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popular
shoes
for
men
has
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in.
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and
they
fit,
wear
well
and
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comfortable.
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to
choose
from.
Sizes
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to
11.
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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Pubhsbed
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
.
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
Advertising:
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
News
Department
Telephone
86
A4Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Saturday,
February
23,
1935
EIGHT
HOUR
DAY
'
3t
se.ems
curious
that
Premier
Bennett
should
now
be
introducing
a
Dominion
eight
hour
day
bill
when
British'
Goliimhia
has
in
most
industries
been
retrulated
by
an
eight
-hour
day
law
for
a
number
of
years
past.-
It
was
the
government
of
which
the
present
Premier
of
British
Columbia
,wa&
a.member
that
passed
that
bill
but
owing
to
keen
.competition
with
other
provinces
it
was
found
neces-
tl'
.
.
1
A?
t
..
il
-
-Ml-
1
faryxo
maKe
some
exceptions,
suan
as
in
me
paw
miiis
anu
railways.
:'
We
are
all.
for
reducing
the
hours
of
labor
as
long
as
it
floes
not
interfere
with
our
ability
to
compete
witluother
countries.
'The
difficulty
is
in
competing
with
such
nations!
as
japananu
nussia
in
wona
marKeis.
liie
uiunsn
Columbia
Jumber
industry
competes
in
the
British
market
with
the
Russian
lumber
which
is
produced
under
conditions
wjiich
would
not
be
tolerated
in
this
country
and
the
.employees
earn
just
enough
to
buy
themselves
a
sufficiency
of
fpod
which
the
British
Columbia
logger
would
spurn
as
not
being
fit
for
a
dog.
RAIN
ON
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
-
At
the
village
of
Tofino
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Jsla'nd
there
js
a
Dominion
Government
meteorological
gtation
and
it
reports
that
the
rainfall
at
that
point
in
.the
month
oi
January
was
62.G
inches.
During
the
same
time
the
rainfall
'at
Digby
Isand
adjoining
Prince
Rupert
was
6,84
inches.
Prince
.Rupert
should
feel
annoyed
to
think
other
points
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
are
stealing
her
laurels.
Howeverj-Avgladly
pass
on
the
crown
to
Tofino
and
as
Vve
miist
be
distinguished
we
eagerly
seize
on
the
title
"City
of
RosesV'
Already
wo
have
the
largest
fresh
hall-
but
market
in?the
world
and
the
largest
fish
cold
storage
plant
in
the
world.
Now
we
shall
also
wear
the
title
of
the
queenU)f
.flowers.
r3
I
-
.
"
-
'
.
.
-
Armed
Host
Guards
Einstein
In
exile
Irom
his
native
Germany
rroressor
Albert
.Einstein,
world
-famous
scientist,
is
pictured
as
he
rested
at
the
summer
camp
of
Cbrnmandef
Oliver
Locker-Lampson,
British
statesman,
who
sponsored
the
professor's
visit
to
England.
Following
reports
of
Nazi
threats
against
Einstein,
Commander
Locker-Lampson
(left)tfi6tntistwlaNingrwith
a
shotgun
across
his
knees.
15-4.
O.
Munro
and
3
11
E.
Miller
and
S.
Jurmaln
Miss
O.
Munro
and
Miss
Connie
Morgan
vs.
Miss
Betty
Parlow
and
Miss
Beatrice
Berner
Miss
Vance
and
Miss
Davis
vs
Mis.
Rogers
and
Mrs.
Stevens.
J.
Gibson
vs.
J
Murray.
J.
H.
Horton
vs.
S
Jurmaln.
"
We're
coiriK
to
Ogden's,
Sirs,"
ORT
TOURNEY
LOCALS
WIN
STARTED
HOOP
GAME
Annual
C.
N.
K.
A.
Badminton
Ketchikan
Owls
Unable
to
Find
.Competition
litis
Under
.Way
Basket
and
Are
le
fealed
-Hy
Score
of
31
lu
1G
The
annual
Canadian
National)
.
Recreation
Association
badminton
j
The
Ketchikan
Owl
five
inter-
tournament
got
away
I
start
last
niht
with
the
?
results:
Men's
Shinies
R.
Tobey
beat
15-8.
they
said;
Choice
mild,
mellow
leaves
Only
go
inlo
Ogden's
Fine
Cut
.
.
