riaz
rora
Passing
Of
Lad
At
Kitzegncla
Kenneth
Wesley,
Son
of
Mr.
.Mrs.
Matthias
Wesley,
is
Deplored
El
and
GREAT
SHOW
IN
GLASGOW
fifteen
Million
Visitors
Expected
at
Empire
Exhibition
Rushing
Buildings
Now
SKEEfA
CROSSING,
April
18
.
Apr"
I8:
,CP)
Hie
death
occurred
recently
CLA,
of
Kenneth
Wesley,
the
nine
-year-
?f
rLh"
i
on
the
site
of
the
Empire
M,rfUr
ai
m
M,thts
Weky
of
KiUeguela.
The
pasting
fa
of
litUe
Kenneth
was
deeply
"""
.
mourned
not
only
by
the
parents
and
dose
relatives
but
by
the
whole
community.
He
wax
an
active
member
of
the
Sunday
School
and
the'
Band
of
Hope
connected
with
the
United
Church.
,
Funeral
services
were
held
in
the
United
Church.
Prior
to
the
ser-'
vke
in
the
church
a
brief
service
;
was
conducted
in
the
home
by
Pe-
j
ter
Mark,
Honorary
President
of'
inenas
w
n
o
garnered
I
o
l-'
lowed
by
WUUU1BA
SlTt
the
Ep
worth
League.
"Jesus
Lover!
.....
of
My
Soul"
was
sung
by
the
many
slack
Third
Avenue,
Moose
Building
One
hundred
sprang
up
mush
room-like
and
foundations
and
gardens
are
now
being
prepared-It
win
be
the
greatest
exhibition
in
the
British
Isles
since
the
Wembley
Exposition
of
124.
The
show
will
be
on
for
six
months
and
it
is
estimated
there
will
be
fifteen
million
visitors
in
eluding
thousands
from
the
Dom
in
ions
and
the
colonies.
The
Band
rendered
"Rav-
.M
a
j
it.
iiAii.
ixa
i
pnunnn
marrji
ana
int
uujf
rnii-
a
CKas
prayer
oy
Mr.
rfr
-a-,.,
,n
jk,
Arm.
of
Mark
From
the
home
the
local
-
Jesus
congration
united
wass
oana
preceded
tne
cortege
to
in
m
.God
Be
With
you
z
thp
United
Phtirh
nlm-fnjr
r.hn-
.
...
.
.
.
..
.
'"
-
;we
Meet
Again'
followed
witn
a
pins-i-uneraiMarcn.
U-ina
-ar
offered
ffrprf
hv
A
beautiful
service
was
conducted
I
Campbell
of
Hazelton.
Chesterfield
Suites
Dining
Room
Suites
Bedroom
Suites
Floor
Covering
Lounges
Baggage
Blankets
Window
Shades
Table
Oil
Cloth
Toys
Wagon
Scooters
Tricycles,
Etc.
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
Third
Avenue,
Hours
9
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Tom
;
py
Kev.
uisnop
Black
in
the
church.
;
The
deceased
is
survived
by
hi
:
Hymns
were
Nearer
My
God
to
father
and
mother
and
a
brother
'.Thee"
and
"Rock
of
Ages"
with
oiiver
Wesley.
During
little
Ken-
:
waiter
u.
wesiey
presiding
at
the
reth'r
illness
many
services
o
;
organ.
Sunday
School
were
held
in
hir
Henry
Wlljon
and
David
Wil-
home
by
hi
little
playmates.
:
liams
rendered
a
vocal
duet
ap-
Beautiful
floral
tributes
were
re-.
propriate
for
the
occasion.
The
ceived
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthtn
duet
was
followed
by
a
prayer
by
Howard
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs
the
local
pastor.
The
Band
of
Herbert
Wesley.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ar-Hope
and
members
of
the
Sunday
hnr
s-wnnare.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fre
:
School
rendered
a
suitable
hymn
Hart
and
daughter
Violet.
M5f
;
entitled
"The
Christian's
Good-
Helen
Wilson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elijah
;
night"
The.
local
preacher,
Alfred
Turner,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ben
Wood'
MeDamea,
addressed
the
eongrega-
and
daughter
Lulu.
Mr.
and
Mrs
.
tion
with
a
message
of
comfort.
Mr.
Henry
Wilson.
Miss
Joyce
Wilson
'
Mark
aaain
rendered
a
hymn.
Miss
Gertrude
Johnseo,
Mr.
ant
From
the
church
the
funeral
pro-
Ut.
Prter
1Iark
famUy
Mi
.
ceskn
processed
to
the
grave-
-ohnson
Mr
and
iside.
