f
0
FAOE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
DRESSES
COATS
G
LOVES
SUITS
Moth
BUY
.
.
.
I'URSES
LINGERIE
SOCKEES
GIRDLES
i
a
i
Chas.
Dodiincad
Optonif
IrKt
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
UASEMCNT
STOKE
for
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties.
MAX
HEILBRONER
Jeweler
diamond
Merchant
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
GRAND
CHALLENGE
SALE
NOW
IN
PROGRESS
SUNDAY,
MAY
10TH
MILLINERY
SKIRTS
RAINCOATS
BLOUSES
Special
Values
In
Every
Department
WOMEN'S
AND
CHILDREN'S
WEAR
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
."Mail
Orders
Promptly
Tilled
Open
Saturday
Night
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
THIRD
AVi:.
Next
to
Hcilbroncr's
Phone
RLUK
907
A
DATE
To
Remember
ers
Day
SEND
HER
A
CARD
You'll
find
just
the
one
you
are
looking
for
in
our
Mothers'
Day
Card
rack.
RUPERT
BRAND
Sole
Fillets
PRINCIi
RUPIiRT
at
Your
Local
Itulcher.s.
NO
WA5TJJ
lim)Y
cooj
Canadian
MOT
Storage
Co.
Lid.
IJRH1SII
COLUAIBIA
'
'
V
Waterfront
Whiffs
Halibut
Fishinjj
Season
Off
To
Slow
Start
Had
Weather
Reason-Salmon
Fishing
Also
Held
Up
17.1c.
On
Friday
the
first
Cana
idian
fish
was
sold
on
the
Ex-
-'chance.
17.800
rounds
havinc
born'
Having
come
direct
here
from
'
ers.
The
bride
and
Extremely
nnfaiuntblewe;tther
prevailing
at
sc;f
during
the
first
ten
days
following
the
opening
of
the
season
has
caused
a
slow
start
for
1942
halibut
fishing
out
of
Prince
Rupert.
While
many
vessels
of
the
fleet
cleared
1
wan
me
liiienuon
oi
oemg
on
me
Danks
lor
the
Jegal
opening
date
on
April
15
the
majority
of
them
had
to
.
oicii.ti
I'm
tiic
way
uui
una
siay
mere
for
several
days.
The
J.
I
result
Is
that
the
second
half
of
lithe
fleet
which
had
held
back
for
Ij
I
eight
days
following
the
departure
S
Of
thl
first
hoc
l!lll(hf
im
the
latter.
Therefore,
a
glut
of
landings
Is
expected
to
ensue
with
many
of
the
boats
comlne
In
to
i
i
market
about
the
same
time.
i
probably
within
the
coming
week.
i
The
first
boat
to
sell
halibut
at,
Ij
the
Prince
Rupert
Fish
Exchange!
s!this
season
was
the
Ketchikan!
UNITED
IN
MARRIAGE
Miss
Patricia
Wiggins
Itnomn
Hrlcle
of
Corp.
James
Godfrey
llilder
A
very
quiet
but
beautiful
wed-
vessel
Pearl
which
disposed
of
10,-1
ding
was
solemnized
last
evening
.000
pounds
on
Wednesday.
receiv-iat
7:30
In
the
vestry
of
St.
An-
ing
me
nign
price
or
13.1c
and
drew's
Anglican
Cathedral
whei.
Patricia
Gorman
Wiggins,
young
er
daughter
of
Drougn;
in
Dy
mree
Doaus,
receiv-
this
city
became
the
bride
of
.
Ing
145c
and
12c
to
14.7c
and
12c.
James
Godfrey,
younger
son
of
.;
'
The
same
day
four
American
boats1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Hlldcr
of
Van-j
landed
55.500
pounds
for
15c
andouver.
Padre
Brown
officiated.
12c
to
155c
and
12c.
The
Whiz
The
bride,
who
was
given
In
Fish
Co..
which
has
established
a
marriage
by
her
mother,
looked
I;
buying
branch
at
Prince
Rupert,
charming
In
a
heaven
blue
cn-;
purchased
Its
first
halibut
j
ester-
semble
with
navy
accessories
and
a
jday.
The
first
week's
halibut
land-
corsage
of
sweetheart
roses
and
lnss
at
Prince
Rupert
this
season
white
heather.
