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25
900
Monday.
March
25,
1935.
The,
building
of
a
bridge
across
the
Fraser
River
is
not
a
Very
important
matter,
even
though
it
involves
the
ex
penditur'e
of
several
million
dollars.
Most
people
agree
that
the
bridge
is
badly
needed
but
oppositinn
to
it
ha3
been
fanned,
not
so
much
by
politicians
as
by
others
who
are
opposed
to
the
Pattullo
policy
and
who
fear
whav
may
happen
rather
than
What
is
happening.
Its
importance
has
been
exaggerated
and
made
a
political
question
and
this
Has
been
done
by
clever
men
representing
financial
interests
that
have
ho
politics
themselves
and
very
little
prin-cinle,
Thev
were
not
intprpstpd
in
r
hp
hvlrlrro
W
mr
?
THE
ALASKA
HiamVAV
v
W.
T.
Asselstine,
member
of
the
legislature
for
Atlih,
ahd
George
Murray,
member
for
Lillooet,
last
week
at
tended
conference
with
the
Alaska
committee
of
the
Seattle
Chamber
of
Commerce
in
connection
with
the
campaign
in
favor
of
the
Alaska
Highway.
They
were
assured
that
the
American
government
was
proceeding
at
once
with
construction
of
its
end
of
the
work
and
at
the
conclusion
of
the
conference
a
joint
statement
wag
issued
m
Which
the
advantages
of
construction
of
the
road
such
as
the
provision
of
employment
Was
stressed.
It
WaS
alSO
Saifl
that.
it.
Wnlllrl
nilPM
lin
f
Vin
rrnAan
nmn.Vn
of
the
north
to
prospectors,
homesteaders,
investors,
big
game
hunters,
fishermen
and
tourists.
It
would
cause
a
great
forward
movement
iri
minintr
and
wnlllrl
nnPn
iin
fertile
valleys
to
settlement.
It
would
be
part
of
the
motor
mgiiway
tuariing
at
uuenos
Aires
m
the
Argentine
and
,
?h.d
np,
within
the
Arctic
Circle.
It
is
suggested
that
it
votw
uj
uii;
guvuniiueiii,
ui
anaua
as
a
na
tional
project.
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photograph
6f
the
Borden
Condehsary
at
South
Sumas,
B.C,
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i
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ill-
1
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1
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t
iicxi
vwuhhj
units,
wom
wie
surrounaing
rarms
is
received
dally
and
evaporated
into
doUble.rich
milk.
This
milk
Is
known
as
St.
Charles
Evaporated
Milk,
and
the
Industry
means
a
very
great
deal
to
Southern
British
Columbia
as
the
supplies
for
the
plant
are
purchased
locally
whenever
possible.
SPORT
KNOX
TAKES
'Earl
Batt
Gives
RftWLS
I.F.ADi
Ba,agno
Close
Now
In
Tie
With
Grotto
For
Su-premacy
In
Ten
Tin
Leajne
ileal
Elk
Yesterday
Knox
Hotel,
by
defeating
Elks
two
matches
to
one
In
an
aggregate
score
of
2095
td
2010
last
night.
Joined
Grotto
In
a
te
for
the
leadership
of
the
ten
Pin
Bowling
League.
In
the
second
fixture
last
night
Canadian
Legion
won
two
matches
to
one
over
Moose
al
average
score1
for
iL.
the
evening
......
i
was
162
by
Max
Asemls??n.tf
the
Knox
Hotel.
The
teams
were
a
follows:
j
Canadian
Legion
Stan
Morln.
jK.
Wood.
It
redd,
W.
Schrlaberg
and
Stacey.
Moose
N.
onridcrson,
Morrison,
B.
Russell.
W.
dray
and
T.
Rortlk
Knox
Hotel
W.
Macey.
Veitch.
M.
M.
McLaughlan.
W.
p.
Armour,
Max
Asemlssen
and
F
Biggin.
