PAQE
FOOR
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
STOKE
Clias.
Dodimcad
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Ilepairing,
Hand
Engraving
fur
l
ine
China,
Dinnerware,
.
Glases.
Baggage
and
,'vrllie.
.
..
,jKt
MAX
"HElLBRON'ER
Jeweler
Diamond
"Merchant
New
Summer
Blouses
Luce
trimmed,
new
sheers
and
solid
colored
spuns
and
crepes.
Short
sleeves.
Actual
$2
to
$3
values.
$1.50
WOOL
SKIRTS
Black,
navy,
wine,
brown,
grey,
sea
green,
light
pastels.
Actual
$5
and
$6
values.
All
sizes
$3.95
Peoples
Store
Presents
SUMMER
SPORT
LEADERS
SUCK
SUITS
PLAY
DRESSES
SWEATERS
SLACKS
SPOUT
CLOTHES
SPORT
JACKETS
GET
1
PAIR
ANKLE
SOCKS
Sizes
8J4-10",.
All
colors.
Buy
5
pair
for
SI
and
GET
ANOTHER
PAIR
FREE
Mail
Orders
Promptly
rilled
Open
Saturday
Night
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
I
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
THIRD
AVE.
Next
to
Hcilbroner's
Phone
BLUE
007
CAMP
FURNITURE
8
only
Folding
Camp
Cots,
each
S3.3
10
only
Folding
Camp
Cots,
heavy
10
oz.
khaki
duck,
each
$7.00
Folding
Camp
Chairs
from
75c.
$1.30,
$2.93
Steel
Folding
Camp
Cots,
complete
with
mattresses,
each
$12J0
Tents.
Sleeping
Robes,
Pack
Boards.
Pack
Sacks,
Dunnage
Bags
Simmons
Bed
Outfit,
all
sizes.
Spring
Filled
Mattress
In
all
sizes
Large
Stock
of
Floor
Covering,
Congoleums,
Linoleums,
Carpets
Unpainted
Furniture,
Chests
of
Drawers,
Dropslde
Tables,
Meat
Safes.
Ironing
Boards,
Etc.
We
have
the
Goods
at
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue,
next
to
Daily
News.
(;reen
916
BK.VI
V
F.sliW
The
Red
Cross
Must
Help
Many
.
.
.You
in
Prince
Rupert
arc
Lucky
To
Re
Still
Able
to
(Jive,
So
Give"
Now
...
All
You
Can!
Canadian
Fisii
SolU
Sage
PRINCE
RUPERT
Co.
Lid.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
It's
interesting
to
know
when
readinir
the
Dailv
New?
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same
i
With
Monday
being
generally
observed
as
Victoria
Day.
there
Is
a
long
holiday
week-end
cominp
up
and,
as
usual,
it
will
be
marked
by
many
of
the
angling
enthus
iasts
as
the
opening
of
the
plsc-latorlal
season.
Quite
a
number
of
parties
are
being
lined
up
and
Khtda
and
Leverson
Lakes
will
be
among
the
places
visited.
In
view
of
the
gas
rationing.
It
is
to
be
expected
that
the
fish,
at
leas'
will
be
getting
a
break
this
year
In
some
of
the
more
remote
resorts
for
the
disciples
of
IzaaV
Walton.
Trout,
so
good
to
eat.
such
spor
to
catch,
are
the
most
famous
oi
j
American
Inland
fish.
Protected
b:
law.
individualists
in
behaviour
trout
have
never
become
an
Important
food
industry,
with
one
ex
jception.
That
Is
the
lake
trout
!
whose
commercial
importance
I
second
only
to
the
whlteflsh
In
thi
t
-
-
urcai
ibices.
He
t
is
43
tne
U1C
11I
lareest
grot
o
u
all
trout,
rod
and
reel
catch
aver-
1
A7fUT
IO
Trrn
m...n
1
1
ages
5
pounds
with
a
record
of
48
ill
VY
Id
ML
lUVlb
Give
us
an
order
right
away
for
the
amount
of
coal
you
expect
to
need
next
season.
This
will
enable
us
to
meet
your
requirements
now
or
as
supplies
arrive.
It
is
important
that
you
should
lay
in
your
coal
supply
this
summer
as
It
Is
almost
certain
that
the
dealer
will
lintel
10
C0PC
5amfactorlly
w1th
the
demand
next
IT
IS
NOT
HOARDING
TO
BUY
YOUR
COAL
EARLY
(It
Is
also
necessary
to
place
your
order
a
day
ahead
of
j
ueuveryj
j
Albert
&
McCaffery
Lid.
