Bnturday.
May
,-lM9.
K
Watch
Fpr
ANNETTE'S
GIGANTIC
Removal
Sale
Canada's
Royal
fliiest
ROUTE
LIES
OYER
WIDE
STREETS
IN
Gateway
to
Great
Open
"Spaces
of
Northwest
Territories,
City
Prepares
welcome
for
Royal
-Party
EDMONTON,
May
G:
(CP)
Gateway
to
the
north
ve
t
and
capital
of
31-year-old
Alberta,
Edmonton
plans
a
r'asinir
welcome
to
Jvincr
George
and
jQueen
Elizabeth
v.
hen
they
visit
the
city
June
j2
on
their
tout
Qf
Canada.
i'
timing
east
after
the
vusit
to
the
Pacific
coast
and
a
full-da
stop
at
Jasper
in
the
llocky
Mountains,
Their
Majes-
'
i
jin
win
neao
inroutn
loav
rid
woodland
Into
Edmonton
they
will
soend
seven
hours
t
ided
by
a
fur
trader
In
1779
imed
after
a
suburb
of
Lon-AJbrrta
capital
plans
a
par-
xtended
over
12
mll
The
t
V
109th
Street,
the
motorcade.
t-
rait
at
the
leelilatlve
buildings
v
...
re
nw
portraits
of
Their
Ma-:c
have
been
hung
ln
honor.of
r
visit
After
the
halt
at
the
c
.ntie
the
tour
of
the
city
ana
w
the
University
of
Alberta
a.
.dings.
Across
the
new
high
level
bridge
cv
r
the
North
Saskatchewan
River.
.
K.nir
and
Queen
will
enter
the
"
rmer
r
ity
of
Strathcona,
amalga--
-ted
with
Edmonton
In
1912.
Here
Sin
the
mrade
will
travel
along
Alberta
s
capital
A
state
dinner
will
conclude
the
-al
visit
to
the
city
that
had
lts
crj;Jn
in
old
Fort
Edmonton,
and
r-"hed
city
status
30
years
ago.
j
:
WILL
FURNISH
HOSPITAL
ROOM
.re
itself
was
named
after
the
d
daufhter
Of
Queen
Vfctorta
'Wonun's
Auxiliary
Decide
To
Join
f
entered
Confederation
in
v,lh
4n
AJting
fine
New
Building
day
will
be
a
holiday
and
Women.g
Aax,llary
u.
u,c
c.hu
,,,
Canadian
Legion,
at
the
i?
points
ana
even
aisiani
oi
of
the
uie
North
liwxn
West
w
Terri-
scm-
monlhy
m
re
tine
on
Twenty
-Five
Of
the
regular
Thursday
nl-ht
rild,
.to
,oln
w,.h
lr.
greatest
attention
U
being
,
Ufk)n
(urnUh,n8
a
complete
hildren
of
Edmonton
and
)nuot
General
Hosoltal
bulldlni.
ding
districts.
Bleacher
jietWon
to
this
effect
was
r
mg
bum
specially
tor
me
;naQ
ater
hearing
lrom
jaelc
f,
to
view
the
nrocewion.
;n;
at
the
autlon.
Their
wno
tojd
of
having
visited
the
new
c?
will
be
greeted
by
Lieu-
building
whlchi
he
ald.
was
one
O
ternor
Do
en
and
Mrs.
of
uwinert
he
had
-ever
wen.
Premier
William
Aberhart
xw
Auxiliary,
at
the
name
meet
-Mr
Aberhart
and
Mayor
J.
jnlt
appointed
tfor
the-spring
sale
F
and
Mrs
Pry.
The
procea-
l0
be
held
on
June
2.
The
event
v.,:i
start
shortly
after
the
ar-
be
under
the
general
rconven-.
"
he
royal
party
In
the
city
'
mhlp
Qf
Mrs
William
Rothwell.
Airport
1'or
North
Xtrs
Robert
Murray,
president,
T
parade
route
will
take
Their
was
In.
the
tfhalr
at
.the
meeting
:rt
to
the
municipal
airport,
at
which
there
was
a
large
at-?
f
Uie
best
known
in
therDom-
tendance!
.