Elks
5.
a.
Joy.
wuj.
R.
.
Wicks,
nuius
II.
11.
Men-
men-
date
Is
a
follows:
Grotto
...
Moose
Canadian
Legion
Elks
Nelson's
Girls
W.
11
Knox
Hotel
H
Rose,
Co
wan
&
Latta
:
8
8
L.
4
4
7
in
nay
Saturday
High
School
Bowling
League
results
Saturday
were
a
fololws:
Girls
Twlrlers
706,
Oadpets
651.
.
Kippers
C20,
Lucky
Strikes
749.
Aces
744.
J.
M.'s
002.
King
Ed's
520,
do-Eds
C30.
Play
Maids
49l.
Bowler
Bears
549.
Boys
Cubs
847,
Buckaroos
C71.
Tiger
777,
Punks
7&0.
Giants
762,
Champs
765.
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c
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.,
BOWLING
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and
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uoys-jacK
Linasay,
256.
The
stahdlngs
to
Jate:
Lucky
Strikes
2173
TwlHers
2169
Aces
1Q77
Gadgets
la!
CoEds
1848
Kippers
.1820
JAL'S
.;..,
1601
King
Eds
lcaj
Bowler
Bears
;
iftoi
Play
Maids
u..
..':.:
I575
Boys
Tigers
.:.,.
2054
ENJOVAHlK
DANCE
there
wire
about
100
oersonR
present
at
another,
enjoyable
dance
Saturday
night
at
the
Empress
So
cial
Club.
Music
was
by
Julius,
Welle's
Orchestra
and
Oscar
wina.
1
nam
was.
master
of
ceremonies.
H.
Jt
ZiJMKEIIR
Fully
Equipped
dnd
Experienced
Chimney
Sweep
Auth6rlzed
certificates
Issued
With
each
chimney
cleaned.
Call
or
TeIer)hri(S
Thompson
Hardware
"
1
Daily
News
Wanteds,
always
bring
quick
results.
The
secorfd
came
in
"the
city
in
dividual
billiard
chamnlonshlD
tournament
between
C.
P.
Balagno.
present
champion,
and
Earl
Batt
opened
last
night
and
nrovt
a
very
Interesting
match
with
Balagno
prime
years-
aWhnaklng
a
come-bdek,
pummelled
him
all
over
the
ring
with
rights
ahd
lefts
and
won
by
a
heavy
margin
of
point.
Lasky
was
badly
outboxed
and
out-slugged.
...
m
TIME
TABLE
OF
BOWLING
March
25-
Bluebirds
vs.
Carnation
Oirlt,
Doodads
vs.
Annettes.
March
28-C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Striker.
Coquettes
vs.
Grotto.
;
April
1
Bluebirds
VII
nrnltn
IDdodads
vs.
strikers.
April
4-C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Annettes,
ICoquettes
it
Carnation
Girls
I
April
8
Bluebirds
V
Rtrllror.
Doodads
vs.
Grotto.
Ladies'
Bowling
LADIES'
BOWLING
STAVltiVrl
Ladles'
League
standing
to
date:
Annette's
C.
N.
R.
A
e
",rM
Buckaroos
23M
Plinva
.
'
.
.;:
i-waaas
Giants
9-ioirHuells
K.k.
V
strikers
cubs
2174
...
:
on
,rls
2,30
G.
Ttl.
Ave.
564
1
5475
5047
4858
4858
4803
4791
4148
1410
1369
1262
1215
1215
Help
Kidneys
If
KWo.y
Tf6ibUf
nldIr
Wk.
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u
tatter
from
OMtlnc
J.p
Nliht,
rttrvounnm,
pijiinw.
Rhumun.
Stlffn.
Burhlnic.
9
"""ftUn,
Itthlnr
er
Acidity
try
th
....
tor'
jrwicrlptlon
Crttrx
lim-"".
