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NOTHING
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teeing
inside
the
shoe
on
the
child's
foot
you
examine
the
quality
of
the
shoes.
Solid
quality
throughout
flexible
comfortable
and
smart
in
style.
OXFORDS,
STRAPS
AND
BAREFOOT
SANDALS
$1.65
to
$2.95
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DAILY
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Tuesday,
October
23,
1934
BRITISH
FLYERS
WIN
The
bier
air
race
from
Entrland
to
Australia
is
over
nnrl
the
British
flyers,
C.
W.
A.
Scott
and
Campbell-Black;
win
uign
nonors.
vvicn
a
gooci
margin
but
second
in
the
race
A.
T-
it,
m
cyme
iwo
umcn
aviators
wno
made
an
excellent
record,
two
Americans
with
a
Seattle-built
Boeing
plane
third
and
two
Englishmen
fourth.
The
Mollisons
whb
were
the
favorites
at
the
start
and
at
the
close
of
the
first
day
were
unfortunate
with
their
machine.
It
is
satisfactory
to
think
that
the
British
still
lead'
in
aviation
in
spite
of
the
many
disparaging
remarks
often
heard
of
them.
They
were
well
represented
in
the
race
and
two
lost
their
lives
when
their
machine
caught
fire
in
the
air.
Canada
was
not
represented
but
Canadians
took
a
live
interest
in
the
proceedings.
NATIONALITY
OF
WINNERS
Judging
from
the
names
it
seems
likelv
that
the
winning
aviators
were
Scotsmen.
One
Englishman
remarked
in
this
connection
that
the
flyers
were
Englishmen
who
originated
north
of
the
Tweed
and
a
Scotsman
ventured
the
opinion
that
being
Londoners
meant
that
they
were
from
the
southern
part
of
Scotland.
At
any
rate
they
are
from
the
island
from
which
so
many
Canadians
and
Americans
originated
and
their
winning
was
a
great
British
victory
for
men
and
machine.
WAR
nisr
imnp.vTc:
There
are
too
many
rats
in
and
around
Prince
Rupert.
At
this
time
of
year
with
the
weather
becoming
cooler
thev
seek
shelters
in
warm
rn
buildings
to
which
they
can
'fine!
ac-
nilJeonnn
TVk
To
rid
.J1
the
t
J4..
1.1
11
cess
and
tiSqome
a
nuisance.
city
of
them
there
should'
bs
concerted
action.
y,vs
ag0
two
yunS
Iadv
rat
killing
experts
visited
the
Alaskan
cities
and
organized
a
rat-poisoning
campaign
which
was
said
to
be
very
effective.
They
showed
tile
residents
thprp
wVinr
nmenn
U,,,r
t,...
a.
i.
!i
and
made
arrangements
for
everyone
to
do
it
at
about
the
same
time.
Possibly
something
of
this
sort
might
be
done
m
1
rince
Rupert
without
importing
lady
instructors.
It
Acid
Indigestion
And
Heartburn
and
their
refluent
sequels
Nausea,
Headache,
Bad
Breath,
Sleepless
Nights
can
easily
be
guarded
against
by
taking
a
little
Uitur.
atcd
Magnesia
(Bismuth
in
Magnesia)
after
eating.
.
.
.The
over-acid
condition
of
the
stomach
is
improved
by
this
protective
neutralizes
...
Try
it.
.
.
.
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or
TabUtt.
...
At
all
Drug
Stores.
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i
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Mlnto
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Noble
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.02.
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Whitewater.
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LOCAL
NEWS
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allen,
who
has
bei
on
a
week's
trip
to
Stewart,
re-1
turned
to
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Catala
this
morning.
There
was
a
business
session
of
the
.local
branch
of
the
British-
Israel
Society
in
the
Toe
H
Rm.
UK
plght.
'President
J.
O.
Johns
was
m
the
chair.
Staff
Sereeant
Alex
XfrMpin
nr'..
vlnclal
police,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning
after
making
the
round
trip
to
Avox
and
Stewart
on
official
duties.