.
i
i
th
tmnrt
Uihaie
of
north-
FoDowlhr
.the
business
sesslonJ
r'
ing
Its
volume
of
business
refreshmenU
were
served
and
Tar
mrluded
11
J18
passengers,
some
of
the
'ladles
stayed
for
"'fiia
pounds
of
express
and
brldpe
;
:.t
anrt
1J6J18
pounds
of
mall
'
a.
been
the
stooping
point
on
,d
-girdling
nights
and
starting
f
r
scores
of
mercy
flights
In-Ar
tic
region.
U
ins
southward
along
100-foot
Years
Ago
May
C.
1SH
According
to
ngures
submitted
-to'
the
city
council,
the
Shawatlaw
UMve
buildings,
the
party
will
Lake
hydrO-electric
power
project
...
alt
llnvn,
V
IV
yrm
con
Newton
says
nil
the
money
U
avalW,
able.
ntv
solicitor
Fred
Peters
had
ruled
that
the
city
cannot
regulate;
restaurants
obcratlng
undertradcJ
licences
or
prohibit
tfiem
from
us
Ing
Oriental
labor.
The
new
nlanlnjr
mill
being
er
ected
at
the
end
of
Third
Avenue
hear
Cow
Bay
by
J.
c.
uiers
s
nearln
oompleUon
and
will
soon
be
in
operatloti.
Headauartcrs
;for
Your
Tennis
Supplies
Before
Buying
a
Tennis
Racket
See
the
.Beautiful
New
.
t
1
'
C.CM.
TENNIS
RACKETS
A
Complete
,Llne
of
Quality
Rackets
at
a
I'rlre
to
Suit
Every
Pocket
The
Name
'.'COM."..
a
Guarantee
of
Honest1
Value
GORDON'S
MrltltlDE
STREET
Tor
Satisfaction
and
Longer
Ufe,
Use
nilNI.OP
TENNIS
nAi.l.s
Tlie
iLongest
Wearing,
Tonsliest
ifTennls
Ball
Made
WeAre
Also
Stocking
CAMPBELL
TENNIS
.
BALLS
,1'ressure
Packed
Alwaj-s
I'tesh
HARDWARE
Phone
311
UNITED
IN-
Miss
Elizabeth
Grace
Cheater
Bride
of
F.Mn
W.
Johnson
At
I
Pretty
ni
jlnleiesting
i
Crtmony
A
wedding
of
.outstanding
inter
est
took
jlice
before
a
large
gath
;
erlns
on
Thursday
.evening
at
3
o'clock
in
St
Andrew's
.Anglican
Oathdral,
;Be.v.
,E.
,W
Slater
of-!
flclatlng,
hen
-Miss
(Elizabeth
Grace
'Cheater,
vypungest
daughter,
qf
j3
.Cheiiter
jind
.the
.late
Mr,
Cheater
jtt
.Winnipeg,
;wos
pnltetj
in
marrvase
u
;bivin
vW.
jonnson,
elder
son
of
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
O.
A.
LjQhnson.of
Seventh.
Avenue
East.
"I!
qivep
:ln
.marriage
by
c.
o.
-R
Anderson,
(the
bride
was
a
-charm
ing
-picture
In
tripcess
own
of
white
ihand
iflnhbed
Aleneon
lac1
ov?rbrldal
atln
.with
long
sleeved
bolero
and
finger
tip
.length
veil,
embroidered
in
silver
and
.dropping
from
a
halo
crown
of
orapgt
blossoms
and
saUn
medallions.
The
bride's
bouquet
-was
,pf
,Hollywood
roses
.with
tulle
and
ribbon
stream
ers,
.
Airs.
tD.
,w.
Taylor,
jwho
was
matron
.of
ihonor?
wore
a
prety
azalea
lrose
,net
.dress
with
bouf
(ant
jktrt
and
chenille
embrold
ered
bodice
and
bolero
to
match,
carrying
a
satin
muff
.of
(re$h
(iowe,r
and
,weanns
wee
gloves.
Her
,ha.t
was
a
-picture
model
p!
ijlnk
crpe
de
chine.
The
sroom
was
.attended
by
hi
prpthtr.
.Rajph
Johnson.
.Ushers
were
.t).
.W.
Taylor.
Alex
fltchejl,
J
,G.
Barrett
and
Sam
lurmain.
Peter
Lien,
at
the
pipe
organ
provided
.wefldlng
.music
.and
the
.hQlr.
nn&er
choirmaster
A.
J,
Lancaster,
was
in
attendance.
Mrs
M.
McLeod
sang
"All
Joy
Thine."
