F
TTTtl
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Whm
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People
Trade
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTl
(Estab.
1608)
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FOOTWEAR
LADIES
See
our
fine
new
assortment
of
BROGUES
and
WALKING
SHOES.
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avoid
damp
feet
buy
HARTT,
PERTH,
ONYX
made
Footwear
whose
Values
are
always
evident.
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by
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
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periods,
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In
advance,
per
week
10
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
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Empire
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In
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EDITION
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in
any
other
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of
Canada.
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Limited
Steamers
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tor,
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EVERT
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Thursday
p.m.
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ERIDAV,
It.H
PJL
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Vancouver,
Monday
km.
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TRI
FARE
Uavlnf
Sunday
l.'M
f-M.
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PL
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Bttwart,
Anyox,
Naaf
River
retunilng
Tuesday,
I14.4
.
rurther.lnfonaatloo
regarding
eaVllnts
and
tlckeU
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M.
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Rupert
Arent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
561
THIRD
AVENUE
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Altemfon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
1
nJ
j
Tuesday,
Sept.
22,
1936
RETURNING
PROSPERITY
The
Vancouver
Province,
which
nas
been
taking
nasty
slaps
at
the
Pattullo
administration,
now
admits
that
British
Columbia
has
made
more
broeress
toward
brosueritv
than
any
other
province
'tot
Canada
but
fails
to.
admit
that
be
remembered
that
these,
agreements
have
been
in
force
for
a
number
of
years
but
they
did
not
cure
the
depression
Louis
To
Drop
Schmeling
Suit;
Fighting
Atori
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
22:
It
Is
now
expected
here
that
Joe
Louis,
col
ored
heavyweight
boxer,
will
aban-
ton
beat
Brooklyn
in
a
double-header.
American
League
Detroit
beat
St.
Louis,
New
York
beat
Philadelphia,
Washington
beat
Boston.
iuc
incacm,
ijiuvintmi
uuvei
mucin
iiaa
uau
aiivuunu
vu
icK,-n
i
do
with
it.
Readers
of
"the
leading
Vancouver
tlaily
vvx)uldcincinnatt'TZZZ'."'.'.7i
appreciate
a
Utile
hiore
cahdor
on
the
toart
of
that
batoerifeoston
67
in
dealing
with
the
political'
situation,
had
it
been
Dr.
Vol-mie
or
Dr;
Patterson
who
was
premier,
it
Would
have
1
:
'
Y
hi
...
V.
iV
k.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
St.
Louis
5,
Chicago
4.
Brooklyn
7,
Boston
1.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
L.
New
York
89
Chicago
84
St.
Louis
84
Brooklyn
-
63
Philadelphia
50
57
65
64
67
76
79
84
97
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
.459
i
W.
L.
Pet
New
York
98
49
.667
Detroit
'.
.81
68
.544
i
Chicago
78
69
.531,
Washington
78
70
.527
!
Cleveland
..76
72
.514
je'ostoh
73
76
.487
(fit.
Louis
.55
90
.378
Philadelphia
.
51
96
.347
I
Noted
Boxer
Of
or
una
employment
ior
those
seeking
work.
and
wages.
As
(Earlier
Day
Is
lung
as
me
lotime
group
remamea
m
onice
at
victoria
(
Seriously
111
things
went
from
bad
to
worse
until
the
banks
refused
to
i
rmpAnn
99.
pv
Mac
pay
the
checks
of
employees
of
the
Eovernment.
Then
JSSt
came
the
election
andimmediatelyHhe
Pattullo
govern-
boxer
and
member
of
the
Illinois
ment
took
off
ice
the
banks
honored
ftllthecks
and
the
newl
state
Boxing
commission,
is
cn-
era
started
from
that
day.
The
Premier
spent
some
money
j
litany
with
an
infection
whidi
o-nino-
in
Ctotnwn
Knl
U
Lwk,wV.t
W.k
n
:v,Alls
affecting
his
heart.
