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EDITION
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Auburn,
New
York
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of
the
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"Enna-Jcttick
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Women
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quickly
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tLua
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IndltM'lion.niiiir
olomiD
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habit,
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rrUci
over-uciJil.
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Obtalnnble
In
powdtr
form,
or
In
con-vcniciil-tinnrry
tablet.
21G
Wluxt
ifva.
tvuui,
it.
BISMUTH
IH
MAGNj7
Iff
a
Protective
Heutrslizer-
NOT
a
Laxative
5
Due
to
the
presept
low
rale
in
the
exchange
it
has
made
Uus
purrha&e
possible.
We
are
able
to
offer
jour
Arch-Supporting
Comfort
Shoes
in
pleasing
patterns
and
at
a
favor-ab'e
price.
Your
Inspection
is
Cordially
Invited
Tuesday,
March
20,
1934.
HUDSON
HAY
HOUTE
Hon.
Dr.'R.
J.
'Manion,
minister
of
railways
jn
the
Bennett
government,
says
that,
so
far,
the
government
has
invested
$53,000,000
in
the
Hudson
Bay
route.
The
interest
charges
are
two
and
a
half
million
dollars
annually
and
there
has
been
a
deficit
on
operation
of
the
railway
and
port
each
year
so
far.
However,
he
expects
an
improvement
in
business
over
the
route
this
year,
It
was
already
announced
that
a
number
of
ships
were
planning
to
enter
Hudson
Bay
for
cargo
during
the
coming
open
season,
August
8
to
October
8.
Lindsay
IT)
174
Viereck
j"S)
86
Campbell
4T)
83
Hirario
IT)
78
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouvei
Tuesday
CataJa
1:30
p.m.
Thurs.
6s.
Pr.
Rupert
10:15
p.m.
Friday
ss.
Prin.
Louise
10
p.m.
Ss.
Cardcna
midnight
Mar.
15
and?i
M.Tr.
Norah
p.m.
from
VDeoavri
Sunday.
Catala
prn.
Wed.-s,
Pr,
Rupert
10
a.rn,
Friday
s.
Jrin.
Louise
10
pjn.
Ss.
Cardena
pm.
Mar.
11
and
25
Pr.
Norah
ajn.
For
Auyog
and
Stewart
J
Sunday
ss,
Catala
8
pm.
Wed-ss.
Pr.
Rupert
4
pjn.
From
Anyox
and
Stewart
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
11:30
a.rn,
1
Thurs,
ss,
Pr
Ruptrt
.,
8
p.m.
!
LADY
LUCK
234
X.
Nakamoto
JUS)
211
Comadina
W)
-
.118
.Moxley
UlSl
87
Armstrong
(M
60
Blake
IM)
54
Lindsay
JM)
53
Campbell
W)
51
Kelson
Wj
35
IIS.
JUghficJiooi;
W,
Warriors;
M.
Merchants,
Ladles'
League
Lowe
4Card
..
180
Boddle
4Card)
7
Smith
(Com
CO
Ritchie
UlSJ
54
Irvine
J
Com)
47
Enid
Morris
team)
36
Brooksbank
MIS)
32
Stone
(Card)
32
Ttte
Com)
32
E.
Davis
HS)
25
Card,
Cardinals;
Com,
Comets;
IIS,
High
School.
Junior
league
they
all
take
part
and
do
a
little
the
work
will
develop
until
Enati
Palmer
iFt
W)
69
m
Mr,
Grant's
suggestion
might
become
an
accomplished
Kishimoto
isj
48
fact
(Fulton
(Fi
42
------------------.
(Montesano
Scy)
41
iX
naitamoio
bi
au
I
T,
Trojans;
S,
Scouts;
Scy,
Scythians;
F.
Flashes.
,
ON
THRONE
will
be
made
tomorrow.
