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November
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
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J
NEVER
RISK
DOUBTFUL
BAKING
POWDER.
I
KNOW
FROM
EXPERIENCE
THAT
MAGIC
ALWAYS
GIVES
DEPENDABLE
BAKING
RESULTS
.
.
SAYS
MADAME
R.
LA
CROIX.
Afhtont
Ditrttor
of
Ih
Provincial
School
of
Domeitic
Scltnct,
btontttal
MAGIC
costs
not
quite
of
a
cent
more
per
baking
than
the
cheapest
inferior
hiking
powders.
Why
not
use
this
fine-quality
baking
powder
and
be
sure
of
satisfactory
results?
"CONTAINS
NO
ALUM."
Thlt
ratrmrnt
on
wry
tin
I
your
guarantee
that
Maitic
Haklnft
Powtlrr
I
free
from
alum
or
any
harmful
lnrtuient.
Made
in
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PK1NCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
DAILY
EDITION
Friday.
Nov.
3,
1933
A
GLORIOUS
VICTORY
The
people
of
Prince
Rupert
are
to
be
congratulated
on
the
result
of
the
election
yesterday.
They
showed
their
confidence
in
T.
D.
Pattullo,
the
man
who
has
represented
them
since
1916,
and
on
this
occasion
they
had
the
privilege
of
electing
the
man
who
in
a
few
days
will
be
Premier
of
the
province.
While
the
Liberal
vote
was
large
there
was
a
large
vote
also
given
to
the
local
member
by
Conservatives
and
Lab-orites
who
appreciate
the
marram!
his
work
and
the
peculiar
position
in
which
the
city
is
placed.
They
rose
to
the
occasion
splendidly
and
great
credit
is
due
them
for
placing
the
good
of
the
community
before
party.
A
few
former
Liberals
supported
the
C.
C.
F.
candidate
but
nothing
like
as
many
as
it
was
supposed
would
do
so.
Doubtless
they
did
so
conscientiously
so
everybody
is
happy.
The
outstanding
feature
of
the
election
generally
was
the
almost
total
defeat
of
the
independents
who
got
their
just
deserts
for
deserting
their
chief-at
the
last
moment
After
receiving
all
possible
benefits
from
their
association
with
him.
The
catchword
"the
people
are
tired
of
the
old
parties,"
did
not
work.
It
was
a
political
slogan
coined
for
the
purpose
of
trying
to
defeat
the'
Liberals
and
it
failed.
There
are
six
more
members
to
be
elected,
four
in
Victoria
and
two
in
Vancouver
Centre.
On
the
result
of
this
deferred
election
will
rest
the
decision
as
to
what
is
to
be
the
official
opposition
group
and
who
is
to
be
leader
of
the
opposition.
Possibly
the
position
of
leader
of
the
opposition
will
be
abolished.
Mr.
Bruhn,
who
aspired
to
be
Premier
finds
himself
almost
alone
in
the
new
House
and
Attorney
General
Pooley
Is
absolutely
alone,
the
sole
survivor
of
a
party
that
went
into
power
five
years
ago
under
such
auspicious
circum
stances
and
with
such
a
large
majority.
It
is
the
end
of
a
political
tragedv.
CHEAT
TASK
AHEAD
The
new
administration
will
have
a
great
task
ahead
of
it.
The
general
financial
condition
of
the
province
will
have
to
be
purveyed
and
dealt
with
and
plans
made
for
in-rfffpciVrY
-tr..io"mnt
o
that
thp
unemployed
can
be
put
to
work.
It
is
a
Herculean
task
but
we
have
faith
in
our
leader
that
he
will
tackle
it
with
courage.
We
feel
sure
we
can
speak
for
many
who
voted
against
him
that
they,
as,
wellas
his
supporters,
will
be
behind
him
in
his
efforts
to
better
conditions
and
bring
order
out
of
chaos.
