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PAGE
TORE?
14,
1941.
BP
11
Feel
Like
a
New
Man
m
ARRIVALS
Lee
Kupert
W
KetUewell.
Ser-
Rllould,
Corp.
M.
Mum-
iRobson,
J.
Lambeth,
,
Shaw,
0.
IL
Hazell,
McAfee
Corp.
H.
B.
feht
Sencant
H.
Man-1
s.
R
Donaldson,
JLor-
In
a
1
Port
Essington:
Mr.1;""'
I
Krlowna
;
R.
E.
Mc-
I'ltoc:
B.
R.
McKenzlf.
Mrs
A.
Attree,
Ter-
izzard
Edmonton:
J.
,
Calgary.
News
Want-Ad,
ALGIA
rilf
l.
K.urlll.
n
!!
N
r
A8TEK
with
B.f
kl7
.
Hwln
bMMiu
!
tht
THKKB
'
noliln.
Whllt
n
riMk
1m
tkH
llmuUU,
rwmk
N-n.irUI
rt4ntlon
t
Ike
thtXIEP
WITHOUT
RE.
otM
S(
it
kll
4mcfbU.
HAT
See
Our
Hats
by
Maker
.,
.
...
by
Stetson.
Showing
of
this
Famous
They
include-all.
the
new
Spring
shapes
and
shades
in
.
.
.,
NCTONSl.OO
BROCK.
$5.0tt
PWYY.IHY
STRATOLINER
$6.50
MEDALIST
$7.00
Also
a
Range
at
$2,9")
atts
&
Nickersort
AVE.
Successors
to
Bryant
Co.
Ltd.
pIIONE
345
Lutheran
Ladies
Sale
and
Tea
The
St
Paul's
Lutheran
Ladies,'
Aid
held
their
Easter
tea
and,
sole
on.
Saturday.
The
tea
tables
were
a;
R,
P.
Butchart,rc
.
d
narclssu3
daff0
Harris,
ueui
J-
m.(j(1
w,nv
loHips
rsllpd
durinc
the
A,
R
St
Louis,
Vic-
Wmoon,
js.
chriss
Johnson.
,
r
r
ilovir
Sergeant-Mapor
IHiinlon,
Lyon
Llght-
iw
and
H.
Cleland,
H,
Jefferles,
Prince
president
of
the
Ladles'
Aid,
wai:
convener
and
Mrs.
Myrwang,
wife
of.
th
pastor
receivM
the
guests
Those
In
charge
were:
Kitchen-
Mrs.
Chfis.
Johnson,
Mrs.
Swen
Skog,
Mrs.
'John
Myr-
Fancy
Work
Mrs.
Jack
Ivarson.
4Itrme?CooklngMrj?
GuwMos-
tad.
and
'Mrs.
M.-
Hvedlrig.
Cashier
Mil.
Peter
Uen.
Servlteurs
Miss
Mamie
John
son,
Mrs!
Thor
Solien,
Mrs,
J.
Mrs,
Hagbart
Johnson,
was
In
charge
of
raffle
of
mirror
donated
by
the
Sewing
Club
and
won
by
Sylvia
Helland
with
ticket
No.
58.
A
beautiful
cake
was
donated
by
Mrs.
Ihgvajd
Haugen.
The
closest
guesser
of
beans
wa
Ruth
Myrwang
with
475.
Mrs.
Myrwang
entertained
with
piano
selections.
sed
Furniture
Plate
Glass
5-14-x
58-
.1
U"86"
Ivory
wooden
frame,
18"
Gilded
frame,
1
13xl7."
Ivory
irame,
i-u
ih
ame,
112
ft
x
27".
It
complete
Bed
Outfits,
2"
coikllnuous
posU;
Dining
Room,
8-piece
Dining
Room
Suites;
1
Beatty
Washing
Machine;
rning
Columbia
Range,
first
class
condition;
1
McClary
:
Range,
wood
or
coal;
1
Northern
Electric
Radio,
8
tubes;
Electric
Radio,
mantel;
I
Davenport,
opening
to
a
bed;,
tub;
English
Prams;
Small
Tables.
Used
Furniture
Department.
ELIO'S
Store
Hours
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
BUILDING
THIRD.
AVENUE
pen
You
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortably
Dependable
PHONE
1
3
24
Hour
Service
at
Regular
Rates
I
CONSOLIDATED
JMNING
&
SR1ELTING
nufacturers
of
EIJEPnANT
Brand
ChemU
I
cals
and
Chemical
Fertilizers-
onlum
Phosphates;
Ammonium
Sulphate,
Superphos-
phates,
Monocalcjunv
Phosphate
Nuccrs
and
Refiners
of
TADANAC
Brand
I'wcury,
Gold,
Silver
Lead,
Zinc,.
