Many
outstanding
Shoe
Values
for
Women
and
Children
too.
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8
Monday,
January
23,
1935
TWO
THOUSAND
MEN
$500
.10
3.00
9.00
26
D2
1.40
j
One
of
the
interesting
features
of
the
annual
report
of
;the
Chamber
of
Commerce
published
Saturday
was
that
ipart
prepared
by
Dr.
J.
IV
Mandy,
resident
mining
engm
seer,
in
which
he
stated
that
two
thousand
men
were
em
;ployed
in
mining
in
this
district.
The
number
is
larger
than
we
could
have
supposed.
It
means
a
large
pavroll
and
is
a
ery
important
iactor
in
tne
prosperity
ot
the
province
1
WELCOME
TO
VISITORS
We
are
glad
today
to
extend
a
hearty
welcome
to
a
grea
many
visitors
who
have
been
forced
to
travel
through
Prince
Rupert
in
order
to
avoid
further
delay
in
reaching
their
destination.
We
forgive
the
constant
gibes
.of
the
people
of
the
south
in
regard
to
our
weather,
remembering
that
it
is
probably
wormwood
and
gall
to
them
to
have
to
come
mis
way
Decause
oi
tne
ram
ana
snow
and
uood
con
Hitions
in
the
south.
We
hope
thev
will
eniov
the
trin
thor
feOUjsMydmake
a
l10ult
f
coming
this
way
again
when
Wjlcohditions
are
better.
Possibly
when
they
arrive
f)iey
may!
remember
that
Prince
Rupert
is.
in
the
banana
belt
and
is
a
particularly
pleasant
place
to
visit
in
the
sum:
mer.
Come
and
see
us
wTien
tlie
flowers
are
in
bloom.
The
tulips
are
already
showing
themselves
and
many
other
bulbs
will
be
tip
within
a
few
days.
And
it's
only
a.
few
weeks
since
the
frost
nipped
the
last
of
the
fall
flowers
and
spoiled
the
green
of
our
lawns.
TheFxsh
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
-BUCK
COD-
r
Prepared
Dally
Hj
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
m
prince
RUPERT,
B.C.
II
your
paper
does
not
arrive,
telephone
the
office
ftttUtitf
tli
Ragle
here
last
tiitfht.
Chicago
UUck
Hawks
resumed
-
lusive
leadership
of
th
American
Division
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
the
Boston
Bruins
dropping
to
second
place
when
the
best
they
could
do
was
play
a
draw
with
the
Red
Wings
at
Detroit.
It
was
the
second
draw
game
for
Detroit
at
the
week-end,
neither
team
having
been
able
to
score'
In
the
game
at
Toronto
Saturday
rflght
between
the
Red
Wings
arid
the
Maple
Leafs.
The
Canadlens
conquered
the
Bruins
at
Boston
Saturday
'
night
and
moved
Into
a
tie
with
New
York
Americans
for
third
place
in
ther
International
Division,
the
Ametks
having
lost
to
the
Rangers
in
an
Inter-club
game
at
New
York.
last
night.
.
"
Week-end
scores
were
as
follows:;
Saturday's
Scores
3
Canadlens
3.
Boston
2.
.
'j$
Detroit
0,
Toronto
0
(overtime)
Sunday's
Scores
v
Chicago
5,
St.
Louis
3.
Rangers
4,
Americans
2.
..
Boston
2,
Detroit
2
(overtime).
Hockey
Standings
Toronto
Maroons
International
Division
Americahs
Canadlens
St.
Louis
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
21
3
7
87
57
45
14
2
10
69
46
30
.7
7
14
54
73
31
9
3
13
52
70
21
6
4
21
54
91
16
On
arriving
here
yesterday
after
I
American
Division
i
Chicago
.'.
.."
15'
410
67
54
34
Boston
15
3
11
68
64
33
Detroit
11
6
12
6958
23
Rangers
11
4
11
68
65
26
Japanese
Young
People's
Society
Elects
Officers
l
t
The
Canadian
Japanese
,
Young
:
People's
Society
elected
officers
for
;
the
coming
year
in
the
Kaj-K3n
Halt
on.
Saturday
night.
The
fol-j
lowing
were
elected:
Presidlng
moto.
officer.
Toshi.
Saka-
President,
Kana
Yamanaka.
Secretary,
Nori
Yamanaka
elected).
(re-
Treasurer,
Hadl
Suehlro.