He
retired
in
the
B.
C.
allowance
of
$65,000
a.
year,
so
the
moneyjrom
the
rtns
tn
1918'
spent
on
the
trips
was
a
good
investment.
We
all
know
tooi"p-v
ri:
ruU
that
1W
AM
mnn
l,o
fV,f
min
W,A
fU
J:
1
!eX
OOWlUlg
UlUb
for
a
claim
which
is
to
be.
adjudicated
by
a
Royal
Commis-Keopen8
aeason
jsinn.
Alsft
thv
nhlinw1
vii-i'niia
rvfiicr
...:;
Re-cpening
opening
of
of
the
the
R
--.
"
"J
Ill
UHICI
I.UIII.CM1UIID,
It
was
not
mere
chahce
that
turned
the
tables
ton
the!
day
the
Pattullo
government
took
over
the
administration.
The
master
hand
of
the
Premier
was
at
once
felt.
He
undertook
the
work
fearlessly,
refusing
to
be
influenced
by
those
who
would
have
sidetracked
his
efforts.
His
firm
ness
brought
dissatisfaction
id
his
own
ranks
for
a
time
but
that
made
no
difference.
He
carried
on
and
the
result
was
shown-.in
the
election
of
a;
supporter
where
the
opposition
Mt
themselves
the
stronpest
and
Where
it
was
said
a
Pattullo
supporter
could
hot
be
elected
even
to
be
a
poundkeeper.
We
do
not
often
mention
Mr.
Pattullo
in
nUr
(pdStnrfnl
columns
but
rjwn
we
in
Prfnce
Ruport
see
such
splendid
work
beiner
done
by
qur
member
and
then
see
the
efforts
of
the
Vancouver
opposition
to
ascribe
the
results
obtained
t0
other
causes,
it
makes
Us
hum
up.
We
do
not
expect
such
conduct
from
a
larre
and
influential
metropolitan
newfpapcr
such
as
the
Province
which
until
recent
vpnrs
has
alwavs
p.
looked
uporf
as
a
fair
newspaper,
pub-
jioiiniK
lciircuuunui
arucies
mis
saa
to
see
the
change.
Pet
.616
.564
.568
.547
.484
Rex
Bowling
Club
alleys
for
the
season
will
take
place
tonight.
Patrons
will
find
many
interesUng
and
attractive
Improvements
have
been
made
since
last
spring.
U.
S.
FOOTBALL
American
League
Boston
26,
Philadelphia
3.
National
League
Boston
4,
Syracuse
3.
SAN
DIEGO
WINS
OAKLAND,
Sept.
22:
San
Diego
Padres
defeated
Oakland
Acorns
7
to
1
Saturday
in
the
last
of
the
Pacific
Coast
League
play-off
ser
ies.
The
Acorns,
by
winning
three
straight
previously,
had
already
captured
the
right
to
hreet
Portland
Beavers
in
the
final
for
the
league
championship.
FOOTBALL-
POSTPONED
Tire
Junior
.League
Football
feame
tcheduled
for
Saturday
afternoon
as
the
faH
season
opener
between
den
Street
School
was
postponed
RED
ERIK
IN
SAGUENAY
Columbia
Late
t
Story
of
Easier
Navigator's
Exploits
True
MONTREAL,
Sept.
22:
(CP)
Question
of
whether
Christopher
Columbus
was
not
500
years
lai
in
his
reported
discovery
of
Am
cnannA
o.,if
otrainct
Mflv"piipa
has
been
raised
aealn,
this
uuii
urn
fouu,uvi;
01.111.
Schmeltag
and
the
magazine
which
:
time
by
George
LaMothe.
a
Qir-printed
the
German's
accusation
bee
writer,
in
the
columns
of
a
that
i-nuls
riMihrtatplv
fouled
him
technical
Journal
published
slm-
i
.a
h
.ultaneously
In
New
York,
London
T-miis
is
meeting
Al
Atorl
tonieht
and
Paris.
nnrf
is
PYiwtPrt
ti
win
hv
a
knock-
Mr.
