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i
if
PAQE
BIX.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY
2
lUl
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
-
CIIAS.
IKHHMKAD
t
-X
fX
?
l
I
OntomrtrM
In
Charge
I
I
T
J
Watch.
Clock,
Jewelry
Nvy
'
Itf
pairing,
Hand
Encravlng
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
For
line
China,
Dinner
wiire
Glasses,
Hastate
and
Novelties
MAX
HEILBRONER
JEWt.I.tK
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
3
DAY
SALE
Wo
men
s
Dresses
Friday,
Saturday
3
1
95
AND
ONLY
100
DRESSES
ASSORTED
SIZES
75
NEW
SPRING
PRINTS
never
before
shown
and
25
other
dresses
all
from
higher
price
ranges.
At
these
sensationally
low
prices
you
can
afford
to
buy
several
for
your
spring
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Night
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
THIRD
AVE.
Next
to
Heilbi
oner's
PHONE
BLUE
907
THINK
THIS
OVER
If
the
Nazis
or
Japs
ever
occ
upied
Canada
do
you
imagine
you'd
be
given
the
honour
and
privilege
of
buying
any
kind
of
Bonds?
You
would
not!
Then
go
all
out
to
defeat
$
the
enemy
with
your
money
and
Buy
the
new
t
VICTORY
BONDS
I
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
PHONES
116
OR
117
HP
RAILWAY
I
LINES
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-1'acific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
SS
"PRINCESS
ADELAIDE"
every
Friday.
10
pjn.
To
Vancouver
Direct
S3
"PRINCESS
NORAH"
Feb.
12th.
23rd,
March
5th.
16th.
26th.
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
Feb.
8th,
19th,
March
1st,
12th,
22nd.
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services.
...
utt
Information.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
-
L.
COATES.
GENERAL
AGENT.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Victory
Loan
Campaign
Come
On
Prince
Rupert
$600,000
FROM
1800
SUBSCRIBERS
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
IKINCE
KUllillT
,1(1.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WAR
UNITY
!
HIS
THEME
Rev.
C.
A.
Wright
Speaks
Before
i
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
.
Club.
i
-,
1
Unity
in
the
war
effort
was
the'
heme
of
Rev.
C.
A.
Wright,
pas-1
.or
of
First
Baptist
Church,
speaking
at
the
regular
weekly
lunch-1
Icon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary1
(Club
yesterday.
He
outlined
what,
had
been
taking
place
in
Europe'
(Which
led
to
the
present
situa-j
ion
and
what
was
needed
to
seti
things
right.
Money
was
needed
'
and
1
criticism
was
out
of
place
just
now.
He
considered
it
the
duty
of
every
Canadian
to
sup-
?or..
the
Victory
Loan
to
the
full-j
est
possible
extent.
Some
would
not
subscribe
because
of
the
way
n
which
the
campaign
was
be-1
ing
put
before
them.
These
werej
I'ifth
columnists.
It
was
neces-'
iary
to
fight
against
the
enemy
-without
and
also
the
enemy
wtth-
:n.
The
speaker
gave
as
a
"motto
nat
we
mould
loan
our
money
so
that
what
we
already
had
we
aight
continue
to
hold."
Noth-ng
but
a
total
effort
was
enough
.n
order
to
win
it
might
be
prop
Lo
e.ve
dictatorial
rjnwir.t.
N.
latter
what
the
cost
the
thing1
uk
be
seen
through.
Mr.
Wright
criticized
the
slow-ris
of
getting
men
under
arms
n
this
country.
He
was
told
Vre
were
only
half
a
million
r
after
two
years
when
there
.lauld
have
been
that
many
at
hi
end
of
the
first
year.
He
luoted
the
message
of
Stalin
tr
-neral
Timoehenko.
Attack'
a:
he
order
riven
to
advance
Hp
r?ed
'again
that
the
enemy
both
!
wi'hln
and
without
must
be
fought.
Speaker
At
Twenty
High
School
Major
John
Simon
Heard
by
Pu-
pils
Vtrrday
on
Subject
of
International
Affairs.
i
Major
John
Simon
of
Victoria
secretary
of
the
BriUsh
JXlumblr
branch
of
the
Institute
oj,
Intr
j
national
Affairs,
in
.the
cmzs:
of
'his
vWt
to
Prince
Rupert-
spoLe
before
the
senior
pupils
c
Booth
Memorial
Hnh
School
yrsteroay,
I
discussing
ruch
matters
as
tht
League
of
Nations.
