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TWO
Ike
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Smart,
Comfortable
Styles
in
JUST
ARRIVED!
SHOES
V
Including
many
new
patterns
and
lasts
.
.
.
'to!,
suit
narrow
or
the
extra
wide
feet...
'Why.
not
treat
your
feet
to
a
pair
of
these
"Better
k
Shoes"
by
"Hartt"?
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Avenue
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98
86
Monday,
March
2,
1936
ment
with
the
trovernment
of
.Tanan
hv
whiVVi
thpv
nnnrrnl
plan.
While,
doubtless,
the
Japanese
realize
that
the
reso-l"1-ion
is
a
factious
effort
of
a
small
minority,
yet
it
aaa
xWf7J
7ie
Letter
Box
ANSWEUS
MR.
MEADOWS
,
.,WH2nsI
d'.
teaclows.
letter
in
.the
Daily
New.
Saturday
I
came
to
the
conclusion
that
he
must
come
from
Vancouver
for
U
Is
Impression
down
there
that
Prince
Rupert
mustn't
have
anything
of
:ts
own.
enterprise
without
having
to
depend
on
the
government
for
everything.
Thanking
you,
Mr.
Editor,
Editor,
May
which
letter
paper.
I
remain,
-
'
MRS
.FRED
RIFFOU.
cfpr
iirrs
BACK
Daily
News:
!
we
correct
an
impression
is
liable
to
arise
from
a
published
In
Saturday
&
First,
may
we
definitely
.state
that
CFPR
Is
not
on
the
airland
does
not
experiment
or
make'
any
adjustments
after
closing!
down,
or
while
operating.
Our
log'
will
show
that.
Any
adjustments
are
made
after
midnight
as
re-
:
quired
by
the
Canadian
Radio
.
''
l
Commission.
If
the
writer
had
ta-j
8
00
j
ken
the
trouble
to
enquire,
he
I
would
have
been
advised
of
the:
U0jfact.
02
Furthemore.
to
prove
that
he
25
does
not
have
reliable
information
one
has
but
to
read
his
letter
and
,note
the
statement
that
we
should
.net
have
our
control
room
in
the
city.
Does
he
know
that
all
studios
have
their
controls
adjacent
to
the
studios?
If
the'
cnirm
roorfij
,is
a
source
of
trouble,
which
it
is
jnot,
why
do
all
the
studios
which
",we
may
say,
are
located
in
tne
neart
of
tne
larger
cities,
nave
.
.
.
.
.
.-1
.
thpir.
rontrnl
rnotrn
n
rlntP'
tn
iht
Ar
uiiawa
recenny
ine
u
u.
sr.
leaaer
introduced
a
re-
uaios
as
possiDie
Kigni
now
we
solution
asking
-that
where
citizens
of
any
country
are
lssue
a
challenge
'tg
him
tcrprove
not
all9weI
to
vote
in
Canada
they
be
kept
out
o(
the
StSSS"
wLTZ
country
altogether.
to
him
that
we
can
set
up
a
re-
As
a
matter
of
fact
Orientals
are
not
coming
to
Can-
eelver
in
our
control
room,
while
add
at
the
present
time
and
there
is
no
likelihood
of
their
9"
transmitter
is
operating,
and
coming
as
long
as
meddlesome
parliamentarians,
looking
fick
"f
Prosranf
er
than-
.our
5?..
own.
We
would
also
like
to
ask
him
e
i
-a
i
'mi
i
r
-rk
i
for
will
leave
them
alone.
pdlitical
capital
Despatches
by
what
authority
does
he
con-from
Ottawa
to
a
number
of
coast
newspapers
make
it
sider
himself
competent
to
judge,
look
as
if
the
present
administration
at
Ottawa
was
whether
our
equipment
is
ade-against
exclusion
of
Orientals.
All
they
did
was
to
kill
the
ite
or
inadequate?.
C.;C.
F.
motion
which
meant
nothing.
The
movers
knew
lle
mentlons
vePle
havlns
n
very
well
it
would
be
bad
policy
to
pass
such
legislation
as
-
-
tney
suggest
and
they
also
Knew
there
was
no
need
for
such
legislation.
Conservative
newspapers
on
the
coast
took
advantage
of
the
position
to
publish
perfectly
truthful
despatches
which
were
most
misleading
to
their
readers.
