fttoa
two
White
-
Footwear
for
Summer
FOR
COMFORT,
COOLNESS
AND
STYLE
New
Lines
Just
Received
See
These
Shown
in
the
Following
Numbers
All
White
Ruff
ie
with
fancy
shawl
CO
Qff
tongues.
This
is
the
hit
of
the
season
Others
Shown
in
Dress
Ties
and
Pumps
QO
Qfl
from
$0VD
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue.
LIMITED
Flowers
of
the
District."
In
his
introductory
remarks
Canon
Rushbrook
spoke
of
the
fundamental
Importance
of
plant
life.
It
was
the
only
living
thing,
he
said,
that
could
obtain
sustenance
from
mineral
components
of
the
earth.
It
was
on
the
results
of
the
work
of
the
plants
that
animal
life
subsisted.
Even
the
more
advanced
theories
regarding
the
origin
of
plant
life
but
added
more
to
the
wonder
at
the
Infinity
of
the
plan
of
the
Almighty.
Reference
was
made
to
the
recent
phenomenon
when
the
nets
used
at
the
Naas
River
were
submerged
by
some
unusual
action.
Examination
proved
that
the
weight
was
really
that
of
innumerable
millions
Phone
357
II
DAILY
EDITION
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
FK1NCK
RUPERT
-
BOJT1SU
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
r.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
TALKS
OF
FLOWERS
Canon
Rushbrook
Speaker
Before
Parent
Teachers'
Association
At
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
.Rupert
Parent
Teachers'
Association
last
evening,
presided
over
by
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook
gave
an
extremely
interesting
talk
on
"Wild
Thursday,
May
17,
1934
of
plankton,
one
of
the
smallest
forms
of
plant
life.
These
had,
apparently,
been
killed
by
the
cold
ocntact
of
the
icy
waters
of
the
I
Naas
River
with
the
warmer
waters
of
Portland
Canal.
I
Another
source
of
wonder
in
the
I
plant
world
was
the
"maternal
struggle"
of
the
plant
to
reproduce
Itself
with,
all
Its
characteristic
color,
perfume'fend'
forrn.'TYuIy
the
plant
was
the
cradle-uf
new
life
Going
on
to
a
study
of
some
of
the
more
common
botanical
faml-,
lies
of
local
plants,
the
speaker
ex-i
plained
their
characteristics.
Illustrated
with
specimens
and
pictures
he
told
of
their
structure.
With
reference
to
the
uses
made
by
the'
Indians
he
told
of
their
medicinal
j
and
hygienic
values
and,
with
classical
references,
of
-their
places!
1
in
mythology
and
history.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
address
several
of
the
audience
asked
the
speaker
regarding
specimens
they
had
brought
and
here
again
Canon
Rushbrook
gave
of
his
wonderful
fund
of
experience,
setting
certain
matters
right
and
clearing
up
doubtful
points.
Piano
solos
by
little
Miss
Bonnie
Perkins
were
very
enjoyable
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Webber,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Cullin,
sang
very
pleasingly.
THE
FOR
YOUR
PROTECTION
Sacuritlet
ond
other
valuables
which
you
kp
ot
home
or
In
your
office
are
always
in
danger
of
Are,
theft
or
Ion.
To
have
freedom
from
worry,
ute
a
Safe
Depotlt
box
at
The
Royal
Bank.
It
combine!
protection
with
convenience,
at
a
trifling
cod.
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
Customs
Revenue
Greatly
Increased
1
Collections
For
Canada
Tills
April
Nearly
Tour
Million
Dollars
Ahead
of
Last
OTTAWA.
May
17':
CP
Net
Increase
of
$3,090,972
in
customs
and
excise
revenues
for
Canada,
during
April
this
year
as
compared
with
April
1933
is
reported
officially
in
a
statement
issued
by
the
Depart
ment
of
National
Revenue.
Today's
Stocks
(Oourty
a.
O.
JuriiUyon
(Jo.)
Vancouver
Alexandria,
.u434.
Bayvlew.
.0l4.
li.
C
Nickel,
1.13.
Big
Missouri,
.30.
Bralorne.
13.00.
li.
R.
Cons..
Jfc.
B.
R.
X.
Gold,
1.07.
Butte
I.
X.
L..
.21.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.25.
Dunwell.
J3.
Dentonia,
XI.
Georgia
River.
.0214.
