CHOCK-FULL
OF
NATURAL
NOURISHMENT
QUAKER
OATS
m
DOROTHY
PROTEINS
MINERALS
VITAMINS
Contains
thtso
three
important
fooa
factors
that
will
help
611
out
the
Liiklici
and
trown
folks,
too,
with
good
tnn
flesh
and
muscle.
Gel
thera
ia
nature's
own
proportions
In
delicious,
nouriahint
wbole-crain
Quaker
Out.
136
out
of
142
leading
diet,
tians
recendr
said
the?
preferred
hot
cereals
for
the
average
families.
Quick
Quaker
Oats
is
ready
in
as
lirde
a
2V4
minutes.
Costs
less
than
a
cent
serving
.
.
.
give
your
familr
the
nutritional
benefits
of
delicious,
tempunf
Quaker
Oats
daily.
Canada's
SUPER
BREAKFAST
food
"HARTT"
SHOES
FOR
MEN
Hartt
Shoes
have
the
quality
and
style
that
has
made
them
the
most
outstanding
line
in
Canada.
Latest
styles
and
fittings,
from
narrow
to
wide
widths
in
hoots
and
oxfords,
in
brown
and
black.
Nartt's
Army,
Navy
and
Air
Force
Shoes
carried
in
stock.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIAL
Visit
of
Defence
Heads
.
.
.
Two
of
Canada's
chief
defence
ministers
Col.
Ralston
and
Major
Power
have
been
and
gone.
For
Col.
Ralston
it
was
the
first
visit
here.
Major
Power
has
been
here
before.
It
is
well
that
Col.
Ralston
should
have
obtained
a
first-hand
picture
of
the
situation
in
this
area
and
that
Major
Power
should
have
refreshed
himself
in
view
of
changes
that
have
taken
place
since
last
he
was
here.
Prince
Rupert
people
will
feel
gratified
and
reassured
following
the
visit
of
the
ministers
and
the
principal
defence
aides.
The
war
chiefs
now
know
exactly
what
THOMPSON
I
a
word
against
the
Americans?
GOES
BRITAIN
Did
they
crow
over
Pearl
Harbor?
(Continued
from
Page
One)
of
the
Lord
are
true
and
righteous
altogether."
Listen
t
the
Vkhrhe
in
New
York.
"Britain
let
us
down."
Not
one
mumbling
word
from
Britain
about
the
France
that
handed
over
everything
to
Hitler.
Not
a
word.
Only
faith
in
France
when
even
France
didnt
have
any.
You'd
think
to
listen
to
some
of
you
that
you
want
Britain
to
lose.
Careful,
earefal,
be
quiet
and
pray.
It
took
Britons
and
Hollanders,
Frenchmen
and
Americana
hundreds
of
years
to
open
this
globe
for
white
men.
Japan,
since
Perry,
is
88
years
old.
And
In
a
few-weeks
hundreds
of
years
may
be
swept
into
the
ashcan,
and
Japs
have
a
straight
open
from
India
to
Suez.
You
don't
think
much
of
the
British
Empire?
No?
Well,
brother,
if
Britain
r.oe
write
finis
over
western
civilization.
Or
do
you
think
perhaps
tliat
America
can
cirry
it
alone?
You
don't
know
what
England
means,
my
friend.
England
Is
very
tired,
and
England
is
old.
Yet,
though
it
slay
me,
I
tell
you
this:
England
Is
the
last
refuge
of
the
civilized
soul.
Pray
for
England.
I
say
England.
England,
so
proud,
and
England
who
knows
humility.
Have
you
heard
ths
British,
say
(Did
they
rush
into
print
to
talk
1
of
our
smugness
and
complacen
cy?
Did
you
ever
have
an
Englishman
or
an
English
woman
for
a
friend?
Did
that
friend
ever
let
you
down?
In
the
hour
of
her
greatest
dis
tress,
ner
greatest
disaster,
l,
an
American,
write
these
ll.ies
to
England.
And
I
say
to
England:
In
spite
of
Singapore
I
.ting
with
you:
"Land
of
hope
and
slory.
mother
of
the
free."
And
I
Ung
with
you:
"There's
always
be
an
England,
and
England
will
be
free."
And
I
ask
you
to
ain
with
me
the
great
songs
of
America:
"Sweet
land
of
liberty,"
and
"Columbia
the
gem
of
the
ocean,"
and
"Mine
eyes
have
seen
the
glory."
