PAGE
TWO
School
Shoe
Specials
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BOYS'
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2
75
Whole
Range
of
Jack
and
Jill
Shoes
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
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Home
of
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Shoes
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Thursday,
August
26,
1937.
POSSIBLE
BUILDING
BOOM
The
American
continent
is
due
for
a
building
boom.
It
is
about
a
quarter
of
a
century
since
the
last
building
and
land
boom
caused
a
number
of
busy
years
in
Canada
and
the
United
States
and
since
that
comparatively
little
has
been
done
to
provide
proper
housing
for
the
people
except
in
a
few
scattered
localities.
In
1912
land
values
were
very
high,
much
too
high.
New
subdivisions
were
being
put
on
the
market
in
almost
every
town
or
city
and
new'
homes
and
business
buildings
vvere
being
erected.
The
movement
had
commenced
several
years
prior
to
that
and
it
continued
to
about
the
year
war
broke
out
in
1914.
Then
followed
a
slump.
Today
there
is
a
lack
of
housing
facilities
almost
everywhere.
Even
in
Prince
Rupert
there
are
very
few
homes
that
can
be
rented
or
even
purchased.
Almost
all
are
occupied.
Many
of
the
old
buildings
need
new
foundations
and
other
renovations.
.
When
work
commences
on
the
pulp
mill,
hundreds
of
houses
will
be
needed,
a
good
road
will
have
to
be
built
connecting
the
city
with
Seal
Cove
or
wherever
the
mill
is
located.
In
fact
an
alternative
route
may
be
required.
Water
mains
will
have
to
be
laid,
sewers
constructed
and
much
other
work
done.
New
businesses
will
open
and
new
business
blocks
will
be
erected.
It
is
difficult
to
imagine
what
the
city
will
be
like,
once
work
is
commenced.
Any
local
activity
will
have
nothing
to
do
with
the
general
real
estate
and
building
activity
that
seems
likely
to
spread
over
the
country
before
long.
Once
it
gets
going
there
will
be
general
activity
in
the
building
trades
Real
estate
offices
will
open
and
accommodation
will
be
needed
for
them
as
well
as
for
expansion
of
other
businesses.
History
repeats
itself.
That
wah
what
happened
at
the
beginning
of
the
century
and
is
likely
to
happen
any
time
now.
It
is
being
forecast
in
many
quarters
and
everything
seems
to
be
working
in
that
direction.
Those
who
expected
another
slump
next
year
will
be
grievously
disappointed
but
let
us
look
forward
with
pleasure
rathei
than
with
dread
to
the
general
improvement
that
seem?
to
be
in
store
for
us.
JOE
LOUIS
FAVORITE
Three
to
One
That
World's
Heavy'
weight
Champion
Will
Win
Fight
Postponed
NEW
YORK,
August
26:
(Canadian
Press)
Betting-
today
is'
around
three
to
one
that
Joe
Louis,
youngest
heavyweight
champion
ever,
will
win
his
first
title
defense
here
.Monday
by
knocking
out
Tommy
Fair,
the
English
challenger.
The
fight
was
postponed
from
tonight
until
Monday
owing
to
threatening
weather.
Farr
himself
and
one
British
news
writer
are
the
only
two
who
pick
the
challenger
to
lift
the
crown.
The
bout
starts
at
6
p.m.
Pacific
Standard
Time
if
it
does
not
rain
and
thirty
thousand
customers
will
pay
about
8250,000
to
see
it.
Both
fighters
are
twenty-three
years
old.
Far,
weighing
204,
has
a
six
pound
advantage
and
has
a
five-inch
longer
reach
than
Louis.
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
Chicago,
7-2;
New
York,
8-4.
St.
Louis,
4-5;
Brooklyn,
2-2.
Pittsburg,
G
Boston,
0.
Cincinnati
at
Philadelphia,
postponed
on
account
of
rain.
American
League
Boston,
1-7;
Cleveland,
8-2.
New
York,
10;
Chicago,
5.
Philadelhpia,
4;
Detroit,
10
Washington,
7;
St
Louis,
C.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W
Chicago
70
New
York
66
St.
