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Some
Interesting
on
London
Life
of
Today
Are
Described
by
Former
News
Man
(l!y
Sid
Webb)
From
a
technical
standpoint
the
wireless
(radio)
broadcast
in
England
is
very
good
indeed
and
the
home
as
the
telephone
is
in
"crystal"
type.
One
often
hears
Wales,
Premier
Baldwin,
David
Lloyd
George,
Bernard
Shaw,
etc.,
give
addresses
at
various
functions
which
are
very
distinct.
The
other
evening,
about
11.30
o'clock
cast
from
New
York.
Naturally
it
through
particularly
plain
The
British
wireless
programs,
how-
ever,
are
not
as
versatile
as
the
pro
grams
enjoyed
by
Canadian
listeners
and
over
here
one
gets
a
little
too
much
of
the
classical
music,
poetical
addresses.
debates
and
more
or
less
"dry"
stuff.
There
Is
a
lot
of
controversy
on
the
subject
of
the
nature
of
the
programs
but
the
entire
British
broadcast
Is
In
the
hands
of
the
government
and
as
the
artists
are
engaged
for
some
time
to
come
It
twill
not
be
possible
to
re-arrange
the
programs
Immediately.
While
there
are,
of
course,
a
number
of
valve
(tube)
sets
in
private
operation
this
class
of
set
is
not
In
vogue
generally.
Therefore,
it
Is
only
possible
for
the
majority
of
listeners
to
hear
the
local
broadcast
and
they
cannot
"tune
in"
to
outside
stations.
The
local
broadcast
station
does,
however,
relay
programs
from
provincial
cities
such
as
Manches
ter,
etc.,
occasionally.
TUG
S.MAU,
CAIl
This
Is
the
day
of
the
small
motor
car
in
England
of
which
there
are
a
great
number
cm
the
road.
Some
of
them
are
particularly
diminutive
and
resemble
a
slightly
magnified
baby
carriage.
It
seems
strange,
after
the
large
utomoblles
encountered
on
the
south
ern
British
Columbia
highways,
to
see
these
little
"wasps"
nipping
along
the
streets
but,
although
they
are
small
In
size,
they
are
full
of
pep
from
a
speed
standpoint
and
just
"whizz"
In
and
out
of
the
colossal
traffic.
These
cars
range
In
price
from
100
(
500
dollars)
a
upwards.
However,
the
people
blessed
with
plenty
of
this,
world's
goods
go
in
for
some
wonderfully
pretentious
motor
cars
and
down
the
west-end
one
sees
some
ideal
looking
Rolls-Royce,
Daimler
and
other
cars
of
the
heavier
type
The
motor
cycle
and
side
car
Is
also
very
popular
along
with
a
three
wheeled
gasoline
driven
contraption
holding
two
persons.
The
engine
of
the
latter
Is
of
the
motor
cycle'
type
fixed
In
front
of
the
car
with
two
wheels
In
front
and
j
one
at
the
back,
and
chain
driven.
:
These
weird
looking
little
"gasoline
eaters"
travel
very
fast
and
to
the
age
man
In
the
street,
they
look
dan-
gerous
to
say
tne
least.
.
,
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KXI'OIIT
TUAIti:
The
subject
of.
British
trade
methods'
in
foreign
countries
has
'been
'much
discussed
of
late.
The
Prlhc?
'
of
Wales
gave.
-a
very
excellent
address
at
a
trade
ltoiher
:'just
recenUy
,onj
Jhe
subject
which'
the
writer
heard
on
the
wireless,
and
he
certainly
told
th
British
man
ufacturer
some
real
truth.
He
(justed
the
slogan,
"Adapt,
adopt,
Improve,"
and
this
has
become
a
trade
slogan
In
British
industry.
While
the
workmanship
and
materials
m
British
made
goods,
still
stand
the
test,
the
methods
In
getting
business
in
foreign
markets
seem
to
leave
a
lot
to
be
desired
and
figures
have
been
quoted
recently
showing
that
British
exports
In
certain
countries
are
falling
behind
those
of
other
countries.
Speak-,
lug
in
a
general
sense
it
seems
as
though
the
British
manufacturer
Is
more
easily
satisfied
as
to
turnover
and
dividends
than
Is
his
foreign
competitor
and
has
not
got
the
"overseas'
desire
to
push
ahead
and
get
new
business.
