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TWO
The
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Shoe
Store
Ltd.
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EDITION
SALE
Inventory
Clearance
Of
Women's
Shoes
Senorita
&
Onyx
Shoes
in
the
Group
Grand
Assortment
of
Small
Sizes
at
Prices
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Can't
Resist
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Avenue
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Sunday,
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or
carrier,
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period,
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advance
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t,
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raaU
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
For
lesfj
period,
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In
adTince,
per
week
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By
xaall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
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advertising,
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per
insertion
.
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advertising,
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word,
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insertion
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readers,
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Insertion,
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ss
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25
Monday.
Feb.
3.
1936
DEMAND
FOR
PULP
A
recent
dispatch
from
the
east
to
southern
newspapers
told
of
the
shutting
down
of
a
rayon
plant
at
Sherbrooke,
Que.,
and
many
eop!e
here
took
this
to
mean
that
there
was
not
suffideut
demand
for
rayon
at
profitable
prices,
A
later
dispatcl.
says
that
the
mill
at
Sherbrooke
reopened
and
most
of
tb
employees
have
been
taken
back
after
being
out
for
five
days.
give
the
medical
profession
a
monoDolv.
His
final
words
in
a
recent
address
were
reported
to
be
The
medical
pro-!
fession
will
have
you
under
its
domination,
bodv
and
soul.Mi
UNION
STEAMSHIPS,
LIMITED
Special
Low
Winter
Excursion
Rates
effective
November
1st,
1935
17
1934
Prtnc
Rart
te
Vancouver
and
return
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
TS.
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY.
1:31
P.M.
Due
Vancouver.
Thursday
pn.
T.S-S.
CAR
DFX
A
FRIDAY.
1:H
P.M.
Due
Vai
auver.
Monday
xia
Weekly
safltegs
to
Port
Simpson.
Stewart
Anyox
and
Naas
River
Sunday.
B
pja.
Further
information
regarding
sailings
and
tickets
from
R.
M.
SMITH.
Princf
Rupert
Atrnt.
Third
Ave.
rkcie
Stl
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TRAIL
BRITISH
COLUMRLl
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
Brand
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
rhwnhate.
Sulphate
aT
Ammonia,
Superphns-,
pKates.
Complete
Fertiliien
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
Rrand
Metals
Gold.
Silver.
ElcclrolyUe
Lead.
Zine.
Cadmium.
Bismuth.
Victorians,
nevertheless,
played
an
admirable
game
before
a
record
crowd
of
5.600
fans.
;
Skating
is
Enjoyed
Here
at
Week-End
Salt
Lakes,
Morse
Creek
And
Oliver
Lake
Draw
Crowds
With
the
return
of
cold
weather,
skating
was
again
enjoyed
here
at
the
week-end.
Yesterday
afternoon
saw
a
number
of
parties
off
to
the
Salt
Lake.
Oliver
Lake
on
the
highway
and
Morse
Creek
also
drew
substantial
crowds.
The
snowfall
which
started
yesterday
had
not
been
heavy
enough
up
to
this
morning
to
interfere
with
skating.
I
SPORT
CHAT
Junior
Moose
and
High
School
will
raise
the
curtain
on
tonight's
basketball
card.
It
should
be
a
good
game
as
the
teams
are
tied
at
Uie
top
of
the
league.
The
Grottettes
and
High
School
tangle
in
the
Ladles'
League.
These
teams
put
on
an
overuse
game
a
while
back-Will
they
repeat
it
tonight?
The
Canadian
Legion-Scythian
battle
in
the
Intrmsdlate
League
should
be
a
gocd
game
with
the
Scythians
thZrii
r7r
".u'lcm,cy
Sure
against
the
favorites
to
win
as
the
Legion
the
flooding
c
t
Canada
a
with
cheap
Japanese
rayon
goods
has
lost
Armstrong
and
Macphee.
out
it
was
found
that
these
goods
were
not
sold
as
cheaply
lTns
GroU
and
Moose
clash
in
the
as
was
expttted
they
would
be
so
the
gesture
was
un-isenlor
circnit
and
fans
be
necessary,
it
"was,
evidently,
intended
for
political
purposes
to
influence
Parliament
against
giving
Japan
too
low
a
tariff
and
had
nothing
to
do
with
the
demand
for
bleached
sulphite
pulp,
which
it
is
Drooosed
tn
mnnnfnc.
ture
at
Prince
Rupert
Financing
of
the
project
here
is!
10
ik
prwwuing
sieacuiy,
even
more
rapidly
than
the
promoters
hoped,
so
that
action
should
be
taken
locally
this
spring.
DIFFERENCE
OF
OPINION
The
medical
profession
came
out
strong
in
opposition
to
the
Health
Insurance
Act
proposed
bv
Hon.
