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OD
ULEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
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t
PAGE
FOUR
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
VISIT
OUIt
BASEMENT
STORE
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
MAX
HEILBRONER
JEWELER
Rupert
Peoples
Store
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RUPERT
A.
MacKENZIE
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
PEOPLES
STORE
FURNITURE
LTD.
no
better
way
to
spruce
order
a
Pair
of
Hartt's
Shoes
for
Easter.
-
WALNUT
STEEL
BEDSTEAD
Steel
Cable
Bed
Spring
with
Felt
Mattress.
Sizes
4-6
and
4-0
Bed
complete
$37.50
UNIT
STEEL
BEDSTEAD
Unit
Steel
Bedspring
with
wide
Steel
Ribbon.
This
is
like
pre-curtailment
but
sold
as
unit.
Mattress
extra.
4-6
size
only
....
$29.75
Send
in
your
Mail
Orders,
they
will
be
shipped
to
you
the
day
order
received.
Phone
775.
327
3rd
ATenue
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
dollars
have
more
cents"
We
have
a
complete
variety
of
available
Groceries,
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Tobaccos
and
Confectionery
FREE
DELIVERY
throughout
the
City
three
times
weekly
(Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays)
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
Step
Into
Spring
With
HARTT
SHOES
We
can
think
of
up
for
Spring
than
to
Handsome
New
Spring
SOLE
AGENTS
.
.
.
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
"THE
HOME
OF
GOOD
SHOES"
Classified
Ads
WANTED
WANTED
Small
apartment
or
nice
room.
Phone
748
alter
5
pjn.
(TO
WANTED
Furnished
apartment
or
room
for
2
girls.
Write
Box
723
Dally
News.
(78
1
WANTED
TO
RENT
Furnished
suit,
central,
adults.
Phone
Red
666
evenings.
(78)
WANTED
Housekeeping
room
or
rooms
for
couple;
urgent.
Apply
Box
709
Dally
News.
(73)
WANTED
Service
man
and
wife
require
room
by
April
1;
urgent
Apply
Box
716
Dally
News.
.
(73)
WANTED
Room
by
respectable
working
girl.
Close
In.
Willing
to
share.
Phone
Green
961,
Roberta
LaBelle.
(76)
HOUSEKEEPING
Room
for
man
and
wife.
Apply
Box
721
Dally
News.
(75)
HAS
anyone
a
furnished
housekeeping
room
or
two
for
a
couple?
Available
now
or
April
1.
No
children.
Phone
black
937.
(73)
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
Besner
Block
Phone
387
PRINCE
RUPERT
FLORIST
Prop.:
MRS.
A.
R.
LOCK
300
3rd
Ave.
Phone
776
Expert
PERMANENTS
ESTHER
STANYER
Late
of
Hudson's
Bay,
Vancouver
Phone
Black
934
mornings
or
call
at
1345
Plgott
Place
Upstairs
DANIEL
BJARNASON
PAINTER
AND
DECORATOR
Quick
Service.
No
Substituting
of
Material
General
Delivery
IDEAL
CLEANERS
"House
of
Better
Cleaning"
Authorized
"FLEXFORM"
SERVICE
Shapes
Dresses
Without
Guesses
Waterproofing
a
Specialty.
PHONE
858
Mall
Orders
Box
99
MODERN
TAILORS
We
are
open
again
for
alter-
tions
on
Ladies'
and
Men's
Suits.
Quick
and
efficient
service.
Reasonable
prices.
318
5th
St.
(Behind
Royal
Bank)
AUCTIONEER
J.
MAIR
Phone
Black
984
For
HIGH
CLASS
DECORATING
AND
PAINTING
Call
LEO
OYER
Red
395
867
Borden
St.
B.
LAMB,
TAILOR
Ladies'
and
Men's
Made-to-Measure
Clothes
302
Third
Ave.
W.
Black
787
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
ltsbranches
206
4th
Street
Phone
655
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LTD.
Plumbing
and
Heating
Engineers
Phone
174
P.O.
Box
274
INTERNATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOLS
Canadian
Limited
B.
F.
