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.for
pld
gold,
JBulger'a
(tf)
Mr.
.and
.Mr.
Duncan
Kennedv
sailed
.th,i
morning
qn
the
.Car-,
qena
for
Vancouver.
thicken
dinner
,M
the
.Knox
Hotel,
jihone
7J.
(108)
.yyrp
.Coronation
Dance,
May
12
limited
number
of
tickets
I
available
.from
any
Cyro
or
.at
flrmp'a
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'Jiw;
Lieut.
iCol.
S.
D.
Jnhncton
re-turned
Xo
ih
.city
,on
the
Prin
Venn
Adelaide
yesterday
.afternoon
firom
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
.Mrs.
T.
W.
3tamn-y.incent
ar
rived
n
the
city
.pn
the
PrjncesR
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
to
nay
a
visit
with
her
daughters,
the
Misses
Helen
and
Violet
Stamp-Vincent.
Miss
Margaret
Iieattie.
idaugh
ter
of
Mrs.
A.
M.
Heatlie.of
this
city,
has
been
successful
in
pass
ing
her
examinations
at
the
University
of
.JJritlsh
.Columbia
and
will
.arrive
in
I'rince
Uupert
the
first
week
in
June
after
touring
the
southern
states
for
the
next
three
weeks.
Word
has
been
received
in
thf
Pity
that
M.
P.
McCaffery,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
i
McCaffery
of
Prince
Rupert,
led
the
high
school
cjass
at
t.
MarkV
College,
Mcey,
Washington,
,in
the
final
examination,
thus
securing
the
highest
roll
of
honor
in
the
institution.
Many
friends,
particularly
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
wili
be
glad
to
hear
that
Mrs.
M.
J
Williams
of
Skidej?ate
is
now
making
a
rapid
recovery
aftei
the
ioperaUon
on
Monday
in
thf
Pr.ince
.Rupert
General
Hospital
M,r.
Wnjianw
sailed
last
night
b
the
'nnce
.John
on
his
return
home.
.Mr.
Williams
expects
to
leave
:lwo
weeks
hence.
Najiy,e
Treatment
At
Celebration
Chamber
.of
Commerce
Hears
OI
iUps
iJemg
iraken
to
Present
.Vbjectionable
'raetices
.Other
JBiwines8
The
Prince
iiupert
Chamber
,oi
Commerce
ilasl
.night
heard
from
P.
A.
MaoCaHum,
the
represen
tjtivp
of
the
Chamber
on
;tht
Coronation
.celebration
.committee,
a
.plea
for
better
.treatment
of
thi
natives
Mho
.anena
inai
.impori
ant
.evept.
Ie
stated
that
a
,dele
nation
of
native
had
protestet
againrtt
rtheir
tUeatment
on
pre
and
.had
,bnm.
assured
Mat
step
would
De
taitei
this
year
to
see
that
justice
was
Hnnn
Thp
averaire
native
was
a
law-abiding
necon
and
nQmpe,
of
ah
,roui)
.would
-be
JiKKefl
h-.t
their
members
aid
no;
ict
put
,qf
.hahd
nd
tp.
pqNc!
themselvej
A
ir!a
pos.imie.
i
ri!u
thpv
would
have
the
co
operation
of
the
cily
nolice.
It
was
reported
vMiat
tne
(ie
suit
nf
n
recent
vote
showeu
eighteen
had
favored
regular
eve
ning
tippers,
sixteen
;had
for
dinner
.alternately
with
regu
br
.evqninK
.meetings
,apd
ix
,Pfi
(Wed
L-ontinuiuir
as
in
the
.past
Dinner
meetings
would
e
,ne,ip
II
was
announced,
in
the
Knox
llptol,
.the
,Cqmmodore
.Ltc
nu
t,he
Boston
Cae
.n
rKuia.r
)
et
.montn
,it
w;a
w;wmium
'rllno
at
the
JvnoX.
,r
.
.
.!..J
(
transport,
yirpuh
wo;
ftWr,
wjptc
qilcopraglnK'
in
rBwa
t
the
aids
to
navigation
rhnmlior
for
many
years
pasl
v.,u
.
