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a
Complete
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of
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WORKING
BOOTS
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Paris,
Greb,
Sismans
and
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.
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From
$3.50
Up
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
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Home
of
Good
Shoes
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Sunday,
by
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In
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week
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mall
to
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ot
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Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
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States,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
3.00
DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
August
11,
1937.
LIFE
INSURANCE
ADVERTISING
The
life
insurance
companies
of
Canada
have
for
years
past
banded
themselves
together
and
subscribed
to
a
fund
ior
letting
the
world
know
why
the
protection
:
they
otfer
is
desirauie
and
beneficial.
Tney
have
shown
I
by
picture
and
display
reading
matter
that
women
and
cniidren
need
protection
whicn
can
be
secured
only
by
life
insurance.
It
often
means
the
keeping
of
homes
intact,
giving
children
an
education,
the
elimination
of
fear
and,
in
many
cases,
the
accumulation
of
a
sufficient
sum
to
enable
the
insurer
to
start
in
business
or
to
live
in
com
fort
during
old
age.
j
The
money
saved
by
means
of
life
insurance
is
rein-i
teejntr
to
the
advertiser
that
the
newspaper
has
the
circu-
iaz?ar.
latibn
it
claims.
The
insurance
companies
see
the
value
of
this
and
have
chosen
only
the
audited
newspapers
to
carry
their
advertising.
They
have
to
play
safe
in
all
their
dealings,
even
in
advertising.
The
idea
of
telling
the
people
of
the
country
about
ln-'
surance
without
reference
to
any
particular
company
is!
one
of
the
co-operative
efforts
which
is
growing
through-'
out
the
country.
Recently
it
was
followed
by
the
tobacco
j
manufacturers
and
by
the
automotive
industries.
In
every
'
case
it
has
proved
of
value.
;
.
I
WORKS
PROGRESS
The
United
States
Government
recently
issued
a
report
on
its
works
program
which
has
been
carried
out
under
the
Roosevelt
administration.
It
shows
that
a
tremendous
lot
of
money
has
been
expended
in
order
to
provide
improvements
and
at
the
same
time
to
give
employment
to
the
people
of
the
country.
A
peculiarity
of
this
report
is
that
it
gives
no
infor-
;
mation
to
an
outsider
as
to
where
it
was
issued
or
to
what
country
it
refers.
Only
by
reading
the
text
can
it
be
in-
:
f
erred
that
reference
is
made
to
the
United
States
of
America
and
not
to
Canada
or
to
Great
Britain
or
any
other
English
speaking
country.
Evidently
the
compilers
of
the
volume
think
that
no
other
country
In
the
world
could
pos-
"
sibly
undertake
such
a
stupendous
task.
i
OPPOSING
AHERHART
!
f
There
is
a
strong
sentiment
developing
in
Alberta
against
Premier
Aberhart
and
his
policies.
Just
how
-
stl'6ng
the
sentiment
is
cannot
be
guaged
except
through
a
general
election.
Possibly
it
may
not
be
enough
to
bring
about
a
change
of
leadership
for
Mr.
Aberhart
is
an
astute
leader
and
he
has
kept
his
propaganda
going
continually
throughout
the
province.
If
he
can
make
the
people
of
the
province
believe
that
his
lack
of
success
is
due
to
the
opposition
of
the
big
interests
he
may
be
again
returned
to
power
but,
if
they
once
realize
the
truth
that
Aberhart
does
not
himself
know
what
he
is
doing,
there
will
be
a
tremendous
turnover
in
that
province.
In
the
mean-:
time
there
is
no
indication
that
Mr,
Aberhart
plans
an
appeal
to
the
country.
I
NEW
EMPIRE
CHAMPION
MAY
MEET
LOUIS
TO
M0UN
T
BIG
GAME
vested
by
the
companies
in
such
a
way
as
to
help
keep
the
Prominent
Pittsburg
industrial
COUntrV
nrosnerous.
i
,sts
and
Capitalists
in
Prince
y
L
I
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
was
chosen
to
carry
this
advertising
because
it
was
a
member
of
the
audit
bureau
of
circulations,
which
means
that
its
circulation
is
audited
each
year
by
an
independent
outside
auditor
who
Handsome
Bon
Foc:
d,
Sou
African
heavyweight
boM?r,
smiles
as
he
meet3
his
fiance
just
uftt-r
whipping
Jack
Peterson
three
rounds
;0
take
.the.
hjyroejt&tchanv.
pionhip
of
the
British
Emi'-ire'.
Now
cauliflower
rumor
hath
it
that
Joe
Loui.,
senj:itional
American
negro
lwwr,
may
iC')
England
for
a
bou
--ealnsr
Foord
this
winter
Enroute
will
It
u
port
Today
to
Alaska
where,
the1
until
timn
prominent
dusirialists
and
naturalists,
ar
rived
in
the'
city
on
the
Princi
Rupert
today'"
from
Vancouvc
enroute
to
Ketchikan.
They
ar
accompanied
by
their
wives.
Mr
MelIort
fc
pr?sWeBt
of
the
Alumi
num
Co.
of
America
and
is,
ir
cidentally,
af
nephew
of
Andrei
W.
