1
Prince
Eupert
Dafip
l!3etoj
Wednesday,
November
17,
1943
eminiscences
By
w.j.
d
Reflections
"Male
child,"
whispered
a
for
aeroplanes.
There
Will
be
a
Buckingham
Palace
servant
to
strip
4.500
feet
in
length.
The
a
police
officer
on
duty
near
the
trim
little
island
within
handy
main
entrance
last
Sunday.
Out-
distance
of
town
has
always
side,
an
eager
multitude
pressed
:
been
a
favorite
spot
for
summer
CUSTOMS
AND
CEREMONIES
ROYAL
BIRTHS
DATE
BACK
I
II
TO
HISTORY
By
KATHLEEN'COUREANDER
Although
the
baby
born
to
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
is
a
commoner
at
the
time
of
its
birth
as
its
father
is
not
a
Royal
Duke,
it
stand:,,
nevertheless,
in
the
direct
line
of
succession
to
the
Throne,
second
only
to
its
mother.
The
birth,
therefore,
recalls
some
historic
customs
which
have
long
been
maintained
when
a
Royal
-'
infant
arrives
in
Britain.
acted
ag
stewards
and
butlers.
One
of
these,
now
dispensed
Britain's
present
Princess
with,
was
that
a
Minister
of
the
Elizabeth
was
christened
five
Crown
should
await
the
birth
of
.
WPeks
after
her
birth
in
the
the
newcomr
in
an
adjoining
Chapel
Royal,
Buckingham
Pal-room.
Stress
was
long
laid
on
ace.
The
occasion
was
a
family
this
tradition,
especially
if
there
one,
and
only
her
relations
were
was
any
likelihood
that
the
child
present
in
the
chapel
(which
would
one
clay
become
the
reign-
had
been
built
for
Queen
Vicing
sovereign.
jtoria,
Thj,
chapPlj
wh,ch
was
This
attendance
was
due
to
a
converted
from
a
conservatory,
famous
Constitutional
crisis
h
ft
flnt
vmnmwl
.lllnr
nn.
est;..
v
.
cfi
outings.
But
really,
my
dear
WaUon.
you
cannot
but
admit
it's
much
better
to
have
passenger
planes
land
there
than
picnic
parties.
n1
guessed
and
wondered.
'"It's
a
boy,"
shouted
the
constable.
And
for
once,
a
policeman
became
the
most
popular
man
in
town.
.
MORE
JUVENILE
TEAMS
III
ACTION'-.
Spirited
Play
in
High
Sriiuol
Basketball
Section
More
teams
of
the
Juvenile
Basketball
League
wen
into
action
Tuesday
afternoon.
There
was,
as
usual,
a
large
crowd
of
team
supporters.
In
the
first
game
High
4
defeated
High
3
by
20
to
3.
The
first
half
was
slow
with
both
teams
trying
hard.
High
4
had
the
edge
and
shut
out
High
3
10
to
0
at
the
half.
In
the
third
quarter
High
3
broke
into
the
scoring
column
and
made
all
their
points,
Chandler
scoring
a
field
goal
and
Dennison
a
foul
shot.
High
4
continued
scoring
and
piled
up
a
big
lead.
Eilck-son
and
Smith
led
High
4.
All
the
playera
played
hard
and
arc-learning
the
game.
Men's
and
Young
Men's
Pants
Real
good
make
and
fit
From
$0.00
tt
St.'i.OO
Men's
and
Young
Men's
Worsted
Suits.
Single
and
double
breasted.
.
Well
tailored
to
fit
;.
$.17..
Men's
Rain
Coats
Navy
Only
All
sizes
$f.00
Men's
all
wool
lined
Cruiser
Coats.
Best
Make
and
Fit
Reg.
$15.00,
Special
$11.00
Men's
Dress
Caps
Good
assortment.
All
wool.
Special
Reduced
Prices
KUKHo
$i.or
Men's
Work
Pants,
Good
Make,
All
siies,
pre-shrTik
Reg.
$4.00
Special
$2.5
Boys'
School
Boots"
and
Oxfords
Solid
Leather.
Siies
1
to
S.
Special
frp&i
$.-,.00
Boys'
Pants
for
dress
or
school
Well
made
All
sizes.
