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TWCy
Super
Comfort
Mil!
Examph
le
at
a
lest
Price
We
have
just
received
a
shipment
of
specially
built
Oxford
Ties
in
black
and
brown
glove
kid,
with
built-in
Arch
Supports
and
Tarsal
Arch
Cushions.
We
can
safely
guarantee
the
maximum
in
comfort,
wear
and
style.
Specially
Priced
$550
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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DAILY
EDITION
r
.1
r.
Tuesday,
April
6,
1937
Unwelcome
Guest
We
have
often
heard
of
unwelcome
guests.
People
have
called
on
their
neighbors
for
only
a
few
hours
and
the
visit
has
been
a
bore.
That
is
not
uncommon
anywhere
in
the
world.
Another'
story
of
an
unwelcome
guest
is
different
from
that.
The
Norwegian
tramn
steamer
Eli'
called
at
In-
mark
about
six
months
ago
and,
when
the
vessel
was
well
out
to
sea,-
it
was
found
that
there
was
aboard
a
young
Jtoumanian
who
Mad
stowed
away.
Since
then
the
vessel
has
called
at'
New
York,
at
South
American
norts.
at.
r.nn-
,
i
r
i
i
don
and
a
bcottish
port,
again
at
New
York
and
then
to
Vancouver
but
still
the
young
Rumanian
Is
with
it,
unable
to
land
at
any
ot
the
ports.
The
Eli
is
now
on
her
way
to
Australia
with
the
unwelcome
visitor
and
from
there
it
is
not
known
where
the
ship
will
go.
She
may
not
be
back
in
a
port
where
he
can
be
landed
for
years.
The
young
man
is
evidently
naving
a
good
time
but
he
is
never
allowed
as.hore.
By
the
time
he
gets
home
he
will
have'
seen
j
a
great
deal
of
the
ocean
but
none
of
the
land,
except
oc-f
v.ctniuiiuwjf
iiuju
tiie
uetns
in
me
snip.
Still
Offering
Loans
The
banks
are
still
offering
loans
to
those
home
own-ers
who
Wish
to
imnrnvG
theiv
nlnp
Hv
nrlrliri
vations
or
improvements
anf
each
month'
a
number
of
r
ntinU
1
tin'
1
.
-
I
auiyi-ioaiiH-are
mane,
wnne
most
people
who
wish
to
spend
juuiicy
iu-luis
wav
are
in
a
nnsitinn
to
tinnnpo
hnm
tmc
there
has
heeiVnvpp
n
million
niifi'.i
kulf
,T11r,..
o
1
.itl-eace.
We
We
ot
the
King
d
BEDDING
Simmons
Better
Redding
Week
starts
Monday,
April
5th.
Simmons
Mattresses
are
built
for,
sleep.
The
prices
are
standard
and
you
can
pay.
on
the
income
plan.
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
Bernice
Palmer
says
.
.
.
Our
California
weather
didn't
fail
us
after
all
and
'Easter
Sim
day
was
a
grand
day
for
new
bonnets.
In
fact,
there
is
every
Indication
that
the
weather
man
has
finally
discovered
that
thi
is
Spring;
and
is
going
to
do
.something
about
it.
Alameda
County
(in
which
OaMamrjs
situnted)
Santa
Claw
Napa,
Solano,
Marin
and
othei
adjacent
counties,
offer
a
springtime
spectacle
of
beauly
Hurd-
to
describe.
Grazing
lands
are
nlilnzt
with-
orange
and'
yellow
poppies,
while
wild
mustard
f
Dryish
a
spectacular
background
for
sleek
lazing,,
browsing
caltle.
In
Salano
and
Naprts
Counties
particularly
the
Judas
tree
or
redbml,
is
full.
matured
and
contribute
to
the
profusion-
of
spring
color,
and
then,
lending
their
own
bit
to
Ihc
beauty
that
is
California's
are
miles
of
apricot,
almond
aI
cherry
blossoms.