Following
the
ceremony,
a
re
feptlon
was
held
at
the
Oddfel-
jows'
lull
where
the
guests
.were
ftcelved
by
Mrs.
,N.
McConachle)
lister
of
the
bride,
who
wore
"rincess
bolero
gpwn
of
Ice
blur
georgette
and
a
hat
of
lacy
black
rtraw.
and
-Mrs.
O.
A.
Johnson
nother
of
the
groom,
who
wore
triple
sheer
dress
In
bramble
THE
DAILY
NEWS
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Cflih
for
Old
Ooid.
Bulger.
M.
J.
Dougherty,
after
a
brief
visit
to
the
city,
'sailed
by-
the
Prince
John
ast
nigni
on
nis
re
turn
to
Allford
Bay,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Miss
Betty
Canieron
R.
who
has
been
on
a
month's
visa
ur
Ocean
Falls,
returned
home
Irons'
the
paper
town
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon.
-Peter
Lakle
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
John
to
make
the
round
trip
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
He
will
disembark
from
the
.Prince
John
at
Ocean
Fall
and
return
from
there
on
the
Prince
Rupert
next
Wednesday.
Interior
Man
Sends
Humorous
Let.
Business
.at
a
meeting
last
night
ter
To
Local
Service
Company
Of
the
Sons
of
Norway
Lodge
was
of
a
routine
nature,
rresiaem
us-j
car
Sather
was
in
the
chair
and!
A
radJo
owner
m
here
was
a
fair
attendance
oi
with
somethlne
of
members.
At
the
close
oi
tne
Business
session,
refreshments
were
served.
,JIarry
Robb.
who
was
Injured
in
an
automobile
smash-up
op
the
Kalen
Island
Highway
early
yes
terday
morning,
is
reported
from
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
to
be
doing
nicely.
The
fact
that
Robb
had
to
be.
left
lying
for
two
hours
on
the
wet
grounds
while
his
companions
walked
Into
town
to
obtain
aid
for
him
as-rravated
his
condition.
MUSIC
CLUB-
GUEST
DAY
Large
AtUndance
at
Affair
Yester
day
Afternoon
In
SL
Andrew
s
Cathedral
Hall
The
bridal
couple,
received
thrjuence,
on
Music."
Miss
Ruth
Nel-
congratulatlons
-of
the
assembled
I
,
was
guest
artist
for
the
after-
friends
under
an
arch
of
spring
noon
and
jeiighted
the
audience
Howers
and
foliage.
The
usua!
wltn
iws
suifnlly
played
selections
'oasts
were
observed
and
the
eve-
he
program
was
as
follows:
ilng
was
spent
In
dancing.
De-
.yocal
soto.
"June
Is
In
My
Heart,"
llclous
refresliments,
featuring
i
,oraham
Vaughn
,
Mrs.
O.
McKln-ovely
wedding
cake,
which
was
Iey
ut
by
the
bride,
were
served.
j
pian0
solo.
"Spring
Dawn"
Ma-The
toast
to
the
bride
was
pro-
,ricfl-canriee
Wm.
Mason).
Mrs.
od
by
Rev
E.
W.
Slater
and
responded
to
bv
the
Rroom.
Fred
Coram
proposed
the
toast
to
the
matron
of
honor
with
the
grooms
man
responding.
Mrs.
J.
H.
McLeod
I
I'ang
"Alice
Blue
Oown"
and
'
When
I
Grow
Too
Old
To
Dream."
Mrs.
S.
E.
(Parker
and
Mrs.
R.
5.
Moore
jxjured
.and
serviteurs,
wire
Mrs.
William
Trotter,
Mrs.
T
n
Qarrett.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Currle.1
....j,..,
r
r
t
emith
the
Interior
a
sense
of
humor
has
sent
his
set
into
a
city
service
company
with
the
following
accompanying
letter:
"I
am
sending
you
today
one
radio.
This
Is
a
vibrator
set
oper
ating
from
a
6
volt
battery.
Th
set
Is
about
three
years
old
and
gave
very
good
service
till
about
six
months
ago
when
it
began
to
go
on
strike'.
Stations
from
900
to
1700
first
played
out.
They
would
come
ln
strongly
for
a
few
words.;
then
cut
dead
out,
then
come
in
again
for
a
second
or
so
at
inter
i
vals.
But
now
all
we
can
get
Is
noise.
The
set
does
not
seem
to
be
able
to
convert
the
sounds
Info
music
or
words.
