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Mere
v
First
Shipment
Just
Arrived
Beautiful
to
Look
at
and
WpnderfuJ
to
Wear
Priced
$6.00
and
$6.50
'
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
.Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
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RUPERT
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COLUMMA
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Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
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advance,
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man
u
au
parts
of
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.the
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Empire
and
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Slates,
yearly
period,
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"in
advance
;
ey
mau
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
ADVERTISING
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advertising,
per
word,
per
insertion
Local
readers,
per
line,
per
insertion
Advertising:
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News
Department
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c,or.d
With
.the
spirit
of
the
.times.
xLL-ROUNI)
EDUCATION
.
98
6
a.
ifLy61
.the
riSht
kind
pf
citizenship
nntii
'aPers'
the
C-C-F-
Papers,
and
7anv
other
lit
3.00
9.00
Wednesday,
.October
13,
1937.
UPHILL
ROAD
T.Q
RECpyERY
Vhil.e
;to
some
extent
business
.activity
thrgughout
Ae
country
has
recovered,
no
one
can'sav
that
re(nvWv
i
CQmplete
because
the
buildinir
trades
are
still
snmpivnnt
'
lux
e
liiul
is
mau
uy
large
numbers
,01
tne
peipple.
It
is
flpt
necessary
'.to
believe
in
any
of
the
nostrums
advocated
but
at
the
same
time
it
is
wise
to
keep
informed
on
what
is
going
on
around
us.
All-round
lion
in
current
affairs
is
most
desirable
for
all
citizens
who
have
the
welfare
of
the
country
at
heart.
Trojans
Win
0yjer
Qhio
In
U..
Football
LOS
ANOELES,
Oct.
13:
Unl
versity
of
Southern
California
Trojans
scored
a
thrilinjr
13
4to
12
victory
over
QJiio
&tate
ucft
eyes
on
Saturday.
It
was
Uie
first
invasion
of
the
west
Jay
Jpg
Buckeyes
in
seventeen
years
and
thev
were
the
favorites
to
win.
Other
important
United
&&SWvil
'
11
"
'
-
r
as
foiio.ws:
;
University
.0
Southern
.California,
$0
Army,
21
;
polujubia",
jl8.
Oregon'
State,
'G;
"University
of
Washington,
'3.
'
University
of
.California
Lc
miKeies,
;
iaiaiyora,
j:.
Washington
"g.taie
C$lege,
,9;
Unlversjtj'
of
Cafijfornia'f.'
University'
of
.Oregon,'
4,0;
,Gon-zaga,
'
"'
'
'
f-
6.
;
Princeton,
7;
Cornell,
20.
Charles
.Campbell,
manager
ol
the
Noranda
Hotel
in
.the
famous
Quebec
mining
town
of
ofand'a,'
is
a
visitor
in
.the
city
ioday
'in
Ihe
courge
of
a
trip
,to
the
coasi.
He
arrived
frym
Jle
aj(ton'ja,
night's
.train
'
and
'
will
sail
'for
,
.02
FOR
SA1
A
ftp
large
ftndlea
of
5
I
01a
newspapers,
i
fox
fz.
FOR
SALE
Monarch
Range.
Cheap
for
cash.
In
good
condition.
Apply
110
8th
Avenue
West.
(238)
FQR
PENT
FOR
E5f
Renewed
"nioderp
5
room
flat,
610
6th
Ave.
W:
Apply
Suite
4,
Le.vin
Apart
ments.
(330)
in
tne
doldrums.
TJie
forward
movement
is
not
without
F-9
W7r-eIf
AP?,rttnent,;
its
setbacks.
We
all
looked
for
a
eoud
autumn
'in
17
i
fev'
Ap
y
but
so
far
it
has
not
materialized
That
is
the
history
of
1
'
'
-
all
these
big
movements.
Advancement
is
slow
and
in-:!
Tpa
wes?
"SS
terrupted
.by
setbacks.
Various
factors
have
affected
the
1
ll
-
i-
ihwsm,
iin&uiiuneni
anq
to
some
extent
ti
MALE
&
FEMALE
HELP
throughout
the
wor
d.
The
imsetrWI
iVfI.ftU
.i
,
P.Ff
W
..
,
.
-...wvv.vi
iinvumuuuui
OIL-
WUon
is
the
most
disturbing
factor
and
the
labor
'upheaves
.haye
also
had
some
.effect.
