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arc
overstocked
in
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A
big
shipment
has
just
arrived
and
they
must
be
sold
because
spring
is
coming
arid
we
cannot
afford
to
carry
them
over.
They
are
sacrificed
at
very
low
prices.
For
the
Dry
Dock
Worker,
Men's
Solid
Leather
Work
Boots,
reg.
$450
2.95
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up
from
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HOSPITAL
DID
WELL
Despite
Difficulties
Institution
Had
Satisfactory
Year
in
1933
In
his
presidential
report
for
the
year
1933
at
the
annual
general
meeting
last
night
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Assocla
tion,
Frank
Dibb
expressed
a
rea
sonable
pride
In
the
showing
that
had
been
made
and
the
service
which
had
been
maintained
by
the
institution
under
the
difficult
circumstances
of
the
past
year.
Particularly
gratifying
was
the
financial
showing,
a
deficit
of
but
$1167.99
being
recorded
despite
the
fact
that
civic
and
government
grants
had
been
greatly
reduced
and
revenue
was
$6634.47
lower
than
for
the
previous
year.
This
showing
had
been
made
possible
by
economies
which
had
been
put
Into
effect
without,
however,
Impairing
the
efficiency
of
the
institution.
3.45
SAMPLES
AT
LOW
PRICES
We
have
Just
received
a
great
assortment
of
Ladles,'
Men's
and
Children's
Sample
Shoes,
These
are
being
sold
at
greatly
reduced
prices.
Very
Special!
A
genuine
Leckie
made
Work
Boot
oil
tan
chrome
tops,
solid
leather
CO
7Cr
O.iO
soles,
reg.
$4.95
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
with
the
financing
of
the
institution,
The
deficit
had
been
infinitesimal
when
compared
with
that
of
the
most
other
hospitals
In
the
country.
Appreciation
was
also
ex
pressed
ot
the
co-operation
given
the
hospital
by
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
in
connection
with
the
payment
of
civic
grants.
The
question
of
a
new
hospital
building
had
been
discussed
during
th6
year,
Mr.
Dibb
stated.
It
thW
ould
not
be
undertaken!
further
tepairs
to
the
present
.
building
would
be
heeded.
.
Mr!
Dibb
made
an
appeal
for
ti
more
adequate
understanding'
and
a
more
sympathetic
attitude
on
the
part
of
the
public
towards
hospital
problems.
The
Importance
of
the
hospital
In
the
community
and
the
necessity
of
education
of
the
public
along
these
lines
were
stressed.
In
regard
to
the
splendid
work
that
had
been
carried
out
in
the
hospital
training
school,
Mr.
Dibb
referred
to
the
fact
that
of
nine
students
who
had
taken
Registered
Nurses'
examinations
during
the
year
one
had
passed
second
in
the
Mr.
Dibb
paid
tribute
to
the
work
i
prov,nce
ana
Mveni'
Percent
naa
passed
wlth
f,rst
c,ass
honors-finance
of
the
managing
secretary
and
the
committee
in
connection!
In
concludln8
his
report,
Mr.
Have
Order
For
Three
Thousand
MINK
No
change
in
market.
Paying
as
high
as
$15.00
Interested
in
all
furs.
Don't
sell
your
goods
until
you
see
G0LDBL00M
uioo
inanicea
memDers
or
tne
Medical
Association
and
of
the
board,
the
managing
secretary
and
lady
(superintendent
as
well
as
members
!of
the
staff,
those
who
had
made
"T1LLIE
THE
TOILER"
m
)
1
donations
and
all
others
who
had
assisted
In
any
way.
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TO
RETALIATE
Runciman
Demands
That
France
Restore
Quotas
For
British
Trade
LONDON,
Jan.
31:
Unless
France
restores
the
former
quotas
for
British
trade,
Oreat
Britain
will
Impose
retaliatory
tariffs
in
the
very
near
future,
Rt.
Hon.
Walter
Runciman,
President
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons.
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NAVAL
MAN
IS
SPEAKER
Commander
C.
J.
Heard
K.
C.
N.
of
Ottawa
Heard
at
Gyro
Club
Luncheon
Yesterday
"I
hate
war
and
1
would
do
any
thing
in
my
power
to
prevent
it,"
was
the
frank
admission
of
Com-
i
mander
C.
J.
Beard
n.
C.
N.,
Ottawa,
director
of
naval
reserves
for
Canada,
in
addressing
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday.
Seasoned
naval
man
as
he
is
with
a
long
active
service
career,
Commander
Beard
told
his
listen
,ers
that,
as
far
as
actual
conflict
'
.-.
A.
I
was
concerned,
ne
naa
Deen
terrified
much
of
the
time
and
bored
the
rest
of
it.
There
was
little
"fun-In
It
he
had
found.
The
speaker
urged
preparedness
and
adequate
defences
as
the
most
effective
means
of
obviating
warfare.