Cadmium,
Bismuth
P"d
Antimony.
Aho
Sulphuric
Acid
and
Sulphur
tLice
and
Works
Trail
B.C.
sr
v.
Q.CCITY
The
regular
meeting
of
the
local
gave
a
short
talk
on
the
subject:
I
treasurer,
announced
that
his
resignation
was
pending.
It
was
decided
to
hold
a
directors'
meetinsr
in
the
near
future.
The
meeting
adjourned
on
the
motion
of
N.
Sharer,
seconded
by
T-
White.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Fisher
and.
small
daughter
of
Prince
Rupert
have
been,
visiting
in
Queea
Char
lotte;
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howard
Falrbalrri,
Mrs.
Fisher,
be
fore
her
marriage
last
year,
was
MjVoilfe
Falrbalrn.
Miss
Velma'
Fair
bairn,
who
has
been
visiting
In
Prince
Rupert
since
the
beginning
of
the
New.
Year,
returned
on
the
samp
boat.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
April
13,
1916
Three
troopships
reached
Tngland
with
8,597
mem
bers
of
the
Canadian
Expeditionary
Force.
Rain
and
fog
slowed
up
firhtinp
around
Verdun.
Russians
repulsed
TurHish
counter-attacks
west
of
Erzerum
In
the
Caucasus.
Announcements
All
advertisement
to
this
column,
will
be,
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c'
a
word.
Cathedral
Spring
Sale,
Thursday,
April
17.
Red
Cross
Dance,
April
18.
Arm
ories,
R.M.R.
Orchestra,
L.
o.
B.
A.
Spring
Bale,
April
23.
24.
Presbyterian
Spring
Sale,
April
Gyro
Hoedown,
April
25.
Mayday
Dance,
Oddfellows'
Hall.
United
Spring
Sale
May
I.
102nd.
Auxiliary
Dance,
May
2,
Armory.
Anniiciin
Evenlntr
Branch
Tea.l
Mrs.
Hueston,
Leeds
Apartments,
May
3.
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
May
8.
Eastern
Star'
Tea,
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kerkln's,
May
8.
W.
A..
Canadian
Legion
Spring
Sale,
May
2L
a
"snat-
costs
ju
only
half
a
dollar.
Try
it
in
the
Dally
News,
classified
column.
Ui)
U&I
Cafe
On
Waterfront
NOW
OPEN
Forusinesj
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
braiwh.
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
.
,
.
.
.
crv.ioi..
u.u
Tfco
furniture
bousnr.
:or
casn
v.
el
wuson
ft..v.
01
rrmce
uobc
..
.
.
i
.
founts
v.fnACA'
1.
u
fVi
ltw
frnm
Prinrn
MPnrp
P
'
noma
or
Mrs.
Frank
dale.
(SKlae-
or
oia
on
commission.
sate,
There
were
twelve
members
ullding,
Third
Avenue.-
(tf)
ipresent
and
the
president,
Mrs.
O.
!
Pit
Turner,
wa
In
the
chair.
A
Ladles
First
Aid
Examinations
tettej;
of
thanks
from
the
Bed
will
beheld
in
City
Hall
April
15,
at
Cross
headquarters
in,
Vancouver
,7
o'clock
sharp.
was
read,
thanking
top
local
branch:
tor
the
cheque
for
one
hundred
dollars
recently,
sent.
Re-
Mrs.
B.
Douglas
of
Skidcgate.
ar
rived
in
the
city
from
the
Queen
garments
for
refugees.
Refresh-J
iftni
merit-
were
served
by.
the
hostess
EAjC
fVtlSCKY
at.
the
close
of
the
meeting.
uil
tT
ai
A
meeting
of
the
Associated
Study
Clubs
of
the
Skldegate
In-1
let
Credit
Union
was
held
In
the)
scooor
ai
vueen
cnanotte
on
April
l.
There
were
ten
members
pres-i
ent
with
the
president.
Charles
vrvniiv)ww
RUB
ON
CKS
WapoRub
ing
returning
to
Skagway
after
i
.
...
.
...
enpnmna
no
-fintpr
in
Rpnti.lp
'
wny
one
or
tne
Chicago
Credit
Unions
Failed."
The
treasurer's
re-.
.
T
L
for'
Ban
Aiex
uimoar
oi
uie
pro-,
then
port
u-as
given.