Then
there
is
.the
money
situation,
which
seems
to
be
more
or
less
uncertain
Taken
ft'.1
m
,alV
however,
we
are
making
progress.
THE
SPIRIT
OF
THE
TIMES
The
spirit
of
the
times
seems
to
be
toward
greater
J?v9esty,
higher
standards
of
business
molality
ahd
greater
human
svmuathv
and
t
see.m
Q4o'uVt
:this
they
r.ead.of
'the
uncovering
of
1IKL
cciumuia
ui
vanuus
Kinus
ana
at
election
times
they
are
often
hearing
of
charges
made
by
members
of
one
political
party
against
another.
Also
there
are'
many
rash
-"
speeches
made
in
regard
to
,ihe
imniprality
of
business
P7
9e
p
object
to
business
on
any
basis.
Most
of
-
Weare
Dasd
on
lack
of
correct
information.
The
spirit
.of
,t.h'e
times
makes
if
possible
.tp
uncover
ases
of
graft
and
dishonesty.
This
ip
a
step
in
the
'right
lrecti0n'
Once
we
get
tp
a
ppint
where
.the
general
pub-he
refuses
tp
.cpon.e
.offences
we
are
well
on'
the
road
ftett&r
adniinisti-atipn
of
public
affairs.
The
average
J?
unless
;tPPused
t0
Srait
A
few"are
.ppi)9d
J,o
graft
Jhey
themselves
are
able
to
share
in
e
booty
IvJtr-
AC
co"scle,nce
haPl)Hy
strongly
in
the
direction
i
Sffler
and
greater
human
justice.
This
is
in
ac-i
ve;ia.ve
jielped
iiundrps
TO
,OBTAIN
nositibns
as
'L'et-
ier
Carriers,
Postal
CJerks,.Cus-
,ioms
,r.xaminer,s,
uierKS,
anu
Stenographers,
etc.,
ajid
.c.n
help
y,Pi.
Write
,us
lor
proof
.and
free
information
IC.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
,01de3t
in'
Canada.
,!
!'
v
',lf.
HELP
WAN1-ED
P
Vranted
for
housework.
Apply
Mrs.
H.
O.
Johnson
446
4th
Av.e'
between
3
flpi
.5
afternoons
or
evenings.
(238)
TREATMENTS
ELECTRIC
Steam
massage,
es-picially
good
for
lung
and
stomach
trouble,
nervousness,
constipation,
blood
pressure,
rheumatism,
lumbago,
neuritis
and
female
troubles.
Also
or
children's
I.AM1
ACT
Notice
0
Intention
lo
Applf
to
Lease
.arid
v
In
Prince
Rupert
Ifind
Recording
District
or
British
Columbia,
and
situate
on
White
Sand
Island,
Take
notice
that
Prank
Waterman
ol
Prince
Rupert,
occupation
miner,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
land;-"
'
wrcunencing
at
a
poet
planted
on
Dated
August
1
on
.White
Sand
feet
ft-om
the
S.
Sand
Island.
'and
.600
feet
8.
,W.!
thence"
600
fet
8.'
E,"
and
Con
or
lens.
FRANK
WATERMAN
28.1BS7
'
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchantft
Block
PHONE
658
Sphnrffp
THE
DAILY
NJIWB
Wednesday
0ctobff
LADIES'
Low
cbre
handicap
BOWLING
Ouj
(Rangr.
Telephone
,Oirls,
Annette's
and
Merchantes
are
'
v
Winners
Our
.Gang
and
Telephone
,Gir)?
won
clean
sweep
victories
over
Rlu'ft
Birds
ana
Knox
Hotel
res-
A
crowd
of
(55,000
fans
witMpectivey
in
the
Ladies'
BowlinR
neasea
".the
Wjw&iona)'
mp,
:
L'eaKue'
last
niKKr'lwhlle'
MercP-
1!
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ii"
rr.'Ji'
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I
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IMC.
VVI.il.'
V.
At
half
time
the
Trojans
,we,r(e
;
aVeties
W
W,rs
nl
An-
leading
.c'Jo'n.n:
.MiAW
V
.
In
m
M
tafflfr
ousandhejes
fgfte
SSk
fans
saw
Armv
dpfe.1t
Cfvliimlno
L.V,
n:'u
...,..
waai
m
a?
w
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......
1
U2
T
106
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W
.........
m
m
209
........