George
M.
etr,
minister
of
health,
claiming
that
it
would
be
seriously
handicapped
under
the
act
Now
the
chiropractors,
led
by
Dr.
Walter
Sturdv
of
Vancouver,
nrp
rnllintr
nn
TV
As
a
result
of
the
two
to
onj
victory
at
Calgary
on
Friday
night
of
the
Calgary
Tigers,
tail-ende
over
the
Edmonton
Eskimos,
who
ware
tied
with
the
Seattle
Sea
Hawks
for
third
place,
only
two
iwnes
separated
the
cellar-dwellers
la
the
Northwestern
Hocky
League
standing
from
the
top
teams,
the
Vancouver
Lions
and
Portland
Buckaroos
being
tied
for
supremacy.
It
Is
one
of
the
tightest
races
tn
years
la
the
vesten)
puck
circuit
and
all
five
teams
Weir
to
resiirn
WnA
hi
nrcA
UUti
....iJI"
Ter
mucn
running
for
-
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il.i;iclUlUU
UU111
th
.
T
1
T
T
r'
1
i
sure
of
a
real
earns
as
both
tams
are
going
to
be
in
there
fighUng
to
increase
their
lead
In
the
race
for
the
second
half
honors.
season's
honors.
Hockey
Scores
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Saturday
Scores
Chicago
X
Toronto
3.
Detroit
3.
Canadians
1.
Sunday
Scores
Montreal
1
Rangers
4.
Toronto
0,
Chicago
2.
New
York
Americans
1.
Batoa
Hockey
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
American
Seetion
W.
D.
L.
F
A
P.
Chicago
....
16
3
11
57
33
Detroit
.
II
S
9
67
58
34
Rangers
k
J3
S
14
57
67
31
Boston
14
3
12
51
42
31
IntematMiial
Seetioa
Montreal
13
4
12
53
61
30
Toronto
.
13
3
13
73
74
29
Canadiens
7
13
57
72
23
Americans
,
la
3
16
S3
67
23
xoirnrnxsTEXx
league
W.
D.
L,
F
A.
P.
Vancouver
.
I
I
Portland
Seattle
Edmonton
.
Calgary
12
11
12
11
10
4
14
67
W
21
C
3
57
42
23
3
10
53
57
27
5
11
71
S3
27
4
13
77
31
24
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
February
3,
1935
1
'SPORT
lljjtejl
THIS
GAME
WASGREAT
S.
D.
Mardonald
and
W.
M.
Brown
Saw
New
Zealand
All
Blacks
Brat
Victoria
S.
D.
Macdonald
and
W.
M.
j
Brown,
while
In
Victoria
last
week,
!had
the
rare
privilege
of
attending
the
rugby
game
on
Wednesday
between
New
Zealand
All
Blacks
and
Victoria
Reps,
the
tourists
winning
by
a
score
of
27
to
3.
Spearlike
drives
of
lightning"
fast
insides,
ably
buttressed
by
speedy
j
support,
completely
baffled
the
1
Crimson
Corsairs
of
the
provincial
;
capital
who
made
their
lone
points
on
an
early
try
by
Doug
Peden.
The
CENTRE
IS
EXPERIMENT
Whether
or
Not
Recreation
And
Physical
Education
Classes
Continue
Depends
On
Interest
Shown
"The
provincial
government
has
opened
the
recreational
and
physical
education
centre
in
Prince
Rupert
at
the
request
of
progressive
citizens
of
the
community.
It
is
In
the
nature
of
an
experiment
to
see
what
use
the
public
will
make
of
it.
If
at
the
end
of
March
when
we
close
down,
these
centres
not
being
operated
during
the
summer,
it
Is
found
that
Interest
has
been
suf
ficient,
it
will
be
resumed
in
the
fall
If,
on
the
other
hand,
interest
is
not
sufficient,
it
will
be
closed
down.
It
all
depends
upon
the
response
and
this
Is
up
to
the
So
declared
Paul
Kazoolln.
of
the
newly
established
pro
vincial
recreational
and
physical
education
centre
here.
In
speaking
during
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
radio
broadcast
last
week.
Mr.
Kaxoolln.
whose
subject
was
Leisure
and
How
to
Use
It,"
re
ferred
to
the
shorter
hours
of
work
and
unemployment
The
problem
of
enforced
leisure
was
becoming
a
serious
one.
Turned
Into
wrong
channels,
luu,
this
leisure
had
the
pas-
F-
program
Included
two
skits
in
which
James
Parker,
C.
R.
Allum.
George
Rorie.
J.
c.
Gilker.
Thomas
Johnstone
and
Jack
Finn
took
part;
Instrumental
numbers
by
an
orchestra
consisting
of
Johnny
Saunders.
