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'CONTEST
BRAND
Congratulation
are
due
the
following
successful
contestants:
WINNERS
OF
GRAND
PRIZES
of
Trip
to
the
Coronation
(or
alternative
of
SS00.Cah)
""n
a.naU
Heat
tie,
Winnipeg,
Man.
Helene
Lavoie,
Hull,
Que.
Doreen
M.
Taylor,
Vancouver,!
li.C.
.WINNERS
OF
OASH
PRIZES
for
the
Best-Answers
to
the
Second
Question
l,t
PRIZE
550.00
Wynne
Dunbar,
Rock
wood,
Ont.
PRIZE
$25.00
Hetty
llames,
Glenboro,
Man.
fi
PRIZE
$10.C0
JeanntfKathwell,
Moose
Jaw,
Sask.
4th
PRIZE
$5.00
Louis
Mountain
Horse,
Lethbridge,
Alta.
M
PRIZES
OF42.00
DouitU
Baker,
Toronto,
Ont.j
Kojfr
BilJ.ick,
One.
illwt
IWU.
Awlnibola,
Sulk.
Ann
CuMwrll,
KK.
I,
Horrnce-
1
I.
N
B
i
Jack
CUmpbrll,
I'nrt
lnllt,
Ont.i
(rard
CarrlMe,
Montreal,
Qu.
u
riiKl'
(i'HMl,
Montreal,
Ou.
Wynlta
Hamilton,
Ormitown,
4Jue.f
lll-n
Match
Oufbtc,
Que.r
Maine'
llutrhlnfta,
Humboldt,
Sak.i
Miriam
K.
CrMt
Villa.
N.S.i
Krancra
Mahrr,
IWlh
llay,
Ont.j
Kilrtn
Oliver,
'
LiyiWl
V
..
-
.-.
.ktf-lLl
IW.
'Winking
Man
.
V.
11....
It'
i
tlliabfth
Kamaden,
loronto,
Ont.
Mill
Kuuell,
WlnnlfH.
Man.j
TMree
Saint
On,'
IJranby,
Que.
j
Helena
SlierwiMMl,
Tlctou,
N.S.j
IJurothy
Turner,
ln'.
200
PRIZES
OFS1.00
The-following
are
the
tl.OO
prize
wlnnera
In
the
nrotlnce
of
HrltUh
Columbia,
Alberta,
Saakatrhewan
and
Manitoba!
Helen
j,rd.
Fort
(iarry,
Man.t
Shirley
Alklnaon,.
Wadena,
Sank.)
Gilbert
Delia-tincc
Urraaylor,
Sim.j
Mllh-llWmrH,
VHnnlprA,
ltfan.j
rreda
'lljurlln,
rjfant,
Man.;
Krlc
llreland,
HradlnCly,
Man.)
Lionel
Ilutl,
Virden,
Man.;
fr
-
f.Mhh.11
Mnoati
Jaw.
iakk.t
t.eoroe
t
Vnalhwalre.
Nr.
Vlt.l.
Wlnnl.
f,
Man.,
Helen
1alilon,;
Indian
Head.
.Saak.i
June
Hrlnkwater,
I'entirton,
I
a
i'
,
Karl
Knna,
'Moruen.'iviBn.i
neiij
raaine,
winninrg,
ivian.i
reter
rrere.
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Man.
Mwni
iui
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,iftia.mi,
Winnipeg,'
Ma.S"phl
''''
Edmonton,
Alta.)
L'raula
(iohrke,
Matenod,Saik.
John
u.hiMd.
Vanroimr,
It.Cj
Wlltwrt
Hammond,
l.a'Klvl.rc.
Man.i
Ikirolhta
1lMck,'
Fint
(
iarry,
Man.
r
Mary
Jan
Heath,
White
Foi,
Satk.j
Kllzabeth
.UIHHKl.Winnipe,
Man.t
Marlon
Ilutchlaon,
Dauphin,
Man.
