..ay,
April
22,
1937
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
TimtE
1
1
announce
ANNUA
I
I!
1
1
-t.i
i
hi
It
their
l
'I
'
t
New
Spring
Hats
This
year
it's
heller
than
ever.
Manufacturers'
prices
are
going
up
and
vc
haven't
raised
OUR
price
yet,
as
Mr.
A.
W.
Lipsin
was
'
'I
!t
Men's
Men's
Dress
Shirts
on
a
buying
trip
and
he
bought
merchandise
still
at
the
old
nrice
anil
then
some.
So
we
arc
putting
on
this
sale
for
two
weeks.
'!
I
i
j
Here
arc
some
prices
that
you
can't
beat
anywhere
comparing
quality
for
quality.
ia
ii
iong
By
Ttokcs,
SiZCX
Sale
Price
or
2
for
1
r
f
The
Smart
Hat
meets
every
demand
fjr
fine
quality,
420
QC
wear.
Sale
Price
ly
mm
m
J
XJ
Men's
Fancy
Cashmere
Socks
Ali
zes
and
patterns
OQp
dyL
S
Price
Men's
Dress
Shirts
in
new
patterns,
all
$1.29
$2.50
Stock
up
with
them
as
prices
will
never
be
lower.
Men's
Pyjamas
By
Tooke.
Broadcloth,
In
a
variety
of
shades.
Values
up
to
Q4
OCT
pXtUO
$300:
To
Clear
at
wwery
outlining
the
MEN'S
SOCKS
In
assorted
patterns.
Sale
Price,
5
pair
for
MEN'S
OVERALL
PANTS
Blue
Denim,
all
sizes.
Sale
Price
!
MEN'S
WORK
SHIRTS
Mail
Orders
Filled
at
These
Prices.
No
Credit.
Sale
Final.
Everything
in
the
Store
at
Sale
Price
REFERENCE
OF
QUEEN
PT
Mairslv
I
iLr
lri
Itlnr
And
This
Shade
Likely
to
Become
Popular
LONDON,
Anril
22:
(CP)
Queen
abeth
will
have
the
fittings
for
;r
coronation
gown
under
the
''tchful
eye
of
the
same
whitc-drcmlker
who
supervised
p
maKing
or
her
first
pink
chU-iball
dress
for
her
1916
comine-
Jl
party
same
seamstress
fitted
her
the
white
satin
gown
In
which
:
as
first
presented
to
King
for8e
V
and
Queen
Mary
at
Buc--Sham
Palace
and
In
lier
medlae-
ver
lame
wedding
gown.
All
Majesty's
"red
letter
day"
riScs
have
come
from
the
same
sine
she
was
14.
'little
Lady
Eilzabeth'
had
"""Pie
and
feminine
tastes
when
f'rst
came
to
us
with
her
mo-ri
the
dressmaker
said.
I'Now
-en
we
g3
to
Buckingham
Palace
"t
her
it
seems
as
if
she
has
not
foment
to
herself.
She
Is
going
mur-n
we
keep
a
staff
busy
P"
,.er
wardrobe
all
the
time,
some
ng,
seme
fitting,
some
flnish-
ther
day
we
made
a
dre&5
.'We
or
th
Queen
at
"A
hours
notice
to
"WH
an
n
..
"e
24-hmt..
....,..
i
......
:tnhr
u
"ios,
oi
ice
uiue
re
W
,
or
"outlined"
pea
I
'.e
lace
with
a
wide
silver
belt.
rn
by
Hcr
MaJcstv
an
af-I
noon
oarty
fpr
the
w,vcs
of
!C
nr,,0futhe
matic
corps-'!
cL
alV)
wore
bllle
out
-"'"ncnt
to
their
hostess.
jiise
nf
"
"
"inKiiiR
increasing
aml.
Partnlar
shade."
the
CiT
rpm"kcd'
and
the
lame
J,,Tr!teous
ROwn
of
lce
bh,e
ffh
b0dlce
5olldlvembrold-lde
,
s!!c'uln
and
diamante
and
W!
shopi-
straps.
It
Ls
'anion,
i-
-".iiii'iijrwiiimc-
LlCooi
g
the
5tnte
v,slt
t0
"avvdLe,n.Semb,e
wth
redlngote
of
...
rnni
'ace,
lmn1v
mri.
blue
fin,,
:'ned
snored
dress
of.
Ice
loped
,J!k
wol
wlth
navy
scal-
I
Peter
Pan
collar
and
oval
vestee
finished
with
a
tassel
and
cord
tie,
was
another
recent
choice
of
Her
Majesty.
