PACT.
TTTO
Announcement
Mr
Neil
Cameron
,
ha
taken
over
tne
rhanagerherit
of
-
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
PHONE
J57
fEsiab.
mi
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Monday,
MafcR
ffc,
ifl37
Keeping
in
Toucli
Prince
Ituperl
people
will
doubtless
notice
the
large
amount
of
district
news
carried
by
the
Daily
News.
Last
Friday's
edition
was
particularly
hobble
in
that
respect.
We
feel
that
it
is
verv
desirable
that
PrlrifP
RllhPrf
nfcrinlo
should
know
what
is
going
on
in
the
towns
and
villages
around
as
wellas
that
the
outside
people
Should
know
about
Prince
Rupert's
activities.
All
this
tends
to
bring
about
Unity
of
interest
and
effort
We
are
all
looking
forward
tb
the
time
when
there
will
i
be
more
frequent
transportation
hptwpon
fhf
flfv
nrwl
neighboring
points
so
that
there
may
be
more
fretiuenti
In
the
building
of
a
city
on
a
sure
foundation
it
is
necessary
.to
develbjj
the
surrquhding
districts
and
all
people
of
the
city
should
make
it
their
aim
to
encourage
the
min-Inffi
lumbering,
fishing,
farming
and
any
other
industries
th,?1
may
happen
to
be
struggling
to
get
established
ariy-
i.
i
iiwicn
ui
i
1
nice
nupen.
Incidentally
,
SUch
villages
as
Dodge
Cove,
also
deserve!
attention
for
it
is
by
developing
a
suburban
Imputation!
that
the
city
makes
progress.
1
Why
Buy
Here?
Let
us
assume
that
it
is
the
patriotic
duty
of
citizens
to
encourage
the
merchants
of
their
own
city
so
that
it
may
make
primer
ty-ogress.
Iieyond
'that
at
least
a
few
mar-ned
people
today
have
families
and
they
want
employ,
ment
for
their
children
as
they
grow
up.
They
cannot
expect
to
get
employment
with
the
merchants
if
they
send
away
tb
fnail
order
houses
when
they
require
goods
SdhieUmes
local
merchants
are
good
enough
to
give
reasonable
credit
to
residents.
That
privilege
is
worth
something,
yet
the
mail
order
houses
deal
Only
for
cash.
It
Is
hardly
fair
to
rim
rtccdlmts
at
local
stores
and
when
cash
arrives
1J)
send
it
away
to
a
mail
order
house.
It
Is
probably
true
that
in
days
gone
by
there
was
some
reason
in
people
shopping
ou.t
of
towh.
Of
late
a
great
change
has
come
over
the
city.
Competition
is
keen
amomr
merchants
and
it
is
possible
to
get
much
better
buys
in
the
J
rliice
IlupuH
stoi-es
than
in
those
of
a
big
city
such
as
Vancouver
or
Calgary
or
Edmonton.
Groceries
in
particular
are
sold
on
such
email
margins
that
it
is
difficult
for
the
merchant
to
make
a
living.
It
is
a
great
thing
to
be
able
to
see
what
you
buy
and
in
sofne
cases
tu
have
the
privilege
tjf
trying,
tin
bpfore
purchase.
This
is
particularly
true
of
shoes.
How
mahjf
customers
can
go
into
a
store,
tell
the
clerk
what
they
want
?"
JLWJ?
R?lSl-
thb
f,i'st
V'd
of
shtfes
taken
frriJLlHtJ
fRtWSa.
Sbmetlrhfea
it
is
hmm-y
tb
fry
on
il
nMtettf
pH
before
a
proper
lit
ehri
be
sSd
To
take
a
chance
of
buying
shoes
by
mail,
is
certainly
foolish.