.
to
make
a
cigatette
Ipbacco
that
always
gives
a
smoother,
cooler,
more
satisfying
smoke.
Try
Ogden's.
And
choose
the
best
cigarette
papers
.
.
.
"Chanlecler"
or
"Vogue".
Youcan'j
beat
that
combination
for
all-round
pleasure
in
"oiling
your
own".
SAVE
THE
POKER
WANDS
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
yr
Pipt
Knout
OtJtn'tdl
PUg
half,
score
being
15-4.
.
jiiuiviuuai
scunng:
-Intermediate
Game
Warlrors
23i--Mlller.
J.
Coma-dina.
Fltzpatrick
(It.
Navlor
(6i
Domlnato
4t..Vlereck
U2.
F.I
Comadlna.
High
School
H3)
Campbell
2i.
Morgan
7,
Lindsay
121,
ToUvj
2.
Davis.
McMeekln.
j
Ladies'
Game
j
Annette's
22
Stone
110),
Bod.
die
7i,
JEva
Morris
Jllvett.
Brand.
IHgh
School
Ult
E.
DavU
(2.
Ellison,
McLeod
7.
T.TJavla,
Blafne
2,
Mussallem,
Tutjeon.
Inter-ToH-n
Game
1
Canadian
Legion
1
34
(Armstrong
iI8),
Chrittison,
McPiee
12,
Blake
M).
Suehlro,
Ritchie.
Ketchikan
Owls-
-rl6)
Pawjey,
Burton.
Inman
'li.
Pawsey
(3,
Burton
3.
Johnny,
bundas,
Peterson
4.
Sons
of
Norway
Away
Ahead
In
Whist
Leagu
Fraternal
Whist
league
results
last
.night
were
as
follows:
I.
O.
O.
F.
4,
.Sons
pf
Norway
5.
Grotto
5,
Canadian
-Legion
4.
The
league
standing:
W.
L.
P.
Sons
of
Norway
.0
0
C
I.
O.
O.
F.
;
.2
2
2
Grotto
2
4
2
'
"
St.
Andrew's
.
12;
Lesion
,
T
,4
4
1
JU-J
"
SPORT
CHAT
The
following
teams
are
sche
duled
to
meet
tomorrow
In
the
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League":Nelson's
Five
vs.
Grotto;
Moose
vs.
Elks.
no
mi.
LIAms
I'.IA
avi:d
For
the
East
,
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl
days
,
5:30
p.m
From
the
East
..1
T.Tuesdays,
Thursdays'
arid
Saturdays
...
....
10:15
p.m.
Electrification
Of
Man
is
Subject
OfPastorEarnes
I
At
the
Pentecostal
Assembly
lat
night
a
large
attendance
listened
to
Evangelist
John
E.
Unmet,
superintendent
for
British
Columbia,
as
he
spoke
on
the
BleetrtfkatiQn
of
Man."
He
stated
that
there
seemed
to
be
many
nominal
Christians
who
appeared
to
be
electrocuted
Jwlng
to
their
deadness
and
non-ablllty
to
let
their
light
shine
Jap
the
Lord
and
Savior
He
stated
!thr
uii
aomethina
better
in
Christian
than
this
lp
Kood
diauTuad
"udiJg
STl
Z
tollowin.
to
the
low
ceZ.
lo,t
to
thefast
55,
i
i2'
W.
Bacon
15-12.
led
u
beuar
brand.
nf
hall
hi.t
rm.lrt
1,,Uk
w"
.
7
r
:
"
.:
Creddie
Morgan
beat
M.'
Vance
0-11,
U-9,
11-8.
Xadies'
Doubles
15-12,
15,
15-8.
Tomorrow's
Games
Tomorrow's
draw
is
as
follows:
Miss
E-
Miller
vs.
Miss
G.
Palmer.
S.
Jurmain
and
B.
Bremner
vs.'
C.
Stevens
and
J.
Murray.
R.
Tobey
vs.
R.
Franks.
Miss
T.
Davis
and
MJss.F.
Thomp
son
vs.
Mlssi.ucllle
Brooksbank
and
Creddie
Morgan.
moviiHt
Canadian
Llon
lioupm.
.
h
.
.
.
w
whU.n
woul(J
i
1
1
l
r.
T'i.-.
nt..:AU
"
C'
.r
sink
i
Ti
.1
v
'J
V
L.T
-,T
.
