rai
two
A
Pair
of
Shoes
Is
Always
Appreciated
Here
you
will
find
a
full
range
of
shoes
in
smart,
perfect-fitting
lasts
and
Datterns.
Ouess
Mother's
shoe
size.
We
will
change
them
if
wrong.
A
Pair
of
Hosiery
AHo
Conveys
Your
Timely
Thoughts
A
full
stock
of
all
latest
seasonable
shades,
service
or
chiffon
weisht,
Penman's
make
Q-f
A
A
priced
at
QJL.UU
DAILY
EDITION
MEMBERSHIP
IS
GROWING
of
the
club
but
it
is
also
the
result
of
the
feeling
that
It
Is
only
through
the
whole-hearted
co-operation
of
all
ex-soldiers
and
their
friends
that
the
proper
recognition
of
the
claim's
of
those
still
suffering
from
the
effects
of
the
war
will
be
recognized.
New
members
included
T.
W.
Collins.
D.
Crerar,
Capt.
J.
R.
El-fert.
J.
J.
Judge,
Alex"MacKenzie,
O.
E.
Moore,
F.
W.
Robertson,
W.
Strachan
and
C.
J.
Toombs.
Hon
orary
membership
for
A.
C.
Abbott,
H.
S.
Parker
and
L.
Wide
was.
also
approved.
The
resolution
from
the
Kalen
Division
of
the
Canadian
Brother
hood
of
Railway
Employees
protesting
against
the
action
of
the
management
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
in
refusing
to
restore
the
salary
cuts
of
those
em-
Serve
Royal
City
Peas
oftener
they
re
rich
In
food
value
easy
to
prepare
very
reasonable
In
price.
Sunday,
May
13
Remember
HER
by
Hiving
Something
Useful,
Practical
The
Family
Third
Avenue.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
fKlNCE
KUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Member
ol
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
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Afternoon,
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Sunday,
by
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Dally
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Limited.
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advance,
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Thursday,
May
10,
1934
Benefit
'Phone
Bridge
Success
Canadian
Legion
Supports
Railway-,
Between
Fifty
and
Sixty
Tables
at
men
in
Move
For
Wage
I
Affair
Tuesday
Night
in
Aid
of
Increase
James
Andrews
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
A
highly
successful
telephone
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
bridge
party
was
held
Tuesda,
Canadian
Legion
was
well
attended
night
und?r
the
auspices
of
to-last
evening
with
President
J.!
Prince
Rupert
Cribbae,
Whist
ami
Preece
In
the
chair.
J
Bridge
Leagues
in
aid
of
James
An-
The
membership
continues
to
in-J
drews,
who
has
been
confined
to
crease.
No
doubt
.this
Js
at
least
i
his
home
with
illness
for
about
two
partly
due
to
the
fine
new
building
I
years.
There
were
between
fifty
and
sixty
tables
in
all
and
a
tidy
sum
was
realized
for
the
worthy
cause.
Prize
winners
were:
ladles'
first.
Mrs.
James
Simpson;
consolation,
Mrs.
A.
M.
Beatty;
men's
first,
W.
W.
Wrathall;
consolation,
John
Mc-
Leod,
ployees
receiving
less
than
$1,000
per
year
was
endorsed.
It
was
decided
to
hold
the
nual
picnic
to
Digby
Island
an
thli
year
again.
To
act
as
delegate
from
the
Legion
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Footbal
Association
in
place
of
Oeorgh
Dawes,
who
tendered
his
resigna
ion
as
he
had
been
appointed
se
retary-treasurer
of
the
football
association,
Hugh
Klllin
was
Coal
Prices
Mincheatl
Egg
Coal
,
$12.50
Minehead
Lump
Coal
$12.50
Pembina
Egg
Coal
$12.00
Stove
Coal
$11.50
Coal
In
Dry
Shed
and
Delivered
Dry
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
J'hone
357
HUNT
FOR
DILLINGER
CHICAGO,
May
10:
A
complete
reorganization
of
the
search
for
John
Dllllnger,
notorious
bandit
and
fugitive
frcm
Justice,
was
de-
elded
upon
at
a
conference
of
po-
lice
authorities
as
a
result
nf
ider
Dilllnger
Is
reported
to
have
aid.
"and
I
know
he
will
not
get
n
the
way
of
the
officers'
bullets."