Mmt
end
your
troubln
In
I
dirt
W
money
tiiu
only
7e
t
arntli
SEATTLE
SEA
llAwKS
MAKE
IT
TWO
STRAIGHT
WINS
OVEK
VANCOUVER
-
SEATTLE.
March
26:
CP
Seattle
sea
H!wks
made
It
two
straight
by
winning
over
Vancouver
LKn
five
to
two
in
the
Northwestern
Profes-
sional
Hotkey
League
play-
4
off
last
night.
Billiard
Run
'
L
1
11
The
Letter
Box
THE
IUSKINO
SHARK
finishing
27
points
ahead
in
the
!
Editor,
Dally
News
first
block
of
500.
'he
actual
score;
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r
m.
dh.,.
Doing
uaiagno.
07.
ana
uatt.
480.!Rupen
Fusherie8
Experimental
ru,
uic
ursi
nunarea.
Korwiaiatian
wm
lvln
th
dDtwrlunltv
were
fairly
even
with
Baalxno
hav-;of
a
pref,.
ot
the
plclure
inn
uir
uuTiiiiiage.
i
lie
bpctmiu
..u
nun-
..(,.
'MaH
(J
Aran"
.
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Catiltol
UlUUgli
illC
UgilB4kr
N.UIC
iiifUllU
I
the
Lodge
Men
2010
to
2010.
Highfdred
&ave
Dalagno
a
big
lead
and.
lustre
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1
1
1
if
rfriva
nr
-
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na
mimwv
...
...
tl
.
,
AUer
mu
picture
and
a
clear
hundred
to
the
good
From
!
Mruculariv
those
scenes
showina
men
on
Batt
had
better
"leaves"1.!..
....n
.
.
il.
and
In
the
last
hundred
oL-or!
wi
basklJlg
of
lhe
ahd
at
one
time
itemed
Hkelv
to
,
.
u
catch
him.
Balaeno
was
missine
n
,
.
4
finish
with
a
17
brwk
to
win
thelj
n.ntJ1?1
.
.
.
.
,
.1
might
be
specially
'
noted
that
Batt
had
the
hlshest
breaks
ofL
i
.
u
the
game,
scorlht
a
Al.
a
40.
a
Ml
r
,
tu
..
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iiriiur
i-huiu
curcass
;,"
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n
-
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...
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,
Zip.
H
n.
RtllM
W
inhnmn
arl
23,
22
and
20
Joe
Scott.
i
was
a
capacity
name
and
t.
.
.
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,
.
i
,
.
.
rt
.
W'lth
nnothr
Kinv
irt
vmm.
in
tumuiiuw
mgiii
s
iixiures
iuks
will
meet
Rose.
Cowan
it
Latta
and
pect
ton,8ht-
an
equally
big
turn-Moose
will
play
Povr
Corporation.
,out
15
A""
The
Ten
Pin
League
standing
to'
"
SPORT
CHAT
The
world'
hn-vwim
-u
.
1
-
'j
-iwa.i
uuiiu-
"iplonjhlD
situation
became
fnrtiir
10
;C0mnlIc9tiH
n
a
a
vw
vi
av
vnr
cWve
victory
by
the
vetcrah
Jim
Braddock
over
Art
Lasky
in
a
15-round
bout
at
Madison
Square
Garden
in
New
Vork
on
Friday
night
Lasky
entered
the
ring
a
three
to
one
favorite
but
Braddoek,
who
was
belleed
ta.hive
Dassed
hi
are
to
be
plainly
seen
behind
the
mouth
of
the
basking
hark
in
the
picture.
NEAL
M.
CARTER
The
Markets
Retuit
prices
current
here
are
as
follows.
B.C.
Fresh
Extras,
Grade
A
Large,
cartoned,
doz.
.27
Local,
nw
laW,
doz.
J7
Fresh
Ptilletl.
do
2i
Apples
WInesapa,
fancy
wrapped,
3
lbs.
