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If
II
vi
ttify
jet
the
jrltft
MtitUction
in
having
th!r
children's
fcl
fitted
with
thi
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SHOES
for
bovi
nd
iJiom.
They
hve
ell
urtctrttlnty
concerning
the
til-Important
autttj
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in
Broun
and
fittinj
remod.
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ui
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meed
trom-
$1.65
to
$3.00
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Ave.
Phone
357
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DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Pubilaned
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Newi.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H-
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Managing-Edftor
SUBSCRIPTION
KATES
City
delivery,
by
mall
ox
earner,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
.
$
By
maU
to
all
parts
of
BrltUh
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
"
g
oo
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
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Department
Telephone
86
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EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
at
Circulation
THE
JUNIOR
nil
A
Miw.n
Thursday,
June
4,
1936
Very
few
people
who
hear
about
the
activities
of
the
Junior
Chamoer
of
Commerce
realize
just
what
it
means
u
jumig
men
oi
pie
city
to
gather
once
a
month,
dine
together
and
then
discuss
various
civic
and
other
problems
in
a
more
or
less
informal
manner.
These
same
young
men
do
more
than
talk.
They
carrv
out
civic
projects
which
they
consider
of
value
to
Prince
Rupert,
help
raise
money
for
worthy
objects
and
in
a
general
way
iden-
&Kem
ves
activ6y
with
the
life
of
the
city.
While
the
Junior
Chamber
occasionally
robs
the
senior
body
of
some
valuable
material,
it
will
likely
be
found
that
it
will
be
a
first
rate
training
school
for
the
more
considered
and
possibly
more
conservative
moves
of
the
older
body.
It
is
quite
an
education
fnr
a
mpTTlKor
rf
ilia
.
1
n,c
okuivi
uuuy
to
navp
rhp
nrivilon-Q
f
nf
li'ofJv,..
i
.is
i.
.
.
.
r'"t-au
ui
iioi,cuijijj
iu
Lne
uiHcussions
oi
tne
juniors.
They
show
a
knowledge
of
conditions
and
a
grasp
ot
iundamentals
which
would
often
put
to
shame
the
older
members
of
the
community,
Added
to
this
is
the
fearlessness
of
youth
which
adds
zest
to
the
proceedings.
Possibly
when
the
juniors
reopen
proceedings
in
the
taU
they
might
be
induced
to
put
on
a
joint
dinner
under
their
own
auspices
to
hear
the
report
of
the
committee
on
tisheries
which
is
to
be
prepared
during
the
summer.
It
might
be
an
eye-opener
to
the
older
people
to
find
out
how
much
the
juniors
know
about
this
subject.
.
CHINESE
DIFFICULTIES
ni
China
seems
to
be
again
in
a
very
disturbed
condition.
Evidently
the
south
does
not
like
the
policy
of
the
Nanking
Government
and
is
planning-to
upset
it.
The
country
seems
hopelessly
divided
and
bandit-ridden,
just
the
condition
which
offers
an
opportunity
to
a
strong
neighbor
to
attempt
a
war
of
conquest.,
THOMAS
WAS
GUILTY
Kight
Hon.
J.
H.
Thomas,
labor
member
of
the
National
Government
m
Great
Britain,
has
been
found
to
have
been
guilty
of
betraying
a
sacred
trust.
As
a
result
of
information
secured
from
him,
certain
people
were
able
to
make
money
on
the
stock
exchange.
Quite
likely
there
was
no
intentional
wrong
on
the
part
of
Thomas.
Likely
he
discussed
state
matters
at
his
own
dinner
table
and
the
information
was
passed
on.
That
was
one
case
where
silence
would
have
been
more
valuable
than
gold.
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
AND
HOME
FURNISHING
CURTAIN
RODS..
"Brass"
Extend
to
four
feet,
each
ifc
KIRSCH
CURTAIN
RODS-
Extend
to
four
feet,
each
,P
Extend
to
seven
feet,
each
""ZZZZZ'ZZ'
'm
WINDOW
SHADES,
all
sizes,
each,
from
I"
.85c
Third
Avenue
Prince
Uunert
...
,
llUUC
4
43
HIGH
WINS
ANOTHER:
team.re-arranged
to
have
a
strong
er
defence
nlflvprl
a
much
hotter
out
the
pl-y
and
gave
his
forwards
syery
opportunity.
Nelson
and
Kl-hara
made
a
nice
run
for
Birrien
but
Parsons
was
very
safe.
Currie
uopped
a
hard
drive
from
Holke-
'"tad
who,
a
moment
afterwards
centred
and
hit
the
crossbar.
Smith
caugni
tne
rebound
and
drove
through,
giving
Mah
no
chance.
A
good
run
by
Schubert
brought
the
play
about
High
School's
snal
when
the
whistle
sounded
for
hall
time.
High
School
nrpssoH
Tct
nf
4W.
w
-
v.
