it
HJ-.t.
PAG1
rocK
Expert
Optical
Service
V
r-1
J
1
i
It's
Colossal!
Chas.
Dodimead
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
HASEMENT
STOKE
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Uaggagc
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
It's
Tremendous
In
Fact
It's
Stupendous!
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
GREATEST
SPRING
SALE
Of
Women's
and
Children's
Ready
To
Wear
Clothes
BUT
IT
ENDS
THIS
WEEK
So
Hurry
Down
To
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
TIIIUI)
AVE.
Next
to
Hcilbroncr's
Phone
BLUE
907
Mail
Orders
Promptly
rilled
Open
Saturday
Night
WINSLEY
Bath
jjjf
nl
Ejr
35c
a
Cake
or
3
Cakes
for
a
$1.00
OrmesLld.
Z7fiA
Pioneer
Drtuiffiats
The
Kezall
Store
Phcne
81
St
87
Open
Daily
from
R
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
p.m.
and
.
,
7
to
I
p.m.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
;
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
,
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
CARDENA
EVERY
FRIDAY,
1:30
p.m.
ib:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Thurs.
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
!
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Service
(fortnightly)
Leave
Prince
!
Rupert
April
14
and
26
;.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
i
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
S
FRANK
J.
SKINNER.
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
56X
Goodwill
Shown
KETCHIKAN
ROTARIANS
PAY
VISIT
lute
resting
International
Affair
Illustrative
of
American-British
Bonds
in
Fare
of
Crisis
Rotarians
of
Ketchlkon
und
Prince
Rupert
mingled
Saturday
night
in
a
fine
spirit'
of
interna
tional
fellowship,
exemplifying
oi
tne
K.etcniKan
Rotary
Club:
wil
Ham
Spalding,
mayor
and
promin
ent
Rotarlan
of
Ketchikan,
and
CHIROPRACTOR
Slant?)
V.
Collon,
D.C.I'h.C.
Wallace
Block,
I'hone
010
YES!
'
We
Repair
Water
Pipes,
Roofs,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected,
Etc.
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
$1.50
Chimneys
Swept
$2.50
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SERVICE
Phone
BLACK
735
Make
Our
Store
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
PHONE
517
Tom
Lee
&
Son
"HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS"
FRESH
Dairy
Products
Wc
have
thirty-six
cows
in
town
and
can
supply
you
with
fresh
milk
dally.
Our
barn
ls
located
at
Eleventh
Avenue
East.
Visitors
Welcome.
Dominion
Dairy
PHONE
10
Airs.
James
Clark
Palmistry
SILVERSIDES
BLOCK
Second
St,
Plioue
Green
41(1
TBM
DA1LT
he
had
seen
It
various
looked
with
something
more
than.tary
as
Canada
of
the
world
includ
Oreat
admiration
at
the
way
that
parts
and
the
other
nations
of
the
Brl-
Britain.
Australia.
New
Zealand
and
tlsh
Commonwealth
have
rallied
to
Germany
and
of
certain
of
s
more
The
Implications
He
expicMed
cause
of
the
Mother
Country
serious
spirit
of
the
British
people
during
the
hope
that
the
time
would
not
the
terrible
ordeals
of
war
calls
bo
far
removed
when
Prince
Rupert
forth
the
earnest
gratitude
of
all
would
be
able
to
return
Ketchl-
-t
..I.li
I...
..n
til
t
IT
rt
ll'o
I
Wn
Q
free
dcodIc
Kans
vu11,
uul'
""""
..t
v,nro
i.
!i
fee
nc.
won.
mis
cuuiu
All
UUi
WUHVij
wtvv
becoming
more
pronounced
every
day,
that
our
gratitude
shall
be
expressed
in
something
more
tangible
than,
expressions
of
sympathy.
We
rr
Iriereaslnelv
showing
our
understand.
J.H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Rank
BIHe.
Ladles'
and
Children's
DRESSMAKING
AMI
REMODELLING
Reasonable
price,
good
work
Phone
Blue
916
203
3rd
Ave.
KIMIKO
UYEDE
to
keep
alive
in
"
our
"
lives
the
Ideals
pire
in
the
war
effort
as
opposed
of
the
necessity
of
Canada
conserving
all
its
financial
resource?
in
order
to
obtain
the
sinews
of
war
Entertainment
Features
A
feature
of
the
evening
.
cnier-
talnment
program
was
a
radio
skit
sympathy
in
terms
that
Hitler
can
:..
