PACE
T7TO
Reorganization
Sale
and
Seven
Days
of
Wonder
Selling
This
sale
speaks
for
itself.
The
hundreds
of
satisfied
customers
is
our
greatest
advertisement.
Prices
never
k
low
on
such
high
grade
footwear.
DONT
MISS
THIS
OPPORTUNITY
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avnue
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delivery,
by
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advat.ee
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lesser
period,
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in
advance,
per
week
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all
other
countries,
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year
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parts
of
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Monday.
May
3,
1937
Inconvenience
and
Danger
The
busmen
s
strike
in
London
at
Coronation
time
creates
a
situation
not
only
of
much
inconvenience
to
the
great
metropolis
at
a
time
when
it
is
crowded
with
visitors
for
the
epochal
celebration
and
pageant
but
it
is
also
a
source
of
danger.
Under
the
best
of
normal
traffic
conditions
in
London,
it
would
have
been
congested
and
com
plicated
enough
but
to
have
the
city
s
thoroughfares
demoralized
and
disorganized
with
all
manner
of
emergency
means
of
transportation
co-mingling
with
millions
of
people
forced
to
walk
who
would
otherwise
ride
will
make
it
many
times
worse.
It
will
make
the
situation
an
unwieldy
and
uncertain
one
for
the
police
authorities
who
had
already
been
making
plans
for
extra
vigilance
on
and
around
May
12.
It
is
even
conceivable
that
the
Coronation
might
have
to
be
postponed
although
the
chances
are
against
such
an
eventuality.
A
Political
Anomoly
Although
overwhelmingly
repudiated
by
the
people
at;
the
polls,
the
government
of
Premier
Sen
jure
Hayashi
in
Japan,
it
is
intimated
by
dispatches,
may
not
relinquish
power.
Such
hesitation
would
be
inconceivable
in
most
of
the
countries
of
the
world.
To
disregard
minorities
often
leads
to
trouble.
Hut
to
flout
the
will
of
the
large
majority
would,
undoubtedly,
involve
to
serious
difficulties.
If
Hayasrn
remains
obdurate,
internal
strife
in
Japan
may
iw
certainly
expected.
Foreign
policy
was
an
important
issue
in
the
election
campaign
and,
for
that
reason,
the
outcome
Of
the
present
political
Crisp
in
tne
Nowery
Kingdom
will
be
followed
witn
mucn
interest
uy
the
world
at
large.
De
Valera's
Decree
President
Eamonn
de
Valera
has
declared
a
new
con-
stitution
for
"all
Ireland."
Apparently,
it
is
a
further
step
in
the
direction
of
complete
independence.
Possibly,
it
means
little
more
than
has
been
going
on
in
the
Irish
Free
State
ever
since
de
Valera
took
over
control
there.
To
nil
intents
and
purposes,
Ireland
is
already
as
"free"
as
any
Irishman
would
like.
We
do
not
imagine
that
the
Mother
Country
or
the
rest
oi
me
umpire
nave
mucn
to
worry
about
In
this
latest
gesture
of
"independence"
which
we
note
is
to
be
offered
for
ratification
at
a
ireneral
election
late
in
June.
Tf
will
make
complete
independence
from
Grout
Rr-ifnfn
wtiv,
the
Irish
already
practically
have,
the
more
or
less
elusive
issue
in
the
election.
Probably
that
is
all
it
is
meant
to
be.
The
Central
Hotel
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and
CAFE
Phone
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Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
,
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
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DAIRY
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'BANOUET
TO
!
GRADUATES
Staff
of
King
Edward
High
School
HoU
Saturday
Evening
On
Satnrdajr
evening
the
staff
of
King
Edward
High
Sebooi
honored
the
graduating
cla
of
S1937
with
a
hamMiet,
followed
b
a
dance,
at
the
Kbx
Hotel.
There
were
forty
pret
including
ev
eral
ex-raduaU-
of
former
years
Dr.
E.
E.
Luta
welcomed
bt
guect
and
proposed
the
toart
to
fhe
King.
T.
V.
Hall,
school
in
speetor,
spoke
hrieflr
to
the
graduating
elum
and
JIi
Hon
orab
Sihreride
replied
to
hi
toast.
