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These
Bright
Days
Entice
the
Walking
Habit
.
.
.
Comfort
is
most
essential
...
to
enjojy
your
.nuUPJJ
you
must
enjoy
foot-conifoit.
"ARGHGRiP"
Makes
This
Possible
Come
in
and
investigate
these
ideal,
modern
shoes
today.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULL
EN
Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
By,
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
'.
3.00
raali
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
9.00
ADVERTISING
RATES
Local
readers,
per
Insertion,
per
line
.25
.Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
flews
Department
Telephone
85
.Member
of
.Audit
.Bureau
of
Circulation!!
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
February
9.
1935
THANK
Y-OU,
VANCOUVER
SUN
The
Vancouver
Sun
a
week
ago
published
a
column
article
illustrated
by
two
typical
pictures
of
Prince
Rupert.
Thb
article
was
written
by
Don
Mason
in
recognition
of
the
coming.celebration
of
the
twenty-fifth
anniversary
of
.the
incorporation
of
the
city.
It
deals
with
the
chief
industries
including
fishing
and
grain
shipping.
It
mentiuhs
the
?Peace
River
outlet
and
also
takes
up
the,n,uest
jpn
of
recreation.
It
is
valuable
publicity,
for
Prince
Rupert
and
as
such
Reserves
recognition.
IUC,
NEWS
'-Naturally
newspapers
of
..the
country
are
extremely
in
terested
in
"Big
News."
The
difficulty
is
that
there
is
a
di-
ujjon
ui
.opinion
asxo
wiai
is
nig
news.
10
most
newspapers
it
is
that
for
which
the
public
clamor.
The
circula-,tipn
.department
is
a
faithful
indicator
of
what
the
public
AvanUn
a
newspaper,
and
the
result
is
that
the
tendency
is
toward
the
featuring
pf
that
which
is
sensational
as
'against
that
which
is
of
real
value
to
the
community.
j
'1
he
Associated
Press
of
the
United
States
gives
the
standing
news
stories
of
last
year
as
Hauptinann's
arrest,
jviny
iicAtiuuci
a
uMMi.nuiaiuii,
muei
unjyu
purge,
shqptiyg
of
pilliiiger,death
of
iDolfusshulh.of
the
Dionne
ymimtii)3le,,the
Alorro
Castle
disaster,
the
Democratic
off
r'vyeai
.victory,
the
San
sFrancisco
general
strike
and
the
In-jMUrial.
,v.
MMost;
people
!
ill
not
agreewith
the
Associated
Press
in
Vahl'lb
its
choice.
The
slpoUng.of.a.banditshpuld.not
bo
jAnVotittanding
event
although
it
had
considerable
local
'interest
for
the
people
of
the
United
States.
The
choice
was
made
.not
in
regard
to
relative
importance
but
buased
on
.the
reaction
of
the
public
in
the
matter
of
general
interest,
v
Newspapermen
cannot
ignore
the
clamor
rff
the
public
4fqr
news
of
interest
to
them
j)ut
it
is
also
the
duty
to
the
public
to
draw
attention
to
the
importance
of
events
which
the
public,
may
not
at
the
time
realize
and
to
feature
these
fjimpprtant
events
in
their
news
columns.
COUGH
nni
n
Gel
Hid
of
a
I.
Ill
II
If
you
r
rally
want
quirk
rrlirf
ftom
that
ratling
rougli,
or
roUffr
Me
rolJ,
jut!
Jrt
a
Loltl
of
liuckley'a
Uitturc
lite
krirmiGe
'rrauV)-ljite
ijrrjjarajioii
ibal
Laiiiijiri
jrou(;li
ancl
roliU
in
leu
time
nloiott
tlian
il
laLrt
to
Irll-alioul
il
and
it
the
most
leprnW
able
remedy
known
for
LronrLilit
Iturklcy'i
U
entirely
Jiilerent
iaimea4iraUy
uperiir
to
anytLing
you
have
ever
tried.
No
mailer
how
Jong
your
cough
or
rolJ
Jiai
hung
on,
liui
kley't
will
atop
il
-QUICK.
Tor
the
children
mil
with
equal
parln
honey,
They'll
love
it,
and
ii'i
tafe
for
liililren'n
rough
unJ
cold.
Kffuite
tuhiJiluiet.
liuikley't
j
told
everywhere.
ctn
J.lk
u
J-Inhh,
AvSIiiIm
Sli
I'rovi'n
It
M
S
Speed
King
is
Very
Nearly
Dethroned
By
Death
.Sir
MalcoUii
C'ampb:-0.
