l"AOE
BEX
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
f"Y--vxrr
Clias.
Doriimcad
I-
I
p!-'
j
'
Optometrist
in
Charee
V
'
Natch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
HASEMENT
STORE
Tur
line
China,
Dinnerware,
Classes,
Itaggagc
ami
Novelties.
MAX
HEILBRONER
.Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant'
'
ij
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
SA
CHALLENGE
LE
NOW
IN
PROGRESS
DRESSES
COATS
GLOVES
SUITS
PURSES
LINGERIE
SOCKEES
GIRDLES
MILLINERY
SKIRTS
RAINCOATS
ULOUSES
Special
Values
In
Every
Department
WOMEN'S
AND
CHILDREN'S
WEAR
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Night
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
THIKI)
AVE.
Next
to
Ilcilbroncr's
Phone
I5LUL'
907
Special
Price
for
LADIES'
and
CENTS'
NEW
SPRING
CLOTHING
$27.50
and
up.
B.
LAMB,
Tailor
I'honc
lilack
787
302
Third
Ave.
W.
TOYS
and
WHEEL
GOODS
We
have
just
lercived
a
shipment
of
Children's
Toys
Automobiles,
Wagons,
Shoofly
Kockers,
JJaby
Swinjs,
Child's
Rockers,
Doll
Convertible
Carriages.
Doll
Prams,
r,aby
Walkers,
Baby
Harness,
Iiaby
Cribs.
We
have
been
advised
from
the
manufacturer
thai
shipment
of
12
FoWing
ConvcrtaMe
Iiaby
Carriages
have
left
the
factory
to
us.
CASIP
ITUMTUIlE
24
only
Folding
Camp
Cots,
heavy
10
oz
khaki
duck
covers
h
$3.75
and
$7.00
24
only
Foldng
Camp
Stools
ith
back
rest.
....
75c
and
$1.50
6
only
Folding
Deck
Chairs
with
full
length
arms,
each
S3
95
Dunnage
Bags,
Sleeping
Bags,
Pack
Sacks,
pack
Boards,
Tents,
Blankets
UNTAINTED
FURNITURE
Chest
of
Dracrs.
Kitchen
Table,
Chairs.
Medicine
Cabinets
Ceiling
Dryers,
Ironing
Boards.
Step
Ladders,
Stools.
FLOOR
COVERING
Inlaid
by
the
yard,
6
feet
wide.
Printed
Linoleum,
Fcltol.
Uary
&
Stain.
Rexoleum,
Rugs
and
Carpets,
Jaspe,
Linoleums
Con-goleuma,
Feltol.
Bary
&
stain,
all
sizes.
We
have
the
Goods
at
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue,
next
to
Daily
News.
'
(;rcei
,,,G
5
BUY
RUPERT
BRAND
Sole
Fillets
...
at
Your
Local
Rtilchers.
NO
WASTE
READY
TO
COOK
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PRINCE
RUPERT
fa
mmm
CQLVymiA
certainty
of
a
vast
spring
offen
sive
by
Hitler's
desperate
might.
or
power
and
machines
in
non
essential
production.
THE
DAILT
NEWS
WEDNESDAY
APF
i
frl
nnlnn
U
m
f
irv
nl(h
iim.
I
rtf
f
rnn
tjtf
Mnri.li
A
f
I'll
a
411111
111
it
11
IJ
illlOffVl
11
i
uuiuviiui
vi
Hlv
liawv'l
v
w
uil-
iimumij
4
v
w
Ilnli;GnW
r-lLwl
l,.
necessary
debt.
To
do
this,
total
j
China,
and
Russia.
Let
us
3fe
If
we
Continued
from
Page
One)
should
depend
only
on
-an
make
our
best
and
most
effective
contribution.
This.
'and'
this
lonc.
should
be
the
governing
war
planning
requires
the
com
plete
national
control
of
all
our
financial
Institutions.
"This
Is
a
atopic's
wr.r,
and
it
In
terms
of
our
national
Inter-'
,""1",
adwua
'
,
.
""'"-"'
e
"P"1"1
est
and
that
of
our
Allies
in
this
struggle
for
existence
and
free-
r
f
.
Ptn
nT'
dom.
It
should
be
purely
a
ques-
,mmi
.ion
of
strategy.
The"
in.
tnlu
L,
now
e
n
i
1
1
.
.
1
1
j
.