Real
reduced
prices
from
$2.7.
to
$12.'
According
to
advice
from
Ottawa,
no
investigation
of
an
official
character
will
be
made
into
the
wrecking
of
the
Egg
Island
light
and
the
thrilling
escape
and
days
of
exposure
and
hardship
suffered
by
the
Wil-kins
family.
Could
it
be
possible
for
Ottawa
to
unbend
enough
to
establish
and
maintain
a
coast
guard
on
what
is,
in
certain
seasons,
one
of
the
In
some
lines,
the
cost
of
goods
Is
going
down
and
how
long
this
soothing
state
of
affairs
will
last
can
only
be
conjectured.
Let
gratitude
be
felt.
Yet,
comes
the
disconcerting
rumor
that
more
men
are
being
laid
off.
Agitn,
the
same
old
chestnut
"always
something
to
take
the
joy
out
or
life."
Why,
when
things
call
for
less
cash,
should
earnings
start
shrinking
or
stop?
which
occurred
in
Britain
260
Lf
supported
by
16
white
coll
years
ago.
Queen
Mary
of
Mo-
j
mns.
At
the
west
of
the
altar,
d
na,
second
wife
of
King
James,
and
at
the
east
a
gallery
con-II.
whose
previous
babies
had
.taining
a
Royal
pro.
The
gold
The
second
game
saw
Borden
i
u...u
...
miancy,
gave
Dirtn
pre-'vessel
known
as
the
Lily
Font,
wildest
and
most
dangerous
i
..m,u.e.y
10
me
cnnci
wno
was
designed
hi
1340
fur
Queen
Vk
shore
lines
in
all
Canada?
The!
expenditure
of
public
money
is
JVfOOSE
PLANNING
rvmiwu
lawr
as
"
l
ne
uia
rre--
r-'a
.hi,i-n
knnM
School
gain
their
second
win
by
beating
Annunciation
School
12
to
7.
This
game
was
nearly
an
iipsat
as
Annunciation
threatened
to
beat
a
more
ex
onen
spent
ior
iar
less
useiui
i
'CHAPTER
NIGHT'
purposes.
tender."
Although
when
this
fcuby
was
born
at
St.
James'
Palace
the
Queen's
apartments
were
thronged
with
Royal
ad-
from
Windsor
for
the
occasion.
According
to
an
old
custom
it
was
filled
with
water
brought
from
the
river
Jordan.
This
tradition
has
been
adhered
to
perienced
Borden
team.
The
store
at
the
end
of
the
first
half
was
4
to
2
for
Annuncia
Plans
for
the
forthcoming
"Chapter
Night"
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
were
begun
at
a
meeting
of
the
organization's
I
nerenis,
no
Minister
or
respon
An
Evening
bmplre
personal
note,
November
1,
1930,
says
Mrs.
James
C.
Brady
and
family,
moving
to
Ottawa,
were
giv
sible
dignitary
such
as
Archbishop
ol
Canterbury
the
in
the
British
Royal
Fami'y
from
was
the
days
of
the
Crusaders,
who
tion.
They
had
the
edge
in
play
homemaking
committee
held
at
ln
this
half
,n
tlle
second
ha
,
-
I
en
a
mousing
send-off.
enlivened
the
home
or
oranuate
Kegenc
the
.M
-ynprn,.Pfl
z,,wap
by
a
pipe
band.
The
pipers
Mrs.
bam
tiaugan.
rresem
a,
Mayers'
started
to
hit
the
bas-
present,
ihe
Whigs,
a
political
first
brought
this
water
to
Brit-party
who
opposed
James
II
anc"
aln
from
Palestine.
The
Prin-wi.shed
to
see
his
son-in-law
cess
was
baptized
Elizabeth
Al-William
of
Orange
and
hislexander
Mary
by
the
late
Dr.
Protestant
wife
Mary
on
th!
Lane.
Arehhish
were
Alex
McDonald,
Jim
Scur-
the
meeting
were
Mrs.
O.
Steg
I
f&lSP
Everybody
Everybody
knows
knows
-
there's
there's
a
cereal
with
delicious,
crisp,
natural
whole
wheat
flavor!
Golden,
,sun-
geon
and
Hugh
Smith
anT
avig,
Mrs.
R.
Giske,
Mrs.
