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Canadians
twills
are
being
spec-
by
'.he
crofters
of
the
(or
the
Canadian
;
rrply
to
an
Increas-!c;.iand
for
ths
fam-.b
they
have
been
for
generations,
itated
additions
to
50c
underwear,
one
1
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I
njr
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&
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Open
Saturdays
Till
10
p.m.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Royal
John
Lundmalk,
city.
Union
steamer
Catala.
Capt.
Ern-
oth
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CRYSTALS
rp
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t
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7
to
50c
oth
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-
-
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Boards
WALLBOARDS
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complcw
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carefully
screened
and
prepared..
from
shingles
are
'"umber
for
ever?
type
of
building.
Our
and
have
'
'
Charlotte
Islands,
they
arc
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dried
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oils
so
necessary
to
long
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and
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OBSERVE
'
riiosE
032
YOUTH
DAY
I
Mrs.
C.
Piers,
whose
husband
is
a
naval
officer
here,
sailed
on
the
Catala
this
afternoon
for
Victoria.
Ladies'
and
Children's
DRESSMAKING
AND
REMODELLING
U.'iiMHiable
price,
good
work
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Zarelli,
Prop.
I'hoiic
.37
P.O.
Box
511
FUASKU
STUKKT
Prince
Rupert
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
15(1
Healed
Rooms
Hot
Water
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
in
Connection
Mrs.
C.
K.
Black,
Proprietress
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
upp
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
T.QX
196
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
u.i,i
tticture
of
the
Toiunhl's
train,
due
lrom
the
East
Aiiym.c
"-.
-
Wis
,
.
n
.
.
Inrk
was
reported
National
Council
Of
education
Queen
can.
secure
;
-
Urges
Co-operation
For
May
25
News.
There
is
ho
v..-.b-
TORONTO,
May
13:
(CP)
Youth
I
meeting.
Wcdncs-
Sunday,
which
had
its
origin
in
Vftiitti
nrwin
lrl
tw
IVir.
W-iMnnal
Council
of
Education
will
this
year
grossing
favorably
lar-i.
vpar
ihp
nulnit
of
West-
later
date.
mirMer
Abbey
on
Youth
Sunday
'
was
occupied
by
the
High
Com-
Mrs.
Harry
opeutc
w.
mlssloncr
foi
Canada,
the
Hon
land
lighthouse
returned
w
ner
i
LINZEY
AND
INGRAM
LTD.
Hotter
Foods
with
Service
,
Deliveries
Daily
Low
Prices
Attractive
Specials
Libby's
Mllk--1G-
07f.
tins.
Per
doz.
Per
Case
P.uttcr
Sweet
Clover.
3
lbs.
1.10
$1.15
95c
Pork
Sausage
99
Regular
tins.
Fich
Shredded
Wheat
lip
pacKct
1...
A"
?nrtr.
Crackers
Red
Arrow
Per
IQP
Xaboli
Coffee
Regular
dflp-
Sir.
1-10.
una
Fels
Naptha
Soap
Larue
oars
O-Cedar
Oil
91
f
1
Polishing
Cloth
FRKS
vlmcr
Sonus
Tomato
or
Vegetable.
6-oz.
(Jq
uns.
cacu
iliced
Pineapple
Barclay
s
Large
tins.
2&C
Shoe
Polish
2
in
1.
ftp
Black
only,
Pe
Oxydol
Regular
4t)C
nackcts.
2
for
Prunes
Small
size.
2
lbs.
Clover
Honey-
58
C
4-lb.
tins.
Fach
New
Potatoes-
-Nice
size
white.
25c
6
lbs.
Fresh
Tomatoes
20C
Lb.
Chateau
Cheese
"t
J'f
Op
iA-lb.
packet
LarPe
Lettuce
gp
Each
3
belivcrles
Dally
To
AH
Parts
of
the
City
Free
Delivery
on
All
Orders
Prince
'Rupert
Ratepayers
asso-
Tr
ii
rrnrker.
officer
com-
VyUUV.
ii
.
i
Rpnrohllcht
Bat-dom.
m
services
on
that
day,
proceed-
a
Gardiner
and
F.
