PAGE
TWO
THE:
DAlLf
NEWS
SATURDAY
M.r
"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
hrown
and
black.
Hartt's
Army,
Navy
and
Air
Force
Shoes
carried
in
stock.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes'
EDITORIAL
Are
We
Working
for
Victory?
.
.
.
and,
although
admitting
a
long,
grim
task
ahead,
are
quite
sure
of
ultimate
victory.
Certainly
Canada
has
suffered
little
from
the
war
to
date.
We
have
lost
some
brave
men,
it
is
true,
although
nothing
like
the
volume
of
the
first
Great
War.
Few
of
us
at
home
have
even
been
called
upon
to
sacrifice,
much
less
fizht
or
work
undulv.
Although
daneer
to
our
FOR
HIGH
GRADE
FUR
COATS,
FOXES
At
Moderate
Prices,
See
GOLDBLOOMS
FUR
STORE
CHURCH
NOTICES
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Corner
Eighth
and
Ninth
Avenues
East
Rev.
J.
II.
Myrwang,
Pastor.
Res.
1077
1st
Ave.
W.
Phone
Blk.
8M
Mrs.
I.
Feness,
Organist
Miss
Beatrice
Mostad,
S.
S.
Supt.
Miss
Alma
Dybhavn,
s.
S.
Pianist
HOLY
WEEK
SERVICES
PALM
SUNDAY,
MARCH
29
10:00
a.m.
Sunday
School.
11:00
a.m,--Divine
Services,
In
English.
7:30
pjn
Services
in
English.
MONDAY,
MARCH
30
7:00
pjn-"The
Lutheran
Hour."
Lenten
Service
Broadca&t
CFPR
HOLY
THURSDAY,
APRIL
2
7:30
p.m
Services
in
Norwegian,
Holy
Communion.
GOOD
FRIDAY,
APRIL
3
1:00
p
m-Good
Friday
Message
Broadcast
by
the
Pastor,
CFTR
7:30
pjn
Divine
Services
in
English.
Holy
Communion.
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
(Church
of
England)
Very
Itev.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Dean
Organist,
Peter
Lien
Choir
Leader
A.
J.
Lancaster
Sunday
School
Sup'U
Prank
Skinner
NATIONAL
DAY
OF
PRAYER
C:O0
a
m.
.Holy
Communion.
10:00
a
jn.
Sunday
School.
11
:00
a.m.
Morninif
Pravr
and
Rrmnri
PURUC
NOTICE
Defence
of
Canada
Regulations
Prohibition
of
Photography
of
Specified
Places
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
ORDER
WHEREAS
Regulation
H
of
the
Defence
of
Canada
Regulations
(Consolidation)
1941.
as
amended
by
Order
in
Council
dated
27th
October,
1941.
P.C.
7987.
and
Order
in
Council
dated
17th
January,
1942.
I
tin..
l
vkntnn.HU.
1a-MKa
BANQUET
order
of
aTo'mpTtenr
authorUy
Hotel,
recrtved
b,
I.
Moe
being
an
area
in
relation
vo
wmen
iop
imer-jeur
cap
np
the
restriction
of
photography
an-
Fitters,
received
by
J.
Slavtn.
pears
to
that
competent
authority
nnrw
rh.xwitnnthin
(OentintMd
from
Pae
One)
'miii.i
n(
ft
Mjm!
nf
email
boaLs
IX
H
h
I
II
eacn
JPped
nos
and
10
ILLiLlU
pump
being
provided
by
the
-
-
'operation
of
various
tntereaU
Cribbage
and
BrWe
League
along
the
waterfront
will
be
look-
Trophle
Presented
At
Gather-
lntt.
The
laek
Of
repoae
w
ing
Last
Night
'the
appeal
for
particulars
or
avail-
.
able
ctoiiilng
from
the
Disaster
Presentation
of
the
trophies
of
Relief
Committee
of
the
Red
Cross
the
194141
season
featured
the
i
was
a
aattter
of
regret,
annual
banquet
of
the
Prince
j
The
uaasiblllty
and
tfealrabliUV
Rupert
Cribbage
and
Whist
League
j
of
aralBtng
the
native
peoples
which
was
held
last
night
in
the
of
adjacent
areas
Into
A.
R
P
Eagles'
Hall
with
President
Robert
'activities
will
be
looked
into.
McKay
in
the
chair
and
about
Early
action
in
connection
wjth
sixty
persons
In
attendance.