J.
Kas-Drummer
Kelly.
That
was
18
per,
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon,
Mrs.
R.
years
ago.
Mrs.
Brady,
whose
Fossum,
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner
amiability
and
gifts
as
an
en-
and
Mrs.
H.
Muncey.
Refresh-
IMPRESSIVE
CEREMONIAL
ket
and
Were
never
headed.
Annunciation
showed
a
good
working
game
and
should
net
some
wins
in
their
future
games.
Individual
scoring:
High
3
Blackaby,
Chandler
2,
Dennison
1,
Hougan,
Leigh,
l
J
NABISCO
Shredded
Wheat!
It
contains
nourishing
The
first
Royal
child
to
b?
terlalner
were
so
vfoods
your
tamily
needs
to
start
the
day.
And
you
can
well
reeog-
ments,
served
by
the
hostess,
remembered
brought
the
meeting
t
a
close.
L
il.ose
big
1
-ounce
NABISCO
Shredded
Wheat
biscuits
christened
In
this
chapel
was
nized,
will
be
lone.
the
Princess
Royal.
Oueen
Vic-
here.
'
i
from
the
package
or
1
IO
I
(dip
in
hot
water
and
drain),
lown
to
cheery,
wholesome
NABISCO
Shredded
Wheat
toria's
eldest
daughter,
and
on
this
occasion
the
furniture
and
kurrow!
tfh.ssilieo
ACver..tMfig
Pays'
Advertise
ln
the
Daliy
News!
(Continues
on
l-age
Six)
Island
the
site
of
a
landing
field
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
Mid
by
NIAGARA
EAItl,
CANADA
sw-ni
Throne
of
Britain,
maintained
that
the
new
prince
was
an
inconspicuous
infant
who
had
been
smuggled
Into
the.
Royal
bed-chamber
in
a
warming
pan,
and
that
he
was
not
the
legal
heir
to
the
Throne.
After
that
occasion
it
became
usual
for
a
Minister
who.
was
constitutional
representative
of
the
government
to
be
present
in
the
palace
or
in
the
mansion
where
the
birth
was
imminent.
Thus,
for
the
birth
on
November
9.
1841,
of
the
eldest
son
of
Queen
Victoria
(afterwards
Edward
VII)
the
infant's
father,
Prince
Albert,
summoned
for
Christenson,
Dunn
3.
High
4
Smith
8,
Brenson,
Leighton
4,
Erickson
14,
Scherk,
Antrobus,
Youngs,
Kaardal,
Brewerton
26.
Borden
J.
Parill
6,
Atkins
2,
P.
Parnell,
E.
Findlay,
Nelson,
Saville,
Anton
412.
Annunciation
Fitzgreald
2,
Slack,
Gable
5,
Turcotte,
Lyons,
Rousseau,
Dumas,
Basso,
Bury
-7.
tesss?
warn
t&&
Your
Best
Eatixig
Place
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
"
11
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
A'
Bantjuet
Ha)l
for
Luncheons,
Dinners
and
Parties
Chinese
Dishes
'
BROADWAY
CAFE
TERRACE
':
It-
S.O.N.
HOLD
WHIST
DRIVE
the
event
the
Prime
Minister,
the
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
Skeena
Restaurant
and
the
Duke
of
Wellington.
Mr.
A::quith,
who
was
later
Lord
Ox
Sons
of
Norway
held
the
first
of
their
winter
series
of
card
ford
and
Asouith,
Home
Secre-
rfw"
c&WW
008
3rd
Ave
W.
Phone
?00
i
tary
of
Britain
in
1894,
hurried
:
to
White
Lodge.
Richmond
Park.l
parties
in
the
lodge
hall
on
Fifth
Avenue
Friday
evening.
Winners
of
the
whist
tournament
were
Mrs.
O.
Pedersen
and
T
E
II
U
A
C
E
LLOYD
KAUDER,
PROPRIETOR
;00l)
FOOD
GOOD
SERVICE
dim
0.30
a
m.
till
midnight.
Closed
9
p.m.
Sundays
DI
NK
A
N
1).
DAN
C
E
.
Bring
your
friends
and
enjoy
yourselves
AFTERNOON
TEAS
3
TILL
5
Mrs.
