New
Arrivals
...
In
The
Boys
Department
ILOVEKS-
ru
woo,;
eood
we,8ht-
I
toil
years
KAVV
COTTON
l'ANTSrj
4
0
ID
'aJS
F0
TUOt'SEUS-
6
to
18
years
UOKT
PANTS-Twecds.
s
to
12
ears
....
LfOKCE
SUITS-For
play.
Cotton.
4
to
10
years
1XCY
BIR
OVERALLS
4
to
10
yea"
LyS'
MELTON
JACKETS
Full
zipper.
Navy
and
green
HEAT
SHIRTS
With
"There"!!
Always
be
an
r-'iind'
motto
lower
Is
Given
ggy
Blackball
it
A
Nelson
Hostess
Last
M
for
Popular
Local
Bride-
Elect
H
A
Nelson
was
a
shower
's'
Pr-i
Apartments
In
honor
;
pc;;
Blackhall
who
Is
to
r,::i
on
Saturday
of
next
o
rj.a:z
Thompson.
Feature
$1.00
and
$1.95
S3-25
$1.65
$3-75
$1.50
$1.95
$1.25
$4.00
$1.50
Watts
&
Nickerson
of
the
evening
was
the
presentation
to
the
bride-elect
of
a
beautifully
decorated
basket
of
pretty
and
useful
linen
elfts.
The
evenlnz
was
happily
spent
in
playing
Icourt
whist,
the
prize-winners
being
Mrs.
Martin
Erlksen,
first.
Miss
Peggy
Blackhall,
second,
and
Mrs.
George
Sells;.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Those
present
were
Mrs.
A.
E.
Blackhall,
Mrs.
Henry
Sailor.
Mrs.
W.
Pierce,
Mrs.
George
Pearson,
Mrs.
J.
Postulo,
Mrs.
George
Sell?.
Mrs.
Martin
Erlksen,
Miss
Margaret
Johnson,
Miss
Margaret
Adam?,
Miss
Dora
Arney.
Mrs.
H.
Wilkinson
sr.
and
Mrs.
H.
D.
Wilkinson
jr.
IOItK
si
lid
BEANS
One
of
llic
nn-Hl
fatoritr
in
llir-PfiYALCiTY
family
r
canncil
fiMwU.
I'.tpcrtly
prepared
from
cliolte
iu-prnlirnls
acconlinR
lo
a
nift
popular
recipe.
Try
them
I
WINSLEY
Bath
Soap
35c
a
Cake
or
3
Cakes
for
a
$1.00
Ormes
ltd.
"Tim
Pioneer
Druqsriats
le
Kewll
store
rxoat
81
"
Open
Dallj
from
UU
U
m-Suudajs
and
Uolidayi
from
12
to
t
p.m.
an
7
to
I
f
These
Women
On
Mans
Job
Two
Florida
filrU
Mali
Ilrinr
In
Men's
Diving;
Operation?
JACKSONVILLE.
Fla..
May
1:
'CP
l
Louise
and
Fannv
Moore
spend
a
lot
of
time
hiking
along
the
bottom
of
the
river
bed
(30
feet
below
the
surface).
They're
divers
In
their
father's
salvage
business,
which
operates
from
the
houteboat
where
the
fainilv
lives.
Two
brothers
make
the
rest
of
the
crew.
The
girls
began
their
diving
Sty
eral
years
ago
after
a
visiting
youngster
dropped
his
air
rifle
I
overbooard
and
Louise
dived
to
recover
It.
Now
they
both
slip
on
their
heavy
suits
and
helmets
frequently
and
go
down
on
such
assignments
as
recovering
outboard
moton-
and
locating
4.000-pound
'
pile
driver
hammers
that
have
been
lost
overboard:
What
i
hoi,
they
witj
like
nvc
best
vj
though
"""
Is
the
Javelin
throw.
CARD
OF
THANKS
The
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
wishes
to
take
this
op-
portunlty
to
thank
the
merchants
and
general
public
for
their
sup-cort
of
football
In
the
past,
and
it
is
hoped
their
assistance
will
be
continued
throughout
the
season
1941.
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
lor
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Mayday
Dance,
Oddfellows'
Hall:
United
Spring
Sale
May
1.
,
102nd:
Auxiliary
Dauce,
May
Armory.
Anglican
Evening
.Branch
Tea,
Mrs.
Hueston.
Leeds
Apartments.
May
3.
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale.
May
?:
Eiistem
Star
Tea,
Kcrgin's,
May
8.
TXI
UAJLT
KW1
L
Mrs.
L.
W.
I
Local
No.
4
Steel
Worker3
Dance
May
9.
Moose
Hall.
'
Hospital
Auxiliary
Tea,.
Home,
May
15.
