WOiM
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DAILY
NEWS
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linjiDtnAY
a
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"'sport
A
Pair
of
Shoes
Is
Always
Appreciated
Here
you
will
find
a
full
range
of
shoes
in
smart,
perfect-fitting
lasts
and
patterns,
Guess
Mother's
shoe
size.
We
will
change
them
if
wrong
A
Pair
of
Hosiery
Also
Conveys
Your
Timely
Thoughts
A
full
stock
of
all
latest
seasonable
shades,
service
or
chiffon
weleht.
Penman's
make
Q4
A
A
priced
at
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and
Reporters'
Telephone
DAILY
EDITION
Sunday,
May
13
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Saturday,
May
12,
1934
TURNING
THE
TABLES
A
few
years
ago
the
newspapers
of
the
country
were
full
of
statements
in
regard
to
alleged
payments
to
the
campaign
funds
of
the
Liberal
party.
Yesterday's
despatches
told
of
efforts
made
to
secure
contributions
from
a
wealthy
tobacco
firm
for
the
Conservative
party
funds.
Ward
Pittf
ield,
a
man
said
to
be
"close
to
the
Premier,"
:
solicited
funds
for
the
party
from
the
W.
C.
Macdonald
Tobacco
Co.,
according
to
the
president
of
that
firm,
but
was
turned
down.
1
1
I
1
1
I
danger
is
that
those
making
large
contributions
often
expect
to
receive
special
concessions
in
return,
and
sometimes
they
get
what
they
want,
ft
is
said.
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
MlfiUter,
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Ilollingworth,
BJl.
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
J,
Smith
11
A.M.,
MOTHER'S
DAY
SERVICE
The
Sunday
School
will
attend
In
a
body.
The
Sacrament
of
Baptism
will
be
administered.
Parents
and
friends
especially
Invited.
Special
music
by
the
Junior
Choir.
12:30,
Westview
Sunday
School
7:30
P.M..
Sermon
Subject:
"THE
BIBLE
AND
PROPHECY"
The
result
of
scholarly
research
through
the
ages
in
relation
to
Biblical
prophecy.
The
only
practical
and
scriptural
message
of
the
prophets
for
today.
All
visitors
welcome
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev.
F.
W.
Dafoe,
D.I),
Minister
W.
Vaughn
Davies,
Organist
Services
at
11
AM.,
"MOTHER'S
DAY"
It
will
be
family
day
at
the
Baptist
Church,
all
parents
with
their
children
are
expected.
The
Junior
department
of
the
Sunday
School
wtll
have
a
large
place
at
the
mqrning
service
Evening
Service
at
7:30
PJil.
This
is
parents'
service.
We
expect
every
member
and
adherent
present.
An
interesting
service
,of
worship
and
music
has
been
prepared.
The
ordinance
of
believer's
Baptist
will
be
administered
during
the
service.
The
Bermon
Subject
will
be:
"AN
OLD
FASHIONED
HOME"
You
are
cordially
Invited.
Ttik
SALVATION
ARMY
Special
Mother's
Day
Services
in
Citadel
II
AAI,
Subject:
"MEMORIES
OF
MOTHER."
by
Adj.
Halvorsen
2:30
P.M.,
"A
Surprise
Service
for
Mothers"
by
local
officer
7:30
P.M.,
Bpeclal
Program
of
Songs
Subject:
"MOTlIEnS
OF
YESTERDAY
AND
TODAY"
by
Adj.
Halvorsen
the
Interior.
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
-Avenue.
LIMITED
Phone
357
Gas
Anaesthesia
May
Be
Installed
Hospital
Board
Considering
Pro-posal
From
Prince
Rupert
.Medical
.Association
The
hospital
board
is
now
considering
a
proposal
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Medical
Association
whereby
the
latter
organization
would
lnstal
gas
oxygen
anaesthetic
equipment
In.
the
operating
room
of
the
InstituUon
at
an
estimated
cost
of
$500.
the
hospital
to
be
re
sponsible
for
the
suppjy
of
the
gas
and
the
fees
to
be
spHt
pro
rata.
More
information
Is
being
obtained
for
the
board
before
it
fin
ally
decides.
Installation
of
the
gas
iahaesthesia
equipment
would
fill
a
long-felt
need
at
the
hospital.
