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TWO
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DAILY
EDITION
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Tables
For
One
Week
Only
Grouping
together,
single
jiairs
and
odd
lines
in
high
grade
shoes,
we
offer
theln
at
remarkably
low
prices.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
,
Women's
at-
...
$fM
$2-00
Men's
at-
Don't
Miss
These
Bargains!
Come
in
ahd
See
Them!
Where
Most
People
Trade
"BV
F
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
llD.
PHONE
357
(Estab.
1908)
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Finances
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Saturday,
NOv.
7,
1936
m
While
we
are
without,
many
'01
the
details
of
the
provin-l
,.
7
"""fc
o
cviucut
Hum
tne
uriei
uispaicnes
pun-Jished
that
the
province
is
tfrice
more
in
a
flourishing
condition
financially
and
that
the
credit
of
the
province
is
being
re-established
following
the
slunlp
which
resulted
from
the
depression
and
from
the
poor
management
of
the
provincial
affairs
prior
to
the
entry
of
the
present
administration.
Hon.
Jahn
Hart
is
being
given
credit
for
the
rehabilitation
of
the
provincial
finances
and
there
is
no
doubt
of
his
ability
in
the
important
position
of
minister
of
f
nance.
Yet
it
must
riot
be
forgotten
that
in
all
policies
formulated,
the
whole
cabinet
is
a
partv
and
particularly
the
premier,
who
is
all
powerful
in
the
executive
council.
Nobody
who
knbws.Mr.,
Pnttnlln
will
IioUovq
tVinf
he
plays
second
fiddle
to
any
minister.
His
is
the
controlling
hand
but
it
is
also
true
that
he
has
the
ahilitv
in
om'tVipr
around
him
wise
heads
who
know
Jiow
to
manage
their
respective
departments.
.
,
.
Civic
Recognition
We
are
heartily
in
accord
wittt
the
proposal
that
the
expected
visit
of
John
McMillan.
Salvation
Sioner
for
all
Canada,
Alaska,
Newfoundland
and
the
"r,iw'"w"'j
"u'u
yc
icv-"K''vu
111
some
puoiic
manner.
We
suggest
that
it
is
a
purely
civic
matter
and
th.it.
f!nm.
missioner
Alder
atmoinb.
a
committp
fn
kunri'in
if
tv
difficulty
will
be
to
fmd
.a
banquet
room
large
enoueh
to
a.jiuuuuciL
me
large
numoer
Who
we
teel
sure
will
wish
10
auena
sucn
an
event.
This
is
the
first
time
tunity
to
entertain
the
highfest
officer
In
this
country
of
r
r.,"v"'
jfi
an
uxyiinikiHuun
mai
is
uoinc;
sucn
piujium
wurK
everywhere.
Third
Largest
Contributor
The
Province
of
British
Columbia
is
the
third
largest
tuuinuuioi
w
wue
ieuerai
government
by
way
of
income
tax
of
all
the
nine
provinces.
MtffmxrMfi
tnmtntT
infn
t?.
tish
Columbia
because
the.
province
regfards
investments
as
a
sacred
trust.
Any
sutrirestion
-of
tftoriflf'i'Krtri
n,.
Qvm.
pathy
toward
those
who-Would
jeopardize
the
credit
of
tne
province
nas
been
carefully
avoided,
Hon.
Mr.
Han
says
in
his
budget
speech.
in
SDite
of
'diffiMTlHrtft
tha
Wfl
dit
of
the
province
has
been
preserved
intact.
Mr.
Hart
quoted
irom
tne
president
bfthe
Hbval
Bank
in
which
that
gentleman
spoke
-of
the
'"rfimarliable
wards
the
goal
bf
good
limes
made
by
British
Columbia
in
tne
past
lew
years."
Historic
Flags
Hang
in
Chamber
Of
Legislature
spa
First
Flaps
Flown.
