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Thursday,
Aprit
7,
1938.
TWO
QUEENS
SHOPPING
When
Eliza
lie
th
and
Mary
Inspect
Products
of
Home
and
Aliroad
'
By
MOLLIK
McGEE
Canadian
Press
Correspond
nt
LONDON.
April
7:
CP
Wi.rn
a
Queen
goes
shopping
and
r...
the
assembled
products
of
an
Emuire
to
choo&e
lnm.
what
does
he
cuy4
This
question
was
answered
twice
on
the
first
day
or
the
Briti.sn
Industries
Fair
when
Queen
Elizabeth
went
shopping
in
the
morning
and
;
Queen
Mary
followed
the
.sum
ar-
ternoon
Queen
Elizabeth
arrived
on.'
hour
after
the
vast
Earlscourt
building
that
hour:!
textiles,
fashions
and
furniture
was
opened.
She
went
at
once
to
the
stalls
where
Empire
produce
was
displayed
and
an
her
way
passed
through
the
special
Canadian
section.
Though
she
admired
shoes
made
in
London.
OnU,
and
supplied
to
the
Duchess
of
Gloucester,
and
dolls
made
in
Toronto,
she
made
no
purchases.
Ap-,
pies
and
canned
fruit
took
up
the
remainder
of
the
space.
At
the
Malta
booth,
the
Queen
In
spected
hand-made
lace
made
toj
rival
that
previously
Imported
rrom
Italy.
After
looking
over
several
tea
cloths
with
a
microscope
and
commenting
on
the
new
venture,
she
chose
a
fine
specimen.
She
then
waited
from
booth
to
Socks
For
The
King
Unconventional
Pose
HiflafliflaflaflaflaflaflaflHHH
Thr
Most
Rev
Arthur
Cardinal
Hinsley.
Archbishop
of
Westminster,
is
caught
in
an
unconventional
pose
here.
Cardinal
Hinsley
one
of
the
five
cardinals
created
by
Pope
Pius
last
year,
was
snapped
a
he
lighted
a
cigarette,
even
as
you
and
I.
during
a
luncheon
he
attended
in
London
England.
MCMILLAN
HONORED
booth,
met
by
frock-coated
man-
aging
directors
of
firms
with
world-'
wide
connections,
but
there
was
Drv
Dock
-
Employees
nothing
haphazard
in
her
choice
of
Best
Wishes
in
a
what
she
wanted.
Dress
lengths
.
And
-'Tangible
were
selected
in
becoming
pinks.
and
blue?
for
the
little
princesses!
'
9
0i
In
good
heavy
weight
with
colored
.wisnes
w
yn
Vnrrier
nnrt
ifh
an
wonW
he
found
iger
Of
the
dry
dry
Queen
Mary,
on
arrival
at
Earis-j
vertlsement
for
beat
results.
i
n
in
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
their
children.
Show
Thcil
Handsome
Way
AicMiuan.
man
a-
dock,
on
tne
occa-
North
Star
Wins
In
Bowling
Match
Defeated
Biological
Station
Two
Games
to
One
in
Postponed
Commercial
Lragur-
'ure
city
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
Is
,
,
,'in
receipt
of
a
letter
from
Olof
North
Star
defeated
Biological
tne
member
Qn
ip
Jn
whlfh
Station
two
games
to
one
last
night
refers
to
a
com.
in
a
postponed
fixture
in
the
Com-1
munication
he
received
from
F.
W.
merciat
uownng
league.
NU.h
o
h)Uslng
ln
the
a
few
games
are
still
outstanding
department
of
th,
federal
thn
second
half
issue
(
in
the
Com-(
nmet
mercial
League
has
already
been
j
anson
lhat
decided
in
avor
of
Printers
who
ba
nad
jnpreased
her
wil
play
off
with
Canad
Ian
a-
0Q
Ontarlo
tional
Recreation
As
at
.
,n
No
2.
sed
hers
100
per
winners
oi
me
urn
nan
m
me
.
DrlUsh
.
he
tM
by
.
.
.
Columbia
people
that
this
province
TtTrfTwSea8"e
P
TJnlyTfar
scratched
Fhe
sur-to
t
date
is
as
follows:
'
IftCC
WCrt
Lo5t
Ptf.
j
Zi4m
fcn
nhnnfri
in
Printers
27
12
27,
Rupert
Motors
23
16
23
Electrical
Workers
.
22
14
22
CN.R-A.
No.
1
20
19
20
North
Star
18
21
18
Gyro
Club
16
17
16
C.N.R.A.
No.
2
15
27
15
Biological
Station
14
19
14
LAUNDRY
CHAMPION;
Defeats-
C.X.II.A.
to
Take
Five
Pin
Bottling
League
Honors
for
Season
Pioneer
Laundry
defeated
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
by
a
score
of
1073
to
1052
last
night
in
the
decldlne
erame
of
the
Five
but
first
it
was
found
they
wasnea
Members
of
the
various
depart-,
pioneer
Laundry
Houston.
