PAGE
TWO
THE
DATEY
NEWS
Dajr
by
diy,
Victory
comes
nearer
and
with
n'clory
Petk
Frtan's
famous
Day
Ujr
Day
Aisortment
and
other
dtlicioui
Eogliih
biscuits
will
return;
BISCUITS
FROM
LONDON,
ENGLAND
J.
M.
S.
Loubser
D.C
B.A,
CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Block
Phone
640
GEO.
1DAWES
AUCTIONEER
and
VALUATOR
SALES
CONDUCTED
TO
SUIT
'
YOUK
CONVENIENCE
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS
PACKED
AND
SHIPPED
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Appointment
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and
Waypoluts,
Stewart
and
North
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
i
Full
Information,
Tickets
and
Reiervatlons
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
The
Seal
of
Quality
British
Columbia's
f
Finest
Salmon
PRINCE
RUPERT
ROOFING
CO.
Box
725
Specialists
on
Uulltup
Roofs
Repairs,
Reshingllng
Free
Estimates
Fresh
Local
Itaw
and
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
C57
Sure
and
It
was
a
fine
dayj
Tiw
praice
Rupert
Chamber
when
Itctoert,
In
Eire
on
leave.
'of
commerce
is
still
considering
Med
to
the
outside
Dublin.
races
tnc
possibility
or
a
group
of
its
The
same
Report
Sqdn.
Ldr.
members
making
an
excursion
For.:tiT
of
ihc
Royal
Canadian
to
Aiaska
and
June
7
jg
j,,
Ai:
Force
to
Identify
him
fur-1
tentatively
set
as
the
date
of
ther
was
In
gay
mood
as
he
J
departure.
Ketchikan.
Wrange!!
sauntered
to
the
paddock
for
aljuneau
and
skaerwav
would
lw
;
closer
look
at
the
spirited
Irish
uorstiaesn
wmcn
soon
woma
i
c
ontest
a
gruelling
steeplechase.
,
Sure
and
It
was
only
natural
t
that
a
fellow
with
totting
money
jingling
in
his
civilian
jeans
uniforms
not
being
allowed
In
a
neutral
country
should
desire
to
erfamlne
closely
the
fine
points
of
the
steed
on
which
ho
eventually
decided
to
place
a
substantial
wager.
And
it
was
fortunate
that
the
"chaser
took
a
dim
view
of
this
fresh
fellow
liom
Montreal
who
walked
around
his
hindquarters
with
the
air
of
one
who
knows
racing
blood
from
away
back.
The
ani
mal's
eyes
-
shewed
white,
back
i
I
went
his
ears
and
he
lashed
out
vith
a
dainty
but
iron-shod
hoof.
1
The
hoof
struck
Robert
in
the
thigh.
Robert
struck
the
ground.
I
The
former
non-playing
captain
,
of
one
of
Canada's
Davis
Cup
j
'
tennis
team$
didn.t
bet
on
the
race.
It
was
a
good
thing
because
j
his
ill-mannered
choice
didnt
win
anyway.
And
to
chop
a
tale
short,
Retort
limped
back
to
'London
and
entered
hospital.
Some
badly
bruised
muscles
t
needed
rest
before
he
returned
to
his
public
relations
duties,
j
'The
next
time
I
go
near
a
pad-idock,"
said
Bob,
"It
will
to
strictly
from
hunger."
'Never
before
has
a
Canadian
rugby
team
played
to
such
u
ACTIVITIES
OP
Y.M.CA.
and
Y.W.C.A.
(By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT)
There
will
be
no
meeting
of
the
Service
Wives'
Club
this
Thursday
afternoon.
I
hope
we
will
be
able
to
meet
In
the
"Y"
next
Thursday
but
will
let
you
know
through
this
column
a
little
later.
The
sanding
of
the
floors
Is
obmpletcd
at
last,
Wejfall
fled
while
that
was
in
process.
Now
for
three
coats
of
preservative
and
one
or
two
odd
Jobs
and
we're
ready
for
the
public
once
again.
Remember
girls,
Thursday
and
Saturday
nights
this
week
are
special
dance
dates.