.25
Box
2.75
"C"
Grade,
3Vi
lt
55
Box
r::.:.r.-:..:.r:.'rr?L.:::.r2.GQ
Yellow
Newtons,
fancy
wrapped
3
lbs
23
Box
2.75
C"
Grade;
34
lbs.
.23
Box
2.50
Dellcloia,
fancy
wrapped,
3
lbs.
21
Box
lAi
Fruits
Hothouse
Rhubarb,
lb
10
Lemons,
doz.
15c
to
.
...
.30
Oranges,
doz.
25c
to
.60
Grapefruit,
Cal..
each.
5c
to
10
Grapefruit.
Florida,
each
10c
to
.13
Bananas,
lb
15
nutter
Fancy
cartoned,
lb
25
No.
1
Creamery,
3
lbs
.92
Lard
Pure,
lb.
1,
1037
Lettuce.
Cal
VereUhles
Sweet
Potatoes,
lb
Potatoca,
No.
l
Terrace,
12
Ibii
Sack
Ashcroft,
12
lbs
Sack
Onions,
B.C..
lb.
Garlic,
imported,
per
lb
25
cabbage,
local,
per
lb.
4c
to
Cauliflower,
large,
Cal..
20c
to
Parsley,
bunch
-...-.......
Carrots.
10
lbs,
Turnips,
uprlvcr,
10
lbs
Beets,
bulk.
8
lbs.
....
Celery.
Cal..
head
15c
to
....
Leeks,
bunch
Mexican
Tomatoes,
lb
LpttllCP
Cut
hanA
t.
1
.
.
wm..,
vwu
IW
MJ
1201
1
Brussells
Sprouts,
Cal.,
lb.
1198.
California
Sninach.
lb.
Feed
Hay.
Bulkley
Valley
Timothy
100
lbs
HYDE
TRANSFER
Office,
315
Second
Ave.,
Phone
580
"
.
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-
-
1
J
-Mfadti
Garden
Soil
For
Sale
Cedar
Fence
Posts,
8
ft.
long,
15c
each
.10
2i
1.63
25
175
.05
.00
.35
.00
21
25
23
.35
25
13
.25
15
.13
U5
Wheat.
Alberta
2.15
Bran
i
on
i
Middlings
2.25
Shorts
190
220
Fine
Oat
Chops
...
.,
2.35
Many
gardeners
have
been
a
little
worried
'ovef
the
continuous
bad
weather
but'
there
U
notiiing
to
cause
uneasiness.
A
'late
spring
Is
always
better
than
a
season
when
growth
begin
too
soon
and,
during
me
past
week,
the
garden
have
all
been
covered
with
a
nice
blanket
of
snow
that
protect
the
nlantt.
DAFFODILS
gXigBgi
S
'
-rfflr
BBaaaal
This
u
the
tune
vhen
pots
of
blooming
bulbs
are
attractive
When
growth
bealns
now
there
should
be
a
very
rapid
development.
Horace
Duhamel
Is
getting
his
glads
ready
for
planting
at
the!
first
opportunity
after
the
first
of
the
months.
Borne
people
think
It
a
little
early
and
say
about
the
middle
of
April
Is
the
best
time.
A
week
ago
I
visited
W.
H.
Sher
man's
garden
to
see
how
the
poly-1
'
anthus
had
stood
the
frost.
In
one
bed
a
row
all
along
one
aide
had;
been
killed
while
on
the
other
side
(
the
planU
were
(tying
well
Soin
i
other
parts
of
the
"garden,
some!
plants,
were
gone
and
others
survived.
The
aurlculM
ail
look
well
and
he
has
a
nice
collection
of
these
plants
of
various
colors.
1
Dirt
Gardener's
Diary
I
have
a
diary
prepared
by
an
old
1
Xiffi
ft
timer
of
Prince
R
dhi
aaronni
in
i
for
many
years,
wn,,
t
the
timn
at
van.
who
lrjwa
tin
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