PAGE
TWO
I
SHOES
For
Evening
Wear
DAILY
EDITION
levying
a
aies
tax.
They're
Gems
of
the
Shoemaker'
Art
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
.Circulations
wcueer
is
wise
Strike
Tie-up
J
ttt
Every
model
the
last
Jvord
in
fashionable
design
'
and
material
Silver,
Black
and"
Silver,
Black
Faille
Low
and
High
Heels
Take
a
lqok
at
the
window
for
styles
,
Just
ArriviednGbld
and
Sjlver
Braided
Sandals
MosJ
people
fraud
TV
Fyheje
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
PHONE
357
(Estab.
1908)
THIRD
AVENUE
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
-,-
-
Managing-Editor
Saturday,
Nov.
14
,1936
-Balancing
of
Budget
The
President
pf
the
United
States
suggests
that
he
has
a
plan
for
balancing
ihe1
budget
and
naturally
the
world
is
looking
forward
for
the
announcement
in
January
which
will
let
them
into
the
secret
of
how
to
do
it.
There
seem
to
be-only
two-
methods
of
doing
this,
.either
bv
col
lecting
more
revenue
or
.by
spending
less.
If
there
is
some
other
magical
method
.we
shall
all
be
glad
to
-learn
abbut
it.
Possibly
the
plan
is
to
head
off
the
Townsendites
by
Mayor
McGeer
has
decided
not
to
be
a
candidate
at
the
forthcoming
civic
ejection
in
Vancouver.
Evidently
he
has
noted
what
happened
to
other
mayors
in
other
cities
after
they
had
held
the
office
for
several
years.
While
it
is
quite
possible
Mr.
McGeer
would
have
been
re-elected,
it
is
never
a
sure
thing
and
jt
would
injure
his
prestige
at
Ottawa
to
be
defeated
in
his
home
town.
Also
it
must
be
difficult
for
a
man
to
hold
down
two
such
important
positions
as
mayor
of
Vancouver
and
member
of
the
Dominion
Parliament.
.
.
The
tie-up
of
shipping
in,
the
United
States.as
a
result
of
the
strike
is
'something
that
would
not
be
allowed
in
Italy
or
Germany
pr
Russia,
That
is
one
argument
in
favor
of
a
dictatorship.
The
longshoremen
on
the
Pacific
Coast
are
well
paid
but
they
are
a
type
of
people
particularly
susceptible
to
the
plausibilities
of
the
airitator.
The
result
is
that
they
rather
delight
in
keeping
the
shipping
of
the
United
States
in
a
state
of
unrest
and
susnense.
These
long
drawn
out
strikes
are
a
erave
danger
in
a
democracy.
If
there
is
one
thing
that
will
bring
about
the
development
of
fascism
it
is
a
condition
such
as
that
which
exists
in
the
shipping
ports
of
the
United
States
today.
It
is
a
grave
mistake
for
people
who
value
the
liberties
which
they
have
at
present
under
a
democracy
to
play
with
fire
as
they
are
doing
in
Uncle
Sam's
domain.
CHURCH
NOTICES
PENTECOSTAL
ASSEMBLY
Fifth
Avenue.
East
Pastor
E.
J,
North
Special'
Revival
Services
Now
on
Conducted
by
Evangelist
Josephine
Qllmore
Sunday,
11
aJn.,
Subject:
"A.
LONG
SEARCH
FOR
A
BRIDE"
Sunday
School,
2
p.m.,
The
evangelist
will
give
an
Illustrated
talk
to
the
children
Sunday,
7:30
pm.
At
this
service
Mrs.
Gllmore
will
give
the
story
of
her
life,
Including
the
Incident
of
being
restored
to
life
after
haying,
been
dead
24
houre,
deliverance
from
spirit
tuallsm,
unusual
conversion,
refused
admittance
to
her
home
because
she
received
the
rite
of
water
baptism,
her
divine
call
to
the
ministry
and
as
a
missionary
1?
Alaska,
Other
events
In
her
life
Will'
also
be
worthwhile
and
very
interesting
to
hear.
Tuesday,
8
p.m.,
Subject!
"THE
BEST
PAYMASTER
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT."
Come
ana
see
who
this
man
is
Wednesday,
"WHERE
IS
JESUS
NOW
AND
WHAT
IS
HE
DOING?"
