E'
jrda;
Mar
1941
PHONE
116
THI
IMTIIH
COlUMllA
DltTILllir
CO.
irp.
b!e
ta
them
in
after
life.
4
Hliii
,d'tmM
it
not
putliiU
J
or
Wltf
Ityp4
Iff'
by
ll
LiquM
Cwilicl
Bfd
atf
U
1
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.
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i
,
.
i
Vf
i.
U4irruMni
ft
wm
WMMM
iistrict
Units
ip
To
Strength
jt
first-
of
this
year
and
the
Units
I
this
district
are
practlsally
up
IRearh
ten
thousanfl
pepple
tlth
r'wanf
ad
"
m
the
Dally
News,
TRAIN
ME
SPEEDED
UP
twreji
JlontreaJ
And
41arUim.e
1
The
Increase
In
train
capacity
'and
the
'speeding
up
are
In
response-
to
tiie
growing
volume
pi
passenger
and
express
traffjjC
be-
.tween
.the
ierniinal
points
and
jUie
important!
cities
between
Montreal
'and
Halifax
which,
has
been
.oc
casioned
by
Canada's
war
effort,
peniand
oi
existing
train
space
lias
becorps
yery
heavy
and
for
a
cpnd,erale
time
It
14.1
btrn
nec-
enrv
in
niimo
thi
"fWnn
1,1ml-
hletruUIn
ho
been
brisk
since
-TO
S,
"f
r
'T
LrH
tZ
n
;
h1
i7.
16.
the
"Ocean
Limited",
in.
L.r,
taHnitan.
nnn
for
,,n.k,
nf
new
form
as
an
all
leeplna
lunht
.
......
.
enr
train
with
comDlete
nir
condi-
EJhST
Jr
n
S
7
tloned
equipment;
50
minutes
will
Itwuiw
UiB
Oi...
-,1,f:-4j
ltla,
-,.,..1..
.,v
.i,
.(,,
There
ts
an
urgent
call
at
the
Sc3caf
time
,
for
about
60
truck
river
and
young
men
who
can
fcndla
a
truck
can
be
taken
on
wriT!
men
who
have
their
matrl-iblion
to
loin
one
of
the
tejchnl-il
unt
in
which
they
can
be
funh)
di2SAl
operation,
electrical
prk
und
all
branches
of
signals
bd
communications.
Ypung
am
hav(.
the
necesry
back-
aund
ran
in
this
way
learn
a
ade
that
will
be
extremely
valU-
between
Montreal
and
Ifcillfajc.
West
bound
from
Halifax
to
Mont-
real
the
improved
edition
of
the
"Ocean
Limited"
will
cut
off
one
hour
and
tyenty
.
minutes:
from
the
present
schedule.
Capt.
R.
E.
M'.
yerburgh
arrived
In
ihe
city
Jhls
week
from
Victoria
to
assume
duty
as
dsrlct
supply
and
transport
officer
of
the
local
garrison
area
in
succession
to
Ueut.
Col.
J.
J.
Burton-Wllllson
who
was
recently
transferred
East.
A
former
Anglican
Church
clergy
man
and
padre,
Capt.
Yerburgh
is
a
brother
of
Robert
Yerburgh,
former
local
High
School
teacher
,
Trains
leave
I'llI'CE
KUPEltT
for
the
EAST
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
,
p.m.
Alr-Coriditioned
8Ieeplng
and
Dining
Cars
-
Steamer
leaves
I'KINCP
KUPEltT
for
VANCOUVER
on
ThurKlay.
11
30
p.m
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
andJ'oweH
River
For
Full
Information
and
Reservation,
etc
Call
or
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
525
3rd
Attn
Phone
26G
Prince
Rupert
Agents
for
TransCanada.
Air
tines
L
-
'
-
-
j
l
This
is
the
Time
pf
Ypar
When
QUALITY
ris
'-rri.
n
b
n
1
Makes
a
Dif
fcrcricc
tp
Ypur
rtihkl
Consult
with
us
as
to
the
best
kind
to
use
for
your
Stove,
Range
or
Furnace
Albert
&
McCaffery,
PHONE
HI
Cecil
Smoked
BLACK
COD
Smoke
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storag
"'"ce
.Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
British
Column
LOCAL
NEWS
Car,
for
Old
Gold,
Bulger's.
Special
musical
service.
United,
iChurch,
Sunday,
7:50
pm.
MONTREAL.
March
8:
'Paster!
.Canadian
Legion
B.