LaMothe.
In
a
series
of
ar-
out
within
four
rounds.
'tides
based
on
the
mythical
Jeg-
jendary
and
modern
Industrial
as-
-i
j
ii
1
meets
"of
the
Kingdom
of
Saguenay,
Canadian
Hockey
s,miv,SPd
trt
w
h.n
located
at
Players
Are
Off
To
Great
Britain
MONTREAL,
Sept.
22:
Thirty
-one
amateur
Canadian
hockey
players
have
left
here
to
play
with
British
teams
dining
the
coming
Winter.
The
departing
players
Include
N.
McLean
of
Vancouver.
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
the
upper
end
of
the
Eaguehay
River
which
flows
Into
the
St.
Lawrence
at
Tadoussac,
present?
the
theory
that
Lie!
Erlkson
hot
only
visited
America
but
made
the
Saguenay
Cruise
some
time
In
the
10th
century.
The
saga
of
Erik
the
Red,
Mr
LaMathe
claims.
might
well
indicate
that
ChttsU-
ither
Columbus
was
at
ieast
WO
j
years
late
in
discovering
America
1
The
Saga
of
Ettk
the
Bed
hi
."T.T'nner
been
Interpreted
satlsta.
PittsDurg,uincinnau
neat.
UMolhe
Philadelphia
beat
New
York,
Bos
he
found
were
hot
the
same
as
those
that
led
Jacques
Cartttr.j
five
centuries
later,
to
christen
the
Islad
tot
Orelam,
the
fate
wf!
Bacchus
If
one
sails
the
St.
LaW-j
rence
below
'Quebec,
orie
will
discover
.thai
the
Sagueiiay,
at
Its
mouth,
cfoseiy
resembles
the
stream
described
tn
this
saga.v'
According
to
the
trtdians,
the
kingdom
of
the
Saguenay
was
a
strange
and
wonderful
country
in
habited
by
an
odd
conglomera
tion
of
strange
and
fasclnalln'2
people.
Donacona,
chief
of
the
friendly
Huron
Indians
at
Stada-cona,
Quebec,
gave
Jacques
Car-tier
a
very
alluring
description
o?
this
mythical
kingdom.
The
FTehch
explorer,
however,
was
apparently
not
sufficiently
Impressed
to
In
vestigate
and
continued
on
up
Ute
St.
Lawrence
to
Hochelaga,
Montreal,
but
when
he
returned
to
I
France
he
Included
the
descrlp-
.428
tlon
of
the
Kingdom
tot
the
Sag-JlOiuenay
in
his
Journal.
The
saga
pi
Erik
the
Red
and
Indian
chief,
Mr.
LaMothe
be-,
lieves,
wre
preliminary
introductions
to
a
country
whose
wealth
Is
no'
ohly
being
discovered.
Ten
centuries
have
elapsed
since
Lief
Erlksen
presumably
sailed
the
Saguenay
yet
today
that
rlVer
very
much
a
river
of
1
on'
account
of
Tain,
Booth
Memor-j
ial
and
King
Edward
High
School!,
are
scheduled
to
meet
on
Satnr
day
afternoon
of
tills
week.
UNNiPEG
BEATS
REG
IN
A
yiNNIPEO,
Sept.
22:
Winnipeg
defeated
Regina
by
a
scpre
of
II
to
8
in
conference
rugby
yesterday,
I
J
INTutrSHAPES
INVINCIBLE
4
STREAMLINE
Thty
smoke
like
double
the
Money
WHITE
OWL
IX
THE
Hl'rilKMK
COl'RT
Ol'
I1RITI"II
COMIMMA
IX
riioiivn:
In
ihr
Matttr
of
the
u.AmhilstraUiVt
Arl"
And
In
ttt
Mattrr
at
the
Rstatr
of
Vttrt
,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
toy
order
ct
His
Honcr.
