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TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
July
2,
1937
lnui
Introductory
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is
a
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Oxford?
in
black
and
brown
calf,
welted
soles.
Vitally
fresh
designs
and
guaranteed
absolutely
dependable
wearing
qualities.
Five
styles
to
choose
from.
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value
$5.00.
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store
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EDITION
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Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
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Hyst
Wednesday,
June
30,
1937
erical
Condition
Russia's
Weakness
,
It
has
been
suggested
that
Russia's
weakness
is
her
internal
divisions.
With
many
of
her
best
leaders
removed
because
of
their
lack
of
sympathy
with
the
present
governing
power,
there
is
bound
to
be
a
loss
of
national
inspiration
in
the
army
which
may
prove
fatal
in
case
of
a
clash
with
a
foreign
power.
No
one
can
doubt
that
the
rank
and
file
of
the
army
must
have
a
great
deal
of
sympathy
with
their
old,
tried
and
trusted
officers.
Our
Language
The
average
person
does
not
use
mariv
words
but
uses
them
often.
Some
people
get
along
nicely
with
about
five-hundred
or
less.
People
who
are
widely
read
usually
'manage
to
use
a
thousand
to
fifteen
hundred
but
good
"writers,
real
literary
men,
use
a
good
many
more.
j
Some
words
are
very
much
overworked.
One
who
has
studied
the
subject
says
that
children
and
shop
girls
use
"okay"
much
more
often
than
they
should.
People
who
are
in
close
touch
with
Hollywood
use
the
words
"terrific"
and
"lousy."
People
connected
with
the
advertising
business
overwork
the
word
"contact."
In
society
the
word
"definitely"
is
heard
much
too
often.
Broadway
is
the
place
where
you
hear
"gal."
Tradesmen
get
offensively
monotonous
with
the
word
"racket."
Interior
decorators
are
very
fond
of
the
world
"swell."
Columnists
and
other
commentators
have
a
fondness
for
"impact"
while
stockbrokers
olay
too
much
with
the
word
"hdney."
People
of
education
and
charm
are
those
who
avoid
these
words
that
are
overworked
to
such
an
extent
as
to
become
almost
vulgar.
i
Possibly
the
best
rule
to
follow
is
to
Use
the
word
best
suited
to
the
occasion
but
not
to
use
it
too
often.
Even
a!
vulgar
word
is
sometimes
useful.
The
language
is
rich
in
words
but
the
people
who
use
them
do
not
realize
the,
riches
they
miss
when
they
fail
to
make
use
of
them.
Trend
of
Music
!
Said
Classical
SAINT
JOHN,
N.B.,
July
2:
(CP)
"The
trenc
of
music
today
Is
back
to
the
classical,"
Walter
S.
Clapperton,
professor
of
music
at
McGNl
University,
said
when
he
visited
Saint
John
to
examine
students
taking
JlcOill
course!1
in
music.
"The
radio,
has
brought
music
into
the
homes
of
everybody
and
it
Is
there
for
people
lo
take
advantage
of,
a
great
multitude
of
whom
have
done
so.
Radio
listeners
can
procure
scores,
if
they
wish,
and
beside
their
radios
they
pan
1
i
atari
1
rwl
nvi'tl7n
n
a
novel
WHIFFLETS
Prom
the
Waterfront
With
a
list
of
upwards
of
171
round
trip
tourists
in
addition
to
a
number
of
local
people
and
passengers
proceeding
east
from
here
by
train,
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
Neil
McLean,
ar-,
rived
in
port
at
J:30
Wednesday
af-
before'.
Rlveir
for
Ketchikan
Furthermore,
more
people
are
interested
m
this
type
01
music
today
than
are
g.enerallj
given
credil
for."
foiK
music
exists
in
let;
H.
Mortensen,
Queen
Charlotte:
.1.
Cvr
V.innnvoP'
Ktr
ovirl
MUTUAL
UNDERSTANDING
(Continued
rrom
pace
on.
for
a
most
terrible
conflict."
The.
were
views
with
which
Capt.
II.
dano
said
he
concurred.
In
clc
:lr:
he
quoted
from
a
Dally
News
ec
torial
stressing
the
necessity
ot
International
goodwill.
This
was
something
which
he
hoped
organizations
such
as
the
Oyro
Club
would
endeavor
to
promote.
