LJW
And
Still
They
Come!
ANOTHER
BIG
SHIPMENT
OF
"JACK
and
JILL"
Health
Shoes
For
Children
Has
Arrived
MOTHERS!
You
have
suffered
agony
with
your
feet
at
some
time
Why
take
chances
with
your
children's
feet?
Have
your
children
fitted
with
Jack
and
Jill
Shoes.
You
know
by
seeing
inside
the
shoe
just
how
they
fit
by
the
visible
fitting
system.
Price,
$1.65
to
$2.95
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue
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of
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Bureau
of
Circulations
Tuesday.
TTovember
27,
1934
INTERESTING
EXHIBIT
While
the
skeleton
of
the
big
basking
shark
now
at
the
marine
station
is
not
anything
new
to
science
it
is
a
very
interesting
exhibit
and
it
is
hoped
arrangements
will
be
made
for
it
to
be
cleaned
and
set
up
somewhere
so
that
the
local
children
and
visitors
may
have
an
opportunity
of
seeing
it
Prince
Rupert
has
already
a
small
exhibit
of
Indian
relics
in
the
Bank
of
Commerce
building
and
plans
have
been
laid
to
materially
increase
it.
If
this
big
skeleton
could
be
added
to
the
collection
and
a
proper
place
found
to
house
it
the
city
would
be
well
on
the
way
to
a
real
museum
collection
that
would
be
a
permanent
attraction
to
the
port.
REACTION
SETTING
IN
Right
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
Liberal
leader
at
Ot-';
tawa,
intimates
that
a
reaction
is
setting
in
on
the
other
,
side
of
the
Atlantic
against
dictatorships
and
towards
democracy,
Under
which
all
the
people
have
a
say
in
the
government
of
the
country.
He
might
have
added
that
there
is
a
reaction
almost
everywhere
against
communism,
Socialism
and
other
freak
theories
which
have
been
fomeh-'
'
tetf
during
the
time
of
the
world-wide
depression.
Takings
its
place
is
a
determined
liberalism
which
recognizes
the
!
.'injustice
of
a
system
under
which
the
workingman
is
the
j
economic
structure
promises
to
"become
more
permanent
LIBERAL
POLICIES
Right
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
is
promising
a
liberal
policy
in
unemployment
insurance.
It
matters
not
that
it'
is
to
be
introduced
by
a
Conservative.
To
that
extent
Mr.
Bennett
is
not
conservative.
He
is
liberal.
So
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
is
a
Liberal
when
he
suggests
relieving
unemployment
by
a
big
program
of
construction.
He
may
call
himself
Conservative
but
the
policy
is
Liberal.
It
matters
little
to
the
people
of
Canada
how
they
get
their
reforms
or
what
party
fathers
them.
Liberalism
is
not
bounded
by
any
party
and
it
has
been
noticed
that
in
some
cases
Liberals
have
been
more
conservative
than
members
of
the
Conservative
party.
The
whole
country
is
going
liberal
today
but
not
necessarily
supporting
the
Liberal
party
at
Ottawa,
To
the
extent
that
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
represents
the
'forces
of
Liberalism
he
will
be
given
the
support
of
the
people
of
the
country.
MOTHERS:
Don't
ir
or
rlaiMrrn
MiiTer
(nun
wnooi'iNfi
vovgu
or
:uori
gite
Ihrm
lliwkleyVwilU
ll
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of
Honej
--'fh7
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Jl.
M
Mi
Lady
Beauty
Shoppe
November
Special
Permanent
Wares
CQ
from
Finger
Waves
50c
First
Class
Work
Guaranteed
Phone
655
XMAS
FURS
We
have
reduced
the
price
of
out
fur
coats
and
neck
pieces
to
such
an
extent
that
It
is
cheaper
to
give
furs
for
Christmas
Presents
than
anything
else
Look
them
over
and
see
how
ridiculously
low
the
prices
are
GOLDBLOOM'S
COFFEE
De
Luxe
Served
at
All
Times
of
Day
or
Night
Always
fresh
Using
the
811ex
method
Doing
away
wholly
with
metal
taste,
stale
flaTor.
Hedlthful
and
Invigorating.
Commodore
Cafe
SAFETY
SPEED
COMFORT
SERVICE
i
...
i
...
.
,i.
irsi
to
suiier
wnen
mere
is
a
uepression
uut
ueueves
gtfM
I
tha
nast.In
thaLwavjVolkions
are
avoidetl
arid
the
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I
wiin
nis
speea
ana
injur
uruuj.
brought
out
the
ocflwtonal
flash
of
.
corrtblnaitlon
that
rrwde
the
Railway
from
the
skMllnes
that
several
S
of
ttbv
Mett
a
radars
nfl
Wrt
I
r
I
Fa
display
of
unnecessary
f
oilimg
ow-
v.
it.
A.
