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Except
Sunday,
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98
86
Saturday,
September
7,
1935
-
POPULATION
AND
EDUCATION.
The
population,
of
the
citv
is
i
ammo
.tion
facilities
of
the
city
are
being
taxed
to
the
limit
in
jHuviumg
ior
an
tne'
youngsters,
that
are
offering.
Class
rooms
are
bulging
and'
teachers
are
already
working
hard.
If
the
increase
continues
we
shall
be
feeling
growing
pains
and
we
hope
we
shall
have
the
opportunity.
Nothing
would
please
us
betterthari
to
be
a
little
crowded.
A.
year
ago
people
were
suggesting
that
our
population
had
decreased
since
the
census
when
the
official
count
was
six
thousand,
three
hundred
and
twentv-six
odd.
Now
they
are
suggesting
that
the
populatibn
is
considerably
higher
than
that.
The
recent
demand
for
small,
houses
was
probably
caused
by
the
arrival
here
of
families
from
Anyox
who.
are;awaiting"the
starting
of
the
pulp
mill.
These
people
think
they
see
more
opportunity
here
than
in
the
south
where
competition
is
keener
and
life
more
complicated.
We
are
glarl
to
know
that
the
local
schools
are
able
to
take
care
of
all
the
minils
that
nro.
nffpvino-
nmi
tw
in
-
r
i
-r
w.
wiiub
All
cases
where
there
is
too
much
pressure,
extra
teachers
One
of
the
siims
of
the
times
in
this
is
the
fact
that
all
the
qualified;
girls
who
last
year
were
una
Die
10
secure
scnoois
are
now
teaching,
either
in
the
city
or
country..
In.
fact
there
is
not
a
nnnlif
ird
teacher
in
a
position
to
do
sustituting
and
married
teach-
era
imve
to
oe
impressed
into
tne
service.
mugmer
uays
Better
Smokes
These
prmhterdqy
are
certainly
worth,
celebratjpg,
.and
wise
"roll-yoyr;-owneri,,are
doing
it
by.
gelling
back
1q
Ogden's
Fine.
Cul.
What
a.
fhrilJ
it.
ij.
tp.
enjoy-again
the
completely
satisfying,
cigarettes,
that
only
Ogden'l
gjve
particularly
when
it
cost
$9,
little
to
smoke
the
best
Oi
course,
you'll
be';
wise
to
use
"Oiantecler"or"Aigue"papers.
St
poktf
Hndi,
tnf
numttrs,
new
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F
Your
I
N
E
Pi
Kn
ows
Ml
CUT
Ogden's
Cut
Plug
SPORT
STANDINGS
UNCHANGED
lliat
&l9Ulf-
irt9
fTVlfc
Alii
Their
Gam
In
National,
League
Yesterday
St.
Louis,
September
7,
(CP):
First
division
teams
all
won
their
games,,
n
the
National
League
yesterday
and,
a
a
result,
there
were
no
changes
In
the
standings,
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
retaining
their
two
and
a
half
game
margin
of
supremacy
with
the
New
York
Giants
and
Chicago
Cubs
continuing
In
a
virtual
deadlock
for
second
place.
The
Phillies
are
in
sixth
place
but
with
only
mathematical
and
not
an
actual,
lead
over
the
Cincinnati.
Reds.
Yesterday's
Big,
League
scores:
National
League
Brooklyn
nil;
Pittsburgh
13.
New
York.
7.;
Cincinnati
5.
Philadelphia
2;.
Chicago
3.
Boston
4;
St.
Louis.
6.
American.
League
St.
Louis
11-2;
Washington
8-1,
Baseball
Standings
American
League
W.
L.
Pet.
Detroit
83
44
.654
New,
York
73
52;
.584
Cleveland
66.
62
.516
Chicago
...64
6i
.512
Boston
.05
65
.500
Philadelphia
51
71
.418
Washington
:
53,
78
.411
St.
Louis
52
76
.406
Nttlonal
League
'
W.
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
82
47
.636
New.
