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Afternoon,
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carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
$5.00
Saturday,
October
17,
1936
CHEERFUL
NEWS
FROM
STEWART
Cheerful
news
comes
from
Stewart
in
regard
to
the
present
condition
and
future
outlook
of
the
Portland
Canal
camp.
The
depression
is
said
to
be
a
thing
of
the
past
there.
There
is
no
over-abundance
of
ready
cash
as
yet
but
there
is
work
for
all
and
prospects
for
the
winter
are
declared
to
be
good.
We
in
Prince
Rupert
-are
glad
to
hear
that
the
hard
times
are
over
for
our
neighbor
town
which,
next
to
us,
seems
now
to
have
developed
into
the
most
important
community
in
this
immediate
district.
The
improvement
in
conditions
there
will
be
directly
felt
here.
Local
business
men
may
be
able
to
share
to
some
extent
in
the
THE
GRANBV
COMPANY
People
of
this
district
generally
take
more
than
a
pass
ing
interest
ni
the
affairs
of
the
Granby
Co.
Tins
is
to
be
expected
since
the
company,
(although
now
removed,
was
so
long
identified
with
this
district.
Most
everybody
in
these
parts
will
be
glad
to
hear
that
the
company,
instead
of
liquidating
and
going
out
of
business
entirely,
is
once
again,
through
its
operations
in
the
Similkameen
district,
to
become
one
of
the
important
mineral
producers
of
British
Columbia.
NEW
BUILDING
FOR
CANADA
The
National
Employment
Commission
has
recently
re
commended
to
the
Dominion
government
that
it
extend
its
construction
stimulation
program
.
to
include
home
modernization,
lower
cost
working
men's
homes
and
the
broadening
of
the
Housing
Act
to
include
all
parts
of
the
country,
'lhe
suggestions
will
be
before
the
next
session
of
Parliament
at
'Ottawa
and,
if
passed,
will
give
an
impetus
to
the
building
and
construction
industry,
as
well
as
allied
trades.
This
should
be
of
great
benefit
to
everv
city
in
'Canada.
'Certainly
much
work
along
this
line
is
needed
in
Prince
Rupert,
not
only
because
of
the
employment
it
will
provide
but
because
modern
homes
are
needed
here.
Indeed
there
would
be
many
building
and
improving
homes
in
Prince
Rupert
if
personal
finances
would
permit.
As
la
ras
we
are
concerned,
the
government
cannot
move
tuu
iuitniy
jji
giving
assistance
aiong
mis
line,
ior
decent
homes
are
a
crying
need
here.
It
is
to
be
assumed
that
the
majority
of
communities
in
the
country
are
in
the
same
position
although
we
would
venture
to
say
that
the
need
is
no
greater
anywhere
than
here.
Badminton
Supplies
Make
our
store
headquarters
for
your
badminton
requirements.
Our
rackets
are
reasonable
in
price,
in
a
range
that
will
satisfy
either
the
beginner
or
experienced
-player.
Drop
in
and
inspect
our
selection.
CAMPBELL'S
SHUTTLE
COCKS
True
in
flight,
weight.
In
cartons
of
three
or
twelve,
each
:.
.'
correct
in
30c
FLYRITE
SHUTTLE
COOKS
Exceptionally
good
value
in
a
lower
iprlced
shuttle
cock.
OCT,
each
MoC
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
McBride
Street
Phone
311
'SPORT
SPORT
CHAT
IN
MOTION
M
Thousands
of
South
Africans!
thrilled
as
voting
Oxford
and
Another
Trundlinjr
League
XJets
Cambiidge
Unlveislty
teams
gave
imder
Way
With
Victories
T
or
them
ttieir
first
'eyeful
of
ico
hockey
In
the
rrew
Empire
-Exhiot-ucn
Stadium
a;
Johannesburg.
Students
of
King's
School,
Tar-1
ramatta,
Australia,
arrived
In
London
lecently
to
play
a
series
of
soccer
mtatches
against
teams
representing
English
public
schools.
Dr.
J.
M.
Robison
end
Dr.
R.
-K.
McHenry
of
Houston,
Texas,
divided
honors
pn
a
recent
fishing
trip.
At
exactly
the
same
moment
each
landed
a
king
tarpon
sLc
feet
two
inches
long
weighing
122
pounds.