Nanry
J.
Jamea,
furtaft
l-
iTairie,
niin.rirmi
uif,
;memn,
mu.
tuuia
May
L,ianttooi,
Unhurt.
Satk.i
K,
W.
Lurkie,
Edmonton,-Alta.;
Ctac
Lund,
Holland
Man.;
lit
rn
MK-r,
r.t
memein.
Man.r
ilen
II,
McCnnkey,
'Stonewall.
Man.;
Olive
Mnffatt,
Wlnnlpe,
Man.;
Alice
Morden,
MordenfMan.'
IJocolhy
J.
Morrow,
(aarnde,
Man.;
I
lorcnie
Murray,
;xdlancli,
Man.
j
Fillth
Ni-my,
Uc
ilu
Bonnet,
Man.
i
Mary
NeufeU,
Allorta,
Man.;
;ertrude
Fnlloway,
Slfton,
Man.;
Mir
Porter,
Porta
la
I'ralrle,
Man.;
Ueneeleve
Kal)k,
Wlnnlni,
Man.;
Millie
Rumanel,
Fxlmonton,
Alta.;
Norma
Ku,
timer,
Koaetown,
Satk.;llope
Ruthrrford,
Wlnnlpe.
Man.;
Ian
Seymour,
Ualanr,
Alta.;
L)aeJ.
Smith,
r
Weitminiiter,
B.C.;
Muriel
('..
Smith,
Fxlnvlew,
Man.;
Oeamond
Smith,
minnlprft,
Man.;
John
I).
W.
Sutherland,
llanna.
Alta.;
Mai
Thomaa,
Nunc
kur,
kaak.i
John
..
'I
hnmpaon,
Uladworth,
Sask.;
Jean
Walker,
Wlnnlneft,
Min.;
Norma
Weller,
Medicine
Hat,
Alta.;
Irene
A.
Wrtton.'Marrorte,
Kaak.;
ValileWlllia,
Moose
Jaw,
kaak.t
L'raula
Wilson,
Lalnton,
ll.C;
Ethel
Wood-airk,
St.
Jamet,
-Man.;
Knberr
W'ork,
Edmonton,
Alta.;
Kolwrt
1C.
Zeller,
llulrl,
Sank.;
Metlle
Zlbaraskl,
Beausejour,
Man.
Thi
Canada
Starch
Company
appreciate
the
Interest
and
the
enthusiasm
of
the
many
thousands
of
young
'Canadians
who
participated'
In
the
Contest,
proving
a
loyalty
to
the
Cnwnso
eloquently
expressed
In
the
answers
received.
The
syrup
with
the
-wonderful
flavour,
a
delicious
treat
which
the
whole
family
will
enjoy.
Doctors
recommend
it
for
infant
feeding
and
as
a
nourishing
food
for
growing
children.
w
lacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
100
PMSLEY
RUGS
Sizes
25x
48
inches,
each
$1:00
Sizes
27xil
inches,
each
$1.25
While
They
Last
327
Third
Ave.
Phone
775
r
A
CT
zrxm
No
need
to
wait
until
Summer
ovu't
the
East!
Take
tefvantase
Way
of
the
lowest
Spring
tavel
fares
in
years.
This
is
an
season
to
make
your
trip.
Return
fares
now
on
sale
to
any
Point
in
Eastern
Canada
(including
Winnipeg
and
Eastern
or
Mid-Western
States)
with
""limited
stopover
privileges.
''turn
limit
is
six
months.
P,N
SALE
UNTIL
MAY
14
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Bteamers
leave-Prlnte
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
I'M
u?
Vancouver,
Thursday
p.m.
CAHUENA
TI11IIAY,"10:30PJW.
-
iHlfil,,
AV
na
v
-
-
:
-
'"teouver,
Monday
ajn.