'.K'V
Ul
1,1C
jecond
half
but
could
not
penetrate
tne
Borden
defence
until
the
last
five
minutes
of
the
game
u.'hen
HoUcestad
'scored.
P.
Knutson
put
some
lovely
centres
across
and
Wlkdal
had
several
shots
but
Mah
was
in
good
form
and.
nlthnnnh
hard
pressed,
kept
his
goal
clear.
Borden
.
Street
Mah:
Scherk;
Roberton,
Currie,
Bill;
Kl-hara,
Nelson,
Schubert,
nnnfc
Judge.
High
School
Blain-
Parsons;
Christian.
Fitch,
nmwn'l
P.
Knutson,
Houston,
Smith,
Wik-
aai,
Homestad
LEGION
LINE-UP
The
Canadian
Legion
line-up
for
tonight's
Stuart
shield
football
game
against
Dominion
nnir,,
,m
be
as
follows:
Ted
Smith;
Henry
Dickens
and
Bill
Murray;
Fitch,
Sonny
Dickens
and
Greer;
Houston,
Cameron,
Cromp,
O'Neill
and
Bussanlch;
reserves
Bremner
and
Hardy.
Uunusuallv
rainv
tions
at
Seattle
and
Portland
on
Tuesday
of
this
week
prevente.1
the
playing
of
scherinipn
,
JOE
scott
ivTRoniirrs
AQUAPLANING
AS
NEW
LOCAL
AQUATIC
SPORT
A
budget
of
latest
sporting
news
from
Ocean
Falls
announces
that
the
newly
formed
Co-operative
Community
Centre
at
the
paper
town
Is
planning
one
of
the
larg-ast
Dominion
Day
celebrations
o
be
held
there
In
recent
years.
Every
line
of
sport
carried
on
a'
Ocean
Falls
will
be
included
In
an
ambitious
program
which
It
Is
neing
planned
to
stage.
1he
new
"Orphans"
basehah
team
at
Ocean
Falls
made
Us
de
but
In
the
league
there
last
Fri
day
night
under
the
management
of
Bill
McCarrick
and
won
over
Baillle's
Mechanics
In
a
slow
but
Interesting
game.
Three
base
hits
by
Craig
and
Gillanders
of
th
Orphans
spelt
ruin
for
the
Mechanics
and,
from
the
fifth
Inning
on,
the
game
was
pracUcallv
on
Ice.
Batteries
Referee,
Jack
Campbell
sr.;
lines-
iMcCarrlck
and
men,
Vic
Houston
and
B.
Parkes
I
he
league
standing
to
date:
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
High
School
5
2
0
19
7
12
Booth
2
2
1
17
6
6
Borden
0
0
6
2
25
0
FOOTBALL
THURSDAY,
JUNE
4
Dominion
Dairy
vs.
Legion
BASEBALL
FRIDAY,
JUNE
5
Elks
vs.
Sons
of
Canada
Baseball
Scores
American
League
New
York
11,
Chicago
1.
Boston
C,
Cleveland
2.
Detroit
7,
Philadelphia
11.
.
St.
Louis
4,
Washington
7.
National
League
Louis
.7,.
Brooklyn
3.
;
New
York
3,
Chicago
0.
Boston
4,
Pittsburg
3(11
ins.)
Philadelphia
-
Cincinnati,
scheduled.
not
5
4
Defeated
Borden
Street
Three
To
Aquaplaning
was
introduced
Nil
In
Junior
Football
)
as
a
new
line
of
water
sports
;
ln
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
Borden
Street
School,
with
when
Joe
Scott
crossed
the
harbor
In
fhic
mnnnpr
hphlnrl
4
Dr.
Home
Alpxanrlpr'R
sneeri.
t
game
against
King
Edward
High
,
boat
Marjorie
"Doc"
eave
Joe
School
in
the
Junior
Football
a
good
run
but
he
hune
on
an
League
game
last
.evening.
The
j
even
keel
all
the
way
from
the
game
was
well
contested
with
High
floats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
School
winning
by
three
eoals
to
Rowiner
&
Yacht
Club
tn
thp
I
nil.
i
Salt
Lakes.
Dr
and
Mrs
AIpy.
Houston
scored
High's
first
E.nal
!
ander
and
Mr
and
Mrs.
Sam
with
a
well
directed
shot.
A
Ions
Jabour
were
aboard
the
Mar-
hard
drive
from
Brown
was
well
Jorie.
saved
by
Mah,
and
Scherk
cleaved
Holkestad's
centre.
Roberton,
play-
(
ing
his
first
league
game,
was
good
'
wnue
currie,
at
centre-half.
oDensd
CELEBRATE
JULY
FIRST
Ocean
Falls
to
Stage
Big
Sports
Program
Other
Athletfc
Activities
at
Paper
Town
J.
Underwood'
Mechanics,
LGarrod
and
R.
