EASTER
FOOTWEAR
We
have
just
received
the
largest
range
of
Ladies'
Fine
Shoes
in
the
very
latest
designs
,
and
styles.
Priced
to
suit
every
purse.
Ne
Shipment
of
HARTTS
and
FOOT
PRESERVER
Shoes
for.
men
Your
Inspection
is
cordially
invited
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
tf
EDITORIAL
The
Resurrection
People
who
refuse
to
believe
in
the
resurrection
are
not
gardeners.
The
gardener
sees
the
plants
grow,
come
to
bloom,
die
down,
hide
beneath
the
snow
in
winter
and
in
the
spring
shoot
forth
again
and
again
come
to
flower.
Other
plants
which
seem
to
die
in
the
fall,
leave
seeds
which
spring
to
life
with
the
coming
of
the
warm
weather.
Easter
celebrates
the
ancient
Goddess
of
Spring,
the
deity
that
had
special
care
of
the
resurrection
of
the
plants
in
the
gardens
and
fields.
This
resurrection
was
symbolical
of
the
resurrection
of
Jesus,
the
Christ,
which
Christians
celebrate
tomorrow.
WELL
KNOWN
COUPLE
T.
W.
Hall,
inspector
of
schools,
sailed.
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
to
attend
the
convention
of
the
Rri-tish
Columbia
Teachers'
Federation.
He
will
also
pay
a
visit
to
Victoria.
WED'
AT
SIMPSON
An
interesting
wedding
took,
place
at
7:30
Thursday
evening
at'
PORT
SIMPSON,
March
27:.
the
deanery,
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
Ser
Gibson,
dean
of
St.
Andrew's
Ang-jior
and
Intermediate
basketball
lican
Cathedral,
officiating,
when
teams
scored
victories
over
vis't
Miss
Dorothy
(Dolly)
Dungate,
se-jing
squads
from
Metlakatla
hen
cond
daughter
of
George
Dungate
this
week.
The
home
team,
com
and
the
late
Mrs.
Dungate,
became
pletely
out-classed
the
visitors
in
the
bride
of
Frederick
Lawrence
the
senior
game
42
to
8
but
tin
Wesch,
eldest
son
of
the
late
P.
w.
intermediate
match
was
verj
Wesch
and
Mrs.
Wesch.
It
was.
a'closely
contested,
ending
in
c
quiet
ceremony
in
the
presence
df
"cre
of
27
to
20.
Roth
were
clear,
a
few
relatives
and
friends.
Mrs.fJroe''-
Fred
Dingwell
was
matron
of
honor
I
0r
their
arrival
and
durinf
and
Fred
Cameron
was
grooms-
(their
stay
in
Port
Simpson,
tht
man.
The
bride
was
given
in
mar-Petlakat,a
payers
were
guesls
of
riage
by
her
father.
!tne
,ocaI
club
and
its
captain
Later
there
e
was
a
reception
atUavid
Musgrave.
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.'
Fredf
The
individual
results
were
a
Dingwell
following
which
thefnws:
happy
couple
sailed
for
Seattle
and
Senior
Game
elsewhere
In
the
south
for
a
honey-,
.
"lakatla
A.
Prevost,
3;
J.
moon
trip.
On
their
return
here
Atuck,and-
2
,D-
Prevost.
3;
H
they
will
reside
on
Summit
Avenue.
,
T
;
Lei,fhton
F-
Leask;
Both
bride
and
groom
are
well!
I,
8-known
and
DODular
and
will
have!-.
1
.S'PRon
G.
Wesley,
14;
hearty
congratulations
of
many
friends.
T
McKay:
20:
It.
M.itlW.
George
White,
2;
C.
Ross,
2;
total.
42.
Intermediate
Game
Mellakatla
II.
Leask;
A
Leighton,
4;
F.
Robinson;
nob
Nelson;
D.
Leighton,
7;
II.
Leigh-ton,
C;
R.
Robinson,
3;
total,
20.
Port
Simpson
S.
Spencer,
10:
l.
Jichay,
4;
J.
Wesley,
2;
W
Cooper.
11:
K.
Scott!
I.
Pnl
iiuuci.
swraiu
ncaieaif.,
uennts;
total,
27
rooms.
Hyder,
B.Cn
near
the
Stew-)
Rob
Hughes
r
e
f
e
r
e
e
d
thr;
art
dock.
(tf)
i
games
"Hett'i
tht
best
'he-man'
tmok
lltei,
"RIgM!
