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SS7
(Estab.
1908)
THIRD
AVENUE
What
of
Spain?
Several
months
ago
we
expressed
the
opinion
that
the
insurgents
would
win
in
Spain
and
the
country
would
come
under
fascist
domination.
Then
came
the
unofficial
intervention
of
other
countries.
From
Russia
and
France
came
troops
which
bolstered
up
the
flagging
zeal
of
the
government
and
the
other
side
was
strengthened
by
troops
from
Portugal,
Italy
and
Germany.
This
has
kept
the
civil
war
going
and
has
made
it
almost
an
international
war.
Already
something
like
two-thirds
of
Spain
is
now
in
the
hands
of
the
fascist
forces
but
the
loyalists
are
fighting
fiercely
to
retain
their
hold
on
the
other
third
and
to
push
forward
here
and
there
in
counter-attacks
against
the
enemy.
It
is
one
of
the
most
nornble
civil
wars
in
nis-tory.
Recruits
for
one
side
or
the
other
have
come
from
many
countries,
including
Canada.
Possibly
the
result
will
be
a
stalemate.
At
any
rate
there
seems
to
be
little
present
likelihood
of
a
breakdown
on
either
side.
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From
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up
We
are
Chart
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for
Northern
B.C.
and
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a
complete
stock
of
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essential
Charts
for
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North
Pacific
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Charts
Corrected
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1937
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Port
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1927
Cape
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1.65
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Hydrographlc
Charts-Canadian
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Charts
and
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Trawlers
and
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Guide,
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Rules
of
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Road
Dividers
Parallel
Rules
Course
Finders
Free
Tide
Tables
S
PO
RT
SCYTHIANS
FINALS
IN
BEATREG'T
BADMINTON
Earn
Right
to
!Play-Off
With
Moose
C.N.
K.
A.
Club
Tournament
Ex-
'For
Second
Half
Honors
'In
Intermediate
Hoop
League
Scythians
defeated
Regiment
in
play
off
with
Moose
to
decide
second
half
honors.
In
the
Senior
League
game
last
night
Moose
won
over
Lambie
&
Stone
62
to
31.
High
School
won
a
close
Ladies'
League
game
from
Annette's
18
to
17
while,
in
the
Junior
League,
Junior
Moose
defeated
High
School
33
to
23.
Further
Play
In
Badminton
Games
played
last
evening
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
championship
tournament
'resulted
as
follows:
Men's
Singles
Percy
Mcintosh
beat
George
Mitchell,
15-8,
15-5.
Percy
Mcintosh
beat
Jack
Mc-
Rae,
15-7,
15-9.
Ladies'
Doubles
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Frances
Cross
beat
Dorothy
Macdonald
and
Ceridwen
Morgan,
15-9,
15-11.
Ladies'
Singles
Margaret
McKay
beat
LucilJf
Brooksbank,
11-9,
14-11.
Caroline
Mitchell
beat
Mollte
Lawrence,
11-3,
11-9.
Bessie
Thompson
beat
Margaret
McKay,
5-ir,
13-11,
11-4.
Frazer
Hotel,
the
only
steam
heated
hotel
in
Portland
Canal,
3ittiated
at
Hyder.
B.C.
(tf)
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SWEET
THE
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BjjgajYS
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Market
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lb.
Prime
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Not
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lb.
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Pot
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ibs.,
:
Sirloin
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per
lb
Round
Steak
3
lbs
Sirloin
Steak
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lb
Hamburger
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lbs
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Boned
&
Rolled
Shoulder
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lb.
Veal
Chops
2
lbs
Veal
Steak
per
lb.
,
I'OHK
Slifoulder
Poik
Roast
per
lb
Leg
of
Pork
per
lb
(Loin
of
Pork
'
per
lb
Fresh
Side
Pork
4'
lbs
;
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POULTRY
Roasting.
Chicken
.
per
,
i
Frying
Chicken
Milk
per
lb.
Fresh,
Turkeys
per
lb.