The
Thursday
dance
ls
by
Invitation
and
lis
at
the
NaVal
Drill
Hall
and
I
the
Saturday
dance
ls
at
the
i
Elliott
Barracks
lUXJ.A.)
and
transportation
will
be
at
the
"Y"
at
8:30
pjn.-
.
Right
now
I'm
a
homeless
i
waif.
I
can't
go
down
to
the
1
Hut
because
they
arc
starting
!
in
to
varnish
the
floors
and
at
'the
Empress
thev
are
failim-
over
each
other
through
lack
of
office
room
for
everyone
.so
I
think
I'll
have
to
fold
my
tents
i
that
Is,
my
typewriter,
carbon
paper,
and
copy
paper)
and
silently
steal
away
to
some
cor
ner
under
the
stairs
and
trv
'
to
get
my
work
done
that
way
Lire
has
its
little
ups
and
downs.
The
(fid
time
dance
orchestra
gets
better
week
by
week.
Those
boys
have
rhythm
and
Whether
one
ls
a
good
dancer
or
not
It's
practically
impossible
to
not
to
keep
step.
Come
up
and
try
It
sometime.
I
meant
to
remark
on
It
much
earlJer
In
the
Victory
Loan
campaign
but
don't
you
think
the
various
service
windows
the
boys
and
girls
decorated
themselves
In
Third
Avenue
stores
are
smart?
And
they
all
seem
to
have
done
remarkably
well
In
their
loan
objectives.
I
think
when
they
do
that
they
arc
already
serving
on
two
fronts,
the
fighting
and
the
home.
Once
again
has
anyone
a
good
sized
tea
wagon
they
i
could
$ell
mc
for
the
Service
Wives
Club?
The
one
I
saw
wasn't
satisfactory.
IX
Ufi:
M'PKKMK
rOl'RT
OP
IIICITIfll
fOMMIllS
iv
rnoiiATi;
in
tmi:
M.irri.K
or
tiii:
"apmix-
TKATIOV
ACT"
and
IN
Till:
MATTKIC
or
Tlin
EBTATC
1)1
JO.:iMI
OMVAIJI,
Iereaeil.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HU
Honor
W.
K.
KUher.
made
on
the
2Cth
day
of
April,
AD.
1044.
I
wai
appointed
AdminULrator
of
the
Estate
of
Jowph
Onwald.
deceafted.
i
bimI
all
part
lei
having
claims
agalrut
!
the
naki
ottaU
are
hereby
required
,
to
fnrnUh
aome.
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
about
the
27th
day
of
Uay.
A.D.
1644.
and
all
partlea
Indebted
to
the
Estate
are
required
to
1
pay
the
amount
ot
tltelr
Indebted-'hew
to
me
forthwith.
I
DATED
at
Prince
rtupert.
B.C.,
thla
27111
day
of
April,
A.D.
1144.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
I
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Itupert,
UC
(Alaska
Trip
Is
Being
Planned
visited
with
the
possibility
of
Whitehorse
as
well.
The
trip
WOUld
take
one
week
and
Uw
cM
is
intimated
at
$70.
Arnold
Flaten
Ls
acting
as
organlrer
of
the
trip.
large
crowd
as
the
50.CW0
which
Invaded
London's
White
.
City
Stadium
To;
the
return
mate:
between
the
Mustangs
and
an
American
Army
outfit.
The
reason,
of
course,
was
that
no
Canadian
stadium
could
accomodate
such
a
nutrAer.
Since
the
gam"
was
played
on
a
Sunday
no
admission
fee
could
to
charged
by
English
law.
Instead,
hundreds
nf
nrnomm
ca11ic
A1!4twl
Ann
-
r
r
'
wvc
uvii
atlons
for
the
Red
Cross.
As
In
in
first
ma:ch
there
were
re-
unions
aplenty
among
the
spectators
to
a
hair-time
background
of
music
fiom-a
massed
dIdo
band
drawn
from
the
Canadian
Army.
And,
as
usual,
that
ster
ling
sportsman
from
Toronto,
Qnr.
Teddy
Reeve,
was
the
centre
af
handshaking
groups.
The
Ounner,
former
Toronto
ro!-nmnist
and
Tamed
rugby
coach.