Julius
Welle.
William
Ctuart
and
Pat
Hartley,
and
vocal
duets
by
Mrs.
Frank
Glass
and
Miss
Beulah
McKinley,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
c.
Gilker.
Lee
Gordon
was
announcer.
Old
Country
Soccei
Engina
Cup
Bradford
City
3,
Blackburn
Rovers
1
'fourth
round.
West
Brora
wich
Albion
1.
Bradford
1
1
fourth
round
replay
.
Scottish
Cup
Alloa
1.
Dundee
United
2
"first
round).
WALES
BEAT
SCOTLIXD
EDINBURGH.
Feb.
3:
CP.
tFlfty
thousands
spectators
at
Mur
ray
Field
saw
Wales
triumph
13
u
3
over
Sxttlacd
Saturday
in
an
in
ternaUonal
rugby
match
played
&
;dlsnal
foggy
weather.
!
LADIES
BOtVUXG
LEAGUE
j
February
3
AaceUes
vs.
Doodads.
Rangers
vs
Moccabees.
Grotto
Taxi
456
3
CARS
AT
YOnt
SERVICE
FrpriUri
Bert
Mrgaa
B
Karri
Don't
f
orfet
the
number
156
One
of
the
questions
many
are
asking
is
hovr
to
fertilize.
There
are
plenty
of
artificial
fertilizers
put
up,
many
of
which
are
good
but
they
do
not
quite
take
the
place
of
manure.
Cow
manure
is
valuable
here
and
most
of
the
best
garden-jrs
either
are
using
It
or
have
used
it.
It
provides
humus,
prevents
the
muskeg
from
drying
out
In
dry
weather
and
seems
to
keep
things
moving
In
the
garden.
The
objection
Is
that
It
Is
not
as
clean
to
dig
in
and
that
it
Introduces
weeds
which
have
to
be
pulled
in
the
Hiring
and
summer.
Many
local
people
have
had
great
success
with
bulbous
rooted
begonias.
I
have
grown
them
for
several
years
with
considerable
success.
The
begonias
in
William
Millar's
garden
were
a
sight
for
tourists
for
several
years
until
his
stock
Frank
Dibb
has
had
a
fine
show
of
these
flowers
and
says
he
is
plan
ning
to
plant
more.
Tom
Priest
has
them
in
bloom
every
year
In
June!
md
they
are
one
of
the
chief
at-
j
.Tactions
in
his
garden.
They
come
.
;n
all
colon
and
typet.
single
and
j
louble.
fringed,
frilled,
crested
and
j
mf
md.
They
lack
perfume
but
pro-1
vide
color,
stand
wind
and
rain!
ind
give
the
garden
a
note
of
dls-!
4
action.
If
th;
bulbs
are
taken
upj
n
the
faU
they
may
be
used
year
after
year.
They
also
make
fine!
house
plants.
Those
who
have
a
greenhouse
or
wtbed
will
Hnd
no
difficulty
lrn
forcing
their
begonias
In
the
spring
!
r
plant
mine
as
close
as
possible
In
flat?
and
keep
them
does
to
the
neat
In
th?
kitchen
for
a
few
weeks
ratil
well
started
and
then
pot
them
off
and
put
them
la
the
sun
room.
By
June
first
they
are
nice
ifcmts
ready
to
bed
ouL
If
thsy
are
n
bloom
all
the
better.
They
win
TO
right
ahead.
Moving
does
cot
em
to
check
them
as
It
does
nany
plants.
H.
F.
P.
S.
Hotel
Arrivals
'
Savoy
Zulawlnskl,
Kwlnltsa.
Ruyal
J.
M.
Sparkes
and
C.
Lever.
Ter-
jrace:
N.
L.
Bertelson.
F.
Wezek.
F.
'Johnson,
C.
N.
R.;
J.
Watson,
city:
'
J
A,
Jacobson.
Shames.
Prince
Rupert
I
There
is.
sure
to
be
more
building
'
Mrs.
H.
McKenney.
Terrace:
A.
tin
Prince
Rupert
soon.
Stores
arelWatt.
C.N.R.:
T.
VanDyfc,
Prince
(not
needed
but
residences
are
George;
J.
E.
Norcross.
&.
uai-
scarce
and
nice
lltUe
cottages
with.
combe.
R.
L.
Coote.
T.
H.
Jon
modern
conveniences
are
greatly
inland
J.
G.
Cunningham,
Vancouver:
demand.
In
order
that
newcomersjO.
T.
Hodgson,
Alert
Bay.
may
be
set
a
good
example
It
Ls(
very'
desirable
that
residents
who!
know
the
conditions
here
and
the
possibilities
and
limitations
of
the
LEFT
MONEY
TO
DOG
BRADFORD,
Eng..
