SAVE
on
SHOES
We
have
bought
in
advance
a
large
quantity
of
Men's,
Hoys,'
Women's,
Misses'
and
Children's
Running
Shoes,
Tennis
Shoes,
Beach
Sandals,
in
fact
everything
in
Soring
and
Summer
Footwear
for
the
entire
family.
All
at
SPECIAL
CUT
HATE
PRICES.
COMPARE
OUR
PRICES.
LET
US
SAVE
YOU
MONEY.
See
Our
Windows.
Misses
and
Children's
Patent
1-Strap
QQp
Women's
Shoes
Q-j
OCJ
Shoes.
Reg.
$1.85;
Special
OUK'
Reg.
$3.50;
Up
from
tjM.,uu
Snappy
Styles
for
the
Snappy
Miss.
Smart
Pumps
Special
on
Leckie's
oil
tan
chrome
solid
leather
and
T-Straps
In
fine
kid
and
CO
Work
Boot,
built
to
wear
OO
QC
patent
leather;
Reg.
$3.95;
Special
.W"tl
Reg.
$4.95
po.JU
Infant's
Shoes
for
the
little
toddler
4Qp
15't
Reg.
95c;
Special
wc
handle
Goodrich
and
W
TT
k
Rubber
Clearance
miner
Rubbers,
Fisher-
W
m
m
m
Mm
,
men's
Black
Diamond
PI
1
IP
PriCCS
Cut
Rubbers,
Suits
&
Coats.
kJL
JL
jLmAKJ
Below
Cost
Don't
say
you
have
an
expensive
foot.
We
now
Sturdy
School
Boots
for
boys
and
29
have
Shoes
in
A
WIDTH
in
Smart
Attractive
youths,
up
from
Black
Kid
1-Strap
and
Dress
CO
QC
Oxfords;
Reg.
$5.95;
Special
tpOtfu
Leckie's
School
Boots
are
made
of
solid
leather
-
-
an(j
built
to
wear,
FOR
DRY
DOCK
WORKER
Specials
for
the
dry
dock
worker.
Solid
leather
FOR
THE
FISHERMAN
Work
Boots
9
Everything
In
Rubbers
that
you
need
at
prices
up
from
yivO
cut
to
cost.
See
us
before
buying.
W"e
sell
for
less
Samples
bought
of
Leckie
selling
at
prices
never
before
heard
of
in
Prince
Rupert
We
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City
Scrip
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NEW
YORK
HAS
COLD
Unusual
Sight
of
Ice
River
as
Metropolis-Below
Zero
CHICAOO,
February
12
Alvln
Factor,
eight-year
old
son
of
John
Factor
(Jake
the
Barber),
wnu
came
Into
the
limelight
recently
as
a
result
of
a
kidnapping
episode
was
reported
yesterday
to
be
out
of
danger
after
having
been
critically
111
with
pneumonia
following
an
attack
of
chicken-pox.
Mrs.
Jack
McDougall
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
night's
train
from
a
trip
to
Edmonton
where
she
has
been
receiving
treatment
as
a
result
of'whlch
her
health
Is
reported
to
be
much
Improved.
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
Edward
Mabbs,
cdming
north,
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte-
Islands
on
regular
schedule,
Is
due
In
Skidegate
Inlet
at
1
o'clock
this
evening
and,
after
mak
ing
her
calls
there
and
In
Massett
Inlet,
should
arrive
here
by
early
Wednesday
morning.
MORE
ACTIVE
MINING
I
IN
CENTRAL
LNTERIOR
THIS
YEAR
EXPECTED
I
(Continued
from
Page
li
in
Hudson
some
thirty-two
feet
of
the
tunnel
-Fifteen
I
..pro
r-nmnlptpri
hv
hanri-worlc.
The
I
properties
are
held
under
option
by
j
W.
R.
Wilson
and
Sons
of
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
12:
As
the
city
ver.
1
shivered
during
what
the
weather!
At
Bob
Creek,
eight
miles
south!
bureau
described
as
the
lowest
tern-k
of
Houston,
A.
