PAGE
TWO
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd
RUBBERS
Why
Slip
on
Icy
Streets
When
a
Pair
of
New
Rubbers
Are
So
Easily
Purchased?
We
have
just
unpacked
a
complete
shipment
of
rubbers,
all
heels
and
sizes.
Complete
size
range
of
Men's
and
Women's
and
Children's
GYM
SHOES
just
arrived.
Third
Avenue
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Friday,
February
14,
1936
Driving
a
car
in
Prince
Rupert
is
fraught
with
great
children
that
block
the
highways
and
refuse
to
budge
even
wnen
tne
ariver
01
me
venicie
sounds
nis
nom
in
no
Uncertain
manner.
Numerous
complaints
are
being
made
but
nobody'knows
what
to
do
about
it.
We
are
not
now
referring
to
the
toboganning
or
sleigh-riding
on
the
streets.
We
realize
that
this
is
dangerous
but
not
so
dangerous
as
the
habitual
negligence
and
care-;
lessness
of
the
.children.
Many
of
these
youngsters
are
very
small,
well
below
school
-age.
They
usually,
jf
in
a
crowd,
divide
in
such
a
way
as
to
make
it
difficult
for
a
car
to
pick
its
way
through
without
injuring
someone.
The
children
seem
to
vie
with
each
other
to
show
how
dar-ing
they
can
be.
Many
people
have
expressed
the
view
that
accidents
are
bound
to
happen
here
some
day.
They
have
happened
in
1
me
past
out
not
recently,
it
seems
to
be
sheer
luck
that
tragedies
have
been
averted.
It
is
true
that
some
drivers
of
autos
go
too,
fast
and
are
not
sufficiently
careful,
but
it
is
not
these
that
.seem
to
be
the
most
danger.
Directly
driver
exercises
some
care
the
cnnciren
taKe
advantage
ot
if
and
encroach
more
and
more
on
the
centre
of
the
streets.
We
know
that
in
many
cases
the
street
is
the
only
pjace
the
children
have
to
play
but
that
does
not
at
all
excuse
the
foolhardy
daring
which
makes
it
very
difficul
to
drive.
We
feel
it
our
duty
.to
issue
this
warning.
It
is
useless
to
sound
it
after
some
tragedy
has
occurred.
Only
a
few
days
ago
a
driver
of
a
car
complained
that
at
Seal
Gove
children
tried
to
clamber
on
to
his
rear
fender
as
he
was
coming
up
the
hill.
We
hope
that
parents
and
others
who
have
childtwi
in
their
care
will
warn
them
of
the
danger
of
the
way
they
AIRWAYS
ADVANCEMENT
It
is
announced
that
the
amount
of
mail
planes
in
Canada
last
year
is
just
about
double
that
for
the
year
1934.
Much
of
this
was
taken
to
the
mininn
nrpna.
This
marks
a
distinct
advance
in
the
use
of
the
airplane
for
carrying
mail.
Passenger
traffic
dropped
off
a
little
during
the
year.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
DAILY
NEWS
Friday.
February
14,
jj
DEFENDS
POLICIES
(Continued
from
Pas
I
they
are
almost
.certain
to
carry
00
throuRh
ejdstins
Grain
Ex
change
channels
until
the
end
oi
each
season.
"Therefore,
the
board
in
prac
tice
is
obliged
to
sell
through
the
exchange.
It
cannot
buy
wheat
through
the
exchange;
it
can
fell
only,
and
so
its
operation
on
the
.exchange
.must
always
have
a
tendency
to
depress
values.
The
blackboard
registers
prevailing
prices,
and
short
sellers
may
assist
In
driving
these
down.
The
only
defence
available
to
the
board
is
to
refuse
to
sell
at
the
quoted
figures.
If
they
persist
In
selling
then
they
must
accept
the!
blackboard
price
which
is
tna.de
i
producers.
After
reviewing
the
early
agricultural
history
of
Al-',
danger,
not
so
much
to
the
driver
and
the
tar
as
to
theC
oud
the"
S
'JKX
confronted
Canada
In
the
fall
of
1930
and
since
that
time.
Policies
of
self-sufficiency
prevailed
in
alj
importing
countries,
huge
tariff
barriers
and
quotas
and
milling
restrictions'
were
in
effect.
To
those
disadvantages
was
added
pxchange
.devaluation
also
in
various
countries.
'This
is
the
world
in
which
Can
adian
farmers
have
had
to
compete
and
find
a
market.
Despite
such
world
.conditions
there
have
been
men
in
this
country
who
said
nothing
should
have
been
done,
and
by
doing
nothing
low
prices
would
reduce
production
and
thus
reduce
supply
to
effective
demand.
They
would
have
abondoned
our
farmers
to
.the
relentless
operations
of
the
speculative
'open
futures
market'
and
the
oreign
importers."
Those
who
had
advocated
sell
ing
at
the
"world
price"
had
failed
to
realize
no
world
price
existed.
The
expression
"world
price'
had
its
.origin
in
jthe
opening
future?
system."
