PACtK
TWO
DAILY
EDITION
Shoes
Must
WHITE
For
Summer
Wear
Fashion
demands
"WHITE
SHOES"
for
1936
summer
wardrobes.
Get
a
pair
of
quality
ones
and
be
sure
that
they
will
keep
their
style
and
shape.
You'll
like
ours
as
they
are
the
newest
patterns.
Sandals,
Straps
and
Ties
are
among
the
selection.
Priced
from
.
'
$Q.25
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
HANSON'S
VOICK
HEARD
In
the
House
Phone
357
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to
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for
recognition
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can
lor
nationally
nnSw1
ms
He
stressed
the
fact
that
business
MnV
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,
UI
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rL
meant
an
increase
to
Canadian
;
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lt
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P,ea
made
in
I
PSSSdto
Sr"
mannCr'
SUCH
PleaS
ar
mUch
t0
be
Now
possibly
Mr.
ilanson
can
follow
up
this
request
bv
peeking
to
get
whea
moving
through
the
port
of
Prince
;
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w
in
earn
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gratiu,(,e
f
the
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advertisement
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not
publlsned
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Liquor
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delivery
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or
carrier,
yearly
period,
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in
advance
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u
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mall
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all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
By
mall
to
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June
10,
1936
BUSINESS
CONniTTniVKl
im
nxxT
ah
a
"
--.vmj
ill
m,
,
inroutrnout
Canarm
hnainoaa
nnlii.ift.
il.
months-bf
1936
hds
maintained
a
level
well
above
that
of
'
iiiionumg
montns
ot
1V35,
says
the
Royal
Bank
report.
This
improvement
has
been
general.
The
index
of
the
physical
volume
of
business
for
March
1936
has
been
calculated
as
103.3
compared
with
94.2
in
March
i.935,
and
.
in
the
same
interval
rh
inriov
i.f'mnm,f,:-
i.
'
.
yanced
from
86.8
to
98.7.
There
are
but
few
branches
of
uiuuwy
wnere
me
increase
in
operations
has
not
reached
substantial
proportions.
These
gains
have
brought
about
;
f
Imm1
"ITf
e
ln
emPlovnt
throughout
the
coun-;
try.
While
data
for
April
and
May
are
still
incomplete,
reports
from
individual
companies
indicate
that
the
rela-
tive
position
of
industry
in
1936
continues
proportionately
above
the
levels
attained
in
1935.
y
N0
WIIEAT
MOVING
YET
,
bo
o
far
r
this
year
no
wheat
has
moved
through
the
Prince
1
fen
exiestat0r,
nly
at
Vict0Ha
eS
this
con-
,
It
seems
that
it
is
about
time
Prince
Rupert
made
a
strong
protest
at
her
terminal
elevator
being
used
only
as
a
warehouse.
If
the
federal
government
helps
the
wheat
pool
out
of
its
difficulties
when
it
comes
to
tiZTg
the
price
paid
to
farmers,
the
same
government
mitrht
hn-i
l
i,
"
"
,.
Tri
1S
Proleea.
"
lias
been
bad
n
enough
n
having
the
big
house
filled
only
once
a
year
IJUt
10
11,'IVO
It
err,
all
'
UL
UL"lg
empUe(1
even
once
is
a
scandal.
One
of
the
best
and
the
easiest
grown
of
all
flowers
that
bloom
just
now
Is
the
sweet
rocket.
It
ts
extremely
showy
and
almost
as
fragrant
as
the
lilac.
Judging
from
the
florist
catalogues
there
are
a
number
of
different
lilacs
and
some
of
them
are
a
great
Improvement
on
the
two
old-fashioned
varieties
we
have
in
Prince
Rupert
the
purple
and
the
white.
Possibly
some
of
the
other
varieties
would
do
well
in
this
cli
mate.
Those
who
were
fortunate
en
ough
to
winter
their
Siberian
wall
flowers
have
a
nice
show
In
their
gardens
just
now.
I
had
a
small
bed
of
seedlings
put
of
doors.
The
frost
seemed
to
sweep
across
it
diagonally,
taking
half
and
leaving
the
other
half.
If
you
cut
off
the
flowers
of
the
golden
alyssum
now
it
has.
finished
blooming.
It
will
soon
be
ready
to
bloom
again
but
not
as
profusely
as
at
first.
A
soaking
of
water
will
help
to
hasten
the
second
blooin.
Those
who
are
growing
begonias
out
of
doors
should
be
warned
not
to
let
them
dry
out
as
they
are
likely
to
do
If
not
watered.
If
they
dry
out
they
may
not
wholly
re
cover
this
year.
This
Is
the
time
of
year
when
gardens
are
liable
to
be
neglected.
Hie
weeds
are
growing
and
the
evaporation
is
very
rapid
unless
the
surface
of
the
soil
Is
moved
at
regular
intervals.
There
Is
a
little
hand
cultivator
that
is
very
useful
for
this
purpose.
It
costs
about
a
dollar
at
any
hardware
store
where
garden
tools
are
sold.
