K3
TVTO
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DAtLT
NTVVS
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Family
Shoe
Slore
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Avenue.
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SALE
of
SHOES
Regular
Prices!
Yes!
At
Itcgular
Prices
tliatstillaf
frtl
ymijhe
most
attractive
values
in
the
stores
today!
Pric
counts
for
a
lot
these
days,
but
not
everything.
.
.
It
Is
far
wiser
to
pay
a
little
more
for
the
privilege
of
choosing
from
a
full
range
of
styles,
sizes
and
fittings,
of
being
SUKE
you
will
wear
the
shoes
you.
purchase
with
PLEASURE.
COMI
OKT
and
SATISFACTION,
.
.
Our
regular
prices
guarantee
this,
and
in
addition
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mall
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TIIK
CRISIS
t
(
Is
hcWThe
people
need
comfort,
that
they
may
know
what
to
41h.
the
f
dee,
of
all
the
great
depression,
suffering
and
dkmss
riow
ujwli
the
world
all
the
nations
are
preparing
for?nother
Wnr,
Is'
there
a
way
of
escape?
This
knowledge
is
of
mosj
vital
importance
to
you
Just
now.
For
a
Scriptural
and
therefore
a
logical
explanation
of
world
conditions
you
are
Invited
to
hear
Judge
Rutherford
by
electrical
transcription
on
the
subject:
"Can
the
World
be
Recovered?"
at
135
Second
Avenue,
near
Clapp
Block.
Sunday.
March
4th
at
7:30
p.m.
Seats
free.
No
collection.
THE
SUN
LIFE
STATEMENT
This
Is
the
time
of
the
year
when
statements
of
public
institutions
are
published.
H
say
public
because
the
Sun
Life
Is
owned
by
more
than
one
million
policyholders."
Statements
sometimes
make
dry
reading.
But:
THIS
IS
WHAT
IT
MEANS
Let
us
go
back
Just
to
1929
and
see
what
has
been
done
In
the
four
years
of
Depression.
THE
SUN
LIFE
HAS
1.
Paid
out
to
Its
policyholders
and
beneficiaries
$380,000,000
2.
Increased'
its
assets
by
55,000,000
3.
Increased
its
insurance
In
force
by
over
307,000,000
4.
Dividends
paid
td
policyholders
in
1933
over
16,000,000
Remember
that
the
Sun
Life
of
Canada
Is
the
largest
Life
Insurance
Company,
not
In
Canada
only
but
In
the
British
Empire
NonIndusttiul
Insurance).
Indeed
It
Is
a
story
of
(Ireat
Progress
under
difficult
conditions.
S.
J.
Jabour
Northern
B.C
Representative
II
ts.uu
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3.M
'9.00
1.40
.25
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rc
Saturday,
March
3,
1934
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister,
Rev.
YV.
I).
Grant
Ilollingwortli,
R.A.
Ortanlst:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
11
A.M.,
Sermon
Subject:
"ANDREW,
THE
MAN
OF
DECISION"
12:15,
Sunday
School
12:30,
Weslvlcw
School
7:30
PM
Sermon
Subject:
"WANTED!
A
NEW
CODE!"
l.."My
country,
'right
or
wrong."
Is
such
a
philosophy
still
possible?
2.
Tile
folly
of
nationalism.
3.
What'
will
bring
in
prosperity
revolution
or
revelation?
'
'
!
All
vsltors
welcome.
The
Letter
Box
niiNci:
niU'Eitr
nmuc
LIHKAItV
Editor.
Dally
News:
At
the
meeting
called
by
Com-
'
mlssloner
Alder
on
Monday
night,
last
u
resolution
was
passed
that
a
committee
be
appointed
by
the
commissioner
to
raise
money
which
Is
badly
needed
for
buying
new
up-UMhe-mlnute
books
as
well
as
re-
binding
old
ones.
It
was
brought
out
at
the
meet-1
1
Inp-
that
the
library
Is
not
receiv-'
lng
the
usual
government
grant'
and
that
the
city
cannot
appro-'
cover
expenses.
I
Outside
of
a
few
private
cash
rto-!
nations
received
and
the
Gyro
Book
Campaign,
the
library
re
ceived
no
assistance
last
year.
Yet,
while
the
library
was
working
under
these
hardships.
Its
usefulness
i
Increased
until
today
the
number
jof
persons
using
this
wonderful
Institution
stands
at
3.7CP.
j
The
committee
was
apuolntcd
on
Wednesday.
It
held
Its
first
meet
Ing
Thursday
and
laid
plans
to
School
Supplies
M
MM
MM
MM
1
MBMMMMHMMMMI
Grotto
Improves
Lead
in
Billiards
Rert
Mortaii'
Befeated
Charlie
Youiiftinan
?00
to
16
in
Pot-'
poned'Game
i
nert
Morgan,
a
rotto.de
tented
C.
