i
paoe
sir
Expert
Optical
Service
pTy1
Chas.
Dodimead
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT.
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
For
Fine
China,
Dinnenvare,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
Max
Heiibroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
EXCITEMENT
AND
DRAMA
JVhen
the
Daltons
Rile,-
Wilb
-Randolph
Scott
and
Kay
Francis,
at
Capitol
Theatre
the
feature
picture
to
the
screen
oi
mc
irnuoi
Theatre
here
tonight
and
Friday.
,
Rardoloh
Scott
has
the
part
of
a
frmtler
laVrer
who
befr
ends
the
embattlert
Daltcn
boys.
Kay
Francis
has
her
first
outdoor
role
as
a
telegnoh
operator
In
a
Kan-
.-is
town,
the
centre
ten
gang's
exploits.
The
Dalton
boys
themselves,
whose
careers
from
ranchmen
to
desperadoes
are
traced
In
the
picture,
are
delineated
by
Brian
Don-
I
---
.
(
of
the
Dal-
GLASGOW
JSBUSY
Wartime
.Firures
Not
'Given
But
Record
Production
Promised
OTTAWA.
March
27:
tCP
Bri
tish
shipbuilding
firms
established
"new
Droduttfon
rpmrrlV
rinrln.
THE
DAILY
ACROSS
i
CANADA
RETROSFECT
By
H.
F.
FULLEN
1940
but
figures
on
the
amount
One
morning
recently
when
in
cannot
be
published
durins
war-
Toronto
I
slent
in
a
little
late
be-
Devine
has
the
role
of
a
glrj-chasr
if
merchant,
undergoing
con-
like
a
very
much
hen-pecked
hus-inz
ranch
hand,
nporpo
Ranrrrt
..l??n-
.
band
following
about
ten
yards
be-
ireir
oesiruction
attempting
a
"-iibl
btnk
robbery.
Much
esdt-n5
action
precedes
this
event.
Hundred
nt
ucopir
.-
a
"spot
thr
Dai!y
Nws
classified
col
FLANNELETTE
SHEETS
Thick,
warm
and
cozy.
Soft
rose
and
.blue
trim.
ftj
Double
bed
size
J
INDIAN
BLANKETS
Gay
Navajo
patterns.
Well
woven.
The
all
purpose
DJ
Aft
blanket.
$2.50
regular
tJ97
REVERSIBLE
THROWS
Lovely
.reversible
shades.
Soft
and
nappy.
GO
QC
Large
size.
Limited
stock
JL
.
UD
BLEACHED
SHEETS
Special
value.
77x87.
large
size
n.
Each
Xv
PILLOW
SLIPS
Standard
42"
size.
Bleached.
ntx
Special,
pair
QC
WASH
CLOTHS'-ffc
TURKISH
TOWELS
(FaceCIoths)
Good
absorbent
QAn
quality
s1?
T0WELS-
TEA
TOWELS-Speclal
ftff
Attracuve
n
Per
pair
pattern
1JC
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled-Open
Saturday
NiSht
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
"In
the
Heart
nf
Prin-
THIRD
AVE.
Next
to
Heilbroner's
Phone
j
a
iiviic
BLUE
ULUL
ifli
907
....
Ji
We
ain't
mad
jit
Nobody
...
-rfc
uvmmjj
1Cil
uu,
anainea
construction
Is
ap-l
now
In
service
1
iS4U
are
,.nd-inc
among
the
shops
of
the
While
much'
has
been
don.
Jntl.,a11.
sect,on'.
-
20od
remits.
Itf.
"ZZ
ZZT
copies
of
a
be
,
S!!S.2t?,cU??,??..not
yet
Smf
Weather
-
-
-
v
AJi.
oiiujuuiiiii
i
y
ii
if
p
i
.
Peoples
Store
Home
Furnishing
Sale
FRIDAY,
SATURDAY,
.MONDAY
OtfLV
Save
Many
Dollars
On
BEDDING
-
TOWi
LS
WANTED
DEAD
OR
ALIVE
iJohn
Bulger
Ltd
jewellers
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
150
Heated
Rooms
Hot
Water
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
nosa
AWAY
rBOM
75c
up
60
Roome
Hot
tz
Ccli
Watr
Prince
Rupert,
B.c.
