1
luai
rone
t
Expert
Optical
Service
BAND
IS
ON
TOUR
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
Masieal
Organization
Visiting
Namver
Of
Interior
Points
To
carry
out
a
tour
of
the
Kamloops
and
North
Okanagan
area
in
support
of
the
Victory
Loan
campaign,
the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
band
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
the
interior.
The
itenerary
of
the
banc
s
.p
is
as
follows
Leave
Prisee
R.
...
C
..-
Chas.
Dodimead
Opletnttrbt
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
STOKE
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware.
(Masses,
Daggage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
-
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
dun
National,
a:
6
pjn.
on
Monday.
May
2
Arrive
Prince
George
at
4:5
pjn.
on
Tuesday.
May
27.
and
remain
there
until
5:0
pjn.
on
i
Thursday.
(The
longisfa
stay
at
1
Prince
George
is
required
because
.train
service
on
the
Red
Pass-
Prince
Rupert
line
is
on
a
triweekly
basis).
Arrive
Kamloops
at
10:44
pjn.
on
Friday.
May
30
to
take
part
in
:he
RjTersid?
Park
patriotic
service
on
Sunday.
June
1.
Leave
Kamfcops
at
5:15
sjb.
on
Mocday.
June
2.
Arrive
Kelowna
at
10:40
ajn.
Monday
:
K
5
;
7T.
-
T..
r-
T
'df'
r',-
B
OYS
bcres
a
spomag
offer
to
put
up
to
your
Dad
and
trn
chancw
to
one
hell
accent
it
and
Pritr.'
n,n
u,.
-
.
brand
new
CCJSL
Bicjxk
rigbt
away.
Tbm
k
a
real
good
proposition
lor
both
you
and
;vr
Dad
became
it
will
be
the
means
for
jour
Dad
to
encourage
you
to
udy
hard
and
to
pass
and
it
will
make
you
really
w
ant
to
study.
Gtt
a
CCM.
Caulogue
as
soon
as
you
can
and,
after
looking
it
etr
and
deciding
which
model
you
want,
proposition
your
Dad
hie
the
boy
in
the
picture.
Be
sure
you
go
to
a
CCM.
dealer
as
be
is
authorbed
to
operate
this
sporting
offer.
Then,
too,
a
COL
is
the
make
of
hicyde
every
boy
and
girl
wants
because
they
arc
so
smooth
rKHflg
and
easy
to
pedal-
They
last
much
longer,
too,
because
of
the
great
accuracy
used
in
the
machininj;
and
fitting
of
the
fast-movrng
parts
-the
front
boh,
the
main
sprocket-hanrcr
and
the
CC3L
Coaster
Brake.
S
In
die
catalogue
you
will
find
illustrated
several
models
from
which
to
choose,
from
the
sturdy
CC3L
deUverr
to
the
beautiful
bgbtweight
road
racer.
AH
COL
Models
have
tubular
steel
frames!
rustless
steel
spokes,
bright
parts
chromium-plated
over
COL
20-vcar
mckH
and
Dunlop
Tires.
Boys,
try
this
on
your
Dad
and
here's
good
luck!
CCM
f
CCM.
Bicycles
Arc
Sold
Ily
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
'Sold
tin
the
usual
Monthly
Election
Of
Government
Supporter
ADELAIDE.
South
Australia.
May
27:
CP
The
election
of
the
government
candidate.
Dr.
GrenfeU
Price,
to
Boothby
seat
in
the
Australian
-House
of
Represents
tires
has
been
confirmed
after
a
by-rlecUm
which
attracted
nationwide
interest
brcauae
it
determined
whether
or
not
the
government
ftould
retain
a
majority
in
the
House.
w
w
FUNERAL
HELD
TODAY
The
funeral
of
the
late
Gerald
Alfred
Johansen.
nsbennan
of
n-.any
years
standing
here,
who
died
Sunday,
took
place
this
afternoon
from
chapel
of
B.
C.
Undertakes
to
Fairriew
Cemetery.
Rev.
3
H.
Myrwang.
pastor
of
St
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
officiated
and
Mrs.
Myrwang
presided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns.
ore
date
is
still
to
be
.settled'.
Arrive
Vernon
at
6:90
pn
on
Monday
or
Tuesday.
,
Leave
Vernon
at
6:35
pa.
on
Tuesday
or
Wednesday,
Juae
3
or
L
Arrive
Kamloops
at
10:30
pun
on
Jane
3
or
i.
