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f
Women's
Shoes
at
DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
Feb.
19,
1934
Save
Poker
Hands
to
get
Better
Cigarette
Paptrs
FREE
Everybody
agrees
that
"Vogue"
and
"Chantecler"
are
the
best
papers
you
can
get
5
Urge
books
of
either
brand
free
for
qnly
ont
complete
set
of
Poker
Hands,
from
your
nearest
Po-ker
Hand
Premium
Store
or
by
mail.
Canadian
Legion
Improved
Us
margin
of
leadership
over
the
Grotto
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
THINKS
HIMSELF
INSPIRED
League
as
a
result
of
the
playing
of
Engelbert
Dolfuss,
chancellor
of
Austria,
often
spoken
deferred
games
at
the
end
of
the
of
as
"dictator,"
believes
himself
to
be
divinely
inspired
to
week
wnlch
broU8ht
Py
save
his
country
from
socialism
and
also
from
the
excesses
up-?dfl,tJ!f'
.
.
.
trnm
,e,
The
fixture
from
last
Tuesday
,ac
TT.ii
t
t
i
iii
i
of
Hitlensm.
He-is
a
devout
churchman,
beginning
every
concluded
with
Elks
losing
to
day
with
prayer
and
meditation.
Grotto
1146
to
1033
while
the
The
opposition
to
Dolfuss
comes
chiefly
from
the
Marx-iTnursdav
fixture
ended
with
ca-
ian
-Socialists,
the
C.
C.
F.
of
Austria.
Finding
that
they'nadlan
Lee'on
defeating
Empress
could
make
no
headway
m
the
policy
of
confiscation,
they
took
up
arms
against
the
administration
and,
as
a
result,
manyae
lost
their
lives.
H
Dolfuss,
although
a
strict
Catholic,
is
said
to
be
one
of
the
most
tolerant
men
in
the
countiy.
He
has
no
quarrel
with
the
Jews
as
long
as
they
do
not
interfere
with
his
plans.
He
is
strong
for
the
independence
of
Austria
and
opposes
the
Nazis
because
they
are
seeking
to
brintr
about
an
alliance
with
Germany
which
threatens
the
loss
of
Austrian
nationality.
He
sees
the
weaknesses
of
democracy
and
feels
that
at
a
crucial
time
like
the
present
a
democratic
system
lends
itself
to
many
abuses
which
may
prove
fatal
to
the
independent
life
of
the
nation.
WORKING
UNDER
CODE
So
closely
allied
are
the
industries
of
the
United
States
and
Canada
that
it
has
already
been
necessary
for
two
Canadian
industries
to
adopt
the
United
States
codes.
The
first
was
the
shingle
manufacturers
and
now
comes
the
halibut
fishermen.
Others
may
follow
such
as
the
paper
makers
and
those
doing
business
in
Canada
in
opposition
to
American
firms.
LUMBER
FROM
INTERIOR
A
rate
has
been
given
on
lumber
by
rail
from
Prince
George
to
Vancouver
for
shipment
abroad.
In
view
of
the
frequent
excuses
that
cargoes
of
wheat
cannot
be
completed
in
Prince
Rupert,
here
seems
to
be
an
opportunity
to
secure
just
what
is
needed
by
exporters.
1152
to
952.
The
Individual
scores
in
the
deferred
games
were:
'
Elks
vs.
Cirolto
William
Stuart,
200;
Earl
Datt,
178.
Johnny
Saunders,
155;
Johnny
Saunders,
200.
Empress
vs.
Legion
Pete
Prltchard,
170;
Alex
Harvey,
200.
M.
E.
Young.
193;
Alex
Murray,
200.
JOHNMcGRAW
IS
VERY
ILL
Former
Chief
of
New
York
Giants
Baseball
Club
Reported
In
Low
Condition
I
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
19:
John
J.
McGraw,
for
many
years
manager
of
the
New
York
Giants
NaMonal
League
baseball
club,
who
retired
from
the
position
two
years
ago,
was
reported
last
night
to
be
critically
ill
In
a
local
hospital
to
which
he
was
removed
several
day?
ago.