E.
Scott,
alter
sermons
at
.
.
,
,
.
1
l
n,
T
kJl
"
ine
as
un
rs
to
those
-cnurones
sDehalne
several
aay
nc
"
.
making
laiaiVlilQ
special
VW
provisions
for
them,
"
nectioh
HVVMV"
with
"
"
"
Bank
of
Montreal
in
t
auuc
rvtnhiv
winnlnptr.
on.trtni
rtntips.
left
by
last
ev-
town
and
country,
many
feature
their
next
stop
at
vancound
Victoria
n
ng
t
am
for
"!ThelZ"
Srv'J'ralUes
have
already
been
re
George.
They
had
been
at
;.)
uc-
radian
women
wear
noon
today
from
Stewart
and
other
,u
&y?iwA
wh
th,
,nltlal
ltom
ln
northern
points
and
sailed
at
1-0
nr(zram
0f
he
Empire
Youth
into
tweed
coats
for
p.m.
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
MovcmPrt
and
a!
)t,
very
founda-
tlon.
Its
inauguration
was
due
to
Canadian
Initiative.
If
is
Cana
da'
privilege
to
take
the
lead
.at
'Mis
critical
tnic
and
to
this
mrl
Ih"
co-o'icra'ion
is
souiht
of
a.U
4ho
who
believe
that
thp
British
PcvIps
form
t;he
one
solid
bulwark
xnminst
the
forps
of
evil
bes-Min'?
ChrH'pnripm.
W'h
such
cn-fvcra-
tlnn
Yp-ii,v)
En"'l-v
can
nlay
Its
rnrt
In
th
Rmlri's
bat,il
fnr
frppflni
-nr)
bppnrp
nn
jT'i"nas-
tbp
fp""
"f
vo'ith
nwn
t.'in
Trail
r
Hip
Prpit
Orusadc."
mediately.
Apply
in
own
handwriting1
to
Carlisle
Cannery,
P.O.
Box
9.
Prince
Rupert.
'1171
Church
by
Rev.
Dr.
Alexander
Eslcr
fidelity,
prayer
rr.
"T,
I
organized
and
all
denominations
stewart
before
coming
here.
mt.
j
"8V
mDattly-
these
ut
vv
wiU
uke
part.
Scott
a
few
years
ago
was
laenti-
-fc
attributes
of
mother-some
even
nave
cuns.
,
,
,
nr.
.H
..u
the
local
branch
of
the
";--.
Presbyterian
j
..,
.i
h
ftU"UM
"ai
"-v""v-
v.....
..v
-
were
HMt
awci;
on
on
in
in
ni
First
-.j-
-
waw
aim
ou.w
ganization
has
been
completed
Islands
Prepare
..back
interest.
Suits
have
r
m
Old
more
hrou
hout
tn
commonwealth.
.....a)
Weave
for
Canadian
a
-shooting
Jackef
split
at
the
Zealand
is
to
observe
Youth
Wearer
back,
Jackets
are
tucked
into
waist-
Sunday
on
June
lf
a,
the
earlier
bands,
and
topcoats
are
drawn
into
Jf
lnconvenier,t
for
the
schools
ra.
l
,
1.
,,-ttH
tQhc
,
...
.
i
N
MlV
13:
lUrl
iwivu.j
duck
juuiicoo.
itiu
nn
U
Si
which
are
not
then
In
session.
Scuth
Africa,
too,
(can
be
counted
upon
to
ray
its
part.
From
the
Colonial
Office.
London,
a
letter
commendlns
the
observance
of
Empire
Youfh
Sunday
has-
It
is
understood,
cone
to
each
of
the
colonial
dprndencies
and
man-da'ed
terrif-rles.
est
Sheppard.
.
arrived
In
port
at
u
oattcms
patterns
in
of
Harris
J
.'on
snvs:
"Youth
xouin
ounuay
Sunday
is
s
dc
TOO
LATE.