The
schedule
is
tentative
insofar
as
the
Okanagan
tour
is
concerned.
Then
is
no
information
as
to
hoar
keg
the
band
wouki
remain
in
Kamloops
after
its
return
from
The
Okararir.
and
before
its
depart
'
-
is
5Vi-.i2
a:
Pt:.tc?
CCM.
snoMo
nOKTKUl
Boil
f
tinfawj
wrri
mt
mad
tmwlr
MuhMii
1
nj
iMatfc
ui
tti
fin.
CCJC
COASTU
IIAKI
A
impraJ
bnkt
hf
CCM,
f,ur
irard
dwl-KM,
yii3
r
in
iimt
imrt
"
T
J.1.
Btalt
mi
idMr
MtM
w
l.mUuJ
cue
tmt
am
mi
tUr
HANCU
mi
CC
U
!!.
r-
fmt
mm
rmmt
pmj,'
mm
,mmm.
far-
m.
mm
ml
CcAfSrBaawa:
CCM.
Bicycles
acccssorics
and
Repair
Parts
are
on
Sale
at
Gordon's
Hardware
THl
dailt
!nrt
Tasaia..
Q.
c.
CITY
iWOULD
BAR
iPREMIER
I
aks!
JAPANESE
CONTEST
from
a
short
trip
to
Vaneoawr.
Ac-.
J
oomnaaied
by
their
smaQ
daughter,
I
.
1
1
rv
rj
.
.
.
......
...
If
U
r
'
L.
I-
TT
-.
1
In
fit
After
Alfetiri-
Heather
thev
had
left
on
the
ua-
yaeen
iwiwiit
i
ianmru
-
--
-
k
-,.c
snndaT.
1
Exrtade
Them
I
rom
inaamrj
.
i5
I
,
The
Ladies-
Auxiliary
to
the
Un-i
ited
Church
held
a
busmea
meet-
Q-UEKN
CHARLOTTE.
May
f:
ins;
recently
in
the
church.
Reno-
a
faceting
of
ftsbennen
held
on
rating
of
the
Manse
adjfrent
to
Thursday
last
at
Queen
Charlotte
the
church
is
being
canted
out
ctty
protested
the
influx
'of
Jap-prlor
to
the
arrival
of
the
newly
ap-
anete
in
the
fishing
Industry.
A
pointed
minister
The
house
was
resolution
as
follows
was
passed:
inspected
and
found
to
be
badly
-Whereas
a
large
number
of
in
need
of
repair
and
papering
It
JftpJUc&e
fjanermen
has
come
to
was
decided
to
engage
A.
Roberts
to
rsirinti
Tdanrii
ind
do
the
necessary
repairs
to
the
walls
,0
m
and
ceilino
and
to
mm
a
oee
woo
iwen
adjacent
to
the
aforesaid
the
painting
and
kalsaraming.
The
jslands
fof
halibut:
setting
of
the
date
for
the
bee
was
.
.
.
u,
w
"And
whereas
we
are
led
to
be
,
,.
,.
.
n.
,w,
left
unttl
t
the
next
meeting
of
the
JanM,
Auxiliary.
To
raise
funds
lor
uus
-
M's
M.
1L
Mclean
and
sons
of
wmi
runaer
lower
tne
earn-
Bdward
sailed
thk
afU-rnoon
ta5x
of
the
white
and
Indtan
fi
h-he
CaUla
for
a
vtsH
to
Vancou-
crnM"
perhaps
force
them
to
-
abandon
the
fishing
Industry
alto-
.
,
aether:
I
r
T.
AofriewharU
of
aserort
is
:ris
a
brief
business
vWt
to
the
He
arrived
on
the
Catala
to-'
v.
from
the
north
and
wtB
return
-
Stewart
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to-r
rrow
afternoon.
qchooI
To
Be
Closed
Kin;'s
r.irlhrtar
Will
l
OWrved
In
Tim
Provinee
On
Jnne
9
VirrORU.
Mv
27:
AD
schools
"ill
be
rkwpd
on
June
9
in
observance
of
the
Knvss
Birthday.
Dr.
i"
J
W:ll;s
-uTv-intendent
of
edu-
ti"n.
announrJ
yesterday.
TOO
LTH
TO
CLASMFT
day
work.
Chris'
MiM
Bakery
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
CHIROPRACTOR
Uule
W.
Ollvo.
VJXThJL.
WalUre
Block,
Phone
(11
YES.'
We
Repair
Water
Pipes,
Roofs.