Bs-jtfce
oaawwflaglng
and
safefward-
which
provision
may
be
made
by
proceedings
were
much
enjoyed
by
also
announced
that,
in
ease
of
order
of
a
competent
authority,
no
all
from
start
to
finish.
raids,
all
medical
aarvie
mW-
person
shall,
except
undev
the
au-
The
presentations
were
as
fol-'tary.
air
forre
and
civilian
would
inoruy
oi
a
wruiusn
perron
urani-
,ows:
.
,
be
available
few
all
kind
of
tent
authority,
make
or
publish
Cribbage
League
championship
any
photograph,
sketch,
plan
or
cup
Smiles
Cafe,
rwottved
by
other
representation
of.
or
of
any
Knut
Slatta.
part
of,
or
object
in
any
area
in
cribbage
League
runner-up
cup
8
ties
civilian
forces.
In
the
armed
i2-b!-fi5Pellf
"JLta.
ii
tVf.
.f
cup-Cow
Boys,
received
by
John
'
World
heavyweight
champion
camera
"with
WaTta
"anv
such
Karoky.
j
mmf
ddock
turned
dovmXU.
area,
and
further
that
such
Bridge
League
runner-up
cup
Sehmeltaga
guarantee
lor
a
competent
authority
may
make
Grotto,
received
by
George
Howe,
(heavyweight
title
fight
in
Bertm
ucn
au
auj
aoii
High
individual
cribbage
score
ne
years
ago.
instead,
we
itr
authority
may
give
such
special
cup
Andrew
Ronald.
directions
as
the
said
authority
or
High
Individual
bridge
score
cap
person
thinks
necessary
relating
George
Howe
to
tfte
publication
.or
non-puoitea-.
'
In
aoenlnB.
th-
nroeeedlnM.
after
i
roand.
SPORT
CHAT
aey
Irishman
elected
to
moat
Joe
Loais
in
Chicago
an
km
bis
title
when
knocked
out
In
the
eighth
,u"
"
vrni
""
w
'plans
or
other
representations
,'"r
.
made
under
the
authority
of
a
excellent
banquet
spread.
Mr.
Me-1
Fred
Perry,
former
amauw
m-
We
have
not
Started
yet
on
the
formidable
job
of
AND
WHEREAS
I.
the
under-'
that
cribbage.
rather
than
brkkge.
old
BUI
Tttden
in
four
seta
at
winning
the
war.
By
and
large
and
to
all
intents
and
f
Square
Garden
rive
nurooses
we
have
SO
far
been
losing.
However,
OUr
lead-
(or
the
purposes
of
the
said
Rec.u-
fMTed
th
t0011
fellowship
rears
ago.
Gate
receipto
were
H.-n
w
orr
vonnu-hrl
nnnfWon,,.
fl,0co
nclation
and
it
appears
to
me.
that
which
had
been
engendered
by
the
j
000.
Ellsworth
Vines
took
Perry's
the
areas
and
objecU
mentioned
coHipetitten
of
the
league.
hereunder
are
ones
in
relation
to
which
the
restriction
of
,
photog-'
Fred
Wennlg.
the
secretary-'
started
the
same
year
.
,
.
i
.
.
.
raphy
Is
expedient
in
che
Inter-,,
weaTOrpr-
maae
onfI
rP"
on
ests
of
the
safety
of
the
State.
nwhat
he
said
had
been
a
very
auc-1
NOW
THEREFORE
I.
the
cessful
season
with
eight
teams
said
Minister
of
National
De-
operating
In
each
league,
fence.
In
pursuance
of
the
said
Another
anikr
Rrt
Unr.
Regulation
18.
as
amended,
do
Jl
2h1
r?
,
I.J
hereby
order
that
no
oerson
xinii
ho
referred
i
to
the
value
of
make
or
publish
any
pnotograDh.isport
and
healthy
competition
to
own
shores
becomes
increasinplv
nossible.
as
far
sis
P"
.otber
represent-;
the
community.
There
wa
also
------
...
,
uon
in
any
oi
ine
areas
or
places
the
social
value
and
the
spirit
of
Viae
hppn
tn
rlnfp
n1pnyint
'thereof,
or
have
a
camera
therein.
1
ir
T.
V
nas
oeen
to
aate
a
n
vpw
ery
pleasant
wnr
ar.
,or
of
of
hereunder
o
behalf
of
iwo
years
ago
rnme
iuimsier
unurcniu
tamen
about
blood,
sweat,
toil
and
tears.
