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You
will
need
a
pair
of
SHOES
to
match
your
new
spring
dress,
or
you
men,
a
pair
f
OXFORDS,
to
go
with
the
new
suit.
Let
us
help
you,
Our
name
suggests
what
you
can
get
from
the
tiny
tots
to
Mother
and
Dad.
FEW
MAKE
BIG
FUSS
peciallyvwheh
they
want
to
make
or
The
Family
Shoe
Store
ltd.
Third
Avenue
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
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RUPERT
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COLOMBIA
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357
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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
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delivery,
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mall
or
carrier,
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By
mail
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
For
leswr
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
;
it.
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
pe?
year
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Friday,
April
3,
1938
DAILTNEWS
Friday,
A'prb
3,'
W
1936
Oldsmobiles
Have
Many
Refinements
Twenty
-Five
ROYAL
LUNCH
Years
Ago
The
best
plare
In.,
twnn
at
i
,
April
3,
1911
WHITE
COOKING
,
.HOME.,8.AIU.Na
Twenty-four
beds
have
arrived
.ijrom''
'Birmingham,
England,
for
ITry
our
BanrtwclWs
'-a'Cofrpf'
InstallaUon
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
-
.
'hone
87.
11
tlilrd
Ae.
SCORES
OF
IMPROVEMENTS
ENGINEERED
INTO
SIXES
AM)
EIGHTS
Oldsmobile
for
19.36'
retains
a
strong
hold
on
style
leadership
with
the
new
models
just
announced.
Above,
the
eight-cylinder
rumble-
peat
coupe,
well
illustrating
the
new
I
treatment.
Below,
the
six-cylinder
the
aeh
with
trunk.
Many
new
re-,.'
front-end
effect
attained
by
..,
I
finements
of
motor,
body.jnd
chas-rounded
radiator
grille,
high-
sjS
,ave
been
built
into
the
1930
mounted
headlamps,
and
louvre
Oldsmobiles.
CHAPTER
OF
Former
Manager
Of
Shoes
Requested
he
has
been
manager'
for
the
past
eleven
years,
to
Regina
as
man-
Tiied
Save
niOlley
ii
by
floing'"!?
-
Gibson,
llvn?
York
becn.fr
couniys
feanr
industrial
where
nn(ii
jlr,vIn
.remained
.
If
or.
T
a
yeariali.:
es
in
111
tne
uie
past
inisi
and
uim
is
is'ninnMr
;ploneer(
ti
the
hriH.,
bridge
might
,r.rhf
never
rir-vrr
n
:
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,j
'.
rj.
iiiui
jiao
uccn
in
u
vcu
ujitiiy
nines
still
finite
evident.
Take
as
an
examnlp
the
mhiim,-spr-nri-jh
hnt.
..Jhwi,,,
hamn
w?s
vice-president
of
Feet
Will
Get
Rest
Two
Weeks
In
Jail
A
special
excursion,
Is
to
be.
run
next
week-end
by
the
steamer
Prince
George
l-o
Stewart,
leavlns
Sunday
morning
and
returning
Monday.
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Indicating
j
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ii
c
c
V
Rupert
(jrowui,
an
increase
in
cusiuuts
receipts
for
the
Port
of
Prince
ItuperL
is
'announced;
The"
toUI
reveimc
for
this
March
Was
$5,-
844,41
as
compared
with
$5500,52
In
the
same
month
last
year.
iThe
i
venue
for
this
Marcli
was
$5-,
20.).C0,
Snakes
and
Cats
Rout
Island
Rats
PIONEERING
cal
Ryal
Bank,
Bv
Gianl
Nesro
crease
Jzsfs
of
the
'X'znzsi
pests.
Notables
Were
Present
When
Cornerstone
of
Fredericlon
Railway
Bridge
Was
Laid
FREDERICTON,
April
3:
(CP)
-With
the
destruction
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
nine-span
bridge
across
the
St.
John
River
by
ice
this
spring,
another
Moving
nil
-
to
Regina
A.
W.
Cameron,
who
was
man-1
agcr
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank"
of
Canaaa
from
1918
until
1921,
has
been
transferred
from
Moose
Jaw,
where
Sydney,
Australia,
Rids
Itself
Of
RodentsReptiles
Also
Cone
SYDNEY,
N.S.W
April
3:
CP
Shipping
officials,
worried
over
til
-j
tTcpredalims
of
fats
In
the
storchmlscs
ftnd
w.iatves
o1!
