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four
Th
Mr-!-,
DELAY
ACTION
AT
ACROPOLIS
Outlay
Would
bo
Too
Great
For
Present
Interest
In
Fair
Tlie
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Fair
Hoard
was
held
last
night
in
the
city
council
cham-her.
There
was
a
full
attendance,
of
directors
with
President
Hen
Self
in
the
chair.
HiisIneVs
was
largely
of
n
routine
nature
with
a
heavy
volume
of
eorrespou'
ilenee
indicating
that
already
a
lively
interest
is
heingJaken
in
the
activities
'of
the
association
for
this
year.
Mayor
Newton
was
present
and,
before
the
meeting
opened,
he
explained
the
view
that
was
being
iaken
by
the
board
of
works
regarding
the
improve,
menls
aske'd'
for
at
Acropolb
Hill
grounds.
It
was
considered
that
J
lie
proposal
for
permanent
-work
suggested'
by
the
delega
tion
wliich
appeared
recently
be
fore
Ih'i'
council
would
involve
Mich
an
outlay
hat
.it
would
be
wise
to
give
some
time
and
thought
to
the
scheme.
For
the
present
season,
it
would
he
practically
impossible
to
have
the
crusher
and
roller
placed
on
the
grounds.
The
mayor
slated
that
tli'e
liriard
was
in
favor
nf
permanent
work
being
done
and
that
plans
with
this
end
in
view
i
might
be
matured.
In
the
mean-lime,
tlie
matter
was
in
the
hands
of
the
Hoard
of
Works.
The
city
was
desirous
of
co-operating
and
the
Fair
Hoard
might
rest
assured
that
the
grounds
would
at
least
be
put
in
suitable
shape
for
this
year's
Fair
sports
program.
The
limller
of
holding
some
kind
or
a
celebration
on
May
21
I
in
order
to
aid
the
association's
finances
Was
discussed
and
left
in
the
hand
of
the
sport
and
attractions
committee
to
.bring
in
a
recommendation.
Among
the
letters
read
at
the
meelinig
was
one
from
J.
11.
Slanycr
of
Francois
Lake
show
ing
that
an
interest
is
being
taken
hy
that
district
in
the
prince
Itupert
exhibition.
lenders
are
to
be
called
shortly
for
the
printing
of
the
1023
prize
list.
WAR
VETERANS
HOmSMOKER
Ninth
Anniversary
Celebrated
Bishop
DePencicr
One
of
Speakers
Marking
the
ninth
anniversary
of
the
founding
of
the
organization,-
a
very
successful
.smoking
concert
was
held
in
the
fireat
'
War
Veterans'
Association's
'
club
rootns
-
last
night
President!
.1,
M.
Clainpliell
was
in,
the
chair
and
there.vasi
a
large
.Ttlcnd-
mice,
A
first
class
program
'was
discoursed'
and
eat.
and
smtike's
'
were
furnisheil
in
abundance.
.
.inong
tlie
guests
were
Hisliop
j
Hol'encier
of
Vancouver,-
Arch-
deacon
(i.
A..
Itix,
Mayor
Newton,
Aid.
Hrown,
Aid.
McKcr.lmie
and
Aid".
M'cM'tjrdif?,
llishop
:
I)('lencierf
In
the
course
of
an
address,
related
some
il.ere,sting
anecdoles
of
his
nwn.overseas
(xiSeri'ence's
and
citizenship,
etc.
urged-iiieuibers
nf
tln
ft.W.V.A.
lo
"carry
on-
(he
tight"
for
good
.Mayor.
Newton
nia'deV
conirratu
'
latory"
feinarks
i
a.
to
the
w'orfc
of
'
the.
Association
and
said
that.
I
In
citj
would.
be
willing
lo
extend
its
support
wherever
possibles
Addresses
telling
of
the
early
organization
and
work
of
Ihe
'I.W.V.A.
in
l'rince
IVnpert
wore
given'
hy
.1.
F.
Hutchinson,
I
&
(Jameron'
atul
W.
E.
Denning.
.
.