Between
the
Key
Ront
and
Southern
lieific
train
tracks
in
ur
own
Oakland,
poppies
nod
f
cheerful
hello
to
the
commuters
It
is
said
thai
years
ago
the
con
doctors
used
to
scatter
seeds
from
the
train.
They
add
a
cheerful
note
to
what
might
otherwise
be
come
a
monotonous
ride.
Yes,
spring
is
here
and
soon
the
flea
season
will
be
upon
us
CIIKEItlO.
Man
in
the
Moon
A'
patient
asked
a
doctor
what
the
should
take
when-
she
was
run
clown:
"Take
the
number
of
the
oar,
of
.
course,"
replied
the
doctor.
we
when
arc
approaching
the
a."(
there
will
bo
nonn.ineni
are
at
least
five
thous-
n
f
i
ri
ur
u..-
.1.
....
i
.
.
:'"
jfars
nearer
me
lime
tna
n
5?nnftnn
,
l
inet,)anK?
"ave
loaned
were
the
penpln
who
came
to
thi-
4JU,uuu..
T
Local
l
committees
u
have
been
busy
in
many
com-
'i"t'-y
from
Asia.
muniues
and
nave
helped
bring
the
matter
to
the
atten-'
tion
of
prospective
borrowers.
Considerable
employment
has
resulted
but
not
enough
to
make
any
definite
mark
on
the
unemployment
figures
so
far.
Possibly
with
the
advent
of
spring
and
improved
conditions
there
may
be
an
increase
in
the
number
of
loans
for
home
improvement
purposes.
TKe
Sons
of
Freedom
have
been
showing
Canadian
people
what
they
mean
by
freedom.
Evidentl.v
they
mean
freedom
to
burn
things
they
do
not
like.
Some
of.
the
Sons,
or
whocvei
r
responsible
for
the
outrages
in
the
Nelson
district,
are
likelj
to
be
long
term
guests
of
the
government
as
a
result
of
recent
ac
tivities.
Prince
Chiehibu.
frother
of
tht
'Japanese
Emperor,
sjK'nt
a
day
at
Ottawa.
J'ossih
v
be
vis
te'd
th.
circumlocution
AffiVr.
dodge
the
issue
of
the
aids
to
navigation
asked
for
the
past
ten
years
by
the
Prince
Ftupert
Ch-im-
ber
of
Commerce.
Let
me
see,
whose
turn
is
it
to
win
the
Spanish
embroglio
today?
"Now
Jliss,
what
gear
were
yoi
in
at
the,
time
of
the
car
accident?"
asked
the
sergeant.
"Oh
I
had
on
a
black
beret,
tan
shoe?,
and
a
tweed
sports
dress,"
an
swered
the
bright
young
thing.
,
YEA
HNS
FOlt
fJOTUAM
NEW
YORK,.
April
:
(CP)
-Returning
from
Iraq,
where
they
painted
the
portrait
of
young
King
Ohazi,
the
Hoffman-
twin
"later
artists
ifrwut
the
King
will
realize
a
long-standing
ambition
If
he
can
visit
the
United
Stales
next
year
and
attend
a
cocktail
party
in
New
York.
ine
examniO
Ot
thn
Kinir
ia
homer
ovfr.llQrl
.,,;..,.'
(ilVEN
.IAPANK;p
nimui!
health
publications.
It
seems
that
His
Majesty
rises
early
I,0SN'
,A',nl
C:
fCP)-in
and
begins
the
dav
bv
talon
nri
rW
nt
fLu
sB
ill
t
recn?Blt,on
of
he'-
ocial
llhvs.ral
oxovni
lln
r
T":
:.Xri:4
;w,.uM!'vice
work,
largely
in
Japan
m.
.
.
1
wl""ll"ig.
goil,
ri(ling,tne
Japanese
government
rtim
ouier
exercise.,
-ine
untish
government
is
following
the
lead
of
its
head
by
voting
ten
million
dollars
lor
the
extension
of
physical
culture,
recreation
and
health1
promotion.
