PAGE
TOUB
HUDSON'S
BAY
COMPANY
Incorporated
2nd
May,
1670
Ship
all
your
furs
to
us.
You
can
be
assured
of
high
prices,
quick
returns
and
cash
by
return
mail.
BEAVER,
FISHER,
FOXES,
MARTEN,
MINK
and
MUSQUASH
are
in
good
demand.
Our
prices
on
these
articles
cannot
be
beaten.
Hudson's
Bay
Company
PRINCE
UL'PEUT,
B.C.
C.
N.
R.
Trains
r'or
the
East
Mondays'
Wednesdays
and
Fri
days
9:30
pm
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10:15
pjn
MUSSALLEM'S
Always
Have
Lowest
Prices
Quality
Goods
And
Our
Stock
is
Guaranteed
to
be
FRESH
Readycut
Macaroni
flp
per
lb
1
3
lbs
,
.......
Pure
Lard
Slrrerleaf
balk,
per
lb.
Pure
Lard
Shamrock
3
-lb.
tin
Finest
Creamery
Butter
Our
own
brand,
"Economy"
3
lbs
'
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MACKENZIE
FURNITURE
37
Third
Ave.
Phone
77J
BED
LOUNGES-
-Couch
in
daytime,
and
makes
a
full
size
bed
CI
CI
Special,
with
pillow
Q-0
'
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Total
capacity
20,00
tons
Shipbuilder
and
Ship
Repairers
for
Sleel
and
Wood
Vessels
Iroa
and
Itras
Castlog
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
50-ton
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
Sawmill
and
MlnlngMsehlaery
Kepnlred
and
.Overhauled
Says
That
They
Heard
Aurora
OTTAWA,
March
14
The
question
as
to
whether
or
not
sound
accompanies
the
aurora
has
been
in
dispute
among
scientists
tor
many
years
and
the
Dominion
As-trophyslcal
Observatory
ol
the
Department
of
the
Interior,
at
Victoria,
British
Columbia,
has
recently
carried
out
an
extended
analysis
of
observations
made
by
persons
resident
in
Northern
Canada,
for
the
purpose
or
definitely
ascertaining
whether
the
sound
has
a
real
existence.
Reports
oj
auroral
observations
have
been
obtained
from
many
officials
in
Government
departments,
including
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
PoHc
the
Department
of
the
Interior,
and
the
Department
of
National
Defence,
as
well
as
from
numerous
other
persons
who
have
had
unusual
opportunities
Of
witnessing
auroral
displays.
In
all
141
communications
have
20C'heen
recelwdand
144
persons
have
reported
as
hearing
auroral
sounds.
XlCiMtst
'
lh
account8
are
from
-
'persons
whose
intelligence
and
re-Qq
I
liability
are
beyond
question
and
i
wime
i
ne
evuiniTC
wiuin
nicy
p.
'
sent
indicates
the
sounds
ne
heard
QCp
rarely
in
comparison
with
the
fre-
quency
of
the
displays
themselves
Tea
Broken
'Orange
Pekoe,
our
the
actual
existence
of
a
sound
ac
own
brand,
T
Economy"
Ofjp
,
c,,mpanytng
displays
of
unusual
per
lb.
,
.intensity
seems
to
be
placed
be-
Btiy
now
aa
tea
U
ad
vane-
C
Ap
lyond
reasonable
dpubt.
The
major-
t
lng
In
price,
3
lbs
OUU
ily
0j
observers
describe
the
sounds
Old
English
Meal
A
cereal
and
as
of
a
swishing,
rustling
or
good
for
baking.
per
pkg
.
v
Rolocream
Health
0t--
per
pkg.
...
.
.
Fairy
Soap
5
cakes
in
box
per
box
Ayimer
plum
Jam
4's
per
tin.
23c
27c
25c
37c
.
Gold
Dust
Scouring
Powder
QCn
3
tins
.
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
I
We
deliver
all
orders,
$2
or
over
317-19
Third
Avenue
West
P.O.
Box
575
Phone
IX
crackling
nature
In
addition
to
reports
on
audi
bllity
a
number
of
reliable
otwer
vers
report
that
m
rare
occasions
they
have
seen
auroral
curtains
ori
streamers
close"
to
the
earth's
surface.
In
a
number
of
such
cases
the
auroral
light
wa
seen
against
some
background
object,
such
as
a
tree,
cliff
or
building,
which
would
make
possible
an
estimate
of
minimum
height.