Golconda.
.43.
Indian.
.03
task).
Meridian.
.17.
Minto,
.53.
Morning
Star.
29.
NaUve
Son,
.038.
National
Silver,
.054.
Noble
Five.
.12.
Pend
Oreille,
S.
Porter
Idaho,
.12.
Premier.
1.34.
Reeves,
.15.
Reward,
.08.
Reno.
.07.
Silver
Crest,
.04.
Salmon
Gold.
2i$,
Taylor
Bridge.
.76.
United
Empire,
.17.
Wayside.
.38.
Waverly
Tangier.-J)lVj.
Whitewater.
.07i.
'
,
Toronto
Chibougamau,
.U2.
Central
Patricia,
.08.
Granada,
.66.
Lake
Maron,
.08.
,fLee
Oold.i.13.
'
Macassa,
2.C0.
Noranda,
41.25.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.03.
Sisco
Gold,
2.16.
Sudbury
Basin,
lil.
Thompson
Cadillac.
.48.
Ventures,
.90.
Columario,
31.
Smelter
Gold.
21.
Little
Long
Lac.
4.40.
Canadian
alartic,
.63.
South
Tlbleraont,
.10.
Maple
Leaf,
.44.
Pickle
Crow,
.69.
Manitoba
&
Eastern.
201.
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
26.
Bagamac,
.19
.
Holllnger,
16.15.
Stadacona,
24.
San
Antonio,
3.80.
Sylvanite.
2.71.
Inter.
Nickel.
27.90.
Eldorado,
2.45.
Teck
Hughes.
6.10.
Wright
Hargreaves,
8.60.
C.
P.
R
16.
Bell,
116S8.
Brazilian,
10'4.
H.
Walkers.
33i,
Ford
A.
20?;.
Can.
Industrial
Alcohol,
114.
New
York
U.
8.
8tel,
41
General
Motors.
32.
American
Can,
92.
Allied
Chemical.
129.
U.
S.
Smelting,
WV7.
Orillia
Alderman
Elects
Jury
Trial
BAimiE.
Ont.,
May
17:
Aid.
Wilbur
M.
Cramp,
aged
24
Orillla's
youngest
alderman
and
president
of
the
Young
Canada
Conservative
Club,
pleaded
not
guilty
to
a
charge
of
perjury
here
and
elected
to
stand
trial
by
Jury.
The
city
public
works
department
Is
about
to
start
the
fencing
of
a
space
of
ground
on
Fifth
Street
to
the
rear
of
the
Fire
Hall
which
will
be
used
as
a
city
store
yard.
i
District
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here:
are
advised
of
the
finding
by
John
Prince,
who
Is
as
present
in
the
city,
of
the
body
of
Fred
Reuter,
aged
73,
at
Mc-Laughlan
Bay
near
Bella
Bella
on
May
11.
Deceased
was
found
dead
In
bed
and
Dr.
Darby
of
Bella
Bella
gave
the
opinion
that
death
was
due
to
natural
causes,
Burial
took
plc
at
Belfyflellog
iayrt
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
May
17
1K4
SPRING
SALE
SUCCESSFUL
;
Annual
Affair
of
Catholic
Ladies'
Aid
Yesterday
Afternoon
and
j
Last
Lvt-uing
The
nnnnil
snrlmr
snip
hv
tlw
Catholic
Ladies'
Aid
heid
yesterday
.afternoon
and
last
eventna
In
the
i
vacant
store
in
the
Smith
Block
on
1
nira
Avenue
was
a
very
success-iful
affair
which
received
a
large
j
measure'
of
patronage
from
many
jcauers.
in
me
evening
the
attrac-;
Hons
continued,
hot
dogs
and
cof-
lee
were
served
and
the
drawings
in
the
raffles
took
place.
.
The
ladles
In
charge
were
as
follows:
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
William
Brass
and
Mis.
Hubert
Ward.
Plants
Mrs.
M.
A.
Burbank
and
Mrs.
C.
P.
Ualagno.
Fancy
Work
and.
Plain
Sewing-Mrs.
E.
J.
Fltziatrlck
and
Mrs.
W.
Whlffln.
TlckeU
Mrs.
II.
F
Okuray.
Tea
Rtm
Mr.
J.
l-orne
McLaren.
Hot
Dogs
Mrs.
J.
L.
Blain.
Cashier
Mrs.
A.
