,
April
5,
1941.
"TK1DOT7-
HOW
iauniiru
-
ngaroo
MiiuntleU
....'..,..;
itfK
SUA
HI
puii:
nw4
IAI5LE
SHOr
CAPS
CHEAP
now
fnOnn
4ilb
AwEKALLS-
Headlight,
sanforized
!
shrunk:
g.Bak
type.
8-oz.
denimrPaln-.
dUAU.S
Treat-'em-rough
Brand.
8-"oz.-fiUr-ahrunk
denim.
Suit
atts
&
Hick
win
AVE.
7
?
t
Mai
Question
When.
Buying
Work.Clothin&
"
-
"
r"-vw..irI
iru
Jfff
imurr
.
vui1llHer
uooa
we-win
WOKKSHIRTS
Twills,
Moleskins
and
Zeromoles.
$1.35
$i;754
$215
OI-OVES-WHtson's
llorsehlde-
auntlets
cen's
Asbestos
Tan
.
.
$2.00
65c
82;50
83.00
50c
iiCKerson
Successors
to
Bryant
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
315
f
johiuon
and
David
John-,
Progress
In
preparations
for
the
n
vowell,
Raymond
Mor
'organization
of
the
forthcoming
Hwanga-and
H.
F.
Tweed
,
clean-up
week-In-
Prince
Rupert
living
arrived
from
the
in-
was
reported
to
the
Junior-Cham-
Thursday
night's
train;
ber
of
Commerce
at
Its
meetlng
last
r.
n.
nc
on
me
rrmcess
nigni.
a.
u.
souinoy.
is
cnairman
ilkr
Vancouver
and
Vic-,
of
the
committee
to
which
Alf
Riv-
o:a
the
Royal
Canadian
ett
has
been
added,
other
members
which
they
have
en-
being
Ross
Ingram
and
'A;
3
Nick-:
erson.
IENING
TODM
APR
.5
"
FLOWER
SHOP"
HROOKSBANK
BUILDING
Third
Ave,
Phone
Green
810
Cut
Flowers,
Plants,
Bulbs,
Seeds,
Hose
Hushes,
.Locally.
Grown-Bed-diiiK
Plants,
Fertilizers
Wreaths,
Sprays,
Corsages
Care-..
t
,
fully
made
at
Reasonable
Prices
.
Exclusive
Agents
for
Pauline
Johnson's,
LICIOUS
CHOCOLATES'
ANDV
CARAMELS
All
Absolutely
Fresh
They
,
Make
an
Ideal-Easter
Gift
Associate
of
the-
Florist
Telegraph
Delivery
Address
MRS.
G.-SMITIL,
P-0.
Box
1392'
Trains
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
the
EAST'
Monday,
Wednesday
Friday
6
p.m;'
Air-conditioned
Sleeptar'and
rnrrilrig'
Citt
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE1
RUPERT
f
dr
-VANCOUTElF'oa
urlay,
n:3o
p.m.
caning
atOcean
Falls
and
Powell
River'
For
Full'
information
and
-.Reservation,
etc
c"
or
Write
CITY
TlCKETtOFFICE,
518
3rd
Atenn
Phope
260
Prince
Rupert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada'
Air
Lines
anted-fclur
HIGHEST
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
Ship
to
J.
E;
OUMHEDi;
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
presenting
HUDSON'S
BAY
COMPANY
Phone
741.
167
East
3rd
Ave.
...
Is
interesting
t6
know
when
reading
the-Daily
News
ne
People
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same.
,
Thomas
MorgawsaUed
last
night
on
the
Cafdena
for
Namu
OannflryJ
Sergeant:
and
Mrs.
J.
K.
Yorstnn
i.salled
last
night
on
the
Cardena
for
a
trip
to
Victoria..
Mrs.
Gordon
T.
German
left
on
last
evening's
train'
for
a-
visit
In'
Wetasklwtn,
Alberta.
I
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
K.-
E,
Moore,
manager
of
.Burns
Ltd..
left
on
last
monton
and
'Winnipeg.
left
on
Halifax.
last
evening's
train
for
Mrs;
Gordon-
Craig-,
who
arrived
,'hvi
the
cttjr
on
the
Prince
George
Thursday
night
from
Stewart,
left
.on
last
evening's
train
for
Saska
toon;
civic
government
In
Prince
Rupert.