Vh?
holder
ol
the
world's
automobile
speed
retard
of
23
mile
an.
hour,
shown
i
.
.tim
,,r
!nis
M-pn
.
the
BroQkland.s
ti
ack
in
EmJand.
nxal
after
a
near
tr&y
.had
been
uv.
ited
during
t.h
ruimin-.
of
the
mountain
championship.
Sir
M:i
olm
ar
.kidded
and
almost
rammed
two
oUi-
entrWs
whloh
wne
jut
behind
it
amiiiiiattaiBiaaaaiatAti
The
Family
Shoe
Store
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T
Third
Avenue
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357
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JL
JL
Wiiete
Service-
and
Quality
Excel
SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE
February
7
Swifts
vs.
Ramblers;
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Grotto;
Canadian
Legion
vs.
"Rupert
Brand"
Musketeers.
February
14
Swifts
vs.
Grotto:
J.N.R.A.
vs.
"Rupert
Brand"
Musketeers;
Canadian
Legion
vs.
February
21
ON.R.A.
vs.
Swifts;
Orotto
vs.
Canadian
Lesion;
Ram
blers
vs.
"Rupert
Brand"
February
28
Swifts
vs.
"Rupert
Brand"
Musketeers;
Orotto
vs.
Ramblers;
Canadian
Legion
vs.
ON.
R.A.
March
7
Canadian
Legion
vr.
Swifts;
"Rupert
Brand"
Musket
eers
vs.
Grotto;
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Ram
biers.
March
14
Ramblers
vs.
Swifts;
Grotto
vs.
C.N.R.A.:
"Rupert
Brand"
Musketeers
vs.
Canadian
legion.
NEWS
:a
i
taxB-ia
i.BijiJ.aiaBjcaai
a
ra
.m
:
ji
i
a
rm-a
i
a
B-rj
iain
t
BJk'iaaijava;
ji
w
jatJB3afcgkMs4(.
Hockey
Standings
BIG
FOUR
Intematiouil
Division
W
L
L
F
Toronto
21
4
10
99
Maroons
17
2
11
83
Americans
...9
8
17
67
Canadiens
10
5
14
C2
St.
Louis
7
C
22
61
.American
Division
Chicago
17
4
11
74
Boston
:..
17
4
12
81
Rangers
IS.
4
12
92
Detroit
...........
11
7
15
79
Northwest
League
W.
D.
L.
F.
Seattle
17
2
6
74
Vancouver
...
10
4
8
72
Portland
-.
9
5
8
58
Edmonton
7
2
13
64
Calgary
3
7
11
48
WHIST
I.RAOUE
Charged
With
Shooting
His
Pal
A
P.
73
46
54
36
90
26
80
26
100
20
58
38
73
38
85
34
75
29
A.
P.
4836
56
24
54
23
73
16
75
13
Sons
of
Norway
"defeated
Grotto
5
to
4
in
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
lost
nlghij
'white
St.
Andrew's
won
over
Canadian
Legion
6
to
3.
.
'
t
Prior
to
the
trial
of
Dr
Geo,
Zo
rk,
left.
Los
Angcjes,
charged
with
shooting
Dr
Claim
Wll
on
th:1
pair
spent
all
their
time
together
.spooling
01
10
shoo
:n",
Hpre
they
are
Just
before
the
trial,
best
pf
pal
and
t.otnR
a
qiot,
ol
fishing
W.RSTJ5UN
CANADA
Amateur
Ski
Championships
SMITIIKItS,
II.C.
February
13,
14
and'
15,
1935
Cross
Country
Racing,
Slalom
Racing,
Jumping
Best
racers
and
Jumpers
jn
British
Columbia
will
he
jti
this
'
tournament.
Hockey
Championship
for
Stern
Cup
between
Smltlrrs
and
Vanderhoof,
three
games.
,
Curling
Itonspiel
;
Rantiuet
Crowning
of
Carnival
Queen
Grand
Ball
Reduced
railway
rates
on
Canadian
Njtlonal
Railways
Tournament
under
auspices
of
Smilliers
Ski
Club
UNBEATEN
Scores
Third
.Straight
.Victory
LadleV,
Bom
lint
Leacue
.Muv
sallrm's
Jn
Jiecpiul
J'l-e
Annette's,
377;
Big
Four.
487.
In
Tlie
so
far
invincible
,Blg
Four
quintette
won
Its
third
straight
vie
lory
in
the
Ladiqe'
Bowling
League
last
night
by
decisively
defeating
Jie
Canadian
Nailonal
Jtecreatlon
Association
team.
