NOTICE
Our
daily
delivery
for
the
summer
months
will
start
Monday
at
4
a.m.
No
delivery
Sunday
afternoon.
Those
in
need
of
milk
Phone
10
for
Special
Delivery.
Dominion
Dairy
Bridge
Series
Comes
To
Close
Season's
Prize-winners
of
Lag
Irs
Competition
Receive
Awards
At
Final
Session
;'
Final
of
the
successful
series
of
bridge
parties
conducted
during
the
winter
by
the
Eagles'
Lodge
took
place
last
night,
the
feature
being
the
presentation
of
prizes
covering
the
season
as
follows:
Highest
score,
George
Howe.
Lowest
total
score,
N.
McNab.
Ladies'
high
average,
Mrs.
C.
J
Harmon.
Men's
high
average,
J.
D.
Mc
in
a
Leod.
There
were
twenty
tables
in
playi
last
were
Casserole
kg
Mary
Blake
A-"vegetable
casserole"
doesn't
sound
very
romantic
But
a
vegetable
casserole
made
my
way
(using
the
rich
smoothness
of
Carnation
Milk)
is
something
to
make
snv
hungry
man's
eyes
brighten.
(Read
the
recipe
below).
One
of
tte
wonderful
things
about
Carnation
Milk
is
how
h
"dresses
up"
everyday
dishes.
It
makes
them
so
much
smoother,
richer,
finer
in
flavour.
And
Carnation
Milk
cottt
so
little
to
use.
Carnation
is
just
whole
milk,
with
part
of
the
natural
water
taken
out;
sterilized
so
it
keeps
on
the
pantry
shelf
indefinitely,
homogenized
to
give
every
drop
equal
creamy
smoothness;
irradiated
for
extra
"sunshine"
vitamin
D.
.RADIATED
For
bottle-fed
babies,
Carnation
is
the
most
widely
used
evaporated
milk.
It
is
very
digestible,
always
the
same,
always
pure
and
safe.
Babies
need
its
extra
vitamin
D.
i
.
77
VgMible
Casserole"
ii
one
of
the
recipes
in
the
beautifully
illustrated
'
Carnation
Cook
Book.
A
host
of
ideas
iH-jtvt
for
13
(postpaid).
RADIO
listen
to
the
"Contentea
Hour"
every
Monday
night.
See
your
local
newspaper
for
stations
and
time.
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
"roa
Coateated
Com"
TIRED
FEELING
GOODBYE!
Paplaaa
Many
Suffer
Low
Blood
Count
And
Don't
Know
It.
TIm
Uffllint
thine
about
lo
Wood
ial
It
that
tvu
ran
wrlgh
about
a
murk
aa
jou
nr
did
B
look
brailhf
arut
almaf.
Tt
rou
raa
M
aa
If
roil
had
Irad
la
raw
l.
doprr.
tired
and
iwplroi.
law
blood
rouat
nmaa
y-v
kaat
'
Mart
red
blood
rarpuarWa.
II
U
tWtr
vital
lob
to
rarrj
lift-ailn(
ntpi
from
jour
luan
tkrouanout
yovr
bodr.
And
lt
u
It
takra
oirca
to
rip4ol
aaaoiiM
ia
your
car
and
tnakt
the
power
to
tarn
l
whla,
aa
you
must
Hare
pUnl?
at
aira
to
aifiada
the
mrir
ia
your
body
and
you
roinc
porr.
Ort
Dr.
William
Mak
Pi".
U-ity.
TWy
ara
world-faraoua
tor
th
twin
tbry
la
larrraiinc
th
aumtwr
and
icnyrtk
of
ml
rorpuarln.
Tb
with
your
kl
J
ruat
.
you'll
trr
lit
boamftni-
tip
ta
atair
at
If
you
wr
floatinc
on
air.
Auk
your
drucfut
tor
Dr.
William.
Pink
I'iUa
today.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
three
months'
notice
given
In
writ-
V"
I
(lng
by
either
of
the
contracting,
ughtouse
tender
Alberni,
Capt.
i
parties.
;
Harry
Ormlston,
sailed
this
morn-
j
"The
advantages
of
having
a
jne
for
Langara
Island,
having
on
mon;
second,
Mrs.
J.
Judge;
third,
tWa
arrangement
Canadian
Press.
south
over
the
same
route
Mrs.
J.
McRae;
fourth,
Mrs.
Petet
o
uumea
oy
prop
Solem;
men's
first,
M.
Karasosky:
second,
George
Howe:
third
Thomas
Ballinger;
fourth,
D.
A
McPhee.
Following
cards,
aganaa
or
even
comment
nor
cheapened
by
sponsorship.