J.
MacPherson
and
perature
in
its
history.
New
York-'Hugo
C.
Stratford
installed
a
power
ers
saw
the
unusual
sight
at
the
plant
and
small
mill
on
the
pro-end
of
the
week
of
cakes
of
Ice
perty
of
George
W.
Smith
and
as-
floating
down
the
Hudson
and
East
sociates
during
the
year
1933.
Ne-Rlvers.
After
having
descended
ty
gmlatlons
are
"now
under
way
In
fifteen
below
on
Friday,
the
therr
j
Vancouver
aiming
to
get
the
neces-mometer
registered
tn
below
on
sary
capital
to
carry
on
this
op-Saturday.
Several
hundred
school
eration
to
production
as
early
as
-.hlldren
were
treated
for
frostbite.
possible
In
the
spring.
Sub-ro
weather
was
also
re-
Jessfe
Gold
Mines
Ltd.,
on
Hud-oorted
from.
Chicago,
the
cold
wave
son
Bay
Mountain,.
was
successful,
extending
over
the
entire
east
and
in
Its
tunnel
work
In
the
summer
middle
west,
and
fall
of
1933,
In
reaching
and
.
J
drifting
upon
gold-bearing
ores
of
rhe
No'
1
veln
Prev'ouslv-
0Dned
e
t
J
1
Ynnnor
Son
of
Jake
iup
on
the
surface
financial
ar-
rangements
are
being
made
to
ex-
The
Barber
Better!"
rk
lhe
com""
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
On
the
southwest
slope
of
Bay
Mountain,
near
Duthle
mine,
the
Mamie,
a
gold
mine
own
ed
by
the
estate
of
the
late
J.
A.
Al-
drich,
Is
receiving
some
attention.!
This
property
has
an
extremely
fine
showing
of
gold-bearing
ar-senopyrite
which
has
been
opened
up
on
the
surface
for
several
hundred
feet,
and
shows
four
to
eight
feet
of
ore,
averaging
from
$10
to
$20
per
ton
In
gold,
with
additional
values
In
silver.
It
has
all
the
indi
cations
of
making
a
very
profitable
gold
mine
and
is
within
half
a
mile
of
an
automobile
road.
There
was
not
the
progress
during
1933
which
the"
resources
and
possibilities
of
the
district
warranted.
For
some
unaccountable
reason
capital
was
slow
in
coming
in,
although
there
are
many
very.
promising
gold
properties
within
reach
of
rail
and
road
Advertise
In
the
Daily
New
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High
School
Dance
Enjoyed
Happy
Affair
Held
Friday
Msht
In
Elks
Home
The
annual
High
School
dance
was
held
last
Friday
evening
ai
I
the
Elks'
Hall.
Music
was
provided
jby
Balagno's
orchestra.
The
hai:
was
beautifully
decorated
with
Valentine
decorations
and
festoons.
There
was
a
varied
program
ol
dances
which
Included
some
novelty
dances.
In
the
spot
danc
the
boxes
of
candy
were
won
bj
the
Misses
Thckla
Fulton,
Lucille!
Brooksbank,
Mary
Conroy.
Bertha
Conroy,
Ruth
Wood,
and
Winnie
Cameron.
An
added
and
much
appreciated
feature
of
the
entertainment
was
the
tap-dancing
by
Miss
Tite's
pupilsthe
Misses
Kay
Murray.
Vcn-etla
Feero,
Betty
Brown.
Clar
niVil
nnd
Alloon
Mntr
ML
Jnvr
A
Little
Pump
Controls
Your
Life
Stream
The
world's
most
wonderful
pump
is
the
human
heart.
It
pumps
blood
faster
than
a
strong
man
can
pump
water
from
a
well
and
this
despite
the
fact
that
blood
Is
seven
times
as
sticky
as
water
arid,
in
consequence.
Is
ever
so
much
harder
to.
pump.
This
marvellous
piece
of
human
machinery
keeps
your
blood
stream
in
constant
motion.
