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FOR
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COOLNESS
AND
STYLE-
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Lines
Just
Received
See
These
Shown
in
the
Following
Numbers
All
White
Ruffie
with
fancy
shawl
CO
Q
tongues.
This
is
the
hit
of
the
season
v7el
Others
Shown
in
Dress
Ties
and
Pumps
GQ
QC
from
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Family
Shoe
Store
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Friday,
May
18,
1934
IMPORTANT
CONCESSION
An
important
concession
was
made
to
British
Columbia!
by
the
federal
government
when
it
allowed
an
amendment
to
the
budget
providing
for
the
duty
on
sugar
to
be
removed
at
the
end
of
this
week
instead
of
on
July
1
as
provided
in
the
budget
speech.
This
allows
the
fruit
canners
in
the
province
to
operate
this
year
in
taking
care
of
the
surplus
products
of
the
gardens
and
fruit
farms
of
the
southern
parts
of
the
province.
It
means
a
great
deal
to
the
canners
and
growers
of
British
Columbia;
LAX
CONDITION
AT
KINGSTON
A
very
lax
condition
of
affairs
seems
to
obtain
at
Kingston
Penitentiary
There
has
been
trouble
at
that
penal
institution
on
more
than
one
occasion
and
the
setting
fire
to
the
place
seems
to
have
been
the
culmination
of
these
disturbances.
It
would
seem
now
as
if
a
complete
cnange
oi
control
would
be
in
order.
7,
SILVER
SITUATION
"'It
is
rriore
than
likelv
that
some
action
will
tnV
pn
in
the
near
future
to
improve
the
price
of
silver.
Evidently
President
Roosevelt
is
considering,
the
matter
seriously
and
there
is
possibility
of
action
that
may
have
the
effect
of
stabilizing
the
metal
to
a
certain
extent.
It
is
rortnin
that
any
action
the
president
may
take
will
be
with
the
object
of
improving
conditions
in
the
United
States
and
not
J
1
1
v
.
m
.
m
.
.
.
.
particularly
in
uanatia.
in
spite
oi
that,
Canada
is
bound
to
feel
a
reflex
from
the
movement.
It
is
a
curious
thing
that
the
people
of
British
Columbia
no
noi
seem
to
oe
looKing
to
uttawa
tor
help
in
regard
to
suver
mining,
instead
ot
that
their
eyes
turn
to
washing
ton
which
is
the
onlv
source
from
which
thev
sp
cm
tn
or
pect
help.
Possibly
we
have
the
wrong
slant
on
this
and
fsnoum
oase
our
nopes
on
action
by
the
xJennett
govern
ment
instead
of
from
t)ie
Roosevelt
administration.
H.
R.
Frost
of
Massett,
through
wlhout
a
licence
and
was
fined
his
counsel,
W.
O.
Fulton,
pleaded
$50.
A
similar
charge
atralnst
D.
guilty
before
Magistrate
McCly-
J.
McDonald,
also
represented
by
mont
in
city
police
court
yestcr-
Mr.
Fulton,
has
been
adjourned
aay
on
a
cnarge
of
dealing
in
furs
for
eight
days.
KEEP
UP
YOUR
HOME
!
It
Pays
to
Paint
and
Repair!
!
For
best
paint
values
and
for
sound
advice
consult
"
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
f
USE
IMI
PAINT
I
Football
Off
to
Good
Start
ker
and
Qpapperton.
The
First
Half
Regiment
won
the
toss
and
Wlng
ham
elected
to
kick
down
hill.
After
Commissioner
Alder
had
given
the
ball
a
hefty
kick
the
sphere
was
recentred
and
McKay
set
the
game
in
motion.
The
Merchants
started
off
as
though
they
meant
business
and
for
the
first
ten
minutes
look
ed
as
K
they
would
overrun
their
younger
and
lighter
opponents.
The
Regiment
was
penned
in
its
own
half
of
the
field
until
It
got
its
bear-
even.
Early,
in
the
game
McKay
and
H.