All
the
bulletins
so
prepared
and
broad-i
northerners
returnlne
to
North-l
j
Canada
on
CTJ&JS.
Empress
of
Aus-.
the
Armour
8alvage
Co.s
service
jtrajla.
Their
Majesties'
visit
will
be
,
boat
Pachena.
is
expected
back
in
aa
event
01
red-letter
record,
not
port
from
the
south
early
next
only
In
the
annals
of
Canada,
but
week.
as
well
In
the
opportunity
It
will
(give
The
Canadian
Press
to
prove
The
Indian
Department
cruiser
its
value
and
aptitude
for
service
Naskeena
left
this
morning
for
Port
as
a
national
institution.
The
fin-
Esslngton
and
Kltkatla.
having
on
est
traditions
are
safe
In
Mr.
Cam-
board
Indian
Agent
W.
E.
Coillson
egle's
hands.
and
Capt.
Oerald
H.
Barrv.
lnsnee.
.
"Close
In
sequence
after
the
royal
tor
of
Indian
schools.
The
Naskeena
j
visit,
a
Dominion
general
election
U
due
back
In
port
tomorrow
night
,may
add
another
major
Job
to
this
in
time
to
permit
Capt.
Barry
to
j
year's
heavy
program
for
The
Can-
catch
the
steamer
Prince
John
for
adlan
Press
throughout
the
entire
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
.network
of
Its
member
ncwsDariers.
jThe
campaign
assignments,
the
special
reporting
a
Dominion
election
always
entails,
the
collection
and
tabulation
of
polling
day
return,
will
of
course
necessitate
a
considerable
expense,
which
will
be
met
by
a
special
assessment
on
the
members,
as
soon
as
an
accurate
estimate
of
the
amount
Involved
can
be
obtained.
i
CENTRE
OF
COMMUNITY
Timely
Address
Given
to
Gyro
Club
By
Boys'
Work
Expert
This
suggests
a
brief
summary
The
timely
subject
of
a
commun-of
the
financial
outlook
for
the
lty
centre
and
activities
therein,
coming
year.
It
Is
pleasing
to
be
more
particularly
as
concerns
youth,
able
to
announce
that
notwith-
war
dlscuraed
bv
Bert
Flddes.
sm.
standing
an
estimated
Increase
of
retary
of
boys'
work
for
the
Board
nearly
$30,000
In
the
wages
of
the
of
Religious
Education
of
British
,
operating
etaff,
next
year's
assess-
Columbia,
lh
speaking
before
the
ment
will
be
only
about
$5,000
high-
Prince
Ruocrt
Oyro
Club
at
its
reg-1
er
than
that
o!
1938.
This
result
ular
weekly
luncheon
yesterday
I
nas
oeen
reached
by
the
elimination
Before
any
start
was
made
on
the
of
the
$6,000
radio
estimate
carried
building
of
a
community
centre
for
so
many
years,
by
a
reduction
Mr.
Flddes
strongly
recommended
in
tne
cost
of
the
West
Indies
ser-
that
the
money
should
be
all
In
:
vice,
and
by
a
general
scaling
down
hand
to
take
care
of
the
financing)
of
expenditures
effected
by
the
Fl-
and
that
the
undertaking
be
ac-nance
Commission
and
approved
-
'
by
the
Board
of
Directors.
'
"The
two
years
during
which
I
have
been
privileged
to
serve
you
as
President
have
brought
their
full
quota
of
new
and
difficult
problems!
ito
The
Canadian
Press
but
they
I
have
all
been
solved
satisfactorily'
by
honest
co-operative
effort
and
some
of
them
in
their
solution'
have
opened
new
vistas
of
Dotential'
ClASsiFlED
FOR
KENT
growth
to
this
oreanization.
a
mv
CLEAN,
Weil
-
furnished
modern
tenure
of
office
nears
Its
termlna
apartments,
Phone
Red
4U
tlon,
I
congratulate
you
all
on
the
"
o.
.
.
,
,
achievements
of
the
nast.
and
hp.1
I4
UK
hALc
!
cording
to
the
financial
'available
rather
than
an
tf.
speak
your
continued
co-operation
tor
SALE-
1937
deluxe
Fordor
iu
uiitiiuaining
tnose
nign
stand-'
ards
of
service
which
have
won
for
The
panadlan
Press
the
commanding
position
t
occupies
in
the
national
life
of
the
Dominion."
1
Mrs.
N.
McConnachle
of
Rivers,
I
Manitoba,
sister
of
Miss
Orace
Cheater,
who
is
to
be
married
this
'
r
vriiinu
law
r.iviii
j
i
im
n
in
n
n
n
ni
r
w
Sedan,
good
as
new:
mileage
15,-000.
Phone
Red
415.
tf.