A
cigQiefla
without
any
fancy
frills
a
Swttt
Copl"
SWEET,
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
Tht
fmthl
farm
in
whith
tobacco
cairbt
nnoktd"janctt
III
CHANGE
OF
ous
PROGRAMS
Double
Rills
to
be
F.are;ely
Eliminated
at
Capitol
Theatre
Start-.
fni;
Xext
.Month
Comiwiwlng
next
month,
tlU-re.
The
April
bookings,
announced
as
follows,
show
an
exceptionally
strong
list
of
attractions:
March
31-ApriI
1
Georpre
Ar-Ifss
in
"Man
of
Affairs."
April
2
and
3
Shirley
Temple
in
"Dimples."
April
5
and
0
Orace
Moore
in
"When
You're
in
Love."
April
7
and
8
.Joel
McCrea,
Francis
Farmer
and
Edward
Ar-
nold
in
"Come
and
Oct
It.'.'
April
9
and
10
Joan
Crawford,
William
Powell
and
Robert
Montgomery
in
"The
I-ast
of
Mrs
Cheney."
April
12
and
IS
Cladys
George
and
Arline
Judge
in
"Valiant
i
the
Word
for
Carrie"
and
Hosccc
Karns
in
"Clarence."
April
14
and
15
Rotary
Club
stage
show
"II.
M.
S.
Pinafore."
April
1C
and
17
Freddie
Bar
tholomew.
Ian
Hunter
and
Jackit
Cooper
in
"The
Devil
is
a
Sissy."
April
19
and
20
Rosalind
Rus
sel
and
John
Holes
in
"Craitr's
Wife"
and
Jean
Arthur
and
Joel
McCrea
in
"Adventure
in
Manhattan."
April
21
and
22
Dionne
Quin
tuplets
and
Jean
Herscholt
in
"Reunion."
April
2
and
21
Errol
Flynr.
and:.
Anita
Louise
in
"Oreen
Light."
April
2C
and
27
Janet
Gaynor
Loretta
Young,
Simon
Simone
anj
Constance
Rennetl
in
"Ladies
in
Love"
and
the
Jones
Family
In
'Rack
to
Nature."
COMMERCIAL
BOWLS
PLAY
Mc.Meckin's
and
Rioligical
Station
Winners
of
Thursday
Night's
Fixtures
McMeekin's
defeated
Rallinger's
three
games
ton
il
and
Biological
Station
won
over
Gyro
Cub
two
gmes
to
.one
in
the
Commercial
Rowling
League
Thursday
night
High
average
scorer
was
Vic
Houston
of
McMeekin's
with
168
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
McMEEKIN'S
1st
2nd
3rd
Menzies
135
150
134
Armstrong
130
154
140
Houston
146.
180
178
McMeekin
124
129
PI
MfUiOd
141
123
218
Handicap
.....58
58
,8
Total
,.734
800
819
RALLINGER'S
1st
2nd
Hutter
138
1G0
Smith
.141
127
Hijou
87
117
West
125
121
Kiishedc
105
100
Handicap
.'.
23
23
Total
GCRO
CLUR
lat
2nd
Hajagno
140
151
Rulger
171
131
Large
101
127
Morris
Ul
101
Koaf
153
135
Handicap
13
13
Total
785
718
'
BIO.
STATION
1st
2nd
Cade
134
100
Carter
13,7
139
I'ugsley
150
127
Stamford
99
132
Sunderland.
1.43,
120
Handicap
128
128
3rd
100
141
143
210
132
23
.07Q
0-18
800
3rd
159
100
153
178
138
13
807
3rd
U8
81
lr
147
117
123
Total
791
812
799
The
league
standing:
W.
L.
p.
Rupert
Motor
11
7
11
Rallinger's
10-11
10
Rupert
Butchers
10
8
10
McMeekin's
9
G
Rioligical
Station
....
8
10
Gyro
Club
0
0
THE
DAILY
NEWS
i
!
LOCALS
WIN
HOOP
TITLE
I
BY
DOWNING
PAFEli
TOWN
tContinuea
worn
Ms
!
was
clopp
with
Rupert
bavin?
slight
hi
points.
TliVii
th
locals
started
ftoting
and
n
heir
lead
to
2tVll
at
the
re-
period.
The
second
imtf
ras
fsf
will
he
a
change
0r
I'Wam.
.
nfMn
.'aMi3(Uyi.ig
policy
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
rrerr
'
niWfll.
,,,.
in,i,iir.,
..
ir
it
is
announced
by
Manager
I).