.
'
ncrformed
by
several
members
of
.
.'
...
.
...
,,
the
Ketchikan
club
from
an
en
"Speaking
01
me
ouraa.s.mu
transmitted
by
war
all
of
Rotary
has
been
WV"
V
in
through
H1IflM
T
it-n
e
n
hlinvi.-AIIC
in!sDircd
bv
the
manner
in
which
"
'
.
.
this
ontriftst
nf
thp
nnrt.hwpst
hp
r,.....
v,
arrin
nn
Saiire
OH
a
nuwij
uuoh.o,
uinwui.
world"
TSlons
thai
which
proved
very
en-
bonds
that
throughout
the
Rotary
fussion
are
uniting
America
and
Great
ideals
are
not
diverted
when
sub-
tertaimn,,.
...
.
...
Britain
closer
and
closer
together
Sed
to
he
anti-Rotary
atmos-
Aother
amusln
dlvfrs
"
of
in
goodwill
and
mutual
assistance
e
generated
by
war.
While
our
for
the
preservation
of
such
ideals
feUow
Rotarians
are
united
with
f"
and
principles
as
Rotary
stands.
the
natIon
ln
pr
The
occasion
was
a
fraternal
visit
tes
citlzens,
their
eyes
are
on
the
'SSiid
as
f
$2
for
for
the
tnc
Ro
-Rotary
of
twelve
members
of
Ketchikan
;tuture
when
pcace
again
will
ome
beJ"s
obtalnfd
to
the
Prince
Rupert
club,
andwhn
The"
spirit
of
Rotary
will
Britain
und
to
provide
blanket,
for
ine
principal
eveni
or
the
visit
was
hnvp
tn
nermeate
the
council
of
na-
a
dinner
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
tions
if
peace
and
goodwill
are
to
5
when
greetings
were
exchanged
In
:
be
m0re
successful
than
they
have
a
aengntiui
atmospnere
of
hospl-
Deen
in
the
past.
tality
and
goodfellowship
with
re-
-We
Ketchikan
Rotarians
recog-
ciprocal
expressions
of
warm
sen-!nl7.P
this
and
our
visit
to
iou
will.
iimenis
Dotn
inaiviaual
and
col
serve
Dr.
Neal
M.
Carter,
president
of
Rotary
Ideals.
Piano-accordlan
selections
by
Mike
Colussl
and
cornet
solos
by
Adjutant
Belkovltch
were
much
appreciated
and
community
singing
under
the
direction
of
Adjutant
in
this
small
corner
of
the
world.
t.
,fo,l
D',
th
to
aid
in
the
maintaining
of
,
.
latter
a
me
rrince
Kupert
notary
Club,
was)
..You
prince
Rupert
fellows
have
enjoyed.
:":UI:
hi
uw
wwir
una
wun
mm
a
iue
been
carrying
heavy
burdens
In
this
The
7
.t
Kamioops
Rotanan,
was
A.
C.
Small
was
piano
at-
Ketchikan
visitors
were
Ed-
"
I
community,
vve
appreciate
your
.
..
vice-president
and
president-elect
!
faithfulness
and
we
trust
that
our
William
Spalding,
meeting
with
you
will
Infuse
each
L
o
V,
:
"
.
Ul
UO,
ItWbO
ill
ill
iptuvto
ut(,f
tholomew,
Lee
Dickenson,
George
Capt.
O.
W.
Marsden
of
the
Royal,
heT
"
today-Ro
Beck,
J.
W.
Mendenhall,
A.
F.
Bcthc
Canadian
Engineers,
the
latter
be-:..
?!J
?ly
A.
W.
Sundstrum,
Paul
J.
Wingrer
ren
-
.
4,
lury
icuuwsiiip
aim
iiibciaauuiiai
ing;
giving
an
address
on
Shanghai.
The
background
for
the
head
tahlf
rnn.sist.Pri
nf
tmn
lavo-o
fiaire
goodwill."
lIayor
Spaldinp
Mayor
William
Spalding
of
Ket-
and
Casey
Moran.
Other
dinner
guests
were
LCaJor
M.
A.
Burbank,
Lieut.