169;
well
and
cost
on
Shantung
about
iments
of
the
Prince
Rupert
dry
Kln.?tar,
203
Brasell,
180;
Stiles,
30
cents
a
yard
and
In
cotton
aboutj
dock
staff
gathered
at
the
noon
90;
Asemlssen.
231;
total,
1073.
26
cents.
'hour
today
in
the
machine
shop
j
Canadian
National
Recreation
,oi
tne,
yard
ana
mere
expresses
Association
Comadina
175;
Proc-in
a
handsome
and
tangible
wa
:
201.
Morin.
220:
Mcintosh.
222;
.
a.
-
i
n
m
.
a
mm
m
Innir
Half
a
dnzen
nalrs
of
the
'Steamships
with
headquarters
at.
new
self-suDDOrting
socks
for
the
Vancouer
Mr-
McMillan
was
pres-
For
Vancouver-
I
Vrr
.f
f
Via
mral
Hc4
flf
C11I.CU
Wiili
A
purchases,
together
with
Irish
hiw".
ih
tr
,,it
nr!
v,ivpt
fnr
nn
lng
made
on
behalf
of
the
stafl
CLExNER
ELECTIONS
evening
gown.
.by
Thomas
Boulter,
englneerlnt
.
In
this
part
of
the
country
there
has
been
little
com-'o
plaint
at
the
manner
in
which
elections
are
conducted.
SSihi'ST
tl
lowing
Mr.
McMnian-s
de-
rAwyooay
seems
to
leei
tnat
it
is
the
right
and
privilege
had
supplied
four
monarchs
m
suc-'Parture-
I
01
e
ery
person
to
express
his
wishes
as
to
Who
will
COn-
cession
with
bed
Imen.
She
asked!
Mr.
Boulter
In
making
the
pres
'
stitute
the
government
of
the
day
and
the
sanctity
of
the
nta
10
86,1(1
her
simi,ar
sneets
but.'eritation.
referred
to
the
apprecia-;
ballot
seems
to
be
carefully
guarded
wnen
he
mentioned
that
one
of
the.tion
the
staff
held
of
Mr.
mcmh-
I
In
thp
Mnfkpnvia
Winrr.oi-u
mainstays
of
the
linen
Industry.
t
lan's
efforts
to
obtain
work
for
.
i
nMv
iSifndl
1
??
1
eoernment
bringing
down
its
damask,
was
going
out
of
style,
she
I
the
yard,
often
ln
the
face
of
con
I
new
electoral
legislation
there
is
no
sinmpst-inn
nf
tfnniAi
v,-
rnnctoH
iHmhu
Hiffinuv
.n.
in
elections
generally
but
rather
the
idea
is
to
Sl'mn-
that
finest
of
damask
cloths
from
Mr.
McMillan
had
been
a
great
V,
'
c'cv-luuu
cApieNsion
anu
10
prevent
the
undue
in-fhience
of
wealth
in
the
conduct
of
election
campaigns
h
ection
expenditures
are
to
be
controlled
and
restricted
Also
publicity
is
to
be
given
to
contributions
to
election
campaigns.
this
firm
go
to
the
Palace.
-pleasure
lor
all.
Everyone
wai
She
asked
for
darpets
woven
in
happy
at
the
promotion
which
he
tartans.
She
also
asked
for
the.
liad
received
although
there
was
a
new
"Ugli"
fruit
from
Jamaica
1
feeling
of
much
regret
that
tlu
j
a
cross
between
tangerines
and
change
Involved
his
departure
grapefruit
and
tasted
it.
She
spoke
from
Prince
Ruoert.
In
hta
leaving
It
has
hppn
snoro-pcrl
nftnr.
it,of
i
.
in
the
South
African
booth
of
us-.'Prlnce
Rupert
lost
one
of
its
beat'
"
,
:
"
",at
.i,c"l"e.
to
,n,
ing
Kpnwt
Kenya
MffM
coffee
an,
and
toM
triH
th.
the
In-
In.
citizens
citizens
and
ana
everyone
everyone
at
at
th
the
secure
favors
from
crovernments
are
in
rhp
Vmhit
nf
nh
ing
cash
contributions
to
electoral
Mm
;
kTu
dian
"J
Trade
yard
Commissioner
of
her
a
rai
irienci.
in
maKing
tna
gin
siaes
so
that
whichever
wins
they
may
be
on
the
right
wa,ked
mlIee-
he
pent
side.
If
the
new
bill
becomes
law
people
will
know
about
the
farflton
show
artfl
or
mee
conirinuuons
ana
they
will
soon
become
a
scandal.