District
News
SKIDEGATE
Prospectors
and
miners
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
are
opposed
to
the
proposed
federal
tax
on
gold.
On
the
Islands
the
prospectors
have
so
far
never
received
one
cent
help
from
either
provincial
or
Dominion
governments.
There
are
many
large
low
grade
quartz
propositions
on
the
Islands
that
might
!
have
worked
this
summer
but,
with
such
a
tax,
they
cannot.
Inquiries
from
all
parts
of
the
British
Empire
are
being
received
on
the
Islands
regarding
the
gold
possibilities.
Swallows
and
humming
birds
have
made
a
very
early
appearance
on
the
Islands
this
year.
It
is
also
noticed
that
the
robins
are
very
scarce.
TERRACE
On
Tuesday
evening
of
last
week
Rev.
Robert
Conncll,
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
and
Ernest
Bakewell,
MLj.
for
Mackenzie,
addressed
a
full
house
at
the
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Both
were
well
received
and
listened
to
with
marked
attention.
Last
Friday
a
concert,
arranged
by
Miss
Jeanette
Young,
took
place
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Agar
lent
her
piano
for
the
occa-1
slon
and
Miss
Young's
pupils
made
j
a
very
creditable
showing,
much
to
jthe
delight
of
a
well
filled
house.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday
Ma
?
'0
1934
seMBBai
CAREER
OF
Shoe
Store
W.
WOODIN
Rites
for
Former
Secretary
ol
the
Treasury
In
New
York
Followed
By
Pennsylvania
Burial
NEW
YORK.
May
10:
CP
Funeral
of
the
late
William
Hartman
Woodin,
former
Secretary
of
the
'treasury
in
the
Roosevelt
administration,
whose
death
occurred
last
Ihursday
night,
took
place
here,
following
a
largely
attended
service
at
Fifth
Avenue
Presbyterian
Church,
at
which
national,
state,
metropolitan,
business
and
Industrial
leaders
were
present,
to
pay
tmal
tributes,
the
remains
were
taken
to
Berwick,
Pcnn..
where
Interment
was
made
quietly
in
the
family
plot.
Industrialist,
banker,
collector
of
coins
and
art.
composer
of
symphonic
music
and
forrner
republican
In
politics,
Woodin
was
little
known
to
the
general
public
when
1
he
was
selected
as
secretary
of
the
treasury
at
the
start
of
the
democratic
administration
of
Franklin
D.
Rodsevelt.
I
His
business
career
began
with
Lieut.
Reynolds
of
Chicago
Placed
'a
job
at.
90
cents
a
day
in
the
At
Head
of
Special
Squad
j
foundry
of
Jackson
Si
Woodin,
a
'
railroad
equipment
firm
which
his
grandfather
helped
to
found
and
of
which
his
father
was
president
Later
this
concern
was
absorbed
by
the
American
Car
&
Foundry
com
pany
and
In
1922
he
became
president
of
the
blv
r.ornoratlon.
He
wa
i
.
.
A
1
f
I
1KI
t
f..,,i.u
i.
i.
.
...
.
:
.
.
prominently
laenuiiea
wim
omer
.25
the
country's
"Public
Enemy
No.
lSm
,
will
be
speedily
brought
to
justlre.
I
.Zr
1.:1
1'
Ueut.
Frank
Reynolds,
himself
"u""
ai,
,
-rir
rpvni...
.hf
,,.
Mu"
to
compose
music
that
was
ed
athVad
o7V'
!
gL
Ll
hlsh
has
been
assigned
to
iwen-
"
T"""
J
ty-four
hour
'Dilllnger
Duty"
with
u
T
,
-
to
T
in.tmMi.
'
.,t
.1.;.
known
Soldier."
"Souvenir
de
UlOOl
lO
Kill.
Police
officers
at
the
week-end!
thought
they
had
finally
captured
Montmartre"
and
"Tartar
Dance"
won
praise
from
critics.
He
put
out
a
book
of
children's
songs
and
set-
aSmVnttTse
X
ih?
("
XT
TST
-Rose
W
Song-
of
Be-
watched
for
some
time
on
suspl-;
:ion
of
Dilllnger,
being;
there..
,Tt.ey
i
T,"e
am?
Pen?e
6tmt
hwsm.
U.t
,L
.
.
