PAGE
FOUR
Expert
Optical
Service
Just
Completed!
Chas.
Dodimead
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
New
Ice
Storage
Method
'
Ensuring
only
low
temperature
ice
throughout
the
fishing
season
Fishermen
are
Invited
to
Inspect
Our
Reconstructed
Ice
Storage
Low
Temperature
Dry
Ice
Now
on
Sale
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Coid
Storage
Prince
Rupert
Co.
Lid.
British
Coinmoui
We
ain't
mad
at
Nobody
R.M.R.
SHOW
;
IS
ENJOYED
i
Regimental
Oncert
Party
Pnts:
On
Midnirht
Entertainment
At
;
Capita
A
concert
party
from
Uio
Rocky
Mountain
Hangers
regiment
staged
an
acceptable
variety
sho
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
at
midnight
Thursday.
Some
thirty
soldiers
took
part
in
the
entertainment
which
was
appreciated
by
the
-
audience
Allan
Cormack.
shiDbuiidine
sud-
Thomas
Bellamv
of
the
r.i.
-i.
scene
In
acUre
warfare.
pHnfjnrf(nt
at
thp
local
drv
dock,
evator
staff
Ipf
t
nn
lat
j,4
lers
therein
were
tailed
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
tram
for
a
trip
to
Smithers.1
Georee
for
a
trta
to
Vancouver.
I
The
sold-
burlesnue
number
of
Rits
brother
and
sister
in
an
adagio
dance
by
Corp.
Day
and
Corp.
Campbell
was
jt
"
m
wpi.
.vuwooa
snowed
versatility
in
one
oathetie
mono-5
lrae
"Sootty"
and
in
a
humorous
one
"My
Wcrd.-
Private
Ewarf
yodrhng
song
concluded
the
solo
-
J
program.
Bandsman
K.
p.
Henderson
acted
as
pianirt
in
place
of
Bandsman
W.
H.
Edwards
who
Is
ill.
.
React)
ten
tnoa&ana
p?opie
tith
"want
d
"
in
the
Daily
News
TIMIUtK
.MLE
XUIX
flci
.-In
win
be
rrTfd
br
tr
D--
rorr
er.
Prtoce
Bopnt
B
C.
M'Wtr
bo
nccn
on
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MBM
fwt
of
One
1
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r"r
HH
be
aUcvrd
for
the
mnwl
cf
Umbrr.
Funtwr
rrtfct-5
cf
th
ch:rf
Pjt-trter.
Vtf
ri
sr.
d-;-
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aiim
J
B.
Sr.
Prloce
Buptrt.
B.
C
-GOVERNMENT
LIQl
OR
ACT"
(Section
28i
Nrtin
ml
.tpplirativn
far
IImt
LWdv
KOT1CE
Is
beretoT
glTec
tbat
on
ttx
Hit
dty
of
liar.
d.
the
uoder-
lUgrxa
Utfecds
to
pplj
to
tbe
Liquor
uoasrn
Btra
tor
a
iicenw
tn
lopect
of
pmnVy
twin
part
of
buUdlnz
kaora
u
the
Brlmoot
Ve.
situate
t
T17
Third
Areoue.
Wett.
Prtitte
Rupert,
upon
Uv.
bods
deserttml
m
Loci
c.
5
Md
8.
BkxX
No
J
2,
SeoUon
1
Prince
Rusert
Ttrrrwit
em
J.Rupert
Und
Re?ts3&Uoo
Outrtct.
la
Z
uve
Prortace
of
BrttUb
OolusobU.
for
T
itR
n!.
-
-
--
.
w.
-a
.
..
i
or
efacT&ere,
.
I
a
o
una
A
13.
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,
JOHN
HO6KISS
AppUcaaL
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
i
Urrl
11
rroprietor
'4
HOMt
4WAT
TRIIM
HOMf
Kates
$
0
Ruotof
Hot
&
Cold
WtUi
Pftic
Rupert.
B.C.
rSfi
'
11
RT
TSS
UAXLT
KWi
4
3
Waterfront
Whiffs
Halibut
Landings
Expected
to
Reach
Stride
During
Coming
Week
Trip
To
Port
Simpson
Causing
Interest
IMPOATINO
HUDSON
SW
SCOTCH
WHISKY
Good
taste
calls
for
Whisky
of
good
quality
the
best
procurable
Distilled
This
adverhsemeni
is
not
published
cr
displayed
by
the
Li-ouor
Cor.-oi
Board
or
by
the
Goverruner.t
of
British
Columbia
MANUFACTURERS,
Life
Insurance
Co.
P.
H.
