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TWO
II
Ganadi&Anthem
0
Canada,
our
home
and
native
land
True
patriot
love
in
all
thy
sons
comandj"""
With
glowing
hirt.we
seo-iliearise..
Thltuorih''"jpni,linafrte,
And
stand
dn
guirdjfOiaanada.
We
standffch
guarrWor'tbeee
O
Gttnada,
glorious
and
free
O
Oana'da
west&ndorr'gttard
for
thee,
O
Canada
we
stand
on
guard
for"
thee,.
THE
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NEWS.
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rates
on
application.
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and
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2St
Thursday,
March
2,
1933
At
any
price
there
must
be
order
in.thecity.,No
matteri
Terrace
Has
j
MSsti
United
Cfturch
People
Adherents
of
That
Denomination
rr
NThnbrr
UZ2
AnsIIcans
Hive
7;
and
Catholic
53
According
to
the
recent
report
of
jh&.
Censu:
Durea!
the
viltaue
of
videamonjf'the
following
religious
denominations:
.
i
Jnltcd
Church
Anglicans".
Roman
Catholics
'Wesbyterlans
Lutherans
Baptists,
Fatheir-ofeSpeateeE
EGGS
B.
C.
FRESH
1
11
.
1
il.
!..
!..
(
kWWO
UI
WWW
proacnes,
me
owners
nave
ine-ngnrio
iorDwaccess-to
-;
per
ck:
L!0
E6rrYour
Week-End
Shopping
PLUMiJAM
Fraser
Valley
pure
4lb.
tins,
per
tin
FELS
NAPTHA
SOAP
4
bars
RINSO-
per
large
pkg,
how
just
a
cause-may
be,
the
first
thing
in:any,comrmin-
eureka-,
bueach-
ity
is
tq.see-thaMavand'order
is
established.-Without.it
cjSfiSrJS-there
would-be
ch'os.
3
dozen
...
Itfany
eventvwhile
the
steamship'
is-a
public
carrierand
trfe
publid
h'a"ve
i
certain
rights
aboard,
and-
at
the-ap-
MAYONNAISBDMchmatd
8-oz.
Jars,
per
)ar
CRABM
EAT
"Billow"
pet-iln
-
or
Cut
14"
77
52
31
20
8
Confucians
and
Duddlilsts
8
Mormons
Christians
...
'Christian
Science
Greek
Orthodox
Others
.
VANCOUVER.'
March
2:
Wtttiam
Andrew
BMek.
93::yeaM
ot
tw,
dlci
here
today
after
ten
days
of
illness.
He
was
the
father
of
Hen.
Jams
Black.-the
Speaker
of
the
Hsuse
of
Commons.
33
c
29
c
21c
12c
11c
BKTRAS
25o
her
anoYto
call
?upon
.tho
-police
to
protect
them
in
.this
ac-
pottK
BaAN3-oiirk's
tion.
No.
2
tins,
2
tins
..
The
police
are
well
able
to.
take-
care
of
the-situation
PEAanEsAustraiian
here-but
should
they
not
beable
to
do
so
atany
timcthere
1,
will
be
hundreds
of
able-bodied
men
ready.
and
willing.to."8"
.
siicea,
per
No.
z
tin
ill......
.11
ii
i
uphold
the
dignity
of
the
Jaw
if
called
upon.
whole
green
beans
TKaonly.
waxof
changingpresent
conditions
is
to
change
Ensign.
noi
tina,.
per
tin
the
law
and
that
can
be
done
only
by
politicaliactiom
.MDbt-;
rule
is
nover
right,
violence
is
not
rignt.'!
no
constitutional
chicken
soup
iiaiirs.
OCiv
--
sW-tl
A-f'awraliie
w
rt
-
iev
r
e-wn
-v-
rvi
Ullf
rJ
r
1
fA
am
la
tirll
Vl
H
t
Intt
i
i
irrt
i
nils
ui
niuiviiiiz
mifiiiicn
liiav
nxz
-zmij
ijuli
iL.iaLiicuinv
w
sure
way
British
people
will
not
stnnd
-for-an
other.
