PAGE
FOUR
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
.And
when
we
speak
of
Purses
we
include
all
those
necessary
"spring
musts"
in
a
complete
matching
ensemble
:
Clove
s,
Millinery,
Jewellery,
Flowers,
Hosiery,
Collar
and
Cuff
Sets,
Scarves
.
.
.yes,
even
down
to
the
Handkerchief
for
just
the
right
finishing
touch.
('has.
Dodimcad
OptomrtrKl
in
Cliarce
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
HriMirinc,
Hand
KinraTinj
VISIT
OUU
UASUMKNT
STOKIJ
for
line
China.
Mnnerware,
lilasses,
Itagcagr
a,,,l
.Nuiellies.
MAX
HEILBRONER
Jeweler
Diamond
.Merchant
Spring
Handbags
BREAK
m
OUT
In
Brillia
it
New
Fabrics
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Nisht
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Kupcrl"
TIIIKI)
AVE.
Next
to
Heilbroner's
I'hone
IiLUE
907
Special
Price
for
LAW
US'
and
CKNTS'
N'fiW
SIMtING
CLOTHING
$27.50
and
up.
B.
LAMB,
Tailor
Phone
Black
787
302
Third
Ave.
W.
Occasional
Furniture
CEDAR
CHESTS
528.00,
$35.00i
and
fitujs
UEDROOM
SUITE
Special
3
PIECE
CHESTERFIELD
SUITE-Special
3
PIECE
CHESTERFIELD
SUITE-Special
SEAMLESS
AXMINSTER
CARPETS-AI1
sizes
OCCASIONAL
CHAIRS
ODD
CHESTERFIELD
CHAIRS
.
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FLOOR
COVERTNP.
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TMntniu
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1
$79.00
$117.00
$89.00
$12.93
and
$23.00
$26
50
-o
icei
woe..
Large
stock
for
your
choice.
FOOT
STOOLS-Each
DRESSERS,
each
nnn
.,..
'
:
'
J
V
invite
you
to
visit
our
'
Used
Z?,
1
1
nd
many
pieces
of
furniture
for
your
hom
at
prices.
.
.
.
All-Wave
K,d
L?.t-r.eat.money
savi"S
Buffets.
Dressers.
R
ound
iJ
matcn;
DavenDorte
5?fPPi
nru
n
7
.
cuairs
lo
Elio's
Furniture
St
Tinito
avi:nui;
BUY
.
.
.
ritlNCIJ
ItUI'I'KT
ore
i'iionk
ckki;n
ai9
RUPERT
BRAND
Sole
Fillets
KOM'ASTU
READY
TO
COOK
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
to.
Ltd.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
"-4
NEWS
FROM
EDMONTON
Capt.
E.
R.
Brock,
H.ON.V.K:,
director
of
naval
reserve
divisions,
carried
out
an
Inspection
of
Edmonton
division.
I!c
was.
accompanied
by
Commander
E.
T.
Tis-'
dall,
director
of
training
foe
the
Canadian
Navy;
Lieut.
Colin
S.
Ulassco,
officer
commanding
the
Edmonton
division,
and
officers
.n
charge
of
each
division.
Capt.
Brock
examined
candidates
for
commissions
in
the
navy.
As
a
result
of
the
destruction
last
New
Year's
day
of
Metropolitan
United
Church
buJdlng
here,
-he
amalgamation
of
Metropolitan
and
Garneau
United
churches
is
being
considered.
The
proposal
is
Numerous
new
and
timely
volumes
have
been
added
to
the
shelves
of
the
Edmonton
Public
Library.
Prospect
for
a
resumption
rr
activity
in
the
Walnwrlght
oil
field
of
Alberta
are
believed
to
be
cood.
Drilling
is
about
to
begin
on
holdings
or
Clifton
C.
Ross,
one
mile
north
of
town.
The
Walnwrlght
field
has
been
dormant
for
ten
years.