Both
Liberals
and
Conservatives
are
opposed
to
Oriental
immigration
of
any
kind
yet
the
despatch
would
make
it
appear
the
government
favored
it.
The
C.
C.
F.
JONES
Family
Market
favor
giving
the
vote
to
Orientals
and
yet
the
despatches
hione
957
tVioii.
ini'rrof
rv,r,.i
u
.'..'i.i
u
u..
:e
Shoulder
of
Veal
C11Vl
Or.
fVlof
i.nnniy,.
r.1-
1
1.1
i.
1.
ii
4
lbs.
nuv.li
io
o
kimi
mav,
icv-cntij-
i
.ii.iy
v.uicii
wncu
ai
ai
uuawu
uuana
siiuum
ciiuuiu
uimui
uisiuru
u
mis
uus
Round
Steak
2
lbs.
&
-1
lb.
Beef
Kidney
....
is
is
Sirloin
Steak
these
petty
mischievous
meddlings
that
often
stir
un
3
lbs
-
trouble.
v..
Hamburger-
PnONE
957
would
suggest
they
were
the
only
ones
opposed
to
Orien-
'
;
tals
coming
to
this
country,
i
.
SPECIALS
People
who
are
always
trying
to
make
petty
trouble
1-iViriLnJ
over
affairs
of
this
kind
should
remember
what
happened
spring
lamb
when
.a
shipload
of
people
from
India;sailed
into
Vancou-
Legs
of
Lamb
ver
Harbor
and
were
not
allowed
to
land.
This
caused
a
per
lb
great
deal
of
trouble
to
the
British
authorities
in
India
shoulder
of
Lamb
with
the
loss
of
a
number
of
lives.
per
,b;
a
a
-1.1
l
,
,
,
,
,.
T
Loin
of
Lamb.
yicacui,
wc
nave
a
niuat
1
casuiuiuiciriunuiy
arrange-
per
iDi
3
lbs.
:
PrhTie'.RIb
Roll
:
per
lbt
:
Shoulder
Pork
per
lb
.....
Leg
or
Pork
!
per
lb.
Pork
Chops
per
lb.
.
Veal
Chops
t
2
lbs
,
.-.r,...r
'
'
TurRf-iADOut
8
lbs.
I
per
lb
Ifq.
Fowl
;
per
lb
Broilers
.
i
?ach
Rabbits
each
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
1
tln
Peas
the
city.
.
25c
15c
22c
50c
50c
50c
25c
18c
18c
20c
20
c
35c
25
c
25c
70c
25c
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
stew
Lamb7nbl'&
"
ocn
"DAILY
NEWS
Monday
March
-'
,
...
"T
consideration
for
others.
I
wonder
did
he
have
any
consideration
ments.
We
expect
he
will
ujkH
oglze
for,these
statements.
Time'
and
again
we
have
asked
for
crltclsras
of
our
programs
and
operation
and
not
once
have
we
disregarded
them.
We
also
havp
some
criticism,
but
which
is
not
brought
directly
to
our
attention
but
directed
at
us
In
a
backhand
method.
Surely
If
these
persona
About
having
a
full-time
paid
j
had
some
justifiable
complaint,
radio
inspector,
la
the
city,,
-I.UH
would
t
jnpt
be
better
to
bring
lieve
that
Mr1.
Meadow?
must'
h'ivei'to"tffe
source
than
spread
them
in
a
elose
friend
that
needs
a
Job.
J
the
form
of
vicious
rumors?
Regarding
starting
up
a
Radio
A-
i
Primarily
this
station
was
de-
sociation.
I
would
be
in
favor
of
signed
to
be
of
benefit
to
our
au
it
If
we
had
no
kickers
beloinglng
trict
There
is
another
rumor
being
to
It.
If
I
can
remember
rjghUy
it
was
kickers
that
caused
the
down
fall
of
the
Radio
Association
in
Prince
Rupert.
As
for
the
local
station,
I
think
it
should
harei
v
broadcast
that
we
are
coining
money
whereas,
If
the
truth
were
known,
this
station
is
not
paylnp
't
nnpratln
trpynpnsps
and.
Un-
shortly
come
when
Prince
Rlpe;t
will
be
without
a
broad
cast!
us
station.