In
one
of
the
most
exciting
and
Interesting
Softball
games
ever
seen
at
Ocean
Falls,
the
Finishing
Room's
hard-hitting
nine
were
a
Die
10
nose
out
the
Sawmill
12
to
11
after
thirteen
Innings
of
play.
MacLean,
former
popular
MaccaDee
nurler
of
Vaneouvpr
pitched
for
the
Finishers
whilr
Bialr
was
moundsman
for
the
Saw
mill
nine.
The
Ocean
Falls
Amateur
Aqua
tic
Club
staged
a
successful
gala
last
Thursday
evening
at
thp
swimming
pool
In
the
paper
town
swimming
in
the
different
dis-
lances,
diving,
water
polo
and
comic
acts
featured
the
evening's
entertainment.
Jack
Jacquest
has
proven
his
swimming
chamDion
ship
ability
In
the
short
time
he
nas
already
been
at
Ocean
Falls
and
the
younger
element
of
the
paper
town
are
already
well
oi
the
way
to
aquatic
records.
Coast
League
baseball
fixtures.
In
Macrnee
Watson
7
1
i
league
games
that
up
ninJL,L,
u
Los
AnW
H.f
"",rJ
ulo
-
0
5
to
4
and
Mission
Reds
won
over
San
Francisco
1
to
nothing
-O'
BASEBALL
June
5-
Elks
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
Lawn
Bowling
Tinker's
Rink
Won
Over
MacPhee's
In
Only
Fixture
Played
last
Evening
G.
P.
Tinker's
defated
D.
A.
Mac-Phee's
rink
by
a
score
of
23
to
19
last
night
In
a
regularly
scheduled
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association's
Lawn
Bowling
League
fixture.
The
game
of
George
Hill
vs.
Angus
Macdonald
rinks
was
postponed.
The
standing
of
rinks
to
Ante
1
as
follows:
W.
I.
nnxer
t
Borland
i
Preece
Frew
Louis
Meyer,
who
won
the
great
automobile
race
last
week-end,
wm
race
again
this
Sunday
at
the
opening
of
a
new
speedway
in
Chicago.
This
advertisement
ls
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of.
British
Columbia.
ELKS
WIN"
ANOTHER1;
In
Softball.
Junior
Elks,
playing
In
well-oiled
championship
form,
scored
their
second
straight
victory
in
the
City
Softball
League
last
n:giit'
by
defeating
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
three
to
two.
In
spite
of
an
almost
complete
reorganization,
the
C.
N.
R.
A.
made
a
good,
showing
and
was
leading
two
to
one
up
to
the
seventh
when
a
bad
peg
to
tirst
gave
the
Junior
Elks
two
runs
and
the
game.
Harry
tdgar
made
a
good
fielding
show
ing
In
the
left
garden
for
the
Rail-
ney
DISTILLED,
BLENDED
AND
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m
Tailored
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waymen
while
Ernie
Ratchford
was
the
heavy
hitter.
Don
Arney
and
Freddie
Calder-
one
shared
hurling
duties
for
the
-oung
lodgemen
with
Herble
Mor
gan
receiving.
Bill
Stone
and
Art
Murray
comprised
the
Canadian
io.
v
oi
i
Last
Year's
Champions
Come
From,
,
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.
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.,
X.
National
Recreation
Assoc
atkin
u.ij
4
iw
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.,
.
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iicirai
v.
n,
II.
A.
'
,
Al
Slinonsen
was
umpire.
A
good
sized
crowd
of
fans
was
in
attendance.
Standing!
tO'date:
W
Junior
Elks
.
2
Lambie
6i
StAhe
.
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R.
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1
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ihrtti
1
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mam
SCOTCH
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not
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or
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by
the
Uquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
uy
Mut-M
Different
men
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But
Tip
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Tailors'
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craftsmen
make
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smart,
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well-dressed.
Hand-cutting
and
tailoring
to
your
personal
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is
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the
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that
nearly
every
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no
matter
what
his
figure,
sooner
or
later
goes
Tip
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Unrestricted
choice
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fine
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Val-Glo,
the
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Good
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that
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the
weather
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If
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ls
not
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against
dampness
and
heat,
dry
rot
is
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which
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a
heavy
toll
in
property
each
year.
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ewus
uu
ou
alt
B-H
'Eng
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It
carries
the
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For
those
who
wish
to
mbc
their
own
paint
and
still
have
the
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quality
of
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you
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loVer-lastlng
than
70-30
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Phone
311
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Pet.
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.000
.000
Mrs.
S.
H.
Hosklns,
wife
of
the
Government
Agent
at
Duncan,
who
came
In
yesterday
enroute
to
Sml-thers,
Is
the
guest
of
Dean
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Gibson
until
the
line
Is
open
so
that
she
may
continue
her
Jour-
r
"ton.
June
4,
:
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Pillts
59c
Wnts
39c
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Cans,
2
for
35c
We
will
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tlad
to
bt
of
asiistance
lo
jOU
in
your
painting
problems.
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Hardware
WANTED
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