Mellon,
former
Swretary
o
the
Treasury.
Mr.
Lazear
is
president
of
the
Boiler
Tub
Co.
o
speiui
late
heptem!r
America.
Also
with
tho
nnrtv
In
cpnrrh
nf
lifor
Itnmo
Cl.l
i
...
.
....
reports
to
the
advertisers.
This
is
the
only
way
of
guaran-j
Rich,,,,
k
",h
Tohn
m!
i3
X
ZZ
S?3
Pittsburg
in-
alist
in
the
mounting
of
animals
FLEET
OWNERS
TERES
MOST
ECONOMICAL
Large
fleet
owners
who
analyze
tire
costs
to
the
fraction
of
a
cent
prefer
Firestone
Tires
for
their
cost-cutting,
carefree
performance.
You,
too,
will
find
them
the
safest,
long
est-wearing
and
most
economical
for
your
car.
With
all
their
features
for
safe,
long
mileage,
Firestone
Tires
do
not
cost
one
cent
more
than
ordinary
tires.
See
the
nearest
Firestone
Dealer
and
replace
worn
tires
today.
Life
Siren
and
Coca-Cola
Cotnpaniet
are
two
of
th
many
bif
fleet
owners
which
itandar-Jize
on
Firestone.
TOURNAMENT
AT
TERRACE
Tennis
Club
in
Interior
Town
Would
Entertain
Loral
Players
TERRACE!
Aueust
11:
The
Ter-
m
I
Al..t
I.
4
i
r,
.
race
lennus
viuu
is
ujnig
iu
oi-range
a
tournament
with
the
Can
adian
National
Recreation
Association
Tennis
Club
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
idea
U
that
the
Prince
Rupert
players
may
pay
a"
visit
here
on
August
27
and
remain
a
couple
of
days.
It
Is
proposed
to
begin
the
alfair
with
a
dance
In
one
of
the
tialls
at
Terrace
-on
the
evening
of
their
arrival
and
then
play
tennis
M,
the
following
Saturday
and
per
haps
on
the
Sunday.
The
new
jourt
at
Terrace
Is
a
great
improve
ment
on
the
old
one
with
more
pace
and
a
much
better
position,
individual
Bowls
Competitions
Are
!n
Progress
Now
In
the
first
round
of
the
city
lawn
bowling
doubles
championships.
George
Wilkinson
and
Dave
Bor
land
defeated
James
Irvine
and
Percy
Tinker
Monday
night
while
Bob
James
and
Oeorg
Hill
won
ver
H.T.
.Cross
and
Harry
Birch.
Angus
Macdonald
Is
now
in
the
Inal
of
the
singles
tournament
and
will
meet
the
winner
of
Dave
Borland
vs.
George
Hill.
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
Leau
Pittsburg
6;
Chicago,
5.
Boston,
6;
New
York,
1.
Brooklyn,
7;
Philadelphia,
5.
Cincinnati;
2;
St.
IhiU,
3.
Amrxlcaa
League
Chicago,
6;
Detroit,
4.
Philadelphia,
7-6;
Washington,
15-8.
i
St.
Louis
at
Cleveland
and
New
York
at
Bostoa,
posponed
on
ac-:ount
of
rain.
Washington
42
St.
Louis
32
Philadelphia
29
67
up
Baseball
Standings
j
Including
Gaats
Up
To
Yesterday
;
National
League
Chicago
G4
36
New
York
58
42
St.
Louis
54
44
Pittsburgh
..
.:
52
Boston.........
48
Cincinnati
41
46
54
56
Brooklyn
40
57
Phlldelphla
40
62
American
League
New
York'.
;
67
29
Boston
.
57
38
Detroit
57
40
Chicago
59
43
Cleveland.
,..
43
51
54
64
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.580
.551!
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.471;
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.404
'
.392
.697
.600
.588
.578
.457
.437
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Steamship
Sailings
ror
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Mondays-SS.
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3
pis.
Tuesday
Catala
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JO
pan.
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10:30
p.m.
Sat-Ss.
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5:30
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Aug.
18-8s.
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Louise
.5:30
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A'ancouver
Sunday
ss.
Catala
4
p
m,
Monday1
ss.
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axn.
Wed.
ss.
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Rupert
Friday
s..Pr.
Louise
Ss.
Pr.
George
8s.
Pr.
Adelaide
10
a.m.l
ajn.
10
a.m.
4
p.m.
Ss.
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pjn
'
For
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and
SUwaxt
!
Sunday
ss.
Catala
p.m.'
Friday
ss.
Pr.
George
2
pjn.!
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Stewart
and
Any
ox
I
j
Tuesday-&s.
Catala
.
Jl:30
ajn.'
.
Saturday
S.
Pr.
George
.7
p.m.!
'
Fer
Naas
Kirer
ani
Fart
Simpson:
Sunday-r-5S.
Catala
-
8
pjn.j
'
From
Naas
River
ami
I'ott
Simpson
,
T-resday
ss.
Catala
.11:30
a.m.
.