---
,
-Mr
Hpwe
alsp
filscpiva.HBP
H"".
idea
of
giving
special
im"
tp
.lpc.al
boats
.cawipK
:nassan
f
Prince
Unmrt
flW
MUKKCdtiiyC
that
owner
.of
boat
KlimilH
.make
them
conform
with
tli,.
roirlll.lt
lon
The
frekht
rates
.committee
nnn.i.inif'
nf
0.
W.
Nlckersor
C.
.C.
MUK
.and
iflpnia
Moekin
eiwted
,;avor
,
u
resoluliqn
.cmlnK
m
;Sm
tnerf
Board
of
Trade
asking
for
lowe
express
raP
n
eh'PnW
fnVm
nroduce
such
.as
owas
grantc(l
from'competitive
points.
It
wan
decided
before
taKing
uciw
await
the
reply
of
the
txprew
Department
to
the
Smither"
people.
The
principle
of
the
resolution
was
approved.
Will
Entertain
Vancouver
Men
Visiting
City
Wallie's
Hous
one-time
Baltimore
home
of
Mrs.
Wallis
.Simpson,
fiancee
of
the
Duke
of
Windsor,
has
been
opened
to
the
public
at
50
cents
a
look.
There
are
live
guides
on
nano
tp
shepherd
the
curious.
They
are
provided
by
"Two
Hundred
and
Twelve
East
fiiddle
Street,
Inc.,"
a
slightly
mysterious
corporation
that
now
has
the
destinies
of
the
pld
house
in
hand.
Just
.what
,indl
yiduals
compose
the
corporation
evidently
;is
to
be
a
secret.
The
ilrst
thing
the
cash
cus
tomers
see
is
a
.hallway,
very
much
like
any
other
hallway,
glls
tenlng
with
fresh
paint.
On
the
left
,is
the
parlor.
Some
Victorian
brjc-a-brac
sits
about.
On
the
walls
are
enlargements,
framed,
of
Mrs.
Simpson,
surrounded
by
friends
and
relatives.
Also
there
are
por
traits
of
the
former
King
Edward
VIII
in
various
regalia,
and
Mrs.
Simpson
in
her
court
presentation
gown.
On
the
second
floor
Is
a
model
pf
;Fort
Belvedere
and
grounds,
the
former
King's
private
residence
near
London.
A
large
front
room
is
adorned
with
cartoons
and
con
tains
copies
of
many
different
newspapers
of
the
constitutional
crisis
period.
The
piece
de
resls
tance
is
saved
for
the
last.
It
is
roped
off.
so
the
customer
may
only
peer
from
the
doorways.
A
big
double
bed
backs
up
to
the
east
wall.
.It
,lsn't
actually
the
bed
Mrs.
Simpson
slept
In,
although
the
'guide
says
a
number
of
things
In
the
house
were
there
.during
her
'
occupancy.
-
Gyro
Armory,
FUNERAL
TODAY
There
was
a
large
gathering
at
the
chapel
of
B.
C.
Undertakers
this
afternoon
for
the
funeral
of
15-year
old
Peter
Rorvik,
elder
son
of
Ted
Rorvik.
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke,
pastor
of
First
United
Church,
of
flclated.
J.
E.
Davey
was
organist.
School
chums
of
the
lad
acted
as
oallbearers.
i.
i
xA.
AnnnnnPAmantc
1
1
1
XlIlIUUSlV.l-Ull'UlO
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i
:
Club
Coronation
May
12.
Norwegian
Independence
May
17.
Dance.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Day
Presbyterian
,teaMrs.
J.
.11.
Car
sqn's,
,May
.18.
-W.
A.
Canadian
.Leclpp
,
Corn
patiqn
ale
nnd
tp.a(
legion
'Rooms
May
20.
.C.
y..S..
Spring
Frolic,
Oddfellows
HaU.
,May
21.
.Catholic
.tea,
Mrs.
George
Nlc
Arson's,
May
.20.
Oranee
spring
sale,
Oddfellows'
Hall,
May
27.
High
School
basketball
tea,
Oddfellows'
Hall,
May
29.
PATTULLO
.(Continued
trom
cage
ona)
Dert.
His
was
a
real
leadership
of
which
today,
through
sheer
per-,
.sonal
,acumen,
there
was
no.ques
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
klonlng.