Scores
for
the
evening
were
as
followN:
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association.
336;
Miwallem's.
418.
Lucky
JSrlke.
38;
11
fjtars.
;C3
Strikers.
368;
iiey
CaUM
lioston
Reds,
356;
Ruix-rtettes,
384.
Standing
to
Dit
The
standings
to
date
are
as
fol
lows:
0W.L.
.Til.
Av
Big
Four
2
2
0
137,4
.441
Mussallem's
3
2
1
1249
4C
Alley
Cats
J
2
1
1232
411
Annette's
2
1
2
1224
.408
Lucky
Strikes
2
2
1
1197
3V9
White
Sox
J2.
1
1
796
398
i
All
Stars
.2
,0
2
-787
394
)
i
Strikers
Ji
1
2
1137
379'
IC
N.
R
A.
JJ
1
2
1125
3751
IRupertettes
2
11
750
375
1
Boston
RetLs
1
A
1
3i0
2M
BADMINTON
i
CLUBDANCE
jOne
Hundred
and
Fifty
Persons
j
l'rejrut
at
.KiOyMe
Affair
i
JuJilkx
Horn
!
The
annual
dancve
til
the
Prince
I
Rupert
Badminton
Club
was
held
jlust
ujght
in
the
Kjks'
Home,
the
af
fair
being
.ppf
pf
(eat
enjoyment
to
.some
150
persons
who
were
In
attendance.
The
hall
had
been
apnro-
lpriatejr
decorated
for,
the
occasion
with
racket's,
shuttles,
etc.
-
Dancing
was
In
.progress
from
lOipure,
lb
p.m.
until
2
a.m.
with
excellent
mu
sic
by
Chai-Jle
rBalano's
Orchestra.
Waller
Spilth
was
.master
of
cerc-pionU'-
Aa
midnight
dcllcfpus
rrtfesji-.
ments
were
served.
Tlie
committee
Jn,
charge
cpnU-te'd
of
Misses
Je'n
.(iye.
.Bes&le
Thomixson
and
Margaret
MrCoT-fery,
Karl
Oordoii,
William
Iimhle
land
O
,C
Mitchell.
Krne.st
Wilding
dPQr
Moving
Up
Sharply
The
price
of
flour
Is
advancing
on
the
wholesale,
roar
kit.
there
having
bcAn
twp
Jumps
pf
Jae.
Butler
market
U
very
strong
with
sharp
'advances
In
prlee
owing
to.
Uie
shortage
jot
,the
cornmptlUjr
the
Urdtftf
Stales.
Am
are
wek
and
prices
are,
de
clining,.,
Tlie
jrur.Kei
is
aimosi
oare
wxiay
pf
fferkjgretn
vfcelable
In.
the
feed
lirje,
Uie
prjee
of
hay
has,
been
advapclpg
slurply.
Bulk-Jeiy
Valley
.stocks
arfjteporVfd.to
be
almost
cleaned
up.
Continent-wide
shortage
Is
also
forein
up
the
price
of
wheat.
Retail
prlfeurient
here
are?
as
-i
-
r
fl.CFreh
ExtralftOrade
'
A
Ldr'eartrineft
&k,
Ical.
new
laid,
dot
Opdft.B,
large,
d?.
Pyjyt
Pullets,
dpi
3
uox
I
Box
.
.
Apples
f'.pitH)betint
fsncy
wrapped
j
jniw.
a,...
I
Hulk.
4
lbs.
i
.Box
v.:
Delicious,
fancy.
wrapped3t(bv
Box
'
fruits
ItoUunisc
Hhutyub.
lb.
'Ninons,
iloz.
25c
.to
Oranges,
doz.
2"5c,to
Grapefruit.
Cal
.jfacji.tScJo
...
Orape;iolt.Fjoi)iia.each
0o,to
iBaiwna.
lb,
js
Kmperpr
prajb.
JlutUr
Fancy
.carUmcdJb.
3V
No..l.Creaaeryrf3
Jbs,.
.
-.-v.
-M'
presiuen
at
the
CarmU.
10
JUv
BARMINM
SCHEDULE
"A"Xeaiue
February
13-
Np.
2
Rupert
ys.
C.
N.
.11.;
Jp.
1
Rujicrt
ys.
Skeena;
fikeena
vs.
No,
1
Rupert;
C.
N.
R.
vs.
Np.
2
Rupert.
.February
20-JSkecna
ys,
C.
f;.,Jt.;
C.
N.,R.
vs.
Skeena;
fo.
2
Jtppert
'vs.
No.
1
Jtijpert;
,p.
