PAOS
TWO
Extraordinary
SHOE
SPECIALS
Youth's
Storm
Calf
Boots-Heavy
soles,
sizes
11
to
13
J
Boys'
Storm
Calf
Boots-Heavy
soles,
sizes
1
to
5i
Missses'
Calf
Blucher
Oxfords
leather
or
rubber
soles,
sizes
11
to
2,
up
from
.
Child's
Calf
Oxfords
Good
dependable
shoes,
sizes
8
to
10J,
up
from
PubUibed
0
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMUIA
SAFETY
PRECAUTIOUS
52.45
$2.75
5175
$1.45
Large
New
Shipment
of
"Jack
&
Jill"
Shoes
in
Oxfords
and
Straps
Just
Arrived
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
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Third
Avnue
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F
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
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September
11.
1937.
HOMEWORK
QUIET
t
Doctors
advise
that
in
every
home
where
there
are
children
of
school
age
there
should
be
an
hour
of
quiet
soon
after
supper
during
which
the
young
folks
may
do
their
homework
undisturbed
by
piano
practising,
loud
talking,
radio
music
or
any
other
disturbance.
Under
these
conditions
the
children
can
concentrate
on
their
work
and
the
quiet
will
als.o
benefit
other
members
of
the
household.
For
children
to
try
to
work
while
other
noises
die
going
on
is
a
great
nervous
strain
and
likely
to
caue
mental
and
physical
injuries.
HOSPITAL
BUSINESS
Nelson
Board
Mates
Number
Of
Suggestions
With
View
To
Getting
Greater
Government
Assistance
pital
Association
at
Neln
had
"u
m
vuuuituuiwaiivu
v
v-
Rupert
General
Hospital
last
J0,l
"i?b
night
seeking
endorsation
for
a
in
the
70c
per
In
Fnst
prn
PnnaAi
Vinn
ic-
n
a.
x
'hosnitals
atinnll
.itfcn,!
tv,a
St.
---
vuimuii
mtic
10
tx
iiiueiiienL
10
increase'
"
"r
the
safety
of
motorists
and
pedestrians
by
having
dri-ers'2niXi.S!i07
impo,rtance
'h,rJ,d
J
uiiverij
be
attached
to
business
Hers
tnkb
a
anfatir
.,L.,l,r
,i
L
ma
S
maJet
1
lede
?nd
wear
a
wh,te
cross
as
an
em-
of
hospitals.
uieui.
1
ne
pieuge
is
mat
tne
driver
will
:
"Be
careful
all
the
time
when
driving.
"Keep
drink
and
driving
apart.
"Obey
the
laws
regulating
the
use
of
cars.
"Drive
at
reasonable
and
safe
speeds.
UNANIMOUS
DECISION
me
citizens
oi
uawson
ureek
n
the
Pedce
River
,
Ul,
cievuii:
"B"1
ant
power
and
they
could
jiui,
u
luiu
i.u
jmi,
in
a
Juan-,
inemseives
so
they
offered
a
frahchise
to
a
power
company.
The
deal
had
to
be
voted
on
by
the
ratepayers
and
it
carried
without
a
sinn-i
Hrlp
vMh
vmI
in
opposition,
a
most
unuaual
thing
in
anv
commnnitv
There
are
usually
at
least
a
few
people
who
seem
to
be
opposed
to
the
rest
as
a
matter
of
principle,
but
in
Dawson
Creek
the
vote
was
unanimous.
Imagine
such
a
condition
in
Prince
Rupert.
HOSPITAL
FINANCES
The
report,
of
the
finance
com
mittee,
W.
M.
Brown,
chairman,
pre.
Uive
unulVUieU
attention
to
dnvirur.
Wnted
at
the
meetlne
of
the
hos
"Keep
brakes,
lights,
horn,
steering
and
tires
in
safe.
ltal
board
last
n,ght'
showed
there
cuiuiuiun.
Watch
the
car
ahead
and
not
follow
too
closely.
"Keep
in
the
proper
traffic
lane
except
when
passing
and
pass
only
when
there
is
a
clear,
level,
straight
stretch
of
road
aheadi
"Think
of
the
car
behind
and
signal
intention
before
stopping,
slowing
or
turning.
"?1(n'
dovv?
at
4corners
intersections
and
when
passing
schools
and
parked
cars.
