FRIDAY
MAY
1,
1942,
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
VISIT
OUli
I5ASEMKNT
STOKE
ADAM
HAT!
Classes
Itagga
(fa
m
ADMIRE
MY
FRANK
MORGAN:
Popular
screen
and
radio
star
Clins.
Dodimcad
Optometrist
in
Charce
U'atrh,
Cluck,
Jewelry
repairing,
Hand
Engraving
fur
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
e
and
No
cities.
MAX
HEILBRONER
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
HlAK
HANK
MOt&AM
M.C
M.
ilmt
itt
bi
TV.ru
N:fkt,
N
IC.
IM-w.
selects
this
jaunty,
rakish
snap
brim
for
Spring.
Its
lightweight
graceful
lines
make
it
a
favorite
with
discerning
dressers.
ADAM
Sold
in
I'rincc
Kupert
Exclusively
liy
25c
Each
Full
Set
20
Booklets
and
one
Simplicity
Sewing
Book,
all
for
5.00
Rupert
Men's
&
Boys'
Store
217
SIXTH
ST
Across
From
Helgerson
Kcal
Estate.
THE
STOKE
FOR
DAI)
AM)
LAI)
BETTER
COOKERY
BOOKLETS
500
Snacks
Ideas
for
Entertaining
500
Delicious
Dishes
from
Leftovers
250
Classic
Cake
Recipes
250
Ways
to
Prepare
Poultry
and
Game
Biids
250
Superb
Pies
and
Pastries
250
Delicious
Soups
500
Delicious
Salads
250
Ways
to
Prepare
Meat
250
Fish
and
Sea
Food
Recipes
300
Ways
to
Serve
Eggs
250
Ways
to
Serve
Fresh
Vegetables
250
Delectable
Desserts
250
Ways
of
Serving
Potatoes
'
'
500
Tasty
Sandwiches
'
'
'
The
Candy
Book
250
Refrigerator
Desserts
250
Cookie
and
Small
Cake
Recipes
300
Dairy
Dishes
2000
Useful
Facts
About
Food
Menus
for
Every
Day
of
the
Year
BUY
.
,
.
RUPERT
BRAND
Sole
Fillets
...
at
Your
Local
Butchers.
NO
WASTE
READY
TO
COOK
'
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PRINCE
KUI'EKT
((),
Ltd.
"KITISII
COLUMBIA
trade.
r
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Frank
Waterhouse
freighter
Chil-
THE
DAIIY
NEWS
Grain
Pit
Girl
I
CHURCHILL
Has
Real
Thrill,
dimc
pace
New
Juhs
For
Of
.Messenger
Women
Include
In
Kxrltaiigo
1
ill
Li
UXJUU
First
Consideration
Is
For
Staff,
I
Says
Winnipeg
Officer
of
the
U'twwinpn
if...
i.
a
n
I
I..
.
v
rV
.iB
WINNIPEG
Mav
1
9
Mr
.
Grain
r
Exchange
v,
has
never
allow-
Mar,wriu
s,oU.
afr
offerer
pf
ILI
w"
M?tjHqua7:rm.cr
slore'
wn
trmJInp
flodr.
but
that
tradition
...
,.,,
L
i
-r
.
.
i
:ampany,
Can.inian
Women
sAmiy
STv
Vr
"
TJ
'm
ved
fcr
two
years
darM
a
Clark
of
Winnipeg.
18
old
.
m
QrefU
w.
t
cierr-messenger.
wu
granted
lhelfor
;vjMtoo
churchm
when
he
privilege.
Iwma
minister
of
munitions
In
1917
It
certainly
came
a.
a
.
Wit,
and
recalled
recectly
he
news
that
I
was
to
be
allowed
;
o(
characterUUc5
ot
the
to
go
right
into
the
trading
pits."
man
mw
u
tne
war
the
pretty
brunette
said.
"I
had
caar
been
employed
In
the
wire
room
conslderaiton
u
for
for
,nm
fe
and
was
nicked
lor
who
him;
hla
,a,t
u
the
new
Job
when
Harry
Dickin-
for
hini,"
Mld
ne
ls
y,.
son,
the
former
floor
messenger.
