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Vtujirrt
Diillj)
Jflmifl
Friday.
May
23.
1017
(Authvrlmt
M
Hwih1
C1m
Moil.
Iwl
Offlc
Department.
OMw)
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vtry
rtriuu
KCpi
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by
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0.
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KJltor.
II.
O.
mutY.
Mfttii
Director.
micmnku
op
Canadian
rnfta
xuurr
mumkaw
op
cikcuution
CANADIAN
UAIlaY
NKWfM'AI
Wt
ASSOCIATION
An
ImleiwiuJeiU
iUUy
imwih
dentfea
to
the
upbulldlnt
rrmce
Rupert
nut
l
Hwimtmttle
romprUin
northern
tJ
rentrl
IvitUh
iviumbu.
SUlLSl-UIPTlON
lUTkfl
11
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Crtler.
per
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lvr
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6o;
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Yer,
1100;
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It,
ivr
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ti.oo.
VICTORIA
DA
V
OlWlMtyGGEI).
'cUgftoveary
Canadians
can
blame
strict
teuHUutrw,'
fixed
status
for
bliUintr
thuuiitij
of
markintffeon
t
Victoria's
birthday
with
today's
ttviul
to
loiijrAVeek-ijnti's.
Kor
although
it
is
12S
yoar
sinco
Aloxandrina
Victoria's
birthday
and
110
years,
since
she
ascended
the
throne,
this
Dominion
sticks
strictly
to
procedure
and
ajjain
marks
tomorrowlong
week-end
or
no
ns
Victoria
Day.
GOOD
LUCK,
KISSMES
rtkMKWHAT
OYEH!ADOVKD
'
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Keay
bi?
SJwilW
pnvvyvHucs
wVtMC
bvgiV
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for
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vi.
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M)wri$e
$asMrt
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events
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gvvl
ti
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of
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ti
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u
cw.
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cap
is
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this
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apwht
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SHEET
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LETTERBOX
Canadian
observance
and
acceptance
of
.May
1M
,of
youth,
y
to,honor
the
memory
of
Victoria
Uio
Good
is
unique
r
o
in
the
British
Umpire,
for
Canada
is
the
only
do-
,,Jlyluki'
Uklaf
ned
us
In
mlnum
to
set
aside
the
day
as
a
national
iionuay.
Other
members
of
the
Commonwealth
merge-
it
with
Umpire
Day.
Victoria's
reign
lasted
tW
years.
Xot
only
did
she
consolidate
her
throne
and
eniniiv,
she
captivated
the
people
and
through
shrowdness
and
sheer
-iftiitlj
in
a
Britain
which
had
soon
the
industrial
involution
arrive
ami
awaited
the
eoniing
o(
a
new
T
ora
of
romuieivial
development,
won
the
avo
of
J
lHmnwtry-watrs
such
as
liismark
and
politicians
such
as
Disraeli
and
Gladstone,
tT
Stoutly
Ufmv
he
died,
William
IV
said.to-bis
nieco:
.
.
a
good
woman
and
a
gx)Oti
queen.
It
will
Uwieh
every
sailor's
heart
to
have
a
girl
queon
to
fight
for.
They'll
bo
taioojnjj
her
face,
on
their
arms,
ami
I'll
be
bound
they'll
think
she
was
christ-omd
after
Nelson's
ship,
While
many
of
her
counselors
were
perturbed
when
the
Chartist
movement
in
brought
to
the
House
of
Commons
a
petition
signeil
by
L2$iV
t00
of
her
subjects
asking
groat6r
representation
for
Britain's
working
poopK
Victoria
remained
calm
aad
suro,
Htr
iWgn
was
marked
by
great
colonial
ex-inmskw
and
the
growth
of
power
on
land
and
sea.
The
Queen
became
Kmpress
of
India
and
it
was.
during
her
reign
that
the
Dominion
of
Canada
grew
troiu
a
group
of
sttered
cokvmes
to
a
strong
ctafataration
under
the
British
flag.
And
in
these
days
of
vigorous
pursuit
of
antidotes
to
man's
physical
ills
it
is
interesting
t
recall
that
the
girl
queen
who
was
to
guide
an
emmre
through
its
wtvst
turbnlowt
years
was
the
first
number
of
Britain's
royal
family
to
be
vaeciiuitai
Ys
sh
hd
wfiat
any
modem
six-x
vk-)hi
lassie
vmuM
do
.ho
wiled
a
blue
streak!
Y
QUTSTANBING
VISITOR
5'
DK1NCK
RlPKRT
is
full
of
vfetors.
today,
the
I
Shmers'
ceretwia)
King
a
spectacular
affair
which
is
attracting
a
kt
of
attention,
but
an
ouitaiHns
gest
apart
from
aH
Ais
is
C
Oorjon
Cockshutt,
presjdonl
f
the
Canadiaa
Chamber
of
lnwuw
and
one
cvf
Ka,tcrn
Canatlas
kading
intlusHrfeOists.
