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SIX
Expert
Optical
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Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
(2
lasses,
Haggagc
and
Novelties
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JEWELER
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DIAMOND
MERCHANT
The
Daily
News
is
a
member
uf
liie
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north
5f
Vancouver
and
West
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
in
these
organizations.
MESlpP
et
into
the
battle
WTUh
U
Qina.la'H
fiB,i-uii
YOU
re
Supply,
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Or.lm.iui
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planned
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arc
tl.rtaliiu.l
l.y
5
ficinlit.li
allai
U
of
the
Huns
ami
tl..mf;li
we
U
in
Jlic
facltiries
to
produie
umpnns
with
wliirh
In
crush
tu,,
Uitsc
wtapoiiu
arc
usrltss
witlioul
.MKN.
Canadian
Atti
Arinyt
require-
nun
for
Arlilr),i:iiWiiu-,.n,!5ij;i,,aU,Arinound
Cars,
TanU,
Infantry,
Traiiport
ami
T1IE
DAILY
NKWB
TSMITHERS
BAND
'FUN
FOR
IS
TRAVELLING
HOLIDAY
Touring;
Upper
Nulkley
Valley
This
Wcck-Eml
in
Support
of
SMITIIERS.
May
23.
The
Smith-crs
Band
will
spend
the
week-end
and
holiday
up
the
Bulkley
Valley
in
the
interests
of
the
forthcoming
Dominion
War
Loan.
Arrangements
have
been
made
.
for
the
band
to
play
in
Burns
Lake,
Endako
and
Port
Fraser
during
the
two
days
it
will
be
away
and
possibly
in
some
of
the
smaller
centres.
A
band
concert
will
be
played
in
the
hall
at
Burns
Lake
and
the
band
,111
then
be
at
the
Hay
24
eclebrajtion
at
Fort
Fraser
where
it
k
expqeted
that
there,
will
be
a
large
attendance
from
Vandernoof
and
other
nearby
places.
The
orcanization
's
''"lathio:
its
rcrviccs
for
the
interests
of
the
War
Loan'
and
there
will
be
20
members
t.n'-plline
by
motor
car
for
this
occasion.
Bandmaster
Grav
will
be
charge-
of
the
band
during
its
short
trip.
,
"Wyoming."
comical
romantic
drama
of
pioneer
days
in
the
west
with
Wallace
Beery
In
the
leading
,role,
is
the
feature
picture
for
the
May
24
holiday
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Beery
plays
the
part
of
a
tough
man
who
turns
good.
In
a
pioneer
town
he
meets
a
lady
blacksmith,
played
by
Mariorie
Main.
Then
ensues
a
side-splitting
romance
including
Beery's
harmonica
serenades.
Miss
Main's
activities
in
helping
him
to
escape
from
jail
and
other
drolleries.
Beery
is
seen
leading
ranchers
against
raiding
cattle
rustlers.
One
sequence
shows
General
Custer
routing
a
ranch
attack
by
Blackfeet
Indians.
There
is
a
love
story
amid
the
thrills
between
Ann
Rutherford
and
Lee
Bowman.
Leo
Carrillo
enacts
the
oart
of
Beery'1-
nnrman.
Paul
Kelly
plays
Onera!
Cur'er.
Josenh
Callcia
is
hp
lmd'r
of
the
lawless
element.
T
ittle
Bobs
Watson
and
Henry
vers
round
out
an
excellent
cast.
"Wvominp."
should
make
acceptable
holiday
entertainment.
if
Waterfront
Whiffs
Halibut
Landings
Light
This
Week
Hut
Prices
Finn
Unfavorable
Weather
Affects
TroIIcrs
showed
a
definite
upward
trend.
For
American
fish
top
price
of
the
week
was
12.8c
and
8c
paid
the
H.T7P1
IT
for
17
5nfl
nnnnrts
urhllo
iVa
'
against
Hitlerism
Enlist
Now!
and
oilier
I'lu!
Army
is
prtpaml
to
Iraelt
many
Irath-H,
and
to
train
you
to
cllicicnlly
handle
Canada's
weapons
of
war.
(Jo
In
jour
iicuMHt
District
lt
ruiliny
Odicc.
Find
out
about
these
Units
;
hliw
they
work,
what
they
do.
See
just
where
you'll
(it
in.
See
where
any
particular
skill
you
possess
can
best
he
utilized,
Then
join
up
for
.(CTION.
DEPARTMENT
OF
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
CANADA
ACTIVE
SERVICE
RATES
OF
PAY
IN
THE
RANKS
$1.30
per
Day
w((h
Board,
iiodeine
Clothing,
Medical
and
Dental
care
Dro.
vided.
EXTRA:
(1)
Rates
varying
fVom
2Sf
to
15f
per
day
for
skilled
tradesmen
while
employed.
(2)
Dependent
Allow,
ances
In
Cash:
$35
to
wife,
$12
each
per
month
for
2
children
only
3
dependents
per
soldier.
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
week
ending
yesterday
were
comparatively
light
at
a
total
of
but
349,500
pounds,
bringing
aggregate
landings
for
the
season
to
that
date
up
to
4,160,900
pounds
as
compared
with
5,163,769
pounds
at
a
corresponding
date
last
year,
the
landings
for
1941
thus
being
just
about
a
million
pounds
less
than
in
1840.
