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UNEMPLOYED
SPEAK
Hiltor,
Dally
News:
One
of
the
signs
that
spring
is
here
Is
the
unfailing
regularity
with
which
'
Resident"
appears.
This
bird
is
an
interesting
ornithological
study.
Some
maintain
he
must
belong
to
the
cuckoo
species.
His,
letter
In
your
issue
of
the
23rd
anent
road
work
is
unspeakable,
and
what
the
unemployed
think
about
it
is
Mrs.
Sid
Peters
and
child.
Miss
F.
Dresser
and
Muss
M
Dorsworth,
all
of
Anyox,
will
be
p,i.swngers
aboard
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
evening
going
through
to
Vancouver.
RENT
A
Radio,
Sewing
Machine,
Typewriter
McRAE
BROS.,
LTD.
MONEY-BACK
GUARANTEE
PRINTED
ON
EVERY
PACKAGE
unprintable.
In
reply
to
his
insinuation
that
we
are
enjoying
-life,
I
might
say
that
we
are
"get
tip
g
by"
as
well
as
we
can.
most
of
us
making
the
best
of
a
bad
business,
and,
like
the.
soldiers
in
the
fall
of
1918,
settling
down
to
another
winter,
wondering
when
it
will
all
end.
To
herd
up
gangs
of
angry
men
in
camps,
working
full
time
for
30c
a
day,
is
criminal
folly
and
is
courting
disaster.
Why,
even
their
spiritual'
v.-elfare
is
neglected-
If
the
government
Insist
on
pursuing
this
course
we
can
look
forward
to
bigger
and
better
assiezs.
As
far
as
the
Misses'
and
Ohllaren's
Strap
Shoes,
leather
uppers
and
flexible
leather
soles,
no
nails
rubber
heels
sizes
8
to
10
Sl.lO,,
$1.20
Misses'
and
Children's
Running
Shoes.
Oxfords
or
Straps,
come.
In
colors
white,
brown,
land,
also
fancy
trimming
sizes
4
to
10
...
65c
sizes
11
to
2
75c
Infants'
Shoes,
patent
leather
uppers
with
straps,
soft
chrome
soles,
sizes
0
to
5
ACkn
Regular
05c.
to
clear
Boys'
and
Youths'
Rushing
Shoes,
very
large
election
of
styles
ahd
colors
with
fancy
trim-mtng&nd
ankle
pads,
extra
heavy
canvas
up-
jDd,0,e8
8ic,95ctoS1.39
Men's
Running
Shoes,
all
colors,
laced
to
toes,
ankle
pad;,
fancy
trimmings,
extra
heavy
canvas,
reinforced
rubber
soles
for
hard
wear
rric
95c,
S1.10
to
S1.85
Men's
White
or
Brown
Tennis
Oxfords,
specially
built,
reinforced
canvas
uppers
and
soles.,,
laced
to
toe
CI
ftA
to
C1
90
Prices
MEN'S
LECKIE
WORK
BOOTS
Waterproof
Chrome
Uppers,
solid
leather
soles
and
heels,
plain
toe.
name
stamped
OO
(C
on
soles;
new
price
taxpayers'
money
is
concerned,
six
times
the
amount
spent
on
unemployment
relief
Is
turned
over
in
the
form
of
Interest
to
the
handful
of
people
who
hold
government
bonds.
There
has
been
no
depression
ye
in
the
Interest
rates.
Relief
is
cut
first.
To
conclude,
the
unemployed
will
be
only
too
glad
and
thankful
to
resume
an
active
part
in
the
worlds
work,
but
they
refuse
further
exploitation
for
the
purpose
of
dragging
down
living
standards.
W.
A.
HOGO,
for
Unemployed
Councils.
