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Avenue)
Just
arrived
from
Oake's,
London,
Eng.,
Gabicord,
Rain
Proofed
LIGHT
COATS
$20.00
&
$27.50
Have
sold
this
firm's
coat
for
20
vears
See
Samples
of
Isaac
Carr's
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prices
ranging
from
45c
to
$1.40
per
square
yard
We1
also
carry
a
good
variety
of
Congoleum
Rugs
in
the
newest
Celebrated
West
of
SPRING
COATINGS
$30.00
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Thursday,
March
19,
1936
RADIQ
INVESTIGATION
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
whatever
is
done
at
Ottawa
in
re
gard
to
radio
control
that
it
will'
not
drift
into-a
condition
similar
to
that
at
present
obtaining
in
the
United
States;
To
listen
to
the
American
radio
stations
it
would
be
imagined
that
the
people
of
the
United
States
are-a
people
sorely
afflicted
with
stomach
troubles:
It
would
also
seem
almost
as
if
there
were
no
doctors
in
that
country
but
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
Phone
311
McBrlde
St.
ARE:
WEDDED
FIFTY
YEARS
Mr.
and
Mr..
W.
Celebrate
Their
versary
It:
Sherman
.
Ti
Golden
Mr.
and
Mrs;
W.
H.
Shermatit
popular
pioneer
residents
of
Prince
i
Rupert,
who
have
lived
In
th&
city
!for
twenty-seven
years,
will
celebrate
their
golden
wedding
anniversary
tomorrow
and
will
-have
the
hearty
congratulations
and
,hest
wishes
of
many
friends
on
the
occasion.
They
were
married
On
March-
20,
1886?
at
fllog.iii
Downs,
Cornwall.
.
England.
There
are
six
chlfdren
Mrs.
W
E.
Morrlsh
and
Jack
Sherman
of
Seattle;
Leonard
and'
Tom-
ShCJv
man
of
AVelU,
B.
C,
and'
Mrs.
W.
B,
Cornish
anrf
W.
II.
Sherman;
ir:
of
Prince
Rupert.
There
,are
also
eight
grandchildren
and
three
great
grandchildren.
Mrs.
Morrlsh
and
granddaughter,
Betty
Anh
fMr.
and
Mrs.
Shor-man's
great
granddaughter,)
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Princess
Norah
this
morning
from
Seattle
Tor
a
surprise
visit.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
As
a
means
of
raising
funds
to
provide
trophies
for
a
model
yacht
racing
meet
which
it
is
planned
to
hold
shortly,
officers
and
members
of
the
crew
of
the
steamer
Prince
George,
at
present
in
the
local
dry
dock
for
annual
overhaul,
will
put
on
a
"radio
auction"
over
station'
CFPR
here
in
about
three
weeks'
time.
It
will
be
the
first
time
that
such
a
form
of
entertainment
has
been
staged
here.
The
idea,
as
Is
well
known,
is
for
listeners
to
bid
for
certain
numbers
of
turns
to
be
put
on
the
air,
the
performers,
on
this
occasion,
to
be
members
of
the
Prince
George's
crew.
It
Is
expected
it
will
prove
popular
and
be
produc
tive
of
a
tidy
sum
being
raised.
'With
a
full
list
of
passengers,
C,
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Norah,
Capt.
William
Palmer,'
arrived
in
port
at
9
o'clock
this
morning
from
Van
couver
and
sailed
a
couple
of
hours
later
for
Skagway
and
other
northern
points.
She
is
scheduled
to
call
here
next
Monday
afternoon
souiniiouna.
xne
vessel
naa
on
1
1
it
1
.
.
,
.
disembarked
here
while
six
boarded
her
here
for
the
north.
Those
going
through
consisted
chiefly
of
Yu
kon
and
White'
Pass
Route
shipyard
crews
going
north
for
the
season.
Regiment
Given
Full
Inspection
Local
Militia
Unit
Put
Through
Its
Paces
Last
Night
by
District
Inspecting
Officer
A
full
Inspection
of
the
First
Northern
B.
C.
Regiment,
102nd
Battalion
C.
E.
F.,
lasting
for
about
three
hours,
was
conducted
last
night
by
Major
E,
M.
MacBrayne
M.C.
of
Victoria..
The
regiment
turned
out
under
Lieut.
Col.
S.
D
Johnston
M.C,
V.D.,
officer
com
manding.
SITUATION
STILL
BAD'
(Continuea
irom
Pae
more
are
believed
lost
In
the
east
em
states.
The
unrelenting
floods,
which
were
swirling
furiously
on
today,
had,
in
addition
to
the
death
toll
and
the
huge
property
loss,
left
up
to
200,000
persons
homeless
In
11
I
states,
it
was
estimated
here:
The
Ohio
and
Potomac
River
valleys
are
chiefly
affected.