"Observe
road
signs
and
signals.
pedestHansrtiCUlaily
Watchful
when
PassinK
bicyclists
or
"Expect
the
unexpected
at
all
times.
Be
courteous
and
considerate
of
others;
Drive
as
you
would
have
others
drive
arid
thus
set
a
good
example."
had
been
1688
hospital
days
in
August
at
a
cost
per
diem
of
$269,
Hospital
expenditures
for
the
month
totalled
$4541
71
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SaCiirdiy,
8Ptmbru,
Shower
For
Miss
Bud
Brand
Is
Held
Delightful
Affair
La.t
Night
Honor
of
Bride-to-be
A
delightful
suri'ri.e
took
place
Erfday
evening
at
the
home
of
lrsrs.
E-
Alexander,
Ttie
Kootenay
Lake
General
Hos-
'j11
hono
f
4M!9
Brand;
next
whose
V'tlding
take?
week.
Mrs.
Dickerts
Garage.
Miss
Flnlayson
has
been'
noldlng
a
position
at
Stewart.
I
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
j
Philadelphia
at
Brooklyn,
to
be.
played
at
later
date.
New
York,
1;
Boston,
2.
(twelve!
innings
i.
i
CincinnaU,
6;
Pittsburg:
7.
St.
Louts,
0;
Chicago.
U.
American
League
Cleveland,
6;
Detroit
5,
Boston.
4;
New
York,
3.
Washington.
3;
Philadelphia,
5.
Baseball
Standings
New
York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St.
Louis
...
Louis
National
League
Thu
B
of
QUALITY
notug
26.os.
Control
ntrol
78
77
70
63
'ons
before
the
next
convent
'on
Boston
,
65
of
the
British
Columbia
Hospi-
Brooklyn
55
'als
Association
The
view
was
Philadelphia
53
-xnresserf
n
the
letter
that
the.Cincinattl
50
British
Columbia
Hospital's
As-j
sociation
did
not
have
the
ln-
American
League
flluencP
with
the
government
t',ate.w
yrk
-
83
it
should
have.
Possihh-
tht.
u-.iDetroit
76
due
to
lack
of
interesi
and
suo.!Cnlcago
76
port
of
the
Association
bv
indi-,Boston
-.
.-
69
vldual
hospitals.
The
communira-'Cleveland
68
tion
urged
that
business
mnna.
!
Vashington
62
Igers
as
well
a
adminitrntnr
Philadelphia
42
39
50
53
60
62
66
73
76
76
43
54
56
60
61
68
86
90
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in
the
Moon
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J02
A
visitor
to
Prince
Rupert
said
he
thought
all
the
residents
must
be
English
because
they
were
always
grumbling
al
the
weather.
They
say
the
adherents
of
the
Oxford
Movement
never
marry
because
they
believe
in
the
absolute
truth.
unburn
dyertiiemfnt
ii
not
publiihed
or
dtptayeJ
hfiht
Uquof
'
Board
9r
by
th
Governmeni
of
BwUih
Columbiai
,
,
I
Opening
Naval
Dance
Is
Held
In
i
Delightful
Affair
Ileld
Last
i
In
Fine
New
Hall
at
shower
i
Headquarters
Nlfht'
Opening
of
the
new
natal
head
quarters
building
here
was
marked,
last
night
when
the
chief
petty
of-'
fleers
and
men
of
the.
local
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
and
Miss
Edna
Dickens
were'
held
a
delightful
dance
with
the
The
evening
was
swenl
in
play-
of
the
102nd
Heavy
Battery,
Royal
number
,,i
,
of
rather
ii
drastic
i,-
.
,
'it
bridge,
uiiuKe,
the
iue
winners
winners
ur
ux
imnuuu
mwim;,
u
sunt
propqs-
L
n..
,..,,..!!.,,.
n
,
ais
of
increased
government
aid
..
M
a
h,'
I
-
One
resolution,
pointing
out
'
that
the
present
government
(grants
were
not
commensurate
jwith
losses
which
hospitals
sus
tained
through
free
patients
and
ana
Ratchford.
Mrs.
l
L.;,..-.
C
,
axiu
.Ulffs
uruy
UlCXfiia.
:uct
"auc
iiuiuc,
wcu.
wmiuauu
PsUwe
end
.
d
by
h
laf
"t
?