Evidently
the
people
over
there
are
following
British
Columbia's
lead.
awarded
the
Sixth
Order,
of
thu
Sacred
Treasurer
and
olher
decorations
to
Miss
Alice
Petteo
Adams,
an
American
woman.
iv
Tin;
st
mt
n
mp.
roi'HT
of
mutism
(OUMIllA
III
III
Mailer
4r
(he
-AitiuluMralUtP
Art"
,
Anrf
In
th
Matter
o
llir
Ktate
of
Mlk
Saiiilul'
Hrrrasnl,
Intrstali'
Td.k
notice
Uiat
By
oftKr
of
I1U
Hon
cr.
W.
Es
Fislier,
tlie
1st
day
of
KUrtli
A.D.
19.17:
ItrnA
n.rvrvlif,W1
A1.ln4MA
I
tor
P
tu
eeiom
of
Mlk
SoihIIU',
tit-
rffl
KtA
n.t
All
i
.
..
..
.....
1.
'
"
uiirp
!UTi4IB
t'JUlJTlh
qulmj
,u
fuxaJAh
sinv.
properly
vd.
tied,
to
me
ton
or
Axftm
the
2nd
diy
of
May,
A.D.
1037,
and-
all
nartlei
In-
WT
ll
nmouaU
at
thete
Uulebtediwi
1937
NORMAN
A'.
WATT,
Official
Atnlniatmlor.
.
i
VXinr
Riipf
rt,
n.C,
A.D
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
April
,
m
Dynamiters
Disbanding
Famous
Amateur
Hockey
Team
Will
Play
No
More
This
Seasoii
KIMBERLEY,
April
6:
Klmber-ley
Dynamiters,
just
home
from
tHelr
triumphal
hockey
tour
of
the
United
Kingdom
and
Europe,
have
disbanded
for
the
season.
run
sm.vkk
jumps
A1I1CAI)
IS
NEW
YORK
NEW
YORK,
April
6:
(CPl
Bar
silver
price
Jumped
to
4Ci;,c
por
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
mar
ket
yesterday
and
today
was
selling
at
4Gc.
M'AKK
CHILI)
WELFARE
SUNDERLAND,
Eng.,
Aih-II
7:
(CP)
Health,
home
and
mother-
craft
exhibitions
will
be
held
here
from
April
'
to
celebrate
the
2.tli
iHiniversarv
of
child
wel
fare
work
in
the
town.
RUHIEI)
RY
SNOW
VIENNA,
April
fi:
(CP)
Leaning
from
ar
window
of
her
hotel,
a
girl
dancer
was
over
whelmed
by
a
snowslide
from
thi
roof
and
carried
to
the
ground
where
her
body
was
found
the
next
day.
BUILDING
'MANY
MOURN
BIG
LEAD
MRS.
GURVICH
"
Large
Attendance
Thfs
Afternoon
Rupert
Motors
Away
Out
on
m
Top
At
Funera,
lUtes
For
Well
In
Comnwrcial
Idling
Known
Pioneer
Woman
League
.
.
Rupert
Motors
Jmproved
its
al-
Cade
li:
lfio
Carter
124
fl8
Pugsley
..........
1
00
128
Stamford
12:!
110
Sunderland
.......1C.2
111
Handicap
12(5
120
Total
,
RUP.
MOTORS
1st
2nd"
-Taylor
.'.171
211
I).
Houston
.....
.145
ll.'l
Saunders
.......
.15:1
14fi
V.
Houston
...
lli5
1C0
Robertson
ISli
1
to
Handicap
18
18
Total
:ird
r,7
105
100
ir.a
I2(T
.748
7i:i
72
.......
i788;
827
Mrs.
A.
Manolovicb
of
Stewart,
fiyim
ri.llir
i.
on
and
Ted
Lucich
of
Premier
ar-
i..i.,
,ra
,,,,
M
151
lfi8
HI
ICO
18
7.1"
:!,.
rived
in
the
the
Catala
city
on
Ijarge
j
,c
m
today
from
the
north
to
uttend
!
1
jjr0ckleaby
....
