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Get
Rid
of
Foot
Aches
Today
DAILY,
EDITION
in
Harttsj
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Erery
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
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5
h
KS
ADJUSARCH
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If
your
feet
hurt,
ten
to
one
it's
your
shoes!
Hartt's
Adjust-Arch
Shoes
will
make
jou
forget
you
ever
had
foot
aches
they
are
so
con-strutted
to
give
quick
relief
to
distressing
symptoms
and
at
the
same
time
bring
Normal
Comfort
to
the
foot.
4
Why
Not
Try
a
Pair
Today?
The
Family
Shoe
Store
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RATES
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delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
...
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lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
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mall
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all
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of
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Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
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advance,
per
year
.
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and
Circulation
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
Friday.
June
21.
193?
We-sutrerest
that
Prince
Rupert
people
keep
a
stiff
up
per
lip
and
try
not
to
broadcast
statements
or
suggest
!
e
a
'
i
:.
i
ixr
u
i
:
uons
oi
wnat
may
or
may
nut
iiappeu.
c
me
nupiu
for
a.
better
condition
and
it
does
no
good
to
complain
of
business
conditions
or
to
try
to
make
our
neighbors
feel
downhearted.
Many
of
us
have
waited
a
long
time
for
something
to
happen
and
of
course
w;e
are
apt
to
feel
that
we
cannot
continue
to
be
hopeful
always.
The
next
few
monthu
should
prove
whether
things
are
to
be
realty
better
or
i
t
a
-
'a
i
..n.
i
!
1.1
-
-
it.;
not.
Lei
us
wan
nopeiuiiy
anu
u
mere
is
auyiuui
wu
can
say
keep
up
the
morale
of
the
city,
let
un
do
it.
A
WISE
POLICY
If
the
government
of
British
Columbia
had
issued
bonds
to
private
money
lenders
for
its
n,ew
road
and
works
program
of
$2,000,000,
even
at
a
high
interest
rate,
there
would
have
been
little
or
no
complaint
from
the
gov
ernmeni'a
critics,
savs
the
Victoria
Times.
Now,
be
cause
the
government
is
issuing
bonds
and
buying
them
itself,
with
the
earnings
not
the
capital
of
its
sinking
funds,
it
is
accused
in
some
quarters
of
practising
dangerous
finance.
Yet
the
result
is
precisely
the
same
so
far
as
the
province's
debt
position
and
the
security
of
its
creditors
are
concerned.
It
is
$2,000,000
further
in
debt.
How
it
could
borrow
$2,000,000
for
roads
and
municipal
works
and
not
go
$2,000,000
further
into
debt
we
do
not
know.
In
reality
the
only
difference
between
the
usual
method
and
the
method
followed
by
the
government,
because
the
money
markets
were
closed
to
it,
is
that
it
save.?
brokers'
commissions.
British
Columbia's
sinking
fund
position
has
always
been
better
than
that
of
any
province
in
Canada,
and
still
is,
even
though
it
has
been
impossible
in
the
last
few
years
always
to
maintain
the
annual
installments.
It
is
only
in
the
last
year
that
the
government
has
bal
anced
its
current
budget.
We
are
still
going
behind
on
unemployment
relief
account,
borrowing
for
what
can
not
by
any
stretch
ot
tne
imagination
De
considered
a
capital
expenditure,
but
no
government
in
North
America,
so
far
as
we
know,
is
handling
relief
expenditures
in
any
other
way.
This
is
an
unsound
arrangement,
certainly,
but
British
Columbia,
its
own
sources
of
revenue
seized
by
the
federal
government,
its
commerce
strangled
by
a
lop-sided
tariff,
can
not
start
the
required
reform,
which
will
have
to
come
from
the
top.
Meanwhile,
it
is
part
of
a
sound
financial
policy
to
protect
our
capital
assets.
If
we
allow
our
road
system
to
fall
into
the
complete
disrepair
which
threatens
it,
we
shall
be
like
a
man
who
allows
his
house
to
be
ruined
by
his
failure
to
mend
his
roof.
The
improvements
which
the
government
will
make
to
our
roads
this
year
will
increase
the
revenues
of
the
province
in
tourist
trade,
in
the
mining
industry
and
in
the
increased
travel
of
our
own
people.
This
is
a
wise
and
essential
expenditure.