1
uiiutiii,
Australia
aim
nrw
now
in
other
wotd.
an,
all-out
effort
requires
the
active
par-
consideration.
If
we
can
think
In
"!i",n
ot
alj
J
Z1"
these
terms
we
shall
see
that
it
is
important
to
leave
the
govern
iicniiriuy
aim
riiuiusmsiicttiiy.
Industry
must
forego
Its
profits.
cumulated
!
must
be
plac-
ment
and
Parliament
free
to
act
as
the
future
developments
of
the
war
may
demand.
No
one
can
foretell
what
may
be
the
situation
six
months
from
now
"The
war
has
entered
on
Its
most
pritlc.il
rwrirvl
Thn
oront
to
at
uje
service
01
uie
nation
without
interest.
Incomes
must
be
restrlcted.
and
a
national
minimum
standard
of
living
assured
in
town
and
on
the
farms
for
all
families.
In
order
to
maintain
ef-
cleiy
and
morale.
These
are
es-
Russian
army
is
faced
with
the
sential
to
the
all-out
war
effort
which
wc
insist
must
follow
an
Our
brothers
in
Australia,
New
"'"""""
"
Aiuntwy.
Zealand,
and
India
are
all
In
lm-
"I
want,
to
make
it
clsar.
beyond
mediate
danger
of
invasion
by
tnc
slighest
chance
of
mlsunder
Imperialist
Japan.
China
is
fight-
standing,
that
we
of
the
C.C.F.
ing
bravely
and
barely
holding
its
wH
not
only
continue
but
wll
in-own.
The
sinkings
of
allied
ship-
tenstfy
our
demand
for
the
coo-
quality
of
their
equlpmn
t
k
.
,n
mniatPrt
u-Mih
onM
th.
rinii
These
are.
briefly,
the
facts
of
the
institutions,
on
the
same
basts
and
nllttdt,
'"d":,n
-
situation.
If
we
are
honest
with
at
the
same
time
as
compulsory
ourselves
and
refuse
to
be
lulled
mobilization
of
human
power.
To
?ly.L
.ItTTlt,,'
.rn
.,
V
',
by
false
optimism,
we
will
realize
us
the
value
of
the
plebiscite
H'Jttl.
TJ
J
ully
the
grave
dangers
which
lie
only
in
the
opportunity
it
give
r.X
We
hVC.
"
V
'"
immediately
ahead.
In
such
a
sit-
our
people
of
clearing
away
the
tedly
as
Canadians,
proud
of
the
the
path
to
a
total
and
Ju&t
war
s
maximum
pruuucuun
an
u
iKiumn
ui
inc
wnscnpiion
Ol
equality
of
sacrifice,
which
can
manpower."
(end
quote,
only
be
secured
by
conscription
of
,
,
.
,
rart
'
rrob,cm
vealth
and
war
Industries."
,
"Unfortunately,
thp
majority
of
AH-Out
Effort
the
members
In
Parliament
voted
"A
complete
all-out
war
effort
against
this
amendment,
and
the
essential
to
victory.
This
in-
plebiscite
therefore
cover
nnlv
a
volvcs
a
comprehensive
planning
small
part
of
the
vast
problem
of
our
economic
life.
Not
only
facing
our
country
at
th
present
must
wc
have
the
power
to
control
time.
But
we
shall
continue
to
de-war
Industries
but
such
control
mand
the
all-out
war
effort
con-must
be
taken
out
of
the
hands
talned
in
the
amendment
Just
of
dollar-a-year
men
who
repres-
quoted.
I
believe
that
In
time
?nt
monopoly
Interests
and
placed
events
will
force
the
authorities,
in
the
hands
or
men
and
boards
no
matter
how
unwilling
they
may
ttrV
rv
rnnrncnrtf
iV
nr-nnln
nnrf
a
TP
W
n
n
n
iu
can
find
reason
for
this,
ami
fiom
that
learn
the
lesson
whl-h
miRht
help
us
to
appreciate
the
needs
of
the
moment
and
Ue
corrct
Mlicies
which
could
meet
those
needs.
I
reeat
tonight
what,
in
substance.
I
stated
to
Parliament
on
January
M
on
this
point.
"In
North
Africa
we
have
held
our
own
because,
so
Mr.
Churchill
told
us.
we
have
concentrated
most
of
our
equipment
there,
and
so
at
last
a
DritUh
army
meets
in
Axis
force
on
nearly
equal
terms.