TO
CLASSIFY
Church
Sunday
morning,
me
subject
being
"Mother's
Writing
Copy."
These
attributes
the
pastor
likened
to
the
writing
In
the
school
.
uv.
Thou
wprp
sometnini;
n-wpi
snndav
School
ent,
presided
and
conducted
the
formal
Mother's
Day
service.
There
was
special
music
by
the
Junior
Choir
under
direction
of
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
sundav
nicht
the
Mother's
Day
theme
was
continued
when
'
ur.
is
THEY
KEEP
HERITAGE
British
Children
Armed
With
"Tok-!
en
Of
Freedom"
Reminding
Them
Of
Nation's
Struggle
rr-
!
rvr-TAWA
Mnv
13:
(CP)
When
A.
T.
V.
wh
was
admitted
ciaUon
hTI;
annual
in-pxa-.
Cy
llaii.
AllBrTash
children
left
England
fori
the
Kreat
gatherings
of
Empire
we
prince
rater-avers
Please
attend.
uui
fosU:r
homes
In
the
united
cue
IlUal
nitai
ai
uic
cuu
ui
'"-----
Lhcv
brougnt
wnn
mean
book
called,
"The
Token
of
Free-
uhM-o
where
in
In
England"
inrianri"
a
n
wrvirp
service
will
will
The
The
raffle
raffle
for
for
War
War
Saving
having
Ccr
t.cr-
...
Atmnlntv's
train
for
1
A
Vnind
rrd
or
more
fragments
be
broadcast
to
the
Emnirc
and
the
tificate
by
the
Women's
Hmp
tal
.
,.
Qeorcc
to
spend!
tTom
the
writings
of
the
worlds
United
United
States.
States.
Auxiliary
Auxiliary
will
will
be
be
posipu..
postponed
in
a
,
ill)
I.
w
w
nvv-
-
n.fonHoK
of
libcrtv
are
in
uie
.
hr.rlr
.riven
to
each
CMld
SO
vudv
William
Manual,
who
had
been
he
c'r
she
may
never
forget
.
toe
coSSon
a
charge
of
common
heritage
their
d.moth"S
:
.
.
.
-ua
o
vnnnsr'tn
Encland
are
flshtlng
tor.
uinf
M,cew
nn
iw.iv
2S
the
inH
home
today
af
ter
spending
a
f"
",
hi
v.-.nH
was
I
itnHP!-
nn
illustration
of
Britan-
spcakcr
will
be
cither
General
SH
few
days
visiting
in
the
city
as
the
,mprlson.
'nla
confldlns
hcr
children
into
the
Charles
Dill,
the
chief
or
sian
w
BUCsi
pi
Mr.
au
...
.
w
E
Fisher
in
outytixtcnea
arms
ti
"""-"r""
the
Imperial
Forces,
or
a
young
mntv
court
yesterday.
Uberty
Uberty
Is
Is
this
this
Inscription,
Inscription,
xna
xna.
unknown
airman.
p.
h.
Linzey,
census
commissioner
vMtv,
s,mH1ti
.nncHt.iit
a
fit-
RVorna.
left
on
last
evenings
tin2
tiorollary
tj
the
Empire-Wide,
train
for
a
trip
to
Smithers
on
bus-
JYlottieir
S
UaY
observance
or
St.
ueorge
s
uay.
auu
mess
m
connttw""
"
1
iU
observance
a
fresh
step
in
the
He
will
return
here
Thursday
nignt
rihQprVPfl
organization
of
the
Great
Crusade.
and
sail
the
next
evening
on
the
15
Yuu
Canadian
schools
and
youth
or-
princess
Adelaide
for
Ocean
Falls.
franWoMnrrt
It
L!
hODed.
Will
loin
'
iToken
cf
Freedom
was
given
to
me.
'John
Bull
Jr.'
wnen
i
12
years
old
by
sqmeone
wno
these
words
and
knew
what
they
,nt
Qnrt
knew
why
I
must
chcr-
-
-
ULVUltv
ish
them
and
hold
Uiem
sa:rea
as
long
a.s
I
live."
