PAOX
FOUB
TEH
DAILT
RXTTI
Wednesday.
March
15.
11
Forced
Sale!
My
Creditors
Want
Money
From
now
until
March
31
entire
stock
will
be
Sold
Below
Cost.
Our
loss
your
Gain
COME
IN
AND
COMPARE
VALUES
AND
PRICES.
good
for
baking,
per
pfc.
Roloc
ream
lift
GEO.
ARSENEAU
Uratton
Block,
Next
Post
Office
MUSSALLEM'S
Always
Have
Lowest
Prices
Quality
Goods
bets-
per
pfeft.
.
...
Fairy
Soap
5
cakes
In
box
per
box
Aylmer.Plum
Jam
4's
per
thK.
23c
27c
25c
37c
Gold
Dust
Scouring
Powder
QCn
3
tins
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Wc
deliver
all
orders,
$3
or
over
317-19
Third
Avenue
West
P.O.
Box
575
Phone
18
MACKENZIE
FURNITURE
327
Third
Ave.
Phone
771
BED
LOUNGES
-Cuurh
Ui
daytime,
and
makes
a
full
size
bed
Q1
C
Q-0
Special.
With
pillow
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Total
capacity
20,09
tons
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
(or
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Iron
and
Brits
Casting
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
80-ton
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
Sawmill
and
MlnlngMachlncry
Repaired
and
Overhauled
The
Letter
Box
STATU
MARKETING
I
Editor,
Daily
News:
:
Under
the
heading
etlng."
w.
McL.
Clarke.
Secretary
.In
addition
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Com-
doubles
was
playefe,
I
merce.
in
a
recent
issue
of
"Oan-
adian
Business"
makes
some
observations
of
interest
to
all.
and
:for
the
benefit
of
your
readers
I.
And
Our
Stock
is
Guaran-
trust
you
win
find
space
for
this;
teed
to
be
FRESH
matter.
i
'There
are
some
who
believe
Readycut
Macaroni-
Jq
that
state
marketing
of
farm
cam-pa
lb
modules
will
result
In
better
prices
3
2ft
P
211(1
large
profits
for
the
produ-
Ibs
cer."
Pure
Lard
Silveriest
lip,
After
ouWlnln
history
of
bulk,
per
tb
this
movement,
the
writer
con-
Pure
Lard
Shamrock
OQp
OD
tlnues:
S-lb.
tin
-Th
Stevenson
Rubber
Plan
ot
Finest
Creamery
Butter
Our
own
1925
supported
by
the
British
Oov-brand,
"Economy"
QCp
ernment
In
defiance,
of
business
3
lbs.
OUU
judgment,
shortly
ended
In
Has)
Tea
Broken,
grange
Pekoe,
our
and
eight
years
later
the
rubber
own
brand,
"Economy"
in
producers
still
find
themselves
k
per
ib
Oij.
.
straightened
circumstances.
The
Buy
now
as
tea
Is
advanc-QAp
efforts
of
Bra
ill
to
stabilize
the
ins
in
wice.
3
lbs.
O";
price
of
coffee
through
the
Gov-
Old
English
Meal
A
cereal
and
ernment
Coffee
Valorisation
plan
resulted
In
demoraUzatlon.
the
tragedy
of
which
is
still
being
experienced,
and
hundreds
of
tons
of
coffee
were
last
month
dumped
Into
the
harbor
of
Santos.
The
silk
marketing
program
of
the
Japanese
Government
has
bad
the
same
disastrous
consequences.
The
more
recent
effort
to
control
the
price
of
sugar
through
group
effort
have
had
unfortunate
.effects
in
the
West
and
East
Indies
sooner
than
most
anticipated.
The
U-8.
Farm
Board
In
its
efforts
to
stabilize
wheat
and
cotton
prices,
to
hold
out
against
the
world
for
bigger
profits
and
to
make
the
farmer
prosper
ous,
contributed
to
a
temporary
paralysis
of
those
markets
which
is
.still
evident
and
have
merely
made
the
farmer
poorer
than
be
would
have
been
had
private
en
Iterprlse
been
allowed
to
liquidate
the
over-supply,
thus
to
restore
a
balance
In
the
markets.
The
story
of
our
Canadian
Wheat
Pool
is
very
similar.
These
experiments
have
all
failed
miserably,
not
to
mention
similar
leaser
efforts
in
respect
of
sisal,
hemp,
raisins,
and
nitrate,
which
resulted
In
similar
chaos
and
suffering."
"A
major
aspect
of
all
these
ex
perlments
which
have
been
under
taken
through
popular
demand
and
public
pressure
quite
against
the
considered
Judgment
of
bus
inrss.
has
been
that
the
govern
ments
concerned
have
had
to
ad
mlt
of
collossal
losses,
the
UJB
Farm
Board,
for
Instance,
ha
vim?
as
follows:
Skrena
Court
',
7:30
M.
