frlday,
APrfl
30'
1937
THE
DAILY
NEWO
T
III
III
ll
I
u
KUYTliIliVJ
FASHIONS
.
i
p..
ti
t
i
.-
Tri
m
in
rusiiwiifi
winvij
Viir
home
mv-
w.v
r
.
..
...
r..-
IK.ti..-
Vilh
ncsire
iur
ix-iiii
Workmanship
L0N'I)ON.
April
80:
(CP)
-
i.ji,if
ol
me
uiuii.uiun
in
United
Mates
ashton
ucnce.
a
wtTt
has
come
out
frankly
with
ictate
fashions
for
at
least
two.
cam
'
UT
inc
,iuu;'llu"
-"c
,n,i
shrui;
their
shoulders.
Out
on
Canada
s
prairies,
up
in
nntVi
Afrlrn
In
t
Vi
..jS
nniis
in
nuiiiiiiimi
'miiiivi.
tn
buv
cotton
prints
EVERY
WOMAN
FACES
THIS
QUESTION
How
do
I
look
lo
other
people?
So
many,
women
risk
their
licauty
by
neglect
of
constipation.
It
often
causes
loss
of
pep,
sallow
skins,
dull
eyes,
poor
complexions.
Yet
common
constipation
can
be
ended
so
easily.
Just
fit
two
table-spoonfuls
of
Kcllogg's
AUtI!ran
with
milk
or
fruits
every
day,
three
times
daily
in
severe
cases.
This
delicious
ready-to-cat
cereal
supplies
the
"bul';"
needed
to
exercise
the
system
and
vitamin
II
to
help
tone
up
the
intestinal
tract.
Within
the
body,
Au.-BiUN
absorbs
more
than
twice
its
weight
in
water,
gently
sponging
out
the
intestines.
It
never
causes
the
artificial
action
of
pills
and
drugs,
that
often
prove
ineffective.
Kellogg's
Al.L-I'RAN,
you
see,
is
a
iooo
not
a
medicine,
ii
relieves
ir
summer
dresses
printed
with
common
constipation
the
way
Na-
TUH"i
1
'
I
iint
end
of
Hist
nlaln
r
u
u
hi,
v.
-
-
a
t....i
Ant.
Iiic:iuhi.
heraldic
de-
..,
,.
liplnir
liscl
at
a
King's
rownintr.
Hitherto
popular
bright
color.
....
i.
Ann
Inner!
down
to
hoeom-
shades
to
Harmonize
wun
ol
nn
Inrma
nrnH.IPS
VIU
flLdl
Itl
M
V
.
'
.w
ture
intended
so
its
rcsultsarcsafe.
Buy
it
at
your
grocer
s.
Made
awl
inuiruntccd
by
Kellogg
In
London.
outlook:
"Needlework
has
become
more
and
more
popular
during
the
last
10
years
and,
all
the
ex
quisite
embroidery
which
will
go
.a
Innir
wnv
tnwards
makitll?
the
re
slim
ana
princess
in
siyie
"t-(Abbey
ceremony
the
magnificent
nnan
TIIOV
III
IlfML
1
1
1
HI
lilt:
O
nnnn
it-
hlnh
it-
titt
II
M
niiimBl
inn.
dUC
vj
-----
.
ii.i
w
ra
II
l
nillLU
It
tY
1
1
1
UllUUCOtlVII
miwv
-
.
-
-.
,-
.
-
uuty
ui.
win
uu
muni
iu
icvnit
in
ccres.s
in
me
auoej.
Iterest
in
Ihia
most
enchanting
o;
..
1
tf
C
.1
..
mn..n.In(
hflwaru
ii.
ayi-iiuim.
mm.
aBu.K
ia
pastimes.'
director
of
a
great
dressmaking
jewellers,
who
have
been
busy
douse,
designers
ior
wueens
anu
for
months
0n
designs
for
orna
the
nobility,
foretells
"a
return
ments
and
coronets,
declare
"aual
to
dignity
and
dress
grandeur
anl
tv
fjrst
win
come
back
intr
to
craftsmanship
in
fabric.
Thlj,tyle.
"There
is
no
splash
to
thr
coronation."
he
says,
"should
Coronation,
it
is
all
a
matter
.of
simulate
advances
of
art
in
mass
jquaiity
jn
everything.
People
be-proJudion
and
increase
th-
,pn
to
f0r
'the
besi
again."
beauty
in
machine-made
fabrics.
s0
jt
sppnm
the
Coronation
in-1
Silk
and
Rayon
jcliries
toward
a
demand
fo
As
if
to
confirm
this
view.
the
best"
and
an
undoubtedly
beautiful
materials
.of
heavy
silk
marked
effect
on
advancement
of
and
rayon
have
been
appearing
craftsmnnshi
and
design.
in
London
shop
windows,
ernbo?-!