Buys
Curtains
Then,
having'0'
the
tsa
service
to
Mr.
MoMillan
,
an
hour
at
Mr-
Boulter
expressed
tho
hope
ordered
three
that
513
lne
teapot
would-p
filled
jwith
its
beverage,
the
future
would
be
filled
with
Joy
and
hanptno
McMillan
and
It
has
become
the
custom
to
accuse
manufacturers
001111
ln
the
afternoon-
went
at;
Mr-
McMillan
found
iu
difficult
who
wish
upward
revision
of
customs
tariffs
of
makine-
once
to
the
fasnion
arena
where
10
voice
hls
appreciation
of
tht
large
contributions
to
funds
iHm
manneJuln8
ln
lenn,s
shorts!
sentiments
that
had
been
ex-lio-M
party
If
itistrno
rhpWMt
nf
nWU
'il
L
i
,
Ue,
the
White
and
divided
sports
skirts
were
tak-
nressed
and
the
beautllui
gift
i'a
!nt
''"""v
"c
"ciy
iu
fetop
tne
practice.
Jf
it
Ing
part
in
a
parade
of
summer
that
had
been
made.
He
was
find-'
IS
not
true,
the
publicity
secured
Under
the
new
act
will
fashions.
Queen
Mary
appearediing
it
hard
indeed
to
leave
Princt
i
ii
ee
tiicse
peupie
irom
Demg
Wrongly
accused.
most
interested
in
tne
variations
oriKupert
tut
there
was
gratification
In
Eastern
Canada
there
are
larce
nower
rnminniVe.ports
st,eg'
stayod
an
ht)U
thentnat
his
duti
would
bring
him
L0.inI)anies
Uhe
lour
of
the
stalls.
back
here
Prince
Ra
that
Wish
to
marker
fhpir
too
made
a
frequently.
nm,.
on,
I
Wh0
.!,
i.
haVe
eLl
l
it
,
P,0W4er
?,ml
been
ac-
Lace
curtains
were
her
first
pur-
pert
had
been
good
to
him
In
a
v-v.
v.m.iuuuuuj;
laigeiy
io
me
campaign
tunds
of
(chase,
then
several
dozen
pairs
of
personal
way
by
means'
of
ad!
those
irom
Whom
they
expect
to
get
favors.
Publicity
eauze
silk
stockings
at
the
moder-lvancement
and
he
could
not
iiopi
j
would
have
a
similar
effect
to
that
in
the
case
"
of
the
man-
ate
price
r
about
51-25
a
pair
Snefor
a
DeUer
future.
h-
expeteni
ufacturers.
"iwa?
punctilious
In
her
choice
of
that
affairs
of
the
local
yard,
Thn
rliVfinnlftr
.m11
n,.,!-
i
.
,
shades
and
evidently
intended
them
'
would
bV"carried
on
In
the
future
i
.
uV
S
U?
S?1
?le)er
men
fiml
means
evening
wear
as-
she
showed
as
in
the
past.
As
far
as
was
in
hit
j
f
OI
(leieatmg
the
law.
If
this
IS
found
to
be
true
it
will
preference
for
lighter
tones
of
the
-owcr
he
would
do
everything
to
nave
wi
ue
amenueu
irom
time
to
time
m
order
to
make
it
new
favored
tans.
,maKe
tnmgs
betterhere.
nwrncra
enective.
Unly
experience
will
show
whether
the
annlf-
v.auuii
ui
me
iuw
iimKtjs
ior
improved
electoral
conditions.
SOCIALISTIC
LEGISLATION'
The
Conservative
government
of
Great
Britain
is
securing
the
passage
of
legislation
for
the
nationalization
of
coal
mines,
a
decidedly
socialistic
move.
It
will
take
the'
ownership
of
the
mines
out
of
the
hands
of
the-four
thous-'
and
who
now
own
them
and
make
them
the
property
of
the-nation,
just
as
the'
C.N.R.
is
the
property
of
Canada.
I
It
seems
tb
have
become
a
habit
for
theConservatives
irf
the
Old
Country
to
be
responsible
for
most
of
the
radi-'
cal
legislation.
The
more
radical
parties
educate
the
nub-!
i.
1
..
:..
i.
i
..
i
uv;
uij
iu
a
termm
pumt
anti
men
tne
conservatives
take
hold
and
pass
the
laws,
being
careful
that
they
are
not
wildly
radical.
bers
of
the
staff
could
reiy.
upo-
1
it
that
he
would
do
everything
hi
!
Try
a
Dally
New
classified
ad-!could
to
help
them.
Mr.
McMillan'
ispoKe
appreciatively
of
the
co
'operation
he
had
alwav
received
j
'
from
the
staff
of
the
yard
and
;
for
his
successor,
he
bespoke
&,
similar
measure
:
of
support.