The
British
rugby
team
that
toured
the
Argentine
has
returned
home
after
winning
all
10
matches
played
and
scoring
399
points
against
only
12
(two
penalty
goals
and
two
tries).
Simonstown's
(South
Africa)
coronation
gift
to
-the
Kine
will
take
the
form
of
a
King
Edward
coronation
playing
field
area
and;
recreation
ground
for
the
youth
I
or
the
naval
port.
Salisbury
Motor
Club
in
Eng-and
Is
threatened-with
legal
proceedings
by
the
Lord's
Day
Ob-,
rervance
Society
unless
Sunday
muiuicycie
nacing
meetings
are.
abandoned.
Statistics
compiled
bv
the
Gor
man
government
show
there
are
390,000,000
square
yards
of
space
available
for
sport
and
gymnistlcs
In
the
Reich.
aDDroximatolv
Iy
iquare
yards
per
head
of
popula
tion.
Carl
Snavely,
Cornell's
new
men
tor,
left
an
enviable
riWirrf
At
North
Carolina.
Snavely
was
head
mentor
for
only
two
seasons
at
Chapel
Hill,
His
teams
turned
:in
15
wins,
two
defeats
and
a:
single
tie.
Essex
will
meet
all
counties
in
the
English
county
cricket
cham
pionship
next
season
with
the
.ex-.
ception
of
Leicestershire
and
.Warwickshire.
Matches
against
New
Zealand
and
Cambridge
University
are
also
carded,
BADMINTON
.MEET
POSTPONnil
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Can
adian
National
Reareatlon
Associa
tion's
Badminton
Club,
which
was
to
have
been
held
last
night,
was
iiiriner
postponed.
COAL
TO
PLEA8E
EVERYBODY
Satisfaction
Ouaranteed
'rARIOUS
ED80N
ALBERTA
COAL
BULKLEV
VALLEY
COAL
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
COAL
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
COMPANY
PUONK!
81
and
S5t
impress
and
Laundry
The
City
Five
Pin.
Bowling.
League
went
into
action
'last
night
when
Old
Empress
defeated
'Oyro
Club
two
games
to
one
with
Pioneer
Laundry
winning
-over
iFive
(Jokers
by
a
similar
score.
"High
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
Max
Asemlssen
of
the
Pioneer
Laundry
with
243.
Next
bowling
will
be
on
Sunday
Jn
the
.City
-Ten
Pin
league
with
Moose
playing
'Overwaitea
and
65
Taxi
meeting
-Atlin
Fisheries.
Individual
scoring
last
night
was
as
follows:
OLD
EMPRESS
1st
Ounderson
.214
Calderonl
,156
McKay
..:
..
.168
Ross
.'.
.158
Schrlaberg
:
,139
2nd
215
156
192
,249
162
Totals
:.:
.:835
.973
GYRO
CLUB
1st'
2nd
Dibb
162
127
At
an
agricultural
show
In
Rlch-jey
,.
iuo
mond,
South
Africa,
one
of
the,
stone
.'T'.!".".!"
174
240
competitors
was
Mrs.
A.
H.
Cock-ILow
score
139
156
burn
who.
althouzh
68
years
old.-1
rode
her
own
horse
in
several)
Totals
840
svpnt.e
wlnnlncr
twn
first.?
nnri
a
I
f
1
V
.
J
UJVC.no
1SI
special
prize.
Dmgweii
z:zi::;::::228
Edinburgh
racing
enthusiasts
believe
the
Scottish
capital
should
have
a
new
racecourse
and
nego
tiations
are
being
conducted
with
that
end
in
view.
At
present
the
little
Musselburg
course
Is
the
only
track.
West
"Ham
United
has
signed
A.
J.
Weare,
goalkeeper
of
Wolver
hampton
Wanderers,
at
what
Is
understood
to
be
,a
substantia!
fee.
The
Hammers
play
in
the
second
division
of
the
English
Football
League.
Benny
Lynch,
world
flyweight
champion,
who
recently
successfully
defended
his
title
against
Pat
Palmer,
is
being
sued
in
Glasgow
by
Sam
Wilson,
his
for
mer
manager,
for
$10,000
for
al
leged
breach
of
cnotract.
White
211
Jackson
.164
Smith
,...191
Totals
t.