Lovin,
Representative
Box
526
1315
Piggot
Ave.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C,
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Axmlnster
carpet,
9x12.
Phone
Red
976.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Complete
furnishings.
1664
Herman
Place.
(78)
FOR
SALE
No.
1
spuds,
$2.50
per
sacx,
delivered
Prince
Rupert.
Apply,
Box
No.
1,
Copper
River.
(75)
FOR
SALE
Self-backed
yew
wood,
6
foot
bow
staves.
12
years
seasoned.
$20
each.
Box
1097
Station
"B".
(78)
FOR
SALE
1936
DeSoto
touring
sedan.
Heater
and
upholstery
good.
Phone
Oreen
106.
(78)
FOR
SALE
House,
1136
Hays
Cove
Avenue,
$1200
cash.
Will
be
vacant
by
March
31.
Write
or
phone
L.
Nohr,
Inverness
Cannery.
(77)
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
Old
Post
Office
building
situate
at
corner
of
2nd
Avenue
and
7th
Street.
Official
Administrator,
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(74)
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
with
two
matching
chairs,
also
one
odd
chestet
field
chair;
carpet
9x12.
Phone
Red
976.
ttf)
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
Furnished
room
for
gentleman
only.
843
9th
West.
(74)
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WANTED
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Experienced
miners
fo:
Northern
Gold
Mine.
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Selective
Service
A.M.
110.
WANTED
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rapher
for
wholesale
grocery
house.
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National
Selective
Service
AF
117.
(73)
WANTED.
Men
for
underground
work
at
northern
gold
mine.
No
experience
necessary.
Apply
Selective
Service
A.M.
111.
(88)
LOST
LOST
"37
Ford
V-8
hub
cap.
Phone
Green
838.
(74)
LOST
Lady's
gold
watch;
reward;
keepsake.
Phone
Blue
788.
(74)
LOST
Wire
haired
terrier
with
harness
and
collar.
Reward.
Anyone
found
harboring
this
dog
will
be
prosecuted.
Phone
123.
(73)
PERSONAL
FOR
THE
BEST
in
Painting
and
decorating
Phone
Blue
378.
"We
Can
Satisfy."
(89)
PHOTOGRAPHERS
We
will
purchase
good
quality
photographic
negatives,
size
2'x
3
or
larger
of
native
scenic,
game
fishing,
lumbering,
boating,
or
other
industrial
activities
In
the
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Areas,
black
and
white
or
Kodachrome.
Please
forward
negatives
to
us
for
inspection
and
we
will
advise
you
of
immediate
acceptance
or
return
same
promptly.
Steffens-Colmer
Limited,
560
Granville
Street,
Vancouver.
B.C.
(113)
TIMELY
RECIPES
BASIC
KEFKIGEItATOK
DOUGH
1
13
cups
milk
1
cake
compressed
yeast
2
tablespoons
sugar
2
teaspoons
salt
4
tablespoons
mild-flavoured
fat
iVz
to
4
cups
sifted
all-purpose'
flour
Scald
milk.
Dissolve
yeast
cake
and
sugar
in
13
cup
milk,
cooled
to
lukewarm
temperature.
To
the
remaining
cup
of
milk
add
salt
and
fac.
When
this
Is
lukewarm
combine
with
yeast
mixture
and
add
about
3V2
cups
Hour.
Turn
out
on
a
floured
board
and
knead
briskly
for
8
to
ten
minutes,
adding
additional
flour
as
necessary
to
prevent
dough
sticking
to
the
board.
Form
Into
rolls
and
allow
to
rise
until
double
In
bulk,
about
two
hours.
Bake
In
a
moderate
hot
oven
375
deg.
F.
20
to
25
minutes.
If
dough
Is
to
be
stored
In
refrlgeratar,
place
in
a
bowl
after
kneading,
grease
the
surface
of
the
dough,
cover
with
wax
paper
and
store
until
needed.
The
dough
will
keep
for
six
or
seven
days.
Makes
two
dozen
rolls.
COCOA
AS
MEDICINE
The
Spanish
explorer
Cortea
Introduced
the
cocoa
bean
to
Europe
where
at
first,
it
wa?
used
as
a
medicine.