Those
who
criticize
the
government
for
using
the
earnings
of
its
sinking
fund
to
pay
the
cost
have
yet
to
explain
how
the
money
could
be
secured
in
any
other
way
when
the
federal
authorities
and
the
financial
markets
have
joined
in
refusing
to
help
us.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Swim
Hopefuls
Looking
Ahead
For
Big
Games
Canada's
Water
Stars
Stroking
l
Jot
Events
in
Olympic
Contests
In
Berlin
Nest
Year
(By
Hmer
Dulmage)
Canadians
will
doubtless
do
bet
tcr
In
-the
water
than
on
land
a
the
1936
Olympic
Games
In
Germany.
The
tip-off
came
at
the
last
British
Empire
Games
In
London
and
last
month
at
the
Canadian
swimming
championships
In
Winnipeg.
Our
swimmers
are
better
able
to
look
after
themselves
In
intemaUonal
competition
than,
for
Instance,
our
track
and
field
hopefuls.
DOMINION
DAY
CELEBRATION
Tennis
Club
Fallowing
U
the
ahedule
of
tournament
frames
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club:
Saturday
2:00
pm.
Barry
vs.
Thompson;
Brown
vs.
Davis:
Bdgeumbe
vs.
La
Idler.
'
3:00
p.m.
Ha
worth
and
Mrs.
Ha-!
worth
vs.
Greggor
and
Miss
Edg-!
cumbe;
Mrs.
Tinker
and
Ml
Mlt-
.
.
.
t
.1,.
tlx
I
chell
vs.
Mrs.
nicnous
u
.,
Stamford
vs.
Nor-Take
Plan,
Advanced
For
Big
Event
To
Crulekshank;
Place
on
July
1
rlngton.
4:00
p.m.
Walker
and
Barry
v$.
The
second
meeUng
of
the
Do-
Thompson
and
Clarke;
Miss
Bruce,
minion
Day
celebration
committee
and
Miss
eDlaney
vs.
Mrs
Lawiet
was
held
last
night
in
the
Cana-
and
Mrs.
Barry.
dlan
Legion
Rooms
in
preparation
5:00
pjn.
Norrlngton
and
Mrs.'
for
the
big
event
on
July
1.
Reports
Jabour
vs.
Davis
and
Miss
Davjs.
f
from
the
various
committees
shew-
Sunday
ed
that
sDlendid
Drogress
was
be-
10:30
ajn
Young
and
Mrs.
Cur
ing
made.
rle
vs.
Crulekshank
and
Mts,
Nl-
The
committee
decided
ta
ap-
:holls;
Nlcholls
and
Mrs.
Crulck-nroach
the
Baseball
Association
thank
vs.
Freeman
and
Miss
Bruce.
with
a
view
to
staging
a
game
on
2:00Jurmaln
and
Edgcumbe
vs.,
the
afternoon's
piogram.
thereby
Davis
and
Laldler;
Haworth
vs.'
.Including
all
the
major
sports
In
Freeman:
Horton
vs.
Robertson.
!
Prince
Rupert
on
mat
day.
It
was
3:00
Mitchell
and
Miss
FriMell,
felt
that
this
popular
pastime
vs.
Haworth
and
Mrs,
Haworth
or
J
would
prove
a
big
attraction
and
Oregfor
and
Miss
Edgcumbe;
fully
complete
what
appears
to
be
Barry
and
Mrs.
Walker
vs.
Stam-',
one
of
the
most
ambitious
sport
ford
and
Mrs.
Horton.
,
Since
Percy
Williams1
dinky
leg
programs
ever
put
on
In
one
day
4:00
pjn.
Laldler
and
Mrs.'
gave
way
In
1930
and
Alex
Wilson
nere
Blackstock
vs.
Clarke
and
Mrs.
I
took
a
professional
coaching
Job
j.
s.
Wilson
was
present,
rep
re-
Laldler;
Edgcumbe
and
Miss
De-
after
the
1932
Olympics,
Canada
sentlng
the
Junior
Football
Asfto-
laney
vs.
Brow
and
Mrs.
Tinker;
'
has
found
herself
with
a
select
few
elation
and
stated
that
the
gme
Horton
and
Miss
Mitchell
vs.
Wal-:
high-grade
trackiters
Phil
Ed-
j.ar
would
be
one
of
the
best
ker
and
Mrs.
Barry
wards,
Scotty
Ranklne.
Dave
Ko-
the
"Juniors
have
ever
played
If
past
5:00
pm.
Nlcholls
and
Crulck-
monen,
Harold
wenster,
sammy
performances
of
the
Junior
League
shank
vs.
Mitcneii
ana
Kooertson
Richardson
and
no',
many
otners.
this
season
were
any
criterion.
Meanwhile
the
swimmers
have
p.