Joe
Landrer
proposed
the
jUatt
ti
the
teachers
and
Nelson
Allen
replied
to
H.
June
Annoui
read
the
individual
claw
report
and
Ellen
Moore
read
the
claw
i
history.
After
the
dinner,
a
grosp
pie-
jture
was
taken
of
the
entire
ela.
and
class
teacher.
Mr.
Aller,
Dancing
was
then
begun
and
"ontinued
until
midnight.
Music
was
by
C.
P.
Balagno.
During
the
evening,
Betty
Wood
sang
"Brown
Birds"
and
"Hose
in
the
Bud."
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
Mr.
Allen,
Miss
Adele
Mussallem
and
Bob
Elkins.
The
hall
was
tastefully
decorated
fn
green
and
gold,
the
school
colors,
those
in
charge
being
Mrs.
Nelson
Allen
and
Hiro
Yamanaks.
The
evening
was
brought
to
a
close
at
midnight
by
the
singine
of
the
National
Anthem.
First
Summery
Day
is
Enjoyed
Fine
Sunday
Drew
Everbody
Out
doorn
in
Prince
Itupert
Prince
Kupert
enjoyed
its
first
real
summery
day
yesterday.
Clear
skies
and
warm
sunshine
attracted
almost
everybody
outdoors.
Many
took
lo
the
watei
for
cruises
and
picnics.
It
was
an
ideal
day
for
the
Prince
P.u-pert
Tennis
Club's
opening
tourn
ment
of
the
season
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
courts.
Many
took
advan
tage
of
the
opportunity
to
institute
"Clean-up
Week."
It
thickened
up
in
the
west
last
evening
and
there
was
a
change
last
night
with
clouds
today.
The
warm
weather
was
general
throughout
the
west
yesterday.
It
was
C8
above
in
Vancouver
and
80
In
Kamloop
and
Los
An
geles.
The
Letter
Box
SOCIAL
CREDIT
PREMATURE
Editor,
Daily
News:
I
see
mv
name
annearinir
in
your
paper
as
a
possible
candidate
for
election
as
a
member
of
the
Social
Credit
party.
That
is
a
bit
premature.
It
iH
Jruc
I
have
been
asked
to
run
but
I
am
replying
to
the
Vancouver
headquarters
that
the
idea
is
premature
in
my
opinion
so
far
as
Skeena
riding
is
concerned.
The
best
we
can
do
at
Terrace
at
the
moment
is
to
start
n
study
group
which
we
hope
will
attract
all
men
and
women
who
are
serious
in
their
political
enquiries
and
who
are
desirious
of
learning.
N.
SHERWOOD,
Terrace,
Tennis
Club
Opens
Season
Mrs.
w.
L.
Stamford
and
Otto
C.
Younr
Winners
of
First
Tournament
With
ideal
weather
prevailing,
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
got
)
the
season
off
to
a
good
start
at
me
Acropolis
Hill
courts
yesterday
with
the
playing
of
an
American
tournament
in
which
the
winners
were
Mrs.
W.
I
Stamford
and
Otto
C.
Young.
The
other
flnalllsts
were
Mrs.
Oeoff
Wlllett
and
Col.
J.
W.
NIcholIs
and
Miss
Elsie
Davis
and
L.
II,
Haworth,
Refreshments
were
served
by
a
committee
headed
by
Mrs.
W.
N.
Currle.
Reach
the
most
people
In
city
and
district
with
an
advertisement
In
the
Daily
News.
THE
DAILY
.VT7T3
Mondi
PRINCESS
TOTXTLKK
(Continued
tnc
rase
ore)
niise
optimists
bepef.il
f
getting
a
flimpfe
of
the
small
hitt
bssdle
which
held
frtl
ladyf
is
the
la
Ed.
She
was
only
eight
aoath
oidj
when
her
parents
eatorked
on
j
the
Aortralasfan
'-ur
and
it
?s,
doabtfal
if
returning
parents!
kU
i
.....
.
.
.(AH..l(
i
i
MITT
ACJU
UUIIHMHiC
in
this
reaftect
that
from
her
baby
hood
the
interest
displayed
ia
little
Elizabeth's
personality
should
thwart
these
aims.