Slious
Flashes
ol
I
-
Combination
to
Defeat
Crottii;
Intermediate
Oame
Good
disnl.iv
df
their
once
famous
com
blnation,
oiftecored
the
'0
ratio
last
night
in
a
furious
Senior
League
basketball
battle
by
two
points.
31
to
29.
Until
the
final
whlsUe
blew
it
was
anybody's
game.
The
match
had
its
moments
of
terrific
speed
and
and
contact
contact
and,
arret,
only
only
trmfflgtt
trmmgntne
'the
Interest
Being
one
another
and
were
taking
them,
rr.
1
mm
Tin
mmTOr
out
On
the
basketball
ffoor.
SuJh
a
;
J
dKCU
Hi
JJUVYlo
ers
the
standards
play
tnni
inesc
,!..
f
im..
imeedlie
.
if
E4IIUMIIWII
"
"
"
.
,
I
....
hnn
ntiiariv
dlsnlay.lt
was
o
bauie
VIIU
'
-.L.til,
Of
10116
snots
Horn
sum
w
iumi
with
a
close
score
near
the
end
With
Twelve
Team
r
Already
n,r,M.
lne
no
attemot
nt
team
work
en
the
completely
outclassed
tne
mgn
man
owiwi
Entered
For
Play
creaUng
a
great
deal
of
exGltemem.
Or-art!2atl0n
a
city
UowtlnKl
j
among
the
spectators.
League
is
proceeding
and
It
Is
ex-!
The
Canadian
National
Recrea-,
War,jorg-c0madlna
tH.'VKrec.k
,Betftcd
that
nlay
'will
tart
shortly
tion
Association,
with
an
occasional
(0.
Nekon
in,,
oirlls
Mi.fDornln-
on
'the
-alley
which
Is
being
estab-
hto.
iFitapatrick.
Mlfier
rai.'Nayldr
jkhed
t
the
Elks'
Home.
The
fol-
czi.
lowing
teams
nave
uireaay
occu
cu-
Hieh
6erHx
Lindsay
43k.
Camp-
tered:
Senior
Slks
ftwo
teams.
bell
i4.
Morgan
11.
Tobey,
Ful-
ntor
Elks
1
two
teams
1.
Moose
Lodge,
ton,
McMeekln.
Davis
7.
Canadian
iLeglon.
Power
Corpora-
1ton,
Canadian
National
Offices.
Ladies
League
LnrnWc
&
Stone.
Kalen
Hardware.
In
uie
Ladles'
League
iixture
NeUon
s
Four
and
Empress
Hotel
able
refereeing
of
BfMk
Skinner,
i
Annette's
decidedly
put
pub
it
tb
oveT
the
v
M
B
M
.
i.
k.
luw.
tlnu
tiirrtoH
bitft
.
.....
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a
,.
if
Ti
-fc
,
an
indoor
rngoy
nmien.
i?wjr-siA
Annette
ssione
-
,
1
ium..
In
Thr
1
..,
T
n
Basketball
Standing
pcrsuiiiti
iuuis
wnr
"'-it..
Morns
.4i.
1
.
.
inrtv
mnnt
nlav
-which
shows
nMnH
Ratrhfnrd
'
The
league
standings
...
to
date
are
that
the
boys
weren't
playing
ping-
Crotttes
Smith.
McMeekln.
follows:
pong.
The
re-appearanee
ofaulJc)c.
neale
!.
Dickens
2t.
Senior
League
Junior
League
O
rot
to
Moose
shooter,
played
stealthily
under
theato
i22i.
Olllls
6t.
Cuirie.
Letour-iHIgh
8chool
ho.vpt
anri
ruitvtttrri
the
c
"K
r.
neau.
Montesnno
Hi.
Astoria.
,
guards
to
the
tune
of
16
points.
1
C
N.
R
A
Stiles
16),
Johnson
(6.
E.
Smith
(Bt.
Steffensrud
Lambie.
C.
Smith,
Ogg.
Orotto
Stalker
!.
Ourvlch
6,
Ratchford,
Morrison
2.
Morgan
I5,
Oillls
5.
Antontlll.
Nelson
Intermediate
Leagae
In
the
Intermediate
division
In
a
close
but
scraggly
game
the
War
riors
outpointed
the
High
School
26
to
25.
It
was
very
noticeable
High
Sehool
Kelsey
2i.
Veltch
Houston
6
Yamanaka
Lear
PROVED
BY
2
GENERATIONS
.T
3
'4
The
Junior
tus!e
was
another
C.
N.
R.
A.
4
Boy
champions
for
the
past
few
one-sided
affair.
The
Scythians,
due
i-anies
league
seasons.
The
Orollo.
aHhotKfh
inak-
to
their
weigni
ana
experience,
nmirnc.
offensive,
put
up
a
stirring
defense
school
40-11.
Orottette
.