Linzey
Local
Representative
Prince
Rupert
PHONE
GREEN
t
YES!
We
Repair
Water
Pipes
Roofs,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected,
Etc.
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
1L54
Chimners
Swept
f5
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SERVICE
Phone
BLACK
"IS
FH
ml
B3
I
Famous
Bulls
In
Parliament
I
Irbhman
Named
Roche
Real
.
a
I
m
n
1
tn
ml
raincr
vi
vurious
uaaiucs
Of
Speech
At
4he
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
W
Tl
t
tr
n
uuu
iiiiuaudj
ukciiiuuu,
j.
ll.
a.
Blackaby
presented
an
Interesting
paper
on'
"Bulls.
Boners
and
Lit-,
Halibut
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
first
ten
erary
lapses-
rn
which
he
gave
a
t
davs
of
Aoril
following
the
owning
of
the
1940
fishing
nf.
of
humrous..
quotation.
--
-
.
.
:
.
v
.
.
.
rnn
i
u
from
irum
famous
jamoiu
and
ana
arainarv
ordinary,
-
wrtt-
wrtt.
was
largely
of
a
Hsht
character
i
season
at
tne
nrsi
oi
me
monm
toiaiiea
o,cw
juuuus
jn,
anit
.
.
--""
-
-
i
ui
tviucii
loojtivu
wuiius
vtixo
iiuni
xiiucx
lion
itu
uu
nave
oeen
tne
result
of
a
great
orous
numbers,
novelties
and
vocals
UQQQ
pounds
from
Canadian
boats.
Up
to
Thursday
deal
of
careful
research
and
prov-and
instrumental
numbers.
CapL
v
tj,fyj
v,wji
a....
ft
nnmnint
the.',-
f.'-t
ed
roost
intern
titvr
an
nninkt.
.
H.
Alwood
acted
as
master
or
.
,
.
.
1
in
thm
at,
,w.i,.i
.
ceremonies
in
his
usual
genial
man-
trips
of
the
season,
in
any
con-
lT
Zr7t
TLX
Pl
the
emuing
week
w411
see
passengers.
Possibly
many
people
Mens
from
the
Part
of
the
regimental
or-
.
..
gram.
,
,
of
.v..
the
fact
,..
that
...
Port
rw
sir
Sir
Rwi.
Boyle
chestra
proTided
background
mrsic
as
well
as
selections
at
opening.
closing
and
between
numbers-
sideraWe
number
and
it
Is
ex-
will
no
doubt,
be
a
capacity
Ust
ot
numor.
FOKowins
are
a
few
quata-
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
in
con-
are
not
aware
bulls"
made
by
Roche,
MPJorTralee.
ssderable
number.
Landings
for
the
Simpson
is
well
over
one
hundred
e
real
father
of
bulls:
week
not
including
today
amounted
years
oW
now.
Named
after
Aemil-
"Mr.
Speaker,
half
the
lies
our
rC
It..
Z2
s
to
S.000
pounds
of
which
153,500
ius
Simpson,
an
early
factor,
it
was
opponents
tell
about
us
are
not
The
general
setting
trench
.
was
a
rVZZT
..,
v.c
...kw.k
.
te
-
aMa
v
-
CJA4aUU
M
A
M
AUU
IVIV
vt
viv
in
singing
anc
T4-A
.
.a...
eMmn
pv
t.-
.
stdnrfirM
in
ri.i
har
nST
RaperV
showing
a
curing
to
expand
into
Alaska
the
them
is
lying
down,
the
one
lying
twtT.
.C
.
tenaeaey
to
weaten.
were
oeoer,
company's
command
of
the
far
uti
is
a
Dim."
.
-
:
t.
A.
Miarun.
manager
of
the
Ttl,
Z"
the
start
on
the
arrae
than
tradc.
A
centre
of
naUre
barter
"Vy
should
we
beggar
ourselves
ilr.
and
Mrs.
r
S.
J.
West
and
fam-
Watson
general
store
at
Sralthers.
nd
tl
Jf1"
"'fV
th
at
the
commencement
of
1949.
The
and
mtCrtribal
relations.
Port
to
benefit
posterity.
What
has
sailed
Thursday
night
on
the
is
a
bustoeas
visitor
in
the
city.
He
f
prcscntwi
ta
P-re-
wk
for
Amfri.
J
terity
doneX
-Then
1-
11
1-
...
.
.-
..
.
A
.
i
LAST
TUtr.
2
Show,
Xijku.
,
GARY
anouiers
preserves,
me
esuo-
4
t
owuc
ui
uic
njj
lishment
was.
many
,
times
beset
her
buJb
and
curious
vagaries
anoth-,.