Night
School
Classes
,
With
the
sanction
of
Commissioner
Alder,
Evening
Classes
In
the
Mbjectt
listed
below
are
being
arranged
during
the
coming
week,
to
be
held
In
Borden
Street
School.
For
these
classes
any
person,
of
fifteen
years
of
age
or
over
is
eligible.
However,
the
classes
are
not
assigned
for
students
at
present
attending
sehool,
but
for
these
who
wish
to
extend
their
previous
education.
According
to
the
regulations
of
the
Department
of
Education,
all
Glasses
must
have
an
average
attendance
of
at
least
ten
in
order
to
be
maintained.
CLASSES:
(1)
ENGLISH
FOR
NEW
CANADIANS.
(Twice
weekly.)
A
course
In
spoken
and
written
English
Intended
for
persons
of
foreign
extinction
.who
desire
to
improve
their
knowledge
of
the
language.
BOOK-KEEPING
AND
ACCOUNTS.
(Twice
weekly.!
Courses
In
Elementary
and
Advanced
Book-keeping.
BUSINESS
ENGLISH
AND
ARITHMETIC.
(Twice
weekly.)
FRENCH
FOR
BEQINNERS.
(Twice
weekly.)
APPLIED
MECHANICS.
(Once
weekly,)
If
sufficient
Interest
is
shown,
other
classes
may
be
added
to
the
above.
FEES:
Fees
ranging
J
mm.
$1.50
to
$3.00
per
month
wUl
be
charged
for
these
courses.
HEGlSTKATION;
As
-esasses
will
begin,
op
Monday,
November
Oth..
students
may
register
at
any
date
previous
between
the
hours
of
4:00
and
8:00
P.M.
at
Uie
office
of
George
L
Rorle.
Wallace
Block,
where
full
particulars
of
the
courses
offered
may
be
obtained.
BADMINTON
GATHERING
The
Piinre
rtupeu
Badminton
Association,
ai
its
annual
meeting,
elected
Max
Heilbroner
as
honorary
president
and
A.
O.
Aves
president.
Other
members
of
Ut
executive
for
the
season
will
be
chosen
and
further
organization
perfected
at
another
meeting
of
delegate
to
be
held
next
Wednesday.
The
financial
statement
for
last
season
was
presented
and
approved
at.
the
annual
meeting.
The
clubs
represented
at
the
annual
mMttiflff
WM
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Constitution.
25.000.
ard
Venus.
20.000,
Cold
Storasre.
7.5c.
and
5c
Canadian
Cape
Bcaie
32.000
Cold
Storage.
7.5c.
and
5r
Week-End
Lowr
rices
The
plane
was
here
Tuesday
night
enroute
from
Anyox
to
Telegraph
Creek
and
is
due
back
in
'
Pr,nce
aain
today
.
C.
N.
R.
A.-J.
A.
Teas;
and
F.
M.
Ru?ert
Dsvis.
'
...
Skeeaa
A.
E.
Parlow
and
A.
O.
Aves.
Prince
Rupert
James
Douglas
and
Frank
Russell.
Rupert
Bast
Miss
Margaret
McKay
and
Mitchell
Oay.
WILL
FLY
ON
DUTY
(Continued
from
Page
1
ballot
box
carrying
flight
to
Tele-;.-.ph
Creek
and
will
use
the
machine
for
a
flight
to
Porcher
Island
and
the
west
coast
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
official
business.
By
using
the
plane,
the
government
officials
will
be
able
to
cover
in
a
few
days
ground
which
by
other
means
of
transportation
would
take
at
least
a
month
to
tra-i
verse
and
will
be
able
to
do
so
at
'
the
saving
of
considerable
money
In
I
addition
to
time.
NEW
COMPANY
FORMED
Continued
from
Pace
1
eouver.
made
an
examination
and
reported
75,000
tons
of
ore
could
be
obtained
from
known
shoots.
C.
C.