15c
17ci
19c
13c
21c
22
c
gouth
being
forces!
to
legislate
to
protect
the
banks
against
it.!bt
pkg1l
3
pk.g
1UC
runs
by.dopoiitom
the
financial
condition
;thero
is
any
orange?
maiimaladb
JOp
thing
buttgobd.
When
a
man
hag
his
all
in
a
bank
and
he
is
Ayimer,.4,ib
tins,
per
un&"
led
to
believe
that
the
institution
is
not
safe
it.is
quite
na-
j
tural
tltat
he
should
want
to
take
it
out,
If
enough
people
oitANGi-juicy
Navels.
nt-
havo
tho
same
idea
at
one
time
there
is
a
run
on
the
bank
tee.
exceptional
value
90
p
UUlltUIUV.UAtilXPlIWllI
unc
tit
1
1
pmuu
H1U
CU
ttlll..
rr
In
Canada
conditions
are'
different
Tlve
branch
bank-.'
system
-under
which
we
opojata
has
a
number
of
disadvan-
s-(aMlAssaS0'
Cyfipmtt
wholesomcr
and
economical
tablev
Syrtip
ChildreniIov'
its
dclkious(lavor'
Tttf
CANAD4
ITASCH
CO.
I
IMfTTD.
MONTSf
At
..
pcr-doz.
3
'
doz.
.
use
tilths,
.chief,
of,
which
it'
fs
'claimed
by
those
who
criticize
nACON-siiced.
ceiio-wrapt
j
g
..
..
...
U.
i
x
1
.1
.
tier-lb:
j.vv
u.ls
tnanne
managei-s
are
noi
reany
mieresieu
in
me
PljRE
rniu.
ikee
iniwhich
they
livo
ns
they
would
be
if
they
owned
the
per
b(
jank.
They
may
be
moved
at
any
time.
Thisauses
them
to
pjcnkt
hams
e
sojourners
instead
of
permanent
residents.
On
the
perib
'other
hand
'the
-people
have
the
advantages
of
stability.
nicE-Bost
Jap
'
When
they
deposit
their'monoy
they
know
it
is
as
safe
as,.
4
Jbi
.
:..
Mv
..n.nnf
frwlrt,.
ll.M.M
ollft,!.
o
B.
C.
LUMP
SUOAR
Canadian
"bank
to
faiL
Usually
weak
,
banks
are
absorbed
by
the
stronger
and
the
business
carries
on.
EDfJutDSBVRC
CROWN
BRAND
(ti
(0IIN
SYlllll'
3
lb.
lie
ioic
15c
23c
TEAr
Braid's,
Beautiful
Cup.
&
Sducer
In
each
pkg
per
lb.
CALIFORNIA
LETTUCE
per
head
39c
SHREDDED
WHBAT
Qp
per
pkg,
.
APPLES-Bulk
Wlnesaps
Q.QA
ner
box
vtfv
8c
S5.00-
Orders'
Dollvr
rtd:
Free
TKrifl?Gashv&.Carry
riione
179
201
Third
Ave
"OAlUtV
ANO'SAVrt-Mall
Orders
Have
Our
Prompt
Attention
THE
DAT1.Y
NEWS
Thursday.
Miin
ii
?
REPORTS
ON
(URL
GDIDESJn
Steady
Progress
Mail
liarint
Year
Six.
Canip&Hias
and
l'ael
At-
the
meeting
of
ths
local
OW
Gaid
Ass"n
the
annual
reports
01
lie
variom
ca3a$wnies
were
reau
nid
hjwec.
stsaity
progress
daria
pist
ytar.
Trite
Otiide
ty
to
help
others.!
at
all
tunes,
ant
tt
'vouid
not
br
rxpirtcd
ttvrt-
tla
hlt
would
t
made
puatiij
tettt
the
Christaas5
'.
33d
tuin
whatt'Hanssfs.
Ontfte
ind
Brawntae-hjaiaBd
the
Sseuks
lr.
'
wrrk
of
ttlitf
toy
:.ieB
bv
dressing
and
repalrl:iT
40
doll
.
'nd
"-"ncing
hasapers
to
needy
fa-mi.les
does
deeem
.special
The
CompaniM
and
Packs
are
a-
I
allows:
1st
Prrnee
Rttneet
Ranker
Com
pony.
Miss
N.
Ragm.
Captain.
1st
Prinoe
R
apart
Ooide
Com
-.any.
