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Pumps,
Ties,
Strips,
Oxfords
broken
lines
but
ensuring
a
wonderful
selection
for
those
wearing
the
smaller
sizes.
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as
$2.95
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the
selection
is
at
its
best
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sizes
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group.
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86
LOOKS
LIKE
ACTION
The'
Speech
from
the
Throne
prepared
by
the
Pattullo
administration
and
delivered
by
the
Lieutenant
Governor
at
the
opening
of
the
Legislature
yesterday
indicates
that
efforts
will
be
made
to
carry
out
some
of
the
pro
mises
made
during
the
election
campaign.
Legislation
to
I
H
IX
ASSESSMENT
GRANTED
TO
$5.00
.10
3.00
9.00
1.40
.25;
Wednesday,
Feb.
21,
1934
HA1LUAY;
SECTION
ONE
VAI-
:S
LOWERED.
lOonUuued
trom
Pace
1
2;
W.
T.
Kergin,
1,
13,
3,
$19800.
h
$18000.
j
P
P
B
I.
O.
O.
F.,
1,
3,
6
and
2,
3,
t,
i
I.
O.
O.
F.,
t
and
2,
3,
6,
$2375
each,
'$4000.
p,
John
Dybhavn,
60,
61
and
62,
1,
jg2,
511.U,
$3800
and
$HVU,
M&u.
ujDnavn
&
Hanson,
32,
28,
0,
$900,
$600.
W.
M.
Wright.
14,
13,
7,
$180.
nil.
Lois
A.
Mcltae,
12,
1,
0,
$11)80,
5
$1800.
P
F.
M.
Sl
B.
E.
Webster.
31,
3,
2.
B
$1800,
$1400.
5
S.
P.
McMoitUe.
29,
29.
1,
$450,
$100.
Young
it
Eggerl,
13,
14
and
15,
20,
$2700,
$1800
und
$2700,
$2000,
$2000
and
$2500.
Don
mown,
21
and
22.
20,
i03U0,
and
$6300,
$5000
and
$5000.
A.
Jaiyis
H
al,
16,
22.
I,
$2310,
$2000.
J.
a.
Johns,
50,
34,
1,
$1445,
$1250.
D.
M.
Keen,
6,
40,
7.
$180.
$100.
H.
C.
Meyers,
27,
29,
1.
$1440,
$400.
John
UndseUl,
27.
84,
7.
$2250,
1;
$2000;
28,
34,
7,
$2250,
$2000;
7.
36.
.7,
$1125,
$900;
8,
36,
7,
$1125.
$WW;
'
in
i
siRivt
ivki'
ii
an
t
ttftv
$1500.
Mrs.
ft.
Zarelli,
II
and
12,
32.
1,
$25050,
$22000.
J.
&
J.
Lindsay,
22,
27,
1.
$4500,
$2000;
23,
27,
1,
$9000,
$7000.
Hattle
Lindsay,
36,
29,
I,
$1350,
$1000;
37,
29,
1,
$2340,
$1800.
Jas.'
Hampton,
19,
17,
5.
$990,
$750;
20,
17,
5
$360,
$250
;
21,
17,
5,
$720,
$500.
Fred
Clark,
19,
39,
7,
$1350.
$1200.
,
H.
Leaper,
20,
1,
S,
$990,
$CC0.
J.
Currle,
49,
16,
1,
$900,
$700;
50,
16,
1.
$3600,
$3100.
I
Geo.
Chrlstoff
et
al.,
9,
23,
1,
$9300,
$8500.
M.
Y..Alvazff.
7.
33,
I
$3150,
$2500;
10-11.
21,
1.
$4050,
$3000.
P.
B.
Amusement
Co..
6,
34,
1
$24500,
$23500;
7,
34,
1,
$24500,
$23500;
pt.
8.
34,
1.
$18620,
$18000.
Rogers
Investment
Ltd.,
I.
13,
1,
$1800,
$1600;
2,
13,
1,
$900,
$750.
Joe
Garon,
13,
27,
1,
$6300,
$6000;
16,
27,
1,
$5400,
$5000.
B.
Andreason,
23,
28,
5.
$1980,
$1500.
Thos.
Beattie,
4,
24,
E,
$1320,
$1250.
CI.
Collart,
16,
2.
3.
$900,
$700.
J.
Th.
Collart.
14,
.2,
5,
$2250,
$1850;
15,
2,
5,
$2250,
$1850.
J.
O.
Williams,
11.
27,
1,
$810,
$600.
Emerson
&
Hyde,
21,
14,
1.
$1800,
relieve
unemployment
must
mean
that
steps
will
be
taken
$i5oo:
22.
14,
1.
$isoo,
$1500;
ti.
14,
to
provide
work
and
wages.
A
refunding
bill
Ls
promised
6-$2375-
$200:
12-1.
c.