York
78
49
.614
Chicago
82
52
.612
Pittsburg
76
58
.567
Brooklyn
58
70
.453
Philadelphia
54
74
.422
Cincinnati
57
76
.421
Boston
33
94
.200
Preecp-Macdonald
In
Bowling
Final
Had
Easy
Victory
Over
Millar,
and
Wilsons-Murray
Last
Night
in
Double
Match
Jack.
Preece
and
Sid
Macdonald
defeated
W.
H.
Wilson-Murray
and
William
Millar
last
night
in
the
semi-final
of
doubles
in
city
bowling
championship
tournament
and,
will
meet
Dave
Borland
and-John
Bulger-tomorrow
in
the
final.
Last
night's
victory
was
an
easy
one
for,
Preece-
and
Macdonald
who
won
by.
a,
score
of
25
to
10
including
one
possible
of
eight.
Preece
and
Fred
Walton
are
meeting
this
afternoon
in
a.
semi
final
of
the-single
for
the
right
to,
meet
I).
A..
MacPhee
in
the
WALLACE
WON
OUT
Decisioned
Ottawa
Opponent
in
Ten
Kound
Bout
Last,
Night
In
Canadian
Capital
OTTAWA,
September.
7
(Cana
dian
Press)
Gordon
Wallace
of
Vancouver
retained'
his
Canadian
welterweight
title
here
last
night.
decisloning
Eddie
Carroll
of
Ottawa
in
ten
rounds.
Wallace
weighed
144
pounds
and
Carroll,
145.
Wallace
h
now
expected
to
eet
a
bout
with
Harry
Dubllnsky,
New
York
contender
for
Barney
Ross'
world's
welterweight
title,
the
winner
probably
to
met
Ross.
Mail
Schedule
For
Vancouver-Monday
(train)
Tuesday
Wednesdays
(train),
Thursday.
,
Friday
Saturdays
Sept'.
6,
15
and
25
.
From.
Vancouver-
Sunday
Wednesday
;
Thursday,
(train)
..,
Friday
.'.
Saturday
(train)
...
Sept.
11,
21
and
30
5
p.m.
12:30
p.m"
5
p.m.
..
9:30
p.m.
11
p.m
9:30
p.m.
.
p.m.
-
4
p.m.
10
a.m.
10:20.
p.m.
10
a.m.
10:20
p.m.
a.m.
1
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday
sn.
Announcing
the
Arrival
from
Montreal
.
t
ANGLING
PARTY
INTO
KIIXADA
FOR
WEEK-END
Pilot
Charles,
Elliott
with
his
Pacific
Airways
OunkerS
low-
winged
seaplane
arrived
here
at
1:45
this
afternoon
from
Stewart
and
will
hop
off
at
4
p.m.
forKhal-ad?
Lake,
having
on
board
a
party
consisting
of
D.
L.
Coulter,
Harry
Melville,
.
Jack
Drysdale
and
W,
Dickie-
son,
of
Premier
ad.
Dougl
Campbell
of
Big
Missouri
who
will
spend
the
we?krend
ang-
ling
at
the
ponular
Skeena
River
resort.
They
Intend
to
fly
back
to
Stewart
Monday
morn-
ine.
Old
Country
Soccer
English
League
Fjrst
Division.
Birmingham.
1:;
Arsenal.
1.
.
Brentford,
I;
Huddersfleld
2.
,
'Derby
4;,
Bolton
0.
Grimsby
1;
Chelcea
3.
Leeds
1;
Blackburn
4.
Liverpool.
6;
EVertbn
O.
Portsmouth
3;
Aston
Villa
0,
Preston
Northend,
0:
Middlesbrough
5.
Wednesday
0;
Wolverhampton,
0.
-
Sunderland
2;
Manchester
0.
.
West
Bromwich
Albion,
2:
Stoke
Scottish
League
First
Division.
Aberdeen
3;
Ayr
0.
Albion
2;
Lanark'
0.
Clyde
1;
Motherwell
2.
Hamilton
5;
Parlick
Thistle
1
Hearts
2;
Arbroath
1.
Kilmarnock
1;
Dunfermline
2.
Queens
Park
6;
Hibernians
1.
Queen
of
South
1;
Celtic
3.
Rangers
5;
Alrdrfconlans
3.
St.
Johnstone
2;
Dundee
0.
BARNEY
ROSS.
WINS
LOS.