J
PHONES
116
OR
117
"xninds.
delicious
eating,
has
gray
I
foots.
The
trout
family
includes
jflsh
with
many
variations
of
size
and
markings.
Indeed,
the
same
I
fish
will
change
In
appearance
at
different
ages
and
according
to
j
food
and
water
conditions.
How-jever.
all
baby
trout
are
barred.
These
markings
scatter
to
spots
'when
the
fish
grows
out
of
the
I
"parr",
or
adolescent,
stage.
The
I
rran;emcnt
of
fins
as
shown
in
ihe
5kctch
Is
also
characteristic
1
of
a
trout,
although
the
relativp
1
sizes
of
the
fins
vary
In
different
j
xindf
All
trout
are
members
of
he
Salmon
Tribe.
A
salmon
Is
chiefl"
a
salt
water
fish,
but
it
has
a
mysterious
cycle.
A
salmon
rlse3
to
the
shallow
headwater
nf
a
stream
In
summer
to
breed
In
i
fresh
water,
then
usually
descends
i
to
the
sea
in
winter
to
grow
large.
Trout
are
chiefly
fresh
water
fish,
ibut
some
of
them
migrate
from
fresh
t0
salt
water
(called
"salt-jCrs".
"sea
trout",
"salt
runners").
!
Even
brook
trout
will
descend
Into
salt
water
when
temperature
pcr-j
mlts.
In
so
doing
they
lose
much
of
!
helr
personality,
becoming
larger.
1
slower,
and
very
silvery
in
color.
There
arc
two
kinds
of
trout
,
Those
that
spawn
in
the
fall,
their
!eggs
hatching
as
the
water
gets
warmer
in
spring,
are
known
as
charrs,
The
gamey
Dolly
Varden
u
wic
wesi
uoast
streams
Is
a
charr-
80
Is
the
Eastern
brook
'rout
the
most
popular
of
all.
He's
active,
beautiful
In
color.
flreat
fighter.
The
other
OUD
SDawns
in
the
unrlnir
These
are
sometimes
considered
he
true
trout,
as
compared
to
charrs.)
Most
beautiful
and
sporty
Is
the
rainbow
trout
of
the
Northwest.
He
Is
known
bv
th
hrlshf
'rose-colored
stripes
on
each
side
ana
reckless
dash
as
hp
nrini7?
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Waterfront
Whiffs
Volume
of
Halibut
Landing's
Here
Mounting
Steadily
as
ttcstritfions
Lifted
Angling
Season
Starts
Tomorrow
Street
School.
Empire
Pageant.
Klne
Edward
School.
"Call
of
Canada"
(
movie
1
cdurtesy
of
Capitol
Theatre.
accompanist.
Thp
3r!rii-Af
Tim
.
u
n
..
rt
by
"Ood
Save
the
King."
Introduced
by
the
Regent,
Commander
Reed
addressed
the
students
In
a
short
but
well-chosen
speech
on
the
subject
of
Emplrf
Day.
He
spoke
of
the
heroes
of
nlrt
of
the
meaning
of
the
flag
and
its
signuicance
to
British
lives.
The
Commander
drew
a
vivid
word
picture
of
Jack
Cornwall
as
an
Illustration
that
war
was
great
and
glorious
as
well
as
horrible.
The
heroism
of
this
gallant
boy
won
immortality.
At
Booth
School
Proceeding
at
2
p.m.
to
Booth
Memorial
School,
I.O.D.E.
Regents
and
Standard
Bearers,
with
cdu
catlonal
secretary,
witnessed
the
following
program
arranged
TALE
OF
MARINES
."To
the
Short
of
Tupoli"
Is
lea
lure
Offering
For
First
Next
I
Week
at
Capitol
Theatre
,
The
timely
and
thrilling
subject
being
the
training
of
the
Unit!
States
Marine
Corps.
'To
the
Shores
or
Tripoli."
starring
John
Volume
of
halibut
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
is
being
"J-
urn
'a
and
Ran-
mn,l
fnlWincr
ht
ciicnnrwinn
nf
nf
fh
vnl.in.
dolPh
S
e0m?8
to
rcen
'
mi
following
the
r
suspension
of
some
enmn
of
tto
vota,35
5'steppcd
up
Jitary
curtailment
measures
of
the
Canadian
and
Amen-
feature
presentation
for
Monday
jljcan
fleets
at
the
request
of
the
naval
authorities
and
and
Tuesday
of
next
week.
there
is
reason
to
expect
that
fishing
operations
will
1k
Taking
a
raw
recruit
in
the
per
SI
intensified
even
further.