With
the
flood
waters
receding
in
the
lttsburg
area,
tke
rampage
of
the
Monongahela
and'
Alleghany
Buna,
wneenng
ana
numerous
Ohio
cities,
endangering
or
cutting
off
water
supplies
and
spreading
danger
of
pestilence.
'CDADT'
I
KIMBERLEY
'WINNERS
IN
IS
WINNER:
BADMINTON
British
Columbia
Takes
First
Came
Of
Playdmvns
With
Prince
Albert
in
Hockey
of
three
game
series
for
the
right
to
advance-to
the
Western
Canada
senior
hockey
final
of
the
Allan
Cup
contest.
Klmberley
is
British
Columbia's
flnalllst
team
while
Prince
Albert
was
the'
winner
of
the
AlbertasSaskatchewan
playdowns.
The
second'
game
will
be
played
in
1
Prince
Albert
early
In
the
first
period
and
Brown
tied
It
up
for
Klmberley,
the'
first
period
ending-
one
all.
The
Dynamiters
then
went
Into
the
ascendency.
With
less
than
five
minutes
to
go,
McQuarrie
scored
the
third
goal
for
Prince
Albert.
SPORT
CHAT
Considerable
Interest
Is
being
manifested
in
the
city
ping
pon?
championship
tournament
to
be
staged
Saturday
evening
at
the
physical
education
and
recrea
madc
until
next
Monday
In
County
Court
before
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher.
Argument
of
counsel
will
be
heard
on
Monday.
L.
W.
Patmore
is
acting
as
crown
prosecutor
and
Milton
Gonzales-
is
appearing
for
the
JONES
Family
Market
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and
keen
competl-i
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lion
appears
to
be
already
in-1
sured.
Kalen
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has
put
up
a
men',s
prjze
and
.Annette's
Ladles
Ready-to-Wear
a
ladles'
prize.
Instructor
Paul1
Kazoolln
an
nounced
today,.
that
the
people
Were
lhVlted
to
dUl'e
themselves
by
llieansiboard
103
passengers
of
whom
fourisesslon.
and.
adjournment
was
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i
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il.it
I
ui
vaiiuus
punaceas,
me
virtues
01
wnicn
are
reciieu
at
length
prior
to
the
advent
of
the
crooners.
Radio
fans
often
wonder
which
is
worse,
the
crooners
or
the
stomach
cure.
One
gives
.'the
headache
and
the
other
the
tummy
ache.
If
the
two
dollar
licence
fee
in
Canada
is
devoted
to
the
removal
of
offensive
noises
in
reception
and
to
provision
of
better
programs'
we
should
see.
a
great
improvement
in
Canadian
radio.
The
American
system
certainly
should
be
avoided.
HARD
NUT
TO
CRACK
Evidently
Finance
Minister
Dunning
is
finding
Premier
Aberhart
of
Alberta
a
hard
nut
to
crack.
He
refuses
to
submit
to
federal
control
of
finances
and
he
wants
Ottawa
to
finance
him.
Mr.
Dunning
holds
the
old-fashioned
idea
that
the
borrower
should
come
hat
in'
hand
to
the
leader
but
Mr.
Aber
hart
threatens
to
quit
first
and
he
also
suggests
he
iscon-sidering
a
plan
to
convert
the
whole
of
Alberta's
debt
along
the
lines
of
a
lower
interest
rate.
He
would
make
this
compulsory
on-
all
bondholders.
Mr.
Dunning
feels,
doubtless,
that
he
should
have
something
to
say
about
it,
especially
if
Dominion
credit
is
invoked.
Other
provinces
including
British
Columbia
are
watching
the
Alberta
situation,
honing
possibly
to
benefit
from
the
experience
of
Mr.
Aberhart.
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
Aljle.
Capt.
Reg
Green,
left
on
Tuesday
iof
this
week
for
Ocean
Falls
where
she
has
the
job
of
towing
2,500,000
feet
or
logs
from
point
on
Dean
Channel,
sixteen
miles
to
the
paper
town.
The
work
will
last
about
five
days
and
the
Algle
Is
expected
back
at
the
end
if
this
wpek
or
the
first
of
next.
EVIDFNCR
FINISHED
IN
OPIUM
CASE
NOW
ISEi'OHE
COUNTY
COURT
!
Taking
of
evidence
was
completed
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
case
of
Jack
Wong,
Chinese,
charged
with,
having
opium
In
his
pos-
Tournament
Seml-Fihai
Murray
vs
Has
Reached
Stnfe
The
cltv
badminton
games
ad-
(vanced
to
the1
seml-fihal
stag''
NELSONi
March
19!
(CP)
Be-!
last
night,
the
following
being
tlu
fore
a
crowd
of
fans
which
camelyj
of
thevplay;
from
all
parts
of
the
southern
In-,
MlRJi
McKay
beat
Miss
E.
Davh
.tsrior'
and"
taxed
the
capacity'
of-
n-a,,
ll-ll
.
the
fine
new
arena
here,.
