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55
Quietly
Wedded
Saturday
Night
Mlt
lather
McMillan
Become
Itride
of
Cliarle
llagen
at
United
Church
Parsonage
A
quiet
marrtaie
took
place
Saturday
night
at
th
United
Church
parsonage.
Rev.
J.
C.
Jsekson
of-ftciattnf.
when
Mlaa
Bather
McMillan
became
the
bride
of
Charles
liana
Slmonaen
Hsgen.
Witnesses
Of
the
ceremony
were
Mrs.
Irene
'Smith
and
George
Smith.
I
Kalso
Resident
For
50
Years
NELSON,
May
7:
CPt-
Samuel
Stewart
Fowler,
aged
7V
of
KaWo,
resident
of
the
Koetenay
Lake
district
for
SI
years,
la
dead.
!
McLeod
Cockahutt.
1J0.
Msdsen
Had
Lake.
M.
MeKetude
Usd
Lake.
1.18.
Monet.
.96.
N
onto
da,
ti.lt.
Pickle
Crow.
J
00.
Preston
But
Dots.
tM
as.
Antonio.
230.
Sherrtt
Gordon.
83
UeJU,
X.
notrfeadUlac.
Mi.
Moahsr,
Sfl.
Okland,
JMA.
8melters
Gold.
.00s;.
Dominion
Brldt"
3500
-
-
v
BOYS
here's
a
sporting
offer
to
put
up
to
your
Dad
and
ten
.
hanccs
to
one
he'll
acctpt
it
and
Presto!
you'll
have
a
I
new
GDI.
Bicycle
right
away.
"ITjii
it
a
real
good
proposition
for
both
you
and
your
DjJ
k
.
sc
it
will
be
the
mean
for
your
Dad
to
encourage
you
to
i:
.
hard
and
to
paw
an
J
it
will
make
you
really
w
ant
to
study.
(ct
a
C.CM.
Catalogue
as
soon
as
you
can
and,
after
looking
-
r
and
deciding
which
model
you
want,
proposition
your
D-J
like
the
boy
in
the
picture.
Be
sure
you
go
to
a
GCM.
dealer
as
he
is
authorized
to
ate
this
sporting
offer.
Then,
too,
a
CCM.
is
the
make
of
v
!;
cscry
boy
and
girl
wants
because
they
arc
so
smooth
'wg
and
easy
to
pedal.
They
last
much
longer,
too,
because
of
tin.
great
accuracy
used
in
the
machining
and
fitting
of
the
moving
parts
the
front
hub
the
main
sprocket-hanger,
-
J
hc
CCM.
Ouster
Brake.
In
the
catalogue
you
will
find
illustrated
several
models
fr
a
which
to
choose,
from
the
sturdy
CCM.
delivery
to
the
hcJWiful
lightweight
road
racer.
All
CCM.
Models
have
seamless
tubular
steel
frames;
rust-steel
spokes,
bright
parts
chromium-plated
our
CCM.
13-Viar
nickel
and
Dunlop
Tires.
Boys,
try
this
on
your
Dad
and
here's
good
luck!
758
C'CM
OF.It.MANS
PUSHING
FORWARD
(Continued
from
Pace
One)
had
denied
specifically
the
Ger-fman
claims
as
being
fantastic.
The
claims
In
regard
to
the
battle-:ship
and
cruiser
were
specifically
!
denied
by
the
Admiralty
as
being)
I
untrue.
j
Since
April
9,
according
to
Ber-llin
claims,
the
Oerman
naval
and
lair
force
have
destroyed
twenty-j
three
submarines
In
addition
to
(other
Allied
naval
craft.
The
total
Allied
tonnage
sunk
since
the
war
started
is
placed
by
Germany
at
two
millions.
On
Friday
the
35,000
ton
battleship
and
the
8,000
ton
cruiser
of
the
York
class
were
sunk
and
on
Saturday
the
Polish
submarine
and
two
transport
Ships,
one
a
12.000
tonner.
Unwinding
Subjects
'Reports
emanating
from
Stock
holm
indicate
that.
In
spite-
of
capitulation.
Norwegians
are
showing
much
hostility
towards
the
Germans
with
whom
they
endeavour
not
to
associate.
There
is
much
dif-
Acuity
in
handling
Norwegian
prts-1
ousts.