Sones
written
in
the
world's
rat-
the.est
language
the
great
language
line
hf
resistance.
There's
a
line
in
"The
Star
Spangled
Banner:"
"Stars
through
JJje.
perilous
fight."
'There,
are
stars,
England.
And
don't
believe
the
lady
with
the
Siamese
cat
is
America.
Am
erica
Knows
wnere
sne
is
going
and
she
knows
who's
going
with
her.
Holland
and
Norway
and
Russia,
China
and
India.
Yes,
India.
And
by
and
by
the
whole
round
globe.
And
with
you,
dreat
Britain.
'KILOWATTS
;
KEEP
LEAD
'lawn
lloulrrs
Aie
Now
Runners-
Up
In
Fjve
Pin
Rowling
(League.
Reddy
Kilowatts,
w
a
a
already
twve
a
long
lead
in
the
standing
of
the
Plvt
Pift
Bawling
Uegu.
maintained
their
atwttinii
of
su-
jpremacy
hurt
night
by
defeating
Hamiley
Chinese
Youth
Association
two
Learn
I
Kilowatts
1
N.
Klnslor
191
S.
Savtlle
999
Rudderhatn
389
J.
Coraadtna
138
C.
Kellett
368
Handicap
16
Totals
1134
Chinese
Youth
H.
Lee
39J
J.
Lee
194
K.
Lee
lit)
F.
Fong
3M
B.
Lew
138
Handicap
17
Totals
-.
.."
WT
236
ise
390
175
Total.
1010
109S
120llBlKkIey
wn.
I'u.i.iuu
uuiii
a
ucicntc
siauupuuii
is.
rusaiuiy
inore'Alger
230
important,
they
will
have
been
further
impressed
withiAsemissen
237
me
part
rrmce
uupert
can
play
in
the
Allied
offensive
on
the
Pacific
which
must
come
before
our
particular
enemies
in
this
theatre
are
overcome.
Handley
199
Handicap
!
47
Armour:
P.
DeJeng
164
Tubb
240
Speed
199
Handicap
Totals
Lruciiixion
26
1013
Is
Pre
lit
149
194
236
230-14
983
155
ie
m
146
1?
Signals
Pettte
122
109
Lanskail
173
300
Yelhind
349
293
Lawford
199
191
SArgtruon
13
253
Hand
lean
139
139
Totals
999
1109
Lawn
Bowlers
T.
McMeekfan
239
Hansman
198
VanBerkel
137
Davis
156
Paul
331
Handicap
-
47
Totals
...J
1057
Steelworkers
J.
Cymbal
196
P.
Carr
.
.
306
Bremner
299
Husoy
Ill
Hetherington
187
Handicap
19
Totals
999
Air
Force
iBrown
Cote
Crapper
Copp
190
170
147
234
165
47
923
131
94
113
154
19
193
196
274
225
127
S3
375
123
146
213
192
26
a
sent
Cantata
Excellently
Rendered
Choir
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
A
very
fine
presentation
17
107
181
16
883
901
104,
161
178
144
197
212
139
Totals
977
1094
1031
Albert
&
McCaffery
B.
Bach
140
274
D.
Hart
97
178
N.
Kinator
391
241
T.
Hall
297
21
H.
Tutty
163
119
Handicap
45
49
218
147
INDIVIDUAL
BOWLS
SCORES
lluw
Iutcrservices
Players
Out
at
Week-cm!
Of;
Stalner'a
cantata,
"The-
Cruci
fixion,"
was
given
by
the
choir
of
Et.
Andrew's
Angliean
Cathedral
at
the
Sunday
evening
service
under
the
capable
direction
of
A.
J.
Lancaster.
Peter
Lien
presided
at
the
organ
and
soloUts
were
John
Davey,
Ronald
Brtdgett
and
Harold
Ponder.
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
the
dran
r-onritirtoH
iho
Mafxomi
Totals
3
I
Navy
Cymbal
148
Deaaon
Nobte
McLean
121
HO
148
838
1
171
Ml
151
.....
133
Handicap
53
Totals
...651
Edmonton
Fusiliers
No.
145!
1
233
McDonald
13
1S
Jackson
116
517
Wade
:.
.162
Norland
166
n
Handicap
87
Totals
667
Sutherland
163
'Carter
172.
Handicap
17i
Totals
333!
MedlcaU-2
Robinson
Stone's
Clothiers
-,oimra
171
...