Olof
Hanson
Olof
Hanson,
'
in
his
remarks,
de-
ternoon
from
Vancouver,
Powell
.nlwf
thnt
nmlnlnn
ttnvprn
River,
and
Ocean
Falls
and
sailed
ment
was
endeavorlng
to
create
ln.
at
5
p.m.
for
Skagway
and
other
ternatlonal
wlll,
malnta,n
Alaska
points
whence
she
will
re-
e
and
t
trade
lth
tu
rn
here
Mondaj
r
southbound.
The
lnaUons.
AU
wre
aware
of
the
Prince
Rupert
had
been
delayed
by
strides
th
t
the
j
natlon
loading
a
circus
outfit
at
Powell
,,,,
i
u..
mean?
of
such
visitations
as
that
.
of
the
Kaiwo
Maru
should
help
to
t
turning
souin
auer
a
special-
promots
goodwill,
peace
and
trade,
ly
scheduled
cruise
to
Alaska
Th,
!,,,,.
wprp
3fl
tnrinst.ri.
New
which
took
.In
a
number
of
points
neoaie
trvine
to
eat
alone.
He
Brunswick,
said
Prof.
Clapperton
tnm
ordinarily
included
on
the
hoped
that
the
captain
of
the
"Even
now
ono
of
our
associates,
time-tables;
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Prin-
Kaiwo
Maru,
on'
his
return
to
Ja-
l'rot.
w.
J.
Smith,
of
l-retlencton,
on-inout,
uapi.
wuuam
rai-
palli
wouid
make
a
favorable
report
is
busily
engaged
in
seeking
tnis.
uruvea
uere
ui
0
ocjock
wea-
on
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
as
a
in
tne
summer
he
will
visit
inc,"eauay
auernoon
irom
me
norm
result
0f
which
there
would
be'
lumber
camps
to
learn
the
tunes
ana
sanea
at
9
p.m.
for
Vancouver,
mutual
benefits,
of
the
lumbermen
throughout
th.ijThe
vessel
had
in
all
219
passen-
Dr.
Brocklesby.
ln
his
lntroduc-province
and
also
visit
the
coun-
gers.
Two
disembarked
here.
tory
remarks,
made
reference
tb
try
folk."
J"'7"
"
the
accomplishments
of
Japanese
Having
among
her
passengers
in
the
field
of
science.
Visits
such
nOTEL
ARRIVALS
Royal
ren
Scott
and
Meth
Davies,
city;
J.
Watklns,
T.
Johnson
and
J.
Me-Intyre,
Port
Edward;
J.
Dowe.
Ex-
stew;
Thomas
Young,
Arrandale.
Prince
Rupert
Mr
onrf
Mrc
M
R
WllU-lmc
T?A.
;
quite
a
large
party
of
tourists
who
as
that
-of
Kaiwo
Maru
should
as-
win
transter
to
tne
steamer
Prince
lst
ln
the
seeing
.of
each:
others
George
today
to
make
the
round
viewpoints
the
better.
He
hoped
E.
A.
Hutton
and
Winifred
Hut-..trP
to.
Anyox,
Stewart
and
thence
the
stay
of
the
ship's
company
in
ton,
Ketchikan;
J.
Arseneau,
War-
10
Vancouver
baturaay
evening,
C.
Prince
Rupert
would
be
entirely
N.
K.
steamer
Prince
Charles,
Capt.
pleasant.
Jamas'
Wa',u'arrlved
in
port
at
7
.o'clock
yesterday
mornlne
from
Government
Agent
Norman
A,
UI1U
U.
til
M
11IIUII1U)
VV
I
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j
.
"r"
jgina;
Douglas
Whyte
and
H.
E.
ilurn
soutr
over
tne
same
route.
iGoulbourn,
Victoria;
Edith
M.
$5.00
Both
well,
Mannvllle,
Alta.;
E.
A.
,10
Stanger,
Montreal;
T.
A.
Wood,
T.
9.00
Kaye
and
W.
Gaetz,
Vancouver;
I
Mrs.
E.
Pongs
and
daughter,
Mas-3
qq
sett;
W,
E.
Walker,
Naas;
Mrs.
M.
1
Brown,
Port
Clements;
H.
B.