ClvUUtu
are
loath
to
com-,
ply
with
German
demands
that1'
they
help
to
build
prisons
to
holdf
Norwegian
captives.
Boys
under
18.
years
of
age
and
men
who
are
not
well
are
being
released
from
prison.
In
Oslo
hospitals
are
filled
with
wounded.
Trench
digging
machines
are
being
used
to
dig
graves.
'
Nearer.
isns
are
not
allowed
out
;
after
dark.
They
are
not
permitted
i
to
approach
places
where
German
soldiers
are
quartered.
No
one
Is
Kowec!
ground
the
Oslo
air
field.
f
CCM.
STIONO
riONT
HUI
Huilt
oi
harand
Mt
with
ttoMt
Ml
nd
rcurllr
scfiuk4
ftnd
hardimd
bIJ.rar
to
fiv
ytirt
oi
iwirti
ami
uy
rwnmn.
CCM.
COASTII
I1AKI
A
hot
bt-iW
br
C-C
M
.
fsa.r
U
fswwarj
clutch
-Mtton,
more
pwr-ful
in
it
mooch.
)uitk
mop
Him
anf
f
its
prtdrtort.
iKuli
mi
ufr
strong.
hrdnstl
sU
m
mt
i
ho
ndi
of
iodr'a
ctU
TllellX
j
HAN0II
jU4iEC
Th
I
S
pm
of
una
moM
im
c
lM.
Hcrcla
art
maciuaaa,
handanaj
and
nniahad
vith
aatraaia
accuracy
ao
that
you
mar
ac
rfta
roac
Ml
ef
font
paJallmii
xcioo.
,S
nb,l7'
..
A5s
CC
J
Jtaail"
4l
3
CCM.
Bicycles
CCM.
Bicycles
Are
Sold
Hy
K5i$k0
Accessories
and
Repair
Iarts
are
on
Sale
at
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
,
,
u
Sold
on
the
usual
Monthly
GorUOIl
S
HarflWaif
6.
Payment
IMnn
,
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Mrs.
C.
.Anderson
U
'sailing
this
afternoon
on
the.CaWla
Jor
NamuV
Father
P.
Champagne
left
by
last
evening's
train.
Sac
Bajsport
And
''
Port
Esslngton.
William
Millar
is
sailing
this
af.-ternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
three
weeks'
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Rev.
J.
X2.
Jackson,
pastor
of
First
United
.Church,
Is
sailing
,
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver.
He
will
attend
the
annual
British
Columbia
Conference.
BLACKHEADS
Ca
!
aaa
oi
Mraxtfw
pwdr
from
four
alrufflit.
SprftAi
m
hot.
wt
rlotk
ksvir
to
ttat
(
tUjr,
u
will
M
AiMOIOM.
tun
iuk-
Th
h
.4a.
aara
Mat
jtapl
aj
U
iiaati
tUtkhMlt.
At
the
suggestion
of
Norman
Nelson,
manager
of.
the
Nelson
Bros,
fisheries
Ltd.,
-a
letter
wilh
be
sent,
by
the
Prlnc?
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
the
Independent
air
companies
operating1
on
the
coast
suggesting
extension
af
the
service
to
Prince
Rupert.
ThU
action
was.
decided
on
at
the
dinner
meeting
of
the
Chamber
last
night.
Three
new
members
were
elect
ed
at
the
regular
monthly
dinner
meeting
,of
the
'Prince
.Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night.
They
were
U
B.
Lambiey,
mana
ger
of
Phllpott,
Evltt
.&
Co,
Ltd..
Oeoree
Eckerman,
manager
for
th
Junior
.Chamber
Halibut
Sales
I
Summary
American
98J0OJ
pounds.
7c
m
lOc
and
"c.
Iand
Canadian
i.1.000
,pouds.
ana
oc.
Hrowned
In
Nicola
Lake
.6c
9Co
American
Yukon.
25
000.
9
Sc
and
7c,
Bo.-th.
Sentinel.
.25.000.
9c
and
7c.J
Booth.
Urania,
25,000.
9.3c
and
7c,
At-ISn.
.
Alkl
9.000.
10c
and
-7c,
Storage.
Flirpkn
14
000
0
V
inH
7o
Tn.
VII
u.
Canadian
CarmenlLi.
liftOQ,
9.6c
and
Storage
Roland
.
Monro
Of
Merrltt
Io;es
Life
Jn
Capsikal.
of
Boat"
MERRITT.