Ml
P.O.
Rat
It!
Ii
by
Daphne
Du
'
I
most
other
war
Industrie
7,
M,uner:
lnal
enln
a
ma
&
COpy
0
the
btvJklet-
that
requires
many
months
of
in-
'
u
tenseffort
to
SSe
to
"?
K?
mum
speed"
.
lection
of
true
stories
by
the
f
am-
Engineerine
of
everv
vinrt
ir,
ourt,er'I'houMsuggetfthafyoH
proportions"
proportions,"
but
but
"vast
"vast
scope
for
:Pad'
the
bookand
you
will
not
develooment
remains
despite
the
fact
that
many
firms
have
multiplied
their
outputs
several
thnp
in
1940
as
compared
with
previous
.
It
reI
war-
loneo
Thei
order
of
departure
of
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
fleet
for
the
banks,
this
season
according
to
the
starting
letters
of
the
names
of
the
e
ud
to
date
unless
von
rin
sn
Toronto
was
visited
bv
a
blizzard
reminded
me
of
a
good
oi'dfash-
rrp'-lr
blizzard
fh
blowing
In
from
the
lake
ancj
thick
it
was
difficult
to
walk-
so
or
drive.
At
noon
I
went
by
coach
ver
to
Hamilton
and
found
very
Mttle
snow
there.
Hamilton
Is'-altogether
different
from
Toronto
.
v.wv.yw
Ul
WiC
llCCt
WJU
DC
aS
IOl-
."IVIIIJ,
tofst-March
30-M
tb-.R
AprU
2
S
ten
m
H
haf
0,000
lnhabi-tor'-Aprii
traPtrAmfiif
n'to
,a,?t-;i
of
wh,,m
-P00-
are
engaged
'
L.
In
-war
wo-k.
The
place
isnbt
as
..
smart
xs
Toronto.
Reach
ten
thousarKS
Deople
with
a
"watit
ad
"
in
the
Daily
News.
kn
comparison
It
looks
jusf:
a
little
down
at
heel.
It
Is
knowruas
the
home
of
the
Westinehdus
company.
a
concern
that
has
'for
year
been
Its
mainstay.
It
had
the
advantage
In
that
its
streets
were
clear
of
snow
whereas
Toronto,
after
a
week
of
ideal
weather,
was
slushing
around
in
half
melted
snpw.
Sen
at
a
time
when
they
looked
their
worst,
it
was
evidwit
hat
Toronto
and
otwa
must
rank
very
high
among
the
beautiful
cities
of
Canada.
Montreal,
In
spite
of
its
outstanding
location
and
artistic
slopes,
is
more
truly
a
commercial
city
where
it
seempd
to
me
the
i
Deople
save
more
thought
to
bus-I
Iness
than
beautiflcation.
However,
it
Wa
Dartlculflrlv
Infroctl
hear
the
laneuage
of
oM
France'
anrt
to
note
the
Latin
character-1
istics.
j
In
this
series
of
impressions,
of
which
this
is
the
last,
I
have
not
tried
to
describe
anything
but
simply
to
touch
a
few
oolnt3
tha
in-!
terested
me
or
to
record
a
few
thoughts
which
the
circumstances
of
the
hour
brought
to
mind..
A
'
trip
east
is
commonplace
with
most!
peoole
but
It
was
the
first
I
had
made
so
I
felt
I
might
bs
allowed
to
give
the
Daily
News
readers
a
fewi
impressions.
f
I
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News'.
!
YES!
We
Repair
Water
Ppes,
Roofs,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Coririieted,
Efc
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
$1.50
Chimneys
Swept
j
$3J0
HANDY
MAN
nbME
SERVICE
Thone
BLACK
735
J.H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldf.
I
!
Empire's
Races
United
For
War
Woman's
Work
in
All
British
Land
Strong
(or
Cause,
Traveller
Finds
SINGAPORE.
March
27:
(CP--Admlratlon
for
the
war
work
being
done
by
British
and
other
women
in
the
Far
East
was
expressed
by
ff-
Prof.