Miss
N.
Rogers.
Captain.
alias
U.
Biewerton.
Lieutenmtt.
ffith
T.
O
D.
C.
Ouide
Company
Miss
M.
Breverton.
Captain.
1st
Ptn:
Re&erft
Broemle
Pack
n
K
Doncsto;
TaWny
Owl
2nd
Prince
Ropert
Broamle
Pee
Mies
S.
Oikwen.
Bawn
Owt-
tst
I.O
DE
Pack.
Mrs.
C
J.
Nor-
rinvton.
Brawn
Owl.
Mhi
M.
Lawsenee.
Tawny
Owt,
Caad)an
Otrl
OoMm
starx
Merged
to
fear
Ood.
honoctb
Klnt
ant
to
put
setviee
to
others
-"fore
lf
It
1n?erplv
hoped
tht
of
Cantdv
will
meet
that
Pintles
und
orivHrrs
of
-Itlsen-
hlp
wi-
a
spirit
that
wlM
be
"-eat
Infliitrif"
WgAod
lnTfli'?
Mfe
of
thelsnlrr?-
Oxford.Expenses
here.
Are
$776
a
Year
wieuawwun
topreaaing
The
Oxford
University
Press
pro-
WltVnnoli.
ino.fAii.V.
nf
tn
ctMna
in
fVrn
iininti
trr
fVin
Pf
T,b'
P
'
,
iUe
a
handbook
wlUOh
dSWUSSea
.
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i
:r..r:r:
:
.
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MACARONi-umg
LONDON,
March
2:
What
does
it
coat
to
maintain
a
youth
at
Ox-turd
L
Diversity,
and
what
does
he
acquire
there?
Ihrse
questions
arc
jucusaed
from
ileciaedly
different
undpolnts
In
two
interesting
volumes
which
have
just
appeared
In
compact
form
pracUcslly
every
phaje
oi
life
at
the
University.
It
appears
that
the
cost
of
living
at
moU
colleges
Is
about
1160
a
year
i
'$776
at
pan.
to
"Milch,
of
course
travelling,
etc.
Christ,
Church
gives
its
average
as
180,'
and
at
the
other
end
of
the
scale
la
St.
Edmund
Hall
with
an
average
of
C1M.
For
the
women's
colleges
the
baste
fees
work
out
at
160.
Some
lnterestlnK
remarks
are
offered
by
Sir
Francis
Wylie
In
discussing
the
Rhodes
scholars.
Pointing
out
that
these
,
scholars
are
spread
all
over
the
university.
Sir
Francis
says
it
could
not
be
otherwise
for
every
college,
lets
a
limit
tn
the
number
of
overseas
men
it
will
admUgfrdeedt
tMbese
postwar
days,
imm
OftoHr'fl&de
men
beating
at
her
doors,
this
limit
makes
the
distribution
of
Rhodes
scholars
leRS
simple
than
It
was."
Sir
Francis
Wylle
nays
Uiese
men.
when
they
pass
from
Olfwd,
seem
to
retain
"almost
surprisingly"
their
affection
for
her,
and
their
ieespect
for
her
ideals.
Another
writer
discussing
social
life-at
the
university)
InsMs
that
nobody
will
go
out
of
their,
way
to
make
the
"freshmen"
feel
small-all
that
Is
expected
of
him
Is
that
he
shall
not
feel
too
big.
The
social
life
of
Oxford
consist
of
coming
Into
contact.
spontaneously
sad
In-,
timately
with
men
of
one's
own
ane.
The
man
who
profits
the
least
bv
Oxford
Is
the
mnn
who
rocs
-to-
Uj
wUh
a
ready-made
set
of
ideal
Jna
a
ready-made
set
at
friends.
PiRADEJi(&
BUILDINGS
Strikers,
and
Other
Unemployed
Seml'Oeleealien-to
Sleet
Government
Arxnt
!
v.
nunatM
-local
unemployed
marched
to
the-
government
build
m
this
afternoon
as
a
demon-
:
1
ion
to
buck
Op
demands
they
iiv
making
tromthe
govtrnmem
u
delegation
of
three
from
the
i
ik(
rs
three
fronvslhe
women's
la-'01
organization
and
three
'from
ch"
unemployed
met
the
govern-
iw'ni
ageiu
and
ureienieuiare
quests.