Dickens
hadshots
on
the
Regiment
goal
but
Moxley
was
safe.
Campbell,
for
the
Greens,
was
soon
through
the
Merchants'
defence
but
over-eagerness
spoiled
his
part
ing
efort.
The
Regiment,
at
this
Undsay
and
Campbell
being
a
treat
to
watch.
The
first
goal
came
after
fifteen
minutes
play.
A.
Dickens
fired
in
one
of
his
famous
pile-drivers
from
twenty
yards
range
range
which
Moxley
stopped
but
could
not
hold
with
the
result
that
McKay
dashed
up
and
scored
to
open
the
Canaries'
account.
This
reverse
only
spurred
the
youngsters
on
to
greater
efforts
and
the
Merchants
goal
had
several
narrow
escapes,
Styles
being
forced
to
kick
into
touch
to
clear
his
lines,
Play
was
very
fast
and
even,
end
to
end
play
being
the
order
of
the
day.
Ten
minutes
from
half
time
Styles
and
Wingham
collided
and
Styles
was
forced
to
retire
with
an
Injured
leg.
The
Regiment,
with
the
advantage
of
an
extra
man,
tried
hard
for
the
equalizer
and
Parkes
saved
two
shots
in
quick
succession.
Half
time
arrived
with
the
Merchants
leading
by
one
goal
to
nil.
Second
Half
Styles
was
able
to
resume
after
half
time
to
complete
the
Mer
chants'
eleven.
The
Regiment
was
out
to
score
and,
after
six
minutes'
play,
was
rewarded
with
a
glorious
goal
from
the
foot
of
young
Jack
Campbell.
George
Hill
secured
pos
session
on
the
right
and
passed
out
to
Lindsay
who
carried
the
ball
fur
ther
up
the
right
wing
before
put
ting
across
a
beautiful
centre.
Campbell
met
the
ball
first
time
to
put
it
past
the
helpless
Parkes.
No
finer
goal
has
been
scored
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
for
some
time.
This
goal
served
as
a
tonic
to
the
game.
Play
speeded
up
consid-'
erably
and,
almost
Immediately
afterwards,
the
Merchants
were
THE
DAILY
NEWS
,
;
-Jfy,)
FrldHy.
May
i8
m,
With
Regiment
and
Merchants
Playing
Last
Night
to
Draw
The
1934
football
season
was
officially
ushered
in
last
evening
when
Merchants
and
Regiment
played
to
a
one-all
tie
in
the
opening
game
of
the
Gilhuly
Cup
series.
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
kicked
off.
The
weather
was
ideal
for
football
and
a
good
crowd
was
in
attendance
to
give
the
boys
a
big
hand.
Many
of
the
old
faces
were
miss
ing
from
the
Regiment
team
but
'
their
places
were
ably
filled
by
promising
high
school
boys
who
were
playing
their
first
year
in
senior
company.
Merchants
seemed
to;
Kay
took
the
kick
and.
althouv-h
have
difficulty
in
fieldlne
a
full
It
the
hp
hnll
ball
pniKrvi
entered
the
h.
net.
t
Referee
nr.r'
-
team,
several
changes
being
noticeable
from
the
advertised
eleven.
'Hie
start
of
the
game
was
delayed
fully
fifteen
minutes
while
players
were
rounded
up.
All
team
mana
gers
are
supposed
to
see
to
It
that
all
players
are
on
the
ground
ready
to
kick-off
promptly
on
time.
The
.Merchants'
Club
has
taken
ver
the
equipment
of
the
now
defunct
Home
Oil
eleven
and
turned
out
in
the
familiar
yellow
strips
for
merly
worn
by
the
gas
an
doil
men.
The
following
teams
took
the
field
last
night:
Merchants
Parkes,
Moe,
Styles,
awarded
a
free
kick,
right
on
the
,
Regiment
goal
line
for
a
foul
onj
Moxley
for
carrying
the
ball.
Mc-J
Anslow
rightfully
disallowed
the'
point
as
the
ball
should
have
been
.
played
by
a
second
player.