118
t24
148
the
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
Nic!cUfnrrU.'
ia
ito
n
...
11..
t....
i...
1
1
m
mil
huh
.11
lerimim.
mi.
i.uc-'i
T.-i.
ich
is
a
nephew
of
Mrs,
Ourvich
1
ir-n.i:.,..
and
Mrs.
-Manolovicb
is
also
a
relative
LADIES'
HOH'LINC.
I.EAOUE
April
7
Annettes
vs.
Sparkplugs;
Doodads
vs.
Knockouts;
Rangers
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.;
Grotto
vs.
Blue
CANADA'S
FINEST
CIGAR
D
Perfectos
or
Panetelai
10
tunc
CIGAR
l
birds.
1
April
!
4
Rangers
vs.
Bluebirds;
Annettes
vs.
Knockouts;
c:
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Sparkplugs;
Grotto
vs.
Doodads.
!
Rpril
21
Sparkplugs
vs.
D00-'
dads;
Annettes
vs.
Rangers;
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Grotto;
Knockouts
vs.
Bluebirds.
April
23
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
An
nettes;
Bluebirds
vs.
Doodads;
Sparkplugs
vs.
Knockouts;
Rangers
vs.
Grotto.
Total
,145
.
an
The
league
standing:
iMcMeckin's-
Cyro
Club
........
Rupert
Ilutchers
Riolopieal
Station
W.
...18
...11
...11
..,11
...10
.
.
.
.8
1PJ
as
.748
002
772
R.
E.
Legg,
until
recently
sup-
McMeekin's
1st
2nd
erintendent
of
the
Surf
Point'J
Armstrong
....1G1
123
mine
on
Porcher
Island
for
Hie
Menzies
...113
Timmins'
interests,
sailed
this
af
McLeod
..-
121
lernoon
by
the
Catala
on
his
re-
R.
Armstrong
.,..154
turn
to
Vancouver
after
spending
Mc.Mecliin
12:1
the
past
week
examing
mining
Handicap
if,
roperties
hereabouts.
Mr.
I-eggY
expects
to
proceed
shortly
to
the'
Total
Y'
1.
til
l
.
-
..
!
iiKe
inaasca
country
tor
mo
Timmins
people.
Some
of
the
others
who
were
employees
at',,,,.
.
'M.
dors
...
Surf
Poinf
are
also
leaving
for
inK
ai,i...
,i.ainnget
s
mine
4
1
1
Icl
I
Mil
Til,
108
2i:i
129
40
L.
i)
13
10
7
11
19
3rd
103
180
lf-3
138
140
4l
...718
752
7(0
r.
18
11
u
11
10
8
There
was
a
large
gathering
of
.
u
1
t
e
1
1
.
i
!..
r
1
1
1
jnenus
ana
symoa
imcu
01..
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
this
k-
u
Tr.u,iinr
1
0
orship
irt
the
Commercial
howling
.ii,f0.
t
League
last
night
by
scoring
n-w"
v"
"J
'
three
game
to
nil
victory
oyor
liiological
Statiin.
In
the
second
fixture
of
the
evening
fiyro
Club
won
two
games-
to
orte
rtVer
Me-Meekin'fl.
High
average.
tscorer
was
Oibb
Taylor
of
Rujiert
Motors
with
H9.
Taylor
shot
a
new
single
high
game
ivcrd
of
24T.
fndividual
scoring:
RIO.
STATION-
1st'
2nd
esteem1
and
sympathy
at
the
fu
naral
service
of
the
late
Mrs.
Chris-;
Una'
Gurvich.
The
serrlce
waS
conducted
by
Rey.
Rev.
James
B.'
Gibson,
dean
of
t.he
Cathedral,
and'
Peter
Lien
prtsldfed'
it
the
tfrgan
to
accompany
the
hymns.
Following
the
servlca,
interment
was
made
In
j
Falrvlew
Cemetery,
there
'being
a
large
procession
td
tle'
Iaxt
resting
place.
j
The
pallbearers
were
Sam
Bill,!