Edseumbe
reoorted
that
con-
made
amazing
strides
or
strokes
siderable
Interest
is
being
shown
In
There
Is
Phyllis
Dewar,
who
may
the
Bulger
Cup
relay
race
aitd
It
Is
or
may
not
mane
tne
uiympic
noasible
that
theie
mav
be
as
grade
but
who
stands
a
better
many
as
half
a
docen
evenly
SPORT
CHAT
ir
in
ii
irsniiip
ini
ID
ILIII
iriiiu
Party
Given
By
High
School
Girls
The
two
daughter
of
Mrs.
time
for
the
1936
games,
George
the
grounds
whfch
will
be
put
Into
0X1
"rw
piace
,or
w
ur5fr
hpsteses-MIsss
Helen
Banan-Burlelgh
of
Toronto
needs
to
tm-
'as
good
shanf
as
oosslb.e.
The
sale
of
the
P,U
seacon-
J00
tyne.
Helen
Ukie.
BJty
Wood.
W-
prove
only
a
HtUe
to
become
a
dis-l0f
tickets
for
the
fiee
trip
to
Van-
team'
wmcn
atanea
oul
100n
len
Moore.
Mary
Orme.
June
Ar-tlnct
sprint
threat,
and
George
;
couver
is
going
over
In
a
big
way.
fa,rly
stron'
UUed
to
"
mour.
Ruth
Nelson
and
Jean
Mc-
Larson
of
Hamilton
Is
at
least
ai
The
dance
committee
report
plans
ulc
cul
v;
"
""-
Lean.
good
as
Burlelgn.
already
being
laid
for
a
big
day.
When
Burleigh,
Pirle,
Larson
and
Ben
Gaell
of
Toronto
teamed
at
Wlnlnpeg
they
set
a
new
world
re
cord
for
the
800
yards
relay
Oranted
that
the
United
States
oj
lllllil
1
HI
HI
S3i
LIXUCUIC
Taete'i
no
tebttitete
for
it.
I
Mi
wallow
ltquvr
kUly
Ii
Weeded
bam
Ut
ftaett
malt.
Scottitk
'"iioBC
lk
16oi.
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48"
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THC
IRITiSH
COLUMBIA
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WHggLHI
OtttUAiaV
CO
ITU
This
advertiiement
i
nut
puMMicd
or
displayed
by
Hie
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Cohn:
I
about
the
middle
of
i
Annates,
where
thrv
heir
future
reatdencr
The
Fraternal
0-ot
itMtd
UMlr
wekly
meeti;.
.
..Mires
Jabour
duetts
ot
Honor
At;ntnc
thI
brim
s
:
Oddfellows'
Hall
Event
last
dance.
I.
Otmula
presui.
Eenlit
vet
a
IhrtJ?
dlcuoi
ckkd
to
hold
Uw
snm.
i
Dan
Ofaasy
Bay
on
Bunda.
Jabour.
Mareetle
and
Lorraine
were
committee
api
chance
than
any
other
Canadian
matched
teams
comDetlnif..
00113
01
anaQa
uo
.
.
guests
of
honor
at
a
High
School
carry
out
the
arraj.st.
ii
swimmer
In
history.
Toronto
Bob,
commissioner
Alder
has
kindly
IlTe
out
01
Mam
m
mt
,
W'ly
t
the
OddJel-Plrle
will
be
a
growrf-up
boy
In
Biven
his
nermlsslon
for
the
use
ot
'babaU
'eaKu
have
a
W.e-
lows'
Hall.
Thre
wen
lit
girl
Japan
could
send
out
a
team
any
day.
and
beat
the
8
23.2
mark.
It
still
was
a
smashing
performance,
particularly
since
Gazell
specializes
at
backstroklng
and
not
sprint
swimming.
Larson
fooled
no
one
when
he
beat
PIrie
and
Burleigh
In
tht
10C
yards
free
style
In
54.6
seconds.
They
knew
he
was
good
enough
to
do
It.
A
determined
youth
Larson
was
beaten
by
Inches
by
Burleigh
in
the
100
yards
at
the
1934
Em
pire
Games
In
London.
Burleigh's
time
was
54.8.
When
the
games
were
over
Larson
stayed
over
and
won
every
British
championship
he
tried
for
from
100
yards
to
a
mile.
n
I
i
J
AA
(A.i
rtilif
f
AfTfill
l
I
WUK
IN
CANADA
JUM
BtAD
1UE
RUUi
I
tiMND
Mt
YOUR
tNTRY
NOW
Contatt
good
only
In
Canada
I
Baseball
FRIDAY.