A.
F.
Graves,
C.
C.
Mills
and
G.
A.
Hunter
as
well
one
the
Union
Jack
and
the
other
chlka"
spoke
byieflv
and
.
e'n
as
the
speaker
of
the
evening,
Capt.
the
Stars
and
Stripes,
below
the
crossed
staffs
of
which
was
a
large
Rotary
Wheel
emblem
centred
with
the
words
"Welcome
Ketchikan."
Rotary
Under
Trial
The
spirit
of
the
Ketchikan
visit
was
appropriately
enough
express
ed
by
President-elect
Elliott
who
I
somewhat
similar
to
that
of
Mr.
!
Elliott.
He.
too,
expressed
appreci
jation
of
the
fine
hospitality
that
had
been
extended
here
and
reiterated
the
statement
that
the
United
States
was
In
an
ever-increasing
J
way
getting
behind
the
British
Em-
G.
W.
Marsden.
SKIDEGATE
MARCHING
after
due
sentiments
of
wclcomc
w
muensm
ana
tne
menace
wnicn
queen
Charlotte
island
VillaBc
had
been
expressed
by
President
11
symDoiizea.
i
Hears
Tramp
Of
righting
?
Carter
and
other
opening
formall-
,
f
nofth"
plc!?,lka"
fCf"'
A,d'
Again
i
ties
dlsoosed
nf
snnkP
.
Min,,.
,iutant
Nick
Belkovltch.
Salvation
5
"It
iis
rjarticularlv
fitting
that.
Army
commandant
and
seeming
SKIDEGATE.
April
28:
For
thp
5
vlslU'such
as
this
should
ho
.mcW.
"Ufe
of
the
Party."
al
snoke
first
time
since
the
olden
davs
of
J
taken
during
this
period
in
world
stTon
alonS
the
pro-British
line,
the
aboriginal
Haida
warriors,
the
history
when
democracy
and
Ro-
He
made
lt
clear
that
wh,le
e
was
march
or
fighting
men
has
been
5
tary,
as
ways
of
life,
are
being
res-
a
believer
In
Peace'
he
felt
the
'm-
heard
in
the
historic
Queen
Char-
tricted
and
threatened
as
they
have
n?ediate
necessity
was
to
do
every-
jotte
Islands
village
of
Skldegate.
never
been
threatened
before
thing
Possible
4
promote
and
fupT
It
ls
beyond
the
span
of
a
life-
"We
Alaskans
and
Americans
"P"
Ule
unusn
war
clI0rl
sup-
time
now
since
Skidcgate
roads
with
the
rest
of
the
free
world,
have
plylns
shlps
tanks
and
Eun3
heard
the
tramp
of
the
Haidas
'
far
as
he
personally
was
concerned
when,
to
the
throb
of
war
drums
;ui;
uttiaitu
umu
ne
was
wuung
at
the
native
warriors
of
old
respend-any
time
to
change
his
Army
unl-
Cd
to
the
call
of
arms
and,
calling
form
for
the
military
uniform
to
their
slaves
to
outfit
and
man
the
serve
in
any
capacity
or
rank
in
great
war
canoes,
they
put
forth
which
his
services
might
be
best
not
only
to
repel
Invaders
from
used.
Adjutant
Belkovitch's
re-
their
own
shores
but
to
meet
them
marks
were
punctuated
with
buoy-
on
the
high
seas,
the
large
sixty
ant
and
happy
witticisms.
0r
seventy
foot
craft
sometimes
Other
speakers
from
among
the
travelling
as
far
as
the
mouth
of
Ketchikan
Rotarians
were
George
the
Columbia
River
Beck,
the
treasurer
of
the
club,
Hal
One
Sunday
recently
Skldegate
Brennan,
the
baby
member,
and
roads
heard
the
tramp
of
fighting
Casey
Moran,
owner
and
skipper
of
men
when
men
of
the
Rocky
the
yacht
Arrow
which
brought
the
Mountain
Rangers
regiment
came
party
to
Prince
Rupert.
over
from
Allford
Bay
to
attend
Col.
J.
W.
Nicholls,
being
called
service
a
especially
for
them
In
uyuu,
gave
some
impressions
or
Ho-
the
Skldcate
Mission
Hall,
the
hall
being
used
becai
e
Spencer
United
Chuy;h,
in
Itself,
was
not
large
enough
to
accomodate
all
the
congregation.
