PAGE
TWO
DAILY
EDITION
Ruffit
Suedes
The
most
essential
part
of
a
person's
clothing
for
street
wear
or
walking
is
a
good
pair
of
shoes
that
are
properly
fitted.
RUFFIT
SUEDES
Are
ideal
for
this
purpose.
In
grey
or
brown
with
medium
heels,
with
or
without
shawl
tongues.
Look
at
the
window
And
see
the
styles,
Buy
a
pair,
Walk
miles
with
smiles.
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
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Tuesday,
April
28,
1936
BORROWING
FROM
OTTAWA
It
is
rather
good
news
tnat
uritisn
Columbia
will
meet
her
own
obligations
next
montn
instead
ot
having
to
ask
Uttawa
to
loan
me
money,
Premier
Fattullo
is
noc
in
Ot
tawa
asking
ibr
loans,
tie
is
asking
for
an
adjustment
of
tne
relations
between
tne
province
and
the
iederal
gov
ernment
wiiicrt
will
enable
the
provincial
government
to
pay
its
own
debts
in
an
honorable
manner,
if
the
federal
I
FRENCH
ELECTIONS
GO
TO
LEFT
The
people
of
France
have
voted
more
communistic
than
they
did
at
the
previous
election.
They
have
made
a
treaty
with
Russia
for
protection
against
possible
attack
from
Germany,
their
hereditary
enemy,
and
as
a
protest
against
Hitlerism
they
have
gone
to
the
other
extreme.
It
is
very
difficult
for
a
Canadian
to
understand
th?
politics
of
France.
That
country
has
for
several
years
been
pouring
arms
and
ammunition
across
the
border
into
dermany.
material
which
they
feel
mav
quite
nossibly
he
used
against
themselves.
The
prosperity
of
France
'and
Germany
depend'
one
unon
the
other.
They
are
necessary
to
each
other
and
yet
t.hev
hate
and
fear
'each
other
and
thpre
is
continuous
talk
of
war
between
them.
Just
now
France
is
feelinn-Jmdlv
to
think
the
Germans
r.qVe
pnf
off
ih
Rh"Vis
of
Versailles
That
countrv
has
thrown
in
her
lot
with
Russia
and
for
that
reason
alone
a
leftist
votA
was
in
he
expected.
What
we
in
this
countrv
cannot
iinfWt..ind
is
how
the
Fame
person
can
be
expected
tn
hnA
nooit.ion
of
nrime
miniate.
nt,
mio-rrpofprl
especiallv
when
he
is
so
closev
related
to
the
hi"-
interests
ot
tne
country
and
particularly
the
armament
interests.
SCOTCH
WHISKY
E
r
h
h
w
v
II
III;
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Jack
90
122
Handicap
53
53
3rd
139
139
117
172
51
Totals
756
739
765
BUTCHERS
1st
2nd
L.
Astoria
147
124
Morgan
:
128
140
McLean
114
98
A.
Astoria
133
169
3rd
130
118
122
119
143
53
Totals
665
706
685
OILERS
1st
2nd
McLeod
..i.
204
112
Menzies
Ill
105
Morris
.
99
124
Bulger
...,
123
150
Hibbard
1L
.112
137
Handicap
....
43
43
3rd
97
123
145
102
165
43
Totals
;
692
677
675
WATTS.
1st
2nd
Ranee
:
ill
123
Hardy
123
104
Haudenschild'
126
135
Unncrnn
1
0A
1
n
government
took
over
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
watts
'.'.m
133
mere
would
be
no
need
of
asking
loans
or
if
the
Dominion
i
Handicap
97
97
government
would
make
up
to
me
province
an
allowance
lor
the
huee
sums
of
mnnfv
spnr
p;i3r.in
rnutimo
1moo
nxl
Totals
725
701
in
payment
for
articles
such
as
motor
vehicles
on
which
this
province
is
taxed
huge
sums
due
to
the
protective
tariff,
sums
which
Ontario
and
Quebec
do
not
have
to
pay
owing
to
their
nearness
to
the
point
of
production.
The
western
provinces
pay
to
enable
the
eastern
central
provinces
to
make
money.
British
Columbia
does
riot
have
to
go
hat
in
hand
to
Mr.
Dunning
asking
for
loans.
Our
premier
goes
to
Ottawa
demanding
justice
and
that
is
what
we
must
have.
The
Dominion
cannot
continue
as
a
unit
if
one
part
of
it
is
to
suffer
in
order
to
benefit
the
other.
Rupert
Butchers
0
9
C
N.
R.
A
5
10
Kalen
Motors
5
10
League
Leaders
In
Ladies'
Bowls
Win
Their
Games
In
the
Ladies'
Bowling
League
last
night
Annette's
defeated
Maccabees
and
Bluebirds
won
over
Canadian
National
Recreational
Association
as
follows:
Annettes
Skattebol
.325.
