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Greatest
Spring
Sale
Now
in
Progress
A
FEW
OF
THE
UNUSUAL
BARGAINS
Dresses
Buy
One
and
get
One
FREE
Sweaters
$1.50
and
$2
vahies
nrn
i
Brassiers-First
quality.
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All
widths
29c
onp
-i
ana
values
m
-
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v.
ijousc-:
4r.a
'stores
were
wined
oat
and.
il'ln-u-.
.
j
damage
was
not
a
exteae
as
u
'444S441lai
tJC
5
Summer
Gloves-Reg.
to
$1
50
f
Oil
Skin
Umbrella's
Reg.
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g
j
gg
J
opnng
t,oais
values
to
$20
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Boys'
Urash
Suits
Reg.
to
75c
'gj!
Baby
Blankets
Reg
to
SI
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AND
DOZENS
OF
OTHER
BARGAINS
.rump,,
j
ni.et.ope,,
Saturday
Ni;hl
I
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
I
Train,
leare
PKINCE
K
L'PEKT
for
the
EAST
.'lonaay,
Wedneviay,
Friday,
S
p.m.
Air-Ckjnditioned
Sleeping
ma
DininK
car
Steamer
leave,
PRINCE
KLPEKT
for
VANtOl
VKR
.
Tharsday
uo
p
Caung
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
K.,e.
vTT
lnformatln
and
ReservaUon.
etc
r.ii
Call
or
Wnte
CITY
TICKET
OFHCfc.
L
Aveu,
Phone
260
Prince
Ituoert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
I
kiwBsmmiiBfitmtltAlHBsl
,
uoventry
or
London,
it
wii;
be
ma.-.-r
years
before
the
scars
are
erased
The
town's
market-plac?
ws
destroyeS
bat.
said
Mayor
Ja
"the
Germans
couldn't
kno--;
the
j
'ami
from
the
lias
of
mv
oror-i
Within
a,
few
days
a
new
market
clace
wai
opened
and
with
i-s
es-
aoiunment.
enabling
people
to
come
together
and
talk
orer
even.
Of
the
day.
rehabilitation
was
veil
tinder
way.
I
visited
Swansea
after
Its
fiercest
raids
and
for
two
days
Lvpe-rt-ed
damage
and
talked
with
p-xxrie.
emau
sections
of
the
town
uhich
BUY
APPLES
By
the
Box
Newtons,
Fancy.
150
s
SU9
Newtons,
Fancy,
175's
81.19
These
apples
have
Jus!
arrived
and
will
be
selling
at
these
low
prices
until
stock
is
exhausted.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Phones
18
&
19
P-0
Box
575
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
Zarelli
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
upp
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P
n
r.
n-
TOT
DAJLT
NEWS
SMILE
THO'
BOMBS
FALL
Observers
Fand
Swansea
Cbins
l'p
After
One
(
the
Worst
Air
Raids
Strafinjj
of
the
War
Br
norc.LAs
AMARON
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
SWANSEA.
April
22:
Cpi
Give
a
Welshman
hi
sonss
aiu
s,-
market-place
and
he
is
aimosi
sure
to
be
haop
That
old
ar-
n
3
oi
the
""opip
of
Wie?.
q'jrted
h
M
2
v
o
r
t
osnsnsnr
Tnm
f
Swansea,
reier
c
e
I
d
"
e
rue
than
ia
this
Bristol
"r.irn-i
pon
which
German
bov.bers
s.nvi-
"d
cu
:o:
:-,.
5
of
1
Jus
is
Jrr.
iM.
ilic
Gin
STRENGTH
tSueitt
prttf
Sfiu
CONTENTS
2Seu
t
rT7rT
4iiTjIW(m1
W'MU'
Kii3tcaaa.uaxtajLU
Vkg
Lijtil
&
daZZiu
in
jhg
JJ
This
adTertjes;
is
not
pub-iisheo
or
a-is.i
?d
by
the
Li-f'ontro;
Brd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
trot
when
the
Germans
retained
and
scattered
oil
bombs
over
the
burning
debris.
When
morning
came
some
of
Swansea's
finest
stores
and
office
buUdinzs
were
bore
the
brant
borned-ont
hoiks.
wiped
pat
altozether.
but
elsewhere
"We
were
hard
Mayor
James
Swansea
looked
like
any
other
city
sakL
"He
"Hitter)
knocked
us
to
the
raided
intermittently,
with
occas-
floor
Wednesday;
sent
us
through
lonal
Uncled
rains
marking
the
rope
Thursday
and
feRowed
tpot
where
a
bomb
fen.
as
out
of
the
ring
Friday.
Bat
SaU
No
D'f-ntK
orday
merBtag
we
got
up
again.
Thr
peoole
from
the
mycr
to
adW""ajnt
here."
played
no
dcfeatlm.
only
a
burning
The
dtuation
was
one
that
called
hatred)
of
Germany
and
do.tr.nr,
in.
for
a
firm
hanrf
latlon
to
sec
this
war
through
to
'U
a
man.
handled
his
Job
in
a
cna-
1
.
He
y-
esUblished
".what
The
WOmen.
Who-
hnha1.
amounted
tr?
a
rfirtatirhl
...
.
,
vork
oi
ships
or
at
the
docks,
in
iov.
cancelled
by-laws
that
might
t
munition
factories
or
In
transport.
Interfere
with
retief
organisation
JWKea
Drn;
ineir
faces
were
and
advised
his
council
he
would
drawn
and
the
eyes
of
some
were
c"
ihe
ily
when
.
he
needed
'
red.
no
rrom
wecpins
but
from
Aeni.