The
reason
for
the
stubborn
resistance
of
the
Chinese
Is
that
they
fight
for
a
China
that
had
begun
to
make
nrogrr
towards
a
greater
measure
of
economic
security,
more
than
old
imperial
China
ever
knew.
"This.
too.
Is
the
secret
of
.Run
ilan
courage
and
Russian
succi-s
Whatever
criticism
we
mUtht
huve
of
their
methods
of
fovemmeiu.
(he
Russian
people
believe
flrm'y
that
they
are
fifth
tins;
to
prcM
rv'
and
extend
those
economic
md
ioclal
advances
which
th-v
ih
r
selves
have
made
during
'-he
1,1-1
twenty
yean.
That
these
advance-.
have
been
real
and
nurw!'.
i
nefficient,
the
effectives-
of
th
vide
the
tools
to
get
on
with
an
biasing
our
war
error'.,
and
i,
..,.
...
.
..
.
.
u
i
4
vutic
ui
uui
imhwu
nwn.i
u.iLiiiii
.111
ill
i,
uii,-vrr
1
1.
1
r
miuviuiuau
iri
iiiiiiTaui
uiku
cestry
or
language,
must
act
unl-
ment.
Once
that
is
cleaied
away.
ft
I
Iihi.
C.....
.
i
...
measure
of
freedom
which
our
policy
will
be
open.
Wc
shall
ac-
"
Mi
'
rrench
and
British
forbears
won
cept
an
overwhelming
and
u-iited
b",U
reanl
,w"
tadluf"
for
us
and
determined
to
preserve
"Yes"
vote
next
Monday
as
an-
"r
BuJ
"
wa
j
Dl';
;
..
.
.
...
...
v,.
iit...M.i
.w.
lil-
build
new
cities,
new
hor-.e.s.
nnv
ii
ana
cxicna
u
lor
uie
grcaicr
uiujaura
iuai.
uic
in-upic
happiness
of
future
Canadians,
of
Canada
are
anxious
for
a
war
Paplneau,
McKenzie
and
Cana-
policy
which
places
all
of
the
na-
dlan
pioneers
of
self-government
tlons
resources
at
the
service
of
:f
riiftrlo1
unltorl
(nr
frxv1rim
l
thl
nntinn'S
R1I1U
uHthfllll
nrn
universities,
new
standard
,
.
of
life,
while
we
did
neither
th:
one
n
:
the
other.
When
the
test
came,
there
were
century
ago.
Let
us
today
prove
fits,
without
special
privilege,
and
no
P1,
mon)olle8'
no,
tT",il
vested
interests,
contractors
worthy
of
their
pioneer
efforts
without
the
evils
of
monopoly
I
no
Iv'and
build
an
even
greater
unity
control.
I
1TT.
and
win
an
even
greater
freedom
"This
Is
important
not
only
for
V"
""T:
"7"
"T
"71(,
-a
freedom
securely
based
on
ec-!
victory
In
the
war
but
for
the
rc-
VSfL
TJZ
T
jnomlc
security
and
social
equal-
construction
problems
which
,T
,
ln!'ort
and
bring
her
to
the
brink
of
Ity.
(face
us
afterwards.
The
way
'
.u.
w.
u
!
...ui.u
i
defeat.
In
a
few
weeks
Russia
was
uue
uie
picoi&ciic
lute
uvtrii
""v
uui
cjiuiv
uu
uvtrii
ur-
dL?posed
o:.
the
true
Issues
of
;
gantzed
today
Is
freezing
and
in-maxlmum
production
and
equal
i
tensifylng
the
control
of
our
na-sacrlflcc
should
be
faced
by
Par-
tional
economy
by
the
same
small
llamcnt.
Thus
far
we
have
opcr-'
group
which
was
responsible
for
ated
our
war
effort
on
the
basl
the
years
of
depression
and
un-of
business
as
usual.
Wc
have
been
employment
before
the
war.
producing
automobiles
and
refrig-
"It
Is
In
this
belief
that
on
Jan-
prators
when
we
should
have
been
I
uary
20
V
moved
In
Parliament,
making
tanks
and
guns
.Only
recently
have
serious
restrictions
on
these
commodities
been
imposed
and
even
now
wc
3tl!l
employ
too
large
a
percentage
of
our
lab
on
behalf
of
the
C.C.P.,
that
'and
I
quote)
"the
forthcoming
plcbli-
geared
for
total
war,
with
the
full
support
of
a
people
with
a
future
to
defend.