'
Literary
and
social
conveners.
Kazue
Kanaya
and
Kazu
Nakamoto.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
noon
from
the-
south,
Capt.
Thomas
nllff
maetpr
nf
tn
steampr
Prin
u
4
1
f-
;
V'Sr
,
."
.
-
,
t
-
n
'
A
cess
Norah.
reported
to
the
Marine
!
naving
Deen
cancenea
jast
wees,
Department
that
the
light
on
Fog
Rocks
In
Fitzhugh
Sound,
north
of
Namu
was
not
burning.
It
is
supposed
that
it
had
been
extinguished
as
a
result
of
the
recent
storms.
leral
cargo.'
After
discharging,
.she
j
sailed
for
Alice
Arm,
naving.oni
boardf
iumber
and
other
material
to;
be
ased
In
the
construction
oi
a;
new
float
at
Silver
City.
From,
there
the
will
proceed
to
Stewart
to
load
J
ore
for
Tacoma,
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
on
the
way
south.
Making
good
time
in
spite
of
having
had
to
call
at
such
extra
points
as
Campbell
RlvPr,
Knglewood,
Port
Hardy
and
Ocean
Falls
owing
to
the
calling
ti
the
Princess
Adelaide
i
.
n,
ovcctiiici
rtiiiccoa
Thomas
Cliff,
arrived
In
port
at
1
:30
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
at
3
p.m.
for
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
points
whence
she
With
a
fair
sized
list
of
passen-
"T
Z.
gers,
union
steamer
uaiaia,
uapi.
.
James
Flndlay,
arrived
in
port
at
,.
.
l
,,
...
,
'i
(l,:.,.(h,w
disembarked
here
while
one
"
,r.
.?-1"
here
for
the
norili
aboard
her.
aim
auuru
ak
iut
wiu,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points.
'
U
.U.
111
M...-H
n,
row
morning
and
sail
at
1:30
p.m.
for
the
routh.
Frank
Waterhouse
coast
freighter
Southholm,
Capt.
II.
B.
Bennett,
was
In
nnr
QoHirHfiv
vpnlticy
wllh
opn
-
I.
UTJLE
NOse
TUU
VE
MAO
COLDS,
Cffl'
777;
1
s
r
w
.
irt
Limericks
town
in
B.
C.
we
all
know,.
.Us
a
yen
for
to
VQ".
and
to
grow.
But
with
Bennetts
and
Kings
And
depressions
and
things,
We
know
that
it
grows
all
too
slow,
i
in
Prince
Rupert
we
once
had
a
cur-
tain,
We
would
gaze
at
and
then
feel
quite
certain,
That
In
years
ten
or
less
(But
alas!
for
our
guessi
We'd
have
skyscraper
same's
on
that
curtain.
Of
snow
we
have
had
quite
enough,"
But
It's
only
the
weather-man's
blough,'
For
the
spring
flowers
that
bloom
Will
dispel
air
out
gloom,
Winter
Kcramsl
With
a
hough
and
a
nought
t
Prince
Rupert,
the
town
with
a
name
For
a
promise
that
never
yet
came;
This.
year
will
bring
fame
For
rriore
than
the
rain,'
For
the
pulp
mill
is
promised
again.
There
was
an
old
fellow
who.once
iOald,
"At
rhyming
I'm
rated
a
In
thisag(
Qj-Spfciagzatton
MyrarewMntroMja
V-
;
The
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
is
proud
to
regard
itself
as
the
faithful
servant
of
the
people
of
Canada.
Itser'es
them
by
taking
a
product
oT
the
soil
vtiat
hasinherent
in
it
properties
capable
of
ministering.
to-their,
peace,
comfort
and
happinesslJandrf,then.,..
Monday.
January
28,
w
PV
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t
mi
r
nre
tirn
tin
n
ujmx
i
t
mi
mi
itnn
iirniiKru
nnn
f
V?
1
SPORT!
1
The
Family
Shoe
Store
f
Third
Avenue
I.IMITKII
Phone
3S1
HAWKS
MOVE1
Where
firrtu-e
ami
Quality
Krrls
i
into
lead:
Bargain
Department
Specials
i
1
Scored
Victory
at
r.prne
of
IU(les',
For
Men
SPECIAL
47
PAIRS
ONLY
MEN'S
BROWN
CALF
BOOTS
In
a
good
range
of
sizes.
