AUfc
TWO
ximaxmlt
Pays
to
SHOPPE
at
the
Family
tuarannii
Flexible
-
-
and
EASY
on
the
feet
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WI1AR
A
PAIR
OF
"SCAMPEKS"
OK
"SNl'C.S"
this
summer
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the
idfal
hralth
shoe.
Protects
feet
from
heat
and
keeps
them
rool
and
healthful
all
day.
Available
In
all
sizes
for
Kojs,
fiirls.
.Men
and
Women
.
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.
In
two
shades
of
brown
also
black.
complete
stock
of
Tennis
and
OutinR
Shoes
now
on
hand.
Qulta
Percha
make.
Every
pair
made
lo
wear.
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Forget!
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Silver
Jubilee
May
CU
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EDITION
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Monday,
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Shoe
Store
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WednesdaAprll
24,jl?3l.
i
a
great
success,
not
only
as
a
sporting
event
but
as
an
at-:SiKned
ud.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Itil&tol
Bay
Salmon
Situation
Is
Serlons
First
Big
Halibut
Boats
at
Seattle
Alaska
Fishermen
fioj
Co-op.
Delegate
Anthony
J.
Dlmond
of
Alaska,
who
ha
been
urging,
at
Washington,
with
Uie
backing
of
a
resolution
from
the
Alaska
Territorial
Legislature,
that
the
fishing
legulations
of
Bristol
Bay
area
this
year,
calling
for
a
complete
closure
U
that
district
to
all
salmon
fishing
In
the
Interests
of
conservation,
ue
so
relaxed
as
to
permit
resident
fishermen
to
take
a
limited
amount
.if
fish
commercially,
has
been
advised
by
Secretary
of
Commerce
Ro
per
that
the
request
could
not
be
5
nnmnllAH
with
IflH
t
VlJlt
thp
mm-
I
hIaIa
t
ac
i
rt
n
tnitc
t
frn
ni
pftVM
j
ft
ith
the
possibility,
however,
that,
j
If
it
was
found
sufficient
fish
were
running
the
area
mieht
be
ODened
S
n.imA
..........
i
itiiTni
oi,n.
t'n
I
to
a
limited
amount
of
commercial
mm
lllliU
aiVUUC
lil.lllll.l'
IIUIIC
dill
"
g
i
fishing.
7he
first
consideration.
...
It
ItaaiMiamaimisau
emphasized
by
the
Secretary.
I
must
be
conservation,
this
being
essential
if
complete
depletion
and
consequent
permanent
lass
of
livelihood
to
the
fishermen
was
not
to
be
the
result.
The
Secretary
stressed
the
serious
situation
which
had
b?en
already
brought
about
by
overfishing.
It
Is
unlikely
that
any.
canneries
will
operate
this
year
In
the
Bristol
Bay
area
once
one
of
the
mast
important
canning
districts
In
Alaska.
First
large
individual
catches
of
halibut
were
landed
at
SeatUe
last
Saturday
following
the
commencement
of
the
1035
season's
fishing
operatfont'
by
the
regular
fleett
Prices
were
from
10c
and
9c
to
13,ic
'
and
10c.
Salmon,
trqllers
of
Ketchikan,
Juneau,
Wrangell,
Petersburg
and
other
southeastern
Alaska
points
have
signed
up
almost
one
hundred
percent
with
Slgmund
Einstoss
of
New
York
for
co-operative
hand-
ling
of
their
fish.
Packing
arrange
i
menu
are-
now
being
made
and
it
As
'xecetf
;6ir
newj1
organization
t
wu
ve-reauy
ui
cuiiuiiciii:
vtuic
business
by
May
1.
It
was
announc-
The
model
yacht
race
at
the
beginning
of
the
week
was
aT'SS
'had
"SSS
traction
10
people
wno
wanted
to
see
how
the
little
models
j
.
behaved.
Peonle
crowded
alone
the
waterfront,
nnrl
m.invi
There
was
on
sale
of
halibut
on
Watched
the
boats
from
launches
and
Other
craft.
It
should
I
the
,ocal
nsh
.change
yesterday.
each
Tuesday
night
until
the
sea
prove
a
great
encouragement
to
those
who
build
model
?SZ
l
i
i;i,
.