Injected
a
bit
of
humor
Into
the
Droceedings
despite
the
fact
the
gloom
from
a
Canadian
angle
was
te.rific
because
the
Americans
swamped
the
Mustangs
18-0.
Teddy
was
writing
the
game
for
the
Eigh'.h
Army
News
In
Italy.
Since
It
was
called
th-"Corfee
Bowl"
game.
Teddy
told
fellow
correspondents
he
had
hoped
for
rain
so
h
could
In
form
his
readers
"ihe
coffee
I
v..
A
.
.
.
m
,
1
uuwi
imu
wet
kiuuiius.
iv
was
all
in
fun.
of
course,
because
Teachers'
Federation,
referred
to
(
Accompanists
were
PeUr
Lien.
even
If
it
had
rained
Teddy
the
Important
function
of
schools
C.
A.
Davis
and
Harley
Lewis,
couldn't
have
mentioned
that
and
educa
Ion
In
true
democ-
A
collection
fox
school
sports
fact.
Censors
are
preUy
sticky
racy.
Mr.
O'Neill
warned
against
equipment
wai
taken
up,
total-on
weather
repoiU.
'
nn
e
Tress
of
stress
on
vocation
a'
ling
$40.
Met
Smrwin-Wiuiams
CONSULT
HOWE
UNITY
FOR
WAR-PEACE
(Continued
-from
page
1)
It
was
proposed
that
all
organizations
in
Prince
Rupert
unit"
towards
reduction
of
electric
power
rates,
securing
of
pulp
and
paer
industry,
continuation
of
the
ue
of
local
shipyard'
fncllt-lies.
an
airport,
transpacific
shipping
after
the
war
and
num-irerea-tfcuiAl
facilities.
August
Wallin,
president
of
the
Prime
Rupert
Trades
and
luor
Council,
advocated
the
putting
of
every
effort
into
winning
the
war
and
the
ptennlnn
for
post-war
period
with
particular
view
to
economic
security.
Very
Rev.
Jainrs
It.
(iibson,
shaking
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
Association,
gave
assurance
(hat
the
rhurrh
was
in
K)niuthy
with
llir
aims
and
objects
of
labor
organizations.
He
felt
thai
Hie
church
might
le
an
inixirtant
factor
in
liriiicinjr
togethrr
labor
and
capital.
He
mentioned
the
fart
t'f
Ihe
central
figure
of
the
Cliristian
church
having
been
(he
"Carpenter
of
Nazareth."
The
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
was
drrcrilied
as
"Karl
.Marx
in
a
Castle"
and
the
friendship
f
(he
Dean
of
Canterbury
for
Soviet
llussia
was
well
known.
Ihe
Drati
advocated
Ihe
importance
uf
social
security
uliUlt
vtat
conducive
lo
totter
sen-ice.
Unity
was
of
(Jod
and
division
of
Satan,
the
Dean
de
rlarctl.
Atex
Sinclair
felt
that
Uie
rr-o;
direct
way
toward
the
better
new
order
was
toy
means
of
reoperation.
Trade
unionism
al3ne
would
not
fill
the
need
aiy
mure
than
the
capitalistic
fe
enterpi
is.
Trades
unionism
generally,
howew-.
had
demonstrated
its
eonfMence
In
eo-operaUoii
W.
W
C.
OTJeHl,
aphakias
foe
111
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n.
n
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.
ine
rrmce
nupen
ana
uuii'.i
For
nearly
half
a
century
the
Sherwin.
Williams
Company
has
maintained
a
research
department
con.'isting
of
chemists
and
ex-rts
who
are
continually
testing
and
trying
various
products
including
new
discoveries
and
developments,
keeping
pace
with
the
advanrc
of
K-ience,
with
a
view
to
providing
hetter
and
hetter
paint
products
for
ihe
puhlic.
It
is
natural,
therefore,
that
Sherwin-"Williams
Paints
stand.
at
the
head
of
the
lit.
For
ease
of
application,
for
coverin"
qualities,
for
resistance
to
wear
and
weather,
and
for
permanence
of
colour,
Sherwin-Williams
paints
etand
supreme.
f
The
Sherwih
-
of
Canada.
