PAGE
TWO
"You
always
look
slick
as
a
whistle
What
can
I
do
for
my
tough
bristle?"
"The
Blue
Gillette
will
end
your
trouble,
With
speed
and
ease
it
whisks
off
stubble!"
Grinding,
honing
and
stropping
Sky
GilUlIt
SJodl
on
gioal
prtcitwa
mockinm
oc(uilaJb(
to
1;
10,000
of
on
inch.
IMP?
av
i
TV.
It
Tough
beard
comes
off
like
fuzz,
because
Blue
Gillette
Blades
have
the
keenest,
smoothest-shaving
edges
that
have
ever
been
produced.
MONEY
CAN'T
BUY
AN
EASIER-SHAVING
RAZOR
MADE
Letter
Box
EVACUATION
Editor
Daily
News:
Would
some
one
who
really
j
date
is
set.
knows
publish
through
this
paper
Jf
there
Is
any
truth
in
the
rumors
going
around
to
the
effect
that
evacuation
is
going
to
be
enforced,
the
date
being
even
set
for
April
25.
These
persistent
ru
mors
keep
a
lot
of
us
women
un
settled.
If
it
is
so.
I
think
we
should
be
notified.
"RESTLESS."
We
believe
that
"Restless"
may
-be
assured
that
no
evacuation
Naturally,
civilian
evacuation
is
something
that
the
authorities
must
consider
against
an
emergency
arising.
Editor.
TOILERS
CHAMPS
i
Mixed
Howling
I.
r
a
c
i
e
Season
;
Comes
to
Close
With
Playing
;
of
Final
Fixtures
Ust
1
I'venim.
Toilers
won
two
out
of
three
garnets
with
Woanja
In
final
play
of
the
season
in
the
MUed
Bowling
League
last
nleht
leaving
them
in
top
place
in
the
standing
for
the
second
half
as
they
were
in
the
first
half.
Ooaseqitently,
the
Toilers
are
season's
chanvpjoru
without
any
further
play-off.
I
Qame
scores
last
ntgtU
were
as
I
follows:
Tollers.
2:
Woanja.
1.
Sav-Mor,
1;
Peoples
Store,
2.
Pushovers.
1;
Rtnty
Dinks,
2.
Alley
Cats.
3;
Stone's
Clothiers.
default.
The
individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
Woanjas
1
H.
Woodside
14
S.
Woodside
124
J.
Cymbal
196
B.
Peterson
149
I
P.
James
HI
S.
Davis
I
Handicap
Totals
Toilers
L.
Croxford
T.
Praser
....
C.
Fraser
...
T.
Hall
A.
Keilett
...
C.
Keilett
...
Handicap
...
Totals
ATIN-
ENAMEL
VARNISH
A
"Bapco"
Product
152
151
ir
IT
149
196
215
56
56
3
141
21
173
199
156
1S7
56
1140
1679
1106
152
207
210
191
146
128
215
317
139
135
194
175
44
44
211
15
151
172
169
169
44
1100
1107
1069
nipky
DinHs
R.
DeJong
154
149
137
P.
DeJong
216
223
353
M.
Ma4iH
121
300
139
O.
Franklin
.....
156
145
183
V.
Wrathall
-
173
293
119
J.
Comadlna
lfO
196
161
Totals
1086
1241
1067
Pushovers
ADVERTISE
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
D-
Wick
27
140
199
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THURSDAY
D.
Nelson
220
161
H.
Tully
-
197
20J
O.
Turgftdn
Armstrong
.
McMeekJn
.
Totals
Sav.Mor
R.
LaBelle
..
J.
Brernnw
R
stef
avlg
P.
Stegavk
OLO
An
exceptionally
durable,
high-gloss
enamel
in
brilliant
colors.
Use
it
on
furniture,
interior
woodwork,
floors
or
linoleum.
Use
it
on
floors,
linoleum,
woodwork
or
furniture.
Hard
wearing
under
foot.
Unsurpassed
for
table
tops,
restaurant
counters,
sink
boards,
etc.,
not
affected
by
hot
dishes
or
boiling
D
water.
SATIN
FINISH
VICTORIA
Soft
pastel
shades
specially
selected
for
wall
decoration.
A
real
economy
because
it
can
bo
washed
repeatedly
without
loss
of
color
or
beauty.
--
.
Ask
Your
Satin-Glo
Dealer
for
Color
Chart
as
a
Holp
in
the
Selection
of
Smart
Color
Combinations
British
America
Paint
Co.
Ltd.