Slaney.
There
were
numerous
beautiful
floral
offerings.
1
RI'lTEN
I1V
SCORPION
I
PIETERRDRC,
s.
A;
April
fi;
(CP)
Following
the
poisonou
bite
of
a
scorpion,
a
native
woman
lost
her
toe
in
hospital
here
Other
xeriodK
cases
have
been
fflJBSONSBAi
SCOTCH
WHISKY
Wit
Gsoige
Pavich.
Alex
Comadlna,
R.
j
'mis
advertisement
Is
not
pub-A.
McLeod,
J.
J.
Judge
and
Gus
iLshed
or
dUuIayed
bv
tht-
ti
quor
Control
Board
or
by
the
aovernrnmit
of
Rrltlsh
Columbia.
Fresh
l,o-al
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Miik
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PIIONK
C57
For
Your
Garden
Wc
carry
a
complele
stock
of
Rardeninp;
supplies
Seeds
-
Garden
Tools
-
Garden
Hose
-
Lawn
Mowers
Watering
Cans
-
Fertilizers
-
Garden
Fencing
9
Feed
Everything
You
Grow
with
tKli
complete,
?
balanced
diet
Fertilizers
Vioro,
per
11).
Hone
Meal,
per
lb.
AND
THEIR
BANK
THE
FOREST
INDUSTRIES
The
foiMt
rfi
of
Canada
on
which
there
n
timber
of
merchantable
ilee
it
larger
than
the
total
area
of
France
and
Gerrnanjr
combined;
the
standing
timber
on
th
is.
h
estimated
at
274
billion
cubic
feet.
An
area
of
evn
greater
exttnt
is
covered
with
young
growth.
This'
vast
reservoir
of
wood
is
the
source
from
which
Canada
drew
wealth
in
excess
of
$110,000,000
ia
1934
lattit
fount
ar.iilaUi)
in
the
form
of
primary
products
such
as:
raw
material
for
saw
mills,
pulp
mills,
wixid'diitilla.
lion,
charcoal
plants;
log,
pulpwood,
bolts
rtc,
for
export,
firewood,
railroaJ
ties,
posts,
poles,
fence
nils,
mining,
timbers;
maple
sugar,
balsam
gum,
resin,
cascara,
Mhliatk.
moss,
etc.
The
total
value
of
manufactured
products
made
princf
pally
from
raw
materials
of
forest
origin
was
$
104,435,943.
Forest,
products
in
1036
afforded
an
excess
of
oporti
overimports-$l
38,360,000-very
important
to
Canada1!
International
trade.
The
Bank
of
Montreal
has
co
operated
with
every
activ
liy"
of
the
forest
industries
assisting
in
every
phase
of
production
and
marketing.
The
Bank
has
had
the
priv.
ilege
of
financing
a
large
share
of
the
export
business
of
these
industries.
Thousands
of
workers
are
depositors,
sharing
in
the
safety
and
facilities
of
the
Dank
with
their
employing
companies.
Some
of
the
Bank's
services
most
frequently
used
by
employers
and
employees
in
the
forest
trades!
Commercil
mounts.,
fuwign
currency
accounts;
financing
of
shipments;
lonimercul
Uuns
iinufini
Is
4tHit
mtion,
ufticfpind
of
securities;
savings
accounts;
jf
l.lt.itk,
money
ordrts,
travellers
ilicijuti;
banking
by
mail
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
"A
link
Vt'tOt
Smill
Prince
Rupr
ir
Bratif
It:
F.
Sfcwarr
llrancli:
A.
MacCALLUM,
Manager
lly.lXTTim,
ManaRfr
MODN,
IXPM.tNCtD
BANKING
jf
tVICt
,
Tiff
OUTCOME
Of
VtAHj-
ItlCCiSSfUL
OFtRAT10L
fie
i
5c
t
(Cheaper
In
large
quantities)
GARDEN
LIME
7;)c
per
50-lb.
sack
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GORDON'S
HARDWARE
I
J'hone.'lll
McIiridcSt.
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