PAQE
TWO
For
I
Value!
e
i
s
i
!
Third
Avenue
DAILY
EDITION
The
Children
Quality!
Durability!
Take
advantage
of
this
fcen&ationil
value.
A
saviugoti
every
pair.
Uust
think!
Every
;pair
fa
made
of
fine
'quality
Heather
which
'makes
it
suitable
for
any
weather.
boulevard
'Shoes
Sturdy
School
Oxfords
far
Boys
and
Girls.
Heavy
Krom-Retan
Sole.
Flexible!
but!
tough.
JACK
AND
JILL
,
New
hjptnent
of
Patent
and
Gun
Metal
Oxfords
and
Straps
just
jnn&rked
Now
is
vour
rhanre
In
s
thm
ffiiwi
nf
n.
.,..
.
J
---
.
a-..
V
.
wu.m.
JTU
must
not
forget
those
ihaes
which
you
can
see
being
fitted.
Leave
numiHg
uiimiuwii
jiuvc
Limn
until
wim
JUCK
;Uld
Jill.
Thurston's
Twice-as-
Good
lUts
for
Boys.
"None
better!
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
TKINCE
RUPERT
BHITISU
COLUMBIA
Tuesday,
Nov.
LOCAL
PEOPLE
fpi.RASrcn
Local
people
were
pleased
to
ipnrn
vpcto-,in,r
!
:M
Ml
Phone
357
8
i
PUMUhed
Kvery
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.'
PULL
EN
Managlng-Edhor
SUBSCRIPTION
:
RATES
Lity
delivery,-by'
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
'
Bymall'to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia..
the.
British
Empire,
and
ADVERTISING
RATES
Transient
display
advertising,
perinea,
per
insertion
uasuuea
advertising,
per
word,
per-insertion
.
Local
leaders,
per
Insertion,
per
line
.
News
Department
Telephone
j
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ol
Circulations
Prince
'Rupert's
plea
for
a
lowering
of
the
duty
on
halibut
liau
ai
jasi
ueen
granieu.
rnrougnout
the
last
Parliament
vie
meinDer
ior
Keena
had
been
urging
this
change
anu
directly
the
opportunity
came
the
change
was
made.
We
should
ail
have
liked
to
see
the
duty
wiped
outalto-gether
but
the
limit
df
the
United
States
President's
power
was
to
cut
the
duty
in
half.
The
result
should
be
tiiat
vaiiduian
naiiDui
ooats
will
get
one
cent
more
'for
MUNICIPALITIES
IN
.DIFFICULTIES
More
mUniflinalltipR
nvp
rrotfinrr
iritn
'f;nnv.:r.l
i:ir:-..l
:i
ijieu
caicnes
next
year.
Lumber
producers
are
also
ven
an
opportunity
to
again
enter
the
United
States
market
with
a
cut
of
two
dollars
a
thousand
feet.
Instead
of
paying
four
dollars
a
thousand
they
now
will
have
to
pay
only
two
dollars,
a
very
considerable
difference.
It
may
be
expected
that
a
good
many
interior
mills
will
reopen
before
long,
especially
m
view
of
the
improving
business
conditions
throughout
the
continent.
PROTECT
'LOCAL
BUSINESSMEN
Local
merchants
should
be
better
protected
by
the
authorities
in
preventing
outside
firms
coming
here
and
doing
business
without
paying
a
licence.
Every
Vancouver,
Edmonton
or
Seattle
firm
that
sends-a
canvasser
to
I
nnce
Rupert
should
pay
a
licence
for
so
doing.
We
demand
a
fifty
dollar
licence
from
local
people
who
sell
goods
from
door
to
door.
We
have
in
mind
seeing
a
man
with
one
arm
going
from
door
to
door
and
trying
to
eke
out
a
living
under
a
severe
handicap.
To
ask
that
man
to
pay'$50
for
a
licence
and
then
to
allow
total
strangers
representing
big
firms
to
come
to
the
city
and
sell
their
goods
in
competition
with
people
who
pay
licences
is
not
a
fair
thing
to
do.
