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best
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of
buyers
here.
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sure
to
show
your
furs
to
Uoirtbloom
before
going;
elsewhere.
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shipment
will
convince
you
that
lie
pays
the
highest
prices,
does
not
change
them
every
day.
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all
the
time.
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on
receipt
of
goods.
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are
interested
in
any
kind
of
fur
as
long
as
there
is
hair
on
it.
'
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Thursday,
March
8,
1934
NEW
EDUCATION
HILL
Many
people,
especially
those
with
sons
and
daughters
who
are
in
their
teens,
were
glad
to
read
that
the
proving
cial
government
was
about
to
make
education
free
up
to
the
age
of
eighteen
years.
It
goes
naturally
with
the
shortening
of
hours
of
labor
that
young
people
.shall
not
be
taken
into
actual
industrial
life
too
early.
For
the
past
two
or
three
years
there
has
been
nothing
for
the
young
men
to
do
and
under
those
conditions
it
is
a
crime
to
keep
them
out
of
fchool
and
turn
them
on
to
the
streets.
Evidently
under
the
new
School
Act
the
municipalities
are
to
be
relieved
to
some
extent
in
the
payment
of
school
teachers
and
this
will
undoubtedly
mean
that
the
salaries
of
teachers
will
be
kept
at
a
reasonable
standard.
IMPROVEMENT
IS
GENERAL
There
is
no
doubt
in
the
world
about
business
conditions
being
generally
bette)
Factories
in
the
east
are
increasing
tlieii-
output
and
farm
products
are
being
sold
at
a
price
that
gives
)me
return
to
the
farmer.
Almost
daily
some
document
comes
to
the
Daily
News
office
which
indicates
that
there
is
an
improvement
in
conditions.
Governmental
reports
received
as-late
as
yesterday
show
that
there
is
an
improvement
in
employment
conditions,
in
prices
and
in
exports
over
imports.
While
wheat
stocks
in
Cnn.ndn
nr.
higher
today
than
they
were
a
year
ago,
the
market
is
slightly
better.
The
price
has
been
stabilized
to
some
ex
tern
ty
trie
government
and
thus
speculation
in
wheat
has
been
greatly
lessened.
The
difficulty
in
connection
with
the
improvement
is
that
men
who
hatfe
been
or
are
out
of
work
find
themselves
forced
to
pay
higher
prices
than
formerly.
These
men
are
still
looking
to
the
two
governments
at
Ottawa
and
Victoria
to
make
it
possible
for
them
to
earn
their
livings
respectably,
instead
of
being
forced
to
take
the
miserable
dole.
Legislation
is
promised
at
Victoria
and
promises
have
been
made
at
Ottawa
but
it
is
a
long
time
to
wait
for
the
men
who
are
wanting
work
and
wages.
Indian
Woman
of
Port
Essington
Died
Last
Night
Advice
was
renewed
at
district
headquarters
or
the
provincial
police
this
morning
of
the
4caUi
at
Port
Esslnston
last
night
of
Mi
Rosa
Herring
aged
Ind'an
resident
of
the
Skeena
River
villain
and
widow
of
the
late
Johnny
Her
ring,
for
years
Indian
poacenun
there,
who
died
some
years
a?u
Mrs.
Herring
had
been
ill
lor
some
time
and
her
death
was
due
to
natural
causes.
The
only
known
rcia
tlve
is
a
nephew,
George
Joaan-son
of
the
sasboat
Fox
wno
iwes
at
Diby
Island.
Tlie
fnneraT
will
lake
place
at
Part
Esslngton
on
Saturday.
Court
Demands
To
Know
Why
Inventor
Is
Held
as
Insane
CHICAGO,
March
8:
Federal
Judge
Woodward
has
Issued
an
order
demanding
the
superintendent
of
the
state
Insane
hospital
to
show
why
Fred
V".
Wolf,
inventor
was
being
held
as
Insane.
I
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Shoe
Store
Limited
Many
a
true
word
Is
embalmed
in
the
old
says.
Experience
will
show
you
the
truth
of
the
proverb:
"Honesty
Is
the
best
policy."
Experience
will
show
you
too
that
"Cheap
footwear
Is
the
dearest
footwear
you
can
buy."
