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IXiUA
EMPIRE
DAY
IS
HONORED
Special
Si;nlficance
This
Year
on
Good
Queen's
Birthday
i
Yesterday
was
Victoria
Day
but
V
there
wa
no
soeclal
observance
in
v
Prince
Rupert.
Weather
was
warm
ibut
unsettled
with
alternate
bursts
Sot
sunshine
and
showers.
Towards
"evening
It
settled
down
to
steady
t
rainfall.
,
Thirty-eight
years
after
Queen
Victoria's
death.
Canada
still
keeps
A
JOB
When
there's
specialist
to
understanding
and
riyhtly
reading
habits.
interpreting
local
newspaper
"Swi
"Jtein
Street
fo
perform
Is
a
need
for
of
world
newspapers
of
their
effect
stabilizing
broadening
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T1IIUD
AVENUE
Victoria
Day
as-a
public
holiday
In
her
memory.
Empire
Day
ceremonies
and
school
exercises
being
held
on
the
last
sehnel
day
preceding
May
24.
In
recent
years
many
of
the
ceremonies,
military
parades
and
bonfires
that
at
one
time
marked
the
'celebration
of
Victoria
Day
have
been
forgotten.
The
advent
of
the
motor-car
brought
opportunities
for
enjoying
the
countryside
in
Its
(
spring
attire
and
generally
the
day
jls
marked
as
the
first
outdoor
holi-i
day
of
the
year.
I
"The
MaDle
Leaf
Forever,"
Alexander
Mulr's
great
national
hymn
finds
ntace
on
programs
from
one
end
of
the
country
to
the
other.
FOR
A
SPECIALIST
an
important
job
to
be
done
we
look
to
a
do
it.
His
knowledge,
his
training
and
his
of
the
particular
problem,
is
our
solution
so.
The
same
principle
applies
to
newspaper
The
daily
newspaper
is
a
specialist
in
reporting,
and
dramatizing
events
of
world
importance.
The
is
a
specialist
tn
'presenting
the
chronicle
of
""Us
function
isvlocal-its
equipment
is
geared
that
task
better
than
any
other
medium
There
both
in
every
modern
home.
The
brilliant
panorama
events
presented
in
vivid
form
by
the
daily
must
be
localized
and
analyzed
from
the
standpoint
on
YOUR
locality.
Your
home
needs
the
influence
of
a
g50D
LOCAL
newspaper
and
the
worldly,
thought-provoking
stimulus
of
a
GOOD
newspaper
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vanity
dresser
62
5Setsbnf,r
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CoiisistiiiR
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size
ana
upholstered
bench.
Specially
priced
for
quick
selling
ELIO'S
Phone
queen
9i
Some
may
recall-it
was
first
sung
at
Beaverton,
Ont..
on
Victoria
Day,
1871.
A
Canadian
also
receives
credit
for
the
establishment
of
Empire
Day.
It
was
Mrs.
Clementina
Pes-senden
of
Hamilton,
Ont.
whose
efforts
resulted
in
the
Hamilton
School
Board
in
1896
setting
aside
one
school
afternoon
of
the
year
as
"Flag
Day."
The
observance
spread
and
in
1903
Emoirc
Day
was
being
celebrated
in
the
United
Kingdom
and
ether
parts
of
the
Empire,
the
Earl-of
Meath
being
responsible
far
the
growth
of
the
movement
outside
of
Canada.
Advertising
is
an
njvestment.
g
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lot
tr
lthr
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DAY
and
NIC.1IT
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partita
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to
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me
on
or
I
before
th
nth
Ur
of
June.
1939.
jxl
11
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to
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requlrad
to
pay
the
amount
of
tluir
I
lodettediieti
to
me
forthwith
DATED
the
lh
day
of
May.
AJD
1939.
I
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Administratrix.
Prince
Rupert.
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IX
nil:
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.riit
terrU,
leeed
TAKE
NOTICE
that
toy
order
of
I
111
Ilonca-.
W
E.
Flatter,
the
lMh
day
or
May.
A.
D
1839
I
a
appointed
Ad-
mjfilwratjr
of
the
eUte
of
Albert
Frnect
Feirls.
demaed,
ami
all
parHrs
having
cUUna
aca4nst
the
aald
eatate
are
beniiy
reaulred
to
turnMi
name.
Iprcfvrry
verified
to
me
on
or
before
I
the.
19th
day
Of
June,
A.
D.
1939.
and
all
parue
indebted
to
the
eauta
tit
required
to
pay
to
amount
of
their
IcdebtediWM
to
mo
forthwith
DATED
the.
16th
day
of
Uay,
1939
WtMifOORVtUJ!
WENCER,
THE
UAIliT
NKWS
EMPIRE
DAY
IS
HISTORIC
Observance
bv
King
Edward
Schoo
Pupils
At
Oddfellows'
Hall
i
Bmolre
Da
.
was
observed
by
th
pupils
of
tin
King
Edward
School
with
an
lute
resting
program
giver
at
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
on
Tuesday
!
afternoon
under
the
sponsorship
ol
1
Hill
Sixty
Chapter.
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
Miss
K.
A.
Mercer,
principal,
presided
and.
in
her
opening
remarks
referred
to
the
valuable
and
con-
itlnuous
support
given
by
the
Daughter
of
the
Empire
to
education.
Mrs
J
D
Allan
was
standard
bearer
as
the
children
saluted
the
fug
and
then
sane
"Land
o)
Our
Birth."