936
PIONEER
L.
1st
Houston
...180
Wesch
..
.136
Klnslor
250
Glenstrop
161
Asemlssen
.262
845
2nd
183
190
181
182
218
Ladies'
Bowling
3rd
170
170
.219
'19C
198
948
3rd
273
167
126
101
170
837
3rd
153
192
137
175
163
959
-820
2nd
3rd
133
153
231
159
196
216
126
162
176
.270
Totals
.989
872
950
league
Meets
Mrs.
Thomas
-Boulter
Is
President
Play
to
Start
Next
Wednesday
The
Ladies'
Bowling
ILeague
organized
itor
the
winter
season
ot
a
:well
Jiltehdedand
'enthusiast!'
meeting
last
night
in
the
iRex
Bowling
Club;
.
Mrs.
Thomas
-Boulter
was
elector!
president
and
Mrs,
R.
J.
rkeron,
secietaryUreasurer.
.
'League
play
will
start
next
Wednesday
with
the
following
eight
entries:
Doodadj,
Mrs
DM-
Ourvlch,
rcaptaln;
Blue
.Birds,
Mrs
R.
J,
Keren,
captain;
Rangers
Mrs.
Harold
Raybone,
captain;
An-
JONES
Family
Markt
PHONE
957
Speciair
TEAL
Leg
of
Veal,
6
lbs.
$
lbs.
Spuds
.
Fillet
Aoast
of
Veal-,
.PHONE
951
per
lb-.'.'.
r.'
Boned
and
Rolled
Snoulder
Veal;
i
lbs:
f.
Veal
Steak
'
3
lbs.
;.;
Veal
Chops
3
ibs.
BEEF
Round.
Steak
3
lbs.
8irloin
Steak
3
lbs.
....
Prime
Rib
Roll,
;4
lbs.
&
5
lbs.
Spuds
Pot
Roast
6
lbs
Rump
Roatt
of
Beef
Tier
lb.
Any
Cut
tif
Baby
Beef
per
lb
mm
20c
50c
S0c
50c
lamb
And
mutton
Rolled
Shoulder
of
Lamb
fWl
n
Tier
lb
AW
Itolled
Shoulder
of
Mutton
H
Ej
per
lb,'
Wt
Leg
of
.Mutton
.per
jb
Mutton
Chops
3
lbs.
M
Fresh
Killed
Chicken
per
lb.
,
40c
50c
73c
Certificate
Idea
1
Used
by
Indians
j
BELLA
COOLA.
Oct.
17:
(CP)
I
Alberta's
prosperity
certificates
!had
a
counterpart
In
"British
CdN
umbla's
fur
trading
industry
p
number
'of
years
ago.
Aluminum
tokens
of
25.
50
cent
'
and
$1
values
were
Issued
hy
tB.
Brynlldsen
and
company
here
In
1907
and
"used
In
trading
with
the
Indians
until
1918.
The
money
In
no
way
resembled
.
currency
of
the
realm.
It
was
forced
out
of
circulation
by
the
Dom-
1
inion
government
when
an
;ln-'
dian
trapper
sought
to.
exchange
It
at
a
rival
company
post
In
Hie
.
Northwest
Territories.
50c
I
15c
15c
18c
50c
30c
The
'factor
at
"the
post
accepted
the
tokens
from
the
Indian
-bat!
explained
to
him
the
difference
,
between
the
Brynlldsen
tender
and
I
legal
"currency
and
told
htm
.he
could
accept
no
more.
Represerita
tlons
Were
then
made
to
the
Dom-
j
inlon
government
which
resulted1
in
the
order
to
stop
circulation
of
:
the
tokens,
1
BOOM
IN
"BRICK
STOCK
JOHANNESBURG,
'Oct.
17:
(CP),
This
city
is
witnessing
a
brick
flotation
boom
as
'activity
In
the
building
trades
has
led
to
three
new
brick
share
issues
being
of
fered
to
the
public
In
two
weeks.
PREMIER
TAKES
TO
AIR
CANBERRA,
Aust.,
Oct.
17:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Joseph
A.
Lyon
adian
gold
price
Is
unchanged
$34.77
per
fine
ounce.
at
LONDON,
Oct.
