PAGE
FOCS
Expert
Optical
Service
ftFT"?
as
Dodimead
J
'
Optometrist
In
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Jo
you
sigh
for
a
stocking
that
will
never,
never
run?
BUY
"SANSRUN"
KAYSER
creates
it
with
a
patented
lodid
knit
that
is
j
absolutely
guaranteed
never
'
to
run.
And,
as
if
that
'
weren't
enough
SANS-RUNS
are
made
to
look
shttr
to
give
your
legs
that
exciting
"nude"
look.
KAYSER
SAUSRUNS
are
g
j25
1
FOP.
-SALE
BY
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Night
IfflPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
,
THIRD
AVE.
Next
to
Heilbroner's
Phone
BLUEJ
907
Mv,
S
Used
Furniture
Beatty
Washing
Machine,
McCIary
Kootenay
6-fiole
Range,
8-,plee.
Dining
Room
Suite,
Bedroom
Dressers,
Bed
Spring
and
Mattresses,
Extension
Tables,
Kitchen
Tables,
Gate
Leg
Table,
'Quebec
Heaters,
Wash
Stands,
Davenport.
MISCELLANEOUS
21
jewel
Waltham
Watch,
15
jewel
Wrist
Watch,
Guitar,
Violin,
Set
of
Books
of
Knowledge,
Radios,
Gramophone
Records,
Aladdin
Lamp,
Coleman
Lantern,
Bird
Cage,
.Mirrors,
Sad
Irons,
Clothes
Wringers,
Wash
Board,
Snatch
Blocks,
Barrow
Wheels,
Square
Shovel,
Lawn
Mowers,
Peaveys,
Stanley
Steel
Level,
Forge
and
Blower,
Tennis
Racquet.
Used
Furniture
Department
ELIO'S
Store
Hours
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
MOOSE
'.BUILDING
T,IIm,
AVENUE
ICE
Just
Completed!
Jew
.
Ice
Storage
Method
Ensuring
only
low
temperature
ice
throughout
the
fishing
season
Fishermen
arc
Invited
to
Inspect
Our
Reconstructed
Ice
Storage
Low
Temperature
Dry
Ice
Now
on
Sale
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
r.pert
'
Lq.
XtO.
British
Columma
Whifflets
With
Rangers
J.
B.
Scott
Entertainment
Of
Contrast
Offered
3.
From
The
Waterfront
I
Fairly
substantial
landings
of'
salmon
are
commencing
to
be
made
at
Ketchikan.
Yesterday
some
10,000
pounds
was
landed,
by
trailers.
Prices
were
164c
and'
172c
for
large
reds
and
15c
for.
small
reds.
J
Capt.
John
Wick
had
a
very
trough
crossing
over
Hecate
Straits
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Skidegate
recently
with
hU
halibut
boat
Johanna.
At
Skidegate
Capt.
Wick,
who
Is
in
,the
fishermen's
naval
reserve,
was
given
a
hesrtv
welcome
by
many
old
friends.
Little
Theatre
Presenting
Two
Plays
And
Other
Numbers
This
Week
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
m
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Snckeye
rinFseal
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
th
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert
Phones.
18
&
19
P.O.
Box
375
Easter
Candies
and
Novelties
Now
on
Display
from
lc
up
Also
Easter
Box
Chocolates
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
TEB
DULY
KXWfl
J
The
second
lot
of
haliout
boats
under
the
staggered
departure
scheme
under
the
curtailment
plan
will
start
moving
out
to
the
grounds
today.
These
are
the
boats
names
of
which
start
wUh
letters
of
the
alphabet
from
R
to
Z
The
first
to
clear
were
Tramp.
Capt
Sam
Hougan.
and
Selma
H..
Capt
W.
J!
Burhmali.
Further
boats
of
the
firri
group
leaving
since
yesterday
Included
Rio
Rita.
Capt
Chester
Leask;
Lucky
Star.
Capt.
W,
Johnson,
and
Midway,
Capt.
,
Otto
Olseh.
I
s?4o.ijt;
COUIMll,
-
-
-
r
-
w
r
Sy
tlit
Liquor
Control
Bord
or
ly
4
Gorrmaent
of
oVhU
Cilnlta.
KAMLOOPS
R.M.K'S
"HOME
TOWN
The
big
event
in
Kamloooj
last
and
,
xi
t
nonm
j
7
was
uie
annual
rtuviuciai
uuu
George
Minns
on
board,
the
Forest
Branch
cruiser
Sale
and
Fat
Snow
of
the
Lillian
D.
was
a
re-
-r'
csf
-
R'MTitc
Tn!