Of
course
there
Is
this
to
be
said
for
the
British
trader,
he
Is
very
leary
of
opening
up
new
accounts
and
will
not
take
the
financial
risks
that
are
pre
valent
with
business
getters
overseas.
The
British
manufacturer
makes
sure
that
his
new
account
Is
"gilt
edged"
and
Is
reluctant
to
take
chances.
Perhaps
In
this
he
Is
perfectly
justified
but
It
11
a
question
for
debate
as
to
whether
he
is
too
leary
to
this
end
or
not.
In
securing
,
export
business
of
large
i
Volume
it
would
jiecm
sensible.,
If
the
British
manufacturer
would
send
a
picked
representative
of
the
firm
to
the
country
In
which
the
business
Is
de-tired,
who
would
study
trade
conditions
on.
the
spot
and
go
Into
the
financial
j
standing
of
the
agents
or
jobbers
to
handle
the
product.
There
Is
this
about
the
British
manufacturer,
again
speaking
In
a
general
cnee.
he
Is
certainly
convinced
as
to
the
valuo
of
advertising
and
this
is
clearly
Sidelights
listening
sets
are
as
plentiful
in
the
Canadian
home,
mostly
of
the
such
celebrities
as
the
Prince
of
we
got
a
very
distinct
relay
broad
was
jazz
music
but
it
came
,
proved
by
the
Increasing
size
of
the
rtrltlfiH
rtnltv
nnn,n
trarij.
maff,,lnM
etc.
While
the
British
newspapers
charge
a
very
high
rate
for
advertising
space
the
Dally
Mall
for
instance
charges
over
1,000
(
5,000
dollars)
per
insertion
on
front
page,
and
little
less
for
inside
positions
these
newspapers
of
course
have
a
tremendous
circulation
and
the
Drltish
advertiser
is
realizing
the
fact
that
efficient
advertising
judiciously
placed
is
"bringing
home
the
bacon.''
Canada
and
America
are
both
recog
nised
as
wonderful
"advertising
coun
tries"
by
the
'
business
men
in
Great
Britain
and
it
is
evident,
judging
from,
the
advertisements
appearing
in-
Old
Country
newspapers
and
journals,
that
the
methods
of
layout,
etc..
used
by
Canadian
and
American
advertisers
are
being
followed
more
arid
more.
STISKKT
ntlKS
One
of
the
peculiar
characteristics
of
London
Is
the
large
number
of
street
vendors
one
encounters
upon
the
streets,
and
no
district
Is
free
of
them.
They
sell
anything
from
cat's
meat
to
coal
and
usually
peddle
their
wares
on
"hand
driven"
two
wheeled
trucks.
It
Is
not
so
much
what
they
sell
as
the
peculiar
manner
In
which
they
ad
vertise
their
wares.
If
one
went
by
their
exact
phonetic
speech
the
word
"coal"
sounds
like
"cold
meat."
cat's
meat
sounds
like
"cod's
feet"
and
"oil"
sounds
like
"ear
ale,"
and
so
on.
If
stranger
thought
of
purchasing
he
would
need
to
make
a
visual
inspection
of
the
wares
for
sale
and
not
go
by
the
shouting.
PRINCE
GEORGE
April
11
has
been
set
by
the
Prince
George
city
council
as
the
date
upon
which
the
112.000
water
main
extension
money
bylaw
will
be
voted
upon
by
the
tax
payers.
The
mayor
and
aldermen
are
giving
the
measure
their
active
sup
port.
The
new
construction
will
be
of
3770,
benefit
to
the
value
of
some
240
C)ty
jots.
The
local
Elks
Lodge
-
entertained
at
a
whist
drive
and
social
last
week-
e
valalahh
way
to
lake
lleast
QJ
Soak
a
cake
of
Royal
Yeast
with
a
little
sugar
in
a
quarter
of
a
glass
of
tepid
water
over
night.
Stir
well,
strain
and
drink
the
liquid.
Many
people
prefer
to
take
it
in
orange
juice.
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
J2
;
;
e.
j
Cough
Caused.
Constant
Coughing
Mrs.
T),
M.
Nolan,
Douglastown,
XrB.,
writ:--"Two
years
ago
I
had
a
terrjl1e
cold
which
settled,
jn
my
bronchial
tul'
and
ranted
constant
-ougl)ing,
and,
I
could
not
sleep
day
qr
night.