The
meeting
of
the
pupils
was
held
in
tjve
auditorium
of
the
school
wtfh
Principal
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill
pmtfjne
-Five
Years
Ago
The
Graham
Island
Commercia.
Club
has
been
organized
at
Pcv.
Clements
with
A.
R.
Mslisy
a
secretary.
One
of
its
objects
wil.
be
to
ass.se
all
visito.'.n
to
th
jiieen
Charlotte
Islands.
A
delegation
from
thu
Piinc
Rupert
Hades
and
Labor
Cuuncii
comprising
President
S.
D.
Mac
donald,
George
W.
Kerr
anrt
P.
H
Llnzey,
waited
on
the
rlty
tvrnei.
last
night
to
discu&s
the
propuM
early
closing
bylaw,
more
parti-ulany
as
it
affects
clerks.
Th
proposed
closing
time
for
week
days
Is
6:30
pjn.
The
famous
old
sealing
schoone:
Teresa
is
being
brought
to
Prince
Rupert
by
Capt.
J.
C.
Williams
and
will
be
operated
out
of
aere
in
the1
halibut
fisheries.
Y.M.C.A.
Very
Active
Here
So
Less
Than
Seventeen
P'scei
In
The
Area
Are:
Being
Served
I
no
less
man
seventeen
places
m
'
Prince
Rupert
area
are
being
te:
'
ved
now
by
the
Young
Men
.,
Christian
Association
war
services,!
i
according
to
a
report
of
actit
ltK?
wmcn
has
just
come
to
hand.
I
LABORER
SABOTAGE
t
BIRMINGHAM,
Feb.
20:
Q
A
28-year
old
laborer,
said
U;
iave
damaged
three
presses
engage!
on
'mportant
war
work,
was
sent'
.tic
-d
to
six
months
In
Jail
at
-trd
labor-
when
convicted
on
three
charges
of
sabotage.
DANDELION
RUBBER
Swedish
experts
are
with
the
Siberian
dandelion
Canada
Supplies
The
Wheels
of
Victory
CANADIAN
AUTOMOBILE
FACTORIES
OCCUPY
AN
AREA
OF
MOKE
IH
AN
5.000000
SO.fl
WORKSHOPS
u
im$
TROOP
itiJait
MMUNITION
TRANSPORTS
ARTILLERY
TRACTORS
TENDERS,
CRANES,
ETC
'
Man
in
the
Moon
No.
spring
is
not
here
Just
yet.
?tt
CM
r1krt
Are
wvi1l
Kit
n,r
aM
EMPLOY
WlREtESS
FIRE
TRUCKS
itypis
urns
k-afgg.
JO
000
MEN
BUILD
OVER
IOO
TYPES
OF
MILITARY
VECHICLES
AMBULANCE
mis
UNIVERSAL
CARRIERS
flAUD
tND
tO
NO
IN
A
MIA
CH'
UNI
Ml
UNIT'
MUVEIID
TO
OAtt
WOULD
111'
M
MOM
irn
H2
tn-ROLLSfOff
TULlW
S
EVERY
MPmINUUS
X
IN
SERVICE
ON
ALL
EMPIRE
FRONTS
m.
taaaaaaa
m-"
rMaaaV
.
ill
SJLal
tkJBL
L5
jJEs
Lotus-Eaters
Down
To
Earth
r..::"
:
,
.
luiTahitl
of
HUtory
and
Fable
liar-
The
arrival
of
ot
mean
much.
liks
to
have
Mrs.
Long
wood
the
robins
does
ilso
wjints
me
to
keep
on
wearing
my
otiX
hats,
but
he
isn't
clever
I
uvuii.
to
uuns
up
as
nice
an
scuae
as
that."
Teacher:
"What
Is
a
rabbit?"
Johnny.
"Dad
saya
it's
an
ant
nalthat
grows
the
fur
that
other
Jilmali
get
credit
for
when
It
Is
nadejinto
a
coat."
S5VEDISH
EMPLOYMENT
i
lpatrtai
employment
In
8we-
ien
f4
slightly
higher
at
the
end
91
191
Wan
it
was
at
the
end
of
1940.
:
PETROLEUM
PRODUCTION
Car&dii's
crude
petroleum
pro-iucttoi
for
11
months
ending
Pec.
1
was
92661
barrels
against
.979,5119
for
corresponding
of
1940.
123
13
oz-
4oz.
12.30
53.50
HawaA
THt
UITTSH
COLUMBIA
btSTU-Ur
CO
LTD.