.r
Frisco,
in
with
19,000
and
10,000
boats
and
like
to
sail
them.
pounds
respectlvely,
noldlng
over
OCEAN
PALIS
Many
people
were
interested
this
week
in
reading
the
account
of
what
is
being
done
at
Ocean
Falls.
It
showed
pretty
clearly
what
a.
paper
mill
means
to
a
place
and
to
the
country.
It
is
an
industry
that
utilizes
the
raw
material
produced
in
such
abundance
and
in
many
cases
going
to
UNSELFISH
EFFORT
A
number
of
householders
in
Prince
Itupert
who
are
living
in
rented
house
are
improving
their
gardens.
Their
tenure
is
uncertain
but
they
feel
that,
even
if
they
do
not
live
very
long
in
the
homes
they
occupy,
they
vish
to
make
them
pleasing
to
the
eye
and
a
satisfaction
to
themselves.
If
they
leave,
it
is
felt
that
someone
wil
benefit
from
the
work
they
have
done.
The
city
will
be
the
better
for
having
cultivated
gardens
instead
of
unsitrhtlv
uncultivated
lots.
Great
credit
is
due
these
people
who
are
cultivating
jna.es
nui
uieir
own.
it
snows
me
ngni
spirit,
l
ney
gain
for
themselves
the
satisfaction
of
workinc
to
make
the
world
more
beautiful
and
at
the
same
time
they
enjoy
jieuiuuut
exercise
anu
Keep
tnemseives
in.
aiso
tney
learn
a
great
deal
about
cultivation
methods
and
the
eccentri
cities
of
plant
life.
If
they
view
it
in
this
way
possibly
others
may
be
induced
to
start
work
and
landlords
mav
even
be
induced
to
make
an
allowance
to
tenants
who
cultivate
and
otherwise
improve
their
places.
W
A
HANDY
POCKET
TREAT
until
today.
I'-.
;
T
With
a
lair
sized
list
of
passengers,
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt
II.
E.
N'edden,
arrived
in
port
on
time
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
sail
waste.
tat
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
An-
Ocean
Falls
is
a
little
model
town
with
absolutely
nothing
yx
and
Stewart
whence
she
win
to
keen
it
eointr
but
thf
n:inpr
mill.
Shut
ilnvun
the
mill
n
ml
I
return
here
tomorrow
evening
all
the
people
would
leave.
Fwery
person
there
is
absolutely
dependent
on
the
one
.industry
and,
in
addition,
there
is
the
work
carried
on
in
the
woods
to
provide
the
material
for
the
plant.
That
is
a
subsidiary
that
is
not
included
in
the
figures
given
Monday.
southbound.
Ancient
veteran
of
the
Pacific
Steamship
Co.
fleet
'formerly
well
known
on
the
Alaska
and
California
runs
as
the
Admiral
Peoples,
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
steamer
North
Sea,
Capt.
W.
A.
Nickersoni
arrived
in
port
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
from
Ketchikan
and,
after
discharging
one
carload
of
fresh
halibut
and
one
carload
of
frozen
salmon
for
transshipment
east
over
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways,
.salbd
in
continua
tion
of
her
voyage
to
Seattle.
The.
vessel
was
recently
acquired
by
the
I
Northland
Transportation
Co.
andl
renamed.
She
take3
the
place
of
the
Norco
In
the
company's
service
between
Seattle
and
Southeastern
Alaska
points.
Capt.
Clive
B.
Brewster,
former
well
known
skipper
of
Coastwise
Steamship
Si
Barge
Co.
vessels,
who
was
recently
appointed
to
the
Bri-
i
tlsh
Columbia
pilotage
service,
Is
due
lh
the
city
on
tomorrow
night's!
train,
via
the
interior
and
will
pilot!
the
British
steamer
Paris
City
which
Is
due
here
at
the
end
of
the
week
to
load
a
full
cargo
of
grain
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Con-j
tlnent.
