fit -yi- PAGE FOUR Expert OPTICAL SERVICE ,r Chas. Dodimcad bp-l Optometrist In Charge J Watch, Clock, Jewelry Repairing, lland Engraving VISIT OUR BASEMENT STORE for Fine China, Dinnerware, Glasses, Baggage and Novelties. . MAX HEILBRONER Jeweler Diamond Merchant yours For a Smarter Easter ssuming, of course, your Spring Shoes come from The Cut Rate Shoe Store May We Suggest: Don't fail to see the newly arrived Spring Shoes now on Sale at the Cut Rate Shoe Store. The smartest array of Women's Shoes the market affords. Many of these styles would not be available in Prince Rupert except for the fact thajt the Cut Rate goes direct to the Eastern market to buy. All widths and sizes. Cut Rate Shoe Store OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT ' 506 THIRD AVE. W. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Across from Orme's Drus Baby High Chairs Each $4.50 Crib Mattresses Size 25x49'. Each $4.50 ELIO'S THIRD AVENUE PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. TRAPPPDC I joined the Brotherhood so I could protect you. Don't be robbed. Bring: jour furs up town and call ail the buyers. If not satisfied I will advance you money to send to Little Bros. Fur Auction. I I'm here to protect you , W. G0LDBL00M ' 1 The Old Reliable 5 9 GALIVANT SHOES IN BROWN AND BLACK BROGUES, ' ' GILLIES, TIES AND LOAFERETTES. Welled Soles and Genuine Calf Leathers. Perfect Fitting Lasts in Fittings AA to C Width. Priced $5.85 and $5.50 Family shoe store ltD. "The Home of Good Shoes" CFPR (12(0 Kilocycles) SCHEDULE Thursday P.M. 4:00 Victor Record Album 4:30 Richard Crooks 4:45 Transcribed Variety 5:00 Shall We Dance? 5:30 Xavier Cugat 5:45 The Trail of Truth 6:00 CBC News 6:05 Piano Artistry 6:15 Gospel Interlude 6:30 Bing Crosby 7:00 Henry King's Orchestra 7:30 Ala j or Bowes 8:00 Fred Waring 8:15 Front Line Family 8:30 Maxwell House Show 9:00-Stag Party 9:30 Songs of Empire 10:00 CBC News Rebroadcast 10:05 Stirling Young's Orchestra 10:30 Concert Time 11:30 Silent :v Friday A.M. :30 Strictly Informal : 45 CBC News 50 Strictly Informal : 00 Musical Minutes 30 Morning Meditations 45 Composer's Corner 00 Kenny Baker 15 Studies In Black and White 30-CBC News Rebroadcast 35 Glen Miller's Orchestra 00 Morning Visit 15 Musical Americana 30 March Time 45 They Tell Me 00 Scandinavian Melodies 15 Broadcast of Messages 17 Master of the Violin 30 Let's Go Modern p. si. OO-Mid-Day Melodies 30 Jeannette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy : 50 CBC News :55 Today's Program Highlights :00-One o'clock Muslcale :30 B.C. School Broadcast .00 Silent Local Tides Friday, April High. 3:50 16:39 Low 10:31 22:31 20.0 feet 17.8 feet 4.1 feet 7.79 feet THE DAILY NEWfl 7 THURSDAY, Paper on "Zip !sl Your Lip" Is I.O.D.E. Subject The regular monthly meeting 5tf Queen Mary Chapter, 'imperial' Or der, Daughters of the Empire, was held at the home oi Mrs. James Laurie on Wednesday. Mrs; D. C. Stewart presided and the Empire study was the timely topic of "Zip the Lip" with a paper entitled "I Didn't Think it Mattered." by Corp. Mason, read by Mrs. S. Maughan. Additional financial assistance was reported given to the Polish Relief Fund 140 pounds W old woollens were shipped to be made Into woollen blankets for the overseas bombed area victims. Mrs. H. M. Foote and A&s. Ernest Gammon will convene the miscel laneous booth at the Easter Mton- day tea. The May meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Carr on Borden Street. Briefs From Britain Sir William Douglas Young, 84, former governor and' commander-in-chief of the Falkland Islands, died at Canterbury England. Lt.-Col. Colin Davidson, brother-in-law of the Duke of Norfolk, has been killed, in action In North The Duchess of Kent has been elected president of the R. A. F. Benevolent Fund In succession to her late husband. The grab mooring mast at Card-ington, Bedfordshire, to which the greatest airships were anchored Is to be dismantled and its scrap turned over to munition factories. Sir Charges Hyde, proprietor of the Birmingham Post, Birmingham Mall and Birmingham Weekly Post, left an estate valued at 1,666,746 ($7,590,357). He died last November at 66. Mrs. A. Nyland of Goodmayes, Essex, England, has war maps on her sitting room wall so that she can