He
wrote
the
"Franklin
n
D.
had
their
man
when
nnnnm.
Roosevelt
March"
which
was
played
refused
by
serv,cek
bands
,n
the
na8ura
y.
to
talk.
On
arrival
at
the
police
station,
the
man.
a!t,on
Pade
of
March
lm
dead
rineer"
of
the
bandit
in'
Woodin
was
bom
in
Berwick,
Pa
general
aDDearanM
took
a
niece!
Mav
27-
im-
He
wanted
to
study
if
pawr
and
wrote
down
that
h
medicine
but
hi
father
sent
him
vas
Leo
Wyner
of
Brooklyn
and;,nstead
the
ho01
of
Mines
of
i
deaf
mute.
He
added
that
he
was
1
-'umoia
university.
certainly
tired
of
being
mistaken!
His
marriage
on
October
9.
1839
'or
Dilllnger
and
expressed
the
i
to
Miss
Annie
Jessup
of
Montrose.
'lope
the
bandit
would
soon
belpa-
ended
his
student
days.
Four
captured
so
he
would
not
be
both-
i
children
were
born
to'them,
a
son
t
red
any
more.
"So
do
we
hope,Hi
the
officers
agreed.
Dillinger's
father,
in
an
inter
view,
discounted
the
belief
that
his
son
had
been
shot
or
killed.
"He
Is
a
good
careful
boy."
the
and
three
daughters.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouvei
Tuesday
Catala
1:30
p.m
Thurs.ss.
Pr.
George
10:15
pm
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p.m
Ss.
Carderta
midnight
May
9,
18
Si
28
ss:
P.
Norah
p.m
From
Vancouver
Sunday
ss..
Catala
p.m
Wed.
ss.,Pr.
George
10
a
m
rriaay
ss.
rnn.
Adelaide
4
pin
8s.
Cardena
p.m
May
5,
14
and.
$4
P.
Norah
a.m
for
Anyox
and
Stewart-
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
p.m
Wed.
ssPr.
George
4
p.rc
From
Anyox
and
Stewart-
Tuesday
ss.
catala
ll:30
am
Thurs.ss,
Pr.
George
8
p
m
ir
Kn
River
ant
rM
Stmp'on
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
p.m
From
Nats
Rlrer
It
fort
Slmpwn
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
.11:30
a.m
rr
ikean
Falls-
Tuesday
ss.
catala
.
H30
p.m
Thurs.
ss.
Pr.
George
10:15
pm
Friday
ss,
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p.m,
'rom
Ocean
Fallowed.
ss.
Pr.
George
10
a.m,
,
Friday
ss.
Prln,
Adelaide
.
p.m,
j
St.
Cardena
p.m,
For
Queen
Charlotte
Inland
,
May
ll
and
25
Pr.
John
10
p.m,
from
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-May
9
and
23
ss.
Pr.
John
a.m
(For
Alaska-
May
5,
14
and
24
P.
Norah
a.m,
From
Alaska-May
9,
l
and
28
Pr.
rjorah
p.m
from
Skeena
River
Friday
ss.
Oardena
p.m
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAt
FROM
.
HOME"
Kates
$I
M
up
60
Rooms,
Hot
Ac
Cold
Water
PrincK
Rupert,
B.O.
Phone
281
P.O.
Uox
MO
FRASER'w
PAYNE
DRAPERY
AND
HOUSEFURNISHING
SALE
Friday
-
Saturday
-
Monday
VmVmk
N.WGETSrl
i
mm
mm
The
annual
meeting
and
election
of
officers
of
the
Ladles'
Music
Club
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
yesterday
Mrs,
Mcintosh
was
re-elected
president
by
accla
i:.N(iLISII
SHADOW
CLOTH
4
Plepej,
KnglUh($hud9w,
.Cloth,
48.
lus.
widti
assort
pA
designs
and
colors;
Sale
price,
yd.
OUC
FAST
COLOR
CRETONNES
Various
designs.
27
ins.
wide,
fast
colors,
pleasing
patterns;
8ale
price,
yd.
shade;
Sale
price,
yd.
CRETONNES
20
Ilcmitlfui
ntw
designs,
extra
good
quality
cloth
30
ins.
wide;
Salt-
pi
ice,
yd.