1
read
about
Dr.
Wood's
sliliJH
Norway
t
rf&jAWN
Cvrnn
and
thought
I
would
give
it
a
trial.
After
taking-
three
bottles
1
was
completely
rid
of
ray
cough,
and
havs
never
had
a
eold
since."
"Dr.
Wood's"
has
bei
on
the
mar-
J1.'1
"r
,he
PMt
ss
J'fr,
"J
,lu
timely
use
mar
save
you
from
suffering
rrom
some
serious
bronchial
r
lung
(rouble.
Price
S5e.
a
bottle,
lirgt
famllr
slit
60.;
r.ut
up
only
by
Ths
T.
Millmrn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont
.'lid
In
their
hall.
The
musical
program
was
contributed
to
by
Mlsi
Young.
Mist
Andros,
It.
E.
Taylor
ane
T.
S.
Cannichael.
Prize
winners
a.
cards'
were
Mrs.
Roy
White,
Mrs.Denren
W.
K.
Nichols
and
Archie
Watt.
Three
Vanderhoof
district
farmert
have
shipped
carload
lots
of
produce
U
market
during
the
past
week.
Georgt
Bnell
and
J.
M.
Johnston
each
shipper
a
car
of
outs
to
the
Prince
Oeorg
market
while
Ernest
Smedley
consignee.
x
car
of
hay
to
the
sawmllllng
centn
f
Longworth.
The
deatli'of
J.
D.
McArthur
probably
spells
finis
to
the
sawmllllng
pro
ject
he
had
'planned
for
Prince
George
Arrangements
are
being
made
on
behalf
of
the
estate
to
remove
the
plant
which
has
been
storrt
on
the
Hudson
Bay
addition'
which
was
the
site
of
the
proposed
saw
and
pulp
mill.
Tie
making
being
over
for
the
season
a
large
number
of
men
have
beer,
flocking
Into
Prince
George
from
th
bush
recently
and
there
will
be
a
lut.
In
the
employment
situation
until
the
sawmills
resume
work.
A
few
of
thi
mills
have
logs
decked
nearby
and
have
already
stalled
cutting
but
the
mo,
of
them
are
dependent
on
the
river
for
their
log
supply.
Miss
Ina
Allen
still
leads
In
the
Canadian
Legion's
popularity
contest
She
has
5875
votes
while
Miss
Alma
Grundall
has
5.014;
Muriel
Rogers,
and
Rose
Wood,
2,477.
James
A.
Kane
of
Brooklyn,
promln
ent
and
pioneer
fox
breeder,
has
been
In
Prince
pforge
district
looking
oyer
conditions
ideally,
;
Mr,
Kane.;
who
Is
Accompanied
'by
-
his:
gon,
James
A,
King,
Jrj
111.
go
;on;.
from
here
to
Alaska.
Hf':i)es
.great;
possibilities
for
the
industry;
.-Northern;
.Brlsh
Columbia
'
'
1
and'
Alaski.
8.
L.
Douglas
has
been
elected
president
of
the
Woodpecker
Dlstrlot
Fair
Association.
R.
Yardley
Is
secretary
and
the
directors
elected
were
Messrs
KerkholT.
Kolllng
and
Hutchiason.
The
Association
plans
to
erect
an
exhibition
building
this
year.
r
-
Mrs.
William
Blair
left
yesterday
to
pay
a
three
months'
visit
to
her
former
home
In
SydeiUyun,
Ontario.
Harry
Goodwin
of
the
local
telegraph
office
staff
Is
In
Edmonton
for
mcdl
cal
treatment.
A
daughter
was
born
In
the
Prince
George
General
Hospital
on
Wednesday
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Douglas
ol
Prince
George,
Fred
D.
Taylor,
president
pf
the
Prince
Oeorge
Fair
Association,,
expresses
confidence
that
a
race
meet
on
July
1
would
be
a
money-maker
for
the
cxnioiuon
wmcn
badly
needs
anv
moiM-y
It
can
get.
pip
residence
of
Norman
Bennett
In
Central
Fort
Oeorge
was
completely
destroyed
by
fire
last
week.
F.
P.