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore,
re
it
o
Hill
60
Chapter,
expresfec1
hrr
oloasare
at
being
present
and
i
brief
address,
told
of
the
origin
Frpire
Day
and
the
connection
Order
of
the
Daughter
of
the
Empire
had
with
the
initiation
an?
nerpetuation
of
the
observance
principal
address
was
given
bj
T
Lock
who
spoke
on
patriotism
artd
he
Empire.
Mr.
Lock
empha-
3tzcd
tint
patriotism
really
began
'hr
home
but
in
the
home,
a?
id
a
country,
where
people
fre.
He
counselled
the
children
to
cherish
the
Ideal
of
freedon?
appreciate
It
and
to
pa.
it
on
Dr.
II
M.
Morrison,
inspector
schools,
who
presented
the
meda'
Hons
issued
to
each
child
as
a
mem
ento
to
the
visit
of
Their
Majesties
ialso
emphasized
the
fortunate
state
See
the
New
uueen
Oil-Burning
Range
No
Wicks
No
Cleaning
No
Forced
Draft
$167.50
Complete
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-----
$
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The
"QUEEN"
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HARDWARE
CO.
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.
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HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
I-
BLACK
AD.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAHtf,
'PIIONn'57
P
if
countrie
ti
at
this
wherr
the
rsonaUty
of
the
Individual
was
acred
and
the
rights
of
eaeh
iMlotuly
guarded
by
laws
of
Justice.
le
asked
the
children
to
make
a
Mint
of
keeping
their
medallion
afely
for
fifteen
years
By
that
ime
they
would
fully
realtae
what
implre
Day
and
Ilrtttah
freedom
ttood
for.
Another
interesting
item
was
th
u-MBntatlnn
nf
a
hMk
hv
Mn.
K.
I
Moore
to
the
school
to
be
med
for
j
.he
purchase
of
hooks.
In
apt-ng.
Miss
Mercer
thanked
the
Order
or
the
gift
whkh
would
be
of
great
wlp
In
adding
to
the
library
and
)e
an
incentive
to
the
children
to
"ead
more
extensively.
Musical
Program
Other
Items
In
the
program
ln-tluded
a
very
smart
flag
drill
ftv-Mi
by
a
group
of
girls
In
white
and
trying
national
flags.
A
drama-isatlon
of
the
-Story
of
the
Union
Jack"
was
well
presented
wtih
var-cus
pupils
telling
the
history
of
ach
of
the
flan
that
make
uo
the
lag
of
the
empire.
Musical
nurrf-jers
which
added
greatly
to
the
en-oyment
of
all
Included
a
group
of
laUonal
airs
"Hearts
of
Oak."
The
4arp
That
Once
Through
Taras
falls."
"All
Though
the
Night."
with
descant
arrangement!
and
Will
Ye
no
Come
Back
Again?"
vtth
Norma
Letnes
an
sotoist.
Oth-
r
numbers
of
particularty
imperial
:haracter
were:
"Brightly.
BriahUy.
un
of
Sprtnf."
"The
Empire
U
Our
ountry"
and
"To
Their
Majesties."
he
nroaram
concluded
with
the
utlonal
Anthem
and
three
cheers
i
honor
of
Empire
Day
and
Their
Majesties
New
Pastors
Of
United
Church
Het.
Charles
Andyman
to
Terrace
and
Iter
IUaII
lUrtlry
to
(ueen
Charlotte
City
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
May
3a:
CPi
Appointments
at
the
Confer-
nee
of
the
United
Church
of
Can-
ida
hero
included
Rev.
Charles
ndyman
of
Naktm
to
Terrace
sue-
eedlng
Rev
Adam
Crisp
who
H
One
Half
Empire
Day
was
fittingly
observed
In
Borden
Street
School
oi
Tuesday
afternoon,
a
gnodly
num
ber
of
members
of
Queen
Mary
Chapter.
I.
O.
D.
E..
were
present
A
suitable
program
of
patriotic
songs
were
sung
by
Hie
pupil
.
opening
with
"O'
Canada"
and
including
a
hymn
to
heir
MajMtle.
soru
"The
Maple
Leaf:"
song.
"Land
of
0Ur
BlrtJi;"
choral.
"Land
of
Hope
and
a
lory"
The
Rev.
ft
C
II
Durnford
spoke
on
the
nyaning
of
Knipir4
Day.
stressing
the
need
of
unity
in
the
Empire
Starting
with
the
ascension
of
Queen
Victoria
to
the
throne,
pointing
out
what
she
Jld
for
her
subject
and
her
In
fluence
in
the
Empire
and
leadlne
up
to
the
present
day.
reminding
the
present
generation
that
they
should
appreciate
the
freedom
danded
down
to
them
and
what
It
meant
to
be
members
ot
our
Em
pire.
The
speaker
Urged
courage
loyalty
and
devotion
tn
fltim
themselves
to
future
citizens
aL
to
go
school
with
an
objective
in
'ater
years
be
taken
a
leadlr."
part
In
the
affairs
of
the
Empire
Miss
8
A.
MUts
on
behalf
of
the
pupils
thanked
Mr.
Durnford
for
his
encouraging
address
The
gathering
then
elated
with
the
angina
of
"Ood
Save
The
Klne
HtOTKST
IN
KENYA
MOMBASSA.
Kenya.
May
25
CP
-Natives
of
India
here
de
cltned
tn
participate
In
Empire
Day
celebrations
becaute
ot
an
order
of
the
Kenya
government
reserving
settlement
of
the
Kenya
highlands
to
European
transferred
to
another
pastorate
Rev
Basil
Hartley
to
Queen
Char
tlotte
replacing
Rev
W
J
Belder
who
Is
transferred
to
Ymlr
In
the
Kootenays
and
Rev
B.
L
O
Ber-
ridge
to
Hare
Hon
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