""tITMtTll
Wt
tt
Lm
CW.I
tmi
m
W
tki
ins
Touch
Time
In
Pacific
War.
PAPEETE.
Tahiti.
Feb,
30:
the
war.
,,
;
"
i
'
fabled
Island
of
artUU.
writers
-t
tff?S.
Ur
fPPt
!
d
lotus-eater,
already
ha.
been
noutSV
-Answers.
AnTwP
bU,nmy
Induced
to
prtmlUve.
hand-to-nouth,
,'moutfi
exUtence.
The
mere
sub-
stotence
level
KIT.
the
llvlnc
UT.IIf
UII
MIC
Rh.
nr..
rfln.rw.
I
-
f,.l.l
"'"
a
land
which
la
u
vl
nnlv
a
rS1
in
mo,?
Erring'
coTnlrie!
e
h
a
bitter
fact
TahlU
ad
flZ
LI
S
i?"
hem
to
the
Free
French
govern
deatred.
One
of
her
choices
was
,
ment.
rtce
American
and
Europeans
who
"How
w-nild
you
like
vour
rtr-
thT
WBlteT
used
to
set
their
tabtea
with
fa-
sked
(
.'.u,,.,!
f
miliar,
imported
canned
good
no
u'tT
k
t
tJ
JL.
1.5
'
,1
mu4t
St
along
on
coarsTnaUve
'
A
1,ke
to
v
11
tiro,
thro'Vood-yams.
breadfn.it.
ba-"
nana
and
fHh.
TahlU
is
3,668
asut
"
Wy
'm
Honolulu
"Te
aste
in
hats
so
much
he
never
1
1
u...i.
.
me
discard
one."
.i,..v,
,
.
..
My
husband.
aa
NEED
MORE
MARIES
LONDON,
Feb.
30:
fr
Unleas
?f
fee
live
meawrea
can
be
taken
to
tncreose
the
birth
rate
Britain
I
-
.11
o-
peopled
by
old
folks"
30
I
or
40
year
alter
the
war.
says
Sit
Henry
Brakenbury
In
the
British
Medical
Journal.
ANCIENT
HON
E-S
ETTE
RS
The
early
Roman
were
pracUoners
of
bone-setting.
IN
TIIK
HI
-;IK
l
Oi
nt
fll'IIKITHII
fOl.fMIIU
IN
I'KOIUTr.
In
I
he
Mailer
ol
llir
"AdmlnMntlon
Arl-
nd
In
th,
uilpr
,
Ih
llal
ol
imim
ftrndfn
Od'(u(i
(OthrralM
fntrtatf.
l
TAKE
NOTICE
ttMt
far
ordr
of
11U
Honor.
W
E
FMtir.
Dawlt
on
tri
38Ui
oar
of
Jaauarr.
A
D.
I84J,
I
M'
potmott
AdmmMtrator
of
ive
eitot
of
Joreen
Swndam
OViptrd
oUrwUtf
knon
a
Jowiph
8
Odrkard)
deoraxMi.
and
ail
paiUw
havtag
elm
alnt
th
aJd
cotaV
arc
hrrntrj
rtqulred
to
fur;ft
aaoie
DroMtr
Trrtflrrl
n
mr
on
i
or
Wore
aetfc
Uj
of
IVfaruary
IAU,
842
a;id
all
parltaa
toad
Xc
tie
ratat
are
required
to
pay
It
I
jmn-is
foraiwttn.
otf
VhHt
miebCcdlvrM
to
V
DATED
at
Prince
Rurrt.
B.
C.
VbU
3B',ii
6iLf
t
4mary.
A
D.
1043.
NORMAN
A.
VATT
Offioiai
Adminiatmtor.
Prlnot
Rupart,
Br
IN
THE
Ml
THEME
COt'KT
Of
IIKITlHll
f'OLl
Mill
A
IN
PKOimE
In
thr
Matter
of
thr
"AdmlnMrallon
Art"
and
In
In
Matlrr
of
Ihr
V.UU
of
John
lald
l'rarr
Hmu4
aivs
ivtmcit
uk
by
Ortr
of
HU
,
ji.or
w
e.
rwr,
made
on
iU
2SUi
dar
of
January,
a.
D
1943.
r
u
as-
points
EMcutor
of
nUX
of
John
"
dcl.
and
all
parUra
novui
rlalma
aaUMt
tb
aald
EMlal
,are
brrobr
rrqutTHt
(o
tumUh
aanvr
iproperlT
rtrwm.
to
me
on
or
More
I
Ui
ta
of
Man.
AO.
