,day
May
1,
Tint
daily
tnn
A
FAMOUS
SCOTTISH
REGIMENT
i
is
mrMjr
in
st.v
I
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SPSS!
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Highland
light
Infantry
appeared
to
be
agalrot
States
g
sUing
into
the
war
ri-
First
Baseball
the
penPi.
Practice
1
o
lie
Formed
from
the
7
lit
Raiment
of
Toot,
raited
in
1777
tti
ti..i
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GI'iC
duriK
he
Peniniula
War,
-yr
lUA
Hid
26
battalions
In
the
Great
War.
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Highland
Light
Infantry
of
Canada.
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1M.'IS
theless.
there
are
many
who
expect
that
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
will
be
re-elected
and
will
sooo
aItf
Action
take
the
JL
t
American,
Would
Keep
COontry
W;l
War
Koowvelt
May
lnto
on
the
side
of
the
Alltes.
lA
Them
Into
It.
I
""Y
Pl"n.
Mr.
ITUO-
Held
On
Sunday
nnopouau,
1916,
II
DEWAR'S
HoMevrr
uwtim
cwv"
v
Prfnce
nprt
are
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as
well
off
else'
th
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"ewn
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tonal
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those
anywhere
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LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
w,.r
i
itaiiint?
to-
winiam
.
Trdltcr.
sailed
.till
jvuaa
"a,
.
I
night
on
the
Prince
ucorge
ior
a
morning
on
wc
.vW
.
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
ana
ior
a
Dusinesa
my
w
elsewhere
In
the
south.
other
Yukon
point.
Mile.
Juliette
Oauitler
de
la
Ver-
winiam
Lamble
sailed
yesterday
endryp
will
sing
French
Canadian
aIternoon
on
the
Prince
George
to
j
Folk
Songs
in
costume
ana
a-
make
tne
round
trip
to
Stewart
on
e
play
French
Canadian
handicraft
DU5iness,
f.
in
the
United
Church
Friday
3
p.
,K
m.
Everyone
welcome.
D.
Dunroe
of
Port
Clement
U
a
j
.
.
.
visitor
In
the
city,
having
arrived
Jack
HUdltrt.
pioneer
local-
boy,
JVJr
Ince
John
tbU
morning
J
was
in
the
city
this
morning
renew-
JJ
charlotte
Islands.
uom
inc
w
Ing
acquaintances
while
Rung
north
t
aboard
the
Princess
Loulw
to
Car-cross.
For
the
past
two
years
he
has
been
located
In
Connecticut,
it-
rxrwt
to
be
coming
south
again
during
the
summer.
vinir
nn
fnlklore
of
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oliver
Adams
arriv-
d
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
hi
morning
from
Massett.
being
on
their
way
to
Inverness
cannery
f
where
they
will
spend
the
summer.
of
Canada
Howarfl
Fniutps.
son
oi
u.
i
ear
y
French
colonists
j
lP.
Indian
Agent
for
the
Queen
S
as
well
as
of
the
aboriginal
peoples
of
the
Dominion
ano
singing
a
TV
TT
,
,
few
appropriate
songs.
Miss
Oiul-
cuy
on
ine
rrince
mui
.
,
a
tna
II
v
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
;w
i
.xir
.
i
v
tier
OC
la
verenurjc
w
--
-j
nnut
cnMiror
tndav
at
the
reculu
(y
M
V
T
-
-
wreklv
luncheon
of
tne
Prlne;
M-
Btepp.
wnq
nas
ueen
in
ine
j
nunert
RoUry
Club.
Miss
Veren-
cy
ior
tne
pasi
wees
isnwniK
-
j,
ri
rye's
discourse
was
of
diverun?
mi
t
5
IIHii
Thf
nresldent.
Peter
Lakie.
A
-
e
was
in
the
chair.
Legion
Tea
And
Spring
Sale
Is
Successful
Event
The
Canadian
Legion
presented
an
attractive
appear-
apce
yesterday
afternoon
wnen
the
Women's
Auxiliary
held
Its
(Hates
customs
cifflrer,
was
a
oas-
snpr
aboard
the
Prince
Ii'"
J
Seattle
to
Skagway.
Herbert
Wheeler,
,
president
rvwheVe
on"
tl
"Tea
and
ttielr
home
at
tables
were
the
beautiful
golden
of
r
the
White
Pass
and
Yukon
Route,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prin
1
cess
Louise
this
morning
going,
ihrmtah
tsi
snend
the
summer
at
1
fOQjnj
Skagway.
tie
nas
own
in
Seattle.
who
have
been
visiting
here
with
annual
spring
tea
sum
.c.
nr,n:
-Mr
and
Red.
ilea,
white
wnue
ana
ana
mue
ojuc
streamers.
mmuicij,
--
Mrs.
T.
W.
Graham
and
child.
Stuart
Benefit
Shield.