(J.!
desperately
t,v
catch
up
tint!
Borland,
whereby
single
hi"?
w
the
local
were,
plaving
champion
j
predominate.
This
policy
W.lsh,
b;,
dnA
nevcr
(H(,
,lHr
p.
bring
back
tht,
straight
two
hour
lls
t.om?
wUhill
tveve!
show
cqnsistpig
of
one
feature
;nojnts
picture
and
variety
short
sub-
Tk.
i.i
jecis.
uounie
iiipins
t
iraiure,
,jja(jon
nowever,
win
not
ie
"one
away
with
entirely
as
they
still
to
sonie.
Two
or
three
rioiil
"II
1
1
,
F
1.1
.ihqvfPft
nice
cm
nP,Plih'.
an
"on"
night
with'
all
th?1
le
'
"I
!--
in
plrtytitf?
form
and
every-
PMWraii
mm.
inwiw,
K,dy
8aring
a
few
baskets
in
the
n.n
ear,,
mono.
ne
orvr
.
,
ij(t
A,ex
Wa,
f
po
cy,
Managare
IkrIandl.evesiI(H,al
,
amI,
.nu,e
weru
nut.
will
materially
slrenpthe-n
the
e-
gtand,nr
for
thc
vsilorR
Thp
f(r.
tertainment
value
of
all
programs
m11.
.....
and
give
satisfaction
to
the
vari-
,,...
il5.
'
it,
preferences.
fw
Ocean
Vaiu
r:.-il.-.ml..r
o.
slmrunn
.1
Hiiua
10
Raker,
1;
Walters,
11;
2;
total,
35.
Prince
Riiicrl
Smith,
2;
MaePliee,
Mclx-au;
Williams,,
Johnson
(
1;
LindsJty.
;
9;
Ratchford,
1ft;
Amey;
Mbrgan
i
0;
Sliles,
10;
Stalker.
5;
toUtl
J
52:
i
Intermediate
League
Although
defeated
by
a
25
to
18
score
by
the
Moose,
the
Scy-'
thians
took
the
intermediate
thampionship
as
they
had
pr-
;
viously
won
the
opening
icame
of
.
the
paly-off
series
by
10
points,
thu
takinir
tho
round
T-A
In
.11
'
The
game
was
somewhat
ruu
?eil
in
the
first
half
which
was
-lose
throughout,
with
both
teams
.hecking
hard.
The
score
was
9-Gi
for
the
Scythians
at
the
breather
j
The
second
half
saw
the
Moo?,
ilaying
smoothly
and
soon
pull-j
ing
ahead
while
the
Scythianij
were
losing
control
of
the
game.
Uusoy
and
Iiar
were
playing
a
line
game
for
Ihe
Antlered
Herd,
who
came
within
four
points
of
hold
their
opponents
down
and
were
lucky
to
-come
through
with
i
couple
of
baskets
in
the
dying
moments
of
Ihe
gitme
to
cinch
thc
cup.
Moose
Greor,
fi;
Cromp;
Uusoy,
9;
Hale,
4;
Holkestad;
Kby;
Lear,
G;
total,
25.
Scythians
Reynon,
(1;
Houston,
2;
Montesano,
2;
Gillis;
Mur-ray,
1;
Currie;
Campbell,
2;
Le-tourneau,
5;
total,
18.
Ladies'
League
Annette's
won
the
second
half
of
the
Indies'
League
Thursday
night
when
they
defeated
the
High
School
quintetle
by
a
single
point
1G
to
15.
The
game
w'as
as
thrilling
3
it
was
close
when
the
Mannequins
came
from
behind
in
the
last
few
minute
to
squeeze
through
with
;i
win
after
the
Students
hat!
run
Annette's
Wilson.G;
E.
Dick
ens;
v.
Dickens,
4;
Morris.
3:
P,
Dickens,
2;
Ratchford,
1;
total,
1.0.
High
School
Ellison,
2;
McLeod,
9;
Davis;
Rlaine,
4";
Arney;
Robertson;
total,
15.
Referees
Comadina
and
Skinner.
Scorer
Joe
Antonelli.
Reporter
Mike
Montesano,
IS
THE
NITKKMK
f'OL'KT
OP
llltlTISH
C'OU'MIHA
IV
I'ROIHTF.
In
III
Matter
of
the
"AflmlnMrallon
Act"
And
In
tlic
Matter
of
the
r:.Hr
of
l;mlrl
Slrgailj,
Drrraseil
ism
naiire
uiat
by
ordn
of
hlt
'lU1"1,
Jung
i-lMwr
Utj
Ui
lotn
rUy
of
March
1937.