TL
1
power
to
do
serviee
ior
u'
nc
;not
the
baskets.
The
first
half:'
.
,,
v.,
..,v
J.
II.
Ilorton
beat
D.
Miller
15-13.,
ln
fMBr
of
the
locaU.
;
.Tl?
TJwrman
15-14.
,
When
the
second
half
.Lirtwl
the
:
"T""'
"7.
B.
Bremner
.tat
r.
BouUr
15-12.1
visitors
had
three
of
their
M.
r
1
"JET"1
15-3.
:on
the
llne-un
hilt
they
could
not'
"
..."
7.
TT
'.7..,...
Indies
Singles
hold
the
shifty
Leion
caters
and
...
.i
B
Parlow
beat
II.
SUinp-Vinoent.
.when
the
game
ended
the
Amerl-
(
.r,.
Z...
L
1J-10.
11-4.
leans
wne
on
the
small
end
of
a
.
.,.,,
f
th
V'Pr"'"
"
-U..v-..-.,W1-l-l-UUIll.
.
.
,
,.,(.,..1,,
"
'
a
......
....
.
giris
uoumea
ine
score
;
whoe
made
mo
ivML-r
u-ui
avail-
on
the
Hinh
School
lasses
and
went
and
to
emy
,kln.
chrtlt,an
uu.uc
u.
a
xu
,hc
kef
WM
tod
able
to
Lcacue
exhibition.
The
Manne-'
h.
nM
,.iti.
,k,t
Mrs.
Horton
and
Mrs.
Gibson
louins
had
thinai
tlvelr
own
wav
i
l
.
TZ
T7
,TTT
TuT
beat
E.
Miller
and
G.
Palmer
1M2.
ihrouRhout
the
uame
wtth
an
11-6
"""1
'
"r"
"
TT
"
T.K
'score
at
half
time.
McLeod
of
the.
.
.
k.
ui
.
JUen's
Doubles
Co-(ls
and
Stone
of
Annette's..
nnA
God
'
and.
in
,
...
S.
Jurmaln
and
B.
Bremner
beat
'.were
the
scoring
stars
of
the
eve-
D.
Miller
and
F.
Boulter
J5-12.
15-7.
1
nine.
Mixed
Doubles
The
Warriors,
with
Naylor
Dlav-
Hprton
beatung
at
centre,
romped
over
the
JUlgh
School
to
win
23-13
ln
an
intermediate
exhibition.
The
Students
were
-1
J
"points
behind
the
Warriors
at
the
end
of
the
first
from
rrwuequence
was
able
to
see
the
"signs
and
won
ders
follow
the
preaching
of
the
Word."
After
the
service
was
closed,
some
thirty
seekers
after
more
of
God
remained
behind
for
prayer.
Superintendent
Barnes'
Sunday
morning
message
in
the
Pentecos
tal
Tabernacle
is
being
taken
from
the
"Sorvis
of
Solomon"
and
In
the
afternoon
and
evenlns
at
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
he
will
)eak
on
the
"Queen
of
Sheba"
and
The
Johnstown
Flood
'
respectively.
BASKETBALL
February
25
C.N.R.A.
va.
flroUo.
Groito
ya.
Annette's.
Hluh
School
m.
II,
lllL
r
-
witiriora,
iiign
ryuixi
vs.
ocyj
mians.
February
28-Mooer
va.
Grotto.
Legion
vs.
Warriors,
High
School
vs.
Grotto,
Scout
v
Scythians.
March
4
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Moose.
Annette's
v.
High
School,
High
School
vs.
Legion.
High
School
va
Scouts.
March
7-
Grotto
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A-Warriors
vs.
Hlsh
School,
Annexe's
vs.
Grotto.
Scythians
va
High
School.
March
11
Grotto
vs.
Moose.
Gortto
vs.
High
School,
Warriors
vs
legion.
Scythians
vs.
Scouts.'
March
14
-Moose
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.,
Legion
vs
High
School.
High
School
vs
Annettes.
Scouts
vs.
lUgh
School.
SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE
February
28
Swifts
vs
"Rupert
Brand"
Musketeers.
Grotto
vs.
Ramblers:
Canadian
J-eglon
vs.
C.N
liX
March
7
Canadian
Legion
v.
SwltU;
"Rupert
Brand"
Musketeers
vs.
Orotto;
Cjl.R-A.
vs.