Thursday:
"WILL
"JESUS
RETURN
TO
THE
EARTH?"
Friday:
"WHy'Pp:PEAYERS
OO
UNANSWERED?"
Dont'
miss
Sunday
night's
service!
"
'.f.
-I
'SPORT'
;
TIED
IN
INTEREST
BOWLING,
KEEPS
UP
rioiv.er
;and
Old
Empress
in
Dea,d-
BtftUh
Columbians
Appreciate
locjk
at
Top
of
Five
Pin
League
Recreation
Courses
242
At'
Local
Centre
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Old
Em-i
I
.
.
.
.
1
il
press
are
now
in
a
tie
ror
me.
ttegiscrauon
at
tne
provincial
leadership
of
the
Five
Pin
Bowl-.
recreation
centres
In
British
Col-
lnjg
League.
The
Laundry
deleatcd
Gyro
Club
by
a
score
of
two
games
to
one
Jast
night
while
the
Em-'
press
was
losing
to
the
Five
Jokers
2
.to
1.
Mcintosh
of
Five
Jokes
was
high
average
scorer
with
265.
Individual
scoring:
FIVE
JOKERS
1st
2nd
Dingwell
225
244
A.
Davles
150
167
Stiles
169
214
Davles
-
121
95
MCIntosh
265
316
Handicap
....105
105
PIO.
LAUNDRY
1st
2nd
3rd
V.
Houston
212
270
214
Wesch
178
153
167
KInslor
193
259
169
Joy
122
175
152
Foster
-...171
168
222
Handicap
54
54
54
Total
930
1079
979
OYRO
1st
2nd
3rd
Antonelli
...214
257
140
Currie
.....213
228.
313
Domlnato
'
152
177
174
Tobey
200
185
1?6
Stone,
162
151
153
Handicap
59
59
5P
Total
....1000
1057
915
League
Standing
W.
L.
Pioneer
Laundry
10
5
Old
Empress..-
10
5
Five
Jokers
-
8
7
Gyro
Club
2
13
SPORT
CHAT
Although
a
little
nervous,
Ben
Foord,
British
Empire
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
read
the
lesson
from
the
Book
of
Joshua
at
a
sportsmen's
service
In
Earl's
Barton
parish
church
at
Wlllingbor-
ough,
England.
W.
Navett,
English
north-country
Jockey,
completed
a
"century"
of
Winners
in
capturing
the
Barton
Handicap
at
Cattarick
Bridge
re
cently.
In
1934
he
was
successful
109
times.
Veteran
Australian
test
crick
eters,
led
by
Victor
Richardson,
were
given
a
shock
when
a
team
Pf
youngsters
skipped
by
pen
Bradman,
defeated
them
by
six
wickets
Jn
a
trial
game
at
Sydney,
Newcastle
United
football
club
Is
keen
to
effect
the
transfer
of
Carabine,
Third
Lanark's
dash
ing
full-hack,
who
may
be
selected
to
play
for
Scotland
this
season.
South
African
wrestling
pro
moters
have
been
successful
Jn
luring
Jim
Londos,
famous
mat-
man,
to
the
southern
dominion.
The
Greek
Is
now
showing
South
Africans
the
Intricacies
of
the
airplane
spin.
H.
A.
Freakes,
Eastern
Province
(Bouth
Africa)
rugger
and
cricket
star,
has
gone
to
Magdalen
Col
lege,
Oxford,
with
a
Rhodes
scholarship.
He
is
22
and
should
cut
a
pig
figure
In
university
snort.
r
'
Ladies'
Bowling
O.
Ttl.
Doodad?
4
6232
Annette's
....4
Blue
Birds'
..
4
Grotto
.t...r
,
4
Rangers
.
u.:.
4
Knockoui.i..!'....
4
C
N.
R.
AL:;
4
Spark
Plugi
3
5939
$987
5698
803
4985
5157
8683
urnbla
took
another
giant
leap
last
week,
according
Jto
official
figures.
With
only
three
weeks
of
the
current
season
gone,
no
less
than
4,123
British
Columbians
enrolled
for
the
free
gymnasium
classes
of-
ojj'fered
at
these
centres,
thereby
135
'practically
doubling
last
year's
en
ip.4
ixollment
of
2,07.6
for
the
same
192
1S4
217
105
Total
...1032
1141
91.