It
pumps
the
red
blood
corpuscles-loaded
with
vital
Oxygen
from
the
lungs
to
your
millions
of
body
cells.
After
unloading
the
Oxygen,
the
red
corpuscles
load
up
with
the
gas
poison
forever
being
generated
In
the
human
system.
The
heart
pumps
this
poison
to
the
lungs,
to
be
breathed
out
of
the
system.
If
your
heart
were
to
stop
pumping,
you
would
die
in
a
few
seconds
for
lack
of
oxygen.
Now.
In
order
to
do
their
work
effectively,
your
red
blood
corpuscles
must
be
rich
in
what
is
known
as
haemoglobin
a
substance
having
the
power
to
absorb
the
oxygen
and
the
poisonous
gas.
When
your
haemoglobin
is
below
normal,
your
blood
stream
is
weak,
and
you
feel
"tlred-out,"
run-down
and
nervously-exhausted.
Restore
the
haemoglobin
to
normal,
and
you
are
once
more
strong,
energetic
and
vleorous.
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pills
will
do
that
very
thing.
This
Is
not
Just
a
claim:
it
is
an
established
fact,
recently
proven
at
a
hospital
where
40
peonle.
treated
with
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pills,
each
recorded
splendid
blood
Improvement
and.
with
it,
renewed
health
and
vigor.
You
will
be
benefitted
in
the
same
way.
Try
a
month's
treatment.
50
cents
a
package
at
your
Druggist's.
Individual
reports
on
these
40
patients,
certified
bv
the
hospital
pathologist,
are
on
file.
FILMS
ARE
DRAMATIC
T.lrl
'Missing"
and
"Midnight
Mary-
j
Make
C.ood
Double
Hill
at
Capitol
Theatre
"Girl
Missing."
a
thrilling,
mystery
drama,
and
"Midnight
Mary."
a
powerful
melodrama
of
the
underworld,
arc
the
feature
pictures
on
another
double
picture
bill
being
'presented
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
for
the
first
of
this
week.
"tilrl
Missing"
Is
filled
with
thrills
and
a
haze
of
mystery
which
holds
he
suspense
until
the
end.
There
is!
plenty
of
smart
wise-cracking
as
j
well
as
abundant
humor
to
offset
the
more
dramatic
moments.
A
well-balanced
cast
Includes
Ben
Lyon,
Olenda
Farrell.
Mary
Brian
Peggy
Shannon,
Lyle
Talbot
and
Klbbee
Oawthnm
tvrfnrmrd
a
Russian
dance
which
was
much
aDDlauded.
In
"Midnight
Mary"
the
pivotal,
Miss
Betty
Ellison
and
Mlw
role
Is
played
by
Loretta
Young
Betty
Wood
gave
vocal
solos.
who
Is
forced
by
a
gangster,
Rlcardo
William
Hanson
Of
Sixty-Year
Portland
William
Hanson,
sixty-year
old
prospector
from
Stewart,
who
nan
been
a
patient
in
the
Institution
since
January
9
suffering
from;
heart
trouble,
passed
away
yester-;
day
morning
In
the
Prince
Ruprtj
General
Hospital.
He
was
a
native
of
Norway
and
had
been
a
resi
dent
of
this
district
for
considerable
time
A
widow.
Mrs.
Minnie
Hanson,
resides
at
Stewart.
Fureral
arrangements
are
in
the
I
hands
of
the
B
C
Undertakers.
Cortez,
to
become
a
croon,
itoman-llc
phases
are
played
by
Miss
Young
and
Franchot
Tone
withi
lnrln
rAnlnD
Anrl
TftlA
fkrtrAt
Art-
I
SfPWAlt
SllfPlimnS
wing
plenty
of
comedy.
Other
well
UlLVYcUl
UUllUlllLK)
known
mcmbcr's
of
the
CMt
lncIudc
Warren
Hymer.
Charles
Orapcwln
Old
rrespecior
From
and
Halliwcll
Hobbes.
Canal
District
Died
i
Yesterday
Morning,
Victim
of
Heart
Trouble
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