A
drive
new
members
and
for
borrowers
XnCial
f0""
ai
Qu,!en
Ch5lotte
was
suggested
as
neceary.
The
Cit?
arrivetd
to5
,n
e
Ca
business
the
bonding
fee
of
four
fsun
yesterday,
having
In
his
cus-.
East
dollars
to
the
name
of
the
new
,
UJ?
rnwiitean
wiio.
naa
rtreasurer
was
dismissed.
Charles
Defn
elncea
lW0
monms
im-
Hartle.
ihe
nnt
rptarv.
pnaonmeni
at
Massett.
sergeant
Dunbar
will
return
to
the
Islands
on
the
Camosun
tonight
LINZEY
Butter
Sweet
Clover,
3
lbs.
Corn
Del
Maiz
Nlblets,
2
tins
81.05
25c
Coffee
Chase
and
Sanborn,
Regular
AQf
or
drip.
Lb
oK,
Peaches
Lynn
Valley.
Regular
tins.
25
C
Eggs
Scotts
or
Telkwa.
Grade
"A'
large.
Dozen
....
JIalasses
12
size
Ci
tins.
Each
0.'
Apple
Juice
Large
01
p
50-oz.
tins
"V
Carbolic
Soap
Jergen's
It
floats.
-J
C
4
bars
Chocolate
Bars
Nellscn's
Jersey
Milk.
Large
p
size.
Each
Flour
5
Roses,
4i9p
7-lb.
bags.
Eacft
Ilhubarb-i-Fresh
on
Q
OV
every
boat,
2
lbs.
paying
a
visit
with,
his
son-in-law
and
'daughter,
Lieut,
and,.
Mrs.
H.
G.
Kennedy.
Fourth
Avenue
East.
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
H,
Canty
of
j
Skagway.
were
passengers
aboard
j
the
princess
Norah
yesterday
returning
north
af
ter
a
trip,
to
Call-.
fornla.
Mr.
Oanty
is
a
well
known
urer
were
giver,
a
U?
6f
nJJJtSa
merchant.
avallajjle.
for
making
knitted
and.'.'
T'
fc
H
other
garments
was
read.
Many
of
a
'
those
oresenfc
nromtapri
in
malt
"
'
AND
INGRAM
LTD.
QUALITY
fOOD
AT
LOW
PRICES.
2.
PHONES.
585
5XC
New
Potatoes
White
7S?:
:
23c
Spinach
New
IQP
B.C.
2
lbs.
3
Deliveries
Dairy
To
All
Parts
of
the
City-
Free
Delivery
on
Ail
Orders
b.
O.
Orlswold,
official
of,
the
Al-
laska-Juneau
Gold
Mining
Co.
of.
r
Juneau,
was
a
passenger
aboard
(the
Princess
North
yesterday!
I
morning
returning
north
after
a
trip
to
Seattle
and
San
Francisco.
Inspector
Ernest
Gammon,
provincial
police,,
returned
to
the
city.
;pn
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
!
morning
from
Vancouver
where
he
In
spite
of
the
war
conditions
went
to
sit
as
on?
of
the
members
Valley,
in,
the
chair.
A
brief
review
sucb
at;
high
taxes
and
qost
of
of
a
corporals
examining
board,
of
the
business
transacted
at
the
hvhjg
and
the
need
of
saving
'for"
last
meeting
was,
given.
Mr.
Valley,
various
wartime
calls,
the
local
Mr.
and,
Mrs.
Nicholson,
who
have
vjhn
Vifirt
pMunflv
..ftiima
r-r.
M
flrHt.
imflrnl1v
snlrt
mifc
thplV
!
hppn
of
Mn.ccpt.t.
fnr
tho
na
cf
nimlp
trip
to
Vancouver,
told
of
visiting
large
stock
6f
flowers
at
the
week-1'of
months,
Mr.
Nicholsonlbelng
ih-
the
ouJces
ot
the
Orltlih
Columbia
end.
iterested
In
the
dev.eiopm.ent
of
the
Credit
Union
League
and
the
Ex-
black
sands,
returned
to.
the
city
tension,
Department
of
the
Univer-J
.
.
,
..'
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Wands
S
slty
of
British
Columbia
whUe
in'
fe
m
f"
n
,?i
"!
on
the
Camosun,
yesterday,
Pass
and
Yukon
an
the
south.
Ha
reported
that
he
had
Route:
I
I
Inquired,
Into
the
Credit
Union
sys-
."""6
C
t
T
Ulaiu
i
t
i
i,
.
r.
r.
:.
