I
'Archgrip'
Shoes
End
Summer
Foot
Ills
Never
are
correctly
designed,
correctly
fitted
shoes
so
important
as
in
warm
weather
when
everything
conspires
to
make
feet
hot,
tired,
uncomfortable.
ARCHGRIP
SHOES
Gives
freedom
and
ease,
supporting
where
support
is
needed
Shown
in
a
distinctive
designed
lace
tie,
in
either
black
or
brown.
VISIT
OUR
Bargain
Department
Genuine
Savings
Genuine
Quality
The
Family
Third
Avenue
LIMITED
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
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year
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year
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EDITION
PLENTY
OF
The
editor
of
"Home
Gardening"
writing
to
F.
J.
Fuller
of
this
city,
says:
"We
are
only
just
learning
the
value
of
rain
in
the
Old
Country
for
we
have
had
very
little
rain
for
the
past
year,
which
is
a
strange
state
for
England.
My
secretary,
who
has
been
out
in
B.C.,
tells
me
that
when
the
rain
ceases
to
fall
in
Prince
Rupert
and
there
is
a
really
fine
day
she
has
heard
it
on
good
authority
that
all
the
stores
close
and
the
school
also
and
everyone
goes
off
for
a
picnic"
Local
people
will
appreciate
the
humor
of
the
statement
The
lady
must
have
been
associating
with
some
of
Prince
Rupert's
dear
friends
in
the
south.
A
LOCAL
An
effort
is
being
made
next
week
to
stage
a
rose
and
flower
show
that
will
be
a
credit
to
Prince
Rupert
Already
aiiumber
of
people
have
expressed
their
intention
of
exhibiting
any
flowers
they
may
have
in
bloom
at
that
j
date.
The
Canadian
National
Railways
will
have
a
display
f
andverthingindicates
the
probability
of
there
being
a
sjow
that
willbe
a
credit
tothe
city.
'The
Horticultural
Societv
make's
an
anneal
to
flower
grower
in
the
city
to
t
hi
c
Ann
is?
n
ptiAAAntt
4UAU
wi.o
a
ou.i.c5,
uuieri
win
pruoaDiy
ioiiow.
1
nanus
to
Mr.
Heilbroner
it
will
be
possible
to
hold
the
show
in
a
very
central
position
and
the
admission
fee
is
only
nominal.
The
roses
are
comintr
on
well
and
it
spems
nrnhahlp
that
there
will
be
a
splendid
is
needed
is
a
united
effort
The
Commodore
Cafe
Has
converted
the
Cabaret
into
a
dining-room
for
Afternoon
Teas
Catering
to
bridge
parties
both
afternoons
and
evenings,
supplying
cards
and
score
cards
free
of
charge.
Don't
Forget
the
50c
Sunday
Chicken
Dinner
Shoe
Store
Phone
357
!
I
Buptrt
per
week
JO
3.00
8
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Insertion
1.4t
I
it
S
Saturday.
May
14,
1934
PICNICS
EFFORT
join
in
this
educative
move.
If.
;il
1
11
r
11
m
i
showing
of
flowers.
All
that
Beautiful
Tlell
Fly
Fishing
Sea
Bathing
Hunting
Tennis
Badminton
Auto
Trips
on
Marine
Highway
Picnics
Sandy
Beaches
Modem
Conveniences
Milk
from
Government
T.B
Tested
Cows
No
Flies
"So
Mosquitoes.
$17.50
per
Week
Children
Under
It,
Half
Rate
The
Dunes
MADAME
RAJALT
TltlL
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
No
Tenders
For
i
Mattresses
From
Dealers
of
City
.
Members
of
the
hospital
board
last
night
were
somewhat
mystified
at
the
failure
of
local
furniture
dealers
to
submit
bids
in
response
to
the
advertised
Invitaticti
for
.tenders
on
twelve
new
arc
mattresses
which
it
was
decided
some
time
ago
to
order
for
the
hospital.
Two
local
furniture
houses
had
been
handed
specification.
In
addition
to
the
advertising,
it
was
re-'
ported,
but
there
Yad
been
no
local
'bids.
W.
M.
Brown,
chairman
of
the
house
committee,
and
O.
V.
