PAOK
TWO
THE
DAn.Y
NEWS
Frld-.iv
NT;,,-,
WALLACE'S
SPECIAL
'
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Ltd.
THIS
WEEK
PliShe
9
Third
arid
Fultm
Ladies'
Pure
Siilk
Hose
Service
weight,
sizes
8i
tp
ID,
Mercury
and
CoFticelli
brand's:
Jn
a
nice
assortHeht
6t
shades!,
value
to
$1.65
0Q
"OX,
per
pair
This
Ik
an
outstanding
value.
Wc
have
about'
20
cldlen
td'
aldose
6f
to
make
rootii
fbr
the'
ligfUfr
weights
for
surnrrier
wear.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
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ItltlTISIl
COLUMBIA
Piibflsnea
Every
Afternoon,
Extent
Sunday,
by
PfiriEe'
Rupert
Dally
News.
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'
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delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
Fjpr
lesseF
period,
paid
In
advance
per
week
By
mall
ttj
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
;
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
-
.
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporter
Telephone
rJAlLY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
IT
.if
Si
500
ft?
3.00
9.00
Friday,
March
U,
1133
THAT
MANDATE
e"
Have
been
asked
what
was
the
mandate
given
T.
Dl
Pattullo
by
the
Liberal
convention
when
it
met
m
Vancouver
a
few
months
ago.
Here
it
is;
"We
support
our
leader
in
his
call
to
all
our
people,
re-garjlljjgfc
of
party
affiliations
or
political
beliefs,
to
joiri
vvTui
Jiirri
in
a
movement
for
better
government.
.'.
'We
extend
to
Mr.
Pattullo
a'
free
mandate"
to
choose
for
his
associates
in
government
men
of
character,
ability
arid
stdrttttrig,
having
regard
s&lely
to
the
public,
interest,
and
we
pledge
our
loyalty
arid
do-operation,
to
him
and
tg
d
feVnlnentKif-'his
h6psinrr'under
this
mandate;
and
diir
critimioua
support
of
a
policy
devoted
solelv
to
the
public
welfare."
PEARSON
OUSf
ANfilNG
George
Pearson
of
Nanaimo
is
one
of
the
dutstahdirid
lieutenants
of
T.
D.
Pattulld
and
it
mav
be
trikerl
as
likelv
that
any
cabinet
formed
by
the
Libgrcll
leHHef;
will
Ihfclliffe
miftV
ire
is
an
able
speaker,
a
dbti
campaigrler,
and
jll
Kd&fi'ttie
cabinet
in
elbse
touch
With
the
labor
situation.
H(j
will
certainlv
not
be
one
of
those
who
would
sit
back
and
let
nature
take
its
course
Tf
there
is
nnv
rohnH1p
rav
6ut
df
the
present
economic
impasse
he
be
likely
td
taKt?
it:
DRlfrK
is
"
Cat
....
uuttat
taytMlBlf
iritti'
whcAt:
m,
tliuti
Mytrue
nuk
MriLttr
L'ji...d:ki;
b4rif
y
,mfi.
B
O,
S.Kat
nixt
par
toSMSs
tfltfrV
!S?r
ihf
incrMlicim
C
mtn
Uttk
tit:
i
miif
it
w
fsM
to
drislc
A
if
i.
me
-
M
VI
V
,(
j,Mor
gtW
Vancouver
Breweries
Ltd.
Uini".
un:i
But
lift
t
ul
PiUner,
Dutch
Girl.
O.cJe.
U.
B.
C.
BohemUn
Bn,
Old
Crtbmry
Ale
iH'
Cream
Stoo't
advert
is
'nn-iii
is
'
,
nhlinli.nl
ir
ili.!:ivrd
ht
the
LHiiiof
'
n
lluurd
ui
in-
L-owiii,1.,-i.i
wi
Uit.ilt'
Oclctiitfr.
Tffc
lttr$
C"
second
mi
mi
treated
te-
a
tbe'
hall
last
OUtA
57-.
A
attest
of
the
tttrttif
tUe
'
-.
t
The
following
Is
the
scale
of
chirge
made
for
readih
rfHlrres.
Marrias-e
and
TCnMsement
4
anhottrie'ernVHC
32.
BittH
Nbtlea'5ne.
Fjlherfil
Nbttees
.
Cards
df
fhihk.
Funeral
Fldwers
idc.
Carrie.