Winifred
Wnrw
Cullls
Cullls.
a
a
London
London
time,
G.
B.
Johnson.
Canadian
cause
J
had
not
had
a
very
good
Trade
.Commissioner
at
Glasgow
night.
.
It
was
the
first
blue
morn-
U
versity
lecturer,
after
she
com-sald
in
a
report
to
th
Trade
and
lnz
since
I
left
home.
In
the
hall
rleted
a
PWWttida
tour
under
the
Ices
of
the
British
of
Commerce
Department
;on
the
way
to
the
elevator
I
met
Ministry
That
Germany
realizes
the
ereat
a
lady
who
was
evidently
the
house-
Informat.,on-
SJie
toured
Japan,
;contribuUon
Glasgow
is
making
keeper
in
charge,
of
our
section
of
pannai
Hong
Kong.
The
NeUier-
ln
building
new
ships
for
Britain
the
hotel.
She
smiled
and
said
""'a5
M"
T
,.J
"c
was
evidenced
by
the
murderous
"Rood
morning."
A
few
paces
far-
spend
May
In
AJustralla
before
returning
to
Eneland.
bombing
inflicted
on
the
Tyneside
;
thcr
along
a
messenger
boy
gave
areas
-
0nf,
ot
th,e
most
heartening
and
recently.
mtAjcheerfuI
"good
morning
sir
marve"ous
Mature
of
this
Reporting
on
Scottish
trade
and
Another
"eood
mornine"
eame
from
war
(industry
during
1940.
Mr.
Johnson
a
page
boy.
I
began
to
think
per-
ch
I
hae
nouced
lnmy
travels.'
said
"that
some
hundreds
of
,
haps
It
was
a
good
morning.
The
J
f
ld
women
of
the
shins
for
the
mw
ar
imH.r
i
levator
man
frtiw,H
Hth
onnthp
Empire,
women
of
all
races,
have
'structlon
vast1
CO!"e
together
to
do
all
they
can
In
addition
to
a
"re
cheery
"Rood
morning"
and
i
..
.
.....
...
....
.
rnwnrns
inp
n?gp
pffnrt
"
uiunoer
oi
mercnant
snips."
the
tone
of
the
day
wa
settled.
It
-
.
I
He
said
that
at
the
outbreak
really
was
a
haopy
morning.
.1
was
"
of
war
173
ships
were
being
built
mllinc
after
that
and
I
noUced
aPJt.
steamer
Prinees
Louise,
or
were
projected
for
the
Royal
'hroush
the
window
that
the
sun
Capt
S.
K.
Gray,
arrived
In
port
Navyj
alone,
and
by
the
end
of
was
trying
to
break
through
the
at
3
pclockthls
afternoon
from
1939
"there
was
hardlv
n
horfJi
mist.
.
7
VU(C(
f&lAQtva
fUUlM
Then
came
a
woman
with
her
nd
will
sail,
at
4:30
pjn.'for
Van-
throughout
'
the
country
COUIW
which
cn
was
was
ievy.
Broderlck
Crawford.
Stuart
l'
.
??
Albert
Ann.
UP
W
a
snip,
either
war
nose
in
the
air
with
what-looked
couver.
MEALS
OF
THE
LORDS
i,
the
rich
man
of
the
town.
Mary
aunnf,1Si,
hind.
She
looked
verv
ill-humorrd
,
,
,
A
saga
of
frontier
America
in
the
Gordon
has
the
dramatic
role
of
IO
a
?.
!
demands
ae
industry
Vit
it
was
too
late
to
affect
nie.
LONDON.
March
27:
(CP)
old
outdoor
gang
days
of
the
Mid-
the
mother
of
the
Dalton
boys
6X1
Jl
output
has
rapidly
ex-
I
held
my
smile
and
thought:
"To
George
Rousseau,
caterer
to
the
die
West,
"When
the
Daltons
Rode,"
r
panded,
the
Teport
said.
"Many
hades
will
all
cranky
people.
I'm
House
of
Lords.
svs
the
peers'
with
Randolph
Scott..