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
Special
Bargains
in
Running
Shoes
and
Tennis
Shoes
Women's
ahd
OrWing
Olrls'
White
Canvas
Volley
Oxfprds,
rubber
soles,
laced
Q-i
4
A
to
toe,
all
laes;.prke
.
vlIw
Women's
Yachting
Shbes,
plain
toes;
colors
brown
or
white,
fancy
trimming,
red,
QCp
5
Ol
green
or
black,
all
sizes;
Price
Two
Hundred
Pairs
Two
Hundred
Pairs
of
Ladies
Leather
Shoes
in
all
stylet
and
colors
to
suit
your
QQ
Q
dress;
reg.
it
$4.95
values;
now
The
Very
Latest
Creation.
Women's
Fancy
Color
Sandals,
rubber
soles.
Cuban
heels
Q-f
iJC
Our
price
OxiO
Unexcelled
Value
in
Men's
Footwear
Lecklea'
Top
Grade
Boots
and
Oxfords
In
black
kid
and
calfskin,
Qood
year
welted
solid
leather.
These
wonderful
and
reliable
footwear
are
made
in
Vancouver
by
expert
workmanship
and
all
leather
tanned
In
Leckles'
Westminster
tannery.
Buy
a
pair
and
Increase
B.
C.
payrolls.
These
shoes
are
guaranteed
by
Leckie
to
wear.
If
not
satisfactory
you
are
entitled
to
Qf
Qff
another
pair.
Price
v
wO
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
"TIUJE
THE
TOILER"
PVCC
ABQUMQ
Mm
ifTjy
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daily
niffi
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Dead
nt
Mctlakatla
(Continued
from
Page
It
to
officials,
during
the
adjustment
of
Indian
reservations
in
this
district.
Is
Loss
for
North
'Northern
British
Columbia
has
suffered
a
great
loss
in
the
demise
of
Mrs.
Mortson.
During
her
active
years
c
was
known
as
a
woman
of
aMo;
ion
and
kindness
and
of
being
li'it'ily
fearless
in
pointing
out
rid
i
from
wrong.
Her
efforts
were
tii
oss
in
her
ministrations
to
the
sic:,
m
l
needy.
Man',
a
dark
una
stormy
night
had
sc
-
i
lirt
faring
forth
lantern
In
nam
'
attend
to
some
person
In
suff
or
need
and
to
utter
words
ci
comfort
and
kindly
advice
in
time.-
or
distress.
She
will
be
sorely
yrtrned
for
and
missed
in
many
a
home.
Funer.u
arrangements
are
in
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
and
further
details
will
be
announced
later.
Besides
her
daughter
and
son,
the
late
Mrs
Aldous
is
survived
by
two
grandsons,
Alan
and
Mont
Aldous
Of
Vancouver.
Band
Concert
)ar
Is
Enjoyable
The
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band,
under
the
able
baton
of
Bandmaster
Robert
Greenfield,
gave
pleasing
recitals
between
shows
on
Monday
and
Tuesday
evening
of,
this
week
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
the
brief
but
splendid
programs
being
appreciated
by
the
audiences.
Under
Bandmaster
Oreenfleld's
tutelage,
the
band
Is
continuing
to
make
marked
progress.
It
is
rapidly
becoming
a
proficient
and
finished
musical
organization
and
continues,
as
it
ha
rx-en
for
years,
to
be
a
real
credit
to
'his
city.
Week-
End
Specials
jOranirWed
Sugar
I
Mi
CM.
I
Brown
Sugar
3
lot
,
Brookfleld
Kggs
Fresh
Extras
in
Cartons,
dox.
Malkin
s
Best
Tomatoes
larxo
size
tin
Swift
Bacon
Sliced
per
lb
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuits
pei
pkg
Heinz
Tomato
Ketchup
large
bottle
Malkin
s
Beat
Cream
Made
Custard,
per
pkg
Royal
City
Tomato
Soup
3
tins
Swift
s
Sllverleaf
Pure
Lard
3-lb
tin
Niillev
Salad
DratMlng
72c
20c
20c
13c
19c
11c
20c
10c
25c
45c
23c
Malkln's
Beat
COCOA
ft-lfc.
tin
22c
NaDey's
Pure
Ontario
Hooey
IS-ox.
Jar
23c
Du
in
Boneless
Pickled
Ofip
&0s
P:i!