$2375.
$2000.
with
the
idea
of
reducing
the
interest
charges
on
the
se-j
J
p'
tV;
7'
V16'
V,50?'
P.
R.
Bldg.
&
Inv.
Co..
4S.
22.
3.
curities
held
by
he
government.
An
economic
council
is
to
be
forrnjilly
instituted
and
also
a
department
of
municipal
affairs.
People
with
small
wages
or
salaries
will
be
relieved
of
taxation
and
a
bill
will
be
introduced
dealing
with
the
matter
of
mortgages.
This
is
not
a
bad
list
of
problems
for
the
Legislature
to
wrestle
with
iii
its
first
session.
If
it
can
do
anything
in
the
way
of
providing
work
and
wages
and
refunding
the
provincial
debt
it
will
have
earned
its
first
year's
pay.
ENCOURAGING
PROSPECT
Evidently
Premier
Bennett
is
planning
some
popular
legislation
before
making
an
appeal
to
the
country.
He
declares
he
has
been
negotiating
with
the
United
States
with
a
view
to
arranging
a
reciprocity
treaty
and
that
he
is
planning
to
carry
on
the
negotiations
in
a
more
concrete
form
as
soon
as
the
president
is
given
power
to
bargain.
The
Prime
Minister
stresses
the
desirability
of
being
fair
to
both
Canada
and
United
States.
That
is
the
only
kind
of
treaty
that
can
stand
the
test
of
experience
and
we
are
glad
that
the
head
of
our
government
is
alive
to
the
situation.
Prince
Rupert
has
everything
to
gain
by
reciprocity.
RIG
ELECTRIC
INSTALLATION
For
several
months
the
United
Empire
Gold
and
Silver
Mines
.at
Stewart
have
been
spending
money
installing
an
electric
system
in
their
mine
near
the
top
of
the
mountain
back
of
the
town.
Yesterday
we
were
able
to
announce
that
it
had
been
completed
and
that
from
now
on
the
mine
would
be
operated
by
electric
power
and
lighted
by
the
same.
The
jwwer
is
supplied
by
the
same
company
that
controls
the
supply
in
Prince
Rupert.
Coal
Prices
Minehead
Egg
Coal
$12.50
Minehead
Lump
Coal
$12.50
Pembina
Egg
Coal
,
$12i)0
Stove
Coal
$11.50
Coal
in
Dry
Shed
and
Delivered
Dry
HYDJE
TRANSFER
PHONE
,580
$630.
$500;
34-35,
14,
5,
$3600,
$3000.
Gibbons
Estate,
8,
33.
1.
$2700,
$2000.
McCaffery
&
Gibbons.
22.
12.
1,
$270,
$150.
Harry
Long,
2.
4,
1,
$2375,
$2000.
O.
Tyson,
4,
10,
1,
$900,
$750,
I
Rose
E.
Orme.
7,
13,
2.
$2925.
j
$2750;
8,
13,
2,
$2925.
$2750.
1
C.
II.
Dime,
8-9,
34.
1,
$5700,
$5000.
i
Yorkshire
Canadian.
22,
25,
1,1
$2430,
$2000;
23.
25,
1,
$2430,
$2000.
I
'
J.
Iverson,
39,
5,
1,
$2070,
$1050:
40,
5,
1,
$1080,
$1000.
Mabel
Thompson,
1-2,
14,
1,
$1800
and
$1080,
$2000.
Mrs.
R.
Petersen.
17,
31.
I.
$1350.
$1000.
Robert
HaraJln,
1,
32.
5,
$540,
5500.
Vln.
Reda
Est.,
13,
32.
5.
$540,
3500:
10,
26.
5,
$2250,
$1500.
Frank
Derry
et
al..
21-22,
12,
5,
$2700,
$2000.
Jas.
Hegarty,
20,
14,
1,
$720,
$500.
Minnie
Sullivan,
5,
25,
5,
$1060,
$800.
Peter
R.
White
7,
35.
7
$1080,
$800.
Intercontinental
Petaum
Land
it
Trading
Co.,
19-20,
23,
),
$8050,
$7000.
H.
A.
Dellamel,
9,
32,
5,
$4050,
$3050.
Frank
W.
Hart,
44.
9,
5,
S1260,
$1200;
45,
9,
5,
$2250,
$2000
:
9,
23,
5,
$1350,
$1000;
26,
7,
6,
$22!i0,
$2000;
20,
19,
6,
$1350,
$1200.
Wm.
Slbbard
Est.,
20.
5,
7,
$900,
$650.
Angus
McLeod
Est.,
3,
9,
1,
$900,
$600.
