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a
feature
to
our
Annual
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we
grouped
together
for
Friday
only
an
assortment
'of
Women
s
Shoes
'to
clear
tat
$1.00
a
Pair
A
'wonderful
opportunity
for
'those
smaller-sizes.
wearing
'the
No
Charges,
Refunds
or
'Exchanges
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
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Sunday,
by
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Third
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,H.
F.
PULLttN
Managing-Mitci
'UA1LY
"EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Thursday,
Sept.
13.
1934
PREMIER
PATTULfLO'S
VISIT
Eon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
Prime
Minister
of
British
Columbia
and
Member
of
the
Legislative
Assembly
for
Prince
IRupert,
will
be
-doubly
welcome
in
Prince
'Rupert
'tomor
row
"from
a
ptlblic
standpoint
as
member
for
this
seat
and
premier
of
the
province
and
personally
amonc
his
mi
merous
friends
and
.admirers.
His
visit,
-we
understand,
will,
penorce,
be
somewhat
abbreviated
on
account
of
pressure
of
public
duties
in
the
-capital
.which,,
particularly
in
thesetimes,
are
diversif
iedramHrnportant.
That
the
day
or
so
he
spends
here
will
be
busy
ones
are
certain.
There
are
a
number
of
public
matters
4o
be
taken
up
with
him
oy
various
local
organizations
and
me
has
already
"accepted
two
speaking
engagements
including
a
'Chamber
of
Commerce
dinner
tomorrow
evening.
Possibly,
the
premier
may
have
'some
interesting
announcements
to
make
although
there
-has'been
no
-official
intimation
to
that
effect.
'
Itwill
be
air.
Pattullo's
second
-visit
to
the.city.since
becoming
premier.
However,
the
first
'visit,
-one
a
-few
months
ago,
it
will
be
rememberedwas
marred
by
a
pain-ful
indisposition
from
which
he
is
now
understood
to
be
completely
'recovered.
At
timesome
may
think
It
would
be
desirable
if
the
premier
could
find
the
time
to
visit
us
more
frequently.
However,
it
is
notlikely
that
very
many
of
us,
if
itcamedown
to
it,
would
ask
him
to
relinquish
the
important
posts
he
iha
held
in
the
affairs
of
the
province
ever
since
we
first
elected
him
as
our
member
of
the
legislature
i
order
to
come
back
as
aprivdte
member
an
dlive
among
us,
.mudi
as
we
might
like
to
have
him
here
from
the
personal
standpoint.
After
all,
we
elected
him
to
represent
us
-at
ictgria
and
not
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
fact
that
he
-has
t.ibeerlf(1emanded
if
or
a
provincial
rather
than
a
local
leader
Should
not
hamper
our
local
interests
one
whit.
In
iadt
many
of
his
friends4are'conlinced
that
Mr.
Pattullo
is
de
stined
some
day
to
become
anational.leader.Who
knows.?
One
thing
we
all
know
is
that
Mr.
Pattullo,
'throughout
the
years
he
has
been
our
member,
has
had
the
affairs
of
his
home
riding
close
at
hamland
heart
anfl
none
can
say
that
the
riding
has
suffered
'through
the
fact
that
his
important
duties
in
the
sphere
of
provincial
affairs,
which
have
led
to
his
now
receiving
the
office
of
premier,
highest
in
the
gift
of
the
province,
have
made
it
impossible
for
diim
to
make
his
home
here.
The
Fish
which.made
PrincefRupert
Famous
U
Rup
ert
Brand1
SMOKED
BLMK
COD
Prepared
I)ily,Bj
'Canadian
Fish
&
Colfl
Storage
ltd.
I'UINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
mciui
is
DELIGHTFUL
Skill
and
Genius,
Rare
'in
'One
So
Young,
Displayed
by
.Miss
Marie
-Balagno
Technical
skill
and
interpretative
i
genius
in
measure
remarkable
fori
'
oneso.young
were-dlsplayedby
Miss
Marie
Balagno,
gifted
though!
youthful
local
tplanlste.
in
recital'
last
night
at
First
United
Church
under
'the
auspices
df
the
Prince
Rupert
'Philharmonic
Society.
The
young
artist
presented
an
ambitious
hinri
Hitersif
feti
'program
f
Elec
tions
not
often
attempted
by
one
of
such
few
'years
iand
she
acqultteUJ
herself
--so
splendidly
ithat
;an
ovation
v-as
tglven
hy
un
laubienee
which
practically
filled
the
auditorium
df'thechurch.
While
MlssBalagno's
remarkable'
technique
and
fingering
ability
was;
outstandlng.ihar
touch,control
und,
tone
left
.nothing
to
be
desired
by
the
more
discerning.
.'She.
unques-
Uonably.'has
b
gredt
musical
career
in
store.
Her
attainments
are
now
such
that
she
must
turn
to
the
more
advanced
musical
Instructors
and
she
leaves
tonight
:f
or
Victoria
to
take
upresidenee
for'the
coming
year
at
St.