American
Paper
Tells
About
Mill
At
Powell
River
The
Minneapolis
Tribune
recent
ly
published
a
feature
story
about
Powell
River,
a
town
that
is
owned
very
largely
by
Minneapolis
interests.
Jt
tells
of
the
activities
of
the
late
Dr.
D.
F.
Brookes,
of
the
Brooks
Scanlon
Company
who
took
a
leading
part
in
forming
the
com
pany,
ur.
urooKS
was
ine
owner
o:
the
Gates
Mansion
on
Lake
of
the
Islert
Boulevard
In
Minneapolis,
which
has
recently
been
demolished
to
make
way
for
a
number
of
new
residences.
Three
members
of
the
family
are
still
among
the
owners
and!
directors
of
the
company
which
kwns
the
townslte
and
the
big
Powell
River
paper
mill
from
which
the
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
buys
Its
paper.
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WINNERS
IN
I
BADMINTON
The
following
are
the
winners
In
i
the
first
games
of
the
city
open
badminton
tournament.
The
first
I
mentioned
are
the
winners
in
each
case:
Ladies'
Singles
Miss
McKay,
Miss
Palmer,
11-14,
11-3,
11-2.
Miss
Cross,
Mtas
Thompson,
11-3,
11-
6.
Men's
Singles
N.
Allen.
R.
Franks,
15-9.
17-14.
R.
Moxley.
J.
Olbson.
15-6.
15-11.
Darton,
Murray.
6-15.
15-10.
15-12
B.
Tobey,
Lyons,
15-4,
15-2.
Men's
Doubles
Horton-Davlt,
Stamford-Oreggor.
12-
15,
15-6,
15-4.
Bryant-Lamble,
Norrlngton-Dar-ton,
15-6.
15-7.
Bartlett-Cornish,
Murdock-Bunn.
15-4.
15-9.
12-15.
N.
Allen-R.
Tobey.
Linzey-Lyons.
15-
5,
15-5.
Ladies'
Doubles
Miss
E.
Davis,
Miss
T.
Davis-Mi
Bdfecumb,
Miss
Crass,
15:9.
16-
4.
'
Miss
Tetrien-Mlss
McKay;
Miss
Orieve-Miss
Moffatt,
8-15,
15-12.
19-16.
.
Miss
'Mltchell-Mlas
Cross,
Mrs.
NorringtonMrs.
Parlow,
ft-9.
15-12.
Miss
Thompson-Airs.
Hortori,
Mrs.
Olfason-Mlss
Rogers.
15-2,
15-
I
10.
Miss
E.
Davis-Miss
T.
Davis.
Miss
Palmer-Miss
Lawrence.
15-11.
15-12.
I
Mixed
Doubles
,
Miss
Tvrrlen-Murdock.
MisslS.
Boddie-Darton.
15-11.
15-5.
:
.
Id
the
men's
singles
C.
J.
Nor-i
rlngten
defaulted
to
R.
Allen
owing
to
a
sprained
ankle.
All
the
games
tonight
wuT.be
played
on
the
United
Church
court.
Giant's
Shortstop
UTILL!E
THE
TOILER''
Lls
ffeU.
MAC
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vihat
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J
.
I
Just
as
()od
as
fvci
Travis
Jackson,
iki.ihy
shortstop
for
the
New
York
Giants,
hao
both
knees
operated
on
this
winter
to
remove
Injured
cartilages
now
he
spears
'em
as
well
as
ever
Close
Shave
for
Max
Bf
1
1
Mw,M'1MtflgnaRsaMsaisai
iLbbbbbbbbI
,
Thtey
took
Max
Baer
like
a
sheep
to
a
shearing
recently
in
Ban
Fmncisco.
when
the
Uvermoie
heavyweight
was
led
into
a
room,
blindfolded
strapped
to
a
chair
and
his
mustacht
rwnovstt
My
a
barber,
none
other
than
Jack
Danpsey.
foimer
bMvrweight
champion
SPORT
CHAT
Babe
Ruth,
who
ut
as
left-handed
as
any
baseball
player
can
be,
writes
chiefly
with
his
right
hand.
But
he
does
Just
as
well
writing
with
his
left.
w..la.
mm
a
them
pretty
good
fighters,
who
httve
failed
to
scale
t2ie
hetghU
are
Vlttorlo
Cam
polo.
