PAGE
FOUR
i
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
rf
v
--
mas.
uooiincau
14
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I
Optometrist
in
Charce
'
V
)
I
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
X
.S
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
Ol'K
BASEMENT
STOKE
for
line
China.
Dini.erwarc,
Glasses,
IUcease
and
Novelties.
MAX
HEILBRONER
.lender
Diamond
Merchant
BREAK
4
THIUI)
AVENUE
BUY
Spring
Handbags
.And
when
we
speak
..of
Purses
we
include
all
those
necessary
"spring
musts"
in
a
complete
matching
ensemble:
Gloves,
.Millinery,
Jewellery,
Flowers,
II
o
s
i
e
r
v,
Collar
and
Cuff
Sets,
Scarves
.
.
.yes,
even
down
to
the
Handkerchief
for
just
the
right
finishing
touch.
OUT
In
Brilliant
New
Fabrics
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
I
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Night
"In
the
Heart
of
rrince
Kupert"
T1IIHI)
AVC
Next
to
Heilbroner's
Phone
BLUE
1)07
Special
Price
..
for
LADIES'
and
GENTS'
NEW
Sl'KING
CLOTHINq
$27.50
and
up.
B.
LAMB,
Tailor
I'lione
Black
787
302
Third
Ave.
W.
Spring
Filled
Mattresses
Beds,
Slumber
King
Springs,
Folding
Cots
and
Converto
Lounges'
rJ'L
hlVe,rf
fived
Llon
brand
Luggage-Suitcases.
Trunks.
Gladstone
Fortnight
Cases,
Overnight
Cases.
Sleeping
Bags.
Tents
Pack
Sack,
Packboards.
Dunnage
Bags.
BlankeU,
Window
SluSes
Large
stock
of
Floor
Coverings,
inlaid
Linoleums.
Coneoleum
Rugs.
Axminstcr
Carpets.
Mats
of
all
sizes,
for
your
home
re
chestreld
Suites,
Bedroom
Suites.
Dinette,
Enterprise
Ranges
for
burning
coal
or
wood.
WE
INVITE
YOU
TO
VISIT
Ot'K
USED
FURNITURE
DEIT
airSeK
ffiifi
wood'eKitcheanteTlh
uic!&iSi
or
Elio's
Furniture
Store
I'HONE
CJKKEN
il!9
RUPERT
BRAND
Sole
Fillets
...
.
at
Your
Local
Hutclicrts.
NOfiVASTE
til
JlEADY
TO
COOK
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
I'UINCE
KUPERT
to.
Lid.
I1KITISI1
COLUMBIA
1
mPHiVglggH.
fill
Hiic
von
i
nf
iha
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SATVPt
y
Waterfront
Whiffs
Ambergris
Is
Often
.Mistaken
Ratfish
f(
Liver
Oil
Ilalihut
Fishing
,
.
To
Start
J
madilnery.
Thc
Prince
Rupert
,
civilians
from
thU
j.
Fisheries
Experimental
Experimental
S
S
tat
tat
Ion
ion
i
will
will
be
be
set
set
until
unUl
su
M'VIVID
AND
1
.v'
proved
to
be
nothing
more
exciting
than
weathered
whale
:mJnta
l
blubber
having
no
commercial
value.
This
white,
yellow,!
ora
Grant
uiunii
ui
liiunira
auusuuice
Ol
waxy
consistency
has
a
disagree-able
rancid
odor:
If
heated
in
boil-
Vlng
water.
It
melts
to
give
a
layer
vof
light-colored
oil
and
a
residue
J!
of
fibrous
material.
Ambergris
has
;
5
a
tathcr
pleasant
odor
when
heated.
1
Letter
Box
EVACUATION
area
and
twine
sueh
time
a
fu-
I
KUIY1AM1C
C'ary
Grant
and
Joan
Fontaine
in
"Suspicion"
at
Capilol
'
Tlieatrc.
Provnntmu
lh
vlvlri
ctiirv
itf
a
v
-
lijZtf"',
p
jvuman
what
troubled
mind
leads
her
to
suspect
uuti
ner
nusoana
is
a
murderer.
"8uapicion."
starrmu
urani
ana
Joan
rontaine
m
t
I
with
ii
4i
tho
xt
IMfitniinwi
nnil
i
t
I'lMiipn
ii
IMiiwirr
4
4
i!itmn
4
r
fro.
i
vary
.
