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careful
what
kind
of
jshoes
you
buy
.
.
the
new
"streamlined"
fashions
lead
right
down
to
the
feet!
Of
course,
quality-made
shoes
cost
a
little
more,
but
you
get
so
much
more.
In
style,
comfort
and,
fitting
qualities.
See
the
Onyx
models
before
ypu.jdecide
the
shoe
question.
Just
One
of
the
Styles
In
Black
or
Brown
Kid
Where
Most
People
Trade
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AMILY
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PIIONEt-357
Estab.
19081
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Defences
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DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
February
2,
193.
The
G.
C.
F.
members
in
the
Canadian
House
of
Commons
have
decided
to
oppose
the
government
policy
6i
defence.
This
means
that
they
believe
in
peace
at
anv
price.
If
ah
enemy
attacks
Canada
they
would
allow
them
to
loot
our
coast
towns,
enforce
settlement
by
,the,ir
,nar
tionals,
take
.dyer
-the
.administration
of
.aff
airs
and
make
Canada
a
colony
of
some
alien
race;
That
policy
may.be
all
right
for
the
C.
C.
Ft
but
British
people
in
this
country
will
not
agree
w.itti
.then;,
and
will
support
Premier
.Mackenzie
King,
jyir.
Bennett
or
;any
other
leader
w,ho
will
place
the
country
in
a
position
where
it
can
deiend
itself
against
attacks.
It
is
a
curious
fact
that
the
same
people
yho
believe
Russia
is
right
in
defending
herself
againgt
possible
attack,
are
the
people
who
belieye
Canada
should
take
nd
steps
to
defend
herself.
The
Canadian
people
will
easily
see
through
these
tactics.
-The
Communists
in
.this
country
are
openly
in
favor
of
Using
violence
against
the
constituted
authority
in
order
to
obtain
the
administration
and
force
on
Canada
a
dictatorship
of
a
few
people
who
are
opposed
to
.our
pre-
sent
liberty.
The
C.
C.
r
.
do
not
propose
to
use
violence
inv
less
it
becomes
necessary.
These
sort
of
people
are
natur
ally
opposed
to
defences
or
the
establishment
of
armed
forces
in
the
country
so
that
they
may
the
more
easily,
if
thought
necessary,
force
out
of
power
any
party
or
group
opposed
to
their
theories.
It
is
to
their
interests
to
keep
the
countiy
undefended.
We
are
glad
the
C.
C.
F.
has
shown
its
hand
in
this
mat
ter
so
that
the
people
of
Canada
may
realize
the
position
and
be
prepared.
For
ourselves
we
are
strongly
in
favor
of
a
policv
of
defence
and
we
hope
the
government
will
continue
its
present
policy
and
so
improve
the
defences
of
the
country
that
no
enemy
would
consider
the
possU
bility
of
attacking
us.
The
price
of
peace
is
a
strong
defence.
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ENGINEERS
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THNQLOGICAL
INSTITUTE
offers
correspondence
training
leading
i'to
all
typfes
of
professional
examinations
for
engin-.
eer&
Some
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triumphs
of
T.
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,tralned
tralne
graduates:
First
Place-rrlnst,
Clvjl
jmgineers,
Assoc.
members
examinations,
Baylis
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Civil'
Engineers;
Honorable
Mentlon-!-Inst.
Mech.
Engrs.,
Assoc.
members
exam.
Five
First
Places
Royal
Aeronautical
.Society,
associate
members.
Piss
Prqentager,98,-
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attention
advanced
to
Boafd
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Trade
(Ordinary
and
Motor)
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The
Dally
News.
CHURCH
HAD
GOODYEAR
Presbyterians
in
Annual
Congregational
Meeting,
Last
Night
The
annual
congregatjona.l
roeet-j
F1
lng
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
H
Y"v"fY
I
1
1
1
P.
Y"l
li
A
4
I
r
ns
ip1ri
Inef.
pipnlnir
In
f
hf
I
1
V
V
JL
JLVZkVX-i
church
hall,
Rev.
pr.
J.
W.
Stevenson
presiding.
The
reports
presented
by
the
various
departments
and
organizations
of
the
church
showed
that
the
past
year
had
been
one
of
fruitful
achieyements
arid
.
encouraging
progress.
Reports
were
presented
as
follows:
Session
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill.
Budget
Committee
Samuel
Mas-
sey.
