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PAQZ
EX
a
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
CHAS.
D0DIMXAD
Optometrist
In
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing,
Hand
Enrravinc
Visit
Oar
fUtemeol
Store
For
Fine
China.
Dinnerware.
GUun
liacraic
and
Novelties
H
MAX
HE1LBR0NER
JEWELER
DIAMOMI
MERCHANT
OXE
STAR
BRIGADIER
AIR-MINDED
BEEF
In
the
VS.
Amy
one
star
on
Pecause
of
lack
of
roads
and
.she
shoulder-strap
means
taiga-
railroads.
Alaskan
snip
even
cat-
ue
oy
airplane.
EACH
FISH
h
rLAVOR
j
SOUND'S
JIOVEMEXT
Each
variety
c!
fish
has
It
wn
;
Sound
moves
12
mites
a
minute
flavor
say
the
marketing
experts,
f
at
sea
leveL
l
THEY'RE
THE
TOPS!
i
PiOPlES
store
Glamorous
Spring
Millinery
:j
And
why
wouldn't
they
be?
Over
500
new
Spring
Hats
just
received
cr--
tot
th
Pct.
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mi
me
new
colors
;
combinea
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v.'h
the
Iparim
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vnrv
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Hit
and
miss
rugs.
n-J:
Size
24x43,
each
Hnf!
BUY
NOW-SAVE
MONL1'
AT
Elio's
Furniture
Store
THIRD
AVENUE
PHONE
GREEN
919
Canadian
National
Railways
STEAMERS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
FOR
VANCOUVER:
Thursday,
11:15
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River.
Saturday
11:15
p
rn.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
only.
Prince
Rupert
to
Ketchikan-Wednesday,
11
p.!
Friday,
3
p.m.
To
Stewart-Friday,
3
p.m.
j
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
FOR
THE
rJAb
l
:
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
6:00
p.m.
Air-Gondltionod
Sleeping
and
Dinini
Cars
For
full
information,
reservations,
etc..
call
or
write
H
"
C,TY
.
'ASSKNOEK
AGENT,
szs
ststi,
Third
Avenue
Phi.m.
?c
rn""e
VM
I'rince
Rupert
Aucnis
lor
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
Victory
Loan
Campaign
Come
On
Prince
Rupert
$600,000
FROM
1800,
SUBSCRIBERS
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PRINCE
RUPERT
Co.
Ltd.
imuisii
COLUMUIA
Don't
delay!
Buy
your
Easter
Hat
at
once,
t
t
r
I
Many
of
these
Hats
were
just
unpacked.
All
$
1
Q
?
are
reduced
only
for
this
sale
P
X
.
ZJ
O
j
i
j.
ian
orders
Promptly
filled
Open
Saturday
Nijht
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
f
4
-,n
the
,Ieart
r
Pce
Rupert-
$
r
Ti..n
THIRD
AVE,
Sit
La
w
ii.-;iv,,..
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Z'
uriinioners
FIIONF.
RI
I'F
n
j
I.O.D.E.
HAD
BUSY
YEAR
Annual
Meeting
of
Municipal
Chapter
Lat
Night
Mi
.
TenC
j
Is
Afiin
Recent,
The
jarmuaroeeting
of
Mumo
pal
Chapter.
Imperial
Order.
Daughter
of
the
Empire,
wa?
held
last
night,
taking
the
form
o:
well-attended
dinner.
Officers
for
1M2
were
elected
and
re
per
us
showed
much
valuable
work
and
aeUvity
during
1841.
In
war
work
apart
from
normal
activities,
ir.r
organization
expended
$1365
as
well
as
being
Instrumental
in
ku.i-tlng
478
garments
for
the
service
510
articles
of
clothing
for
pie
of
bombed
oat
areas
and
t'.n..
ty
quilts.
The
election
of
of
fleers
rem.-
-
d
.
as
follows:
Honorary
Regent
Mrs.
H.
L
Landry.
Regent
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng.
First
Vice-Regent
Mrs.
O.
E
Moore.
Second
Vice-Regent
Mrs.
Sidney
Elkins.
Secretary
Miss
Helen
Van-tine.
Assistant
Secretary
Mrs.
Murphy,
j
Tieasarer
Miss
Jean
Wilson.
Educational
Secretary
Mr.
J.
E.
Boddle.
Organizing
Secretary
Mrs.
H.
K.
Brocklesby.
Echoes
SecreUry
Mrs.
William
Brass.
fciandard
Bearer
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
j
-
ihe
evening's
program
included
p
the
singing
by
Miss
Betty
Wood
ol
songs
written
by
Mrs.
Sidney
Ei-kins.
alio
vocal
solos
by
Ronald
Bridgett
and
Corp.
Quinn.
R.CAJ
1
FILM
IS
MYSTERY
"I
Wake
Up
Screamlnj"
Coming
Tp
Capitol
Theatre
This
Mid-Week
-
An
exciting
mystery
drama.
"I
Wake
Up
Scream
iivr."