LOCAL
NEWS
Tonight's
train,
due
Irom
the
I
East
at
10
o'clock,
was
reported
As
a
matter
of
fact
every
political
party
has
to
solicit
'MjJT
subscriptions
to
carry
on
elections.
There
is
ho
other
way
of
getting
the
money.
At
the
time
of
the
last
provincial
Mrs.
r.
l.
Mcintosh
left
on
last
election
a
canvass
was
made
in
Prince
Rupert
by
the
C.
C.
evenings
train
for
her
summer
F.
in
order
to
raise
money
to
pay
the
Expenses
of
the
tan-
home
at
Terrace.
Mr.
Mcintosh
had
didate.
It
is
nothing
against
the
C.
C.
F.
that
they
did
so.
preceded
her
a
coup)e
of
weeks
ag0-We
mention
it
because
have
notion
only
some
people
a
James
Mauen,
well
known
that
it
is
only
the
older
parties
that
have
to
pay
election
pioneer
of
Hazeiton,
is
paying
a
expenses.
.visit
to
the
dty,
-having
arrived
If
T
inin
a
nnlJtiVnl
nartv
T
PYnfft.
tn
hpln
simnnrt
it
TWp
n
Thursday
nteht's
train
from
Peer
Lakie,
CJ.R.
divisional
freight
and
passenger
agent,
left
on
yesterday
afternoon-s
train
for
a
trip
to
Terrace
on
official
business.
He
wtll
be
reternlng
tonight.
William
Patmore
and
Tom
Scul
ly
left
on
yesterdav
afternoon's
i
LEGION
WINS
STEWART,
bridge
tournament
for
teams
of
four
was
completed
on
Wednesday
and
was
won
by
the
Canadian
Legion
team
with
a
handsome
lead.
lhe
final
standing
of
the
team
was:
Canadian
Legion.
73.650
points.
Duds,
60,560
points.
Loyal
Order
of
Moose,
59.920
point.
Stewart
Board
of
Trade,
points.
The
winning
team
consisted
Alexander
Russwurm
(Captain),
Sidney
G.
Lawrence.
Kenneth
H.
Gray
and
O
Pat
Helnekey.
CLEVELAND
RUNNER-UP
Lead
of
Chicago
Cubs
League
Hut
Half
a
in
National
Game
i
BOSTON.
May
12:
CP
Cleve-
1
land
Indians,
by
defeating
the
Red
Sox
In
a
close
game
here
yesterday,
moved
into
second
place
in
the
American
League,
three-ahd-a-half
game
behind
the
New
York
Yankees
who
won
by
the
odd
run
over
the
Chicago
White
Sox
at
the
Yankee
Stadium.
The
Washington
Senators
and
Philadelphia
Athle
tics,
losing
to
St.
Louis
Browns
and
Detroit
Tigers
respectively,
are
now
tied
for
third
place.
The
Tigers
replaced
the
Red
Sox
In
fifth
place.
In
the
National
League,
the
Chi
cago
Cubs
lost
ignomlnlously
to
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
and
had
their
lead
reduced
to
half
a
game
over
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
who
defeated
the
Phillies.
The
St.
Louis
Cardinals
won
a
pitcher's
battle
from
the
New
York
Giants
and
took
exclu
sive
possession
of
third
place.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
American
League
Detroit
10,
Philadelphia
5.
Cleveland
6,
Boston
5.
St.
Louis
4,
Washington
3.
Chicago
6,
New
York
7.
National
League
Boston
8,
Cincinnati
5.
Philadelphia
4,
Pittsburg
6.
Brooklyn
IS.
Chicago
1.
New
York
0.
St
Louis
1.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet
Chicago
15
8
.C52
Pittsburg
13
7
.C50
(St.
Louis
,14
8
.636
New
York
.-h13
9
39i
Boston
...11
10
X2i
Brooklyn
8
13
J81
;
Phllalelplrla
6
14
.300
1
Cincinnati
5
16
38!
American
League
W.
L.
Pet.
New
York
j15,
6
.714
'
Cleveland
"
rio'
8
J56
Washington
:
10
.524
Philadelphia
11
10
.524
Detroit
10
10
300
(Boston
10
11
.476'
St.
Louis
7
11
.389
j
Chicago
5
13
578
NEW
FLAG
AMERICANS
I
DAY
CUP;
train
on
a
prospecting
expedition1
William.