Woodwork,
Stoves
Co
minted.
Etc
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
L
Chimneys
Swept
ItM
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SERVICE
Phane
RMCK
'.li
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
-rttttSEOl
Therrfore
be
It
resolved
that
this
meetUTc
coxnsBunieate
with
demand
immediate
attention
to
tie
en"ment
rf
rrnilations
which
will
preserve
the
fisher
of
Canada
for
Canadian
people:
"And
further
be
It
reraived
that
this
meettm
-"h?n
sutgeat
that
Wnees
hn
issued
for
all
bran-h-
of
fksherW
and
that
he
efitsa'-!
Bonces
be
limited
to
British
stV
jet
who
are
actively
encaged
In
U-
fbhfn?
mduivry
and
thus
that
no
Japan-
be
permitted
to
fish
r
t
ttl
on
or
around
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
IS
THt
orrRCMC
rot
KT
lr
l(BITIM
rou
mbia
in
mourn:
In
llw
UIIr
ml
lb.
Mm;
m4
Jha
WHfcui
Mrklnl't.
Iinn.
Ulr
f
thr
111,
mt
rnMT
Kaprrl.
ISrtll-h
(IvmMs.
mhm
4hr4
mm
iHmaWr
lt.
ParmtrBt
'o
the
OfvriMon
ol
S-
3
of
te
Tni.
Aet
of
Um
Pronncr
Bnh
win?
fellow
for
ncot
Ox
oo
uw
sa
av
ot
Aani
125
,W1
ay
(fr(aetit
m
EmouW
of
ttie
Vtt
of
te
iMe
Mux
VriUiun
SitKialeT.
r
u
ecotimM
trt
lfctn
FroteK
Ummrnt
out
of
the
S;p-rtm
Owl
Zivti
OolumMK.
rvl
'iwt
til
petwem
UxleMc
to
tbe
tmid
mtr
mnilnd
to
pay
the
amount
ttxr
indeevmuw
to
me
bmawtth
m
pmoam
ha
nn
elabas
again
be
said
Mi
ai
fqutrrd
ta
the
thn
prtfxzl'
Tenfted
Hh
am
oo
or
before
June
isti
1M1
tmUiat.
which
dhvtr'bu-
Job
i!mJ1
be
aaaaV
imwmm
naara
only
,
to
daima
wtucfa
are
la
my
hand.
Dmia
u
Prince
Rupert
B
C.
aula
7th
ST
oT
VUt
A.
D.
141.
CUFTOftD
OILKER
By
bat
SoUrHnr.
Ertrm
&
Harrey.
ETjTT
Block.
Prince
Baprt
B
c
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
1S
Heated
Rooms
Het
Water
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
in
Connection
Mrs.
C-
C
Blatk,
Proprtetrrts
Make
Our
Stare
Tour
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
POOXE
SU
Tom
Lee
&
Son
"HOUSE
OP
FTXE
POODS
first
Aid
Competition
There
at
Week-End
James
Dickson
chief
inspector
of
for
British
Columbia;
Charles
Graham,
inspector
of
mines
at
Prince
Rupert,
and
O.
G.
Edward-son
of
Victoria,
provincial
jc-retary
of
the
St.
John's
Ambulance
Association,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Ca-tala
today
after
having
been
at
Premier
in
connection
with
the
annual
competition
of
the
Portland
Canal
First
Aid
and
Mine
Safety
Association.
Mr.
Dickson
u
going
through
to
Victoria
on
the
Catala.
Mr.
Graham
and
Mr.
Edwardson
"
carpenters
win
soon
ar-
disembarked
here.
The
latter
will
work
and
material
the
ladies
served
ZTJSl
altcW
re
at
Skidegate
U
bsiW
aflah
to
Hueltoo
othr
h,-
tion
at
Second
Beach
on
Mar
2
a7
and
later
to
be
employed
Urior
poinU
on
Wednesday
even
as
cannery
workers:
ing
J
tram
Mrs.
Andrew
Christensen
was
Ana
wnereas
ue
greaier
nom-
it
was
tn
uus
compeuiion
at
hMiw
t
tK
Rut
Bee
Club
last
ber
of
resident
fishermen
who
have
Premier
that
the
Prince
Ruuert
Mr
and
Mrs.
Mike
Anderson
had
forced
to
go
Into
halibut
fishing,
competition
was
that
for
.
uets
I
mm
queen
cnanoue.
savie-te
and
SUdeaate
Mts-don
Mr.