Nurses?
Cambrai
Chapter
I.
O.
D.
E.
Spinster?
Spree
Friday,
May
16.
R.C.C.S.,
R.C.A.M.C
,
n.C.A5.C.,
R.'C.
E.,
Auxiliary
Empire
Tea.
Leg
ion.
May
17.
May
Seventeenth
Program,
M'Oose
Hall.
General
speaker.
W
A.
Canadian
Sale.
May
21.
Presbyterian
Tea,
MacKay.
May
22.
Steffens
guest
Legion
Spring
Mrs.
James
"The
Private
Secretary"
Capitol
Theatre.
May
28.
Mm.
James
Clark
Palmistry
SII.VICRSIDES
BLOCK
Second
St.
Phone
Green
UB
Make
Our
Store
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
I'llONK
547
Tom
Lee
&
Son
HOUSU
OF
FINE
FOODS"
fri:sh
Dairy
Products
We
have
thirty-six
cows
in
town
and
can
supply
you
with
fresh
milk
dally.
Our
barn
is
located
at
Eleventh
Avenue
East.
Visitors
Welcome.
Dominion
Dairy
T1IONE
10
1
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
nu-fi
.tonisrht.
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Gents
50c,
ladles
35c.
Refreshment.
Mr.-
and
Mrs.
William
Oeddes
left
on
la.
t
night's
tram
lor
a
vacation
trip
to
Kamloops.
Tonlgnt's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
ii
nvinrk
MiA-i
rerjorted
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
Robert
St.
Clair,
district
forester,
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
trip
to
Smithers
on
official
business.
.a.......
nr
DrinM
nonrai
xfUe
Kav
McMillan
left
on
last
after
a
visit
here
to
attend
the
uol-
evening's
train
for
Ottawa
where;
deri
Jubilee
celebration
of
Bishop
she
will
pay
a
visit
wiui
wV..
-uu
;
.
....
r-j
.
.
th
enmbre
limes
a
jouii,
uuiuh.
mnrV
afternoon.
TT-i.,on
onH
stnHpnts'
Dav
wa3!
rn,-
ronnTt
nt
the
commanding
PRISONER
IN
AFRICA
LONDON,
May
1:
(CP)
Meeting
(
the.
common
cry
"If
I
were
only
i
young,
enough"
a
government
ad-
vertlsement
notes
any
man
tweeh
41
and
55
Is
young
enough
to
.Join
.the
Home
Defence
battalions.
nil
inn
iin
JnmjWM
1
-
1
EM
Crtwn
Brand
daily.
Id
Cnu
I
arMf.it
nway
t4
tKHUMM
6
ttkHd
MhlatM.
Tit
Orown
Brtnd
M
oil
fnawd
1
n
enloun
;
vrown
Prud
"Book
of
Mtcio".
RV
.f
Ri,MW
.nrl
m.h
Rnt.
nAk..
ALT.
i
t
IU.b.
MDa
IS
uwn
u
i
.
....
n..A.
fi,.1i
IhH.Om
LABEL
for
EACH
1
1TKM.
Addiwt:
Th
Cuiul
Flvrh
Comptny
Limittd,
Dept
FBoll29,
MoDtrwI.
YES
J
mm
We
Repair
Water
Pipes.
Roofs,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected.
Etc.
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
$1.50
Chimneys
Swept
S2.50
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SERVICE
Phone
rtLACK
7r.
yfl.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldg.
Ladies'
and
Children's
DRESSMAKING
AND
REMODELLING
Reasonable
price,
good
work
Phone
Blue
91G
203
3rd
Ave.
KIMIKO
U'EDC
UlllVLiOlVJ
-
v
ItlV
"
w--
.
.
.
i
.
i
l-hnMvvi'tr
f
nrirl
...
.
..
i
i
a
i
rt
tVi
a!1
mfar.
TAGC
THRU
Just
'Drop
iV
for
Tea
SALADA
TEA
BAGS
E.
M.
Bunoz,
leit
oy
last
evenings
Mrs.
n.
i.
uaioun,
iwi"wjr
w
.
train
oh
his
return
to
the
Interior,
city.
ferred
to
a
great
Increase
during
led
that,
as
far
as
could
be
learned,
I
,
1
1
the
past
year
of
the
number
of
sup-
twenty
former
sea
t-aaeis
were
now
Colonel
S.
P.
McMordie.
formerly
Dr.
W.
E.
Peterson,
prominent
t
,
the
Navy
League,
a
total
on
active
service
as
follows:
manager
of
the
capttoi
ineaxrc
aeniist-
nwww"
,
contributors
having
earned
Navy
Navy
William
wuiiam
Elklns,
iKins,
Charles
twrno
here
and
later
manager
oi
tne
Ketcmnan,
wa
a
j..
statuj
of
members.
