nun
VIRGINIA
now
in
a
FINE
CUT
handy
10?
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Baseball
Standings
St.
Peter's
Spring
Dr
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League
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Pet
Bazaar
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Success
package
Alio
"Seal
Tight"
Pouci,
75
xh
lb.
tin
75
O
Vigar
were
In
charge
of
refreshments
Mrs
W
II
Ooodsell
aiKl
Mrs
W
V
Tattersafl
poured
and
serrlng
were
Mrs.
V7.
L.
Line-ham.
Mrs
Garlic
V
and
Mrs.
O.
E.
Moore
Acting
as
cashier
was
Mrs
MS
nriirhtfui
txr
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i.
r.i
i
n.i
Henderson
.545
olher
tadi"
wfre
ln
ehare
M
Woman'.
Auxiliary
Yesterday
,
45
!
follows:
Needleuwk-Mrs
A.
Barbc
and
Mi
br
of
The
annual
sprint
S
M
.
WUIttm
Smith.
M2
Peter's
Anglican
Church
yester-
4GJ
day
afternoon
was
a
very
success-
,
"0IWJC??kln?-M-,.
i-
X"
J33
ful
affair.
It
was
opened
by
the-'0
nd
Ht,
Tout-.
t..
n.
rx..rA
!
Candy-Mrs
Shrubsall.
RfT
Durnford
757
!h.
tntn.
n.t.
r
r-Jv.rf
hv
700
the
president
of
the
Woman's
Aux
X15
iilary,
Mrs,
W
3
Moorehouse.
who
581
was
general
convener
The
hall
,429
was
prettily
decorated,
the
tables
.417
belnc
adorned
with
vases
of
daf-J23
fodlls
550
Mri
Oeirge
Krlsry
and
Mrs-
V
the
sale
of
plants.
Just
a
Vtw
of
Our
Specials
on
Sa!c
Salunlay
F)ollar
Day
See
Our
Windows
Fricfoy
Dlsplayinjr
Numerous
Uther
ii"ms
lor
ionar
iaj
MiMet
Ilinnel
Stacks
e
rA
flsmnel
slarks
in
shade
ot
.
m.
forest
jtreen
and
navy
Well
out
'ied
8lfe
8.
10.
CI
Qf?
ars
Dolllr
Day.
pr
Ladies'
Flannel
Slacks
I
-f
wool
flannel
slacks
Zlpp-r
fasten
w.
l!
tail
rc-d
In
shades
of
loreM
4
16.
brown
and
navy
Sizes
51)
18
20
Dollar
Day.
pair
Pure
Silk
Clilffnn
I
lose
F.
-P
u:
from
top
to
toe
All
new
spring
'.ades
all
per't
merchandise,
crepe
chiffon
Sires
84
to
10.
Q4
QQ
lar
Day.
2
pairs
for
Silk
and
Linen
Table
Clotli"t
J-
inrhrs
by
51
Inches,
assorted
eolor-Ail
fast
to
washing.
Excellent
'j.ui'
Dollar
Dsv
2
for
S1.00
Turkish
Towels
Pun
of
the
mill,
all
perfect
merchandise
in
plaint,
patterns
and
lacquered
stys
5
towels
for
4
towels
for
3
towetyfor
81.00
S1.00
$1.00
Men's
Wool
So4u
Men's
all
wool
worsted
socks
ln
heather
mixtures
and
browns.
All
sizes
QIAO
Men's
Ores
Shlrls
Mrn
rtreBi
shirts,
assorted
colored
tripes
and
plain
colors.
Fused
collars
attached,
all
fast
colors.
Sizes
14
i
to
16,
Dollar
Day.
1.00
Boys'
Sweaters
Pure
wool,
asserted
colors,
polo
collar,
zipper
fastening.
Sizes
2
to
C
QQ
Mrs.
A,
W.
Allaire
is
tailing
tonight
on
the
Cardena
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Arthur
Brooksbank
Is
making
a
business
trip
to
Port
Essington
to
day.
NOTICE
TO
ANGLERS
The
trout
season
in
the
Bkeena
watershed
opens
Ma
24.
ROD
AND
GUN
CLUB.
!
Doien
Pare
Wnl
Ankle
Hse
1
pure
botany
wool
with
lastex
tops
!
Samples
in
aU
the
new
spring
colorings
Ery
r
1
r
xti
a
opecial
nm
Udies'
and
Misses'
Sweaters
I
Children's
Ankle
Socks
.
.
.
,
I
silk
and
lle
ankle
socks
with
lastex
Pllle
.,.,!
and
silk
and
wool
boat
neck
JW
;,ir,.l
-yle
in
pastel
shades
v
1.00
5
io
9.
Dollar
Day.
rtft
Fxt:ap(clal
Donar
Day.
each
),
6
for
tJ.vU
trmbrcllas
Linen
Finhhed
Pillow
Cases
Stubby
styles
fancy
ravon
silk
top
in
Plain
hems,
linen
finished,
full
standard
b!on
shade
only.
Wood
stem,
very
size,
excellent
quality
You
have
got
to
str.
and
durable.