LmittJ
Head
Office
I
m
education
over
cultural
education.
There
was
the
danger
of
this
leading
to
two
stratas
of
societyone
which
concentrated
on
vocation
education
from
the
standpoint
of
making
a
living,
leaving
cultural
education
to
the
so-called
"prlvlliged"
class.
Cultural
education
should
toe
available
to
the
children
of
the
working
class."
Mr.
O'Neill
referred
to
the
consistent
inteiest
i:
Prince
Rupert
labor
organisations
in
school
activities.
He
declared
that
pupils
of
Prince
Rup-i
rt
schools
had
excelled
In
higher
education.
There
was
a
great
need
here
for
recreational
facltl
ties.
Including
playgrounds,
fo
Hie
K-hoois.
I.AIlOlt
M'.INO
iti.cor.M.in
Malcolm
McLood,
speaking
oh
the
May
Day
subject,
ttaccd
thw
.struggle
of
the
working
clashes
lor
better
conditions.
At
long
last
labor
had
been
finally
re-(-(iniml
in
Canada
by
federal
legislation
providing
for
compul
sory
collective
bargaining
In
regard
to
wa?cs
and
working
conditions.
After
winning
the
wai
there
would
to
the
task
of
re-o.Kunlilng
minions
of
workers
In
Europe
for
their
economic
betterment.
Mr.
Mcl-eod
declared
that
it
was
important
to
sup-ixirt
the
Victory
Loan
so
that
the
war
might
to
won
and
the
lorf-war
alma
of
the
United
Nations
implemented.
It
was
no'
-nod
enough
to
merely
make
demands,
to
say
"do
away
with
i-aprtarism."
There
must
be
national
and
international
cooperation
in
a
practical
and
realistic
way
lo
bring
about
an
der
which
would
to
in
accord
with
the
needs,
welfare
and
security
of
aU
the
people.
The
musical
program
Included
selections
by
the
Varden
Singers
under
Peter
Lien's
direction,
vocal
solos
by
Sam
AlcPherson.
Ilarley
Lewis
and
Mrs.
Gilchrist,
tap
dancing
by
Mrs.
II.
Wright
and
purno
solos
by
C.
A.
Davis.
9
la
AT
coverX
the
EARTH
Somewhere
near
you
is
a
dealer
who
ilis.t
plays
the
famous
"cover
the
earth"
sign.'
lie
is
our
representative
in
your
district.
He
has
a
stock
of
various
kinds
of
paints,
varni'h
and
enamels
for
various
uses.
He
knows
the
right
product
for
the
right
pur-pose.
He
will
lend
you
the
famous
"Style
Guide",
a
hook
of
large
colour
illustrations
fdlcd
with
colour
schemes
and
suggcstioii-t
for
painting
and
decorating
inside
and
out.
And
he
will
furnish
you
with
the
proper!
materials
to
do
your
joh
lastingly
and
well,
at
moderate
prices.
Play
safe
when
you
paint
get
producls
of
solid
reputation
that
will
give
you
complete
satisfaction.
Williams
Co.
MOHTRtAL
,
ft
I
1
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v
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win
JBtU.
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10CAI
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&
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ff
Douks
Paying
Coast
Visit
VANCOUVER.
May
3
O.
-Twenty-five
Doukhobors
arrived
tiere
from
Kootenay
villages
and
marched
in
a
May
Day
parade.
They
plan
to
visit
thirteen
co
religionists
who
were
jailed
for
j
nudity
demonstrations
at
Nel-'
on
and
are
at
present
at
Ok-
i
alia
Prison.
EAST
AFRICAN
MAR(2.R!NI
NAIROBI
O
Production
has
been
started
la
the
first
margarine
factory
to
be
up
in
East
Aflrtca.
V
will
munufac-ture
edible
faU
from
locally
grown
cotton
seed
and
groundnuts
which
will
be
reinforced
ay
vitamin
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grateful
for
the
confidence
you
h-v
mi
,
continue
to
wrvf
you,
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lid,
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Pioneer
DrttqgisU
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STORE
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Open
Dally
from
9
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tul
9
pix
Sunday
and
ilolldayt
from
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