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SI
Friday.
April
5,
1935
-
EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY
THWORLDfSHPN
The
Family
Shoe
Store
I
'SPO
RT
third
Avenue
LIMITED
Phone
Phone
357
357
!
!
Dale
oaie:
To
Continue
Over
Friday,
Saturday
n
what
Is
probably
the
greatest
Shoe
Sacrifice
Sale
in
our
history.
We
are
forced
to
continue
until
Saturday
evening.
Quality
SHOES
by
Onyx
&
Senorita
at
AU
Sales
Final
Cash
Only
at
Sale
Prices
PRICE
&
Less
isiixji
si
r
k
s
n
la
f
fji
ni
iratmvirrra
ra;-.a
rata
;
On
motion
of
the
veteran
parliamentarian
Henri
Rour-assa,
the
House
of
Commons
has
declared'
itself
unani-
nOUslv
bnnosed
to
Avar
as
n
inpnn5
nf
sottl!
-
isputes.
Evidently
members
of
the
House
reflect
the
rioygni
oi
an
uanacnans.
i
In
the
.old
days
individual
disputes
were
settled
by
combat.
KnifrrttM
fhliohl
used
other
means
of
trvinn-
tn
sbnw
whirh
wns
tht
hnHn-
toari
physically.
Even
today
fists
are
often
used,
especially
Jmohg
school
boys.
The
results
of
these
combats
do
not
indicate
that
the
winner
.was
right
but
simply
that
he
is
Striinffer
oi
hns
mnro
skill
rV
haUonal
disputes,
When
force
of
arms
is
used
as
a
means
oi
seiiiing
uisnutes,
the
winner
does
not
necessarily
have
vu
tin
cute,
4h
inu
jiieinud
o.
savages,
a
reuc
oi
oar
bansm.
And
VCt
we
do
not
think
mnrh
nf
tho
hnv
nt
crVinrtl
'tin
leii
sbnle
other
boy
ill
Us
him
without
making
an
effort
to
deiend
himself.
We
think
he
is
chicken-hearted.
We
cannot
sea
him
making
a
success
of
life
if
he
is
willing
to
be
kicked
around,
without
proper
protest
and
retort
in
kind.
And
so
it
is
with
nations.
If
a
country
is
attacked,
it
is
the
natural
thing
for
it
to
defend
itself.
What
else
can
it
do?
-iy
va
!
LEAFS
ARE
jSIMPSON
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
pubiuhed
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
'
'
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
'
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
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ty
delivery,
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mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
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$5.00
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3.00
9.00
55
1.40
.02
.
The
course
of
lectures
recentlv
cnmnlptpr!
hv
TV
J
T
7
J
Mandy,
resident,
mining
engineer,
on
mining
and
prospecting,
proved
of
great
educational
value.
A
number
of
local
people
took
advantage
of
the
opportunity
to
get
authoritative
information
on
the
mining
possibilities
of
the
district
ajid
how
;to
go.
about
finding
a
possible
mine.
The
letturer
vent
to-great
pains
to
make
the
series
both
interesting
and
instructive
and
in
many
cases
gave
individual
help
to
men
Vho
have
been
contemplating
going
to
he
hills.
The
city
is
fortunate
in
having
as
a
"resident
a
lan
who
is
able
and
willing
to
do
this
work,
for
nothing
j-.ill
be
so
conducive
to
interesting
people
in
mining
as
a
jf
jutee
of
lectures
such
as
that
just
recently
concluded.
:
WAR
DENOUNCED
23.
DEFEATED
First
Game
in
Stanley
Cup
Series
Is
Sizrler
With
Maroons
Winning
TORONTO,
April
5;
(CI')
Montreal
Maroons
thumped
Toronto
wi.lh
steaming
body
cheeks
to
defeat
them
3
to
2
in
overtime
last
night
in
the
first
game
of
the
three
out
of
five
series
for
the
Stanley
Cup.
iiiey
battered
the
Leafs
as
they
have
seldom
been
battered
on
their
home
ice.
Karl
Trottler
scored
on
the
best
play
of
the
night
to
end
the
game
after
five
minutes
and
twenty-eijht
seconds
of
overtime,
it
being
a
combination
play
with
Earl
Robinson.
Each
team
scored
twice
in
the
second
period.
Basketball
TQNIGJIT
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
vs.
Grotto
Final
game
far
Intermediate
League
title
Legion
vs.
High
School
Starts
7:30
Adm.
25c
&
Iff
BALAGNO
IN
FINAL
Defeated
Tinker
bv
Score
of
1000
To
"56
in
Championship
.Match
in
the
concluding
block
of
their
femJ-flnaJ
game
Ui
the
city
bil
Hard
championship
last
evening
C.