i
Hull
work
on
the
vessel
having'
been
completed,
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prirfee
George,
which
Is
undergoing
annual
overhaul
at
the
local
dry
dock,
Li
coming
off
the
pontoons
this
afternoon
after
having
been
out
of
the
water
for
the
past
couple
of
weeks
and
will
retume
her
berth,
at
the
dry
dock
pier
where
overhaul
work
will
be
continued.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
Auul
24
SPORT'
CICCONE
!:
IN
LEAD!:
Jimmy
Ciccone
1$
high
man
so
far
in
the
city
Individual
five-pin
bowling
championship,
having
set
a
thiee
game
total
or
711
for
Max
AsemisM-n
and
Joe
Scott,
wlio
lwve
not
yet
played
IhMr
flntt
Woek.
to
shoot
at.
Aggregates
for
games
so
far
played
are
as
follow!
:
Ciccone,
711;
Albert
Styles,
628;
Roy
Morrison.
97;
V.
Blgin.
578;
E
SUicey,
503;
Branson
Hunt.
554
Torn
Barton.
552;
Percy.
Mcintosh,
537;
M.
Sa
muels,
514;
Jiamty
Andrew.
508;
Nel
Ounderson,
435
The
following
have
yet
to
play
games
in
the
first
block
of
five-pins:
A.
Ross,
D.
Gunrlch,
A.
Donald,
F.
Diugwell,
Max
Asemlteen.
son
opens
and
there
will
be
prac-
tical
application
of
the
lectures
at
practices
to
be
held
Sunday
morn
ings.
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE
WITHOUT
CALOMEL
And
You'll
Jump
Out
of
Bed
In
the
Morning
Rarin'
to
Go
It
jmt
tmt
nof
o4
nnk
o4
tlx
wU
lkt
pwk,
doa't
vilWw
let
(
mIU.
!
ral
aiUr,
M.
UiatlTt
ntdy
of
tbnrUf
tua
u4
ipct
Uaa
t
make
jmt
u44ily
(WMt
tad
biMTtit
ltd
full
!
tviMkU.
For
ttoy
mm'l
da
U.
7hr
MlT
men
tW
kovtU
ud
Mr
atnMtt
dom'l
tt
t
U
aaM.
Th
rcuo
lor
jtvr
dava-sodut
ImUbi
U
u
llr.
It
heuld
boui
wl
tw
poumoj
of
liquid
bD
loU
foot
tovtlt
dillf
.
If
tkla
klU
U
act
laalif
IimI,
yau(
food
don't
difMt.
It
)ut
dM)i
la
tk
baU.
Cm
Unit
vp
jrr
fUOMrk.
Vm
btft
tfclrk.
bad
tut
and
yout
brtstb
U
fuul,
kta
tua
bnaka
rat
U
bUwUbM.
Year
bm4
arbM
aad
reu
M
down
asd
out.
Your
whoU
ystaoi
la
potaoaad.
It
Uku
tkca
taad.
aid
CARTER'S
LITTLE
UVER
FILLS
ta
(at
tkax
two
puwada
ol
Ml
Swing
liaaly
aad
aiaka
yu
Im4
"aa
aad
ap."
Tbr
coatala
oodr(ul,
kanalaaa,
fialia
?nalU
attract,
aiaatlof
a
baa
It
canjta
te
buUbi
tb
bila
8a
Iradjr.
But
doa't
aak
tol
Utar
IIU.
Aak
for
CarUr'a
(Jul
Ut
Ptlla.
Look
lor
tba
aaax
CarUr'a
Llttla
Llrar
PUIa
aa
lha
rad
labal.
KMaat
a
axUtltata.
tU
at
drad
itorai.
O
JM
I
C
M.
Ce.
i;
I
SONNY
JONKS
HOLDS
CORDON
WAI
LACi:
TO
DRAW
IN
TITLF.
ROUT
Sets
High
Mark
For
Rest
of
Five-
vahwuvmi.
"
I
Pfn
iwi.r.
...
K..
i
-Oordon
Wallace
retained
his
Championship
Contest
Canadian
welterweight
crown
last
night
when
he
fought
a
twelve-round
draw
with
Sonny
Jones
also
of
Van'ouver.
Many
of
the
fans
expressed
dlsap-
pointment
at
Wallace's
show-
imj.