MeCatfery
and
R.
Mox-ley
vs.
p.
1
erguson
and
T.
Bussan-'
ich.
y
8:00
Mrs.
Partow
and
C.
J,
Nor
rington
vs.
Miss
F.
Cross
and
W.
Tobey.
8:30
Mrs.
O
Laldler
and
L.
Stamford
vs.
Miss
N.
Lawrence
arid
Ian
Murray.
.
;
1
9:30
F.
M.
Davis
and
J.
Hi
Horton
Vs.
N.
Allen
and
R.
Tobey.
10:00
Winner
of
Mrs.
Paflow
and
C.
J.
Norrington
vs.
Mlss!F.
Cross
and
W.
Tobey
event
to
play
Miss
C.
Mitchell
and
W.
Lambie.
10:30
Miss
J.
Moffatt
and
N.
vs.
R.
Bartlett
and
Mrs.
Moose
Hall
7:00
to.
Tobey.vsj
BaW
Alien.
7.30
W.
Bryant
.vs.
ti.
TotoeV.
8:30
M.
McCaffery
N
AHen.
9:00
W.
Bryant
and
W.
Lambie
vs.
R.
Bartlett
and
W.
Cornish.
9:30
Miss
B.
Thompson
and
R.
Allen
vs.
Miss
Y.
Terrien
and
L.
Murdock.
10:00
R.
Moxley
and
S.
Darton.
This
brings
the
draw
out
to
the
semi-finals
In
all
events.
Semi-finals
will
be
played
In
Moose
Hall
to
morrow
evening.
lost
450
million
dollars
In
respect
of
wheat
alone.
The
books
of
our
governments
hsve
yet
to
be
bal
anced
in
respect
to
the
wheat
pools.
"And
now.
in
spite
ot
all
these
tragedies
of
government
In
business,
there
Is
s
movement
from
some
sections
to
have
the
govern
ment
undertake
the
marketing
of
dairy
products
"The
reasons
for
such
failures
are
manifold.
First
and
foremost,
these
state
plans
are
attempts
to
defy
economic
law.
The
fundemen-tal
truism
of
supply
and
demand
must
inevitably
be
considered
and
they
who
choose
to
Ignore
that
simple
economic
fact
will
sooner
or
later
have
It
made
abundantly
clear
to
them
through
sheer
suf
fering.
That
is
precisely
what
Has
happened
and
will
always
happen
to
those
who
are
foolish
enough
to
believe
that
they
can
Ignore
the
rules
that
others
must
observe.
OBSERVER.
MTILL!E
THE
TOILER"
ieraa
-no
1
VQU
tMM'T
IUT9MD
sua
TOST
BBCTVUSB
I
HA-O
IT
'
BADMINTON
LASTNIGHT
Number
of
Games
Played
at
United
Church
Hall
With
Varying
.
Results
The
city
badminton
tournament
series
continued
to
progress
with
COMETS
LEAD
BASKETBALL
Girls'
Came
Last
Night
Was
Closely
Contested
and
dives
Winner
Right
to
riay-Off
SENIORS'
BIO
SCORES
The
Comets
took
the
lead
away
varying
successes.
Below
are
results
from
the
cardinals
In
last
night
of
the
first
round
of
the
mixed
'doubles
played
on
the
United
Church
court
last
evening,
winning
teams
being
the
first
listed:
Mrs.
Norrington
and
R.
Bartlett
vs.
Miss
M.
MacKay
and
T.
Bussan-tch.
15-6.
18-16.
Miss
D.
Thompson
and
Ron.
Allen
vs.
Mrs.
J.
H.
Horton
and
W.
Bryant.
18-17,
15-11.
Miss
J.
Moffatt
and
Norman
Allen
vs.
Miss
J.
Grieve
and
M.
McCaf-rey,
15-12.
15-5.
Miss
C.
Mitchell
and
W.
Lamble
vs.
Miss
A.
Pillsbury
and
Dr.
Mandy,
'
15-2.
15-5.
I
Miss
N.
Lawrence
and
Ian
Murray
vs.
Miss
E.
Davis
and
F.
M.
Davis.
11-15.
16-7.
15-12.
Mrs.
O.
Laldler
and
L.
Stamford
'vs.
Miss
M.
Astoria
and
W.
Lyons.
State
Mark-
15-10.
15-12.
girls'
game
In
the
last
quarter
winning
by
a
close
margin
of
two
points.
This
Rives
the
Comets
the
honors
in
the
second
half
and
the
right
to
meet
the
Amasoru
In
the
play-offs
for
league
leadership.