I
appointed
Admin
1st
ra.
tor
of
the
EnUa.lt-
of
Danll
megavjg,
rcwd,
UAe
of
Port
Edwari,
.-
.in
mi
jjoruefl
naving
cialmn
agabvrt
the
said
EnUto
ore
hereby
re.
quired
to
firrnWi
munc,
properly
verlftca
to
m
on
or
betar
ihe
.int.h
Aprtl
1937
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
"
mwh
are
requtred
to
pay
the
r""""
"l
lnT
indeDiedne
to
me
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator
,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
Iml
the
11th
day
of
March
1937,
IX
TIIK
M'PKI'.MR
COfKT
OF
MUTISM
COLI'.MiilA
IX
I'HOIitTI-
ln
the
Matter
of
the
Kttar
of
Pierre
Olalrnla.
I)ea.eil
Nutlre
to
CreilltoM
aud
llrbtors
.
Taice
nonce
tlmt
Le.ters
Probate
dated
the
4th
day
of
January,
1937
I
appointed
sole
executor
of
the
e
tate
of
Pierre
OUlaolo,
tleceaewd,
late
of
Prlnc
Ruperl,
Brttuu
Columbia,
and
aU
parties
having
claims
against
the
"aid
ewtate
are
herohv
miulrnl
'
In
fur.
nhh
the
same
properly
verified
to
wk!
on
or
before
the
30th
of
April
1937,
rd,
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
-
ale
required
to
pay
the
amount
of'
thr
-IlKtebtednen
to
me
forthwith,
8
iuea
ine
um
day
of
MaXch,
1937
rt
niBO
COLMRT,
Prlnoe
Rupert,
B.
C,
A
Dental
Nurse
says
"WRIGLEY'S
GUM
IS
CERTAINLY
A
MARVELLOUS
AID
TO
MASTICATION.
IN
OUR
WORK,
WE
RECOMMEND
THE
USE
OF
WRIGUEY'S
TO
OUR
DENTAL
PATIENTS
NATURE
SAYS
CHEW!
Modern
soft
foodi
do
not
provide
enough
chewing
eierclse
...
Dentists,
doctors,
and
nurses
throughout
Canada
recommend
Wrlftley's
gum
as
an
excellent
way
to
exercise
teeth
and
gums.
Its
regular
use,
especially
by
children,
helps
keep
teeth
strong
and
white.
Paintinf
it,
Rnrat
watrr
colour,
64
Unit,
and
brush,
In
contrnlrnt
metal
container
.for
wrapper
'-7
save:
this
for
reference,
no
catalogue
printed
Slngla
tKk
wrapper
nt
acceptable
PRL.MIKR
IS
OPTIMISTIC
(Continued
irom
rae
1:
lieved
the
young
folks
would
derive
much
benefit
from
this.
j
The
Premier
mentioned
that
before
leaving
the
south
he
had
given
he
chamnionshin'
when
thev
led'
instructions
to
proceed
at
once
with'
at
23
to
11
with
10
minutes
to
go.
the
establishment
of
an
ore
samp-
,
The
Scythians
fought
hard
to'
1U1S
piant
in
prince
Rupert.
The
delay
in
getting
started
was
that
they
had
to
secure
Information
be-,
fore
going
ahead.
Representations
had
been
made
from
this
city
and
from
Stewart
against
the
estab-j
lishlng
of
this
plant
but
the
gov-j
ernmerit
felt
tt
was
a
move
in
the
right
direction
and
they
were
go-'
ing
ahead
with
it.
j
.
Unemployment
Concluding,
the
speaker
men-'
'
tioned
that
the
many
public
works
would
diminish
unemployment
almost
to
a
point
where
the
unem-'
ployed
were
only
the
unemploy-f
able.
The
attitude
of
the
public
In
this
matter
of
unemployment
had
changed
of
late
years
and
he
was
In
full
accord
with
it.
No
longer
were
the
unemployable
expected
to
rustle
for
themselves
or
be
a
charge
on
their
friends
or
relatives.
It
was
recognized
that
it
up
a
lead
of
12
to
7
in
the
fintiwas
thc
duty
of
ihe
state
to
look
half.
Wilson,
and
Pebbles
Dickens
after
thr;e
neonle
were
doing
Ihe
damage
for
tr
Winners
while
McLeod
took
most
of
the
honors
for
the
7th
Avenue
girls
.
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