The
fine
Corltol
-Theatre
at
Nelson,
recently
the
Prince
George
yesterday
re-work
ing
done
by
the
commsnd-,took
over
the
management
of
the,
turning
to
the
Aa
ln
of
fleer,
Lieut.
Alex
Mitchell,
was
Victoria
Road
Theatre
at
Van-
trip
to
oeaiiue,
mwuu
acknowledged.
The
strength
of
the
couver.
G.
W.
Cripps,
provincial
asse-sor,
J"
and
Jack
Garrett,
deputy
assessor,
,
are
leaving
oh
tomorrow
evening's
train
train
for
lor
a
a
trip
inp
to
to
Terrace
ihiuw
ana
uiu
j
open-air
athletics.
Fanny
holds
the
wher
Interior
.points
on
official
i-v
w.
.vx-v..-
-
lousiness,
iney
expecn.
ui
w
metres
and
Louise
the
record
for:
about
ten
days.
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
On
a
charee
of
assault
occasion-,
iSpokane.
hn(1
heen
increased
to
ei-ihty-
n
JOIN
NORDIC
DAY
ing
grievous
bodily
Injury
to
Ross
OCKHOLMi
May
l
.
(CP)-'To
Mazzel.
Cecil
Klnrade
was
commu-
...
Q
.
lnrrpaS(,
the
affin-
"
lone
during
the
year.
The
Corps
had
not
only
Improved
In
numbers
hut
i
their
training.
The
chairman
acK-1
l
nowledged
excellent
work
which
had
heen
done
during
the
year
cy
A.
L.
Holtby
in
connection
xlth
finances.
The
secretary
treasurer,
Anderson,
William
Bremner,
James
Bremner,
Douglas
Chrlsllson,
George
Dlbb,
Robert
Eby,
Robert
Elklns,
James
Feasby,
Terry
Fortune,
Bruce
Love,
Edward
Mills,
Ned
.McLeod,
William
Murdock,
Harold
Ponder,
Harry
Robb,
R.
Capestlck,
w
u-j
Anno
tn
imnrovp
itsiwiiHnm
Barker
and
Jack
Ritchie.
mUCil
IldU
unit
vw
.
i
'
organization
and
the
quality
of
in-J
Army-Allan
Smith,
102nd
ink
Bat-structlon.
The
tag
day
on
June
8,'tery.
directed
by
C.
C.
Mills,
had
resulted
The
historical
committee,
con-In
the
largest
collection
in
years.
slstlng
of
G.
A.
Hunter
and
C.
C.
The
same
night
the
annual
piesen-
j
Mills,
Is
endeavouring
to
record,
tatlon
had
taken
place
and
cadets
among
other
things,
all
former
Sea
had
given
an
excellent
display
of
cadets
who
are
on
active
service.
TheMarkets
ceieoraiea
in
oweucii,
icnuittn.
oincer,
i-ieuv.
mcx
wncnc",
r
Fresh
rcsn
Extras,
rixiras,
ui
tti
a
-A
u
rrtntino
nrtivttie.
Of
the
t
o-f
rillldllU.
I
1
CU
AJ
bilt
wmv..w
"
-
IqL,
AIUUUVU,
1
i
l
rnWtcA
V.
n
H
.
t
.i
qe
OL'ASGOWj
May
i:
(CP)
Miss-
Navy
League
Meets
Ing
and
mourned
as
dead,
the
24-
yearold
sailor
son
of
Mrs.
John
Granger
of
this
city
has
been
heard
from
in
North
Africa,
released
from
an
Italian
prison
camp.
CALLING
UP
41-55
SEA
CADET
PROGRESS
Patrons
Hon.
Angus
Macdonald.i
Olof
Hanson
M.P.
and
T.
H.
John-
son.
Chairman
R.
M.
Winslow.
Vice-Chalrman
W.
R.
McAfee.
Secretary-Treasurer
Alex
McRae.
Executive
William
Crulckshank,1
Lieut.
Commander
P.
M.
Ray,
E.
B.'
Baker,
G.
A.
Hunter,
A.
L.
Holtby,
Commander
Geoffrey
Borrle.
Lieut.
Alex
Mitchell,
Dr.
L.
W.
Herein,
C.
C
Mills,
Capt.
J.
R.
Elfert,
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
Harry
Calderwood,
Angus
Macdonald,
T.
J.
Boulter,
Judge
W.
E
Fisher,
J.
H.
McLeod
and
Dr.
C.
H.
