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THltCT
Arrivals
.
.
.
In
The
Boys
.Department
.
uwl.
irood
weleht.
tj
ap
the
Mood
rlcsn-up
week
Is
oyer
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o
do
something
lit
s'3r
lawn
mower
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be
using
It
to
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and
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vf
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m.
LTOS
JACKKTS-Rull
zipper.
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00
HIKTS
With
'There'll
Always
be
an
(94
PA
?J.3U
,
c-.uuo
atts
&
Nickerson
TELEPHONES
IN
CANADA
fce
people
happy
and
No
,.ess
Than
3,200
Different
Sys-
Uie
peopie
uW
a..,
,
.
1)om.nion
and
clean.
cardenlng
is
all
Ciavo
the
OTTAWA.
April
28:
(CP)
Cana-
llne
at
da
has
no
less
than
3,200
different
telephone
systems
according
to
lat-lest
telephone
statistics
Issued
by
Jthe
Dominion
Statistician.
j
These
I
ranging
in
in
scope
scope
(the
small
party
line
In
rural
com-
a
hedge
with
a
munltles
where
every
conversation
,beglns
with
"Hey
you,
get
off
the
uiy'Jtfng
with
a
,
line"
to
the
big
metropolitan
sys-terns
lncludlne
uolden-voiced
"hel
ppjed
Sandy.
"We've
over
a
network
of
voice
highways
i.;rarai
death."
latic
Pains
n
'
"""!
not
Jiut
an
Mon
r
......
....
comprislnsr
5,51829
miles
of
wire.
The
pole
line
mileage
was
212,-603,2556
miles
of
wire
per
mile
of
pole
line.
i
The
cost
of
property
and
equip
ment
for
this
vast
talk-track
was
:
$350.1GO,208.
It
required
17,636
men)
'
and
women
to
extend,
operate
apd
maintain
this
plant
and
they
re-
7
celved
in
salaries
and
wages
$26,-
525,374.
fMffy,Vf
TWf
The
New
tie
Dining
Palace
Cafe
IS
NOW
OPEN
Jhlng
New
and
Comfortable.
Prices
Reasonable
and
SeryJ.ng
Third
Avenue
next
Fraser
and
Payne
Store
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
MWANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
LAmn,..
8
a"
uiemicui
rcruiwcra
Wfi
...
rnospiiates,
Ammonium
suipnaie,
aupcri...-
IpL.
Phates,
Monocalciunv
Phosphate
LfUUrPrs
n.,.1
ir!
f
TAhAVAf!
llriind
r
wig,
snver.
leau,
ujihum
iinony,
and
WorUi
Also
Sulphuric
Acid
and
Sulphur
Trail.
B.C.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Thomas
McMeekln
returned
to
Shelf
orri
Darton
returned
to
the
ihe
city
on
the
Catala
last
night
j.clty
on
the
Catala
last
night
from
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
H.
S.
Parker
returned
to
the
city
pn
Saturday
night's
train
from
a
week's
business
trip
to
Interior
points
as
far
as
Vanderhoof.
A.
M.
Borland,
who
has
been
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver)
le-lurned
to
the
city
from
the
south
pn
the
Catala
last
night.
Corp.
F.
T.
Boyt,
chief
of
the
provincial
police
at
Smithers,
arrived
In
the
city
on
Saturday
ladlan
Club.
Mr.
Jamleson
will
ar-
comprise
organizations1"1
"7
and
size
from,H"Bc
7'
.
b
v.
Ocean
tans
in
trip
course
oi
a
coast
tour.
J
ean-Up
ramt-Up
i
Min
w
.
rnrtl
supply
all
the
materials
for
a
new
home
or
for
additions
to
the
old
one,
Call
in
and
talk
it
oyer
Ibert
&
McCaf
fery,
Ltd.
?NE
116
PHONE
117
i
recrujts
.4TTF5TPP
CN
R.
