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DAIL?
NEWS
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
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nuPEUT
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British
Columbia
to:
'
The
Census
of
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenu
II.
P.
PULLEN
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-
Managing-Editor
1931
.
Member
ot
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
rs;'
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
May
28,
1931
PEACE
RIVER
QUTJ.ET
,
Premier
Tojmie
may
be
forced
by
public
opinion
in
the
south
to
attend
the
conference
on
the
Peace
River
outlet
,
but
whether
he
go'es
or
stays
at
home
he
must
remember
that
h'i
does
not
have
the
unanimous
backing
of
the
people
of
the
province
in
his
efforts
to
force
the
hands
of
the
railways
in
the
mattor
of
taking
over
the
P.G.E.
and
continuing
it
to
the
Peace
country,
4
Northern
British
Columbia
with
the
exception
of
Prince
George
is
opposed
to
it,
vo
may
safely
say,
and
there
are
parts
of
Southern
B.C.
which
are
not
very
enthusiastic.
Premier
Tolmie
should
also
remember
(hqt
political
expediency
is
'not
everything.
Building
the
P.G.E.
was
undertaken
as
a
policy
of
political
expediency
because
the
people
were
ready
at
any
time
to
vote
for
another
railway,
especially
a
line
leading
to
Vancouver.
Possibly
they
might
vote
in
favor
of
spending
more
money
on
the
P.G.E.
but
we
are
doubtful
of
it.
We
are
more
inclined
to
think
they
would
turn
down
such
a
proposal.
It
will
be
noticed
in
connection
with
the
movement
in
Vancouver
that
it
is
persistent
propaganda
of
one
newspaper
that
carries
it
alopg.
The
more
sober
though
of
the
others
is
against
taking
action
that
is
bound
to
prove
in
jurious
to
the
province
in
tne
long
run.
ta.
m,
v
ACTION
NEEDED
THIS
YEAR
Action
on
the
Peace
River
outlet
is
needed
this
year
to
i
provide
for
the
unemployed
in
the
fall.
If
the
Dominion
,
does
not
undertake
some
big
work
of
this
kind,
it
will
be
necessary
to
spend
the
money
in
some
other
way
in
pro-j
viding
for
those
who
are
without
money
and
without
the
means
of
acquiring
any.
It
would
seem
to
be
the
height
of
;
folly
to
proceed
with
the
policy
of
doles
when
there
is
so
j
much
work
to
be
done
and
so
many
people
anxious
to
work
i
rather
than
receive
meal
tickets
as
was
done
last
year.
1
If
a
few
thousand
men
were
set
to
work
on
the
western
outlet
of
the
Peace
River
there
would
be
a
general
revival
of
business
in
the
west
which
would
to
a
large
extent
cope
with
the
employment
situation
and
bring
about
a
better
industrial
condition
everywhere.
Mls.i
Agnes
Ha
n
W.t
..
j
her
ability
to
st
y
-
n
it
lnt
ti
a'
cliamnl'inshin
f
rnr
world
She
Victoria
Day
Celebration
At
Sandspit
SKIDEGATE,
May
28:
A
feature
of
the
Victoria
Day
celebration
Which
was
held
at
Sandspit
on
Monday
was
the
large
gathering
of
old
timers.
A
baseball
game
was
played
between
teams
representing
Skidegate
and
Sandspit.
the
final
score
being
Running
Shoes
WOMEN'S
In
Straps.
Ties
nd
Oxfords,
In
plain
and
fancy
trim.
Sizes
(J-
Off
38.
Re.
91.M.
Speclala'"0
CHILDREN'S
m
Uaht,
Sun
Tan,
Dark
and
Fancy
Colors,
Strap
Slipper
effect.
Cre-nette
Coles
and
Cushion
Heels.
Slies
42-i0.
Q
Reg.
$1.25.
To
clear
Children's
Shoes
"
Patent
Black
and
Brown
C.ilf
3traos.
Boots
and
Oxford
All
from
the
best
maker
Natui
flttinj
shoes,
flexible
and
soliu
leather
soles
and
rubber
heels
Sizes
8V2.
Regular
price
$3.85
and
up.
dP
Special,
up
from
........