Presentation
Made
A
pleasant
feature
of
the.
pro
-
ceedings
was
Ihe
presentation'
lo
Fred
Pyle,
who
headed
Ihe
local
;
fUV.V.A-.
last,
year,
or.
a'
gold
watcll
((harm
President
Camp-
-
licit,,
in
niaking
e
presuntiition,
referredJo
tluv
appreciation;
felt
by
lhr
A'ssociation
fur
'.Mr
P'y!e.s
gooir
-worK.
The
recipient
tcs-pliVd
,i
slating.
I'
he
VouldalV
wa).i
be'"
(irrpaVert
t'o
.
assist
tlie
Association
whether
or
not
be
was.
a
.member
of
III
o
executive.
Hesid'es
selections
by
the
North
H.O
liegfmenl
Itand
and
Piper
.Iames
Sturgeon,
the
program
included
solos
from
.1,
N.
Kelly,
F.
Fortune,
it.
Saflourln;
.Fumes
Harris,-
Tommy
Hlaek,
J.
Hoss',
1'rank
Vi'ells,
Harry
Aslnrl
and
Jacft'
M'?.
AYcomflaWsf
if
were
W.
Vaughan
Davics
and
C.
1..
Youngmun,
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
I
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-W?H
,
t
OOW
WAjsT
TO'
LET
MOO
COVtj
FiCCElPTlGlS
FiCCHPTlOs
f
'Tin
STEAMERS
TO
RETAIN
TRAIN
CONNECTIONS
Announcement
Made
Today
In
Connection
with
Bl-Weekly
Service
Starting
Next
Week
Under
the
bi-weekly
service
between
here
and
Vancouver
which
commences
next
week
the
si
earners
Prince
(ieorge
and
Princii
lluperl
will
sail
from
here
for
Ihe
south
at
0
o'clock
Friday
ind
'Monday
mornings
until
May-
when
they
will
start
sailing
for
the
south
at
10
o'clock
Thursday
and
Sunday
nights
it
was
an
nounced
hy
H.
K.
McNaughloii.
O.N.H.
district
passenger
agent,
today.
This,
will
bo
in
order
lo
make
connections
with
the
trains
from
the
Fast
which
will
continue
coining
in
at
7
o'clock
on
the
mornings
of
Friday.
Monday
and
Wednesday
till
the
daily
rain
service
.starts
on
May
5',
when
the
Iraiys
will
arrive
here
at
3.30
in
Ihe
afternoons.
Hoals
will
arrive
here
from
the
south
at
10.30
Wednesday
and
Saturday
mornings.
The
Wed
nesday
boat
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
for
Anyox
and
tlie
Saturday
boal
at
the
same
hour
that
day
for
Stewart.
Tlie
vessels
will
return
here
al
8
pjn.
Thursday
and
Sunday
nights
and
lie
here
all
night
before
proceeding
soull
Hie
next
morning.
The
double
weekly
service
will
remain
in
operation
until
June
21
when
Ihe
tri-weckly
service
is
to
start.
EASTER
CANTATA
AT
OCEAN
FALLS
CHURCH
Large
Audience
Sunday
Evening
to
Hear
Excellent
Singing
of
Choir'
OCEAN
FALLS,
April
lG.r
The
service
at
St.
Paul's
Anglican
t'hiircb
here,
llev.
E.
A.
Ilodson
rector,
were
well
attended
this
year
on
.Easier.
Day.'
In
Hie
even-
Ibe
church
was
packed
lo
the
loors
to
hear
a
fine
rendering
of
Maunder'ft
Cantata
"Patience,
Pardon
and
Peace"
bylhe
chotr.
Miss
Mavis
King
was
in
excel-
eni
voice
in
ine
soprano
soios,
while
the
bass
and
barilone
solos,
sung
by
Messrs
Codding
7IeW
AURANIA
ASCANIA
ALAUNIA
Cunaideis
i
i
r
THE
CUNARD
STEAM
SIHP
CO.,
LIMITED
u
Hastings
sfRrlET.wi,
Vancouver'
CUNARD
CANADIAN
SERVICE
h)s
your
guarantee
of
-S
Br
quality
and
flavoroJ
AVOID
IM.
ytsiH
and
Morel
respeelivety.
left
not
It-
number
of
conventions
on'
Ihe
ing
to
be
desired.
E.
