m.
m
WfSf
corated
Baptist
Church
Parlors
Most
cclorJul
and
attractive
were
s
r
.--
Treat
Yourself
to
a
New
TIP
TOP
SUIT
"Every
day
a
bargain
day
at
Tip
Top
Tailors."
You
can
easily
prove
the
truth
of
this
slogan.
Come
in
and
ice
us.
Inspect
the
superfine
British
fabrics
now
showing.
Take
a
look
at
the
new
weaves,
patterns
and
smart
seasonal
colours.
Then
consider
the
low
one-price
that
gives
you
un
restricted
choice
of
thee
beautiful
woollens.
That
is
what
we
mean
by
saying
every
day
here
is
bargain
day.
You
can
choose
exactly
the
style
you
prefer
and
have
it
hand-cut
and
tailored
to
your
personal
measurements.
Every
garment
is
guaranteed
in
fit
and
tailoring.
Your
Unrettrktte'
Chsicr
AT
ONE
PRICE
All
Union
Labor
Employed
AM
"Tip
Top
Tailors
Clothes
P.
CRAVETTO
Butterfly
Tea
Is
Successful
Fourth
Street
Prince
Rupert
iMrs.
Vic
Houston
and
Miss
Edith
Johnstone
and
Mrs.
Penny
acted
as
cashier.
Mrs.
George
Hibbard
and
Mrs.
James
Hampton
were
ln
charge
of
.
the
home
cooking
table.
the
decorations
of
the
Baptist
j
During
the
afternoon
there
was
Church
parlors
yesterday
afternoon
an
acceptable
musical
program
for
the
butterfly
tea
and
sale
held
which
included
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
by
the
Ladles'
Aid.
the
event
being
ill.
N.
Brocklesby
and
Miss
Amy
a
decided'
success.
Mrs.
James
Arrrutrone:
recitations
hv
Mrs
r
Hampton
and
Mrs.
Norman
Fraser
W.
Dafoe
and
Miss
Zelda
Hale,
and
were
responsible
for
the
decora-
dances
by
Misses
Ella
Murray
and
'
tlohs.
Misses
Amy
Armstrong
and
Isabel
Oay.
with
Miss
Jean
Watt
at;
Zelda
Hale,
in
butterfly
costume,
the
piano.
Miss
Cathie
Watson
was
j
sold
butterflies
to
the
many
guests
accompanist
for
the
afternoon.
'
I
SPORT
NEWS
!
iSENATORS
!
LOSE
TWO
Washincton
Drops
DouMc-Hcadcr
To
Itottoti
Giants
and
Cnbf
Win
Again
NEW
YOHK.
April
20:
CP
New
York
Oianu
and
Chicago
Cubs
tinned
their
winning
ways
ln
the
National
League
yesterday
by
matin?
It
three
straight
over
the
Phillies
and
Cincinnati
Reds
respectively.
Pittsburg
Pirates
won
a
free-.vojing
battle
from
the
St.
Louts
Cardinals
to
establish
tbemsrtfas
in
third
nfatce
jwon
over
Philadelphia
Athletics
and
St.
Louis
Browns
respectively
to
share
first
nlace
with
the
Tfers.
Yesterday's
Bsg
Lraeue
scores:
National
League
Boston
1.
Brooklyn
1
'called
ln
seventh
on
account
of
fog.
Chicago
4.
Cincinnati
I.
'
Philadelphia
0.
New
York
2.
Pituburg
14,
St
Louis
4.
American
League
St.
Louis
2.
Cleveland
3.
Washington
5-3
Boston
6-7.
Detroit
8.
Chicago
9.
New
York
10
Philadelphia
4.
Baseball
Standing
National
league
i
w.
'Chicago
3
(New
York
....
3
i
Pittsburg
.2
'y.
1
Brooklyn
1
Boston
1
St.
Louis
1
Cincinnati
0
:
PhuadelpWa,
o
American
League
who
were
received
by
the
president,
-
W.
Mrs.
Prank
Morris.
,
Detroit
2
Mrs.
Norman
Fraser
was
in
full
New
York
2
charge
of
the
affair.
Mrs.
Charles
Cleveland
2
Larkln
was
convener
of
the
-tea
i
Washington
2
I
room,
being
assisted
by
Mrs.
J.
i
Boston
2
Oellthtful
Affair
Staged
Yesterday'
Armstrong.
The
serviteurs
wereJSt.
Louis
Afternoon
in
Beautifully
De
1
Philadelphia
1
Chicago
1
L.
0
0
1
I
3
2
3
3
L.
1
1
I
2
2
2
2
2
MO
.500
.333
sm
.000
Pet.
.667
.667
.667
.500
.500
.333
333
333
WHEAT
PRICES.