;I
totalled
but
80.900
pound
This
Miss
Joan
Wiggins,
who
attend-figure
Is
negligible
when
compar-
ed
her
sWer
as
bridesmaid,
wore
cd
with
1344,400
pounds
-which
Florida
tan
Jersey
with
chestnut
had
been
landed
up
to
a
corres-
brown
accessories
and
corsage
of
j;
ponding
date
last
year.
jpink
carnations.
,3
,
c-
s-
Salter-
manager
of
the
Ca-
Sgt.
Andrew
Akkerman
of
the
inadian
Fishing
Co.'s
salmon
can-
Royal
Canadian
Corps
of
Sum
a
Is
.iiierj
Variisie
on
wie
oKecna
niv-
was
groomsman.
er,
was
nere
aDoara
me
steamer
iarncna
lasi
nigni
enrouie
io
me
Diue
sheer
with
corsage
of
rose
river
from
Vancouver.
Carlisle.
nlnV
like
other
canneries
In
this
district
guests
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
George
jiuw
ucmg
out
in
reaainees
ior
oeiur
wnerA
th
nnmt
nr-
t-
-
1
-vv
l
-
.
..
.
.
.
me
iv-n
seasons
operations.
;
Lardena,
Capt.
John
Boden,
reach-
,
suspended
a
large
white
wcddlnr
I
I,
(It,
iv.lrf
llUh
lllgllV
ISUUl
UVli.
the
south
and,
after
discharging
a
larger
freight
-cargo
than
usual
here,
sailed
at
4
o'clock
this
morn-
The
unfavorable
weather
has
been
holding
up
salmon
as
well
as
halibut
fishing
operations.
Trailers
have
now
moved
out
to
the
grounds
and
camps
are
being
established.
Landings
are,
however,
light
so
far.
Prices
have
been
nult
satisfactory
so
far.
HALIBUT
SALES
American
31.000
pounds,
15c.
and
10c.
Canadian1,500.
15c.
and
11c
American
Balder,
16,000,
Pacific,
15c.
and
10c.
Augusta,
15,000,
Booth,
15c.
and
10c.
Canadian
Borgund,
1,500,
Atlln,
15c.
and
11c.
Advertise
In
Trie
Dally
News.
AIR
FORCE
FESTIVAL
Cote
Handicap
ToteU
STAYS
W
CONCERT
Two
Seal
Cove
Teams
S1HI
Tied,
Tor
leadership
of
Inlcrser-
servlcw
Howling:
It
Ihotrmdlm
a
a
result
of
laal
nights
play
which,
resulted
aa
follows;
Seal
Cove
No.
1.
3:
Navy.
0.
Seal
Cove
No.
2.
3;
Edmonton
Carter
Handicap
Grand
Total
Navy
J.
Cymbal
J.
Regular
J.
Regular
A.
Noble
..
H.
Speed
O.
MacLean
Handicap
Seal
Cove
So.
2
Kltlmaat
where
she
made
her
the
beat
whhes
of
their
many
Benton
monthly
call
while
coming
north
friends
under
an
arch
of
pink
and'stcwm,
from
Vancouver.
Union
steamer
whlt
The
-bride's
table
whth
tiro
t)rr
Dock
ered
with
ah
ecru
lace
cJoth
and
Thompson
centred
with
a
iivr
Kair.t
Baeh
ing
to
make
her
calls
In
the
pale
pink
carnations
and
white
S"ndahl
Skecna
River
todav
bpforo
nm.
I
ta
-w
f
-
I
r-
ovutives,
iietu
me
i
ceedlng
on
her
return
to
Vancou-
i
beauUful
three-tier
wedding
cake
ci.
me
vcibei
was
cxpeciea
togetjwnicn
was
.duly
cut
by
the
bride.
away
from
the
Skeena
this
after
noon.
ine
toast
to
the
briH
mm
nrn.
posea
oy
s-rt.
"
sy
w
Ma
lor
Cnwslll
in
nicn
me
groom
made
a
suitable
response
while
the
toast
to
the
ol"k,;'
hrlrtwtmnM
.
..
-
.
'UiaKln
.
hj
jji
ujjuitu
oy
upi.
Norman
Creighton
and
responded
to
by
Sgt.
A.
Akkerman.
Mrs.
F.
R.
Hunter,
aunt
of
the
bride
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Phllllpson
poured
while
the
serviteurs
were
Mrs.
E.
Brock.
MUs
B.
Eastman
and
Miss
B.
Barber.
The
bride,
who
was
born
and
educated
In
Prince
Rupert,
has
been
a
member
of
the
staff
of
the
local
telephone
exchanee
and
th
groom
is
a
cornnrnl
In
tt,.
nn...i
.