Experts
believe
there
are
several
potential
small
wells.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
MONT)
AY
I
II!"
App.
to
erect
a
new
church
buildin
to
.
1,1
in
8rtmi
addition
takP
carp
of
thp
.nu
i
r
tre
were
organ
the
merged
congregation.
Some
of
the
material
from
old
Metropolitan
Church
may
be
salvageable.
Purchase
of
$1500
of
Dominion
government
bonds
was
deckt?d
upon
at
the
final
meeting
of
the
Students'
Council
of
the
University
of
Alberta
here.
Lloyd
Grisdalc
of
Olds,
Alberta,
Is
the
new
president
of
the
students'
council.
Surgeon
Captain
A.
McCallum.
medical
director-general
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy,
in
an
interview
during
a
recent
visit
here,
made
the
statement
that
46
percent
of
the
men
called
up
for
military
training
were
below
Cate-;ory
A.
After
two
years
and
three
months
on
military
service
in
England.
Sergeant
Instructor
Don-old
Gower,
In
civilian
life
ticket
clerk
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
at
Edmonton
station,
has
returned
home
and
will
be
engaged
in
instructional
work
here.
CONCERT
IS
ACCEPTABLE
final
Affair
Stated
by
Varilrn
Singers
Cot
Adam
anil
Commander
llrcd
.Make
Spree
he
Ilefore
a
good-shed
and
a
purr
clntlve
audience",
the
Vardcn
Sing
ers
Thursday
night
in
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
presented
a
very
acceptable;
concert
featuring
sacred
numbers,
both
In
Norwegian
and
English.
The
proceeds
from
a
collection
amounting
to
$112
will
be
for
the
benefit
of
Norwegian
sailors
in
the
service
of
the
Allies.
There
were
nniherrn
and
nr
snrurs
and
Mrs.
Henry
I
twine
r,
was
sotolst.
Peter
Lien
esbMl-;
his
usual
earfbilltles
In
dl-eetkm
to
the
chiml
num-
snlrvt
hv
Peter
Lien
and
iiino
sotos
br
Miss
Frances
Moore.
Miss
Ruth
Nelson
acted
as
accompanist
for
some
of
the
numbers.
Another
feature
of
the
evening!
included
addressee
by
Col.
FredW
.
j
Adams
of
the
United
States
Army
I
and
Commander
A.
H.
Recdofthe'
Canadian
Navy.
The
former
spoke
tne
me
Norweiian
Norwegian
merchant
merchant
ma-
nu.
the
Commercial
Orads,
have
been
sparking
the
Orad-ComcU
of
Edmonton
in
the
series
here
during
the
past
week
with
Wichita
Thurs-tons
which
the
Edmonton
girls
won.
TtiA
U'.v,
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,
i
....
.
SPECIAL
3
DAY
J
itcK
m:ss
l'N(i.(il'.MI'NT
-i;i:(ilNNIN(i
-sciiixs
sx
avsiiots
County
1
The
At
(tnc
Animal
Speak
Compl11'
1.00.
3
'OS.
7
06
'
"
FaUn'
i
3
25
;
1:29.
9
-
see
It
lr""1
A
Whiffiets
From
The
Waterfront
j
on,
'
-
f
nne
ana
the
latter
the
on
subject;
C.PJ
steamer
Princess
Louise
nlf
,
hortly
be
coming
on
the
Rev.
J.
u
H
Myrwans
presided
and
eompany'.
Alaska
service
for
the
spoke
of
the
occasion
of
the
sec-
summer
reptaelng
the
Princes.
vln
'
thC
Norah-
The
"v"
u"1
lr
optftoon
vasion
of
Nora-ay
as
well
as
the
a
ten-day
schedulee
wiui
Captain
Nomealan
seamen.
,s.
K
Oray.
who
for
.one
year,
'
has
been
master
of
th
nrinFM
Louis.
Is
now
akiDoer
of
tint
nri
ri
ces
BUxabeth
on
the
VJotoria
run.