The
local
Band
was
still
in
!
aUendance
rendering
suitab'e
3"
Weet
and
flmUy
Mr
w
'
marches
"Adieu
to
Earth"
and
We
M?v
Benson.
Kitwanga:
Mir
R
i
WIS
Go
"
Emma
Robinson.
Kitwanga;
Mis
At
the
graveside
another
ser-
Rosie
Brown.
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
Ed
wart
vice
was
conductd
by
Rev.
Bishop
Wesley
and
family.
These
are
the
purest
and
finest
papers
nade-and
they
cone
in
the
handiest
Booklet
SSPBi
$6,000
Worth
Of
FURNITURE
On
Sale
Sale
Starts
Monday,
April
18th
at
IO
s
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Gerald
Spears
has
purchased
the
trolling
boat
Fair
Sale
from
E.
Johnson
who
built
the
new
boat
Baldy
during
the
winter.
The
Baldy
is
now
aH
ready
for
sea.
Charles
Ormiston.
John
Doh.
Robert
Hale.
Ralph
Smith
arx
Charles
Anderson
of
the
local
uni
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
returned
home
or
the
Princess
Adelaide
Friday
afternoon
from
Esquimau
where
they
have
been
taking
courses
of
training.
Anton
Simondsen
and
Walter
Murdoch
returned
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Wednesday
after
taking
similar
courses.
William
Ballantyne
has
taken
over
duty
as
chief
engineer
of
the
vt
earner
Prince
Rupert
in
place
of
W.
E.
Baillle
who
has
gone
to
the
vteamer
Prince
Robert
which
is
now
being
put
in
shape
at
Vancouver
for
the
season's
operations.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
lames
Findlay,
arrived
in
port
at
5
o'clock
last
evening
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
8
pm.
for
Port
Simpson.
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
is
due
back
lere
tomorrow
morning
south,
wind.
The
vessel
had
on
board
i
fair-sized
list
of
passengers.
Salmon
landings
have
been
fair-y
light
at
Ketchikan
of
late
ant
i
rices
have
been
quite
good,
run-ling
as
high
as
14c
and
10c
with
he
general
average
13c
and
8c.
laUbut
prices
at
Ketchikan
Satur-iay
were
6c
and
4c
and
6.5c
and
Vic.
Some
email
boats
were
in.
he
largest
halibut
catch
landed
here
being
9,500
pounds.
spring
schedule
on
the
Alaska
route,
is
due
in
port
at
3:45
this
afternoon
from
the
north
and
will
will
at
5
pjn.
for
Vancouver.
The
J
Princess
Louise
will
take
over
the
I
run
with
the
next
sailing
to
Skag-
(
way.
-
Is
Leavbg
City
Pioneer
Local
Merchant
Sellinr
Out
to
Partner
And
Will
Move
To
West
Vancouver
William
Vaughan
Davies
is
sell
ing
out
his
interest
In
the
gro
cery
business
of
Linzey
&
Davies
to
his
partner,
p.
H.
Linzey,
and
expects
to
leave
the
city
about
June
for
West
Vancouver
to
tak?
up
future
residence.
Mr.
Vaughan
Davies
has
been
a
popular
resident
of
the
city
for
many
yean
being
particularly
prominent
in
musical
circles.
His
departure
will
be
much
regretted.
Stork
Dated
Up
With
Hollywood
Several
Well
Known
Film
Folk
Are
Among
the
Expecting
HOLLYWOOD,
April
18:
(CP)
TEB
DA2LT
KTWS
Monday
Aprfl
n
,
TERRACE
WEDDING
Miss
Betty
Anderson
Becomes
Bride
Of
George
McAdams
TERRACE,
Apr..
18
Knox
United
Church
was
the
scene
of
a
very
pretty
wedding
on
Thursda)
afternoon
when
Miss
Betty
EUen
Anderson,
only
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
WttUam
Anderson,
Terrace,
became
the
bride
of
George
Sdward
MeAdams.
Vancoaver.
The
church
was
tastefully
dec
xated
by
friends
of
the
bride
in
Jink
and
white
sweet
peas
and
oses
with
a
background
of
calls,
lilies
and
forest
foliage.
The
bride
entered
the
chore
i.
lpon
the
arm
of
her
father
to
the
'
William
Gray.
Tom
Smith.
Albert
1
'trains
of
Mendelsohn's
Weddint
stiles.
Jame;
Currie.
B.
Russell.
C.
Uarch.
rendered
by
Mrs.
Adam
Sim
on
son
and
J.
Jefferson
Crisp.
The
ceremony
was
perfom
!d
under
a
flora!
arch.
Rev.
Adam
"risp
officiating
The
bride
made
a
charming
ictare
in
a
aown
oi
blue
lace
and
tulle,
cap
of
same
and
accessories
'o
match
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
pink
and
white
carnations.