,
i
Board
of
Managers
C.
G.
Ham,
secretary.
Women's
Auxiliary
Mrs.
R.
Cameron
for
Mrs.
W.
L.
secretary
and
Mrs.
J.
treasurer.
Women's
Missionary
Mrs.
H.
Calderwood.
Sandlson,
G.
Steen,
i
Society-
Sunday
School
John
E.
Davey
lor
Arthur
Davey,
secretary
and
E
J.
Smith,
.treasurer.
Westvlew
Sunday
School
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart
for
Miss
Sheila
Stuart,
superintendent.
Senior
Choir
and
Junior
Choir-
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith.
Financial
Statement
H.
M.
Foote,
congregational
treasurer;
elaborated
upon
by
W.
M.
Black-stock,
chairman,
board
of
managers.
Election
Of
Officers
The
election
of
officers,
for
1931
.asulted
as
follows:
Congregational
Secretary,
W.
W.
C.'OJieill.
Congregational
Treasurer,
H.
M.
Foote.
Board
of
Managers
N.
A.
Watt,
J.
A,
Teng
and
H.
Calderwood,
I
with
P.
Lakle,
S.
E.
Parker,
W.
1
Coates,
W.
L.
Sandlson,
D.
Taylor,
J.
Hadden,
C
O.
Ham,
con
tinuing).
Trustees
Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson,
G.
R.
Naden.
Aupltor
w.
D.
Vance.
Thf
meeting
expressed
appreclar
Hon
bf
the
kindness
and
courtesy
of
Major
Laycock.
and
.Capt.
Robertson
of'
the
Salvation'
Army
and
of
P.'Hi
Linzey
and
W.
W.C.
O'Neill
who
.took
'charge
of
the
Sabbath
services
during
the
absence
of
Rev,
W.
D.
Grant
Holllngworth.
Thanks
were
also
accorded
to
the
chair,
for:
special
services-
during
this
period.
The
Pastoral
Staff
A
policy
of
extension
work
hav
ing
been
undertaken
by
the
Pres
byterian
Church
In
Canada
is
an
important
forward
movement
and,
to
take
a
leading
part
in
this
work,
the
congregatidn
has
granted
Rev.
Iloilingworth
a
year's
leave
of
ab
sence.
Thp
congregation
felt
that
It
had
been
very
fortunate
in
securing
as
minister
Rev.
Dr.
J.
W.
Stevenson,
'who
has
an
exceptionally
fine
.scholastic
record
and
comes
highly
recommended
as
a
preacher
and
minister.
With
continued
loyal
and
lactive
support
the
church
looks
forward
with
steadfast
faith
and
auiet
confidence.
Votes
of
thanks
were
tendered
to
all
those
who
had
assisted
in
any
way
in
church
work,
to
the
pastor
and
io
the.
auditor,
and
.to
the
la
dles
of
the
congregation
for
their
work
generally
as
well
as
for
the
preparation
and
serving
of
tea
and
refreshments
at
the
;cose
of
.the
meeting.
.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Henry
Clhson
of
Kltkatia
was
a
visitor
ih
town
yesterday
with
his
boat
Collison,
having
on
board
a
party
of
ten
other
villagers.
xney
arrived
Sunday
and
wer
prevented
from
leaving
Monday
on
ineir
return
nome
but
got
away
early
this
morning.
Those
on
board
the
Collison
besides
Mr.
Col
llson
are'
Johnny
NeLson,
Mr.
ind
wrs.
Eacue
Clifton,
Mr,
and
Mrs
Eidie
Ridley,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jona
than
.Hill,
Matthias
Shaw,
Arthur
Hill
and
Robert
lllil.
union
steamer
Cafcala,
Capt
J,
Flnd'ay,
returned
to
port
at
8s3Q
this
morninj?
from1
Ste:vart,
Anyox
and
other
northern
oointa
fm
eaued
at
1:30
this
afternoon
ror
yancpuver
land
waypolnti
I
Capt.
Flndlay
is
.back
in
command
.of
,the
Catila
alter
having
been
I
off
for
a1
couple
of
imonths
on
account
of
'being
unwell.
sport
TIGHTENED
Lambie
&
Stone
Defeated
(.rottn
31
to
25
Last
Night
The
second
half
of
the
Senioi
Basketball
League
was
tightened
up
last
evening
when
Lambie
and
Stone
won
from
the
Grotto
by
a
score
of
31
to
25.
