RRIVALS
IS.O.H.
Officers
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
April
14,
Pillowcast
Hoard
Fortune
in
Silver
I
ST.
HELIER,
Jersey
Channel
i
J.
C.
Pope,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Parker
und
son,
city;
J.
Dion,
Massena,
INcw
York;
D.
J.
McBeath,
Wat-'
.
1
1
T
nd
:
Nora
I.
Johnson
rot.
V.
O.
sire
CM!
'Are
Installed
M.
'stevcBton;
T.
K.
MUne.
Holly-
I
IS'andS
-plber
George
BiS-burn.
8n'
Prbir'8
pipes
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Korhonen.
beneath
Installation
of
officers
for
the
V-
Fultoi1-
KacKcnzie,
G.
ier,
Vancouver;
I
Ilor
ol
a
house,
came
on
a
hoard
jPort
Essington;
R.
H.
Ball,
Craw
of
silver
coins
worth
more
than
'6,000
(
$18,600
j
and
weiirhine
year
took
place
at
a
meeting
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
in
their
hall
Wednesday
night.
Installation
was
by
Past
President
iJels
Gun-derson.
Mrs.
Knute
Slatta
and
Mrs.
John
Fredheim
installed
the
marshall
and
assistant
marshall.
kOGGED
?
ford,
New
Jersey;
Cpl.
A.
H.
Taylor,
Vernon;
Roy
Berryman,
Sandspit;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Gas-key,
Winnipeg.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin
will
be
leaving
by
air
at
the
first
of
next
week
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Fort
William
and
Toronto
for
a
fortnight's
visit.
Mrs.
Kergin
will
leave
on
Monday
and
Dr.
Kergin
expects
to
get
away
on
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook,
pioneer
Anglican
missionary
of
city
and
district,
is
a
patient
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
He
suffered
a
heart
attack
on
Wednesday
but
is
now
reported
to
be
resting
comfort
nearly
a
ton.
The
coins
were
stowed
in
pillowcases
and
leather
bags
in
the
home
of
Walter
W.
Bisson.
a
retired
lish
dealer
who
died
last
-
;
,
"
STEAMSHIP
PRINCE
RUPERT
'SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
'
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
.many
emcr-'puniping
flood-ril:g
violations
,
rusted
piP
jended
to.
Tuesday.
CONST.
SIMONS
IS
PROMOTED
ably.
J
Co-op
Fisherman's
Farewell
and,Dance
APril
14th.
Civic
Centre
July.
The
money
will
be
divided
I
among
his
heirs.
Winners
of
the
Music
It
was
announced
that
a
Smor-gesbord
social
will
be
held
May
17
in
the
organization's
hall.
The
following
officers
were
installed
:
j
President
John
Fredheim.
Vice-President
Harold
Hel-
Const.
G.
L.
Simons
of
the
city
detachment
of
the
B.
C.
Police
SPORT
SHIRTS
WAIKIKI
LEISURE-TOGS
By
Milestone
Pinto
Model
A
fine
gabardine
in
cross-over
zipper
style
.
.
.
washable
.
.
.
pre-shrunk
and
expertly
tailored
....
Aud.
10-2,
Tickets
for
admission
Drama
festival.
Cups
and
mcd
and
Jobbing
als
please
return
to
Bulgers
for
engraving.
(87)
are
available
at
Co-op
stores
for
all
members
and
employees.
(87)
acted
,
land.
here,
has
been
promoted
to,
the'
"I
'.
rank
of
corporal
and
transferred
!
Would
Spring
to
North
Vancouver,
It
was
an-
j
Knives-StilettOS
nounced
yesterday.
The
con-1
TnnnNxn
TORONTO
Tho
The
.,
stable
has
been
in
this
district!
city
council
for
five
and
one
half
years,
at-
ft
Uo
sklnQB
thc
i.PhPH
hw.
nrt
f
tJ
;
Minister
of
Justice,
Hon.