E.
8,
Ux-
tme
tjatwecn
Mcntreal
and'HalUax
Jcutlve
meeting
Monday.
Moniniy
with
the
establishment
ol
the
meeting
Wednesday.
'Ocran
Limited''
-as
nn
exelmlverv
I
all
sleeping
car
passenger
train
1
Tonight's
train,
due'from'the
"past
and
Hi
addition
of
.a
romnkte
at
11
o'clock,
-was
reported
tltfs
new
making
three
iins
flally
m-rat-J
Gnlh
inspector
.of'
ine
between
th
two
cities,
niwi
y1"7"
......
'
.
.
.
I
r
"
...
tt
mines,
fimea
last
niznt
on
-
uie
annonuncea
oy
u.
w
north
on
escort
duty,
wjjl
sail
by
the
Catala
tomorrow
night
on
his
return
north.
Wlam
Brass,
Robert
Moxley,
Joseph
Clllis.
Albert
Leblanc,
J.
B
S
eaten
and
II.
W-
JCennedy
com
prised
a
draft
from
the
local
102nd.
Battery
which
left
here
this
week
for
the
East
as
a
reinforcement
draft
I
Get
this
safest
Fast
Relief.
Avoid
long
hours
of
painful
discomfort
2.
Tat
ttrf
thrul
front
oolJl
dinolfe
Atnirin
Tiblrtt
'lilt
of
wticr
i
in
li
rr
nJ
tutie.
Pain,
nwrms
xeH'tJ
in
very
lew
jmnuic?,
lf.44W(ft:if
armrjught
to
the
1.
To
quicilr
rrlitt
Itrt
nj
tcbti,
lilt
2
Aspitin
Tblrti
oJ
drink
full
tkt
of
rrxtt
ui
meat
in
2
Lours.
'
'
3
Cbnl
tmttrtinn.
If
roa.
bare
tern
rJ
iempertute
Jon
"dot
to
down
if
tlvroit
rain
is
not
quicklr
re.
Iictc
J,
Ul
;out
doctor.
Qulck-Actinf
"Aspirin"
"takes
hold"
Id
fskules.
Don't
accept
anylhlnj
els?
Taki
no
chancw
with
a
cold.
Follow
the
direction!
in
the
pictures
bove
the
ale
way
millions
use
10
rencvc-roius
amizinily
fast.
It'entirely
avoids
the
ri.nceri
of
taltine
Strong
drujJ.
P
both
in-
So
quickly
does
A'P'f
"
.BCf
ternally
and
as
a
tartle,
you'll
feel
won
.i.,f.,i
r.lif
trt
often
in
a
few
minutea.
Try
this.
jvy.
Poctor
recdmiprnd
Asp''"1
b""e
n
ir
Uktn
ffr
:qufir-thy,kngw
it
(lots
not
htrtn
thf
htt.
&
unuiUni
A
'
Announcements
,
All
advertisements'
In-this
coir
nmn
wpl
be
charged
for
a.full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Navy
Auilllary
tea
March-8,
Eeg-
lonHll.
Presbyterian
Tea.
Mrs
Platen's,
March
13.
yardep's
entertainment
March;
14,
Second
Searchlight
Auxiliary
Tea
Legion,
March
15.
Catholic
Ladles'
-.St.
Patrick
Tea,
March
tff
Anglican
Tea
Mrs.
Partoh's
March
18.
United
Tea
March
20th,
M.rs.
Large's
102nd
Auxiliary
Tea,
jLeglon,
March
22.
Horticultural
pinner,
Mrch
.24.
Rebekah
Tea
and
Sale,
April
i
L.
o.
fl,
A.
Spring
Sale,
April
23.
Mayday
Dance',
Oddfellows'
HaU.
Et'.
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
May
A.
eitv.ironvEtewarto.
vh.e
Prince
R-
IHo-t&y;r.igr
r
by
-Provincial
ConstabiflX.(FjReini.
.'He
'has
been
sentenced
w
f6ur
mantis'
lmprison-j'ment
for
t?eft.
Mr
and-Mr.
L.
II
'LVwitsch
ci
iViiVehorseaf.-
f,
y'i,
In
the
city.
.rj3j!tXnltn
oh,'
Kg
Irli;ecis
Lsi
.C"ior
a
w
to
yancouver.
Mrs.
fast
train,
The
Srotlan.".
rooming
to
be
on
time.
31,?.
pis0n:is,mrut&tWUiS.'i:'!