L.
'
Youngman,
"
ratse
at
least
one
thousand
dollars.
C.
Baptle
iCL
14
while
several
proposals
were
sub-
O.
Brown
iOt
13
mltted
for
consideration,
two
will
P.
Ptilchard
tEmi
14
be
used
at
the
present
tlme--vls;
Uoy'TVi.
g
E)
2
private
donations
and
sale
of
pat
C.P.Balagno
(Elksi
14
'ron's
tickets
through
the
various
E.
Batt
iG
14
.
organizations.
Every
organization
L.
Raabe
Emt
3
will
be
asked
to
appoint
a
repre-
J.
Judge
'CLi
8
;
sentatlve
to
assist
the
"Library
Pa-
F.
Aldrldge
Em
10
tron's
Committee"
to
act
as
a
con-
G.
P.
Tinker
CL
12
nectihg
link.
Every
organization
W.
Willlscroft
(Em
11
will
be
allotted
so
many
tickets
to
J.
May
iG
....
13
sell.
C.
Youngman
CLi
9
'Private
donations
will
be
greatly
O.
Howe
Oi
13
appreciated.
The
following
have
3.
Doheity
Elks
.12
consented
to
act
as
collecting
agen-
M.
M.
Lamb
CL
12
cles:
Bank
of
Montreal,
Canadian
J.
Bulger
Elks)
19
'Bank.
of
Commerce.
Royal
Bank
of
W.
Stuart
lElksi
.
14
I
Canada,
Edward
Llpsett
Ltd.,
S.
D.
Macdonald
iG
6
!
Hunt's
Limited,
City
Treasurer's
E.
-Morris
Elks
Office,
Northern
B.
C.
Power.
Q
Si
M.
E.
Young
lRm.
S
Grocery
and
Sub-Post
Office
No.
B.
Morgan
a
1.
Seal
Cove.
These
private
dona-
A.
Murray
CLt
tlons
will
be
acknowledged
In
the
w.
E.
Hutson
iO)
1.
That
the
Prince
Rupert
Publlo
A.
Harvey
(CD
I
Library
will
be
absolutely
a
free
8.
Jurmaln
E)
library.
I
2.
Those
that
can
give
are
asked
to
give
as
much
ns
they
can
but
those
who
find
It
impossible
to
assist
owing
to
conditions
will
not
be
expected
to
give.
One
thousand
dollars
may
seem
a
great
deal
of
money
to
raise
but,
when
you
consider
there
are
25
dlf-
I'ferent
organizations
taking
part
5
14
14
12
7-
press.
W.
Ranee
CL).
.1
It
Is
the
committee's
desire,
to
A.
Donald.
Em,
r.-14
make"tu-o
facts
clear
before
Prince
J.
Saunders-F3k)
8
Rupert
citizens:
M.
McLachlan
Em
8
and
3,769
patrons
to
canvass,
the
result
is
practically
assured.
it
has
been
my
privilege
to
conduct
two
campaigns
In
1933
and
I
It.
Mcnzie
ElksJ
A.
Beale
CL
W.
Lamble
iElk-i
A.
Zadaroski
0)
12
1
H
2
2
1
Ttt.
13S9
2731
25J7
2701
380
2CT2
2609
5C6
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1850
2187
1W7
2337
1016
2331
2151
2136
2301
2475
1062
874
2430
2433
2000
,
1209
172
2400
1371
1371
1997
157
2159
305
237
138
SPORT
CHAT
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199
195
IDS
193
193
101
191
189
137
185
182
131
181
180
179
179
178
177
177
177
175
174
173
173
173
172
171
171
171
166,
157
154!
153
144
i
The
Canadians,
by
virtue
of
defeating
the
Senators
at
Ottawa
on
Tuesday
night,
took
over
exclusive
possession
of
third
place
In
the
have
found
that,
when
the
cause
l.j.
International
Division
of
the
Na-Benulne.
the
response
Is
great,
tlonal
Hockey
League
ahead
of
the
When
there
is
a
real
need,
Prince
idle
New
York
Americans.
The
pace
Rupert
citizens
always
respond
in
making
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
ami
a
wonderful
manner
and
1
do
not
Detroit
Red
Wings
both
won
their
hesitate
In
stating
that,
when
this
Rames,
defeating
Montreal
Mar-
t
campaign
1
wound
up,
the
com-
oens
and
New
York
Rangers
r4-
i
mlttec
will
find
that
they
have
un-
spectlvcly.
derestlmated
the
spirit
of
nood
'
citizenship
of
Prince
Rupert
pub-
The
contest
for
second
place
He.
when
they
made
their
objective
lienors
In
the
American
Division
It
only
one
thousand
dollars.
still
being
wasted
'merrily
betweni
Tlianklna
you
Mr.