The
bridesmaid.
Miss
Elliott
lead,
was
gowned
in
pale
pink
net
vith
accessories
to
match.
Bee
Agar
attended
the
groom.
The
bridal
party
was
led
by
'itUe
Onnoier
and
Lawrence
Kir
kaldy.
youngest
children
of
Mi
nd
Mrs.
S.
Kirkaldy.
Both
child
-en
were
dressed
in
costumes
of
brown
and
30M
and
carried
a
bag
'.et
of
rosebuds
between
them.
During
the
signing
of
the
regis
ter
a
duet
was
sung
by
Mrs.
S
-urkaldy
and-
Miss
Veima
Greig
i
'O
Promise
Me."
D.
G.
Little
was
usher.
Following
the
ceremony
a
recep
tion
was
held
at
the
home
of
tbr
bride
The
bride's
mother
woie
loral
navy
striped
sheer.
The
happy
couple
left
on
thr
'vening
train
for
Prince
Rupc.
CP,
steamer
Princess
Koran,
d
fut?5rVointe
re
-apt.
William
Palmer,
completing
llyZ
T
.
m
her
final
voyage
of
the
winter
and
Z",
?in
mwump
vac
q
vrMn
t-asu4
w
w
5
"VVU
OUI
with
brown
hat
and
shoes.
Man
in
the
Moon
j
According
to
Jack
Cluett
a
man
.
..,!..
-
r.
n.u,..ul
w.v-as
.
.
criticized
because
he
did
not
uiwn
icii
ai
d.-ju
jasi
evening
on
jump
in
at
once
and
save
his
wife
1C
n.
i.
lur
mhkiuo
,
when
she
was
.drowning
in
tw0
feet
-rd
today
there,
returning
to-
of
water.
He
explained
to
......
.....,
,..
uull
ne
nafl
on
Stmd
Jocks
neet
his
brother.
Fred
Do
ran
of
Seattle,
formerly
a
chief
engineer
in
Alaska
boats
and
now
located
it
Seattle
as
a
port
engineer.
Mr.
5oran
is
on
a
tour
of
Alaska
just
low.
Vaughan
Davies
that
he
thought
she
was
so
fat
she
would
float,
that
he
had
-
catarrh
and,
in
any
event,
his
wife
carried
life
insurance.
Visitors
to
the
Golden
Gate
exposition,
we
are
told,
will
be
given
colored
cocktails
that
will
make
men
easy
spenders,
will
give
women
a
feeling
of
glamor,
will
cause
romance
to
blossom,
will
surge
strength
through
lagging
feet,
wiK
awaken
appetites
and
tickle
jaded
palatej,
will
awaken
the
desire
to
celebrate
and
will
cause
a
feeling
of
deep
reverence.
I
.suggest
it
may
cause
a
person
to
have
a
feeling
of
great
reverence
for
his
own
opinion
and
a
desire
to
bash
anybody
who
says
he
is
drunk.
A
local
person
was
recently
asked
what
changes
he
saw
In
Prince
Rupert
during
the
past
twenty
years.
He
replied
that
he
saw
the
same
old
method
of
sitting
down
and
hoping
for
business
to
come,
the
same
little
groups
of
Idlers
settling
the
affairs
0f
the
country
at
the
cigar
and
news
stands,
the
same
feeling
that
this
is
going
to
be
a
good
year
and
that
we
shall
soon
be
on
our
way
to
success
and
the
same
wish
to
be
rich
without
the
effort
to
get
rich.
The
greatest
ef
fort
he
recognized
as
that
to
In
duce
government
to
spend
money
nere.
The
rule
for
being
a
good
talker
is:
Listen
more
and
talk
less."
A
corner
commentator
discuss-
uoc
btork
is
busier
than
cyer
ar-"B
now
long
people
stay
in
this
ranging
a
series
of
filmland
pre-
j
city
remarked
that
one
local
editor
mierp5.
had
been
In
the
city
twenty
years
Patrick
Knowles,
English
actor,
'and
another's
arrival
was
so
far
is
equipping
a
nursery
for
an
Ap-
back
noboddy
remembered
when
rn
arrival.
Bazooka
Bob
Bums'
,
he
came.
lamny
is
to
be
Increased
in
May.
.During
the
same
month,
Dick
For-
I
an
and
his
socially-prominent
wife,
j
Ruth
Hollingsworth,
expect
to
become
a
threesome.
I
Dick
Powell
and
Joan
Blondell
are
sponsoring
a
baby
premiere
in
July.
So
are
Comedian
Allen
Jenkins
and
his
wife,
the
former
Mary
Janaee.
in
August
Doc
Stork
is
due
to
confer
with
Melvyn
Douglas
and
Helen
Gagahan
who
already
have
a
five-year
old
son
Peter.