McOraw
Is
In
his
sixty-first
year.
1
A.-'.
-
FINE
CUT
CIGARETTE
TOBACCO
SAVE
THE
POKER
HA
Company
S.
J.
Sam)
JABOUR,
For
being
the-
lteeper
or
a
disorderly
house.
Jean
Anderson
was
fned
$50,
with
option
of
fourteen
days'
Imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
NtcClymont
in
city
police
court
tnw!
morning.
More
for
the
Money-
and
Better
Cigarettes
with
TURRET
FINE
CUT
If
you
want
to
get
mort
tobacco
for
your
mtmry
tad
bttr
tobacco
join
the
increasing
thousands
of
other
wise
smokers
who
are
swinging
over
every
day
to
Turret
Fine
Cut.
'
The
larger
package
of
Turret
Fine
Cut
enable
you
to
save
more
than
enough
money
to
buy
the
tmt
papers
"Vogue"
or
"Chantecler"
in
addition
you'll
get
valuable
Poker
Hands
which
you
can
ei-change
for
handsome,
useful
free
gifts.
And
you'll
enjoy
the
satisfying
cigarettes
that
owyTurrtt
will
nJl.
It
pays
to
"Roll
Your
Own"
with
TURRET
N.D
S
Irtpril
TobMCo
Coutar
ft
&!,
ilmi'tU
DRY
DOCK
IS
WINNER
i
Softl.all
I'UyeU
Here
in
.Mid-I'eb-ruary
and
It
Wa
a
(Jowl
Game
Too
Softball
fans
of
Prince
Rupert
to
the
number
of
two
or
three
hundred
lud
the
unusual
pleasure
yesterday
afternoon
of
witnessing
a
mid-February
game
played
under
Monday,
February
1
max
nro
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1934
I
The
Family
Shoe
Store
i
ji
UK
1
I
Third
Avenue,
LIMITED
Big
-
-
Clean
-Up
"
IN
OUR
BARGAIN
DEPARTMENT
A
$roup
of
Women's
Shoes
of
Ileal
Value
for
Thrifty
Shoppers!
There
are
pumps.
Ties,
Straps,
Oxfords-
broken
lines
but
ensuring
a
"wonderful
selection
for
those
wearing
the
smaller
sizes.
Priced
as
Low
as
$2.95
Shop
early
while
the
selection
is
at
its
best
CHILDREN'S
PLAY
BOOTS
Nearly
all
sizes
in
group.
Values
that
originally
sold
to
$3.25.
Now
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISU
COLUMBIA
95c
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
T.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
SKI
CABIN
IS
OPENED
Sons
of
Norway
Climb
Mount
Old-fiekl
for
Ceremony
and
Ifapuy
Day
is
Spent
With
some
fifty
persons
present,
the
official
opening
of
the
new
ski
cabin
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
on
Mount
Oldfield
took
place
yesterday,
speeches
suitable
to
the
occasion
belnjr
made
by
Oscar
Sather,
president
of
the
Sons
of
Norway,
and
others.
Ham
Knutsen
was
in
charge
of
the
construction
of
the
excellent
building
and
due
tribute
was
paid
to
his
work.
Owing
to
lack
of
snow,
there
wa"s
no
skiing
but
the
weather
was
excellent
and
the
outing
was
enjoyed
by
all
present.
Luncheon
was
served
and
there
was
dancing
during
the
afternoon.
WEEK-END
I
BILLIARDS
Canadian
Legion,
as
Result
f
Play,
Improves
Its
Lead
in
League
Standing
i
Sun
Life
Assurance
Company
of
Canada
report
of
thf
Company
for
1933
i
one
of
ooiuUtrnt
and
con'triiftiveprogrrig.
THE
It
achievement
enliame
the
imoreMlve
moid
of
public
service
it
hi
rendered
'uSsring
the
bitty-three
year
of
it
existence.
t
In
1W3,
a
in
the.
preceding
three
years,
people
penerally
experieneed
exceptional
auvitT
the
result
of
income
being
either
impaired
or
entirely
cut
off.
