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Oxfords
Black
or
brown
in
plain
or
fancy
patterns,
all
sizes-
2
95
v
priced
from
Children's-
and-Misses'
Shoes
Sturdy
shoes-
for
school
or
play,
oxford
styles,
with
hard
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nr
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Boots
Leckie
and
Greb
make,
5
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Yinnt
boot
ihah
that
will
will
stand
crnnH
tVio
the
wpsm
wear
rmri
and
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fir?'
tear,
all
sizes;
from
per
pair
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
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RUPERT
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and
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Phone.
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Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
8unday,
bj
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
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F,
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Edltcr.
Advertising
and
CUcnlaUon.
Telephone.
St.
81
Thursday,
.Sept.
6,
1934
RADIO
RECEPTION
HERE
The
federal
department
having
the
matter
of
radio
reception
in
hand
is
wise
in-hesitating
to
advise
the
power
company
to
go
to
any
extensive
expense
in
making
alterations
to
its
transmission
line
here
until-it,
is
definitely
ascertained,
by,
the
making
of
tests
which
are
now
in
progress,
that
such
changes
would
have
the
desired
result
of
eliminating
noises
emanating
from
the
line
and.improving
reception.
On
the
other
hand,
owners:
of
radio
receivers
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
there
are
many
of
them
here
whose
investment
in
the
aggregate
would
make
a
very
imposing
total,
are
justified
in.
expecting
that
the
power
company
will
do
everything
possible,
after
the
tests
have
been,
made,
to
remove
such
disturbance
as
may
be
caused
by
the
power
line.
There
seems
to
be
no
doubt
but
that
the-
power
line
is
responsible
for
some
of
the
trouble
but
there
are
also
probably
other
disturbing
factors
which
efforts
should
be
made
to
eliminate
also.
Even
though
their
patience
may
have
been,
taxed
it
is
to
be
questioned
if
anything
is
to
be
gained
by
the
resolve
of
some
of
the
local
radio
set
owners
to
refuse
to
pay
their
licence
fees
further
until
some
service
is
given
them
in
the
way
of
improving
reception
and
making
their
sets
more
useful
and'
enjoyable.
That
does
not
say
that
they
should
not
be
sympathized
with
for
the
exasperating,
difficulties
that
beset
radio
reception
here.
The
government,
nevertheless,
can
probably
enforce
collection
of
the
annual
licence
fee
if
it
wishes
to
go
to
the
length
of
doing
so.
Refusing
to
pay
the
licence
will
probably
not
make
the
authorities
any
more
sympathetic
Possibly
it
might
be
just
as
effective
to
"play
the
game,"
pay
the
licence
and
keep
up
the
agitation
for
improved
radio
reception
here
until
those
rfsble
are
"shamed"
into
taking,
some
action.
i,
'
PUBLIC
AVOIRS
PROGRAM.
The
$800,000
public
works
program
announced
by
the
provincial
government
as
being
about
to
commence
cannot
be
expected
by
any
means
to
meet
the
needs
for
vork
in
this
province.
This,-
augmenting
whatever
the
federal
government,may
decide
to
do,
will
not
even
meet
the
requirement
The
best
that
can
be
said
of
it
is
that
it
will
be
at
leaet
a.
little
mpre
than
has
been
done
during
the
past
year
or
so
and
would
appear
to
be
a
step
in
the
very
desirable
direction
.of
replacing,
the
policy
of
direct
relief
with
a
plan
of
work
and
wages.
There
is
a
long
way.
to
go.
yet,
however,
before
the
need
for
gainful
employment
has
been
met
and
the
people
will
be
impatient
until
further
progress
is
made.
THE
BIG
FOUR
By
the
products
of
The
Sea,
The
Soil;
The
Forest
and
The
Mine
will-
we
proBper.
Bulkley
Valley
Coat
and
get
more
value
for
your
fuel
dollar
this
"3
Times
Safer
Tire."
.
.
.
AT
NO
EXTRA
COST
to-n,
with
the
Life-Saver
Golden
Ply.
ThU
amazing
new
invention
prevent
i
blow-outs
...
make
motorists
3
times
safer
at
today's
high
speeds.