.OLD
EMPRESS
1st
2nd
3rd
Gunderson
-...161
113
274
Ross
223
237
154
Schrubsall
190
172
177
Calde.roni
202
56
M
McKay
..223
144
174
Handicap
17
17
17
Total
.1016
739
984
period,
and
being
but
400
members
short
of
last
season's
grand
total.
Concurrently,
membership
at
the
local
centre,
housed
in
the
old
Armoury
building,
next
to
the
pub
He
library,
has
grown
to
163
girls
and
ladies
and
79
boys
and
men
instructor
Dave
Bell
reports.
Bridge
league
Play
Last
Night
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows;
Grotto
6,
Canadian
Legion
3.
Musketeers
5,
C.
tf.
R,
A.
f
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
5,
Rraek
mari-Ker
4.
Ramblers
3,
Sons
of
Norway
0,
The
league
standing;
Sons
of
Norway
17
C.
N,
R.
A.
16
Musketeers
15
Ramblers
.
13
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
12
Brakman-Ker
J2
Canadian
Legion
Grotto
n
(Old
Country
Soccer
Ave,
1550
1435
1499
1425
14Jfl
1246
1394
1228
English
League
First
P)yUUw
Birmingham
1,
Arsenal
3.
Charlton
Atblstic
2;.
i
Derby
County
0.
Chelsea
1,
Sundeffsind
3.
Grimsby
Town
6
Manchester
United
2.
Leeds
United
1,
Preston
'North
End
0.
Liverpool
2,
Sheffield
Wednesday
2.
Manchester
City
4,
Everton
1.
Middlesbrough
3,
Brentford
0.
Portsmouth
1,
Huddersfield
Town
0.
Stoke
City
2,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1.
West
Bromwich
Albion
0.
Bolton
Wanderers
2.
Rex
Bowling
BIG
CROWD
I
TURNS
OUT
Tbwe
Hundred
at
Carnival
Ana
S
-
ti'i.inh
rVinrJiided
Soils
Scottish
League
First
Division
Albion
Rovers
2,
Queen's
Park
3.
Arbroath
1,
Falkirk
2.
Clyde
2,
Queen
of
South
1.
.
Dunfermline
2,
Hibernians
3.
Hearts
3,
Aberdeen
0.
Kilmarnock
1,
Rangers.
2.
Motherwell
2,
Dundee
1.
Partlck
Thistle
1,
Qejtlc
l.
St.
Johnston
6.
Hamilton
Academicals
1.
Third
Lanark
3,
St.
MJrren
0.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
y
Jtoyai
Eng
Sun,
city;
Allan
East,
V&nV
couver.
Prince
Rupert
C.
S.
Williams
and
W-
C,
Stey.
ens,
Vancouver.
Central
Alfred
JIadland
and
A.
Carl-!
son,
Oona
River,
Knox
Charles
Johnson
and
N.
-Robin?
son,
Prince
Rupert.
Tadies'
league
November
18
Grotto
vs.
Knockouts,
c.
N.
R.
a.
vs.
Spark
Plugs,
Annettes
vs.
Blue
Birds,
Rangers
vs.
Doodads.
Club
Exchange
Block
Sixth
St.
and
Third
At.
Phone
658
fAUIC
T1
...
"
pf
Xorway
Bazaar
'A
hi?
crowd
of
some
three
hund
red
persons
attended
the
carnival
and
dance
which
was
tne
coniuu-1
Ing,
feature
pX
the
Sons
of
Norway.
bazaar
in
the
Moose
Hau
iast
ni$j?t.
H
was
a
highly
enjoyable
affair.
Dancing
started
at
10
pm.
j
and
kept
up
Jn
full
swing
ur$lj
3:30
ajn,
with
music
by
Dave'
Hadland's
Orchestra
and
Gunnar
J
Selvig
and
Hans
Pedersen
as
mas-:
ters
.of
cerernonjee.
During
tne
evening
carnival
features
plied
a
brisk
trade.
Refreshments
were
served
at
midnight
with
Mrs.
Mik-
kejsen
and..
Mrs.
Knuj,
Sjat.ta
jn
:harge
of
the
kitchen.
Particular
Interest
was
taken
In
the
grand
raffle
drawing.