There
are
many
other
reasons
for
buying
at
home
but
these
rtl'G
a
fbVv
l-ejjeh'tfcd
III
ttftler
to
refresh
our
memdrfel
Gyro
Club
defected
Old
Em
pre
by
h
fturfe
of
tvm
gmtne
to
one
iff
a
pmtpomfH
ffatse
on
Isunday
afternoon
and
won
the
w"
Mntlc
in
the
City
Five
Vin
tiowHiiK
lieacrae.
The
third
and
final
htotk
of
tbe
.vawm'ii
play
tot
Mef
way
U
evealii
with
I'lonacr
laiiindK
defeat
ihv
Fiv
Joker
and
Old
Rnpress
wfnni:K
'
over
yro
Clob
with
a
score
cf
three
to
nil
is
taeh
rae.
The
final
Undinr
of
the
sec
ond
Mock:
TOURNEY
rested.
W.
L.
fi.vro
Clab
17
10
Five
Jokers
15
12
Pioneer
Laundry
11
13
Old
Emnre?.-:
8
1G
THE
DAILY
STS"3
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GYRO
CLUB
'FINALS
IN
IS
WINNER;
BADMINTON
Captured
Second
Mock
Honor
In
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Percy
Mc-
rf
t
in
iwwiinx
i
iame
i
Into-sh
Take
P
IL
Sin-le
1
15
II
FINISHED
tournament
over
the
week-end.
'
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Youne
entered
the
mixed
finals
with
a
win
over
Miss
Gwen
Palmer
anrf
i
haiu
and
later
lost
in
the
finals
to
Miss
Sheila
Stuart
and
P.
Mcintosh.
Titled
,
Yesterday
afternoon
the
final!
in
the
Phnee
Rnnert
Badinffllsrl
Club
cfalfnblonjikiia
ibnrrrll
were
played
ahfl
re-nliH
as
fW
low
:
Caroline
Mitehell
beat
Tic
Thomio
11-5,
1
1-4..
Mth'tt
SirtsH
Percy
3lelnto!.h
beat
V..
WilletV
15-9,
15-3,
MenSt
rVMibieS
George
Mitchell
and
Peref
Me-
P
jlntoiih
belt
(!.
Willett
ainl
KlU
Norri.
13-5;
15-g.
tMi&
fldobles
Margaret
JleKav
afid
lreh
Si
Mitchell
lieat
CarttHne
Miibhell
?and
Frances
Cro,
15-1.
fS-4.
II
15
Mixed
finable
Percy
Mclntfish
sM
Carolfnfe
Mitchell
l)eat
(ieorire
iilirhf-ll
,and
Frances
Cross,
18-16,
15-11
....
i
rr
lnttse
frames
Brought
to
a
clo
The
Canadian
National
Recrea-
the
annual
triin-hnmonf
u'hfk
nn..
tioh
Association's
Badminton
Club
keenlv
ehni.(
affsi,
thr,C
compleUd
iU
1935-37
badminton
out.
15-11.
7-15,
15-1.
I
,
,
,
.
.
.......
I
R.1al.t
hill
rl..r.r.
...Ill
1.1.
r.
Petersen
ana
Ned
Tobey
de-j
,
.
'
iH"'"s
iaRC
.
feated
Roy
Franks
and
E.
Meadows
P
ght
To
dfecide
,he
fee
ll-15.
15-10.
15-9
to
win
th
eond
ha"
nnera
in
the
Intel
-
doubles.
mediate
and
Ladies'
League
re
in
the
ladles'
doubles
Miss
Elsie
?ect,ve,y'
,
tn.e
thians
and
Davis
and
Mrs.
O.
Young
won
from'':100'?.
,ana
.,?e
""e""
and
Miss
Muriel
Vance
and
Mrs.
F
M
.J18.
W1'1
Kht.
1.1
DavLs
15-9.
15-3,
and
Miss
E.
Davis
S
Sen'?r.
lj!ue'
Umhe
&
won
from
Miss
Evie
Rivett
in
the
7,
7u
u
i
.
ine.
l,rot'
ladles'
singles
11-5,
11-1.
