Banff
Welcomes
Their
Majesties
Kjiiins-s
Hotel,
interna-:a
B"
.
famous
Canadian
I
i-
Mountain
retort
at
IUnff,
l
.
l,
lll
be
rlitrrd
br
Kinx
C
.
VI
and
Quea
Kloabeth
t
tbelr
ndUn
tour,
I'M.
i"
w.'.l
riofd
(brm
a
rlstit
r
drome.
Tbelr
Majesties
enjoy
their
first
day
of
rent
.mda
In
tbe
Banff
Springs
r
and
to
tbefr
menrnrlea
of
tlj
.
ait'!
re
will
be
added
th-
Hotel
Arrivals
Koyal
.
d
etty
Prince
llupert
'l.'ime.
Blltmor;
K
cotiver
f'entral
.nd
Anted
Sorensen.
t
U,kon.
elty:
N.
Jert-
Knox
B
Barton.
Vancou-FaTlnTton.
Porcher
!:
t
Sweet
Drumheller
compeJiInsly
marniflcem
.
i.i.ts
of
the
Valley
of,
the
Bow
and
the
sweeping
mow
created
ramwn
of
PuIiAur
Mountain,
Mount
Rundl
and
the
Falrholme
liana.
arrival
r,t
TK.Ir
ffoviUi
at
"f
h.
Mountain
norky
jntt
In
the
eveninjtpf
May
th:
a
day
of
ret
and
enjoyment
on
hvi
at
a
party
and
dance,
ter
Princess
Louise
wife
of
the
Marquis
of
Irne,
sometime
Governor-General
of
Canada,
and
a
daughter
of
Queen
Victoria.
Tbey
will
maVe
tbelr
headquarters
at
(He
Banff
Springs
Hotel
wbJeh
1II
he
opened
earlier
this
aeaaon
eteluatvrty
'for
ue
of
tb
Iteyal
pa
rtr.
The
picture
lay-out
alwws
May
37th
and
their
departure
the
hotel
In
tta
manlflcleot
rooun-
d
jrlae
the
mld-mornlax
of
May
i
fetln
setting
and
ailmpee
(
a
2lin.
rxirlna:
their
tuy
they
will
few
of
the
apacbius
room
which
enjoy
th
drlTe
to
beautiful
Idke
lid
comfort
and
efcann
In
the
Louise.
appntprtatelT
named
.if-
Rnvi
jiM'
Card
Party
And
Dance
Enjoyed
One
Ifnndretf
and
Twenty-five
Ter-tons
In
Attendance
at
Affair
on
Tuesday
Sight
!r
Mrs.
II
Long
and
John
Murray.
After
cards,
delicious
refresh
'SPORT
FOOTBALL
New
Sports
Ground
RESUMED
At
Kitwanga
5eady
Second
Half
of
llih
School
Leafue
Opened
Last
Night
1
Botith
Memorial
High
School
Inter-house
football
play
was
resum-
I
followed
with
a
second
goal.
Clever
I
play
by
Oomez
and
Mah
almost
recited
in
Gamma
scoring
but
O'Neill
was
safe
in
goal
and
cleared.
The
Gamma
forwards
found
It
dif
ficult
to
pass
the
defence
of
Bird
and
Perkins.
A
fine
run
by
Oomez
was
dangerous
but
the
Beta
goalie
was
again
able
to
save.
Half-time
found
the
Beta
team
winning
by
iraln.
sleet
and
heavy
wind.
Pierce
added
a
third
tally
for
Beta.
Beta
'pressed
and
McAfee
brought
off
several
clever
save.
The
Gamma
forward
missed
some
fine
centres
(put
acros
by
Gomez
Mah
placed
well
and
Knutnon
got
possession
but
shot
high.
Beta
now
got
aw&y
and
Simundson
scored
again.
Hou
ments
were
served
and
dancing
was
trar.
cleared
strongly
when
Slmund
enjoyed
u&Ul
1:20
aj&.
utih
mualc
aor
'rled
again.
