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YOUR
CHILDREN
FITTED
with
Jfa.ck.and
Jfi
11
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HEALTH
SHOES
by
the
VISIBLE
Fitting
System
This
exclusive
fitting
method
tells
the
whole
story
of
correct
fitting.
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DAILY
EDITION
Union
steamer
Catala,,
Capt.,
James.
Flndlay,
arrived
in
port
at
0;45
last
evening
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
8
p.m,
for
,Stewart,
Anyox
and
other
northern,
points
whence
she
will
return
here
Tues
day
morning,
sailing
at
1:30
in
the
afternoon
for
.Vancouver'
and
way-
points.
The
Catala
made-
a
special
call
at
Inverness
cannery
before
l
coming
in
here
with
R.
G.
John
ston,
manager,
Mrs.
Johnston,
E.
C.
Bayliss,
storekeeper.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
S.
Keiser
and
other
mem
bers
of
the
staff
of
the
cannery
on
board:
Other
cannery
people
coming
north
on
the
Catala
included
W.
E.
Walker,
manager
of
Arran
dale
cannery,
and
P.
Fothering
ham,
foreman;
George
F.
Harris,
manager
of
Mill
Bay
cannery,
J
P.
McMillan,
foreman;
Al
Lawsori
storekeeper,
relieving
Watson
Noble,
who
is
on
a
year's
vacation
and
V..J.
Foss,
formerly
of
Anypx
wno
is
to
be
accountant
at
Mill
"
Bay.
Coming
north
to
Namu
on
the!
:
Catala
-were
H.
V.
Morehouse,
dis-J
trict
manager
for
the
B.
C.
Pack
ers.
and
A.
Hamilton
crilef
accountant.
Three
schooners
from
Area
No.
3
marketed
halibut
catches
totalling
97,000
pounds,
in
Seattle-.
Saturday,
prices
being
up,
2c.
The
three
boats,
.all.
of.
which,
reported
extremely
.
heavy
weather
on
the
homeward
run,
were;
Helgeland.
34,000jj
pounds,
Sebastian-Stuart
Fish.
Co.',
8c
and
7V?cj
Arrow,
3&00Q
pounds,
Washington
Fish,
it
Oyster
Co,,
8?c
and
7'icr
Lltuya',
28.00D
pounds,
Boot!
Fisheries,;
8c
and
7,2c.
'
!
Halibut
boats
going
out
yester-
COMPLETE
SATISFACTION
IN
FIT,
STYLE,
WEAR
AND
VALUE
$1.65
to
$3.00
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
Member
of
Audit
Bureau,
of
Circulations
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Snagboat
Bound
For
Naas
River
,
Cannery
Staffs
Arrive
on
Catala
Algie
Due
Back
From
Vancou-.
ver.
Capt.
J.
D.
Watson
brought
his
snag
scow
Esslngtori
from
the
Skeena
River
Thursday
night
and
Is
scheduled
to
leave
'for
the
Naas:
River
today.
He
will
clean
up
that
river
In
about
five
weeks
after
which
he
will
be
back
to
the
Skeena.
day
were
Phone
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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
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delivery.,
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or
carrier,
yearly
period,
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By
mail
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parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
For
lesser
periods,
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week
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86
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
senal
0.
from
the
south.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Norah,
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver,
is
due
'in
port,
at
3:45
this
afternoon
and
will
continue
ner
voyage
at
5
p.m.
CONSTRUCTS
TINY
VIOLIN
RAYMORE,
Sask.,
April
13:
(CP)
A
perfect
miniature
vinlln
weighing
less
lhan
two
ounce.?,
has
been
completed
by
Max
Lang,
wno
makes
a
hobbv
of
carving
the
tiny
Instruments.
The
model,
complete
-with
case,
weighs
14
grams
by
itself,
and.
in
the
civic
one
and
three
quarter
ounces.
The
three
weeks'
strike
of
unem
ployed
here
came
to
an
end
at
the
end
of
the
week,
the
workers
giving
up
their
demands.
Detroit
Wins
Stanley
Cup;
-
-.
j-j
:
li-nz
RED
CHAMPIONS
Defeated
Toronto
Maple
teats
3
To
2
Saturday
Night
TORONTO,
April
13:
(CP)
Detroit
Red
Wings
wop
the,
world's
professional
hockey
championship
trophy,
the
Stanley
Cup,
Saturday
light
They
came
up
from
a
goal
jfihlnd
to.
band
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
a
3
to
2
defeat
in
the
fourth
game
of
the
best
out
of
five
(series.