Pericles,
Dante.
Mlltan.
Iinlioln,
Presbyterian
!
Blake
are
amon?
the
writers.
DHvntPiv
nrlnUd
for
distribution
among
those
children
going
to
the
United
States,
by
the
Americans-.
in-Brltaln
Outpost
of
The
Commit-
j
tee
for
Defending
America
oy
Aid
ing
the
Allies,
a
foreword
tens
tnc
Ichlldren
to
observe
the
Statue
of
Liberty
in
New
York,
harbor
no.u-
Ing
high
the
torch
and
a
book
In
the
other
hand
wltn
me
mrcc
Iwords,
"Liberty,
Liberie,
fTeeouiu.
"TyranU,"
reads
the
books
pre-fnP.
"hate
these
words
and
try
.
in
18
fr
to
90
20
couy
uwiu.
'
.
.
.
on
-AMTimi
V.l
1
vnnns
VUUUS
man
llia.ll
-
V"
-
A
mn
the
stones
----
WAN
ftiii
o
ouuua,
snndav
,
School
joined
lnlnprl
a
a
"
large
,Mf
-
unnr
your
British
Rrltlsh
fathers
fathers
and
ano.
mouwi,
mother!,
,
1
These
words
poet,
William
Blake,
are
recorded
in
It:
....
i
Let
Liberty,
the
chartered
rigni
i
of
Englishman,
Won
by
our
fathers
in
muuj
a
glorious
field,
soldiers:
let
Liberty,
UilVl
-
'-'j
j
I
ft
u-
ThA
Turn
nnaresL.
-nio-n
r
My
r.nnn,LcnJcu
uiiu
1CT
SpUrvC
vjii
uiuiJ-
i
fAOl
1HRM
Wilms
is
J
STRENGTH
IS
under
proof
SyV
CONTENTS
25
Oil
TMQUIMV
60H00N
CO.tTD,LON0ON.lNI,Ln
jht'LAftll
ya
dtiUlliU
in
Pit
woUd
This
advertisement
is
not
pub-
j
for
all
children
to
emulate
ana
.oj-
iio
oesuuy
nsneo
or
uTn
-.
ir
S
thp
the
for
office
work.
This
position
has
o;aconahoeut
llfe.
chllaren
whlch
they
find
them
carved.
But
quor
Control
Board
or
by
tm
Columbia
British
cood
orospects
for
advancement
P
I'
Government
of
r
pnprPtir
bov.
also
two
oi
ww
thn,h
Thev
mean
.
-rr.
w
i.v,....-.
o-y-
eeneral
congregation
in
me
m.-
are
v
r
storekeepers
for
the
summer.
All
M
tner.s
Day
service.
J.
E.
it,
and
you
are
their
messengers,
nivwp
above
nositlons
nositions
reoulre
require
boys
boys
1m
1m-
ia
.
.
..
,
superintend
in-iH-!
.
i
of
r
the
nrpnt.
Great
EnslLsh
English
IS
KILLED
i
IN
LONDON
Harold
1'arks,
Formerly
Of
l'rinco
Rupert,
Losis
Life
In
Action
Sweetest
Names
on
Eartn-jc..
the
Dawie.'
I
..
,
Mother."
There
was
special
music
A
prologue
by
Gemirey
una.
wmc
-
ia
by
the
Senior
Choir.
is
a
Pt.w--on
a
cable
.Ihls
A
"spot"
tjv
only
nan
a
dollar.
Try
it
In
the
Dally
News
lasslfletl
column.
''i'
Announcements
All
advertisement
In
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
miMilli
at
25c
a
word.
Hospital
Auxiliary
Tea.
Nurses
Home,
May
15.
rnmhrai
Chapter
1.
O.
D.
E.
Spinster;'
Spree
Friday,
May
10.
nnr.K
n
C.A.M.0
.
R.C.A.S.C..
R.
C.
E.!
Auxiliary
Empire
Tea.
Leg
ion,
May
17.
coin's
speem
"m,,
.
""'.