An
Impressive
sermon,
appropriate
to
the
occasion,
was
preached
by
itev.
Basil
Hartley
and
the
Skldegate
Mission
choir,
under
the
direction
of
Matthew
Williams,
rendered
several
anthems.
Weather
was
perfect
with
warm
.bright
sunshine
and
there
were
visitors
from
the.
Eat
Coast
of
Graham
Island,
Queen
Char-lotfe
City,
Skldegate
and
Allford
Bay.
The
fire
department
was
called
at
5
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
to
McBride
Street
between
Third
and
Fourth
Avenues
where
grass
had
caught
fire
on
the
side
of
the
retaining
wall.
No
damage
wa3
done.
We
ain't
mad
at
Nobody
YANK
ATOXFORD
FORMBY
IN
FUN
FILM
Making
fun
or
Adolf
Hitler
and
starring
George
Formby,
the
jwpu-lar
British
wartime
comedian,
"Let
George
Do
It"
ls
the
feature
offering
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
the
first
half
of
this
week
commencing
tonight.
George
ls
a
screwball
ukulelcplay-er
who
suddenly
finds
that
he
has
become
a
spy
who
has
been
smuggled
Into
an
enemy
submarine
that
is
about
to
attack
a
Drltish
merch
Britain's
Comi
Genius
Is
a
likrahi.
r.n...
uw
l
ready
know
it
"I
does
not
let
yoil
latest
"rh...
.
""H
"
IUU
1
P"
Pit
J
""til
adveni,,...
Y"Kshir(
LJ
becomtiti
by
mislaid
7
""TIM
tin
.'
1
OMTMttiHI
rac&iiNNi
actUtnW
Topping
his
previous
hllarltil
high
in
his
NEWEST
laugh
nuke
HI
GEORGE
VOW
with
PHYLLIS
CALVERT
ROMNEY
BRENT
produced
by
MICHAEL
BALCON
who
gave
the
screen
CITADEL
and
Canada
Carries
on
Presents
"PEOPLES
OF
CANADA"
DONALD
DUCK
in
"TIM
B
Kit"
The
Passing
Parade
lrcscnts-Ml)KEAJF
Feature
7:10
and
9:43
TOMOIIT
TUES.
WEI).
2
Shows
N'lehtly,
7:00
and
9:03
cm
ant
ship.
By
Kr.::tli.
cmy
sailor
who
l
i'
a
boat,
George
r:-7s
:
the
submarine
Tiitu-toa
to
submerge
ana
t-
chambcr
toward
tv.!
Htl
In
a
flash
Gcorjt
to
I
down,
upsets
che'er.'
!h
siibmnrme
C'Z.
t
over.
ITicn
tollows
suspenscful
ae'.-on
One
of
the
fun::.
M
is
that
where
Gcx
and
punches
Dc
The
EnBlt:Ji
median
number
of
hij.
iat"t
Fi
In
this
picture
wxWr
self
as
usuai
cn
the
titofi
Canadian
Pad
Transcontinental
gib
1
(1IS
Trans-Atlantie
Trans-P!
Til
Vain
(lliurr
vln
(li
ra,,
I'ull..
ami
Wit
Porll
S.S.
"PRINCESS
ADELAIDE"
Every
Friday
10
P-H
S.S.
"PRINRKSS
NnHAIl"
AnHI
7Hi
17th
23th.
MaJ
W1
I
T,.
ir.i..i.;i.n
,
i
..,i
cLirwar
April
3rd,
13th,
24th,
May
4th,
15th.
28th
1
Direct
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Sen-
Vlplrnfe
r.rA
Daearv'itlnnfl
frnffl
.w.bvwtf
U..V4
?b.v..t
-J
Prince
Trains
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
the
EST
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Alr-Condltioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Caw
u..
i.
......
...
v
vrnlJVER
Tliursday,
ll;30
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Po"el)
rr
.
..
....
Ham
for
i-uu
information
and
Reservaw.
Call
or
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
3rd
Ae
Phone
260
Prince
Rupert
Am.nl.
.
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rnA
Air
I.tntS
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I
Ion;
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Ctr
iid
d
ilosi'
bei
lillit
it
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Rtwa
it
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Is
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diTi
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Iti