55
1021
1
187
M
X1D
238
Olakln
191
246
OMleepy
128
87
1
Handicap
.150
2311
Totals
1031
196.
Drr
Dock
1
2vJ
Carr
Ifil
1914
Cherrey
"Z
.
ZZZlOS
(Hetherington
150
rvuiMor
173
Bach
202
Handicap
63
Totals
83
d
Seal
Cove
No.
2
1
'Brown
137
By
Smith
174
IStevens
118
(Benton
169
'English
.
23Q
Handicap
125
Totals
Made
l"
Individual
scores
in
Inteeser-vices
Bowline
League
iixtures
at
.lie
week-end,
were
as
fellows
Seal
Cove
1
2
Hall
155
w
....
266
Uames
tc
one
In
a
regulrr
league
C
rapper
308.
fixture.
Lawn
Bowlers
went
into
Copp
198
I
.he
runner-uo
spot
by
soorma
a
Handicap
06
clean
sweep
three
garni
tu
all
fie-
Totals
1166
!
S?$Jl
Antl-Alrmtt
No.
1-1
.JViauctJ
Jauuiaj
own.
uw
uiuu
TTAiwirsrn
ace
by
losing
two
games
to
one
.
t
najL
"in
the
fourth
fixture
of
the
Hatifh
-
188
.evening
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Taylor
I
won
two
games
to
one
over
Ar-
Sobullak
I
mour's.
Individual
scoring
last
evening
(was
as
follow:
113
118
218
117
338
161
191
65
990
a
no
187
167
133
168
148
913
321
129
176
229
53
80S
2
-
2
148
129
161
139
87
711
Interservices
1
2
Riekett.
88
139
Taylor
177
139
Johnston
230
189
Redfern
-
185
196
Prior
-
119
116
Handicap
132
132
Totals
9J1
911
Edmonton
Fusiliers
No.
1
1
2
rg.Barc
-
-.169
,7;
Tamer
.
179
2
PaBtf
131
116
Gove
299
iHarrti
:
i;a
I
Handicap
84
M9
Totals
918
162
190'
Area
Hdqts
161
Tolly
11
Pardon
"Barr
m
King
I
Low
Start
...
Handicap
'
Totals
171
;0j
Anti-Alrcraft
129
Oalr
19
Stherland
896
Hughes
.C
1
.140
,171
87
175
143
43
759
No.
21
.
232
...
224
176
141
195
113
213
175
84
891
2
156
133
136
126
152
43
213
156
187
143
233
55
997
123
146
143
151
116
150
834
2
163
226
120
144
246
63
2
158
188
194
219
132
125
SPORT
CHAT
145
An
OMttatMNWi
frafetre
on
the
ii
kW
at
boyktotrs
for
th-
Capitol
149
197
as
3
177
199
398
169
53
195
363
212
87
933
3
112
FILM
LIST
FOR
APRIL
-Smlliu'
Thruuth-
and
"Suulcum
Among
Feature
Pictures
Coining
lo
CapUol
Mere.
3
396
364
213
301
296
TbMtr
her
in
Aorll
will
be
thel
140
223
199
130
132
926
I
3
149
177
90
1&7
131
"
.
.
...1
Ko
tecnnicoior
prcsemvwn
ui
famoui-
story
Slnil1n
niiwneh"
with
Jeanette
Mac
Dona
Id
and
Rihn
Ahrnw
Aaother
fturd
of
MS
the
month
will
be
the
Aaadwny
of
'3
MoviBg
Picture
Art.
and
Sciences
136
1Mni
niature
"8upiosoa."
s4ar
275
ring
Joan
Fontaine
and
Cary
99
Orant.
138
Tne
following
Is
the
Mat
of
book-151
ln
for
th
coming
month
as
an-14a
nounced
by
Manage
D.
a.
Bar.
ojg
land:
April
1
and
2
Allan
Jones.
Su
sanna
rttUt
ana
Aiariro
umu.
say
in
There's
Magic
in
Muate."
Anrll
3
and
4
JeanetU
Mao.
43!
736
1193
2
3
Donald
and
Brian
Aherne
la
152
208
188
162
177
55
"!l
3
1
191
154
1
189!
183
1
102
1
150;
919
3
166
!
200
235
264
192;
63!
962
1126
3
227
188
215
262
227
125
In
the
opening
session
of
the
Mixed
Bowling
League
tomorrow
night
Sav-Mor
Grocery
will
play
service,
the
cantata
taking
the,olone
Peoples
place
of
a
sermon.