The
general
expectation
is
that
A
Joh"
tn
ttim
pul:
quota
limits
will
be
reached
and
h,m
trough
P
which
the
the
season
season
brought
brought
to
to
a
a
close
close
ear
",c
",u
'
-
ear-
Her
than
ever
by
the
Internation-
hooked,
he
may
leap
tour
feet
tnto'ere
a
fighting
leatherneck.
For
al
Fisheries
Commission
Land-
tne
Ui
dlve
the
bottom
'romantic
interest
Maureen
OUara
ings
have
not
yet
reached
the
Iixfd,
quivering
suddenly
double
1
cast
In
the
role
of
a
Marine
total
for
1941
at
a
corresponding
on
llne'
shake
nls
ncad-
rl
nursc-
Randolph
Scott
la
the
hard-date,
however.
Up
to
and
lnclud-
alm05t
to
the
surface,
swirl
around
boiled
sergeant
who
makes
life
lng
yesterday
the
aggregate
was
and
around
like
a
tiny
speedboat,
both
Interesting
nd
miserable
for
3536.800
pounds
compared
with
He
acquires
his
personality
and
Payne.
Aiennnn
j-
v..
j...
nower
bv
livlnir
iii
"lrp
mlH"
The
cast
includes
Nancv
Kellv
ril,iuu,suu
puuiius
uk
mc
-Mine
Uiuc
-
-
-
"
-
Vln
1941.
Canadian
landings
this
streams.
contending
with
cascades
William
Tracy.
Maxlne
Rosen-Si
year
are
standing
at
1
108
800
and
Plds.
The
ideal
trout
stream
bloom.
Henry
Morgan,
Hwtn
Mac-!
pounds
as
against
1.814.700
pounds
cold-
Ilve,y-
has
a
Bravely
bot-
Donald
Russell
Hicks
and
Mlno
V
?!
while
while
American
American
lanrilne
landing
have
havel'om.
clear,
shallow
water,
occasto-
Watson.
S
reached
2.128.300
rxmrids
in
com
parison
with
2.346.200
pounds.
For
the
past
week
landings
amounted
to
983,000
pounds
of
which
305,-200
pounds
was
from
Canadian
bottoms
and
667.800
pounds
from
American.
Despite
another
nlgh-mlllion
pound
week
prices
held
up
well,
the
Canadian
high
Ijelng
15.5c
and
11c
paid
the
Cape
Spear
for
15.000
pounds
and
the
low
13c
and
He
which
several
boats
received.
The
high
pric?
of
the
week
for
American
fish
was
14.1c
'and
11c
which
the
Sherman
re-
Jjjceived
for
20,000
pounds
and
-the
v.v
low
iz.lc
and
11c
paid
the
Arctic
for
25,000
pounds.
nal
rapids
alternating
with
dooU
Th
picture
Is
In
tehnlcolor
and
and
eddies,
and
with
bushes
over-
was
produced
with
co-operation
of
hanging
the
bank
making
good
the
United
States
government
with
cover
for
Insects.
(
the
Marine
Corps
giving
auth'nti-
city.
Most
of
the
scenes
were
fllm-
Capt.
Martin
McKinnon
was
In
1
ed
at
San
Diego
marine
base
and
port
yesterday
as
skipper
of
the
hundreds
of
enlisted
men
took
steamer
Princess
Adelaide
rellev-'
part
In
the
production,
lng
Capt
R
C
McOeachy.
the
re-
gular
master
who
Is
ashore
Vancouver
on
vacation.
In,
EMPIRE
DAY
IN
SCHOOLS
Annual
Patriotic
Observances
Held
in
Prince
Rupert
1897,
in
consequence
of
which
Mav
23
was
set
aside
for
patriotic
gatherings
and
observances,
the
motto
of
this
day
being
"One
Kin.
One
Flag.
One
Fleet.
One
Empire
This
day
was
observed
In
Canada.
India,
Australia.
South
Africa,
and
in
British
Island
possessions.
'
Describing
the
greatest
of
mo-Aredern
empires,
the
speaker
pointed
j
out
ihat
It
covered
almost
a
quar-
I
...,
J
ter
of
the
land
surface
of
the
globe
;
Under
the
general
direct
41
on
of
-
,
.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
municipal
rceeftt.
,m-.
...
.
and
with
the
co-operation
the
of,
ooo
were
'under
the
protection
of
n
uZT
n
7
V
"r
.
