Expert
Optical
Service
VISIT
TO
KITSELAS
.
KITSELAS
Anrll
18:
Th?
Kit
Envoy
S.
Morgan,
Honorary
Ser
geant
Major
A.
McDames,
Outpost
Sergeant
Major
and
Mrs.
S.
Jones
and
Honorary.
Bandmaster
M.
Jones,
all
of
the
Salvation
Army
from
Skeena
Crossing.
Also
Easter
visitors
to
the
village
of
Kitselas
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Leask
of
Metlakatla
whose
flit
visit
it
was
and
who
enjoyed
.seeing
the
people
of
KHselas.
The
visitors
arrived
the
day
before
Good
Friday
and
were
cordially
welcomed
at
the
C.
B.
W.
Church
by
the
officers
of
the
churcrj.
where
the
first
evangelistic
service
was
held.
.
On
Friday,
Saturday.
Sunday
and
Monday
services
were
held
in
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel,
each
being
well
attended
by
visitors
and
villagers.
On
Monday
night
a
farewell
meeting
was
held.
The
program
included
uPirltual
solos,
ducts
and
quartettes
rendered
both
by
visitors
and
tcwnsfolk.
The
Kitselas
Singers'
Brigade
ren-
Chas.
Dodimead
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
!
VISIT
OUR
RASEMENT.
STOKE
j
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Classes,
Baggage
j
and
Novelties
.
.
...
i
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
To
Defend
Two
Coasts
MONTREAL,
April
18:
(CP)
4
Completion
of
plans
for
mlll-
tary
and
naval
defence
of
eastern
and
western
coasts
of
Canada
and
th
Un'ted
States
was
anncunced
yesterday
ths
Canada
-
United
States
''nt
roermanent
defence
board.
A
Kintpmpnt.
snlrf-
4.
"Nothing
Is
left
to
toe.
done
but
to
put
the
plan
Into
op-
eratlon."
Hundreas
ol
peopie
try
a
"spot."
In
the
Dally
News
classified
cnl
umn
and
get
good
results.
(t()
j
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
I
Greatest
Spring
Sale
Now
in
Progress
!
A
FEW
OF
THE
UNUSUAL
BARGAINS
;
?
Dresses
liny
One
and
gel
One
FREE
f
Sweaters
$1.50
and
.$2
values
69c
lirassiers
First
(juality.
All
widths
........
QQp
Slips
$1
and
$1.50
values
7C
Summer
Gloves
Reg.
to
$1
RJQq
Oil
Shin
Umbrellas
Reg.
.$3
$1,99
Spring
Coats
'Values
to
$20'
$9.95
Roys'
Wash
Suits
Reg.
to
75c
29c
Raby
RIankcts
Reg
to
$1
'
ejQq
AND
DOZENS
OF
OTHER
BARGAINS
Mall
Orders
I'ro'miitly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Night
i
RUPERT
PEAP1.ES
STORE
i
i
"
-
i
c
in
me
iicari
ni
rnncc
liupcri"
TUIKI)
AVE.
Next
to
Hcilbroncr's
Phone
BLUE
907
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Transatlantic
Trans-Pacific
Tn
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
.B
-'PRINCESS
ADELAIDE?
Every
.
Friday
(tjp.m.j
(t
TO
VANCOUVER
OlKECT
S.U.
"PRINCESS
NORAH'
April
7th,
17th,
20th,
May
Uth,
20lh
'In
Krlchikan,
WratiRell,
Juneau
and
SkiiRway
April
3rd,
13th,
U4th,
May
4th,
15th,
28th
Direct
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Vff
I
COAXES,
General
Agent
prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Man
in
the
Moon
THE
DAILT
KXtTH
It's
easy
to
srU
an
arttci?
if
the
price
is
right
and
it's
advertised
in
right
newspaper.
i
i
Everybody
Is
right
sometimes
and
nobody
is
right
all
the
time,
ir
a
Tson
s
right
sixty
per
cent
of
the
'ime
he
Is
fairly
reliable.
Jake
says
he's
trying
to
rake
up
a
nickle
or
-two
lor
the
air
raid
vic-nsIeJhjBks
manj'
of
Uki
will
i
auk
cuiiuug
uie
wonas
mariyrs
The
young
man
was
rather
shy
and,
after
she
had
thrown
her
arms
around
him
and
kissed
hlra
for
bringing
her
a
bouquet
of
Easter
flowers,
he
jumped
up
and
grabbed
his
hat.'