.
mort
considerate
man
for
whom
I
Joined
the
air
force..
worked.
Everyone
liked
him.
My
boss
said
I
guess
that;ne
could
get
a
lot
of
work
out
of
makes
you
the
first
girl
raessen-j
people
without
an
effort
And
he
ger
ever
to
go
onto
that
floor.
But
never
forgot
us.
He
alwavs
re-it
wasn't
as
easy
as
all
that
be-.memberai
holidays
and
bithdays."
cause
the
firm
had
to
jet-
perrais-
i
Once.
Mrs
Scott
said,
during
an
mission
from
the
Grain
Ex-
air-raid
over
London
that
kept
change
Council
first
and
for
a
'all
the
employees
confined
to
the
while
I
thought
permission
might
building
in
which
they
worked,
not
be
granted."
"one
of
the
girls
told
Mr.
Churchill
Miss
Clark's
duties
include
car-,
she
was
hungry.
Within
a
few
rying
buying
and
selling
orders
to
'laiumtca
.minutes
he
no
her
firm's
representatives
In
theeral
office
with
several
pheasants
pit
and
rusning
newly
posted
mio-.that
had
been
shot
that
day
by
tat
ions
from
the
floor
to
the
wire
'
some
of
the
officers
and
brought
room
for
transmission
over
the
to
the
office,
company's
leased
wires
to
various!
"We
plucked
the
birds
right
offices.
'there,
roast
d
them
over
the
open
i
Ambition?
Ceralnly.
Be
r
nice
fireplace
and
had
quite
a
feast."
j
says
she
has
lots
of
ambition
Just
j
Mrs.
Scott
said,
to
be
a
good
all-round
business'
Mrs.
Scott
s
two
ms.
Jack
and
girl
"with
maybe
a
chanc
at
a
!
Bob.
are
in
the
Royal
Canadian
secretary's
Job
later
on."
She
has
Navy.
Mrs.
Scott
was
a
driver
for
j
'
a
hobby
that
she
admits
"might
be
the
Winnipeg
Salvage
Corps
be
used
to
advantage
in
her
job."
It
fore
Joining
the
army
in
May.
1941
,
Is
roller
skating,
"and
it
could
i4
I
I
speed
things
up
a
bit
faster,
but
think
there
is
enough
noise
on
trading
floor
now
without
adding
was
imck
m
me
sen
the
Baseball
Standings
to
it."
I
National
League
j
In
the
history
of
the
Winnipeg
W
j
Grain
Exchange
no
woman
has
Brooklyn
14
(ever
been
given
trading
privileges.
Pittsburg
9
,MUs
E.
Cora
Hind,
agriculture
edi-
Jew
York
8
tor
of
the
Winnipeg
Free
Press.
St-
Louis
..
7
was
presented
with
an
honorary
Boston
8
membership
in
the
Exchange
a
Chicago
r
7
few
years
ago,
but
the
member-
Cincinnati
5
ship
does
not
carry
permission
to
Philadelphia
8
American
Leajuc
Cleveland
i-
12
New
York
11
Detroit
11
Boston
.
0
Washington
...
8
St.
Louis
5
Philadelphia
5
Chicago
3
liwack,
Capt.
Fred
Talbot,
spent
-
-
-
the
day
in
port
yesterday
dlscharg-
pAAmn
i
1
jng
cargo
from
Vancouver,
being
HM3!lA
I
in
from
7:30
p.m.
until
6
pm
L
JJ
X
UrxJULl
A
notice
to
mariners
issued
by
the
naval
service
of
the
Department
of
National
Defence
announced
that
Vern
Passage,
north
entrance
to
Prince
RuDert
Harbor.
has
been
closed
and
that
all
vessels
entering
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
must
contact
the
examination
vesel
off
Ridley
Island
before
proceeding
into
the
harbor
1
by
the
main
entrance.
L
3
0
8
7
9
9
10
11
3
4
7
.0
9
11
12
12
1
Navy.
r?ntl.rTlnCeJi-
H-ltemonkin
Fusilier.