W.
E.
Flhr
the
SJt
dr
of
Bpffhbr,
A.
n.
!M6r
I
a
p
bolnW
.
Admlnlttrttcr
wtth
will
n
nexd
oi
.the
estate
of
Peter
IVBoer.
Cffcetwed,
and
all
partto
having
clalmi
againn
ne
ia
estite
pre
hereuy
te
qulivd
to
furnleh
ame.
lTtiaeiy
vert
fled
,
to
m
on
c(r
bofre
kht
2Ui
'diy
of
October,
A,
D.
1938.
nd
all
partte
indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amcwrt
of
their
IndetotednMs
to
tnt
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Officii
Admin
tat
rater.
Prince
Rupert,
B
C
Dlted
thU
3Ut
day
September,
A.
LI.
1U30,
Rex
Bowling
Club
Exchange
Bidck
SWh
SI.
tni
Th!rd
Aw;
Phone
658
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Ctourttsy
B.
D.
Johnson
O.),
,
'
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.38.
Big
Missouri,
.55.
Bralorne,
8.25.
B
R.
Coru.
.D4H-B.
R.
X.,
.12.
Dentonta,
.15.
bunwell,
.03U.
Oolconda,
.10.
Jllinto,
26.
Meridian,
.06
'2.
Morning
Btar,
.Ol.
National
SUver,
.03.
Noble
nve,
.02
4.
Peitd
orellle,'
.80.
Porter
Idahoi
)04.
Premier,
3
20.
;
Iiteves
McDonald,
.05.
Reno,
1.23.
Relle!
Arlington,
.4t.
Salmon
Gold,
.09.
Taylor
Bridge,
.10i.
Wayside,
.16V.
United
EmrArfe,
Vroat
Beattie,
1.35.
Central
l?at
"4.16.
Chibougamatt,
1.44.
Clods
Lake,
.93.
Intert
riickel,
2.e.
Lee
OoM,
tittke
Ltottg
Lac
00.
Mckwe
Red
Lake,
IJSft.
Pickle
Crwr
tM.
Red
Lake
ttoM
IShore,
t.10
San
Antottla,,
l.8.
Sherrttt
Ooixion,
i.Tfc.
SiscO.
4
'75.
South
Keora,
.14.
Moneta
Porcupine,
.fee.
Sladen
Malartic,
1.20.
"
1
1
11
"
'
'
'I
Genuine
Indian
Curry
Powder
)wder
Mb.
AtZn
V4"lb.
ox'
tin
tin.
Christies
Cheese
Rltz
Biscuits,
per
pkt
Oxo
Cubes
Large
tins
2
for
:
Johnson's
Fluid
Beef
I6-0I
bottle
.--
Frys
Cocoa
Bulk
-
per
lb.
Burns'
Lard
3Mb.
paii
5rlb.
QCp
10-lb.
pall
pall
i
amercers,
.V9.
iii
Sturgeon
River,
.38.
,
,
Ventores,
2.3'.
'
McLleod
Cockshtttt,
VQ.
,
Hardrock,
'2.70.
Oklend,
;32.
Mosher,
.81.
Bosqwet,
.10,
Bidgood
Kl'rkland,
1.55.
Gilbec,
.04V2.
lake
Rose,
.56.
'
Madsen
Red
Lake,
1.00.
May
Spiers,
.56.
Wlnoga
Patricia,
.41.
SUlllvan,
2.17.
Stadacona,
.70.
,
Green
Staybell,
.66.
Frontier,
50.
Francoeur,
1.18.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
11BV2.
Perron,
1.85
Hew
AUgfurtta,
.45.
okAnxgan
Woman
mfcs:
VANCOUVEft,
Sept.
22:-4lrsr.
Ann
McPherson,
aged
82,
Veil
known
in
the
Okanagan,
died
here
on
Sunday.