Commander
Beaid,
who
was
an
l
officer
In
the
Dover
patrol
during
i
the
Great
War,
speaking
In
a
pleasantly
Informal
and
conversational
i
style,
told
many
Interesting
ancc-i
dotes
of
that
service.
It
was
a
rc-jmarkablc
achievement
that
never
,
a
man
should
have
been
lost
in
the
transporting
of
troops
across
the
j
Straits
from
England
to
France
and
I
that
there
had
been
so
little
loss
of
tonnage.
Undoubtedly,
the
Gcr-I
mans
had
missed
many
chances.
With
enemy
surface
craft
altogether
eliminated
from
the
area,
(Commander
Beard
told
how
the
Channel
had
been
closed
to
undcr-
water
by
night
and
the
mines
which
made
It
Impossible
for
them
to
operate,
under
the
surface.
Due
to
electrically
controlled
depth
charges,
the
submarine
had
now
lost
much
of
Its
effectiveness
in
actual
warfare,
Commander,
fieard
'declared.
As
for
aerial
conflict,
the
spcakj
pointed
'out
that
fog
was
a
factor
against
which
aircraft
were
still
largely.
Impotent.
They'
simply
'
could
not.
operate
In
fog.
Commander
Beard
gave
the
ln-i
terestlng
Information,
Which
is
no
generally
known,
that
the
first
Canadians
to
lose
their
lives
ort
Service
In
the
Great
War
were
four
young
midshipmen
Who
were
lost
In
the
Oood
Hope
on
November
1,
1014.
During
the
luncheon
Frank
Dib
was
congratulated
utxm
havlnc
achieved
the
status
of
a
grandfatherthe
first
member
of
the
Oyro
Club
to
do
so.
The
congratulations
were
tendered
by
Past
President
T.
W.
Drown
who
was
in
the
chair
in
the
absence
of
W.
H.
Tobcy,
the
president.-Guests
at
the
luncheon,
in
addi
tion
to
Commander
Beard,
were
Walter
Hume,
L.
H.
Haworth.
O.
P.
Tinker.
T.
N.
LePaec.
H
s
Mm.
dows,
Peter
Lakie
and
J.
J.
Little.
Maintenance
Work
Of
Hospital
Last
Year
Reported
On
Improvements
and
repairs
which
had
been
carried
out
In
hospital
and
nurses'
home
buildings
during
NOVEL
FILM
IS
OFFERED
Thc
Invisible
.Man"
I
a
Totally
New
Departure
in
Spectacular
Entertainment
The
screen
translation
of
H.
O.
Wells'
sensational
and
fantastic
novel
"The
Invisible
Man"
Is
to
be
the
feature
offering
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
at
the
middle
of
this
week.
Tc
picture
Is
said
to
be
a
totally
new
departure
In
spectacular
entertainment.
The'
story
deals
with
a
scientist
who
succeeds
In
making
himself
Invisible
and,
therefore,
all
powerful.
Claude
Rains,
London
and
New
York
stage
light,
has
the
title
role,
lie
remains
unseen
throughout
nine-tenths
of
the
picture.
William
Harrlgan,
Gloria
Stuart,
Dudley
Dlgges,
Una
O'Connor.
Henry
Tra-
vers
and
Forrester
uarvcy
aiso
have
featured
parts.
Unemployed
Enjoy'
Fine
Movie
Show
Kev.
C.
O.
Clarke
UeponIMe
l
or
Entertainment
In
C.
1.
1).
I
Hall
The
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
Hall
was
filled
to
capacity
Tuesday
evening
when
Rev.
C.
D,
Clarke
of
First
United
Church
en-
jtertAlned
the
unemployed,
their
I
sea
craft
by
the
searchlight
chain
j
families
and
friends
with
a
moving
i
which
prevented
submarines
show-1
picture
show.
The
views
of
Eastern
iing
themselves
at
the
top
of
the!
Canada,
Niagara
Falls
In
winter.
maple
sugaring,
etc.
were
much
en-Joyed.
Of
particular
interest
were
the
pictures
of
a
"Money
Making
Industry."
the
Royal
Mint
at
Ottawa,
as
also
the
film
dealing
with
(he
salmon
fishing
on
the
Hkeena
River.
A
hilarious
comedy
concluded
the
entertainment.
Thanks
wai
expressed
to,
Mr
Clark
for
his
kindness
In
rpxvjdlnir,
'
very
plea
sant
evening.
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CHINA
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OLACED
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CUT
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per
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were
reviewed
byiC
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VINEGAR
Malt
Robert
Oordon,
chairman
of
thej
quarts,
per
bottle
nouse
committee.
In
presenting
his
report
at
the
annual
general
meeting
last
night
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Association.
In
concluding
his
report,
Mr.
Gordon
pointed
out
that
the
building
was
now
well
over
twenty
years
old
and
extensive
repairs
to
th
roof
would
be
necessary
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