PAGE TWO Popular Designs on New Low Heel Lasts 'He who buys the best will not live to regret his purchase." An old Chinese proverb yet still true. WALKING SHOES Of the best makes and in the newest patterns and designs. Buy the best at popular prices. See Window For Styles Where Most People Trade F AMILY SHOE STORE LTD. PHONE 357 Estab. laoai THIRD AVENUE THE DAILY NEWS, PRINCE RUPERT - BRITISH COLUMBIA Published Every Afternoon, Except Sunday, by Prince Rupert Daily News, Limited, Third Avenue H. F. PULL EN ... Managing-Editor Advertising and Circulation Telephone 98 News Department Telephone 86' Member of Audit Bureau or Circulations DAILY EDITION Monday, Nov. 30, 1936 Mystery Man and Gambling Many people read with interest the two column article! published in this paper Friday about Sir Basil Zabar-off, the "mystery man," who died at ilonte Carlo, the world's richest man. It is a curious fact that while Zaharof f was one of the owners of the most noted gambling house in the world. he never gambled there himself or at any place where the odds were loaded against him. He would not play a slot machine because he knew he would lose in the end. He did not buy and sell shares on the stock exchange because he could not play his own limited knowledge against the" snarpers who gambled mere. He did not play the races because he knew he was bound to lose. When he gambled: aim ne was an inveterate ganiDier, ne aia n in fl game where his chance of winning was at least two to one. He was usually one of those who operated the machine and not among the fool public who played on the losine side: He is said to have lost two. hundred thousand dollars be fore he learned that jt is impossible to bfeat the. gamblers at their own game. He had to make a eame of his mvrf and he did and won to such an extent that he became the . :i i. ! wuima 1 1 (.ileal, mail. Deputy Minister Dies The Province of British Columbia has lost a fine vounp- man in the person of Robert Dunn, denutv minister of mines, son of Robert Dunn of the editorial staff of the v iiauria vxuumsi. Mr. Dunn was a newspaperman by profession, having nau must, ui nis experience on tne two Victoria newspapers. He was taken from an editorial desk to become private secretary to the minister of mines. HW W J Sloan, father of the present attorney-general. Later he was promoted to the position of deputy minister of mines, a position which he held during the Tolrnie administra tion and again under Mines Minister Pearson. Only last year he made a tour of the mining districts and spent everai nays in rrince Kupert. ne was a capable official and took a keen interest in his work. His death is a Hie. tinct loss to the province and particularly to the mining Whv Rip IInn1pnnf jnriofiiri-ET STARTED J Large Congregation in St. Andrew's f Cathedral Yesterday to Hear I Bishop of Cariboo Religion Needed week. His purpose was to have a talk on religion and life with the!went aboard here. liad to the setting up. of another utilization. What people should be In the next stage of life depended m what they were trying to do now. There would be more happi ness and less unrest if all lived in accordance with the Drecept of Christ and did unto othes as they wouw they should do unto; them selves. Kamloops; D. H. Chene, Seward, Aasjca. Knox Mr. and Mrs. David A. John son, Port 81mpson; R. Carpenter pleasant in all our dealings, the world would be a pleasant tn Mrarid Mrs- p- w,lson' place, "f'Bella; R. wicks, city; V. J. Bond, NsrnvoU, mo f D ...:a , 0??n 'A. -Beitleson, Mont- .vU,u.j ui uo agicc wuji uur neignDOrs in real, everything. We hold divergent opinions but if we are to get along in the world we have to agree to differ We may l,arry ion' weU known Dawsn differ- in a thousand ways and yet be good friends. Tolerv neer' lnd 5 Jones were pas' THE DAILY LTS Monday. WHIFFLETS From the Waterfront On a regularly scheduled voyage' to Akvika. C. P. R. steamer Princess Nar-ifa. Capt. Wnnatn Palmer, ar people who came what religion I means to the world, to Canada, to Stored