THX
DAILT
NIWS
MONDAY
NAVY
SHOW
COMING
UP
"Ale
e
t
the
Navy"
Opening
in
Prince
Kupert
on
Wednesday
Service
men
and
women
of
the
I
armed
forces
In
the
Prince
Rupert
area
are
looting
lorward
to
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
show
"Meet
the
Navy"
opening
here
In
the
Naval
Drill
Hall
on.
Wednesday
evening.
While
the
show
Is
primarily
arranged
for
the
benefit
of
service
personnel,
each
service
man
and
woman
can
bring
a
civilian
guest.
If
at
all
possible
it
Is
hoped
that
a
special
show
may
ai
ranged
for
civilians
as
a
whole.
Those
who
have
already
seen
"Meet
the
Navy"
in
the
East
are
loud
In
their
praises
of
the
show.
It
has
been
acclaimed
by
Life
magazine
and
New
World
magazine
who
have
each
run
full
page
pictures.
Due
to
arrive
with
the
cast
Is
Captain
J.
P.
Connolly
It.CN.V.
R
.
the
director
of
special
services,
under
whose
guidance
"Meet
the
Navy"
has
grown
from
a
small
concert
party
which
used
to
play
to
the
troops
in
llama
iu
wic
in
vfut
wuiu
ikit
sale
way,
has
now
assumed.
!
keep
the'
m
t
er
MiMtnt(M
nif
h
rn
rtn
1
Is
Lieut.
Stuart
Robertson
whose
experience
in
the
theatre
and
in
music
made
him
a
welcome
newcomer
to
Special
Services
when
he
Joined
the
Navy
a
year
ago.
Lieutenant
Robertson,
in
ad
ditlon
to
being
the
brother
of
Anna
Neagle.
the
famous
English
movie
actress,
is
an
artist
in
his
own
right.
An
"honorary
j
Associate
of
the
Royal
College
of
j
Music
In
London,
Robertson
Is
1
well
known
in
musical
circles
in
London
as
a
singer
and
music
adjudicator.
He
has
recorded
many
songs
for
H.
M.
V.
and
was
a
frequent
artist
on
BJJ.C.
programs
prior
to
his
leaving
for
Hollywood
a
few
years
ago
where
he
has
been
making
films
for
M.G.M.
The
last
picture
he
appeared
In
before
Joining
the
Navy
was
Eric
Knight's
"This
Above
AIL"
Lieutenant
Cameron
Orant,
whose
antics
as
Captain
BUgh
:n
a
burlesque
on
"Mutiny
on,
the
Bounty."
has
been
sighted
by
talent
scouts
from
Hollywood
wno
have
signed
him
up
on
a
long
term
contract
as
soon
as
his
hi.
services
.....
in
.
.1..
the
Navy
v
are
no
longer
required.
Also
in
the
cast
is
Lieut.
Oscar
Natzke
whose
rich
bass
voice
has
toeen
heard
In
opera
and
concert
in
Moscow,
Paris.
Berlin
and
London.
Acclaimed
by
Arthur
Benjamin,
the
noted
composer
and
conductor,
now
a
resident
of
Vancouver,
as
one
of
the
ilnest
singers
In
the
British
Em
pire,
the
Navy
feels
Justly
proud
to
have
him
take
pait
in
"Meet
the
Navy."
OFFICERS
AND
RATINGS
TOO
The
cast
Is
by
no
means
restricted
to
officers
as
the
ma
jority
of
recruits
for
"Meet
the
Navy"
have
been
drawn
from
the
lower
deck.
An
Instance
of
this
Is
Sick
Berth
Attendant
Bill
Richards
who
was
discover
ed
In
the
R.C.N.-
Hospital
In
Halifax.
In
his
off
watches
Bill
would
take
out
his
violin
and
play
for
his
messmates.
His
beautiful
tone,
fine
phrasing
and
bowing
soon
attracted
the
Special
Service
Officer
in
H.M.
OS.
Stadacona.
