.
PAOE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEW3
DAILY
EDITION
You
can't
let
them
down
RELIEVE
HUMAN
SUFFERING
The
Red
Cross
needs
$9,000,000
NOW
You've
supported
the
Ited
Cross
in
the
past.
It
has
done
a
marvellous
Job
for
the
sick
and
suffering,
far
the.
comfort
of
Canadians
away
from
home.
The
need
becomes
greater
every
month
for
the
great
human-itarian
work
the
lied
Cross
is
doln.
It
must
be
kept
up.
Your
dollars
are
needed
for
this
colossal
task.
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Generously!
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MONDAY.
MAY
11,
1912.
EDITORIAL
In
Prince
Rupert
Too
.
.
.
Announcing
that
half
of
more
than
ten
million
dol
lars
worth
of
real
estate
which
twenty
years
ago
had
re-
IT!
Vf
n1
f
r
flirt
Af.t
-Tim
.....
1
1
Al
.
.
11
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me
xui
ia.cs
Wcia
huh
DUCK
on
Lllc
laX
1011
,
following
Drivate
nurchase.
Citv
Cnmmic!innp
.Tnl00""
adviaaWe.
All
persons
ln-
Hodgson
of
Edmonton
says
that
tax
forfeited
propertyoSTl?1
k?J
once
the
source
of
endless
worry
to
the
city
administrator
ItX
LTZZ
tion,
has
now
become
one
of
the
city's
greatest
assets
aiwhere
Mrs.
Jack
Johns
and
her
yiuiutiig
large
sums
annually
lor
current
financing
and
improvements.
Prince
Rupert's
experience
in
accumulating
tax-forfeited
property
paralleled
Edmonton's.
Signs
are
not
lacking
today
that,
like
Edmon-
Zl
"
IS
pL2fIO"JS"5.e.a
e
foiling
queationnafre
Is
in-
.w...
-v
June
jtu2Jcii,
iicipiiig
iu
pay
ueois
II
not
to
dicattve
of
the
Information
sought:
finance
necessary
civic
work.
...
.
rf
'
,
l.
If
Tf
and
nH
when
it
is
considered
,
---
-
-
.
'future
conditions
warrant
evacua-
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PRICKS
PAID
Representing
HUDSON'S
RAY
COMPANY
Ship
to
J.
E.
ORMI1EI.M,
Cow
Hay,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
Phone
815
Were
Married
'MARRIED
IN
.Miss
A
pretty
wedding
took
place
Saturday
eveninff
In
th
rniaw
nf
I
i
l
tf.
.
L.
.
n
won
iioiii
me
mnce
Kupert
area,
would
j-ou
wtsh
our
Committee
to
arrange
for
the
evacuation
or
any
member
of
your
family?
Yes.
No.
2.
Full
name
of
head
of
family.
3.
Occupation.
Address.
Tel,
No.
4.
If
at
present
employed,
give
address
of
Employer.
5.
Names,
ages
and
sex
of
eva-suees.
6.
Have
you
friends
or
relatives
to
whom
you
may
evacuate.
If
so,
give
name
and
address.
7.
Assuming
housing
accommo
dation
can
bi
provided,
please
Indicate
your
ability
to
Dav
board
and
incidental
expenses
of
each
evacuee.
Yes.
No.
8.
Are
you
able
to
supply
requirements
for
each
child
evacuee
as
recommended
by
the
Evaluation
Committee?
Yes.
No.
9.
Remarks.
Following
is
a
list
of
requirements
by
each
child
evacuated;
1
sweater,
1
or
2
overalls,
C.''
2
sweat
shirts.
2
underwear.
2
pyjamas.
2
stockings.
1
shade
hat.
1
pair
shoes
and
rubbers.
1
pair
runners.
1
pair
slippers.
1
coat
or
windbreaker.'
1
bath
robe
(choice).
2
single
blankets
with
sheet
or
sleeping
bag.
3
sheets
and
2
pillow
cases.
1
pillow.
Toothbrush
and
paste.
Toilet
and
laundry
soap.
2
practical
bath
towels.
Wash
cloth.
Comb
and
hair
brush.
Handkerchiefs
.
Kleenex.
Toilet
paper,
Paper
towels.
Boy
Scout-First
Aid
Kit
(Prle
!
approximately
$1.00)
bewing
kit
j
scissors,
etc.
This
will
all
roll
up
In
ground
i
sheet
needles,;
thread,
Tj:rrv
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
For
Evacuation
Committei
WHAT
WILL
1942
BE?