.:nd
in
the
near
futare.
fishermen
as
a
serious
threat
to
i
CI."
I
Featui
JAiiLs,
sinr.vT
IEV
LAM
ten
In
their
"COME
LIVE
WITH
ME"
With
IAN
rr
Add-
?
TTte
IUtlJe
(
c
Cartii
an()
COMING
WEDXFMm
,'
ON
THE
ST.V
r
1
miNCE
KI
PI.RT
UTU,!
lllLATKE
Prr
t
"THE
I'HI
M
SECRETARY
Directed
5
Thursday
Tea
was
served
at
the
fished
in
the
aforesaid
waters
for
team
won
the
novice
even;
and
miner
ovcrc
dainty
table
decorated
with
spring
the
test
thirty
years
are
the
pso-
came
a
close
second
in
the
.senior,
underground
:.
flowers.
Members
of
the
club
in-
neers
who
have
developed
the
The
local
team
made
the
trip
north
ing
gas
masks
dude
Mesdames
Christensen.
Harry
ooouaercial
fishing
industry
and
on
the
service
boat
F.
H.
Phippen,
miners'
equipr.
Beaven
Emihr
So.
B.
A.
Monro,
have
estabbshed
their
homes
and
returning
home
at
10:15
Sunday
out
George
Chasteney.
Gordon
Jottf
fe.
communities
on
the
aforesaid
isl-
oight.
WeM
Enttru
cj
Bd
Oien.
Bert
Robert.
Gor?e
Pitt
arid
-""I
firm
txjlief
and
faitn
The
judges
were
H
Lane.
S.
Resd.'
The
local
te.
Turner
and
Oscar
Hill.
Ue
fisheries
wiM
belong
to
o.
G
Edwardson.
E.
T.
Applewhalte.
.-recorded
a
hea
me
peopte
01
uanaoa
ano
mat
toe
or
W.
S.
Kergin,
Dr.
Cook
and
premier,
the
Mrs.
Len
Loneacre
was
hostess
security
of
the
aforesaid
nsner-
James
Dickson
with
Charles
Gra-recenUy
at
a
tea
in
honor
of
the
aen
will
be
safeguarded
according
ham
as
timekeeper.
wives
of
employee?
of
the
Pacific
to
our
democratic
way
of
life:
The
local
novice
team
consist!
Mills
cama
H?r
guests
mended
"And
whereas
in
the
past
six
of
Gordon
Blank,
eaotain.
H.
Wal-
M-ssdames
Georze
31omgren
James
seasons
the
white
fishermen
and
lace.
Hugh
Mackenaie.
N.
S.
K.
Carstaira.
George
Fife.
G.
Wilcox,
the
Indian
fishermen
have
found
It
Brewer
and
S
A.
Cheeseman.
W
Nyblom.
Oscar
Hill
Assisting
difficult
to
earn
an
adequate
living
The
Prince
Rupert
senior
team
in
serving
was
Mrs.
Longacre's
In
an
already
overaowded
and
comprised
Thorndyke
Graham,
mother.
Mrs.
Overington
o.'
Van-
overfished
industry:
Captain.
Gordon
Blank,
H.
Wallace.
eouver.
who
is
making
her
borne
-.And
whereas
the
salmon
catches
Hugh
Mackenaie
and
S.
A.
Cheese-
w:th
her
daughter.
harp
fallen
off
fifty
percent
and
"-
the
fishermen
have,
therefore,
been
The
third
event
in
the
Stewnrt
rec-
,
appreciated
Tr-ducted
on
a
tou-
A
spler.di:
dered
the
meir.r
teams
tn
the
rr.
winners
beine
prises
preser.K
-Speeehes
much
given
by
the
tui
anahrsed
the
-o-
giving
-
due
as
well
lunior
eriUdsm.
Th-
:
::-
honwwarming
party
in
their
dog
fishing,
clam
darning
or
to
T
in
which
Premier
Vas
first
and
attested
the
v
-
1
home
hut
week.
There
were
find
Dart-time
emnkmnent
in
the
Stewart
second.
knowtednof
fir
logging
industry,
or
even
to
b
Contents
at
Premier
easary
tn
mer.
redmeed
to
dependence
on
rehef
:
The
contest
were
held
at
Pm-
waBxs
of
life
F
A
.derson
who
is
a
sueeeafl
troDer.
wnerejls
jm,
meeting
views
mtae
00
S""1
afiernoon
and
their
ef
torts
be
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