At
Mich
a
time
the
unfailing
aid
and
security
of
life
insurance
proved
of
very
great
value.
In
thi
ervice
the
Sun
Life
Company
lre
a
worthy
bare.
During
the
)er
it
paid
out
(exclusive
of
Mlicy
loan)
nearly'
100,000,000
to
kiIn
holder
and
beneftciarie.
Similarly,
during
the
four
years
of
depression
it
lia
paid
out
over
1380,000,000.
Notwithstanding
tbee
Mihtautial
pay
incut,
the
Company,
during
the
wine
four-year
period,
lucre
acd
its
aets
by
155.000,000
-
it
iniirauce
in
force
by
over
$307,000,000.
Six
ty-thirtl
AiiihihI
Report
1
933
ASSURANCES
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December
31,
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amount,
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valuation
(4
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and
(tucLi
bat
been
inatle
on
the
irtM-ribed
U
all
rntanle
-
L
tbe
luturante
Department
of
the
Douiiniou
of
Canada
au.l
in
cxiforuill)r
with
the
uall
autL.riid
by
tbe
l)rjnriiiuU
of
ItiMiranee
of
tbevatioua
province
.of
Cauail.
.
PwUct
baLilitic
bate
beeu
valued
by
tbe
full
net
level
premium
iU4tbod,
a
itauJard
mutt
,
euctiuf
Umiii
required
under
tbe
ttringrnt
provision
of
tbe
Douiiiuon
lanirance
Act.
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ASSURANCE
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CANADA
ST.
!,OUia,
February
Northern
Hritish
Colunihiu
Representative
Suicide
of
Beer
Magnate
Due
To
Illness
Worries
nordency
over
continued
Illness
...
has
been
celermlned
by
a
coroner's
Jury
to
have
caused
the
suicide
of
August
A.
Ittwch,
member
the
well
known
brewing
concern
of
Anhcuscr-Ilusclv
Co.
who
Ideal
surlng-Uke
weather
condl-
nun
d"in
in
hU
home
tlona
when
teams
representing-
the
e
1
we',c
Canadian
National
Recreation
As-1
'
11
'
'
soclatlon
and
the
Dry
Dock
took:
up
T
D
If
in
1
their
bats
and
staged
an
excellent-
Ur.
DeQlOrU
ODeaKS
1.,-MlM.,t
-
4
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...tl.J
f
A
ijr-)imjrcu
inaitii
wiiii.il
irsuucu
111
I
a
6
to
4
victory
for
the
Dry
Dock.
'
Up
to
the
elRht
Inning,
the
Recrea-tloiv
Association
appeared
to
have
the
honors
on
ice,
entering
this!
stanza
with
Uie
count
4
to
1
In
their
favor.
The
infield
of
the
Railway-,
men,
however,
blew
up
and,
when
the
smoke
hnd
cleared
away,
the
Dock
had
scored
five
runs.
The
C.
N.
R.
A.
was
unable
to
redeem
Itself
In
the
ninth
so
the
match
conclu-
Before
Gathering
Of
Young
Peopl
e
Followlnu
evening
service
at
8t
Andrew's
Cathedral,
some
twenty
members
of
the
Senior
Anglican
Young
People's
Association,
heard
an
lntercstlim
talk
by
Dr.
Robert
Dedford
of
the
scientific
staff
of
ded
without
the
Dry
Dock
having
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experl-
to
go
to
bat.
Hockey
Scores
Saturday
Scores
Toronto
6,
Boston
4.
Montreal
2,
Americans
4,
Sunday
Scores
Chicago
2,
Rangers
1
Detroit
2,
Ottawa
.
.
t
mental
.station
on
the
ductless
Kland
of
the
human
body.
Orme
Stuart
was
chairman.
A
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
fi.r)7
PERISH
IN
TENEMENT
1
mew
vnnir
Teh
18
I
CP''
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19
Dca-1
ven
persona
were
burned
to
An
n
-I..
r...
I
fir
c'ft)l
through
a
tenement.
Scores
m
others
were
saved
by
being
ened
from
their
sleep
by
the
bark-Intf
of
a
little
terrier
dog,
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