T.6
45
,7fi
Total
......
JIANGRS
,VClaauen
Jiavbone
.
.
"landicap
Total
......
......
.Ml
Johnson
.....
r
McLeo
0
Eastman
101
I'eachey
7fi
nuerson
iu
Total,
.........
BIG
SJSTERS
...240
91
115
,
Vancouver
'pn
)ne
prince
"(Xeorg?
ijfeg
131
"
"
'
jtomorrcv
nllgh.t.'
lyalberg
172
iruiiiroi
.162
.189
.104
2
53
lift
77
43
2in
652
2
160
134
148
154
184
104
i
M
E
RCH
A
NTETT
ES
1
A.
Colussi
..."...134
134-
Madill
............117
172
Ilalliday
2Q9
87
Mlson'
...J
08,
201
M.
Colu?si
.-f.
116
189
jHandjcap
13
123
-Total
.
BLUE
Pierce
.
Xursreon
Roulter
lo.ws:
BIDS-
mon,
427
5th
Avenue
East.
Phone
n?iepch,T
Girls
Biu
Sisters
Blue
667.
(239)
Hartwig
.-
...136
Keron
.
..
.
.
.
.
103
Croxforrt
Y...
..,..
Handicap
'
......
17
TotaJ
,
.
8,07
906
1
2
.158
.212
.
77
137
125
187
10?
140
1
,763
715
Tmv
i
Ingram
16G
ntch
Gu'rvich
i
.
.
Smith
Handicap
Tojal
...
ANNETTE'S
"IP
,
.
.
.145
'..''.if.fi.
..'.if)5
...84
Stone
115
Basso
-
Bert
189
Johnson""
.143
Owens
.....159
P.
Dickens
......118
Handicap
32
.
Dickey.,
up
.
Dickens
172
Alexander
.
.
.
...
.
.
(n
Rothwell
90
Hond
...115
Handicap
......164
Tfltal
,2
106
11?
447
0
1C2
84
11s
89
79
7n
240
692
S
'67
125
127
166
221
104
.875
884
81Q
3
W
141
J
66
73
1671
12?
847
3
195
121
J
55
76
100
J!
f73
?4
92
The
?,ad,,nK
to
date
is
as
fol-
Merchanteites
Our
.Gang
Rangers
.
.
Annette's
Blue
Bird
Knox
Jlotel
W
...5
...5
...4
...4
...2
...1
.0
L
1
1
2
2
3
4
5
6
Ptn
,
C
5
4
4
3
1
0
JUNIOR
CHAMBER
OF
COMMERCE
IN
ANNUAL
MEETING
(Continued
from
Pa'jre
One)
F.
A-
MacCallum,
ylce.-prMiden.t
of
tthe
enio'r
amberl
congratulated'
trie
View
preslde'nl
and
execu-
.Uve
on
.their
.ele.c.tlp.n.
Th,e
V.unr
Chamber
was
of
inestimable
value
1,0
-jUier
community
and
(was
.worthy
of
w
suDDo'r.t'
'Mr.
MatC'ailum
told
'of
fee
c
ahaW
ambers
of
pom'nierce
conytlon
in
yan-couver
which
he
had'
attended.
The
Canadian
'iunjor
fchambers'nad
al-
nl
he
had
found
rJBllt
jroung
men
among
mem.
anere
snouia
be
no
let-up
In
.the
activities
of
such
jpooies
as
.uie
(i;namDers
oi
om-ffiifeffjrW&Wfe
.ihej
'did
the
business'
jnlerets,
In
public
affairs.
JPolltlclans,
jvir-acCallur'el(eved,
'did
listen
jo'wriat
the'.chambers
of
pompvec.e
said.
R..
gander
Sluys,
the
ne,w
ylce-presid'ent1
of'
the
Junior
'Chamber,
urgjed
an
active
Interest
,af
all
embers'.
'There
should
,be.
regular
attendance
and
prompt
payment
of
dues.
T.
J.
Williams,
the
secretary-treasurer,
told
of
attending
a
meet-
'
ing
of
the
Vancouver
Junior
Chamber
which
was
an
active
and
alert
organization.
In
trie
matter
of
night
police
pa-
trol,
R'.
Cf.
Vander
'Sluys
reported
he
had
been
in
conference
with
the
chief
of
police
and
had
been
advised
that
there
was
no
patrol
after
4
arn.