Ramblers.
March
14
Ramblers
vs.
Swifts:
Orotto
vs,
C.
N.R.A.:
"Rupert
Brand"
Musketeers
vs.
Canadian
legion.
"
SCHEDULE
OF
WHIST
iJSL
u'S
Bm,a,rdi
March
4-t.
Andrews
vs.
i:o.OJ..
528;
.
L?
L"S
8
ag
!3ons
of
Norway
vs.
Canadian
Le-Not
a
single
game.
In
TJiursday
'lo
.
night's
fixture
ha,
yci
been
played
;
Q
F
vs
Canadlan
nt,?.
a
0Utfs(lTdlng
games
,n
Legion.
Orotto
vs..Bt.
Andrews,
numerous
othe
fixtures.
j
xhe
JeaguC
standing
to
date
U
as
NO
MIMES'
lUmING
fDUowsj
None
of
-the
scheduled
fixtures
In
the
Ladies'
Bowling-League
wgre
played
last
night
It
Is
expected
the
(matches
will
be
ruri
off
oyer
the
I
week-end
or
;earh
'np&t
week'.
C.N.R.
Trains
Mail
Schedule
For
the
Kast
'Monday's,
Wednesdays
and
Fri
days
.'
:
4:30
pjn
From
the
East-Tuesdays,"
TliursOays
.and
Satur
days
0:15
p!m
For
Vancouver-
Mondays
Vtrrifn)
-...4:30
pm.1
Tuesday
12:30
pjn.
Wednesdays
(train)
a.
4:30
p.m.
Thursdays
9:20
p.m
Friday
...
11
p.m.
TheMarkets
Retail
prices
current
here
are
as
follows:
fees
B.C.
Fmh
Extras.
Oracle
A
Lar.e
oartoned.
d.
Local,
new
laid.
doe.
Orjylc
B,
large.
dC.
Fresh
Pullfi.
dog.
30
.40
IS
Apples
Wlnetaps,
fanqr
wrapped.
3
lb.
J
Box'
.
ITS
Yellow
Newton,
faney
wrapped
3
14
Box
2.75
apitaenberjii.
fanay
wrapped
3Va
lb
2t
Box
-
'....I-
250
Bulk.
4
lbs.
2&
Box
.
1.9S
Delicious,
faney
wrapped.
3
lb.
6
Box
...
2M
Fruits
llothotise
Rhabf
tu
ft.
'einona,
doz.
2e
to
praogoa,
ds.
25c
Ao
Grapefruit.
CaU
each.
5c
to
Grapeiruit.
Florlck,
each
10c
to
Bananas,
lb.
Emperor
O
rapes,
lb.
'Mutter
Fancy
cartoned,
lb
No.
1
Creamery.
3
lba
lard
Pure,
lb
.
u
,
VfRf
tables
8weet
Pdtatoca,
lb.
PotatrjeJri.
4
Terroee,
12
lba.
Sack
Ashcrolt.
12
lbs.
Sack
Onions,
nc,
lb.
.
Garlic.
Imported,
par
lb.
.
Cabbage,
local,
per
lb.
4r
to
Cauliflower.
larM,
Cal..
2Qc
to
feVS&KB-S'Z
.."..-."...
Carrots,
Iff
lbs.
Turnips,
uprivcr.
10
lbs
Bccta.
bulk.
8
lbs.
Celery.'-Caf"
hWl
Leeks,
bunch
West
Indies
Tomatoes
B
9
5!
is
Monarch,
Ib,
,-.u
.1,0
2$
166
16
US
.05
2:
25
..
X6
Saturday.
Pfui
Society
Elopers
Are
in
Trouble
flggggggggk
lt
ggggV
Jjta
'
gMgggJPbL
Mrs
Howard
DeWa
lnj
Cok
W.
pressing
iiarrc
a.z
.
Gr
rj
8
fooJhail
:.T"
w.?T)
befaT.':
,,h'
f-i
with
he
Coctk
djas,-
'p"
J
'-i1
Mr-
mother
s..-.
-
S
-trie"
.:e
fom..y
-r
III
'invrt
..:v
ihauftcur
a:.il
S'
.irn
i:
'above
rl-i
i
.-
and
jewels
The
Kir!
-
"-n
bf-low
iLHtoce.
Cal.
25;
Feed
Hay.
nulkiey
Vatey
Tlmo
i.
100
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