15c
39c
,Mi;itLTlti.t:i)
DRAPERY
It
KIT
52
Ins.
wide
Silk
Finished
Repp,
fast
colors
In
ro:.f
CQn
eggshell,
gieen
and
blue:
Sale
price,
yd.
OuC
NEW
TUSCAN
NE1S
3
Pieces
Heavy
Tuscan
Nets,
new
style
pattern
NotiliiKhum
make:
Sale
price,
yd.
ALL
SILK
NETS
4
piece
All
Silk
Nets,
assorted
patterns,
30
ins.
wide,
honey
shade:
Sale
price,
yd.
mation
for
the
eleventh
consecutive
term.
Other
officers
elected
were:
i
Vice-president,
Mrs.
Sheltord
Darton.
j
Secretary,
Mrs.
Ernest
Anderson.
I
Treasurer.
Mrs.
W.
L.
Stamford.
Librarian.
Mrs,
W.
11.
Kergln.
Pianist,
Miss
E,
O.
Lenox.
Executive
Mrs.
E.
J.
SmlUi,
Mrs.
R.
Blance.
Mrs.
R.
Dartlett,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hlnton,
MM.
William
Crulck-ihank
and
Mrs,
i.
II.
Carson.
Reports
showed
that
the
club
had
had
a
very
successful
year
and;
plans
were
made
to
draft
a
program
for
next
season's
study
I
59c
Al
l.
SILK
DRAPERY
DAMASK
3
Piece
All
Silk
l)rairy
Danusk,
50
Ins.
wide,
all
ijn.
good
designs:
Sale
price,
yd.
ALL
SILK
DRAPERY
DAMASK
4
Pieces,
excellent
quality,
rose
and
gold,
blue
tnd
rou
black
and
gold.
50
Ins.
wide,
valuen
In
this
Q4
nn
""
lot
up
to
SI
95
yd..
Sale
price
It
UNO
ALOE
NETS
8.
Piece
Rungaloe
Net,
all
small
neat
designs,
in
IQn
cream
and
ivory
shadts.
30
Ins.
wide;
Sale
price
y.,
AOL
HRUSSELLS
NIT
One
piece
DrussciU
Net.
tailored
edges,
cream
color.
40
ins.
wide.
Sale
price,
yd.
39c
ALL
SILK
IIKL'SSEI.LS
NET
3
Pieces.
All
Silk
Druxsells,
tailored
edges,
honey
QQn
35c
WINDOW
SHADES
150
Dark
Green
Window
Shade,
slies
3flxC0
Ins.
n
tn
u-d
on
spring
rollers,
complete
with
fittings
fiQc
Sale
price,
each
.
DOUIILE
DAMASK
TAI1I.E
CLOTHS
10
only
genulhef
Irish
Lineri
Double
Damaslf
Q1
AC
Table
Cloths.
72x"2
Ins.;
Sale
price.
?1.tfJ
PUKE
WOOL
BLANKETS
25
pair
Pure
Wool
White
Bankets
in
three
.sizes,
single,
three-quarter
and
double
hed
sizes,
at
-10'
less
than
prese
nt
prices.
CONCOLEUM
AND
FELTOL
SQUARES
10
Only
Conp-nU'nm
and
Fcltol
Floor
Rugs
Assorted
Patterns
Qff
Assorted
Patterns
CO
nr
I
5.95
111
fl
In.
K
O
ft
OOtlJO
nf
in
II
Aln.
VO'"1"
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v
.
9
UJ
W
ft.
V
ll
Hl---r---
IS
AGAIN
PRESIDENT
Mrs.
R.
L,
Mcttitonh
Re-Electetl
Head
of
Mmic
Club
at
Annual
Meeting
Foul
Play
Hinted
In
Toronto
Death
Toronto
Alining
Promoter
ru
Seated
in
Car
Willi
"ullft
Hole
In
Head
TORONTO.
May
10
Willum
Fltchett,
mining
promour
u
found-slumped
In
the
f
ui
his
car
yesterday
100
yard.'
'
J
Dufferln
Street,
with
a
mil!
A
In
his
head,
Foul
play
Third
Ave.
Kaien
Hardware
Atauatlne
Agents
See
lis
For
Supplies
Phone
.1
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd
The
store
where
people
liny
Alahastlnc
and
other
house
decoration
product-
Second
Ave.
Howe
&
McNulty
FOR
ALAUASTINE
phone
364