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Thursday,
May
U.
1M9.
THE
DAILY
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LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
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Crisp
More
Delicious
.
.
.
More
Nutritious
amLS!
It's
your
treat'at
Cam
Mrs.
Ltt
Gordon
and
child
are
brat
Spinster's
Spree,
Oftdfellovs
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Hu
mm
QUAKER
CORN
FLAKES
Hall
9:30
tomorrow
night
Adm.
Il6.
50c-
pert
Mr
a-
trip
to
VsHMtouver.
if
Announcements
All
advertisement
in
thli,col-emn
win
be
charred
fort
roQ
month
at
2Sv
a
word.
Presbyterian
Vea.
Mra.
Lakle's
Vby
11
12,
Cambral
Spinster's
Spree,
May
Orai
i
se
SpHtHt
Sal,
MetropoH
UV.
May
17.
Uridae
Drive
9:30
,vr.
N
.rwfglan
Independent
Dante,
ijdcii
-How's
Hall.
May
If.
II
i
.ial
Tea.
NurW
Hftme.
May
N
v
Leainte
Ball
May
19,
V
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Day
Dane.
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101,
a.
&
Band
brida
drtve
Legton
IV.
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Auxiliary
Canadian
Spring
Sale
Jane
2.
P
bvterur.
Missionary
Tea,
Mrs.
v.
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June
7.
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Tea
Mrs
Oood.
June
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BACK
Sessions
of
the
annual
meetings
of
the
Caledonia
diocesan
board
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
the
Anglican
Church
are
continulnc
today
and
will
extend
into
tomorrow.
Today
Is
belnc
rl?vnt,i
entirely
to
business
sessions
whlr-h
started
at
10
o'clock
this
morning.
Tomorrow
the
delegates
will
visit
the
miaatnn
boat
Northern
nmn
jllie
Ridley
Home
and
8t.
Andrews
JapaiMe
Mission.
J
Pilkiwln
the
eetebration
of
Holy
i
Communion
yesterday
at
the
Oixtilng.
Mrs.
II.
8.
Meadows,
pre
sident
of
St.
Andrew's
Woman'f
Auxiliary,
welcomed
the
delegate
to
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
Hendersor
of
Seal
Cove
replied
Mrs.
C
V
BvtU
was
made
a
diocesan
tiff
member.
In
the
afternoon
Miss
M
Foerstal.
missionary
from
Japan
QUAKER
AUXILIARY
Young
People's
SESSIONS
Work
Discussed
tlloreMatt
Woman's-
Auxiliary
Hav
inj
Full
Day's
ItuiJnes
Rerep
tlon
Latt
MCht
Norman
Blazkhall
has
been
appointed
to
the
staff
of
the
Canad
ian
National
Telegraphs
messenger
who
K
borne
on
furlough,
spoke
of
aervlce
here,
work
In
Japan.
Tea
was
served.
;
um
evening
there
was
a
receo
linn
h
rwn
a
v
riiK
Hodgson
and
Mrs.
H.
T
Lock,
vo
the
Cathedral
Hall.
Mias
Foerstel
y
?
N
Brocklesby.
Srhool
Tea
and
DkMtay
IWTe
an
InteresUng
address
on
-Hsme
and
Dress
of
the
Japan-
Cripps
"'"Z
"
piano
uur"
'
c.
.
,
..
Misses
Jean
MacLean
and
and
showed
many
souvenirs.
Rev.
W.
E.
Coltlson
spoke
interestingly
on
the
subject
of
"Caledonia
Sixty
Years
Ago."
A
musical
program
Included
vocal
duets
by
Miss
Irene
Miss
E.
D:
Priestly
and
Leonard
and-
duets
by
the
HI
A
MONARCH
VISITS
CANADA
The
Kinir
and
Queen
of
England
have
come
to
visit
jhis
ereat
Dominion
of
ours,
to
see
at
first
hand
a
part
of
a
mighty
Empire
'building
its
future
upon,
the
highest
principles'
of
freedom
and
democracy.
From
coast
to
coast
their
doinks
will
ha
of
national
and
international
importance,
tfistory
in
the
making
and
YOUR
daily
newspaper
records
every
part
of
this
precedent-shattering
event
brings
you
all
(the
cqjor,
the
glamour,
the
highlights
and
sidelights
In
an
authentic
and
permanent
form.
Replete
with
feature
stories
ami
hundreds
of
photographs,
the
daily
newspaper
again
demonstrates
its
valne
as
an
integral
part
of
our
scheme
of
living.
Not
only
during
the
royal
visit,
but
every
day
you
can
look
to
your
dally
of
information,
a
mirror'
newspaper
as
an
authentic
aource
reflecting
the
many-sided
events
that
form
the
pattern
of
today-evcry
day!
Form
the
habit
of
depending
upon
your,
daily
newspaper
for
relaxation,
enjoyment,
and
a
complete
nnd
authentic
record
of
national
and
international
events.
lilJililil.lNIIN'JiMrJil
DAILY
PROVINCE
Ruth
Nelson.
Peter
Lien
and
Mrs.
C
E.
Cutlin
were
accompanists.
Refreshments
were
served.
Advertising
Is
an
Investment
,
"k
.
Mr
Ji
P.
Oade
left
oir
last
ev
Serjeant
Sperry
Cline
nt
t$e
ninV
train
for
her
torn
at
Kk
provincial
poll
at
Bmllhen
U
jiff
anffa-the
city
for
the
alzw
la
connec-
lhomaJI
u
lion
with
interior
cases,
.