Stand-
Boulter,
sr..
Mrs
John
Lawrle
and
"T''
lZZ.tr
I
'In
Good
Style
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Jonn
Capt.
James
Watt,
having
made
her
calls
in
Massett
Inlet
yester-
-
l
.ft..
lof
csmHh
Ked
thls'aa'
a"wu
with
a
large
Union
Jack
as
back-
.u7
tHn,P
Louise
SkldeUe
at
1
o'clock
in
tne
ere
the
decorations
while
"
Tulsequah.
.",-,,
morning
for
Massett.
arr.ved
here
jat
8:30.
For
the
southbound
......
.
...
i.iSalllnK
from
here
Friday,
the
E.
-
Hetneringwm.
l
proving.
ir.
,ohn
rpnl,r,
blossoms
of
the
broom-fitting
n,t
thelP'tae
replaccd
emblem
of
spring.
,
.
.
ZS'
Prince
Charle.
Capt.
Edward
Mrs.
Henry
Smith.
PrmUlEr
of
rJl"V7tA
Mbbs
having
arrived
yesterday
.he
Auxiliary,
presided
Mths.
o
-
on
Prlnce
Oeorge
Wm
ly
Smith
ment
committee.
hsd
charge;
of
araneemenU.
.
OW.J
ably
s'ssisted
;-,.-
Mrs.
Lieut,
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Cunningham
t.
,
I
.!
from
Vancouver
to
take
command
of
the
Prince
Charles.
The
Prince
John
will
enter
the
local
dry
dock
.for
overhaul.
ard
of
pUy
was
not
of
the
'
Mrs.
Angus
Macintosh
with
Mrs.
'
;
";
'""r'
oeen
i
WlUi
a
good
-sized
list
of
pas-
Rothwell.
L.
Wide
red
to
Bsqulmalt
after
Having
and
MbstaflUai
freignt
usual
quaUty.
All
scoring
came
William
Mrs.,
senferg
in
the
first
half,
the
scorers
and
Mrs.
C.
Mlchaloff
as
servl-
stationed
in
the
naval
service
nere
c
N
R
steamer
Prince
4-
being
Oeorte
Ferguson
and
llcurs
Casey
Vlnk.
Norman
Campbell
Mrs
was
referee.
Weather
Forecast
I
Orneral
Synopsis
A
moderate
idrnrrsnlon
In
centred
over
the
Maekensie
Valley
and
the
pressure
Mrs.
H.
B.
Eastman
and
Ior
several
munm.
Taylor
noured
tea
and
cof
fee;
Mrs.
A.
Wilson
and
Mrs.
Dan
Parent
had
charge
of
tables.
Mrs.
W.
R
Mrs.
F.
successful.
is
relatively
high
over
Vancouver
,
ft
1
Island
The
weather
has
been
(jUflS
Ul
LOCal
slightly
warmer
in
tne
interior
ana
TTLT'e"
have
"'Forts
Function
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
r
--Fresh
to
strong
northwest
winds.
fair
nnd
moderately
warm.
Thomas
A.
Kelley
and
A.
P.
AHi
George.
Capt.
IL
E.
.
Nedden,
arrived
in
port.
at
11
o'clock
yes
terday
morning
from
Vancouver,
novpltv
on.
well
known
Queen
Chark)Ueip0.e!i,
Hlw
and
ocean
Falls,
sail-
nvpronit
unit
Island
logginR
operators,
arrived
on
w,-,
at
4.45
n
th.
aftpmonn
for
rtarhpr
hd
lhi
rafflM
'
the
Islands
from
Vancouver
on
this
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
whence
add
Mrs.
W.
F.
Robertson
and
Mrs.
'
weck's
trlP
of
Prince
John,
the
e
uiU
reUlrn
ere
ealng
Alex
Ouyan
looked
after
the
home
former
to
Tanoo
Inlet
and
the
lat-
southbound.
cooking
Mrs.
John
Bremner
was
,
ter
to
Cumshewa
Inlet
j
"
fortune-teller.
As
usual,
the
affair
was
most
,,u
""""
U1
ou"mrl
Five
tbousar.c
r-i...
Rupert
A
complete
and
highly
satisfactory
target
practice
was
carried
rtif
i-l
1
1
r
f
m
rr
TSiocjiv
f
mm
I
a
rriin
tlons
at
Barrett
and
Frederlcl
Points
protecting
the
.fntranceof
Prince
Rupert
Harbor.
SeveraJ,Jal-voes
fired
out
to
sea
demonstrated
a
remarkable
decree
of
tedbTnical
skill
and
accuracy.
It
was
a
striking
demonstration
of
what,
value
these
fortifications
might
be
un
main's,
dcr
certain
circumstances
In
the
protection
of
the
port.
Capt.
A.
O.
Rlx
and
Capt.
J
T.