Richardson,
president,
inti
mated
some
time
ago
that
$150.0001
was
needed
to
put
the
mine
into
production.
"Thy
Word
Is
a
lamp
unto
my
feet
and
a
light
unto
my
path."-The
Bible
(V
4j
We
have
a
complete
slock
of
Men's
Furnishings,
.Men's,
Ladies'
and
Children's
Hoots
and
Shoes
of
the
highest
quality.
Rubbers
and
Rubber
Hoots
at
great
savings.
Boys'
Greb
Boots,
all
so-
Ladies'
Q-l
lid
leather
Overshoes
vAsfJi?
$2.50
10
$2.95
Ladies'
Shoes
QO
CJQ
H
reg..
$4.25
"
JBm
Ladies'
Fine
Shoes,
ret.
m
32.95
I
Ladies'
Satin
Slippers,
Ladies'
Brown
HKf
regular
CQ
AT
Rubbers
SP.50
VOVD
B.C.
CLOTHIERS
LIMITED
Next
FrizzcII's
Meat
Market
Phone
Black
32
1
So
many
people
drink
LSENER
regularly
(it
is
B.
Cs
most
popular
beer)
that
even
without
further
recommendation
from
us,
there
would
be
every
reason
why
you
should
make
it
your
favorite
beverage,
too!
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
DUTCH
OIHL
AND
U.
It.
C.
BOHEMIAN
(SEEKS
AND
CREAM
STOUT
DOLLA
CHILDREN'S
WOOL
CLOVES
Pure
Wool
Scotch
Knit,
assorted
colors
and
sizes,
reg.
value
60c
pair
C-J
QQ
v
Dollar
Day.
3
pair
for
LADIES'
WINTEK
WEIGHT
VESTS
Silk,
Wool
and
Cotton
Mixture.
Watsons
make,
tailored
finish
CI
QQ
Dollar
Day.
2
for
Bloomers
to
match
2
pair
for
Dollar
Day
si.oo
ANGEL
SKIN
PMNCESS
SLIPS
Angel
Skin
Princess
Slips,
form
fitting
style
lace
trlmmed,
assorted
shades
CI
ft
ft
ASV.W.
SKIN
BKASSIEK
;
PANTIE
SETS
Assorted
shades,
tailored
and
lace
trimmed
styles
beautifully
finished
CI
flO
Dollar
Day.
set
GIHLS
k
MISSES
SILK
Si
WOOL
HOSE
Extra
special
value
for
Dollar
Day
Girls
RUk
St
Wool
Plaited
Hose,
stacs
8
to
10
SI
;A
00
Dollar
Day.
3
pair
for
LADIES'
BOXED
HANDKEItCIIIEFS
25
Doe
Genuine
Irish
Linen
Handkerchiefs,
all
while
colored
hand
embroidery,
boxed.,
three
handkerchiefs
to
the
box
SI
7XUU
00
Dollar
Day.
4
boxes
for
LADIES'
FLANNELETTE
NIGHT
GOWNS
White
Flannelette,
good
quality
short
sleeves
assorted
trimmed
Dollar
Day,
each
EMIiltOIIIEItED
PILLOW
CASES
Embroidered
Pillow
Cases,
assorted
colored
embroidery.
Irish
made,
laundered
SI
t?XVHJ
00
ready
to
use;
Dollar
Day,
pair
IIOUKOCKSES
FLANNELETTE
Horrockses
32
inch
White
Flannelette
Q-l
QQ
British
make.
Dollar
Day.
8
yds
for
WHITE
FLANNELETTK
Good
quality
White
Flannelette
soft
t?
-J
QQ
and
warm.
Dollar
Day.
7
yards
f..r
JA,"V
HALF
BLEACHED
SHEETS
Extra
heavy
quality
half
bleached
Sheets,
large
size.
7x90
Inches
CI
QQ
Dollar
Day,
each
?XVV
I'OTTCKS
ENGLISH
1'KINTS
Potters
English
Prints.
