Our
Misses',
Children's
SHOE
DEPARTMENT
Carries
a
Very
Complete
Line
of
All
(trades
of
FOOTWEAR
Misses'
Calf
Oxfords-Size
11
to
2
up
from
..
...
Child's
Patent
Straps
Size
8
to
10A
up
from
Infants'
patent
Straps
Size
2
to
7A
up
from
...
81.75
$1.45
95c
Have
them
fitted
with
our
x-ray
system
of
fitting.
It
costs
no
more.
Agents
for
Jack
&
Jill
and
Hcweston,
Makes
Family
shoe
store
uD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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frlday,.
pril
23,
1937
THREE
GOOD
NOMINATIONS
Three
proven
men
have
been
nominated
for
the
ridings
;
ot
bkeena,
Atlin
and
Umineca
m
tf'e
Liberal
jntevest.
Ml.
Kenney
as
an
active
membetvqf
the
last
legislature
and
he
was
particularly
keen
in
looking
after
the
interests
of
the
northern
section
of
the
province.
Air.
Asselstirie
moved
frqni
the
constituency
since
the
last
election
but
he
kept
jn
close
touch
With
it
and,
its
needs,
anil,
although
now
settled
definitely
in
Vancouver,
is
in
an
excellent
position
to
serve
the
needs
of
the
north.
Mr.
Connelly
has,
made
a
fine
impression
during
his
brief
membership.to
date.
It
is
understood
that
H.
G.
Perry
is
pretty
sure
to
be
renominated,
in
Prince
George
and
Premjer
PattnUo
in
'Prince
Rupert.
The.general
opinion
seems
to
be
that
it
would
be
a
good
thing
to
let
these
five
men
finish
the
worl
which
they
have
so
well
commenced.
'
AN
ACTIVE
TIME
Evidently
there
is
an
active
neriod
cominir
for
Prince
Rupert.
Among
the
works
which
are
tp-be
carried
out
are
tne
new
tederal
building,
development
of
the
Ecstall
mm-ing
property
by
the
Gulf
Sulphur
Inc.,
erection
and
opera
tion
of
a
new
reduction
nlant
at
Port
Edward'
construe
tion
of
a
new
oil
plant
on
the
waterfront
at
Cpw
Bay,
construction
and
operation
of
a
mineral
sampling
plant,
steady
operation
of
two
mines
at
or
near
Surf
Point
nn
Porcher
Island
and
development
of
other
mining
properties
in
that
neighborhood
and
at
various
other
points
in
the
district,
considerable
timber
activity
both
on
the
mainland
and.
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
and
increased
roacj
building
everywhere.
This
does
not
include
the
com
pletion
of
the
naval
buildjng
on
the
waterfront
V
work
projected
in
connection
with
coast
defence
and
air
sta
tions
and
the
possible
re-ppening
of
Anyox
smelter.
If
there
is
anything
like
a
normal
fishing
season,
the
slimmer
should
be
a
busy
one.
There
are
other
possibilities
of
developments
which
it
is
hoped
may
come
td
fruition
this
year.
The
tourist
season
promises
well
and
qn
the
whole
me
iuture
ipoks
very
promising.
iff
irniriirun
BEAUTY
REST
MATTRESS
All
sizes
3LUMBEH
KING
SPIUNfi-rr
3t
FURNITURE
$42.30
S13.50
Drop
off
to
sleep
naturally
and
'
healthfully
on'
'
Beauty
Rest
'
327
Third
Ave;
,
Phone
775
C,
C.F.
NAMES
CANDIDATES
Matthew
Gleqdajr
and
Frapk
Huberts
Nominated
For
Vancouver
Centre
VANCOUVER,
April
23:
Mat-thew
Olenday
and
Frank
Roberts
were
yesterday
nominated
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
candidates
for
Vancouver
Centre
In
the
forthcoming
provincial
election.
The
former
was
chosen
on
the
second
ballot
and
the
latter
on
the
,
fourth.
Gtenday
cpmes
from
Parkfe'
I
vllle,
Vancouver
Island.
Liberals,
Cflnseryatlyes
and
Social
Reconstruction
candidates
.
have
not
yet
been
chosen
for
this
jdouble
riding
Jn
whjch
Dr.
R.
II.
j
Smith
and
Paul
McD.
Kerr
have
already
been
nominated
as
Social
Icredjters.
Glenday
and
Roberts
are
the
first
C.
C.
F.
candidates
so
far
(to
be
formally
nominated
in
the
Lanjrara
Island
Lijfht
rain.
southerly
wind,
8
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.00;
temperature,
38;
light
swell.