This
may
or
may
not
give
you
some
clue
to
the
d!s-m
nffllptinff
the
noor
thine.
The
tubes
were
all
new
lasi
shape
considering
the
price
the;
little
darlings
are
sold
at.
"Personally
I
think
that
prob
ablv
all
that
is
required
Is
a
J
,
I
couple
of
new
vibrator
points
turn:
aa
tt.
.
T
tn.A
,v,.
,mM.
mi
tlv
andlenee
for
a
Guest
Day
oil
the
.Ladles'
Music
Club
at
St.
An-
oe
in
me
souna-ou.
in
uic
drew's
Cathedral
Hall
yesterday
af-1
In
the
condensers
or
In
the
Lord
tM-nrvm
Mrs.
Shelf
ord
Darton.
the
'.knows
what
I
flont.
oresldent.
welcomed
the
uesU
with
berry
shade.
Jacket
ensemble
with
J
a
tcw
appropriate;
"remarks
Mrs.
hadow
lace
bodice
and
a
hat
of
ta
e.
Moore
was
fn
charge
of
the
Boku
straw
with
accessories
tojDrogranl
ancj
ma
an
inspiring
pa
match.
I
oer
on
"Spring.
Its
Bearing
and
In
T.
A.
McWaters!
Vocal
solo.
"All
the
World
Is
Sunshine."
K.
McFarlanet.
Mrs.
Jar-
vis
McLeod.
Vocal
solo.
"A
Bird
Sang
ln
the
Rain,"
iHaydn-Wood),
Mrs.
B.
Piano
solo,
"Rustle
of
Spring
'H.
N.
music
was
by
vCharlle
Balagno's
Bro,klesbv
and
Mrs.
j.
G.
McKln
Orchestra..
jey
Later
ln
:the
evening,
Mr
and
VocaJ
,.1
ln
the
Mr
Mrs.
Johnson
saUed
.on
the
.Prince
d
?,
(Robt
MrJ
s
D
Rupert
for.
Vncouv.er
whence
they
Jonston
l!!'-ntfflV
Piano
solo.
"ValsC
Opus
42.
tr-ThebrideW.a.FTe
and
,lf;.x
.Were
a
Blrd-
model
Wealed
pocket
dress
o!
t.r.w.
.....
xt.i-
urenai
spmrr
the
nduejon
of
the
Dr0!rram.
I
I
f
rrL
Z
L?t
tea
was
served.
Mrs.
J.
B.
Olbson'
MAxtelJtotgUn.
t.
A.
McWaters
had,.
black
and'
srenat
with
matchlne
chargc
of
decorallons
and
re.';C
accessories.
'.fchmpnts
The
table
was
lovelvli
n,
lh!ln
r!rn
with
a
handsome
lace
cloth
and
a
coHRle
will
ake
up
.residence
at
at
.
P(.ntrenl.
of
SDrlnB
$
723
Sixth
Avenue
West.
...
mrr(tnnAL.
hr
n.w:
VW
K-ffiS
taV
in
silver
holders.
Mrs.
J.
H.5
yXit
mZ
McLeod
and
Mrs-
Bernard
Lundahl
General
fl:
Th.e
iJSSS
Poured
while
members
of
the
clubji
X,
Suirt
listed
in
serving
the
many
guesu.1?
Xe
Hies.
Out
of
town
.guests
JU
the
wedding
included
Mrs.
,N.
McConachle
of
Rivers,
Manitoba,
and
Mrs.
J.
Cheater
of
Edmonton.
Eleven
'babies
ifor
examlnatloniand
advice
at
the
fih,r.
Mlis
E.
D.
Priestley
'R.
N.,
public
ihealth
nurse.
nurse.
at-Borden
at4
-Borden
8treet
8treet
jSchool
Man
in
the
Moon
;
it
looks
as
If
the
chief
question
.
on
any
examination
paper
today
were
presented
snoukl
be
"Do
you
know
how
td
nachnll
is
ffolnnr
stronc
in
the
oriM
staU,s
and
sortban
m
this
jweek.
Next
Tuesday
.inv
,.v
Men
a
,uie
cwucwui'Dc
-v
rvuiB
-uwuro
tennis
racket
Is
all
right
If
you
.High
-School,
kepp
strlngtng
tt
along.
Advertising
is
in
Investment.
!