0ft
tQe
pHnce
Rupwt
,,
,
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,
ver
enroute
to
San
Franctaco
to
at-
T
J
UX
lend
the
GtW
a
mtnaS.nai
after
a
hH
brief
v
vbaUto-the
city
a.
a
a
Exposition
slzes.
left
by
last
evening
train,
on
l
i
P.nvn
f
rin
(nf
brlrtr
Mis
Ivy
Anderson,
who
has
been,
paying
a
visit
here
with
htt
par-:
ents.
Mr.
and
Mr.
JLT.
Anderson,
i
KISS
YOUR
treb
mm
COOKYEi
Pp!ms
Mny
Sullmr
Low-Blood
Count
And
Don't
Know
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thratlow
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tomt
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that
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doprr.
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and
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most
aaii
torn
hmm
got
mwti
nd
lamd
rmvuif.
It
U
tbrir
rtul
ib
to
rarrr
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oxrrn
from
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tarmuhnvt
ynmr
mij.
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u
it
tai
fan
to
nptod
raaolia
la
root
car
aad
mat
b
pm
ta
tara
tlx
m
yua
miut
tuwv
pirtrtr
of
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ta
riplada
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mrri
ia
wu
had
aad
clt
fait
(ala
Ort
nr.
WilUama
Tlak
PKI
today.
TWt
ar
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far
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kl
ttoj
la
lamaalnc
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awmkrr
and
atrrneta
uf
rd
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rauaf
aa.
rmm'n
frH
likr
baa.'id.ns
Bp
tbt
italri
at
it
yaa
flaatlar
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air.
Ak
youi
dnjfriat
tar
Pr.
WiltlanH
f
II
PlCt
od
LOCKAVOOU'S
FUR
STOR
FT
NOW
OPEX
FOR
BTSIXESB
Evervthinf
in
Spring
Jackets
and
Capes
Selling
fct
Vancouver
Prices
Bargains
for
Cash
All
Furs
Manufactured
by
T.
Paopas
of
Vancouver'
Third
.tve.
Next
Moose
Hall
Music
Itu'tb
Nelson
A.T.C.M,
Teacher
of
piano.
Theory
and
Harmony
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Opp.
Post
Office,
4th
St
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
1
Kara
I
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E.
Pierre.
Prtnse
Rupert.
Prince
Rupert
to.
M.
Chapman.
J.
Cummin.
J.
will,
sail
tonight
by
the
Prince
Ru-jLlebischer.
Mr.
Justice
A.
J.
Fisher
pert
on
her
return
to
Vancouver,
and
William
Colquhoun,
Vancouver
This
morning,
on
appllcatloa
ofi
T:
W.
Brown,
crown
prosecutor,
Air.
I
Justice
Fisher
At
the
Assize
Court
!
released
Robert
Bartlett
from
Jury
Aniv
hA4ticA
Via
tc
a
mmfwp
Af
tVm
H.
F.
SUverthorn,
Billmor;
H.
Lang-ley,
Victoria;
A.
L.
Feesey
and
Mrs-,
i.
Brown
and
daughter,
Port
Central
W"
Blvcr'
Stcwart:
Mrs"
'active
militia
and
Is
not
sublect
to'
Tn
nn
lntrcHrifr
arA
Informal
Ciljr.
manner.
Rev.
H
C.
Burkholder,
,
.
r
,
Knox
'young
people's
secretary
tor
the
Decree
absolute
was
granted
last:,
u
i
ouu"JC,a:
Air-
ana
Unlted
Church
of
Canada
In
Brt-.night
in
Supreme
Court
by
Mr.
Jus-;4'"
eiwa.
a.
uoya.
van-
tlsh
Columbia,
gave
a
most
enjoy-
tlce
A.
I.
Fisher
In
the
divorce
pe-COUTr
able
talk
tn
a
prnvflv
number
ofltiUon
of
Lena
Amelia
T
"'t'
...
t
-i
-
young
people
at
the
Baptist
Church
Conrad
Berg
Llndseth.
The
couple
last
night.
His
topic
was:
"What
were
married
in
Prince
Rupert
Oc-ls
the
Purpose
of
Young
People's-
tober
5,
1016,
The
husband
left
his
Work?"
Daring
the
evening
he.
wiffr
In
193L
There
is
a
twenty-dlscusseo
the
needs,
goals
and
pro-
one-year-old'
son.
T.
W.
Brown
was
grams
of
young
people's
groups,
jcounsel.
for
petitioner.
The
talk
was
of
an
Illustrative
-
.
humorous
nature
and
was
touch
appreciated'
by
the
audience
i
Mr.
Burkholder
will
speak
again
.
this
evening
to
the
young
people
when
he
will
give
demonstrations
1',
of
worship
and
recreation.
Alter
j'
the
meeting
tonight
the
Religious
Education
Council
will
gather
to
elect
permanent
officers
and
to
make
future
plans.
SPORTING
GOODS
40
Tennis
Rackets
To
Choose
From
SPECIAL
FHEE
With
Any
Racket
Over
$10
THREE
SPALDING
Pressure-Packed
TENNIS
BALLS
This
Week
Only
Our
Stock
of
FISHING
TACKLE
Is
At
Its
Rest
Now
Come
in
and
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it
Over
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Saturday,
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April
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t-uiFtroi
Boara
or
oy
iae
uorernmeni
oi
British
Columbia.
Jolui
Brerouer
was
excused
from
ruard
b".-aufj
if
deafness.
Nlhe
jury
servi
e
at
the
Supreme
Court
summon
sr
were
issued
against
ntn
Assizes
yesterday
berausi
he
was
who
did
i.oi
appear
when
their
over
age
and
hard
of
hearing.
Irwin
names
wre
calld
for
jury
service
A.
Arnold
of
Smithers
was
also
ex-
this
morning.
Were
Celebrating
a
Silver
Jubilee
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