Stuart
el08
Rupert
J
Hcoting
HUMAN
,
a
.
.,
,Garson,
to
ban
Prince
Rupert
District
Scout
Judge
Gunner
Selvig.
Association
is
conducting
a
Treasurer
Arnold
Kaardal.
Leader's
Training
Course
in
the
Financial
Secretary
Astrld
City
from
April
20-25
under
ex-
Pedersen.
pert
diretion
of
Field
Commis-i
Secretary
Mabel
Ritchie,
sioner
J.
Watson.
of
Vancouver.
Assistant
Secretary
Sophia
This
course
Is
open
to
yount
Giske
incn
or
women
18
years
of,
oyer
Marshall-Mrs.
John
Pedersen.
the
Import
and
Native
school
teachers
for
the
Salvation
Army
Envoy
and
Mrs.
John
Walker
of
Kitselas,
Capt.
Louise
Thomas
of
Hazelton
and
Lt.
E.
McLean
and
Lt.
B.
Gordon
of
Glen
Vowell
are
returning
to
their
posts
in
the
interior
by
tonight's
train
after
having
spent
the
Easter
holiday
season
in
the
city.
"spring
knives"
and
stil-
sale
Of
novt
uropl?
Mia
uniuuin
v.
tifficc
BIdg.)
has
not'yet
been
announced.
'
T
aC,Un
was
taken
at
the
request
of
the
police
chief,
John
Chisholm.
.
Assistant
Marshall
Mrs.
G.
age,
mwresiea
in
Doys'
work
1
onH
u:
n
1
f
o
v
Wl
(
.
i
.
,.k
iBelvig.
ierinen
-
,'
.
,
1
stay
in
Scouts.
If
interested,
Women
of
Moose
please
take
.ritp
r,iKt.ript.
rmmlBCln.
AIR
POWER
MOST
DOMINANT
FACTOR
MONTREAL
Lieut.
General
O.
J.
Slmonds,
Commandant
of
the
Inner
Guard
Hans
Pettersen.
Outer
Guard
Birger
Bakken.
Trustee
for
three
years
Oscar
Glske.
Scouts,
P.O.
Box
187,
City,
before
April
15.
(90i
novelties
to
Star
Stylewear
not
laer
than
Tuesday,
April
18.
(88)
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURN'S
PREPARED
manufacture
and
stock
mufflers
stabilizers,
expansion
tanks,
i
YOUR
SPRING
PLANTING!
The
finest
selections
of
gladlola
j
bulbs
and
rose
bushes
now
at
j
I
Balagno
Florists.
Green
787.
(hi
'
Attention
all
Scouts
and
National
Defence
College
at
Kingston
.speaking
here
said:
"The
dominant
factor
in
modern
war
is
air
power.
The
best
Mrs.
W.
C.
PoulLon
of
the
Salvation
Army
is
leaving
on
tonight's
train
to
visit
various
Home
Leagues
of
tbo
Ai-my
at
green,
wine,
g'ey
ana
brown.
Priced
at
$5.95
Beachcomber
Model'
Made
from
synthetic
yarns.
.
.
f
ast
color.dyed
,
.
.
washable
and
pre-shrunk
.
.
.
mottled
green,
brown
and
blue
Priced
at
$6.50
Button
Sport
Shirt
by
Miss
Dolores
Clifford,
telegraph
operator
at
Hazelton,
and
Miss
Gwen
Langthorne
arrived
In
the
city
on
Tuesday
night's
train
for
an
Easter
week
visit.
They
will
return
to
Hazelton
on
Monday
night's
train.
exhaust
coolers
MEET
METAL
WORKS
It.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
means
to
prevent
a
shooting
)
Prince
George,
HazeJum,
Glen
Cubs,
Prince
Rupert
District.
Final
film
programme
Friday.