"
convenient
please
purchase
tickets
at
office,
formation
regarding
reservations
and
tickeU
from
NEVMan,i
Prince
Rupert
AgentThlrd
Ave.
Phone
568
interesting
to
know
when
.'reading
'the
Daily
News
ltle
People
of
tho
whole
district
are
doing
the
same.
lOCAL
"NEWS
1
'CafilV'for
old
gold.
Bulgefi
Ut)
IT.
W.
Hall,
inspector,
of
sphrxils.
rptiirnnVl
in
tVm
rltv
nn
Judge
II.
A.
Robertson,
after
a
brief
visit
to
the...
city.tn
-can
duct
-a
'session
of
County
Court,
left
by
last
-evening's
"train'
'on
his
return
to
Prinee
George.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
P.
Armour
returnel
to
the
city
on
the
Prin
cess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon'
from
'a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver;
Thev
brought
home
n
new
nrr
with
them.
The
only
opportunity
persons
will
now
have
to'get
their
named
on
the
provincial
.voters'
list
for
the
June
election
isJby
personally
appearing
before
the'Registrar
of
Voters
at
the
"Court
House
next
Monday.
.
Horticultural
Annual'Event
Monday
Next
The
Prince
Rupert
Horticultural
Society
is
holding
its
third
annual
dinner
meeting
Monday
evening
at
6:30
.In
the
Commodore
Cafe.
On
that
occasion
Mrs.
J.
T.
Mandy
will
show
plcturesof
local
gardens
on
thescreen
and
there
will
be
music
and
garden
talks,
all
of
particular
interest
to
those
who
are
keen
on
gardening.
Tickets
for
this
event
are
rei
ported
-to.
have-been
.sellirrg
well
and
a
large
attendance
-is
-expect
ted.
.'Announcements
Roys'
Rarid.Ri-i'dgc,
Ugion
Hall,
April
20.
(Eagles'
bridge
21.
Nine,
prizes.
.
and
-dance,
April
ipresbyterinn
'Spring
-Sale,
"April
22.
Dance,
Moose
Hall,
'Friday,
'Ap
ril
23.
'.Missionary
-Tea,
(Baptist
:Man?e,
Mayl.
Cambrai
Tea
Saturday,
May
at
Mrs.
William
Waits'.
Bt.
Petert'SaleMayC.
United
'Coronation
sale,
May
-6.
Gyro
Armory,
Club
May
Piano
Coronation
12.
Theory
pRaiiwayiBance
Danco,
'Voice
'Production
'Pupils
'prepared
for
Toronto
Conservatory
examinations.
Mrs.
Bernard
Lundahl
'A.T.C.M.
4
Waldron
Apartmtntf
Phone
Green
991
Was
EnjoyaBle
Frazer
Hotel,
steam
heatedrTwo'lIundred
Persons
in
Attend
rooms.!
HVderB.C
near
theStew
art
dock.
(tfi
'Sons
night.
6f
Norway
lettnT
'toj
'Uobert
Strachan
aaile'd
this
&U
ternoon
on
the
Cardena
for
Kienw
tu.
I
T.
W.
fcrown'left-on
JAsevef
ning's
'train
ifor
-a
triii
to
"SmH
thers
on
legal'
business.
t
!Tonlsht's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
10:20,
was
reported
"
thli
morning
to
be
on'
time.
Canadian
Legion
1T.K.S.L.
half
yearly
meeting,
Monday
ejeecu
live;
Wednesday
genorhl.
Elettion
of
officers.
,
(,91).
ancefat
Annual
affair
In
Moose
'Hall
'Lat
Night
rThere
-wereUbout
two
hurtdred
persons
-present
last
night
in
thi
Moose
Hall
at
the
annual
dance
of
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
-which,
as
usual;
prored
to
be
an
enjoyable
affair
The
hall
"was
appropriately
decor,
ated
.and
atmosphere
was
provided
by
the
master
of
ceremonie?,
G.
E.