It
was
his
hope-
that
on
that
oc-
f!irn
ihre
would
be
a
full
at
tendance
and
that
there
would
w
an-
lnreiugent
aisri;sion
oasea
on
ithc
facts
of
the
situation.
,
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
LlJSj&i7
WATCH
Mil
Cth,
2
p.m.
come.
iH
TIIK
SI
PKEMK
rOl
liT
OK
BRITISH
rOUMWA
IV
PROBATE'
Iii
the
Mattfr
of
tbt
"Administration
At"
And
'
....
.
....
....
i
r-1.
a
r
1
.
Ilii
thf
Matier
oi
inr
ui
1
imokrriTatlor.
IJfcmsed
'
TAKE
NOTICE
that
toy
Order
of
His
vr
Jiidcw
rteher.
local-
Judge
oi
the
eUpwiie-Oonirt'
of
Brltliih
OolumWa,-
1941
mmolnted
Administrator
ot
the
c
....
rt
nharles
Booker
Taylor,
for
merly
Of
te.
Settlement
of
Bella
Coola,
on
or
4.boilt
the
7th
day
of
June
1940.
gji
required
to
pay
the
amount
pt
their
in.ivni
to
mi
forthwith
ana
all
Ktroons
having
.claims
agalnat
the
-sold
EHifct
are
miulred
to
file
them
with
m
property
'wrtfl'
on-
o'
before
-the
1
lit
dl
-of
May
A.D.
1041
faJlmg
which
dlWrtbutlonr
wUl
be-made
'having
regard
only
to
ioh
claim
of
-which
I
hai
v.n-
ti
notified.
DATED
o.t
rTiIuce
ituperi,
u.
v
18th'
day
of
'March"
1941.
NORMAN"
Ar
WATT'
Official
AdmliUstrator
Prliuoe-
fwiTt;
B.O;
flOVKRNMKNT
I.KU'Oll
ACT"
(Swrtdon
28)
NAtlre
nf-'AppllNt-Um
for
a
-Boer
I.ITnie
NDTtCE
in
hereby
ilven
that
on
the
fttU'-day
of
May.
A.
D.
194f,
Ue
under-
slrned
uiwnasto-appiy
vu
wo
mui
Ountrol
Board
for
a
llceriAe
In
respect
of
premisee
being,
part
of
a
bulldlns
"
...
.
.
1
'
.TU.L
.lilt
...
att
737
Third
Avenue,
Westi
Prince
Rupert,
upon
Uie
laiuW
lencrlibed
aa
Lots
Nomi
S
aaid
0,
Block
Hot
32,.
Section'
1,
Prince
Rupert
Tovmslte",
Map
023,'
Prince
tMini-rt
liuid...R(rlBtxattaiv
District,
in
thea
Province,
of
ErttlfiJv
OMMntbla,
for
tiheiiale
of
Dl
iy"'Ui'gia-or
ay
wic
hotlie
for
Tmrummptlon:
on
tlie-prenlss
ori-
eleeuwher'
.
DATED
thU
28th
wy
of
llarclt,
A
.D.
lU41v
JOHN
HOSKINS
Apr'
leant.
LOCAL
NEWS'-
NOTES
U-sed
furniture
bought
for
cash.
or
sold
on
commission.
Ello's;
Moose
Building,
Third-Avenue.
(tf)
P.
R:
Tennis
club'
opening!
Am
erican
Tournament
Sunday,
April
All
tennis
player
wel-
(81)
cuiwuu
"C
1.1.
mi.
wwn.
t
X.-
ltnu
Ti111IawaII
I
auu
wins,
ivviutaiii
xaiiiic
oait
r
a
VaCaUn
trlp
to
Van-lout
and
another
50,000
is
just
com
lng
off
the
presses
In
Toronto.
Dm.tf1ant
ft
V
P.flrmnM
ririnrt
Mt
If.
l
.
1
.
,
,
..CU
VJ
tiiC
HU1I1U1
llMUIWtl
Ui
Will-
train
for'
a
business:
trip"
to
Ed
....