Why
be
satisfied
vUth
ordinary
tires
when
you
can
get
this
blow-out
protection
Free
by
specifying
Silvertewns.
RUPERT
MOTORS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
566
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
Pioprletor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
nOME?
Rates
SL00
oa
60
Rooms,
Hot
Si
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
BJO.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
194
M.T.LEE
TUP
TAILOR
has
moved1
to
the
store
formerly
occupied
by
the
Eloctric
Bakery,
Third
Avenue
New
Samples
of
Fall
Clothes
Just
In,
Prices
reasonable
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Hbtell
Arrivals
Central
Andrew
Foss,
WUliapx
Koldah'
B;
Bendlcksen.
C
Skogmo.
D
D
Marsdon.
J.
Pedersen,
H.
Larsea
Mrs
A.
Granenid,
J.
C.
BUrtls
an
K.
D.
Green,
city:
Mr.
andiMre,
LeRoss
and
family.
Pacific-:
.V
Prokopow
and
family.
Shame
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Whitfield
and
t:
mlly.
Tbpley;
Nick
J.
Coulter.
Por
Edward;
J,
Heather,
Utls:
P.
Carrigan
and
T.
Anderson,
C
N
it
L.
H.
Snuggin.
Premier;
S.
I
Barnes
Vanoouer:
Charles
E-.
Con
nor.
Hazelton;
O.
Pederson,
A.
Rise
E
Jensen.
J.
C.
Burtis.
M.
Sorhex
and
Mr.
KoldahL
city:
W
Frarw
CNR.
"Ml
Vtfl
M??
Mr
ani
Mts-
s
Robinson.
M
Ii'ISk
I1!
1J
and
Mrs.
C.
Cauda
ere,
Jlggs
Or-
ham-
Herb
Leach.
Vic
Glraud,
W
CVVr
Watson
J
fVi
nvnlM
Van
U'a
m-
H.
Lewis
and
Harrey
Johew
Smithers;
S.
S.
Ourgerlch,
Anyox
a
Smalls
and
D.
Eluott,
Anyox
Pagerland,
T.
Anderson.
T
YJack
eS..YOU
Can
have'
Dalton.
Axel
Olsen
H.
Enoksen
Oeorge
Fraser,
E,
Da
hi.
Prank
Mr
Donald.
William
Murray
J.
Beiina
Rod
McLeod
and
Mrs.
O.
Skoge
city:
A,
Clapperton
Cedaxvale;
W
Davidson.
Prince
George:
F.
Murphy.
Moose
Jaw:
H.
Larsen
am
D.
Brown.
Reglna:
Robert
Shaw
and
W
Sbaw.
Saskatoon:
D.
WilMams
Usk;
S.
Bancroft
and
George
E
Sims,
San
Diego:
Frank
C.
Rob-!
WE'RE
not
charging
one
penny
"rts
and
Karl
Sunde
Seattle;
W.
''
eitraforthenrwSafetySilTer-
3
vie,
Vancouver.
Walter
Jacob-sen.
Winnipeg;
Cyril
Rawthraln
Kara
loops;
Fred
Rudge
and
C
W
:
Malcolm,
Sunnyside;
Mrs.
Jolley
and
George
Hartley,
Woodcock:
E
M.
Kershaw.
Smithers.
Prince
Rupert
Norman
Boyd.
F.
Sullivan.
H.
G.
Oerrard.
T.
Kaye.
Fred
Sharp.
E.
Jackson.
Milton
Oppenheimer
E.
lAlLSTMS!
WON
GAME
Grotto
Beaten
6
to
3
In
Exhibition,
Softball.
Game
'
In
an
exhlbiUon
Softball'
game
lajt
evening
the
All
Stars
defeated
thtvaity
champion
Orottqjeanvby
a.
score
of
ft,
to.
3.
there
wre
many
fielding
errors
on.
both
sides
and
the
Ail
Stars,
we
luckyt
to
win.
i'&mbie.
fw
theAU
Stan,
got
thren
WU
while
Stalker,
for
the
Grotto,
made
two
saf
eii.