Burden
has
relumed
to
the
city
from
Trembler
Lake
where
he
was
InvcstlKOtlng
the
possibilities
for
water
storage
In
connection
with
the
proposed
pulp
and
paper
mill.
He
states
that
them
have
been
ro
new
developments
lately
In
connection
with
the
project.
E,
A.
StonHioue,
c
C.
Reld
oncl
M.
S,
,
Morrill,
wlw
wero
recently
ek-ctrn
VA
anted
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
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HEMSTITCHING
HEMSTITCHING.
PICOTINa.
SCALIXJP
Ing.
M.
Macdonald.
Exchange
Block
Iders
of
Knox
united
Church,
were
nducted
Into
office
at
morning
terrier
lit
Sunday.
Hugh
Granholtn
and
Miss
Judith
Sol-tad
of
Penney
were
married
In
the
.Ait
bora
n
curch
here
last
Saturday
fternoon
by
Rev.
A.
W.
Trlnkleln.
C.
D.
Orchard,
who
succeeds
J.
M.
jlbson
as
district
forester
here,
arrived
in
the
clay
last
Saturday
night
from
flpn
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Orchard.
BIG
INCREASE
IN
DAIRYING
MAIIKCT
AT
PIIIXCE
ItCI'KUT
COX.
,MMll
3.VHI
f
UN
Of
l!
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V.W
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Mil
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III
CIV)
KUIIH.IUV
For
many
years
we
have
heard
great
Jjlngs
about
the
possibilities
of
lalrylng
In
Bulkley
Valley,
but
It
to
inly
In
recent
months
that
It
has
been
orclbly
Impressed
upon
the
public
ansclpusness
says
the
Interior
News.
dairying
Is
not
a
branch
of
farming
hat
can
be
rushed
along
In
a
single
ason.
The
first
great
esseuuat
to
hipping
milk
Is
to
get
a
milk
cow.
ind
these
are
not
easy
to
buy.
Anyone
with
a
milk
cow
of
repute
will
not
Mil
for
the
simple
reason
they
are
true
noney-makers.
CatUe
bring
returns
on
he
Initial
cost
In
from
two
to
four
years.
Timothy
takes
about
two
yean,
but
the
milk
cow
gives
regular
returns
twice
every
day
It
properly
eared
for.
This
steady
dally
return
1
now
betai;
felt
throughout
Bulkley
Valley,
a
mora
particularly
around
Telk'wa
and
Quick.
During
the
month
of
February
these
two
towns
shipped
over
3.500
gallons
of
fresh
milk
arid
133
gallons
of
cream
to
tne
market
at
Prince
Rupert,
ac
cording
to
returns
compiled
by
Bulkley
Valley
Dairymen's
Association.
This
tssoclstion
recently
started
at
Telkwa
urther
reports
that
the
Valentin
Dairy
if
Prince
Rupert
is
putting
forth
every
effort
to
get
the
old
Standard
Dairy
In
shape,
so
that
all
surplus
cream
and
milk
will
possibly
be
hand
led
In
Prince
Rupert
during
the
com
ing
summer.
Not
a
small
Item
In
the
growth
of
dairying
In
Bulkley
Valley
Is
the
re
cently-formed
Cow
Testing
Association
Still
In
Its
Infancy,
this
association
will
have
far-reaching
benefit
on
the
In
dustry.
It
will
not
be
long
before
a
farmer
In
the
market
for
a
cow
will
want
to
see
Its
record,
and
consequent'
ly
the
price
of
the
cow
will
be
in
direct
ratio
to
the
amount
of
butter
fat
It
has
produced.
F,.
B.
Chettleburgh,
wcrttary
of
tme
Dairymen's
Association,
expects
to
see
a
similar
association
formed
at
Terrace,
when
ioth
associations
will
work
In
co-operation
for
the
benefit
of
consumer
and
producer.
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CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
No
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taken
for
leu
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NETTERS,
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AND
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are
Invited
u!
visit
Parker's
garage,
Third
Avenue-
East,
to
see
In
operation
the
Ford
Marine
Motor,
the
West
priced
do-
pendable
14
h.p.
motor
on
the
mar-
ket.
It's
wide
range
of
eed,
-
ceptlonal
flexibility,
economical
oper-
atlon
and
low
priced
replacement
parts,
place
It
In
ft
cdasa
by
Mailt.