......
w.Mkv.
i'vi
.
.......
v..
an
unusual
roauuiuc
anuna,comi
jC.quently
receive
samples
of
materials
submitted
in
the
the
feature
picture
to
tin
wm
,
m
.a.1
.
.
.
I
a
I
PT
a
,ir.j...j
..
rte
I'nnce
Kupert
station
have
ai
!wna"y-
'TT'
...
a
i..
ti
for
a
special
three-day
engaii
enacts
the
role
of
a
reck
less
young
wastrel
and
Miaa
Fontaine
tha'
of
the
quiet
and
tmaK-InaUve
daughter
of
a
wealthy
retired
general.
Fascinated
by
O
rant's
charm,
the
girl
succumb
to
his
whirlwind
wooing
and
rkpes
with
him.
only
to
learn
that
he
ne
has
not
nm
a
shilling
""""
and
"inf
that
he
j
.j
,7.,
r
,a
,
.
'
7u
'
Thc
appearance
in
Thursday's
i
V
SI
L
,Brl
ty
"ther,
Dally
News
of
a
letter
from
"Rest-
hat
been
living
on
borrowed
than
fibrous.
There
Is
often
disarj-:
.
,
.
.
monn
for
vmh
At
At
her
her
horrified
horrifird
.
.
.....
4cso
liiuuiriiix
as
ui
wuciiicr
or
ZZZ
L
not
a
datp
d
been
set
for
the
weathered
whale
k,
blubber.
kk
j.
i
evacuation
of
civilian
from
the
!
I
Prince
Rupert
area
serves
as
a
re-
MUU
i""
"l
5
now
receiving
;
minder
that
the
time
is
oppor-
','
.some
commercial
attention
in
tune
for
a
nubile
nrnnnunrcmrnt
I
rifAinattsi
t
Ka
anitnot
aa
-Tii
i
In!
pVVS(
tire
VU1I
MIBII
flAfBl
VV
VV
j
go
to
work
and
she
Is
happy
un-I
Ul
she
learns
that
he
has
been
at
1
the
races
instead
of
working,
has
pawned
a
wedding
present
from
rnnce
nuperi.
it
nas
long
been
on
the
subject.
It
may.
therefore
her
ncr
father
a"er
and
arm
has
om
been
ween
dlscbarg
aucnarg-
icvu5uiu
as
an
cAcciiem
gun
on
De
oiiiclally
stated
that
no
date:
mivwrawni
S
and
nnH
lubricant
inhrlront
fnr
for
llnVit
light
i
i
.
.
..
..
.
i
Stilt
lnvtri
him
hn...r
aha
y.
"
-
-
running
lui.imis
has
nas
been
oeen
set
sei
for
lor
tto
me
cvacuaiion
01
,
"
...
-
cvpw
nu
excuses
unui
sne
near
of
the
murder
of
hu
bast
friend
has
recently
oerformed
several
tnr
winrm.nt
tmrron
under
under
clrcunuUnoea
clreumatanoea
which
which
oolnt
point
J
test
at
the
request
of
a
company
I
adoption
of
such
a
course.
The
!
uclon
toKl
him.
Than
en-
intending
to
produce
the
oil
for
J
recent
serious
turn
which
events
,ue
a
brthJM
rte
f
plc-further
processing
to
make
it
In
the
Pacific
have
taken,
how-
kHJ
happenlnga
that
build
up
to-available
for
more
general
lubrl-
ever,
may
necessitate
such
step
W8rd
a
trlWn.y
dramatic
cU-
cat:ng
purpases.
Ratflsh
liver
oil
being
taken
in
the
future.
j
max
whten
or,n
happily
"l
is
also
well
kown
tn
enast
fUhpr.
Our
ovnoiiiiiin
MmMinu
.
romantic
ending.
I
men
as
possessing
alleged
benefl-lor
some
months
past
been
func-1
An
abl
uPorUnI
Includes,
....
.
..
...
...
....
.
el,.
r4.
i
r.
..i.i..
i
1
ciai
properties
in
me
auamg
of
ironing
as
a
branch
of
the
AJU.
"
nnw.
rheumatic
aches
and
pains.
It
Is
but.
with
a
view
to
rendering
the
Dame
May
why-
Ib,
Jru.
.'
iinnn
nnni
...t-i
.
.
in
...
.1...
.
..