...
v..u
nu;ai
Canadian
Corps
0f
Signals.
The
happy
couple
sailed
later
in
the
evenlne
honeymoon
trip
to
Vancouver
and
usewnerc
in
the
south
after
which
mey
win
return
here
to
take
up
residence
at
1144
Second
Ave.
iaa
187
si
I
IM
1M
M4
ill
m
7
Total
jobs
Seal
Cove
No.
1
copp
m
"andlejr
m
Learn
m
Mrs.
Wiggins,
gowned
In
navyiCrappw
-
M
I
iuny
decorated
with
Dink
and
'
cbk
I
..Wl..
.
"
WKTHMI
i
jui
sirramcrs
ana
sunn?
flow-
rm.i
.
...
VN
346
.
St
its
153
307
130
114
113
Total
v
371
.
ItO
.
306
ia
stm.
Cherrey
139
Handicap
ao
Toteh
10M
Medicals
Roblnaon
MM
TM
Weaton
m
Ollleapy
.
.
1S7
Buckley
113
Handicap
iv
m
174
lit
its
m
119
K
S4
301
KM
1M
S4
m
97
1090
379
186
ISO
374
Itt
St
300
132
300
304
17
113
10W
166
230
193
347
153
69
314
ll
Anti-Aircraft
No.
2
3alr
..
S16
80
an
Sutherland,
W
W,
....
176
Hughe
....
11
ai
14
3M
Mrs.
L.
Wiggle
bert
Wiggins
ol
2?k
330'
311
an
itt
149
131
57
9W
103
301
176
3S2
313
56
1110
1013
1003
300
123
153
187
150
113
9C0
31C
160
336
174
183
as
1079
1057
183
153
238
156
166
150
Totol
.
907
1088
Engineers
Taylor
m
Redfern
kjj
RketU
.1'
130
Johnston
igg
J
east
man
171
Handicap
joi
144
140
138
301
149
104
CKMEXT
OUTPUT
CP
It's
Your
Privilege
and
Duty
to
Vote
Thera
it
nothing
vsry
,trang.
about
a
Pltbluift.
ll
U
a
direct
vol.
of
all
th,
vof.r.
in
Canada
on
an
Imperfanl
Uiue
to
find
out
th.
vlsws
of
the
Canadian
psopU.
All
that
is
required
It
an
aniw.r
to
h.
following
qustlioni
.
'
"Are
you
in
favour
of
reUathg
Iht
Cov.rnmenl
f,om
any
obligation
aritlng
out
of
any
patl
commltmenft
restrict.
Ing
the
melhodt
of
raiting
mtn
for
military
ttrvlcs?"
Tha'p'ollt
ara
open
from
8
a.m.
lo
p.m.,
Daylight
Saving
Tims.
tlMiioii
1
iimirr
iif.ii
1
Thlt
givM
ampls,
lime
,
for
.
,..,
Jfry9nt
la
vott
on
1
n
:
.
;
''I
'"!
",
i
(.
MONDAY,
APRIL
27th
und
,uth,U,
iHtl.
of
Stc.1,,,
of
HfU,
OtUmt
.
.
rs
174
152
80
113
104
150
863
131
130
280
180
176
104
10MU
.
907
m
1013
Cement
production
in
Canada
In
1041.
amounted
to
8,366.711
barrels
valued
at
I13.063.SS6
com-pared
with
7.5M.048
barrelj
worth
Jll.775,345
In
1940.
,
I-arge
ami
Appreciative
Audience
I
Hears
Second
of
Itccltal
Series
The
two
Air
Force
team
con-
The
second
festival
concert
tor
tinuc
to
set
the
pace
In
the
Inter-encouragement
of
good
mulc
services
Bowline
League
and
are.,n
Prlnce
nuuert
took
place
In
still
in
a
deadlock
for
flrat
place
..
PresbvterWn
dhureh
lal
rritht
before
a
alive
audience
Another
Vtoud
local
talent
made
a
aplendld
Im
pression,
reflecting
credit
upon
vta
iiviiiwi
uiawii
hiiu
ftiiv
Wl-
Fusiliers
No.
1.
default
mllUc
,n
chargCi
AntlAlrcraft
No.
2.
3:
AnttAlr-
contributing
to
the
program
craft
No.
1.
0.
were
the
Flrat
United
Church
Engineers.
3;
Area
Headquarter.
Junk)r
Cnolr
d,retei
by
n
T.
deLauU
.
.
'Loc1;
BtpUat
Junior
Choir,
dir-
Dry
Dock.