Watts
Presents
Pei-pettral
to
Doreen
and
Usk
'They
expect'
Trophy
For
Llks'
Hag
Day
to
be
away
for
aboqt
a
week
or
ten
Sports
I
days.
J
.
7
Besides
all
the
regular
Flag
Day
j
prizes
offered
by
th,e
Elks
for
kid-
1
Idles'
sports
on
June
4
the
commlt-'
tee
announces
that
a
large
new
sll-
Tnir,17
f)f
1
XT
ver
cup
suitably
engraved
ha
been
DKIUIzL
I
LA
I
I
presented
by
W.
M.
Watts
of
Watts'
Grocery.
It
will
be
presented
to
the
Interesting
Competition
At
Stewart
Is
Brought
To
Close
1
public
school
obtaining
the
great-
:
.est
number
of
points
In
fhe
field
,
day
sports
on
Flag
Day.
Fire
points
I
will
be
elveh
for
each
first
rrlaee.
May
12
The
Stewart
,h
fftr
wm,
h,flr,
.,,.
one
for
each
third.
j
It
is
hoped
that
the
presentation
of
the
cup
will
promote
a
friendly
j
rivalry
among
the
schools.
j
!
The
trophy
will
be
a
perpetual!
jone
and
may
be
played
for
only
on
'
an
Elks'
Flag
Day.
During
the
year
it
win
remain
on
display
In
the
I
winning
school.
5C
770
1
The
cup
will
soon
be
on
display
,ln
Watt'
Grocery
ofi
Dance
at
Elks'
Home
Enjoyed
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
48,
Aiyansh
Clear,
calm,
48.
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
50,
Btewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
43.
Hazeiton
Clear,
calm,
50.
Smithers
Part
cloudy,
calm.
.'
Bums
Lake
Bright,
calni,
42,
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
Good
Shed
Crowd
Present
at
Affair
northwest
wind;
barometer,
30.43;
Held
by
Mrs.
James
S.
Black's
temperature,
55;
sea
smooth.
Orchestra
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy,
calm:
barometer.
30.34;
tempera-
An
enjoyable
Scottish
and
Cana-1
tore,
56;
sea
smooth,
dlan
dance
was
held
last
night
in
Langara
Island
Part
cloudy,
the
Elk'
Home
by
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black'
Hfeht
westerly
wind,
sea
moderate.
Orchestra,
a
good
sized
crowd
being
-
present
at
the
affair.
James
Taylor,
The
Metlakatla
softball
team
will
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
be
in
town
for
a
game
tomorrow
af-1
dancing
continued
from
10
pjn.
un-
ternoon
with
the
arotto
team
of
'
til
2
ajn,
Refreshments
were
served,
the-
city
league.
P
WIN
AGAIN
United
States
Retains
Walker
Cup
With
Easy
Victory
Over
Ureal
Britain
1
ST.
ANDREW'S.
SetitlaiVd.
May
It:
(CD
United
States
retainer!
the
Walker
Crip
today
by
whining
six
out
of
eight
singles
matches,
the
British
winning
one
and
the
other
being
all
square.
In
the
opening
day's
play
bf
the
competition
yesterday.
Urti.
ted
States
mod
three
out
of
four
foursome
matches.
It
is
the
eighth
consecutive
triumph
for
American
amateur
golfers
In
cup
play.
4
RANGERS
WIN
(iHStidH'
CUP
TODAY
IN
ONE
TO
NIL
GAME
WITH.
CELTIC
OLASGOW.
May
12:
(CPi
The
Rangers,
already
victors
In
the
First
Division
of
the
Scottish
League
and
captors
of
the
Scottish
Cup
this
year.
-added
still
another
laurel
to-
triav
bv
defpaUnv
rHlr
tholr
ancient
rivals.
In
the
final
for
the
Glasgow
Cud.
one
to
nil.
HS!
':,
rJni
mavc
to
cer
TAXI
AND
GO
HOME
I've
ocvrtopcp
a
TtRQIHir
ATTACK
OF
NCUHA1CA
1
m
v
,
For
DONT
VOJ
TRY
2
THtVllfcCT
RIO
OP
VOUC
NtURALClA
H
AFfWMIMUTf
J
1
Now
comes
anmiingly
qultk
relief
from
headache,
rheumatism,
neuritis,
neuralgia
.