In
addition
to
being
the
Commerce,
at
Its
dinner
meeting
strongest
man
In
his
party,
he
was
last
.night,
received
from
the
en-
a
Med
and
proven
administrator
of
tertainmfent
committee
an
.outline
.outstanding
ability.
He
had
.made
.of
what
It
was
planned
to
do
in
,the
the
.science
of
government
a
life-
way
tor
.entertaining
,the
members
time
work.
The
icqnservawe
.ana
of
the
Vancouver
Board
pf
Trade
C.
C.-.P.
leaders
were
admittedly
when
they
visit
the
city
on
June
outstanding
medical
men
but
were
11.
As
many
members
as
possible
they
competent
to
carry
on
such
an
will
meet
the
boat
.on
arrival
at
.9
important
.business
as
the
govern-
a.m.
and
during
the
morning
the
ingof
the
province
of
British
Co
visitors
will
be
given
an
opportu-
'umbia?
It
was
,a
notorious
tact
nlty
of
meeting
their
friends
In
the
',bat
professional
men.
were
usually
city
and
possibly
lunching
with
poor
in
business.
Too
often
it
was
them.
bought
that
there
was
nothing
to
In
the
afternoon
at
2:30
a
trip
Ut
but
to
go,
to
Victoria
with
a
ma
around
the
harbor
will
be
arrang-
iorlty
following
and
take
over
the
ed
In
one
of
the
Armour
Salvage
Company's
boats
going
as
far
as
Metlakatla.
Those
who
prefer
will
be
taken
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
plant
at
Seal
Cove
by
car
and
also
out
the
highway.
At
30
entertainment
will
be
provided
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Club
and
at
o'clock
the
officers
and
executive
elns
pf
office
Jn
seconding
the
nomination
of
Mr.
Pattullo,
Victor
Basso-Bert
Jeclared
that
the
Premier
had
bee.n
a
credit
to
British
Columbia
ind
an
outstanding
figure
in
pro-
lnc)al
.affairs.
His
policies
were
outstanding
In
Canada.
He
be
lieved
in
the
redistribution
of
pf
the
local
chamber
will
be
guests
wealth
and
the
bringing
about
of
pf
the
visitors
at
dinner
aboard
the
boat.
Entertainment
arrangements
are
In
the
;hands
of
the
committee
consisting
of
C.
V.
Evltt,
Frank
Dibb,
Philip
Ray
and
Stan
Parker
Visitors
to
Baltimore
for
Price
May
See
.Mrs.
Simpson's
Old
Home"
true
democracy.
Ultimately
the
rest
it
Canada
would
come
to
accept
'.he
Pattullo
point
of
view
which
vas
that
of
the
greatest
gopd
for
he
greatest
number.
i
by
T.
W.
Brown
tand
W,
M.
Brown,
the
.chair
declaring
Mr.
.rauuiio
the
.pnanlmous
choice.
Olof
Hanson
plpf
Hanson,
M.
P.
for
Skeena,
wished
to
associate
hlnise,lf
with
the
.unanimous
nomlnatipn
.of
Mr
Pattullo.
He
tpld
of
co-operation
,that
Jie
had
.received
from
.Mr..
Pattullo.
One
.notable
instance
was
the
making
available
of
the
site
pn
;
which
the
new
federal
building
here
was
to
be
erected.
Prince
Rupert
should
make
sure
of
the
Premier's
re-election
here,
i
Should
there
pe
such
a
thing
as
his
being
.defeated
here,
he
would
most
certainly
be
offered
another
seat
for
there
was
no
doubt
that
the
government
would
be
returned
and
he
would
still
be
Premier.
What
might
his
attitude
be
to
Prince
Rupert
should
he
be
de-!
feated
here?
After
all,
he
had
ably
;
represented
this
riding
for
twenty;
years.
W.
M.
Brown,
Ambrose
Reld
and
1
others
gpoke
upon
the
advisability!
of
effective
organization
and
an
energetic
campaign.
i
,L.
W.
Patmore
was
appointed
campaign
manager
by
the
con-j
ventlon.
Committee
rooms
are
being
opened
at
the
corner
of
Second
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
in
the!
Westenhaver
Block
with
Malcolm
McLeod
in
charge.
I
I
Miss
B.
Haan
sailed
last
night
!on
the
Pripce
John
for
her
home
Nominations
were
moved
closed
;it
Queen
Charlotte
City
.