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
south
east
wind,
10
miles
per
hour;
fii
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast.
light
southeast
wind,
barometer,
30.40;
pea
smooth.
Bull
Harbor
Overcast,
light
easterly
wind;
barometer,
30.12;
temperature
3G:
sea
smooth.
Aert
Bay
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
30.22;
sea
smooth.
Bernice
Palmer
says
...
A
coastguard
air
station,
costing
$500,000
and
equipped
for
all
types
of
rescue
by
air
and
water,
will
be
constructed
on
Mills
Field,
San
Francisco;
Bay,
soon.
Establishment
of
the
station
is
aimed
at
prevent
ing
recurrence
of
the
plane
crash
of
two
months
ago
which
killed
eleven
persons
In
the
bay.
The
coastguard
station
will
be
equipped
with
four
amphibian
ships
and
possibly
a
patrol
boat.
There
will
be
barracks
for
CO
men
and
the
entire
Bay
area
will
be
patrolled
leaves
from
the
foot
of
Broadway
and
ambles
along
the
estuary
and
then
across
to
San
Francisco,
novf
charges
a
dime!
It
Is
the
favorite
rendezvous
of
soap
boxkorators
and
one
can
usually
bo
.assured
of
an
Interesting
trip
on
the
"dime
ferry,"
especially
on
the
last
boat
at
5:2Q.
This
ferry
Is
also
greatly
patronized
by
hikers
on
their
way
to
Marin
County,
It'
rather
cuts
the
expense
as
It
U
necessary,
to
take
another
ferry,
from
San,
r'arjclspo
tp
Marin
makijig
a
double,
fare.
one
pf
these
days
rij
tell
you
about
Marin.
It
I5
tp
us,
the'
picnickers
paradis
as
Shawatlans
is
to.
you.
CHEERIO!
Oakland.
Frazer
Hotel,
the
only
steam
heated
hotel
In
Portland
Canaf,
situated
at
Hyder,
B.C.
(tf)
FORM
OF
'Fish
Stories
SERVICE
FromBermuda
Church
Heads
KecoRnize
World-
Sea
Residents
,;j,K'
Just.
About
..
ide.
Audience'
1
lor
'Corona!
ion
j
.
I.Q.NP0'.
April
23;
CP)
'
Having
in
mind
that
"by
marvel'
of
science'
millions
of
British
Empire
subjects
and
others
throughout
the
world
will
hjpai
the
Coronation
service
in
West
minster
Abbey,
-May
2,
the
Arch-.!
bishops
of
.Cahlerbury
dnd
ork
have
sujrtfested
-forms
of
service
for
u.e:1n
xihurcHeVthe
preceding
Sunday
apd
on
Coronation
Pay
to
prepare
congregations
to
listen
to
the
broadcast
The
archbishops
commend
to
the
clersy
of
all
parts
of
the
Empire
iucjusjon
n
the
addresse
and
sermons
of
some
reference
to
this
"manner
hithertp
uiij
known
in,
history,
The
Kinu
will
hi
his
corriH
in
rrownlnir.
accom-
which,
will
Jay
the-great
charge
upon
iiic
niiig
as
ii
ipey
inern-selves
were
present
jn
the
Abbey
Church
of
"St.
Peter
at
Westminster."
For
-services
Sunday,
May
0.
the
archbishops
suggest
an
Old
.Testament
lesson
from
the
Books
of
Kings,
to
include
the
verst,
f?The,
Lord
our
Ood
be
with
us
ax
He
was
with
our
fathers.'
A
second
lesson
is
commended
from
the
words
of
St.
Paul
to
the
Phillipians
beginning
"In
noth
ing
be
anxious;
but
in
everything!
)y
prayer
and
supplication
with
hahksgiving
let
your
requests
be
made
known
unto
Cod."
.Prayers
would
be
offered
"for
our
sovereign
lord.
King
Ceorge,
et
over
us
by'
Thv
grace
arwl
royidence
to
be
our
King
.
.
.''
is
suggested"
-the
first
and
-hird
verses
of
the
National
An
them
be
sung,
the'
second
being
"
omitted.
j
Suggested
Hymn
For
services
throughout
th;
Empire
Coronation
Day
the
arch
bishops
suggest
as
the
opening
hymn;
"All
People
that
on
Earth:
Jo-
Dwell,"
followed
nv
an
ad-t
dress
to
include
tHe
admonition:y
"Brethren.
we;
aremet
together
to
adej
our
prayer
to
the
thought)-
of
countless-
multitudes
whose'
minds
are
turning
at
thls
lime
tof
one
of
the
most
snprnl
nl.nrov
Jn
'
-
i
-
-
-
i-
-
-
the
history
of
our
race
;the
Abbey
of
St.