38
inches
wide,
guaranteed
absolutely
fast
colors,
various
CI
QQ
designs
Dollar
Day.
4
yards
for
AY
Saturday
-
Fraser
&
Payne's
Open
Saturday
Night
till
10
o'clock
BELOW
ARE
A
FEW
OF
OUR
DOLLAR
DAY
ITEMS.
SEE
WINDOW'S
FRIDAY
FOR
FURTHER
SPECIALS
MAY
BELLE
BLOOMERS
&
VESTS
50
Doz.
Vests
&
Bloomers,
May
Belle
quality,
extra
special
tor
Dollar
ltlt
l
De-Lustred
Extra
Good
Quality
VU
Taiiored
Bloomers,
3
pair
for
Extra
Good
Quality
Vests,
built
up
.shoulder,
3
for
finish.
Sizes,
small,
merliu
m
and
large.
Q1
OH
May
Belle
De-Luxe
quality
Bloomem
Q-l
An
OJ-alJU
lare
lace
trimmed,
trimmed.
t
I
nalr
pair
fss
far
?A.UU
SI.OO
LADIES'
&
.MISSES'
VVOOL
GLOYES
Pure
Wool
Scotch
Knit
Gloves,
assorted
styles
and
colors,
all
perfect.
re
price
Cf
QQ
v
78c
pair:
Dollar
Day.
2
puir
for
Mny
Belle
De-Luxe
Quality
Vent,
built
up
shoulder.
2
for
S1.00
Pt'Kn.K
HEATHEK
KNITTING
Y.VUN
Baldwins
and
Pa
ton's
Purple
Heather
K
Ysni.
30
shades.
4
ply
Dollar
Day.
8
l-os.
balls
I1AIIY
BLANKETS
$1.00
Baby
Blankets,
part
woo),
check
deli
animal
patterns.
aUe
30x40
Inches
Defer
Day.
each
HEAVY
WADDED
QUILTS
Cn-Umnr
covered,
full
sises
64x73
inch
with
new
sterilised
cotton,
assorted
patterns:
Du!l.tr
Day.
each
ENGLISH
PKiyTUD
inil)SI
K-I)S
r
at
roll
i
uMtied
designs,
size
Tlx')
Uu
Sirs.
Dollar
Day.
each
CHBTUNNE
Special
value.
English
printed
Cretonne
.designs,
fust
colors
Dollar
Day.
8
yards
for
59c
82.20
S1.39
81.00
KNGLIIH
SHADOW
CLOTH
la
inches
wide,
assarted
pattsras.
eaeeUn
fast
colon
Q-l
AA
Dollar
rVi
v
9
varrla
fnr
vA.UU
ALL
SILK
IHtAfiiMY
DAMASK
M
Inches
wide.
All
Balk
Drapery
Dan:
colors,
a&surted
designs,
reg
IH
CI
A
A
vA.UU
vri
rinll.ir
n,.v
vrt
-Men's
and.Boys'
HOYS'
I'l'ME
WOOL
GOLF
HOSI
Hoys
Pure
Wool
Uolf
Hose
ssmH!
mixtures,
colored
tops,
stars
8
to
10
CI
flf)
Dohar
Day
3
pair
for
QX.)
HOYS'
ri'HK
WOOL
GOLF
HOSE
itoys
fure
wool
uou
Hose,
better
km
sbove
sixes
7l3
to
10
Dollar
Day.
2
pair
for
from
close
in.
Kruuse
bmuKht
off
a
Iiooth
returned
to
the
attack
and
Dybhavn
stopped
Cameron
on
the
The
Junior
League
football
game
iln.
iiusov
at
ut
n
thrmwh
tnr
'postponed
from
last
Saturday
be-
Uooth.
Cameron
had
another
try
tween
Booth
Memorial
and
Borden
aiMj
Holkestad
aad
Davie
shot
but
Street
Schools
was
played
yester-
posing
cleared.