P.
Balagno
scored
a
decisive
win
over
G.
P.
Tinker
and
entered
the
final.
The
score
was:
Balagno,
1000;
Tinker.
7$6.
J
Scoring
was
faster
than
in
the!
first
block
though
there
were
no
very
high
breaks.
Balagno's
best
were
33.
29.
21
(twice),
24.
23
and
20.,
Tinker's
best
were
35,
34,
20
and
Balagno
played
the
.better
game
all
through
and
the
Issue
.was
never
in
doubt.
Ills
losing
hazards
were
very
sure
and
he
was
left
with
many
an
easy
scorlnjr
position
as
well.
Tinker
was
not
up
to
form
and
lu
addiUon
had
the
balls
running
badly.
When
he
did
miss
a
difficult
shot
he
very
often
set
them
up
for
his
opponent.
He
pu'Jed
up
consid
erably
towards
the
finish.
His
-long
Jennies"
were
beautifully
played.
In
the
semi-final
same
between
Balagno
and
Tinker
Balagno
had
an
average
of
six.
Tinker's
average
was
4.6.
Tinker's
high
break
was
52.
Balagno's
best
was
CO.
The
high
est
break
of
the
competition
so
far
is
Cameron's
7
J.
The
next
game
begins
on
Sunday
when
Don
Brown
and
Neil
jCam-!
eron
meet
in
the
other
scml-flnal.i
While
the
betUng
Dn
Sunday's
game
favors
Cameron
it
Is
worth
remembering
that,
in
Uie
city
league
this
year,
Brown
has
lost
only
once
to
Cameron,
winning
the
other
games,
one
by
a
lead
of
over
I00
points.
Brown's
fighting
spirit
;
is
also
a
great
asset
so
that
there
is
every
prospect
pf
a
keenly
contested
game.
Bowling
Standmgi
The
Ten
Phn
Leagde
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
Knox
Ho.tel
Moose
drptto
Canadian
Legion
Eiks
.:.
(tose,
cdwan
(f
Latta
(Power
Cprporallon
Nelson's,
W.
.14
..14
12
.10
...io
...
"9
...
6
...
3
IN
LEAD
Orfratrd
Grotto
J5
to
2C
Ust
Night
In
First
of
llaskctball
Series
Show
Superiority
Second
and
I)eidlng
Game
to
Jte
"
ria'yrd
This
Kvcnint
j
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
last
night
defeated
Orotto
by
a
score
of
35
to
20
in
the
first
game
of
a
two-game
play-oft
series
for
the
right
to
meet
AnyQx
in
lh,e
Northern
IS.
C.
championship'
finals!
The
Ath-'
leUc
,Club,
a
neat
working,
hard
checking
team,
displayed
to
the
spectators
as
well
as
the
OroUo
how
the
game
should
be
pljw1-Their
five-man
defence,
sqiart
passing
and
excellent
floor
work
kept
the
Grotto
from
working
un-
(er
the
basket
an'ci
scoring
cinch
uhots.
Although
the
Grotto
lacked
Jte
team
work
of
the
natives,
th,ey
put
up
a
hard
fight
and
it
.was
not
easy
going
for
the
Athletic
.dub
In
the
first
half
or
the
end
of
the,
second.
.
The
score
at
half
time
was
13-12)
in
iavor
of
Orotta
vWlth
Uie
com-!
mencemcnt
of
the
fecond
half
the
!
Athletic
Club
turned
on
the
steam
(and
took
a
good
lead.
The
jGrotto
tried
a
comeback
tn
the
last
five
minutes
and
managed
to
pull
down
the
Club
lead
tf
eight
points.
In
the
last
five
minutes,
the
Grotto
displayed
a
good
gainc
of
basket-
Tonight
the
two
teams
will
play
:
the
final
and
deciding
game
of
the
series.
'
It
would
be
hard
to
pick
out
the
I
individual
players
for
Simpson
as
they
aU
turned
in
a
creditable
game
but
for
U'upcrt
Ra'chford.
Stalker
ana
Morrison
.were
ouutandinc.
j
'
Individual
scoring:
Port
Simpson
O.
Moody
(2).
O.
Wesley
1J.
R.
Mather
Hl.
G.
White
(4),
C.
Ross.
Johnson
5).
Orotto
Ratcbford
(8),
GUIls
(3).
Murray.
Macfl
Stalker
3i.
Morrison,
.Gurvich
5i,
Morgan
(4).
Skinner
and
Comadlria
refeeed
the
game
In
a
capable
manner,
call
ing
nine
fouls
on
Simpson
and
14
on
Grotto.