-t
;
ed
with
spectacular
silver
and'oxf;ij
CIIUKCUKS
HEL1'
OUT
fold
designs
in
luxurious
profu
sion.
rich
effects
that
have
hith-
VICTORIA
HARBOIl.
Anril
30:
erto
only
been
possible
by
the
(CD
Mass
is
being
celebrated
a(.
of
handwork.
(on
alternate.
Sundays
in
St.
Paul's
Fine
handwork
on'
fine
clothes
iPreshyterian
and
St.
John's
Units
bound
to
become
more
in
vogue,
ted
Church
here.
SI.
Mary'is
Rtv-represses
demand
ii
for
the
man
Catholic
Church
having
been
Abbey
and
Lady
Smith-Dorrien,
destroyed
by
fire.
trusted
friend
of
Queen
Mary
and
r
:
;
director
of
the
Koyal
School
ot
-Stop
at
the
Frawr
Hotel
when
N'ecdelework
where
the
Royal
visiting
Stewart
or
Iiyder.-
The
only
robes
for
the
ceremony
weftf
steam'
heated
hoterrln
pbrtlaria
made,
is
most
optimistic
in
her
Canal
district.
(tf)
Phone
18
P.O.
lW
575
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents'
SALMON
Indian
Maid
pink,
GRAHAM
WAFERS
Honey
&
Mb.
tall
QCn
Chocolate
9H,f
3
for
1-lb.
pkg
-
,
PEAS--Sieve
5
91
C
CUSTARD
POWDER
-
Qp
OK
B.C.
Choice,
'I
tins
Malkin's,
per
pkg.
CORN-
Sweet,
2'S
Oejo
SOAP
FLAKES
-fi
7p
Ensign,
2
tins
Princess,
large
pkg.
A
,S,Mw"25c
cy-
24c
4
b"nchcs
per
tin
PINEAPPLE
JUICE
11p
SPINACH-
Del
Monte,
12
oz.
A
per
lb
HAND
CLEANER
I-n
CAULIFLOWER-
fyfhp
Insto,
per
tin
each
Prompt
Delivery
Service
Out
of
town
orders
receive
careful
attention.
HAL
I
The
source
of
Sunshine
Vitamins
A
and
D
Boiled
Halibut
with
egg
sauce
is
digestible,
palatable,
satisfying.
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
CO.
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
GOODS
FOR
CROWNING
Canada's
Lumber.
Needles,
Pins
To
Hoost
Nation's
Imports
to
Mother
Country
in
Ilumper
Year
LONDON,
April
30:
(CP)
Canada
is
well
up
in
the
list
of
Uritlsh
Dominions
and
colonies
showing
increase
in
imports
to
England
directly
as
the
result
of
i
Coronation
with
its
festivities
and
great
influx
of
tourist
traf'
A
I
.
1
j
.
I
nr.
.V
..
.
-,ii
it-
is
estimated
90,000
corona
lion
visitors
wjll
view
the
pro
ceKion,from
stands
with
plank
ing
and
seats-of
British
Columbia
fir.
About
4,500
tons
of
Jimbei
were
imported
for
this
purpos
in
three-inch
planks.
If
laid
en
to
end
that
would
be
800.
miles
of
timber
210
miles
for
seats
alone
Imports
of
needles
and
pins
from
Canada
have
also
increased
England
-bought
$500,000
worth
last
year
when
dressmakers
first
Pot
in
their
stocks
for
corona
lion
dressmaking.
Silk
slocking?,
spark
plugs,
tennis
shoes
and
canned
lobster,
to
say
nothing
of
$1,700,000
worth
of
camera
films
are
on
the
list
of
increased
import
from
Canada
to
a
land
pre
paring
for
holiday
making.
There
is
also
a
big
up-trend
in
importation
of
Canadian
food
stuffs
to
feed
the
multitude,
an
increase
stimulated
by
the
"Canada
Calling"
campaign
in
British
cities.
The
Dominion
is
doing
well
in
coronation
business
to
boost
its
growing
.trade,
in
l'Jal
ex
norts
to
Creat
Britain
totalled
$107,500,000;
in
1936,
$399,800,-
,!Q0
according
to
the
trade
com-lissioner's
figures.
Other
Dom-iniousvieport
Ir'ade
increases.
Greater
demand
for
wool
than
had.
been
expected
is
reported
bj
the
Australian
trade
commis
sioner's
office.
Much
of
this
will
be
vcjven
into,
material
for
large
lags
'and
inio
the
new
wool
lace?
ind
Iv'ool
and
silk
fabrics
that
art
recognized
"coronation
fashions
"
Al'
available
dried
fruits
and
I
tinned
fruits
are
being
shipped
I
frim
A
ii
aft-nli
i
I
r
fill
ririfnln'j
extra
orders,
arriving
in
ship;
ftCk;
an
to
capacity-.
with
tourists
ood.