1042.
and
all
partfe
iMMbVrt
to
tfe
ntU
an
I
required
It
ui
a,
uMwat
iV
ut.
.
IndrbCMlnnM
to
ait
foMfevtafc
DATED
at
Pten
nr
n
ITOtn
)v
of
Jaauatv,
A
D.
194'
Superintendent
of
HOW
GREAT
Hospital
apeaKs;
:.
(l
Sleets
.Members
of
Women'i
Aut
HUry
at
.Meetlnt
This
Week
The
monthly
meet
ins
of
the
;
Women's
Auxillwy
to
the
Trince
ttapert
Qeoeral
Hospital
wt
held
it
the
Nbw'
Home
on
Tuesday
I
-verting
when
the
members
had
J
he
opportunity
of
mccun-i
the;
ew
matron.
Miss
Mary
Fraser
1
R.
N.
i
The
Prtdnt,
Mrs
J
R
Mori-
j
on.
was
in
the
chair
with
a
fair;
lumber
of
members
present
The
bustnew
of
the
evening
oiMtetfd
mainly
of
routine
meters.
Mrs
F.
A.
Rogers
reported
food
progrott
on
the
sale
of
tlnkets
'or
the
silver
tea
service
which
re
auxiliary
1
raffling
un
ApiU
f
Following
the
businc
.
M;.s
raer
gave
a
very
tnicroan
.:
talk
with
many
autgesilom
in
wln.-h
the
auxiliary
eoukl
help
(h
h
pital.
These
were
very
much
appreciated.
At
the
close'
of
the
meettns
refreshments
were
served
by
the
matron.
jEconomic
Changes
Good,
Says
Cleric
anadA
is
neiiniielv
tlul
o
aln's
Sphere,
Cleric
Saj
CARLISLE,
Bn..
Feb.
36:
fr-Unread
of
the
war
will
reault
In
increasing
econonrtc
aaaoetaUon
between
the
Britten
Dominion
ind
the
United
State
"which
will
be
for
the
good
of
the
world."
Dr.
ierbert
William.
Bishop
of
Car-Isle,
said
in
an
addreat.
There
was
nothing
Englishmen
had
been
nore
anxious
to
aecure
than
the
9
PRAISE!
Arrlalmed
by
those
ho
It
Thurwlsy
as
onf
jrmit
i
nies
t
and
lilml
Ic
Adflsed
2
if)
9
57
lirrlnj
How
Green
Was
My
Valley
'at
13:15.
In
t
Mh
n:
Added-
"SUPKKMAN"
WORLD
NKvs
TODAV
and
SATl
ltDu
Complete
Sh
x
2
13,
4
38
-
:.
fAMOUl
riATIII
INUMI
iT-
Basic
Pay
For
United
Slates
Soldiers
More
WASHINGTON.
Dr
Tho
bade
pay
of
t
.
sold
lets
and
sailor
is
'
roir.
Ul
to
$42
jrr
a
deduction
of
tlS
ru
while
the
torcminriK
,
-ontinuanee
of
Canada
wtthto
other
113.
Britain's
economic
sphere,
aald
.
Dr.
William,
but
"a
I
see
it,
3
1.
IVY
KNOW
T1IK
KOD
hether
we
Uke
it
or
not,
that
Ruins
the
naror
'
u
i
nas
all
gone."
Kentucky.
The
New
WONDER
BRA
with
the
Diagonal
Slashes
It
fits
every
flfurr
t)P
became
the
new
DUionil
Klathes
open
or
clov
to
meet
figure
lequlremtnH
and
permit
the
brrait
t
adjust
ltf
comfortaM;
In
the
cup.
Traroe
snd
white.
Slics
32
to
II.
Annett(
tes
Ladies'
Wear
When
You
Want
a
Reliable.
Comfortable,
Dependable
HH
1
in
Service
PHONE
2l-llour
Service
at
Regular
Rales
13
.
FKimUARY
KUKNITUKE
SALI3
52
h!sterncW
Sulte-reg.
$H5.
Sale
price
!?H-
4-Plece
Bedroom
Suite
Sale
price
I
HM0
4-Piece
Bedroom
8ulte
Sale
price
J-
4-Plece
Bedroom
8ulteSale
price
All-Enamel
Enterprise
Range-Sale
price
MMM
6-Plecc
Dinette
Suite-Sale
price
7)M0
BlS
Smy
team,,eM
A
mln4ter
Ru-
X1Z-Sale
price
nlll
S
y
!amkM
A"Mter
Rug,
9xlOVi-Sale
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