VANCOUVER,
April
20:
(CP
Wheat
was
quoted
at
C2?c
on
the
local
exchange
today.
Winnipeg
May,
.64.
'
July,
.65.
October.
.66v
Chicar.0
May.
74..
July.
75,
September
76ss
SPORT
CHAT
v,
ute
round
between
Bob
Plckton
Indians
I
and
Fr:nk
Gibson,
172-pounders
FOOTBALL
MEETING
Outlook
fur
Coining
Year
Promising
With
l'ipeet
of
Three
Teams
Annual
Meeting
Next
Week
Soccer
prospects
In
Primv
Ru
pert
for
the
1934
season
are
brighter
than
they
were
last
year
act-.
if
.Tig
;to
advance
indications
at
a
r.v
la
of
the
executive
of
the
Puim
!
Rlfpert
Football
Association
whirl:
i
was
held
last
night.
It
is
expet
w-)
Pet.:
that
there
will
be
at
least
three
IJ000
teams
Canadian
Legion.
Regiment
1.000'
and
Canadian
Labor
Defence
LeAguein
competition
m
the
senior
League.
The
annual
general
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
has
been
set
for
Wednesday
evening
of
next
week.
The
executive
meeting
decided
to
tum
over
to
the
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
fund
a
surplus
of
123.28
of
receipts
over
expenditure
on
out
years
league
operations
The
Canadian
Legion
has
offered
the
use
of
its
club
rooms
as
dress
ing
quarters
for
the
league
teams
duting
the
season.
Bert
Morgan,
the
president,
was
In
the
chair
at
last
night's
meeting
and
others
present
were
C.
L.
Youngman.
delegate
of
the
Regiment;
O.
J.
Dawes.
Canadian
Le-tslon;
Fred
Radcllffe.
C.
L.
D.
L..
fand
Doughs
Frlzzell.
seer
eta
rv-
treasurer.
SOFTBALL
STARTED
Trojans
and
Vandal
haw
IlijtU
School
League
Oprncd
Ye.
batUlng
at
Anyox
in
a
piay-Cf
,rrday
Wlh
ooublc-Ilradr
r
J
serif
for
the
senior
mi'i
basket-
j
,
ball
ehampionsnip
of
the
smelter
i
ln
lnt
opening
game
of
the
1934
j
town,
the
Vandal
hating
Q
.oftball
serin
at
the
Hlflh
School
!
first
game
34
to
29
while
the
Tro-
Undwv
and
hi
crew
defeated
San-jans
evened
up
the
count
by
tak-
j
Urttine
D.
a
of
-2.
In
the
i
lng
the
second
game
to
27
Thej
two
toning,
ch
team
played
play
in
both
frames
was
as
close
and
jair-tlifht
ball
but.
In
the
third,
the
.
Interesting
as
the
score
would
to-
ruuM)
thtr
batting
eyes
and
t
Ncie
Jfour
rurto
were
chalked
up
to
Llnd-1
'
j
fay
Trs
the
tart
stanza
Santerbanes
Anyox
ngm
ian
are
loosing
tor-
rlT,
...
:1,tar
Jjade
a
rtrong
bid
to
warn
wiin
teen
expectancy
to
w
i0,rrcilmr
the
lead
but
only
brought
S4
v
Ihriii
man
ait
rnjind
rWina
twcslti
avsvnf
.
In
the
American
Leaaue
the'"1
ree-rmute
In
two
runs
WiihtegtOM
Senators
dropped
bath
j
f0"
l
!
-2
ends
of
a
double-header
to
the
Boston
Red
Sox
while
the
Detroit
Users
abn
tasted
defeat
for
the
free-hitting
contest.
New
Yankees
and
Cleveland
week
between
Benny
Wlndle
of
An
the
score
remaining
Second
Game
In
the
second
came
Ca&bU
vox
and
Jack
MeEvoy
of
Prince
Ru-
(1p,,
Vpiu.h
7
a
elosf
first
thaw
this
season
at
the
hands
lrt
A
hot
buk"
u
nctd
The
sUU4,,.
uuouthout
and
Campbell
of
Chieaeo
White
Sox
In
a
cke
!SCOTI"w'n"uP
"
xwo-min-
deserved
full
credit
for
his
win
Nak.tmoU)
and
Houston
were
the
batler
?
r
Cam.!!
and
Veltch
and
Irvine
for
Vettch
LinS
iy
w.i
umpire
Hlrano
sr.r-k''
vr
rind
p-itmer
reporter
OFF-DAYS
You'll
find
renewed
vior
in
a
sparkling
glass
of
CANADIAN
WON
RACE
Dave
Komonrn
of
Sudbury
VUtor
Out
of
field
of
Two
Hundred
In
ItoMon
Marathon
BOSTON.