1;
Edmonton
FwUiara
by
MiM
Kay
wataon;
Var-
.A
.
.
.
ldM
.
conducted
by
Peter
-..
Medicals.
3;
Edmonton
Fusilier
fjrtlll,
Amirti
w.,ih
vr..
no.
3,
aeiauii.
,
Antl-Alrcrafl
No.
1
Martin
1M
Henderson
1W
Sobullak
144
Haufh
-'.
130
Jackson
171
Handicap
M
Total
Ml
Kenile.
Heather
Drewer.
Richard
8kog.
John
Currte,
Herber:
Illack-aby.
David
Ulackhall.
C.
Dixon.
ttarbara
Ten
I.vdla
Vlt.
Marv
3SiAdcock.
Qlga
Zabudney.
JeanMur-,,.'vold.
Delray
Hanklnaon,
Bernard
I
m,'
mi
DeJong.
Ruby
Anderson,
Jean!
99
9Q!Derry.
Joy
Oreen,
Nancy
Owens.
9i3
lMliMorrt
l)ntS'l
and
Frances;
!
Moore.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
D
VfeN
Love
Inrt
Clement
"
Charles
R.
Watt.
C
Nllson.
Mrs
L
2"Oarls.
11
W
Unnlng.
A.
C
Lums
IW1
1M1
10B1;A
Matheson.
Vew
WeaUnlnstet
I
Mrs
Oeoffrey
colt.
Capt
II,
O
lOrady.
A.
M
Whisker.
Charles
Prarse.
VU-Uirta.
Mabel
Faust.
Kit
amaat.
C
II,
Munson.
Washington.
Mr
and
Mr
Drown
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
ZAllELU.
PROP.
"A
Home
Aay
I'rom
Home"
Kate
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
ll.C.
Plume
SKI
P.O.
rtn
IM
u
at
h
a
I
i
Complrti
THKAsiifi
IU:(iN,,(
moT
!
I
ll
.....
"l
"
11
1
You
IJ,e
and
la:
orram
city
f
,he
fatlly
X(1TIX(,
fKlo
'"
fl.l,,,,
IXIiIA
MW
'
III
M
SV
f.
'!!
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(Jt
Ml.
i
i
(arlMn
r
Vlt
KI
US
7
Flank
V
!h.-
C-..i,
:
Asm.
fir
llir
n
1.1
I
i
n
MacMURRAY
MABY
mi
ion
6000ITI
t
filARilll
I
"0,mPRtSIOL
TO?
TAMIROFF
OVERMAK
ERIC
BIORE
litem
r
ciitiit
u:t
at
1
4n.
.
,
n
TIRES'
GASOLINE
COAL
In
continuance
f
our
liry
i.f
mtIhc
t
iir
:
-t
is
Hie
trt
advantate
and
helpln
lo
convene
r;md;;
toT
needed
to
help
win
the
vr,
we
will
ctcept
ordci
afirr
.tp
for
delivery
on
the
day
follonlns
receipt
of
nr-f
r
:'::t
oiders
lo
e
delivered
.Monday
unlcwi
it
h
rconum
y.
Ji
to
route
them
uitli
other
tlrllverlc.
PHILP0TT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
roorilll.I..S
AI.UIiRTA
-
COMOX
WIJ.I.IMt.TOX
ntLKi.i.v,
vali.i;y
coals
piiom:
mi
rmst
Wanted
-Raw
Furs
MARKET
i-Kic
is
run
Kcnrcscnt!iiif.IIITimnM:
IIAV
l?r).MPAXV
When
You
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
lie
pr-.dible
!
PHONE
13
Zl-llnur
Service
at
Ocular
IUle
Special
Price
for
I.ADIHS'
and
(J
M
NTS''
VfiW
spring
curnnv.
$27.50
and
up.
B.
LAMB,
Tailor
.
.
.
....
U'.
Plione
lllack
787
Tlilril
Avenue,
next
to
Dally
Netts.
302
Third
(ircen
1
r
"'vva
k
-
-
-
Ship
to
J.
tl
ORMHKI.M,
Cow
liar.
Prince
Rupert,
ll.C
Thane
H
j
Saturday
and
Monday
Special
Salt'
ALL-WQOL
POINT
BLANKETS
'1-l'olnt
dlr'Wol'iJhtrtKr-U
Jarjr
alac."wxoo.
fOO
(C
WclBht
12
lbs.
Bale
Price,
pair
Elio's
Furniture
Store