17:
(CP)
Eight
rarloads
of
floral
tributes,
value'd
it
$2,500,
together
with
a
flve-ioot
floral
pony,
featured
the
uneral
of
Masslmino
Monto-Col-umbo,
27,
bookmaker,
fatally
stabbed
In
a
track
melee
hette's,
Mrs.
A,
Dickens,
captain;
Canadian
National
"Recreation
As
sociation,
Mrs.
'
West,
captain:
Grotto,
Mls3
Ba"bs
Beale,
captain;.
Spark
"Plugs,
Miss
Frances
'yager.
captain;
Knockouts,
Miss
Osrt-
rude
TUrgeon,
captain.
Old
Country
Soccer
!3.
has
decided
to
abandon
train
and
j
car
travelling
for
long
distances.
!
At
least
one
fast
-airplane
is
to
be
bought
for
the
use
of
cabinet
ministers.
CANADIAN
GOLD
PRICE
MONTREAL,
Oct.
17:
The
Can-
"English
League
First
Division
I
Birmingham,
4;
Huddetsiicn
Alberta
Tokens
Had
Counterpart
Town,
2.
In
.British
Columbia
tair
'Trade
j
charlton
Athletic,
0;
Arse.ial,
1
f
Chetesa,
1;
Sheffield
.Wednesday.,
Grlnuby
Town,
2;.
Brentford,
0.
.
Leeds
United,
3;
Everton,
'0
!
Liverpool.
0;
Bolton
Wanderers,!
0.
v
1
Manchester
City,
3;
Derby
5.
Middlesbrough,
'6;
Sunderland,
b.
Portsmouth,
2;
'Manchester
Un
ited.
1.
j
Stoke
City,
0;
Preston
Nortnend,
West
Bromwlch
Albion,
2;
Wol-,
verhampton
Wanderers,
1.
Scottish
League
First
Division
'Clyde,
A;
Hamilton
Academicals.
Dundee,
0;
Celtic,
0.
nib3rnlans,'0;
St.
Mirren,
0.
Falkirk,
6;
Dumfermllne,
4,
Kilmarnock,
3;
Albion
Rovers,
1.
Motherwell,
I;
Third
"Lanark,
2.
Partlck
Thlst!e.
'3;
Arbroath,
1.
Queen
of
South,
2;
Aberdeen,
3
Queens
Park.
I;
.Rangers,
1.
St.
-Johnstone,
3;
"Hearts,
0.
Saturday,
October
17,
R.
D.
Greggor,
assistant
district
forester,
is
on
a
trip
to
Terrace
on
.official
duties,
belne
due
barw
!
'tonight's
train.
'
ou
Tupert
Table
Tennis
.
Club
OPEN
EVERY
DAY
3
to'C
and
7
to
12
Phone
62
for
reservations
Rex
'
Bowling
Club
Exchange
Block
Sixth
St.
and
Third
Ave.
Phone
658
New
Winter
Euursion
Fares
.
i
,ts
wager
on
sale
NOW
You
rcan
travel
to
Eastern
Canada
(mdluding
Winnipeg),
the
Eastern
and
Midwest
States
at
fares
compar-.ahle
with
those
in
effect
during
the
etmtmcr
tourist
season.
Tickets
on
sale
'iirrtil
May
11,
good
returning
within
six
monthsiof
purchase.
Use
these
low
fares
lor
your
trip
Abroad
This
advcrtisemcnt
ii
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
The
government
of
British-Columbia.
:Cofor
NtHt.
You'll
ee
more
brown
.iho
thin
ever
thii
;F11,
,toth
for
dreuy
daytimt
(wwr
-and
tpom
wnr.
.-But
black
it
itill'the
moit-in-fa
ihion
-color.
,.
.
.
,
.
..
Faii
3yi
Step
willi
Qa.lL
0asliions!
No
Ko
ti
more
dervtdlf
popular
for
walking
and
general
wear
than
the
Oxford
Tie.
The
"Onyx"
model
illuitrated
is
just
'one
of
several
smart
Oxfords
that
you
may
choose
in
our
store
for
your'
Fall
tnumblt.
Air
the
wanted
colors
and
feathers,
,,
,v
-.
Onu
DY
DLACHFORD
Vhere
-Most
People
.Trade
TV
PHONE
357
(Estab.
1908)
THIRD
AVENUE