Mny
.7:
(CP)
Roder
ick
E.
Munro,
Merrltt
service
sta-1
Ion
onerator.
wts
drowned
vwheh
soi?U
'boat
caDslzed
Jr)
Nicola
Lk.
A
cwvinlon
from.
Kamloops
efcaned
Police
!e
.endeavourlns
'n
rtrover
the
body.
Handyman
Home
Seryfce
Pain
I
In
j,
itepaltln,
Oanlfnlnr,
Usht
Deliveries
IIave
that
neglected
job
done
now
Pi.one.Crfen.60
for,
the
JIandyman..
Fresh
(.oca!
Uaw
nnrl
i
lntte.itruetji
JWHi
YAlaENTIN
DAIRY
fHONS
S57
FOR
SALE
Sealed
Tenders
for
the
purchase
pf
.Ben's
News
.Stand
and
Gas
Station
as
a
going
concerh
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
Thursday,
May
16th.
Particulars
as
to
stock,
building,
lease
and
equipment,
will
be
furnished
oh
call
.at
office.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms
Cash.
GORMAN
A-
WATT,
Official
Administrator.
Tonight's
trait,
due
from
the
Cast
at
11
o'clock,
jim
.reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
Dr.
W.,
T.
Kergln,
formerly
of
Prince
Ruperti
was
last
week
received
as
a
member
of
the
Vancouver
Rotary
Club.
Indian
Agent
James
Glllett
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
brief
(rip
Ui
Kltselas,
accompanying
Capt.
Gerald
II.
Parry,
inspector
of
Indian
schools,
who
Is
pn
one
pf
his
periodical
trips
to
this
dls
trtct
on
official
duties.
T.
Mayo,
superintendent
of
the
Bennett
.&
White
Construction
Co.
after
a
visit
here
and
at
Allford
Bay
In
connection
with
contracts
the
company
Is
carrying
out,
will
sail
by
the
Cataala
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver.
W.
H.
Tpbey.
formerly
superin
tendent
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
here
.
and
now
general
manager
of
the
pacific
Great
East
em
Railway,
was
a
recent
visitor
to
Prince
George
In
the
course
of
an
inspection
trip
over
the
P.G.E.
line.
Major
D.
C.
Stephenson,
com
manding
officer
of
the
Canadian
Scottish
here,
s
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
Jor
Vancouver
where
he
will
undergo
an
operation
at
Qhaughnessy
Military
Hospital.
Engagement
John
and
Mike
Karnsosky
wish
Edward
IJfsett.
T.td.
nnd
B.
R
Ito
announce
the
engagement
of
Dodds.
.manager
ofOrmes
.Ltd.
An-thelr
sister
.Ol?a.
second
daughter
other
nrw
meni.br.
James
CJark.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Karasosky
of
lntt"dued
the
members
ajlAlberta
to
Josenh
Albert,
only
son
s
alo
A
S.
Nickerson.
presldentlof
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Martin
of
Prince
Rupert.
Announcements
All
a0erllwi:irn-k
ip
itiir
imn
)U
he
-riatf'd
iiMill
'
otf
Moose
Ladies'
Darire,
May
1.
St
Peter's
Spring
Sale.
May
.
,
PresbyArtun
T,
Mrs.
T.
Brown's,
Ma.
mv
.
.
i;
'
W.
A
"Pnadian
'Legion.
SprlniJ
Tea.
May
15.
,
:Cathollc
Tea,
Mrs.
J.
L.
Blaln's.
May
.10.
United
Teat
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large,
jMayil.
-
lEnjplre
Carnival.
Moose
Hall.
May
23.
;Evenlng
Branch
W.
Tea,
May
30,
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson's.
Girl
Guide
Association
Tea,
Mrs.
J.
R.
"Morison's,
McBride
Street.
June
ir-"
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
Mrs.
V.
M.
Lamble,
June
5.
,
Hospltai
Auxiliary
Tea,
Nurses'
Home
June
6.
Lutheran
Sewing
Circle
Tea
and
Sale.
Mrs.
Murvold's,
June
13.
An
silvan
Tea,
Nlcholls',
June
13.
Mrs.
J.
W.
Our
Faninua
Edun
Alberta
-COAL
Itulklej
Valley
Coal
Xanalmo
WeilinRton
.Coat
Bulk
ley
Valley
Wheat
and
Grain
SEEDS
and
FERTILIZERS
PRINCE
RUPERT
PEED
CO.