It
was
not
long
before
Richards
was
.again
on
the
concert
platform
where
he
had
been
before
the
war.
To
gether
with
Chief
Petty
Officer
Shipwright
Tony
Stctchlson,
a
native
0:
Russian
Ukraine,
and
Signalman
Dixie
Dean
he
play
ed
several
thousand
concert,
for
the
servicemen
In
Halifax
alone.
Chief
Petty
Officer
Stetchlson
accompanies
himself
on
the
guitar
while
he
sings'
a
rich,
resonant
tenor
song.
Wisely
choosing
the
folk
songs
of
his
native
country,
he
has
sung
his
way
Into
the
hearts
of
literally
millions
of
Canadian
men
and
women.
Dixie
Dean
recently
received
his
commission
but
he
appears
kwlth
his
accordion
in
square
rig.
Sub
Ileut.
Dean
Is
well
known
to
most
accordion
players
as
his
picture
appears
on
the
coyer
of
thousands
of
copies
of
sheet
music
for
his
choserl
Instrument.
Before
the
war
he
was
teaching
for
Plctro
Dlero
in
New
York
as
well
as
giving
concerts
in
that
city.
Also
with
the
show
Is
Petty
Officer
Joseph
Marks,
talented
violinist
of
Vancouver
who
Joined
the
show
at
the
offset.
Marks
Is
a
well
known
flaure
In
musical
circles
in
the
west
where
he
has
appeared
with
the
C.N.R.
Trains
I'or
lh
I'JtV
DaUr
fpt
8undT
.
.
.
a
p.m.
rtmu
I
he
tt
Daily
cicrpt
UoDdtv
10:45
pa
I'or
Trrr(r
Sunday,
Mondr
it.
WadQtaday,
ThuMdir
and
Friday
4
pm
I'ront
Terrain-Monday.
Tuesday.
Thuriday,
rtlday
and
Saturday
It
a.m.
:
Cutting
Off
Arrearages
I
Due
to
newsprint
ration-
j
Ing
and
the
requirements
of
our
circulation
audit,
to-
gether
with
greatly
In-
;
creased
demand,
It
has
be-
come
necessary
for
the
Dally
'ews
to
eliminate
from
Its
delivery
lists
sub-
scrlbers
who
have
fallen
Into
arrears
In
their
sub-
sciiDtlon
accounts.
We
must
be
In
a
position
to
in-
sure
delivery
to
those
who
keep
their
subscription
ac-
counts
paid
up
to
date.
Re-
peated
notices
have
been
sent
to
those
whom
it
his
become
necessary
for
us
to
cut
off.
Of
course,
payment
of
the
account
will
permit
I
restoration
to
the
lists.
The
however.
Is
to
subscription
In
good
standing
so
delivery
may
not
be
Interfered
with.
1!10
Kllocyclei
CFPR
SCHEDULE
MONDAY
F-M.
4:00
Sound
Oir
4:1S-Q.
I.
Jive
4:30
To
be
announced
5:00
Peter
and
the
Pygmies
5:15
To
be
announced
5:30
Personal
Album
5:45
Melody
Round-up
6:00
CBC
News
6:05
Recorded
Interlude
6:
IS
Are
You
a
Oenius?
6:30
Serenade
In
Rhythm
6:45
Ann
Watt
7:00
Fred
Waring
and
Ills
Pennsylvanians
7:15
Front
Line
Famtly
7:30
Music
from
the
Pacific
8:00
Music
from
America
8:30
CBR
Singers
9:0O
Hit
Parade
9:30
Waltz
Time
10:00
CBC
News
10:05
Recorded
Interlude
10:15
Yarns
for
Yanks
10:30
Oreat
Music
j
IJiiA'0"
1
11:00
-Closing
announcement
TUESDAY
KM.