Mass..
April
20:
(CP)
Dave
Komonen.
Finnish-Canadian
of
Sudbury.
Ont
.
yesterday
wen
the
thirty-eighth
annual
running
of
the
Boston
Athletic
Associations
marathon
from
a
field
of
two
hundred
after
Pawson
Henlgan
and
Whitney
Mlehelsen
had
dropped
out
at
the
end
of
the
seventeenth
mile.
Alex
Bumstde
of
Toronto
came
in
fourth.
Having
loaded
fifteen
carloads
of
white
aspen
logs
from
the
Burns
The
fire
department
had
a
call
Lake
district,
the
five
masted
aux-
at
noon
Unlay
to
the
residence
of
Hilary
sailing
schooner
Malaliat.
Inspector
j.
a.
Fraser
In
the
KJapt.
R.
0.
Lawson.
sailed
las'
Hrooksbank
Apartments
where
a
night
for
Vancouver
whence
tlm-seare
was
caused
by
grease
catch-'
ber
will
be
trans-shipped
to
the
ing
fire
on
the
stove.
No
damage
Orient
where
it
will
be
used
in
the
was
done.
I
manufacture
of
matches.
w
t'
f
I
.
.1
Horn.
C.
w.
.
,
..ailoo
ol
our
p.no
nliamt
laeto
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fn'
aWt
i
I
Electric
ierngeration
Simplifies
Housekeeping
Safeguards
Health
1
Y'T:.
fTfOTji
ummm
t
MORNING,
noon
ami
night,
of
the
305
days
of
the
yea.
Refrigerator
nays
definite
divio.
!,,
ery
dollar
of
it
purchaKs
prnv
dends
in
food
idng.
Henlth
l
'
pi-emng
the
wholtiotner-fruits
and
vegetable.
Time
an:
.
(lends
for
busy
housewives
ui:
and
prepare
a
thoueiind
and
mm
year.
Solely
on
the
basis
of
eeonotm
ford
an
Electric
Refrigerator.
pendable
a
electric
light.
You
larger
(juantities
of
perfihal'i
favorable
jirices
to
iu
care.
Yu
i,
.
trips
to
market.
Scores
of
ea.-ii
low-cost,
left-over
dishes
alway-
'
Finer,
more
delicious
meals
ar-to
cap
the
climax,
all
the
al
'
yours
to
enjoy
at
an
operating
c
-'
most
incredible
of
nWut
$1
a
:
No
less
attractive
are
the
tern
:
These
are
so
moderate,
that
f
'
without
the
comfort
and
con-i
;
Electric
Refrigerator
is
to
den..
necessarily.
It
is
well
not
to
lose
sight
of
ti
-
'
one
of
the
reasons
for
the
w
id.
'
of
Electric
Refrigeration,
is
tt..
that
results.
This
has
been
the
i
;
millions
of
housewives
the
Y
conclusive
testimonial.
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
HAZELT0N
GLEE
CLUB
Splendid
Recital
Presented
l.at
Friday
Before
I.arre
Crowd
In
United
Church
There
H
AZ
ELTON,
April
20:
The
Ha-zelton
Olee
Club
held
Its
annual
recital
last
Friday
night
In
the
local
United
Church
which
was
filled
tc.
capacity
by
an
audience
which
lis-j
tened
with
much
Interest
and
ap-1
preclation
to
n
splendid
prognm
Tills
group
of
singers
was
organized
,
only
two
years
ago
and
has
proven
of
Immense
value
to
both
the
sing
,
ers
und
the
community.
Rev
S,
V
t
H.
Redman
Is
the
director
and
Mi,
Louise
Russell
accompanist.
The
program
at
Friday
nigh'
a
recital
was
as
follows:
"O
Canada,"
choir
and
audience
"Hall
Smiling
Morn"
and
"Cycle
nf
Nautical
Songs,'
choir.
Violin
solo,
Mrs.
S.
V.
H.
Redman.
Humorous
song,
John
Ruktn.
"Who
Is
Sylvia?"
and
"Londonderry
Air."
choir.
Vocal
solo,
Mr.
Malllhson.
"The
Bells
of
St.
Michael's
Tower,"
choir.
Instrumental
duet,
V.
Hawkln
and
Miss
A.
Russell.
Vocal
solo,
Mrs.
M.
Myros,
Reading,
Miss
Essie
Russell.
"Cycle
of
English
Ilallnds.''
choir
DuetHflY.-'S,
V
it.
Redmattahd
Mrs
Rr.n
Still
.i
Humoi.
The
V;
Song
n(
"
Vocal
"Flow
.'
"When
Si
'I
'
"Golcii-:
EJes.,
el
"God
-S
n
h.
Ma
'
n
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