Feb.
1:
(CP
i
...
k
.,mt
Walter
Turton.
73.
of
Idle,
hear
to
the
newcomers.
Hit
Is
the
time
here,
before
drowning
himself
In
to
begin.
'a
canal
wrote
a
note
leaving
$50,
.all
he
possessed,
to
"my
pal.
Jet."
Jet
was
his
dog.
Harry
Johnson,
charged
under
the
vagrancy
act
with
using
obscene
language,
was
fined
$5,
with
option
of
seven
days"
imprisonment.
in
city
police
court
this
morning.
BASKETBALL
February
3
Orotto
vs.
Moose,
Scythians
vs.
Legion,
High
School
vs.
Grotto.
Jr.
Moose
vs.
High
School
February
S
Lamble
&
Stone
vs.
Rex
BOWLING
CLUB
LIMITED
FOi:R
GOOD
ALLEYS
Weekly
Prizes
For
High
Scores
A
Sjutvu"!
AUTHOR
SPEAKS
OUT
j
LONDON,
Feb.
1:
(CPA
pl4
jfor
an
education
that
would
pro.
jduce
"healthy
rebels"
instead
of
,
"apes
and
slaves
and
litUe
budding
Fascists"
was
made
by
Ernest
Raj.
,
mond,
author
of
"Tell
England,
at
!
an
educational
conference
here.
THRIFT
MONEYSAYERS
FOR
THE
WEEK
SHREDDED
WHEAT
per
pkg.
ROMAN
MEAL
per
pkg.
......
SARDINES
Brunswick
Brand,
per
tin
SALMON
B.
C.
Pink
per
No.
1
tin
...
.
!
PASTRY
FLOUR
B
It
K
1
lQ-lb,
sacks,
each
CORN-Royal
City
White
per
tin
GREEN
BEANS
Royal
City
in.
Cut.perUn
SINGAPORE
PINEAPPLE
per
tin
APRICOTS
Royal
City
No.
2
tins,
each
Orotto,
UIgh
School
vs.
Scythians,;
tomato
juice
Llbby
inneues
vs.
uign
scnooi,
ingnj
No,
1
tlnS(
eacn
School
vs.
Scouts.
j
FANCY
OLIVES
Sequoia
February
10
Moose
vs.
Lamble
ii
9mjz
tln
Stone.
Legion
vs.
High
School.
An-lciLvpEAu
CHEESE
Nettes
vs.
Grotto.
Jr.
Moose
vs.
Scy-
i
1
ib
i
SHAKER
SALT
Plain
or
Teoruary
1
3
Moose
vs.
Grotto.
Legion
vs.
Scythians.
Iodized,
carton
GrOttO
VS.
PFAKTTT
RTITTFR
RntHrrAl
oecatne
infected
with
a
bug
or
Hyi"1?"
acnooj,
wr.
Moose
vs.
Scouts.
Brandi
No.
t
Un
that
bored
into
the
bulbs
and
de-i
February
17
Grotto
vs.
Lamble
ms
wlrrmT
Rnr
.
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sibility
of
being
calamitous.
Parti-
royea
lmra
ana
ne
naa
to
sl0P,
.
"
.
r'
cularly
was
it
important
that
the
leisure
of
the
younger
people
should
be
directed
along
propsr
lines.
It
was
largely
for
this
reason
that
the
provincial
government
had
Instituted
this
idea
of
recreational
and
physical
education.
Not
only.
however,
was
the
idea
to
provide
suitable
occupation
for
leisure
time
but
also
to
make
available
proper
physical
exercise
for
those
requiring
It.
Mr.
Kazoolln
told
of
the
progiess
being
made
by
such
centres
at
other
points.
Also
on
the
radio
program.
Miss
Dorothy
Rushbrook,
librarian
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Library,
was
interviewed.
She
showed
how
the
usefulness
of
the
library
was
at
present
diminishing
through
the
inability,
because
of
lack
of
finan
cial
support,
to
keep
up
the
stock
of
books.
She
aDDealed
for
assis
tance
from
all
possible
quarters.
Suitable
books,
as
well
as
cash,
would
be
welcome.
Ths
weekly
radio
entertainment
growing
oegonias
lor
a
lew
years.
1
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nmirun,
iugn
He
raised
his
stock
from
seeds,
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facytnian.
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2
bars
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Clark's
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while
stock
lasU,
tin
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lb.
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3
f;r
Onions,
5
lbs.
Navel
Oranges.
3
dox
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bowl
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keeping
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The
original
four-hour
enamel,
still
first
In
quality.
Its
rich,
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finish
lasts,
and
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continued
washing
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