111
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mjimjlin
tor
fl
BJBaaBBH
RESULTS'
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
'SPORT
Primo
Takes
A
Pupil
Jy.
ifyp
iEi
x
-
Prlmo
Car
-era,
world's
heavyweight
champion,
certainly
picks
'em
small
for
his
training
activities
here
for
th?
Tommy
Lough-ran
bout
on
February
23.
Here
"
'Pa
Preem"
Is
shown
sparring
with
Sonny
Kld
Docker.
Tunney
Re-enters
Ring
bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbkS
Jpffj'hp-'fc
8
Cv
f
Tunney.
fbrmer
hmvvw?lvht
champion,
once
more
crawls
through
the
tapes
on
to
to
the
resined
sqaurc,
during
the
annual
all
sports
dinner
in
New
York
bit
he
Is
s?rvlnj
in
xte
capacity
of
a
referee
of
an
amatmr
bn
not
as
a
fistic
co
tender.
Gene
ls
secretary
of
the
affair,
staged
for
the
New
York
city
coal
fund
Empress
Takes
Heavy
Lead
!n
Billiard
Match
With
five
of
the
six
games
nlayed,
Empress
took
an
891
to
753
aggregate
lead
over
Grotto
)n
last
night's
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
League
fixture,
individual
scores
being
as
follows:
Don
Brown,
Grotto,
200;
A.
Donald,
91.
George
Howe,
1C7;
M.
M.
McLach-lan,
200.
,
John
May,
99;
W.
E.
Willlscroft.
'
200.
Bert
Morgan.
104;
Pde'l'iltchard,
200.
;.
S.
D.
Macdonald,
93;
Lcn
Raabc,
200.
The
game
of
Earl
Datt,
Grotto,
vs.
M.
E.
Young,
Empress,
was
postponed
untU
this
evening.
JJU.LIAItl)
SCHEDULE
i
February
22
Legion
vs.
Elks.
February
27-Empress
vs.
Elks,
March
1
Legion
vs.
Grotto,
March
6
Elks
vs.
Grotto.
March
8
-Empress
vs.
Legion.
CRIBrGE
February
26-Canadlan
Legion
vs.
Empress,
Moose
vs,
Elks,
Musketeers
vs,
P,
It.
Hotel,
Grotto
vs.
Billiard
Averages
I
a.
Ttl.
Ave.
;
J.Sutherland
ipmi
7
1389
199
D.
Drown
Gl
13
2537
193
C.
Baptle
CL
12
2334
195
Roy
Fo.:g
E)
2
386
193
P.
Prltchard
(Em)
13
2501
192
J.
Judge
(CD
6
1149
192
C.P.Balagno
(Elksf
12
2287
191
IE.
Batt
(O)
12
2276
190
F.
Aldrldge
(Em
10
1850
185
L.
Raabc
(Em)
2
300
183
O.
P.
Tinker
(CD
12
2187
182
W.
Wllliscroft
Em)
11
1X)7
182
J.
May
G
13
2357
181
M,
M.
Lamb
(CD
10
1805
181
J.
Bulger
1
Elks
1
11
1084
180
J.
Doherty
(Elks)
10
1804
180
O.
Howe
(O)
12
2112
179
W.
Stuart
Elks)
.
12
2136
178
C.
Youngmnn
(CD
7
1241
177
A.
Murray
(CD
11
1027
175
W.
E.
Hutson
CO)
.
7
1209
173
B.
Morgan
(O)
13
2233
172
S.D.
Macdonald
(O)
3
862
172
W.
Ranee
(CD
1
172
172
M.
E.
Young
(Em)
12
2040-
171
J.
Saunders
(Elks)
8
1371
17
A.
Donald
Em)
13
2200
109
M.
McLachlnn
(Em)
7
11C6
ion
E.
Morris
(Elks)
.
4
074
J09
A.
Harvey
(CD
11
1803
1C4
8,
Jurmain
E
1
157
137
H.
Menzle
(Elks)
.12
1848
154
A,
Beale
(CD
2
305
153
W.
Lamble
(Elks)
.
.2
287
144
A.
Zadaroskl
(G)
1
138
138
Advertise,
in
th
Da)ly
News
dren
of
Haysport
School
had
a
?ery
'
enjoyable
Valentine
party
last
Wednesday
evening
when
the
tqa
cher.
Mrs.
N.
L.
Jones,
and
the
iar-ents
entertained.
3.
Toronto
2.
Cnnartlms
3,
Montreal
0,
Ottawa
2.
Hockey
Standings
Toronto
Montreal
Americans
Canadians
Ottawa
Detroit
Chicago
Rangers
Boston
international
DivUlon
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
21
9
9
141
rt)
16
9
15
',
103
14
9
16
8)
102
15
6,
17
78
81
9
5
24
M
112
Amrriran
OUHon
19
10
10
80
78
17
io
u
7i
y,
17
7
14
92
89
II
J
23
77
1M
,6asketball
Standing
;
Senior
league
!