I
have
noticed
inat
this
vear
there
are
very
few
slugs
compared
with
the
past
few
seasons
but
possibly
others
have
.
a
.
different
(tale
tb?tfeJl5
The
onIy
annoyance
to
the
gardener
this
vear
sppidr
in
hnwo
been
the
black
files
and
gnats
that
become
particularly
active
Just
be
fore
sundown.
However,
thev
are
not
as
bad
as
they
were
a
week
ago.
'
-
Some
of
our
nralrie
fripnHc
.ire
delighted
to
hear
once
In
a
while
the.
pretty
little
song
of
the
mosquito.
There
are
not
many
of
them
but
when
they
are
around
von
snnn
know
it.
H.
p.
P.
Man
in
the
Moon
Good
afternoon
1
Have
you
had
your
swim
today?
Jake
says
he
has
lived
In
Prince
Rupert
for
twenty
years
and
he
has
just
learned
that
June
Is
the
best
month
in
the
year.
Too
bad
weather
like
this
should
cause
floods.
It
Is
said
that
manv
of
the
firps
are
caused
by
heat
generated
from
the
mortgage
rubbing
against
the
insurance
policy.
I
never
could
understand
why
tfie
man
who
gets
the
girl
should
be
congratulated.
I
think
the
man
who
was
lucky
enough
to
escape
from
the
midsummer
madness
Is
the
lucky
chap.
But
then
the
lucky
chap
Is
not
usually
the
one
to
be
envied.
When
a
man
has
been
turned
down
hard
by
some
other
girl,
he
realizes
how
much
he
loves
his
wife.
The
bore
is
one
who
dilutes
a
grain
of
thought
with
a
bushel
of
words.
'
Hotel
Arrival
Savoy
Oeorge
Dicks,
city.
Prince
Rupert
CI
L.
M.
OlgRev.
Terrace!
p.'ifm.
derson
and
W.
C.
Stevens,
Vancou
ver.
'
CURATE
OOES
FLYING
CHICHESTER,
Eng.,
June
10:
(QP)
England's
"flvlnff
mmf.
Rev.
c.
D.
Boulton
of
Warbllngton,
Hants,
gave
an
air
display
and
free
uirhw
lonowing
an
open
air
ser-
iKc
iicre
May
Z1.
LEGION
IN
BALL
LEAD
Defeated
Sons
of
Canada
5
(o
3
In
Settler
ttaseall
Last
Night
Canadian
Legion
fclks
Sons
of
Canada
W.
.2
.1
.1
L.
Pet.
1.
-667
l'
.500
-331
In
last
evening's
City
League
baseball
fixture
the
Canadian
Le
gion
beat
outthe
Sons
of
Canada
by
a
score
of
5
to
3.
The
Legion
started
out
by
gathering
in
two
runs,
adding
another
tally
in
the
third
when
"Schoolboy"
Llndsav
Was
replaced
for
the
inning
by
"Busher"
Letourneau.
In
the
fifth
Inning
the
Sons
evened
the
count
and
.Arney
was
forced
from
the
box
In
favor
of
Commons.
There
was
no
scoring
in
the
sixth
but,
in
the
seventh,
the
Legion
turned
on
the
heat
to
send
two
runners
across
the
plate.
The
Sons
got
a
man
to
third
but
could
not
finish
off.
"Poo"
Morin
came
out
of
retirement
to
play
half
a
game
at
first
for
the
Sons.
Nick
Chenoskl
turned
out
to
give
the
Legion
a
hand
at
third,
featuring
In
a
nice
double
play.
A
good
crowd
was
In
attendance
and
fine
weather
prevailed
for
the
game.
LEGION
ABR
HPOA
E
Howe
ss
:3
110
0
2
Santurbane
2b.
.4
2
2
3
0
0
Antonelll
lb.
.
..
...2
1
0
2
0
0
Bury
c
2
12
8
10
Chenoskl
3b.
.
4.
0
0
4
1
1
Hunt
cf.
.'
2
0
0
2
0
0
Arney
p
.r.
.....2
0
0
0
1
0
Commons
p.
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
Stalker
If.
4
0
0
2
0
1
Rogers
rf
2
0
0
0
0
0
Montesano
rf.
2
0
0
0
0
0
Totals
,27
5
5
21
3
4
S.
O.
C
,
(t
ABR
H
POA
E
Calderone
2b
4
l
Johnson
ss.
.,..3
o
Lindsay
p.,
rf.
4
0
Lamble
3b
.,
3
b
Letourneau
rf.,
p.
o
Ourvlch
c.
3
0
Campbell
cf.
,,.,...3
0
Morgan
If.
;..
3
Domlnato
lb.
1
0
Mofln
lb
2
1
0
0
1
1
2
0
1
1
0
2
2
1
0
0
0
7
2
1
1
0
4
2
2
0
1
0
0
7
0
0
1
0
1
Totals
,
...29
3
8
21
10
3
Summary
2base
hits,
Bury,
Santerbane;
base
on
balls
off
Lindsay
6),
Arney
,(1);
struck
out"
by
Lindsay
(7),
Letourneau
(1),
Arney
5,
Commons
(3);
left
on
base,
Legion
(9),
S.