Saturday
Scores
Chicago,
2;
Toronto,
3.
Rangers,
0;
Canadleris,
1.
Sunday
Score
Montreal,
6;
Ahierlcdns,
4.
Boston,
I;
Detroit,
2.
Pacific
Coast
Vancouver,-5;
Spokane,
4.
SPORT
CHAT
lu
iur
me
Kny
tiiumpionsnip
anu
.the
right
to
renresent
Prlnro
uoriTV
orADFO
IKupert
in
the
Northern
Ilritish
nuCfwCr
iLUKti
jColumbia
Championship
play-offs.
Office
of
Old
I
I.
City
Ten
Pin
Bowls
League
Foi
rth
and
Final
Rlock
of
Season
Commenced
With
Taxi
Men
And
Printers
Winning
The
fouHh
blofk
nt
fi
at.
-
-
-
.z
VJfcJ
(Ten
Pin
Ix-ague
also
started
off
:
yesterday
with
Six
Fix
TnvS
Hr..
P:i
iY
T'
fating
Armour
Salvage
Co.
and
UlAlCCUin
UieS,'
1
nnlers
w,nn'iB
"
over
Moose
by
.Major
b'fjyly
itociifort
fturied"
Vancouver
Willi
Military
Honors
Vancouver..
March
Canadian
Scottish.
Held
up
Chinaman;
liot
Niiiety
VANCOUVER,
March
Death
List
On
Saskatchewan
Reserve
High
PRINCE
ALBERT,
March
15:-
rpVA
.
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....
I.
11.1
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.
.
.
..
fuheral
took
place
here
on
Satur-
Gurvich
scores
of
three
games
to
nil
n
each
case.
High
average
scorei
"jwas
Kill
Schriaberg
of
Six
Fivt
jTuxie
with
105,
1
Thu
individual
'm-nre
were
!
follow"
'
15:
The'
Aldihni
i
uupr
wiui
military
nonors
01
Major
Armour
D'Oyly
Rochfort,
well
knowh
local
F.
Comad'in-'i
ex-service
man,
who
lost
a
leg
J
Comadin-t
'
overseas
during
the
Great
War
Asemisne,,
while
serving
with
the
Sixteenth'
Total
,.
r.5
TA71-
Jov
Scott
VyIllb
Schriabe.-.;
15:-Fouri
t
I
r.-
men
held
un
a
Chinaman
at
tiio'
t;.i
corner
of
Hastings
and
Heallev!
t;',"'
Streets
in
the
east
end
of
Vancou-
'
ver
Saturday
evening.
All
they
got
,MorriR
'"'
"
'
was
DOC.
All
four
were
later
nr.
'
?,rr'"on
'V
nil
ich
'
Foster
.Oiindnrion
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IMMNTfikS-
lt.
Franks
'
Ross
McCnllum
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Clccone
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list
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2nd
KM
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130
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725
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140
110
140
201
130
772
2nd
127
142
127
80
13!l
024
2nd
143
151
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100
137
3rd
147
130
12?
102
18?
3rd
10.-.
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R1C
3r!
143
131
122
187
145
731
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fluenza.
nneumflnln
ntirt
mnio.
olal
S00
701
858
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1
:
two
Indian
Reserves
some
two!
RUnhy
IS
POSTi()?iEn
hundred
miles
north
of
Prince
A1-'
LONDON,
March
15:-The
Intfef-
onS,
,
i
h
arC
Ud
as
lhe
Satddy
between
Ireland
and
ep
demlc
is
by
no
means
ended
as
Wales
was
postponed
until
April
i
yei-
ow,nS
M
unfavdrable
weather.
.
Mrs.
Foster
WillaH
Ahd
her
sister,
t
nw7rr7..
Miss
Doris
J'S
T,'
March
I5-CP)
Simpson,
arrived
in
the
city
bh
tne
Catala
last
even
hi
l',Lilc.H,nl"
a
?oM''owo.l
from
Vahcbuvef.