Birch,
Hazelton;
A.
P.
Smith,
Winnipeg;
u.
u.
uurnam,
simmers;
j.
j.
aoy-ann,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
T.
Gilbank,
Covlna,
Cal.
Central
The
world
seems
to
be
in
an
hysterical
condition
just
son
p-
Hudson
M-
Haapaia,
Mrs.
largely
as
a
result
of
the
growing
menace
of
compe-
fML
Vancouver"
the
Queen
Charlotte
Watt
,sft
on
tnls
morning's
train
Islands.
The
vessel
will
sail
Satur-
for
a
trlP
to
Lakelse
Lake.
day
night
at
10
o'clock
on
her
re-
Union,
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
John
Boden,
is
due
ln
port
at
11:30
tonight
from
the
south
and
will
sail
a
couple
of
hours
later
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
WILSONS
'i'S"?
REALLY
KILL
Stearns.
Tlntaeel:
N.
.inhnsnn
Moor
Tom
Hill,
H.
Mackenzie,
G.
John-
Westminster.
tition
in
armaments.
The
war
spirit
seems
to
have
been
Neis
cariso'n,
Lars
Larse'n
and
c!
aroused
m
a
great
many
countries
arid
only
extreme
Johnson,
city;
a.
Lepage,
Ter-calmness
on
the
part
of
leaders
will
avert
a
catastrotihe.
race:
E
B-
FoIey.
saskatoon;
0.
Russia
and
Japan
seem
to
find
it
difficult
to
keep
from
"JS
oberB'
A"
t--'0""-4.11?
fighting
each
other
and
yet
each
country
professes
to
be
SiSS
anxious
to
Keep
the
peace.
There
IS
nothing
to
indicate
Vancouver;
Mrs.
A.
Benson,
Digby
that
either
country
wishes
war
and
yet
.there
is
continual
island;
a.
Magnusson,
Pneian;
trouble
along
the
border
and
the
killing
of
citizens
of
E-
cronin.
p-
ury
and
h.
cios-either
country
by
the
other
is
bound
to
cause
trouble
Ijinirt
Harrick'
Phdan;
sooner
or
later.
r
"
'
8Kynox
In
Europe
the
situation
is
even
worse
for
the
countries
k.
izumi.
seal
cove;
w.
Lambie,
seem
to
be
trying
to
manipulate
their
opponents
into
po-
Vancouver;
a.
swanson
and
a.
?sitions
in
which
they
may
be
forced
to
fight.
Happily,
"utsen.
port
Edward;
Mr.
and
n
1
D-.'i..
1
.
.
,
11
Mrs.
J.
Burns.
Jasper:
J.
MacDon-
t
f
.
y
rea"1I"?'ner
.rmer
slnP,n
aid,
Boston;
P.
Urenzen,
Prince
Which
u-
She
1,
lost
in
the
u
hope
that
Other
nations
would
fol-
Rupert,
C
Werner,
Cumshawa
In-
iow
ner
example.
li,very
day
triat
passes
places
her
in
a
better
position
and,
the
stronger
she
is,
the
less
likely
is
there
to
be
war.
Savoy
H.
B.
Phillips,
Massett;
John
Salt,
New
Hazelton;
N.
Harris
and
E.
Wilson,
Vancouver;
A.
Lips,
Terrace;
S.
Stolyak,
Kwlnitsa.
"Rain
or
Shine"
PHONE
RossMazzei
One
pad
kills
flies
all
day
and
every
day
for
2
or
3
weeki.
3
pads
in
each
packet.
No
(praying,
no
tllckinett,
no
bad
odor.
Ak
your
DruggiM,
Grocery
or
Ceneral
Store.
10
CENTS
PER
PACKET
WHY
PAY
MORE?
THB
WILSON
Ft.Y
PAD
CO
,
U.mUmn,
Om.
35
"Day
or
Night"
TAXI
AI
French
Prompt
and
Courteous
Service
Stand
opposite
Royal
Hotel,
Third
Avenue
,
:
-C
ON
SALE
NOW
to
OCTOBER
15
Tbrae
are
example,
ol
It
KTUIt.N
fare,
from
many
H.C
cenlrro.
To
destination
rail
of
Winnipeg
fore
liilitly
lower
from
interior
point.