Women's
&
Child's
Rubbers
Goodyear
High-Prcss
Ruh-bers,
best
grade
goods,
for
medium,
high
or
low
heels.
Sizes
10-7.
Reg.
$1.15.
Special
at
49c
win
nei
ih
worm
i
-rolling
,;ve
i-xlnbiii"s
at
air
.vo
show.
13
to
13
with
everybody
happy.
O.
H.
Jolllffe
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
was
captain
of
the
Skldegate
leap
while
A.
Pallant
guWed
the
deattnles
of
Sandspit.
After
the
same
Sandspit
challenged
Skidegate
to
another
game
on
June
3.
the
challenge
being
duly
accepted'.
During
the
day.
Capt.
J.
D.
011-latt
and
J.
Martin
kindly
placed
their
cars
at
the
disposal
of
the
visitors.
Everyone
present
had
a'
very
delightful
time.
The
weather
was
ideal
lor
outdoor
sports
m
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS'
Sale
of
Sample
Shoes
of
highest
grade
at
lowest
prices.
Sample
shoes
are
always
made
by
9
J
I
fill
V
J
V
J
-
ff
V
9
m
m
m
9
m
m
rfB.-A
"7
"
J
m
uite
mem.
jney
last
a
long
time
ana
iook
very
smart,
we
have
been
lortunitte
in
securing
a
large
shipment
of
sample
j
oiners.
i
ney
nave
Been
purchased
at
a,
low
price
and
I'nnce
Rupert
people
are
to
be
given
the
benefit
both
as
to
I
r
Mens
Dress
Shoes
and
Oxfords
m
Black
and
Brown
Calfskin
Uppers,
Blucher
and
Bui
cut,
wide
and
medium
titling,
Ooodyear
welted
sole
and
rubber
heels.
QQ
QC
Ali
sizes.
Reg.
$5.95.
To
clear
?ut9
Boys'
Dress
Shoes
Black
and
Brown
Calfskin
Uppers,
wide
fitting,
solid
leather
sales.
Panco
heels,
smart
dressy
last.
Slaes
l
to
5.
ftn
QP
Spfctar
Rag.
$3.95.
now
&&Jv
v,
Woiiien's
Gaytoes
In
Two-Tone
Shades,
snug
fitting,
medium
and
Cuban
heels.
Sizes
3Vi
to
4Vionly
QQn
Regular
$1.65.
Special
to
clear
OJi
Ml
WOMEN'S
SHOES
GROUP
NO.
1
B!
i
-k
P:Unt
Stiaoj,
medium
heel,
wide
and
medium
fitting.
Sizes
3-8
Reg.
$3.M.
BpecUl-
$1.95
GROUP
NO.
2
A
gioup
of
High
Grade
Shoe.
Short
lines.
In
Ties.
Pumps.
Straps
and
Oxford.
Patent
Brown
and
Black
Kin
High,
medium
and
low
heels.
Not
all
Rises
in
each
line,
but
all
Mc
-s
in
the
group.
Regular
to
$5.93
Special
to
clear
$2.95
GROUP
NO.
3
An
assortment
of
High
Class
Shoes
in
8,trapA
Pumps,
Ties
and
Ox-fords.
Patent
calf
and
kid
uppers,
splice,
Military
and
Cuban
heels.
6"!
id
leather
soles.
All
sizes
In
the
group.
Reg.
price
to
$6.95.
While
they
last
$3.95
Vancouver
Stocks
Big
Missouri.
20.
nil.
Duthle
Mines.
3'2.
5
George
Copper.
50.
nil.
Georgia
River.
3'2.
I
f4WMTI1lilMSMMBHasfigaMM
1
1
inn
SISllMSMWBSMsaMSSMSlSlMMMSjpMjS8
Oolconda,
nil.
20.
Grand
view,
3,
4.
Independence,
nil,
1.
Indian
Mines.
1.
17
Kootenay
Florence.
1.
Kootenay
King,
nil,
l4.
Morton
Woolsey.
1.
nil.
Boys'
Scuffer
Oxfords
uijck
irnl
Brown
Leather
Uppers,
v
ile
fitting
with
sjawn
extension
LutUier
Soles
and.
Rubber
UeU.
A
ru
I
bargain.
(?4
QP
R-g
$3.2
for
'.