Keel,
8-os.
Jar
:'.i;-ii:..-
Marshmallows
OQf
l-ib
pkg.
Suu.u
i
l.sp
Corn
Flakes
25C
Alberta
Market
Mflh
Street
Phone
20-
FIELD
DAY
WAS
HELD
Hlg
Program
at
Victoria
Day
Celebration
at
Port
Simpson
The
Victoria
Day
celebration
held
at
Port
Simpson
yesterday
was
a
great
success,
the
weather
being
ideal.
There
were
races,
ball
games
and
a
dance
in
the
evening.
The
children's
races
were
held
In
the
forenoon.
Prior
to
the
race,
two
important
events
took
place.
George
P.
McColl.
the
genial
postmaster
and
merchant,
was
made
an
honorr
ary
Wolf
Clan
chief
of
the
Qlna-dolks
tribe
of
the
Tslmshlans
and
was
named
Nletalak
and
C.
11.
Gillespie,
manager
of
Oceanic
Cannery,
was
made
on
honorary
chief
of
the
Orisaly
Clan
and
named
Llglyuan.
At
noon
the
Spartan
Athletic
Club
from
Prince
Rupert,
numbering
about
thirty,
arrived
on
board
the
F.
II
Phippen
and
participated
in
the
senior
sports.
At
this
time
Chief
Councillor
David
Johnson.
In
his
native
tongue,
welcomed
the
visitors
and
made
appropriate
remarks
on
the
occasion.
This
waa
Interpreted
by
A.
Held.
The
Port
Simpson
Band
was
in
attendance
all
day.
After
the
races,
the
ball
games
were
held
lq
the
ball
park,
there
being
softball.
baseball
and
football.
After
being
Introduced.
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher,
president
of
the
Spartan
Athletic
Club,
threw
the
first
ball
with
E.
Dudoward
catching
The
aoftball
gam
went
13-2
In
,
favor
of
Pott
stepson.
Line-ups
were:
Port
Simpson
Alf
Wesley.
CecM
Ross,
George
White.
H.
Oray.
P
Brentsen.
Ed.
Brentsen,
H.
Bryant.
Phil
Brentsen.
Jim
White.
Prince
Rupert
B:
Tofeey,
D.
Arne.
R.
Morrison,
W.
Tobey,
8.
Stile.
R.
Moxley.
E.
8anturtMne.
IL
Staff
eas-rud,
C.
Smith.
Barber.
Otllis
and
Cross.
The
baseball
ended
11-2
hi
favor
of
Port
Simpson.
Line-tips
were
similar
to
the
aoftball
game.
A.
Re
id
umpired
both
games.
The
football
gome
ended
32
in
favor
of
Simpson.
Line-ups:
,
Port
Simpson
J.
White
W
Oreen.
Solomon
Oray.
A.
Tait.
E
Bryant.
Oeo..
WtuM,
J.
Ryan.
H
Bryant.
C.
Alexeee.
Art
Wesley.
Cecil
Rom.
Prince
Rupert
Suehlro.
Stiles.
Morrison.
Bdgcumbe,
t
Bjissenlch.
Woodslde.
Vaceher.
Chrtsttson.
Da
vie
Allan.
Irvine.
Alexeee.
H
Bryant
and
O.
While
scored
for
atmpson
and
Woodslde
and
Christison
for
Rupert.
Referee
wat
J
s
Irvine
The
Spartan
Athletic
Club
from
Prince
Rupert
made
a
my
creditable
showing
in
the
three
ball
itames
due
to
the
fact
that
the
teams
were
made
up
from
its
own
members.
Henry
Hetlbroner.
secretary
of
the
Spartan
Athletic
Club,
handled
its
duties
in
a
very
creditable
manner,
also
Phil
Bdgcumbe
in
managing
the
teams.
Winners
in
llarrs
Following
waa
the
Hat
of
prtw
winners:
Boys'
race,
0
years
and
under
Freddie
Dudoward.
Ronnie
Ryan.
Olrls,
6
and
under
Wilms
Clark.