Beta
forced
sev
by
the
Oddfellow'
Oreheatra.
eral
coners
which
were
well
plac
geCt
for
cards.
SALTED
On
Ttiesday
evening
the
local
ILooh
but
PaulTno
Uicudln
got
MVin
verl
hard
drives
fro.).
aom
oraii
in
i.iu-.c.
rZZ"
"
"
r
"
"V---
r.h
aH
nnmM
n.fnri.
thf.
final
mnt
nrin-wtnners
at
cards
were.
5IJbwi
ior
Detrqc
me
nrown
imu-
-
-
MTtS
and
O
B.,rs
vlcHm
in
1935
and
a
friend
is
wh.sUe
blew
Slmundsnn
scored
.A
ft
L.lJl-.
Ik.
SMAMAM
Beta'
MOU1
'
I
fifth
II
III
BOA
goal.
I.
Crsur-h
SfAnd
prize-winners
were
holding
the
money
THE
STABILIZING
INFLUENCE
the
In
a
world
of
chaos-of
wars
and
rumors
of
impomr.nfr
events
and
stab.l-lzinK
-the
daily
newspaper
stands
out
as
n
permanent
Canada.
When
rumor
Influence
in
every
community
in
has
spread
throughout
the
country,
fed
tintm
the
flame
of.
mass
curiosity,
and,
always
curvlns
farther
and
further
from
read
the
true
facts
to
rcassurW
exigence
facts,
it
becomes
a
in
your
daily
newspaper.
Heir,
through
vt
ncwajrntherinR
organizations
directed
hy
trained
observers,
you
arc
able
to
read
and
digest
ALU
T1IK
FAfTTS
as
they
ACTUAI.IA
the
life
of
a
Rood
in
HAPPENED!
Kumor
plays
no
part
authentic
informa
daily
newspaper.
Us
far-fh.nK
sources
of
tion
enable
it
to
turn
the
spotlight
of
truth
upon
e
erj
....
(
fsnrl.nl
portant
event,
,vP.
sifting
hlttm?&&
rumor
plete
story
to
every
daily
newspaper
l.fi
.nr!.)ie.l
l.v
n
jrootl
daily
nwipnper-
VANCOl
VE
R
rentier.
Your
home
will
r
its
stabilfei'itf
i
fluenro
will
reflect
itself
in
n
more
tolerant
outlook
upon
the
world
in
which
we
live.
DAILY
PROVINCE
V-'V
Teams:
Beta
O'Neill.
Weir:
Perkin
Bird:
Gurvlch.
McRse
McKnwn
MiLf
'-J
Pierce
Slmundson.
Hoike
-Mt".
Rov
Gamma
M"Afee
Grlmwn.
H
'
!
itv
Mcl
a;h'an
Burnln
r"1
r-.
rairthk.
H!ngston.
M.J1
F!
'err?
J.
B
Wilkinn.
I
I
;
-men-
J
Clark
and
W
V
C
.
01d
Country
Soccer
F.nslhh
Leajrue
First
Division
Birmir-ham
1.
Chelsea
1.
'
Bolt
on
Wanderers
o;
Preston
N'rth
End
2.
Fnjlhh-
LrnfTJt---Sccond
Divi
i
u
Manchester
City
1.
Sheffie':!
Wednesdar
1.
Sheffield
United
0.
Blackburn
Rovers
0.
Tlifrj'
niVWnn
?6tiih,rn
New
BriRhton
0.
Watford
0.
Ipswich
Town
7
Aldershot
2.
TltlM
ptrlOn
Northern
Chester
2.
Southnrt
0.
Spottlth
Iearuc
First
Division
Hearts
2
Clvde
0.
Second
Division
King's
Park
2.
Dumbarton
2.
I!
Heals
Eczema
Fresh
Local
Kaw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
'PHONE
C57
Finished
at
Working
nee
on
Mon-J
day
Grand
Openint;
This
Saturday
i'
KITWANOA,
April
27
There
was
.
d
last
evening
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
npw
Kitwanea
DlavartHind
on
Mon
t-round
when
team
reprentms
..hl,h
viu
u-
fnmvaUv
nnmNt
wmm
or
tne
seeona
nau
oi
ire
gram
of
sports
and
races
with
league
The
punlor
Beta
team.
dance
ln
the
evening.