Mangoes
from
India
may
not
M'vm
a
coronation
requirement
but
the
Indian
trade
commissioner
s
keen
to
make
them
so.
He
ij
tiding
Indian
growers
with
their
nrhblems
of
transportation,
sq
that
displays
may
be
arranged
during
May
and
England
becomo
"mango-minded."
From
India
come
thousands
of
lo.cns
of
penny
flags,
made
of
cheap
Indian
cotton
to
wave
over
modest
houses
and
be
waved
by
school
children.
Bright
cotton
bunting
and
thin
silks
are
Indian
coronation
imports
much
in
de
mand.
Foods
from
South
New
Zealand's
meat
merchant
and
dairymen
arc
hard
put
to
i
to
find
sufficient
regrigeratoi
hips
to
bring
their
foods
to
England.
South
Africa's
representatives
weak
with
pride
of
a
recent
10
!;
period
when
700,000
cases
of
tfriduotis
fruit
grapes,
peaches.
ears
and
other
such
products
of
'heir
country,
were
unpacke'
'rom
refrigerator
ships
at
British
'ocks,
a
volume
that
equals
the
whole
total
of
similar
South
Afr
;in.
importation
of
1914,
a
record
'-ear.
,
Peachw
at
"tuppence,'
large
purple
grapes
at
ninepencc
i
pound
will
be
the
South
Afn
can
coronation
contribution.
Gold
.and
diamonds
are
matters
f
government
and
syndicate
con-rol
but
Bond
Street
jewellers
re-nort
remarkable
sales.
Rhodesia's
trade
officers
men
lioned
an
increase
in
English
im
norts
of
silver
and
chromium
for
'dating
such
as
is
used
on
souv
'hirV
hi
c'igareitts
"and
tobacco
but
more"
.especially
a
large
junrp
in
tin
orders
of
oranges
and
Grapefruit
to
be
delivered
in
May
SNAKE
PREFERS
CUSHION
LEAMINOTON,
Ont.,
April
30
(CP)
Sam
Wallace's
net
snake
evidently
doesn't
realize
It
is
snnng.
The
reptile
picked
up
:haf
f
roafrTfi!
Wihiiirry?
h'a's'
since
i
i)ael
Xh
e
tu
s
h
i
o
n
-
f
t
h
e
cab
in.
Sam's
truck.
CIRCULAR
SAW
FLIES
TORONTO,
April
30:
(CP)
Two
householders
here
complain
ed
when
a
missile
tore
through
(hp
roof
of
one
house,
went
on
th
rough
a
wall
and
ended
up
in
he
other
house.
A
circular
saw
Iliad
burst,
hurtling
a
20-pound
'piece
of
steel
300
yards.
Look
For
Trend
To
Family
Life
Canadian
Peeress
hees
oool
Omen
in
Prince
as
LONDON.
April
30:
(CP)
Prominent
London
women
discus
sing
Coronation
influences
deep
er
than
those
of
fashion
and
trade
predict
a
resultant
trend
towards
return
to
family
lire."
virtuea
almost
forgotten
will
becomo
smart,
these
prophets
predict.
The
Canadian-born
Marchioness
of
Donegal
(Violet
Twining
ol
Halifax)
active
chairman
of
thq
Canadian
Women's
Club
In
Lon
don,
expresses
this
point
of
view;
,4
il.
"The
simple
and
happy
home
life
of
our
King
and
Queen
and
their
two
little
daughters
will
endeai
ihem
to;
all
and
create
a
special
pond
tnrougnout
me
r-mpire
That
the
heir
to
the
throne
should
be
a.
princess
is:
a
good
augury
TheTTeigns
of
Qu'certii
have1
been
great
periods
in
our
history
and
we
should,
therefore,
look
forward
confidently
to
the
future,"
RAPS
SOME
CHURCHMEN
TORONTO,
April
30:
(CP)
-
Churchmen
who
have
cocktail
parties
or
golf
tournaments
or
Sunday
and
t"do
nothing
to
brina
a
day
of
recreation
to
me
poor
man.
are
fomenting
revolution
as
much
as
any
red
flag
waver,'
Rev.
G.
A.
Leichliter
told
hl.J
Baptist
congregation.
"
!
i
II'
'
-
-
-
,
,
Finest
Qualify
Alw&ys
"SALADA
TEA
The
Central
Hotel
KOOiMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
TfiTHF.