SPORT
CHAT
The
National
Hockey
League
schedule
for
the
1933-34
seaton
was
had
more
than
double
the
number
completed
at
the
end
of
Uie
week
piled
up
by
the
next
In
order
while
ond
Ule
pky-ott.
first
tor
the
Jack
Lindsay
also
more
Uian
Jeaue
championship
and
Uien
for
doubled
any
one
else
in
the
Junior
ine
Stanley
Cup,
emblematic
of
the
League
.
world's
professional
hockey
cium-
Totals
have
been
announced
as
.lwnsnP.
win
soon
oe
in
progress
For
several
years
the
government
has
taken
active
steps
jaanterbane
uisi
284
i
l
miAnMl.nr.n
1
.
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T
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ciiwuiiiiic
sinu
uJiiLT
uv
uie
iiuuson
nav
route
out
irus
year
no
chartering
was
being
done
by
it.
A
suggestion
might
be
made
to
the
federal
government
that
it
also
take
a
slight
interest
in
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
but
that,
evidently,
would
be
expecting
too
much.
EACH
DO
A
LITTLE
While
it
may
seem
a
little
early
to
talk
.about
gardening,
it
is
noticeable
that
a
great
many
people
have
already
started
and
some
have
turned
'oyer
the
soil
from
end
to
end
of
their
gardens
already.
But
it
is
not
that
we
wish
to
talk
about
particularly.
Last
year
we
stronclv
urced
each
one
to
flo
something
to
improve
the
appearance
of
the
city.
We
renew
the
suggestion
this
year.
If
each
does
something,
if
only
the
planting
of
a
window
box,
the
city
will
steadily
improve
in
appearance
from
year
to
year.
Its
possibilities
are
tremendous.
Recently
James
Grant,
the
markets
commissioner,
was
in
the
city.
He
is
a
gardener
and
shows
his
ability
by
cultivating
a
beautiful
little
place
a
few
miles
out
of
Victoria.
On
it
he
has
a
rock
garden
which
adds
much
to
its
attractiveness.
While
in
Prince
Rupert
he
remarked
on
the
wonderful
opportunities
here
for
beautification.
The
city
is
laid
out
in
such
a
way
that
it
could
easily
be
the
prettiest
city
in
Canada.
Everything
depends
upon
the
neonle.
If
follows:
Senior
League
Stiles
fCNRI
.451
Johnson
(CNR)
146
Kelsey
KJ
.'
144
Oillls
(G)
127
Mitchell
Ki
-
122
Scott
K
112
Roy
Morrison
lOI
109
Gurvlch
iO
106
Wingham
K
87
Pierce
tO
85
CNR,
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association;
K,
Kaiens;
O,
Orotto.
Intermediate
League
As
usual,
considerable
interest
i
being
displayed
In
Prince
Rupert
as
to
the
outcome.
While
the
Toronto
Maple
Leaf
and
Detroit
Red
Wlrigs
had
long
since
cinched
fh-it
place
honors
in
the
International
and
American
Divisions
respectively,
the
race
lor
second
place
positions
in
either
division
was
In
doubt
right
up
to
the
end
of
the
schedule.
;
-
,
In
the
Internatonal
Division
Ui
Montreal
Maroons
were
able
to
se-
:ure
second
place
by
playing
a
draw
with
the
Ottawa
Senators
at
the
week-end.
finishing
with
a
scant
point
to
the
good
over
the
Canadlens
who
won
over
Detroit
Jlcd
Wings.
The
New
York
Amerj-
ans
were
left
well
down
In
fourth
ilace
while
the
Ottawa
Senators
had
no
competition
fpr
the
cellar
In
the
American
Division
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
List
Thursday,
by
a
victory,
over
the
Toronto
laDle
Leafs,
.displaced
the
New-York
Rangers
from
second
place
ind
retained
the
position
by
wln-ine
over
Toronto
on
Sunday
after
"he
Rangers
lost
to
the
Manle
Lea.fi
;n
Saturday,
the
New-Yorkers
thus
ailing
to
rUe
main,
out
of
third
llace.
Boston
Bruins
finished
the
reason
far
behind
In
the
cellar
and
out
of
the
play-off
picture.