Thanking
you
for
your
valuable
I
space
Mr,
Editor,
Ve
remain,
RADIO
STATION
CFPR.
We
sell
circulation,
We
have
It-
NO
MORE
Stomach
iro
11
ubk!
Now
can
cat
anything
without
pain
or
after
aflecta.
'Tar
a
long
time
I
suffered
badly
from
indigestion.
1
tried
many
remedies
but
got
worse
until
I
started
Fruit-a-tivea.
Then
it
was
not
long
before
I
w
as
entirely
well
and
could
eat
anything
without
pain
or
after
effect"
so
aaya
Mr.
S.
Sansone,
Toronto,
Oat.
Fruit-.vtives
are
a
famous
doctor's
prescription.
Tbey
contain
concentrated
extracts
of
APPLES,
ORANGES,
FIGS,
PRUNES
and
HERBS,
That
is
why
Fruit-a-tivea
act
naturally
to
bring
all
the
organs
of
elimination
to
healthy,
normal
action
.
.
.
why
they
bring,
not
temporary,
but
fasting
relief.
FRUIT-A-T1VES
Nature's
Fruits
and
Harfcs
CROSS
IS
wnen
he
wrote
tms
ieuer
.
rvprviri
i
TPH
surprised
that
he
should
lay
him-J
I
IM
III
A
I
P
I
I
self
open
with
such
libelous
state
thpdrals
and
churches
v
j
I
the
Empire
and
two
in
the
United
ImurmWe
Ceremony
Yesterday
j,l0ther
Church
of
Anglo-Saxon
Morning:
at
St.
Andrew's
Christianity,
we
think
of
the
splrl-
An&llean
Cathedral
tual
bond
which
unites
us
In
the
'
faith
which
brought
her
here
more
would
be
a
visible
emblem
of
the
cf
the
wondrous
Cross
wherelii
all
I
unity
of
Uiat
branch
of
the
Chris-
human
service
and
sacrifice
find
tlan
Church
If
copies
of
this
cross
their
highest
coasecration.
The
set
In
-stone
taken
from
the
very
stone
speaks
of
the
enduring;
value
walls
of
the
Cathedral
buildings
and
truth
-of
that
Cross.
As
these
were
sent
to
all
cathedrals
In
the
gifts
will
be
embedded
In
the
world
which
cared
to
have
them,
structures
of
far
distant
cathedrals,
'
The
Bishop
of
Caledonia
at
once
to
pod
grant
may
Uie
spirit
.of
.Ih'e
?
irranged
that,
the
preferred
gift
Cross
be
embedded
in
the
life
ofji'
bo
sent
to
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
in
the
peoples
whom
they
seek
to
Prince
Rupert.
It
arrived
In
due
teach
and
guide
for
It
Is
tills
spirit
course
and
the
setting
up
and
de-
which
will
most
surely
keep
the
dicated
was
conducted
yesterday.
Empire
worthy
or
Us
history
and
Before
these
copies
of
the
Can-
its
destiny."
tcrbury
Onus
were
sent
out
to
the
ninety
cathedrals
throughout
the
j
Empire
accepting
them,
a
great
Empire
service
was
held
In
Canter-.bury
Cathedral
at
which
the
'crosses
were
dedicated
with
the
Japanese
Nurse
Led
Native
Girls
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
in
chartte.
To
this
service
Klne
Ed-
PORT
ESSINOTON.
March
2:
ward
Vni,
then
Prince
of
Wales.
Mss
Ruth
Akagawa
R.N.
led
nat-sent
a
message
of
Interest
and
sym-
Ye
Canadian
Girls
In
Training
In
pathy
with
the
scheme.
.conducting
a
unique
special
ser
vice
in
Pierce
Memorial
Church
The
Archbishop
Speaks
,wre
girls
were
dressed
in
The
Archbishop
at
the
dedication
their
uniforms
and
acquitted
spoke
as
follows:
themselves
very
creditably.
Rev.
"I
have
been
asked
to
dedicate
Frank
Bushfield,
the
pastor,
dclr
these
gifts
which
are
to
be
sent
to
ivered
the
sermon.
'
Vancouver
Wheat
nt
imprlM
On
Mav
6
the
VANCOUVER.
Mim
.
.