CJJl.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide.
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
arrived
In
port
at
2:30
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
10
o'clock
last
night
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
Union
steamer
Cardena.
CapL
John
Boden.
arrived
in
port
at
3
o'clock
this
morning
from
the
south
and
sailed,
a
couple
or
so
hours
later
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypotais.
Something
over
ten
thousand
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
in
Vancouver
on
Thursday,
the
price
being
He
and
6c.
In
Seattle
40,000
pounds
of
Area
No.
3
fish
sold
for
15c
to
1534c
and
22,000
pound
of
Area
No.
2
fish
for
12c
to
15c.
FRESH
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
PnONE
10
AT
EASTER
TIME
We
extend
our
greetings
to
all
and
welcome
the
approaching
spring
with
Joy.
During
this
time
we
are
living
special
attention
to-EASTER
GOODS
,
Colored
and
Decorated
Errs,
Chocolate
Eggs,
Confectionery
and
other
Seasonable
Lines
At
The
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
330
3rd
Ave.
West
Phone
Red
12
P.QJqx
7ST
01
oj
speecn
speecn
m
m
incure
xurure
numbers
numbers
of
v...
.,
with
diffietilti
at
time
hnrur
h.
"Norlh
-wmucu
roil
With
suoojem,
S
by
the
natives
and
iU
safety
P31"-
Thee
are
inter-
tlmt5
c'
'
"
.
'
5
threatened
v,,.i
-r-v,.
Ther
--ii
esfca
in
i
suen
wcu
tntn?.
uuoss
yui
WHJ
wv
tOOl
en.
IOT
..
.
.
uunKiin.
iiicic
rre
c
minwmiif
uuiiKiuui
"
"
"vv
v
11
l.
SINCE
I69Z
.
rail
hit'
n-
tribal
fights
around
the
old
fort
aty
of
'h
and
Its
early
days
were
exciting
Yfv
at
the
luncheon
were
R.
rQHJorj.
I
enough.
In
those
Umes
the
post
r"1"4"'
"u
nmaruier
busuvq
1
was
surrounaea
oy
pautsaaes
ana
the
picture
was
a
greatly
different
'one
than
it
is
today.
The
original
1
population
consisted
of
only
some
I
twenty
or
so
persons
but
it
gradually
became
a
centre
of
conWer-
native
settlement,
to
say
nothing
Iable
of
quite
a
few
whites
at
one
time
Even
the
old
steamer
Beaver
1
used
to
ply
to
Port
Simpson.
The
'Hudsor
Bay
Co.
carried
on
opera
-Uons
there
unUl
1911
when
the
post
I
was
closed.
The
orizinal
bmldlnri
j
were
burned
down
and
in
1934.
Just
1
a
century
after
the
estaWishnent
J
01
the
first
fort
on
the
site,
the
nrwi
jwas
reopened.
A
picturesque
and
leisurely
village.
It
is
now
the
only
Hudson
Bay
Co.
's
post
on
the
entire
Pacific
Coast
and
serve
the
needs
of
a
community
of
some
fifty
whites
and
sir
hundred
natives.
At7lUi
Comin;
M0.V
TCU
BETTE
Dsnju
TiIE
LTrm.
LetterBd
rrBcrunKgeKffiinpwyaiicuH-
arnrea
on
inursaay
nrgnvs
iraw
,
.
,
can
fish
125c
and
c
paid
the
uortant
Dost
on
the
sea
between
as
some
laughed:
"By
Dosterttv
ver.
Mru
West,
is
identified
with
from
the
interior
and
win
return
to
It
solo
number
was
the
singtag
f(fr
9000
vhUe
for
Jg
on
thTcoSa
I
tnean
those
who
are
are
conSg
ccming
auer
f
'
the
mechanical
department
of
the
the
interior
on
Monday
evejiAg'i
"
urif
b
the
POP1"
Canadian
fish
the
top
price
ra-
mier
anTsISL
to
AlLka
Se
us."
;
Canadian
National
Railways
here,
train.
,
,
,
j'SlT'?
by
the
Parma
'
rRun-rnha?
S
muddy
pool
of
pontics
J
.
t
L,
-
--
SeT
SdinivS
eLtti
LL18
!
IU
function
was
not
only
to
therock
on
wiU
I
ance.
cono
Suiting
The
Spring
Mood
FOR
EASTER
IS
There's
MAGIC
In
Those
ew
opnng
buits
Just
Arrived
At
The
Peoples
Store
OUTSTANDING
FEATURES
Expert
Hand
Tailoring
New
Longer
Length
Jackets
New
Softly
Rounded
Shoulders
New
Slim
Skirts
Do
-
-.our
preference
lean
toward
those
r
i.
tailored
styles
or
perhaps
you've
nid
on
the
new
figure-moid
type
or
a
r;.n
tweed
model
Whatever
your
-hoice
be.
you
11
find
the
largest
selection
in
town
right
here.