Canadians
you
and
we
have
had
little,
if
any,
of
that
yet.
We
have
done
little
enough
yet
to
deserve
victory.
But
our
turn
is
coming
and
we
had
better
steel
ourselves
to
change
our
ways,
to
work
and
to
sacrifice,
to
do
it
soon.
Here
in
Prince
Rupert,
at
long
last,
we
should
soon
be
really
knowing
there
is
a
war
on.
Financing
Our
Own
Protection
.
.
.
The
government
has
sutreested
that
it
is
time
the
individual
communities
themselves
are
doing
something!
civilian
protection.
Our
own
member,
T.
D.
Pattullo,
suggests
that
something
should
be
done
about
it
forthwith,
that
we
should
not
let
ourselves
depend
entirely
upon
the
governments
in
the
matter.
While
the
government
has,
no
doubt,
some
responsibility,
there
is
also
virtue
in
the
stand
that,
if
people
will
not
put
up
dollars
and
efforts
in
protection
of
their
own
homes
and
families,
they
can
hardly
criticize
the
authorities
for
failing
to
do
so.
the
senrteea
Tom
measure
in
a
long
road
tour
that
J.
A.
Wilson
of
Ottawa,
director
of
air
services
for.
Canada,
haai
specified
excent
under
the
author-
mv
Riehaf
dsan.
for
tw
run.
and
been
a
visitor
In
Edmonton
durirw
y
L
u
i
,?r
ranted
onlLes
Hamlin,
for
the
army,
uwe
.
the
past
lew
days
conferrtng
wtth
Command
or
the
Commanding
"c
"luslcal
program
wa
ieas-
a
w
uir
Munumgn
airpori.
ine
Officer
Pacific
Coast
(R.CXi
or
ured
by
vocal
solos
by
Private
'city
ha
asked
the
Dominion
gov-the
Air
Officer
Commanding
Wes-.
Lynch,
accompanied
by
Clare
smmaot
to
extend
and
hard
sur-,a
m
Sni
Harbour
Un-
Davta-
ci7
was
an-
,
face
the
runway
of
the
airport,
per
andlS5ff
vSJ
liar!
ere
was
a
recitation
.
Job
which.
It
la
eaUaawM.
woald
Sour,
the
shore
line
faces
of.ov
Robert
McKay
and
step
dane-1
coat
1800,000.
banks
or
cliffs
of
Southern
lng
by
Art
Dyer.
Vancouver
Island
contiguous
j
The
Midland
Infantrv
nMimi
'
and
adjacent
thereto,
7,
JT!?1
ana
ex-
...
,,
tending
from
Sheringham
Point
MlCT
olla
n
nnil
c
f
OnUrt0
h"
waived
in
Ed-
on
the
Southwest
coast
to.
and
"lloLCllallCUUo
monton
to
take
up
quarters
at
the
including.
Sidney
Island.
James
i
pf
t
it
i
i
Wn
ot
WaJes
annorle.
Lieut.
lb)
(e
uwitu.
VAiai
istana
inn
Pieri
I
.
i-i
1
.1
rvu
i
r
ri
j
.
Island.
;
UHUVYCr
lb
11CIU
7T
'
TT
"
u
"I
2
The
shore
line
and
area1
,h
commanding
officer
The
ragi-
ui
mc
immrauiie
viciniiv
OI
.
....
hiuuui
auiu
u
airvaor
!
Socke
Lake
and
Coldstream
r'""-
ney
is
iiMteu
inmaittng
route
marches
throu.h
th
Lake
situate
northwest
of
the
'onr
of
Miss
Bernire
Manh.
citv
of
Victoria.
Vancouver
Harbour
and
the
A
delightful
miscellaneous
hn.-.
waters
of
Burrard
Inlet
except
Jer
was
held
last
evening
at
Uv-the
North
Arm.
o
t
h
e
r
w
I
n
e
,
home
of
Mrs.
Stella
Dony
in
non-known
as
Indian
Arm,
situate.!
Mr3i
JtuL
'
or
0f
Ml
Bernlce
'
lying
and
being
to
the
East
of
if,
i
5t:
a
line
from
the
most
westerly!
V
"a
lBK0"
P1
edge
of
Point
Orey
to
Point
j
ne"
tt.v
Cowan
on
Bowen
Island,
in
eluding
the
bridge
a;
First
narrows
ana
at
Second
Nar
uuihi?
uic
evening
ortogj
httd
whist
games
were
played
and
the
prize
winners
were
Mrs,
Kate
rows,
and
I
the
waterfront
fadl-,
Smith
at
bridge
and
Mm.