JUNE
21
Legion
vs.
S.
O.
C.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Cincinnati
6-1.
Brooklyn
1-7.
Pittsburg
2,
New
York
6.
St.
Louis
3,
Philadelphia
1.
American
Lea
rue
Philadelphia
5-1.
Chicago
3-2.
New
York
5,
Det.olt
2.
Washington
6,
Cleveland
8.
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like
w"m
rice
vyt
m
for
supperv
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;
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sir
r
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vl
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PALS
-thllDKlW
URL
I
US
BtttlP
THAN
tANOy'J
TJERE'S
nJiy
way
to
get
child-
rcn
lc
lV-t
n
txlra
flail
mili
i
djyl
Serve
(htm
Uuatcr
Pulftd
Whut
or
Quilifr'Pufftd
Rur
(or,
Mpprt
at
wt
II
hriakfitt.
Th
double
tritpiifi
of
these
ruiuul
liralih
grain
(puffed
H
linirsnoim.liiv)
rinkelhrin
uch
woniltrful
milk
tarricrt
that
children
can
tm
a
whole
glitl
of
milk
on
them
and
rcluh
evtry
tpotSn-ful,
Tliev'r
to
eny
to
diReit
they're
ihe
Att
bedtime
inack.
QUAKER
PUFFED
RICE
PUFFED
WHEAT
Wv
jftieef
7500
Baseballs
(Softballs
(row
BABE
RUTH
U
Canadian
BoyssGirls
BOYS&cmu'
Hint's
TOUR
CKAW(l
tO
OtIONlOF
IHE
RULES.
Juit
writ
IS
word
oflm
.t.lllnf
"Wh
Qatkrr
Puffod
Wheat
andUuaker
rvtte
d
Kice
are
the
moat
Send
letter
toother
with
kipe
Irom
J
Uuaker
Pulfed
Wl.nt
or
Uuaker
Puffed
Klce
(or
lacmmilee)
to
BAUB
L'o
The
(rueker
Oate
Co.,
jn.
freak.
Aee
counte.
lie
aure
to
etate
youre
and
aee
whether
yoa
ant
e
Hoft
ball
or
a
laalaU
If
you
win.
I
ne
99m
eaaiianarv
ra,
It
faaba
n
Me
aeieu)(
Bali.
eavie
aicapiae
anal
Atf.
a,
.
of
the
pitching
stall
being
largely
Alan
Davie
was
matter
of
eere-
responslble.
The
Elks,
who
lostmonlwi
and
Balagno's
Orchestra
their
first
four
start,
took
on
a
provided
the
music.
Vocal
solos
new
lease
of
life
when
they
wal-,wrre
given
by
Misses
Betty
Wood
loped
the
Legion
the
other
night
an(i
jtty
BHln.
and
should
make
a
better
fight
ot
,
Mrs
ifKr
Lakle
received
the
iit
In
the
second
half
They
had
guests,
sixty
in
number,
on
their
trouble
with
their
outfield
during
j
arrival,
and
other
tadiea
helping
the
first
couple
of
games
and
then
-included
Mesdame
Cox,
Ilallan-J
their
infield,
which
Is
the
bestjtyne.
Wood.
McLean.
Armour
and
balanced
one
In
the
league,
cracked
oj'Nelll.
Mr.
Jabour.
mother
of
the
I
wide
open.
However,
they
pulUdJguMt,
0f
honor,
was
also
present
themselves
together,
on
Tuesday
and
gave
their
pitcher
all
the
sup-
I
port
he
needed.
If
the
Canucks
Uo&e
their
two
remaining
games
and
Legion
win
all
three
of
(heir's,
1
a
tie
would
result
between
them
The
King's
chief
yachting
ambition
Is
to
win
the
King's
Cup
In
the
annual
royal
regatta
at
Cowes
this
August
with
the
ancient
Britannia.
The
yacht,
built
In
1803
for
King
Edward,
has
been
remodeled
to.
bring
her
Into
line
with
modern
I
boats.
Even
If
he
wins
his
Majentry'
I
can't
keep
the
cup.
It
would
go
to
I
the
yacht
placing
second.
,
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14
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Elks.
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Empire,
My3.
Dr.
Oorogh,
foot
specialist,
is
leaving
for
the
south
tomorrow
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
after
spending
about
a
week
In
the
city
In
connection
with
his
profession.
A
presentation
was
made
during
the
evening
to
thj
uU
0f
honor
w,ho
are
leaving
with
their
mother
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