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
,
pawn..
hi?
Wednesday
and
Thursdav
with
Betty
Orable.
Victor
Mature"
Air
Raids
Subject
!
'
In
addition
on
Wednesday
and'
Thursday
the
Capitol
Theatre
Willi
present
a
20-mlnute
short
subject!
In
its
program,
thl
being
the
lat-'
est
March
of
Time
release
entitled
I
"When
Air
Raids
Strike."
This
I
film
dramatically
shows
what
to
;
do
and
what
not
to
do
In
case
of
',
an
air
raid,
it
compares
artu?!i
facts
with
rumors.
It
shows
how'
to
protect
lives
and
property
by
utilizing
the
methods
employed
by,
forty
million
men
and
women
of
t
England
who
gallantly
fought
the,
Nazi
bombing
attacks
on
their
j
home.
It
delves
deeDlv
Into
thi
i
organization
necessary
to
meet
air
raid
conditions
showing
how
oar.h
civilian-
has
a
definite
thing
to
do
"When
Air
Raids
Strike"
is
instructive,
thrilling,
timely
and
thoroughly
entertaining
and
provides
educational
angles
for
alL
;
fcXTHA
RATIONS
IN
SWEDEN
oweaisn
commi.tttnn
distributed
urn
ruin
hao
;
-
IV!
CA"
,
tra
rations
of
flour,
sugar,
butter,
yeas
ana
meat
to
miners,
woodcutters
and
unemployed.
i.'lMI-.i
,
H,()T,.p0ING
TOO!
An
aviator
going
200
miles
(....
num
jcquin?
six
monins
ny
mrough
the
diameter
of
sun.
ILACKHEADS
l(
?.
V"1
T
ilmpU
Btbod
that
dl.
"
tw
ounm
of
rxrailnt
M
m
will
va4.r
Uk
U7
tt
tan.
aiv
to
the
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TUESDAY
"
'
"
'
'
;
I
COMMANDERS
OF
R.A.F.
IN
HJSTER
Major-Genera.
Ja.T.e
E
Cfranev.
commander
in
chief
of
the
VS.
forces
in
the
British
Isles,
is
shown,
left.
n
Major
-Oeneral
Russell
Hartie.
cemmander
of
the
force
Ui
tanned
in
northern
Ireland
recently,
as
they
appeared
shortly
after
the
Americans
Whifflete
ABsi!r.
From
The
Waterfront
!
Herring
appear
to
have
defm-i
tely
left
Laredo
Inlet
on
the
west
:
roast
of
Princess
Royal
Island
Union
steamer
Oatate.
CaoL
and
Carole
Landls
holdlnz
Ou!
iarrjr
MacLean.
is
due
back
m
leading
roles.
The
story
Is
that
of
J
t
at
5
d'eloek
this
afternoon
a
girl
who
was
taken
out
of
a;;-nm
Stewart
and
Port
Sampson
hash
house
and
mad
the
darling
an
W
sail
at
6
pjn.
for
Van
of
cafe
society.
Carole,
despite
her
e50'61'-
sister
Betty's
protests,
agrees
to'
let
herself
be
glamorized
by
the
n
.
promoter.
Mature,
a
well
knovn
L?
AOviif
o
Un
actor
in
the
nersan
nf
Aian
Ul
bray
and
a
columnist.
Allyin
Jos-Hn.
After
hs
signs
a
Hollywood
contract
she
Is
found
murdered.
Laird
Cregar,
a
detective,
seems
more
interested
in
outtinp
hu
finger
on
Mature
than
findinz
the
'.
real
murderer,
especially
since!
most
of
the
clues
rvrfnt
.
Army
Service
The
mystery
b
deepened
even'
-"ire
when
Betty
falls
In
love
with
1
Mature
and
holds
out
evidence
ten
1,1
!al1
who
offered,
three
which
makes
him
look
even
more
mv
recruits
for
the
army
were
guilty.
jfUeeted
in
Prince
Rupert
during
WilHm
Oargan
complete
the
ica'ur-a
cast
or
"I
Wake
Up
Screaminz.'
'Three
Men
Of
Ten
Offerinr
Accepted
Here
During
ast
Week
Are
Meeting
of
Massett
Natives
Held
:
In
City
Last
Nijht
Co-Operative
Shares
Reins;
Sold.
I
where
there
bad
been
a
substan-
1
Massett
natives,
resident
In
the
itai
run
for
some
time.
The
fish
:
alJ
tatnered
last
nlfht
In
the
having
not
appeared
at
any
other
,
Metropote
Ilmll
to
the
number
of
point,
the
local
herrinc
cannlnf
lhout
twenty-five
tn
connectkn
111
.
...
.
Bill.
with
k.
-
.,
plant
is
now
without
supply.
A
week
from
today
the
herring
m-:on
ends
as
far
as
fishing
is
erned,
the
fish
being
then
in
the
operative
AS
if
fellKmartna.
nA
.
uvaanisauoo
OI
1
CO-
tMdy
for
the
opera
lion
oi
ciam
beds
on
the
north
coast
of
Oraham
Island.