W.
L.
P.
C
N
R:
A.
7
2
14
Grotto
3
4
10
Kalens
1
7
2
Ladles'
League
'cardinals
9
0
18
Comets
4
5
8
High
School
.0
8
0
Intermediate
league
High
School
7.2
14
Warriors
4
5
8
Merchants
2
6
4
Junior
league
Scouts
5
1
lOj
Trojans
4
3
8
Scythians
3
3
6
Flashes
1
6
J
uil,
AINU
MORE
AIR
PER
r
Wednesday,
February
21,
193
Valentine
Party
'OFFICERS
AtHaysportls
:
INSTALLED
nnjoyaDie
mian
HAY8PORT.
Feb.
21:-
Moose
l.cglon
Leader
For
.
The
ehil-i
1UKP
mce
misram
of
nifhl:
I
LENT
GLO
Oil
Burner
237
Third
Ave.
Entertainment
With
Olllls
Hoyer
actio
u
In.
Mailing
officer,
ttj
fotlAwi
of.
Games
were
played
till
supper
jfLcrit
of
the
lol
Moqm-
IcW
for
after
which
FJva
Slmonda.
as
pon-.lhe
year
1934
were
iMsUlled
fat
man.
dellverwl
Cupid's
valentlnea.
These
caused
much
fun
and
merriment.
Then
less
strenuous
games
were
enloved
untjl
th
clock
reinlndul
all
it
was
time
to
disperse.
Hockey
Scores
Detroit
4,
Boston
1.
Chicago
1.
New
York
Amerk-ans
Orrat
North
Mooae,
B.
J.
naeon.
Bmilh
Moofte,
N.
S.
K.
Brewr.
Eaat
MWMe.
Ted
Rwvlk.
West
MooW
Percy
Cameron.
Herder
Kr1
Boadw.
Trasurer,
Dtrk
Lbii.
Ouidlng
Mooae,
A.
K.
Nelson.
Ciifitodlan.
J.
L.
Dlaln.
Argus,
Joe
Slaggard.
Fallowing
the
lnttalUllon
tk-r
jwa
an
entertainment
itrograM
In-jriiKllnx
a
comic
biske-bil!
Mme
Jn
which
lite
Utiles
beat
the
men.
a
toxin
bout
btwetji
ll:s
Alou
OJjnesojg
and
Twwny
Morun;
barrel
boxing
between
Joe
Slar-K.irtl
and
Iluater
RiiaseP
und
Dill
lOray
und
Miss
Mildred
Hun
and
i
MUfUX'
thread
th
needl"
r
rc
Rp-
8
,
freshments
were
served.
4il
.
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BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
February
22
Kalens
vs,
OrtU
Merchants
vi
Warrinrv
High
'School
v
Comtta;
Scouts
v
80-
'hiana.
February
K-CJiUA.
vs
Katrai:
(tilth
Stfieoi
vc
MftchaaU;
car-tlnals
vs
Illah
School.
The
fAllowmir
Is
the
seek
of
chart
made
ar
reoatnt
4
notices,
4
Mintage
and
Entitlement
4
announcement
$2.
Blilh
NotifM
60c.
Funeral
Notice
$1
Cards
of
Thanks.
Funeral
Flowers
10c
pff
4
1
A
CLEANER
KITCHEN
and
A
COSIER
HOME
with
"SILENT
GLOW"
Take
a
ood
look
it
these
two
pictures
he
stove
is
the
same
in
both,
but
what
a
difference
in
cleanliness
and
convenience!
Which
is
the
happier
woman?
A
Silent
Glow
Oil
Burner
tw
stalled
In
vour
present
range,
heater
or
furnace
saves
labour
nd
Is
positively
clean,
silent,
IT
LIGHTS
QUICKER-OIV
free
from
smnkr,
soot
and
odori
It
ivci
a
tleaJj,
tttn
hut
which
you
can
adjust
or
regulate
by
the
turn
of
a
alve.
No
labour,
no
watching
and
absolutr!?
safe.
Burns
cheap
fuel
oil,
Fach
burner
is
guaranteed
In
writing
for
five
years.
See
the
Silent
Glow
before
you
buy
.
F.S
MORE
HEAT
BURNS
LESS
UNIT
Or
HI'AT
GUNI
RAI
1
1.
lk
$
A
O
A
SMITH
&
MALLET
Plumbing
and
lleatlug
The
AUCTIONEER
Packlng-Cratlng-Wrapplni
&
General
Furniture
Repairs
List
your
goodi
with
me
Phone
Black
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J.
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UP
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J'l
For
Your
Health
Chiropractic
Ultra
Violet
Itayi
Intra
lied
Kays
Massage
All
at
Reasonable
Prices
W.
C.
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P
C
(Chiropractor)
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