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
Toronto
20
0
13
174
110
Montreal
20
11
17
120
110
Canadlens
22
0
,20
09
101
Americans
1C
10
22
10G
132
Ottawa
13
0
29
108
138
American
Division
Detroit
.
..
,24
10
14
113
98
Chicago
20
11
17
89
83
.Rangers
20
.8
20
J
17
125
Boston
17
,5
2(5
110
131
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is
jjiaimno
kcoklil;
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61
SI
JOi:
J'UIMI'AII
Ki:C)NM
4
MONTREAL.
March
20:
(CP)
Charjle
Conachcr
of
the
Toronto
Maple
Lwifs
Jed
the
t
olnt
Kttrs
of
Uie
Rational
Hockey
League
-for
the
reason
f
whlcli
ended
Burnley
nlglit
by
making
2
goals
wluch,
with
20
assists,
gave
him
a
season's
t
total
of
52
point.
Joe
Prlmean,
also
of
Uie
Maple
J-afs,
was
second
wlUi
40
points,
official
figures
released
by
Uw
Na-
tlonal
Hockey
league
last
f
night
revealed.
l'IIIIUV
lliriJI
Wlllt.ll
tlUUIll
ll
Ull-
i-Ulllt
Hint-
imMIIJ
Jiiw-
Tobacco
Growing
in
Sunny
Sumas
ArivnnrPfl
fn
Finnic
Blklgc
Lea8UC-ln
Ule
thcomipg
lUVdllLcU
IU
I
llldlo
crlbbage
and
bridge
'
InleMeague
c'ompctlUon.
Tlw
irsuU
ot
last
60
Musketeem
andKmpress
(o
flay
Off
n,,ls
M
follows:
42
For
Ititht
to
May
in
Crlbliage-32
Jtrldge
I
Jnal
Musketeers
and
Empress
laBti
night
emerged
as
flnalllsts
In
the
4
Crlbbage
League
ior
the
privilege!
of
rnci'llng
the
winners
of
the
Cold
Storag
vs.
.Orotto.
linallLsts
in
Uie
First
Hound
Empress
9.
Canadian
Uglort
8.
Muskfctecrs
8,
Orotto
7.
Moose
.0.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
15.
Elks
7.
Oddfellows
8.
Second
Jtound
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
6,
Musketeers
10.
Oddfellows
7.
Empress
8,
Clubbing
Offer
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Tuesday,
March
20
jtJ.
British
Columbia
Tobacco
In
Making
The
Family
Shoe
Store
'SPORT'
Third
Avenue.
LIMITED
Phone
35
NEW
ARRIVALS!
We
have
just
imparked
a
sinj'
nient
of
Women's
"KVEKYDAY"
)Velted
Shoes
Showing
15
lac-fc
and
ISrown
Kid
Ties,
Straits
and
SHirt
(Oxfords
that
FIT.
ri
ta
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NEWS.
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Every
Afternoon.
Except
8unday.
by
Prince
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News,
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delivery,
by
maU
or
carrier,
yeariy
period
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advance
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For
lesser
periods,
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In
advance,
per
week
.10
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
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Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
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per
year
3.00
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and
Circulation
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KIMKUtU;
ltl-GINA
I'KOM
1'IVCK
HACK
&
REOINA,
March
20:
1CP1
Klmberley
Dynamiters,
JJrl-
tish
Columbia
senior
amateur
hockey
chauinlons,
defeated
Reglna
Aces.
Saskatchewan
champions,
last
nlsht
bv
a
score
of
3
lo
J,
taking
the
two-
game
round
by
a
score
of
7
to
3.
Score
at
the
end
of
tht
list
period
was
one-all.
SCORERS
IN
BASKETBALL
Stiles
Tops
Senior
League;
Santer-bane,
Intermediate;
L.
Lowe,
Ladies,
and
Lindsay,
Junior
I
odd
ess
of
Chance
Rules
With
Sweepstake
Drawing
llorses
For
Zi
Canadians
DUULJN.