Johnston..
'
,
.
i
Lrr-.js..
u.
K.vn.ie,
wng
nos
oeen
;
caidena
for
.Butedate
,roue
o
wk&rrlkxy
at
Stewart
for
general
passenger
traffic
tranagehr:
IS
to
.
fh.'n.Hhn
TJnHi'H-,!!,
J1"1
on
official
fluue?
-
-
"
-
r
-
-.
-
1
j'erai
'years;
will
be
moving
to
I
of
w
ww
u
ui
Brlnd,
b,cal
manager
the
Imperial
Oil
Co..
sailed
last
,.C'4
'r
.
1
1
a&i
oTthe
Cardena
for
Bntedale
e
-g
y
Ttmrtv
evening
aboard
enroute
pi
Surf
Inlei
on
company
-Jce
-Rupert
xtfi
-his
way
to,
buSeti
Vancouver
on
a
business
txto.
Mrs.
ousuies3'
l?vale.-l$
tijue
former
.ins
Mary
Mrs.
R.
llastde,
who
has
been
McJae
)of
t)ri
city.
paying
a
visit
here
with
her
son-
.
.
u
.
.
I
in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
tyts.
Fred
11111,
left
by
last
evening's
train
on
her
return
to
her
'h6rne
!
at
Viscount,
Saskatchewan.
Provincial
Constable
L.
E.
Requa
By
the
faster
schedule
which
i0f
Stewart,
who
arrived
in
the
will
come
Into
;ef
feet
pn
Sunday
city
Thursday
night
from
the
mm
mmm
Anjiis
JKerr
Tells
ow
II.e
HJajtes
vUjlff'&m
Frm
A
farmer
:ln
this
country
should
be
a
b)itcher,-a
lumberjack,
-a.
vet
erinarian
and
;a
trapper
in
order
to
-sei
'tb.
jnbsth'oulAf
.
-"his
olace.'
awxruing
ft)
AJiSUS
yy.
iverr
Ml
uick,
whom
I
mef
on
the
train'
jn
my
yay
.to
Tprontp.
Angus
was,
taking
advantage
of
the
chetip
rates
to.
make
a
trip
to
his
moth-
lir's
home
jiot
very
ar
from
JOtr
tawa.
takin'g
"his
young
son
with
him.
I
was
going
to
Toronto
to
attend
a
convention
of
the
Canadian
Dally
'Newspaper
'Association.
1
VjLr.
Kerr..
a
neighbor
of
Dan
lOreene.'anotherfanner
who
some-
Jtimes
Vre.Cetfes'to
tie
papers
and
.is
now
woAdng
In
.the
Post
'Office
,atPxm'ce
Rupert,
Mr.
Kerr
levldently
find,
the
world
.Dretty
igood
as
.
jt.
Is
:ahA
makes
the
mast
.of
t.
He
has
only
a
smal)
-.place
on
.the
hillside,
iA0,ncrie3.lnl',iill
and
only
nart,pf
xVjp
cleared.
Every
faryn
is.
growing
all
the
time
.
As
1
say,
I
met
Mr.
Kerr
on
the
train.
He
was
looking
out
of
thei
window
showing
his
son
a
moose
that
could
be
plainly
seen
a
short
distance
.away.
,
He
ssdd
'he
bad
seen
six.
moose
'tiatmMirignkJils
way
to
station.
'At
this
time
of
iyear
ihey
were
t?ry
numerous.
I
Asked
moTdpartlcuitrly
as
to
how
he
mad&
a
Jiving
.on
a'
farm
fn
that
part
of
the
country
and
still
have
enough,
money
for
holiday
-trips,
Mr.
'Kerr
said
that
the
trapping.
season;
had
-Just
'closed
and
he
haiij
dea'red"$250'
from
.the?
pelts
he
had!
sold.
Some
season
he
-made
twice';
tat,;,wrioijf'
anil
sometimes
the
ttc&js
quite
small
And
prices
poor.
He
.iftd,
a,
fev
cows
which
j1
brought"
in
ii
smll
but'
.
regular
Inr
.
come
from
cream.
Creamvwas
selI-.(
Ing
for
iiearjy
twice-jlie'
price
U
fetched
ijist;
year.
Now
and
then
he
kiUlda;.ste
p;alg;.
He
also
kilted
cattle
pr
bogs
or
other
-.
farmer;
He
djd..