U.
the,
field,
Miner
and
Mcintosh
were
invincible
for
AU
SUrsi
while
HU1
and
liury
were
the
bcsVfor
the
Grotto
!
(irotto-Gurvlchtv.
YagfrPfA11-;
lorelllilb..
Pong
2b
Bury
Jbv
NM.
son.ss
Stalker.
U.
lllll.cf.-Ptulo,
rf.
!
AU
Stars
Budlnlch
c
Pitcher
p.'
Unger
lb..
Astoria
2b.,
SirUU,s
E.
Comadina
3b,
Mcintosh
if,
Mlntn
cf..
Lamble
rf.
Umpires,
J.
Comadina
andF.
Morrison.
I
Scoie
by
innings:
I'
Grotto
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2,03'
All
Stars
0
0
0
2
3
0
0
Oil
6"
RESULTS
IN-
A.
MacPhee
and
Anus
Mse-donaU
Rinks
Continue
Their
Winning
Ways
D.
A;
MacPhee
and
Angus
Mc-
donald
pace-making
rinks
la
thei
Canadian
Mitional
Recreation
Association's
Lawn
Bowling
League
continued
their
winning
stride,
hut
night
by
winning
over
F.
A.
Rogea
and
James
Boyd
rinks
by.
rcracc-
W.
Johnson
and
T.
Sullivan.
Van-
tlve
scores
of
28
to
11
and
Jl
to
12.
couver;
A.
D.
.
Matheson.
Carlisle:
There
are
four,
fixtures
still
ou
J.
T.
Crawthrop.
H.
Nicholson.
Vic-
standing
J.
J.
Little
vs.
D.
Oi
Bor-
toria;
J.
Donaldson.
Port
Usstng-
land.
F.
S.
Walton
vs.
James
Boyd,
ton;
A.
R.
Brueger.
Wrangell:
A.
M.
D.
A.
MacPhee
vs.
James
Boyd,
and
Gigot.
Anyox;
C.
Gillespie.
Ocjt-
D.
O.
Borland
vs.
F.
8.
Walton
ante:
E.
Jackson,
Winnipeg:
Char-
.which
will
be
run
off
as
soon
as
les
Bradren;
.Montreal;
Df.
Ai
E.
possible.
perry.
Port
Bwnpeon;
A.
W.
Large.
standing;
to.
date
Toronto;
ton.
The
4M
irSUVi
lesaue
DsUUUi
J
J.
A.
Brown,
portjEsslng-
i
q.
a.
MacPhee
...
.U
.
'"
'
i
Angus
Macdonaldt-'ljib
,v33lb
'
Mai
d.
o.
Borland
F.
W.
Hawe.
R.
A.
J.
LitUe
and
a.
P.
Tinker
A.
R.
Rowland,
Vancouver:
Alfredo1
j
'a,
Frew
Gaylia.
Anyox;
A.
C.
Bakh.
North
X.
Rogers
Pacific;
James
Innes.
Port
Easing-
j.
g
Walton
ten;
A.
J.
KeipocJc
Edmonton:
VI-
j
j'
utUe
vian
Schilling,
Reroo:
Roy
Labo
and
jam'eg
Boyd
D
Beaton
CJfJl.;
J.
H.
Graham.
.
Smithers;
Nick
J.
Coulter.
Port
Edward:
A.
Petterson.
J.
OUbert.
N
Moline
and
A.
Carlsem.
city;
j
George
E.
King
and
T.
McQuillan,!
TCetcnikan;
W
Ashford
and
Anes
McLernan
Victoria:
P.
BrentzenJ
Port
Simpson;
O.
O.
Sunberg,!
Sunnyside
Cannery;
Sig
Wallstead'
and
V.
Lento,
dty;
Olof
K,
Web-
stad.
Vancouver.
York
Winnie
Davis.
Alyansh;
E.
An-r
drews
and
J.
Mason.
Vancouver;
Cuthbert
Monren,
George
H.
Robinson
Mrs.
Hannah
Wools.
Oeorgg
Lewis
and
N.
Shaw
and
family,
Clarton:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Powell;
Metlakatla:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Spalding.
Miss
Rosa
Spalding.