20c
15c
16c
50c
18c
50c
20c
25c
25c
$1.00
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fed
20c
35c
20c
15c
20c
20c
50c
25c
30
c
28c
:pecUil
to
He
Finished
At
Week-end
The
annual
games
of
the
Can
the
Intermediate
Basketball
adian
National
"Recreation
Associ-League
last
night
by
a
score
of
41
ation
Badminton
'Club
-are
rapidlj
to
30.
thus
earning
the
right
to
!
progressing
towards
the
flnalr
which
it
is
expcited
to
play
over
the
week-end.
In
the
men's
singles
P.
Mcintosh
defeated
Otto
Young
15-4,
15-4
and
F.
M.
Davis
defeated
J.
Gibson
18-16,
15-2
in
the
first
round.
In
the
-second
round
P.
Mclnt03h
'de-!
feated
Roy
Franks
18-14,
15-1
ano
F.
M.
Davis
defeated
P.
Petersen
15-9,
15-9.
In
ladies'
singles
Miss
Thclwa
Davis
defeated
Mrs.
R.
Gibson
11-6,
11-6,
and
Miss
Elsie
Davis
won
from
Miss
Gwen
Palmer
11-4
11-7
and
subsequently
from
Miss
Muriel
Vance
11-5,
11-4,
thereby
advancing
to
the
finals.
!
In
the
ladies'
doubles
Miss
E
Davis
and
Mrs.
O.
Young
won
from
Mrs.
W.
Miller
and
Miss
Evia
Rlvett
15-10,
15-10.
Mrs.
R.
Gibson
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Stamford
won
from
Miss
Gwen
Palmer
and
Miss
A
Turgeon
15-4,
17-14.
In
the
second
round
Miss
E
Davis
and
Mrs,
O,
Young
defeated
Mrs.
R.
Gibson
and
Mrs.
W.
L
Stamford
15-5,
15-10,
while
Mrs.
F.
M.
Davis
and
Miss
Muriel
Vance
and
E.
Meadows
took
the
measure
of
W.
L.
Stamford
and
J.
Davis
With
A
SMirP
Of
17-14
1S.11
nhlla
finnls
by
winning
from
F.
M.
Davis
and
A.
Burbank
who
had
drawn
a
bye
with
a
.score
of
10-15,
"15-9,
18-15.
In
the
first
round
of
the
mixed
doubles
Mrs.
and
W.
L.
Stamford
lost
to
Miss
Sheila
Stuart
and
P
Mcintosh
15-11,
14-17
and
15-9
Miss
Elsie
Davies
and
A.
Burbank
Davis
and
and
Mrs.
Younz
defeated
Tho!
:
Davis
and
Ned
Tobev
15-12
's.l
12
In
the
second
round
Miss
Sheila!
I
ni
a.
.K
'
joiu.irL
ana
v.
Mcintosh
beat
Mrs.'
Gibson
and
E.
Meadows
15-8.
is.n'
Miss
Elsie
Davis
and
A.
Burbank
won
from
Miss
A.
Turgeon
and
F.l
Rash
15-1,
15-3,
Miss
Gwen
PalmeM
and
J.
Davis
won
from
Mrs.
and'
F.
M.
DavLs
15-10,
9-15,
18-15,
Rupert
Motors
Win
in
Bowling
Rupert
Motors
defeated
Biological
Station
thrne
games
to
nil
in
the
Commercial
Bowling
Leaeue
last
night
High
average
scorer
fori
tne
evening
was
Johnny
Saunders
with
199.
Individual
scoring:
MU,
STATION
1st
Carter
Cade
.120
Pugsley
,..,129
Stamford
ioo
jSundcrland
144
Handicap
.
io7
Total
;74o
RUP.
MOTORS
1st
Taylor
147
Herman
..
.
us
Saunders
..25
Houston
"
i3o
Robertson
145
I
Handicap
8
I
Total
....795
The
league
standing:
j
W.
I
Rupert
Butchers
7
Rupert
Motors
w.
c
IMcMeekln's
.
5
Balllnger's
1ZZ.......4
Gyro
Club
Blologl-ial
Station
4
Don't
forget
when
vlsiUne
Port
land
Canal
that
th'e
Frazer
Hotel
Is
Uie
best
place
to
stop,
(tf)
The
Letter
Box
IIOSPITAL
SITUATION
Editor,
uaily
News.