Aftei
(all.
the
boat
could
make
no
pro
J
,
cress
if
those
at
the-oars,
did
nol
1
tTlve
their
best
efforts,
no
matte
'
who
happened
to
be
sitting
in
the
i
stern
steering
It
along.
Success
de
;
fended
entirely
upon'
this.
After
the
formalities
of
the-
pre
j
,
sentatlon.
the
members
of
the
staff
j
'
gathered
around
to
say
heir
good
,
I
byes
to
Mr
McMillan
who
leave.'
j
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
j
Tuesday
cataia
1:30
p.m.
Thurs.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
11:15
p.m.
Friday
ss.
Cardena
9
p.m.
ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
10
p.m.
April
7,
18
and
28
5:30
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Cataia
4
p.m.
OFFICIAL
Head
of
Home
Huildins
Department
!
At
Ottawa
To
Visit
City
in
May
J
nection
with
the
campaign.
The
news
received
from
Mr
Alder
was
the
first
intimation
he
had
re-
cetlved
ln
connection
with
condl-"
tiom.
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
said
he
would
take
the
matter
up
with
the
loaning
companies
and,
if
they
did
not
decide
to
make
loans.
It
might
be
necessary
to
form
a
local
organization
at
Prince
Rupert
to
handle
the
business.
Mr.
Alder
said
he
was
planning
to
call
the
local
committee
together
I
and
arrange
for
an
active
campaign!
with
a
view
to
getting
home
build-'
;
ing
going
Irr
Prince
Rupert
this
!
summer.
onme
Sniytlie:
Pin
Bowling
League
championship
'
pp
plinrr
Rllia
play-offs
and
thereby
emerged
win-
CCIIllg,
UlUC
.nert
for
the
season.
The
individual
vcores
were
as
follows:
3.00;
Towels
bought
by
the
Queen
were
their
congratulations
and
best
;Irvlm,
228;
total.
1052.
Appears
to
Have
Jitters
Following
Defeat
of
.'Via
pie
Leafs
Tuesday
'
Night
Must
Win
Tonight
TORONTO.
April
7:
(CP)-Still
disappointed
at-
the
defeat
of
his
National
Hockey
League
champions
Tuesday
night
by
Chicago
Black
Hawk?
In
the
opener
of
the
Stanley
:)n
any
middle-class
home.
They
:
appoinimeni
aur-
Sfnorrichin
SlllinaQ'
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serie5-
Connl
Stnythe
appears
o
intendent
of
Canadian
National
..
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r
0
lQ
c
be
somewhat
pessimistic
about
;
winning
the
world's
'championship,
"If
they
don't
win
tonight,"
he
;says.
"the
Maple
Leafs
won't
win
the
cup."
President
Frank
Calder
of
the
National
Hockey
League
notified
Chicago
today
that
it
could
no
longer
play
Alfle
Moore
as
substi
tute
goalkeeper
during
the
remain
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
.10:30
ajn.
der
of
the
Stanlev
Ciin
serlM
Mnnrp
Friday
ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
4
p.m.
substituted
In
the
opening
game
Ss.
Cardena
p.m.
Tuesdav
niaht
for
Mike
Knmira
April
3,
14
and
24
ss.
Prin
who
Is
out
with
a
broken
toe.
Safety
For
Valuables
There
are
many
"small
things
of
large
value"
which
should
have
the
protection
of
a
safety
deposit
box.
Following
is
a
par
tial
list
of
"valuables"
which
caa
be
kept
safe
from
fitc.
theft
and
carelessness,
for
a
rental
of
a
cent
or
two
a
day.
Probably
you-will
think
of
other
valuables,
which
we
have
omitted.
Agreements
Armjrtnd
Navy
Papers
Auiographi
BnnJj
Certificates
Birth
Baptismal
Marriage
Charters
Contracts
Court
Decree!
Curioi
Deedj
Design!
Diane!
Mementoi
Diploma!
Mortgage!
Document!
:
Naturalization
Papers
Gem!
Old
Coin!
Heirloomi
Old
Lacei
Important
Letter!
Patent!
"
Insurance
Policiei
Payment
Record!
Automobile
Photograph!
Casualty
Plam
Fire
Promisiory
Note!
Life,
etc.
Stamp
Collection!
Jewellery
Souvenir!
Leaiei
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l
Lodge
Recordi
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
ESTABLISHED
1817
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link
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mall
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if
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French
Thursday,
a-
Tune-lTp
For
Sprini;!
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Winter
Ha!
Been
Hard
on
Your
Car
...harder
than
-,,u
thinki
The
strain
of
ccia
narb
sklddy
roads,
and
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pui;
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parts
out
of
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is
the
time
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th
mlnln.
and
sluggish
w
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aajusi
wneeL
a::d
brakej
tune
up
the
mc
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apvutiua,
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up
and
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