Miss
Agnes
Guvan
R
H
.
whn
h.
been
relievtne
for
RP
VP
m
1
mrmtVi
on
the
staff
of
the
Port
Simpson
General
HosDltal.
returns
tn
tv.a
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning.
Mr.
and
Mm
Vf
n
inhn,n.
j
i
...
MUllllJLUll
R.
W.
Sinclair
of
Inverness
can
nery
were
passengers
aboard
the
Catara
today
going
through
from
Inverness
to
Victoria
where
they
will
spend
the
winter
now
that
the
salmon
canning
season
is
over.
Dlgby
Robinson,
secretary
tn
Norman
A.
Yarrow,
manaein
h.
rector
of
Yarrows
LimltH
of
Vic
toria,
and
Mrs.
Robinson
were
pas
sengers
aboard
the
Catala
this
afternoon
returning
south
aftr
hav
ing
made
the
round
trip
on
the-
vessel
Mail
Schedul,
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
!30
njn.
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Satur-
-
10:15
p.m.
ror
Vancouver-Mondays
(train)
4:30
p.m,
Tuesday
12:30
p.nx
Wednesdays
(train)
....
4:30
n.ra.
Thursday
.
9:30
p.m.
Friday
n
pjil
Oct.
5,
15
and
24
4;30
p
m.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
4
p.m
Tuesday
(train)
10:15
p.m.
Wednesday
10
a.m.
Thursday
(train)
10:15
p.m.
"Way
4
pJn.
Saturday
(train)
10:15
pjn
Oct.
12,
21,
29
,
a.m.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart-Sunday
7
p
m
Wednesday
3
p.m,
Prom
Anyot
and
Stewart-Tuesday
..mso
a.m
Thursday
8
p.m.
for
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson-Sunday
7
pm
lfrom
Naas
Itlver
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday;
11:30
ajn
Foi
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Oct.
13
and
27
9
p.m.
Front
Queen
Cliarl'ode
Islands
Oct.
11
and
25
a.m.
For
Alaska
Oct,
12,
21
and
27
From
Alaska
am,
Oct.
5,
18
and
25
4
pja,
inn
Ltiui
imtrt
'
Dall
Day
At
The
Big
Fair
An
out.jsg
with-
their
daddy
for
fie
first
time
in
months,
Buz-ue
ana
Slv
x
Daii
grandchS:
rem
of
President
Roosevelt,
are
shown
here
with
their
pop.
Curl:
Dall.
as
they
started
on
their
tour
of
the
World's
Fair
It
looks
like
some
fun.
TO
RESIDE
ON
LONG
ID.
Col.
and
Mrs.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh
Tj
Live
on
Guggenheim
Estate
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
23:
Col.
and
Mrs.
Charle
At
Lindbergh,
who
have
resided
.'In4Nw
Jersey
with
Mrs.
UndberghM
mother.
Mrs.
Dwight
Morrowr-
stnee
giving
up
Uielr
estate!
at
Hopewell
following
the
kidnapping
and
death
of'
their
young
son.
Charles
Augustus
Lindbergh
Jr.
two
years
ago,
are
about
to
move
to
the
Long
Island
estate
of
the
late
Daniel
Guggenheim,
mining
magnate.
NOW
EATS
ANY
KIND
OF
FOOD,
AND
NO
CONSTIPATION
Mr.
Durigan
Finds
Relief
in
Kellogg's
All-Bran
Here
Is
his
enthusiastic
letter:
"Am
70
years
of
ag,
and
for
40
of
these
years
there
never
was
a
week
but
what
I
had
to
Uke
a
pill
or
some
kind
of
cathartic
"I
took
everything,
but
gained
only
temporary
relief.
Until
last
spring
my
daughter,
who
is
a
nurse
in
a
hospital,
brought
roe
soma
Kellogg's
Alx-BiaN.
"At
the
end
of
the
wek,
I
knew
I
had
something
that
was
it,
and
I
kept
on
taking
it.
I
haven't
taken
a
cathartic
sinfe,
I
can
eat
meat
any
time,
as
often
u
I
like,
or
any
other
kind
of
food,
and
no
constipation."-
Mr.
L.
M.