Beat
makes
including
English
"K"
Boot,
Liberty,"
Invictus"
and
"Regal,"
formerly
priced
T.
$3.95
&
$4.85
You
will
recoanive
this
offering
as
good
value.
Many
already
have.
Why
cot
take
advantage
of
this
offer
while
the
range
lasts.
If
you
don't
like
them
brown
they
can
be
dyed
black.
While
Uruiiis
Were
ruyinr,
Draw
With
Detroit
ST
LOUIS.
Jan.
28:
iCP
De-
curing,
prjoessiijg,
manufacturing,
and
packagingV)
jjf
n
r
r
that
product
product
into
forms
convenient
for
their
daily
use'
'M"
r
.
Not
content
with
.that,
it
is
doing
its
utmost,
-
sDread
and
intensive
distribution,
to1
make
the
.-
r
.111.
1
.
'
"
-comlorts
of
tobacco
available
to
people
in
everyipartf
f
of
.Canada,-
in
forms
and
in
qualities
to
suit,
evepy
(
taste,
and
at
prices
within
every
purse.
In
everything
:
v
t..
V
it
does
lor
tooacco
users
it
is
earnestly,
striving
-to,
.
j
servethem
uncommonly
well,
hoping
therebyriot;
t'
merely
to
win
success,
but
to
deserye
it.
.
.1
mm
And
that
same
determination
to
earn
success.by
'leail
in
service
has
inspired
the
Company
to
Ipokbeyond
the
.
consumers
of
tobacco,
t(th"edistributors
6f4
tobacco
products,
to
the
worlcersIh
tobacco
f
actories,.
.?;
to
the
growers
of
tobacco
leaf,
and
beyomi
'theran.
a'gain
to.
Canada;thi:;Na'tionaIway$
in-quest.ofyf;S;
"
andfmeansjof-widening
and
;fet'tering.
Syjcc.(.;:..
'
;
'
'Afstory.
ohthi
more
important
jttpt
laktn
St'thutr'
'
'
Wrmll-beUhld
in
shcceeJmMtsiaFWh
"
M
V
'
;
.
'
.i
'.-
A
.
'
"
'MrERI
AL
TOBGCO"
COMRANyi
OF;
:
CND
.0
ljjED
.
.
dunce,
"But
to
gi(
something
free
"Would
always,
suit
me,
r
I
"So
11
try
for
The
Hews'
for
sit
munce."
A
foolish,,
old
man
rurned.Pinfro'
J
While
the
weather
was
down
beloi
Fired
his
house
and
his
car,
And
cf
Ifd.
out;
'Tjier
you
are,
"That
makes
me
a
great
man
like
NeroP
There
was
a
gay
fellow
called
Bash,
Who
decided
to
cut
quite
a
dash,
.
tyi
he
bought
a,
huge
car,
Drove
th'e
girls
nearland
far.
Now
alast
Someone
else
has
his
cash.
L0CAPEWS
Monty
Williams,
w?
11
known
veteran
rside'nfof
the
province,
who
was
In
the
Yukon,
in
Oold
Rush,
days,
ts
paving
a
visit
to
the
city,
having
arrived
orl
the
Catala
last
evening
from
Vancouver.
He
U
on
his
way
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
where
he
rhay
-decide
to
settle.
CRIBBAGE
FIXTURES
i,
January
2-lfrmo
vs.
Elcutor
I,O.O.F.
vs.
Canadian
Legl6fi,
C.H
ft
A.
s.
Moose,
Mea
t
Packer-
t-Empress,
February
4
Empress
.
O
rot
to.
OJtX
vs.
(Janadlah
Legion,
Elevator
"s.
Moose.
Meat
Parkei
IOO.F.
Februai,
!
bmtto
P
N.B-A-Empresil
it.
Cahadlah
Legion,
Me
Packers
vs.
M"oose.
I
OO.F
'
Af'
'
valor.
February
II
LOOT
vs.
Orotto.
Elevator
vs.
Canadian
Legio"
preai
vs.
Moose,
C
H-A
vi
Mf4'
PfVeriC
'
(VUhiary
25-O.rotto
vs.
Mo"sf
Canadian'
Legion
Vs.
Meat
pariff-taipress
vt
I.O.O.F,
Elevator
Tlie
Junior
Elks
have
challens
their
senior
brothers
to
a
l'
f
basketball
which
it
Is
planned
w
play
in
the
Mobae
Hall
on
January
31.