For
Ocean
Falls
Monday
ss.Pr.
Rupert
3
p.m.
Friday
ia.
Prim
Adelaide
;o
p.m.
'
Saturday
ss.Pr.
George.
7
p.m.
From
Ocearr
falls
j
i
WL
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
......
to
a.m.'
Friday
ss,
Pr.
Oeorge
....
10
a.m,
Ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
4
pjn.
Ss.
Cardena
p.m.)
For
flnetn
Charlotte
Islands
j
Aug.
14
and
28
P.
Charles
)0
pjnJ
Prom
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Aug.
12
and
26
ss.
p.
Charles
ajn.'
For
Alaska-Monday
ss.
Pr,
Charlotte
.
a.m.
Ss.
Pr.
Robert
l
p.m.
Wednes.
Ss.
Pr.
Rupert
....
1
pjn.
Friday
8s,
Pr.
Louise
a.m.'
(From
Alaska
Monday
Ss,
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Rupert
....
9
ajn.j
The
Letter
Box
MAKING
H1STOHY
In
h
8
orv
mat
a
resp-.u
sible
government
has
has
dared
dared
to
to
onenly
challenge
the
banks.
Financial
:ial
Treasurer
Treasurer
Ixjw
aav?
Here
)t
is:
"It
is
rlar
from
conditions
in
f
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-;ktte
Islands--
Fresh
south
to
south-
What
they're
savin
WHIFFLED
From
the
Waterfront
Editor,
Daily
News:
With
another
capacity
u3t
0f
The
government
of
Alberta
is
.hJ...
.
j.
Ji
i
n-
ii-ii.
t
r
'
.
.
I
.
-
-i.-w.i
I.I
Ht',....
,
makin
history.
This
is
me
-
-
-
-
-
-
b
inp
vounsts.
in,k
.-tlliiCf
Pr,
Rupert,
Oapt
Neil
MuLean
.
anfoj
tfie
power
ofj;n
port
on
ilrii;
:.
lu
.,(
-
i
t
...'
.nuuh
u
n
mas
ernww!',
'
that
Alberta
can
prevail
agaiitH
the
organized
finance
of
Canada,
we
must
agree
the
attempt
shows
urpat
courage
courage
icsemb-
ling
thai
of
David
when
he
stood
to
Goliath.
What
dos
nr.
1
raock
tills
afte
ii
Aui
g.
whence
she
will
n-twm
here,
pet
Monday
morning,
.southbound,
Ualclng
her
fh
last
February,
th'
ft
about
MILLBANKS
(now
with
Cork
TIPS)
1
here
tim
K.
tc!ukn
i).
Alberta
that
those
who-
control
-ohip
Bdllnsham
u
lived
at
j
our
banks
are
either
out
of
touch
"CiocK
ycs.-raay
ar
r.oai
with
the
demands
of
the
pwple
j
liter
discharging
ivw
CatUdrf
or
they
are
deliberately
thwart-!
in
their
will.
Whatever
the
iwon,
this
state
of
affairs
must
be
chanired
forthwith
and
con-
!trol
of
policy
must
be
assumej
I
by
the
government
on
behalf
of
the
poopl
of
the
province."
I
N.
SHERWOOD.
Weather
Forecast
1
'Purni&iiod
tbroua
ti
courte
o
it
Dominion
Mrleoioloee&l
Buru
t
.Victoria
and
frlnc
Buptrt.
ltd
fore
ten
at
5
ajn.
today
and
cover
the
31
.hour
period
ending
S
pm.
unnnrrow).
Tiie
barometer
is
rising
on
the
north
coast.
iih
lith
and
one
ot
tmei
lt
transhipment
east
ovt
r
Canao:
National
Railways
m
.
:r
j
ut
6
na
ior
aeaiue.
SGuthaiund
aiur
a
spetUj
ehcduled
crui.u'
to
A.iska
ia
tortlioru
RrtU'h
C'-'imba
tata
Ith
a
full
liit
of
Unas
paai
ws,
CPJL
steamer-P:.i:e
cbi
atte,
Capt.
WUiiam
P.uiac;
jrt
at
3:li
tin.
fien:MHu
vUl
sail
at
9
p.:n
Vi.couir
west
winds,
part
r'.cudy
wllhsbn.
irs.
West
Coast
of
V
:
-
Jvcrlii-
Moderate
to
frpsli
a"i
u-L'-.i.hr
loudy
and
midei..'
urnrt
morning
fogs
1
f
M
1
V
"Why
do
you
smoke
Miinianka?'
"My
dear
Jellow,
ace
huntin'
people
tumbled
to
them
ages
ago!"
CAPILANO
ESTATES
LUTED
West
Vancouver's
Beautiful
Residential
Development
FAMOUS
GOLF
COUItSB
COMPARATIVELY
LOW
TAXES
choice
mrs
now
availalh
For
Particulars
Apply
to
H.
G.
HELGERSON
U
Prince
Kupcrt,
H,C.
Agents
For
Mane,
Fullerton
&
White
Limited
General
Insurance
Agents
and
Ileal
Instate
Counsel""
Vancouver,
H.
C.