The
winners
were:
First
prize,
tea
wagon,
Bill
Way.
No
1115.
Second
prize,
silver
plate
ware
Jens
Husvlk,
No.
314.
Third
prize,
mantle
colck,
C.
F.
Kemp,
No.
1037.
In
the
general
raffles,
O.
An-
.dreason
won
a
$10
bill;
Ingrld
Skog,
a
leg
of
lamb;
Gunnar
Sel
vig,
a
bedroom
vanity
set,
and
Tony
.
Martinusen,
a
"quilt.
Mrs.
Hans
Underdahl
was
gen
eral
convenor
of
the
whole
affajr
which
commenced
In
the
afternoon
with
a
tea
and
sale
of
horn
cooking
which
was
well
attended
In
charge
.of
the
raffles,
whee's
and
other
carnival
attraction
y.ere
Mrs.
H.
O.
Johnsen,
Mrs.
John
Storseth,
Gunnar
Selvig
Sans
Pedersen,
Nils
Jensen'
ard
Ole
Skog.
Presiding
at
the
door
were
Tcny
farilnusen,
John
Wick,
Oscur
either
and
Alf.
Hansen.
8
n
p
i
s
i
i
Ruum
i
A
luptrior
rum,
limFt
imooth,
mellow
XaJflf
hSTTTTI
,m
Thl
advertisement
la
not
pub-lUhed
or
dUplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Govern-nt
of
British
Columbia
WRESTLING
JNOOSE
HALL
Wednesday
Npv.
18,
at
8
P.M.
MAIN
EVENT
Eight
10-Minute
Rounds
JACK
LIPPEN
(255
lbs.,
Chicago)
Paul
Dc
BAZOGANY
(219
lbs.,
Hungary)
Good
Preliminaries
Tickets
on
Sale
at
jGottO.
Legion,
Ormeg,
Lambie
&
Stone
1
Saturday,
Novemh?r
Mi
"The
purest
form
in
yvfuch
tobacco
can
be
imoked.-yvfl
1
Oil
Heaters!
Now
Is
the
time
to
prepare
for
the
winter,
be
warm
and
comfortable,
buy
a
new
type
"QUAKER.
HEATER"
wade
In
sizes
to
suit
all
requirements.
NO
WLCKS,
no
moving
parts,
cheap
to
operate
and
the
most
modern
and
beautifully
designed
heaUr
on
the
market,
passed
by
the
Research
Bureau
at
Ottawa.
Wc
are
also
anents
for
''KKESKY
Hotel
and
Restaurant
Burners
tor
all
size
ranges,
the
"AETNA"
OiJ
Heaters,
and
Marine
Stove
Burners.
We
cao
suit
any
demand.
Let
us
give
you
a
demonstration
of
the
"QUAKEJC."
Ward
Electric
&
Marine
Supply
Co.
Cow
Kay,
Prince
Rupert
MOTORISTS
STOP
!
!
Have
you
tried
Home
Ethyl
Gasoline?
For
highest
Anti-Knock
Performance
and
Driving
Satisfaction
Fill
up
With
HOME
ETHYL
At
RUPERT
MOTORS
StfQpd
and
Park
Avenues
When
You
Buy
Home
Gas
You
Can
Buy
No
Better
Used
Goods
Picture
Frames,
price
.
.
.
.'
sr.
,
,.25c,
Wringers
.
....
................
.
.
.
.
.$1.50
&
$2.00'
Hand
Sewing
Machine
o
Badminton
Racket,
Slazengers
.
.'
J,0
Violet
Ray
.-.v,
i.-.o
$5-
Vibrators
;
.
.
:
r,
.......
.
.
.
S2.50
&
$5-0
Radios,
Battery
Sets
.
...
f
.
.
..,
:.
...
.
.$10.00
&
$25.00
Violin,
full
size
.v
.;
?1-;u
Tenor
Bani'os
.
.
.
;.,
$6.00,
$18.00
Fiuto
mi
Clarinet
......
.
.
.
.V.
;
.
.
A,
.
.
-?15'00
The
above
mentipned
are
on
displf.y
D.
EL
IO
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
We
Buy
Used
Goods
of
Any
Description
For
Cash
Phone
Green
421
Third
Avenue
Business
Houw;
Prom
8
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
ThurJay
KM
Mw3f
at
usual.
,
,