'--
-
:-
-
-
'
Overwaitea
Ltd.
Cash
or
C.O.D.
Pkone
S43
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
3
pkts.
Kellogg's
Pep
2
pkts.
Kellogg's
Rice
Krisples
1
pkts
:
Aylmer
Tomato
Soup
6
tins
Aylmer
Assorted
Boups
6
tins
Royal
Household
Flor
(
per
49-lb.
sack
vX.JH)
JOHNSON'S
WAX
SPF.CIAL
1
pint
tin
Olo-Coat;
1
Jar
Shi
-Nop
Silver
Polish;
1
bottle
Furniture
Polish
ntZt
The
3
for
tOnly
limited
quantity)
Overwaitea
Finest
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
oe'r
lb.
Overwaitea
First
Grade
Butter,
3
lbs.
Concord
Grapes
per
basket
23c
23c
45c
55c
15c
13C
45c
95c
35
c
59c
$1,85
35c
91c
9c
Bahd
ttviMn
MM
bt
rceiVM
by
lh
Minister
of
Lands
not
later
than
,
noon
on
lh
Jlfth
dal'iot
'Oofobrt,
1838.
tor
tt
TtirrtiaSe
UcMSoe
X2MW
to
'rtit
f,
160.000
fm
ot
Hemlocks
Balaam.
Ca.
ai
aa
Boruc
'eia
an
ar
ntuatM
"at
B&hO()
Bay,
Boxr
Reach,
fcaht'.
'
ixast
Land
Uljrtrlot.
,
Two
(3)
yrar
will
be
allowtd
for
tJ
moval
of
timbT.
,
J
Further
particulars
,
erf
tbt
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Forester.
Victoria.
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There
is
much
to
sec
and
experience
jn
prosperous
ind
beantifol
Britain,
where
industry
ir
creating
hew
records,
and
hospitality
and
piness
greets
thfc
traveller
everywhere.
And
Autumn
on
the
glorious
St.
Lawrence
is
unfor-
11-
1
Then
too,
rates
arc
low,
and
a
wider
choice
ct
1
accommodation
is
available,
on
the
deep
draught,-steady
ships
of
the
Cahadiaa
service
fleet,
which
assure
you
a
most
comfortable
and
Tiappy
)ourncy
LOW
COST
RETURN
FARES
Cabin
from
t3tM
Tourist
from
Sl$t
JO
third
CUs
tM
Z9
M
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER
Calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
every
Thursday,
10:30
p.m.
Canadian
National
Steamship
HKATERS
K1)S
Of
all
sizes
KltCHKNv
RANGES
s
V8-H
Canadian
Pacific
To
Yannnmr
via
Oceaii
alls
and
Way
Ports
BS;
"Princess
Adelatder
very
Friday
at
10
p
jn.
To
Vancouver
dftect
BS.
"Princess
Lbnlse."
Sept.
flth,
17th,
25th,
Oct.
4th.
16th.
S3.
"Princess
Korah,''
0t.
25th,
Nov.
3rd.
T
Ketchikan,
VVrangell,
Tuneaa
and
Skagway
S3.
"Princess
IJnul'w,,,
fiept.
4th.
13th,
2Lst,
30th,
Oct,
12th.
63.
"Princess
Norah,"
Oct.
2lst,
30th.
For
Information
and
Reservations
V.
V.
COATtS,
Gen.
Agent,
Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
Used
Goods
Bought,
Sold
or
Exchanged
StVhRR
SF.AVIMH
MAfHliVE
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS,
Ten;
or
Rarijo,
good
make;
B
Flute,
Guitars,
Etc.
1UDIOS,
GRAMOl'IIONES
IJAUBER
CHAIR
in
good
condition
.
NAtlONA'L
CASH
REGISTER
D.
ELIO
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
Phonfe
Grteh
421
TKia
AVenue
If
yoil
have
'somdthig
t6
sell,
a.classified
advertise
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
bu)
the
city,
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