There
wUl
whi'
H
went
through
the
first
half
baseball
and
Softball
teams
here
of
the
league
without
losing
a
single
frDm
Celarvale
and
the
proceedings
game,
maintained
Its
record
bj
de-
wm
?et
under
way
a
b5g
par.
featine
the
iunior
Gamma
team
by
,,.
SPORT
CHAT
War
Admiral,
spectacular
son
of
Man
o'
War,
first
showed
his
speed
over
a
mlle-and-atxteenth
course
In
the
Chesaoeake
Stakes
at
Havre
de
Grace,
two
years
ago.
War
Ad-
ttwo
fo
nil.
mlral
led,
th
field
by
six
lengths
I
The
second
half
was
marred
byat
the
flnWt
Five
yeaai
ago
last
nfeHt
sculling
fans
were
greatly
worried
about
the
condition
of
Joe
Wright,
Jr..
who
had
suffered
an
Internal
hemorrhage
after
a
week's
Illness
with
an
Infected
hand.
The
1928
winner
of
the
Diamond
Sculls
recovered.
i
i
Hre
it
clnn
stT'rles.
ner-
'tt'ntr
Bnt1si"tt
now
rlsoen??d
by
chemist
nt
tHfltn'
co;t.
,
Mot
rilv
thh
great
heiUn
antfseotle
n'l
nroote
tanld
and
healthy
hfalln?
In
nnea
sores
and
wound
but
bolls
and
single
ulcers
are
relieved
and
cleanly
healed.
In
skin
diseases
the
ltchlnt
of
Fezema
1?
Instantly
stopped.
Pimples-
skin
eruptions
dry
up
and
scale
off
in
a.
very
few
days,
Ths
,
same
is
t-ue
of
Barber's
Itch.
Salt
Rheum,
Itching
Toes
and
Feet
find
other
inflammatory
skin
disorders.
You
can
obtain
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
(full
strength'
in
the
original
bpttle
at
any
modern
drug
itore.
Satisfaction
guaranteed
or
money
refunded.
W.
J.
McCuicheon's
Drug
CHAFTCK
OF
ACCIDENTS
MELBOURNE.
Australia.
April
3.
rmdille
was
master
at
ceri
d
bv
Pierce
Grimmson
and
Hau-
27:
CP
During
the
runnmg
of
mnntM
frtr
Hanrtni
an!
IT
M
DS
lan
wero
defmrflnr
wrfl.
MeLach-.the
Australian
classic
King's
Cup
.an
and
lttngtton
stopRed
a
dan?-'eveni.
&peax
mei
DIJUI-mn
ran
hv
Ourvleh
and
Jarvibon's
heel
and
nearly
fell.
Red
.
.
...
a
McLeod.
Oamma
was
now
press!U(.
ind,
Jones
and
Caosttek
tried
iiarc'
to
ecore
elr.
pUtytng
goal
fo:
laieuow,
o..u
rMi
'
.
T"J?
"
"".
11.
Rrt.
In
th
wdnd
hlf
nroved
very
enjoyable
bridge
u
nvay
noi
oc
snr
-
-
-
.'r
.
about
125
Der-
lte
to
oe
anocicea
out
Dy
joe
--
,
Sails
strucK
ine
running
ran
ana
Pageant
s
rider
lost
his
whip.
HsSiSiSiSiSiSiSisliSiSiSiSiSkW
tour
England
will
receive
a
the
old
"chit"
Ahonshfor
HLIUTON
type
ALE
SILVEUSriUNG
STOUT
Const
IlreWcrlrt
Ltd.
Vancouver
Victoria
Nw
WMrtmiuaUr
aaaMaxXpaBUHIiUnHi
This
advertisement
la
not
published
Jr
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
oi
grltlaU
Columbia.