Pr
4
4'
1
1
Taking
The
Jump
Nip
and
Turk
Virginia
!!;.y
lm
V:n
tnd
leathering
dray
i.
i)
!.;
:!
Mills
College
for
Womeii
near
San
Francism
where,
ricng
makes
a
fourth
B
VISITORS
TROUNCED
I
I
VaTicb'llve'r
iMtfd
cHarlce
X&M
Weal
lt.?
liaiktt-baii
-Trim
Tafly
After
Talir
JlTade
sis'
darnc!
II
was
dtarttftihtlng
tfiit
the
vteltlnt
f).
N.
kTa.
ted
c8TO
not
'
give
the
166a)
Wi
a
little'
rndre
opposition
m
(Sen
it
rtitirt
&
remembered
tfilt
fttfba
MAi
of
i
Baaketball
l
playW
in
PtIHee
The
Vahi
dWiflvanUge
nbdr
as
they
their
eye
oti
team
ti
rial
a
0k
team
as
was
announced.
Tbe
first
half
of
trie
game
was
a
Uttte
pep-
pie
than
ttw
rtlght
.iefo-n
Ir
tltv
scbrid
half
the
locil
boys
put
on
the.
speed
and
scored
basket;
at
will.
The
game
started
with
promise
of
being
a
good
close
game
&n
ftv
the
first
ten
minutes
the
visitor
had
tEetr
Innings.
Then
the
loci
boys
started
that
slippery
zomV.
riattbn
fbr
which
they
are
notK
and
sUnpVd
the
bliikeU
in
to
make
tally
after
tally
so
that
at
the
end
of
Uie
first
ha'f
the
ore
stood
22-13.
The
seiwfltf
half
sUHed
with
the
home
team
going
like
a
clock,
working
Ytir
centre
play
and
giving
Johnson
and
Styb
the
ball
under
the
bisket
wh'-
they
sank
at
will,
the
loial
bir
plaVed'
circle
arbuhd
tfcs
Van
cotivetltes.
Tbe
C.N.RA.
played
away
above
the
heads
of
the
vHlt-m
al'
through
the
game
and
doubled
their
score
to
5T-29.
For
the
Van
couver
team
M.
Irving,
who,
although
the
smi'len
nt-tyer
on
tb
floor,
out
un
h
bet
gene
for
visitors.
SUles
and
v?erl
sharp
shtfottrig
fbr
tH
lf-'
team
wlih
the
rest
doing
irion
r
the
OotiT
wdrk
nnd
rlpnh
th-ball
to
their
dead
shots
at
opp-ir-turie
moments
Drlele
Skinner
handled
the
whls
Ue
In
his
most
nrnWe
iriartner.
IndiVidtial
seortrtg
folttfws:
Huoert
StllH
24:
JotMl'irn
M
Smith
5:
Morrison
3:
tfibte
3.
Vancouver
Alffcn
10:
Irvltit
II:
WlWon
S:
Doirrqne
1:
N1-holsOn
2
Murev
2.
In
thq
Intermediate
fixture
th
TilJfl
took
the
Witrtofa
lho
-amo
28-18:
The
boys
MHfre
a
little
to
on
the
big
Hoor
and
eohwtoeptrv
bower
mebisk
bdys
MHi
at
a
g
dh
a
strange
,:r
:a(l"liU
.it
HISTORIC
NATIONAL
ftac
ittin'
Ti3ay
Va
imtiiuted
in
i&b
litrt
ifroitfftj
lliirHig
War
Days
thing
about
nan
be
bad
lots
of
many
small
streams
and
water
Zipper
Spring
Shoes
Days
,Nr-ecessary
0
And
await
your
inspection
Nf
JiYI
V
Yo
Cannot
Sialic
if
Your
AwAt
Wo
Will
MJve-fOUVfoot
C(M!ui
Third
Avenue
fight
and
could
move
plenty
fast,
courses.
A
rough
and
ready
stand
yfcgr
was
kvled
on
the
total
valae
"The
bigger
they
are
the
hamer
was
erected
and
the
eowrsa
martud
of
tne
taml
u
WM
pj,
they
fall"
rtotto
rtowevcY
did
not
out.
The
race
became
DOoalar
ran-
m
1...
tork
out
hi
tbe
game
last
nlsjht.
idly
and
u
U
recorded
that
Lottery's
lhe
improvement
aavearnent
win
In
the
first
Orand
National
(n
Thu
ear
the
land
wUl
be
taxed'
Zone
defense
maf
b
all
right
on
1
was
witnessed
by
"an
aasemMy
to
thr
full
sved
amount
again.