The
Clothiers
started
fast
and
took
the
lead
after
three
minutes
of
play
but
they
could
not
hold
it,
score
was
27
to
15
The
Regiment
took
an
early
point
lead
at
the
start
but
the
Moose
overtook
them
before
thei
"irst
half
ended
to
lead
13
to
12.
After
the
Interval
the
Moose
oulied
away
and
were
never
again
headed.
Husoy
and
Greer
were
high
scorers
for
the
winners.
:
Individual
scores:
Regiment
Davis
(4),
Allen,
Tbbey
(6),
Miller,
F,
Comadina
m.'Nelson
(3),
Gillies;
total,
15.
Moose
Greer
(10)
Husoy
(12),
Eby,
Hale
(3),
Ritchie,
Erickson
(2)
;
.tatal.
27.
Junior
League
The
opener
proved
,to
be
a
on-rided
match
with
the
Boy
Scouts
smothering
Seal
Cove
by
a
24
to
B
score.
The
first
half
was
close
with
Seal
Oove
holding
their
own
but,
after
the
rest
period,
the
Scouts
broke
through
their
opponents'
de
score
was
10
to
5
for
the
Scouts,
Boy
Scouts
Montesano
(10),
Eastman
(2),
.Lundqulst
(8),
Stor-rie
(4),
Grimble,
Lindseth,
Barton;
total,
24.
Seal
Cove
Rystaad
(4),
McCou-
verr
Dalzell,
A,
MacDonald
(1),
Ritchie
(1),
Geary
(2);
total.
8.
Referees
were
the
Comadina
brothers';
timekeeper
Joe
Anton
-elli,
and
reporter
Mike
Montesano.
LEAGUE
STANDING
Senior
League
W.
Moose
3
"
Lambie
&
Stone
2
Grotto
2
Intermediate
League
Moose
5
Scythians
.
l
Regiment
...0
Ben's
News
Stand
0
Ladies'
League
Grottettes
4
Annette's
l
High
School
1
Junior
League
Scouts
,
4
High
School
2
Moose
l
Seal
Sove
0
TOO
COLD
P,
6
Roaf
....i..:..
Handicap
'
4i
4
'10
2
0
0
TO
PLAY
Wintry
.Weather
Makes
Necessary
Suspension
of
Pacific
Coast
jliockey
Play
VANCOUVER,
F.e'b.
2:
(CPi
Owing
to
snow
and
cpld
weather
conditions,
play
In
ijlhe
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
Leagifc
has
been
suspended
IndefuUtely.
It
is
so
wintry'
the
spectators
will
not
turn
out.
The
.league
-standing
to
.date:
W,
,D.
L.
F.
A..P,
Portlartd
,13
5
p
.61
48
31
Vancouver
ip
8,
9
72.61
28
'
Oakland
9
7
11
52
62
25
Seattle
:..A.10'
4
13
63
77
24
REPULSED
Australia
is
Still
in
Fight
In
Fourth
Test
Cricket
Match
AJ
Adelaide
ADELAIDE,
Aust.,
Feb.
2:
(CP)
Captain
Don
Bradman
mastered
England's
attack
In
the
fourth
cricket
test
match
today,
scoring
174
not
out
to
put
Australia,
on
top
at
the
end
of
the
fourth
day's
play.
when
piay
ciosea,
me
Anupo
the
Tobacconists
coming
from
be-riMns
had
341
runs
for
four
wlc
hind
to
trail
13
.to
12
at
thejketsln
the
"second
InninEs'
for
i
breather.
Grotto
started
the
second
half
with
a
few
quick
baskets
to
take
a
six
point
lead
but
the
Clothiers'
forward
line
was
clicking
and
they
tied
the
score,
at
24'
all.
At
this
ooirtt
the
game,
became
faster
with
the
Lambie
and
Stone
crew
again
lead
of
299
runs.
Commercial
oullLng
ahead)
with
a
six
point
'Rupert
Motors
and
Butchers
Win
ead.
With
three
minutes
to
go,
ners
on
Monday
Night
tiie
winners
began
a
stall-passing
time
that
held
ch3
Grotto
in
-heck
until
the
final
whistle.
Individual
scoring:
Lambie
and
Stone
Santerbane
(4),
Johnson
(2),
Domlnato
(13),
'.lndsay.
(12),
Murray;
total,
31.