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Ford
Dealers
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ROOMED
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Rooming
House,
furnixlird.
modem
conveniences,
close
in
11.710.00.
j
Term
to
suit.
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Collart
Ltd.
Westaoime
Theatre
block.
7
FOR
IMMEDIATE
8ALE.
MODERN
;
five
roamed
house,
with
bathroom.
,
breakfast
nook,
fireplace,
hardwood
j
floors
and
large
basement.
Apply
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Firth
Avenue
Ernst.
77
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WOO
A
MONTH
NOW
buys
your
future
homnate.
Walker's
Music
Store.
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MY
BUSINESS
IS
CUV1NO,
BELLING
and
exchanging
and
looking
alter
my
business.
For
business
1
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and
thoftr
without
business
liave
no
business)
to
be
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business.
Employ
me
selllns;
by
auction.
Thai
Is
business,
satisfaction
and
result,
a.
F
Brine.
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774.
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KENT
FOR
RENT.
COM
PORTABLE
LARGE
mom.
fleeted:
suitable
for
one
or
t-o
persona;
oantrsl.
til
Filth
Arruue
West.
Phone
Qrern
128.
78
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
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MuaaaUrm
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Phone
18.
ROOMS
TO
RENT.
PHONE
C78.
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STOKE
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have
discontinued
the
IVOMIiXK'K.M'lllXl'iK
'
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our
line
of
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over
a
dollar.
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S
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dominion
niiMiuti:
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ItaijHin,
proprietors
144
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riioiie
l!lak
l!l
Furniture
of
all
aorta
bought,
sold
or
Exchanged.
IM'HOf.STEIHNG
FURNITURE
REPAIRING;
UPIIOL-lerltir
i
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"tad.
Cbeatriflsldt
recovered
and
mad
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
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tlreen
803.
O.
M.
HUNT.
WOOD
A.
tMllCSON
Seal
due.
,
Mixed
Wood
Blocks
per
load
8fX.
Kindling,
per
load
IA0
Furnace
Wood,
per
load
800
Delivered.
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Herring
,
I'limie
llbrlc
I'll
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llOOl,
KATN
C.IIK
Mra.
linger.
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Third
Avenue.
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W.
V.
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Conked
Meuls,
Phone
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700
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67
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and
Seven
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Ave.
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St
1020
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Sunday
collection
same
as
P.M,
wee
ds
y
only.
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
For
I
mil
outer
Tu
Jdy
sc.
Catala
i
Thursday--,
prince
George
1
1
Saturday
m.
Gardens
.
.
9
i
t.
Princess
lleairlce
II
Sunday-
as.
Prince
Charles
n
April
I
Princess
Mary
1
p
April
J2-
SS.
Princess
Uarv
I'roiii
Vancmner
Sundiy
s.
Catala
4
Wednesday
as.
Pr.
Oeorxe
10.30
-its
Thursday
.
Cardena
Saturday
ss.
Princes
I)eatri'i
.
Prince
Charles
10
(0
April
8
as.
Princess
Mary
April
18
s.
Princess
Mary
For
Purl
Hlmpson
and
Ns
lllrrr-
Thurtday-
s.
Cardena
Frmii
I'ort
,lnpon
and
Nans
Itlver-
i
aturaty-
s.
caraena
Inr
,tn)n
Wednesday
as.
Prlnci
Ororge
10
p
From
.Injox
Friday
as.
Prince
fleorge
B
r
For
Mrwurt
Baturday
,
Prlnc
Charles
10
From
stewarl
Sunday
4.
Prince
Clurle
..8a
I'or
Mrivart,
AI
nd
Alice
Arm
TucHday
as.
Catala
From
Stewart,
Anjox
and
Allrr
Arm-
Tuesdy-Hi.
Catala
For
tjiieen
(:iiarvttes
'
April
B
a.
Prince
John
8
April
23
as,
Prince
John
.
.
fl
n
I'n-n,
((iieen
Cliarlollrit
s
April
2,
Prince
John
o
April
7
a,
Prince
John
lor
Aliihlui
April
8-
ss,.
Prliccss
Mry
n"
April
1,8,
ss.
Princess
Mary
April
20
ss.
Princess
Mary
From
AlMka
April
l-s.
Princess
Mary
April
12Prnre
Mury
p.in