Wllkln-jsoh.
chairman
of
the
board,
were
i
inclined
to
feel
that
the
board
had
i
discharged
its
doty
as
far
as
the!
!
local
furniture
dealers
were
con-!
1
cemed
and
should
be
able
now
to
'
f
order
the
mattresses
whereTer
it
i
law
fit.
Mr
Brown
raored
that
the
order
be
given
to
the
vancouTerj
1
Bedding
Co.
Za
S.
D.
Macdonald
be-1
ueved
that
inquiry
should
first
be
I
made
as
to
why
there
had
been
no
tenders
from
local
furniture
dealers.
Frank
Dibb
said
he
would
also
fike
to
know
why.
Finally,
it
was
de-jcJded
to
defer
the
ordering
of
the
mattresses
until
this
Information
had
been
obtained.
Hotel
Arrivals
Central
L.
Mude.
B.
Adler
and
Pete
Jensen,
city;
P.
J
Rolls,
CUR.
Prince
Rupert
F.
O.
Pyie.
Walter
E.
Robi,
C.
J.
Keller
and
Stewart
Robson.
Vancouver;
R.
B.
Adcock.
Leicester,
England:
W.
S.
Heaslip,
Winnipeg;,
H.
D.
Gray.
Prince
George;
K.
Trick-man,
Terrace:
Mary
Stewart,
Evelyn
Pollock
and
Vera
McKnlght.
New
Liskeard,
Ont;
W.
H.
Manuel.
Kami
oops;
W.
A.
Bodkin.
Barling-ton,
Ont.;
Mrs.
E.
H.
Dumin.
Kiti-maat:
E.
M.
Meconium.
Victoria.
J.
A.
Motherweti,
H.
N.
Smith
snd
aiiu
Chong
uooag
Dot.
urn.
Vancouver,
Vancouver,
H.
.
J.
THS
DAILY
S"SW3
Boxing!
MOOSE
HALL
TONIGHT
.Main
Event
C
3-minute
round
GORDON
WALLACE
of
Vancouver,
versus
JACK
McEVOY
of
Prince
Rupert
GOOD
PRELIMINARIES
There
will
be
a
good
program
of
preliminaries
in
which
Bagshaw.
McLeod.
Annessley.
F
Oomee
and
D.
Gome
will
be
matched
with
Tarwus
opponents.
'
Cmmences
at
9
pjti.
Admission
Ringside
SI.
00
Balcony,
front
row
1.00
Ground
F!oor
"5
Lard
rarty
and
-J
t
Dance
Success
DeMchtftt!
Affair
Held
Last
Mfht
I
By
Women's
Auxiliary
of
1
Canadian
Leein
The
bridge
and
whist
drive
held
in
the
Canadian
Legion
club
rooms
last
evening
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Legion
was
an
unqualified
success.
There
were
Uilrty-Tlve
tables.
Wlnnt-rs
at
bridge
were:
la
dies.
Mrs.
O.
Krause
and
Mrs.
-
H
Leaner;
men.
F.
K.
Wernl
ami
I
Mrs.O.
Graham.
In
whist
Mrs.
B
M.
Hlckey
and
Mrs
Geddes
were1
women's
winners
and
A
J.
Crox-ford
and
B.
Johnson
winners
for
the
men.
After
delicious
refreshments
a
dance
followed,
there
being
eighty-couples
on
the
floor
with
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
orchestra
supplying
music.
a
ue
nuies
exeoiuve.
iui
-Mis.
4.1
Preece
as
convener,
was
In
charge
I
of
the
whole
affair.
i
j
ekzstt
A-
Bnwr
j..ir
'
Vacation
ochool
ft
1
Gillespie.
Oceanic;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
:
J.
J.
Moroney.
Topley:
D.
R.
Levine!
London.
Ont:
M.
A.
Morham,
Haz-eiton:
Helen
EarL
Klspiox;
A.
Watt.
C.
N
R.:
J.
R.
Morgan.
Crescent
Inlet;
Mrs.
S.
Sout,
Hamilton.
Ont!:
H.
C.
Ricketson,
Platts-
burg.
Xew
York;
Robert
C.
Gosse.
W.
B.
Wetmore.
H.
Gardiner
and
A.
Moloney.
Vancouver;
Mrs.
E.
Playwright.