"Oh,
donTi
co
"
she
said
as
he
"
,
made
for
the
door.
"I
didnt
mean
dered
the
anJiem
"On
Calvary"
i
to
offend
you
"
and
a
spiritual
hymn
"Do
Lord'
j
"Oh.
I'm
not
offended,"
he
jv-
Acuiemuer
e.
urganisis
lor
the.:
piled,
'Tm
going
for
more
flowers."
evening
were
Miss
Amelia
Beaven
.
aim
xen
eaymour.
uniei
oitKshan
Customer:
"I'd
like
to
see
some
pave
a
i
are
wen
aaaress.
i
The
meetings
on
the
Easter
oc-
zt,
ion
were
fully
enoyed
both
by
sclas
corps
of
the
Salvation
Army
visitors
and
local
people.
There
was
v'f
Ued.
over
the
Easter
season
were
abundant
refreshments
by
Capt.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Johnson,
thing
cheap
in
a
felt
hat.
Salesman:
"Try
this
one
on.
The
uyjrocls
on.
your
left.-
"Woman
will
suffer
much
to
be
beautiful,"
says
a
writer.
"The
re
moval
of
eyebrows
for
instance.
t(calls
for
quite
a
lot
of
pluck."
Dorothy
Thompson
says
no
one
oan
conquer
free
men.
Perhaps
dear
Dorothy
Is
right.
I
hope
so.
Customer
at
Benson's
Jtudlo:
I
don't
like
these
pictures.
They
don't
do
me
Justice.
Ben:
''Justice,
lady?
What
-you
want
is
mercy."
rt
"THANK
GOD
FOR
WEST"
East
h
Interesting
and
Attractive
Cut
B.C.
Is
nest.
Declares
Dr.
I
Mandy
"Thank
'.God
for
nrltlsh
Columbia"
was
the
title
or
an
Interesting
address
driven
by
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandy,
resident
mining
engineer,
yesterday
afternoon,
at
the
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ro-tar
Club.
Dr.
Ncal
Carter
presiding.
.It
proved
of
great
interest
to
the
members
and
visitors
of
whom
there
wqrc
a
number
including
C.
II.
Ormc.
a
-former
member,
and
Pdrc
Durnford
and
others.
Tn
opening
Dr.
Mandy
said
he
tlid
,not
jwLsh
to
belittle
what,
the
'rartiWflsi
doing
or
how
it
was
being
,donc.
,Yct,
In
soitc
of
Us
many
wonderful
advantages,
he
and
Mrs.
Mandy
were
still
able
to
say
"Thank
God
for
British
Columbia."
He
found
th?t
In
the
cast
most
oi
the
nenplc
they
met
mvicd
them
the
fact,
that
they
lived
nn
th"
Pacific
Coast:
pp.
far
as
they
had
been
able
to
observe
the
opinion
in
fnv-or
of
this
coast
among
those
who
',
resided
In
the
east
had
been
one
hundred
per
cent.
Dr.
Mandy
said
that,
in
Roing
east,
he
had
represented
the
British
Columbia
Department
of
Minea
and
had
also
gone
to
some
of
the
mines
to
study
certain
deposits
and
engineering
and
production
methods.
He
comnlimented
William
Cruick-shank,
city
passenger
agent,
Canadian
National
Railways
on
the
manner
In
which
he
had
arranged
their
trip.
When
they
left
hne
spring
had
arrived
but
they
gradually
found
themselves
turning
back
into
winter
as
they
went
eo-.t
concludlns
with
a
blizzard
when
thev'reached
Mnnt.rpai
tiwm
v
wer
able
to
take
an
old
fashioned
fiuih
r.ric,
on
Srnday
Mount
i
Royal
.proved
to
be
a
very
great
attraction
for
the
place
was
covered
FRESH
SHRIMP
Daily
After
1
p.m.
BOAT.W.S.L.
TKOTIEK'S
DOCK
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
i
Zurtlti
Froprletot
t
HOMK
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Kstcit
5c
a)
xi
iujmt
ilut
Si
Cold
Warn
tTltici
Riipirt.
B.C
-...
i
!
0
mt
top
m
FROM
THIS
A
7
MCKAGE
35t
"
tloif
itk
tilk
(tocUpi
(
kO
cniicttTOtltrbu
k-
rocr"i,
-will
bTyo-
bmtufal
Stik
Stacluaft.
tKm
mm
toTb
Qukcr
OtiiCoaipaf.Rai
100,
fmrboroujh,
Oow
Of
Solttova.