Detroit
had
won
the
first
two
games
and
the
Leafs
the
third.
Primeau
opened
the
scoring
In
the
first
period
for
Toronto
as
the
Leafs
held
off
Detroit.
The
Wings,
however,
broke
through
In
the
middle
period,
Ebbie
Goodfellow
and
Marty
Barry
scoring.
Kelly
added
another
for
Detroit
in
the
final
session
and
Toronto
wound
up
the
scoring
as
Bill
Thorns
blaste'd
the
puck
in.
SUNDERLAND
i
K
WINMEB
Northern
Team
Takes
English
i
.,
League
Football
Championship
For
First
Time
Since
1912
1.4U
I
-
LONDON,
April
13:
(CP)
Sun-
.02
derland
captured
the
English
55
i
Football
League
championship
to-fday
when
the
northern
team
itrounced
Birmingham
7
to
2
In
a
S&.ui.
first
division
encounter
at
E!r-
it
8.00
mlngham.
It
is
Sunderland's
championship
since
1913.
Today's
Old
Country
football
scores
were
as
follows:
t.
Port
Essington
and
Jessie
Island
nesday
0
first
English
League
First
Division
Birmingham
2,
Sunderland
7.
Brentford
4,
Everton
1.
f
ucroy
county
1,
Chelsea
1.
Monday,
April
13,
19361
Leeds
United
1,
Manchester
City
I
'
Liverpool
4,
Blackburn
Rovers'
1
Annabelle,
Cape
Spear;
'MMdlpsKrriimh
5.
shpffiptn
w.
No.
2.
Those
going
out
today
arej
Prestou
Northend
nenei,
loome,
unome,
Mother
II,
'Wanderers
0
P.
Doreen
and
Joe
Baker.
1.
Bolton
Stoke
City
1,
Grimsby
Town
0.
,
West
Bromwich
Albion
1.
Ar-
Algie,
Capt.
Reg
Green,
which
has!
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
2.
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancquver
with
Aston
Villa.
2.
a
Davis
raft
of
logs
from
Blllmor,
Scoitish
League
First
Division
mill
at
Porpoise
Harbor,
is
due
back
in
port
tomorrow
or
Wednesday
Third
Lanark
I,
Rangefs
3.
St.
Johnstone
4,
Airdrieonians
1.
Celtic
2,
Clyde
1.
Terrace
to'
Play
:
High
School
Here
l.V"
i
Interior
Hoop
Team
Coming
For
(lames
This
Week
Tuesday
night's-
train
will
bring
two
Terrace
basketball
teams
to
Prince
Rupert
to
play
a
series,
of
gamesi
with.
King
Edward
High
School
Ths
games
will
be
played
qn
Wednesday
and
Thursday
night?
in
the
Armory.
A,
dance,
in
honor,
of
the-
visitors
will
follow
lthfi..Thursday
night
game;.
i-,-
,,.:..
,
inose
maKing
tne
trip,
from
Ter-
UNEMPLOYED
STRIKE
ENDS
.'I
race
are:
Mary
Welch,
fernie
Ml-
cnael,
Sophia
McLaren,
Margaret
M,uuiE
jaw,
sask.,
April
13:
.Glass,
Frances
Dover,
Lorraine
Kenney,
Rita
Taft;
Francis
Seaton,
Ken
Attree,
Bruce
Smith,
Walt
McCc-rinell,
Earl
Eadie,
Fred
Nash,
Lloyd
Thomas,
Stuart
McLeod.
NO
WINNER
DECLARED
Noue
of
Boats
in
Model
Yarht
Rare
Yesterday
Able
to
Finish
AllThree
Hoards
Attracting
crowds,
of,
spectators
to
varlousfpdlnts
of
vantage
along,
he
waterfront,
the
annual
model
yacht
race-
for
the-
steamer
Prince
George's
Cup
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
'on,
the
harbor
here
bur
hot
one
qjr.
ihe
flgHt'
boats
entered
waa'ahl
to
finish
the
thro?
boards
8Qwlhners.
co'uld
not
be
declared.