LONDON,
Maq
9
OWNet
expen
anure
oi
the
Navy
In
1040
384,102,378
($1,728,730,701),
was
ac-
cording
to
the
Naval
Appropriation
account
for
that
year
of
war
activities.
.
Saturday
Eve
NEW
CHURCH
jean
.nn
Muma
Merometi
Ilrlde
of
William
Murdoch
at
Peter
llusoy
at
Prettv
And
Interesting
Ceremony
;
Interesting
Ceremony
1
I
B
1
TIT-
the
bridal
party
14
ertbrrd
the
hall
k
the
attaint
of
the
Weeding
March
played
by
Peter
Un,
she
carried
a
shower
bouquet
of
red
rosebuds.
The
bridesmaid.
Miss
Amy
Qlske
j
slater
of
the
bride,
wm
dainty
In
net
lace
silk
with
turquoise
over
Mis,
KMe
CAt
Heeames
IJride
0f
1
1
htwtit-o
nm
to
muicn
ana
umi-
iquet
of
pink
car
nations.
Leading
Searihn
Robect
Eby
.
i
acted
a
groomsman.
The
fust
msrnase
to
tae
place
wtecttem
were
I
At
At
..it
..At.
!
I
-
.
in
iiie
.
new
.
.
01.
-
a
s
i
uuineran
mww.v.w..
tMrnl
twhviwi
hv
v
the
hip
vardiw
vMnim
fYHUffrm
Staffer.
-n
-
-
-
-
-
--
-
v
i
the
First
Presbyterian
Church..
Church
at
Fifth
Avenue
-
-
and
Me-1
tu
i
urn
k
-
t
votwuiti
avnwee
w
sy
Rev.
A.
F.
MacSween
officiating.
Bride
Street
was
the
pretty
and'a
reception
in
the
Commodor'
wnen
Jean
Ann.
daughter
of
Mr.
interesting
ceremony
wtuch
nni-'
cafe
with
about
seventy
-
five
and
Mrs.
Suffka
of
Winnipeg,
be-1
ted
a
well
known
and
poaular
came
the
bride
of
WtHiam
Mur-
cal
Norwegian
young
couple
in
the
wihes
and
fellclUtlons
to
the
doch,
R.C.N.VR
.
son
of
Mrs.
Jas.
persons
of
Miss
Elsie
OUk,
third
happy
ample
who
receive-1
under
Watt,
formerly
of
this
city
and
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
a
weddlng
bell
of
whit
wttti
pink
now
residing
in
Scotland.
GUke.
and
Leading
Seaman
Peter
and
te
streamers.
Th
hrlHo
wKia
unro
nr
nftr-
Itusov
nf
the
Rami
Pa
nasi
Inn
11
,
"
-w.v
mi
mm-
t
'
inere
was
m
spronuia
wruuing
noon
dress
of
navy
blue
crepe
with
Nvy
.eldest
son
of
the
late
Lief
breakfast
during
which
the
toast
mtHtr
Vi
ny
A
mt.ll.
ITllCAV
Alul
f
Mf
lftftftlf
Tfc
......
iu
ucccasur-,"
.....
we
Kuu
was
proposea
oy
Mr.
ies
with
corsage
of
talisman
roses.
.
church
hall,
where
the
nuptials
Myrwraj
with
the
groom
res-was
given
in
marriage
by
O.
V.
,
were
solemnised,
was
crowded'
,rvw.
Hartley.
The
bridesmaid.
Miss
Ha-
Hh
friends
of
the
couple,
the
al-
7'
.f"
prop0f,,
rel
Fisher,
wore
an
ocean
blue
tar
draped
with
white
sUk
t0Mt
to
bcldeamaid
to
crepe
dress
and
hat
with
a
corsag?
and
rosfbudi
and
white
and
pink
which
the
groomsman
responded,
of
pink
carnations.
George
Brown
itreamers
ith
spring
flowers
ad-
There
were
other
speaker
R.C.N.V
R.
was
groomsman.
.orned
the
hall.
Rev.
J.
H.
Myrwang
rne
bride
was
assisted
In
cut-
A
reception
was
held
at
the
officiated.
.
UnK
her
cak.
b
M
n
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
J.