Vowell,
Cedarvale
and
Kitselas.
i
She
expects
to
be
away
for
eight
I
war
Is
to
prove
to
any
possible
aggressor
that
an
open
conflict
'would
not
pay
off."
days.
7:30
p.m.
at
the
Anglican
Cathedral
Hall.
Come
and
enjoy
yourselves.
,
(87)
Announcement
George
Green,
district
man-
ager
of
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
sailed'
Club
stau
nights
arranged
SII1GER
We
repair
all
makes
Sewing
Machines
WORK
GUARANTEED
For
Free
Estimates
Phone
864
I
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
!
Northern
Sports
Boxing
Club.
for
a
business
trip
to
Ocean
Falls.
(103P)
Baronet
.
.
.
full
weight
gabardine
.
.
.
washable
.
.
;
exclusively
styled
for
comfort,
fit
and
smart
appearance
.
.
Priced
at
$6.95
Dance
S.O.N.
Hall
Saturday)
Card
Tournamtnt,
Catholic
I
0
to
12
p.m.
Music
by
Mike
Co-
Hal1'
Thursday,
April
27.
I
lussi.
Everybody
welcome.
(88)
United
Church
Bake
Sale
j
Meeting
of
'
Int.
Union,
of
'April
15th
at
Gordon
and
An-
Sewing
Centre
Singer
Wl
Mm
Operating
Engineers
Local
115.
dersons
11
to
4.
"
Carpenters
Hall
Sunday,
April
1C,
2:30
p.m.
(88)
bSPfifylUTY
Women
of
the
Moose
Novelty
Spring
Tea,
April
19,
in
the
new
Moose
Temple.
St.
Peters
Spriuu
Sale
April
20.
rn
Pr3sbyterlan
Spring
8a'i
Committed
for
Trial
j
On
Charges
of
Arson
LEYBURN,
Yorkshire,
Eng.
Hi
Thomas
Jackson,
28-year-old.
painter
who
"longed
to
be
a
fireman"
was
committed
for
trial
by
I
April
27.
Hobby
Show
Apl.
27,
28
and
29.
(
C.
C.
F.
Tea
and
Sale,
Ladies',
Qood
Food
For
Tasty
Meals
At
Reasonable
Prices
Chinese
Dishes
Specialty
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Leyburn
magistrate's
court
on
j
Lounge
Civic
Centre,
April
29.
383
TAXI
&nd
Tea,
I
Orange
Spring
Sale
cnarges
of
arson.
.
The
prosecution
charged
Jack-
c.ti
Unrt
cn
rit.
tn
n
nnl..
.I.kl..
May
3.
,
(
!
In
one!
United
Church
Mothers'
Day
land
a
neighbor's
house.
J
case
he
had
giver,
thc
a!ann
and
'
Sale-
Mav
4tn-
Now
at
Your
Service
ETTER
THAN
ANY
in
both
he
had
helped
firemen
j
student
Recital,
combine
vi-
fight
the
flames.
i
0lin
and
niano.
may
5,
7:30.
an
383
cabs
I
Gvro
Klondykc
Night
May
5
OTHER
MARGARINE..
A
statement
read,
to
the
court
said
Jackson
had
'
lcnged
to
bo
a
WLeiL
Cat
e
2nd
Ave.
Opp.
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Outside
Orders
fireman."
He
hi'.d
applied
to
the
brigade
but
had
been
turned
down
on
an
-:ye
test
and
this
had
been
"a
jreat
Presbytcriar
Missionary
Tea
i
Church
Hall,
May
11th.
'
Sonja
Tea
May
13.
'
Eastern
Star
Tea
May
18.
.
DAY
or
NIGHT
Stand
733
2nd
Ave..
At
the
Washington
Block
S.O.N.
Badminton
Dance
every!
Saturday
night..
1
i
Bj
Jl'LIUS
DINTENFASS
HARMONY
in
ue
Give
your
children
the
NEW
MARGKNK
and
blindfolded
or
not
they'll
tell
you
it's
GOOD!