Durigan
(address
furnished
upon
request).
Laboratory
testa
show
Kellogg'a
AlvBran
provide
-bulk"
to
a-ercise
the
intestine,
and
vitamin
B
to
help
muscle
ton.
Also
iron
for
the
blood.
The
"bulk"
In
Aia-Bkan
is
much
like
that
of
lettuce.
Inside
the
body,
It
forms
a
soft
mass.
Gently,
it
dears
out
the
intestinal
waste.
ITow
mnch
safer
than
patent
medicines.
Two
tablespoonfuls
daily
are
usually
sufficient.
With
each
meal
in
serious
cases.
If
not
relieved
this
way,
see
your
doctor.
Sold
In
the
red-and-green
pack-pe.
At
all
grocers.
Made
by
Kellogf
In
London,
Ontario.
NEW
ROYAL
.
HOTEL
1
.
Zarelll.
Pioprletor
"A
HOMK
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Kates
11.00
up
60
Rooms.
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prjnct
Hupert,
H.C,
Phone
281
w
.1
P,oBo
lBUi
1
nitlTISH
FLYKKS
KEACIt
I
MELBOURNE
IN
KKCOUD
TIME;
CAJTlIltK
FKTZE
(Continued
from
page
1!
gone
Into
the
fashioning
of
the
trophy
which
Is
the
largest
gold
cup
ever
made
In
Australia.
It
stands
twenty-two
Inches
high
and
U
In
the
form
of
a
two-handltA
iw,
of
strictly
..classical
design.
On
either
side
are
two
solid,
gold
spheres,
representing
the
two.
hemispheres,
surmounted
bv
alrolanes.
The
isd
-
000
arid
the
.sold
cup
were,
put
up
by
Sir
MacPnerson
Robertson
of
Melbourne.
'
The
air
race
was
the
biggest
sporting
achievement
In1
connection
with
the
centenary
celebration
of
the
City
of
Melbourne
The
Idea
or
the
speed:
event,
was
to
get
from
England
to
Australia
a
QvlcUv
as
possible,
providing
that
all
ships
should
stop
enroute
at
fife
compulsory
control
points-rBagdad.
Allahabad,
Singapore.
Port
Darwin
and
Charlevllle
for
certificates.
Scott
made
only
the
five
stops
en-route
and
spent
a
minimum,
of
time
at
each.
Scott,
whose
home
Is
in
London.
flew
a
de
Havlland
Comet
plane
quipped
with
two
Oypsy
230
h
o.
engines.
The
winner
of
the
ereat
'ace.
although
he
had
flown
thrice
previously
between
England
and
Australia,
once
sola
In
elaht
da'va
and
thirteen
hours,
and
has
done
long
service
as
a
commercial
pilot,
had
no
particular
knowledge
of
racing.
Stop'
at
Charlevllle
CHARLEVILLE.
Oueenxlanri
Aus
tralia'
Oct.
23'
(CW--C.
WxAi'Scott
and
Campbell
Black
landed
at
2:40
pjn.
Monday
1
Pacific
Coast
tlm
and,
after
a
brief
stay,
hopped
off
for
the
remaining
850
miles,
toe
Melbourne.
No
other
machines
had
even
reported
at
Darwin
when
Scott
and
Black
landed
here.
Th
dlstanct
from
Darwin
to
Charlevllle
was
1540
miles.
SMITHY
TO
FLYTODAY
Ilrltjih
Hyer
Planned
to
Leave
Suva
This
Afternoon.
In'
Coo
tinuatlon
of
Pacific
Hop
SUVA.
FIJI
Islands,
Oct.
23:
(CP)
Sir
Charles.
Klngsforrt-Smlth
planned
to.
hop
of?
for
Honolulu.
with
a
possible
stop
for
a
few
hours
at
Fanning
Island,
ab6ut
2
.
o'clock
Pacific
Standard
Time)
this
afternoon
In
continuation
pf
bis
trans-Pacific
flight
from
Brisbane
to
Oakland.
C.
N,
TRAINS
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
8:30
p.m,
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
-
,
id;
15
pjn,
MOOSE
IN
HOOP
LEAD
Defeated
C.