The
first
game
between
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
and
Moose
was
a
fatt
and
interest
ing
affair
with
C.
N
R.
winning
54
to
48.
Individual
scoring:
Moose
Pierce
U),
Wlngham
(19),
Arney
2).
Unjer
(9).
Vance
4).
C.
f.
R.
A.E.
Smith.
Nakamoto.
Johnson
(24i,
C.
Smith
-2.
Stiles
(20),
Iambic
(2).
Steffensrud.
SPORT
CHAT
The
following
will
be
the
Unc-ups
for
the
badminton
finals
to
be
played
.tonight
In
the
C.
N.
R.
A.
badminton
hall
and
some
exciting
games
are
looked
for:
Mixed
doubles
Miss
F.
Cross
and
W.
Cross
vs.
Miss
J.
Grlcvf
and
O.
Mitchell.
Ladles'
singles
Miss
E.
Davis
vs
Miss
B.
Thompson.
Men's
singles
W.
Cross
vs.
J.
Horton.
Ladies'
doubles
Mrs.
J.
Horton
and
Miss
E.
Dayis
vs.
Miss
C.
Mitchell
and
Miss
f
.
Cross.
Menfa
doubles
W.
Lamble
and
W.
Cross
vs.
J.
Horton
and
R.
Tobey.
Hotel
Arrival
Savoy
J.
J.
Phillips,
Aiyunsh;
J.
Wood
house,
Toronto,
Royal
J.
Lundmark
and
John
Valcott,
Tucks
Inlet;
K.
E.
Hay,
Winnipeg;
O.
M.
Orr,
Endako;
J.
Kordahl,
city.
Prince.
Flu
pert
T.
Yamada
and
y
.otsuka,
Tokio;
J.
jU.'yanaka
and
W.
Mcintosh,
yacouver;'
iy.
JAlng,
.yirjhiria;
C
L.
M.
alaacv.
TcrrAce:
AWatt.
and
15
1
II.
D.
Gray,
C."fy
R.
,1'
ftif
Men
To
Work
Gainfully
The
people
of
Prince
Rupert
arfr
aSked
to'po-oiorate
fpr
tho
Qiirppyc
of
pro.
viding
gainful
employment
for
as
niany
peopj.e
jts
possibly
(lurjiig:
thp
next
.
si
x
months,
A
group
of
carivassera
will
unrlifrtaK
call
on
all
local
citizen
asking
for
qEQ&
from
tjicm
that
)hqy
mukrinhinu)
ag
imicli
its
uohsIMc
and
statinir
now
much
they
plan
to
spend
on
gainful
employment.
It
is
not
the
intention
to
interfere
with
the
private
eohccriig
of
our
noigh.
boi-s
luit
to
try
to
sejturj
as
;nuch
enjplQymcnt
as
possible
asa
mviinspf
lnmroviriK
loca)
coiKditions.
'
We
have
set
as
our
objective
the
sum
of
$50,000
t
will
undertake
to
spend
in
such
ev.ery
person
some
money
a
way
as
to
make
conditions
better,
we
shall
easjly
attain
ourpbjecU
The
plede
cards
will
be
kept
priyate
in
pfder
to
prevent
solicitation
on
the
part
.of
lho&
who
nay
be
trying
to
secure
ad
voltage
from
the
campaign.
he
We
aiv
?.ot
an
employment
agpney
and
have
nqthin
to
gay
as
to
who
shall
eni
mphjyed
or
what
they
shall
he
pai(Jt
Tftal
is
jctweep
the
e.niployer
and
em.
pi.
All
we
ask
i?
that
the
money
be
expended.
The
provincial
employment
nloveil
ojffiwr
can
supj)ly
m?n
if
required
Things
in
the
home,
outside
the
hpmii,
in
office
buildings
-and
bcuinninc:
to
Joo
c
live
worse
lor
wear.
Ami
there
are
hiiniimls
of
hands
wantinir
and
wil
inir
to
do
those
ions.
You
need
tho
work
don
t)ie
njioney
for
jthe
Necessities
pf
)ifc
and
STUDENT
TIME
TABLE
OF
BOWLING
April
8
Bluebirds
vs.
Strikers,
Doodads
vs.
Orotto.
April
11
C.
jl.
R.
A.
vs.
Carnation
dlrls,
Coquettes
vs,
Annettes.
rcnccii
ann
piles
j
Clean
out
or
rebutii
Install
sidewalk.
Employment
Seryjcje
Committee
BOWLING
OlrU'
League
Lucky
Strikes
.2957
Twlrlers
5884
Aces
5601
Kippers-
.2601
Gadgets
2470
Co-Eds
2460
J.
M.'s
2364
King
Eds
5257
Bowler
Bears
5182
Play
Maids
5082
J.