Louis
63
Pittsburgh
61
Boston
55
Cincinnati
45
3rooklyn
44
?hlladelphla
45
American
League
few
York
:
77
Detroit
67
Chicago
65
36ston
61
Cleveland
54
WaEhington
52
hlladelphla
35
3t
Louis
35
L
45
45
49
52
60
64
67
67
35
46
51
49
56
57
75
77
Pet
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BASEBALL
PRACTICE
Rain
last
night
again
prevert-d
the
practice
of
the
baseball
earn
which
is
to
make
the
trip
o
Ketchikan
soon.
Weather
per-litting,
the
practice
will
be
held
his
evening.
GAMES
POSTPONED
Boys'
and
girls'
softbail
games
n
connection
with
the
Gyro
play-rounds
supervised
activities
"heduled
for
this
week,
Had
t6
e
postponed
on
account
of
rain.
eal
Cove
and
Acropolis
Hill
earns
were
to
have
met
in
each
ase.
THE
DAIL?
NETT8
JThursday
Au
u
,SJ
-
-
;.
ssssi
a
a
p
ii
-
--
--
-
-
-
-
,
,
,
.I,
SPORT
CHAT
i
ror
a
long
time
the
eastern1
especially
in
a
battle
on
Canadi
It's
all
arranged
now,
the
Canadian
team
has
been
picked
and
the
United
States
Professional
Golfers
Association
will
name
a
group
of
ten
for
the
match
at
This
eastern
campaign
has
nro
Rehearsal
For
Final
Display
Ulan
of
Canadian
professional
iprenarations
Nearinc
Completion
goli
players
have
btvn
matching
UhemselVes
in
a
purely
conver
sational
way,
of
course
atrain!
the
Lest
nionej
players
in
the
United
Slates,
And
they
hx
been
giving
themselves
none
tin
,wor.st
of
it,
either.
They
hv.c
j
spoken
confidently
of
whet
they
would
do
to
an
American
lenrr
dUced
two
outstanding
Canadian
Scottish
players
25-year
ola
Stanley
Home
of
Ottawa,
P.
G.
A.
champion
in
1936
and
1937.
and
the
l2!
liny
veteran
from
Quebec,
Jules
llluot.
A
few
dav
hefni-
M
P
iG.
A.
triumph
this
month,
Home
won
the
Quebec
open.
Huot
captured
the
rich
General
Brock
open.
A
third
top-flighter
is
Bob
For
Varied
Exhibition
to
lie
Held
Next
.Monday
Night
Preparatory
to
the
final
ds-
i,liv
in
lie
hi'lil
nuvt
Mntiitnv
iu
"v
-
-
-
-
-
.
night,
there
war
a
general
rehearsal
with
orchestra
In
the
gymnasium
building
last
night
of
some
150
young
people
of
the
Gyro
supervised
playgrounds.
The
jan
territory.
In
an
international
program
next
Monday
night
will
contest
along
the
lines
of
the
be
a
novel
and
interesting
one
Dritish-U.
S.
Ryder
Cup
matches,
and
it
is
expected
to
draw
out
a
they
would
do
all
right.
TVy
large
crowd,
just
needed
the
opportunity.
EFFICIENT
IN
SPORTS
St.
Andrew's,
Toronto,
September
8.
The
U.
S.
team
will
likely
in-
Those
Who
Have
Made
HeM
Pro-elude
such
players
a
Harry
Kress
on
Gyro
Club
Super-Cooper,
Lawson
Little.
Jimmy,
vised
Playgrounds
Thomson,
Paul
Runyan,
Byron'
Determined
Nelson,
Ralph
Guldahl,
Ed
Dud-
ley,
Tony
Manero,
Sam
Snead
ai.d
During
the
past
season
on
the
Denny
Shute.
As
Cooper,
Thorn-
Gyro
supervised
playgrounds
here
son
and
Little
were
ineligible
for
efficiency
tests
have
been
prac
the
Ryder
Cup
team
which
de-
tised
at
intervals
on
the
various
deated
Great
Britain
in
July
playgrounds
and
charts
kept
they
were
born
abroad
the
team
tests.