ANGELES,
Peptember
7.
Barney
Ross,
world's
welterweleht
boxing
champion,
knocked
out
Baby
Joe
Gans
in
the
second
round
of
an
exhibition
bout
last
nlghb.
Football
Monday,
September
9
REGIMENT
vs.
CANADIAN
LEGION
Keuyru
elenfonrf,;
North
cf.
An
all
star
team
will
olav
th
Papermakers
tonight,,
the
proceeds
to
go
to
the-
injured
players:
fund
NELSON
WINNER
George
Young
Loses
put
By
Close
Margin;
Tp
Fort
Dodge
Man
In
Chaljenge.
Swim
TORONTO,
September
7:
Mar
vin
Neteon
of
Fort
Dodge.
Iowa
won
by
twelve
yards
from
George
xoung
in
a
special
challenge
swim
at
the
Canadian
Natinnni
Vvn-
tion
here
yesterday.
Neither
made
as
good
time
as
did'
Charinw
Acrs('of
'Vancouver
i?
winning
the
wuiiioi
o
-
iivc-iium
?wmi
neison
s
time
being
twp"
hours
and
thirty-two
minutes.
Hetoolr
a
purse
of
$2,-750.
Young"
suffered
from
cramps
several
-times.
of
-
75
LADIES'
TWEED
Retail,
priced
current'
here
re
t
follows:
I
B.C.
Fresh
Exjras,
Grade
,
i
Large,
cartooned,-i!oz,
38
CNtrALLS,.September7-Pat
tocal.
new
laid.
doz.
45
DolaoV
PaperniaSfrs:
Softball,
nlrie'i
'Apples'
registered
three
straight
wins
in
'B.C.
Qravenstelns.
lbs.
..v.!
55
the
opening
games
of,
the
three
but
B.C.
Transparent
lb
05
of.
five
championship,
play-oft-
ser-1
trulu
'
ies,
with
Young,
Liberals
on
Friday,.
Pears,
Wash.,
doz.
.30c.
to
.40
Monday
an'd
Wedncfday
nights.
Pears,
cooking,
lb
07
Friday's
game
was
close
untllj
Lemons,
doz.
35c
to
.1.
.42
the
fifth,
inning;
when
three
men,
Oranges,
doz.
20c.
to
.-ju
were
walked
with,
the
basA
InnHpH
flrnnef
rnlt.
Pal
TMely
hitting
gave
the
Papermak-
Plums,
Terrace
P'each,
lb.V4
40.
ers
a
final
victory
of
9
to
4,
B.C.
Italian
Pruni.
3
lbi
.25
Monday
night's
gamp'
provided,
Bananas,
lb
,
.12
the
best
brand
'of
bull;
seen
here
for
Canteldupesi
B.C
eirh.
13o,to
.18
some
time.
Marshall
scored-for.
the-
Terrace
Blackberrlt,';baket
Papenriakers
In.
the
fifth
on
an
ov
erthrow.
but
that
was
the
only
counter
:
prior
to,
tho
eighth,
when
Laionde
started
a
rally
that
the
pol
itlclans
could
not
stop,
the
final
score
being,
9
to
njl
weanesaay
nighr's
game
was
a
spoctcuhur
affair
with
"Tarzan"
Simpson,
hurting
fpc
the
winners
and
the
veteran
Gorriie
McLean
former
Macabce
pitcher
of
Vancou
ver,
working
for
the
losers.
The
teams
were'
rapermaicers-
Marshall,
c:
Simpson,
p.;
Alexander,
lb.
H.
Kel-
Jey,
.2b;,
Mutyi,
ss?
Calhoun,,
3b.;
Lalonda,
rf.;
Simpfron,
If;
PatDo-lan,
cf.;,
Young
Llberals-T-lsbistcr.
c:
Mc
J.Lean,
p.;.
J.
Clarke
lb.;
L.
Clarke.
2b..
Eadie,
ss.;
McQarrich,
3b.;
P.
Peaches,
doz,
,35oVtn.
Malaga
Grapes,
lb.
Rlbier,
Grapes,
lb.-..
..
j:.
Seedless
Grapes,
lb
.
Butter.
Fancy
cartoned,
li-
No.