He
and
his
part-
the
Foreign
TrAc
Conforewcts
of
iho
Caaadian
ChainKr
of
immwcv
at
anoftum
Niore
its
condnsiott
to
ftjc
u
IVinco
Kjvn
uvr
Uw
xpros&
jiu
of
visaing
the
KvjU
Chamber
and
its
members.
H
mv
be
of
sm
signiikaiKV
and
tainli'
f
satis-:vtiw
t
a
tkat
w
r
cvmHvd
of
sufifciett
'
unikJrtant
fttr
a
Wy
an4
prMnjuoni
wan
hke
Mr.
idot
t
tiw
out
frtn
his
crowxl
hk
of
ajhidtojett
hicn
take
htm
Kick
and
JwrOi
ass
Canaik
t
cmrc
hor
at
this
tinn
A
man
C
w
n
vvei
and
)xti?al
nwtwrs
nwnvc
of
tne
shnJIM
cawhaKs:k
.
kss
him-if
Hi;
known
his
geens
and
sv-ivthec
vmc
twr4
fcfear,
Mr
Cvksht
sMM
Haw
an
uHreunj;
nssA
for
the
l?ince
KnixM
.
haiwjr
of
Cnwij
wnA
n&s
iml
a
ner
w
his
hMr
nmicnt
oi'n
m.m.v,
sriinrr
F.dltor.
Drtlly
Nfwx:
Tinlay
I
walktM
our
main
Stifft
1YiXt
Avrnuf.
The
sun
scheme
In
alllts
glory
from
an
Almost
XMifrt
bl"
ski".
Its
brlght-r
sMtnwl
to
radiate
from
U
fnc
s
of
the
multitude!
Even
Uw
riovra.
vnwMaWw.
and
frujts
in
the
shop
wlndoM
sewmKl
to
tukt
on
m
deper
amt
more
pJs-
im
hue
IwH
bulnsfjmr.
smnlnt
to
walk
mre
earefm
than
uswl.
1r
Knmiwrs
st4U
liuffN
M
slitH
comrs
but
sUM
bA(i
In
tfe
sun.
Tradfnn
wlUttlort.
and
Jovial.
Lads.
WiUut
Uieir
lepers
ex)MnKi
brllitf
sr-pjvmws,
MoUtrs
hUcd
hum
with
the
?rocrie,
Ulfh
s.-hool
girts
full
Ttvoelty
and
mirth
tame
:natrom
wtiwd-
ot&pruiK
thr
abreast.
thlr
tin,
wrap
the
strions
of
wolhrhcod
and
krnuR.
So
rteepv
eiwl
Uw.v
ww
ob-l'rions
that
pde$lr;ans
had
to
to
tUtr
txtrmve
of
Ut
iMHWMt
in
ordr
to
ooUe
on
idetr
ivirivv
.v
oa
to
wind.
Tfet
sn
wa$
ahinln.
Kvturyone
eerod
la
food
Plrtti.
Ttot
Meis4
itowti
or
coaI
p-reard
to
oa
imw
life
from
the
face?
abor
them
viiieh
i
wom
rirtlattns
imm
and
ooA
humor.
K
wo
nfoederfwl
It
took
sri
bf
H
the
wwAk
of
ui
oM
&MMt
"Aftr
the
rain
tone
thtre
alxravs
the
su
-.sh
n
JhWtp-OfS
W
l)M;
"K::!
?he
Ru)eit's
nrowhvf.;'
or
Mal
Mrtt.
Iten
I
recalled
an.
artisle
1
Dad
rd
which
Tjweiitrd
Uir
nme
Main
Street
.being,
given
to'
any
tiiarvivfarandl
I
pondered.
Truly
then.
U.
jxithlng
pleaslm
to
the
ear
In.
lfc
sound.
Hut
deep
thought
told,
ne
how
very
much
was
wrapped
up
in
the
name
"Main
SUeetY
esieel-ally
if
it
was
properly
applied,
and
to
a
stranger
vlslUng
the
cHj
for
Uie
first
line
Its
import
ance
In
proiiucliut
effect
on
reason.
Certainly
Uiat,
lauftt
be
tlM
j
buslne$
centre
of;
the
city.
Usually
the
strength
on
which
a
'city
is
bullt-Uie
i-stein
from
wlUcli
all
ave)ue&
branched
Yes
a
dlstiitulslupeiU
which.
cvn
tho?h
there
Is
nothing
euphonious
in
ttoe
wuijd
of
the
word
rroper.
Is
far
treater
Uan
souna
T
I
s
pewwful
JUf.ytlon
of
thowHit
bece
ntually
better
Vnwn
than
the
average
avenue
or
street
,'n
any
cltv.
Whew!
What
was
I
doing?
What
would
Prtaco
Rupertians.
think
f
they
has
knew
my
thoughts
and
then
before
me
;
?ood
the
Court
Hou?e
amidst,
its
beantifnl
surroaRd4ns
Our
nwl
StreH
had
either
a
beautiful
bcg'nnliM
or
tenioal
from
this
40nr?e.