7:30
Musical
Clock
7:45
CBC
News
7:50
Musical
Clock
8.30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
blnglng
Strings
9:00
To
be
announced
9:15
Nelson
Eddy
9:30
CBC
News
9:35
Transcribed
Varieties
10:00
Melody
Time
10:30
Dick
Todd
10:45
They
Tell
Mb
1
1:00
Scandinavian
Melodies
11:15
Broadcast
of
Messages
11:17
Recorded
InUxlude
ll:45-D!ck
Lelbert
12:00-March
Time
12:30
Spotlight
Bands
12:45
CBC
News
12:50
Recorded
1:00
One
Night
8tand
1:30
School
Broadcast
2:00
silent
Calgary
and
Vancouver
Sym
phony
Orchestras.
The
hit
song
In
the
show,
"The
Boy
with
the
Bell
Bottom
ed
Trousers"
was
written
by
Lieut.
Patrick
Qulnn
who
u
now-serving
overseas
with
the
Special
Services
Directorate.
It
Is
a
fast,'
quick
moving
show,
designed
to
hold
Interest
every
mlnufc
It
Is
on
the
stage.
Fine
settings,
beautiful
girls,
talented
men
and
an
excellent
orchestra
make
It
one
of
the
I
very
finest
shows
ever
present-!
cd.
"IJuild
H.C.
Payrolls-
PACIFIC
MILK
HI
NEVER
It
CHANCES
Mi
Pacific
Milk
does
not
change.
It
Is
the
same
under
war
conditions
as
In
peace
times.
tTlili
ls-what
one
of
the
oldest
friends
we
have
has
Said
about
It.
They
irve
vup
country"
so
Pacific
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all
times-.
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the
only
milk
they
have.
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ANTI-NAZI
JOINS
UP
PerUtenre
Win
Uniform
for
German-born
Cat!
Froehling
KINOSTON.
Ont.,
March
27.
O
After
several
unsuccMtful
attempts,
a
young
Otrman-born
anti-Nazi,
who
was
forced
to
flee
Oermany
tn
1939,
baa
finally
succeeded
in
Joining
the
Cana
dlan
Army.
Since
his
release
from
a
Canadian
camp
for
friendly
aliens
tn
May
1942.
Carl
Froehltng.
34
several
times
had
been
told
he
could
not
be
dratted.
Ills
final
application
proved
uecetful.
In
Germany,
being
of
Jewish
ancestry,
his
family
was
persecuted
by
the
Naata.
In
1934
Froehltng's
father
committed
suicide
and,
lo
1919.
be
was
forced
to
leave
his
mother
behind
and
flee
to
England.
,
Until
Danktrque
he.
as
a
Claa
C
alien,
suffered
only
minor
Inconveniences,
but
with
invasion
imminent,
all
aliens
were
put
in
camps.
In
1940
he
was
transferred
to
Canada
where
he
was
kept
In
camp
with
other
friendly
aliens
until
1942.
On
his
release
he
came
heie
to
work
and
In
June
of
last
year
applied
for
his
naturalization
papers.
From
bis
knowted?
!
German
people,
he
warm
that
victory
fur
Ur.
A','.;t
wi'
-m.'
only
iV.-
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.1
:
MinSi
Login,
Sit'
fimtJ
home
cr.l
,rmt(,
bote
Ur.
tiftime
cooling
cok-n
ii
ffgulif
fcnurt
of
(hit
fijjf.
Look
lot,
that
tilutUe
hioti
ch
MonJjf
Cheese
is
Tops!
High
in
nutritional
values
.
.
.
delicious
and
easy
lo
digest
:..
Swift's
Brookfleld
cheeso
is
a
must
on
the
kitchen
shelf.
All
the
way
from
a
tasty
sauce,
which
giyes
a
vegetable
plate
tn
extra'
lift,
to
a
main
meal
dish
such
as
a
savoury
Welsh
Rarebit,
cheese
is
a
wonderful
standby
these
harried
days.
Which
is
probably
why
more
and
more
housewives
make
it
a
practice
to
keep
a
loaf
ol
delicious
processed
cheese,
such
as
Swift's
Brbokficld,
always
on
hand,
It's
a
wonderful
snack
food,
sliced
on
bread,
toast
or
crackers.
And,
because
it
melts
$0
easily
and
SWIFT
CANADIAN
CO.
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fact,
I'd
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csscntul
in
kitchen.
.
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Makers
of
Premium
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Product";
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Cheese;
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