a
nv
Tvnr
HEN
IT'S
A
QUESTION
OF
WHITES
?
Lovely
to
look
at
.
.
.
For
Pretty
styles
and
quality
of
material
the
1936
WHITE
SHOES
surpass
even
the
high
standard
.which
they
have
reached
in
the
past.
Sandals,
Straps,
Ties,
in
low,
medium
or
high
heels,
?:Z.Mm:.
$3.25
u
$6.50
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
Phone
357
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April
23,
1936
If
the
province
of
British
Columbia
should
default
on
APPRECIATION
OF
REV.
J.
GILLETT
Editor,
Dally
News;
,
Allow
me
to
write
a
few
words
of
appreciation
regarding
Rev.
J.
Gll-Jett
who
has
been
for
the
last
ten
years
our
Indian
Agent,
1
Mr.
Glllett
has
endeared
himself
to
the
hearts
of
all
our
people.
No
man
could
be
more:
respected
or
more
deeply
admired.
By
his
wise
counsel,
intelligent
administration
and
sympathetic
spirit
he
has
filled
a
great
need
in
our
Indian
work.
His
Christian
spirit
and
worthy
orlncioles
shone
In
all
his
words
and
works,
so
that
all
who
NATIVE
APPRECIATION
Editor,
Dally
News:
Through
your
paper
the
people
of
our
town
would
like
to
thank
Rev.
J.
Olllett,
our
Indian
Agent,
who
is
leaving
us.
Mr.
Gillett,
since
coming
to
ui
ten
years
ago,
has
endeared
him
self
to
us
all,
he
has
won
our
deepest
respect
and
more,
our
afi
recuon.
his
wisaom
and
integrity
have
appealed
to
our
best
minds,
and
no
one
can
accuse
him
of
mal-adjustment.
In
all
our
coun
cils
or
private
affairs,
he
has
shown
a
remarkable
impartiality
We
shall
miss
him,
but
the
love
he
has
called
forth
will
ever
live
.oujln
our
memories,
and
will
help
us
iu
uear
our
uisapjnmumeni,
in
his
removal.
,
M
J.
WILLIAMS.,
Skidegate
Mission,
B.C.
JUBILEE
COAST''
'"'Wi
(Continued
from
Pace
1?
its
three
and
a
half
million
dollar
loan
repayment
it
means
the
world.-
wi"
be
ynboiic
of
pro-
that
Canada
would
not
hereafter
be
able
to
go
to
the
United
States
for
money
as
it
often
has
in
the
past.
So
says
Herbert
Anscomb,
M.L.A.
If
that
is
tme
there
is
no
danger
of
the
federal
government
allowing
the
province
to
gress
and
enterprise.
A
Wonderful
City
Visitors
will
see
a
city
in
one
of
the
most
magnificent
settings
In
the
world,
amid
mountains
and
sea,
a
great
natural
park
of
giant
default
The
.debt
wM.be
met.
It
is
quite
a
different
debtjS".
XuSS
irum
mat
ui
uie
.mueria
guveniiuem
wmcn
auecieu
uniy
fr0m
the
business
section.
The
Canadians
and
did
not
come
under
what
is
known
as
the.fiags
of
the
world
fly
from
the
Johnson
Act.
ships
of
more
than
two-score
.It
is
a
curious
thing
that
the
Conservatives
in
the
legis-
f
TsJlp
Hnes
lh?
"
Is
the
departure
point
of
the
blue-
1
ii.
i
i
...i-
n:-
xavuic
uie
uue
umy
jjcujjic
wnu
buppun
r
uimu:?
iviiiusiei
(ribbon
ships
of
the
Pacific.
Dunning
in
tne
stand
taKen
in
regard
to
tne
provincial
British
Columbia
in
miniature
claims.
iwlth
majestic
mountains,
valleys,
OUR
EMBLEMS
The
Maple
Leaf
seems
to
be
the
floral
emblem
of
Canada
although
it
doesnot
appeal
very
strongly
to
the
people
of
British
Columbia
where
the
maple
is
not
at
all
typical.
farmlands,
orchards,
towns
and
clUes,
forests,
fisheries,
lumber'
camps
and
waterways,
will
be
the'
contribution
of
the
Canadian
For-j
estry
Association.
It
will
be
viewed'
from
a
platform
simulating
a
tshlp'.s
deck
at
sea,
even
to
the
However,
many
of
the
provinces
have
floral
emblems,!
,rom
the
rl;e
and
rall
ot
uniariu
nas
as
as
emDiem
me
iriuium,
in
ova
ocoua
me
the
waves,
trailing
arbutus,
Manitoba
the
anemone
and
Alberta
the
Hawaiian
and
Fiji
villages,
Jap-wild
rose.
.
British
Columbia
people
are
talking
about
the
anese
And
Cnlnese
ka
eaen's,
,1,,,,!
a..
v,a
ji,i"i:i
i
1
"
a
i.4.u
.trading
posts
of
early
days
with
uyswuuu
ui
uiu
nun:
vvuu
niv
jmiuw.ii
usu
as
uuy
tuuui
r.n,lrtl-wl
he
lin
violet.