.
;4TTI.K,
,l'nKSH)ILT
'mo!,-
fnctirios
are
unemploved
ethey
need
Help
make
these
idle
hands
earning
hands,
for
(ll).e
good
of
the
community
the
happiness
and
self-respcclt
work
tyring
oan
idlp
man
or
woman.
TUIWS
TO
DO
fntit
the
House
Convert
atUc
ntp
jilajToom
or
extra
bedroom
by
crlni
Joist
dl
tloor
and
root
with
lumber
or
Vallboard.
Convert
basement
into
a
game
roon.
recrron
tion
rqom.
rdayroom
or
"den"
or
workslvop;
with
plenty
ol
sljeives.
cablnels
and
closets,
riaster
ceilings
and
walls
of
basement
or
cover
.
with
wallboard
and
paint.
ulng
llgrit
colors
lor
bciter
llglitlng.
'
Install
lrult
and
preserves
cellar
cold
air
wntila'tlob).
BuUd
rey
t.upboaiTls.
,cloets.
cabinet
and
shdvee
for
)citcJen.
iantry,
laundry
and
playroom.
Build
a
breakfast
nook
or
"dinette,"
or
add
dining
room
Of
alriljig
porch
to
the
houscC
Install
new
mdichie.
tywcl
nd
soap
closets
and
other
needed
modern
accessories
in
bathrooms-Reflate
broken
or
crocked
windows.
Caulk
tracks
between
witfd.
tills
and
walls.
Install
new
lighting
fixtures
In
the
house.
Install
more
convenient
outlets,
instal
electric
refrigerator.
Put
on
or
repair
storm
windows.
Repair
broken
or
glue
loose
chairs,
rtenovnte
rugs
and
carpeU
and
runners.
Re-tovcr
Chesterfield
suite
-hd
upholstered
chairs.
Purchase
new
"occatlonal"
furniture.
Reframe
valuable
pictures.
Renew
drapes
and
curtains
In
any
or
all
rooms.
Renew
linoleum
in
kitchen.
Launder
or
renew
slip
covers.
Jtryalnt
or
renew
window
blinds.
femploy
capable
women
for
spring
and
weekly
nousc
cleaning.
Purchase
bed
linen,
comforters,
blankets.
Replace
chinawarc
and
kitchen
utensils.
Repair
clocks!
Replace
silverware.
THINKS
TO
J)0
OuUide
the
Ilou
Repair
or
replace
eaves,
troufht.
water
cod-
ductors
and
flisJilnm
JtetJtlncle
roofs
t
ithtr
In
whptc
or
in
part
Replace
worn,
broken
or
rotten
ooUimn
burs,
i
,
celumn
baiiuiiteti.
railtnfs.
woodwork
tn
porches,
steps
and
threshold.
Mend(
fences
and
gates,
replacing
all
misting
and
decayed
wood
with
sound
lumber
puiki
new
sun
room
or
ulaj-ln4n
exiUnf
"porch.
liutld
an
addition
to
hoe.
Cbhirtriiet
fenced-in
plaroun-l
for
lh
small-
er
thlldren.
with
swtns,
chutes,
etc
Erect
gates,
terjees.
Ueillse,
arbors,
pergola,
etc.
Roofs
retMUt
or
restaln.
Porch
fW
fVfat
q
re
.
.
.
...
.
Rcshltigle
liouse.
Put
new
roof
on
house.
Put
tn
lawn.
4
"
"
Plant
shrubbery.
Dig
over
and
re-seed
lawru.
1
WOHJv
FOR
WX)MKN
Employ
a
tea
mitres
pring
sewing,
remodel-ling
i.
Havo
quilts
made
and
nigs
hookexMrom
srrtp
bag
materials.
Kmploy
womeh
to
mend
linens,
larr.
hUery-initial
linen,
make
needle-point,
re-eover
riderdowrts.
rr-tuft
mattrtsc.
re-eovef
lamp
shades,
knit
socks,
swealrn.
etc,
ruver
cushions.
4lAiyT
jtllfv
J.QIIS
Interior
of
the
house
repaint
revarnWi
aed
redecorate
not
only
wails,
celHns
and
woodwork,
but
aim
floors,
furniture,
linoleum,
etc.
'
.
TheFxsh
which
jnade
Prince
Rupert
Fapious
"Rwpert
Brand"
smoked
BLACK
COD
prepared
pally
By
Cdjan
fish
Cold
Storage
Co.,
ltd.
PJUtfCE
RUPERT,
RC,
,
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i,
1
1
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.
i"-
If
y,fu
'
y?ih
t
jinl
h!npt
try
a
clarified
ad.