Pat
Lester.
Carl
Morris,
Oeorge
Oodfrey
and
Prtmo
Camera.
For
13
years
Oeorge
Blake
has
been
manager
of
the
scrappy
boxer,
Fidel
La
Barba.
but
in
all
that
lime
Fidel
has
never
addressed
Blake
as
other
than
"Mr.
Blake."
Hockey
seems
to
be
a
left-handed
name
-that
Is.
more
than
half
of
the
131
players
on
the
rosters
of
ihe
National
Hockey
League
clubs
ure
southpaw
shots.
In
tact.
W
of
ihim
shoot
left-handed.
Only
one
noalle-
"Chuck"
Oardlner.
of
the
Hawks
a
right-handed
player.
From
baseball
to
billiards,
according
to
season,
seems
to
be
a
hobby
with
many
of
the
noted
ball
play-itm.
Max
Carey.
Tria
Bpeaker,
Watte
Hoyt.
Frank
Hogan.
Herb
Pen
nock.
Andy
Cohen
-and
not
forgetting
Babe
Ruth
are
all
keen
billiard
enthusiasts.
Maybe
It
helps
their
eyes.
Given
a
fair
amount
of
natural
A
Return'
Engagement
13
ET
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VANCOUVER
TEAM
.
LIKELY
TO
COME
!
MIDDLE
NKXT
WEEK
,
It
la
expected
that
Use
Van-
;
coaver
C
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R.
A
baakaiball
team
wlU
play
the
ioeai
team
:
in
the
Exhibition
Hall
on
t
March
23
and
23
The
CIJt
sufftclent
to
reach
top
heavyweight
u
word
(rom
Vancouver
to
boxing
honors,
as
witness
the
case
.
rmf.rmln.
.hu
of
Ed
Dunkhorst,
the
"Human
1
Freight
Car."
Bd
Weight
35
pounds,
lf4
4,
4,t
but
he
was
flattened
by
Bob
nu-
simmons
In
two
rounds.
Other
men
of
great
site
and
weight,
some
of
:
1
i
4
BASKETBALL
March
14
Kalens
vs.
Orotto;
Warriors
vs
Merchants:
Cardinals
vs.
Comets.
Rovers
vs.
Meteors.
ability,
the
quality
moat
essential
for
success
in
competitive
sport
is
stick-to-ttiveness.
Mm
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eV
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VV
4
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r-p
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healing
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or
QUTS.
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CANADA
,
British
Games
In
England
Are
Planned
In
1934
LONDON,
March
14:
The
second
,
British
Empire
Oames,
originally
awarded
to
South
Africa
will
be
hrld
here
In
1934
It
was
announced
b"
Sir
James
Leigh
Wood,
chairman
j
of
the
games
committee.
The
first
games
wtre
held
In
Hamilton
in.
1930.
I
Both
South
Adieu
and
Australia
J
England's
wish
to
have
them
here.
!
Steamship
Sailings
Far
Vanrouvei
Tuosday
Cntala
1:30
p.m.
I
Thurs
as
Prince
Rupert.
10
pm
Thursday,
m.
Venture
midnight.1
Friday-as
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p
n.
From
Vanrouvei
I
8unday
n.
Calala
b
m
Wed
-as.
Prince
Rupert
9:30
mi
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
MON.
Si
TUES.
TWO
SHOWS
7
&
9
15
Adm.-ISc
Si
50c
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DEPRESSION
PRICES
Kbr
Coals,
per
ton
SH.OQ
&
$11.30
(Not
Nut
Coal)
Lump
C0.1l,
per
ton
JUJO
Atoe
Coal,
$l.(M)
per
ton
fens
All
Coals
are
In
n
tlrv
slied.
Don't
buy
water,
buy
roil
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
"roll
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own"
with
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the
hit
end
inot
4-nnie
you
cn
buy.
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hive
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of
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in
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.Hid
though
Canadian
officials
t...t
offered
to
stage
the;
iw.ime
agaiii,
they
had
acceded
to'
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COAli
,
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lU'Wt
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Valley
f,au
are,
teed
to
give
satuu.uon
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tOO
Of
NO
1
Bulkley
VaJL
y
t,
also
sell
Timothy
Hay
wJ
uau
and
Barlfy
I'rincc
Kupcrt
Feed
Co,
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