The
charts
are
now
all
in
thai
plays
Canada
may
conceiv-
and
the
winners
for
the
season
ably
be
stronger
than
that
which
have
been
determined
as
follows:
whipped
the
British.
Senior
Boys
Bob
Parsons,
Seal
Cove,
thre
points.
The
question
is
squarely
up
to
Intermediate
Boys
Denny
Ga-
the
hohie
pros
now
and
they
Will
ronne,
Westview,
one
point,
be
the
first
to
admit
that
Ihe
job
Junior
Boys
Oliver
Sonler-ahead
is
formidable.
Who
is
go-
bane,
McCIymont,
seven
point.,
ing
to
knock
off
the
par-beating
Senior
Girls
Betty
Soles,
Ac-Cooper?
Is
there
any
assurance
ropolis,
one
point.
a
Canadian
can
make
Guldahl,
Intermediate
Girls
Ilea
Rud-the
U.
S.
open
champion,
say
derham,
McClymrtnt,
four
points.
"Uncle?"
No,
there's
no
as-
The
tests
were
on
the
time
for
surance,
but
there
is
a
chance.
!!eventv-fie
yards'
dash,
softbail
For
one
thing
the
five
foursomes
throw,
consecutive
chinnings.j
n
n
A
in
atriirloj
n
l
1
K-Vinta
M'onfa
POIlHPriit
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n
aV
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I
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1
1
tin
air
of
..
and
over
ihe
short
distance
any-
consecutive
push-ups
from
the
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wins
can
Happen,
mere
win
ne
iiitrn
jump,
running
jump,
a
great
deal
of
elbow
room
for
hop
step
and
jump
and
five
upsets.
Any
of
these
surprise
re-
iunts
on
three
pieces
of
appar-
sults
will
favor
the
home
side,
atus,
because
man-for-man
the
invad-
ers
are
bttter
jcprers,
more
ex
perlenced
campaigners.
Old
Country
Soccer
Celtic
2,
Queen
of
South
2.
Ayr
United
4,
Kilmarnock
2.
Dundee
1,
Arbroath
0.
Hibernians
0,
Queens
Park
2.
Motherwell
l,
Clyde
0.
St.
Johnstone
1,
Hearts
2.
Third
Inark
3,
Morton
0.
Falkirk
0,
Rangers
1.
Gray
jr.,
of
Windsor,
leading
ot
0f
Quebe
vauauian
in
last
years
national
open,
when
ho
finished
with
a
pair
of
69's
right
under
the
noe
of
th(-
then
little-khown
Guldahl.
How
spUndldly
Ii
lh
Joy
f
Pfftet
compinlonthtp
J-.mUnJ
htn
men
o,l
UiaenioMty
lojethtt
la
their
battle
.,,flfi
the
forest
of
niturt.
For
msny
yt.rl
people
hr
Itsrntd
to
depend
on
the
d.llcloul
and
bodr-buildint
life
without
l.ttlnj
yev
down.
Buy
It
By
The
Cmt
PHOEHIX
EXPORT
League
First
Division
c,
younger
brother
of
The
DOUBLE
automatic
booklet
is
handier
each
paper
comes
out
easily.
7;
.
I
I
V"
vw-
-S-V-
Winter
Boat
arid
Train
Services
to
Conie
Into
Force
Here
.Next
Week
at
4
pjn.
for
Anyox
and
Stewart,
returning
here
at
8
o'clock
Thursday
nights
from
the
north
and
sail.
lng
at
11:19
for
Vancouver
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River.
via
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Weather
has
been
quite
cool
and
showery
In
Northern
British
Columbia.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Light
to
moderate
variable
winds.
Fair
and
warmer
today
turning
cool
at
night.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-Moderate
southwest
winds,
fair
and
moderately
warm.
Nmlgalilr
Watm
Protrrtloit
Art
Itn
!!
statute
of
f'anaiU.
19J7.
Thaptrr
J
10
&tciki
rd
Oil
Ccnpnny
of
Brltl!i
Oolutnt)t
United,
a
company
duly
ln-ccrpcraied
under
the
laws
of
th
Pro?-lr.ee
of
BrttUn
Columbia,
with
reclstfr
d
office
M
1318
8thdard
Bank
Build-1
'.n,
510
West
Hastings
Street.