The
piece
de
resistance
at
Hen-dley
and
Seymour
workrooms
at
the
moment,
however,
is
the
ivory
fatin
gown
the
Queen
will
wear
at
the
Coronation.
Designs
for
the
jmbroidery
were
completed
January
4.
but
it
will
be
some
time
be
fore
the
work
itself
Is
finished.
The
material
Is
a
heavy
white
saiin
made
from
"silk
from
silk-worms
hnm
and
bred
In
England
and
wo-
i
ven
In
England,"
the
dressmaker
explained
proudly.
Using
Maple
Leaves
The
dress
is
very
simple
and
on
princess
lines
as
it
will
be
practically
covered
with
heavy
gold
embroidery.
There
Is
a
straight
panel
down
the
front,
which
Is
all
In
one
piece.
At
each
side
are
circular
nnnels
from
the
knees,
which
will
Join
the'
circular
train
at
the
back.
This
train
will
be
full-length
and
two
yards
on
the
ground.
In
the
embroidery
which
Incorporates
the
floral
emblems
of
the
different
dominions
and
colonies,
extensive
use
has
been
made
of
.maple
leaves.
"They
lend
(hem-salves
so
well
to
decorative
design,"
was
the
explanation.
Fine
gold
thread,
appliqued,
lame
and
sequins
with
brilliant
touches
nf
dlamente
are
being
used
to
give
(effect
to
the
different
emblems.
At
the
foot
of
the
dress
lotuses
.01
India
will
float
on
a
shimmering
wave
of
silver
cloth,
a
panel
of
smbroidery
extend
from
hem
to
neck
and
the
fern
of
New
Zealand
wd
tiny
wattle
blossoms
of
Ausr
tralla
appear
near,
the
square
de--olletage.
The
tiny
sleeves
will
be
lahcd
at
th
ton
and
Inset
with
flounces
of
fine
old
lace.
.
The
-train,
or
as
ltj.
Is
officially
".ailed.'
"the
robe."
of
English-made
nurnle
ypjvet
J'
sl.x
vardSjlongnd
a
yard
and"
a
'half
wide.
,Mis
A.
B.
Hamilton,
who
ha."
been
visiting
here
for
the
-pa.d
t
,Mr.Un
witii
Kpt
sister.
Mrs.
ili;w
uiviu.in
..
-
!J.
D.
Frnser'
is
sailing
by
tha
'
Prince
George
:onight
on
her
re-Iturn
to
Vancouver.
'
'
Dally
News
want-ads
bring
98c
1.29
Made
by
Western
King,
Union
Label.
These
are
an
outstanding
value.
C-fl
Qff
Wonderful
quality;
Sale
Price
...
?J-fV
BOYS'
CAPS
In
assorted
patterns,
all
sizes.
Made
by
Brill.
These
are
good
values
at
the
7Q
Sale
Price
.'.
v
GREY
FLANNEL
SPORT
PANTS
'All
sizes.
Sale
Price
$2.95
Suit
Cases
&
Trunks,
Gladstone
Bags,
Overnight
Cases
and
all
our
other
cases
at
reduced
prices
TROOPS
AT
I
CROWNING1
.Many
Dominion
and
Colonial
Soldiers
to
Attend
Coronation
iimptolt
THE
CLOTHING
EVENT
'
FOR
THIS
SALE!
PKICES
SHATTERED!
SUIT
Values
thai
will
give
you
a
real
thrill.
The
smart
styles
and
tailoring
at
these
prices
make
them
outstanding
in
the
face
of
rapidly
advancing
markets.
Q
-9
Q
Q
Values
up
to
$29.50;
Sale
Price
?JLOVO
ranks,
eight
officers
and
40
othei
ranks
of
the
army
,and
one
of
ficer
of
the
Air
Force.
South
Africa
will
be
represented
bv
10
armV
officers
and
92
other
rapks,
inchlling
50
re-en
listed
ex-$ervice
men.
The
biiiKest
contingent
will
come
from
India.
It
will
consist
of
C50
officers
and
251
other
ranks
drawn
from
the
Navy,
Army,
An
.
LONDON.
x..w.vt
April
t
moo
22:
tv,
The
War...
.n,
.
.
aI.
.
,..,
i
Office,
has
now
received
a
full
thm
will
be
,one
offi(fer
and
2
list
of
the
Army.
av
ana
i
other
rank
from
jurma.
Force
contingents
wnicn
are
ic
t
...
,
.
A
.
Vmin:nn.
They
wM
1
be1
housedat
Hamp
ranrocant
l.i
tho
ijoniiniona.
rir,nio
colonies.
i
'
.
.
.'