Trains
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
8
P-01-
From
the
F.ast
Tuesdays,
Thursday's
and
Saturday
-
H
p.m.
Whifflets
Tho
Waterfront
w
v
"
?
Tho
handsome
KeuniKen
cuan-
er
yacht
Arrow
was
a
visitor
to
the
'floats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
ir
vnrht
Club
from
Saturday
morn-
I
lne
to
Sunday
afternoon,
having.
t.come
soum
wiui
w
---t'chikan
Rotary
party.
The
Arrow,
t
Graceful
and
substantial
structur-
ally
ana
spjenmuij
r
comfortable
within,
belongs
to
and
is
operated
by
Capt.
Casey
Moran,
formerly
of
the
Campbell
Church
organization.
She
is
popular,
with
and
crulsr.
game.huntlng
Alaska
big
ing
parties
from
various
paita
of
the
United
States.
Tti
ctoamer
Catala.
Capt.
Ern-
tlest
Sheopard,
arrived
In
port
at
11
i'nviock
last
night
from
tho,
south
ono
n
fpw
hours
later
for
aiiernoon
iui
u
o'clock
yesterday
week's
trip
to
Queen
Charlottt
Island
points,
having
on
board
William
Colquhoun
of
Vancouver
and
Herman
Engelke
and
S.
J.
Hunter
who
are
making
tne
wjp
on
iv
Tin:
'
si'PBBMB
roi'BT
of
hkitisii
rniruilIA
IN
I'MOBATB
I,,
llif
.Mat
of
th,f
AilulnlstraUo;i
My
And
i
the
Mailrr
of
ljf
BMf
1
jolinwin,
I)-fsrtl
utKfale
TAKE
NOTICE
IflMW
hi
order
of
111
itonor.
Wi
E.
PiBlMT.'padB
on
.th
lth
toy
or
Apru.
a.
d:
w.
x
wjw
mUrted
Admlnlstratior
of
ill
estate
of
joe'
Johnson,
deeensed,
Wid
oil
partly
havJaig
claims
asataist
said
fsiae
U'
hereby
required
to
fumtah
sMne.
nroperly
verified,
.to
me
oil
or
before
i723rd
day
of
May,
A.
D.
1941,
and
..I
nnrtiM
indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
W
the
amount
of
thlr
livdeutanefiH
to
DATED
at
Prtrvce
Rupert,
B.
C,
this
)rd
day
of
Apru,
A.
u-
Official
AdmJnlstratf
Prlac
Ruptrt,
B.
C.
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Peter
LaFrance
of
Alice
Arm,
after
spending
a
few
days
in
the
city
for
medical
treatment,
sailed
by
the
Catala
last
night'
on
his
return
north.
Catholics
of
Prince
Rupert
and
neighborhood
are
this
week
celebrating
the
Jubilee
of
the
Homan
Catholic
ordination
of
Right
Rev.
,1
Bishop
E.
M.
Bunoz
as
a
priest
in
Charles
Ellison,
local
civil
engln-
the
church.
It
is
also
a
quarter
of
per.
sailed
by
the
Camosun
Satur-'
a
century
ago
that
he
was
ordaln-
riay
night
pn
his
return
to
Allford
ed
Bishop.
The
event
is
being
ob-Bay
after
having
been
In
the
city
served
by
a
Jubilee
dinner
and
by
for
the
past
few
weeks.
other
events
connected
church.
with
the
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
night's
train
from
the
Interior
to
relieve
on
city
detachment
here
WANTED
Junior
clerk,
during
the
absence
of
Sergeant
0.
years.
Phone
13.
u
Hall
on
a
trip
south.
At
the
annual
spring
sale
mf
the
last
week
raffle
winners
wer
as
follows:
cut
work
cloth,
Miss
Margaret
Chrlstensen,
No.
23;
satin
cushion,
Rose
E.
Oden,
Np.
45;
20
pounds
of
sugar,
Pat
Ouyan,
No.
55;
box
of
chocolates
In
bean
guessing
contest,
Mrs.