Eddie
Smith,
Red
Dunn,
R.
J.
Ker-ikelbaH
championship
series.
on.
j.
liar
i
ley,
joe
scott
ana
u.j
Stuart.
I
The
following
games
are
still
out
Interest
is
Shown
In
Baseball
Class
I
standing
in
the
ten
pins
competl-.
t
-
...
...
t..tji
viuii3.
j.
uuiiiuuiua,.
w.
way
.uuium
Staines,
S.
Jurmaln,
Paul
Armour.
R.
Bury.
A.
Oonald
and
W.
VICTORIA
WON
GAME
VICTORIA,
April
24
CP
Tlie
Victoria
Blue
Rlbb
ns
last
night
defeated
LAssomptlon
College
of
Windsor.
Ont..
47
to
22
in
the
first
of
the
three
out
of
five
game
series
In
the
Canadian
senior
men's
bas-
Baseball
Standings
American
League
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
j
Washington
I
New
York
...
St.
Louis
'Detroit
Philadelphia
W.
6
2
,
National
League
St.
Louis
4
No
Less
Than
Twenty-Five
Turned
New
York
3
Out
Last
Night
For
Opening
'Brooklyn
4
Instruction
by
Stan
Morin
Cincinnati
4
Philadelphia
3
There
were
twenty-five
potential
!
p'ltSDlnc
3
league
baseball
players.
Including
'.
005100
2
many
of
the
younger
lot,
at
the:Cnlca?0
2
opening
of
Stan
Morln's
baseball
I
Instruction
classes
In
the
Elks'
Home
last
night.
There
was
considerable
interest
displayed
In
Mr.
Morln's
discussion
of
simplified
rules
after
which
he
was
piled
with
a
number
cf
questions.
The
session
lasted
about
two
hours.
The
lectures
wll!
be
continued
Pet
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IIaun't
yao
Dotlrrd
ttat
yaw
kappUal
boor
errar
an
dtjt
bra
yon
fel
yanr
httti
Utit
mora
of
ibeto
tippy
You
10J
all
jour
family.
Curd
b1th
bil
jom
bat
It
Kp
on
tbc
innny
aM
of
lifo.
Tba
iraitrit
cntasy
of
btaltb
If
romman
conallpallao.
Il
may
(ante
Iota
of
appetite
and
trjfriy.
Certainly
It
111!.
aothoiUsial
Yat
h
tan
bo
banlabed
by
eating
i
delitioDt
nrtaL
Laboratory
lent
abow
KtllAfi'i
Aix-Bnn
luppllei
"boJL"
and
tlla-nln
D
la
relieve
coaunoo
eootti-pitloo.
Alto
Iron
for
tba
blood.
Tbt
"bnll"
la
AlL-Ditn
U
mucb
like
tbal
In
leafy
eetablei.
How
much
pleatanter
lo
cat
tfala
deli-ciout
ready-to-cat
cereal
iban
lo
lake
patent
medicinea.
Two
table-ipoonfuli
dally
ara
'nioafly
au&V
clanl.
Cbronle
taui,
wltb
eacb
meal.
If
not
ra-llaved
ibli
way,
eo
yonr
doctor.
Mada
by
Kell
in
London,
Out,
SPRING
SHOES
are
arriving
daily
In
Men'R,
Ladies'
and
Children's
in
latest
styles
at
very
low
prices.
Also
a
complete
stock
of
Fleet
Foot
Runners
for
the
whole
famiy,
in
all
sizes.
SPECIAL
Silk
Crepe
and
Chiffon
Corticelli
Hose
In
all
colors;
reg.
$1.25;
now
$1.00
B.
C.
CLOTHIERS,
LTD.
Phone;
Mack
321
Next
Frizzell's
Market
As
Low
as
1
DC.
a
day
buys
an
ELECTRIC
Refrigerator
This
It
the
crratrt
rtfrlit
ration
opirortuiiitv
it
ha
ever
brrn
our
privilrfr
to
offer:
a
clianre
lo
live
jour
home
and
family
the
health
and
flavor
of
perfectly
refrigerated
foods,
cool
drinks
with
tinkling
ire
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