,
V
ton
Court
alter
arriving
on
tht
and
a
,,
Protectorates'
,
.
al
oi
the
i,
ivrann
Corona
,
,
'Neuralia
at
Southampton
on
Ma
tion
on
.May
ia
u
-.
Thei
thi
eountry
wi;
Among
them
will
be
manj
col
J
Q.
..a
ored
troops.
The
contingents
w
,J,
,
V;'
bcinttnerit
from
places
as
far
dis'
1
roteclorales
t.mis'
iht
Fiii
and
ra
kland
Isl-
r,,,,..
.,,..,i
Af.tr......
.
,........-
-
v
-
,
i
ill-,
ifcviji.i
ii
cpi
iiiuvmi
i
tun
.
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V,n
("nl,
itiii.
c
:inil
l'l'iv
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.
.
,
,
.
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.a.iv.o,
.u,
n,c
.....
.
..
uer
j,orce
Wiu
.ue
represenieu
tj
,
icctoraies
aione
re
st-numK
the
Gold
Coast
Itegimenl,
the
Ni-
!'W,Vl
I.-'
T,..I
l.
II
Ptl..
.
T
'".
-Kcna
ueKimeiii,
'ine
oierra
Liconf
i
The
'Australians
arrived
under
uattalion
and
the
Gambia
Com-!
Gen.
Sir
II.
Chauvel.
The
Aust-,
anv
ralian
nurses
are
arriving
.
on
will:
...on
""I"
.-.--ci
TliP
ine
Kinir's
iiiiK
iincan
Afriran
niflP
litnes
w
April
22.
The
Australian
air
de-
be
rei,resentej
by
the
Norths
tachmen!
will
not
return
with
the
nnd
Southern
Iirigades
and
t
military
rv
.and
.and
naval
naval
contingents
contimrems
crtWniii;.wi
somalilAiul
Camnl
r-,
Corns
Th.
ti,,.
:
Malay
'Kp'.rah
JP':p
Kt-ntp'
VnlnntApi-
ern
on
May
22.
but
will
remain
in
the,
WU1
also
be
representalions
of
-
j
v-
ent
is
arriving
at
Southampton
or.
"
-
-
'-
IUUU(
V1U11H.L1
IWtlC
Vl
JO
.
U
W
ntnonTAii
Poctla
Tr
will
(!'
pnn
.
n
i
.vrrif.
t
.
nn-'
''
.
.
isist
of
three
officers
and
32
othei
ranks,
of
the
Army
and
pne
officer
and
14
mep
from
the
Rhod
esian
police.-
',.
Thev
will
be
housed
at
Well
ingtnn
ngtnn
Urirf'acks
Unrracks
and
and
later
later
will
win
go
go
Bermuda'
Militia
Artillery.'
'ilritisl
Gula'na
Militia,
nritisV
Hondura-
j
Defence
FprCe.
Falkland
Island
Defeiirn
Fiji.
Defence
Force,
Gold"
.Coast
lerntorial
1-oree,
urenAda
Volun
.
,
.
.,
..
,.
,,..
,
,
to
rrrbriRht.
They
v.ill
remMn
nnun
there
until
May
10
and
will
then
v?
,
'r
honn
tcei
.
.
..
Isaval
Dnfrnrp
r
Koi'i-p.
nfflrnr
urn
i
join
the
o
her
Pomin
o,v
conung
N
JniafcaKcn
onts
at
Olympia
or
he
period
of
n
lltKjm6nti
TerrioriaI
Force.
Ken
the
Coronation.
They
will
return
n.N.V
H'
"
'
'
'
i.tn
Pirbrieht
on
Miv
!.'.
and
will
'
m:.',.'
,.k'.,.
oiraiw
.etiiemnnis
it.N.ViU
stay
there
.,
until
May
,:
oo
28.
whafi
u
....j
..
.
,
.
.
thev
will
return.homfe
from
South
1
VIMMVfl
I
J,
KIVVl
A
t.Ul'1
ill
111
'
.
'VolnntMr
defence
Force,
I
lie
I
Jinat
ans
..
'
.
..
.
.
'
.
iM.'iua
nnu
Mauruius
Defence
nlofl
lu
Force.
Xftrorln
Vnltinif
Dottm?.
I
v
uiiiMin
i
vjtuvv
.
'
-
'
-
7
-
-i-
i
i-iuv,
four
orficcrs:,and
20
naval
nt-.:
Force,
.St.
I.tu
ien
Volunteer
Corps
I
.
C?l
ft
i
f.
1
i
..
I
ings.
ra
army
oiticcrs
nnu
ziu
vmcein
xnuiiieer
uorps
other
'rank
eicht
Air
Force
of
Sierra
Leone
and
Trinidad
1,1
ght
f,
llnfantrv
VoIiintPi-s
I
-A
.