An-'
ride
Pcure
T
Jf
derson,
where
the
popular
young
couple
received
the
congratulations
nf
4ha4v
tva
finl
J
u
vvti
4
tan
j
iiiTj-uua
uuuer
un
NOTICE
Registration
of
Those
Desirous
of
Becoming
Evacuated
Arrangements
have
now
been
completed
for
the
registration
of
all
persons
who
may
wish
to
become
evacuated
from
the
Prince
Rupert
area
if
and
when
National
Defence
vc
authorities
uuiuinm
consider
coiigiaer
such
aucn
assistants
will
undertake
the
nec
essary
registration.
Registrations
will
be
taken
from
2
to
5
D.m.
daily
except
Saturday
and
Sunday
irom
the
:3th
to
the
27th
instant.
1
in
her
wedding
gown
or
white
sat-
"
-
"
w
In.
Princess
style,
with
veil
and
tri,
of
Mrs
Jean
DeCa.io
s
coronet
of
orange
bloasnms.
Qiven
orchestra
n-unded
out
the
happ'
arch,
beautifully
decorated
with.1"
ma"e
ptnK
and
white
streamers
and
evergreen.
by
her
father,
after
evening
and
the
means
YOU
Doth
brkft
and
trodn
cam
out
from
No
way
fifteen
years
agxf
travelling
with
their
famlftas
on
the
same
shlo.
Both
attnUri
school
here.
The
bride
has
been
on
the
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
GksHnnt
HmtiHaL
The
groom
U
at
present
on
laave
fram
his
dls
out,
of
Halifax
vt&
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
h1
will
be
returning
to
service
in
about
ten
days'
tuna.
Are
Married
At
Catholic
Church
.MUe
Augrla
Sullivan
IWme
Ilrlde
of
frtly
Officer
Ritchie
The
marriage
took
place
on
Saturday
morning
at
9
oVbicfc
in
An
nunclation
Church.
Rev.
FMUm
w.
p.
Lantagne
ofrVtating,
of
Mtsa
Angela
Sullivan,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
'Mrs.
Leonard
Sullivan,
Hall-fax.
Nova
Scotia;
to
Oeorge
b.
ward
Ritchie,
supply
petty
officer.
R.C.N..
son
of
Mrs.
W.
H.
White
and
the
late
Frederick
W
Ritchie
of
Victoria
The
bride
cltosr
a
gimn
of
Siege
irdinmit
'a
'
h
.
iru-
!
m.-lrli
and
,i
.r
;
of
hi-art
ri-ie-
:iM(1
4.
..f
v.i:iev
S
.
a
:.
Cross
IN
PRISON
CAxMPS,
in
enemy
hospitals,
In
the
dark
hours
of
loneliness
or
suffering,
men
voice
that
cry.
?,Vc
are
getting
one
food
parcel
per
week
and
50
cigi.
from
the
Red
Cross."
.
.
.
"These
parcels
enable
us
to
enjoy
home
comforts
and
keep
up
health
and
spirits."
So
they
write.
And
what
of
the
relatives?
"I
feel
so
happy
to
think
of
your
kindness
to
my
poor
boy,
in
a
prison
camp
for
two
years.
God
bless
you
all."
.
.
.
"It
gives
us
great
comfort
to
know
our
husbands
are
getting
the
comforts
they
need."
;
;
;
"When
we
got
your
card
about
our
brother,
we
felt
as
though
the
sun
suddenly
shone."
4
More
than
a
million
parcels
have
been
sent
up
to
now,
to
prisoners
of
war.
YOUR
money
makes
the
work
of
the
Red
Cross
possible.
The
need
is
great
and
GROWING.
You
never
have
failed
them-you
will
not
fail
them
now.'
Open
your
heart
and
your
purse
sirings-Gi
ve
Generously.
THEONLY
NATIONAL
CAMPAIGN
THIS
YEAR
FOR
s,
w
SERVICE
FUNDS
CANADIAN
4
tended
b
i
Cpl.
M
TOOmsrna:
Mr.
a
i
ii
y
up
reie,
.
Room-
Mice
Pw1
n
l!,iAuJihr
Cmtol
f
I-ccal
Campaln
lleadqutft
GI7
2nd.
Avenue
Plion.
I
'I
neecf
RED
CROS!
'"uo
vwiui
nogetsl
becomes
BrHe
Cathedr
Rit
In
fit
edral
ii,.
ed
qui
'
Coral
A
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Mm.
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Arnold
!
WtMiam
ii
Uaf
Hut
Hwuu).
Capt.
n
late,
or
n
...
The
br
ri
'
very
p;,
Rupert
here
!n.
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am.
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