Catneran
was
nearly
day
afternoon
and
a
splendid
match
through
again
but
Dybhavn
blocked
resulted
In
a
win
for
Borden
by
two
ue
shot
and
Borden
held
the
lead,
goals
to
one.
j
unit,
n,-
m
nH
hin
in
iu
fovnr
Booth-Krauss;
Hlce,
BasttnaA;
Borden
had
the
best
of
the
opening
I1''
I
exchanges
and
O'Ncm
Peat
Krouse
'
,
'"'
v'',re'
with
a
high
shot
that
the
goalie
IIWK1-
handled
but
could
not
clear.
Booth
Borden-
Postuk;
V.
Wllilscroft.
forwards
made
headway
with
nice
Dybhavn;
OrmMon,
Mh.
Fitch;
combination
but
Dybhavn
and
Wll-
Monkley,
Barton,
O'Nettl,
Ooltok.
Itscrof
t
cleared.
Monkley
was
dan-
Currie.
but
put
behind
Barton
went
serous
w.
w
0
Q.mn
rWMWti
kM
p
elose
and
Uien
Husoy
tecd
Postuk
EUy
atH
j,
0uws
ww
lmta0n
with
a
fine
drive.
A
long
drive
from
Monkley
beat
Krausc
and
put
Dor-
The
league
UaMMnf
to
data;
den
two
goals
up.
W.
D.
L.
P.
A.
P.
:
jjie
tecond
hair
was
in
favor
of
"Hju
4
0
0
18
3
8
This
advertisement
Is
not
.publlsncd
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
which
Borden
Booth
sl)ot
pqply..
.Cftjneron
2
0
3
4
10
4
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
'
wai
high
and
Carlyle
shot
over
Booth
I
0
4
5
14
2
1
i
si.oo
AlEfS
HKOAfK
LOTH
SIIIUT
&
TIE
FOB
JU'J
Fine
Quality
Englbh
Brriadrloth
Shirt
HtH'ii.
blue
and
tsn
with
tie
to
SI
00
match.
Dollar
Day.
Shirt
and
tie
for
v-l.UU
HOYS'
GEM'INi:
LfaTIIEIt
HELMETS
Genuine
U-.ther
Black
or
Brown
with
CQp
OJl
Ootlgles
tjollar
Day
MEN'S
I'l
kC
WM)1.
tVOHK
SOf
KS
Natural
Color
Puie
Wool
Work
8xks
Q4
(
good
heavy
qu.illty:
Dollar
Day.
8
pr
hoys'
wiiiPCoiiD
niii
rcin
s
Boys
Whipcord
Breeches,
double
seat
knees,
lacrd
front:
sbm
M
to
34
CI
Qs
bohar
Oay.
pair
TOWELS
TOWELS
TOWELS
Extraordinary
vnluos
for
Dollar
Day.
Ruu
of
the
mill,
vry
Towl
p"
'
"
Iiut
half
regular
price.
Size
35x17
inches.
Colored
English
CI
AO
I
8ise
48x23
inches.
Faacy
Jacatiersd
C
1
Aft
Towels.
7
for
Size
44x21
Inches,
Towels
5
for
Colored
English
BORDEN
ST.
IS
WINNER
si.oo
and
Chfck
Effects,
3
for
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sa
Size
4x25
inches.
Punry
Jarsjuered
and
Check
Effects.
2
for
I
Ritchie
lad
hard
luck
Muii
tk
free
kick
splendidly
but
Kr.iuse
cleared
Tlien.
when
Currle
shot
SI.OO
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Sportsmen!
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your
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by
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expert.
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rim-ted
In
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OuiM
a
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All
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lest
first
dufe
FUIlfi
MADE
UP
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For
rrkfi
K.
Dix,
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Terrace,
H.C
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I'or
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or
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&
Phone
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