"I
say
to
you:
Next
Monday
go
to
the
polls
and
vote
'Yea'
In
the
Dleblsclte.
But
don't
atoo
there.
Oo
forward
from
that
first
step
to
ward
national
unity
to
an
effective
compulsory
mobtUsaUon
o(
all
our
resources
for
victory.
Unitedly
urn
ran
nhlva
thim
mj4
amI
In
ZZtt
,7
,V!
J"'""v
can
win
on
the
battle
front
and
?,"?.,
?
'
conKVPR
of
win
also
on
the
home
front
We
industries,
accumula
ed
wa
1th
mu4t
wln
var.
Dut
tx
u
wroa
and
finanetel
instftutlons.
at
the
.
.Kn.hin.
,i
.
wl
..
...11
i
r,
11
.In
I.J
.
11
j
.1
i
,.
ai
our
naitvuai
ivuuiu.ii
svaivu
mc
umc
unu
oh
iuv
same
uiui
make
sure
that
we
can
win
lasi
monm,
vvnai
.anaaa
nceas
oi
nacriuce
as
me
susaesiea
cx-
the
peace
too.
"Because
of
all
this.
I
urge
you
to
make
every
effort
to
get
to
the
polls
on
Monday
next
and
place
your
cross
opposite
the
word
Yes.
BRITISH
RASTER
TRAVEL
LONDON,
April
32
Declining
to
authorize
additional
trains
for
Easter
travel
Minister
of
Transport
Lord
Leathers
advised
"Don't
travel
for
pleasure
at
Baater
have
your
rest
but
liave
It
where
you
are."
CONFETTI
FOR
WAR
LONDON,
April
22
f
-Under
the
rrcc
to
direct
production
for
the
posals
even
as
they
have
been
of
conrettl
on
newly
mariieTcoS
natloial
cfjrt
without
concern
forced
to
Introduce
measures
of
plea
or
a"Ze
ebL
U
I
m.nI
for
the
Interests
of
Big
'Business,
H
social
control
which
three
years
able
offence
Only
In
this
way
could
every
plant
ago
they
would
have
shunned.
.
and
every
machine
be
fitted
Into
i
have
pointed
out
that
the
HE'S
AN
OI
I)
y)
Its
proper
place
in
the
national
present
situation
Is
most
critical.
Civilisation
'first
'learned
of
the
plan
of
production.
This
must
be
During
the
past
year
there
have
gorilla
through
exploration
of
the
"
"
""
uiiny.
uie
quanuiy
ana
uartnaglnlan
Hanno
In
ISO
DC.
DON'T
FAIL
TO
VOTE
Nazi
propaganda
hat
laid
lhat
Democracy
it
a
failure,
bul
Democracy
can
work.
MAKE
IT
WORK
by
voting
al
tht
PltbitciU.
ON
APRIL
27th
Your
direct
antwtr
It
wanted
on
the
quetlion:
"Are
you
in
favour
of
releating
the
Government
from
any
obligation
ariting
out
of
any
patt
commitment!
restricting
the
methodi
of
raiting
men
for
military
service?'!
.
There
it
ample
time
lo'voto
on
thit
quettionl
,
-ti-
Polls
open
from
8
a.m.
to
8
p.m.,
Daylight
Saving
Time
lltutd
uxitr
tutkurili
Dipl.
itki
Siatvy
uf
Stall,
(Mltw
Pt
.
1
"f
TOPPERS
BACK
WITH
A
$W
CLAMOR
GHOST!
TOPPlRS.SU
'.R
SilOOPIR
with
a
nw
eileplaunk
ploy-mo?
.
.
.
wKqI
hjn
oi
iKoy
mot
a
mifthouol
out
ol
a
mytltry
.
end
a
modhoute
out
of
a
murdtrl
j
fft
jK
iseseses
i
u.
J
'
vbb
iewr.T"-M
r
i
HZ7
ivrrisjf
JOAN
BtOHDElt
ROUND
YOUNG
BIUJE
BURKE
EDDIE
(ROCHESTER)
ANDERSON
Nhr
nur
(.w
uxwj
emit
oiun
Wri
XUCCO
UnU
Mm
Kftctis
ky
JOT
Da
RUTH
n
un
u'.
l
4
i
:
38
7
4i.
8
52
EXTRA
IVming
Parade
prrsrnlt
"main
st
os
ran:
MARCH"
WORLD
NEWS
TODAY
AND
Ul
'
SUU
C.iii.i
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