Tom
elatin
and!
ties
to
ahlppm?.
Scully
at
whist.
-elWh
above1
At
idnlht
deUclou.
refresh-,
or
touched
b
y
Tthe
described
waters
I
ment
vere
after
aiilch
the
ci
Prince
Rupert
'British
Co.
bride-to-be
was
presented
with'
lumbiai
Harbour
and
an-1
many
useful
and
lovelv
srtfts.
I
hrlrttre
waffnf"1,
J"
'
Woods.
Mrs.
A.
E.
Dicker,
Jr.
shiPping.""sho?;r
and
TaceT
of
Tn
nnJ'
MfVB-
Mc"
cliff
adininfmr
thA
MMahon,
Mrs.
George
Thomosja.
Mltr"ir
a
n
.
Anv
ohlert
nf
thp
Arin-1
uivua.riAs
iuiukv
V'S
tiona
followlne.
situate
uithin
CANBERRA.
March
28:
0
Pol
Brttteh
Columbia
and
Yukon
lh
Minister
to
Australia
Dr.
S.
searc
uiai
is
io
say.
.Gruszka.
49.
Pol!.h
rv,n,i.r.,.
:hlight,
listening
posr.
or
other
work
of
rf?nr-
f)
Any
aerodrome
or
seaplane
station:
'g)
Any
essembly
of
any
of
His
Majesty's
forces:
'h)
Any
barracks,
encampment,
or
building
occupied
or
in
course
of
preparation
for
occupation
,.
by
any
or
His
Majesty's
force:
i)
Any
arsenal,
magazine
or
store,
for
munitions
of
war
whether
completed
or
In
course
of
construction:
Ji
Any
Naval,
Military
or
Air
Force
wireless,
telegraph,
telephone
or
signal
station
or
any
cable
station?
'
k)
Any
vessel
o
war
either
com-plete
or
under
construction.
1)
Any
aircraft
or
the
wreckage
of
any
aircraft:
m)
Any
building,
structure,
vessel
or
other
object
damaged
by
enemy
action
or
as
a
result
of
steps
taken
to
repel
enemy
action:
In)
Any
roads
or
railway
exclusively
connected
with
works
of
aeience:
iral
in
New
York
for
six
year.
nas
arrived
here
wearing
a
tie
covered
with
Victory
V's
and
a
belt
made
of
glass.
ver.
Prince
Rupert.
Esquimau
ana
x
wKe
isiana.
orty.
Timely
Recipes
OKANOH
MAKMALAIir.
Willi
HONEY
I
medium
steed
oranges.
1
cop
water
S
tablespoons
lemon
Juke
2
cups
honey
cup
fruit
pectin
Put
oranges
through
food
chop
per,
using
the
fine
Made.
Measure
proaches
including
Metlakatial
Those
present
were
Mm
Stella
Passace
thp
iliai
nf
rioK
t.
rvni.v
,
.
.
inuoui
about
2
i
cuds
cups
of
or
rtrmrt
grouna
orange.
.and.
o
'iJJP
7,A
i
T?
'
"-"-""
M-
Kate
vtc
Smith.
cxn:ui.
Mr.
Airs
.T!.0
nd-
bring
to
a
rolling
boll.
Lower
heat
and
bring
to
simmer
IS
minutes;
then
add
honey
and
when
it
comes
di
Yorke
Island.
Britih
Cotiim.
iMrs.
Ed
Olsen.
Mrs.
R.
PhllUos'
ball
atmmer
again
for
30
mln
bla.
and
the
waters
of
John-jMr-
Gordon
McMyn,
Mr.
R.
B.lutea.
Add
lemon
Juice
and
liquid
iaffVBwi1
M"-
B;J-V
iP-
Brl"8
to
a
full
rolim,
bo'i
u,
mia.
j.
vuaicr.
Mr,
iviandhnl
I
nut
nn.
minni.
nm.
HHJe
irOm
IOW
tlrfr
lnltiriillo
:
Ttrorv-A
art..
r.li-
.
a
M
a
-
9
i
a
v.
ii
ivy
i
at
once,
glasses.
Makes
6
eight-ounce
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
2
AND
I
DO
FURTHER
ORDER
.
1917
ch
occupied
that
any
photographs,
sketches,'
oulr
def'nces
a
of
city
of
La
Fere,
Plans
or
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