Kimber-;
mIss
Pi
Cross
beat
Miss
H
ley
Dynamiters
defeated
Prince
Al-
;
Thompson.
2-11.
11-7,
11-9.
bert
Mintos
by
a
score
of
6
to
3
j
Blake
beat
W.
Bacon
15-7,
last
night
In
the
first
of
a
two
out
'3.
15
15-6.
-
Miss
D.
Patmore
beat
Miss
Q.
Palmer
8-11.J1-8,
llW(
Miss
E.
Rlvettb'ea&
Mls.?
B.
Btr-ner
11-9;
4-11,
11-9..
O.'
Young-'
and
E
Wilding
beat
P.
DeJong
and
A.
Phillips,
15-4.
15-11.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Young
beat
P.
De-
Calgary-
Saturday
night.
(
Jong
and
Miss
Astoria
15-11,
5-15,
McQuarrie
opened
the
scoring
for.
15-2
P.
Peterson
and
Murray
bean
Franks
and
Gibson
15-11,
18-15.
Tonight's
Draw
The
draw
for
tonight's
gamus
Is
as
follows:
7:00
Horton
and
Norrlngton
vs.
J
Peterson
and
Murray.
McCaffery
jvs.
Murray.
1
7:30
D.
Gregor
and
Davis
v..
Cross
and
Bryant.
J.
Mitchell
and
jM.
McKay
vs.
B.
Thompson
and
I
At
Lawrence.
8:00
Horton
vs.
winner
of
Mc-Caffery
and
Murray.
Mrs.
Hortoi
and
E.
Davis
vs.
C.
Mitchell
and
Fl'
Cross.
'
8:30
Mcintosh
vs.
Bryant.
J.
Murray
vs;
B.
Cross.
9:00
Horton
and
Davis
vs.
Ward
Mrs.
Horton
aiid
W.
McCaffery
and
M.
Lawrence.
9:30
O.
Young
vs.
winner
of
J.
Murray
and
B.
Cross.
B.
Cross
and
M.
Lawrence
vs.
Franks
.
and
Gregor.
10:00
Franks'
vs.
BlaTce.
J.
Nor-rington
and
Miss
McKay
vs.
W.
Cross
and
F.
Cross.
tt
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First-
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three
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last
night
In.
the
!
first
of
the
Commercial
Bowling'
;
League
play-off
serle.
High
Aver-
!
age
scorer
for.
the
evening
was
,
Tom
Barton
of
the
Bankers
with
1C7;
Ollers-and
Three
TwTaxI
will
:
meet
Friday
night'
lh.
the
second
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the
'play-off1
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mrs
fsr??
reg.ar?lng
8a,iinga
and
t,ckets
frm
K.
M.
SMITH,
Prince
Rupert
Agynt,
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
7'Tjifjrri7r
March
19.
195,
IHESI
FACTS
ABOUT
BRAN
HAVE
BEEN
-PROVED
BY
TESTS
,
Supplies
Gently
Acting
"Bulk"'
(
to
Aid
Regular
Habits
Now
and
thetf,
lh
talking
wfth
your
f
rlends,
the,
subject
of
bran
hai
come
Up.,
So1
that
real
facts
itilebt
replace
.unsupported
'opinions,
th
KelloKtf
C6mpany
has
aided
for
some
yearsi
research
in
lcadin
nutrition"
UboratorieB.
Studies'
mail
on
a
group
of
healthy-
women
showed
that
two
tablespodhfuls
Of
bran
daily
con-tlmied
to.
relieve"
001110
over
a
period
of
months.
How
different
from'
catharticR
where
dosw
often
.muat
be
increased.
Another
series
of
tests
on
men
In.
d
lea
ted
that,
with
some
people,
th
"bulk"
in
bran
was
much
more
effective
than
that
found
in
fruits
and
vegetables.
Further
tests
showed
that
tel.
Iftgg'B
Atx-IlRArt
provided
vitamin
B
and
Iron"
as
well
as
"bulk.''
This
Vbulk"
absorbs
moisture,
and
gently
exercises
and
cleanses
the
system
the
right
way
to
corret
constipation)
Serve
Att-BRAN
regularly
for
regularity.-Either
as
a
cereal,
with
milk
or
creanvor
in
cooked
dishes.
It
is'
a
naturul
laxative
fond.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
,
London,
Ontario.
CMuflpfion
dm
to
ni
Print
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SPECIAL
Chevrolet
MASTERSEDAN
with
Trunk
Complete
1936
Licence
Just
Like
New
$950.00
Kaien
Motors
Limited
CHEVROLET
DEALERS
Thin!
Ave.
Phone
Si
Hinton
Goal
Phone
51
CENTRAL
HOTEL
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Plioncfi.r)7
Hyde
Transfer
Coal
MVdod
Cartage
Storage
PHONE
580
u
Office
315
Second
Avenue