2,
Creamery;
ib.
.'.
I4ra
'
Pure,
lb
J.
.,
:
Vegeubles
Potatoes,
B.C.,
10
lbs
'....;!...
Green
Onions,-
2'
bunches
Okanagan
Onions,
Ih,
Garlic,
Imported,
per
lb.
.
Cabbage
B.C.,
per
lb.
4c
to
Cauliflower,
B.C.,
15c
to
farsley,
bunch
Carrots,
B.Clrf
bunch
Turnips,
uu
over
,7
lbs
L&j?.
Beets,
B.C.,
bunch.
1..:
Celery,,
B.C.,
head
10c,
to
Field
Tomatoes,
No.
1,
lb.
.
Basket
.
........,bc-&?...v
Lettuce,
local,
head.
6q.
to
com,
doz
:
...
i.:..Z.....
Small
nlcklinn
cucumbers.
IS
Cucumbers,
outdoor,
5c.
iQ
Dill
pickling
cucuirfctrsl
lb.
COATS
IN
ALL
SHADES
With
Collars
of
Mink,
Sable,
lted-
Ftix.
Squirrel,
Fitoh,
andGrey
Lamb,
with
Dainty
Muffs
tu.
Match.
These
Coats
are
on
Sale
Now,
from
$
1
5.75
to
$59.50
COME
EARLY
AND
QET
FIRST
CHOICE.
AND
DONT
FQRHKT
Merchandise
Satisfactory
or
Money
Refunded
DRESSES,
EVENING
DRESSES
LINGERIE,
HOS
IERY,
ETC.,
TO
SUIfP
EVERY
PURSE.
WE
BUY
FOR
LESS.
THE
RUPERT
:soFTBALL
STEWART
WAKT
PLANE
PLANE
TAKING
TAKING.
"'VA
A-AJrJUJU
PEOPLES
PLAYOFFS
Papermakcrs
Defput
Youpjr
Liberals
,
To.
Win
Xtie
at
Oceaa
STORE
LTD.
WE
SELL.
FOR
LESS.
The
Markets1
i
"
.10
.50
.20
.20
.15
-32
weea,
Duncn
.20
Vegetable
Marrow,
small,
each
.10
Green
Beans,
lbV
Wax
Beans,
lb,
.
..j
Green
Peppers,'
lbY
fc.........'....;...
Red
Peppers,
lbY
u.'.
....
Crushed
Oats
Barley
Laying-
Mash"
Feed'
Oyster
Shelifv.;.
Fowl,
No.
1.
lb.
Mean
1
.'?-
.18
.25
J)5
.04
.35
106
.20
:.oa.
.04
.25
.04
.15
09
.35
.08
5
.09
.10
.07,
.07
.08
.15
.25
Hay,
Bulkley
Valley
Timothy
100
lbs.
;.j.w...k..i-v.;.
1.45
Wheat,
Alberta
X.:
.:-;
.!,
X..
2.10
un
.-V
V.-W....V...
1.80!
Middlings
2
on
I
Shorts
u
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2.20
Fine
Oat
Chops
.,...
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2.30
2.30
h80
2.80
1.68
.23
Roasting
Chicken,-)b;
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.28
Ham.
slippd.'firfttfB'V'irfA
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1
maoin.
uukat
...1
Lamb,
shoulder,
lb.
k
1
..A.
Ham.
picnic,
first
grade
lb.
Bacon,
side,
sliced,
best
grade
.t
Porki
shoulder,
lb,
'I
Pork.
loin.
lb.
-
i
Pork,
leg,
lb,
,
-
Pork,
drv
salt.
lb.
i
Veal,
loin,
lb.
Beef,
pot
roast,
lb,
.
12c
to:
Van)
pV.n..t.lU
!u
'
Beef,
boiling,
lb.
8c.
to
j
Beef,
roast
prime
r'b,
lb.
'
Beef,
steak,
lb,
25c
toi
Lamb,
leg,
lb;
-
Lamb
Chops,
lb.
Fish
Halibut,
fresh,
lb,
J
Smoked
Kippers,,
lb;
....
15c.
and:
Salmbn,
red
spring,
fresh,
lb.
White,
2
lbs,
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