March
20:
(CP)
The
Qoddes
of
Chance
ruled
again
.today
with
the
attribution
the
world
aver
of
tickets
which
may
be
worth
anything
from,
$500
to
$150,000
depending
upln
the
outcome
of
the
Crand
National
Steeplechase
to
be
un
on
Friday
at
the
Atntiee
Course
at
Liverpool.
I
More
than
$15,000,000
has
been
subscribed
to
the
Irish
Hospitals
Sweepstakes
from
wlvlch
$9,000,000
has
been
made
available
for
prizes.
Fifty-four
horses
figure
In
Uie
draw
although
the
entry
list
has
:
'.f
!i
reduced
to
under
forty.
;
Thirty-two
Canadians
drew
hor
ses.
twenty-one
being
starters.
the'
e
tra
w
for
eWht
hundred
con-various
Individual
scoring
totals
in
'at
,ZM
f
ond
for
local
basketball
leagues
for
f
the
season
recenUy
closed
have;""
-
been
prepared.
Albert
1
Sonny
1
Stiles
amassed
the
rather
ponderous
total
of
451
points
in
the
Senior
Division,
more
than
three
times
Uie
number
secured
by
any
other
player.
Santerbane
topped
the
Lnter-medate
League
by
a
comfortable
margin
with
a
total
of
284
points.
Lillian
Lowe,
with
ISO
points
Jn
all,
lllrls
tying
the
green
tobacco
leaves
at
the
Sutnai
Tobacco
Farm.
Finest
Tobacco
in
World
Grown
At
Sumas
on
Reclaimed
Lake
Area
When
the
veterans
w
ere
returning
from
the
wur
and
Oliver
and
his
cabinet
w
e
criticized
for
their
pry
wag
clamed
that
the
B
u."
was
of
little
value
ui.
'
work
had
proven
mud:
Today
the
Buraas
tr
.
U
the
flnent
tobacco
t(;
a
the
Oliver
government
was
looking
about
for
some
way
to
tin
lhe
world
canudu
.
.
.
1
.
a.
1
.1
I4IIU
LUULMUiy
IIU.-
llli
.
'IV
vide
Homes
ror
many
01
mem,
worK
was
Marten
on
tntM-.
.
reclaiming
of
Sumas
Lake
lands.
Iueh
money
wa
exien-1
only
u
the
totweca
gi
"
ded
on
the
project
and,
during
the
election
that
followed,
'but
also
there
are
24
.
1
fcarhpf
the
pUnts
coti
tluee
and
a
half
-enU
toraUe.
One
flor
of
Canadian
Tobaccos
Ltd.
factory
at
Vancouver
wbrr
the
tobacco
leaves
are
sulnnittrd
to
the
proceM
of
cang,
cutting,
and
cooling.
and
other
buildings
n.
1
complete
tobacco
fartorr
t
ing
during
the
busy
m-
v
l.j
1
and
women".
Last
wascti
400
,
vere
planted
to
tobur
''1
T
Jie
acreage
lias
been
uv
r.-
if
:
'..000
aertn.
Tlie
total
area
of
rt
In
the
Sumas
area
.
,
b.
,
Ihoucxnd
acrw
and
.1
,
:
'
the
tureen
of
the
Uibar.
.
Jt
Is
probable
the
wh';r
.
.
v
non
be
utilijed
Tlie
tobaeco
firm
notrolled
by
Brltisl-
C
.
.-
.
j
teietts
and
just
now
.
ampalgn
Is
being
r.r
:
:r
'
-
Hruun
Columbia
or
r
-
Ufelr
ovfn
weed
:r..'f
tng
east
for
their
snvJc-
CASH
FOR
OLD
GOLD
Bring
V
Your
Old
f.oid'
'
'
We
will
pay
you
Ktc.
IHMslble
price
We
can
use
some
f
here
in
our
businc
If
you
have
some
goi'l
urtklri
lyltig
around
useleisiv
better
turn
them
in
now
wii
,
premium
is
at
its
h:
:
'
Also
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