Several
speakers-
addrrsseuVihe
.
rowd.
one
saying
ha
was
glad
to
see.
them
so
orderly
and
requesting
them
to
return
in
the
iarae
oiderlyJ
manner
--
raiiemooiaiers
Are
Still;
Found
0nSommekEields
War.
(irarre
Commission
Reports
8e0
Bodies
Found
Annually
LONDON;"
March
3:-nodk?s
of
Bitttah
eoedtef
are
etrB-besng
found
o
the
Stoimt
battlefields
at
the
rate
of
800
a
year,
according-to
the
Tuiaual
report
of
MatrQrneral
Sir
ntbtsn
Vsure.
vteeehmlrnn
.of
the
Imperial
War
Oravee
.Oemralsalon.
It
was
esetflmted
that
br
bt
aut
umn
there
woatd
be
no
further
space
In
existing
cemeteries
In
the
Somme
area,
consequently
negotia
tions
hare
been
entered
into
with
the
French
government
for
the
enlargement
of
aaUttfaoiU
Road
Cemetery.
L0CAL.NEWS
There
wtee
no
halibut
boats
In
this
morning
so
there
was
no
sale
at
the
exchange
today.
Mrs.
P.
.
NtcComlak,.
44
Ninth
Avenue
Boat
has
entered
tb&Pttnc?
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
to
under-go
in
operation
the
guides,
as
the
future,
watnenj
:mtUke
Reprrt
lor
the-
south.
Re.
Joyce
is
taking
over
the
Pentlcostal
work
u,
ot
Albernt
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
north.
wine.
14.
Aiyanah-
Part
cloudy
nalrn
10
Anyox-Cmudy.
calm.
17.
Stewir
Cle-ir.
'alnv.
11;
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm
7
Pmilhx
Cloudy,
eat
wind.
5
Bants
Lake,
gnowlagt
calm
6
nches
new
snow
5b.
HbtelArrivals
pmiacu
uiirr.itT
Prank
Fhteatot.
Terrace.
Oc,
T
Booth.
O.
Swan.
WlnnipcK.
J
7.
Mll'ar.
Edmonton;
A.
C.
Oard
ter,
Vancouver.
G.
NlR!,'
Trains
For
the
Kait
Mondays'
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
0:30
pjn
from
the
Ras't
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10:
IS
p.m.
PrinceRupert
DRY
DOCK.
Am
Operatlnr
three
Dry
orks
Total
rapacity
20,090
tons
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
for
Rleel
and
Wood
'Vessels
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Wf
c
Irle
and
Artl
rlene
Welding
i.n
ti.n
Derrick
for
lleavyLifts
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machlnsry-Kfpalred
and
Oterhauled
1
Basketball
Buzz.
I
ti
There's
another
series
of
games
tomorrow
night
at
the
Auditorium.
n
the
girls'
gome
the
Comets
meet
ht
Oarrihwkn
an
If-they
wtwtt
v!ll
mean
a
tie.
Doth'
teams
are
IglUlng.
hai
d.
foi
lttagiu.-u0Kr4
hip.
"Smithy"
of
;
the
CLWJVA
asjmiet
.ansute
com
a
lot
of
territory!
in
x
little
Unit.
He
Is
the
machine
irstind
which
all
the
RalRay
boy's
playv
are
formed.-
"SmHly"
It
omethlng
like
a
kangaroo
he
is
Hff
the
ground
most
of
the
time
vhtch
makes
him
a
hard
man
to
cheek.
.
Torn
Ketsejr
Is
playing
a.
great!
.tame
since
he
has
thrown
In
his
16t
wtfh
the
Kfllens
Torn
hat
one
spot
on
the
floor
where
he
can
sing
the
mevery
time
anr.
has
sure
:
ome
in
for
Ms
shave
of
the
patntt
n
the
second
half
March
3-aratto
vs
C.
H.
It.:
Warrtoes
vs.
MerehwiU
OardnidU
vs.
Comets:
Rovers
vs.
Scouts.
March
7-C.
N.
R
vs.
Kilens:
Ttucls
vs.
Warriors;
Amaaons
vs.
Oardtrtals;
Meteors
vs.