......
a
special
committee
on
constitution
ww
r,ffu
,xr,i
v
wastill
working
on
the
subject
but
who
has
beem
stationed
with
the
hLnf?m"port
10
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
here,!meanum
make
for
the
On
Waterfront
NOW
OPEN
For
Business
Cdrr
Waggoner,
who
was
sentenc-
.,
.
ed
at
-Terrace-
to
six
months"
im-
At
the-suggestion
of,
Fred,
Con-prtsonment
under
Defence
of
-Can-Tadi
thfe
Junior
section1
cf
'
the
add
regulations,
was-brought
to
the
prmce-
Rirpert
Chamber
of
.
Com-ilty
on
Thursday
night's
tralrr
from
merce
at
its.
meeUnrf
last
Wght,
Terrace
by.
Provincial-Constable
B.
decide(i
to
send
a
letter
of
Coh-E..
Munklcy,
The
officer
returned
gratulations
and
best
wlsho:
to
a
to
Terrace
on
.
last
.evening
s
train.
newiv
newly
orzanlzed
Junior
Chamber
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a'
word.
Lutheran
Tea,
April
5,
Metropole;;
Queen
Mary
Tea,
Mrs:
Parkin's
April
-14.
V
J
Cathedral
Spring
Sale,
Thursday,
(
'
April
17,
lt
Red
Cross
Dance.
April-18.
.rmi.
ories,
R.M.R.
Orchestra.
L.
O.
B.
A.
Spring
Sale,
April
23.
Presbyterian
Spring
Sale,'
April
Gyro
H6edown,
April
25.
Mayday
Dance,
Oddfellows'
Hall.
United
Spring
Sale
May,.l.
102nd.
Auxiliary
Dance,
May
2,
Armory.
Anglican-
Evening-
Branch'
Tea,
Mrs.
Huenton,
Leeds
Apartments,
May
3.
St.
Peter's
Spring"
Sale,
May
8.
J.H,
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank,
Rldf.
FISnERMENl
instal
MARINE
MOTORS
Kfermath
orLycoming
Agent
J.
T.
DRENTZEN.
Boat
"Wanderlust''
Cow
Bay
Mrs;
James
Clark'
Pialmistry
L
SILVERSIDES
BLOCK"
Second
St.
Phone
Green
,416
Cash
for
Old
Gold,1
Bulger's.
Excursion
ito
Port
Simpson;
Mon-'
day
April
14.
SS.
Camosun
leaves-
9:30
ajn.
returning
6
pm.
Tickets
at
Union
office.
Capt.
R;
D.
Coddington,.
one
of
the
medical
officers-
of
the
local
garrison
area,
sailed
last
night
on
Come
Wind,
Come-
Weather-
by
ine-ince-AaeuHae
lUT
a
inp
io
Victoria.
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Prince
monthly
dinner
Commerce
"was
held
last
night.
I",
was
a
rather
longer
session
than'
usual
and
a
wide
variety
of
matters
came
up
for
discussion.
President
G.
T.
German
was
In
the
chair
and
there
was
a
fair
attendance
of
members.
Colin
McCarthy
was
a
guest
r
A
letter
from
W.
M,
Watts,-
chau
man
of
the
recent
war
savings
drive
committee
here,
thanking
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
Its
assistance
by
way
of
active
delegates
in
the
campaign
was
read
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
Junior
I
Chamber.
Mr.
Watts'
letter-said
the
results
of
the
campaign
had-been
considered
satisfactory,
the
drive
having
been
a
decided
success.
A
communication
from
the
Chambers
of
Commerce
of
Columbia-
organization
in
con-
of
Commerce
In
Ketchikan
which
neotion
wltiv
detail,
of
activities
Gavin.
Hume
repeated
to
the-nas
been
inaugurated
under
en-0f-the
various.
Junior
chambers-fay
Junior
Chatnber
of
Commerce
at
thuslastic
and
auspicious
clrcum-
the
province
was-included
lnthe
lis
meeting
last,
night,
that
he
stances.
Co-operation
In
every
pos-
correspondence-.ofithei-local
Junior
had
looked
Into,
onbehalf
of
the
siWe
way
win-toe
offered.
chamber
at
its
regular
monthly
chamber,
what
was
being,
done
(
Idirinervmeeting-last-night:
It
was
here
in.
the
matter
of
collecting
President
Gordon
T.