All
should
contribute
to
the'
city
funds
and
the
bigger
the
-firm
the
more
determined
should
the
authorities
be'to
see
that
it
does
not
operate
without
1
-
---j
iwvu
xiuuiiuai
UlillCUl-
ties.
balmgn
Arm
last
year
collected
only
seventy
percent
lu
io
ciorvui
nb
uuijunumers
to
taKe
seventv
,.w.w..j,
men
unci
cat.
umer
inunicipaiiiies
are
said
to
be
-in
similar
plight.
Evidently
Prince
Runert
rlirl
A
lli
turn-
pounding
with
j,.
its
.,
creditors
early
in
the
depression,
for
nnw
tnp
ritv
?o
?iVi1q
fn-nm.
U
...a..
ri-
t
...v,
v.v.,
uuit
iu
(Ja,y
ii,o
v.y
ua
ine
new
oasis
as
long
as
the
finances
are
being
carefully
managed.
.--
-
-
-
-
-
-
tj
Bapco
Bapl-Art
A
new
decorative
treatment
for
old
'floors
and
especially
for
old
linoleum
where
the
pattern
is
worn
off.
Renew
the
ibeauty
of
your
floors
by
using
Bapco
Floor
Enamel.
It
Is
easy
to
apply.
Dapplers
In
Cn
sets
of
three
fillC
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LIMITED
'SPORT
Lions
and
Bucks
In
Hockey
Draw
"
Played
to
Two-All
ScorHn'Vanrou
wcr
lusi
.iigut
11
nut:
luiiiuii
ton
Beat-Calgary
j
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
19:
(CP)
IThe
Northwestern
Hockey
League
g
:
leading
'
Vancouver
Lions
and
Port-J
land
Backaroos
battled
to
a
twoJ
all
draw
in
a
league
fixture
in
Van
couver
last
nights
the
Buckaroos.
Jas
'result,
advancing
into
-second
place
ahead
of
Calgary
which
.wa
defeated
5
to
4
by
Edmenton
Eskimos
in
a
close
game
at
Calgary.
Oalgary
and
Edmonton
are
tied
for
third
place.
NORTHWESTERN
LEAGUE
W.
D.
L.
F.'A.
Pi
Vancouver
2
1
.1
10
-7
5
Portland
1
1
0
5
3
2
Oalgary
1
0
18
7
2
Edmonton
10
17
8?
Seattle
.0
0
2
2
7
fJ
19,
193b
Q
fff
Annette's
Retain
Their
Bowls
Lead
Defeated
Maccabees
Last
Nieht
While
C.
N.
R.
A.
Was
Winning
Over
Bluebirds
Annette's
held
their
supremacy
in
the
Laides'
Bowling
League
last
night
by
defeating
Macacbees
1452
to
1244
in
one
fixture
while
Blue
birds
were
winning
1272
to
1096
In
the
second.
Colussl
of
the
Maccabees
and
Morse
of
Annette's
tied
for
high
average
scoring
honors
each
having
an
average
of
167.
Individual
scoring
was
as
fol
lows:
Maccabees
Colussl,
534;
Pette-
nuzo,i60;
Casey,
243:
Beale.
241:
Fritz,
2G6.
Annette's
Skattebol,
309;
Basso-
Eeft,
315;
Owens,
253;
Morse,
334;
Brown,
241.
Bluebirds
Church,
303;
Pierce.
283;
Webster,
64;
Har'twig.
107;
Ke-'
ron,
286;
Boulter,
229.
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Te'ng,
240;
Munro,
139;
Peterson,
202;
Horton,
219;
Vance,
296.
The
league
standing
to'
date:
G.
Ttl.'Ave.
Annette's
.......12
;
8992
P.
R.
Grads
:
10
6681
Doodads
10
6563
Maccabees
.:
12
7343
Rangers
10
6015
Bluebirds
12
7191
C-
N.
R.
A.
12
6825
Brunettes
10
5283
749
668
656
612
601
599
569
528
Cribbage
League
Meat
Packers.iElevaior.'Lciiloniniiii
Meat
Packers
'15,
Moose
12
Sons
of
Norway
9,
'Elevator
18.