Will
you
allow
me
space
to
make
around
the
offer
of
the
Sisters
of
St.
Ann
and
its
subsequent
with
i'drawal.
The
Intent
of
this
letter
is
to
dispel,
.If
possible,
the
distrust,
bitterness,
acrimony
and
Intolerance
inseparable
from
'discussions
of
4hls
kind.
They
are
regrettable
but
inescapable.
There
are
many
Sisterhoods
in
the
Catholic
Church.
Some
nurse
the
sick,
others
care
for
tile
blind,
others
"succor
and
help
the
way-
.....
11
1
1
1
n
mini.
Hmlr
rn
rf
Ionia
r
jorlty
in
this
city.
J
BlshOD
Bunoz
can.
if
he
wishes
to
do
so,
lift
this
matter
clear
'out
the
realm
of
religious
contro-
.
...
I
f
.
.
t
r
P.
Mcintosh
and
Malcolm
Wilding
.
"iy
oy
BIVinff
specmc
assurances
8-15,
15-2,
15-11
and
P
'Peterson
1
'
UlSfar
as
non-Cathollc
Pa
and
N.
Tobev
won
from
r
.Tnrmnir,
,
t!ent
a"
concerned,
the
code
of
J
and
Fred
Rush,
15-10,
15-7.
In
this
competition
Boy
Franks
and
E.
Meadows
have
advanced
to
the
ethics
laid
down
by
the
British
Columbia
Medical
Association
shall
be
the
only
code
required
In
any
Catholic
public
hospital
that
shall
be
established
In
this
city,
this
assurance
to
be
agreed
to
by
any
Sisterhood
seeking
the
support
of
public
funds.
Catholics
will
thus
be
'secured
In
their
right
to
subject
themselves
to
the
discipline
of
their
church,
and
non-Catholics
will
have
the
as-
aeieated
Miss
Elsie
Finley
end1
surance
that
their
liberty
of
r-nn-1
Palmer
and
J.
Davis
won
from
fered
with.
Miss
E.
Cavalier
and
P.
pmawi
FnrthormAro
tut
tu.
n.iu-n.
18-16.
14-17,
15-10.
Mrs.
and
F.
M
ethic
on
baDtism
KhnM
nnt
anni
won
irom
Miss
M.
Vance
f
non-nathnlirc
anH
thif
a
.
Woods
15-4.
15-9.
and
Mr
circumstances
shall
the
Catholic
consent
or
the
parents.
That
a
proportionate
number
of
non-Catholic
graduate
nurses
shali
be
Dermanentlv
employed
on
the
u
'
7
active
staff,
the
number
to
;be
"
tMnM..
r.f
r,
rwrrt
tin
nr
f
.AAHArnmd
111
the
number
of
beds.
That
the
condition
demanding
a
monopoly
of
hospitalization
for
''-
'
suspicion,
liberty,
and
even
elementary
nu-man
rights!
are
being
stamped
un-
erfol
.dteUto
.
it
be-
vocation,
all,
without
exception,
,?
i.
hooves
m
rtAtfot
Kntii
both
rnTrlle
Catholics
and
ailn
'firm-
non
are
bound'
by
th
most
solemn
vows
to
enhance
the
prestige
and
extend
the
influence
of
the
Catholic
Church.
The
Medical
Association
of
British
Columbia
is
a
body
of
honorable
men,
some
600
In
number,
whose
skill
in
medical
and
surgical
practice
cannot
be
gainsaid.
They
have
drawn
up
a
code
of
ethics
in
medical
and
surgical
practice
that
Is
in
strict
conformity
with
the
laws
of
Canada.
Their
code
of
ethics
Is
accepted
in
every
non-Catholic
hospital
in
British
Columbia.
The
Sisters
of
St.
Ann
Insist,
as
a
condition
to
any
doctor
practising,
either
on
the
active
staff
or
as
a
visiting
physician
in
their
hospitals,
that
he
or
she
shall
sign
and
agree
to
abide
by
their
own
rules
and
regulations.