Thei
Merchants
tried
hard
to
secure
the
lead
again
and
H.
Dickens
and
Mc-
Kay
were
prominent
with
several:
hard
shots
which
Moxley
did
well'
to
save.
Lindsay
broke
away
for
the
Greens
on
a
pass
from
Campbell
but
his
shot
was
scrambled
away
by
the
j
Canaries'
defenders.
Hill
shot
over
when
well
placed.
Carroll
raced
away
to
the
other'end
and
Weed
,
a
corner
which
was
cleared.
II.
Die-1
kens
passed
out
to
Carroll
who
shot
1
past.
The
Regiment
came
Into
the
McEvoy,
A.
Dickens,
Howe.
Willis-
picture
again
as
Nakamoto
passed
roft,
n.
Dickens,
McKay.
Later
out
to
Comadina
but
offside
spoiled
.
and
Carroll.
Regiment
Moxley,
Davles,
Eby,
Naylor.
Wlngham,
Hill,
Comadina,
Cromp.
Campbell,
Nakamoto
and
Lindsay.
Referee.
Anslow;
linesmen,
Bar
a
promising
movement
Parkes
did;
well
to
save
two
shuts
one
from
Campbell
and
another
from
Lindsay.
A.
Dickens
moved
up
to
centre'
forward
in
a
desperate
effort
to
secure
the
deciding
goal,
McKay
dropping
back
to
centre
half.
A,
Dickens
soon
made
his
presence
on
the
forward
line
felt
and
came
close
to
scoring
on
two
occasions
but
Moxley
saved
his
chance
in
fine
style.
The
Canaries
were
tiring
fast
and
only
over-anxlousness
on
,
j
the
part
of
the
Soldier
prevented
,
them
scoring.
Parkes
saved
a
cer-
j
tain
goal
when
he
fisted
a
lovely
centre
from
Lindsay
right
off
'
Campbell's
head.
Several
scrambles
!
occurred
in
front
of
the
Regiment!
goal
and
the
game
ended
with
the
;
ings
and
then
play
became
more
Merchants
attacking
hotly.
A
draw
was
a
very
satisfactory
result
as
It
!
represents
a
fair
reflex
of
the
play.
Rood
Exhibition
In
summing
up,
the
Merchants
seemed
to
lack
condition
and
their
attacks
on
goal
were
not
as
metho-
stage
of
the
game,
showed
some!ulcai
85
usuai-
100
muc
a
Kick-
clever
touches
of
combination,
par-!
""-If
Dem8
indulged
In.
This,
of
ticularly
on
the
right
wing,
one
course,
wui
be
remedied
with
a
little
passine
bout
between
Nakamoto.
I
"ore
practice.
The
Regiment,
al-
hwwB.
wwaa
a-rwri.
va
W.av
J
UUll"
sters.
surprised
even
Its
most
ardent
supporters.
What
they
lacked
in
experience
they
certainly
made
up
by
willingness
and
energy.
They
will
undoubtedly
Improve
considerably
with
future
games.
Considering
it
was
the
first
game
of
the
season
It
was
a
pleasing
exhibition
and
augurs
well
for
a
very
successful
year.
Regiment
was
best
served
by
Moxley,
Eby.
Wingham,
Hill
and
Campbell
although
all
members
were
hard
workers.
For
the
Merchants
the
Dickens
brothers
were
always
In
the
thick
of
the
fray,
while
Howe,
McKay
and
Styles
worked
like
Trojans.
Referee
Anslow
had
his
whistle
tuned
to
per-
letion
and
turned
in
his
usual
satis
factory
game,
.being
:ably
assisted
by
his
Wo
linesmen:
'
'
fc
Victor
Fielder,
for
drunkenness.
was
fined
$25,
with
option
of
ten
days'
Imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
jvicuiymoni
m
city
police
court
yesterday.
ANDREWS
TV
UVIR
SALT
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m
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ll-.
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sizes
Yukon
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Mountaineer
Bleeping
Ilobes.