Then
he
centralized
all
lhe
.
lack
of
jrfecn.
But
HV.
th:r
ervlees
amniwl
him
in
tt..
j
.
-
...mi
1UI.1I
MIC
UU1JU-
!,
y
re
resolYed
not
to
con-
h?U.
wh';h
bombs
spared
ffom
scr-eedc
a
victory
to
the
Germans
by
icu
damage,
although
windows'
weaicncss
In
their
grim-
we"
shattered
and
fine
lawns
torn
mest
hour
of
the
war.
up.
.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Rees.
head
of
Swansea's
Rolmg
with
an
iron
hand.
Mayor
:
women's
Voluntary
Services
h-h
James
brourht
order
nnt
n
.k,.
cared
for
thousands
of
bomb-out
within
a
few
days.
Rooms
were
al-!
men.
women
and
children,
said"
10Led
to
the
services
and
placards:
there
were
few
h
m-
iMr.
rw.u
in
th
miri-i.
1
touched
many
people,
came
close
to
Guildhall
told
peoole
where
to
go
others,
but
they
accepted
it
ttth
Food.
clothing,
money,
ration
books!
almost
'Spartan
courage.
-But
pity
ter.
light,
gas,
billeting,
educa-help
the
German
parachutists
who
t!on'
construction
every
detail
try
to
land
in
Wales,"
she
said,
"if
was
arranged,
with
a
sympathetic
he
men
don't
finish
them
off
iim.
official
In
charge
to
give
personal
he
women
of
Swansea
will
get
attention
to
each
bomb
victim's
them."
need.
First
of
the
three
big
raids
came
'
placard
said
"burial
certlfl-on
a
Wednesday
night.
Flames
cates"
and
'a
half
dozen
grim-faced
oread
through
the
shopping
dis-
men
and
women
waited
by
the
door
trict,
Ieanlnz
from
str
n
leadlne
to
th
iiii
f
t-.
Firemen
fought
the
blazes
a
best
A
Ptr
at
the
entrance
to
the
iney
couid
and
their
courageous
"""dhall
called
for
2,000
volunteer
work
kent
the
flames
in
check.
blod
donors.
The
fires
were
almost
under
con-
Courage
All
Throurh
'
The
stories
the
men
and
woy.en
told
as
they
passed
from
one
room
to
another
-were
a
record
of
tragedy
and
courage.
I
spoke
with
many
of
these
Deonlp
ed
their
turn
to
ask
for
aid
In
one
way
or
another.
Their
experiences
were
all
different,
Vet
in
manv
ways
the
fame.
Some
were,
more
;
viBUdni
man
others
ln
the
sheer
simplicity
of
their
'telling
i
A
woman
drewprf
in
hiav
j"ww,C5
ior
ner
little
boy.
Tve
been
i
here
before."
sh
said
"nHn
!
for
my
four
children.
I
won't
hare
to
do
that
again.
I
.burled
three
last
week."
The
old
sailor
came
for
a
donation
from
the
Lord
Mayor's
fund
His
clothes
were
dirty
and
worn,
but
he
carried
an
almost
new
walk-n,&,cane-
a
gift
from
his
daughter.
Welsh
to
the
core,
he
spoke
Eng-
CHIROPRACTOR
..!,.
tv
riin.,
it
(phi
Wallace
Block,
Phone
M
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
1
Union
steamer
Cataia.
Cap
Ern-.
et
Sheppard.
returned
to
port
at
'8:30
this
morning
from
Steaart
and
'other
northers
points
and
tailed
at
;1:M
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
.
and
waypointa.
i
i
Indian
Department's
eraser
Na-jskeena.
with
Indian
Agent
James
GUiett
and
Dominion
Oonstabir
A.
J
Watkinson
on
board,
left
shortly
before
noon
today
for
Port
Estng-ton
nd
will
be
back
this
evening,
the
agent
and
constable
being
on
official
business.
Johnny
Moser.
manager
of
Rd-ward
Lipsett
store,
received
his
n
iat-i
to
north
coast
waters
orer
the
week-end.
Some
of
the
bovs
wen;
tD
Butler,
Cov?
for
a
'
tti
rhln"
an''
Jchnny
hooked
and
landed
a
38-pound
spring
using
a
Sunbeam
T-'poon
and
38-"oond
er
cotfyhank.
At
least
this
is
one
instance
of
some
one
on
a
'Vn
tnn
eveh'rut
a
fish.
He's
going
to
have
it
stuff
d.
-sh
hesitantly
as
he
toid
how
he
always
knew
he
would
get
Into
trc-b
by
staying
on
land.
A
hail
porter,
who
spent
three
years
in
hospital
in
she
last
war
and
would
be
fighting
now
but
for
ha
old
wounds,
told
proudly
how
he
snirit
of
Swansea's
people
was
not
broken
j
No.
it's
not
broken,"
toe
sailor
remarked,
"but
mine's
a
Ut
bent"
He
found
consolation
in
the
fact
that
his
son.
in
the
nvtrchJnt
navy
.
is
bringing
munitions
to
England
to!
help
defeat
the
enemy.
I
"I
only
wish
I
were
not
so
old."
he
said,
"i
would
Hke
la
b
out,'
mere
with
him.
Land
is
no
trtr-for
a
sailor
in
times
Hke
these."
Reach
ten
umuiua
peOMe
with
a
"want
ad
"
in
the
Dairy
Kews
sflr
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