'Canadian
'Legion.
15,
'C.
Ni
:R.
'A
1.
vGrotto
13,
Oddfellows
'14.
i
The
league
standing
to
date:
For
Atrt
Canadian
Legion
.....!m
58
'
Grolto
.....;.7i
04
Elevdtor
....
'n
-rtl
wv.
V
,
Moose
?.
.......f...'.64
'71
Meat
Packers
...61
74
C.
N.
R.
A.
59
49
Sons
of
Norway
.
53
55
Oddfellows
u...34
47
i
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday.
n
335
CL03HERS
WIN
GAME
Lambie
&
Stone
Hit
Stride
Senior
Basketball
And
lDefeatf(lrUo
Scouts
18-8.
Hlrano.
for
Hleh
School,
.grabbed
12
points
and
Brown
played
'the
best
game
for.
the
Scouts.
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
'Junior
'League
High
School
Blaine,
Fitch,
Ya-manaka,
O'Neill
(2),
-Fulton
(4).
Hirano
(12),
Kelsey,
Lundquist;
to
tal,
18.
Boy
Scouts
Eastman
(4),
'Brown
2),
Lindseth
(2),
Erikson,
Dyb-
havn,
Deane,
Klhara;
total,
8.
Ladies'
League
High
Sihool
Mussallem
(4).
Winslow,
E.
'Davles,
T.
Da
vies
(1),
Blaine
(4),
McLeod,
'Llewellyn,
El
lison;
total,
9.
Annettes-Stone
(6),
Morris
(8).
Ratchford
(3),
Stamp-Vincent
l"3).
Turgeon;
total,
20.
intermediate
League
High
School
Campbell
(6),
Mc-
Meekin,
Davles
(10),
Lindsay
(8),
O'Neill,
Morgan
(2);
total,
27.
Scythians
Sev.
Dominate
(4).
Beynon
(9),
Letourneau
(4),Tobey,
U),
Montesano
(2),
Glllls,
Currie..
Murray;
total,
20.
.
Senior.
League
GrottoRatchford
(5),
E.
Smith',
(6),
Oillis
(4),
Morgan
(10),
Glllls.
(
2),.
Murray,
McPhee
(3);
total,
30.
!
Lambie
&
Stone
Arney
(3)..CaU.
deroni,
Johnson
(8),
Lambie
(5),.
Lindsay
(16),
Nakamoto
(2);
total,;
34.
LEAGUE
'STANDINGS
Senior
League
Annette's
Boy
-Scouts
.
W.
Moose
wi
Grotto
3
Lambie
&
Stone
intermediate
.
League
High
School
a
Scythians
2
Canadian
.Legion
........2
Ladies'.
Lea
rap
Grottettes
.
s
mgn
school
1
Moose
3
'Results
of
last
night's
play
ln'the
SyJ1,ans
Prince
rince
Runert
Rupert
hrlhhnirp
Cribbage
t
o?lTIII8h
-fiCh
School
were
as
follows:
Grotto
;5
a2
Oddfellows
Winners
Last
L
Junior
League
'Night
i
.1
!L.
3
4
-4
il
;3
4
laxi
456
3
.CARS
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
Proprietors
Bert
Morgan
&
Bud
tBarrli
Don't
forget
the
number
45G
p.
8
.10
10
8
01
2'
2'
.SPORPCHAT
Lumoie
ei
ouuie
nil
lour
sinae
ot
hockey
equipment
that
remains
last.night
In.
UusSentor
Basketball
.....
..
ktmnw
t
thp
Hrltnn
tague.
aeieaung
theurouo4-3UM
Half
time
score
was
20-14
In
favor
;
of
-Lambte
&
Stone.
The
Orottoi
"Rough
stuff"
is
still
front
pase
teani'did
not
click
and
wasiinipoor'nwsUo
'
the
British
press
A
dozen
mooting
rorm.