Af-
British
Columbia
Beef
Cattle
Qrow-ter
a.
day's
stay
there,
the
Lillian
ers'
AssodaUon
All
records
were
D.
proceeded
to
the
big
logging
broken
and
sale
proceeds
were
iorty
camps
In
Cumshewa
and
Sewell
in-
per
cent
ahead
of
tne
prevlous
yccr
There
was
a
fine
display
of
stock
from
all
parts
of
the
southern
interior.
The
proceeds
of
the
sale
were
$60,100
and
the
average
price
of
beef
cattle
was
10.66c
per
pound.
Hereford
bulls
sold
for
an
average
of
$284.50
and
shorthorns,
$257.50.
Matt
Hassen
of
Armstrong
conducted
the
sale.
"'
1
TTio
nra!1mln4rf
f
-4n
1
n..v.
Human
interest
episodes
during
Basil
Paul,
Kamloops
reservation'
I
rlxt!v1
na
prison
cellinPetro-
Indian,
charged
with
murder
ofj
iiZiJZ.
r
u
'vcuimwii
jonn
parson,
7-year-old
penslon-
lwhert
et.apymcment
one
is
likely
er
by
cruihing
his
skull
with
an
5
S
liTUlami
arc
the
Me
tn
a
Seymour
Street
rooming
t
i
SSI1
fw?
ll
!nCt
drama
house
on
March
15
been
ad-3
wlth
twisted
(7e,UMase
Win.
journed
until
April
1
5
n'ln"the
Uttle
Theatre
5
two-act
nbiv
Th.
Zi
J,
..
Presldent
of
the
Kamloops
and
J
Sent
'SZJSJT&SZ
;
R
ii'u
.
KT.
FPU?-:'
numbers
Advertise
in
the
"Dally
News.
PAINTING
Decorative
Kalsomining
Signs
LORNE
CORNELL
Gordon
and
Anderson's
Phone
46
William
Harknettkredeh.'of
the
Kamloops
Fsh
5hp(aijtm-,
tective
Association,
natftt?fMted
chairman
of
a
fund
which
is
toibe
,
raised
to
purchase
a
Spitfire
plane
for
the
EmDirefs
fi?htini
Directors
of
thefynd
are
Inspector
R.
M.
Robertson,
F.
A.
MacCallum
and
J.
R.
Pyper.'
Sergeant
C.
C.
Jacklln
has
Just
arrived
to
assume
his
duties
as
district
chief
of
the
provincial
police
He
comes
from
Prince
Rupert.
ilVEKMET
LIQL'OK
ACT"
,v
toectttm
28)
to
,
1J,lweby
Kiven
that
on
the
Qf
.i
A.
D.
1941.
the
under-
"JliUol
Boarrt
for
.
n.
.
H
of
pranlfej
being
part
of
a
bulldlni
ert.
upon
the
land
deacrtbod
as
iJt.
grnJ
nflnd
6-
Block
No.
32.
Sertlon
1
1
tte
Provlno,
of
BrltJh
OotartST
lor
isDATED
thU
2th
dy
of
March.
A
JJ.
JOHN
HOSKIN3
,
Applicant.
Co
Where
There
is
Lots
of
Variety
Ruby
Royal
Olass
Vases
Cream
Colored
Olass
Vases
Huby
Royal
Water
Set--Also
Jardiniers
and
Vases
for
your
spring
flowers.
"Where
Your
Dimes
are
Little
Dollars"
at'
the
VARIETY
STORE
P,0.
Box
757
Phone
Red
120
J.H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Hank
Bldg.
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
W.
Colton,
D.C.Ph
0.
Wallace
Block,
Phone
lit
Stock
Market
Moves
Upward
Police
Court
Fines
Higher
Tendency
of
New
York
Tradlne;
is
Totalled
$895
During
March
Which
Steadily
Towards
Higher
Levels
Was
Largest
Figure
Since
August
1938
.
(
NEW
YORK.
April
1.
The
'New
I
York
Stock
Exchange
is
showing
a
Police
court
fines
collected
dur-
I
steady
upward
movement,
com-
ing
the
month
of
March
in
Prince
Imencing
yesterday
and
continuing
Rupert
totalled
$895,
this
being
the
I
in
early
trading
today.
The
turn-
highest
figure
since
$980
in
Aug-
over
yesterday
amounted
to
440,000
ust
1938.
Last
year
In
March
fines
shares
Industrials
closed
yester-
amounted
to
only
$280.
Fines
so
day
af
122.72,
up
.35,
and,
In
Hie
far
this
year
total
$1250
as
com-
!
first
hour
this
morning,
advanced
pared
with
$1079.50
In
the
first
another
2$
to
123.00.