The
Am
erlcan
landings
to
date
are
2,346,-200
pounds
compared
with
last
year's
3,101,600
pounds
while
the
low
was
10c
and
8c
received
by
the
Harmony
and
Pearl
for
catches
of
30.0CO
and
8,000
pounds
respectively.
For
Canadian
fish
the
hign
price
Canadian
total
is
1.814,700
pounds
of
lhe
wek
was
12
n,
as
against
2.062.169
pounds.
The
whlch
the
R
w
and
Blwa
rc
week
s
total
comprised
2C0.000
celved
for
Bjm
noundj
,
each
case
pounds
American
and
89.500
pounds
the
,ow
Can'adlan
prlce
bcintt
101c
Canadian
fish.
With
fish
offerings
and
7J5c
wnlcn
the
Annabelle
was
gmer,
prices
aunng
me
veeK
paid
for
S.500
pounds.
Salmon
trolling
has
not
oen
fo
good
hi
Prince
Runert
dhtrH
lately
r
....
Mlfc
owlll(,
umavcrabie
weather
con-
ditlon?.
The
early
season
flllp
seems
to
have
petered
out.
However,
some
fish
are
still
being
obtained
and
an
earlv
Improvement
Is
to
be
anticipated.
Changes
to
be
made
around
the
loil
dry
dcrk
in
connection
with
ihj
cii'tH
warf
ti
FhJ'bu'1dlu
prrvzram
being
undertaken
at
thd
yard
Inr-ludes
extension
of
the
premises
to
the
west.
The
Imperial
Oil
Co.
tennis
court,
wh'ch
for
years
has
been
a
popular
resort,
must
go
and
prcna
rations
arc
bcinj
made
to
demolish
It.
The
American
charter
yacht
Prlnclnia.
which
ha.s
been
on
a
two
weeks'
crulrc
In
Alaska
waters
with
party
on
board
consisting
of
Col.
J.
B.
Donnelly.
II.
Hall.
Mrs.
n.
Lou-cr
and
Mrs.
McOaw-Woodbury.
rived
in
port
at
9:30
this
mornlns
from
the
north.
The
party
Is
sailing
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
tonight
for
Vancouver
enroutc
back
to
the
Unitec1
States.
InniiTiirotln"
the
snrlii"
twce-n-we-k
,n'lln7
chrlulc
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert.
C.
P.
It.
fitramr
Prince
Oeorie.
Cnnt.
H.
F
Ncddcn.
arrl'-rd
In
nort
at
9:30
thl
rfirnln"
frOTi
Vane,-,i!ver.
Powell
rtlvcr
anrt
Ocwn
FIU
and
u'lll
snll
at
3
o'clfk
this
aftornoon
fnr
Ketchikan
nnrt
Stewart,
whence
.'he
will
return
here
tomorrow
evening
southbound.
f'.P.Tt.
steamer
PHnres
A'lhlrie.
Ont
Henrv
Anderson,
nrrlvfd
in
port
nt
?.
?.o
this
afternoon
fro
the
smith
and
will
snll
at
10
nm
nn
hr
return
to
Vancouver
and
wavpolnts.
Union
steamer
Cardena
Caot
Jrhn
Hoden.
is
d'i
n
rort
5:30
tomorrow
rrornlnnr
from
th"
south
ind
will
be
.
oiling
a
coii-1
of
hour
later
on
h"r
return
to
Vancouver
and
wavpolnts".
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Tin:
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or
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I'ltmim:
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nf
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to
the
provisiom
ol
Sc
tlon
28
of
Mw
Tntt-
Act
of
th
Provlnco
if
BrHIh
OolujnbU
I
hereby
elve
notice
Uvit
on
Uic
23th
day
of
April
1041
my
Bpolrvtment
m
Executor
of
u.,E?tatcof
thf
lat
John
William
MrKlnlev.
Deccnwd,
v.
confirmed
by
l-
.
.iviiHie
iwum
out
or
th
8un
rcme
Court
nf
Rn'.'Uh
rvji,mk..
-i.
EUlo
urc
rcoulml
to
pay
the
amount
or
tnHr
lndeibtxlnoi
to
m.
forthvilth
and
all
person
having
clalnu
aialnrt
Hie
a
el
ertn,e
are
r-qulred
to
file
them
proixTrly
verified
with
mc
on
or
before
June
15th
1041
fMUns
which
dUtrlbu-tlon
shall
Iv.
made
havUij;
regard
only
to-clttlms
which
arc
In
my
hands
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
thin
7th
clay
of
May
A.
D.
1941.
'
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OILKEIl
j
Uy
his
Sollcltora,
1
Brown
ti
lUrvcy.
Bewier
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
O,
LAST
Tin..-
wure
an
jj
ll'lll.
nil
ami
Mvi-nr,
1
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nnger,
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About
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tomlnr
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fit-Ihou'nnr'
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in
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Invest,
all
v,,-
brought
out
:
onlv
about
dollars
In
tlr
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was
rhii
vestment
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executive
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duv
of
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Trains
leave
Prince
Kiipcrt
for
llic
Hast
Aiuiiday,
Weilnesday,
Friday,
b
p.m.
Alr-Condltloiied
Slecplnc
and
Dining
Cu
Steamers
leave
P'ririce
Kupert
for
Vancouver
Iliursilay
and
Saturdays
11:30
p.m.
talliiiR
at
Ocean
11,11
Powell
River
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