WE
DO
NOT
HANDLE
JUNKRUJT
STOCKS
OR
SECONDS
because
both
these
classes
of
goods
are
"leftovers"
merchandise
which
sells
for
practically
nothing
because
It
is
worth
practically
nothing.
The
money
you
think
you
are
saving
when
you
buy
cheap
footwear
you
might
as
well
throw
away
at
once.
Good
Shoes
and
Good
Rubbers
ouCwear
poor
shoes
and
poor
rubbers
many
times
over,
and
they
keep
their
shape
and
appearance.
THE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
have
always
given
you
the
finest
your
money
can
buy,
and
we
will
continue
to
give
you
the
finest
for
this
lias
been
our
policy
for
many
years.
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HOW
TO
FIND
OUT
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WIN
!MML
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i
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WHAT
TO
DO
FOR
IT
of
Magnnu.
TAKE
i
ta&vorifuUot
1'tnllipt'
Milk
ot
Ma-
,
iwu
m
u
glosa
ol
ww
every
morning
Un
you
'
gr(
Up.
Tat
anoOtrf
traspoonful
ntinutn
aftrr
fating.
And
another
brturr
ou
go
to
rd.
OK-TUr
Ih
new
HlullH'
Milk
of
AWntsU
Titbit
vt
tito'l
It
ch
tfaapouiful
as
di-
rrclfd
atwt.
If
yon
have
Acid
Slomach,
don't
worry
about
it.
Follow
the
simple
directions
yiveu
uboc.
ibis
small
dosage
of
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
acts
at
once
to
neutralize
t
lie
acid
that
cause
headache,
sloimirli
taius
and
ojher
distress.
Try'
it-
You'll
fewl
like
a
new
jierson.
Hut
lie
careful
ynu
pet
genuine
l'liillits'
Milk
of
Magnesia,
or
Mullijis'
Milk
of
Magnesia
Tablet
when
you
buy
2.V
and
JKKr
size.
ALSO
4N
TAUET
fOUM
J'rh
tiny
tatiM
ia
the
tquivahml
of
a
Irasiwofitul
of
(Mfiniw
Pttillipa'
MUk
MAM
IN
CAMAOA
Phillips
Milk
of
Magnesia
BADMINTON
NEARS
END
jCity
Championship
Tournament
.Reaches
Semi-final
Stages
City
badminton
results
.last
night
were
as
follows
A
DIVISION
Men's
Singles
W.
Bryant
beat
I.
Murray
15-12,
12-15.
15-12.
R.
Birtlett
beat
R.
Tobey
15-1,
15-0.
J.
Norrlngton
beat
W.
Lambie
15-1.
15-4,
jK
t
i,
v
-
...
Doubles
Styles
and
R.
Moxiey
beat
R.
iBartlett
and
II.
T.
Cross
18-15,
17-1G.
W.
Bryant
and
W.
Cross
beat
W.
Tobey
and.
R.
.Tobey
15-6,
7-15.
17-15.
Mixed
Doubles
Miss
C.
Mitchell
and
F.
Russell
beat
Miss
N.
Lawrence
and
I.
Mur
ray
15-4,
11-15,
15-3.
Mrs.
Parlow
and
W.
Stamford
beat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Darton
15-7.
15-4.
Miss
B.
Thompson
and
W.
Tobey
beat
Miss
M.
Lawrence
and
J.
Nor
rlngton
15-8.
15-2.
B
DIVISION
P.
Mcintosh
and
P.
Petersen
beat
M.
Gay
and
L.
Murdock
12-15,
15-9.
17-16.
Miss
Y.
Terrien
and
L.
Murdock
beat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oreggor
15-8,
15-4.
W.
Murray
beat
J.
Douglas
15-4,
15-5.
Tonight's
Games
Semi-finals
will
be
played
to-1
night
as
follows:
7:00
J.
Horton
and
O.
Mitchell
vs.
W.
Lambie
and
P.
Russell.
j
7:30
Bill
Tobey
vs.
W.
Bryant.
8:00
R.
Bartlett
vs.
J.
Norrlng-i
ton.
1
8:30-Miss
C.
Mitchell
and
F.
1
Russell
vs.
Mrs.
Horton
and
YV.j
Bryant.