Vancou
ver,
uraan
coiumDia.
HERrar
uiv
NOTICE
tbat
It
ha,
under
Section
7
ol
the
aald
Act.
deponiud
with
the
Mini
ter
cr
public
Works
at
Ottawa
rat,
a
aeenpnon
oi
ine
aite
ana
the
pluivi
af
a
dock,
abroach
and
floit
.rootd
to
be
built
ot
placed
In
Prince
Rupert
Harbour
on
portion
of
Waterfront
Block
"O,"
Prince
Ruuet.
iDrttWi
Columbia.
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
Jules,
and
four
Toronto
players
e?T'ntio
cf
of
one
month
from
the
d-te
Willie
Lamb,
Lex
Robson,
Dick
Borthwick
and
Jimmy
Johnston.
Gray
is
capable
of
lower
scoring
Lamb,
Robson
and
Johnston
are
than
any
home
player
with
the
experienced
match
players.
T'u'
exception
of
Jluot
,fact
they
havent
h6cn
gQag
ga
The
three-Home,
Jules
Huot'
We"
just
,ately
won,t
both,'r
them
and
Gray
head
the
Dominion
or
an-vl,oly
le-
If
there
is
any
forces.
Other
members
of
tho
Vbllapse
of
this
Canadian
team
team
are
Bobby
Alston
and
Ernie
September
8,
it
may
be
expect!
Wakelam
of
Ottawa;
Rolland
Hu-
to
occur
in
other
quarters.
.
the
first
publication
of
this
notice.
oiTnoara
vu
vcmpai?7
oi
uriusn
Columbia
Limited
vUl,
under
Section
7
cf
the
aald
Act.
apply
to
the
Minuter
of
Public
Worka
at
tote
office
In
tre
Ctty
of
OUava,
for
approval
of
the
f!d
alte
and
plans
and
for
leave
to
construct
the
mid
dock,
Hoat.
DOUBLE1
AUTOMATIC
BOOKLET
CHANGING
llASSIHt
FOR
RENT
.ANGUS
Apartments,
three
Fall
and
winter
train
and
boat(
four
room
suites,
schedules
of
the
Canadian
National
.
.
Railways
will
go
Into
effect
on
Aug-
J
ust
30,
it
is
announced.
1
Three
trains
a
week
will
leave'
for
the
East
Nfondays.
Wednes-)
days
and
Fridays
at
6
p.m.
j
Three
trains
a
week
will
arrive
here
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Sat
urday
nights
at
11
o'clock.
There
will
be
one
boat
a
week
between
Prince
Rupert
artd
Vancouverarriving
from
the
south
at
FOR
SALE
ABOUT
THESE
REPAIRS
-
For
lumber,
shingles,
cement
plasttr,
brick,
Gyproc
and
rconr.gr.
tet
Albert
It
McCaffery
Ltd.
Phxj
115.
t!
BOARD
AND
ROOM
phase
Green
997.
(ZX)
Cooper
and
Thomson
because
showing
the
progress
made
in
the
10-30
Wednsday
mornings,
sailing
FOR
for
ROOM
room
and
and
Beard
Beard
ph
AGENTS
WANTED
and
(tf)
DEPENDABLE
spare
time
ul
people
to
work
amen?
th
friends,
acquaintances,
todpt
societies,
churches
and
bu&a
concerns,
showing
cur
saxpt
portfolio
of
printed-to-ord''
Christmas
Cards
and
boxed
I
fiortments.
A
postal
card
bring
our
sample
book
wl'Jw
charge.
A
friendly
c-mpaj
of.
ferlng
absolutely
the
best
n.W
and
the
most
liberal
r
nsi
to
reliable
Christmas
Geld-people.
Experience
unntasarj.
Write
today.
No
obligatn
Prta-
ler
Art
Guild,
576
Scjeoot
St
Vancouver.
iv,
Tiir.
srpur.ME
cm
ni
or
wiiTik
rou'Mim
.
In
the
Matter
of
Ml
Ohorn.
Pw"
And
In"
the
Matter
of
the
-.IdmlnUtn""
Art
TAKE
NOTICE
'th.i
V
-r
"J
Honour
W.