VANCOUVER
CALGARY
EDMONTON
121
117
144
Dominate
112
US
m
183
185
113
110
160
19
172
1002
1035
1040
178
102
216
300
Oddfellows'
Scotch
Dance
Another
I'jijuyable
Affair
Held
l.ast
Friday
Nlht.
1
i
.
1
r
200
124
Anomer
enjoyaoie
rvrmm
ui
134
1G8
Scottish
dancing
was
hew
in
tne
D.
Ballinger'.
.
2U2
m
Oddfellows'
Hall
ttfl
Sa,Hftf
with
A.
Alger
.......
Handicap
Totals
Peoples
Sto
Campbell
2M
13
the
usual
large
wewd
In
ttH-
34
34
dance.
1219
1034
Music
was
supplied
by
the
Oddfellows'
Scottish
Orchestra
113
173
sisting
of
Archie
McGhee,
accor-
174
dion;
Harry
ayeMsen,
plan,
and
Lou
Felientlial
.......
234
lit
238
Lewis
Milder,
drum
During
the
Robinson
231
355
233
evening.
Piper
McLennan
and
Pipe
Stone
185
193
178
Major
Purdln
rendered
selections
L.
Felsenthal
131
113
90
Handicap
1M
126
126
I
Totals
1149
1029
1368
'
Alley
Cats
B.
Blind
189
162
144
,
Allen
196
10Q
127
N.
Asemiasen
150
302
J
08
Ion
lfll
306
m
i
M.
An4ase
....
1G0
363
3tt
Handicap
34
34
34
Tak
..
869
906
887
;
S4eue
defaulted,
j
The
final
league
standing:
Won
Lost
Pi
n.
Toilers
36
1
30!
Sv-Mor
36
16
36
j
Peoples
Store
24
18
34
J
Pushovers
39
39
3t
Rlnky
Dmks
2
36
32
After
Oats
16
36
16
Woanjas
it
27
15
Stone
14
36
14!
Mrs.
B.
Shearman
af
Kit
tat
la
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
.
for
a
trip
to
Vawouver,
J.
J.
Payne
is
salting
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
business.
DAILY
NEWS
WANT
ADS
URINO
REStTjTS.
PHONE
98
-
Glowing
Colors
for
Walls,
Floors
and
Furniture
REGINA
It
ws
announced
that
the
com
would
be
the
filial
one
for
the
season.
RfrMhments
were
served
bv
Lhe
GOOD
COOKS
Innw
iLi
.u
t
"w
mar
ciadine
B
OYRI
much
improves
soups,
sfews
or
provincial
Constable
Bdwurd
O.
Ktdd
relumed
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupee
yesterday
morning
from
a
trip
te
Vaneeuver.
Mr.
Ktdd
is
remaining
In
the
south
for
a
whiia
longer.
rived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
't
sr
1
Rupert
yesterday
morning
from
Victoria
.o
lelteve
Uut.
Com-
X
Z,T
eimlttee
ooasiasing
of
Mr-
and
man0r
l'xn
I
C
Lieut.
Oommander
Harrison
ar
night.
yWWra
A
100
U.C.
Yoffucc
QUALITY
CANNED
FOODS
RflVAL
ClTY
mon;
than
a
hrnml
tM
a
gtuiruntro
of
Hatlsfui
tion.
IN
T
III:
M'PHT
Ht;
c
l.i
mi:u
1
Ih
Ibr
Un
,
AbJ
ln
11,,
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ttfmUrt
fp
(9MW
W
i.
Vbrtriat
at
of
W
ssrvlce
The
latter
is
sailing
for
I
tniwbtm
ini.u
i.
...
m
...
.
'"ST
IBM
W
mm
frwh.
DATtO
.
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A
la.,
9'0yy,
l,rwl.
I
,
1
11.
rasu'iinwl
Mr
VALENTIN
DAB:
rnoM
1
'V.V.V.V.'.V.V.VAW.Vt
I.
IH'I.KI.rY
V
U1JT
r
.lrruet
itr
ii
I.
l-:
We
b.
:
1
and
if.
farmer
r
I-
feel
other
!
quair.v
.
!
We
..-
vsoktah;
slblr
j
MUSSALU'--:
Economy
Stc
I
"Where
t
(
10.
JAPANESE
FISHING
VESSELS
The
Japanese
Fishing
Vessels
Dtspou
Committee
was
ronstltutad
by
Y.
C.
3tt,
January
13th.
1942.
lor
the
purpose
of
unpiemenUnt
m
etfertiv
far
impounded
Japanese
fishing
vessels
to
new
owner,
who
must
t
clUsens.
of
other
than
Japanese
origin
Prospective
purchasers
should
be
experienced
fishermen,
who
propose
ustiu:
the
fishing
industry
of
British
ColumMg.