New
texture
and
flavor,
better
than
ever,
make
it
extra
delicious
on
bread,
toast,
pancakes
and
vegetables.
Use
the
NEW
MARGENE
in
all
your
baking
serve
it
at
dinner
tonight!
D.C
B.sc
IJ.U.U
We
often
unconsciously
compare,
our
own
bodf
mechanism
to
that,
of
a
watch.
Vou'll
hear
people
say:i
"I'm
run.
down."
Why'!
for
not
carry
the-analogy
one'
step
further?
When
a
watch
:0)
PRODUCT
OF
CANADA
PACKERS
LIMITED
it
502
is
run
down
and
doesn't
work
right,
we
have
it
adjusted.
We
can
do
the
same
for
the
body-
We're
Going
to
the
Dogs!
through
chiropractic
adjustment.
The
result
in
both
cases
is
the
same.
The
watch
and
the
WATCH
REPAIRS
IF
IT
CAN'T
BE
FIXED
With
a
New
Stock
of
Dog
navy
blue
kid
tango
pump
By
Perth
$
I
I
r
AT
I
Julius
Dlntcnfus
Uoctoi
of
body
are
both
I
Collars,
leather
and
chain
leashes
and,
harness,
rub
DNT
THROW
IT
AWAY
1
1
ysJ
I
made
up
of
hundreds
of
tiny
parts,
-all
of
which
trust
be
meshed
to-
,
j
gqther
in
perfect
co-ordination
and
J
allowance
will
be
allowed
as
a
trade
ber
bones
and
balls
CALL
IN
TODAY
vis
balance,
and
with
notning
to
'm-!
pede
the
flow
of
vital
energy.
The
!
mainspring
of
all
our
actions
I
conscious
and
unconscious.
Our
!
system
of
interlocking
gears,
to
transmit
vital
impulses
from
the
'
.brain,
is
our
.spinal
cord.
Shock,
fatigue,
a
fall
any
one
of
in
on
a
new
1950
Model
ANSON'S
hundred
causes
can
throw
trie
spine
off
balance
inlcrfare
with
'
S18
3rd
Ave.
P.O.
Box
1118
if
Phone
Red
400
navy
blue
Y0UU
'"H!NDLY
JEWELLER
''rincc
Rupert
proper
channeling
of
nerve
impulses
from
the
brain
to
the
other
organs
of
the
body.
When
we're'
Tun
down,"
it's
a
symptom
that,!
like
our
watches,
we
need
"adjust-:
ing."
The
ch'ropractor
corrects
thel
ca
3rd.
Ave.
distortion
that
has
altered
or'.
w
By
Julia
Arthur
1
1.95
obstructed
the
proper
channeling
of
nervous
impulses,
restores
the!
body
to
the
desired
equilibrium.
;
So
the
net
time
you
feel
run'
down,
viteit
your
chiropractor!
;
BOULTER
&
WELTER
(Formerly
B
&
V
Transfer)
We
wish
our
patrons
to
know
of
thc
change
of
Name,
Phone
and
Office
Phone
Black
774
(Office)
T.
Norton
Youngs,
3rd
Avenue
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LIMITED
Thii
artitU
(nstrttd
by
CHIROPRACTORS
ASSOCIATION
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
T
Prmtt
Thvrvugh
Undwitonding
I
This
Ironch
!
HaoMnf
Art
Box
638
Charlie
Roberts
Phone
357
NEW
SPRING
ARRIVALS
SUITS
Drcsjiinukcrs
in
.Chf-cks
iinti
Gabardines
from
$22.95
i-'liimirl
SLACKS
from
$3.95
p0R
APRIL
SHOWERS
Umbrellas
as
low
as
$3.25
Cotton
Prints
in
latest
spring
styles
from
$2.95
to
$7.95
DOM'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
McBride
Street
-
CALL
"99"
WE
AIN'T
MAD
A
T
NOBODY