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group
of
broken
lines
and
samples,
styled
for
street
wear
and
for
other
occasions.
These
are
better
grade
shoes
taken
from
our
regular
stock
and
priced
To
Clear
at
$1.95,
$2.95,
$3.45
A
wonderful
opportunity
for
those
wearing
the
smaller
sizes.
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DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
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Limited.
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H.
P.
PULLEN
Maraging-EdltCT
98
Friday,
July
27,
1934
SATISFACTORY
OUTCOME
The
Austrian
situation
which
caused
much
worry
to
the
world
seems
to
have
improved
very
greatly
and
there
is
every
likelihood
that
a
strong
government
there
may
.bring
order
out
of
the
political
chaos
of
the
past
months
which
culminated
in
the
assassination
of
Chancellor
Dol-
.f
uss;
Evidently
the
people
of
Austria
are
not
yet
ready
for
the
full
responsibilities
of
government
as
carried
on
in
this,
country
and
the
change
will
be
beneficial
to
thecountry;
temporarily
at
least.
It
is
curious
that
the
crisis
should
have
come
just
twenty
years
from
the
former
crisis
which
precipitated
the
world
war.
A
radio
announcer
the
other
night
drew
attention
to
and
overturns
in
many
countries
of
Europe
and
South
America.
;
Another
interesting
feature
of
the
recent
attempt
to
The
Letter
Box
COMMENDS
UNITY
IDEA
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
reply
to
a
letter
which
appeared
In
your
paper
yesterday,
signed
"Citizen,"
we
wish
to
commend
the
j
idea
offered
in
connection
with
the
j
entertainment
of
our
visitors.
It
isj
j
essential
that
no
overlapping
takes
place
by
the
various
organizations,
j
i
We
are
.sure
that
the
matter
could
I
I
be
taken
care
of
to
the
satisfaction
I
of
every
one.
j
!
We
would
like
to
point
out
that
J
the
Junior
Chamber
.of
.Commerce
'
is
not
undertaking
to
entertain
the
!
visitors,
because
for
on
reason,
Ithey
have
no
money
They
are
not!
j
looking
for
publicity
either.
They1
pledged
themselves
to
support
the
fair
hoard
for
the
following
.iea-;
J
sons:
1.
The
Fair
Board
is
in
debt
to
the
,
bank
and
other
business
houses.
;
2.
Conditions
are
very
favorable:
for
a
carnival.
'
3.
The
fair
idea
should
be
kept
alive.
The
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-'
.merce
aim
is
to
do
the-best
for
the
city
at
all
times
and
will
co-operate
with
any
organization
with
that
end
in
view.
The
wason
we
requested
that
other
organizations
refrain
from
any
activity
that
may.
detract
from
the
success
of
the
carnival
was
I
because
In
the
past
certain
organl-,
zatlons
held
attractions
which
took
:
a
number
of
customers
from
ihei
fair
as
a
result
of
which
the,
Fair'
Board
is
financially
embarrassed.
The
Fair
Board
brings
talent
to
the
city
and
it
guarantees
them
money.
Is
it
fair
for
other
organizations
to
step
in
and
take
the
cream?
This
Is
the
reason
for
our
request
and
has
nothing
to
do
with
the
-entertainment
of
our
naval
visitors,
las
our
friend,
"Citizen,".
assumed.
Yours
very
truly,
JUNIOR
CHAMBER
OF
COMMERCE.
BURNABY
C1RL
LED
PROVINCE
(Continued
from
Page
1
,T
i
4
.
WT
Ji
"
r"r.
",U'V"
Copper
Clty-Edwln
R.
.Dobble,
Oi
.Jury.
Among
mem
were
ine
rrencn
revolution,
me
367.
American
war
01
independence
and
nearly
all
the
revolts,
usk-james
m.
Henderson,
445.
bring
Austria
under
uerman,Nazi
domination
is
the
lllus-,
tration
that
two
can
play
the
strong
arm
game.
It
was
i
in
an
article
in
this
paper
yes
planned
by
means
of
the
"Putsch"
to
force
Austria
into
the
j
rdw
dealing
with
tax
collections
NJ17
ranks
AnnrW
strnnrr
fjiRpist.
rrrnnn
frnstmrrl
tVioia
u
wa
puonsr.ea
purporting
10
move
and
brought
it
under
another
strong
arm
group.
If;
.
.these
had
proved
of
something
like
equal
strength
there
been
would
have
been
a
terrible
civil
war.
yuick
action
to
counteract
the
ftazi
move
destroyed
the
pro-German
attempt.
POULTRY
RAISERS
Check
ROUP
(ftrwchUI
flu)
With,
a
Few
Drops
of
M
This
advertisement
GET
A
REAL
REST
And
Change
of
Climate
FURNISHED
CABINS
Also
Room
and
Board
Mrs.
Birnic's
Camp
Lake
Kalhljm
ree,
385;
Alice
Flnter,
384;
Mary
West,
371;
Helen
CHsen.
368.
-
Queen
Charlotte
City
John
Car-mlchael,
.378.