Andy
Devlne
expects
an
holr
or
heiress
In
late
summer.
in
order
to
become
rich,
make
money
faster
than
your
wife
can
spend
it.
Jake
says
there
are
twenty
mil.
lion
dogs
on
this
continent
and
he
thinks
half
of
.them
must
be
in
Prince
Rupert.
"That
woman
has
no
family."
"Why
do
you
say,
that?"
"She
is
telling
her
companion
all
aoout
the
management
of
child
ren."
Moose
Hard
Times
Dance
Is
Popular
Two
Hundred
and
Fifty
Person
Attended
Affair
on
Friday
Nijht
There
were
sosae
2S
persons
in
attendance
at
the
Moose
had
thnes
danee
on
Thursday
night
and
the
iffaJr.
in
addition
to
being
a
great
weess,
was
highly
enjoyable.
Pr-'Swtnoera
for
eoMoaMS
were
Mrs.
J.
Adams
and
J.
Carr.
Mask
wa
by
George
Brown's
-
in
and
B.
J.
Bacon
was
master
of
eeremoniee.
Joe
Rateh.
ford
presided
at
the
doc
and
the
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
!
Lutheran
Ladies'
Easter
Tea-Sale
Afternoon,
Many
Guests
Calling
The
Ladies'
Aid
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
on
Thursday
afternoon
held
an
Easter
tea
and
sale
oi
home
cooking
and
fancy
work
in
the
church
which
was
attractively
decorated
for
the
occasion
with
daffodils
and
spring
flowers
and
foliage.
There
was
a
good
at
tendance
of
ladies
at
the
affair
which
war
quite
successful
The
guests
weri
received
by
Mrs.
L.
C
Jensen,
wife
of
the
nastor.
Ladies
in
charge
were:
home
cook.
ing,
Mrs.
Chris
Jensen:
fancy
work
Mrs.
John
Wick:
raffles.
Mrs.
H
Jhanian;
Jia
room,
Mrs.
P.
L
Peterson;
kitchen.
Mrs.
Sven
Skog
and
Mrs.
Julius
Johnson.
The
raffle
drawings
will
take
place
at
a
tree
ting
of
the
Ladies'
Aid
to
be
held
April
28.
LONDON.
April
18:
CP
Lord
Dawson,
noted
r.iycian,
believes
fitness
can
be
learned
from
a
gooo.
sporting
dog.
He
says
with
good
posture
and
carriage
everything
else
for
physical
fitness
will
fol
low.
MEN
WHO
FEEL
OLD
Get
Back
New
Youth,
Energy,
Vitality
Tm
manj
men
feci
tired
tut
all
the
time
can't
work,
hate
U
let
up
moro-in(t,
haren't
the
Trtiiity
to
M
the
thinfi
thry
iud
to
do.
A
veak
unhealthy
liver
caused
by
modern
Imn(,
toft
foods,
lack
el
exercise,
i
the
chief
reason.
Your
liver
is
the
storehouse
for
fjucote
or
the
"enerrj
part"
of
the
food
you
eat
it
supplies
enerrj
to
muscles,
tissues
and
flands.
If
it
is
not
strong
and
active
no
wonder
you
feel
old!
Take
"Fruit-a-tites".
it
will
build
up
your
liter
like
rmthinf
else
will.
You'll
be
fur-prised
how
young
you
soon
feel.
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50c,
all
Dni(ista.
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ruins
EASTER
SUNDAY
Our
Confectionery
Store
Will
Be
Open
From
1
to
3
p.m.
Only
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
so
all
the
year
round
payroll
la
Prince
Rupert
"EVERYBODY
SING"
HERE
ropuUr
Musical
Picture
Presented
At
Capitol
Theatre
At
First
of
This
Week
A
lively
musical
comedy
"Everybody
Sing,"
starring
Judy
Garland
and
Allan
Jones,
is
the
feature
pic-tare
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
for
the
first
of
this
week.
The
story
tells
how
Judy
and
Jones
are
putting
on
a
musical
in
the
hope
of
saving
Judy's
family
from
financial
ruin.
In
or
der
to
put
h
over,
a
spectacular
cartwheel
revue
is
staged
on
Broad
way
by
300
beautiful
girls
There
are
a
number
of
other
novelty
sequences
as
well.
Swing
tunes
are
featured
throughout
the
picture
which
contains
no
less
than
nine
popular
song
h'.ls.
Settings
are
elaborate
and
there
Is
a
good
deal
of
clever
musical
manipulation.
Other
popular,
figures
in
the
cast
of
"Everybody
Sing"
include
Fanny
Ksaei
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