;1
com
Mnmn
th
Cltnttn
th.im-
!
SdVtmanS
HUlTaV
Ol.
UOmin-
'.
HiirmiTOinK
"
il.
Munro
Legion
3
3
Ulrano
Junior
League
Bcythlana
9
lllgh
School
2
SHORTER
COlPSg
Joy
Scouts
L.
4
4
6
1
4
8
3
S
5
0
7
10
8
16
12
&
BASKETBALL
18
Tim
2ff
Mooe
r.
Orotto:
Le
gion
vs
Warriors;
High
School
ts.
Orotto:
Scouts
vs
Scythians.
Keeping
our
Railways
busy
is
a
long
step
toward
general
prosperity.
One
of
the
pufnosel
cifShcse
atlvcrtis'ementj
is
to
direct
the
thoughts
of
Canadunj
to
the
r
j-
imnorrant
part
niavctl
in
tneir
uany
nves
ry
railways
umc
rainn-
that,
since
no
one
in
Canada,
young
or
old,
in
country
or
in
city,
is
independent
of
their
services
either
for
personal
tranjportation
or
for
the
carriage
of
materials,
it
is
of
vital
importance
to
the
Dominion
that
railways
should
he
maintained
on
a
scale
adequate
to
meet
national
requirements.
Substitutes
for
rail
transportation
may
from
time
to
time
be
used
but
in
the
last
analysis
and
particularly
for
long
dijtance
hauls
it
is
to
the
railways,
which
day
in
and
day
out
in
all
seasons
and
under
all
conditions
carry
out
their
appointed
tasks,
that
the
public
looks
for
safe,
speedy,
reliable
and
economical
transportation.
The
measure
of
a
railway's
services
is
determined
by
the
use
which
the
public
makes
of
,
-
them.
In
many
respects
the
factors
governing
the
operation
of
railways
are
the
same
as
those
in
other
businesses
which
depend
tm
selling
what
they
produce,
.
and
there
must
necessarily
be
a
close
connection
between
the
amount
of
service
which
it
find
a
market.
In
the
end
a
railway
can
provide
and
the
amount
for
can
reduced
transportation
sales
mean
reduced
railway
services;
increased
sales
mean
expanding
services.
'
.
Became
of
their
nature
and
importance,
any
reduction
of
railway
services
involves
inconvenience,
perhaps
actual
hardship,
somewhere.
It
also
imposes
additional
cost
on
the
remaining
services.
On
the
other
hand
a
steady
or
increasing
use
of
railways
will
enable
not
only
adequate
services
to
be
maintained
but
will
provide
for
their
more
economical
operation.
It
will
also
stimulate
business
in
every
branch
of
industry
by
the
direct
help
it
gives,
by
the
wages
it
pays.
to
employees,
and
by
its
purchases
of
material.
For
these
reasons
the
C.
N.
II.
is
determined
to
get
more
business
for
all
the
services
it
operates
.
.
.
more
passengers
.
.
.
more
freight
traffic
.
.
.
more
hotel
'gucsis
,
,..
more
users
of
its
telegraphs
.
.
.
more
packages
for
its
express.
This,
of
course,
can
only
be
done
by
giving
patrons
the
highest
possible
alue
for
their
money
by
making
them
glad
to
use
the
C.
N.
K.
and
to
recommend
it
to
others.
'I
hi
the
C
N.
R.
has
set
tni
to
do.
invited.
C.
N.
H.
-equipment
is
Your
co-operation
and
patronage
arc
respectfully
up-to.
date;
and
C.
N,
R.
employees
are
efficient
and
helpful.
Use
the
C.
N.
H.
for
all
transportation
purposes
you
will
be
satisfied.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
Tuesday,
Nfltmhf
77
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n
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koLLti
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Smoke
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Act
on
tho
Invilal
onl
You'll
never
know
the
L
I
meaning
of
toll-your-own
enjoyment
until
you
mais
the
acquaintance
ol
Ogden's
Fine
Cut
Cigarette
Toboceo.
Fiiendlyl
Yei,
sir,
il'l
a
tobacco
with
real
lotle
appeal.
Mild
and
mello
and
safUfying
from
the
very
fin!
puff.
You'll
need
no
coaxing
to
itay
with
Ogden'i
once
you
know
now
well
it
meaiures
up
to
all
your
pecialion,
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
PS.
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onv
PeV
Hond
Pw
r!wmSlooibymwl
YOcoatt
4
lotq
boottfti
of
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or
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papi
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1
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tlondt.
Your
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Culflui
Van's
Bakery
Quality
Breads
Made
with
Milk
White
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Wi;piwl
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for
l"c
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?ru-r..ppl
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for
25c
Health
Bread
pi
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loaf
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1
Rye
Pumpernyckel.
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for
c
At
All
Grocers
'
Our
bread
Is
all
labelled
on
bottom
as
a
guarantee
i
f
quality
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