What
wtalter'
What
bmt
calling
Main
Street
-Court
Avenue
It
womKJ
haY
a
ntoaning
f
enr
hai
to
be
cociWered
Retutnins.
i
w
X
had
tuled
to
see
with
my
thostghvs
so
previously
occupied,
the
welcome
cgsrnents
being
Vikl
ihe
dts-;nvilhed
Tsiton
in
our
midst
by
the
merrhiati
ol
the
city
of
Prtece
Rupert
who
in
uara
were,
to
be
cotncttBtentttf
br
the
Thei
I
naiso
sore
mtw
!tmmndir
reeognltfao
of
the
'and
saw
:N
a-vvadray
NchJcs
c
CMieh
Teinple
in
their
My
msr.i
co?w.erK-:-i
-
.'
-
:
''
:
'err.
e!ty
:
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Yes
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v
:
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&
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OIL
BURNERS
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TOSS.
TVXTii
SRSVEE
SAAN1CH
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
EMPIRE
DAY
IS
OBSERVED
Capitol.
Theatre.
Is
Centfe
of
Patrloilc
Observance
Today
PuplU.
of
the
c
1
e
n
e
n
t
a
r,
y
schools
of
the
city
thronged
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
morn
ing
to
participate
in
ceremonial
of
tne
commonwealth
he
-ad-!
observances
of
Empire
Day
Sponsored
by
the
Imperial
law
oondefoend
to
shower
as
lth
hi
continued
blessings
U
the
beltefsae&l
of
their
visit
amOOfH
us
and
khere
I
was
!
Capttol
speaker.
Rev.
Loil,
Smith4,
in
ahnrt,
appropriate,
addresshkened
the
nirmbers
or,
the
tma
Empire
to
the
lingers,
of
the
hands.
Each
one,
has
some
special
role
to
perform
but
all
must
work
together
as
a
whole
to
achieve
harmony
and
peace.
Politeness,
gratitude
and
a
humble
tttltude
should
characterize
all
members
monished.
BHBBffBuSLBLWL
Long
Motors
Numbers
on
the
program
con-
Order.
Daugters
of
the
Empire.
(
Ulbuted
by
schooi
were
out.
Uie
services
were
uh.vuku
uj-
Mrs.
H.
M,
Foote.
educational;
secretary
of
Uie
Order,
and
conducted
by
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,!
Municipal
Regent
of
the
local
chapters.
An
impressive
llpe
of
dignitaries-
on
the
platform
included
regents
of
the
local
chapters,
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
Mrs.
S.
R.
Donaldson,
Mrs.
William
Noble
and
Mrs.
0.
R.
S.
Blackaby;
standard-bearers
with
flags,
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
Mrs.
J.
Porman,
Mr.
M,
J.
Keays.
Mrs.
T.
A.
Meekln
and
Miss
Marie
Mattson,
also
Mrs,
H.
M.
POote;
principals
of
I
the
schools,
R.
0.
Moore,
J.
S.
Wilson
and
T.
H,
Batcman;
Inspector
of
Schools
E.
E.
Hynd-man.
Mayor
Nora
Arnold,
Rev.
BaslJ
Prockter
and
a
special
guest
speaker.
Rev.
Lorin
A.
C.
Smith
of
C&Igary.
There
were
brief
opening
remarks
by
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
a
civic
welcome
from
Mayor
Arnold
and
a
few
words
by
Rev
Basil
Prpckter.
introducing
the
,
,
i
standing.
Songs
In
wnicn
ai
schools
took
part
were:
"O
Canada."
"Land
of
Our
Birth,"
"The
Empire
Is
Our
Country"
and
"Land
of
Hope
and
Glory,"
J.
S.
Wilson
conducted
the
-
singing
with
Mrs.
O.
H.
Seaman
accompany,
lng
on
the
piano.
Pupils
of
Conrad
Street
School
trained
by
Mrs.
Knutson
and
Mrs.
B.
Eyolfson,
skillfully
ex
ecuted
a
folk
dance
and
a
pat
rloUc
drill.
KJng
Edward
School
gave
a
clever
and
original
musical
play,
"Olnger
Operetta."
a
modern
interpretation
of
a
fairy
tale,
directed
by
J.
Goscoe.
Pupils
of
the
Annunciation
Sihool
performed
grace
fatty
in
a
number
entitled
the
"Morrit
Dance."
The
Borden
Street
School,
contributed
numbers
by
the.
Rythm
Rand,
displaying
a
fine
sense
of
timing,
and
choral
sei-
ections
dbetosine
emvUen
Undo
ing.
Aecompantet
for
thee
Iteau
was
J.
A.
Rutherford.
Maries
shown
after
the
program,
br
the
comrUsr
of
the
Theatre
management
again
wtta
Main
Street
won-
drew
food
applause.
dering
how
ma:y
of
these
Tisi-
StudenU
of
'the
Booth
Meeo-
tors
came
from
c
ties
w
ih
a
orial
High
School
will
meet
at
triorcughfare
earned
Maun
the
Capitol
The
itre
this
ar.er-
Stree
'
t
ijr
ar
jbsenA.:v
?
a
picture
in
k
e
ws,
this
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