.
.
4
It
'
Tl.
.
T
1
T.I
1
ifcers
ot
thft
mounieu
ponce
ana
ne
iewaru
imiom
wuj
ue
rep
Vvlth
thpm
their
34
horses.
the
four
local
defence
forces,
and;
The
New
Zealand
naval
con-
there
will
also
be
.present
of-,
tingent
will
consist
of
50
of
all
ficers
nnd
N.C.O.'s
from
Ceylon,
J
I
In
the
very
latest
sty.les..Soej-with
belts
all
around
arid
others
with
Ug4a.n
sleeves,
in
all
wanted
colors.
C
Values
i.n
in
S27.50:
-Sale
Price
?t'lW
ONE
LOT
OF
MEN'S
SWEATERS
In
Jumbo
and
in
lighter
weights.
Q-fl
Qff
Values
up
to
$1.50;
Sale
Price
...
lw
ONE
LOT
OF
TENNIS
SHOES
For
Boys,
sizes
from
10
to
13.
And
odd
lots,
size
1
to
5;
Sale
Price
t7CHU
BOYS'
AND
GIRLS'
ENGLISH
CASHMERE
GOLF
HOSE
Fancy
tops,
by
St.
Margaret's.
Made
in
England
Sale
Price
MEN'S
CAPS
KITKATLA
MEMORIAL
Special
Service
to
lark
Anniver
sary
of
Christianity's
Advent
In
Down
Coast
Native
Village
KITKATLA,
April
.
in
a
i
iv-
,
,
49c
By
Brill,
all
sizes.in
the
lot,
assorted
patterns.
Silk
lined,
unbreakable
peak.
QO
Coin
P,.;a
.
w
kJCUC
X
lite
MEN'S
WORK
SOCKS
Pure
Wool,
all
sizes.
Sale
Price
23c
ONE
LOT
OF
BOYS'
SUITS
Short
Pants,
big
sizes
only.
(29
AC
Clearing
them
at
Only
8
suits
in
stock
a
missionary
managed
to
build
a
church
on
the
little
island
but
the
majority
of
the
natives
a
that
time
were
uncivilized
and
the
church
was
destroyed
by
fire
soon
after
conslruction.
As
the
years
passed
following
the
de
struction
of.
the
first
mission
building,
one
hundred
percent
of
the
Kitkatlans
came
to
repent
for
jthe
burning
of
oo.
f....i.
i
cii-liuu
erected
a
"
new
iiuw
iy
vviiuik.
win.
i,
..
.
.
u..
.
:jis
ueiite
oi
uie
iiviii
j
uiuwn
was
in
vn.iiKe
ui
i
thp
f-pi-pmonipsj
and
tliprp
Was
a
large
and
enthusiastic
gathering.
In
addition
to
Ca.t
Brown,
other
principal
speakers
were
Job
Spen
cer
and
William
Itidley.
In
the
course
"of
the
a
two-minute
silence
was
observed
in
remembrance
of
thosei
early
converts
who
had
been
first
to
accept
the
Christian
life.
The
regular
Sunday
evening
service'
included
the
following
of
the
or-
der
which
was
written
for
the,
first
church
by
the
late
Ilev.
W.-'
F.
Gurd,
the
pioneer
missionary
in
185)9.
I
The
story
of
acceptance
of
"hristianity
at
Kitkatla
wrs!
icpd
from
the
days
of
the
late,
:hief
Shakes
.
I
William
,
Glad-1
stone).
Jn
the
nineties
at.
first
a
few
of
the
Kllkatla
natives
at
tepted
Christianity
and
in
1891
mm.
As
a
Treat
for
Lunch
try
BRAN
MUFFINS
mailt
more
delicious
from
Quaker
Natural
Bran
A
product
of
The
QulctiOts
Comptny
Is
3y
Tooke
and
Brill.
Every
one
of
these
shirts
are
worth
$2.00
and
$2.53.
Right
now
is
the
time
to
-,tock
your
drawer
at
the
fij-f
EC
Sale
Price
or
2
f6r
...
New
Spring
Ties
Regular
up
to
$1.00.
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prices
Men's
Oxfords
Goodyear
Al
lsizes.
Sale
Price
Welts,
in
black
only.
$2.95
Men's
Sleeveless
Sweaters
In
Pure
Wool,
all
colors
Sale
Price
$1;45
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Regular
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$1.45.
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7Qp
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Price
Al!
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in
Stock
will
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at
the
very
lowest
price.
No
reasonable
offer
will
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Store
For
Dad
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Campbell
River
Officer
Passes
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of
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