Your
llekel
allows
stopover
en
route!
Canadian
National
Is
the
"Jasper
I'ark"
rout.
See
llil
laraest
of
Canada's
mountain
playground
as
you
travel
east.
It
(otls
no
more!
I.Ike
a
change?
You
van
sail
."13
miles
down
the
Great
Lakes
from
I'lirlrtlnr
to
Old
Ontario
for
approtlmrftrly
f9,
more,
ineals
and
'Her'th-tiii
s'teiiutWt
Included!
Through
sleeping
ears
to
St.
Paul
if
you
go
lo
the
U.S.
Midwest.
Quirk
connections'
there'
with
the
new,
fast
trains
for
Chicago
and
Kasl.
XT'
,.
,,
,.
Loach
lonrlnt
Standard
DesUnattim
month
I
month
octoiuji
MTURN
LIMIT
rTUNLMir
RETURN
LIMIT
Winnipeg;
$17.15
131.85
$62.70
Minneapolis
48.00
57.60
72.00
Saint
l'aul
48.00
57.60
72.00
Chicago
57.
53
68.80
86.00
Toronto
75.75
92.15
108.20
Ottawa
81,10
92.55
112.15
.Montreal
87.75
96.35
117.66
Quehec.....
95.10
106.70
124.53
Saint
John
103.75
121.50
138.35
Hallfai..u
.
109.05
1315
145.40
Boston
93.75
117.05
137.50
New
York
89.73
119.30
131.50
DetroitvlaChlcago
68.75
85,90
102.40
etroll
vla'Porontol
,73.75
92.15
108.20
PRINCE
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.
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The
Triangle
Tour
$37.65
From
Any
Point
on
the
Triangle.
For
Information
Call
or
Wrltfe:
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE
528
3rd
Ave.
Prince
Rupert,.
U,
ASTE
Tv
Kellogg'
Rice
Krupies
are
extra
good
with
fruit
or
honey
added.
With
bananas.
Peaches.
Berries.
How
children
love
ill
This
ready-to-ferre,
cereal
is
to
crisp
it
actually
crackles
in
milk
or
cream.
And
there's
a
Mother
Coqie
story
on
the
back
of
every-package.
At
all
grocer.
Served
by
restaurants.
Made
by
Kellegg
in
London,
Out.
Quality
guaranteed.
PHONES
18
and
81
These
prices
In
effect
till
July
5
RICE
KRISPIES
1
I
IIUIM
I
aAI
I
i
l
f
ill
ViTM
j
P.
O.
IJOXi
575
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Fresh
Eggs--Terrace
OCp
Locals,
per'
doz.
OVt
BACONr-Emplre
OQ
per
lb.
PCHK
&
BEANS
Llbby's
l's
talis
A
Qp
XJt
2
tins
shelled
walnuts
OQn
per
lb.
RICE
PUFFS
Melpgraln
cello
pkg.
-lAp
per
pkg.
AUV
WHEAT
PUFFS
Melograln
cello
pkg,
i(o
per
pkg.
XVi
HEALTH
OATS
per
pkg.
15c
1
Large
Lutf
Flake
1
Lirebuoy
soap
9
fin
both,
for
i3j
2
Kellbgg's
All
Wheat
1
Cereal
Bowl
90
both
lor
UO
TOMAT
OES
Royal
9
7
p
Hit,
2Vs.
2
tins
FRlftf
it
SALAD
DRESSHJO
32-oz.
Jars
Oi)n
each".
.
OAL
RED
PLUMS-Malkln'3
Best
itn
25c
JELLY
POWDERS
4
pkgs.
TQMATOESNor
per
lb,
19c
19c
2
Phones
For
Your
Convenience,
Boat
and
Mail
Orders
Receive
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and
Careful
Attention
tBi.a:aiii;i:risri:siiiB:jBijt!:ix
m
win
wixinraain
1-3
m$
mr.
n
ZENITH
Washing
Machines
S
(3
II
I
First
in
Speed
1
Hcauty
I
Economy
I
Convenience
R
Zenith
washing
machines
save
hours
of
labor
every
month,
needless
wear
on
clothes
and
y
half
your
laundry
bllts
and
turn
out
cleaner,
whiter
clothes,
because
Zenith
Washers
are
equipped
with
the
exclusive
top
action
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