U.
Olllies.
Winners
in
the
raffkm
were
as
follows:
(rand
Drawing
First
prtee.
$25.
Mrs.
E.
Hetherln-
ton
tSmlthersi.
No.
957.
Second
prize.
$15,
A.
R.
NirhoU,
No.
1461.
Third
prize,
$10,
Gordon
Temple
Terrace).
No.
943.
Other
Drawings
Day
pillow.
Miss
Lorna
McLaren.
No.
16.
Percolator,
M.
O.
Colussl.
No.
16.
Candy,
Miss
Ruth
Gillies,
No.
32.
Basket
of
flowers.
M.
P.
McOaf-fery.
No.
19.
Fem
basket.
Father
J.
B.
Orant
O.
M.
L.
No.
2.
Tea
set.
Jack
McNulty.
No.
46.
Moccasins,
Father
J.
B.
Orant
O.
M.
I,
No.
I.
Tea
cloth.
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balagho,
No.
1.
Purse.
Mrs.
J
O.
Garrett,
Na
28
Ladies'
sweater.
May
Murray,
Na
46.
'
NUNNS
ON
CUP
TEAMI
Toronto
Tennis
riayer
Gets
Fourth
me
in
vanauian
uavu
t.up
List
TORONTO,
May
17
Ollber
Nunns
of
Toronto
defeated
Robert
Murray
of
Montreal
to
secure
fourth
place
on
the
Canadian
Davis
Cup
tennis
team.
Murray
took
the
opening
advantage
but
failed
10
wmutand
the
strong
finish
of
the
winner.
Toronto
Cleric
Much
Improved
TORONTO,
Way
17
Great
Improvement
is
announced
in
the
condition
of
Archbishop
Nell
McNeill
who
has
been
confined
to
fit
Michael's
Hospital
for
some
days.
SAY,
BILL
THE
OLD
MAN
IS
A
GOOD
HEAD-
NOT
A
BIT
HIGH
HAT
-
-
2
f
W
FOR
I
MRSTHOMPSON,
I
WONDER
IF
YOU
COULD
LET
ME
HAVE
A
CUP
OF
MILK
UNTIL.
TOM
GETS
HOME
FROM
THE
GROCER'S?
I'M
JUST
IN
THE
MIDDLE
OF
BAKING
A
CAKE
AND
I'VE
RUN
SHORT,
THAT5
DANDY
CAKE.MOTHER.
HAVE
YOU
GOT
ANEW
RECIPE?
GEE.
MOM
T
HATS
SWELL
CAKE-MAY
I
HAVEAN0THER
PIECE?
WHy.YES.OF
COURSE
MRS.J0NES.
I'LL
GIVE
YOUATIWOfNESTli's
EVAPORATED
MILK.
I'VE
PLENTY
OF
THAT
IT'S
ALL
I
EVER
USE
FOR
BAKING.
I
GET
WONDERFUL
RESULTS
WITH
IT
WELL
I'M
GLAD
YOU
LIKE
it
dad.i
used
Nestu-s
evaporated
milk
this
time
and
i'll
never
go
back
to
my
old
recipe.-yes.son,
you
may
have
another
SLICE.
THAT'S
ONE
SURE
FOOTBALL!
Tonight
KKGIMENT
vs.
MKItCIIA.VTS
Acropolis,
CJO
p.m.,
Adm,
25c
too
wno
COMN
'
OOWU
THE
PIATFOBM.'
IT'S
THt
BIG
BOIt
AND
Ht'6
610mim'
a
P1PI-"
WHAT
NOW
?
SURE.
AND
HE
KNOWS
HIS
STUFF.
DIDN
T
VOU
NftTlfP
hp
wa
RMnuiur.
OSDEN'S7
rT7
BOTH
tNDS
'
OF
THt
TV
A
IN
OGDCN'S,
rv
:
3
,WAY
OF
GETTING
YOU
TO
TAKEMORf
I
MILK
1
I
i
OH'
IVE
NEVER
USED
NTiTLE't
BUTIVE
READ
A
LOT
ABOUT
IT-ANDIEHEARD
THAT
IT
GIVES
VERY
DEPENDABLE
RESULTS.
DO
YOU
RE
Ally
THINK
ITS
BETTER
THAN
ORDINARy
MILK?
J
1
-
A
:
"
.
'
!