SI
00
this
line
to
apprerlate
J
'VU
QQ
XVV
each
quality.
Dollar
Day.
5
for
P,.ra
1,1
Danar
Day
j
Celenese
Taffeta
Slips
e
Knil
poJ
s,,irts
Celenese
taffeta
princess
slips,
bias
cut
Heay
quality.
Sizes
24
to
34.
colors
neaUy
trimmed
tops,
till
sizes.
Tea
rose
blue
white
and
yellow.
v
S1.00
an5
w'mle
SI
00
Dnll.tr
Day.
3
for
Dollar
Day.
2
for
t,1,v"
,'
"
1
.
Luncheon
T
Set
Glr,s
Slicks
,
.
w.
Blue
denim,
white
trim,
full
cut.
Sizes
Rayon
and
cotton
mixture,
fast
colors.
12
years.
1
00
airted
cloUi
3GXJ0
with
fourr
upUn
DoU'ar
Day.Jeach
51.UU
Extra
oeclal
Dollar
Day.
j900
2
sets
for
-
J
Drapery
Home
Spun
-
Assorted
designs,
all
fast
colors,
30
inches
ladies'
Pure
Silk
llose
wWe
Dollar
Day
o
QQ
pure
.silk
hose
semi-service
weight
sub-
5
yarda
for
A,U
standards
from
the
regular
C9c
quality.
in
all
the
newest
spring
shades
Sbes
8?
to
10.
Extra
special
39C
;
Raysuede
Panties,
Briefs
and
Bloomers
Dollar
Day,
nalr
Tailored
and
lace
trimmed
styles
ln
-
shades
of
tea
rose
and
white.
All
Ray-"
suede
non-run
quality
Q-f
Afl
HH
Throws
Dollar
Day.
2
pain
for
?X.UW
plaid
de-
.
pastel
assorted
Part
wool
in
S
sTteen
binding,
very
durable.
Size
Extra
special
Dollar
Day,
each
,
Special
Purchase
-
1
Men's
Underwear
size
81x94,
linen
finished.
h
hi
bed
Slmt
ready
for
use
Extra
good
tjual-
Cream
rib
sUtch.
Silk
stripe
and
merino
5t
Extra
55a
special
spccia.
Dollar
C"!
AA
i
combination!
Long
leg,
short
sleeve
lty
$1.UU
style.
alUes.
Harvy
Woods
O00
Day
fach
1
and
Mercury
make
Dollar
DayAtUU
'COUNCIL
IS
'
ORGANIZED
Body
Comes
Into
Being
Here
As
,
Result
of
Visit
or
Organizer
Of
Young
People's
Work
After
an
impressive
and
Inspira
tion
religious
meeting
conducted
by
Bert
Fiddes
at
First
Baptist
Church
last
evening,
representative
from
th
variniin
ehurrhet
of
the
city
gathered
to
discuss
the
Miss
June
Thomas,
who
has
beca
establishment
of
a
religious
edu-rvivinir
ft
vWt
here,
is
sailine
bv.catlonal
council
here.
Mr.
Fiddes
the
Princess
Adelaide
tonight
on
her
return
to
her
home
In
Van
couver.
This
morning
a
shipment
of
very
fine
laree
cuenmbera-'
was
rece
and
weigh
slightly
pounds
each.
-
over
three'
Boys'
Work
Under
Discussion
'
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
Association
this
week
there
was
a
conducted
general
discussion
with
Bert
Fiddes.
secretary
of
boys'
work
for
the
outlined
the
purpose
of
such
a
group
and
explained
its
advantages.
On
motion
of
Rev.
E.
E
Brandt,
seconded
by
Ned
Tobey,
V,
was
decided
to
organize
such
a
eivedigroup.
j
......
D
j
In
the
city
from
Sralthers
for
the
Temporary
officers
elected
wert
i
local
market.
They
are
about
elgh-E
m,
r
Yerburgh
as
president
teen
Inches
long,
straight
and
cleanfand
Miss
Phyfls
HambHn,
secret-
I
ary.
It
was
decided
to
hold
a
meeting
next
Thursday
to
make
further
arrangement.
Final
Meeting
A
record
audience
assembled
las;
evening
for
the
closing
meeting
of
the
leadership
training
course
which
has
been
conducted
here
th
e"
At
the
regular
monthly
meeting
)
Fiddes.
Mr.
Fiddes
chose
for
the
subject
of
his
final
address
"Worship."
Those
present
were
deeply
moved
and
spurred
by
his
eloquence.
During
an
impressive
lTf
.
candle-r.3ht
ceremony
those
pres-
Britlsh
Columbia,
,
ui
on
.i,.
the
subject
...Kt
'
of
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
ent
dedicated
themselves
anew
to
,.
,
,
.
,
-
J
t
r-
C
Jackson.
.
Miks
N,.na
Hndirson
sailed
las',
boys
work
Rev
niiht
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
president
of
the
Association,
was
in
.
DOLLAR
DAY
Announcements
All
advertisements
ln
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
foil
month
t
25v
word
Milk
Fund
Tea
May
6.