E
Fisher
IC
i
AuirusV
A.
D.
1937
I
x.
J
AdmJnUtrator
of
t?ie
f
-
and
In
i
Ohorne,
Drcuwd.
and
tU
rsnl
the
ornce
ct
the
District
neglstrar
of
inf
claims
agalnnt
-:;e
the
Laud
Registry
District
of
Prince
jherety
required
to
tir
Kupen
at
mnce
Rupert,
ontlah
Cfl-'ncrlT
verified,
to
me
c
DATED
at
Vwmouver.
British
Colum-0T,ltT
f
bla.
thU
4
th
day
of
August.
1937
of
wlan
Affairs.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
LIMITED
By
Lowscn,
Clark
Ac
Luhdell,
lu
aoll-cltors.
1318'
Stardtkrd
Bank
Building,
410
Went
Hastings
Street,
VancMlTef
Urittah
Columbia.
,
JSTS
?
or
by
Uie
Uquor
Control
Board
or
by
th,
Govornm.nl
of
BrlUsh
Columbia.
t
v
"'
us.
7
rT
bef3
J
all
parUea
Indebted
to
le
'
.rZ
required
to
pay
the
toa-"
"
"
lnoebtedneea
to
me
fcrtha'ifS.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Adrr..:.
-.raw.
Prince
Rr.perf
Dated
the
17th
day
of
A.
1937.
It
A.
B
IN
THE
MATTEIt
OP
THt
,KT",CC
w
T71K
IJVTR
ANDREW
SPALD1NO
CEASED.
Indian
of
the
Per
t)n
approach
and
"SL";
k.
..n-j.
of
:
Superlnt-d:t
I
vu
K
pointed
administrator
of
i
Andrew
spauung,
artxaxm
'
na-the
Port
EaMntrton
band,
la
rl
I
nee
of
British
Columbia.
MWt
All
persona
having
tla.'M
the
estate
are
hereby
rer,:
-red
W
null
wine
properly
verified
t
or
before
the
second
day
cf
P
1937,
and
all
parties
!!:(!
1
"
eaUte
are
mruired
to
state
dbtedneM
to
me
forthai'
W.
E.
COLLIS0N,
Indian
Agw-
H
WtlK
V
t
OAST
lH-tTKlf-T
llecrdlng
KWtrlit
of
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Biu,t
lUitbta
Packers
Limited
of
vanwu
B.C.
occupation
Ftah
J?!
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
I
Vti
deacrllxrt
fcreehore
l"da;,.IlStu2i
l
of.
and
adjolnm
L-rt
"'ISip
Coast
DUtrlct.
Port
Edwrd
j,
lilg
at
a
pout
planted
f
I
Westerly
corner
of
Lot
.4476.
Coart
Dlstrmt:
Uience1
S
37
JZ.
,
W.
160
feet;
thence
N,
7
dfP
V
t
6S9.28
fed:
thenoe
N,
37
dereM
t
150
feet;
thence
6
7
drei
633.98
feet,
and
containing
30
mard
or
Duted
July
34th.
1937.
BIIITIS1I
COLUMBIA
PACKERS
""Plnt,
IlLACIv
UltMOMl
MIM:H"'
(I.1IM
Mtuale
In
Hie
Allln
MHHn
ViV-
fnUr
DUIrlct.
Where
Ui"'
ni)W
Mde
Tn
lri
null
Ithrr
ulmiit
fmn
jilnttlnn
with
Takn
""'u
artlnn
as
antnt
for
WU'
BM1ffi
MININO
COMPANY
LTD.
Free
Certlflavte
No.
S0227-E,
tn'nBi,
W
days
from
Uie
dale
hereof,
w
jrftjfs
Lhe
MlnUie
Recorder
for
a
trv
j
of
tinprovementa
for
Die
PyTbort
obtaining
a
Crown
Grant
of
claim.
....
.ctl"1-
And
further
take
notice
thJ
'Act.'
under
section
83
of
the
MUl,
'.
wv
aivre
of
rurti
Certificate
of
melvts.
.
Dated
this
6th
day
of
JWj,