.
.
the
infra
$afr
rrlirf,
it
it
aid.
fri
ttitcutrrrd.
Those
results
are
due
to
a
scientific
dicovy
by
which
an
Atiriii
1'nMrt
betms
to
disaolw.
or
chs-intrtinile.
fn
the
amttring
sntee
uf
two
aeromls
after
touching
moisture.
AikI
henre
to
start
"
tukin
YuW
of
ji
a
fmr
mimtUs
after
lakiM.
fW
HhHUnliao
of
the
gtas
here,
tells
tIK
srnrv.
An
AsiMriti
tablet
starts
to
disintegrate
almost
instantly
you
swhIIoh
it.
Anil
thus
a
rmjg
t
urn
la
work
ulnxl
tnttanllu.
Wben
ynu
twy.
thoiMk.
be
on
froKl
aftauit
substitute.
To
br
sure
you
iret
ASP1R1VS
tuHr
rrlirf.
he
sure
the
name
Hayrr
w
the
form
of
a
eruss
is
on
every
tablet
of
Aspiriu.
Thoralf
Arnten
of
An
vox
left
an
yesterday
afternoon's
train
for
New
York
where
he
will
enteric
May
SO
on
Uve
Meaner
Berrem-I
Jor
d
fr
a
trip
te
hbt
native
bone
in
Beren.
Norway.
There
are
5
cars
to
choose
from
in
the
low-price
field
.
.
.
YET
MORE
THAN
1
OUT
OF
3
BUYERS
PICK
NEW
1934
CHEVROLETS
NTATURALLY
sve
ar
praad
to
Kt
crested
Ctnadi't
'
most
popular
automobile.
All
tht
more
o
because
people
are
counting
talmtt
comparing
fuJilf
thetkina
on
dilhrrtd
fnUtt
Deter
bWotc
in
automobile
hiilory.
Chevrolet
bai
always
beco
tnatrr
on
proof
of
value
than
oo
mere
"claims".
People
moaniae
this
io
Chevrolet's
,
aaany
exxlutive
features:
Fullr-cMlmed,
protttlii
"Knce-fuuua".
Body
by
Fisher,
valrt
in
httd
sis
cylinder
enjinc
with
Blue
Flame
bead,
Fiher
built-in
Ventilatun,
eulu-sive
YK
frame,
to
meotkn
just
a
few,
AdJ
;uit
as
lone
at
cnotorati
go
on
comparuig.
checking
sad
testing.
Chevrolet
ili
bold
and
meruit
hi
great
sale
leadership.
Btctuit
'Ckttnltt
rifmtt
lo
lompremiir
m
quJily,
The
industry's
leadinc
enjineers
...
die
great
General
Motors
Proving
Ground
...
and
an
orsanhation
with
"an
ear
to
the
ground
and
an
eye
to
the
future'
.
.
.
lake
care
of
that.
Low
delivered
prices
eaty
GMAC
terms.
A
MeUn
ViU...Wi
Cn,J,
f
3
Saturday,
May
12
i93l
Almost
instant
Relief
From
Neuralgia
2.
OO
M1NUTTC
IATCD
lTI
WONPf
rui
HOW
quiCktY
MY
NCURA16IA
WtNT.
THAT
AtPIRlf
CtRTAlNLV
WORKS
'
rlfr
,
'
'
'
'n''
"
1
vdNDna7V,
i
Quick
Relief
Say
ASPIRIN
When
SOLD
n
is
You
Huy
YOURSELF
See
the
car
check
these
features
!
FULLY-ENCLOSED
"KNEE-ACTION"
BLUE
FLAME
CYLINDER
HEAD
BIGGER,
POSITIVE
BRAKES
STURDY,
SMART
BODY
BY
FISHER
EXCLUSIVE
YK
FRAME
BUILT-IN
NO-DRAFT
VENTILATION
SAFETY
GLASS
IN
WINDSHIELD
AND
VENTILATORS
SYNCRO-MESH
WITH
v
SILENT
SECOND
GEAR
OCTANE
SELECTOR
CLOSED
MODELS
WIRED
FOR
RADIO
Chrtroltt
Matlrr
Six
Prlcrd
mt
Vt
at
ChfrroUl
Sfmit
tWld.
Hi,
o.ipp
wmm
mm
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