In
the
1939
season
spending
allowance
Beta
and
Gamma
homes
met
In
the
,on
gaturday
next
with
a
full
pro-
of
three
shillings
a
day.
replacing
Chicago
Clean
Up
-Paint
Up
Plant
Up
-
Fix
Up
Phone
311
Your
Home
..Thursday,
April
27,
1630.
Utmost
In
Quality
SALADA
FOR
PIN
MONET"
SYDNEY,
April
27:
CP-
TEA
The
Australian
rugby
team
which
win
a
community
working
bee
ob
the
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
J"ct,
5
.1
.823
method
of
payment.
Philadelphia
4
Cincinnati
3
BOWLINrf
IV
GOTHAM
Boston
4
NEW
YORK.
April
27:
CP
st.
Louis
-3
Bowling
memberships
in
New
Yore
New
York
v.-.
3
4
State
have
Increased
20
percent
Brooklyn
-
2
4
a
score
of
rive
to
ml.
I
At
the
coneiutKm
of
the
working
over
last
season,
the
New
York
Pittsburg
1
6
The
first
half
of
the
game
washpp
nn
xmAav
.trhmini
were
Bowline
Association
listing
341
American
League
featured
by
clever
combination
on
(,,-,
tn
,h.
uwirr.
hv
thP
i.iwk
leagues,
and
3.680
teams.
New
York
3
the
nart
of
Holkestad.
Pierce
andjstrlk
t
Slmundson.
Pierce
opened
thej
,
Tore
for
Beta
and
Holkestad
soon
I
'
Baseball
Scores
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Pittsburg.
1:
Chicago.
3.
Cincinnati.
0:
St.
Louis,
1.
American
League
Chicago,
5:
Cleveland,
1.
St.
Louis,
6;
Detroit,
T.
1
Detroit
-
5
3
Cleveland
3
.3
Boston
-
3
3
Chicago
-
,
-3
4
Washington
-
--2
.'4
St.
Louis
2
3
Philadelphia
-
2
4
m
00
.571
.500
.429
.333
.143
.833
:635-
jm
.4W
.429
'.400
.400
C.
E.
Salter,
manager
of
Carlisle
cannery,
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
brief
trip
to
Hazelton
on
Cannery
business.
mm
For
Your
Gardening
Supplies
Painting
Supplies
Tools
and
Hardw
are
for
Repair
Jobs
See
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
McBKIDE
STREET
Advertising
Regularly
THE
merchant
who
says
he
doesn't
need
to
advertise.'
and
advertise
regularly,
is
confessing
that
he
has
nothing
to
offer
customers.
Consistent
advertising
has
been
proven
time
and
time
ajaTh
to
be
the
best
protection
against
a
slump
In
"sales.
It
attracts
people
to
your
place
of
business.
.
.
You
did,
not
learn
your
multlolicatlon
tables
In
a
day.
They
were
learned
by
repetition
and
constant
practise,
H
'-..'
This
Is
a
peculiarity
of
the
human
mind.
Details'
are
only
remembered
by
repetition.
'
"
The
success
of
advertising
lies
In
consistency
and
regularity.
i
Remember
that
newspaper
advertising
Is
the
Indelible
kind
of
advertising.
BE
WISE
AND
ADVEKTISE.
NEW
AND
BETTEU
?
j
COLD
CURED
ICE
2
For
the
Halibut
and
Salmon
Fleets
Following
the
Investigations
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Station,
the
Company
has
Just
completed
extensive
changes
and
improve-S
ments
In
Ice
storage
and
Ice
delivery
methods.
?
Ice
for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
Ice,
thoroughly
cured
or
aged
at
new
low
.temperatures.
It
will
be
delivered
Into
J
the
hold,
even
in
the
hottest
weather,
as
cold
a
the
storage
room.
Ij
Fishermen-
are
Invited
to
Inspect
the
new
system.
Better
Ice
than
ever
before,
at
no
Increase
in
cost,
means
economy
jj
to
the
boat
and
Improved
quality
In
fish
delivery.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
J
Prince
Rupert
fo.
Ltd.
British
Columbia
(