CHESTERFIELD,
Dnln?
room
and
Bedroom
suite!
Piano.
Other
household
furniturePhone
Blade
446
between
5:30
and
8.
(103)
FOR
LEASE
Miss"
ASB-The
whole
of
the
,R.
Cheater
of
Edmonton.
.
i
I
.
.
f
urn
tmnar
f
li
;,f
AMfli-'
Tiivv
(Cheater's
sister-in-law,
arrived
In
ithe
city
on
Tuesday
night's
train
to
attend
the
wedding.
30
rooms.
Furniture
for
sale.
Ap-
I
ply
W.
J.
Alder,
City
Hall.
tf.
aaaaaaaaaaaaaMattC
PAOZ
TOUR
TUB
DAILY
NEWS
Thursdi?
jj
DIAMONDS
Gems
of
Romance.
Mounted
in
Modern
Settings
by
Skilled
Craftsmen
We
Have
a
Large
Assortment
of
the
Latest
Designs
in
ENGAGEMENT
RINGS,
WEDDING
RINGS,
BROOCHES,
BRACELETS,
EARRINGS
Or,
We
will
make
to
order,
any
dctign
that
you
prefer,
in
rints
or
any
other
piece
or
jewelry.
We
have
In
stock
rints
from
$1150
to
$1200.00.
Wc
Invite
Your
Inspection
FINE
CHINA,
DINNERWARE,
GLASSWARE
Basement
Store
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
BEST
NEWS
IN
WORLD.
(Continued
irtjm
Page
One)
I
in
operation
whereby
The
Canadian
Press
supplies
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
with
a
greatly
enlarged
bulletin
service
of
j
news
for
emission
over
IU
national
network.
This
new
set-up
has
been
I
reached
after
prolonged
negotiations
between
representatives
of
C.B.C.
and
a
special
committee
of
The
Canadian
Press,
Including
In
Its
membership
nearly
half
the
personnel
of
your
Board
of
Directors.
"Because
of
the
greatly
Increased
cost
this
enlargement
of
the
radio
bulletin
service
entails.
The
Canadian
Press
has
asked
for
and
Is
to'
receive
financial
Indemnification
from
the
C.B.C.
for
the
expenses.
Incidental
to
the
preparation
and;
editing
of
these
bulletins,
as
well
as
other
necessary
outlay
with
respect
to
the
service.
This
indemnity
i
Is
no
fixed
at
$20,000,
a
year,
and
will
so
remain
during
the
currency
of
the
agreement,
which,
however,
may
be
determined
at
any
time
on
KISS
YOUR
;
complement
There
h-.
ild
be
i
the
friendly
co-operation
and
equal
representation
of
all
Interested
organizations.
Assistance
of
the
wo-'men
of
the
community
would
also
i
be
Invaluable.
Important
as
well
would
be
that
practical
men
should
have
a
hand
in
the
building
project.
At
the
commencement
of
his
ad-
1
dress.
Mr.
Flddes
gave
an
interesting
account
of
how
a
ware
of
Juvenile
deltquency
had
been
eradlcat-ed
In
Kamloops
shortly
after
the
.
war
through
an
organisation
which
he
had
directed.
A
committee
consisting
of
business
men.
civic
leaders,
school
authorities
and
police
had
been
set
up
and
a
program
of
I
activities
had
been
embarked
upon.
!
Through
careful
management,
the
youth
of
the
city
had
been
directed
along
proper
Jtnes
and
the
delinquency
had
been
eliminated
in
the
community.
Throughout,
the
principle
had
been
followed
that
school
studies
must
be
of
prior
consideration
to
the
recreational
and
sport
activities.
The
students
themselves
had
agreed
upon
the
standard
that
must
be
maintained
working
arrangement
of
this
kind
board
Thomas
Westhead.
keeper
"
taT'""",""'
"
with
the
OB.C.
are
so
obvious
as
to,OI
the
ilfjhthouse
there,
and
Mrs.
"l"1.
Tl?m
.render
unnecessary
any
attempt
to
Westhead.
'
who
arrived
in
the
city
X
"
,
and
iZrlu
wrLThad
MhiAl..
i.n.ti
i,o
...
"a
of
ethics
and
morals
which
had
..-.ofutni.
hiu
"ui
i
yesieruay
ancr
a
vacanon
inp
fact
that
it
places
The
Canadian
to
Vancouver.
The
Alberni
will
Press
In
a
paramount
and
dominant
ais0
land
supplies
at
Langara
Isl-posltion
as
the
supplier
of
news
on
and
and
Is
due
back
in
port
on
the
air
to
the
whole
Dominion,
from
Saturday.
coast
to
coast,
Is
In
itself,
one
sub-
j
mlts.
a
circumstance
of
profound'
Bringing
passengers,
mall
and
,
significance,
because
It
Is
clear
freight.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
recognition
by
constituted
author-
John.