Victoria:
Mrs.
James
Brown
and
Ada,
Port
Essington:
J.
M.
Binray.
Goiden:
O
C
Mar-
v-u5ji.
w.
ouiiusus,
cago;
a.
sumertana.
.
Murpny,
r.
t
Lobb,
L.
H.
Chapman.
D.
J.
Bart-
Thomas
Jenkins.
L.
B
Cook
r.
T
Rand,
J.
Balkin.
Louis
Sabler.
A.'
A.
Falmle.
F.
it
Cummlngs,
7-.
T.t
Spragge.
R.
C.
Burdick
and
W.
J
McDonough
Valitrrer:
Mrs.Oeo.
P.
McCoH.
Port
Simpson;
Dr.
and
Mrs.
D.
R.
Learoyd
and
family.
Anyox;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Dodds.
Viking.
Alberta:
J.
M.
Ktasley
and
I.
E.
Boyle.
Seattle:
Mrs.
A.
E
"
-
"
e-"-
--
Tji
""'(
hn
DUSy
rlaCei0'
louble-headeT
victory
ot
the
Lawson.
Clarion;
Mrs.
W.
Malcolm
are
"igaged
In
special
project
and
C
W.
Malcolm.
Snnnyside.
1
making
dous
of
different
countries.
The
rest
of
the
department
Is
doing
Mrs.
W.
M.
Watts
and
slster-ln-
cut-ouU
and
crayoning.
The
gen-law.
Miss
Iris
Watts,
sailed
last
eral
scheme
of
the
whole
school
Is
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
;
Canadian
citrenshlp.
.
.
.
n
.
,
.
-
"Vr..
ivu..
i
.
1
i
ii
ip
10
Vancouver,
oeauie
ana
Kelso.
Wash.
Mrs.
WatU
children
accompanied
her.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Tobey
and
sons
are
making
the
round
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
They
left
for
the
north
yesterday
afternoon
and
will
be
returning
this
evening.
Splendid
Work
Beine
Dwe
Vn4rr
Baptist
Church
Auspices
t
The
first
-week
of
First
Baptist
Church
vacation
school
ended
yesterday
with
an
attendance
of
101
children
The
school,
under
the
general
supervision
of
Mrs.
r.
W.
Dafoe.
is
divided
into
two
depart-
Watson
in
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
Hall
and
the
primary
under
Mrs.
O.
Berg
in
the
Church
Hall
The
unler
.
"v
uc,u"rnl
i"P
leaders
among
the
girls
are
Misses
H.
Bond,
C.
Armstrong
and
A.
Trmr-
wyS
Ur
t
:
W
,
?a,foe
R
Hston.
The
primary
uctpen
are
uie
Misses
E.
Hamblln,
M.
Armstrong,
p.
Hamblln
and
V.
Thurber.
The
Juniors
are
doing
sewing
and
woodwork.
The
older
primary
girls
;
ccuiug
uie
ciaiin
exercises
win
take
place
In
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
Han
A
general
display
of
the
work
done
win
be
shown
along
with
songs,
games,
recitations,
rXe.
HOSPITAL
FINANCES
The
finance
committee,
S.
D.
Macdonald.
chairman
reporting
at
last
night's
meetlnf
of
the
board
hospitals
days
durinz
the
month
at!
;a
cost
per
hospital
dav
of
$21
1
'
NOTICES
C
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Char-jof
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
lotte.
Capt.
W.
Q.
Palmer.
U
due
In
General
Hospital
showed
a
deficit
port
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
,
for
Jane
of
$15.03.
receipts
having
from
Skagway
with
a
full
list
of
;
totalleo
$4,13.42
and
disburse-round
trip
tourist
passengers
on
ments.
$4.138
45.
There
was
1419
board
and
will
sail
at
5:30
pa.
for
Vancouver.
CHURCH
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
(Church
f
England)
Tery
Rev.
3.
b.
Gibson.
Dean
8
A.M
.
Holy
Communion
11
AAl..
Morning
Prayer
and
Sermon
Preacher.
The
Rev
E.
J
Springett
Dominion
Commissioner
British
Israel
Federation
Subject
"BUTLDINO
THE
CITY
OF
OOD"
i:ZQ
P.M.