Eastern
Star
Tea
at
Mra
Sgt-I
Gammon
s
home.
May
8th.
Presbyterian
May
11.
12.
Pea,
Mrs.
Lakle's
Cambral
Spinster's
Spree,
May
I
Orange
Spring
Sale,
Metrcpolc
Hall.
May
17.
Bridge
Drive
8:30
1
P-m.
Norwegian
Independence
Dance,
Oddfellow's
Hall.
May
17.
18.
Hospital
Tea,
Nurses'
Home,
May
Navy
League
Ball
May
19.
Boys
Band
bridge
drive
Legion
Hall.
May
26.
Women's
AuxUiary
Canadian
Legion
Spring
Sale
June
2.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
VICTORIA
CHILDREN'S
FUND
EVENTS
r,
i
May
5.
Grand
Dance.
Moose
HalL
NEW
I
FURNITURE
5
STORE
S
Next
Door
to
B.C.
Clothiers
New
and
Second
Hand
Fur
4
J
niture
Consisting
of
Stoves,
f
Radios,
Bedroom
Suites,
Ches-
jj
5
ferfields,
Dining
room
Suites,
.'
P
Etc.
Stock
Now
Arriving
WATCH
FOR
OPENING
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
C37
5
T
25
V
Hecu,"lBLt
Municipal
Chapter
Meeting
Yesterday
trip
to
Vancouver
She
expects
t
the
chair
and
business
otherwise
'
On
behalf
of
the
members
of
Arrangements
Made
For
Empire
be
away
a
couple
of
months
was
largely
of
a
routine
nature,
the
training
course
the
chairman.
Day
To
Continue
Supplying
Ken
Hardin,
presented
Mr.
Fid-'
yllk
To
children
dea
with
a
memento
of
his
"visit
t
Saturday
at
Fraser
&
Payn
S
,
,
,
.
..a
The
regular
monthly
meeting
or
This
evening
Mr
Fiddes
will
MmW
,
Ch
Imperial
Cr.
make
hU
last
pubBc
appearanfce;der
Daughters
of
the
Empire
at
the
Boys'
Rally
to
be
held'
in.
t
th
.
.
of
Mre
St
Andrew
s
Cathedral
Hall
for
d-.v,k
..
:.v-
au
boys
or
io
u,
18
years
oi
age
H
-
connecttd
with
churches
oy
Scouts
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
ConfroJ
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
,
Arrangements
were
made
for
Empire
Day
In
the
schools
and
the
annual
church
parade.
It
was
reported
by
the
milk
fund
committee
that
fresh
milk
I'wlll
be
provided
throughout
next
winter.
!
Through
the
courtesy
of
the
Canadian
Legion
the
Chapter
elded
to
hold
a
Milk
Fund
Tea
on
May
6.
After
the
usual
business
of
the
order
the
meeting
came
to
a
close
by
singing
of
the
National
An-1
Constable
T.
A.
Stewart,
of
the
city
police.,
left
San
Francisco
yesterday
for
home
after
having
been
there
for
several
weeks
as
a
member
of
the
guard
of
the
British
Columbia
exhibit
at
the
Golden
Gate
International
Exposition.
Mrs.
Stewart
Is
returning
wUh
him.
Daily
advertising
in
the
DallJ
News
Is
sure
to
bring
dally
re
sults.
sm
-
m
i
l
ht
,
n
l
irk
I
m
i
fa
i
I
1
1
ail
VJl
A.AJL1,
i
Florist,
Seedsman
f
Box27C
Phone
BLl'E
974
f
Orders
Taken
.Vow
For
jj
.Mother's
Day
Large
Variety
Cut
Flowers
g
and
Pot
Plants
g
Mail
Orders
Prompt
Attention
g
Now
is
the
Time
Many
Tennis
Rackets
are
Ruined
Each
Year
by
Faulty
Rcstringins.
Do
Not
Sacrifice
Yours
With
a
Makeshift
Job.
Bring
Your
Racket
in
to
us
Now
For
a
Perfect
Job
EXPERT
RESTR1NG1NG
Cut
and
Workmanship
Guaranteed
No.
3
Silk
$1.75
No.
2
Special
..
.
$2.25
No.
3
Elastex
...
$3.25
Sunerlor
Ensllsh
$L25
Australian
Multi-Twist
$55
'
Tracey
Extra
Special
$6.25
Wilson
Tournament
S8J5
"Kllpsprlnger"
$6.75
Armours
Super
$85
Again
It's
Slazengers
Play
With
Slazengers
For
Constant
Quality
Let
us
show
you
the
1939
Slazenger
Racket
All
new
stock
Lowest
Prices
While
They
Last
Slazenger
1938
Tennis
Balls
25c
Each
6
for
$U5
Music
Ruth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
PHONE
GREEN
390
W.'.V.V.W.V.WWAVAW
DAY
and
NIGHT
i
13
Phone
Taxi
i
PAT
MAZZIE
5
Opp.
Post
Office,
4th
81
V
Friday.
May
5,
IMfl.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
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