Phune
58
and
5SS
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
.Royal
lunk
tUd.
SHOOTING
GALLERY
Adjoining
IDORA
HOLLER
ARENA
364
Days
For
You.
Make
The
365th
Day
(Sunday
May
12th)
FOR
HER.
I
Mother's
Day
?
Suggestions
We
Will
Pay
the
Postage
on
All
Out
of
Town
Gifts
KAYSER
HOSE
$1
PAINTY
SLIPS
$1.25
FANCY
NIGHTGOWNS
51.93
HOUSE
COATS
$1.95
WOOL
8WEATERS
$2.95
ilANDERKERCHIEFS
25c
DRESSY
COATS
$12.95
PURSES
OLOVES
STYLISH
DRESSES
SHEER
SCARVES
....
$2
....
$1
$3.35
$1
Knchantinf:
New
Evening:
Cowns
Lateit
arrivals
in
all
the
new
breathtaking
colors
and
styles
for
that
"all
important'
formal
Charmingly
designed
to
catch
"his"
eye.
.
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
DISPLAY
.Mall
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Night
.
5
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
!
-In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
S
THIRD
AVE.
-
Next
to
Heilbroner
s
Phone
BLUE
907
Handlin
g
Of
U.S.
Money
"hamber
of
Commerce
Hears
Instructions
From
Foreien
Exchange
Board
Another
letter
from
the
Fireisn
"nchane"
.Board
read
to
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
nieht
"mjnded
the
members
of
the
Chamber
that
it
was
Illegal
to
take
United
States
money
at
par"
bulj
the
official
premium
must
be
paid.
It
was
not
necessary
to
take
United
States
money
but,
if
taken;.
It
must
b?
at
the
established
.discount
rate.
The
chamber
decided
to
order
200
cards
for
the
use
of
Prince
Ruoert
peoole
for
their
"irds
or
oher
prominent
places
in
the
business
PstftbUshments;.
rrd
will
Indicate
to
tour
ists
that
their
money
is
at
a
'v.
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
J'loie
J.79
(Free
Ddiverq
.on
-Orders
SI.00
and
Over
Fresh
J'ruit
and
Veetables
Are
at
Their
JJcst
At
jthc
Thrift
Bananas-
I
jpa,
OQ
rlne.
3
r
Oranjes
Large
navels.
35c
size.
Special,
90
P
dozen
Grapes
New
Australian.
Arriving
Wednesday.
Canteloupes
2
for
25c
Tomatoes
Firm
ripe
aftUV
OCTp
outdoor.
Lb
Rhubarb
Strawberry
Op
variety.
6
lbs.
Lemons
Juicy,
thin
lip
skinned.
6
for
Butter
First
grade,
wrapped
Salad
Dressing-
Miracle
Whip
8oz
32
02
20c
55c
Heim
Special
2
medium
tins
Pork
and
Beans,
1
bottle
Ketchup,
5-ox.
size.
09p
The
3
for
Fds
Naptha
Soai
Qffn
4
bars
Super
Suds
and
Glass
99f
V
Bow
1
The
2
for
Utah
Celery
All
sizes.
4
(In
Per
lb.
Spinach
Fresh
and
clean.
2
lbs.
15c
Cucumbers
Crisp
and
99
GOV
green.
Each
Bunch
Beets
Nice
4
tin
"
tops.
Per
bunch
.
Green
Onions,
Radishes
ffp
3
bunches
Lettuce
First
B.C.
Lettuce.
Expected
Wed.
4
tZn
2
heads
Cabbaffe
Firm
heads.
Eggs
Grade
A'
medium.
1302
25c
3doz
70c
Chocolate
Bars
Cadbury's
tj-lb.
size.
Special,
OCri
2
bars
Gaiety
Toffee
Fresh
shipment.
9Qp
1-lb.
cello
bag
MtW
Glocoat
Giant
tins
Plus
another
1-3.
QiRp
Per
tin
Eureka
Bleach
3
quart
bottles
25c
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
Mllinr
it
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVEI
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
every
THURSDAY.
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leave
Prlncs
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
v
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
For
ores,
etc.,
call
or
tcrlU
City
Tltift
Office,
5U
IrA
At
V-l-40
,
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