Daisy
OosneJI.
Soys.
10
and
under
Boob)
Woods.
Teddy
Flewtn.
Olrls.
10
and
under
Pansy
Morses.
Pauline
Oosnell.
Boys.
IS
and
under.
Irish.
Harold
Ryan.
Olrls
Home
race,
8-10
Bdna
Alexeee.
Maale
Lawson.
Olrl
s
Home
race..
11
and
over-Olive
White.
Vlcy
Alexeee.
Children's
relay
team
of
a-
Pub-
j
ik
acnooi.
uins
Home
School.
Three-legged
race
Margaret
and
!
Atlecn.
Beynon
and
Mantes.
Hop.
step
and
Jump-Jack
White.
Sonny
Beynon.
I
Discretion
In
Distance
Tfl.
MO
CJM
TUB
F't-IUrfit
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Wednesday
and
Thursday
TWO
SHOWS
7
&
9
p.m.
Feature
Starts
7:40
&
9:40
Admission
15c
St
SOc
ting
op
artificial
residence
for
a
short
time
In
British
Columbia,
being
domiciled
meant
having
resided
here
with
no
present
Intention
of
leaving.
Mr.
Brown
told
his
listen
en
that
a
divorced
wife
had
the
right
to
retain
the
name
of
her
htufeaiui
If
she
sp
deaked
,
Discussing
grounds
for
divorc-Mr.
Brown
stated
that,
in
Canada,
up
to
103S
a
woman
must
nar
stronger
grounds
to
secure
divorce
from
her
husband
than
a
matt-
ns-
quired
to
secure
a
divorce
from
hfc
wire
since
trie
law
hat
been
ehan-
RICE
CUSTARD
PUDDING
prepare
this
delicious
way.
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rather
lbs
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for
a
devwrt
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Bn-
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war
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in
"Wo
man
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Her
Own"
With
CAHOLi:
LOMBARD,
DOROTHY
MACKAILL
A
paran,
lie
Towed
a
Coin
lo
Sec
If
it
Would
be
Weddta?R?l,
erddlng
iwii,
"
Men's
100-yard
dash
Johnny;
Brentsen.
Solomon
Gray.
Ladies'
100
yard
dash
Margaiet
Sanaum,
Alleen
Deans.
Band's
man
race
Simon
Auckland,
Willie
Alexeee.
atO-Yard
tUsh
P.
Bdgcumbe,
C.
Smith.
One
mild
Suehlro,
C.
Watson.
Ladles'
novelty
race
Mildred
Hunt,
Bthel
Beynon.
Half-mile
men's
race-P.
Xdg-
cumbe.
Bussanlch.
Relay
Port
Simpson.
Committee
in
charge
of
the
sporU
consisted
of
E.
Dudoward.
B.
Bey
non,
J.
Oosnell
and
A.
Held.
Starters
were
Dick
Woods
and
II.
Haldane
and
Judges.
Oosnell
and
Irvine.
DIVOItCK
IS
DISCUSSED
(Continued
from
page
on)
States
and
In
some
foreign
cnn-trles
such
as
Mexico
by
merer
set
vumcujr
iiir.
ri,i;.i
nr.il
All
lilt
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Novelty
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fir
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jump-
Jack
White,
liar
old
Ryan.
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whereby
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similar,
the
mUi.
had
tripled
ll
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:
mucn
more
co
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man
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obtain
,i
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,,
country
than
(M
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the
Uiv
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was.
m
old-faahtoned
-u
,
there
were
snnu
-
i
,
.,
relaxation
mlicln
to
be
iradvisaol'
Rigid
divorce
u
the
oesirable
.
people
to
betit.i'1
h
:
big
opon
a
hat
v
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buataeu
Rigid
dtsorct
la
,,.
terrent
effect
uiii
marriages
which
:.
break
in
some
States
on
accou:.
laws
With
their
v-thus
encouraging
termed
'eonttnu.
,,
Business
dealt
included
the
adop
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mend
t
Ion
from
.)
$40
be
grantee
coucoll
Of
Kihk
K
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