The
race-
was1
postponed
until
next
Sunday,
weather
One
boat,
the
Myconia,
owned
by
Lloyd1
Rice
and
skippered
by
W.
L.
Sandlson,
was
declared
eligible
for
the
prize
for
the
'best
time
on
any
one
course.
The
Mycoma
was
unfortunate
In
not
winning
tne
cup
as
she
came
first
on
two
hoards
but
was
unable
to
finish
the
other.
The
boats
finished
yesterday
on
the
various
boards
as
follows:
First
Board
1,
Mycoma;
2,
Vagrant
(Jack
Gibson);
3,
Nordic
(Cyril
Bowes).
Second
Board
1,
Talisman
(A.
J.
Croxford);
2,
Vagrant.
Third
Board
1,
Mycoma;
2,
Atlin
Fisheries
And
Moose
Win
Atlin
Fisheries
won
over
Cana
dian:
Legion'
and.
Moose
defeated
Rose,
Cowan,
&
Latta
In
the
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
yesterday,
the
scores
being
two
jarnes.
to
nil
In
each
case.
Nels
Gunderson
of
At
nn
tisnenes
was
high
averaee
scorer
with
198,
bettering
his
re
cord
for
three
games
by
shooting
a
total
of
593
pins.
ATLIN
1st
2nd
Gunderson
...;
203
182
Stiles
i.t
(r;
'..166
144
Gray
142
157
Knutsen
140
12a
Menzies
.
136
127
Handicap
.
.'..
35
35
Totals
822.
771
LEGION
1st
2nd
Stacey,
183
157
Hill
'..-.,15a
182
Zleman
.:
,
105
121
Todd
.'
.168
-135
Schriaberg
'
.178
192
Handicap
12'
12
3rd
208
184
160
153
142.
35.1
882
3rd
Totals"..
799
799
786
R.
C.
&
L.
1st
2nd
K.
Franks
.142
140
McCaUum
158
146
Vance
.:
...........130
135
O.
Franks
.176
139
Clccone
.138
105
Handicap
30
30
Totals
774
764
774
MOOSE
R.
Morrison
Donald
Royer
..,
J.
Morrison
1st
.154
.145
.159
.122
F;
Morrison
.130
Handicap
48
2nd
160
137
158
97
168
48
Totals
.............753
768
SPORT
CHAT
The
Scythians,
city
Intermediate
champion
basketball
team,
left
to
day
for
Port
Essington
where-
they
will
play
tonight
with
an
all-star
Essington
quintette.
Tlie
Scythlaa
are
minus
Jimmy
Currie
at
guard
but,
nevertheless,
are
optimistic
as
to
the
outcome
of
the
game".
Angus
MacFhee
will
lend
a
hand
at
cen
tte.
The
line-up.
includes
Domln-ato
at
centre,
Montesano,
Beynon,
dUlis
and
Campbelf,
forwards,
and
"Murray,
Letoumeau
and
Houston
on
the'guard
line:
The
United,
States
Davis
Cup
team
made
a
good"
start
in
the
zone
play
at
Houston
Texas,
at
the
end
of
the
week
by
sweeping
both
the
first
opening
games,
of
men's
singles
Thirteen
thousand
howling
Toronto
fans
crowded
the
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
on
Thursdaynight
of
last
week
when
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
mads
their
thrilling
4
to
3
eleventh-hour
victory
over
De
Eyes
of
the
hockey
world
will!
soon
be
centred
on
the
forthconi-1
ing
western
exhibition
tour
of
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
and
Chicago'
Black
Hawks.
They
are
due
In!
Mancouver
on
April
25,
a
fcur
game
series
in
the
southern
city:!
under
auspices
of
the
Vancouver
I
Gvrn
Club.
sLirtlnc
nt
thp
Arpr.i
'
that
day
with
a
game,
for
children.
'
'
Lou
Ramage
almost
k'ayoed
King
Levfhsky
of
Chicago
in
a
ten
round
bout
at
Los
Angeles
this
week
but
the
Klngrish
staged
a
comeback
in
the
latter
stages
of
the
fight
and
earned
a
draw.
Max
Baer,
former
world's
heavyweight
champion,
is
continuing
his
preparations
for
a
comeback'
at
San
Francisco.