.not
turge
'his.;
'
.near;
neight)ors;anythlng;j
'or.Kutchr;
He
a!o
raised
small
acreages
j
'
of
gralnmost
,of;.vhicli
was
'con-j(
.mjeg.
Qy
-Wfvx
.
.
i
I
Most
,
pf
ihls
neighbors,
i;r
.vsajd,
.
raadera
giving
off
(their
'farms,
:
paw;
'"(W.'.")1?
vf'ri"
TJfr.V
-"?:'
The
'Oreens,
for.'
Instance,
had
a?
vejy
nice
"place.
He-
likd
the'life.
.
.
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Reel
Sockeye
pinFseal
Finest
Pink
-Salmon
racV4
by
tor
iny
flm
cnnlof
cripny
With
;an
mil
tb
tor
r9tn
fynyreU
to
j&ttoyiNCi
Italian
wounded
after
fall
of
tohruk
Weekly
Newspaper
to
Be
Published
Local
'Garrison
area
To
Get
Out.
Eifht
Paje
Sheet
rF0r
'pistri-bution
'Among,
"Military
Units
Publication
of
a
weekly
newspaper
In
connection
with
Prince
Rilpert
garrison
area
is
about
to-be
commenced.
It
will
be
devoted
to
the
actlyltles
of
the
various
mlllr
tary
units
among
which
)t
will
have
Its
circulation.
It
will
be
eignt.
pages
n
size.
NOTICE
ivear
he
clears
a
little
more,
so
hlsfte
for
a
determination
of
the
rent-
al
of
such
premises.
JUDGE
W.
E.
FISIIEU
Chairman,
Prince
pupert
Rentals
Committee.
Try
a
Dally
News
Want-Ad.
ML
Slow
Burning
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
i
(I
OMC
FIHER
MADS
FRESH
FRUITS
VEGETABLES
Arriving
Every
Boat
"BUY
RIGHT"
Shop
at
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
Car,
Boat
and
Plant
Operators
Free
showing
Of
moving
pictures
Illustrating
the
operation
and
lubrication
of
indus-'trial
plants,,
diesej
and
auto-mpbile
.eneines.
Entertalninr
and
Instructive.
Eailes'
Hall,
5th
Avenue
East,
Priday,
March
7,
8
p.m.
Sharp
.Courtesy
of
Imperial
Oil,
Limited
And
Its
Dealers
EVERYBODY
WELCOME
a
Rrltlsh
nffier
jisslsts
an
Italian
Drisoner
in
carrvlne
m-ounded
Italian
soldiers
to
an
amouanee
55:.
ior
removal
to
a
dressing
station
after
the
victorious
British
assault
on
the
Libyan
port
of
Tob'iok."t;
The
capture
of
the
city
-pas
accomplished
following
devastating
raids
by
the
British
Royal
-Air
,-force
and
bombardment
by
the
British
fleet
'Off
the
coast.
CHURCH
NOTICll
MB&b
l'S
FIRST
"PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
jjjWjj
Orsanist-Mrs.
E-1-
Smith
mm
au
.v;v-
1t
a
-j
1
Owners
or
landlords
of
premises-
repted
since
January
2,
mo
ipr,
housing
accommodation
must
-make
,
application
to
the
Reptals
Commlt-
15
:
Hear
Rev.
A'ex
Esler
M.A-.
of
Vancouver
11:00
ajn.
"The
Glorious
Crpss"
7:30
pjn.
"The
Conquering:
Christ"
Old
But
Ever
New
Messages
for
the
Day
Come
to
Church
Tomorrow
A.
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A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
TRADE-IN
FURNITURE
8-piece
2
liedsteads
Phone
775
Act
Quickly7
:
-1
3-piece
Chesterfield
Suite,
splendid
condition
!-niece
Djninp:
Dining
Room
Suite
1
Dresser,
1
Vanity
327
3rd'Averui;
I-;.
We
ain't
mad
at
Nobody
MIIMIIMIMMMMS"'""
"
The
New
Grand
Cal
7??
'
.1-
'
'
a,
1
Opening
Monday
March
10,
6
a.m.
new
furniture
new
fixtures
NEW
DISHES'
NEW
EVERYTHING?
Attrnctive-
Atmosphere
Good
Cooking
Generously
Served
Reasonable
Prices,
Ent
Well
and
Save
SECOND
AVENUE
AND
SIXTH
STREET
The
Daily
News
is
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Djtily
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
Me
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper,
north
of
Vancouver
and
Westiot
Edmonton
noming
memue;
in
these
organizations.