Johnson
.was
i
the:
penaiues
in
nocsey,
maicaung
.nost
effective:
player
for
Lambie
iz
'about
thesame
degree
of
lawless-
3tone
lth"
Lindsay
garnering
16
nMS
prevailing
in
-a
soccer
game
.aI.a
T
.1
1
.
.
t
.
.
where
1L'HrB
ndnHtt
lrl.l
kicks
ova
nwrttA
juniut.
in
uie
last
lew
rainuies
me
Olothiers
left
their
defence
wide
men
but
the'
Grotto
team
did
not
cake
advantage
-although
they
had,
.heir
centre
Morgan
waiung.
pat
ently
under
the
basket
for
passes
hat
never
came.
Intermediate
Leagae
in
the
'intermediate
"League
'Ult
he
High
School
defeated
the
tel-ir-dwelllng
Scythians
-"-SO.
The
game
was
featured
by
wild,
passes
md
fumbles
with
the
Scythians
the
worst
offenders.
Half
time
score
was
8-7
in
favor
of
the
Scythians.
The
game
was
ragged
with
neither
team
making
any
brilliant
plays.
Ladies'
'League
Annette's
had
an
easy
win
over
the
High
School
in
the
girls'-game,
20-9.
The
Issue
was
never
In
doubt.
Morris
was
most
effective
for
An.
'nette's
while
Llewellyn
turned
ln(
(her
usual
good
game
for
High
(School.
I
Junior
Learue
penalty
are
awarded.
are
sufficient
to
oause
wrlter.
about
the
new
sport
to
become.ln.
dignant.
And,
whereas
blows
in
soccer
matches
are
described
-with
out
detail
on
the
sports
pages,
a
tiff
on
the
ice
still
gets
the
streamer
headline.
When
Wembley
Lions
defeated
Wemblev
Canad-
'ans
a
fw
days
ago
before
10.000
'fans,
a
"fracas"
received
amazing
rjubiicity
In
the
.press.
What
happened
was
that
two
players
wer
frit
Off
after
they
had
come
to
alows.
There
was
scarcely
the
'ight
that
one
might
have
teen
ed
to
suppose
from
front-page
stories.
-The
publicity,
however,
teems
Tather
to
lead
the
British
ports
followers
irito
hockey
ttrerm
-ather
than
drive
him
away.
The
crowds
never
have
been
as
big.
Early
English
League
contest!
lave
attracted
capacity
crowds
Spectators
had
to
be
turned
away
i
from
the
first
home
game
of
ths
Streatham
Club,
coached
hv
the
I
in
me
-junior
opener
tne
Hign
famous
Babe
Donnelly,
former
uttwi
uuianu
wic
icaguc-iruuuigidJUlb
OIC
Marie,
'tint.,
ailCl
DfO
fesslonal
defenceman.
Donnellv
his
team
to
a
2-1
victory
over
Wembley
Lions
and
played
a
great
HOW
OF
TIN
HAVE
I
COT
TO
TILL
YOU
PIA'JESJ
inenthol&tum
i"c
ncfiina
irchm
torn
Rex
1
BOWLING
.CLUB
LIMITED
i
FOUR
GOOD
ALLEYS
'Reserve
your
alley
by
phoning
'
658
i
All
five
pin
games
12Vicper
line.
.
Stove
Pipes
Now
is
ithe
itimc
to
change
worn
out
Stove
Pipes
With
the
new
heavy
H.
C
Pipe
We-can
supply
all
your
needs
Stove
Cement
Asbestos
iHeaters
and
Stoves
faien
Hardware
A
satisfactory
place
to
shop
same
'himself.
Empire
Stadium
at
Wembley
had
a
full
house
for
the
Streatham
-
Wemblev
Canadian
nigame.
These
teams
met
in
the
English
final
last
spring
iwhfti
.
'
Streatham.
won
and
the
L
is
on
its
way
to
a
great
.......
.
:
..i,'UJt"cu
uu"
won
mis
ume,
too.
Uosoii.ln-Eand
,
,
.
,
,
w
judging
V
thelThe-ntwIy-formed
Sussex
Titer,
canacltv
crowds
attending
October
...
.......
:
.