In
orster
to
finance
the
leases
from
the
Not
t-ka
Packing
Co.
$10
shares
are
beta,
soid
and
those
present
last
nltit
purchased
of
these.
Among
those
present
at
las'
nights
meeting
were
8.
L
Simpson,
whose
Queen
Charlotte
Can
ners
cannery
at
Old
Massett
wii:
process
the
clams.
Indian
Aeni
James
OlUeU
and
Alfred
XAum.
president
of
the
Native
BroUui-
hood
of
British
Columbia.
MOVEMENT
OF
LIGHT
It
takes
a
ray
of
light
S4
miu-
ntes
to
reach
the
earth
from
the
sun.
the
past
week
and
dispatched
for
service.
They
were:
Alvin
Bolton,
Atlin.
James
Kelson
Henderson,
Hasel-
ton.
FTrderlck
James
Oeorge.
Telkwa.
ROUGH
PASSAGE
ON
CONVOY
DUTY
SIHBBISlr
SllBbSSBSsfBSBSSBBBSSS
.....,
.,iU
iuii(
ianse
AX.J
DOmWi
Weren't
'
k
to
contend
with,
old
Debbil
Sea
ha,
to
,
ut
roh
up
and
mak
M
unpleasant
for
this
Canadian
destroyer
convo7rJ
during
a
,
the.
North
Atlantic.
The
salor
on
the
quartlrde
Z
Zlunl
ZZ
fS
?!
the
destro'cr
yu
csn
ee
one
of
'
the
haat
Jwu
that
battered
the
ship.
This
parlicuiar
ttorm
r
,or8
S2?
durlnwhlch
officers
and
men
of
the
crew
TTtTS
YOU'LL
NEVER
GUBS
ib
smirrr
to
ibis
ttxnlume
.-..
.1
.
.
.
"i""
ioui
ier
tut
1
itrruitr
Ib
Jtr
...
4
mttf
rtopUa
for
jtsri
t0
torn!
...
ESKIMOS'
HEAD
Ml-V
Eskimos
do
not
havr
ehif
i
MtbJtuiU
WTKMuW
(Fit
j
Hl
HsssasHIH
AUo
on
the
Same
rtotram:
March
of
Time
preaenU:
"WHEN
AIR
RAIDS
STRIKE
NE-S
TR.Wr.LOC.lE
stool
queue
sysur:
SI
,
-
1
.
4?
and
9
55
JfQ'
C.rrer
Carton.
Walter
Pu!s,
-BLOSSOMS
In
the
Dtsr
at
T
21
,
Complete
Sit
CAPITOL
s
raMoui
rtaviit
tmitit
LAROK
rOPLL.TION
!
ORGANIZED
THE
qiUl
While
Mexico's
area
is
rouahiv
I
t.n.TY"v
vi
..
1
Uut
of
Texas.
New
Mexico.
Art-,
Fry
M,
who
in-
.aona.
California
and
Utah
mm.
,Mned.
IU
population
is
bC
percent
greater
than
that
of
those
sutea.
ed
basfct
at
Wev.
1
died
here.
It
US
IN
IIS
S
CHANCE
Any
of
the
innurj
..
the
sense
that
Indian
trtba
a.
Abik.
...
but
the
rkh
man
of
each
eommu.
rem
m
w.
nlty
Is
given
some
soch
recogni-
the
foreet
service
"on-
purposes.
First
Aid
Supplies
Have
Them
on
Hand
When
Needed!
Gauze
Bandage
1"
to
"
10c
30c
Gauze
1
yard
,..
.
2tc
Gauze
5
yards
"x
Absorbent
Cotton
1
oz.
13c
H.00
Adhesive
Taj)e-ix2
yards
....'.V
15c
l"xo
yards
v..
30c
ADsortMjnt
Lint
1
oz.
i
2
Hand-Aids
Plain
or
Mcrcurocbrome
Tannic
Acid
Jelly
for
Rums
...,,.
.
.
Iodine
1
oz
,
2
ozs
-
4
tt
Mercurochroine
1
oz
!lJt'f'
Hydrogen
Peroxide
-1
ozs.
16
ozs
85c
FIRST
Aip
KITS
$1.00
-
$6.50
-
$21.50
Ormes
Ltd.
"Jim
honeer
Drtuzgjfj
THE
REX
ALL
STORE
niO.NES
11
AND
Open
Dally
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
irora
12
.
z
p.m.
Ind
7
I
P
m.
THINK
THIS
OVER
I
If
the
Nazis
or
Japs
ever
occupied
Canada
t
do
you
imagine
you'd
be
given
the
honour
I
"nd
Pv
cire
of
buying
any
kind
of
Hontls?
You
would
not!
Then
go
ull
out
to.dcfcat
the
enemy
with
your
money-and
I
Buy
the
.)C
50c
15c
25c
2.5c
30c
VICTORY
BONDS
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
PHONES
Its
n
n
I