Thursday
Island.,
near
Cape
York,
hit
on
the
plan
of
freeing
dozens
of
domestic
cats
on
the
Island.
The
cats
performed
yeoman
Service
In
ridding
the
Island
of
the
rodents
but
wore
not
In
sufficient
numbers
to
combat
natural
In
:
and
placed
In
the
rafters
of
the
With
tore-house.
The
reptiles
sleep
by
,day
and
work
by
night.
After
a
I
week's
trial
the
Island
manager
reported
the
rats
had
entirely
REGINA,
April
3:
.CP
Ao
disappeared-
but
so
liad
lh
Somphoan,
giant
negro,
said
in
snakes.
Only
the
cats
are
left
Fate
u,e
snakcs
li
maU"
the
a
police
court
charge
or
begging
.
.
.
,
of
conjecture,
lodged
against
him
was
due
to
hh
ilfwr
Mr
Cimnrnrt
lnft
Drimx
nrrrl
nf
n
111
ir
nf
shnoc.
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Yautuuvci
ana
irom
jv
mai.
m
ju
n,
two
novs
wlio
aronned
Dices
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?W
.
peoph?
can
make
a
big
iuss
.
over
little
d
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wJ
llf-lnl
.
.
"
very
..wv.v.
es-;"
.
there
went
vycut
to
tu
Calgary
uigary
as
as
manager
manager
he
said.
"I
gotta
have
shoes"
'afs
,
!
caused
.fears
of
ptomaine
poison
-
fho
.
magistrate
decided
Som-
Ing
after
many
residents
cbm-
phoan's
.
sore
feet
needed
a
rest,
plained
of
stomach
pains.
Police
tiPH
lflrrTslnffnn
nf
fhn
ncont
nvmflm,nnf
Yn
,n'wllh
Renntnr
Thnmn,
Temnlo
f??.
A
JaW
0f
Tnfl5
and
lC
Wl
SPe"d
two
WCCkS
111
Investigated
"and
jiassed
in
an
attempt
to
protect
people
who
nut
their
!"","
th?
.ftru.c,lu.r
to
ca"
"!3
money
into
minin;;
ventures.
Pretty
.soon
,yhe
Some
l,l!ShSS5XSS,WSS;-
motei'S
IOUnd
it
fllttlCUlt
to
promote
mining
companies
ator
J.
B.
Snowball
and
Alexander
wnnouv
coniorming
to
tne
new
regulations
there
was
a;tJins011
were
partners
m
tne
rau-
roar
and
a
demand
was
made
that
the
law
should
be
set
aside
as
being
inimical
to
the
best
interests
of
the
mining
industry.
-
The
mining
committee
went
into
the
whole
nuestion
britlee,
and
decided
that
the
law
should
remain
on
the
statute
lniJ?ernc
was
lald
J"n(e
books
as
a
protection
for
innocent
investors.
THE
ABYSSINIAN
WAIl
While
there'seems
no
doubt
that
Italy
has
been
crush
centres
of
population
classed
as
towns
which
are
really
collections
of
mud
huts,
there
seems
to
be
considerable
doubt
i?
they
will
make
sufficient
headway
before
the
rainy
seas
,
sets
in
to
enable
theni
to
force
their
will
On
the
country.
Abyssinia
is
said
to
be
a
terrible
country
for
white
people
during
the
rainy
season,
which
lasts
for
a
number
of
mcMhs.
The
country
Is
in
the
summer
alive
with
in
sects
and
reptiles
and
life
there
is
not
impossible
but
very
difficult
Camps
have.
to.
he
constructed
in
such
a
way
as
to
provide
for
all
the
disabilities
of
the
season.
The
probability
is
that
the
Ethiopians
are
looking
forward
with
great
hope
to
the
time
when
their
enemies
are
handicapped
by
the
weather
and
will
be
unable
to
advance
any
farther
and
may
even
have
to
Mire.
If
the
Italians
can
force
the
fighting
to
such
a
point
as
to
compel
'the
Ethiopians
to
surrender
or
to
sign
a
treaty
before
the
rainy
season
conies,.
they
will
probably
le
glad
to
be
rid
of
an
unpleasant
duty.
Union
Steamships,
Limited
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
P.M.