The
ame
was
the
peppiest
that
the
rirte
have
olnyed
In
this
half.
In
the
first
half
the
Cardinals
away
with
a
bang
and
managed
hold
a
four-point
lead.
In
the
second
halt,
however,
the
Comets
broke
loose
with
some
speed
and
played
havoc
with
the
Cardinal
guard
line.
With
but
two
minutes
to
go
the
Comets
sank
a
long
one
blew.
In
the
senior
game
the
Grotto
cinched
the
second
half
of
the
league
by
taking
the
Ksiens
into
one
-ame
of
men's
tamp
.54-45.
The
game
was.
slow
to
n
nui
umik
uare
inn
uia
untu
nu
1
OW
BU
scored
by
it.
Alien
ana
w.
Tccey
aU
the
way
through.
In
the
last
over
J.
Dougherty
and
R.
J.
Allen.
;few
minutes
the
game
was
a
little
15-2,
15-5.
better,
the
Kaiens
setting
a
little
The
draw
for
tonight's
games
le.
more
'pen
Into
their
plays
The
Orotto
were
dead
on
the
basket
Mth
their
long
shots
and
didnt
give
the
Kalen
guards
a
chance
to
Ret
near
them.
In
the
intermediate
game
the
Warriors
teek
the
Merchants
by
a
$re
of
JO-22
The
game
was
fasti
and
spirited
the
Merchants
putting
up
a
better
fight
than
they
have
all
the
.second
hslf.
In,the?unlpr
flxtur
the
Meteors)
easily
best
the
Rovers
28-15.
Individual
Scores
,
Comets-rSteen.
Irvine
6,
Smith
2.
Morgan
ft).
The
i.
CardtnalsVBtone
4,
Lowe
Rlvett.
Mclllmoyl.
0i.
OroUo
Osrtich
US'.
Ratchfotd
(18).
Morrison
14.
Hunt.
Currier
Menzies
il.
Stalker
b
Ksiens
Cross
13.
Mitchell
.'
Wing
ham
8.
Kelsey
18.
Irvine.
Tobey.
Warriors
Forbes
12.
Comadlna
(S).OUUs
ilQt.Steffensrud
U.Hic-kef,
FlUpa
trick,
Davis.
Merchants
F.
Dingwell
4.
Ross
2f.
Bury.
F.
Morrison
i8i.
AntonellL
B
Dingwell
8.
Arney.
Meteors
Allen
tt
Morgan
(12.
Chrlstieon
11).
Tobey.
Amy
Campbell
S.
Rovers
Ivarson.
Lindsay
(Ml,
WUItscroft,
Armstrong.
McRae,
Breraner.
Racing
Legal
in
State
of
Oregon
PORTLAND,
March
15:
Horse
and
dog
racing
In
the
State
of
Oregon
Is
legalised
and
provision
made
for
betting
on
the
results.
Hotel
Arrivals
WINCE
KUPKHT
B.
Johnston,
D.
J.
Mugford,
II.
Larmlng.
W.
Cawell,
F.
Lancaster,
8.
Waring.
Vancouver;
C.
Corks,
Port
Essington;
L.
Skinner,
Copper
River;
M.
Miller.
Blllmor;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Ollbert,
Terrace.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
LEFT
ICE;
LOST
GAME
Chicago
Put
In
Protest
and
Then
tjult
the
Game
Last
Night
in
National
League
CHICAGO,
March
15:
Chicago
forfeited
their
hockey
game
In
the
National
Hockey
League
last
night
when
they
left
the
ice
following
a
protest.
Games
played
last
night
were:
Chicago
2,
Boston
3.
Canadlcns
I.
Montreal
2.
Ottawa
3.
New
York
Rangers
3.
$No
Sunday
Ball
in
An
Easy
"Pick-up"
EMgAOtMnMT
WNg
qm
THE
PyOOSy,
it-4
I
fS
.
'.
N
III
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
March
15:
-The
legislature
refits!
to
pm
the
bill
which
would
have
provided
for
to
give
them
a
two-point
lead
that
Sunday
baseball
In
the
State
of
they
held
until
the
last
whistle
Pennsylvania
IKeX"
Bovl
Trutfi
Ogden's
Cut
Plug
will
stand
Op
undet
any
cross
oxaminalionl
It's
ready
to
give
you
the
"inside
facts,"
the
honest
ttuth,
about
its
finer
flavour,
richer
fragrance
ana
cooler
smoking
quality.
No
alibis
for
Ogden's.
Its
got
the
proof
and
its
story
never
varies.
That's
why
men
like
Ogden's
Cut
Plug.
You
seo
Ogden's
is
just
mads
for
pipes,
made
to
pack
right,
to
light
right
.