.Over
Canadian
Unit
in
Franc
During
War
Have
Honored
Place
CIIARLOTTETOWN,
P.E.I.,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
--Hanging
on
the
waTl.
of,
the
Confederation
chamber
in
the
Prince
Edward
Island
legislature
are
twq.
flags
which
add
to
its
atmosphere
-of
.dignity
and.
honor
;
the
first
flags
flown
over
Canadian
troops
in
France
Flanked
by
pictures
of
famous
judges
and
other
Islanders
who
have
arisen
to
high
positions
in
the
world,
the
Union
Jack
and
the,
Geneva
Cross
occupy
a
glass
show
case
directly
atxive
a
picture
of
the
convention
of
delegates
from
Upper
Canada,
New
Brunswick,
Nova
Scotia
and
Prince
Edward;
Islands
which
met
in
this
same
room
on
September
1,
1864,
"to
take
into
consideration
the
union
of
the
British
North
American
Colonies."
An
inscription
beneath
the
two
fiags
declares
that
James
Walker.,
a
veteran
of
the
Great
War
and
the
Boer
War,
issued
them
in.
November.
1914.
1
''I,
James
Walker,
do
declare
that
In
my
capacity
as
Captain
and
Quarter-Master
of
Number
2
Canadian
Stationery
Hospital,
which
unit
was
-
located
at
LeTouquet,
France,
in
November,
1914,
being
;
the
first
Canadian
unit
to
arrive
irfj
France
following
the
outbreak
of
the
Great
War'
I
issued
from
my
stores
the
1
Union
Jack
and
the
Geneva
Cross
contained
in
this
case.
These
flags
were
the
first
flags
to
be
flown
over
a
Canadian
unit
in
France.'
WOMEN
ARE
CHAMPIONED
Head
of
University
Clubs
In
Canada
Reports
On
International
.
,
Meeting
fn
Poland
SAINT
JOHN,
N.B.,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
-Tire
Tight
cf
women
to
work
in
intellectual
fields
Is
a
cause
being
staunchly
'championed
by
the
In
ternationar
Federation
of
Unlver
sity
Womefi,
the
local
branch
was
told
by
Miss
Laura
Newman,
St.
Catherines:,
Ont.,
president
of
the
Caftacifan-'Fedefatlon
of
University
Womeri.'sCjubs.
Making
her
first
Maritime
trip
Ai
the
cdutse
of
visiting
all
3?
cTdbs
in
Canada
Miss
Newman
had
fust
returned
from
the
interna
tional
organization's
convention
at
Cra66w,
Poland.
t
The
Canadian
fedt?ratlon,
she
said,
was
offering
a
hospitality
fel-
lowsnip
10
a
university
woman
from
some
rion-Engils'h
speaking
country
who
would
receive
free
accommodation
in
a
Canadian
unl-v6rsity
centre
and
a
transcontin
ental
tour
of
this
country.
Canadian
women
were
elected
to
head
two
of
the
international
com
mittees,
Miss
Newman
reported.
Because
of
widely
dffferlne
na
tional
attitudes,
compromise
had
been
a
keynota
of
the
convention.
From
21
-nations
name
reoorts
Of
Ificrearfng
difficulties
facing
em-plyomeht
,of
wontiPn
and
vigorous
action
in
fighting
restrictions,
Mearis
of
making
the
younger
generation
more
internationally
minded4
were
conridered.
Stress
was
laid
on
the
need
for
university
wo
men
s
organizations
to
co-operate
With
other
associations
In
work
on
behalf
of
women
and
desired
reforms.
Boththe
German
and
Ita-
Jinn
federations
had
left
ths
in.
ternatlonal
grouD.
their
oreaniza-
tfOris
riaVihg
been
disbanded
and
replaced
by
new
ones
at
thfe
In
stance
of
their
governments.
Miss
Newman
offered
soma
cri
ticism
of
university
women
generally
for
failure
to
take
a
more
out
standing
,jjlace
In
national
and
community
life.
nroNE
Gill
IS
SAY
"YES"
TIMMINS,
Ont.,
iVoV?
'l:
(CP)
So
many
'"hello"
iriri
h'hvik'
J4tA
saying
"I
do"
here
that
the
telephone
service
has
suffered,
officials
admitted
when
town
council
made
a
tpmplaint.