Thilllpson,
being
attired
in
the
garb
of
a
locomotive
en
gineer
and
using
a
bell
in
connection
with
the
announcements.
Thts
serving
of
refreshments
at
mid-;
night
Was
carried
out
by
men
members
of
the
Association
dressed
in
"white
jackets.
Dancing
.was
In
progress
from
10
p.m.
until
2
aim.
'with
music'
by'
Charlie
Bal-agno's
Orchestra.
The
Grand
March,
was
led
by
superintendent
r-,u..
4,i..
v
i.iiriand
'Mrs.
AV.
H
Tobey.
One
of
.lie
-v:iiu
luY
ituiu
u
win-,..
......
.
.
,
,
tnp.
tp.
dnties.
I'.ella
I5ela
on
.
official
Stop
-at
the'Fmer
Hotel
wheri
visltWgStewart'orlyderThe'onijI
steam
heated
hotel
In
Portland
Canal
district.
ttf)
IMrs.
Roi
Barnes,,
who
slipped
and
fell
;a
few
days
ago,
suffering
a
fracture
of
the
leg,was
removed
in
the
'ambulance
to
the
.Prince
Ru
pert
Gerieral
Hospital
last
night.
I
lie
VII.IC1
laiiuiiu
icdiuica
iii
uic
eyening
was
the
dancing
of
a
Bailor
hornpipe
and
Irish
jig
by
Miss
'Jean
Watt.
PkObert
James
"was
chairman
ofi
the
committee
responsible
for
the
success
of
the
affair.
Other
mem
bers
being
Jack
Mair,
Andy
Ro-
arid.
George
Peters
and
AVilliam
Held.
Trank
Derry
presided
ati
the
door.
REST
ORGANIZED
INDUSTRY
iLONDON,
April
17:
(GP)
In!
his
presidential
-address
at
the,
annual
meeting
of
the
Institute;'
of
Chemical
Engineers,
Dr.
Her
bert
Levinstein
said
the
British
chemical
Industry
was
the
best
organized
in
Ie
country.
CHURCH
11
A'.M
Children
'EnjQy
H.M.S.
Pinafore
A
special
mallriee
'tep"6a'fpe'r-
Jormarice
of
?H.
M.
-S.
'Pinafore")
-by
the'
Prince
Rupert
Operatic.
6o-e
ciety
drew
an
audience.
ol
.upwards
of
six
hundred
youngsters
to
'the
Capitol
JTheatre
yesterday
''after-i
noon.
-It
was
an
'entertalnmentii
which
proved
highly
"delightful
tC;
all
the
children
'
present
and
f.lhei
idea
of
putUng
It
on'
proved!
to
be
I
a
happy
one
indeed.
'HOTEL
'ARRIVALS
;
Royal
i'
J.
Harrison,
Smlthers;
'Mail
Johnson,
Tacoma;
-'F.
Dignles;!
Usk:'M.
Nelson,
city.
'
H
Prince
'ItuneH
A.
Kira
Hirae
arfd
F.
'S.
'Uy.i
chara,
Vancouver;
G.
AVordall,'
C.
N.
R.
fCefitral
T.
Rose
and
II.
Lea
sk,'
city.
1
Knox
il
G.
Roberts,
Hamilton;
T.
'Jo
hansen,
H.
Hansen
and
N.i
Parker!
and
family,
city,
ANNUAL
DINIRR
MEETING
Horticultural
Society
Gommodorc'Cafe
5Ionday,-ApriM9iat
6130
Lantern
slides
6f
local
gardens
FINE
PROGRAM
Election
of
officers
Tickets,
50c
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBCTER1AN
GHURGH
'Uev.fJ.
W.
Stevenson,
MA,
B.D.,'Pli.I).
Minister'
in
Charge
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
J.'
Smith
SUNDAY
SERVICES
.
ll
'A-.M
'LIFE'S"MAIN
OBJECTIVE"
12;
15,-Sunday
.School
-7
1
30
P
M
,
"THE
SHELTERING
-ROCK"
Dr.