(.una
'mij.uuiruiuci
5"vo,
ouarters.
(the
n?ame
Us
$UU
in
its
Infancy!
there.
-There
is
one
certain
.proof,
of
that,
proof
that
isn't
failing
to
make
Canadian
i
players
smHe.:
English
spectators
still
regard
-the
flayer
who
Is
penalized
as
a
Tnen-
Injace
to
dean
sport,
a
ruiiian
wnose
behavior
or
misbehavior
Isn't
to
be-condoned.lTheyglve
him
a
rare
oW
vosal
send-off
when
he
skates
!
toward
the
peianty
box
that
bit
are
fl'dlng
the
e,
agatnat
them.
The;,
difficult
to
reach
',
hand
keen
It.
mo
,
coaehed
by
Percv
Moncton'i
Can,
champions,"
are
po'
the
strongest
team
that,
ufo
t..
K...
.
i.
themselves
vr
m
A
good
many
'Cana'dteh
players
-7-T
by
an
all
Loud'.
"4
'
'!
"'
If
mi
m4
Mvtl
..
!So
"neT
R)
Whiihic
are
mide
tlun
ihi
e
if
1
the
U
firm
of
Juserh
E.
Vtfram
k
Stir.
A
kj$&
Cre(nlly
atftJ
in
charred
oak
caks.
th
icqirtre
'
vfl
'
flavor
and
Hrrnglli
imi!
available
in
anv
other
tiS
-
-
U
14
1
Thw
advertisement
is
not
published,
or
Uisp
ay
Uquor
Control
Board
or
by
'the'Covernme
tlritish
fcolumhla.
Foot
Sufferers
Every
fodt
has
two
arches,
the
Plantar
and
Transverse.
No
reaUy-made
support,
shoe
or
deice
can
lit
both
arches.
They
must
be
made
to
order
fnm
an
impression
of
the
foot.
The
same
is
tru
uiien
the
heel
is
out
of
alignment.
PHILIP
BRADF1EI.D
Wear
'Bradfield's
Featherweight
(about
nn"
ornici
Arch
Supports,
made
to
order
by
ha-id
f
om
the
individual
impression.
(Process
Patented!.
Suilc
8,.Exchangeiiloek
Phone
XC1
Hours:
I0H
a.m.
1
"
pm.
Mu
resco
For
Beautiful,
Durable,
Economical
Decoration
of
Walls
and
Ceilings
per
pkg.
75c
-kB
40c
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
MUBESCO
Mcllriilf
St.
IMuinr
JI1
U
NH
0
N
S
T
E
A
31
S1I
I
P
S,
LIMITED
Special
LoW
Wlriter
Excursion
Rates
effective
November
19p5
to
'February
29th,
1930.
Prince
Rupert
'
to
'Vancouver
nno
return
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
P.M.
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
p.m.
T.S.S.
CARD
EN
A
'EVERY
FRIDAY,
10:30.
P-M.
Due
'Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
Weekly
sailings
to'Port
Simpson,
Stewart,
Anyox
and
Mai
Rlvfr,
Sunday,
8
p.m.
Further
Information
regarding
sailings
and
tickets
from
R.
M.
SMITH,.
Prince.
Rupert
Agent,
-Third
Ave.
JMionejM
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
way
ports
S.S.
PRINCESS.
ADELAIDE,
Fridays,
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
Direct
S.S.
PRINCESS
NORAII,
Nov.
3rd,
21st,
Dec.
5th,
19th.
To
Ketchikan,
iWrangell,
Juneau
and
Skacway
S.S.tPRINCESS
NORAH,-Nov.
17th,
Dec.
1st,
15th,
29th.
WINTER
ROUNH
TRIP
FARE
TO
VANCOUVER
$32.00
Tickets
Oh
Sdle
NOV.
lit,
1935
to
Feb.
29th,
1930.
Final
return
limit
March
31st,
1936.
mAH
1
u
.
-
,
.,
.
.
1
.
n
rui
imiinimuon
ana
reservations
can
or
wm
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
""TifiiT
11
in
1
tmm'-"'