1
9:00
Miss
B.
Thompson
and
W.j
Tobey
vs.
Mrs.
Parlow
and
W.
I
Stamford.
I
9:30
W
Bryant
and
W.
Cross
vs.
winner
Norrlngton
and
Murray
vs.
'
Styles
and
Moxlcy
match.
j
10:00-
T.
Bussanlch
vs.
L.
Mur-j
dock.
'
Spectacular
Basketball
dame
last
Night
Between
Antlered
Herds
About
1:30
this
mfcrnlng.
to
the
strains
of
"See
the
Conquering
fcerus
Come,"
the
local
herd
of
Elks,
kd
by
their
Exalted
Ruler
Lee
Oor-Idon,
left
the
Moose
Hall,
Uie
captain
of
their
basketball
team,
.Jack
Dougherty,
his
face
all
smiles,
bearing
in
his
arms
the
celebrated
Moose
Legion
Cup,
which
the
Elks
team
had
won
after
a
well
.played
and
hard
fought
game.
Bering
the
first
half
the
Moose
lost
(their
chances
ot
ficurlug
a
big
lead
by
their
poor
shooting.
At
the
breather
the
score
stood
5
to
4
In
favor
.of
the
Moose,
during
the
rest
period
the
Mk
rooters,
led
by
Alex
Mitchell,
got
busy
and
pepped
up
their
teurn
by
melodious
singing.
It
must
have
done
them
good
for,
on
coming
into
acUon
in
the
second
half,
the
fans
present
were
shown
just
how
basketball
should
be
play-,
ed
by
the
Elks
profesional
player
Harry
Menzle.
supported
by
Dough
ety.
Stone.
Peters
ant
Styles.
This
aggregation
of
young
blood
proved
to
the
Bald
headed
Moose
Legion
team
that
youth
will
have
Its-
day
by
winning
the
game
12
to
7.
Tins
game
was
the
result
of
a
challenge
thrown
out
to
the
Moose
(Lodge
from
the
Elks
Lodge
and
wa
jlayed
at
the
Moose
Hall
where
the'
aiembers
of
the
Elks
were
Invited
to
a
social
evening
by
the
Moo6e.
After
the
game
all
sat
down
to
a
shrimp
supper
which
was
much
en
joyed.
Dictator
OUlls
Royer
of
the
Moose
Lodge
presented
the
cup
to
the
winning
team
and,
in
a
few
well
chosen
words,
welcomed
the
Slks.
In
response
Exalted
Ruler
Lee
Gordon
thanked
the
Moose
and
hoped
that
this
was
the
first
of
nany
such
gatherings
to
be
held.
A
shrimp
picking
contest
between
three
members
of
each
lodge
resul
ted
In
a
draw,
the
spectators
eating
up
the
shrimps
as
oon
the
they
were
picked.
In
a
paper
rolling
content
between
Walter
Johnson
and
J
Dougherty
for
the
Elks
and
J.
Ratchford
and
W.
Grey
for
the
Moose.
W
Orcy
won.
Some
card
tricks
performed
by
Capt.
Fogarty
were
very
clever
and
mystifying
and
won
much
applause
After
community
singing
the
oarty
broke
up,
everybody
golne
home
happy.
Walter
Johnson
refereed
the
bas
ketball
and
BUI
Bacon
was
on
the
ddellnes.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
.East
at
10
o'clock,
was
reported
hs
morning
to
be
on
time
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A
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with
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Tike
a
good
look
t
these
two
free
from
smoke,
toot
sad
odor,
pictures
the
stove
is
the
nme
It
gives
a
ittddy,ttnhtl
which
in
both,
but
What
difference
you
can
adjust
or
rebuilt
tj
io
cleanliness
sod
convenience!
the
turn
of
a
vle.
No
Uhour,
Which
is
the
happier
woman?
no
watching
and
abiolutelt
A
Silent
Glow
Oil
Burner
in
safe.
Hums
cneip
fuel
oil.
lh
stalled
in
vour
present
range,
burner
is
guaranteed
in
writiog
beater
or
furnace
saves
labour
for
five
vears.
See
the
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and
is
positively
clean,
silent,
Glow
before
you
bur,
IT
LIGHTS
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MORI;
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