1
Stanley
Pnrlc:
It
will
be
many
years
before
any
of
these
can
be
known
carnival
events
with
midways,
like
England's
rose,
Ireland's
shamrock.
Scotland's
thistle
tet
dancing
and
a
great
dan-
nr
thp
WpIrIi
IppW
nr
pvpti
tP
VvPtinli
flpiir.r1p.1ic
lor
under
the
giant
trees
Another
emblem
which
is
rather
puzzling
to
the.
people
",fc,vieil'.n?Iti
of
British
Columbia
is
the
Canadian
National
Anthem.
:
ment
and
melody.
are
designed
to
a
city
of.
mern-
Most
ot
the
provinces
have
atrreed
on
a
version
of
"Oi
Frontier
week
Canada"
which
they
will
all
sing
and
the
school
children!
uuruis
"Frontier
weeK.-
-duu
are
taught
to
sing
it.
However,
some
of
the
ladies'
organi-
fralns''
n,d
ml?er!
frora
Ul5
c"1
zations
in
Prince
Rupert
refused
to
fall
in
with
theen-M
eral
trend
and
adopted
another
verse
with
the
result
that
win
be
reminiscent
of
gold
rush
in
any
public
gathering
in'
Prince
Rupert
when
there
is
anjdays.
Five
thousand
ore
specimens'
attempt
to
sing
the
Canadian
National
Anthem,
there
is
trom
more
tham
4.200
mines,
and
at
first
a
babel
of
words
until
the
weaker
side
decides
to
.Pspects;
win.
be
shown.
give
up
and
the
stronger
prevails.
This
is
usually
W'JS
ladies'
version
because
ladies
are
more
vocal
than
men
engraved
silver
mug.
cim
inuit
noon
wit
in
njjttiii
m
inuoc
(.iiiuD.
hub
ijuiuii-i
iiie
caru
wui
imve
a
tion
evidently
will
have
to
carry
on
until
the
present
gen-
,000
professional
open
golf
touma-
L
!
.
I
j.
-
1
1
i
1
j
1
rnant
(I10
Pfiiinfllin
T
nnrn
Tannlo
urauun
01
women
uie
or
leave
tne
city
ana
tne
presenti
""""""
"
-harmony
Bohool
children
take
their
piaees,
of
WteoJTSS.
and
unison
of
words,
it
is
hoped,
will
prevail.
Ready
Roofing
For
the
summer
cabin
that
needs
repairs
to
the
roof,
Ready
Roofinp
Is
the
ideal
material
to
use.
Easy
to
apply,
the
roll
covers
100
square
feet
of
surface
and
U
complete
with
rooflnr
nails
and
cement.
Rolls
are
3G
Inches
wide
and
are
supplied
In
light,
medium
and
heavy
weights.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
Columbia
Olympic
trials,
Indian
war
tafloe
'rafces,
football,
lacrosse
and
.other
attractions.
Pre-Jubllee
events
will
Include
physical
demonstrations
and
theatricals
In
which
thousands
of
school
children
will
take
part,
June
3,
S,
11,
12
and
13,
and
the
Pacific
Northwest
Golfers'
Asso
ciation
meet
June
22-27.
A
Diocesan
Eucharlstlc
Congress
'of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
will
be
held
June
11-14,
The
Dally
News
has
an
audited
:lrculation.
Play
safe
I
DAILY
NEWS
'I
The
Letter
Box
Air
Caballero
Brings
Bride
Flier
the
former
Senorlta.
Maria
Elenlta
Rivera
of
Mexico
City,
he
passed
tlirouah
here
by
steamship
on
a
childhood
sweetheart
by
a
daring
7,000-mile
flight
.
fromf
Santander,
Spain,'
to
MexlcJrCity
last
summer.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
April
23,
1911
Manned
Only
by
officers,
the
Northern
Steamship
Co.
Cetriana,
Capt.
Richardson,
arrived
in
port
today.
The
quartermasters
and
wamen
had
gone
on
strike
at
Port
Esslngton
when
the
operators
re
Thursday,
April
23,
1938
'
"
'
,
..
.
MMMMaBMWM1.tltllMttlllMtll,1))M.
-
,i
knew
him
loved
him.
I
was
delighted
and
encouraged,
'with
sincere
hopes
for
our
future
'
work,
when
I
heard
the
repeated
emphasis
that
our
Indian
Agent
'was
a
man.
No
greater
tribute
can
be
paid
any
servant
of
humanity.
We'
wish
him,
his
wife
and
family
every
success
in
their
new
field
of
labor.
(REV.)
BISHOP
BLACK,
Skidegate
Mission,.
B.C.
Pastor.
Returns
to
Mexico
After
Eloping
With
Convent
Sweetheart
PCRT
OP
SPAIN.
Trinidad.
April
23:
(CP)
Senor
Juan
Ignacio
Pombo,
the
flying
Spanish
caballero
whose
trans-Atlantic
flight
to
claim
the
hand
of
a-
childhood
sweetheart
last
year
formed
one
of
tha
great
romances
of
the
skyways,
it
returning
to
Mexico
with
his
bride.