Now
show-piace
CHURCH
NOTICES
BALTIMORE,
May
8:
(CP)
The
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Key.
f.
W.
Stevenson,
J1J.,
B.D.,
rh.D.
Minister
in.
Charge
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
Organist
and
Choir
Director
MOTHER'S
DAY
.11
A.M.,
Special
Mother's
Day
Service
The
Sunday
School
will
meet
.with
the
congregation
for
this
service.
Sunday
School
assembles
at
10:30.
Soloist,
Miss
Betty
Wood
CORONATION
SERVICE
7:30
'P.M.,
Special
Coronation
Service
Anthem.'
"High
"Thanksgiving,"
specially
composed
by.R?v..
Lewis
Davies,
In
honor
of
the
Coronation
of
King
George
VI
and
Queen
Elizabeth.
Solo.
"Land
of
Hope
and
Glory,"
J.
A.
Teng
Dr.
Stevenson
will
preach
at
both
services
Strangers
are
cordially
Invited.
PENTECOSTAL
ASSEMBLY
Fifth
Avenue
East
Pastor
E.
J.
North
SUNDAY,
11
A.M.,
Subject:
"A
MOTHER'S
FAITH"
7:30
P.M.,Subject:
"THE
KINO
WHO
LOST
HIS
CROWN
AND
WHO
TOOK
IT-TUESDAY.
8
P.M..
Mrs.
Wallace
of
Ketchikan
will
speak
Everybody
Welcome
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PRINCE
RUPERT
and
Return
TO
TORONTO
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regular
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$56.50
$70.50
$8.4.15
$57.20
S7W5
$850
$C0.45
$75.45
$90.45
$72.40
$90.40
$108.35
Childfrn,
I
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and
under
12.
Half
Fart
Stoportrt
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Winnlif
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,and
rat
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LOW
FARES
FRIM
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WCSTERN
SUTIINS
.ALSO
TO
OTHER
POINTS
IN
EASTERN
CANADA
For
full
information
at
to
tickets,
train
timet,
etc.,
covtu.lt
your
Ticket
Agent
W7.S7P
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERT
TUESDAY,
1:30
PJH.
.Due
yancQUver.
ThHrsday
j?jn.
T.S.S.
CAKDENA
FRIDAY,
10:31
TM.
Due
Vapoouver,
Jblonday
,a4n.
If
convenient
please
.purchase
tickets
at
office.
iFurther
Information
regarding
reservations
and
tickets
rom
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Arent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
50$
PAGE
THREZ
For
Mather's
Day
SAY
IT
WITH
CHOCOLATES
A
fi:esli
Fhipnient
just
arrived
specially
wrapped
for
Mpther.
Place
your
order
now,
"
'
OrmesLtd.
Pioneer
Drugs
sts
The
Itexall
Store
J'Jiqnes:
&
2
Open
Daily
From
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
From
12
nin
till
2
p.m.,
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
lisp
-
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mrii
;
.
I
D.
Elio
Furniture
Exchange
MOOSE
BUILDING,
THIRD
AVE.
Phone
Green
916
New
Furniture
Dominion
Linoleum
or
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Chesterfield
Suites,
Beds,
Springs,
Mattresses,
Floor
Covering,
Blankets,
luggages,
Table
Oilcloth,
Window
Shades,
Prams,
Folding
Carriages.
Used
Furniture
Beds,
Atlas
Couch,
Steel
Crib,
Singer
Sewing
Machine,
JQtchen
Table,
Kitchen
Cabinet
Kitchen
Ranges,
Dining
Room
Suites,
Dressers,
Gramaphone
j
Records,
Musical
Instruments,
Books,
Writing
-
Desk,
Etc.
'
TO
THE
HOUSEWIFE:
Have
you
started
.spring
cleaning?
You
may
lave
furniture,
crockery,
utensils,
luggage,
Mankcis,
suits,
.clothes,
.etc.
you
wish
to
get
rid
of.
1
;
:
ELIO'S
Trade-in
Call
Green
916
W.c
Buy
Everything
Wc
Sell
Every
tiling
CALL
GREEN
916
D.
ELIO
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
loosc
Building,
Third
.Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Hours:
Daily
from
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.