Evening
Prayer
and
Sermon
SPORT
CHAT
!
i.
.
Early
in
the
second
tail
of
Thursday
night's
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
football
game
Bussanlch
broke
up
a
Merchants'
"attack
and
Bremner
gave
the
Legion
the
lead.
Adams
was
always
on
the
look-out
for
an
opening
and
Blake
did
well
to
stop
him.
Follow.
ing
a
fine
effort
lay
Shrubsan.'llerce
cleared
but
later
Adam
and
Mar-
tin
combined
for
Adams
to
equalize.
Play
was
faster
and
Chrlstensenj
Ing
turned
out.
w
suspend
the
op-put
the
Legion
a
goal
up.
Doherty
leratlon
of
a
training
school
at
the
made
a
good
mn
but
another
goal)
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
for
followed
for
the
Legion
when
Gur-
v1ch
slipped
and
Oomes'
shot
scored.
Thn
Stiles
scored
from
the
penalty
spot.
Merchants
tried
hard
for
the
piaiier
but
fall
time
found
the
Legion
winning
by
the
odd
goal
in
seven
i
Legion-Pierre;
Blake,
Jim
Cur-rie.
Bussanlch.
Sam
Currie.
Greer
Cameron,
Bremner
Chrtstensen.
Palmer.
D.
Gomez.
Merchants-Gurvlch:
Stiles,
Moe;
turned
out
was
concerned,
this
was
Doherty.
McKay
Radchlfe:
Carroll
having
a
tendency
to
right
Itself
Martin,
Adams.
Lokken
and
Shrub-
through
fewer
young
women
ap-sal1
-
.
ratvinr
for
admission
to
the
training
The
Stuart
Benefit
SnWcl
Wrtd
-
(ing
to
date:
W
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Regiment
2
0
t
8
2
Canadian
Le?ion
2
0
1
10
7
4
Merchants
0
0
imi
defeat
Cleveland
iirrnccflil
Pntn
of
at
the
r(1
ofthexew
York
YanU
at!0UCCeSSIU1
The
hands
Cleveland
Wednesday
resulted
In
the
Indians
dropping
Into
toorth:
U
w
11.
r.j
,
I
.
.
;
not
played
stace
,k
their
sen-
u
i.ir
ururai
ugrrs
sepi
pace
wun
the
Yankees
by
defeating
thei
wasnmgron
aenators
in
a
heavy.
hitting
game
at
the
automobile
city
Only
half
a
game
separated
the
Thursday
night
by
the
Ladles
Or-Yankees
in
first
place
from
the
T1-
j
ante
Benevolent
Asaodatton
with
gers
m
second
and
the
American
,
a
very
stKjcessful
trtdf
e
party
and
Leagne
pennant
race
now
seems
to
;dtnct
in
the
Oddfettowr
Hall
joe
cemenng
oeiween
mem.
1
Prlte-winners
m
eards
were
)
In
the
National
League
the
JWbdles
Jlrst.
Mrs.
A.
Norton-
second
lYork
Olants
defeated
the
PitU-;Mrs.
Duncan:
mens
first
Mrs
burg
Pirates
In
a
closely
contested
;
James
Krikrvsky;
second,
Mrs.
J
j
'
game
at
the
PoJoOrouhdsbttt
their'
s.
Black.
'
margin
01
supremacy
was
Teaucea;
second
place
Chicago
Cubs
over
the
Braves
at
Boston
;
z
(
Ti
I
1
MacPhi
ee
runic
is
Leading
wljng
LeagU!UslNow:
D.
A.
MacPhee's
rink
defeated
J
J
Little's
by
the
decisive
score
of
,
51
to
5
Thursday
evening
la
a
Ca-!
nadlan
National
Recreation
Asso-i
elation
Uwn
Bowling;
dub
port-'
S
STMINSTER,
July
IS
poneo
match
and
moved
Into
ex-
if
'
-Lotk
W'W.
aged
45.
was
dusive
pow.ion
vi
league
leader-i01"1
and
V
Rot
TW
ship.
There
wUl
be
nossibiy
.somel"
lniu"d
hen
ftn
automo-
of
the
postponed
matches
run
Dff
tonight.
The
standing
to
date
teas
follows:
j
wnilnster
'
W.
L.