,
'
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
p.m.
T.S.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY,
10:30
P.M.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
Weekly
sailings
to
Port
Simpson,
Stewart,
Anyox
and
Naas
River
Sunday,
8
p.m.
Further
Information
regarding
sailings
and
tickets
from
R.
M.
SMITH,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
phone
5C8
Daily
News
Want
Ads
Bring
Resulh
wsiy
company
and.
while
the
road
was
under
construction,
Gibson
entered
into
partnership
with
Senator
Temple
In
building
the
j20,
1C87,
in
the
presence
of
such
:
notables
as
Sir
John
A.
Macdonald,!-Lady
Macdonald,
Sir
Leonard
S.;
Tilley,
then
IJcutenant-govemcr
I
of
New
Brunswick,
Lady
Tilley.
.'
and
others.
Lady
"Macdonald
laid
j
ing
her
way
into
Abyssinia
and
has
taken
some
of
the!th,!
rncrsV"ne
In
1904
the
railway
from
South
1
Devon
to
Loggieville,
124
mile.?,
j
became
part
of
the
Intercolonial
!
'
system.
The
following
year
the
bridge
was
turned
over
to
the
Canadian
government.
At
the
laying
of
the
cornerstone
Senator
Temple
was
.
called
up"on
to
make
the
Important
.speech
of
the
occasion..
.As
the
story
-fiDefJ
tne
senator,"
who'
seemed
to
Def
able
to
see
plainly
the
human
side
of
things,
faced
the
huge
gather-:
ing
for
a
moment,
then
turned
to
the
workmen
and
shouted:
"All
right
boys,
let
'er
plunk,"
and
sat
down.
Hurd
Belyea,
who'
is
still
living
In
Fredericton.
was
one
of
Uiej
firemen
on
the
two
locomotives:
and
five
cars
of
rails
used
as
a.
test
train
when
the
bridge
was,'
opened.
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SYDNEY
HARBOR
THRIVES
SYDNEY,
N.
S.
W.,
April
3:
(CPJi
Sydney's
.world-famous
harbo
berthed
more;
shipping
last
year
than
at
any
time
In
its
history.
Official
figures
disclose
last
year
tonnage
totalled
17,530,104,
comprising
0,855
ships.
The
previous
record
of
1927
was
exceeded
by
I
more
than
1,000,000
tons.
The
har-
bor
is
now
claimed
to
be
the
bus-;
lest
In
.the
southern
hemisphere.
,
A,
'
1-
C.
N.
R.
Trains
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
0
p'.m.
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday
andSatur-
Jail.
fessed.
Cold!
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the
boys
con-
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PHONE
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Kaien
Transfer
We
handle
the
Klnest
Grades
of
Coal
and
Wodd,
at
market
pi
Ices.
Bone.
Dry
Kindling
always
In
stack.
We
also
operate
CO
Messenger
Service
Fresh
Delicious.
Collage
Cheese
Daily
VALENTIN
DAIRY
I'hone
(157
They
Are
Here
At
Last
.
,
.
Stainless
Steel
Cooking
Utensils
The
beautiful
finish
endures
and
improves
with
each
washing.
CtJii-iH'Oflf,
IIiist-prcMf
NoH-absorbonl,
Taintless
Buy
a
prect'.
today
start
a
Stainless
feteel.
Kitchen
set.
See
this
f.lfetimr
Stainless
Steel
Ware
-
at
Kaien
Hardware
'
v
with
KELVINATOR
Models
for
every
budget.
Make,
only
a
small
down
payment.
balance
on
comfortable,
term.
,
Protects
Food
Safeguards
Health
SAVES
MONEY
Uneven
temperature,
with1
its
resulting
-
...
contamination
and
waste,
,
is
impossible
,
;
with
Kelvinator.
For
this
famous
electric,
refrigerator
features
Constant
Cold
of
just
the
right
refrigeration
degree.
Food
keeps
fresh
in
Kelvinator.
There
is
nothing
spoiled,
nothing
wasted.
Leftovers
"can
be
made
up
into
the
tastiest
dishes,
saving
money.
And
you
also
get
the
saving
that
goes
with
QUANTITY
purciiases
of
'
perishables
at
bargain
prices,
knowing
that
j
.
j
f
Kelvinator
keeps
tilings
fresh
for,
long
periods.
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