mlllan,
78,
of
Hartley
Bay,
died
last
night
in
the
Prince
,
Rupert
.General
Hospital.
,u.nnea
xea
Mrs.
,uu-ges
.rornar-
row,
March
20.
You
are
welcome
to
Vardera
En-,
tertalnmet,-Mrtropole
Han.'Thq'rs-'
day
.20
at
8;30
p.m.
I
hour
good
program,
refreshments
and
dance.
Admission
5Qcl
t7
Welcome
.'Ketchikan
!
best
team
win
I
PUBLIC
NOTICE
(63)
May
the
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
Pat
Mazzel
return-!
ed
to
the
city
on-'the
.Prince
George
this
morning
after
a
visit
of
a
few
weeks
in
Vancouver.
Frank
Feero,
local
United
fitates
customs
officer,
who
has
been
away
for
some
time
on
a
vacation"
"trp
to
Seattle
and
elsewhere
In
the
south,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
.this
morning.
An
amuitag
humorous"
talken
titled
"Bulls
and
BonerS"
or--lAt-'
erary
Lapses"
was
given
before
thej
Prince"
Rupert
Gyro
-Club
at
its'!
regular
weekly
Jluncheon
today
by
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby,
manager
of,
tHe'
local
branch
of.
the
Bank
of
:
Mont--:
real.
William
F.
Stone
was
in'
the'
chair
and
there
'was
a
good
at
tendance
of
members
with
a
few1
guests.
The
Chty
of
Prince
Rupert
Is
of-!
ferln?
for
sale
"Lot
"Eleven
"
(ft))
Block
Fifteen
(15),
Section
Five
(5),
also
jt
.venten
(17)',
Block
Forty-j(wj
(4SI),
ectyahjFiye
(5).
'
Address
:
'
'
.CITY
.CLERK,
'
"
"
'
k
Cfity;HaU.
in-
the
siTKrotE
cqriiT
oriiitisii;
'5
rfti.iiH.t
iNhrtai.tT.
J
In
fitter
of
'ttie'
''(UirtMWratlon'i
In
the
Matter
of
Chip
Estate
of
Charlen
Hooker
Taylor,
De-eied
TAKE
J?OTlCSr
:.iis!t'bir'
Order
c
,U
HaftAr
Jaiitm'
Flkfcef.
tctaf
JWdiie
Ot
lcouver.
Powell
River,
andf
Ocean'ithe
suprtme
(jeWl
of.
ferjtteh
.cbiunvwi.
(Falls
with
good-sized.
nst..pf
V'-wt
.t
AatsitttSot'
zt
'tie
pnirpTS
anA
frelsht.
eared
and
'WlUip.itatii
f
Clw.rl
Btar
Taylcr.
fcr-
I
sail
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
toAj
whe
hence
sheil-
-v"
-
j
-
All
mein
Indite
d
14-
ta
luid
.Ki
i
are
required
rvpay
vae
.
an..
01
iv.iir
lntHtifftlnf'js
in
me
'lu'i1viVh
and:
ell
focreews"
bivlrw
elaVn
-e
"'d
Es'.v.e
are
re.idftd
to
fits
tlwm
VlfcU
me
prcjierly
verified
ca
or
ibfcj.ithe
distribution
war
'miJde
.'having
re
gard
'only
to
susai
pialms
'
ift
.wto.ch
thall
iiive
btin
nfTtlftjtf.
'
DATED
;,-
,Pr-:cr
JXVigfi..
p.
C
Hie
118th
:tS
of.
MatclSsl'Ml.
,
JiORMAN
A.
.WATT
t
"
Orflilal'
AAmtnlstrator
SCIRE
'
Prtnce'
Rupert.'
B.C.
BACK?
It
may
be
your
kidneyjr.jGni'Pilli;
tht
w'de'ly.
known,
-reliable
kidney
remedy,
'hilp
bring'relitf
;by
effminrtirif
pain-cauVing:
toiic
not
satisfied.
0mk
PILLSj
RHutaf
ali,
PHUl
Urp
Maa,
tjpal
(IntheU.S.kfor"C!norill')
M
Phones
18
&
19
.P.O.
Box
575
SOLUTELXEE!
Valuable
Gift
and
Household
premiums
are
absolutely
fre.e
to
you
when
you
save
pur
Cash
Coupons
given
for
purchases
of
25
cents
or
more.