German,
at
referred
to-
the
-
committee
on
silver
foil
in
connection
with
the
the
regular
monthly
..
meeting
last
inter-Junior
chamber
matters-of
nauunaj
savage
campaign.
ifc
naa
uiht
of
the
Junior
Section
or
the
v,1iich
A.'-S.
Nickersan-Is
chairman.
been
found
that
the
school
child-
PrmCe
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-1
ren
were
much
Interested
in
this
merce,
expressed
gratification
at'
The
desirability-
of-
Increased
WM1!
manner
Ln
whumembers
of
memberhlp
w
dtecuewd
at
oompctitloa
had
developed.
It
was
Jurilor
chamber
had
gone
to.,-
.
......
.
Ahat
,
the
might
the
Junior
Section
of
suggested
citizen!',
wot)c
n
connection
with
the
Cana-I
turn
such
material
over-
to-
the
,dian
war
Services,
fundi.campalgn.
the
Prince
RQpert
Chamber
of
Uchool
children
who
would
-see-that
jt
had
proven
that
the
members
Commerce
at
ill
meeting-last
night.
it
reached
the
Red
cross.
the
Junior
Chamber
were
cap-
The
feeling
was"
also-'
expressed
able
of
doing
some
real
service
In
that
there
might"
be
more
-general
Steamship
Sailings4
Fof
Vanconveii--
Tuesday
Catala
.1:30
-pm!
Thursday
S.S.
Prince
George
ll:300phi',
Frlday--Ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p.m.l
wiutiiA
iv.ov
yail.
April
'.7-'
and-'17-S.S.
Prlnces3
Norah
5
p.m.
April
29
SS.
Princess
Louise
5
p.m.
FRESn'COWS
MILK
Our
Daily
Delivery
for
Summer
Months
Will
Commence
Friday,
April
4,
6
p.m.
Dominion
Dairy
PHONE
10
High"
Quality
Latest
Patterns
All
British
Woollens
JUST
ARRIVED'
Come
in
and
choose
'the
cloth
for
your
'spring
suit.
Ling
the
Tailor
Sixth
Street
rhbne'659
Make.'Our'
StoreYfcuf
Shopping!
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
rnoNE
'tur
Tom.
Lee
8k
Som
"IIOUSIT
OF
FINETOODS"
CHURCH
raritv.
mm
NOTICES
FIRST5
PRBBY'TERIAN'CHURGH!
Onanist
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
Uev.
Akr-EslerD.n.
Wilt
Preach
H'.00ajn.
''Compensations
of
;the
Road"
r
7:30
p.m.
"The
Wll
'to
Be,
to
Do,
to
Conquer"
As
Churchill
saitf
to
Roosevelt
"We
shall
not
fail
or
falter,
we
shall
not!
weaken
or
tire,
neither
the
sudden
shock,
of
battle
nor
the
long
drawrll
trials
of
vigilance
and
exertion
will
wear
us
down.
Give
us
the
tooUt
,
"b....W
tv.
..v...
"
M
the
Junior
Section
,
of
-and
we
will
finish
the
Jobv"
The
need
of
the-day
is
will
power.
Come
tof
Rupert
Chamber
oflChurch.
,
i
4
ST.
PAWS'
LUTHERAN
CHURCH1
!
Corner
8tW
an
Oth
Aves.
East
i.Re,v
J.
II-
Myrwang,,
Pastor,
..Res.
1177
1st
Ave.
W.
PhonevBlkSSS-Mfs.
I.'Feness,
Organist
Mrs.
J.
If.
Myrwang,
S.S.
Supt,
PALM
SUNDAY
AND
HOLY
WEEK
SERVICES'1
'
SUNDAY,
APRIL
6th
,11:00
a.m-Divine
Services
in
English.
Special
.Music
f
t
i
.
t.
12:15
p.m.
Sunday
School.
Children
invited
to
Services
:
7:30
p.m.
The
Luther
League
presents
Palm
Sunday
Program
HOLY
THURSDAY,
APRIL
10th
800
p.m.
Services
with
Holy
Communion,
in
Norwegian-GOOD
FRIDAY,
APRIL
11th
11:00
a.m.
Divine
Services
in
English
8:00
pjn.
Holy
Communion
Services
hvEngllsh
AH
Our-Peopie'nd-'Visitorsare-Cordlall7"Invited
to
These
Services
r
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Edwin
E.