Thl"
system
woyla
p
all
right
if
it
worked,
"but
the
fact
Is
It
works
only
when
world
conditions
make
it
possible
for
It
to
function.
The
world
had
no
enjoyed
such
.conditions
In
some
years.
There
can
be
no
world
price
while
w.orld
production
Ji
encouraged,
controlled
and
regu
lated
by
slbsldles
and
not
by
price.
"The
.Grain
Exchange
claims
the
small
speculator
is
an
embarrass?
ment
.to
Uie
open
futures
market,
and
.they
highly
recommend
the
big
professionals
who
are
said
to)
buy
hedges
and
make
a
market
f
or
'
'
'
...U.....
T
1
A
.4
wiicai.
1
nave
ouen
wonaereai
where
these
great
benefactors
have
been
operating
durlne
the
past
five
years
Certainly
not)
around
Winnipeg
when
wheat
wa3
m
'SPORT'
VANCOUVER
MAROONS
WINS
OUT;
IN
LEAD
Defeats
Portland
to
Move
Into
Tie
defeated
Maple
Leafs
Last
Night
With
Seattle
For
Northwestern
1
jp
Break
Deadlock
For
Hockey
Jlockej-
Leadership
PORTLAND,
Feb.
14:
(CP
"As
a
result
of
a
dose
two
to
one
victory
for
tvim
Th.
in
mh
tinVAover
the
Buckaroos
on
Portland
absolute
freedom.
The
board
hase
last
niSht-
Vancouver
Lions
one
hand
tied.
went
back
into
the
lead
of
the
The
Argentina
Effect
,
Northwestern
Hockey
League
in
a
"When
the
Argentina's
govern-
tie
with
the
Seattle
Sea
Hawks.
It
ment
admitted
crop
failure
ar.dj-as
the
final
appearance
of
the
.
advanced
their
wheat
prices
20
.
season
of
the
Lions
at
Portland
un
cents
overnight,
the
present
wheat
board
appears
to
have
heen
sat-
jlsfled
with
the
.Grain
Exchange
'rule
of
.three
cents,
or
Jess,
adr
vance
on
the
Canadian
producer's
wheat.
"Then
again
there
Is
no
eyi-dence
.of
any
objection
by
the
board
when
the
exchange
opened
October
early
in
January.
The
.delivery
month
was
pine
months
distant
and,
therefore,
lends
itself
to
manipulation
of
-values.
"The
exchange
objected
to
.terming
futures
trading
gambling.
They
called
it
speculation,
which
they
defined
as
a
commercial
risk
already
in
existence.
How
can
a
commercial
risk
be
in
existence
before
the
seed
is
planted?
"I
pressed
the
government
a
year
ago
to
prevent
(October
.op-,
tlon
being
opened
on
the
exchange
and
they
.acted
on
my
request.
Shortly
after
my
.removal
from
pl-fice
October
wheat
was
opened'
for
trading
in
J936.
Was
that
the
reason
for
my
Removal?"
Mr.
McFariand
thanked
hi?
audience
for
the
honor
they
had
done
him,
and
said
his
.services
3'
head
of
the
Wheat
Board
had
been
offered
in
the
national
h
terest
and
for
the
benefit
of
.all
less
play-offs
should
take
them
back
again
after
the
regular
league'
schedule.
The
league
.standing
to
date:
Wr.'fl.
L.
P.
A-
P.
iSeatUe
H
.4
12
?1
7
.32
Vancouver
14
i
15
95
JL00
32
Portland
12
1
10
3
Edmonton
12"
5
13
78
76
.29
Calgary
12
4
14-84
9
7&
Prince
Rupert
Club
Leading
Badminton
Regular
Play
Last
Njgfa.t
Inter.-Leate
Competition
Results
of
this
week's
play
in
the
Prjnce
Rupert
Badminton
Associa
tion's
inter.-league
competition
:
were
as
follows:
"A"
League
Prince
R.uper
IX-
Canadian
National
Association
I,
Canadian
National
Association
II,
5.
League
prince
Rupert,
10.
Canadian
National
Association,
6.
Recreation
Recreation
Recreation
Catholic,
5.
The
standings
of
clubs
for
the
second
half
in
lnter-league
"A-Leanfe,
Prince
Rupert
..
55
C.
N.
R.
A.
I
41
C.
N.
R.
A.
II
17
Catholic
!
9
"B"
League
Prince
Rupert
.46
C
N.
R.
A.
'28
Catholic
27
Musketeers
Take
Lead
in
Bridge
Rex
Bowling
AUey,
C.
N.
R.
A.
And
Ramblers
Also
Winners
Last
Night
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
re
sults
last
night
were
as
follows:
Canadian
Legion
5559,
Rex
Bowl-
ing
Alley
5618.
C.
N.
R.
A.
5935,
Swifts,
4807.
Ramblers
6235,
Sons
of
Norway
5033.
Grotto
5660,
Musketeers
6759.