It
Is
tod
good
to
pass
up.
Come
in
and
jet
us
.explain
the
plan
to
you.
MUSSAJLEM'S
ECONOMY
SXORE
"Where
Dollars
feive
.More
Cents"
Stanley
C9(toii,.li,CJh.O.
Wallace
.Block,
JJioho
SiS
Ccntrjil
otel
Alinex
150
Heated
oppvr
Hot
Wafer"
faro
Baths
,DnIni;
.Roo.mn
,Cpniit!on
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Propriety
is
PAGKimtra
C.P.C.
(A.R.P.)
GENERAL
ORDER
Having
bqen
d.u.ly
authorized
by
the
Minister
of
National
Leience
to
act
urder
Section
35
qf
the
;De-jfence
of
Canada
regulations
and
acting
under
thej
authority
of
said
Section
35,
1
hereby
make
the
following
,p.rd,er,
to
apply
to
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert:
When
the
air
raid
siren
is
given
all
lights
of
every
kind
except
those
behind
adequate
shades
must
be
.extinguished
and
kept,
extinguished
until
the
all
clear
iignal
is
given.
During
the
period
between
the
air
rafd
sire,n
and
the
all
clear
signal
the
use
of
any-outdoor
electric
signs
of
any
kind
.is
prohibited.
No
light
signs
shall
-he
operated
0
that
;they
are
directly
visible
from
the
sky
and
there
shall
be
no
lights
showing
from
unattended
premises.
Such
further
orders
as
may
appear
to
be
necessary
or
expedient
will
he
issued
by
me
from
time
to
time.
iGiv.en
.under
.my
.hand
at
the
.City
of
(Victoria
this
Eighte.enth
Pay
of
March
1941.
(Signed)
U.
0.
ALEXANDER,
Major
General,
Qeieral.Qff
jeer
Commanding
in
Charge
Pacific?
Command,
General
Staff,
Pacific
Command.
Charles
M.
Adam,
well
ikijqwn
Stewart
automobile
dealer,
k
a'
passenger
aboard
the
Pflnce
George,
today
returning
.riorth
after
!
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver.
j
''OOVF.RN'MKNT
I.KJIOK
ACT'
(Section
20)
Notice
of
of
Af
NOTICE
I
ppllrallon
Ur
a
Cluli
I.lcf
noe
ts
tfeREBY"
OIVeNT
that
on
I
the
'3I4t
day
of
undersigned
empress
UiHTED
intends
to
ContfoI
'Boord
for
a
EAGLES
WIN
Tip
Top
Tailors
,Cup
G;es
To
t
Them
.Instead
of
.Ramblers
As
At
First
Announced.
match
aich
1841
next
next
tne
im
fyuouS'
Pue
to
an
error
In
.score
cpm-dui
Licence
la
re-
pilation,lt
was
announced
Monday
mect
f
.prdmises
situated
on
the
top
Afaht
that
Rambleft
had
won
the
noor
of
the
usocx
at
uie
cor-
Emjireas.
t
Aomip
hrtHtrp
onrf
rrlhbaffe
inter-League
bridge
ana
crippage
and
Sixth
street
ner
pi
Second
Avenue
uporr
'lands
'desirl&ed
as
Lots
11
and
12
championship
aid
Che
Tip.
vTP'
ot
Btock
23
of
section
1.
Map
823,
in
Talloi3
Cup.
However,
on
a
,re-the
Ctty
of
Prince
Rupert.
Prince
Rij-
"
.
.
.
....
,hn'
ftrt
land
Rrietration
district,
in
the.
check,
It
was
found
m
mat,
wnue
Province
of
British
Columbia,
to
entitle
Ramblers
had
.
wccx
the
crlbbage
eactoinenber
of
the
saJd
Club
to
keep
fQur
to
itwo
lbe
Eagtes
and
JTOt
of
Mdor
for
personal
consumption
on
(the
Ramblers,
had
won
.the
bridge,
the
piemlses
In
accordance
with
the
the
Brore
being
2390
to
-23120.
Vc-provtoipns
of
the
Government
Liquor
rnrtj4niv
herP
was
a
Dlav-of
f
hi
coramgiy
iriere
was
a
piay
u
(
u
Act
and
the
Regulations
promulgated
thereunder.
whijii
last
night
and
the
Eagles
.dated
this
26th
day
of
February
won
by
a
score
or
.6
to
s,
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