by fog on the lower British Columbia and to the indi- C3ast and tor vidua!' His theme would be "Thy Kingdom Come." He referred to what Christ meant by the petition and how it was accepted by His Immediate followers. He changed it from that of a national idea to that of the individualThe Kingdom of God is within you." The value of the season of Advent was to stir up the expectation of the coming of the Kingdom. What will happen in Canada when the Kingdom comes? There j 'ould he phange in governments rvH esisvlil lit. -.1 iv aw.w nc uiuiuuiui; cnooi sys- ms. There would be sa manv hange-s that people would not re- ognlze them. Bishop Wells referred to the -eat upheavals taking place in 'he world today and suggested that tils might be part of God's plan ertabiishlne the These upheavals were like a tooth- iche and many better things would merge from them. It was come- 'imes difficult for peonle to see but iod saw the Dlan comolete. HOTEL ARRIVALS Knox G. EJnor an4 JI. Erakjiie, Prince Rupert; J. Stevens, Vancouver; S. M:Donald, Salvus. Central James Hart, EUImoi;; J. Ar3e-neau, H McKenzie, O. Anderson, M. H. Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. Sauther, city; R. 8. Traquilr and P. J. Rolls, C.N.R. Prince Rupert Ralph Paieous and R. W Ghris-tjne, Winnipeg; J. MlJne, Edmonton; E. C, McLean and F. Hen- - 4 laenson, Vancouver; Mrs. F. H n mere were no unpleasant people In the WOnd. Ute Lwls' swart; Harold Utgaard, mignt be so happy. Everywhere we find people saying un4 T w ' T' w- s- Par3115' Vlc-pleasant things about their neighbors and in some cases' ona' noval trying to injure them or at any rate trying to injure their win soon, j. w. Robinson and good names. In sparsely settled districts conditions are phlh Brown. city; a. Martjn and even worse than in cities or towns. Neighbors are notl"rt mson Quesnei; j. c. Parry, speaKlng to each other just because they happen to disagree or because they feel the neighbor has -not used them ' right. If we could all look pleasant, sav nleasant thin pciotc Union steamer Catala, Capt. John Muir. did not arrive in port unta 11:30 last night from the couth and sailed an hour or so l&ter for Port Simpson, Stewart, Anycx and other northern points whence she will return here Tuesday afternoon southbound. Capt. Pets Byrne was in port this mornln? with his Helen II brinein-r in a load of 2000 pound' of fjatfish for the Bacon Fisheries Motoi.ship Atlas was in port this morning from Ketchikan with another load of mild cured salmor in tlr:es for transshipment Eas 07er the Canadian National Aimour Salvage Co.'s -power tue lily. Cajst Reg Green, arrived in jrt Saturday night from Dundas Island with a soowload of clara-sheiii. Several smaller scowloads rill be assembled here and delivered to Seattle in a -large-scow. To as4M in stpaljh'inln? up Euccess in life was to be mea-it3w of ogs bourrf from rta MaKrr 'red by the phrase: "I tried to do fusing Co. oemo at edwi the best I could under all clrcum-:Ely. Jn Ch4r?:. Isrands, th ilances, It should be our mission to!A ou: Silyage G&s .power tu. -'o all we can to bring about the hanger In the world in a quiet and eac.eful manner." The rxact date of the coming of he Kingdom was not known al- Jiough certain cigns had been iven. The Job was to work, watch and pray: The upheaval of the world would A'?ic, Capt. Reg Charlie Edwards '.lit early Sunday morning' for --ptain's Cove. Inge Vallen, skipper of Canadian F.'sh & Cold Storage Co. lis!? packerr, was a passenger returning to the city on the Princess Norah yesterday morning from a vacation trip to Vancouver. rt.RT JIT 1 I I fewer than 45,000 baoles had been P TT T a n AkIVsY HrAI) born. They had training schools J? U K S rtJAlfll for registered nurses and also hort TlUPPERs and Dealer? ivti n rtfl-i i TO T courses for practical nursss who Port Essiagton. port SiniMan . , YAS HEARD hs-r c t -.sss ssjsnSn 1 1 told of visit The Comralssleper a we are prepared tr, . Commissioner ilcMillan Tells Ko tary Club of Salratlon Work had been thrown out of Soviet i