Stik.
SILK
STOCKINGS
tm-i
t
K
.
I
vvuihc
enjoying
uie
spurt
or
'skiing.
tumes
which
made
the
place
very
gay.
One
feting
that
struck
thm
look-tag
down
from
Mount
Royal
was
the
large
number
of
church
spires.
He
was
told
that
Montreal
had
more
churches
than
Rome
and
that
it
was
the
second
largest
French
speaking
city
in
the
world.
Dr.
Mandy
told
very
briefly
of
the
convention
he
attended
and
of
the
outstanding
note
being
the
co
operation
of
Canada
and
the
United
States,
working
hand
in
hand
for
the
cause
of
freedom.
I
The
visit
to
Ottawa
proved
in-jtcrcstlng
and
the
Doctor
said
he
;
was
greatly
helped
by
the
member
for
Skccna,
Olof
Hanson
who
went
'put
of,
his
way
to
serve
them.
,
Mines
visited
were
in
the
Cobalt
districf
"where
he
noticed
In
the
country
districts
a
sad
lack
of
education
among
some
of
the
habitants.
Noranda.
Canada's
greatest
mine,
proved
very
Interesting
ai
did
also
the
mining
properties
in
the
Klrkland
Lake
district.
He
noticed
that
some
of
these
propertied
that
had
made
millions
for
their
owners
had
not
been
at
all
attractive
to
their
discoverers.
They
had
a
very
enjoyable
trip,
met
many
very
Interesting
and
hospitable
people
but,
in
spite'
of
!t
all.
they
still
were
able
to
say:
"Thank
God
for
British
Columbia
"
Aboard
the
steamsr
Prln?-s8
"owh,
which
was
in
port
yesterday
afternoon
southbound
from
kaTv
to
Van-o'iver.
were
forty-tw0
passengers.
Five
persons
dls-errrbarkrd
from
the
vecel
here
while
two
went
aboard
at
this
port
for
Vancouver.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
stopjjed
German
attempts
topene
irate
defence
ioslUons
near
SU
Eloi.
Scciind
I'ha&e
of
the
Battle
of
Verdun
ended
with
German
failure
at
Pepper
Ridge.
COUPLE
FOUND"
DEAD
LISBURN,
Northern
Ireland,
Ap-ill
l:
(CP)
Married
only
a
few
months,
Pte.
Frederick
Cojt
of
Chatham,
England,'
and
his
wit
died
from
furnace
fumes
in
a
basement
room
in
the
parochial
hall
of
Llsburn
Cathedral.
A
'Kroner's
Jury
returned
a
verdict
of
"accidental
death."
C.PJt.
steamer
Princess
Adelade
Cant.
Henry
Andrsrn.
arrived
m
port
at
2:30
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
,
all
at
10
o'clock
tonirht
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way
points.
Try
a
Dally
Nws
Wn-Ad
LAST
2
Sb
TIMES
W$,
7;
DOLLAR
DAY
Saturday
at
Fraser
and
Payne's
Sec
Windows
For
Numerous
Other
Items
of
Outstanding
Value
FLANNELETTE
BLANKCTS
Full
double
bed
size
flannelette
sheets.
Green,
rose,
mt'.uve,
blue,
gold,
plaids.
Fast
colors,
whipped
ends
A
A
ready
for
use.
Dollar
Day,
each
sheet
J)A"U
TOWELS
TOWELS
TOWELS
Turkish
towels
in
every
size,
color
and
quality
that's
manufactured.
On
special
Sale
Dollar
Day.
Run
of
the
mill
direct
xom
the
factory
to
you.
Priced
In
groups.
Group
III..,
C1
nnaroup
I.-
3
for
Group
IV
2
for
$100Groupn.
51.00
$1.00
WASIUNC;
PRINTS
N-vv
season'
wa.shing
prints,
all
new
patterns.
30"
wide
fswt
fiurs.
a
Dig
variety
to
choose
from.
Dollar
Day.
5
yards
for
$1.00
FRILLED
CURTAINS
Frilled
marquisette
curtains
suitable
for
bedrooms,
kitchens
ric...
full
length
and
cottage
style,
various
colorings.
Dollar
Day,
set
CHILDREN'S
ANKLE
SOCKS
Silk
and
lUle
and
all
silk
in
a
variety
0f
new
sprln-
shades
Sizes
5
tn
RI.
1
.
,,.