Heather
Anfl
mui
nO4r
m.wnii
.v
luutaiii
vcitoiii
4a
iiiui
r
cjiecuve,
nas
recenuy
-
substances
seldom
found
in
ap-
been
absorbed
by
the
Red
Cross
the
battlefield
against
Hitler
It
preciable
quantities
In
other
fish
division
of
the
AJtJ.
under
thc
u
well
known
also
that
Norwav
Oils,
but
It
eannnt
he
n!rt
at
vpt
ausnirex
nf
u-h!i
w
?
?
,eSC
a1Iy
contrl,)Ute
10
functl?n-
We
have
n
l"
hlps
and
also
warship,
during
the
.
to
thc
oils
reputation
as
a
Una-
correspondence
with
representa-
.
two
veara
ThtV
ha.
i
r
I-
nent.
jtlves
at
all
polnU
along
the
line
done
In
k
'
rf
t
h
.
AMH.J.U
1.
1
vs
viae
vaaii.tiui.ii.ii
naunnai
Hat
.
i
The
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Ex-
ways
from
Terrace
to
Prince
mTt'
T
of
the
f
tn.
pcrimcntal
SUtlon
has
been
car-
George
and
have
assurancesTr
twn
SSZi
TSfv
Z
l
.nrlng
out
some
investigations
in
the
accommodation
of
approxl-
?L
VLJUSL
lhe
men
t"md
there
ronnection
with
th
nnin,
f
m.itAiv
inm
-
.
are
now
ae-
nrituh
m,
hirrtT;
th.
e,;;
v.::":.
""
"?
"e
m
a
ma
Brtutn.
Mot
i
the
order
of
the
British
Food
.Ministry.
Indicated
their
readiness
and
will-
,
,UUJ
"""
Some
aspecU
of
these
tnvestlga-
ingness
to
co-operate
to
the
fullest
7
.hL"
"
y
educte1
Hons
will
be
nrcsented
shortly
in
a
extent
DosslWe.
it
i.
m.r
orc
ln'r
CB,C
-Norway
.
.
r
.
.
...
..v.v..v
Til,
i
j
scries
of
short
articles.
;vals
according
to
alphabetical
grouping.
First
boats
are
expected
to
leave
on
Monday.
confidently
expected
that
acoom-
..w.
n.9Mtl
pvTVIIUUCIIV
41"
modation
for
an
,mhi,i
military
training
of
!
While
details
of
curtailment
evacuees
will
be
found
shortly
,
"nd
aoldr-
botn
hi
8eot-
!
measures
have
not
yet
been
finally
thus
brinjin?
the
total
to
1500
,
,aWl
m
EnInd-settled,
the
halibut
fleet
will
be!
Satisfactory
arrangement
have
,
001
to
w'-ton
,w
,K
I
moving
out
to
the
banks
with
thc
been
made
with
the
Canadian
Na-
P01
m
Norway
w
u
i
legal
opening
of
the
season
at
mid-
"onal
Railway
for
the
transpor-
0t
me
type
M
of
u,r
nlnht
n.
M'.ha.J.h
1
llllnn
.11
.
..
...
Kantlter
While
h
hi!
hla
Mmlivx
i
.t
ncuuvMidji.
nuiu
as
uj
...
-vj
ati
ctacurcs
lO
uiC
utl-
.
i
,
the
result
of
negotiations
between
Cerent
points
along
the
railway
mercy.
representatives
of
Prince
Rupert.
and
efforts
are
being
made
to
Accord,n
to
the
Constitution
of
,
VAI1WUUTC4
(KUU
OVAfcLiC
i'CCbS
Ul
4VVU
DTanCheS
at
Wl
Vancouver
this
week
in
regard
to
thee
points
care
for
and
dis-
surthl
l
not
only
moderator
of
curtailment
measures
Is
being
tribute
the
evacuees
to
the
homes
tnal
body-
,,c
u
nxt
m
rnk
awaited.
Meanwhile
the
local
fleet
and
other
quarters
to
which
they
acllrltJr'
ftr
the
king,
above
even
win
move
out
at
staggered
inter-
imay
-
r
e
assigned.
wv0iivut
"K
"
minisier.
"
mis
"
la
so
VV
It
U
nrnrvujH
tn
r
beCflUST.
while
Lh
nrim
miniiM
---
w-v
u
CiiCVb
iCaVua
stwg
lion
of
all
women
and
children
tePtatnt
and
responslMe
to
who
may.
wish
to
become
evacu-
klnr
th
prealdent
of
the
ated
as
soon
as
th
n-...,
Storthing
repreaenta
and
la.
rm.