'
1
small
iioor
out
inc
nooir
wain
i
uiicc
tiui
wiu
imiuciiiuu.
m
ti
unprnvenveot
Sllf
SSIIII
III
tailed
right
through
ti
In
these
Many
remarkable
stories
in
turf
will
tie
taxed
up
to
St
per
cent.
ame
in
tne
Exnimuon
hiii
tne
nutory
nave
emanaieo
rrom
tne
Tn
the
final
anMysis.
the
taxes
1
-P.
4rr
too
hi
una
It
tike's
a
fast
great
Affltree
steeplechase.
In
1M
on
reildentui
property
will
remain
'
own
to
coyer
his
own
territory,
a
horse
named
Rbth
was
supposed1
:'t"r
changed
from
that
of
lasti
Man
to
man
defense
as
nlavwt
bv
to
have
cleared
Berher's
Brook
Irl
nr.
In
some
cases
there
will
be!
the
local
team
was.
much
more
effective.
BADMINTON
IN
TORONTO
Margaret
Itobnuon.
of
Ottawa.
Single
Cliampi'in,
Continues
Victorious
i'lay
in
lUvt
TORONTO.
March
2l
Maffaret
Robinson.
Ottawa
sihgJoa
bsdmtii-ton
champion,
qualified
for
tt
final
singles
competition
of
the
Granite
Club's
seventh
annual
liivtia-tlon
tourament.
ellmlatlng
MrsE
F.
Cooke
of
Toronto
in
strallht
aio
not
put
ud
trie
snowm
thntiames.
10-0
and
II
et.
the
nihety-secotid
lenewal
ol
the
'
rrj
everit.
which
is
the
first
major
lurl
ny
SuW
sWklitt
ybH
like
meet
oi
the
ttasdii
Plrst
run
Ih
1830
i
gwit
Hall
Cnfi
Mklttifi
tlttrafctely
ftul
aroppeel
duruig
the
wai
years.
mk
.Mm
Stirrfty
wi
not
lrie
.venlbail
ty
modem
begin
-
i
Hard
IBr
He
was
Hot
even
nlnaa.
A
Liverpool
innkscner
of
a
Wt
."
i!
j
spdrtlHi
nature,
nalned
Lynn,
was
aw,.
,Jffi,f'.
.
IsAdJoHl
a
taveni
to
the
Water-mUk
mMst
&
in
tHe
aft
f
BU
loo
da,trlet
niatrf
favored
br
the
LamBie
was
throwing
that
ball
-fohif"
gentry
Lynn
secured
the
around
last
night
as
thoagh
he
tmon
of
a
few
kindred
spirits
for
were
on
the
purr's
moond
in
the
,
establUhmsn
t
ol
an
annual
oarcball
When
the
players
nalfesed
contest
to
be
called
the
"Liverpool
jne
of
Bill
s
long
,
passes
it
would
steeplechase
"
It
was
first
run
In
have
been
Just
too
bad
for
the
spec-
1337
ine
country
of
the
district
ators
if
they
hadn't
ducked.
wiu
ideal
for
the
run
snd
despite
.
'
lis
modest
inception
the
event
at-
It
was
humorou
to
watch
No.
S
t
rafted
an
enormous
crowd,
m
the
vlslUng
team
who
U
lust
a
The
venue
was
transferred
to
Ain-
little
fellow
go
after
the
big
boys
tree
two
years
later
which
was
than
nt
-n
the
local
teainJT'
There
was
one
a
bleak
open
country
Intersected
by
3.
tney
usually
do
iri
tHfc
leilftte
fix-!
nt
turei.
Alec
MlteWMl
rtfer.
!
'.-'i
The
boys'
band
urlder
th
lead-
Dv
ttmply
letting
things
alone
the
crsolp
of
It.
Greenfield1
played
se-
American
people
cari
hiVe
all
the
lections
during
tH
IrtterrlilWon
;
stdrcrslty
they
could
noslbIy
de-that
were
apprcUt?d
vert
nitfeh
,
!.-
Nicholas
Murray
BuUer.
(Ul
SPRAIN'S
Jr
Uvt,
Mimuf,
I.
M
,
II
U
laliwirta,
mibM,
II
V.,
Puti
you
6n
your
!!