Thevstanding
to
date:
Legion
Grotto
Elevator
Oddfellows
selling
at
40
and
10
cents
nor
at
Song
of
Norway
any
other
time
when
they
were
Meat
Pack
-needed
since
1930.
i
n
m
n
'
'
"I
am
.of
the
opinion
the
benp-j
'
ficent
big
speculator
Is
a
more
j
or
less
legendary
hero.
Consruc.-'
tlve
hedge-carrying
speculators
In'
years
gone
by
have
in
fact
heen!
the
great
public
consisting
at
times
of
tens
xf
thousands
of'
pepple
in
all
walks
of
life,
if
the'
truth
were
known.
They,
generr
ally
speaking,
were
the
burden
bearers
of
the
hedges
and
only
too
freouenUy
the
Josers.
Op
the
other
band,
the
jSo-calkd
professional
speculator
has
far
too
pften
Jbeen
an
opportunist
who
preyed
upon
'the
great
public."
,
For
Musketeers
38219
C.
N.
R.
A
38126
.Qrotto
.,
.37935
Ramblers
37394
Sons
pf
Norway
33439
Swifts
,33392
Canadian
Legion
31497
Rex
Rowling
AUey
.31270
Ag'stl
33352
36490
33663
38771
34461
.36614
37898
Cribbage
League
W.
L.j
W.
L.
,89
73
82
80
.82
80
80
82
79
.83
.
7?
.84
1
.66
CO
65
7J
Monarch
Knitting
Co.'s
Guessing
Contest
1
Box
jjf
Monarch
Dove
FREE
Each
week
for
10
week
See
Our
IViiidow
REGAL
SHOP
Sectional
Supremacy
MONTREAL,
Feb.
14:
(CP)
Montreal
Maroons,
by
scoring
a
two
to
one
victory
over
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
hre
last
pl&ht,
took
sxclusjve
possession
of
first
place
in
the
international
division
pf
jthe
National
Hockey
League.
The
two
teams
weie
tied
for
the
leadership
irior
to
this
game.
I
petroit
Red
Wings
blanked
the
Boston
Bruins
at
Detroit
one
to
nil
10
assume
an
even
more
command-:
ing
lead
in
the
American
division
.-hile
Jthe
Chicago
Black
Rawks
and
$ow
York
Americans
played
a
jtwo-
41
draw
at
New
York
as
a
result
-l
which
the
Hawks
are
now
ex-i
clusively
in
second
place
in
the,
American
niyjsjon.
The
.standing
is
as
follows:
American
Suction
W-
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Detroit
17
7
9
80
3
41
ClUcago
16
4
M
1
jC2
36
Boston
16
3
15
72
52
35
Rangers
14
7
14
64
72
35
international
Section
Montreal
15
5
13
71
72
35
Toronto
15
3
J5
88
80
33
Americans
J2
5
17
73
7?
29
Canadiens
9
8
17
3
74
26
F.tilWWFKT
SW-L
GROWING
Enrolment
a.t
the
provincial
gov-
srnment's
recreational
.and
physical
education
centre
here
continues
to
UPw.
Today
it
had
reached
a
tntal
of
445.
VVpnien
are
hi
the
prepon
derance
over
men
hy
about
100.
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Book
Every
boy
will
want
one
of
these
outstanding
Hockey
Rooks,
"How
to
become
a
Hockey
Star",
by
T.
P.
(Tommy)
Gorman,
coach
and
manager
of
the
World
Champion
Montreal
Maroons.
This
book
will
give
any
boy
a
thorough
knowledge
of
the
game.
Simply
send
in
to
the
address
below
a
label
from
a
tin
of"CROVN
BRAND"
or
"LILY
WHITE"
CORN
SYRUP.
Write
on
the
.a
back
your
name
and
,tf
address
plainly
and
the
words
"Hockey
nook",
and
you
will
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STARCH
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Transfer
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Coal
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Worjt
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For
StValenl
ine'sDay
Friday,
February
14th
We
ji.ave
a
large
stpek
of
Valentine
Carols,
Comics
and
Cutouts
From
3
f
or
5c
to
5Qc
YALENTINE
NAPKINS,
pkg.
of
40,
25c
SEALS
and
CUTOUTS,
pkg.,
10c
and
5c
Decorated
and
Plain
Crepe
Paper
and
Streajners,
15c
up
This
is
an
excellent
time
to
have
a
party.
Get
your
requirements
from
us,
D.
ELIO
Furniture
Exchange
Beds,
Springs,
Mattresses,
Cribs,
Dining
Room
Suites,
Standard
Lamps,
Buffets
and
Sideboards;
Dressers,
Chiffoniers,
Kitchen
Tables
and
Chairs,
Coal
Ranges
in
good
condition
at
reasonable
prices.
Furniture
Bought
Outright
Phone:
Green
421
HOUSEHOLD
HELPS
Dusting
Mops,
from
Clothes
Baskets,
from
Galvanized
Tubs,
from
Furniture
Polish,
from
75c
to
SU0
.81.25
to
$2.00
50c
to
$1.50
15c
to
25c
GLAS-KLEE.V
Ideal
for
Windows,
Mirrors(
Windshields
and
Tile
j
12-oun(;e
bottle
with
sprayer
55c
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Prince
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