Grotto
MacPhee
(11),
Ratch-
''ord
(4),
Morgan
(8),
Houston,
Husoy,
Stalker,
Smith
(2);
total,
25.
Intermediate
League
Moose
again
took
a
clae-check-
Meekln's
three
games
to
nil
ias,
night
In
the
.Commercial
Bpwllnk
League
while
Prince
Rupert
Butch
ers
won
two
games
to
one
oyer
Gyro
Club.
Joe
Jack
.of
Prince
Rupert
Butchers
was
high
average
scorer
with
173.
Individual
scoring:
GYRO
CLUB
1st
Baiagno
154
ng
win
in
ths
Intermediate
'riiiir
iK4
Tame
this
time
at
the
expense
of
i
Large'
109
lhe
long-suffering
Regiment.
Final
i
Morris
99
Armstrong
McLepd
'..
Handicap
.135
.
2
Total
.!.
653
P.
R.
BUTCHERS
1st
A.
A'iaila
139
Ross
141
Strachatv.
113
L.
Asitorla
154
Jack
185
Handiccp
12
'
Total"
-J.WhiV
R.
MOTQRS
1st
Taylor,
154
Saunders
.142
Herman,
.130
Houston
i'67.
McKay
126
lianiicajp
20
Total
739
McIEEKIN'S
1st
Menzies
136
McMeekln
124
fence
to
sceore
at
will.
Half
time
l
Hibbard
155
115.
-154
..'16
2nd
176
119
144
148
131
'2
720
2nd
153
154
105
128
151
ue
Rupert
Motors
defeated
Mc-
12
703'
2nd,
152
165
J72
159
122
20
790,
2nd
118.
125
178
121
147
16
3rd
127
158
140
154
157
2
Hibernians
738
3rd
154
150
135
111
183
;2
745
3r?
141
210
177,
179
165
20
.892
3ixt
161
126
175
130
131
"16
Total
7Q0.
705
739
Th?
league
standing
to
date:
W.
L.
Ballinger's
.20
7
McMfekin's
17
10
Rupsrt
Motors
12
12
Rupsrt
Butchers
il
19
Gyro
Club
'.
lb
14
Biological
Station
.'
8
16
SHEFFIELD
CITY
GARDEN
SHEFFIELD,
Eng.,
Feb.
2:
(CP)
Alqerman
J,
G;
Graves,
well
known
Sheffield
benefactor;-.
bM
given,
a
plot
of
400
square
yards
of
vacant
"land
in
ithe
heart
dff
the
city
to-be
transformed
Into
ja
fea-den.
Bridge
Iicajjic
1
v
.'
February
57-gons
.of
x6rwajf
ysl.
Musketeers;
Braokman
ti
ker
vs.
Canadian
National
Recreation
As-.
soclation;
Prince
Rupert
Dairy.
,vs.
Canadian
liegion;
Jlamblers
vs.
Grotto.
February
127-jCanadian
fiftt'onal
Recreation
Association
vs.
Sons
of
Norway;
Brackman
&
JKer
ys.
.Musketeers;
Prince
Rupert.
Dairy
vs.
Orotto;
Ramblers
vs.
Canadian
I
Legion.
W.
L.
P.
Musketeers
22
14
22
Ramblers
22.
14
22
Grotto
,22
,14
:22
Sons
of
-Norway
18
'
18
18
Brakman
it
Ker
...,17
J9
17
Canadian
Legion
16
20
16
C.
N.
R:
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BAIN
COMPANY
LTD.
Bain
Bids.
Bay
St.
Terwnto
Beat
Alloa
Score
of
5
to
2
Today
in
Frst
!
Round
Scottish
Football
Cup
Game
!
GLASGOW,
Feb.
2:
(CP)
Play-ling
at
horns,
Alloa,
Second
.Division
club,
was
defeated
5
to
2
by
Hibernians
of
the
First
Division
in
the
first
round'
qt
the
Scottish
Football
Cup
today.
.
In
the
English
Football
league
i
Grimsby
Tpwn
and
Blrmmgnam
played
a
one-all
draw.
SPORT
CHAT
Weather
conditions
were
Ideal
on
Synday
for
the
Sons
of
Norway
nnniml
ski
race
In
which
John
Fi'ed'helm
won
the
.event
for
meni
under
32
years
oi
age
ana
uun
1.
.
..