Russia at the time of the revolution, their leader being led to the border and told to go. Of the mem- i to Scotland two years ago. This was very top marlret prices aT the country In which he was. born tf2ren, ;ad Weasels, ajj 2j?r . ..... . . .. :ther furs at fun row ana wmcn ne naa an wnen ony 0ur lne. five years r ae- He mentioned a able us to youThHkW It work of the Salvation Army pay T1 ZtoJLto, visit to the In Glasgow whore fi yodr fqiJ rived m port at 11:20 yesterday :etMlunui 6nly ventone years year, " " Am "T. .ihfaffienl . ?r win r'n.. vuice he heard testimonies in a dialect W ,iSta" y0u. Do morning irom Vancouver ana sau-, a0 in Whitechapei, uie poorer .7 . .. A square deal ... umiAn nn ran n n vnai ani 1 .. - ed an hour later for Sfcagway andi uon of London, but today it Is a wtl,cn ne ave an excellent imlta- Msiting aerie Renects Upon Inter- -th.-r northern points. The vessel. 'world-wide organization with 12.- uo"- . national, Economic and Moral ahich is .scheduled to call here 4iJ and 2uSO olUcers de- Concluding the Army taadet said. Problems southbound next Thursday after- aug Ulr full time to the work ,h(,y ere trylns make Canada a , nad on board 130 passengers. ' arganlzation, according to better Canada. They were coopr. Large congregations assembled there were three disembarking at cammlstloner John McMillan, head iting with otlnr conizations and yesterday in St. Andrew's Cathedral Prt"ce Rupert while 22 boarded the jay m Canada. Alaska, wre el,n to tackle the youth for the opening services of the five vhip at this point for Alaska. Newfoundland and Uirmuda. in an Problem which today was the n?-days Mission conducted by Rf. Rev. ' . , u-ire: to the Rotary Club at its nonslbillty of evervonp. He tbmk- D. A. Wells. Biiboo of Cariboo. I Returning south after a special luncheon in the Commo-'d the memb? ot the notary Club The momine service took the royage to Alaska. C. P. ft. steamer ;M Cafe Fridav afternoon. lIor tne Practical heln th-?y had form of a thanksgiving service for Prince Louke Capt. S. K. Gray. TjelMng further about the actl-!flven Salvation Army ip the the Euccess of the RestoraUon arrived in port at .3:30 yesterday ite of Ihe Salvaticn Army, Com-1151- Fund camnalen wherebv over one ftnoon from Skagway and ssaMed mii0!1ir wMlllan yiid the work! Dean O'bfon presided at the lun- million dollars had befn conUi-,3 cauple of hours Uter for Van- -n , in cixtv dlf, i fheon anl visitor, in puted for the restoraUon of the,cuvr- bad on board a jerent nguageg and i0 mQSt of fWAA nl?ht Rev n A w"h Dr lost funds and the carrying on of the church's work In the ecclesiastical province of Rupert's Land. The preacher prefaced his sermon with a brief reference to the causes for thankfulness. He was not going to preach services this capacity paseehge? list of 260, c:nafit?ng pitncipaUy of Alaskans who nave twn tied up owing to the cessatlan of American boat operations due to the maritime workers' :triice. There were 110 from Juneau and j50 from Ketchikan. Four per--cne disembarked here and one ' r v",ne nPT ,,r v,rTor mciam, he countries of the world. They ur- j i. Mnav. v. ij W'i5on-Mur-rav Onnnar Anderson and Dr. A. S. Lamb. bers some escaped across the bor- JSjJJ The work began In Canada In 132, fifty-four years ago. and now he Army was represented by 1800 ifficers trying to be useful in the trious communities. There were m classes of work being carried' ut. One was the evangelization j . ork on the street corners and lhe ther was Uie social service work in rhlch they caied for the destitute, ' :he heart-broken, bringing to them he message of Joy and good cheer The Commissioner spoke of the jlendid work being carried nut by ihe Army girls. At Prince Rupert hey had an excellent olflcer in charge and he was surprised to hear from her that there was des titution even here. , The Salvation Army, the Cora--rilssioner eald, did not set out to 1o social service work. They had "o definite plan which they were 'arrylns out. 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