Olsen.
Mrs.
Laura
Jamleson,
M.L.A.
for
Vancouver
Centre
and
Judge
of
the
juvenile
court
In
that
city,
will
be
this
week's
luncheon
speaker
before
the
Prince
Rupert
pyro
Club
on
Wednesday
and
the
same
evening
wlU
be
heard
by
the
Women's
Can-
lo"
ciris.
Recruit:
attested
at
Prince
Rup
,
According
to
tabulations
there
ert
recruiting
headquarters
during
irzi
travelling
In
were
2,774,350.439
telephone
con-.the
past
week,
were
A.
R.
Finer
of
:t:tland.
far
away
versations
during
1939.
Of
this
Prince
Rupert
ana
l.
u.
K.err
oi
'.
claimed
to
one
total
31,611,439
were
Long
Distance
.Terrace.
calV.
The
average
number
or
vnu
do
when
any
versations
per
telephone
In
1939
Ycu
can
never
get
was
1,986
or
245
per
capita.
'
These
telephone
talks
travelled
18-20
(98)
ROQM
for
rent.
Apply
Suite
9,
f
Summit
Apartments.
1104)
r-(Ladles'
Orange
Benevolent
Society
,FOR
QUICK
SALE
John
IversonV
House,
Beach
Place,
4
completely
furnished
apartments,
each
with
bathroom,
all
rented,
3
extra
bedrooms
on
top
floor,
new
furnace,
new
foundation,
fireplace
in
living
room
of
main
apartment,
modern
kitchen,
wash
tubs
in
basement,
glassed
In
sun
porches,
beautiful
view,
two
lots,
garden.
Money-making
proposition.
$5000
with
down
payment
of
$3,000,
rest
easy
terms.
Bee
McClymont
Agencies.
(tf)
"Build
B.C.
'Payrolls"
Pours
Forth
iPure
The
purity
of
Pacific
Milk
Is
stressed
in
a
letter
frOm
M.
K.
O.,
Crahbrook,
B.C.
"Wnen
you
cut
the
top
of
the
can
and
empty
it
you
get
the
evidence.
The
can
Is
clean
and
looks
as
good
as
the
day
it
was
filled."
Tills
shows
purity.
The
milk
pours
pure
out
of
the
can
In
in
the
same
fine
condition
as
in
the
hour
It
was
packed.
j
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
Announcements
All
advertisements
ln
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Mayday
Dance,
Oddfellows'
Hall
United
Spring
Sale
May
1.
102nd.
Auxiliary
Dance
May
2,
Armory.
1
;
,
.
Anrflcan
'(Evening
.Branch
Tea
Mrs.
Hueston,
Leeds
Apartments
May
3.
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
May
8.
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Istewart
and
other
northern
polnte.Kergln's,
May
r7.
...
...in
.t,,m
hprp
tomor-'
i
whence
sne
"V"
...
u
row
southbound.
Tne
vessel
oiousuv
north
a
good-sized
freight
cargo.
The
local
service
boat
F.
II.
Phlp-nen,
Capt.
Jim
Morrison,
left
at
2
8.
I
Cur
i
'
)
JVAPOMTtJ.
.'
Mrs.
L.
W,
Local
No.
4
Steel
Workers'
Dance
May
9.
Moose
Hall.
Hospital
Auxiliary
Tea.
Home,
May
15.
Farewell
Tea
Held
Sunday
Vr.
and
Mrs.
1-
U
M.ori?on
Entertain
In
Honor
Qf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.'M.
McUchlan
Mr.
and
M-
M.
M-
McLachlan
were
honored
guests
at
a
farewell
tea
given
yesterday
afternoon
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Morlson
at
their
home,
Bungalow
Court,
McBrlde
Street.
The
guests
were
received
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morlson.
Mxs-Frank
Di'bb
and
Mrs.
Theo
Collar
poured
while
servlteurs
were
Mrs.
L.
B.
Lambly,
Miss
Molly
Ellison
and
Mrs.