Basso-
uert
373,
Owen
328,
.Johnsori
230.
Dickens
333;
total,
1595,
Maccabees
Colussl
3il,
Turgeon
302,
West
272,
Pettenuzzo
222,
Scott
300;
total,
1407.
Bluebirds
Pierce
317,
Church
317,
Boulter
260,
Webster
133,
Ilart-
wig
136,
Keron
348;
total.
151L
.
C
N.
R,
A,
Peterson
230.
Ten
216,
Munro
291,
Vance
409,
Horttinj,"?
278;
total,.
1430.
High
average
scorer
was
Muriel
Vance
of
C.
N.
R.
A.
with
204,
Standing
to
Date
.
The
league
standing
to
date:
G.
Ttl.
Ave.
Annettes
.20
19901
705
1
Bluebirds
.20
19357
745
Rangers
24
17601
736
Doodads
24
17277
720
P.
R.
Grads
24
17253
719
Maccabees
26
17188
601
Brunettes
24
15077
028
C
N;
R.
A
20-
10321
C28
Germany
Goes
To
Second
Round
In
Davis
Cup
Play
BARCELONA,
Spain,
April
28:
Winning
the
third1
straight
match;
Germany
defeated
Spain
to'
advance
to
the
second
round
in
Davis
Cup
zone
play
here
Sunday.
1
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
April
28,
i636
(
'SPORT
1
BANKERS
IN
LEAD
:
Won!
From
KUpert
Butchers
Last
!
In
'l'ok
1,'inti
Pllio
111
Bowling
.
Bankers
defeated
Rupert
Butchers
three
games
to
nil
last
night
to
resume
leadership
in
the
Commercial
Bowling
League
standing.
Watts
Orocery
shut
out
Oilers
three
games
to
nil
and
advanced
into
third
place
in
the
standing.
Men
scorer
of
the
evening
was
CUll
of
the
Bankers
with
an
average
of
1?2
Next
games
In
the
Commercial
League
will
be
played
Friday
night
as
follows:
Kalen
Motors'
vs.
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association;
Biological
Station
vs.
Three
Two
Taxi.
Details
of
scoring:
BANKERS
1st
2nd
Black
129
142
Fyfe
136
115
Allum
......
137
132
Norris
130
129
Cull
.173
170
Handicap
51
51
'
r
if
I
COMMERCIAL
CHADS
W.
ita
New
York
8
153
Cincinnati
7
129
Chicago
.6
158
Brooklyn
6
132
Philadelphia
6
1Z
Plttsburer-
i
97
St.
Lnnls
i
798
The
League
Standing;
The
league
standing
to
date:
W.
.
L.
Bankers
n
4
Three
Two
Taxi
9
3
Watts'
Grocery
8
.4
Biological
Station
8
7
uuers
g
9
Boston
,
3"
AMERICAN
RETAIN
THEIR
TITLE
EDMONTON.
Anrll
28:
(CP)
Edmonton
Commercial
Qrads
retained
their
inter-
national
women's
basketball
championship,
which
they
have
held
for
twelve
years,
by
defeating
Tulsa
stenographers
35
to
30
in
Edmonton
last
night.
The
Qrads
took,
three
games
to
one
In
the
best
out
a
five
gameseries.
'
LEAD
IS
BUILT
UP
Cleveland
Indians
Making
Good
Start
Reds
Also
Showing
Up
Well
CLEVELAND,
April
28:
(CP)
Cleveland
Indians,
who
are
male-inP
a
pond
earlv
season
st.hrt
Mm-
c
o
J
,
-
"'.proved
their
margin
of
leadership
in
the
American
League
yesterday
by
scoring
a
2
to
1
victory
ovei
St.
Louis
Browns
on
the
Cleveland
grounds.
The
Indians
now
have
a
full
game
margin
over
the
second
place
Boston
Red
Sox.
In
the
National
League,
the
Cln
cinnati
Reds
and
Chicago
Cubs
played
a
ten
Inning
game
at
Cln
cinnati
to
break
their
tie
for
sen
ond
place,
the
Reds
winning
5
to
to
take
the
runner-up
position
exclusively,
a
game
and
a
half
be-
hind
the
New
York
Giants,
while
the
Cubs
dropped
into
a
tie
with
Brooklyn
Dodgers
for
third
nlace
Only
two
games
were
played
in
the
Big
Leagues
yesterday.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
L.
3
5
G
6
7
5
5
7
LEAGUE
W.
.
L.
Cleveland
.8
3
Boston
...8
5
Detroit
0
4
New
York
7
5
Washington
7
7
Chicago
4
5
Philadelphia
3
8
St.
Louis
.3
9
A
WORD
TO
THE
WISE..
Pet.