C.PJt.
steamer
Irince
Norah.
Capt.
WUllam
Palmer,
arrived
In
Pwt
at
11:15
yesterday
morning
irom
Vancouver
.
and.
mtm.
Mwr
ftr
.....
"imciu
uiiaaa
laoic
len-1
uim-
nls
championship
tournament
h,.
charting
fifty
tons
of
frelaht
hn
been
in
progress
hero
rfnrw
ih.
tailed
at
4
pjn.
in
oonUnuatkm
r
Sunrise
Easter
Sunday
services
wcek
wttn
many
of
the
leading
her
vJra
to
Alaska
whence
she
were
held
by
many
of
Edmonton's
Payers
of
the
western
part
of
the
duc
hck
here
Thursday
after
-churches
Including
Grace
Luther-
.country
participating.
,
noon
southbound.
The
as.
Norah
an,
central
Baptist
and
Edmonton
,
1130
00
0OM
IM
paaaetifters
of
Pentecostal
Tabernacle.
The
Edmonton
Pian
ria
whom
three
dlsembarkad
here
i
Teachers'
Association
has
elected
8'n
boartl
t
this
port
for
the
I
oiucera
as
follows:
President.
O
nGrw,
Hatlcn;
vice
-
president.
Miss
Blanche
Thornton.
Her
earliest
arrival
In
port
from
.Ihe
south
tn
weeks.
Union
Steamer
Easter
Holiday
travel
on
railway
Oatala.
Capt
trneat
Shepfwrd
and
bus
lines
in
all
directions
arr,Tl
t
10:10
lat
nicht
from
from
Edmonton
was
much
heavier
V3"00""'
nd
sailed
at
midnight
than
usual.
for
Port
Simpson
and
Stewart
whence
she
U
due
bark
hrre
U-
Prlze
horses
and
cattle
of
many
""H""'"'
morninR
yjuthtymnd
rom
au
over
the
tii.m
provinces
were
shown
at
h
nual
spring
stock
show
of
the
Edmonton
Exhibition
Association
ixsf
.
--
.
'wlc;
Tne
show
lasted
four
day
Spring
,nHn
has
arrived
in
Edmonton
and
Included
two
1a.
uiu
local
zaraenerx
sr.
D.tin
Iheir
plots
tn
readiness.
Vegetables.
,ramcr
tnan
nowers.
will
bo
teat.
,
ers
this
yea
Mrs.
Allan
Sahe.
president
of
the
Women's
Anriiiaru
.u-
.
-
I
..uAuiaij
ji
Urea
HV
mjui'
Mmnnlnn
norrn
Canarllan
Am...
....
.
Helen
Northup.
Noel
MacDonnM
and
Etta
Dann,
old
time
stars
of
iew
aays
ago.
urged
members
of
the
Auxiliary
to
vote
affirmatively
in
the
forthcoming
federal
manpower
plebiscite.
Now
is
Ihc
lime
lo
start
saving
ior
next
year
INCOME
TAX
The
hard
War
to
ruy
your
next
year',
income
Jw"iHicf.ll.due...henKr.We
for
the
money.
th.s
month
...
and
deposit
enough
every
par
day
to
meet
your
next
bill
IN
FULL
in
March
1943.
Be
smart!
Make
your
firjt
deposit
for
th.s
purpose
the
very
next
time
you
rcccive
your
pay
follow
your
plan
faithfully,
month
by
month,
through
the
year:
Vou
Will
be
glad
you
did
.
.
.
later.
b
TO
HELP
YOU
SAVE
The
Roy.l
Bant
Ilmjlr
Bl)(
,
.
.
you
how
to
ve
hy
p,m,ci
lLw?
l
1
'c
payment,
,nj
other
filej
ch
4ow
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THE
ROYAL
BANK
of
Canada
To
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Uar
h
Our
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,
Furniture
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selling
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for
Vancouver:
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every
Tuesday
1:30
P.m.
One
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every
Fridaytui6'!0
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