Anlil,
clioir-)
Paeiffc
Coast,-
Chief
-among5
them
master,
was
complimented
on
Ihejare
Shriners',
Knights,
Templars,
splendid
chorus
work
under
the
and
Elks
organizations,
ensures
leadership
of
Miss
Avner
Null'.
A
large
measure
of
nraise
was
also
given
Alan
Crawford,
or
ganist,
-whose
sympal
belie
accompaniments
had
much
to
do
wilh
the
all
round
excellence
of
Ihe
singing.
The
church
was
laslefnll'
decorated
by
members
of
the
Women's
auxiliary,
whose
good
work
in
connect
ion
wilh
St.
Paul's
has-
always
"been
so
marked.
FUNERAL
TODAY
Little
Son
of-Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Zbura
Laid
to
Rest
In
Fair-view
Cemetery
t
The
funeral
of
Frank
Xbnra,
four
.year
old
son
of
.Mr.
ami
Air',-
Steve
Zbura:
-.'ili
Eighth
Avenue
Easl,
look
place
this
aflernootr
from'
Ihe
H.C.
IJnder-
laker.s'
Chapel
lo
Falrview
Cemetery.
llev.
(I:
(!.
Hacker
oDlciated',
Among
those
who'
sent
llowers
were
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nick
Thonm.
Mrs.
.1.
II.
Iliblilch,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Zbura,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
p.
Camilla,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
,1.
Krikev-
sky
and
J.
Woziiey.
fi.
Knudsen
is
being
charged
wilh
intoxication
In
the
cil
police
court
this
afternoon.
These
palatial
liners,
another
Cunard
achievement,
have
been
added
to
the
famOuii
Cunard
Canadian
fleet
which'
brings
the
pleasures
of
"travel
de
luxe"
within
the
reach
of
all.
Like
the
Ausonia
and
Antonia,
they
are
"Cabin
Ships."
carrying
only
Cabin
and
Third
Class
passengers.
Among
the
advanced
conveniences
offered
are
delightful
private
suites,
beautiful
bedrooms,
and
an
unusually
large
number
of
two-berth
staterooms.
Their
public
room
cmbrice
VcnttUn
Palace
Smoking
room,
one
of
the
mokt
unique
and
charming.
o(
the
kind
afloat,
a
Long
Gallery
In
laaclnating
detign
of
oak
panelling,
a
delightful
winter
Car-den,
beautifully
panelled
in
figured
fiddle-back
aycamore,
a
Peter
Pan
Nurtery
for
the
children,
Qymnaiium
located
on
the
boat
deck.
Lounges,
Writing
rooms.
Library,
magnificent
Drawing
room,
per.
frcted
tyatema
of
heating
and
ventilation
under
the
control
of
passengers,
and
every
other
modern
equipment
conducive
to
comfortable
and'
pleasant-
ocean'
travel.
Add
to
the
above
feature!,-
the
enjoyment'
and
educational
interest
of
the
St.
Lawrence
River
trip
arid
it'
It"
easy'
to
appreciate"
that
a
voyage
via
the
Cunard
dian
Routt
it
a
perfect
pleasure
cruise.
Ask
your
local'
tleamshlp
agent
lor
booklets,
and
for
information
about
the
St.
Lawrence
Route,
or
apply
to:
If
1
VOO
0b
TO
KNOW
know
TVAKT
thmt
WM
IMS"
lVS"
LlO
LlO
AlSt
Am
tX
'
rWW
rV
TrAE.
.Hbote:
tfjgij
TOURIST
YEAR
BIGGEST
YET
So
Anticipates
J.
E.
Dalrymple
i
for
1925
on
Return
from
!
Western
Tour
!
WLNNIPKfi,
(
April
Ifi.
The
biguesi
tourist
year
that
the
Pacific
Coast
has
ever
known
is
promised
for
IU25
according
lo
.1.
E.
Dhliymple,
vice-president
of
I
he
Canadian
National
Railways
who
returned
yesterday
from
a
lour
which
took
him
lo
Ihe
Paci-Jfic
Coast
ulllces
of
the
company.