Kay
Francis
The
dimax
ot
the
f'm
Is
the
raid
ne'
ships
have
been
added
to
the
'oing
tr
have
a
eood
morning
"
and
favorite
lunch
Is
"sausage
and
and
a
distinguished
cast,
corner
us
"n
m?
town
wh-n
the
outlaws
go
'""Pn
the
Royal
Navy
and
T
did.
That
is
what
a
cheerv
"eood
mash."
inr
cake
or
nennv
h,m
i
1
1
m
ninr
n
t
j.
mu
....
in
in
uuu
i
iibus
.
.
.
vv
uu
held
A
NATlfl
TTnlipl!ovnlil
fnnfnct!
...
n
these
ill-fated
brothers
wrote
in
X.
l
.
.
-
-
iub
1
1
1
ri
1
1
of
Western
outlawry
zumwim
mum
With
15
Stars
To
BAna
n.
Greatness
To
The
Screen
RANDOLPH
SCOH
KAY
FRANCIS
BRIAN
DONLEVY
GEORGE
BANCROFT
BRODERICK
CRAWFORD
ANDY
DEVINE
(At
7:00
and
9:47)
ADDED
FEATURE
WILLIAM
IIOLDKN
IN
"THOSE
WERE
THE
DATS'
(At
8:33,
Once
Only.
WORLD
NEWS
(At
8:20
Only,
TONIGHT
and
FRIDAY
Last
Complete
Show
at
8:20
R-
T.
J.
Rose,
who
Is
leaving
the
his
res'.dcn
city
to
reside
in
Victoria,
has
sold
West
to
Mr
Hi
Western
cakms
biggest
paint
sale!
;
.t
OFF
QUARTS
mm
urn
m
h
mm
rW
Til
H
-
Look
around
your
home
and
take
uote
of
u.i
things
that
nped
a
brightening
coat
of
nrsiii
or
enamel
.
then
come
prepared
to
buy
ALL
the
Satia-Glo
you
viU
need
to
nuke
i
complete
job
of
Spring
decorating.
You
will
save
about
one-third
at
theie
reduced
price
...
you'll
enjoy
the
comfort
of
bright,
cheery
rooms
the
whole
year
'round.
Tk
ENAMEL
Satln-Glo
quick-drying
Enanvl
U
an
excep
tlonally
durable
finish
and
for
that
reason
It
ItWI
for
fumllure,
wiKnhvork,
floors
or
linoleum.
Wide
raiiKe
of
colon
from
which
to
chcMwe.
MiDifMtirti
if
British
America
Paint
Co.
Victoria,
Vanrnqtrr.
Caljirj
Edmonton.
Rtfliu
Ltd.
RNISH
L'
Satin
Olo
Varnish
on
floors
and
llnoleon
and
you
will
find
It
resist
I
he
harot
wnr.
L'nsurpassl
for
furniture
or
woodwork
hf
rausr
It
Ls
not
arretted
by
hot
dlshu
or
bollinc
vvalr.
Clwir
or
stain
colors.
ilar
SAIE
UtfUl
Ml
rrie
rs:ci
"
rn
rsui
.Half
Gallons
$3
50
$2.H0
Half
Gallons
.$355
$2.23
Quarts
1.80
1.30
Quarts
1.65
1.15
Pints
1.00
.75
'
Pints
.95
.70
Half
Pints.-!
-.55
.10
Half
PinU
.55
.40
;atin
fin
De
Luxe
Wall
Tint
The
Quality
Kalsomlne
Carter
to
mil.
Caler
Co
dd1t.
I
hard
and
o
n't
rob
nff.
Choir
it
lautirui
.tinu
ani
whitp;
SATIN-GLO
DEALER
I'liin
rrkl
Half
Gallons
$2.70
Quarts
2
1.45
Pints
.
80
Half
PinU
.....
,.45
Satln-Glo
Satin
Unlsh
comes
In
a
variety
ot
beaunfol
pastel
lints
specially
selected
for
wall
decoration.
It
l
semi
gluts
finish
of
remarkable
drirsMlity
and
It
U
unharmed
by
frequent
washing
with
soap
and
water.
SALE
rticc
$1.70
.93
.35
.30
70
SAIE
PRICE
nr
f
bsbbv
mm
em
M.
m.
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Prince
Rupert,
B.C.