F.T
,F,r.TORS
OF
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAlitY
fBONfc-5T
our
purposes
.
u
oh
jour
behalf
and
it
now
seems
fitting
to
secure
fro
.
you
an.
expression
of
your
desires
for
the
immediate
future.
'
!'T
The
Legislature
has
therefore
been
dissolved,
nomination
day
will
li;
held
May
llthi
and
polling
day
June
1st.
.V
'
May
I
recall
to
your
mind
in
broad
general
outline
some
of
the
thiiijj-which
have
been
accomplished:
,
A
Commission
U
to
study
the
all
im-ortant
question
of
theniutual
relationships
of
the
Provinces
and
the
Dominion
vith
a
view
to
amending
the
constitution
to
meet;
existing
requirements.
Your
Provincial
Government
ha
."ursucd
.
this
mailer
from
the
la
o
'g
office.
anl
pending
ailjiislnient
of
the
larger
Usur,
seoured
an
annual
interim
payment
of
$750,000,
over
anrl
ahove
what
hnd
previously
been
paid
to
the
Provinre.
Hie
credit"
6f
6ur
Province
has
heen
reestablished
anil
recent
sale
of
bonds
wiis
made
nt
the
lowest
rate
of
interest
in
the
history
or
the
Province.
In.
addition
to
prtbllc
works
rarrird
out
solely
on"
our!
own
aecrtiirit,
a
joint
pro-gramme
was'
arranged
with
the
Dominion
Government
fidr.
main
highway
construe-
lion
....
and
other
functions
of
bcneficittl
'
.
character;
The
Municlpalltlfs
have
.been
relieved
if
sbeial'
service
costs
to
the
extent
of
more
than
$700,000
per
annum
and,
in
addition,
the
Government
has
assumed
a
larger
percentage
of
relief
costs.
i
-
.
.
Thr.
position
of
th
workers
of
the
Province
has
been
greatly
Improved
and
millions
of
dollars;
have
been
addrd
to
the
industrial
'
pay-roll.
Industry
has
hern
encouraged
and
nsMsled
through
governmental
co-operation.
Action
has
been
taken
under
exceptionally
difficult
conditions
of
legal
and
economic
character
to
enable
the
producer
of
natural
products
to
market
these
products
to
the
advantage
of
both
producer
and
consumer..
Prospecting
and
the
development
of
the
mining
industry
has
.been
encouraged
through
the
construction,
of
roads
and
trails.
Drfmllr
action
has
been
taken
and
foundation
laid.
of
far'
reaching
character
:)
in
ihf
sphere
iof
education,
Including
'recreational
training.
Health
nd
welfare
problems
have
been
aggressively
Attacked.
Remarkable
progress
has
been
made
and
benefits
extended.
fo,
part
of
Canada
has
hail
heller
administration
of
uucuip
oynicnt
relief,
t
under
vfrt
trying
conditions.
.
.
...
,
,t
,
The
integrity
oftmr
credit,
the
good
iianM5!
'
of
our
Province
and
provincial
iiMiliilions
;
generally
have
been
lualntalncd,
n
our
.
position
established
upon
a
solid
undj
,
progttsirrf
basis.
l'
Not
only
has
nil
of
the
foregoing
1m
t
accomplished
without
any
increasf
;Jm
taxation,
hut
there
have
bceivdecrtasl
in
taxation,
notably
the
abolition
of
tha
one
cr
cent
tax
on
wages
in
th
lowr
briK-kels.
NOW,
WHAT
OF
THE
FUTURE?
1
'c
shall
exert
unbending
effort
towanjU
the
ainciiImcnl
of
our
consituiioa
,for
the
mutual
advantage
of
the
Prorinc
ami
the
Dominion,
and
for
the
placing
mt,
this
Province
Jn
a
position
of
equality
with
the
other
Provinces
in
the.Coi
federation
of
Canada.
Tins
question
is
vital
to
the
welfare
ana!
prosperity
of
all
of
us.
No
othiir
question
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lcfiro
us
is
of
so
transcendent
impoftan
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lccanse
our
activities
in
all
initttrt
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Wo
shall
immediately
carry
out
a
nUfV
cxlcnsivc
programme
of
neceiiary
'
rw
and
bridge
construction.
Institutional
and
other
buildings
ess
to
the
public
service
will
be
constructed.
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The
position
of
the
Municipalities
.
further
reviewed
and
definite
Action
uttn
as
early
as
possible.
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Wo
shall
proceed
progressively
in
deflitf.
w
illi
lhcroblcms
of
industry
and
labour,
health,
education,
social
welfare
and
expansion
of
industrial
opportunity
fnl
endeavour.
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altitude
towards
all
matters
necllnp
!
the
public
welfare
can
be
best
interpreted'
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what
we
have
actually
done.
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the
future
and
good
wjjhefi
to
you
all.
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sincerely,.
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