O.
C.
7);
double
CARDS
IN
BIG
LEAD
Now
Have
Margin
e-f
Four
and
Half
(lames;
at
Top
of
National
League
Standing
ST.
LOUIS,
June
10.
St.
Louis
Cardinals
increased
llwk
margin
of
leadership
'in
the
National
League
yesterday
tit)
four"
and
a
half
games
as
a
result
of
a
victory
over
the
Boston
Dees
at
Sports
men's
Field
here
while
the
New
York
d
lan
ts
were
being
rftuted
15
to
4
by
the
Cincinnati
Reds-at
Cin
cinnati.
In
the
American
League,
the
New
York,
Yankees,
although
defeated'
by
the
lowly
St.
Louis
Browns
at
Yankee
stadium,
held
their
margin
of
leadership
over
tfie
Boston
Red
Sox
who'
lost
to
the'
Detroit
Tigers;
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
American
Leagne
St.
Louis
5,
New
York
3.
Detroit
8,
Boston
4.
Chicago
5,
Philadelphia
2.
Cleveland
1,
Washington
2.
National
League'
Boston
5,.
St.
Louis
7.
New
York
4,
Cincinnati
15.
Philadelphia
3,
Chicago
6.
Brooklyn
1-5,
Pittsburg
4-7.
SPORT
CHAT
Tomorrow
Is
the
birthdav
nf
Frank
Fredrleksoh,
on'
of
the
highest-scoring
major
league
hockey
players
In
his
day.
Born
In
Winnipeg
40
years
aso.
he
led
Fal
cons
to
Allan
Cup
and
Olympic
iFJumpns
in
1920,
and
1921,
turned
pro
with
Victoria
Cougars
In
the
bid
Pacificj
Coast
League
and
later
played
with
Detroit,
Boston
ar.d
Pittsburgh.
Now
he
lives
In
plays,
Chenoskl
td
Santerhanp-
im
by
pitcher.
Bury,
Arne;
sacrifice,
Lambie;
time
of
came.
1:35:
iim.
pires,
Smith
and
Stiles;
scorer,
FOOTBALL
THURSDAY,
JUNE
11
Naval
Reserve
vs.
legion
BASEBALL
FRIDAY,
JUNE
12
Elks;
vs.
Canadian
Legion
"I
tate
wAste
....
to
I
chtrh
tW
AA
ut.
vers
of
meats
and
desserts
and
vegetables,
keep,
ing
them
fresh
and
at
the
peak
of
their
flavour,
so
that
the,
very
look
of
them
on
my
gleaming
thelves.
tempts
you
to
serve
them
again
In
various
ingenious
ways.
This
is
a
saving
you'll
thank
me
for,
particularly
when
you
have
a
chance
to
compare
your
food
bills
with
what
they
were
before
I
came
into
your
life.
It's
the
same
with
liquids,
too.
I
keep
milk
fresh
and
sweet
for
much
lonjer
thin
the
ordinary
period
and
I'm
always
mdy
to
supply
Ice
cubes
to
highlight
7
your
entertaimng'
Perfect
Axehead
Ancient
Specimen
FORT
WILLIAM,
.rune
10:
(CP)
A
copper
axe-head,
perfect
relic
of
the
coppersmith's
art
as
practised
in
pre-hlstoric
days,
has
been
unearthed
on
the
banks
of
the
Kamlntstlquta
River
near
here.
It
is
believed
to
have
been
fa-shinned
by
the
Mound
Builders,
a
tribe
whb
developed
pre-hlstoric
WtdntxHy,
Jun)
n
copper
mines
on
Isle
Royale
who
understood
the
secrets
0
per
smelting.
op"
The
implement
measures
inches
in
length,
half
an
inch
seven
thi
J
hammered
!
down
to
a
width
of
two
inches
n
edge
has
a
steel-like
hardness
In
the
past
copper
fish
hook
tempered
copper
drills
and
other
implements
have
been
found
ner
Fort
William.
The
axe-head
wint
I
presented
to
the
city
for
exhlbl.
tlon
with
other
specimens.
TAo
Have
and
to
Hold
Men
who
are
wedded
to
the
practice
of
'rolling-thelr-ownV
honour
and
cherish
Ogden's.
They
KNOW
that
Ogden's
Fine
Cut
is
a
mighty
pleasing
tobacco,
that
it's
always
mild
and
soothing
the
cigarette
tobacco
"to
have
and
to
hold."
Now
that
better
times
are
here,
roll-your-owners
everywhere
are
picking
Ogden's
because
Ogden's
is
better.
The
package
Is
better,
too
because
it
has
the
purple
easy-opening
ribbon
for
removing
the
Cellophane.
"Chantecler"
or
"Vogue"
papers
are
the
ideal
mates
for
such
a
grand
cigarette
tobacco.
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
P.S.Your
Pipe
iitowt
OgJen's
Cut
Plug.
,;-
7
fPvJ
''m
a
magician
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
M4ki?
'IT"
ElearU
Refrigerator.
m
a
imall
down-piymentj
tb
bal-mce
on
comfortble
term.