Harvey
were
Large,
ln
cnaW
of
the
guns
and,
with
their
men
as
well
as
the
other
of
ficers,
fully
nroved
their
ability
in
Moose
Hall,
"manning
the
guns."
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Mrs.
Darton
s.
May
29.
Evening
"
Branch
W.A.
Tea,
May
30,
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson's.
Olrl
Oulde
Association
Tea.
Mrs.
J.
It.
Morison's,
McBrlde
Street,
June
1.
Wm.
Lamble,
June
5.
i
pay
of
Norway.
ton
are
the
house
quests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'Place
Vancouver.
James
Clark.
Pacific
They
arrived
on
Saturday
.
Ngr.
i,,
en
night's
train
and
are
leaving
to-;
nWht
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Alex
TurnbuU.
Inspector
of
schools,
and
Mrs.
TurnbuU
returned
to
the
cltvon
the
Prince
John
this
morning
from
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
IsIands-
Mr"
TurnbuU
havln8
ma
of
the
newly
established
fortlflca-
he
trip
on
official
duties.
A
fifty
cent
eiasaitita
d.
w.Jl
ften
make
you
many
dollars.
SHOOTING
GALLERY
Adjoining
IDOKA
Kni.I.KR
ARENA
CHURCM
NOTICES
SEVENTEENTH!
OF
MAY
SERVICES
FRIDAY
MA
V
17th.
8
p.m.
AT
FIltSTWINITKIl
PIIIIIIC1I
In
sDlte
of
condltlony'ln
Europel
all
citizens
of
Norwegian
origin
ln
Can-
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea.
Mrs.
ada
and
In
VS.
will
also
thlsjVear
observe
the
National
Independence.
,
Appropriate
Memorial
Ecrvlcwjwill
be
held
Friday
evening,
May
I7th,
Hospital
Auxiliary
Tea,
Nurses
at
nRgf
UNITED
CHURCH.
The
event
Is
sponsored
by
St.
Paul's
Luth-
Home
June
6
eran
Church:
The
Sons
of
N
i
tsocieiy
ana
otner
groups.
v
.ay;
The
Varden
Singers;
The
Nordkap
P
T.A.
Tea
nnd
Children's
Display.
Muslcal
1,,,
wm
inciUdr.
pipe
organ
numbers
by
Miss
Swanna
Oddfellows;
Hall.
Friday.
June
7.'
Olafson
and
Mr
pteJ.
tlen.
A(sd
vocal
selections
by
Mrs.
J".
II.
McLeod
LuUieran
Sewing
Circle
Tea
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Myrwang.
The
Varden.Slngers
will
appear
There
will
'
sale,
Mrs.
Murvold's.
June
13.
j
u'
De
cominuiiui
'Vb
Will
UV
KaYClt.
;
people,
read
tne
Dally
.
News,
It
pays
to
let
them
know
what
vor
PAGE
THRCT
Hosiery
Headquarters
At
Peoples
Semi
Service
KAYSER
HOSE
Ik
75c
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
Hegular
85c
First
Quality
While
our
present
stock
lasts.
The
hose
you've
been
paying
83c
for.
Buy
a
few
pairs.
G-Tt;read
Hosiery
A
reduction
to
meet
present
competitive
condition
j
of
lower
gnde
ho6iry.
Newest
shades.
Oasis,
Valiant.
Burntih.
Suave.
Da
hing
Wh:w
tco.
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Night
Interesting
and
was
much
appred-
"eorRC
ytaaT
auenwon
ior
n
.
y,
p
nrf1
npAnj
P.
OTAnT
TIHni)
AVE.
Next
to
Heilbroner's
Phone
BLUE
967
this
morning
going
through
from
AWvv.vaw.v.v.vmvavvwmwmVvVs
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
P.ATS
ON
RETREAT
ADELAIDE,
Australia.
Maf
IS:
CP)
Up-country
floods
drove
an
army
of
field
rats
"some
as
bl?
as
condensed
milk
cans"
100
miles
in
three
months,
according
to
set
tlers
in
Central
Australia.
KISS
YOUR
TIRED
FEELING
GOODBYE!
PcpUx
Many
Suffer
Low
Blood
Count
And
Don't
Know
It.
Tlx
tiaimiBC
Utlai
ibt
tov
Wood
coot
li
that
roa
rma
weiih
abnst
u
nrach
aa
W
rtr
did
rrrm
look
kraJLhy
mnd
(treat.
rH
raa
raa
trH
If
T
a
la
m
bo.
dotr.
tired
aad
pplna.
U
Mood
cmM
ncaai
7
on
aaat
t
rnoo-a
rrd
Mood
(arpuel.
It
U
tkeir
ital
Job
la
tarry
lire-fina
nit
tram
rout
iann
tbraosaoat
roar
bod
7.
Aad
Jut
aa
it
take
azraa
to
czptod
caaotla
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