Capt.
George
Coles,-arrived
been
rigidly
adhered
to.
As
he
had
done
in
other
addresses
here.
Mr.
Flddes
stressed
the
Im
portance
of
the
personal
leadership1
ment
ounK
Canadians
tak-
and
direction
over
any
material
fa-1
the
n
UU
picture
cUltle
that
might
be
bestowed
upon
jwh,cn
haf
brfn
wkU,y
activities
wnsm,
FULL.
BODIED
INVIGORATING
PALATABLE
REFRESHING
Alio
aik
for
Jamout
BURTON
type
Alt
SILVER
SPRING
STOUT
Wfc.HTMI.NSTr.il
UKEWrnY
LTD.
"T
4Tbls
ailrertlicmcnt
Is
not
publlabed
or
dUplarcd
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tha
Government
fit
British
Columbia,
!C0MEDY
IN
!
QUADRANGLE
Comedy
resulting
from
a
quadrangle"
Instead
of
,he
perennial
triangle"
la
the
theme
of
Three
Loves
Has
Nancy.'
starring
Janet
Qaynor.
Robert
Montgomery
and
Franchot
Tone,
which
is
the
feature
picture
tonight
and
tomorrow
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
.
The
story
Is
that
of
a
small
j
town
girl
who
accepts
the
casual!
Invitation
or
a
flippant
author
to
seek
him
in
New
York
If
she
meets
with
difficulties
She
Is
in
stalled
as
cook
In
the
penthouse
apartment
shared
by
the
author
and
his
publisher
The
latter
falls
In
love
with
her
but
she
is
already
betrothed.
Finally,
after
a
series
of
complications,
the
novel
1st.
reattilng
his
love
for
the
girl
succeeds
in
winning
her
i
A
series
of
comedy
situations
arc)
said
to
keen
laughter
at
a
high!
level
throughout
the
picture
Supporting
players
Inlude
such
favorites
as
Ouy
Klbbee
Claire
Donald
and
Reginald
Owen
In
prominent
role.
A
short
feature
of
more
tha:
usual
Interest
on
this
same
pic
rture
program
Is
"Youth
Marches
On."
a
film
story
depicting
ex
perience
of
three
typical
mem
bers
of
the
Oxford
Group
move
for
the
betterment
of
u
nu
oren
prncnitB
youth.
ruI.J..ft
ft
t
i
.
at
lty,
not
only
of
the
reliability
of
,j
port
at
7:45
this
morning
from
u',7?2iJz
p
d"
our
news
services,
but
also
of
the
1
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Chtr-I?!"1.
V
"r;
night
and
the
prize-winners
ulnely
national
character
of
our
ijotte
Islands.
She
will
sail
at
10:30
:
ladies'
first,
Mrs.
C.
J.
Har
f?."?T5
e
or&anlzatlon.
Under
;
tomorrow
night
on
her
return
w
l
ISkS
2i
?
Si
con
of
Vancouver
and
Rev.
Roy
Dumford.
Ken
Harding
and
O
,
.
With
mw
a
total
..!.
Ust
of
230
-
pas-
Johtutone
of
Prince
Rupert,
scngers
consisting
largely
of-
cast
wilt
be
given
to
the
people
of
ern
British
Columbia.
Yukon
and
I
POLICEWOMAN
IICLPLD
W.
refreshment
Canada
throu6h
the
definitely
ac-IAlaska
after
spending
the
winter
LONDON.
May
V:
CP
Dlffl-
u.
uc
'
m
tu
ac
in
ncrtraweii
poticr
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served
and
dancine
followed
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rress'
Princess
Louise.
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when
with
music
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Angelo
Astori
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master
ceremonies
for
cards
and
Rober
McKay
for
the
dance.
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trio
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speak
for
all
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arrived
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o'clock
this
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expressing
the
appreciation
of
morning
from
Vancouver
and
sail-
The
Canaldan
Press
to
the
Prime
ed
at
9:30
a.m.
for
Skagway
and
Minister
of
Canada.
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Hon.
W.
LJ
other
Alaska
points.
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vessel
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duty
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delivery
methods.
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for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
Ice,
thoroughly
vurfil
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aged
at
new
low
temperatures.
It
will
be
delivered
lni
the
hold,
even
In
the
hottest
weather,
a
cold
,he
storage
room.
Fishermen
are
lnrltcd
to
inspect
the
new
system.
.
Hotter
lco
than
ever
before,
at
no
Increase
In
cost,
means
f
mm
to
the
boat
and
improved
quality
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fish
delivery.
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