.
net
I
nar
Selvlg
mat
lor
men
over
A
lai'ge
crowd
was
assembled
at
the
hall
arui
along
Ui,e
streets
asi
the.
ski'leis
'stajted
out
on
the
six-1
teen
mile
course
which
was
laid!
from
the
Oddfellows
Hall
out
the
Kaicn
Island
Highway
to
Galloway
Rapids
bridge
and
back.
All
eight
contestants
linishea
tnv
iard
course
except
O.
M,
Lean
of
Ketchikan
who
had
the
misfortune
to
b;
misled
and
took
the
w'ron?
road.
As
the
skilers.
came
In
from
the
trail
ithsy
were
served
welcome
refreshments
pioyided
by
jthe
Jadies.
H.
HeJland
was
in
charge
of
the
etartin?.
J.
storsem
and
R.
Hundeide
acted
as
time-,
keepers.
J.
Martin
and
H,
Rens-'
void
were
watchmen
at
te
bridge.
Mrs.
Florence
Fa'rnes,
mother
of
Kenneth
Farnes,
Essex
fast
bowler!
touring"
with
the
M.
C.
C.
In
South'
Africa,
was
killed
in
a
motor
acci
dent
near
Mayfield,
Sussex.
(
Women
tennis
players
of
St.
Patrick's
club
at
Camperdown,
Australia,
must
Play
,n
presses
of
reasonable
length,
not
shorts,
and
now
they
are
arguing
what
is
a
'reasonable
Jeng.th."
Displaylng.ji
fine.
brand,
of.
rug-!
ger
at
JRlchmond,
Eng,
English
and)
Scottish
public
schoolboys
drew!
9-9
.hy
their
annual
fixture
recently.
I
T.
Weston,
noted
English
jockey
who
,went
to
South
Africa
to
ridel
jsir
Abe
Bailey's
horses,
developed
.serious
throat
trouble
and
was,
ordered
to
hospital
at
Johannesburg
to
have
his
tonsils
remo.ved.
Tuesday,
February
2,
1037
SPECIAL
PRICE
On
Custom
Tailor-Made
SUITS
$38.50
Kedjiced
Jo
$3,0
From
Jan.
J2
ip.
FeK
J?
This
Is
lowest
price
ever
charged
for
these
suits
M.T.M5B
Third
Avenue
Next
to
M.
M.
Stephens
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
jyiilk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
57
FREE
TROUSERS
Free
trousers
or
10
discount
tyr
Suit
r
Overcoat
of
House
of
Ilobberlln
clothes
during
the
month
of
January
only,
ard
10
discount
offered
on
House
of
Stone
Clothes.
Quality,
Style,
Fit,
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
LING
-
The
Tailor
8i7
Second
Ave.
Phone
GI9
TRAPPERS!
Attention!
Don't
sell
your
furs
until
you
sec
Frank
Lockwood
P.
O.
Rox
200
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarclli
Proprietor
"A
HOME
,.VAY
FROM
HOME"
Itatrs
51.00
up
60
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
riione
281
P.C
Box
196
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
January
Clearance
Sale
m
Barrymore
Carpets
5
IJarrymprc
Carpets,
lx7
.
.$11.50,
$13.50,
12.50
,
Harrymorc
Gariids,
,(Jx9
.
.
.$28.50,
$2(5.50,
$25.00
liHarrymorc
Carpet,
9x12
S
10.50
?
Il.arryinQ.nc
.Carpets,
9x0,
each
$31.50
These
arc
only
a
few
of
the
carpets
,v;c
hayc
in
stocU.
A
wide
assortment
of
,the
latest
jnitterns
are
now
pn
hanO.
W.p
appreciate
your
inspection.
Phone
775
Prince
Uupert,
I5.C.
MURESCO
HURESC0
Phone
311
Musesco's
popularity
rests
ori
its
soft
beautiful
finish,
its
economy,
its
sanitary
qualities,!
and
Its
ease
of
-
appjlcaUpn,
Trlpol
Tn,t
,'ii
.,-
nan
aim
r
'tlpn,
ceiling
dccorK-,
7j5c
package
40c
pacliajre
MURESCO
puts
fcwnom:
in
Walls
and
Ceilings
A
RICH
PUT
FINISH
'Ihtt
witt
hot
rub
'off,
crack,
ehip.orpttl
Kd
in
Tmfs'ind
White
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HARDWARE
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