Miss
Grace
Spalding
and
William
Bpalt
ding.
Port
Esslngton;
Mr.
and.
Mrs,
P.
M.
Wells,
Caspaco;
Mr.
and
Mrs
Ed.
Clifton
Hartley
Bay;
Mr.
ana-
Mrs.
David
Ridley,
Kltkatla.
Savoy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Falrburn.
Smithers;
Jack
Johnson
and-
Jack
L.
Tyrer,
Vancouver;
Nelson
Allen,
B.
Chapman,
Bertha
B,
Fawcett
and
William
Jones
Victoria;
H.
Han-sea
Kltimaat;
E.
Swanson,
Joe
McKay
and
family.
Alice
Woods,
Edith
Johnson,
H.
Deering,
E.
Swanson,
Jack
Stewart
and
John
Art,
city;
E.
Qulst,
M.
Olsen
and
A.
Hanson,
Oona
River;
L.
Webster,
T.
Helle.
O.
Olsen,
W.
J.
Thompson
and
E.
Henorickson
C.
N.
R.;
WWllam
Stkkej,
Remo;
W.
Oosnell,
Cadar;
WI
T.
Ledghton,
xnvemcss;
Paul
Brentzen,
Port
Simpson;
V.
Wells,
Caaslar.
Miss
May
Hartln
of
Uie.
teaching
staff
of
Booth
Memorial
School
returned
to
the
city
at
the
first
of
the
week
from
Vancouver
where
she
spent
the
summer
vacation.
3
10
7
4
7
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Id
1
5
T
5
4
10
4
3
10.
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nut
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Shopping
Guide
to
Good'
Liqyorfi
Pi
HILLS
fic
UNDERWOOD;
London
Dry
Gin
2S
ex.
CORBY'S
Special
Seloctod
Whisky
40
sr.
2S
ec.
II
tx,
OLD
CROW
Bourbon!
Whukoy;
21
ez.
lit.
CONSOLIDATED
D
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S
T
I
L
L
E
R
I
E
S
lIMITtD
Dtilllltf
.l.ct.IIJf
irjis
advertlsemexit.irtiot.pui
lished
or
dlsplayea
by
ths
Liquor
Control-
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
B.
C
Northern
B.C.
Softball
Championship.
PRINCE
RUPERT
vs.
ANYOX
TWOGAMES
Thursday,
Sept.
6,
C.
N.
R.
Grounds
Friday,
Sept.
7t
Acropolis
Hill
C:3a'P.R-
R
O.
Y-
A
h
Of
C
A
scottjsii
miwLLits
win
Inadvertantly
It
was
stated
ye-terday
that
the
Canadian
Ujb
had
defeated
the
Scottish
team
m
an
international
lawn
bowling
ruUch
on
Monday
It
was
artuaiiy
the
Scottish
team
whlrh
wut.
TliIr.
ftej,,
THE
IN
PARIS
AND
LONOON
Among
The
Royal
Bonk
over
toot
branch
t
aim
an
office
In
Paris,
at
3Ro5aib,ond
two
offices
in
old
londoruThviovroaHho
service
of
Conodkms
o
brood,
for
bonding
faciitri,
for
businesj
motttri
ond
for
frivndfy
aiiiitonce
whnovsr.
rnqyirsd.
WsV
S
lfi-oz.,
$10
25-oz.,
$2.63
TJ
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IS
ArIM
Mm
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Marierie
Kit-!
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city-
cxUm
toin
(ifif
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ifm
Vancouver
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vuut;-.,
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niuUrft.
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WALKER
&.
SONS
LIMITED
csTeusMcc
ihls,
advextlsement
Is
not
pufillumd!
or
displayed
oy
th
-to
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
Make
the
YORK
HOTEL
Your
huadquarter
while
in
Prince
Rupert
Comfortable
rooms
at
moderate
rates
COAL!
COAL!
j
Our
Famous
Edson,
Albert
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
art)
teedt
to
give
satisfaction,
to
ton
oxj
No.
1
nulkley
VaUJ.
also
seU
Timothy
H'.
Oats
and
Barley
Prince
Rupert
Feed
O
am
rKinri
M