L
5i
"VT
T
SY
the:f
I"
all
about
one
board
while
others
were
not
con-
Panted
sidered
acceptable,
j
.b?a
uvl
WP,
b:hundrcoupl
were
present.
nuilll
liCTIU
UUMTIUI
SCI
Ul
Cli-I
UailCUlg
lkC(Jb
U)J
11UM1
V
pan.
uu-
amel
ware.
j
til
2
ajn.
In
the
fine
new
hall
which
Those
present
were:
Mrs.
Dici-jwas
gaily
decorated
for
the
occas-ens
sr..
Mrs,
Bond
sr..
Mrs.
R.jion.
Music
was
by
Mrs.
Jean
De-Loftff,
Mrs.
V.
Grimsson.
Mrs.
W.
Carlo's
Orchestra.
Delicious
re-
p4t,.Ai,
iiu
t,
.
.
,
,
,
.
,
.
...
bad
debts.
Advrvatwl
irw.rM
ur3-
150nu
Jr"
Js"'
iresnmenis
were
servea
at
mia-
l
ii
ho
alrf
f
I
fl
.
.
.
.
1.
f
i
i
.
i.i-
...
n.
.
1
1
n
t
.
I
from
"""wv".
.
uowuiurne,
.Mr.',
iiigm
wuii
nus.
mer
vmignam
.
Lu'E-
Ratciford,
Mrs.
Oden,
Mrs.
'
in
charge
of
the
catering.
I
iboard
took
the
view
that
the
I
x.
V.
"Tfi'
V"
'i
L
."I
I
crease
n
?rant
as
sueested
was
7..
"
ocll
v
aim
aiu
ueuy
tmson
Upossible
of
accomplishment
!;;,;a"na
U,eken?-
Mrs
'While
not
favoring
a
request
fori"
"
.
.
'
'
UI
I
hi
I
w
ine
aouonng
of
ine
irrant.
the
board
was
agreebale
to
seeking!
an
increase
in
the
grant
j
other
asking
for
amendment
to
the
Residence
and
Responsibility
Act
so
as
to
make
it
less
dett
mental
to
hospitals.
Another
of
the
Nelson
reso'u
tions
raised
the
old
question
of'
arbitrary
refusal
of
the
Work
men
s
Compensation
Board
to
pay
nospital
accounts
in
full.
The
re
wiuuon
proposea
that
the
gov-1
ernment
should
amend
the
Work
men
s
Compensation
Act
so
as
to
provide
for
the
deduction
of
hospital
accounts
from
benefits
to
persons
under
compensation.
Tl
e
!
loeal
board
refused
to
endorse
j
this
prbposal.
expressing
the
vie
j
that
the-
problem
could
be
morel
equitably
dealt
with
by
means
of'
a
better
understanding
being
obtained
between
hospitals.
thi
do,
tors
concerned
and
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Board.
Th
idea
of
the
Nelson
hosnftai
hoard
was
to
bring
the
resolu-
TERRACE
The
local
board
gave
approval
to
resolutions
requesting
the;
Two
Terrace
ladle-
won
S.
E.
tion
as
stenographer
at
Swains'
were
much
enjoyed.
Walter
Smith
was
master
of
cere-monies
and
the
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
Chief
Petty
Officer
Instructor
John
Anslow,
Wal-
'
ter
Smith,
Harry
Robb,
Sid
White
first
and
Allan
Davles.
Norman
Mc-
government
to
sunnlv
hospitals
Prlzes
at
tne
Smlthers
Fair
Mrs.
'
Glashan
presided
at
the
door
with
a
type
of
form
which
could
jf"11
Nash
for
colored
embroidery
be
used
to
give
a
true
picture
of
i3n
Ilnen
doth
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
the
hospital's
financial
position
Hlnchliffe
for
cut-work
embroidery,
at
all
times,
another
seeking
I
more
adequate
payment
to
hos-
11
reported
that
Miss
Cathie
pitals
under
any
new
health
jn-!Finlayson
will
shortly
be
return
surance
plan
than
was
provided,
inB
10
Terrace
to
take
up
up
the
the
posl
posi
for
in
the
last
one
and
still
an
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
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of
Exchange
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Ottawa,
June
22,
1937
Council
of
Canadian
Medid
Association
Endorses
and
Urgej
Pasteurization
of
Milk
and
Creanl
We
have
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our
products
since
1923
for
your
protection.
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