V?
I
Tl
el(i,
aH
a"11,t?11
Afii-
land
fcana
Irial
hi
rr,d
ui
5iVuc?
rtlr
the
flglittlig
Pet-
l.the
best
place
to
stop.
'
atloZ
'
From
the
Waterfront
!i
Hslibct
HoaU
Clear
I
For
tlroeind
Catala
Back
in
Service
After
Annnal
Over-
haul
Furl
her
halibat
boats
clarini:
jOTer
the
-ek
-end-end
and
up
to
Boon
today
for
I
be
batibot
rrounds
include
the
Signal,
Capt
Paddy
Ivsrson.
oTodie;
(apt.
Pete
VoM;
Pafr
or
JaHrt:
Capt
A.
PeteWHl;
0K
CjJnt.
Axel
Dlsi;
Pro-fHty
A..
Cajit.
A.
C
Chrteiian:
YMffir
t.
CiM.
liar'
jMd
grMtt;
ffffftn&f.
blni
t
UybltfTB;
UNotne.
Cap!
Deft
fieppsrd;
THmip.
ca.
Sarii
iibtt&an;
Vera
Beatrice.
Cajif.
Sliiirlltr
Pft;
a
Mart!;
Tapt
Henry
llrtlMfl;
Mae
West.
Capi
Pete
ftoHfti:
Sallda.
Cant.
II
'Jranilalic!:
?lrtHW.
(apt
J
faleHMM:
ftHtef.
Cap.
Merrill
.ilfowm;
MfrhllJe.
Capt,
Hash!
moth;
Motber
ll.
Cart
A.
Anton
Sallows;
Mlehlbo.
Capt.
Hash!
tan.
The
Mattel
I.
Capt.
Reorjft
FMtt.
and
the
White
Hope
were
flmdng
the
few
local
M
to
2
bWtt
which
had
not
left
up
to
today.
Returnmr
to
Service
after
havihe
been
off
fdr
the
nasi
three
wteM
undergoing
annual
overhaul
al
Vancouver
ih
the
course
of
which
certain
improvements
were
made
to
the
vessel.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt
James
Findlay,
arrived
in
port
at
6:45
last
evening
and
sailed
at
8
p.m.
for
Port
Simpson.!
Stewart,
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
Is
scheduled
to
return
here
Tuesday
southbound.
Most
notable
Improvement
to
the
Catala
was
the
installation
of
new
and
attractive
seating
arranee-
ments
of
the
latest
streamline
tte-
sigri
In
the
forward
saloon
on
the
main
deck.
Coming
out
of
Vancouver
lhe
Catala
had
a
large
number
df
loggers
for
camps
oh
the
lower
coast
which
are
reopening.
The
halibut
boat
Prosperity
A.,
Capt
A.
C.
Christiansen,
was
in
port
over
the
week-end
enroute
from
Vancouver
to
the
halibut
banks
on
its
first
trip
of
the
season.
The
Salida,
another
Vancouver
boat,
was
also
here
over
the
week-end.
WHR.V
AWi
lJL'S
AWFUL
CAPK
TOWN,
March
Iff:
.CP)
Alf
Padgham.
Rritlsf.
a
quiet
humorist.
Speaking
of
Wf
South
African
lour
he
told
an
interviewer:
"I'm
hot
,nfnr,
,
ay.
as
a
golfer
said
to
me
on
n
imilar
occasion
"'t)h,
'
wfe'vi
olayed
an
awful
lot
of
golf
on
ir
1
wfu
I
lot
rf
courses.
'
"
The
MbrrilngAfferTakihi
Garters
Lilile
LiverPHIs
Fresh
Local
Raw
Artel
I'hsU'iiriotj
Mjj(
VALENTIN
HAIRY
f'lihNK
57
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVEUYUOOY
Satisfaction
Ouaranleed
FAMOUS
FD.SON
Al
ltl'.RTA
.,
.