London
was
captivated
by
the
baby
with
blue
eyes
and
golden
hair;
excursions
in
the
pram
to
Kensington
Garden
had
to
be
abandoned
be-
cau.e
of
the
crowds
of
admirers.
On
August
21.
1930.
a
sister
was
born
to
Elizabeth,
at
Glam-s
Castle,
the
chief
borne
of
Queen
Elizabeths
parents.
To
Margaret
Ilose.
called
"the
most
perfect
of
her
playthings,"
Elizabeth
has
always
been
the
most
affectionate
ana
protective
elder
sister
im
aginable.
To
Be
Home-Trained
The
princess
will
be
brought
up
at
home
and
although
the
King
and
Queen
have
now
moved
into
Buckingham
Palace
from
143
Piccadilly,
arrangements
have
been
made
there
for
the
same
daily
life
of
the
small
princesses.
The
larger
grounds,
of
course.
give
opportunities
for
pony-riding
md
other
such
diversions
on
an
extensive
scale.
As
for
book-
learning
there
i
no
set
pattern.
The
children
will
be
encouraged
to
follow
their
instinctive
lean
ings,
within
reasonable
limits.
So
far
the
little
girls
have
received
most
of
their
teaching
direct
from
their
mother.
In
lan
guages,
it
is
understood
Eliza-
nein
has
made
rapid
progress
her
mother
could
speak
French
as
readily
as
English
when
she
was
only
10
but
in
music
or
drawing
they
are
not
particularly
talented
Both
children
are
intensely
fond
of
domestic
animals.
Elizabeth's
special
pets
being
two
Welsh
corgis
named
Janie
ard
Dookie.
They
have
a
large
doll's
bouse
and
like
any
other
children
Ket
a
great
deal
of
satisfaction
in
looking
after
it.
Princess
Eliza
beth
ha
salso
shown
special
aptitude
for
a
camera.
Timely
Recipe
SPRING
FOODS
As
styles
In
clothing
changt
with
the
approach
of
spring,
sr
lighter
foods
are
favored
to
sui'.
the
appetite
which
accompanien
warmer
weather.
What
might
be
termed
substantial
upier
dishe
which
are
so
satisfying
during
Ihc
winter
month's,
-arc
replaced
at
this
time
of
year
by
others,
more
spring-like
as
it
were,
yet
just
a
nourishing.
Steamed
puddings
an'l
similar
desserts
?are
neglected
ir,
favor
of
lighter
dishes
of
milk
and
fruit,
which
can
be
made
very
appetizing.
Welsh
Rarebit
One
tablespoon
butter,
1
table
spoon
flour,
1
tup
rich
milk
01
cream,
2
cups
grated
cheese,
Vi
teaspoon
salt,
1-8
teaspoon
mustard,
few
grains
cayenne,
1
egg
Make
a
sauce
of
butler,
flour
and
milk.
Add
grated
cheese
and
seasonings,
pour
some
of
ho
auce
over
beaten
egg.
Return
t
double
boiler
and
cook
a
minute
or
iwo.
ueucious
noured
over
freshly
cooked
asparagus
and
served
on
toast.
TRAPPERS
Will
1
guarantee
top
market
prices
for
Beaver
and
MuskraU
Other
furs
at
value.
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LOCKWOOD
Phone
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liirni
No.
IS
FORM
or
NOTICE
CWbr
tanil
DUIrirt
IHitrlrt
of
Al'ln
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Fml
AcklWI
US
Charles
ObfrlaitfU-r
of
A-tlln.
B.
C,
oc
cupation
Mlix-m,
iutnd
to
apply
for
parmUwlon
to
mirchane
tlx;
followln
ancrvtM-d
Uriels:
Cutmiunirtrm
at
a
pot
located
two
milts
touth
of
Ooldm
Oate
on
Tag1h
Uk.
North
Weit
Comr
Pout.
Orounrt
run
20
chain
from
thU
port
In
outhern
direction
then
20
chain
eat,
then
20
chain
north,
then
20
chln
wet,
to
legal
pot
of
beginning.
FRED
N.