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
morn-,
t
VVUl,
u&
tlUUA"
ZWCTX:
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.
I
A
1
jtV
Ilrl
V
.....
CHURCHES
Spite
UU
TT
JLJLV1
Concrtratioos
Of,
Inclement
Conditions.
Laree
In'
Weather
bad
weather
and
suitable
Easter
messages,
were
given
the
various
congregations.
In
several
churches
extra
seat;
had
to
be
provided)
Chairs
being
placed
in.
the
aisles
The
critical
war
situation
undoubt
edly
had,
a.
good
deal,
to
do
with
,
-
.
.
i
uie
large
abienoance.
i
LONDON,
April
H:
Thousands!
of
Londoners
who
.have
been,
in
the
habit
of
holidaying
on
Sundays
were
a.t
;church
for
the
Easter
'services.
All
places
of
worship
were
crowded.
Many
people
4h
different
parts
of.
the
country
spent
a
good,
'
deal
of
the
day
in,
their
gardens
or
planting
potatoes
and,
other
veg
etables
in
their
allotments.
tlBTMIirB'EBrBn
"Build
B.C.
Payrolls"
Never
Fails
In
Cooking
Kb
."Pacific
Milk"
writes.
Mrs.
A.
T..
"has
no
superior
in
cook
I
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
Phones
18
&
19
P.O.
Box
573
Easter
Candies
and
Novelties
Now
on
Display
from
lc
up
Also
Easter
Box
Chocolates
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
Awarded
two
First
Prizes
at
British
Empire
Ureuers'
Exposition
.
.
.
LoikIou,
England.
1936.
"to
Courageous
Londoners
at
Heme
from
Two
Londoners
abroad."
They
live
out
of
town
but
are
evidently
with
the
Londoners
In,
spirit.
The
tsum
they
sent
Is
$$.00
which
will
be
forwarded
to
the
central
office
as
I
soon
as
all
those
who
wish
have
had
an
opportunity
to
add
to
the
amount.
There
will
be
no
deductions
for
postage
or
exchange.
I
ing.
It
never
falls.
You
Just
know
it's
pure.
It-makes
per
fect
salad
dressings,
and
there
.
Is
nothing,
better
for
puddings."
PACIFIC
MILK
TRY
GUNN'S
Variety
Repairs
For
First
Class
Service
on
Bicycles,
Rubberware,
Tires,
Tubes,
Etc,
Vulcanized
6th
St
opp.
OK
Barber
Shop
Mr-
and
Mr
Olive:
Adams
ar
rived
in
the
cly
on
the
Camosiin,
crowded
yesterday
in
spite
of
the
'
yester(Jay
mornk
l
wayJ,,
will
Inverness
cannery
where,
they
spend,
the
summer.
Hundreds
ot
people
try
a
the
Dally
News
classified
column
and
-get
good
results,
(tt)
This
adver.tisment
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Queers
Air
Raid
Fund
Refuses
to
Heed
Danish
Gov't
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
April
14:
Yesterday
the
first
cash
donation
Henrik
de
Kauffman,
Danlsb.
the
Queen's
Canadian
Fund
forllstec
to
ths
ynlt?;4
plates,.
aTdsed
air
raid
victims
was
received.
It
is
icecreiary
oi
o;ave
uoracu
nuu
today
of
his
refusal
-to
recognize
the
recall
order
from
the
-"Copen
hagen
government
for
his
granting
of
military
defence
sites
to
the
United
States
in
Danish
Greenland.
Make
Our
Store
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed'
PHONE
54T
Tom
Lee
&
Son
"HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS"
For
Meritorious
WAR
SERVICE
In
the
Canadian
Home
SINGER
SEWING
MACHINES
Use
a
Modern
Singer
to
Serve
and
Save
Save
$3.00
a
month
making
your
own
and
your
family's
Clothes,
Draperies,
Rugs,
Pillows
and
many
other
necessary
household
articles.
'
Your
SINGER
will
pay
for
itself
Liberal
allowance
for1
your
old
machine
Let
us
make
you
an
offer
I
RAILWAY
I
SJS.
"PRINCESS
ADELAIDE"
Every
Friday
10
pJU.
v
We
Repair
Singer
Sewing
Machines
Use
Only
Genuine
Singer
Parts
Needles
and
Attachments
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
TO.
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
S.S.
"PRINCESS
NORAH"
April
7th,
17th.
29th,
May
9th,
20th
f
.
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
April
3rd,
13th,
24th,
May
4th,
15th,
28th
Direct
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
YY.lL.
COATES,
General
Agent
Prlnpe
llupert,
B.C.