...
COAL
ItUl.KI.LY
VALLEY
CoAl
VANCOUVKIt
ISLANij
COAl.
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
COMPANY
PlIONE:
58
Ind
558
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zareli:
Propfp-lbr
"A
ll'oiNlE
AWAY
FROM
IlOMK"
Rates
$1.00
up
'50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
28,1,
I'.p,
0x
,9fl
GOVERNMENT
OPERATING
IIEDLEY
AMALGAMATED"
VICTORIA,
Maren
is
Mines,
will
take
over
the
op-
V
til
the
value
of
the
ore
can
be
determined
in
the
course
br
the
present
probe
into
com-
pany
affairs,
it
was
announced
satorday
following
a
confer-
ence
of
G.
L
Fraser.
Vancou-
ver
barrister,
who
is
conduct-
in?
the
investlgaUon,
witH
f
Hon.
George
Pearson,
minis-
f
ter
of
mines,
and
tibh.
Gbrtibri
Sidan.
attorney
general.
R.
H.
Stewart
Vahcouf
er
mining
engineer,
appointed
some
days
ago'
td
assist
Mr
Frasef
In
the
IhfesilgatlOh.
will
be
in
trrirge
of
the
mine.
I
4
liEKF
PRftfeS
HttM
VANCbUVER,
March
15:-Beef
oricei
ebntlnne
firm
bh
the
Van-
buter
mafet
with
MeerS
at
.75c
'
ieliers
at
Cc
and
cowi
at
Vit.
Monda;.
?
Weather
Forecast
'Furnished
t&roug:
3ji
Dominion
Uettu
...
The
i
cit
U
compiled
iroo.
British
Columbia
goremment;
fbour
peitoa
ending
s
v
through
the
Department
01
gamated
Gold
Mines
Ltd.
un
General
Synop?:-
rising
over
the
rain
reported
in
P
and
the
West
i'i.a-ver
I
eland.
Prince
Rupert
!
erate
shifting
win.,
and
mild
with
hot.
Queen
Charlotte
east
antf
solrlh
wi-
.1
and
ffiild
Sith
fain
West.
Coast
11
and
Moderate
.,
east
winds,
cloud-.
Hcasional
rain.
r
it
;-
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-1nrt)
Vt...
FOR
THE
kinmce
A
CONFECTION
AMrt
PROTECTION
IN
ONE
Pleasant,
Soothing
10d4
BAPC0
lit
Qootl
fiaiht
lasts
Ibfigef.
Wheh
you
use
Rapco
Pure
Paint
ypu
can
bfc
surfe
that
your
property
is
bea-iti-rieil
aMtl
protefcted
fbr
a
long
tiilie
to
come,
SHINfiOLEEN
for
roofs
is
equally
high
grade
and
equally
lasting.
Sold
by:
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
GO.
LTD.
9
AM.
to
C
Saturday
9
A.M.
to
8
r.M.
Elio
Moving
S
A.LE
Another
good
value
oh
BLANKETS
All
Wool
Silver
(cy,
size
mm
Sale
Pricfc
$6.50
Silver
King
A
splendid
blanket
Sale
1rice
$7.50
Silver
Tip
1110
Percent
Wool
Hiaiihi'ts
Said
Price
$900
pair
Point
Blankets
Color
Scarlet
iinfl
ttrttti
I
Iint,
Size
72x1)0
Salb
Price
$15.75
D.
Exceptional
Values
Chesterfield
Suite
Sale
i'ricc
$74.50
and
$83.50
Aiuitliel-
flood
Vnluo
Folding
Rectal
Bridge
Sets
Said
Irfcc
$14.50
AfuHlier
(lood
Value
Spring
Filled
MATTRESS
Siilc
Price
$16.75
and
$19.75
ELIO
FURNITORE
EXCHANGE
Prince
Rupdrt,
tt.C.