He
plans,
according
to
latest
word,
to
do
some
fighting'
in
England
after
which
he
will
returh
W
thS-WKed
States.
It
Is
still
doubted
by
many,
however,
If-Maxie-will
be
able
to
rc-
jjj'sist.
the
tempUtions
of
th:
bright
135
Slights,
and
the
fleshpots'
140.1
-
182
Big
League
baseball
teams
arc
172.
continuing
ex,
tubman.
ames
12;
among
themselves
and
yjlth
some
3rd
139
134
160
145
'
of
the
minor
league
teams
In
pre
paration
for
the
opening
of
the
One
interesting
game
last
week
St.
Louis
Browns
defeated
the
New
York
Yankees
14
to.
10.
Tbr
106
Yanks
are
not
expected
to
30:
3rd
151
148
122
198
134
48
791
The
league
standing
to
date:
W.
L.
Grotto
'.
28
14
Knox
Hotel
...:s.::Li.:..!:.;.:...::i
18
Power''
Corporation;
iv;...
24
18
Rase,
Cowan
&
Latta
..;....
.22'
20
Canadian
Legion
..-......
.20
25
'
Atlin
Fisheries
':
..
18
21
Moose
.
17
25
Elks,
14
2!i
serious
contenders
this
season.
COMMERCIAL
LEAGUE
W.
Three
Two
Taxi
5
Bankers
6
Oilers
3
Rupert
Butchers
3
C.
N.
R.
A
.3
Watts1
Grocery
.
3
Biological
-Station
.3
Kaion
Motors'
2
LADIES'
BOWLING
April
13
Rangers
vs.
Bluebirds.
C.N.R;A.
vs.
Doodads
April
16
Annettes
vs.
Brunettes,
Maccabees
ys,
P.R.
Grads,
April
20
C
N.R.A,
ys.
Annette-.
Maccabees
vs.
Bluebirds.
CAMBRIDGE
CREW
GET
OUT
OARS
TO
TRAIN
FOR
ANNUAL
BOAT
RACE
i
the
nivpr
Tjmo
P't,iiJ
TT,
CamTle
c"w
as,
they
prepared
for
their
victorious
race
with
Oxford
last
Saturday
on
tne
River
Thames.
Enthusiastic
spectators'
followed
the
training
oarsmen
along
the
towpath,
on
bicycle
and
foot.
I
LUTON.
Eng.,
April
1?:
(CP)-'
J.
Pay
scored
goals
against
Bristol
Rovers
in
the
third
division
of
the
southern
section
of
the
English.
Football
League
today.
The
Ravers
were
unable
to
reply.
Payne's
feat
equalled
the
re
cord
set
by
R.
(.
Bell
of
Tran-incre
Rovers
on
December
2G
when
the
northern
league
team
swamped
Oldham
Athletic
13
to
4.
To
Consider
.
Challenge
No
action
ha$
yet
been
taken
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
in
connection
with
Port
Simpson's
challenge
for
the
Northern
.
British
Columbia
.
basketball
championship.
A
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
association
is
be-
I
ini
rnllPri
far
tnmnrrnvu
nioli.
tn
trolt
Red
Wings
to
extend
theh
'
,
4l,
"
"
aianiey
uup
unais
into
iour
games.
:
April
13(
MADE
NINE
PRIZE
FOR
293
Kimferley
Takes
Allan
Cup
COUNTERS:
B.
C.
TEAM
Payne
of
Luton
Equals
Record
Of
It.
G.
Bell
in
English
Football
League
,
Dynamiters,
Defeat
Sudburj
fj.
.
cons
A
to
3
Saturday
r
IIUU1I1
nUIII
11'
II'DI
Bj
Irtish
Columbia
today
holds
tta
r
,nv
Luton
centre
forward,
(lan
Cup.
Junior
amateur
hocby!
nine
of
his
team's
twelve
I
I
most
most
urized
unzeq
Doxspssirm
possession,
f.
fnr
tk.
first
time"
in
hlstorv
s,.
!
night
the
Kimberley
DynamC
blasted
the
Sudbury.
Falcons,
east-em
representatives,
into
a
4
to
j
overtime
defeat
to
take
the
cup
h
two
straight
games
The
Dmu
miters
.had
won
the
first
game
on
inursaay
two
to
nil.
,
Jack
Forsey
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