Capt.
Edward
Mabbs,
arrived
In
Navy.
pun
i
ociock
mis
mot
rung
May
14
from
Vancouver
ad
Ocean
Folia
mt9rt.
with
large
list
of
passengers
and
May
19
Seal
freight
and
will
sail
at
1
o'clock
Hwtirtr.
Pet.
.821
.600
.500
.500
.471
AM
-3J3
.313
.800
.733
.011
.GOO
.471
J13
.291
.200
SCHEDULE
Time
Table
for
Oilhuly
Cup
Soccer
Competition
Announced
The
following
schedule
for
the
Oilhuly
Cup
football
competition
is
announced:
May
5-R.c.CJS.
vs.
Seal
Cove.
May
7
Area
Headquarters
this
afternoon
for
Ketchikan
and
May
21-Bdmonton
Fusiliers
vs
Stewart
whence
she
Is
due
back
RCOS
here
tomorrow
bound.
evening
south-,
WIILN
I'AI'EK
CAME
May
2
Navy
vs.
R.C.CJ3.
vs.
vs.
R-OCA
vs.
Area
Head-
Oove
vs.
Area
1
y
2
Seal
Cove
va,
Bdmon-Iton
Fusiliers.
j
June
2
Area
Headquarters
vs.
!
Edmonton
Fusiliers.
Paper
was
invented
about
100
A
'
,e
4
NT
Seal
Ouve.
D.
and
soon
came
into
common
,une
9
&&M.
vs.
Seal
Cove,
use
aa
a
cheap
substitute
for
silk
June
11
-Area
Headquarters
vs.
in
scrolls.
Navy.
NOTICE
Under
Dominion
Order-in-Council
No.
3800
it
h
provided
that
"no
person
shall
drive
a
motor
vehicle
on
a
highway
at
a
rote
of
speed
greater
than
forty
miles
per
hour
save
and
except
that
a
member
of
the
armed
forces
of
HU
Majesty
in
the
conduct
of
the
present
war.
or
a
member
of
a
fire
brigade,
or
of
a
police
force
or
of
an
air
raid
protection
unit
or
a
driver
of
an
ambulance
shall
not
be
convicted
of
an
offence
if
he
establishes
that
his
duty
required
him
to
drive
at
a
speed
in
excess
of
forty
miles
per
hour."
The
penalty
for
violation
of
this
Order-in-Council
provides
for
fine
or
imprisonment
and
suspension
of
driver's
licence
On
and
after
May
1st.
1942,
it
will
therefore
be
unlawful
to
drive
a
motor
vehicle
within
any
city,
town
or
village
at
a
greater
tefrltory
at
a
rcatcr
rate
oftpcd
than
forty.
mllw.pcr
hour.
This
l,
a
war
measure
and
the
Government
of
British
Colum-
Irrl
"
1th
tht
Domlnlon
JTZ
vernment
In
the
enforcement
of
all
war
measure
regulations.
Victoria.
B.O.;
April
24th,
1942.
U.
L.
MAITLANI)
Attorney-General.
IS
SAVING
sggggggggggfllellgggggggl
"Jimmy."
three
year
old
refugee
boy
living
in
Mom
real,
who
was
sent
out
from
England
and
Is
living
in
Montreal.
He
has
saved
$40
in
war
savings
stamps
and
has
written
the
minister
of
finance,
Hon.
J.
L.
Ilsley.
about
It.
I.OOTINR
THE
I.KIHTS
LOND'JX.
May
1
Appro
-"ntrW
v0
hurrirane
lamps
placed
outside
air
raid
shelters
as
a
warning
to
traffic
have
been
stolen
or
damaged
In
little
more
than
a
year,
the
WUlesden
boroush
council
reported.
VANILLA
OF
OKCIIID
The
vanilla
plant
Is
a
membea
of
the
orchid
family
native
to
Mexico.
WW--
DOUBLE
FUNERAL
Kit
rs
ctcrd;iy
Afternoon
I'or
Itodcrick
McLean
and
William
Moffatt
TiK
!
was
a
double
funeral
aer
y.simlay
afternoon
for
the
,
.