.
i
t
t,
n
nnlra
vatralArl
W
II
P
Tl
T.
woe,
ntii.j
'VfL
the
place
of
the
crown
M
a
bond
Vancouver
Exchange
sat
r
..nii
THnv
nsepmhlpH
In
th
arODDltlff
In
MT-p
.......
For
COUGHS
2nd
With
appropriate
ceremony
and
than
1300
ysars
ago
and
has
been
j(,e
Q00j
qij
u
address,
the
unveiling
and
deaica-
the
deepest
source
or
an
vnat
nas:
.
,
io
tlon
of
a
Canterbury
Cross
took
been
best
and
most
enduring
In
the
;
place
at
morning
service
yesterday
jife
of
the
Realm
and
Empire..
in.
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral.
"The.
gifts
to
t
jtedlcated
arc
a
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
the
fitting
symbol
of
Has
spiritual
bond
dean,
was
n
charge
of
me
service
.
-the
cross
whoso
de.sisn
niay
us?ir
and
Rt.
Rev.
G.
A.
Rlx,
D.D.,
Bishop
be
1200
years
old
set
In
stone
or
ot
Caledonia,
gave
a
special
ad-
this
very
cathedral.
The
mother,
as
dress
appropriate
to
the
occasion,
it
were,
stretches
out
her
hand
to
Some
seventy
years
ago
there
was
her
daughters
and
offers
them
part
discovered
deep
beneath
a
street
In
of
herself,
therewith
the
message
Canterbury,
England,
a
small
of
the
Crow
or
which,
through
all
Eighth
Century
Canterbury
Crass,
'those
centuries,
her
stones
have
aecently
It
occurred
to
church
.een
the
silent
witness.
...
.....
?Anr1a.s
tr.
Hioi
nnMonf
tfttv
Uhif'tl
tho
miHHc
vpt
Denina
ina
iivnum
..v..-"
.........
"The
cross
speaks
of,
the
service
)ou
,
rely
on
tLe
M
r
...
I
i
1L.
lrAIU.
if!..
il.
c
those
merchants
aavents-
iccugui
ao
Mre
uw
.
UJUl
muU11C
uHv
for
all
the
support
we
can
give
support
J
the
Anglican
communion,
that
it
piie
has
be-en
built
and
stands
and
t
think
ft.
u
niM
tn
hnve
a
nrivate
ine
over
this
station,
the
day
may
with
CdLMAN'c,
A
cold
thould
not
Le
urslected.
Eym
slight
ft)
cold,
cough
or
chill
may
jrk
mean
aeriom
trouLU
Qui
Drive
it
out
quickly
TM
with
the
Kotxt
uld-fasL.
"',l1
"-niruy
a
musUJU
A
inollwr
Mthvn;
"Cold,
nrvrr
get
very
far
i
ou,
U,
thauU
o
Oilman
MUrl
i?5
kprv
iirai
ciim
r,r
....
n
Tnend
to
our
fumtly,"
weat
out
llie
poisonn
and
stop
J,
Ufure
it
gets
a
Urua
LoMooygo
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boundaries
of
this
country".
"Millions
of
small
investors,"
points
out
Mr.
Dunning,
"rely
upon
this
trusteeship
to
handle
for
them
their
small
savings
in
a
manner
which
would
be
impractical
and
impossible
for
them
to
do
themselves."
Bearing
out
the
truth
of
the
Finance
Minister's
statement
are
several
important
facts:
First
As
trustees
for
thrifty
people,
Life
Insurance
Companies
distribute
millions
of
dollars
each
year
to
policyholders
and
beneficiaries
keeping
IION.
CHAS.
A.
DUNNING
'
Muiiiltr
of
Titunct
aW
IH
homes
intact,
relieving
distress,
educating
children
and
providing
financial
security
in
old
age.
Second
These
Life
Insurance
Companies
in
Canada
are
responsible
to
more
than
3,500,000
policyholders
for
the
administration
of
savings
totalling
more
than
TwoBillion
Dollars.
Third
The
accumulated
savings
of
these
policyholders
benefit
all
Canada,-throiigh
investments
in
homes
and
farms
industries
and
utilities
Government
and
Municipal
securities.
Every
Canadian
policyholder
can
feel
justly
proud
of
sharing
in
Life
Insurance
Canada's
"greatest
economic
trusteeship".
Life
Insurance
Guardian
Canadian
Uom'ei',