:
Canadian
National
Hallway
book-'ftigs
are
already
treble
those"
of
any
previous'
year
and
there
win
I
be
many
special
parties
in'
both
directions-it
The
holdiivj'
of
a
large
iraiuc
io
inai
pan
of
Caiiadn
and
irt
a
nniiiber'
of
cases
special
Trains
are
being
operated
to
carry
convention
delegates
over
Ihe
CaiVndlan
National
Itail-w'ay
Irt'
Winnipeg-
and
Eastern
points.
The
provision'
of
new
facilities
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge
such
as
the
golf
course,
nine
holes
of
which
wilf
be
ready
for
play,
and'
tlie
vrinuning
pool,
.is
attracting
even
more
attention'
this
year
lo
Jasper
National
Park",
which
Mr
Dalrymple
anticipates
will
have
by
far
the
greatest
yjasoiv
in
its
history.
The
Jasper
park
COiirVsc,
he
declares
was
acknowledged
hy
golf
expert
In;
be,
one
of
the
best
on
Ihe
North'
American'
con
tinent.
I'he
new
sleainshii
service
lo
laska
being
opened
by
the
Can
adian
National
on
the
coast,
the
first
sailing
of
which
will
be
.in
luile
SS,
lia
atlraclej
many
hooking
also.
STEWARDESS
OF
PRINCE
GEORGE
WEDS
IN
SOUTH
Two
Presentations
Took
Place
When
Steamer'
Was
at
Vancouver
Last
Monday
Evening
Miss
A.
efillahe,
for
many
year
ar
H(eyardeMi
rt(eyaifeH
on
on
the
ine
steainei
Kieniuer
P'riinlt'
rinc
t.PejViVC.YVarf
narVieH'
re'.
I'hftV.
in
'
'Vaitt-fuivr1
'
$
in-
eorge
nryi
iiyfifr
of
iiie
yrr.N'..
audit
jif
fi'(fe'
I.a'xt
Mondity
evening'
when
Hit1
ste.iiner
l'rince
fienrge
was
in
port
al
Vancouver,
two
pre.en(a
lions
took
place
to
mark
the
oc
casion.
The
office
staff
Of
Ihe
lcaiiiHliip
department,
Hiroutfli
l.
W.
Haldwin.
loeat
aiblilor.
presented
Ihe
coliple
wllli
a
.jf.
vim"
lea
service.
On
behalf
of
the
officers
and
crew
of
Ihe
Prince
(ieorge,
logelhei1
wilh
oilier
friend'.
.Chief
Kngineer
Alex.
Monro
iircnenl'cd
Mr.
mid
Mr,
'laylor
wilh
purse'
of
gold
BOAT
ARRIVALS
PassenKers
arriving
yesterday
afternoon
on
Ihe
slcariier
Prince
OCfirge
from
(he
south
Included:
For
Prince."
Ruperl
W.
Hall,
Mrs.
D.
.labour
arid
Tamlly.
X.
M.
Mercer
and
sons,
Arthur
Mur
doch,
Mr.
Moss.
I.;
Richard'sori,
p.
M.
Ray,
Mr.
Slarey,
.1.
Ziirelli,
F.
S.
McClay,
Mik.
Siriger,
Arllrtir
nnrti'itw,
Mi.
rtnVclay,-
0.
P..
I.iing,
P.
W.
Whafrivtigh',
(J.
A.
Wliil
-lock,
Mr.
Mills,
Knnv.
In
hour.
Mi's
C
M.
Ilockiii,
Hishop
nrid
M'i's.
A.
V.
Depencier,
A.
.1.
McClellan,.
T.
0.
(liirrelf,
A',
r.i'niuV,
M.
lUi'ri-gan.
C.
C.
Sinilh',
M.
Olson,
W.
R.
Mnrshall1,
A.
T.
II.
Smith',
Mi's.
O'Neill,
A'.
C.
ITichnrds,
IV.
P.
Crowe;
A.
H.
Lewis;
X.
S.
KIMarii,
V.
F.'.lulius,
A,
McDonal'd,
15.
I..
Veller.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
O.
Mllll-
Cliainp,
Mrs.
V.
C.
Young
and
IW'
''frX
At.C
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Red
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P.
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Sub.
P.(V.
No.
I.
Prince
Rupert.
H.C.
Agent
for
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Marble
and
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Monuments
and
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Nelson.
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New
York
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