.727
.583
.500
.500
.462
.454
.454
.300
Pet,
.72
.605
.600
.583
.500
.454
.273
.250
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to
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VANCOUVER,
April
28:
(CP)
jln
thft
first
of
tinea
games
for
the-
Totem
Trophy,
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
defeated
Toronto
Maple-Leafs
by
a
score
of
5
to
3
last
night.
The
series
Is
being
played;
under
the
auspices
of
the
Vancouver
Oyro
Club
and
the
remaining
games
will
be
played
Wednesday
and
Friday,
Fire
Destroys
Racing
Stands
Disastrous
Blaze
Sunday
at
Ascot
Speedway;
Famous
Los
Angeles
Resort
LOS
ANGELES,
April
28:
Stands
at
the
Ascot
Speedway,
fa
mous
Los
Angeles
automobile
rac-;
lng
resort,
were
destroyed
by
fire
Sunday,
the
damage
being
esti
mated
at
$75,000.
The
speedway-
had
been
closed
for
a
couple
of,
months
pending
Investigation
of
a
racing
fatality.
CHALLENGE
ACCEPTED
Jimmy
Clccone
and
his
bowling
team
have
accepted
a
challenge
of
Fred
Wesch
and
his
crew
for
a
five
pin
bowling
match.
The
game
will
be
played
this
evening.
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Selection
of
Used
Furniture
for
every
room
at
most
reasonable
prices
New
Floor
Coverings
Such
as
Linoleum
Rugs,
Congoleum
Rugs,
Stair
Carpets,
Axminster
Mats,
Etc.
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PHONE
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421
litxhy
Peden
LailrQ
all
fathers
lJELLO!
Hello
there,
Dadl
Will
youJisten
for
just
a
minute?
Remember
way
back
long
ago
when
you
were
a
boy?
You
got
a
bike
one
day,
didn't
you?
Remember
how
thrilled
you
were?
went
riding
"places"
and
doing
"things"
with
"Freckles"
and
"Skinny"
and
"Speeder"
and
"Duke"?
Though
they
are
all
"big
shots"
now
bank
managers,
prominent
merchants,
professional
men
and
captains
of
industry
still
the
incidents
of
your
boyhood
on
a
bicycle
with
them
are
among
your
happiest
memories!
That's
right,
isn't
it.
Dad?
.
,.
11
-If
I
"T"l
n.
t
Yvem
meres
a
cnip
on
the
old
block
in
your
house
and
he
is
just
as
anxious
to
own
a
bike
as
you
once
we're.
After
all,
boys
haven't
changed
much
since
you
were
one
So
get
your
boy
a
bicycle
just
as
soon
as
you
can
and
let
him
enjoy
the
thrill
and
freedom
and
fun
that
only
a
bicycle
can
give.
Don't
delay
because,
as
you
know,
boys
grow
up
very
quickly
become
"big
shots"
and
have
to
work
and
worry
instead
of
laugh
and
play
in
the
sunshine.
So
help
your
son
to
enjoy
a
full
boyhood
by
getting
him
a
C.C.M.
bicycle.
I
say
a
C.C.M.
because
it's
the
bike
1
first
selected,
and
in
all
my
years
on
the
track
I've
never
found
anything
better.
The
C.C.M.
is
a
really
beautiful
piece
of
precision
machinery
If
it
wasn't
it
would,
never
carry
me
at
top
speed
hour
after
hour
around
the
race
track
and
it's
not
my
CC.M.'s
fault
that
"we"
don't
go
faster.
C'mon,
Dad.
Buy
your
boy
or
your
girl
a'
bicycle
and
be
sure
it's
a
C.C.M.
So
Long!
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Bicycle
Accessories
&
Parts
Dunlop
Ricycle
Tires
GORDON'S
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rHuwtoBLU
a
Bicycle
When
you
buy
a
bicycle
examine
it
carefully
first.
See
that
the
two
sprockets
are
in
perfect
alignment
so
that
the
chain
will
run
smooth
ly.
See
that
the
two
wheels
spin
freely
and
are
lined
up
so
that
when
you
ride
the
bicycle
the
two
wheels
track
like
one,
See
that
all
the
bright
parts
are
heavily
chromiunvplated.
Be
sure
that
the
spokes
are
rustproof
and
that
the
tires
are
Dunlops.
Be
sure
thaf
the
bicycle
you
buy
is
a
C.C.M.
and
then
you
will
get
the
best
there
is
in
every
detail.
C.C.M.
"Girl's"
or
"Boy's"
JO
C.C.M.
"Crescent"
Men
i
C.C.M.
"Udiet1"
36.00
C.C.M.
"Boy
Scout"
37
50
C.C.M.
"Sundard
Roadster".
.
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,
37
50
C.C.M.
"Road
Racers"
J37.50
and
52
50
C.C.M.
"Motorbike"
J"
C.C.M.
"Flyte"
C.C.M.
"Delivery"
(lei
basket)
55.
00
Time
payments
may
b
arranged
for
small
extra
charge.
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your
dealer
for
catalogue.
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