Ater
sonie
dijqusslon,
It
.was
decided
to
.ta'lce
.tHs
fatter
VP
with
the
Senior
,
Chamber
,
to
consider
wriether
It
was
advisable
to
;
press
for
more
police
protection.
,whllam
Brernner
was
welcomed
as
a
new
member
,of
the
Junior
Chamber.
President
Gllker
announced
appointment
oi
A.
S,
Nickerson
as
chairman
of
the
attendance"
"X)m-niittee
and
Martin
.van
.Cooten
as
editor
of
.the
bulletin
for
'Jthe
en-jEulng
year.
Oihex
.c,6.m'mlt,tes
will
be
announced
later.
Before
adjournment
of
the
meeting,
occasion
was
.taken
,to
exvjg&s
appreciation
to
trie
press
for
.HptelArriyals
,M.
L.
Clailc,
beorgetown;
D.
Hu-
dema.
Ecstall
Rlverr
M.
L.
Davis.
JPJiEdmonton;
James
Brown,
JB.jolnes,
P-'Tqx
Soften
and
p.'
ejtejsen,'
city;
lllWi
fetevenSon.'Rtpwnrt-
'
Wr
'nrH
I4,,iMrs.
W.
Andrews,
Queen
Charlotte;
84
..825
731
763
2
175
170
192
136
150
32
.3
137
229
170
179
.95
32
O.
M.
Isaacson,
Petersburg
Savpy
Mrs.
A.
Uanson
and
Nancy
Del
gren,
Inverness;
,x.
J.
Klrpatrick,
ivirace.
Royal
A.
Olsen,
city;
V.
L.
Evans,
Toronto.
Prince.
Rupert
R.
G.
Johnson,
Inverness;
Lyon
Ligh,tstcne
and
W.
J.
Wellwood,
756
64
902
Vancouver;
M.
H.
Molyer,
peters-
1
2
144
1)8
106
90
W
164
7!)
140
152
164
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712
871
iwu4.
,vM..'ri
.vampoeu,
Qranaa,
Quebec;
J.
W.
Cates
and
Al
Radero.
Detroit.
172
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER"
BILE-'
And
You'll
Jump
Out
of
Bad
In
tf
lorning
Ra.rin'
to
go
"
'
'
Th
llw
ihoald
pour
out
"two
noundi
ol
liquid
bilt
Into
your
bocli
dally.
II
this
bit
li
not
flowing
frMljr,
your
fond
doMa't
dlfwt.
It
tut
dMyi
In
tf.4
bowel.
Gu
bl.wt
iin
your
tomli.
You
It
comtlpcUd.
lUrmlul
Inliotii
poltubi
1
to
Into
Ihvliodv'.
tni
ran
Imti
w.
hu
ui.
wnriQ
iuvii
puns.
A
mrt
bowvl
tnomnant
doMn't
at
th
eauM.
You
nd
tomttklnf
tUt
worki
on
th
liver
u
wU.
It
Ulna
thnc
food,
old
Curtcr'i
UttU
Uvtr
1111a
1o't
tbca
two
Dnd
of
bU
flowlnt
frMtj
ud
nk
you
"dp
and
tip".
UarmlM
and
imtl,
th
mkr
th
bil
low
rrMlr.Tlwy
Jo
tli.
work
of
MlomM
but
hT
do
cmlomol
or
marcury
la
thm.
Atk
fetOirWi
little
inrfllli
b
Mini
I
Stubbornly
rafiuo
inythlnf
tin.
to.
mMm
Now
avaUable
uncer
direct
supervision
of
leading
aircraft
manufacturer;).
Those
qualifying
ailQwed
transportXtfofi
to
school
If
you
want
to
gt
into
this
.trem.endoys
held
write
7or
new
booklet,
"More
Manes."
Explains
this
unusual
opportunity
Jor
vouhit
men
of
Canada.
""-"'
p
Aero
Industries
Technical
Institute
Recistraiion
Department,
Ilox
21
Dally
News
J'
-'
Dr.
Hugh
Keenleyslde,
Firt
Secretary
of
the
Department
of
State
of
Canada
at
Ottawa,
after
having1
come
west
recently
as
far
as
Vancouver
in
company
with
w.u
v...
pr.nce
ar)(1
Princess
Chicibu
of
liclty
wbr&
ii
'haa'carriVd
'oVand
Jaian
who
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