Otto
Briemo
and
Hans
Pedersen
and
Alf
Jensen.
Dane-;
ing,
with
music
by
Mike
Colussi
on
the
piano
accordion
follow-
ed
the
whist
drive.
i
Moving,
Packing-,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
f
,
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
Lindsay's
Cartage.
&
Storage
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avpnucs
Established
1910
Phones
(if)
and
C8
when
Prince
Edward
of
York
now
Duke
of
Windsor)
was
.
born.
Similarly
on
April
21,
j
11)26,
Sir
William
Joynson-Hlcks
(Britain's
Home
Secretary
at
!
the
time)
went
in
the
early
i
hours
of
the
morning
to
17
Brutun
Street,
London,
to
be
i
present
in
the
house
when
Prin-cess
Elizabeth
was
born.
I
POMP
AND
CEREMONY
j
In
olden
times
much
pomp
and
ceremony
preceded
a
Royal
birth.
It
was
the
custom
to
prepare
the
Royal
bed-chamber
I
by
hanging
arras
(tapestry)
on
Til
A
CLASrIED
AD!
Classified
AO
m
Using
Pays!
jlVRATHALIS
:
COTTAGE
CHEESE
!
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made!
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Daily
'
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
T()
FINISHING
vcliiiine.
Prinliru
hnlarcinr
lUUICK
hhKVlCE
Amateur
and
In
Tli
SBHTiwmiirt
of
MrltMi
(
(ilinnlila
In
rroh:it"
lit
I
he
Mutter
of
Hip
"
ilinlnMnitlim
AH"
Anil
ti
Utf
Mutter
nl
Hie
Ml
ale
r
Franres
..l.'lfl
I
..M'.!
kjlftl
IlllKlllI
'itpssmnal
Hunnlie
the
walls
of
the
Queen'
sapart-
take
notice'
that
by
order
of
ment.
This
usually
had
a
de-
READING
BOOKS
FOR
CHILDREN
by
Zane
Grey
Nancy
Drew,
Burgess,
and
other
well-known
authors.
i
His
Honor
jikIkp
w.
o.
Fulton,
mmie
sjgn
0f
fieur-de-lys
on
a
blue
I
if
3
i
it
BOOKS
in;r:S
orZ
enm-,
no
tapestry
with
figures
entui
of
Frimces
Nwiveci.
dt-ceased.
j
woven
into
It
was
permitted,
as
All
parties
having
claims
gainst
u
f
th,
,
nl
possib!y
tlM-
aaid
EMnte
are
hereby
recnilred
,
,
,,
lo
furuiah
same,
properly
veriiitid,
to
'
frighten
J.he
Royal
mother.
The
me
on
or
hefore
the
30th
day
of
confinement
pallet
of
Queen
lxvniber,
1948.
after
which
claims'
,.
,
tiled
may
be
paid
without
rofermre
,
Elizabeth
(Henry
VII
s
wife)
had
to
any
cinims
of
which
i
then
had
j
a
velvet
canopy
of
many
colors.
THIS
1
I
IP
Famous
Series
Include
Bohbsey,
Hon-y
Bunch
and
CMfil
STfTl
OS
13
A
3-lB.
MG$1.39
Hardy
Boy
Books.
:
'
'
CANADIAN
EDUCATION
WEEK
NOVEMBER
14
TO
20
or
Heating
Call
;
no
knowledge.
'
All
mirtlea
Indebted
to
the
eMate
i
with
gold
and
ill",
,u,u
...a...
ITU
&
ELKINS
Box
Yl
t
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
!
garnished
with
red
roses.
Some
,ht.AT"r;'"h.antht0dal;
dr'"r
.
clays
before
the
birth
of
her
child
o
in4s
this
Queen
bade
farewell
to
the
albert
e.
ROUDIR.
cou,
tlers
and
retreated
to
her
'
Official
Administrator.
,
"
Atlin.
bc
own
apartments,
where
no
man
(270)
was
flowed
to
enter.
Her
women
y
or
four
gariv
"mtow
utcr
tia
,
.
V1X
85(I.
V--
the
NAMf
FORT
GARRY
is
your
NViii
yr
GUAR
ANTES
Of
OUAIITY
'
W.
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40ft
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What's
Eatinj?
Cookie!
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