C.
P.
R,
steamer
Princess
Ade-!
rangements
c
a
n
be
made.
Thc
Pohlbte
the
people
directly
lalde.
Capt.
R.
C.
McGcachy.
ar-,PUDnc
will
be
notified
when
such
uirtun
Storthing.
rivea
in
port
at
3:45
yesterday
af
ternoon
from
the
south,
sailing
at
10
pjn.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
John
Boden.
arrived
In
port
at
2
o'clock
this
morning
from
the
south,
sailing
at
5:30
ajn.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way-
points.
John
Dybhavn
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver
to
attend
a
meeUng
of
the
Pacific
sub-executive
of
the
Biological
Board
of
Canada.
Dr.
Neal
M.
Carter,
who
attended
the
same
meeting,
will
be
returning
later.
Albert
Farrow,
steamboat
Inspector,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver,
being
here
on
routine
duties
In
connection
with
the
carrying
out
of
Inspections
of
local
government
craft.
Capt.
McNaughton
of
the
Wartime
Shipping
Board
service
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
'Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon,
being
here
on
official
duties.
1"
,
J
O.
Nelson
and
his
son.
Ber-;tic(ahd
Johnny
Ar&i'aVrMUTi)
'tc
city
this
morning
on
their
boat
the
'Greenville
Beauty"
from
Greenville.
SEEMS
LOGICAL
arrangements
have
been
mm.
Dr
Hambro
was
re-elected
time
Ptoed.
and
again
prealdent
and
he
still
Is
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
thc
PreWent
of
the
Storthing
of
For
EvacuaUon
Committee.
Norway-
c
is
a
man
of
great
attainments,
and
singular
brtlllan-PKESIDENT
HAMnitO
A
an
orator,
he
is
outstand-
Editor
Daily
News:
tn
,n
that
be
speaks
from
Dr.
Carl
J.
Hamhro
-h
i
.
thc.
pubHc
Platform
In
four
thort
time
will
be
a
dlstlnVuish-
tenfU"
1thot
man-
ed
visitor
in
our
city
U
5m
swl
the
lne
USC?Pt
8"d
W,U,OUt
noUcebl'
n-nr.,
.
perfections,
nr
n.mh
i.
F-4uci4i,
oi
me
aiorin
ng
of
Nor-
'
way.
At
the
time
of
tL
L,Z
thc,be,t
.
.
.
and
one
of
the
sneaky
invasion
of
Norway
the
V
,nUr
,l!ent
and
lrut
'nds
government.
IneludL
t
h!,L-
.f
0reat
Br,tal
the
Allied
the
Storthln
and
th,
ZZ,
NaUon.
,n
our
daV
The
visit
In
made
aWe
a"d
,n"
legal
SIS?
arrangements
for
con-
,
.hi
ternatlonaliy
u
known
tinuine
the
nmetlnn.
statesman
ernment.
even
if
it
became
ncW
briUlanl
rator
a
rcal
aary
for
the
government
tn
cvcnt.
lish
itself
aomcwhere
ouUlde
thc
country.
It
is
well
known
that
thc
government
of
Norwav
virv
...
"
1
J
WWII
establUhcd
Itself
In
London
where
nmg
iiaakon
VI
and
his
ministers
are
and
where
also
the
duly
elected
committee
renrejunf
Inn
v.
-vile
btorthlng
are
and
where
the
only
Buvcmmcnt
of
Norway
has
been
functioning
very
effectively,
under
the
circumstances.
The
Verv
larfre
mrwWn
o-.
.nu
111VI-
chant
fleet
of
Norway
came
under
the
direct
management
of
th
oi..
ernment
immediately
after
the
in-
on
and
the
itame
fleet,
saillnn
under
the
Norwcdan
fla
ann
manned
bv
Nnntwlan
rri.R
kuiiM
h.:
:;v.:.
"'wv"art"
i
"
tunuiiuea
vo
carrj
f
wiacni
a,nd
cnndi
tSoXS,
Canada,
the1
tinif-H
ftt,.-'
.WW...
all
parts
of
the
British
Empire.
It
noi
so
very
Jong
ago
since
one
of
the
most
prominent
English
leaders
made
the
"""'-'V
t.aab
Norway,
through
the
merchant
Tlic
more
grain
included
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every
Friday
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,
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