Ralls
closed
quarter
of
1940.
up
.12
yesterday
at
26.67,
advancing
this
morning
another
.06
to
28.73.'
The
utilities
average
at
closing
yesterday
was
up
.21
at
19.70.
ISLANDS
SUDSCUIIUNG
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Central
J.
Wright,
L.
Earl,
N.
McDonald
I..
Hanspn
anrt
V
R
finrmun
-
-
.
"
m.
J
.
WVILtlCUl,
queen
cnariotte
islanders,
It
is
city;
Thomas
Jcnson,
Queen
Char-
reporiea,
are
rallying
ssnerouwy
to
lotte
City;
E.
O.
Simmons.
Van-subscribe
to
th
Canadian
War
Ser-
couver.
vices
fund,
campaign
for
which
Is
Prince
Kupert
now
in
progress.
,
h.
Freeman,
E.
O.
Johnston,
R.
"
E.
Coutt.
J.
H.
Brooks
and
Mr.
and
iiunareas
ol
propir
try
a
"spot"
Mrs.
M.
Saunders.
Prince
Rupert;
umn
and
get
good
results.
'WIGHT
,nd
2
Shoys
Nightly
7.(jjj
FLYNN
In
"
lid
With
RAYMOND
Mic.tr
OLIVIA
nr
1
Added
"Mm
r
it.,
ii.i...
i
"Prehistoric
Forty
COMING
TIICnTJ
In
Technicolor)
-DOWN
AUGF.vrtvr
A
"spot"
cuu
t
w
m
.
...
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a-.
cut-
u.
n..
ureenougn.
tTeoerieJc
Po
nt!
iry
11
in
t.h.
n.,...
ITII
i
.1
f
,"
-
I
TT,
..1.
T
-
I
'
w.
kjiinvj
.-i,
J1MC4WU,
eutsnuira
column,
.
O.
I.
McNAUGHTON,
CB,
CM.O.,
D.S.O.
obU
"These
tocietiei
mk
no
chirie
for
Rifts
or
work
.
.
'.
rou
people
at,
home
need
not
hesitate
in
helping
them,"
"They
hive
arranged
all
manner
of
entertainment
for
me
.
.
home
visits,
shows,
dances
and
any
number
of
sports."
1
"It
means
a
lot
when
you
are
away
from
home
and
have
nothing
to
do
to
pass
the
idle
hours,
to
have
somewhere
to
go
where
a
fellow
can
have
clean,
respectable
entertainment."
"The
boys
wish
to
say
how
much
they
appreciate
the
gifts
which
help
to
pass
the
long
dreary
hours
from
dark
till
lights
out,
SAlVATION
ARMY
Y.M.C.A.
Y.W.C.A.
CANADIAN
LEGION
WAR
SERVICES
K.
OF
C.
CANADIAN"
ARMY
HUTS
I.O.D.E.
lnctudl
Hon
Sarvka
Fr
Wttfirn
Provlnui
Only
HHHaasliHBnHBBr
7
J
by
ABOUT
THE
SERVICES
YOU
MAKE
POSSIBLEI
1
,ght(
T
I
EUTEN
ANT.
GENERAL
A.
G.
L
McNAUGHTON,
-L
commanding
the
Canduft
Corps
overset!,
fpeakt
for
Canada's
fighting
men.
Letters
home
from
the
men
themselves
bear
this
out.
Extracts
from
the
few
quoted
typical
of
.tens
of
thousands.
.
You
have
helped
to
buy
planes
and
tanks
and
ships
tai
guns
THIS
appeal
is
for
the
boys
themselves.
They
rely
on
the
folks
back
home.
This
is
the
ONLY
NATIONAL
APPEAL,
this
year,
for
our
men
in
uniform.
It
enables
you
to
combine
a
whole
year's
givings
to
six
organization!
which
formerly
appealed
to
you
separately.
Your
money
started
these
services.
Your
money
is
needed
to
continue
them.
They
are
performed
on
an
orgini"
basis,
with
human
understanding,
by
six
agencies
that
know
how
to
do
the
job
well.
An
army
of
workers
labours
unceasingly
to
carry
these
services
wherever
our
men
need
them.
Every
dollar
is
made
to
count.
Let
the
volunteer1
helper
who
calls
on
you
carry
back
youf
pledge
of
fullest
support
for
our
fighting
men.
THE
BOYS
RELY
ON
THE
FOLKS
BACK
HOME.
You
nover
hove
failed
fwnr
you
will
not
now.
National
Hoadayarters
200
Bay
StretXflrpritO
Op'
Chairman
for
British
Columbia
Lleut..Colonel
J.
r.
Fell
O.B.E.,
Vancouver
.GIVE