Stevenson
will,
preach
We
welcome
istrangers-and
visitors
,
!
if:
i
,ST.
-ANDREW'S
.CATHEDRAL
(Church
of
England)
'Very'Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Dean
8
A.M.,
H61y
Communion
-11
'AM.,
'Morning
Prayer'
arid
'Confirmation
Service"
12:30,
Sunday
School
iSO.'Evening'Prayer-and
Sermon
$.T.BAUL'SWTHERAN
CHURCH
.
t
LAWRENCE
C.
JENSEN,
Pastor
rSUNDAY,
APRIL
18
"LET
NOT
YOUR
HEART
BE
TROUBLED"
(Norse)
,12:i5,'Sunday
School
v.
;
7:30.P.M.
Address:
"HYMNS
AND
THEIR
CONTRIBUTION
,
-TO
THE"
CHURCH
SERVICE"
Anthem,
"One
Resolve,"
Senior
Choir
.
...Solo,'
','How
Lovely.!Are
Thy
Dwellings,"
Open
the
Gates
y
the
Temple,"
Mrs.
L.
C.
Jensen
'.'
'
V,
(Quartette,
"Alone
With
Thee,"
Miss
Auslaug
Skaland,
Mrs.-'L'.
C.
'Jensen,
"Dr.
H.
O.
Johnsen
and
Rev.
'LC-Jensen'.
-Anthern,
"Beautiful'
Savior,"
"For
God
SoLoved
theSWoi-td,V;
Junior
Choir
TheFsh
which
made
PrinceWuptft
Famous
ert
BTaiid
!SMOKED
BLACK
COD
3
Prepared
Daily
By
'Canadian
fish
'&
Cold
Storage
Co.t
ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Specials
in
3
'
rancy
Stationery
d
to'clear.
JRcffiilar'Rclail
'Price
$t.-25,ft0'Glcar
at
85c
RcRtilar
'Retail
Pficc
60c,'to
Clear
at
.5c
jReffiilar
RctaihPricel:50,
to
Clear
at
.$1.00
Regular
Retail.
Price
$L00,
to
Clear
at70c
iRcRiilar
Retail
Pricc-oOc,
to
Clear
at
10c
OrmesLtd.
'Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
Phones:
81
&
82
Open-Daily
From
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
'and
Holidays
From
12
noon
till
2
p.m.,
7
p.m.
till
t)
p.m.
Mio
Furniture
Exchange
MOOSE
BUILDING,
THIRD
AVE.
Phone
Green
916
New
Furniture
Chesterfield
Suites,
Beds,
Springs,
Mattresses,
Floor
Covering,
Blankets.-Luggages,
Table
Oilcldth,
Window
Shades,
Prams,
Fdlding
'Carriages.
Iked
Furnitwe
r
Ms,
Atlas
Couch,
Steel
Crib,
Singer
Sewing
jUachine,
Piano,
Kitchen
Table,
Kitchen
Cabinet,
j
Kitchen
Ranges,
Dining
Room
Suites,
Dressers,
Gramaphone
Records,
Musical
Instruments,
'Boqks
Writing
Desk,
Portable
Typewriter,
Fate,
.j.,"'
TO
THE
HOUSEWIFE:
'Have
you
started
spring
cleaning?
You
may
have
furniture,
crockery,
utcn-silsIuggage,!
blankets,
suits,
clothcs,
ctc.
yotrwish'to
get
rid
of.
ELIO'S
Trade-in
Green
.9,16
"We
Tluy
'Everything
We
Sell
Everything
CALL
GREEN
91G
D
EL
10
FURNITURE
rid
EXCHANGE
VI
iooseUuilding,
Third
Avenue,
Prince-RupertU'.C.
'Hours:
Daily
"from
9
a.m.
to
5
p:m.
IS