Editor
for
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
and
New
,'
vmir
valuable
soace,
'LIBRARY,
PATRON'S
COMMITTEE
:i
S.
J.
JABOUR
(Chairman'.
"
PLAY-OFF
IN
BRIDGE
Swirt's
defeited
Orotto
6981
to
5065
last
night
to
win
the
Bridge
League
championship
for
the
York
Rangers
with
first
the
Windy
"Ity
club
on
top
and
then
Lest'?"
Pailck'a
proteges.
Just
now
the
two
clubs
arc
in
a
tie
aasilri
as
a
result
of
the
Rangers
defeating
the
Hawks
by
a
score
of
3
to
1
In
Chicago
Thursday
night.
The
league
race
Is
drawing
to
a
close
now
and,
undoubtedly,
there
will
be
the
usual
keen
Interest
In
the
play-ofls.
V.
L.
Evans
A.
C.
Sanford
and
R.
F.
Wray.
auditors
for
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.,
Swift's
were
winners
of
the
first
sailed
by
tht
Prince
Rupert
Thuri-
half
of
the
season
play
while
the
day
night
On
their
return
to
Orotto
captured
the
second
half
couver
:
ftor
spppdlng
a
week
here
honors.
on
official
buslnesl
Rupert
Hotel
Wins
Over
Grotto
Crib
Team
on
Thursday
Prince
Itupert
Hotel
and
Grotto
on
Thursday
night
cleaned
off
o
Ainirfi.n
T.miinn
imdiwinprt
i'nnii
lii
the
Prince
ltu
priate
this
year
more
than
It
did
.
.',.,;.;
inr.n
u,rt
rtrihh.i,..
Leslie
the
former
last.
l.e.
$1924,
which
Is
just
enough
w
l"
;
uTa
:
.
game
,
from
Thursday
night's
i
i
n
ll-
v
lnnliis
nnin,
14
to
ii
U.
,
..
.
.
to
current
Hard
League
fixture,
the
aifjtre-
The
standing
or
teanif
to
date;
gate
score,
for
the
four'games
so
far
played
being
791
to
711
In
favor
Moo.se
of
the
Grotto.
"Two
morepostponed
P
K.
Hotel.;
games
from
this
fixture
and
one
Musketeers
deferred
match
from
Tuesday
will
Elks
be
cleaned
orf
over
the
week-end.
,
Grotto
,
Oddfellows
Billiard
Averages
)
Sutherland
O.
lErni
7
Empress
Canadian
Legion
Wednesday
1.
o.
0
105
100
99
92
92
92
83
79
A.
84
89
W)
67
97
97
101
110
Old
Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
lint
DivMon
Chelsea
3.
Blackburn
0.
Huddersfleld
2,
Derby
0.
Llvcnioot
6,
Middlesbrough
2.
Sheffield
United
5
Sheffield
Sunderland
2,
Newcastle
United
Tottenham
3,
Everton
0.
Wolverhampton
2.
Birmingham1
SCOTTISH
LEAdl'l:
lint
DhUlon
.
Falkltk
3,
Hibernians
1.
Hamilton
1.
Cowdenbeath
0.
Kilmarnock
1.
Dundee
1
Queen's
Park
0,
Partlck
Thistle
1.
IHLLIAUI)
KCIIF.M't.t:
March
0-
Elks
v.
Grotto.
Marrh
8-
Empress
vr.
Legion.
S.
H.
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in
Topics'
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LIGHTS
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7:00
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CRCV.
8:00
Moonlight
on
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CFCN.
9:00
--
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SUNDAY
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f'FCN,
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7:oo
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Program,
KOMO.
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Toronto
Cenlennlan
Civic
Service.
CFCN.
riinv.
8:30
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Tke
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the
same
in
both,
but
what
a
difference
in
elf
inllneu
and
conenicnCet
Which
it
the
lunpier
woman?
A
Silent
Glow
Oil
Burner
in
nailed
in
vour
present
range,
better
or
furnace
saves
labour
and
it
positively
dean,
silent.
Saturday.
March
3,
u3(
A
CLEANER
KITCHEN
and
A
COSIER
HOME
with
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GLOW"
free
from
smoke,
soot
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odori
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ettn
ltt
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jou
can
adjust
or
regulate
by
the
turn
of
a
vale.
No
labour,
no
watching
ami
absolutel-tafe.
Hums
cheap
fuel
oil.
l
acb
burner
is
guaranteed
in
writiog
for
five
years.
See
the
Silent
Cilowbeforeyoubuy
.
IT
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GIVES
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AND
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AIR
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