Every
description
of
Loggers,'
Prospectors
and
Fishermen's
Dryback
Clothing
and
General
Requisites,
Tents,
all
sizes,
Best
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Lowest
prices.
Call
and
inspect.
Prompt
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country
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ELECTRIC
COOKING
is
Cheaper!
.
.
.
and
it's
Cooler,
Cleaner
and
Far
Less
Trouble
Pay
it
little
it
$6.00
DOWN
and
as
low
at
'3.00
a
month
Do
you
know
that
you
can
do
all
the
cooking
for
an
average
size
family
for
as
little
as
$3
a
month
when
you
cook
electrically?
So
why
put
up
with
more
costly
methods
which
are
also
more
inconvenient?
With
electric
cooking,
you
have
no
sulky
fires,
no
matches,
no
kindling,
no
ashes,
no
soot
Your
kitchen
is
cool
on
the
hottest
days.
Cooking
heat
is
yours
on
the
instant
at
the
turn
of
a
switch
and
it
stays
just
as
long
as
you
want
it.
Cook
this
modern
way,
for
its
cool
comfort
and
convenience
and
for
the
money
it
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you.
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hereof,
to
apply
to
th
Mlnlnr
Remrder
lor
a
retUflcatr
of
Iniprort-mnt
for
tha
piirpoMi
of
oMutniiur
a
Crown
Grant
of
the
almr
rlalina
AND
FUHTIIW
TAKK
NOTICB
that
action,
under
Section
8i
of
tha
"Mln-rral
Act"
mut
b
comnieiwed
befora
th
laaitunra
of
auch
rortlfleiUa
of
lm-proemei,U.
rJATtD
thU
33rd
dr
of
March
1934.
WIIJ.IAM
DANN
MM
ACT
Solke
af
Intention
In
nppljf
o
.rn
IjiimI
In
Prlru
lliiert
Utnd
Ilerordlnn
DWrlct
of
Iflno
Hiipert,
U.C.,
and
alt-iiat
in
Qlawdwt
Uy
locoUd
at
lha
N.W.
d
of
tMevlflM
lAiaitd,
Uan
.
IVmt
DlaUVt.
Taka
notk
that
John
Olaunen
of
Prlnca
Hmrt,
iJC..
otvuprtUon
rl
Packer,
lntnd
to
fipply
for
a
lea
of
U
follrma-tiiaj
d-rlbfd
Iwtda:
C
rill
rlll'l
T1
.
hl.Ml
t
th
8.
W.
corner
ot
a
wiuill
Inland
bout
1
chalna
B.
E.
of
Avory
Wand
twnra
Nl,
theiura
watrly,
oUhrrly
Jtut
eagerly,
followln
high
watermark
o
point
of
conunmiwwinent,
and
coti-
tAlnLTiff
2
ar-rm
,..r.
,.u
.
-
tludliig
tha
rntlra
area
of
tha
aald
!
JOHN
CLAUSEN,
...
twii
tHU
Aarll
1,
JM4.
NMIrr
of
Intrnllon
la
ippfj
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1
lit
rrttir
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u
Prlocv
Hum.
BC,
an4
t
1
Mutt-
in
QUtrtmt
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loral4
M
N.W
rod
of
fwrptwno
imml
Kif
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not
dial
John
Chufn
(
Prim
nut?t.
nc.
owupatioa
run
Pm
iff.
MMkVi
to
Hft4y
tor
I
ot
the
rUkratoi
owmbm
lormbatt
OMnnxitcinc
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po
ptaMMl
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W.
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of
Bmtt
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of
Arm
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xvr
8
W.I.
Chain:
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thtw
M
K
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rltaliui
mot
or
t
ia
hl(fc
nrk
on
hr
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powt
of
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thr
B
t
4ir-tfrtn
rhalfM
mere
r
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Wlotl
high
nurk
m
ni
af
nxnni"-
mmt.
JOHN
CLAUSE,
IU'mI
April
l
IttH
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MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
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DAIRY
Phone
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and
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