,w.
his
hm-
iri
the
freedom
oi
tnc
wc6wjui
monuns
uiiuvun.o
-
---
Uier,
Harold
Parks
na
world
are
quoted.
Thcw
word
In
the
dook
"i
ncca
m
action
wnnc
not
remind
the
House
that
wc
London
fire
department
for
wliich
are
(come
to
a
new
era
ln
the
his-
he
was
the
driver
oi
a
ms
.-...
torv
of
the
nations:
tnat
we
arc
iiaroia
trains
.uu,
called
to
struggle
for
the
destiny,
years
In
Prince
Rupert
7mc
time
not
of
this
country
alone,
but
of
ago,
being
identified
with
the
the
civilized
world.
.
.
"were,
not
Bridges
and
Building
Department
TOokcn
by
Winston
Churchill,
out
0f
the
Canadian
nation!
imuwij-o
by
WllUam
Pitt
in
April
iou.
Shocking
Story
i
Fishy
But
True
Fish
in
Lake
Near
Seattle
Electrocuted
W.
A.
uanaaian
utgivii
-
;-
-
electrically
1,
n.
Sale,
May
21.
Presbyterian
Tea,
MacKay.
May
22.
Lutheran
Metropole.
Mrs.
Jumes
Circle
Tea,
May
23,
'The
Private
Secretary"
Capitol
Theatre,
May
28.
Catholic
tea,
Mrs.
Blain's,
May
29.
Battle
of
Jutland
Tea
May
31,
Canadian
Legion.
Bundles
to
Prcsbvtcrian
Missionary
tea,
Mrs.
Duncan
McRae's,
June
4.
Strawberry
Tea.
St.
Peter's
Eve
ning
Branch.
Mrs.
Thomas,
June
5.
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs.
Evltt's,
.Tune
5.
Parent
Teachers'
Tea.
June
6.
Queen
Mary
tea,
Legion
Hall,
June
H
for
soldiers'
graves.
MAIL
US
YOUR
FILMS
TODAY
Any
size
roll
developed
and
printed25c
Special
"Decko-Art"
prints
Reprints
twelve
for
35c
STEFFENS-COLMER
PHOTO
CO.
P.O.
Box
220
Vancouver
B.C.
.Un
made
many
friends
while
here.
Prior
to
the
outbreak
of
war
he
'served,
with
the
Royal
Air
Force
In
Egypt.
While
ln
Prince
Rupert
he
was
a
member
of
the
102nd
Regiment.
He
was
also
a
prominent
football
player.
Deceased
was
married,
but
had
Were
no
children.
Th
lcral
brother
is
a
veteran
of
the
last
war
as
a
result
of
which
sf.attle.
Mav
13:
(CP)-
The
h-
.suffers
d'abalitles.
state
game
department
solved
the
Harold
Parks
was
too
young
for
May
Seventeenth
Program,
Moose'
mystery
of
Steel
Lake's
dead
fish.
wnlce
,n
th.
iast
war.
J
.
I
Tn,,,
Thpv
...nra
wpre
Kolnir
beine
electrocuted.
PlPptrOCllted.
Hall.
General
speaker.
Stcffcns
guest
After
residents
notified
tne
oe-
nartment
of
numerous
dead
fish
oped
a
short
circuit.
"
.
.
,
'Ti
it,.
i.t,chn
thp
ripnurtment
The
shock,
travelling
into
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
(iOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
HAMMOCKS
Ready
to
hang
ln
place.
Different
colors.
Each
LAWN
RUC.S-From,
each
PHONE
775
$6.00
45c
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
the
discovered
that
an
oper-
water,
via
the
pipeline
electrocuted
ated
pump
drawing
water
from
the
all
usn
wnnin
a
c'".c
u-lake
to
a
nearby
farmhouse
devel-
tancc.
Monday,
Wednesday,
mciay,
o
p.m..
Alr-Conditloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
on
Thursday
and
Saturdays
11:30
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
For
Full
Information
and
Reservation,
etc
Call
or
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
3rd
Avenue
Phone
260
Prince
Rupert.
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
v
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