,
R.xirrirk
MeLan
and
Willlaa
Moflutt.
wrtl
knoSrn
steel
worker
a
tin
local
dry
dock,
who
ditn'
'
.irly
ilii.i
week.
Rev.
Clarence
A.
Wr-nti'..
pastor
of
First
llaptls:
(Jnurrh,
officiate
and
Miss
Lois
Judge
presided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns
which
wet
"Lead
Kindly
Light"
and
"Abide
With
Mt".
A
long
procession
follow
the
catket
to
the
final
resting
places
In
Fair
view
Cemetery.
As
the
lowering
Into
the
graves
took
place
"The
Last
Post"
was
sounded
by
Bugler
William
I
la
nee
Pallbearers
for
Mr
Muff
at
t
were
John
McOreish.
Richard
Uury.
James
Ross,
Barney
Turbttt.
Norman
McLeod
and
William
Smith
and
for
Mr.
McLean
Duncan
Ma
th
eson.
8.
C.
Thomson.
Jack
Allen,
,
Hdward
Dotan.
R.
S.
Woods
and
William
Maeey.
i
There
wore
many
beautiful
flo-'
1
ral
Urlbitea
UNIVERSITY
BILLIONS
The
physical
property
of
1.4S4
colleges
and
universities
In
the
United
8tates
U
valued
at
SSjSM,-
074571
Wrisley's
SUPERBE
BATH
SOAP
(iiant
Cakes
$1.00
Odors:
Pine,
Apple
Blossom,
Lilac
EFFERVESCENT
FRUIT
SALINE
The
Morning
Refresher
l.'I
..
Tin
and
one
Class
Tumbler
Both
For
60c
Ormes
Ltd.
Ziif:
Ptonccr
Drutigijt
HIE
KEXALL
SIOUE
I'llOM
II
AMI
ft
Open
Ually
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sunday
anil
Holiday
from
12
-
2
p.m.
and
7
9
p.m.
TJT.
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Kuperl
For
Vancouver:
Thursday,
11:15
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
PalU
and
Powell
River
Saturday,
11:16
pun.,
calling
at
Ocean
I"lls
only.
Prince
Rupert
to
Ketchikan
-Wednesday.
11
pjn.;
Friday.
3
p.m
To
Stewart-Friday,
3
p.m.
Trains
Leave
Prince
Kupert
For
the
Fast:
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
C
pin.
Air-conditioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
For
full
information,
reservations,
etc..
cull
or
write
It.
S.
(iltEKJ,
CITY
I'ASSENOEIt
A(!ENT
528
Third
Avenue.
H.onr
260
.
Prime
Rupert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada,
Air
Lines
Wanted
-Raw
Furs
JEL
Ucpresciilinir-HUDSON'S
HAY
COMPANY
Ship
J-
'
PUMIII.IM.
Cow
Ray.
Prince
Rupert.
H.C.,
Phone
I5
When
You
Waul
a
Reliable,
Comfortable.
Dependal.le
TAXI
Service
PHONE
13
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Service
at
Regular
Kates
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We
are
gi..'.
that
we
ait
:
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SHOE
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Dirt
at
our
stun
:
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li.
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,
Charlit
tu.s
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Hntace
it:
knows
how
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shoe
right
u
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also
ciir
AWD
W(ltK
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fin
iBaaiaii
a
sue
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counU.
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Old
lf.iW
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b
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v
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QrALITY
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Salmon
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L'.d
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Tomato
Sandwich
Spread
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ShV'
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l
s.
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LSmo
!"
Fresh
Local
Kaw
and
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
phone
6jT
j
(iet
Your
I
MtnilEKS
K.W
CABM
AND
f'ins
at
Uif
i
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SwlillJ
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Arrives
Fresh
Etc"
W
We
bellevi'
i'
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!
and
liclpiuK
.
,
-s
farmers.
Tf
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rt
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feel
sure
you
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ni
other,
us
5
quality
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also
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