.
,
to
smoke
right.
Andyouf
pipe
will
prove
it!
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
If
yon
'
roll
your
own",
use
Oidm's
fine
cut
ciiarttle
lobatco
vnlh
Free
(kaitiniet
ff
fxifxri
VMfvY
VMSSUU,
MAC.IL
Hnieunt
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Ill
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Wednesday
&
Thursday
TWO
SHOWS
7
It
9
p.m.
Admission
15c
ti
50c
Feature
starts
7:30
&
9:31
Oat
"Back
Street"
is
Showing
Tonight
At
the
Capitol
The
screen
play
"Back
Street,"
showing
tonight
and
tomorrow
at
the
Capitol
la
an
adaptation
of
Fannie
Hurst
s
most
popular
novel,
and
rmunt
and
SATlnni.
Country"
Immortalized
on
the
Screen
Fannie
Hurst's
"D
A
CV
CTDtTTM
Famous
Love
Story
DLIy
0
1
Kfcfc
1
With
IRENE
DUNN,
JOHN
ROLES
A
Universal
Picture
Comedy--"Millionaire
Cat"
Paramount
Nt,
Wit
Si
Skirt
if
Breitl
Ciild
Hit
Lie
lown
to
Sleep
Urt.
P.
J,
Otmog,
tikonftf,
B.r
"I
Ui
Uf
m
UoubUd
viU
ifcertiMM
(
ui
I
mU
t
IU
down
U
ilwp.
I
midst
da
sty
bwd
work,
m
Uin,
sad
k4
srT4
sad
imoUkcriir
Mtn.
I
triJ
sTJ
klaU
ef
wIMm,
Vit
ml
M
m
niit
antil
sfUr
I
ki4
tikm
thrx
boi(
Ujlwri
i
Ilnrt
sad
Nf
r
IMli,
ts-'.
vjrt
tta
I
kiT
fh
bHUr
ib
Try
wtf
'
'
llfbrr
Hay
ward
Was
Member
off
Vitiate
Council
and
Othtrwite
1
VANT
Rtiuer
I
Ml
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Prominrnt
PORT
SIMPSON.
March
Ift-Ile-
BOOK
LIST
INCREASING
Number
Collected
b
r.ro(atn
Ortncs
llrut
Store
Cfnlnl
Depot
Now
Id
The
bookA
for
Hi-
IU
cast
of
players
Is
headed
by
Irene
.
collet
u-d
under
or
Dunnr
and
John
Boles,
two
of
the
"teadlly
inottiiUnR
th.
n
screen
s
best-liked
artists.
noon
yrMeroay
to
iu,i,
i,
j,
Back
Street"
tells
an
Intensely1
ud
ths
total
n.:i
Mi
53
(
affecUng
story
'of
a
wothan
who
gave
up
everything
In
her.
Hie
for
love,
and
a
man
who
gave
nothing
but
love.
The
picture
sheds
new
light
on
"the
eternal
triangle."
and
you
wFJI
follow
the
naloiding
of
the
Dlot
with
breathiess
Interest.
Uibulor
are
reminds:
uu:
books
should,
bo
left
onn-
Ut
3
tore
nd
not
si
thr
amu-.
rA.
iovriM
are
the
mt
if
.
Previously
aknowU-lK
i
Iletlor
WUkinaon
J
A.
Tent
"Back
Street"
Is
Fannie
Huest's
Miss
Mill
greatest
novel
It
first
appeared
in
I
M
Motrtaon
CoamopollUn
Magaslne
as
s
serial,
Iat
Hoagitey
and
was
followed
in
1911
by
a
most
Mrs
Homer
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race
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buy
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keen,
and
after
you
have
seen
Dr
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thr
picture,
you
will
resllsV
why.
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wife,
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dren.
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are
hoping
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ail:
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son.
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that
the
tttrsry
wili
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The
funeral
cortege,
headed
by
Ana
not
lose
any
of
the
Port
Simpson
Band,
after
Um
,
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the
dull
p-n
-service
was
conducted
by
the
Rev
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went
to
the
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casket
was
covered
with
floral
otterlngs
showiitf
the
high
esteem
In
which
the
deceaaeo
was
held.
The
following
sent
floral
offerings:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sdgar,
Onndsoii
llslph
Hayward.
Mrs.
Brent-sen.
AthleUr
Club,
Mr
and
Mrs
Harry
Ryan.
Y.P
EA.
Mr
and
Mrs.
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f
,rlst
arftuinrs
Beer
Bill
Will
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Senate
Today
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to
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passed
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League.
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Senate
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noes.
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Mssgrave
and
measure
today
uni
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famUy.
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and
Mrs,
D.
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15
days
after
it
son
and
others.
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