n.
Monday.
March,
17,
194
V
WeH
ave
nADfUl
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T.
tt.a
m
i
t
m
LA
AND
bALr.
ri
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time
to
fVe-
artf
Ala-tff-Areaswre
gfrit
iieitmert
for
Kilter
Lifers!??
htrntfretfe
of
bright,
new
jitter
tw
sttow
yot
All
in
imported
fabrica
Fasfikm-Craft
Clothe
AtSttre
jaw
of
IrW
.Wwilst
styfintY
ptofpir
rut
sknrf
e.
feet
fit.
Fsfrlou-Crarr
'"All
Enf-Ksr."1
worsterl
tlte
to
tiisite
denim
anrf
f
torxnterif
wear.
Prkfrf
From
$32,50
Qotfring
fey
Lombard.
fcr
fcpaYdftf
a
jtetnr
Car-atfa'
iWsl
by
thttrrMtrrst-Wit
me.
Krrtrw
tlfe
mrlns
with
comfort
that
only
fctntf-niatle
garment
can
jive.
Exilirslve
ptfern
From
$40.00
Call
In
Today
and
See
Our
Ranges
of
Fine
Cloths
Watts
&
Nickerson
MAN'S
&
DOY!S
CLOTHlERi
Third
Avenue
casliier
was
Mrs.
O'Heill.
The
guests
were
received
by
Mrs.
Cecil
Fitzgerald,
the
president
Mrs.
Brown-
and
Mrs.
.Roberts
were
in
(iharge
of
the
home
cooking
and
candy
stall.
Mrs.
Ellis
arid
Mrs,
Engirtrorri
a
a
ma..
-
r..
-
aTl
JT
1
lnatU
lilinM.
rvT
1
llaV
IXvTr
M
T
Vl
X
Uciuu
Koi.nis
Saturday
,
.
ircsults
or
which,
follow:
I
Bath-
Sbt,
donated
hy
Wallace's,
'
J
won
by
Mrs.
Charles"
Anderson,
No,
.
W-nvn's
Auxiliary
to
they1?-
..iiwu.
ii
v.m
.L
dock
-Morrocco
oanaoaB,
noiuu-
-.1:1
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4
u
.
-
men
,
rul
ka
at
the
Can-
c0rc'
wm
uy
.
......i.
r
'8.
E.
Parker.
No.
803.
v
a
-Sillii
cushion,
donated,
by
Mrs.
JfD.
tables
were
tastefully!
a..,
:o:u'.cd
.
en-.sh
belns
centred
with!
.
tlr.y
ahaanrock,
while
the
maVn
j
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1
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ft.
VfMft.t
I
f.ltl
iwrm
Old
IfROovEhs
;
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1
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1
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a
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were
Mrs.
Harry
Wand,
ifrm
toys--training.
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1
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.
nr
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in
nrriuir
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auun
rinliv.
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rlassiHed
col-
'in
s
mi
ann
ti..
'I'll
t
limrv
niiri
15
kuuu
iytouiiaj.
,
TRADE
IN
YOUR
OLD
MOOSR
BVILDfNO
FURNITURE
for
NEW
You
Do
BETTER
At
ELIO'S
Stored
HonrS
:3
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5:3
.itt.
f
rttMt
AVENUK
jjj(-aa(a-iaaaiaaa
HON
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prliite
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T
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S.
CAKDENA
I
KID.
CATALA
KVBatY
tUES-
T.8.S.
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mv
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w.
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fort
Vanf"tt"
Monday
Vancouver,
Wars.
p.m.
'wn
Charlotte
Maiuf,
Service-
(fortnightly)
Iate
rtlnct
ilu.ert
March
3.
17
and
il
W
ffW-
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tlckefs"
2fc-
From
ftttthm-
rrirfrv.itt.ittni
niiMrriMW
Reservations
an
ticket
INK
J,
SKINNKK,
Prn
RpfTf
.iM--:.
WOMEN'S
ing,
BANQUET
The
toast
to
the
King
by
Mrs.
Rothwell
wa
responded
to-
In
the
usual
spontaneous
manner.
The
birthday
cake
was
cut
by
the
president
Who
also
welcomed
the
assembly
in
a
short
and
well-chosen
fTiesch.
coivjrotulolng
the
Auxiliary
on
past
accomplishments
and
with
fneouraging
words
for
the1
A
happy
f-ature
of
th
occasion
vntim
Vi
mM..k.al
1
.11
LLA-i-l---l
!