,ne
Dr,tUn
n8
I
ubecu
rt
n-
nSifrf(Knr
;i7la8Cr
ed
trom
savage,
to
most
advan-
n
D
O
Bo
land
of
the
Capitol
Thea-
ced
of
8
Wn,
;,
S
1
7rKer
aur?hl"
of
the
flag.
Mr.
Wright
described
of
the
celebrated
Empire,
Errplrc
composition
which
it
repre-Day
yesterday,
with
Mrs.
J.
E.
senti
anj
trie
meaning
of
Its
col-Boddle
municipal
educational
sec-
ors,
red.
white
and
blue,
standing!
retary.
In
charge
of
arrangements.
for
intrntknal
hoonr.
national
!
,
studenUJ
and
"berty.
Individual
freedom
and
teachers
of
the
primary
grades
of
m..
He
consluded
with
an
ex-
,,?Me
'
h"8,
Ed?Kfd
and.
Potion
of
the
spirit
of
paUlot-Tr2
(M5a?,.ere(,
at
,nh
m
free
people,
and
he
Capitol
u
Theatre.
On
the
plat-
thee
sUrring
wtrds
"May
our
be-orm
were
the
regenU.
standard
loved
tu
efer
,
but
m
u
carers,
educational
secretary
and
.
syrnbon2e
unlly
of
p,,
Tr
k'
5,mm1andCr
A
cerlty
of
heart
and
Wmorshlp
leed
R.CJJ.
Following
was
the!o
1
Qod
P?!h:
j
The
Regent's
thanks
and
"Ood
rnZ
S
i
program,
which
w
repealed
for
a-
.
the
senior
students
with
a
short
Frevcr"-ung
E
w.
BAi
mUx
of
st
oy
all
the
schools.
p.r..
r
,!T1
,
"tinT
Zmn"
Rced-
',hf
ot
"
rt"h
Empire
the
schools
?
.
"
fth
un
by
vhWh
"
endured
u""ke
th
cJent
em
,
of
Rame
and
A
The
Sea
is
Britain's
Clorv."
,1,
.v,
...
,-..-7.1
Smn
he
EmplrC
Annu-
but
a
transient
period
and
then
elation
School.
,
English
Folk
Dance
Borden
.he'f
by
I
Principal
w.
W.
C.
0"Nell
and
.eachers:
Salute
the
Flag,
Bugler
Jack'
:
ureen.
"Ood
Save
the
King."
"O
Canada."
Regent's
remarks.
Orchestra
selections,
High
School
students.
SelectlolfVy
iuilor
Choir.
PatrlotIfJ(tjli
wlt2fHocaliW
by
Ruby
Anderson
and
El'spcth
MacKenzle.
Pianoforte
Solo.
"Hark,
Hark
the
Lark,"
Miss
Peggy
Large.
Miss
Patricia
McClymont
was
-
-1
o"
'
"
MJF
JVCV.
Vy.
a,
irom
the
water
after
feelln?
thp'WrlffhC
nn.r
nr
nni.t
u
prick
of
the
angler
hook
to
who
told
how
the
Idea
of
Empire
meet
the
fly
is
classical.
When
Day
originated
with
Mrs,
Clemen-
I!
AMAI.GAMATKU
MJILDINr.
WORKKRS
OF
CANADA
Prlnre
Rupert,
it.C.
AIETROPOLE
HAM.
Meetings
every
fourth
Sunday
In
the
month
at
2
p.m.
Unit
No.
1
:
Shipwrights,
Joiners.
Boat
Builders
and
Caulkers.
Unit
No.
2:
Painters,
Paper-hangers
and
Decorators.
Secretary:
Pholie
Blue
113,
P.O.
Bos
1
1
15
G
0
L
D
S
E
A
L
THE
SKAL
OF
QUALITY
1
Sockeyo
Salmon
Fancy
Red
5
Hcrrinjj
in
Tomato
Sauce
Sandwich
Spreads
Spiced
Salmon
Smoked
Salmon
:
Bloater
S...
............
FOR
QUICK
RESULTS
TRY
A
NEWS
WANT
ADD,
JS1JS
s
bW7
SEE
THE
MOST
DARING
EXPLOITS
OF
THE
RECKLESS
LEATHERNECKS!
IOHN
MlUlltN
RANOOtPH
PAYNE
O'HARA
.
SCOTT
MNCT
KEUT
WIUI1M
ftlCT
WAIIt
tSSDiSlOOM
fefcftf
0N
THE
SAME
"JEWEL
OF
THE
PACiriC"
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