SBBBBBBBfeK
KING
OF
PAIN
IgHSnBBJMBSM-lJ'.
!
I
BBS
kJLLUj
mm
Alrf
I'kllK
gin.
Mflprh
il
.-'fti
bl
seelh
to
get
otand
National
idh
here
today
was
front
t
of
every
toner
competitor
and
1
slight
slight
to
have
enne
on
to
win
by
10
lengths
with
lou
of
reserve,
lie
started
at
M
to
I.
Another
(Teat
story
U
thit
of
the
biggest
lump1
ever
made
In
htxtorv
by
Chandler.
Iri
Iftf?
St
the
I-eamlngtbrl
Hunt
sifnldchase
at
Warwick,
two
horses
and
their
riders
fell
just
in
front
of
hldl
at
the
last
brook
and
wltH
a
terrific
effort
he
cleared
the
lot.
a
distance
varlonlv
recorded
at
St.
3T
and
even
fit
The
next
year
Chandler
won
the
Orsnd
National
Schedule
For
VaKtoavrr
Thuratity
&fir
From
Vancouver-
Sunday
...
..U..:.....
i.JO
p.m.
10:10
p.m
11
p
IT
Wednesday
9:30
ii.rtw
Friday
Jfoh.
PJr
S'le'warl
sKd
Anro"-
Shndkjr
7pm-
Wednesday
.
4
p;m
From
Slewirt
and'Anyntl:
Tuesday
i;f
aim
Thursday
...
j
frf,
For
Naas
Itlver'aBd
rort
slmliJoiTl.
Sunday
7
pm
From
Nasi
Itlver
and
Pott
Slmpiorl
Tuesday,
ll:30
ajn
ThU
era
should
rttradtoe
on
earth.
Mankind
hag
never
had
tHe
rjossllitlltles
oi
han-lllnesa
tiuti
It
Itas
now.-
llarry
61-mer
Barnes.
LOW
TAXES
IN
MUNICIPALITY
VTCTcmiA.
Marsh
U
The
council
of
Oak,
Bay
has
approved,
its
tax
rat?
for
the
year,
thung
It
at
twenty-six
mills.
Instead
of
twenty-wen
mills
as
last
year
!
At
the
same
time,
this
does
not
r?esartly
mean
a
reduction
afl'
round
in
taxation,
owirur
to
the
1
fact
that
while
the
rata
.of
last
fluctuation
one
way
or
the
other,
dependent
upon
the
relative
value
of
Improvements
Man
in
(lie
Moon
Spring
and
prosperity
seem
In!
be
hiding
together,
lust
round
the1
Courage
is
one
of
the
best
any
man
can
have
just
now.
3(e
our
fishermen
need
quite
a
t
of
It
to
kjep
on
gjlng
out
fot
HilftSut
at
four
cents.
FlUt
its
the
Legislature,
tilth
IU
tH
bancs
and
then
Its
the
City
Council
that
keeps
our
altetitkm.
Tomorrdt
Itll
be
Mine
other
tool
-roi.;
thing.
1
Ohen
the1
most
efpVnslvr
thlngA
we
gel
are
the
tNlri
thct
seem1
to
cost
nothing
Ita
a
protty
good
Met
tb
lbdk
a
jilt
horw!
in
the
fhouth.
tM'
eyea,
(tie
tall
and
try
him
out
for
dirty
tricks
boore
ac
cepting
One
of
Irtln
Obbtfa
beat
stores
Hn-errtS
aft
a&iftattr
wrid
was
sent
to
a
home
to
appratfe
ttte
Cintents
The
entries
In
his
book
(halted
when
he
"fir
tb
Ublo
on
whloti
wak
Uf
fuM
lou
1
1
n
be
the
era
of
.old
Scotch
and
thn
entinuMi-
"One
bottle
of
old
Scotal)
whisky
partly
full."
The
next
entry
was:
"One
revolving
Turklifi
rug."
Pttohc
o
il
Iristst
on
GRAFT'S
BEST
FHOCUHABLt"
The
Or
,n,!
Fur
"wilr
ml
'iniura
ur
illm
i
fniio
"Mail
Or
.l
r
Dmi
"
I.Miuur
(
unlrul
ltarl,
t
i
i
H
Lsrorc
ir
ill's
kY
1
9
richest
jn
nrair
mfajk
MlOMLAlOtf
MXCt
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ky
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