V
PIIONE654
FOR
FREE
DELIVERY
CHIAM)
BRtWISL
CO.
LTD
VANLOUVTK
TI:i
ivn
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,
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all
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1
CUslftO
WANTED
WANTED
Girl
or
woman
for
housework
by
month.
Sleep
out.
Coltotv,
Wallace
Block
WANTED
for
war
work
used
heavy
grey
sox.
Please
leave
at
Daily
Nevfe.
W)
WANTED
Room
In
private
home,
Box
86,
Dally
News.
(09)
WANTED
Working
'man
for
board
arid
room.
Private
residence.
Apply
518'
Eighth
Avenue
East.
(05)
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
oil
burner,
$100
value
going
for
$55..
(M)
FOR
SALE
6
room
house.
87
Sum
mit
Ave.
Bargain
for
casn.
100)
WORK
VV
ANTED
CAPABLE
woman
wanta
position
as
housekeeper
or
c-uiinwermaui
in
Rupert
but
prefers
outside.
Box
84,
Dally
News,
(07)
tost
I
Cutclwon's
and
Cow
Bay.
Box
85,
Dally
News.
(67)
TS1
DpILT
FAGETBHWZ
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
P.
R.
tennis
Club
Annual
Meet-
Cm
Saturday
-evening
the
Bos-
ing
Monday,
March
17aC
home
of
ion
Ilall
presented
a.
scene
of
en-
Miss
Creddle
Morgan,
228
4th
Ave.
Joyment,
the
occasion
being
the
v.
All
interested
please
attend.
eighth
annual
banquet
of
the'Wo-
(M)
men's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian1
-
'
Legion.
Some
fifty
guests
were
Col.
J.
P.
Fein
will
address
dinner
present
and
the
affair
was
under
meeting
tonight
on
Ms
experiences
the
capable
convenership
of
Mrs.
in
England
and'
on
the
Canadian
John
Lawrie.
It
was
presided
oveT
war
Services'
Fdnd.
FWeryone
in-fey
Mrs.
William
Rothwell,
the,vlted.
Commodore
Cafe,
6:30,
fifty
president.
cents
Including
dinner.
After
the
customary
two
minutes
1
(M)
silence
in
memory
of
comrades,
Miss
Dolly
Smith
said
Orate
and
'
a;
bountiful
repast
was
enjoyed.
For
Relief
of
HEAD
COLD
MISERY
Put
3-purpose
Va-tro-nol
up
each
nostril
.
.
.
1
)
It
shrinks
swollen
membranes;
(2)
Soothes
irritation;
(3)
Helps
flush
out
nasal
passages,
clearing
clogging
mucus.
VICKSYATRONOL
ffjwt
"f'-H
in
the
city
on
th,
Catala?
Smith
sr.
who
acknowledged
the
gesture
with
a
speech
of
thanks.
last
night
'for
a
brief
visit
here
ltv
connection
with
the
institution
of
.
the
local
drive
for
national
war
ser-
sum
i,
program
was
as
ionows:
,
.,,
,
u,.h
p0i
Fpii
,
Songs,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
"Valley
,,,
,iim,n
ni
vn
-nf
rJi
t
,-V,t,."
i
..-
o.j
j""'""--
w..w.
vi
"b.'W-l
UIIU
UW
Or'llU
1
UU
.
.
jHna
,I,V,I
H
,Tll
ut
a
unmci
firing..
-.i
sspean
rilr
i
w
ii
.
c
7'
,t,
'
leave
Tuesday
afternoort
by
the
RKltnt!in
Mras
TVin
Pirivnt
M
VI
V
v
I.f
Madonna,"
by
Service.
Songs,
Mrs.
Henry
Smith
jr.
"Rose
of
Tralee"
and
"Danny
Boy.
BY
LEGION
Humorous
parody,
Mrs.
W.
H.Its
correspondence
Courses
Being
vwu-,v"-
i
Used
by
Forces
to
Good
(
uominimjTy
ngn;fr
was
enjoyeat
Advantage
and
the
evening
concluded
with!
bridge
game
In
which'
Mrs.
J.
The
Canadian
Legion
is
doing
Cbrinv
was
first
prize-winner
'splendid
work
in
entertaining
wrth
Mrs.
W.
F!
Robertson
second,
.
troops
at
the
Legion
Hali
but
the
Mrs.
3
S.
Black
was
accompan-j
money
spent
on
this
work
does
not
ist
for
songs
and
community
sing-1
come
out
af
the
fund
being
raised
by
the
Canadian
War
Services
Fund
starting
its
drive
shortly.