Dollar
Day,
5
pairs
for
DRAPERY
and
CURTAIN
FABRICS
1000
yards
Marquisette,
assorted
patterns,
champagne
m.C1ff
Sdr
"
SaIe
D0Har
Day
at
Icss
tha"
c,Mt
terns
suitable
for
every
room
In
the
house
c4
tl
Dollar
Day
Special,
5
yards
for
M
-UU
SILK
CURTAIN
NETS
25
pieces,
assorted
patterns,
English
nets,
values
A
A
up
to
C5c
yd.
Dollar
Day,
3
yds
for
JM.UU
NOTTINGHAM
FILET
NETS
Assorted
patterns
in
cream
shade
only,
36"
wide
4
nn
extra
good
value.
Dollar
Day,
4
yards
for
'
tM.UU
SILK
DRAPERY
DAMASKS
40"
wide
all
silk
drapery
damask,
six
shades
to
qa
choose
.from.
Dollar-Dap,
special
yard
o"C
LADIES
UNDERWEAR
Princess
slips
made
from
an
assortment
of
high
grade
materials,
various
styles
and
trims,
assorted
shades
Reuular
selling
price
31.50
each.
on
Dollar
Day,
each
o"C
V.i
.
...'
PILLOW
CASES
Full
size
linen
finished
pillow
cases,
ready
for
Q-f
aa
use,
good
quality.
Dollar
Day,
5
cases
for
V-i.UU
BED
COMFORTERS
Full
size
cotton
filled
comforters,
assorted
chintz
coverings.
An
excellent
buy.
mjv
At
Dollar
pay
price,
each
tbZ.lu
mibi'
mm
HI
Feature
at
7:j(
,
Frank
J
J
ADDED
The
Dionne
Qoigi.
WOULD
Nehj
Comlm
Sat.
(
"THE
INVISIBLE
'uuniy
lour
j,
MAX
EI
HASTINGS,
En;
Ar
The
Lord
Chan::
colntert
P.
A
ci..""
1
trar
of
Hastings
arj
tl
Stores
Cbsc
at
6
O'clock
Satorfcl
PRINCESS
SLIPS
Good
quality
satins,
white
and
tea
rose,
aoricd
r
finishes.
04
(
Dollar
Day.
each
vlH
PANTIES
Satin
and
satin
stripes
in
assorted
tji
Small.mcdlum,
large
sizes.
Regular
price
79c
each.
Dollar
Day,
2
pairs
for
nRJEF
PANTIES
Rayon
silk
knit,
heavy
weight.
Jaatcx
let;
rose
and
while,
excellent
wcarhig
garmcnLi.
Dollar
Day.
2
pairs
for
HOSIERY
Campus
stockings,
all
wool
cashmere.
a.von
u
ANKLE
SOCKS
SO)
assorted
tojis,
sizes
6
to
J014,
CI
T)nl1nr
n.-i
Rnrlnl
t
nlr.
t,
Ladies'
all
wool,
in
various
shades,
all
tionular
;or
8V2
to
10V2.
Dollar
Day.
3
pairs
for
LADIES
RAYON
SILK
HOSE
Extra
fine
knit,
mock
fashioned,
all
new
Cl
flQ
popular
shades,
rlngless.
Dollar
Day,
3
pain
for
BEDSPREADS
500
spreads,
assorted
colored
stripes
and
check.1-
absotutttf
fast
colors,
nicely
finished
and
wear
guaranteed
ma'
two
sizes,
72"jc90"
and
80"xl00".
2l
98
rilKMI
!
f
nptmiMM-'.AIlS
Size
80"xl00",
assorted
designs,
full
double
bed
siaJJ
various
colors,
well
finished.
S2
95
V
Dollar
Day,
each
CHENILLE
BATHROOM
SETS
Bath
mat
and
toilet
scat
cover
in
assorted
pattern-.
"J
shades.
Dollar
Day,
set
Rayon
and
cotton
mixture
in
very
pleasing
shades,
M
colors,
size
S2-X52",
good
heavy
quality.
Xl.U"
Dollar
Day,
2
for
v
HAND
HOOKED
RUGS
Good
size,
very
serviceable
for
bedroom
rugs
or
bath
Assorted
colors.
Qi
(Jl)
Dollar
Day,
each
GLASS
OR
TEA
TOWELS
Linen
finished,
good
large
size,
bluq
and
red
1U"
w
check,
ready
for
use.
Dollar
Day,
a
for
,