"It
Is
difficult
to
keep
girls
from
getting
married,"
the,
telephone
compa'ny
re
porter,
-and
it
take's
about
two
weeks
to
train
them."
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
10:20,
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
DAILY
NKWS
Saturday,
Nnynnher
7,.,
!
;;i
...
!"
'
POPPIES
t6
the
heart,
bright
poppiesl
,Ye
jnat
glow
ti
'
"
'
"
low.
Douai,
far"
be-
Of
quiei
graves
beneath
the
Fi&nders
ckies,
Where
Vlmy's
cpires
in
deathless
Speak
of
tire
Glorious
Dead
yet
uvlXstili;
.
Mute
legions
.thronging
that
his-toric
hill.
Awaiting
'mid
def
p
peace
upon
the
ridge,
Comrades
who
keep
the
tryst
in
pilgrimage!
I
1
Speak
of
the
memories
which
bound
them-
both
j
Living
and
dead
In
one
mysterious
troth;
One
cause
supreme,
one
selfless
sacrifice,
?
.
That
we
may
-
keep
today
our
Armistice!"
'
'
flame,
poppiesl
Lift
your
scarlet
torches
hich!-Whlsper
the
namesfsttbltnve
which
cannot
die;
'
'-'
When
at
their
feet
your
blossoms,
bright,
we
lay
In
glowing
tribute
on
Remembrance
Day.
WINIFRED
O.
BRASS.
Man
in
the
Moon
Now
that
the
Republican
part?
m
the
United
States
Is
under
a
loud,
the
country
will
be
given
an
-
opportunity
to
make
progress.
Whsn
it
is
needed
once
more
to
:teady
up
the
people
and
prevent
too
rapid
progress
Ihe
cloud
will
toll
away
and
the
sun
shine
on
'.t
brightly
once
mjre.
Seme
people
hajrjp
handles
tc
their
names
hut
mugs
also
have
handles.
The
difference
between
Roose-
alt
and
Landon,
'Judging
by
thelt
speedhH
'
is
tnat'RoosfveH!-'
vf.
numan.
The
Republican
-party
in,
th(
United
States
is
something'
llki
the
herring
seiner
Mars
th'a
struck
a
ireef
and
sank
on
electicr
day.
In
each
tase
only'
the
mas
was
in
sight
and'it
was
in
danger
o
disappearing
soon
if
salvage
op
erations
were
not
quickly
com
inenced.
HIG
ACE
AGGREGATE
YARMOUTH,
N.S.,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
-Three
Whitmftn
brothers
,heie
vhose
age?
total
246
years
claim
the
highest
age
aggregate
of
any
family
of
three
in
Nova
Scotia
Ages
of
the
three
are;
Thomas
86;
James,
81;
and
Charted,
79,
To
Alkalize
Stomach
Quickly
On
all
sides,
people
ore
learning
that
the
way
to
gain
almost
incredibly
quick
relief,
from
stomach
condition
arising
from
overacidily,
is
to
alkalize
tlie
stomach
quickly
with
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia.
Yon
take
either
two
teaspoons
of
the
liquid
Phillips'
after
meals;
or
two
Phillips'
Milkpf
Magnesia
Tah-lets.(
Almost
instantly
"acid-fnuiges-tion"
goes,
gas,
from
hyperacidity,
acid
-
headaches"
from
oVer-in-dulgcncc
in
food
or
smoking
and
nausea
are
relieved.
Try
this
Phillips'
way
if
you
have
any
acid
stomach
upsets.
You
will
be
WEDDING
Miss!
Beuiah
AieKiijrey
Becomes
Bride
of
Gordon
Daniels
Before
large
Congregation
Last
evening
at
7:30
"betore
.'a
large
congregation
in
First
Pres-hvteriah
Church
the
marriage
of
Beulah
Agnes,
yofunger
daughter
of
Mr.
anfl-
Mrs;
J.
W.
Mcfclnley,;
and
Frederick
Cordon
Daniels,-.sort
of
tar.
and
Mrs.