Accompanied
by
Senora
Pombo,
TEA
is
delicious
fused
to
meet
their
demand
for
5Ccan
hour
for
Sunday
work
and
j
all
came
on
here
with
the
vessel
as
Allnm,
fhivlnfftt
passengers.
The
strike
between
street
work-:
men
and
contractors
has
ended,!
the
men
agreeing
to
work
at
the
eld
wages.
Mayor
William
Manson
j
has
been
so
notified
by
F.
Scadden,
j
secretary
of
the
Prince
IhiiiM
In-
lelsmely
cruise
return
to
the
Mexl-.duitj.lal
Aviation,
can
capital.
His
bride
was
seeking
forgiveness
of
her
mother
after
eloping
with
him
from
a
Spanish;
convent
where
her
mother
had'
sent
her
following
the
death
of
her
father
shortly
after
Pombo's
flight
to
avoid
marriage
with
him.
Pombo
rewon.
ihe
heart
of
his
Liberal
Progs
Are
in
Session
;
-'presentations
as
well
as
the
Secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
A.v;oc-laMon.
A
letter
of
condolence
was
ot-'ir.eii
sent
A.
C
Pallant
and
u
standing
.vote
of
sympathy
was
passed
In
view
of
the
death
of
his
mi
'lihn
time
ft
tinmln
I
Queen
Charlotte
City
and
honored
by
all.
.
It
was
decided
to
have
a
fare.
'
well
dance
for
the
fishermen
afUr
jthe
next
meeting.
I
A
good
attendance
of
members
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY,
Ap-jwere
present,
this
association
1?
ril
23:
The
Progressive
Llbp.ral'-nwlnK
in
numbers
and
Interest,
Association
of
Queen
Charlotte
;
River
boats
will
resume
season's
j
iKjands
met
In
Millar's
Hall.
service
on
the
Skeena
River
be-'
-jomc
Imnortant
.business
of
tveen
Prince
Rupert
and
Hazelton
interest
was
transacted.
Coir.v
this
week.
The
steamers
Operator.'
munieailons
were
received
from
Ccnveyor,
Distributor
and
Omineca
(
both
the
federal
and
provincial
will
be
sailing
within
the
next
few
days.
goodwill
tour
and
he
visited
'several
Latin
American
countries
before
The
flight
was
In
the
nature
of
a
landing
In
Mexico.
CO
PHONE
CO
Kaien
Transfer
We
handle
the
Finest
Orades
of
Coal
and
Wood,
at
market
prices.
Bone
Dry
Kindling
always
In
stock.
We
also
operate
CO
Messenger
Service
Hiiukof
it!
By
simply
guessing
a
number
you
.
can
become
tbe
proud
powsessor
of
tins
beau
tiful
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Rug!
No
tiresome
conditions
...
no
obligation
to
buy.
Hcre'a
all
you
bae
to
dot
visit
your
nearest
departmental
or
bouse-furnishlngs
store
where
tbis
rug
is
displayed.
Beneath
tbe
Cold
Seal
which
identifies
it
as
a
genuine
Congoleum
Cold
Seal
Hug,
a
secret
number
has
been
bidden.
If
you
giess
tbe
correct
number
or
if
your
guess
comet
nearest
to
tbe
correct
number,
tbe
6x9
feet
rug
on
display
or
your
choice
oj
any
pattern
in
this
same
size
is
yours.
Get
an
entry
blank
from
your
dealer
today.
Eiamine
bis
showing
of
Con
goleum
Cold
Seal
Hugs
and
see
what
winning
tbe
contest
will
mean
to
you.
Contest
closes
noon
next
Saturday
Winning
number
will
be
posted
tbe
same
afternoon.
CO.NCOLEtDLCA'ADA.UMITED
-
MONTREAL
The
Gold
Seai
Tbt
Cold
Stal
ii
tffiitd
10
ill
iinnini
Gold
Sl
Coootcum
htibct
In
Rug
form
or
Bftbt-Mrd.
It
ii
your
uif
of
'"Saiiuaction
.
or
Tout
KM
oo7
Btk",
Bwr
of
lubnilutti.
Get
Your
Entry
Blank
at
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
We
carry
a
large
stock
of
the
newest
and
most
popular
patterns
in
CONGOLEUM
RUGS
Special
Offer
If
you
puri-liiae
genuine
Congoltum
Cold
Stil
Rui
during
the
period
of
thit
contest
and
ihrn
prove
U
the
winner
of
llie
Priie
Rug,
you
have
the
option
of
taking
the
Prize
Rug
or
of
having
thi
lull
purthat
of
the
rug
you
have
already
bought
refunded.
TUi
It
your
opportunity
of
getting
a
rug
of
larger
ilia
FREE.
-4
V
McKENZIE
FURNITURE
Sells
.
CONGOLEUM
RUGS
antLYARD
GOODS
Get
your
entry
blanks
at
this
store
and
secure
a
free
ruff.