Stan
Saville.
The
tea
Nurses'
Cambral
Chapter
I.
O.
D.
E,
Spinsters'
Spree
Friday,
May
16.
R.C.C.S.,
R.C.A.M.C.,
R.C.A.S.C
R.
C.
E.,
Auxiliary
Empire
Tea.
Leg
Ion,
May
17.
W.
A.
Canadian
Sale,
May
21.
Presbyterian
Tea,
MacKay.
May
22.
L?gton
Spring
Mrs.
James
'The
Private
Secretary"
Capitol
Theatre,
May
28.
Central
Hotel
Central
Ifotel
Annex
150
Heated
Rooms
not
Water
.
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
table
was
centred
with
stock
and
daffodils.
About
forty
guests
were
present.
In
the
course
of
the
afternoon
a
presentation
was
maae
w
Mrs.
McLachlan
of
a
beautiful
black
leather
bag
of
the
latest
style
apd
to
Mr.
McLachlan
of
a
handsome
smoker's
stand.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V):Lachlan
and
two
sons
expect
to
leave
Thursday
night.
The
Mlses
Margaret
and
Marlon
McLachlan
will
be
STRENGTH
TO
RULE
Relaxation
by
British
and
United
States
Caused
Situation
in
Shanghai,
Declared
Speaker
The
necessity
of
Great
Britajn
and
the
United
States
being
strong
and
maintaining
that
strength
If
they
were
to
be
the
policemen
of
the
world
had
been
Illustrated
in
the
case
of
Shanghai
where
they
I
4
I
I
Package
for
Package
I
I
Sweet-
Caps
are
your
I.
1
lies!
cigarette
liny!
I
relaxed
their
strength
to
a
point
gm
m
where
their
word
had
meant
nolh-
H
K
H
H
I
II
IIV
usurpation
of
authority
by
Japan,
J
which,
if
they
had
kept
up
their
end,
could
never
have
happened.
So,
declared
Capt.
G.
W.
Marsden
of.
the
Royal
Canadian
Engineers
in
conclusion
of
an
Interesting
address
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
at
dinner
Saturday
night.
In
his
capacity
as
a
consulting
engin
eer,
Capt.
Marsden
spent
several
years
In
the
Orient,
having
return
ed
home
to
Canada
at
the
start
pf
i
the
present
war
to
enlist.
now
stationed
at
Prince
Rupert
'
Capt.
Marsden
gave
an
Interest:
Ing
discourse
on
the
history
of
the
Col.
J.
W.
Nicholls,
general
man
ager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
will
sail
tomorrow
af
ternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
two
weeks'
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
Seattle
and
elsewhere
ln
the
south
"OOVEBNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
(Section
28)
Nntlre
of
Application
for
a
Beer
Llcrnpe
NOTICE
Is
hereoy
given
tnat
on
me
OUi
dav
of
May.
A.
D.
1941.
the
under
signed
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
lor
a
iioense
in
reapecx
of
sremlses
being
port
of
a
building
blown
n.t
the
Belmont
iiotei,
situate
at
727
Third
Avenue,
West,
Prince
Rup
ert,
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lots
Nos.
5
and
6,
Block
No.
32.
Section
1,
Prince
Rupert
Townslte,
Map
923,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
for
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
the
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
premises
ox
elsewwhere.
.
DATED
this
28th
day
of
March.
A
J)
1941.
JOHN
IIOSKINS
Applicant.
TRY
GUNN'S
Variety
Repairs
For
First
Class
Service
on
Bicycles,
Rubberrare,
Tires,
Tubes,
Etc.,
Vulcanized
6th
St.
opp.
OK
Barber
Shop
WlIY
do
more
Canadians
emoke
Sweet
Caps
than
any
other
brand?
Isn't
it
ljfcanse
more
Canadians
get
:
more
pleasure
out
of
smoking
a
package
of
Sweet
Caps
tlian
from
smoking
a
package
of
any
other
make?