Certain
of
these
i
Catholic
ethics
are
of
a
dlstlnc-
i
tlvely
denominational
character.
(I
have
a
copy
of
these
rules
and
regulations
before
me
as
I
write).
I
No
natholif
nppH
fppl
nntmopH
n
nnley
and
'
by
the
statement
that
some
of
Miss
Sheila
Stuart
9-15.
18-15
and
,,,-
mthnlin
etMn
o
n.
ta-(.
In
the
men's
doubles
R.
Franks
Of
Catholics
to
stand
together
'In
'defence
each
of
the
others'
right
to
freedom
of
conscience
and
freedom
to
worship
In
'his
'own
'peculiar
and
particular
manner.
With
this
controversy
out
of
the
way,
the
citizens
can
'then
dispassionately
consider
whether
it
Is
'in
the
public
Interest
to
turn
over
to
the
Catholic
Church
the
assets
of
the
present
hospital'.
As
to
the
fire
hazard,
may!
suggest
that
until
a
new
hospital
is
built,
some
o'f
the
extra
men
that
are
to
be
taken
on
to
the
staff
at
the
fire
hall
be
detailed
to
the
protection
of
the
present
'hospital
structure.
Thank
you,
sir.
JOHN
MORAN.
ix
mi:
r
ItDMi:
COI
ICT
Of
it
it
1
1
IS
II
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MI1IA
IX
l'IIOItTK
llir
Mailer
iif
flir
Kulatr
nt
IMrr-e
Olalzil.i.
Urrrasril
Nollrr
lo
Crrlltor
anil
Itflitnrx
Take
aoUce
thut
ton
'LeMm
Probate
d3te4
the
4th
idar
csf
January,
1037
;
was
appointed
ol
exc-utor
of
the
estate
of
Pierre
"Otolla.
dwt)d.
lat
of
Prince
nuptrt.
-British
Columbia.
nd
all
partln
having
claim
against
U
ceptable
to
the
non-Catholic
ma-nteh
xtn
mmo
trvptriy
verified
to
m
on
or
befr?
the
30th
of
April
1937.
arc
all
parl
ndbtl
-Jo
the
eald
estate
are
required
tc
pay
the
amount
of
the!r
'Mftterliu?
to
me
forthwith.
Diilecl
th
'lllh
day
of
March.
;I837
THBO
COLLART.
Prince
Rupert.
D.
C
CHURCH
Fiiday,
March
t2,
ltn
The
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
civs
t
Its
Its
regular
regular
monthly
monthly
mtw
meeting
..
t.
J
:
rite
of
baptism
be
performed
on
a
at
child
of
non-Catholic
parents
(
night
In
the
Masonic
Temple
de.
without
the
knowledge
and
free
elded
to
hold
a
dance
on
April
for
the
benefit
of
the
Shrine
Crin
pled
Children's
Hospital.
The
vj,'
fng
was.
presided
over
by
Fra.nl
v
Davies,
the
President,
and
th
was'
a
good
attendance
of
mem.
bars
IV-TIIK
wITHRMI
Oi
l
.
Mill
1
'''"Ml
l
I'lionvn:
In
(In-
Miittrr
"'
I
'
Al'liiilr,l,
sincerely
believe
that
Should
'the
ah.i
Sisters
of
St.
Ann
or
any
other
,"'
M"
m!XX
"'
community
oi
nursing
sistera
accn
im
r
mat
ny
om.
r
to
come
herVa
m'drVfriendly
feel-tf
h
?
u
puU:s
m
"f
hu
idtli
lntl
in
these
days,
wnen
religious
'z
-r
r-r
niw
and
oil
navi!i:.
.i,,!,,.
nr"
h,
rh..
qiilretl
to
(urnWi
ssme,
pr
pfrlv
vorifui
to
me
on
or
berore
the
son,
h,v
rt
April
1037
ad
all
parti.
Uhm.xA
t
;hc
'Bmtp
4re
ruimj
t
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f:lhwlUl.
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a,
watt
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AUm
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