The
congrega-
flor?
wm
m,tt
taw-tion
was
large
and
appreciative
'ln
the
even,nK
Woanlas
will
take
on
Pushover,
while
Tollers
will
be
Atter
having
spent
the
winter'
P111"1
agahut
D,nks'
at
8tewart.
Rev
E.
N
RiAtir
I
clergyman
skipper
of
the
Anglican
1
Showing
a
complete
reversal
of
,
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
Er-
'T'J7!
nest
Sheppard,
arrived
in
port.
atiwelght
xlnz
champion
Wales,1
and
Port
Simpson
and
sailed
at
1)1
a
corPonl
Instructor
in
the
9:15
this
morning
from
Stewart
OrcnSdler
Guards
and
has
been
1:30
this
afternoon
in
contlnua-.
training
Commandos
for
their
Advertise
ln
The
Dally
News.
Hon
of
her
voyage
to
Vancouver,
raids
on
the
European
coast.
5i
mllln'
Through
-
April
6
and
7
Jane
Wyman.
Dennis
Morgan
and
Wyre
MortW
795
in
Bad
Men
of
Mlasonrt.
April
8
and
9
Warner
Baxtor
3
land
Iaarid
Becgman
la
"Adam
im
Had
Pour
800.
"
Apru
10
ana
11
wbu
wwj,
Variorte
Main
and
Lewis
Stone
In
The
Bugle
Sounds."
April
13.
14
and
15
Joan
Fontaine
and
Cary
Orant
In
April
16.
17
and
IS
Clark
Osbie
and
Lana
Turner
In
"Hooky
April
30
and
21-Rohett
Taylor.
Oner
uaraon.
neroert
Maranat
and
Joan
Crawford
In
"When
La-die.
Meet"
April
22
and
23
Joan
BlondeU.
Roland
Young
and
Rochester
iu
Topper
Returns.''
April
21
and
25
Johnnie
Wets-
auUer
and
Maureen
O
"Sullivan
in
Taraan'.
Secret
Treasure."
AprU
27
and
26
Mary
Martin
and
Robert
Preston
In
'New
York
Town."
April
29
Jackie
Cooper
in
"Ola-
H
'
mor
Boy."
79
,
C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
Fast
Mondays,
Wednesday,
and
Friday.
6
pm
From
the
Fatt
Tuesdays.
Thursday,
and
Saturday.
11
pm
Steamers
leave
Trlnce
Rupert
for
Vancouver;
Catala
every
Tuesday
130
p
m.
Due
Vancouver
Thursday
pm.
Cardena
every
Friday
10
30
pm.
Due
Vancouver
Monday
am.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Leaving
March
10
and
24,
midnight.
Full
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Aent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
953
1016
12irtttttt?il
mission
boat
Northern
Cross.
ar-,,onn
,n
ine
second
nan,
wales
rived
in
the
city
from
the
north
-at
England
1712
ln
an
inter-
t
on
the
Catala.
this
mornln.
The'
national
rugby
game
played
at!!
Northern
Cross,
which
lu.s
been
Swansea
before
a.
crowd
of
15,000,
tipfl
Tin
at
IVlO
Drl
rr-n
T?Mw,
T3v...
PM.I.HJ
1
-
-1
,n
a
.
.
,
.
-
""p"
nu-
uigiauu
icu
tvu
ai
me
interval
in,
?
Xeh-lJ77,ul.
for
the
wlntcr'lbut
collapsed
completely
once
the!
Z
tr
tZr
TT
rct?IBraHSltn;
i
Welsh
attack
got
underway.
'
ed
in
service
for
the
season
and;
.
.
.
1
will
leave
tomorrow
fdi
Stewart
t
Cambridge
Tcept
1U
wartlme't.
Snt6
Rwntecr,Tek'fnti.WlU
b!
IootbaU
record
against
Oxford
in-'8
SPSSSSA
the
annual
uni-'S
mm,"rous
along
the
coast.
verslty
game
3-1.
It
was
Cam-i;
bridge's
fourth
victory.
J.
H.
BULGER
G
0
L
D
S
E
A
L
Optometrist
l
(Opposite
Post
Office)
THE
SEAL
OF
QUALITY
S
-3
Sockcyc
Salmon
Fancy
Red
Herrinff
in
Tomato
Sauce
Sandwich
Spreads
Spiced
Salmon
Smoked
Salmon
Bloater
m
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