R..G,
Daniels'
of
Victoria,
was
sok-mnlzed.
A
large
archway
of
'greens
served
as
the
background
for
the
bridal
party,
lira
"contracting
otfple
standing
beneath
a
picturesque
horseshoe
and;
wedding
bells.
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Tlie
bride,
who
was
given
In
j
1
n
I
1
fAU.-
surprised
at
results,
get
either
the
i
LtPage:
MllK
I
Magnesia
rahlets.
Only
25
for
a
big
box
of
loll
tula
nl
Ar,,i.
-1
..
a
T
at
uiu
BlUICS,
AISO
IN
TABLET
FOKM'
Etch
tlnv
Ublet
ll
tba
quly.
lrnt
of
ti-aupwinful
tt
Minanla.
MADI
IN
CANADA
Phillips
,
MILK
OF
MAGNESIA
at
the
organ.
tleceptlon
Is
Held
AfteY
the
ceremOhy
a'
reception
was
held
at
the'
IvofiTe
of
the'
brides
.jXrehts,
21
a
Fbiirth
Aveftiie
"East,
itie
rooms
we're
attractively
decdr-tted
for
the
'Occasion.
The
cOflpe
iecetved
the
congratulations
of
tlieir
marry
friends
beneath'
a
aeantif
oily
decorated
archway,
-firs.
McKInley
who
asslstecT
fn
reviving,
-wot
'an
orchfd
slffe
dress
and
lace
Jacket
16
match
with
a
'srsage
rwtiqtiet
-at
pfnk
and
white
.arnatloris.
Tlie
bride's
'table
was
'centred
Xiith
a
beautiful
fotrr-tfered
wed-mg
calce
embedded
In
pink
ttille
t.iCh
Your
candles
-fit
the
corners.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Murray
and
Mrs.
.K
MuSsalehn
potired
and
tne
Misses
Authanna
Wood;
Sheila
Stuart,
flelert
Walker
and
Pheme
FmTey
agisted
in
serving,
The
toast
to
the
trid-evwas
proposed
by
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe
and
was
resrxmded
to
by
the
groom.
J.
C.
'Gilker
ptoposedi
a,
.toast
to
the
bridesmaid
which
ias
responded
to
by
the
groomsman'.
There
'was
sils'o
a
very
charm-ng
toast
t6
the
bride's
tnother,'
sropospd
by
John
E.
DaVey
and
w-ipohded
to
oy
J.
W.
Mckinley.
During
the
evening
Jr.
E.
DaveV
sang
bea'ti'trfnlly
'tJntil."'
Many
gifts
were
'on
display,
among
them,
being
two
presentations
from
the
church
-choir
and
the
Sunday
School
in
both
6f
Mrlch
the
hride
has
taken'
an
active
part
for
years.
Tloiieyrhoon
In
South
After
the
reception
the
happy
touple
saiied
on
the
Princess
Ade-.
laide
for
.a
honeymoon
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Miss
Sheila
Stuart
caii?ht
the;
bride's
bbucfuet.
For
her
going
avtfy
dnstirme
the
bride
chose
a
rut
met&lasse
crepe
tailored
suit
and
a
dark
brown
hare
'seal
coat-
with-
brOwfr
atCes:
sorles.
)
Mrs.
Danle43fwrrs.:chTi
iU'
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Daniels
has
been
here
for
the
past
seven
years
and
'is
radio
telegrapher
ttit
the
provincial
police.
'On
their
return
from
the
south
Mr,
and
"Mrs.
baniels
will
"reside
on
fourth
Aveirue
'East
1h
the
house
lormerly
occup'ien
by
TMr.
and
Mrs.
KEEPS
BIRD
ALIVE
tONt)6N,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
A
task
of
Inflnft9
patience,
keeping
alive
a
h'u'mming
bird
with
a
broken
beak,
has
been
accomplished
hy
Mrs,
E.
E.
O'Connor.
With
the
aid
of
ari
eyfe-dropper,
Mrs.
O'Connor
has
beeh
pumping
milk,
honey
!
tomato
Juice
"and
blood
squeezed
from
meat
into
the
injured
bird
for
.tht
last
six
weeks.