Fashioned
m
worsteds,
tricotenea,
herringbones,
tweeds
and
two-tone
wools.
Sec
the
latest
styling
brought
to
joa
direct
froin
Montreal.
ALL
SIZE
RANGES.
j
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Nijht
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert
5
THIRD
AVE.
Next
to
Heilbroner's
Phone
BLUE
997
-
ICE
Z.,,
draw
to
Itself
a
great
deal
of
the'
Ior
nte.
.'Jr.
Speaker.
I
am
practice
eff
ort
renresentaUons
bv
Private
R
B
.
,
,
mvaie
k.
ts.
-
representations
Dy
fpji
ff
to
9c
and
7c
for
both
.i
..
.
.
f
invalid
t
Crozier
were
entertaining
as
was'Amprf,
anrf
r,n,n
nh
."UUiC,niur
OU1IKra6
DUl
aBO
.
n.r'.rri;
to
avoid
the
number
She
Most
be
a
Won
derful
Girl"
by
Captain
F.
H.
All
wood
and
chorus
consisting
of
Ser-
!
inaugurate
a
new
regime
for
the.
5
'
ot
my
overeign."
duy
.
.
.
.
...
.....
.
ho
.
REPROIEXsiki
Port
Simpson
Trip
01
tne
company,
a
regime
or
u'e
un'
my
opink.
-
Quite
a
few
oeoole
are
planning
Peace
and
rder
among
warlike
na-
"G
,
we
than
repreh
tim
rnnniwJ
can
sea
the
hidden
fmrnrint
r
scant
tocr.
corp.
Aiex
Day.
corp.
to
raaxe
tne
cruise
to
the
historic
b
.
L
V-
'
ana
tne
exe:
P.
Mackindler.
Corp.
E.
Macktoder.
neighboring
village
of
Port
Simp-
and
encounters
with
predatory
sea-,
"""j
v
should
be
pj
Corp.
J.
Campbell.
Corp
J.
Stewart
son
aboard
the
steamer
Camosun
mcn
d
v
addkttd
th
a
s'e
Vjl
famous
buas:
"A
man
job
boi(Jf.
and
Private
A.
N.
Werner.
A
trio
on
Easter
Monday
and.
if
the
trade
of
their
own
which
made
?.J
t
the
counts
.
by
Corp.
G.
Greenlees
and
Corp.
H.
weather
is
at
all
aasoicious.
there
consianuy
minnge
up-m
one
.
"f
D.ira-
defakatio:
1
ie
it
niannM
tn
Greenlees.
guitars,
and
Corp.
J
.
Comer,
harmonica,
was
melodious.
"
Corp
Campbell
and
Corp.
J.
Stewart
gave
clever
vocal
Unperson
tru
of
such
characters
as
Earl
Krtiy.
Ed
Wrnne.
K,h'ine
Henburn
and
v-d
SDarks.
For
the
real
music
lovers
Bandsman
A.
Holt's
violin
solos-"Huncsrian
Dance
No.
5"
Brahms
and
"Elegie"
from
"Thais'
'Ma-senet
were
delightful
indeed.
C
P
Balagno
being
accompanist
ic-outstanding
number.
Company
Perzeant
Major
A.
Pugsley
proved
himself
a
conjuror
of
much
ability
especially
adept
in
extricaUng
himself
from
rooe
and
chain
ties.
Another
chorus
"The
Green
Grass
Grew
All
Around"
by
Serzeant
Docker.
Corp.
Day.
Corp.
F
Mac-kinder,
Corp.
E.
Mackinder
and
Pri-
5
vate
Werner
was
enjoyed.
Private
Ashley's
vocal
jolos
"Sooihine
of
Your
Smile"
and
"Ah
Sweet
Mvs-J
tery
of
Life"
were
appreciated
The
a-;
nerl
tnr.
;
,
ubl-.
wv
rnce
fh-Ilundreas
oi
prop--
iry
a
"spot
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-m
the
Dally
News
etasfliried
col-
boy
who
nnn
and
get
good
resulu
tf
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is
the
Time
of
Year
When
"
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QUALlTi
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SAND
Makes
a
Difference
to
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Comfort
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with
us
as
to
the
best
kind
to
f.
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Stove,
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or
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&
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111
Donnacona
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on
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of
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to
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our
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is
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screened
and
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A
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a
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ior
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the
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fried"?
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