N.
K.
A.
In
Senior
tlli
Had
Night
For
High
Schuvl
Senior
League
CaaatUaa.
Na
tional
Recreation
Association,
22;
Moose,
34.
Ladies'
League
High
School.-6;
Annette's,
14.
Intermediate
League
High
School.
8;
Canadian
Legion,
20.
Junior
League
High
School,
15j
Boy
Scouts,
12.
The
High
School
teams,
which
featured
In
last
night's
league
hoop
curd,
lost'
two
out
of
three
games.
The
only
on
they
wotl
was
the
Junior
tilt
with
the
Boy
Scouts
In
which
they
had
to
play
five
minutes
overtime
to
settle
the
Issue.
In
the
first
half
the
Scouts
had.
thing
all
their
own
way
and
held
a
5-0
lead
at
the
Interval
but,
lu
the
se-
ctMd
half
the
students
held
Uie
"Be
Prepared"
boys
down
while
they
ran
lo
twelve
points.
In
the
overtime
the
studeats
speared
three
?olnU
to
win
15
to
12.
lalrroKdiate
tianta
The
High
School
Intermediates
had
a
night
off
and
the
Canadian
legion
swamped
them
20-8.
The
students
held
a
on
uolnt
4-7
lead
at"
half
time
but,
front
then
on,
the
Legion
hld
them
seoteleM
while
the
veterans
were
busy
adding
to
their
score.
Annette'a
took
the
lead
tn
the
Ladies'
League
by
defeating
the
Obi
Students
14-1.
Senior
League
The
Moose
took
the
C.
N
R.
A.
into
camp,
34-22
In
the
Senior
League.
The
first
half
was
fairly
dose,
scoring
being
11-10
but.
In
the
second
half,
the
Lodgtmen
went
on
the
rampage
and
plied
up
24
point
to
their
opponents'
It
Individual
scoring:
was
as
follows:
Junior
League
High
School
US)
Kelsey
t.
Munro.
Ulrano
(2i.
McMeekiii
il.
Jloustoe
H.
Vrltch.
Fulton
4
Boy
Scouts
il
Undseth
3).
Cramp
a.
Veltch.
2.
Sakamoto,
Eoy..Urown.
.
Intermediate
League
High
School
18)
Lindsay
.
Morgan
1.
Campbell.
Davits.
To-bey
i.
Naylor.
Fulton.
McMeckln.
Canadian
Legion
20
Naka-raoto.
5).
Cbrlstlson
(2).
Armstrong
4).
Orcer.
Blake.
Buehlro,
McPhee
9).
Indies'
league
High
School
18)
E.
DavU
2i.
Blaine
4,
Ellison,
T.
DavU,
Mus-sallem.
Johnson,
Turgeon,
L.
Johnson,
McLeod.
Annette'a
il4
V.
Ratchford
(2.
E;
Rlvett.
Stone
2).
Enid
Morris
10).
Nlshlkaze.
Eva
Morris.
Brand.
Senior
League
C
N.
R.
A.
22Xohmon
(4).
E.
Smith
3).
Silles
(12).
Ogg,
8mlth
(2),
Lamble
ft).
Moose
J4
Mitchell
(5).
Unger.
R;
Morrison
(4).
J.
pierce
(4).
Wing-ham
(9).
Menkes
(2).
F
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jNakamOto
(10).
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League
Standing
,
The
league
standings
to
date
are
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as
follows:
Senior
League
.
W.
L.
P.
C.
N.
R.
A
..1
1
2
Moose
2
0
4
Orotto
0
3
0
Ladies'
League
Annetfce.V-
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v
0
-
4
.IIUlK
School
1
1
6rottettes
.0
2
0
Intermediate
League
Legion
2
0
4
lllgb.
School
1
1
2
Warriors
0
2
0
Junior
League
Scythians
2
0
4
IQgh
School
112
Boy
Scouts
0
2
0
BASKETBALL
,
October
25
Orotto
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.;
Warrior
vs.
lUgh
School;
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vs.
Ocottettts;
Scythians
vs.
High
8chool.
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AND
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