'vAeffU
Boudoir
Slippers
In
various
colors,
comfy
wide,
fitting,
Crome
Leather
Soles.
Uubber
and
Cushion
HeW
Sizes
fiCp
3-8
Reg.
$1.25.
To,
clear
OOU
Boys'
Dress
Boots
M
Black
Kip
Leather
Uppers.
Blucher
Cut.
wide
fitting,
solid,
leather
soles
and
Panco
heels.
A
shoe
built
for
more
wear
co
OC
Regular
$3.95,
for
Montreal
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C,
EN'S
WORK
BOOTS
Thursday,
May
28.
i83)
Canada
In
the
opening
yfeeks
of
June
frj
wif;
nnjl
every
home
in
Canada
will
be
visited
by
a
representative
of
the
Government
for
the
greapiutlpnaj
purpose
of
taking
tlto
seventh
census
of
Canada.
The
census
is
really
a
stocktaking.
That
is(
it
provides
the
information
to
enable
the
Govern
iq;nt
and,
others
interested
in
the
development
of
the
country
'to
fonnula,te
progressive
tiolicies
for
the
happiness,
comfort
and
prosperity
of
our
people.
All
the
information
supplied
is
strictly
conGdential,
and
the
officers
of
the
Government,
are
subject
to
levere
penalty
if
the)'
disclqsig
any
of
the
information
which
is
given
to
them
by
residents
in
the
country,
to
any
other
thjlri
the
Government.
Furthermore,
it
has
nothing
whatever
to
do
with
taxation,
or
military
service,
or
compulsory
jchool
attendance)
or
immigration,
or
any
such
matter:
and
tire
Government
itself
cannot
use
it
except
for
statistical
totals.
The
Government
representative
will
put
the
same
questions
to
all,
and
it
is
your
duty
as
a
resident
of
this
country
to
auswer
promptly
and
truthfully.
The
Government
is
very
anxious
to
avoid
forcing
anyone
to
answer
these
questions,
hut
it
is
eiupovyered
to
do
so
in
the
tfY(
caecs
where
individuals
inay
refuse.
Issued
by
s
:!
HON.
II.
II.
STEVENS,
MinUter
DEPARTMENT
OF
TRADE
AND
COMMERCE
OTTAWA
Pend
Oreille.
70.
nil
National
Silver.
2.
2'4.
Eastern
Stocks
Noranda,
nil.
18.00
Int.
Nickel.
10.60.
11
oo.
C.
P.
R..
U2&,
27
35
Uncle
QAZAZUS
is
-
:i
the
hest
workmen
and
arc
of
the
highest
grade
nossible.
That
is
whv
nconlc
shoes
from
such
well
known
manufacturers
as
Leckle.
Packard.
Sissman
and
price
and
quality.
Hero
are
a
few
of
the
special
bargains
offering:
SoHd
Leather
Uppers,
wide
lnung
wiui
lcath
r
or
Panro
soles.
(Jhoes
chat
are
oj.
longer
wear.
AH
sues.
At
a
greatly
it
price
Cc,
af
on
ftp
Speti
i)
at
Boys'
Running
Shoes
With
Heavy
Brown
Canvas
Reinforcod
r
l-ice
tj
toe
puttem.
with
heavy
Huboci
s
A
shoe
built
to
stand
rough
wear
IZo
8i.cs
8-10'
v.
Reaulai
Oir
I
OV
Reg.
$1
15
OCn
1-5
Reg.
$1.26
95c
Men's
Tennjs
Shoes
Men's
Goodrich
Make
StronaReuiforcwl
VW
with
suction
and
crepe
soles.
Slics
C-ll
R'
$1
95
Special
while
they
last
OQf
Up
from
UOt
Fishermen's
Rubber
Boots
r.Qoiuticii
ntiiss
Extra
Heavy
Reinforced
Rubber
BooU,
"'
hip
vlde
fitting
lasts,
Extra
Heavy
Soles
Si
0-11.
Regular
price
$8.50.
OR
Special
at
Children's
Knee
High
Rubber
Boots
First
arade
Oood.rlch
High-Press
Quality
'
8
to
10',.
Regular
price
$2.05.
Q4
fiS
Special
at
01uu