Skidegate
Richard
E.
Pailant.
444:
Stewart
William
Cameron,
-447;
Shirley
Young,
374;
John
Studdy,
360.
LOCAL
NEWS
be
percentages
of
"Paid"
taxes
In
various
cities.
These
should
have
unpaid"
taxes.
Steamship
Princess
Altee
was
in
port
yesterday
afternoon
south
bound.
She
carried
167
tourists
and
others
south,
one
of
which
left
the
essel
at
this
port
It
was
B.
J.
Thorne
a
round
trip
tourist.
C.
N.;R.
Trains
for
the
East
Mondays,
Tuesday's,
Wednes
days
and
Fridays
6
p.m
From
the
East-
Mondays
and
Saturdays
2:15
pm
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays,
10:20
pjn.
Epicures
claim
that
Cocktails
made
with
Silver
I
f)K?fflCj
""
I
Slipptf
Gin
r
de
ijKllutly
lmooth.
And,
OK
25
0,
I
tfH
Y
GlM
I
it
it
foregone
conclusion
that
't?.i"
"Collins"
or
7377
l
"Flu"
with
thlf
fin
9in
.
b.
art
boX
.
l
ttku&rf?''
I
mote
satisfactory,
because
thy
arc
better
l.S'&&
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
liovernment
of
British
Columbia'7
''
'
1V3
It
pays
SAFETY
PEED
COMFORT
SERVICE
1
t
-
1
1
TURRET
fine
cur
CIGARETTE
TOBACCO
tcosuu.td
KJlAKTTCLtt"
at
"VOCVt"
CJiirtti
Pimm
Miss
Dorothy
Oosse
came
in
on
the
boat
.today
and
Is
visiting
with
her
sister.
Mrs.
Homer
Alexander.
Stores'
staff
Is
returning
today
to
Anyox
from
a
two
weelu'
holiday
in
Victoria.
Pieree
Powell
of
the
Oranby
An
interesting
and
instructive
i
Increased
use
of
Railways
Means
Greater
Prosperity
for
all.
Duxiog
1933,
tbe
Canadian
National
Railway
System,
with
its
23,730
miles
of
track
aod
4,934
stations
or
depots
(386
of
which
arc
in
the
United
States),
carried
31,000.000
tons
.of
freight
and
9,434,000
passengers.
Of
the
freight,
'3,000,000
loos
coosistcd
of
grain.
It
paid
76,000
employees
493,000,000
in
wages.
These
figures
clearly
demonstrate
the
important
public
service
rendered
by
this
system
service
which
continues
all
the
year
round
under
all
Conditions.
In
many
cases.
the
CN.IL
was
the
only
agency
available
for
its
performance,
and
of
course
.much
of
the
erice
was
of
an
indispensable
nature.
.fidelity
of
the
serrice
provided
and
its
importance
are
sufficient
reasons
for
.Canadians
giving
the
C.N.R.
all
the
patronage
possible.
There
arc,
however,
other
inducements,
not
the
least
of
which
is
the
fact
that
the
welfare
of
railways
is
so
lodissulubly
bound
up
with
the
prosperity
of
the
country
that
in
using
them
the
whole
community
is
being
helped
to
better
times.
The
GN.R.
!
is
equipped
to
provide
the
maximum
in
comfort,
safety
and
efficiency.
'You
should
.uie
it
for
all
transportation
purposes.
.The
present
season
.of
the
year
provides
many
tempting
opportunities
for
.using
CN.R.
facilities.
Rjtiluays
froiiJe
special
summer
arts
and
Mxtur
lions.
'itu
ihouLl
inquire
about
them.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
If
You
Have
Used
Purniture
TO
SELL
,0et
in
touch.
with
D.Elio
3rd,
Ave.,
opposite
Moose
Hall
He
buys
and
sells
everything
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Bdson.
Alberta
and
HuJkJey
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley.
W
.also
sell
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat
Oats
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
I
rhnc
III
HOLIDAYS
For
Adults
or
Children
on
the
Famous
Graham
Island
North
Iicach
t'MiUif,
tlalMnx,
lluilinlnliin,
ririik',
Ktvnlr
Urlim,
HIhm(.
tiif
In
t.Ue
oii.
Knit
a
fully
rurnUliril
iirttup
t
nmigan
Krr.
For
full
portlculiri
lr
MllH.
DUNN
Mftiett,
H.O.
WiUiman,
i
addn
-s
w?
-
given
xstcrday
alter-
,
ijepavort
li.
v
Nanulmo.
noon
at
'he
luncheon
of
th
R
'
-
Club
by
Dr
Carter
dlnc-u,r
.if
the
PRICK
01
WHEAT
local
fisheries
experimental
station
VANCOUVER
July
27
-Wheat
on
the
work
of
the
biological
station
was
quo
led
he
today
at
1V
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
i,
Zarelll,
PioprtetoT
MA
IIOMK
AWAY
FKOM
HOME"
Kates
11.00
ap
60
Rooms,
Hot
8t
Cold
Was
Prlncn
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