keep track of her family. Her seven sons and a daughter are in the services, most of them abroad. Gerald Mott of Brighton, Sussex, is England's champion telegraph messenger boy. He was "cha'ired" by his colleagues after winning the S ANDY HARDY FILM HERE Excellent Story With Fine Cast Headed by Slickey Rooney Mickey Rooney gets Into legal troubles, finds himself "engaged" to two girls, and finally gets started for college after a series of hilar! ous predicaments in "Andy Hardy's Double Life," at the Capitol Theatre this week-end. The picture opens on the eve of Andy's departure for College. He sells his Jaloppy to a friend, who gets, in an accident and Andy is held responsible as owner of the car. No sooner is he out of that trouble than he meets a flirtatious girl, who insists she construes his romantic behavior as a proposal of marriage. Also his father wants to go to the college with him and Introduce him to the president, and Andy knows that will ruin hlni with the fellows. Finally he learns that the girl who Insists he proposed' is a psychology student, doing so to watch his reactions, and his girl friend LPolly Benedict is in on the plot. He has a heart-to-heart talk with his father, who sees his" point about 'meeting the college president. Hls"troubles over, he sets forth gaily for college. Mickey Rooney is his comical character," and his dismay over the proposal episode Is very funny. Lewis Stone plays the judge and father, and his 'final talk with Mickey before the departure for college is inspiring. A new feminine charmer dawns in the picture in the person of Esther Williams, hertofore fam ous as a swimming champion. She is beautiful and a clever actress. The regular Hardy favorites, in cluding Fay Holden as the mother, Cecilia Parker as the sister, Sarah Haden as Aunt Milly and Ann Rutherford as Polly Benedict appear. William Lundlgan plays In his second Hardy picture, as Miss Parker's lover, and Robert Plttard plays "Botsy" who buys the Jal oppy. all-England examination for P. O. Messenger Service, Harold Suggars, a martyr to science, died in a London hospital from x-ray dermatitis suffered after he volunteered as an assistant to Ernest Hajnack, famous x-ray expert. When he retired in 1938, completing 35 years work, he had a scar seven inches across his chest, a false eyelid, falling sight and an intense skin irritation. (fae you working daughter plenty of Wilson's the Chocolate Cocoa Mother whether the It in a factory, ttor or office, see that the gets at least one steaming hot cup of Neilson's Cocoa every day. For true nutrition you can't do better. She likes Neilson's Jersey Milk Chocolate, to she is sure to enjoy Neilson's, the Chocolate Cocoa. NEILSON'S DELICIOUS COCOA BEVERAGE For each cup rtqulr.d, mix dryi 1 Itp. cocoa, 1 lip. lugar. SHr Into a imoolh past with a littl cold milk. Fill cup with h.l milk. Stirring conttantly. f sans cocoa i TOmORROlU! ...PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES!. ..TIME OUT FOR LAUGHSI Andy's last fllne before col lege! Headaches and howls from the whole family! ANDY HAUNTS -ASF- T3t ... "WH DOUBLE LIFE with LEWIS MICKEY STONE ROONEY CECILIA FAY PARKER HOLDEN Anrl RUTHERFORD Sara HADEN And Introducing ESTHER WILLIAMS ..Marine to and ft""" ,,s f C??o 11 CAPITO SUNDAY MIDNITE HURGESS MEREDITH CLAIRE TKEVOR "THE STREET Or' CHANCE- MEAT HYDRATION INDEPENDENT SttU Australia's state of Victoria has Syria and the Lebanotfl two meat hydration plants with a former proving -f TrJ capacity for 200.000 sheep a year Empke mad lndi:;:ilr In this system of processing. First Great War KUI B3TB.I BIB? '.( fC! '$ If lilt J II I'f B 3 1 ." I " I I : I I III i FOR APRIL SHOWEl! and SPRING CLEANING Get Hand Cleana French Balm .two sizes Almond Hand Lotion Adrienne Creams Talcum Powders large tins in assorted perfumes 25c tin Ormes Ltd. Cii Ptonecr Druggists THE REXALL STORE IMIONES 81 nd ,S Open Daily from 9 a.m. till 9 p.m. Sundays and Holidays from 12-2 p.m. and 7 ' P- 1 1 1 mrnmaxummm mmmmmmt a 1 1 VICTORY SHOE RENEW 503 RICHARD STREET, VANCOUVER, BG Let us do your Shoe Repairing i 1 Mail Your Shoes We Pay Return Charges and 24 HOURS SERVICE! High 'Class' TI?Y T11V VIPTARV RWRVICKI Trop. II. Van. IJerkel (formerly of Prince Rupert' Early Ad. Copy is Appreci