Hy
sfcoujd
glgftltto
dirn
i.
anese
owner
of
the
ship
they
wish
to
buy,
or
ith
hit
regrtieajUttT.
Detcrtpuve
details
of
vaatek
are
aemUaohi
la
Vhe
9Htm
of
the
OD9Bittr
fisy
examined
by
these
Interested.
When
an
atrrtment
for
tale
and
purtlme
Has
been
made
by
the
Jap-inr
"
the
buyer,
drUllt
of
the
transaction
hould
le
lubmlllrd
to
the
Commlltrc
u
approved,
the
transfer
of
the
veMrl
ean
be
prompll)
rumplttrd.
if
an
ajretment
rannol
be
reached
belHten
ttie
vendor
and
the
purchaser
the
t
mittec
will
arhitrate
thf
dlffcreneea..
II"
Till:
VIlNIIOIt
IMH5S
NOT
Af.KlE
AHIJITKATH
,
TIIK
COIMITTi:i:
WILL
SH
I
A
iMtK.T
AT
WHICH
TIIK
VI
SSIl
Ml-IJI1
S01.l.
Only
outright
sales,
enabling
transfer
of
title
of
vessel,
will
be
approved
b.
In
the
event
of
a
purchase
involving
term
payments
to
the
teller,
the
b.i
m,ust
be
secured
by
mortgage.
ruuiiTS
run
inspection
of
vissi:u
uis
ko.v
nr.
ohtaini:d:
AT
THE
COMMITTEE
OTFICM.
1628
MARINB
BUILDINQ.
VANC
!
.
'
b)
IN
THE
CASE
OP
RB8IDMMT8
OP
NBW
WBgTMINSTFti
OR
V!
'
APPLYINO
BY
LETTER,
TBLRPHOMB
OK
TBLtXlRAPM
TO
THE
OFFI'
'
COMMITTEE.
WHO
WILL
ARRANOE
THAT
PRRMITS
WILL
nE
ISSt
F".
NAVAL
OFFICE.
PAQIFIO
COAST
TRRMIMAL8.
NIW
U'BQTMINSTER.
"N
!
TION
OP
THE
PROPER
CREDENTIALS
AND
REOISTHATION
CARDS.
To
prospective
purchasers
llvine
at
a
distance
from
Vancouver,
the
follows,
suggested:
When
a
specifically
desired
vessel
la
known,
as
well
ft
the
name
and
addre.v
r
direct
negotiations
should
be
carried
out
m
accordance
with
the
proo
'i
'
above.
Where
the
vmscJ
is
known,
but
not
the
owner
or
his
whereabout,
the
C''i.n
will
asUt
in
supplying
the
lnfprm.ftUan.
TIIK
PROCEDURE
WILL,
THEN
BK
LINED
IN
ABOVE
PARAGRAPHS.
Ir
the
case
of
fUhermen
not
having
any
specific
vessel
In
uuijjd,
bt
dMiii
one
ar
noro
of
the
impounded
vessels
for
act
(ye
fightog,
servtoe
In
British
1
he
should
write
thfc
office,
giving
the
following
InfonngUon:
(a)
Type
and
tlie
of
vefl
required.
(b)
The
class
of
fishing
he
primarily
proposes,
and
the
prnbabln
jrnrral
Hmt
location.
(r)
Atnount
of
cakh
payment
he
Is
prepared
lo
make.
(d)
What
terms
aie
required
lor
the
balance
nf
total
purchase,
prlrf-
WHh
this,
information
on
hand,
this
office
w,ill
endeavour
to
have
Japans
'
ACCREDITED
REPRESENTATIVES,
communicate
with
the
prospective
pun
:
'
A,
.
mJQWk$Z
frm0T
BE
ESTABLISHED.
THE
PURCHASER
SHALL
BB
lf
;vT
HEj'SllSuiS
THEN
CALL
ON
THE
COMMITT1M
OR
SEND
HIS
ACCIvEP
.
WITH
AUTHORITY
TO
PURCHA8E;
AND
HITHER
PARTY
WILL
THEN
BFA'kl'
ASSISTANCE,
FROM
THE,
COMMITTEE.
All
communlcatjoni
should
be
addressed
to
the
Committee.
JAPANESE
FISHING
VESSELS
DISPOSAL
COMMITTEE
Vancouver,
B.C.
SIDNEY
A.
SMITH.
C'1"""
March
30,
1042.
CIRCULAR
NO.
2
All
changes
from
Circular
No.
l
are
shown
In
bold
typf-