Bandt
B.A.,
RD
Minister
P.
H.
Linzey,
Sundar
School
Superintendent
7:30
p.m.
Subject
"The
Faulty
Foundations
of
Pacifism"
11:00
a.m:
SubJect-"Apostolic
Testimony"
;
(A
Pre-Easter
Message)
ev.
Brandt
will
spealo
at
"both
services.
Communion
at
Evening
Service
Sunday-School
tit
12:15
O'clock
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCW
Organist
Miss
Swanna
Olafson
A.T.C-M.
Leader
Senior
Choir
J
.
S.
Wilson
Leader
Junior
Choir
H.
T.
Lock-Minister
Rev.
JCi
Jackson
April
6;
1941
,
11:00
a-m-s-ReceptlonofiMembersand
Communion
A-THet
minister
;
wiir
speafc
"A
Study
in-Crosses'
The
Junior
Choir
will
sing
"When
I
Survey"
Isaac
Watts
Alfred
Grainger
17:30
pm.
Musical
Service.
The
augmented
Senior
ChoiiMwin.1
presem
I
lVir
(J.nVAVTimntJ1
me
mmun"y-
rea
tnraa
naa
actlvlty
amonff
the-
exirtmT
mem
I
th&.
cantata
"Gethsemane"
Joseph
Bennett-C.
Lee
Williams
The
solo-
uy.v.Muuv.u.
3
as
treasurer
oi
uie
campaign,
A
.
,.e
taUlilu.
hroo
.w,,,,
.
Mp
t
R.
navev
andiDMRJG;
Large
To
Bfe
Considered
Mr
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said,
and
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had.
participated
actively
lri
the,
of
Douglas
Stevenson
and.
Rich-
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Tommy
Fraser.
Arthur
Hlnton,
Junior
Section'
OI-
Prince'
Rupert.
Wlim
Owen
Hooner.
Ross
Ders
and
reviving
of
thp
iiv-
,CJiambrr()t
Commerce
To
Deal
Insrami
Harold
Ivarsonv
Robert
!tcres
of
'
former;
members.
Each
Wilh
Matter-At
:tanr
iMeeung-
paricer
Ted
Smith,
Paul
Stegavlg
mcrarer
wm
oe
expeoiea
to
pnng
.and
C.
G.
Ham
as
well
as
President
O.
T.
German
intl
mated
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
Junior
Section
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
that
it
was
his
Intention
to
bring
up
at
an
early
date
the
question
of
h
a
prospeonve
new
imemDer
as
a
guest
at
the
next;
dinner
meetlne
'a
month
hence.
There
will"
be
a
special
Board
Meeting
at
the
closeioWherservlcet
Mdnday
8
pjnt
TKe-
Younj
-
Peoples'-
Society.
are-
Invited
All
young
people
over
18
TliV
Salvation
Army
l'
Adjutant
and
Mrs.
Ivan
Halsey
Officers
in
Charge
Every
Saturday
Night
at
8
O'Clock-Soul-Winners
instruction
class
by
Signalman
Earl
Harvey
SpeciaMnvitation
to
Christians
"
C
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v
?
."
i
SUNDAY"
SERVICES
''
ll:00a.m.
Holiness
Meeting;
Mrs.
Adjutant
Halsey
'in
charge.
Subject
"Come,
Tarry,
Go'i
2:30
pjn.
Sunday
School
;
7:30
p.m,
Salvation
Meeting,
AdjuUnt
Ivan
Halsey
In
charge;
Subject
"The
Dastardly
Work
of
a
Fifth
Columnist
in
Prinee-Rupert'-Speclal
Music
by
the
Orchestra,
Songster
Brigade
and
Vocal
Solos
and
Quartettes.
Revival
Fires
are
Beginning
to
Burn
In
Our
Midst
All
are
Welcome
to
Come
and
Spend
"A
Day
With
God"
at
uie
Salvation
Army
Send
Easter
Cards
Now
Sec'our.
grand
selection-of
-,Mju1c
':'
in
Canada
Easter
Cards
Beautiful
and
Appropriate
Expressions
of
Easter
from
5c
up-
Remember
all
your
friends
with
an
Easter
Card
We
also
have
a
splendid
line
of
EASTER
TOYS
State
Serviettes
Etc.
Come-in
and
see
them
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