IV
r
Great
nritaln
Intends
to
Have
It
1
Out
U'illi
Japan
Despite
Protest
of
Tokyo
LONDON.
May
I
ft:
-Great
Ilri-tain
has
decided
to
go
ahead
with
the
trade
war
between
this
country
and
Japan
In
spite
of
the
protest
of
jthe
latter
and
the
Japanese
iug-
igestlon
of
compromise
on
quotas
In!
'
IL.
1
.
I
J
MIC
GUJUI11CS.
O
G
D
E
N'f
-CUbi
well
thai
Snicked
Well
"
1
Think.
I'u
nsrrrH
I
1
mv
irr.
tun
uu
amkc
VJUHDUCTCNJ
trc
TS
iriN
TIUINC
MI
Wt
RUM
A
VfPV
COOO
TRAIN-
Ht
llKt
TUt
AV
GDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
j
WELL,
I
CERTAINLY
LIKE)
IT-AND
IvE
USED
IT
FOR
ALONG
TIME.
THE
BEAUTY
OF
MESTLi'x
IS
THATY0U
CAN
DEPEND
ON
ALWAYS
HAVING
A
HIGH
UNIFORM
QUALITY
MILKINWINTER
AND
SUMMER
AND
YOUR
CAKE
Will
tlivmrcu
rr
much
L
.
.
.
.
.
'
IV
I
IU1
T
'l.
Ur
1
.
WM
Vin
NO
UASF.IIALL
YESTEIIDAY
NEW
YORK.
May
17:
CP-
With
most
of
the
teams
travellinK.
no
arnes
were
played
yesterday
In
the
major
baseball
leagues.
Tuny
m
rvh
u
orJinrr
fluid
milk,
NVitU'i
Krwrtrtl
Milk
proTidr
toltlcUfr
that
r
ioiUntlr
iriirntalri)
ta
ll
Liibt.
Not
im
iUrt
lite
dLU
rKtum
ut
rUs
rnurr
tuntf
t
'
cj
ami
tt
ulu
ia
not
only
u
Out
it
ii
-,v,
mjny)le
tmat
of
twIiblioK
in
l)ibrtlMrln
milk
B-.rili-uu-tit
wi
tUt
la
(TnoiBf
rbiblrm
And
NrntU'i
U
fi-
H
l
jt
jxirr
n'i
la
ilk
itk
bmmI
of
lit
atrf
rmoml'-iu
tafrly
riiMtml
hf
ttrriliulM
n.l
r!ui(
ia
ir-tickt
tin.
AV
lor
NtU'
ilt
luinlr,
rnxitmi.
rl,
atl'iMirpuM
milk.
fflSTLE
MILK
s
NtSTLE'S-WtHJ'!
Lrsit
frodoctri
and
SUn
(
Cendtnicd
and
Evapartltd
MJt.
CONTINUES
TRADE
WAR
SHORT
WAVE
Where
and
when
to
look
15
metre
band
from
00
am.
till
noon.
10
to
13
Megacycles)
20
metre
band
from
noon
till
4:00
pan.
(15
to
9
Megacycles)
50
metre
band
from
4:00
pm
on.
(0
to
4
Megacycles)
SUPKKIOK
KADIO-KLKCTHIC
rilONK:
lI.l!K
3J0
8rrnd
Avenue
Third
Street
HOLIDAYS
Tor
Adults
or
Children
on
the
FaiumiH
(7rnh;im
Island
Norlh
lleach
Fishing.
Bathing.
Badminton,
rifnlo,
Scenic
Drives,
Shouting
In
the
Season.
Rent
a
fully
furnished
cotUje
at
Hungan
River.
For
full
particular
apply
.MRS.
DUNN
Massett,
BC
When
Coming
to
Terrace
or
Lakelse
Hot
Springs
Slake
Arranjtmrnts
With
Swains
Transfer
&
TAXI,
Terrace,
H.C.
I
To
reel
You
j
We
meet
all
trains.
Freight
&
i
passenger
service
anywlf',
i
Lakelse
Lake
and
Lodge,
nf
;
boat
ilV,
A,
3.)
now
in
service
f
on
the
lake.
,
I'are
anywhere
on
the
lk
j
one
adult.
$3.00
...
$1.50
per
hff"
..n.l
I
lul
Ulf.
uuiiiuuilill,
411.
liomi
-
-
-
No
Jul)
too
small.
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ICS
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