:
While
the
Canadian
Legion
partl-
cipates
In
this
fund,
If
is
to
be
us-;ed
for
a
specific
purpose.
The
.Canadian
Legion
has
tinder-
taken
educational,
work
throughout
(Canada
and
In
England
among
the
'
fighting
services.
This
educational,
work-
Is
being
done
prlncloally
'by
way
of
cor
respondence
cources,
sponsored1
by
the
Canadian
Legion,
and
a
recent
survey
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area
;
shows
that
there
are"
317
men-Oak
ing
a
total
of
345
courses
of
study
by
correspondence1.
Throughout
Canada
and
in
England
there
is
great
enthusiasm
for
this
study
course
and
the
Legion
is
to
be
congratulated
on
its
excellent
organ
ization
work
In
this
connection.
As
it
is
estimated
that
there
will
be
between
40,000
and
50,000
men
taking
these
courses.
The
cost
will
ibe
heavy
and
this
is
one
of
the
purposes
of
the
drive
or
funds
by
I
the
Canadian
War
Services
Fund
Committee.
OOVr.ltNMKNT
I.KJI'OIT
ACT'
(Section
26)
Not
Ire
of
Application
Xor
n
flnh
Mcenre
NOTICE
IS
IIEREQV'.GIVEN
thot
on
the
31st
dav
of
Maftsh
-194
K
next
the
Undersigned
EMPRESS
SOCIAL
CLUD
LIMITED
In,
tenuis
to
Apply
to
tllJ
Liquor
Control
Board
lor
a
Club
Licence
In
respect
of
premises
situated
on-
the
top
Hoor
of
the
Ertuprees
Bllock
at
the
corner
of
Seooiatf
Avemie
and'
BlJCfli
i
Street
upon
lands
descrlbnt'ns
Lots
II
and
12
of
Block
23
af
Section
1.
Atap
D23.
In
one
t;uy
oi
innoe
itiyjerx,
mince
Kiip-ert
Land
Registration
District,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
to
entitle
each
member
of
the
said
Club
to
keep
on
the
premises
a
reasonable
quantity
of
liquor
for
personal
consumption
on
tlie
premises
In
aocQCdAnce
.with
the
provisions
of
the
Ooveirnment
Llauor
Act
und
the
Regtilatlans
promulgated
J,
hereunder.
DATED
this
36th
day
of
February
1041.
EMPRESS
SOCIAL
CLUB-
LIMITED
By
J,
O.
Moody,
President,
FRESH
FRUITS
VEGETABLES
Arriving
Every
Boat
"BUI
RIOHT!pSh01
at
Tom
Lee
&
Son
"HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS"
P1W547
2nd
.At..
West
CO-ED
Beauty
Salon
(F.lsle
Klohn)
ExclianB
Bide.
BLACK
m
l
..
-a...
Tin
tfvtitiitmant
it
not
pvllilhf
a1
r
or
tda
Liqvw
Cwtrat
Beard
w
f
im
CarnMM
tt
Idtiaa
Cilita-
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
'month
at
25c
a
word.
Second
Searchlight
Auxiliary
Tea
Legion,
March
15.
Catholic
Ladies'
St.
Patrick
Tea,
March'
17.
Anglican
Tea
Mrs.
Darton's
March,
18.
United
Tea
March
20th,;
Mrs.
Large's
Varden's
pnter&lnment
March
20.
102nd
Auxiliary
March
22.
Hill
CO.
Dance
April
4.
Tea,
Legion;.
Horticultural
Dinner,
March
24.
Rebekah
Tea
and
Sale,
April
2,
Lutheran
Tea,
April
5,
Metropole.
Queen-.-Mary
Tea,
Mrs.
Parkin-
April
14:;.
Gyro
Hoedowh,
April
18,
L.
O.
D.
A.
Spring
Sale,
April
23.
Mayday
Dance,
Oddfellows'
Halt
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
May
8.
j
ii
ir
i
i
mi-
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
Vt.
Collon,
D.Oh.C.
Wbllare
Block,
Phone
I4
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
ISO
Heated
Rooms
not
Water
Steam
Biths
ninirtg
Room
In
Connection
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Prdprietren
PREACHER
'Wand
Pioneer
j
OF
GOSPEL
Has
Succumbed
Basketball
Ketchikan
vs.