I
What
the
world
Is
wondering
Is
1
where
will
Hitler
break
out
next?
"However,
if
you
will
have
your
Announcements
Alldverllsenenu
in
Xhi
co
limn
will
be
charged
for
ful
month
at
25v
a
word.
Milk
Fund
Tea
May
6.
Eastern
Star
Tea
at
Mrs.
Sgt
Gammon's
home.
May
9th.
Presbyterian
May
11.
Orange
Spring
Hall.
May
17
n.m.
rea.
Mrs.
Lakie's
j
Piano
duet.
Columbine."
(L.
L.
Cambral
Spinster's
Spree.
May
Dellahae.
Mrs.
W.
L.
Stamford
andl
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith.
.
''
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and
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Moss.
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"Welcome
Pretty
Alex
Mitchell
.was
master
of
-eremonles
for
the
.evening
and
Primrose.'
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S.
D.
tPinsutl)..
Johnston,
Mrs.
Mrs.
Large,
IS.
Hospital
Tea,
Nurses'
Home,
May
Navy
League
Ball
May
19.
.Boys'
Band
bridge
drive
.Legion
Hail.
May
26.
Women's
Auxiliary
Canadian!
Legion
Spring
Sale
June
2.
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5
NEW
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FURNITURE
STORE
Next
Door
to
BC.
Clothiers
ew
and
Second
Hand
Fur-
Radios,
Bedroom
Suites,
Ches-ternelds
Dining
room
Suites,
I
Etc.
Stock
Now
Arriving
WATCH
FOR
OPENING
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
expert
examine
its
Interior
organs
and
let
me
:.haVe
his
diagnosis
with
an
approximate
estimate
of
Hotel
Arrivals
cost
.of
putting
it
in
working
con-
"
r
dltlon,
I
will
then
know
what
thl
Royal
.
-do
about
It.
I
didn't
mind
spend-j
R.
Bartlett
and
W.
Huck,
Tonight's
tram,
due
from
the
,ng
a
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it
but
dontjmor;
8.
Arakawa.
city.
casi
ai
li
ociock,
waa
reponea
mrA
it
worth
a
million.
Bnt
it's;
prnte
Rupert
(t
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
Tony
Christian,
who
sustained
Injuries
yesterday
ln
an
accident
with
lumber
which
he
was
carry-
badly
hurt.
HIS
RADIO
WAS
SICKi
rather
a
Isn't
it."
Most
people
read
the
classified
ing
on
his
truck,
was
able
to
leave
ads.
Do
you?
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospl-
tal
today
for
home.
Ho
was
not
-
nice
piece
.of
furniture,
J.
S.
Nelson.
Smlthers;
JI,
If.
Silverthom,
Billmor:
E.
Morll
aral
F.
Lobb.
Vancouver.
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Central
X
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Norah
Stensrud
and
Sara
M-ihansen.
Vancouver.
NOTICE
Our
dally
delivery
for
the
summer
months
will
start
Monday
at
i
a.nu
No
delivery
Sunday
afternoon.
Those
in
need
ot
milk
-Phone
10.
for
Special
Delivery.
Dominion
Dairy
SUNDAY-MAY14
RCA.
Victor
Radio
Kelvinator
Jlome
Ref
rieerator
is
MOTHER'S
DAY
By
all
means
send
HER
a
card-
We
have
a
beautiful
selection
from
which
to
make
your
choice
Jlut
.Here
is
a
Better
Suggestion
Ijct
Us
Jnstal
for
Her
a
New
Singer
Sewing
Machine
Easy
Washer
or
-lroner
The
Big
4
an
Modern
Home
Making
.Conveniences
Let
ITs
Explain
Our
Low
Cost
Budget
Plan
It
Pays
for
Itself
THE
ANNUAL
SELF
-
DENIAL
EFFORT
May
1
to
May
20
In
Aid
of
Our
World-Wide
Social
Service
When
Called
on
Please
Give
Liberally
To
the
Service
That
Succeeds
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
eallMg
t
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVEt
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
every
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the'Eaat
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Music
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
PHONE
GREEN
390
AIR-CONDITIONED
SLEEPING
CAR
For
fares,
ete,
call
or
write
,Clty
Ticket
Office,
616
3rd
Ave.
V-17-29
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DAY
and
NIGHT
J
Phone
I
13
Taxi
i
PAT
MAZZIE
5
Opp.
Post
Office,
4tb
Bt
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