Hankinson,
At
an
early
date
there
will
be
an
entertainment
consisting
of
a
theatre
party
and
the
serving
of
refreshments
at
naval
headquarters
for
members
of
the
Sea
Cadet
Corps
as
well
as
the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
bugle
band,
members
of
whom
have
been
generously
ac
tive
in
connection
with
the
training
of
the
newly
re-established
Cadet
Corps
bugle
band
which
is
rapidly
gaining
proficiency.
William
Crulckshank,
Lieut.
Alex
Mitchell
and
Harry
Calderwood
were
put
In
charge
of
the
making
of
arrangements
for
this
event.
The
annual
Inspection
of
the
Corps
will
be
made
early
in
June.
The
annual
Navy
League
tag
cay
will
be
held
on
June
7.
It
was
also
decided
to
have
a
group
picture
of
the
Corps
taken
'
for
historical
purposes,
G.
A.
Hunter
and
Alex
McRae
being
delegated
as
a
committee
to
make
arange-ments.
,
i
A
donation
of
$25
from
Lieut.
Col.
,
s
TV
Johnston
M.C..
V.D..
was
re-1
Grade
A
luorps
aunng
mc
jc.
iuwv
Local,
new
iaia,
uus
been
three
parades
Armistice
Day,
Fruit
!
drumhead
service
and
St.
George's
Grapefruit.
California
Day
the
cadets
having
made
ex-
orapefruit,
Florida,
3
for
cellent
showing.
An
Important
de-
Lemons,
doz.
40c
to
'velopment
had
been
the
reorganl-
oranges,
doz.
20c
to
..
a.
t
m
lU.
n.,lA
Tlon1
rnncftftnt7
t
.30
.05
.25
.50
,60c
.14
-
,
zaiion
ui
wic
outvie
uu
vw.--0
Bananas,
ad
-
....
.
.tJ.
nvA
....
ni
Ol
eignt
pugies,
iour
siue
uiums
a.iu
Cranberries,
lb
-u
'one
bass
drum.
There
had
been
B
c
Rhubarb,
outdoors
5c
and
.00
.
ValuaDie
co-operauua
ui
Apples
KllK
IV
AI'tlon
wlth
organization
and
train-
Yellow
Newtons,
box
1.50
1
Lu1.1V
i
ing
of
the
Bugle
Band
from
mem-
Butler
"
ibers
oi
tne
uocky
muuuaui
nous-
First
Grade,
lo
oo
Reported
at
Annual
Meeting
Last
ers
Bugie
Band.
Rifle
shooting
had
Second
Grade,
lb.
.34
NiehtR.
M.
Winslow
Again
been
made
possible
through
obtain-
tara
r.hairman
Mni?
use
of
the
Canadian
National
Plirp
ih
.j.......
.10
.Recreation
Association
range.
Vegetables
rr-u
,i
nntir,T
of
fhp
T'r.nce
The.
report
of
the
secretary-treas-
R
n
Potatoes.
13
lbs.
25c
nit,"
aiitiuut
mv-wMi-
.
....
Rupert
Branch
of
the
Navy
League
urer.
Alex
McRae
showed
In
in
the
B.
C.
Onions,
per
lb.
t
.07
of
Canada
was
held
at
naval,
head-
branch
and
corps
to
be
good
Garlic,
Imported,
per
lb.
.2d
quarters
last
night
with
the
chair-
shape
financially.
Parsley,
bunch,
-
r
-v-'0
man
R
M.
Winslow.
In
the
chair.
1
In
succession
to
Chief
Petty
Of-
B
c.
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
35
Officers
were
elected
and
reports
fleer
Dudley,
transferred
to
Es-
B
c
Lettuce,
head,
8c
and
.10
;
presented
dealing
with
the
progress
quimalt.
Chief
Petty
Officer
Engel-
New
Green
Cabbage,
lb.
10
of
the
local
Sea
Cadet
Corps,
the
son
was
appointed
to
take
over
the
utah
Celery,
lb.
15
strength
of
which
is
again
being
duties
of
Cadet
Corps
instructor.
Bunch
carrots,
bun:h,
.07
increased,
this
time
to
ninety-five..
Letter
of
thanks
were
ordered
Onion
,
2
bunches
3
for)
.10
The
election
or
officers
resulted
sent
to
William
Brass,
Theo
For-
Turnips,
6
lbs
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as
follows:
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and
Ole
Rollag
for
assistance
Teed
Honorary
President
Hon.
T.
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in
connection
with
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acknowledged
with
thanks.
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of
various
items
of
needed
equipment
was
authorized.;
Chairman's
Report
The
report
of
the
chairman
re-
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W.
Colton.
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Block,
Phone
510
On
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Service
Wheat.
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and
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historical
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report-
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EVERY
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Vancouver
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for
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Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Alr-Conditloned
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and
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leaves
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on
H'1
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calling
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and
Powell
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