P.il
l
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431
TRAINING
OF
NURSES
Frank
Dibb
Suggests
to
Hospital
Board
That
School
be
Suvpen
ded
For
Time
Frank
Dibb
offered
the
sugge-Uon
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
hospital
board
that
It
might
be
ad-
prtsable.
in
view
of
the
ever
Increas
lng
surplus
of
nurse
that
were
be-
say
three
years
Mr.
Dibb
ques-1
tloned
I.',
from
the
financial
standpoint.
It
was
more
economical
to
operate
as
a
training
school
than
Vlth
a
hill
graduate
Tiorring
staff
Miss
Jean
Harrison
RX.
lady
superintendent,
rose
to
the
defence
of
the
training
school
system.
She
believed
that
It
actually
cost
4ea
to
i
operate
as
a
training
school.
As
far
ai
the
surplus
of
nurse
being
J
'tchool.
J
.
After
further
dlscwwion.
it
wasi
i
decided
to
have
a
reoart
made
fin
'
Ijcosu
before
dealing
further
with'
the
matter
1
!
!
Party
and
Dance
I
Ar,lir
jd
by
Ud,.
orange1
Benevolent
AcUtion
to
Celebrate
July
IS
July
12,
dear
to
the
hearts
ot
till
Orangemen,
vas
celebrated
on!
After
cards,
refreshments
were
wrra
ana
psnetng
reitowed
with
music
by
J.
a
Black
and
Bert
Cameron,
i
The
committee
in
rhir
lui
vi
.ii.rs.
a
.Mcionsra
con-
vener
Mrs
OmMm
tr
ui..
;
'.mu.,
uto
Plunges
Into
Ditch;
ML
Killed
And
Another
Hurt
:
bfle
drtTPn
bT
the
Iatt
plunged
.
into
a
twelve-foot
ditch
in
South
SNAP
1
u
-p
1
a
r
1
m
1
OWDER
I
Clt
AN$
-4
roittHi$
Saturday.
July
H,
U34
Look
You
Iay
Nctfd
One
of
These
Items
;
100
Ft
Win
CloUies
Line
Line
an
and
2
fi-f
A
A
Pulleys
Westclox
Alarm
Clock
were
$15
Q4
ff
now
Handy
jTans
OAn
Paint
Vt
Painting
the
Home
this
year?
I'M"
61
House
Paint
You
get
your
money
s
worth
See
us
before
you
buy
Kaien
Hardware
Phone
3
If
You
Have
Used
Furniture
TO
SELL
Oet
In
touch
with
D;Eli0
3rd
Ave
opposite
Moose
Hall
He
buys
and
ti
everyUmig
COFFEE
De
Luxe
Served
at
All
Time
of
Day
or
Night
Always
fresh
Using
the
8Uex
method-
Doing
away
wholly
with
metal
taste,
stale
flavor
Healthful
and
Invigorating
Commodore
Cafe
McLEOD'S
Shoe
Store
New
Location
3rd
Ave.,
op.
Besner
Bk.
REPAIRING
Phone:
Blue
909
GET
A
REAL
REST
And
Change
of
Climate
FURNISHED
CABINS
Also
Room
and
Board
Mrs.
Hlrnic's
Camp
Lake
Kathlyn
&Bi
i&
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
'
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
657
PRINCE
RUPERT
'
"
"
DRY
DOCK
and
shipyard
Kalum
Lake
UplMtMmaad
KocWrrt.
T
1
nUiw4Ji1,U
Now
undpr
new
mansgement
4
Miing
MMkl.N;.
8pecUl
prices
by
the
week
c,te
1,Ical
Spot
For
a
Restful
m
Holiday
.
For
particulars
write
to
-
H.
W.
HI
LEV.
TKHKACE.
B.C.
NOW
OPEN
"
'
.
COAL!
COAL!
r
aim
toiiee
0UI
AlberU
ind
Viw
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaran-
wIlOp
teed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
Plrasant
surroundings
and
t4?n
of
No-
1
Dulkley
Valley.
W4
Service
with
a
Bmlle
tUo
u
Timothy
IUy,
Whs!,
Call
and
see
us
OaU
and
Barley.
Acrosi
from
the
Power
Co,
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Ca
Third
Avenue
II
rbones
III