Assembly
Of
Pentecostal
Is
Held
Here
The
first
-consolidated
convention
of
the
Canadian
-American
Pentecostal
Assembller
of,
the
northern
district,
was
held
in.
Prince
Rupert
'Pentecostal
Assembly
Wednesday,
Thursday
and
Friday.
There
were
present
workers
-and-
'delegates
from
various
pointr.
Including
Rev;
artdi
Mrs.
Joint
Lirmey
and
others
from
Tetraeei
Mr
and
Mrs.
George
Stewart
from
Kincollth,
Rev
and.
Mrs.
C.
C.
Person
neus
from
Jur
theau,
Alaska,
Rev.v.
Josephine
Gll-.incre,
BeVtha
Vaughn
and
several
rtntisicians
frOm
Ketchikan,
Alaska.
Hev.
E.
J.
North,
tvho
is
pastor
of
Datoe,
pastor
tf
First
BaptUtrtho
.
'
.
P(,-(ppne(,,
A'Pmr,iv
nnri
Church,
performed
the
ceremony.
L,rn
.
.
.
.
t
f,
,mprvlinr
nf
thp
(Northern
Canadian
district,
spon-
..,urrlaKc
uy
uvi
iow,C..
mauc
u
i4ored
the
c)nvtnt,otl
Thg
evening
iiic
.c
yu
iB
muv.
..-
atWndance
it
all
services,
grin's
March
She
wott
a
wedding
Mea,s
wefe
gervpd
tne
loca,
M.
gown
of
white
satin
finished
lace
'fienlbly
which
formed
a
slight
Item
at
thter
v
'
.
back.
A
silk
embrotderea
net
veil
Lnlka'
ls
rernalnlng
for
a
series
of
fastened,
with
orange
blnvs.Vvanevlstle
mp(tlni,s
one
Lai
l
ieu
it
t
.iuwei
uuu(ucb
ui
The
winsome
bridesmaid.
Miss
.
Sunday.
powder
blue
organza
and
had
a
ffcg
ljttY
EioX
In
her
hair.
&he
carried
a
bquiuet
of
pale
pink
carnations,
white.1
chrysanthemums
and
fern.
I
WERE'
NO
J011S
Two
little
dainty
flowerglrls'"EdIt(yt.
'
rjaU
,cwsr
vere
Miss
Jackie
Smith
and
Miss
T
K
n,.
,
,
nlVv
1
'a!
ter,1,",!,Ce
f
yur
newspaper.
I
should
like
?,
I'
UT?
Cut61y,dress:
to
voice
my
opinion
on
Mr.
Wilson's-ed
in
short
ruffled
dresses
-of
coral
,tter
on,
P6ppy
Day
in
which
your'
g
a"dy:
mml
"5
f
1
,n
JLib
correspondent
says:
'They
Jave;
bon
and
French
rosebuds.
The
,
thelr
a
A
1ot
of
,hese
men
carried
blue
baskets
m-iolntd
organdie
up
twau
there
were
no;
with
small
,
pink
.flowers.
Job$
fo'r
thm
ma
Chart
Bennett
acttd
as
h
good
itlon5.
And
wlth
ycondI.
t
groomsman
while
D.
V;
Smith
and
Mnn,
n
thpWj
nra.
filrft,
Vh
,
BP
i
ettef
Off
lying
fn
Flanders
Fields.
Thank
you
Votrrs
very
truly,
MRS.
A.
HODGSON,
Veteran's
Wife.
MAYOtt
IS
ABSENT
HAILEYBURY;
OntM
Nov.
7:
(CP)
0.
JThqrpe
is
a,:resldent
oj;
Beams
vilie
in,
the
Nflafcara
penin
I
sula
but
ha's
still
mayor
of
this!
northern
Ontario
town.
Chief
i
magistrate
here
for
three
years
ne
win
continue
m
ornce
until
the
end
of
the
ysar.
He
moved
to
BeamsvlUe
recently
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
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fngjatmrm.
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and
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ROYAL
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