Japanese.
MitrhMO
Grot
vs.
O.
N.
R.":
Tuxts
vs.
Meteiiantat
C&mels-ve
Amasons:
Japanese
vs.
Seewis
March
14
Kale
ru
vs.
Orotto;
WarrWts
vs.
Merchants:
Cardsnale
vs
Comets:
Rovers
vs
Meteors.
Marrh
6
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Muskrtrers
Eaglea
vs.
Elks.
Seal
Ooe
vs.
Swift.
Moose
vs.
Orotto.
Rmprees
vs.
I.
O.
O.
The
fire
department
had
a
call
to
Use
home
of
Vlt1.
ttoaang.
gth
Avemey
WML
yeatatdaf
wngg
at
3
a
m
The
kitchen
was
gutted
and
the
damage
estimated
at
sp-proxrnuuely
$900
The
trouble
K
nowaday
there
M-
SPORT
CHAT
A
peculiar
situation
iu.,
n
1he
maJor.basebuU
leKii
s
yoiing.inc
who
spent
.ill
hcusoii
In
the
minor
Um
u
hdWrrttout'ttgalnst
the
.s:iian
feted
by'major
league
ic.im
Theyount-men
are
lid
ci
the
St.
Louis
Orov.iiK.
Bill
K
.
backer
of
tlieCl'veia(i
in.,..,i
Iwtf
Jabtonormki
of
the
n.
Yankees:'
Of
counw
ih-
,
men
are
not
rookies
in
u
,.
that
they
neeer
have-
v.--league-
nnlforme.
JaMonowski
ed
his
curve
ball
for
the
Inn.
,
a
year
or
so
before
he
(in
,
traded
to
the
Red
Sox.
uui
rinoeaerooraer
never
;
a
game
of
big
league
b.,
rfokle
srssrutop
hitch-Ink
(i
Los
Angeles
to
Toledo
fur
i
1n"
190
and
slept
under
tin
stand
until
the
first
pay
dtntly
Bll
ha
been
leain;
Robinson's
0jera
hou.
clnnali.
on
niuli'
in
!;.
Doldaon.
heavyweight
i.
.
of
'Ut-nortlra'Mit.
u
goinw
:
John
L
Sullivan.
th
Boioi
:
Boy,
for
a
purse
of
one
ii
djalUrs
The
house
is
crow.
two
or
three
hundred
fU-h.
sed
sportiiiK
men
anxlou
rcrap.
MeOrath.
tlm
AustrulUn
star,
Is
a
tennis
player
i
most
Of
the
rules
of
gooft
making
a
great
many
of
in
especially
backhand
shots
:
Ma
racket
"batUe-axe
f
t
I.,
grips
Its
handle
with
bu'i.
Even
the
most
shutnrles
tale
to
do
that,
exi
rpt
in
.
genekea.
But
MeOrath
d'"
v't
m
far
from
benvt
.
!
3ks
two-handed
drive
front
S&tswlr
hers
such
u
V.
Atoaon.
1
BlatM'
Ben
EasUnan.
U-
j
speefeled
Stanford
Univ.
er.
la
going
eat
Mm
comm.
Ben
la
paying
the
return
v
i
-
tasned
rival.
Bill
C;irr.
tl
lity
of
Pennsayivania
p
'
Apfwoxiraately
to
sports
experts
of
v.irlou-
Ingma
nation-wide
nii
JpT
the
AmqetUft
Pitas.
lsfdcclded
tnal
Mfldrrd
too
much
over-iophtoUcnUoiv-
Habet"
DsMtsoa
la
Am
ru
LooMoro
Uhic.
lUndteg
woman
spoils
.
BOVML
IS
THE
STRENGTH
AND
COHCEHTRATED
COCDH
ESS
o.
BEST
BEEF
SavIDo
"And
who
wouldn't?
For
Chuntcclcr
papers-lead,
in-the
favour
of
smokers
who
rollt
thcif
own.
.
.
rendy-gummed,
strorrjf
papers,
conveniently
packed
In
automatic
booklets.
120.
leaves
thut's
a
lot
of
purer
rice
paper
for
5cl"
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U
IN
l(M'F
If
PURE
RICE
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
If
your
paper
does
not
arrive,
telephone
Hie
offic?