ACKLE8
CHARLES
O0ERLANDKR,
Datod
Arll
0th,
J937.
ever
oroagni
a
emm
saea
an
:
traordinary
coIlectMHi
of
gttU
j
Defeated
IWrden
Street
4
canaries,
squawking
parrots,
ana
Saturdav
Aftcroooa
three
tons
f
toys.
The
care
of
the
baby
was
undertaken
affection
ately
daring
their
abence
by
Queen
Mary
HIGH
WINS
IN
SOCCER;
'
U
1
Kfny
Edward
Hirn
School
w
a
rain
victorious
in
the
Janioi
PfaAthnll
IjFwne
os
Satardar
b
QBeen
Mary
deired
that
bet
defeating
the
Eordea
Street
infant
grand-daughter
soosM
bt
i
School
teaa
by
a
score
of
-I
to
1.
reared
on
the
simplet
lines
pos-J
hii,
School's
first
goal
came
converted.
Shorty
before
half-
time
Kihnra
added
second
goaL
Borden
pressed
is
the
secona
half
and.
after
clever
run
by
Won.
Alan
Smith
cored
for
Borden.
Long
was
soon
called
up
on
t
save
from
Sefaabert.
The
High
School
defence
cleared
and
a
vetl-ptaced
not
oj
noiKesiaa
beat
Mab.
Borden
continued
to
press
bat
could
not
score.
Holke-tad
got
away
again
and
centred
well
into
the
Bordeji
goal
and
Judge
added
a
fourth
goal
for
High
School.
Fall
time
score
was:
High
School.
4;
Borden,
1.
Teams
were:
Borden
Street
School
Mah-
Bird.
McLeod;
Robertson,
G.
Smith.
Byrne;
Wong.
A.
Smith
Schubert.
BiM.
Fong.
High
School
Long;
Beynori.
Hasoy;
Cook.
Seherk.
Bussey;
Ki
hara,
Judge,
McKay,
Baker.
Holkestad.
Referee.
Casey
Vink.
Linesmen
Dick
Clark
and
Billy
Brown.
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High
School
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Booth
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1
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Scores
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SCORES
American
Learue
Boston
5,
New
York
4.
Chicago
5.
Detroit
4.
Washington
10,
Philadelphia
7.
National
Learue
Philadelphia
1.
Brooklyn
5.
New
York
3,
Boston
1.
St.
Louis
1,
Chicago
4.
Pittsburg
7,
Cincinnati
2.
SATURDAY
SCORES
National
League
Pittsburg
3,
Cincinnati
1.
St.
Louis
4,
Chicago
11.
New
York
2,
Boston
3.
Philadelphia
4,
Brooklyn
2.
American
Learue
Washington
1.
Philadelphia
2.
Boston
2.
New
York
3.
Chicago
4,
Detroit
11.
Cleveland
2,
St.
Louts
3.
MOTHERWELL
IS
FOURTH
MOTHERWELL,
Scotland,
May
3:
ICPI
The
final
match
of
the
season
in
the
Scottish
Football
League
Friday
night
resulted
in
a
riot
of
scoring,
Motherwell
smoth-srlng
Celtic
eight
to
nothing
to
finish
in
fourth
place
in
the
First
Division
table.
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MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Quality
Groceries
Low
Prices
Courteous
Service
Prompt
Delivery
Boat
and
out
of
town
orders
receive
careful
attention
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
mm
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
!
Varsity
Wins
Toronto
Wins
Rugby
Match
Drama
Contest
All
Stars
Captnred
BeWh
Defeated
Los
Anjeles
Yesterday
in
CaUfomU
City
Canadian
Dramat
-
fetinj
At
tteek-Ea4
LOS
ANGELES.
May
3:-Playing
TORONTO.
May
here
yesterday,
a
University
of
Bri-
the
week-end.
,.
.
.
a
.
V
.
usa
coJnmota
rugoy
team
umu
ui
mc
Vancouver
defeated
California
AD
seniatkm
at
the
C.
Stars
by
a
score
of
8
to
6.
'Be
Festival.
Classified
Ads.
FOR
SALE
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FOR
REM
FOR
SALE-Oirr
bicycle.
Good
as
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BENT-Front
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