Joseph's
Academy
where
she
will
continue
her
studies.
Miss
Balagno
was
assisted
by
Dr
'..
Oeddes-Lage,
popular
local
bari
tone,
as
guest
arUst.
Dr.
Large's
first
selection
was
the
virile
'Tor
eador
Song"
from
Carmen.
The
vocalist
was
in
-splendid
voice
and
an
encore
was
demanded.
The
Fairies"
being
given
In
response.
In
the
second
section
of
the
program,
Dr.
Large
sang
"Leetle
Bateese"
and.
In
response
to
another
encore,
offered
The
'Oreen
Eyed
Dragon."
Charles
P.
Balagno
was
M
Us
Balagno's
Projrra
m
Miss
Balagno's
program,
which
speaks
for
Itself,
was
as
follows:
Prelude
In
D"
and
"Fugue
ln
D,"
a.
S.
Bach).
Fantasia
in
C
minor."
(Mozart).
Sonata.
Opus
27.
No.
2"
Moon
light
Sonata),
"Adagio
Sostenuto.'
"Allegretto."
"Presto
Agitato."
(Bee
thoven).
The
(Lark,"
(Glinka
'Balaklrew).
Scherzo
Valse"
and
"Caprice
Espangnole."
(Mosdcowski).
At
the
close,
the
audience
-clamored
for
an
encore
to
whichiMiss
Balagno
responded
by
i
giving
iMc-
Dowell's
"Hungarian."
"Martin
Tan
Cooten
presided
at!
the
door
and
ushers
were
Walter;
ind
Carl
Smith.
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Tenn..
won
the
middleweight
champion
-pionship
of
the
world
Tuesday
,
night,
defeating
Vince
Dundee,
the
tltlehoider,
Jn
fifteen
slashing
,
rounds.
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thy.
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The
Excellence
of
C.N.R.
Service
Exemplified
by
Dining
Cars
and
Hotels.
With
practically
all
forms
of
land
irin$porutioh,'other
Ihin
rsllwsyi,
the'torlly'iervlct
.rendered
is
the
conveyance
of
the
"pmenger
from
one
pUce
to
snoiher
thi
is
all.
Problems
of
personil
corrrenirnre
-anil
rn
mfnrf
.t
ltd
;tn
thr
.panenger
to
solve
for
hlmielf
as
'best
'he
msy.
uuiiunuing
execpuon.
'Rsirways,
'however,
"re
'the
:!Nofmereyri$
this
rastter
of
traniportation
attended
to,
but
it.
it
done
in
such
a
way
-as
to
add
to
it'the
importanttcohsiderations
of
safety,
comfort
and
speeU.
The
'idesl
striven'for
is
to
make
the
passencer
fetl-nd
be
as
comfortable
and
as
free
from
ansiety
t
he
would
be
in
his
own
home.
That,
at
ny.ratt,
is
the'CN;R.
ideal.
How
this
is
being
done
can
.perhaps'best'be
illusiraied'bf
taking
CN.R.
dining
cars
and
hotels
as
typicaTexarrjrJIes.
Tlie
dining
;
car
of
t
CN.R.
train
ii
;
highly
organized
and
eipertly
managed,
and
it
meets
adequately
and
unobtruivry
the
desires
of
even
the
most
fastidious
traveller.
(Here
"are
'to
.be
had
.fiseU-priced
meals
of
a
nullity
and
variety
which
challenge
those
-serveid'under.ihe
most
favourable
conditions
anywhere.
In
keeping
with
C.N.R.,poIicy,
the
dining
carservice
'his
been
'improved
and
modtrnise3an'd
prices
are
as
low
as
-nd-frequently
lower
thin
-prcvall'ln'chy
restaurants.
Then
Ihe
CJN.R.
'hotels
are
Tmong
the
best
on
the
American
continent.
The
Chlteau
Launer
at'Oirawa,
The
MacUonaIdt.Tdmonton,
and
Tlic'Fort
Garry
at
Wirfnlpeg
not
only
lend
lustre
'to
the
cities
in
which
ihey
aresituated.'but
are
knownfi
over
theworld.
They
have
ifTorUeU
hospitiliry
to
leiding
statesmen,
fintncicri.
nd'travelle-fs
fromalUorners
df
the
tflobc.
a'nil
their
!pr.,e,
are
prXmed
everywhere
by
thdse'whoppreciite
TanU
are
iblc
u
commmU
'the
best.
One
and
other
CN.R.
hoil.-thetr1,ospitalirv
is'anilable
to
ll,'hthrWbtrfurw
sojourn
of
hmg
duration
or
juitlfor-i-tnelL.
here
as
belng
rypical-of
CNiK.
service,
throughout
trie
whole
The'deiire
to
,
provide
he
best
afthe
lowest
cost.
You
can
test
this
JyouVVelf.
system.
Tritd
by'GNlR.nd
fl
thoroughly
sitified.
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