Prince
j
y(ltr
RtcLeod
Of
LockepoVt
Dies
Rupert-tfrfdnesday
and
Thursday
First
WesByterian'.
Church
Belnir
A(
Quceil
charlotte
Hdspital
tievuea
Dy
nev.
vr.
Alex
csier
Anglican
tea
Mrs.
Darton's
to-.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE.
March
17:
morrow.
March
18.
'
(64)
While
waiting
to
obtain
a
per-
The
:
funeral
of
the
late
eter
jmaneni
new
pastor
for
the
pulpit
McLecd
was
held
on
Thursday
Gordon
Oosse
is
sailin
.
tonight
''the
congregation
of
First
Presby-
from
th,
united
Chinch
in
Queen
on
ihe-Cambsun.for
Queen
Char-.
terian
Church
is
receiving
some-
charlotte.
Deceased
was
one
of
lotteCity:
.
Unihg
of
a
revival
with
a
campaign
the
Island:
picneers
and
untif
re-
'
'oi
evangelism
from
a
veteran
but
centiy
resided
at
Lockeport
on
Adam
Pyper
of
Port
Clements
is
(stm
very
able,
although
retired,
Moresby
Island.
He
had
been
in
in
the
city
froth
the
Queen
Char-
gospel
preacher
in
,
the
"person
of
m
health
for
some
time
and
hod
totte
Islands
for
a
brief
business
Rev-
Dr-
Alex
Eslet
of
Vancouver
been
In
th
local
hospital
for
the
visit.
jwho
13
suppling
the
pulpit
"for
a
rsaEt
several
months.
He
was
a
few
Weeks,
fif
Filer
1
drawl
P.
T.
A.
meeting
Wednesday
eve-
sood
congregations
each
Sunday
to
ducted
the
service.
nmg
at
Booth
School.
Address
by
."1C
crcn
anu
mware
pemg
m-:
:
.
Cdpt.
Allwood
of
RJH.R.-S
on
sphed
by
his
mlssidn.
Vl
.
PLllJ
"Jamaica."
The
sense
of
Odd
and
realiza-1
lltW2lIl?&
Lnilt!
,tion
of
divine
salvation
was
h-.
Rev.
H.
L.
Foss
of
Seattle,
Bishop
fortunately
too
generally
lacking!
Pncepe
In
Clfv
df
the
Pacific
district
of
the
Nor-
today.
d-lared"Dr.
Esler
irr
speak-
A
aa
III
WIJ
weglan
Lutheran
Church,
And
L.
C.
ln
ywtsrday
mooiins
on'
"The
:Nasby
of
Minneapolis,
chief
audi-
World's
Emancipation
Proclama-tor
of
the
same
church,
arrived
m'tlon"
wlth
the
text
lrom
the
First
the
city
on
the
North
Sea
yesterday
-Chapter
of
John.
Talk
of
Christion
morning
after
a
Visit
to
Alaska
and
!democracy
without
realization
of
will
spend
several
days
here
on
was
nunserrss.
any
xaisea
church
business.
innsiian
asmocracy
oui
were
T.
W.
S.
Larsons,
commissioner
of
provincial
police
for
British.
Col
umbla,
Dassed
through
the
city
on..devll.
M
AffTVa.a.r
uunKing
oniy
oi
wnat
penents
they
could
easily
.
get
themselves
and
the
other
fallow
could
go
to
the
the
Catala
last
evening
to
make
the
In
the
evening
Dr.
Esler
spoke
on
round
trip
from
Victoria
to
Stewart,
stopping
off
here
on
the
return
of.
the
steamer
Catala
tomorrow.
In
spector"
S.
F.
M.
Moodfe;
civilian
protection'
officer
for
British'
Co-j
lumbia,
and
Sergeant
J.
McNaught
mechanical
supervisor,
also
came
north
on
the
Catala
last
night
and
disembarked
here.
"Character
and
Conduct,"
attributing
td'the
sense
of
Christian
values
and
faith
or
lack
of
such
why
some
men
and
nations
broke
down
before
the
dictator
savages
in
times
of
crisis
while
others
stood
up
against
anything.
1?
Try
a
Dally
News
Wanf-Ad.
Little
Mercy
Innes
Had.
Been,
Patient
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
for
Some
Time
Mercy
Innes,
21
-
month
-
old
daughter
and
only
child
of
Mr
'and
Mrs.
Silas
Innes,
Eighth
Avenue
West,
died
at
the
home
of
her
parents
at
noon
Friday.
The
child
had
been
ill
for
a
few
weeks
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
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