,1
fRpe,rt
ys.
2,RMpe.rt.
league
Standing
"A"
Uague
No.
1
Rupert
..!
.....41
Skeena
!....32
No.
2
Rupert
20
C,
N.
R.
A
20
l.ard
Vrge.
tables
Sweet
Potatoes.
b
Potatoes.
No.
t
Terrace,
12.lbs.
pack
.Ahcroft..l2
lbs,
.Sack
,
OtilpnSXlJ,C,.
lb,
Oatllct,plportcd,,ri;r
lb
Cabbagp,
loral,(ier,lb.j4o
lo
...
CaMlltUrwer.
target
Cal..
,30c
to
Tunilps,
jpr.(,yerJ.J0
ps.
BefU.'jiylk.
,..
.
...
(fd'-ry.fCal.,
hvad
lc
to
Leeks,
.bupqji
Vest4i)dta
;Cpniat)es.,lp.
tBaflrday.
PWjrua-y
j
aK
DAILY
-vKKWB
115
"bla
adve-rtlsemept
U
not
published
or
displayed
by
th
Liquor
Control
Board.
or
,by
the
(iovernmcnt
of
British
Columbia.
MARKET
JS
ADVANCING
Hour.
Jfiutlcr,
.Meat
and
.May
All
Bacon,
side,
slired,
be,t
r.mi
J'ork.
shoulder,
lb,
Potk.
loin.
lb.
Pork,
leg,
lb
Pork,
dry
Salt.
lb.
Veal.
loin.
lb.
Beef,
pot
roast,
lb.
'eal.
shoulder,
lb
Beef,
boiling,
lb.
Beef,
roast
prime
rib.
lb.
Beef,
steak,
lb.
20c
to
..
Lamb,
shoulder,
lb.
Lamb.
tatf.
lb,
Lamp
Chops,
lb.
Flh
Halibut,
.lb.
Brooked
Kippers,
lb,
Salmon,
fresh,
lb,
Honey
retracted
Honey,
per
Jar
Me
US
Comb
Honey
.
.
i
Nuts
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
Walnut,
shelled
halves,
lb.
Almonds,
shelled,
lb.
nonr
Flour.
491
No.
1
hard
wheat
Secobd
Patent
Pastry
Flour.
10
lbs.
4Sc
tr
Aust.
Pastry
Flour.
10
lb
Oiled
fruits
iwniie
ngs,
10.
.
.
lAnrlonU
lb
....,2M1''ffcfn'.
wW.
16c
to
.25
-
15
White.
100
lbs.
Yellow.
100
lbs
j
Ontario
solids,
new.
lb
jjjEdna.
lb.
4jji
Ontario,
mature,
lb.
j'Wltim.
lb
JO
25
ICS
ParsJey,
,,nch
jptl
iinqniiori.
lb
Inrgomrda.
lb.
.
il.75j
Scouts.
Pehrnnrv
Fehruarv
..laGrotto
,lOrottO
rf'P
21
-
.
....
p
...
.25
4)?
Lettuce,
iCal..
heqd
..,
.13
Hay,
Ijijkley
ValleyHTliDotiy
ipOylUS.
1....'
Wheat.
Alberta
Hrari
s.
.
...
.
Middlings
'
Short!
.
oats
....
..
FlneOat
Chops
Crushed
oats
Barley
t-.'.
.
US'
2,)5
10
2,15
1.80
3.30
2.45
'2.45
2.10
Laying
Mash
2.75
Oyster
Sfiell
lM
'
Meats
Fowl,
No.
1Mb,1.......
2S
Roasting
Chlckert.
M
Ham,
slicedfirst
crnde
.40
Ham,
picnic,
first
rad,
lb.
,20
4
iv-
SBdi
r
.
aiaek
Cooking
ngs.
lb.
30
nates,
bulk.
lb,.
U
.40
Smyrna
Natural
Fls.
lb.
26
Lemon
and
Lrunne
peel
,25
citron
peel
'Prunes.
30-40.
lb.
lbs.
Prunes.
40-50,
lb.
......
2,75
Prunes.
CO-70.
lb.
jped
.
lUUIns.
Australian
seedless.
16
2i
RaUlns.
Cal
.
AVdle
lb
2.75
Currants,
lb.
J5
Apples,
dried
14c
tick
1
ii
ji
i
i
J
u
I
1
a
BASKETBALL
February
11-C...R
A
iKfw
Atlnette's
vs.
Hlfth
School.
S
hool
vs.
Uglon.
High
school
Scouts.
f'
February
14-Grotto
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