That's
"
vhy
lljiey
are
the
most
popular
cigarettes
Jn
Canada
and
why,package
for
parkage.they
are
your
hestrigaretleliuy.
SWEET
CAP
OR
AL
Cigarettes
The
pitrnt
farm
in
uh'uJi
uJkuto
can
Ite
nnniknT
leave
them
alone.
But
Nature
did
not
let
the
weeds
alone.
Freedom
was
not
given
to
infection.
Insects
CYC
177If
'were
not
allowed
to
60
unlimited
II
h
K
VII,
nor
was
it
proposed
to
let
Hitler
go
unchecked.
So
the
specious
cry
!for
freedom
of
speech
and
action
United
Church
Pastor
Urges
Con-'must
not
iet
the
forces
of
evil
run
uregauon
io
uei
uown
m
jrlot
ln
world.
There
rnustoe
Fundamentals
i
distinguishing
between
those,
who
'.attacked
the
evils
of
a
system,
but
attack
the
system
Speaking
from
the
words
"Let'd
not
us
alone-
as
uttered
by
the
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the
best
friends
of
he
system.
to'
Jackson
!
re
monlac
Christ,
Rev.
J.
C.
t
hI
'gave
a
challenging
talk
last
evening
.
T
jJTm
He
Is
A.,
cMf
imu
rY,rh
Th
inM.
we
find
that
Christ
does
not
fit
in
In
to
lives
must
be
prepared
to
our
we
of
the
antag-
dent
was
an
example
ortlsm
of
Christ
to
all
forms
of
evil,
change
our
lives
so
hat
He
may
fit
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tne
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international
settlement
which
had
"."-
of
he
power
"of
draws
near,
may
we
be
proud
that,
been
founded
An
1854
by
'
Qreat
mi-
ffiSlS
though
our
flag
staff
may
have
tain
and
the
United
States.
Its
ad
ministration
and
control
through
the
years
was
described
by
the
speaker
and
he
gave
an
insight
in
to
the
circumstances
leading
to
tne
assumption
of
control
by
the
aggressive
Japanese
ln
1937
when,
ln
their
offensive,
they
had
assumed
control
of
the
whole
port,
usurping
the
authority
of
the
municipal
council,
taking
over
the
whole
wa
terfront,
permitting
the
use
of
,the
Whangppo
River
only
to
the
Ja
panese
and
paralyzing
trade
by
stopping
all
Imports
and
exports.
Capt.
Marsden
spoke
at
some
length,
giving
an
enlightening
Insight
into
various
conditions
oyer
the
years
with
more
particular
reference
to
recent
developments.
At
the
close
of
his
address,
the
speaker
answered
a
number
of
questions.
oeen
een
sman
smau
we
we
aiways
new
mc
ftf
ho
nntrxr
nf
ovil
AnH
thf
nowpr
of
evil
was
increased
by
its
wily
de-,
right
colors
"
fence
of
Itself.
It
based
its
claim
mu",
tu
'
.1
-Sold-Slavery,
icT
hoir
well
the
ao
th(
m
at
times
to
its
right
to
freedom,
f
sang
traf-,
ers
of
the
Mas
er
.EN
cho
1
the
lottery,
the
liquor
fic
all
cried
to
be
eft
alone
but
"V
"
hey
did
not
leave
their
victims
H.
T
.Lock
and
J.
S
W
Uson
g
ave
a
nionp
"
sympathetic
and
effective
render-
of
the
duet
"Father
In
Heaven"
K
On
the
same
plea
of
freedom,
ec-:
onomlcs
life
asked
to
be
left
alone.!
Eliza
PQu"-
The
capitalist
and
the
strike-break-1
:
I'er.
the
civic
iniquity
and
the
poll-
A
"spot"
costs
yju
only
nau
a
tlclan
wanted
the
preacher
to
con-
,
aouax.
ixy
it.
ui
wie
uij
ncwa
fine
his
talks
to
the
Gospel
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