Peter
at
Westminster
Thither
o.ur
King
and
Queen
are
coming
to
receive
from
God
thij
anointing
wh,
jch
seals
their
life'.'
srv'e?
and
bestows
Gpd's
grace
i
for
Us
fulfilment
..."
Prayers
fpc
the
King
and'
Queen
wqul(
fojiow.
Tb.en
tl:u
minister
might
say:
"Almighti
v
God,,
wlio
ru.lest
in
the
Kingdom
of
men,
and
hast
iriven
to
ouri
sovereign
lord,
King
fieorgq,
i
great
dominion
in'
ali
parts
of-the
earth;
draw
together,
wel
pray
Thee,
in
true
feljowsl'pF
the
men
of
divers
races,
lan1
guages"
and
customs,
who
dwll
therein,
,
that,
bearing
one
an?
omer.s
burqens
and.
wpr
ng
to
The
urgent
need
of
such
a
base,
KLl"er
in
ij$;ouieriy,
concord,
they
has
las
been
been
felt
felt
for
for
a
a
long
long
time
time
andlay
andl?"y
;.uiui
JMH
me
the;
purpose
purpose
(
of
Thy,
year
&o
practice!
And
speaking
of
planes.
Don't
forget
to
take
a
trip
over
the
Bay
when
you
visit
here.
No
trip
is
complete
without
one
and
until
one
has
been
'way
out
to
the
Fara-lones,
and
over
the
Bay,
Ban
Fran
cisco
and
metropolitan
Oakland,
qne'eannot
really
say
he
has
"seen"
Uils
part
of
California.
Since
the
opening
oi
tne
nnqge
the
air
ferry
has
been
dlscontln
ped
aqd
with
tears
In,
my
voice
so
has
the
nickel
ferry,
made
fa.
mous
by
Oakland
s
beloved
Mayor
Davie,
now
dead.
This
ferry,
that
forwa
rward
Thyt
:ertainly
the
present
staff
at
theFrovaence,
and
set
existing
!Xlstlnt'
coastguard
station
has
had
everlasting
Kjngdpm."
plenty
jienty
of
opportunity
In
the
last
wt0u,'l
conclude
Tl
The
ser-r
wj
wjth
.
the
lArd
Prayer
and
part
of
the
Na-Upnal
Anthem.
The
Letter
Box
siMPf.irviNG
govi:un.mi:nt
Kditor,
Daily
News:
A
remark
one
often
hear.
nowadays
is
that
the
provincial
government
mlgjit
with
advantage
be
abolished.
The
municipalities,
cin
nier
incm.ive.s
in
mosf
t
the
essentials
and
the
territory
In
between
might
as
well
be
ad
minisjered
by
agents'
suitably
placed.
Maybe
there
would
be
an
;nd
tp
the
ever
increasing
upi
grade
flf
the
nublic
debt.
TEHUACIXK.
BCST
MAN
SJJOOTS
HlI)E
BELGRADE,
April
23;
(C.P)
During.
merry-maklng
at,
the
feast
preceding
the
lnteride4
majriage
$f
haj
frlen
me
best
maii
Jozq
Marelya,
accidentally
shot
the
bride-to-be
who
died
later
In
TOO
MANY
HELEN
PARKS
GLOUCESTER,
Mass,t
ApjlJ
23:
CP)
Mrj.
Hien
a."arks',peti-tned,
t(le
frgbte
Cpu'rt'fof
gef-mlsslbn
to
change
hpr
narne
because
another
ilelen
6'.
Parks
lived
'next
door
to
her.
LVervthinfftfArilbW
Httle
AtliticBilflancl
HAMILTON,
lierniuda,
April
23:
CP)--
When
bi&er
and
bet-j
ter
fish
storie
are
tpid,
Jhe
Bermuda
Itoyal
Uaiettb.
an.iColon-lf?t
aims
to
be
rtk'hl
jhgrjftellimt
them.
At
Angel's
Cove,
Ifc-rmuda,
say
j
the
(Tamtte",
j-ou
can
prove
V!
your
satisfaction
thqt
some
"he-
j
lieve
it
or'
liot1
fish
aorU
aY'
true,
,
x
I
t'A
certain
fish
there
when
tnW.j
will
slick
his
noso
out
of
the.
'
water
and
blow
a
bubble-kiss
a1
youj
while
his
"wife
lies
on
her'
side
and
winks.
Another
will
stayj
still
and
let
you
stroke
its
sides.!
Still
another
will
pull
his
blanket;
province
although
the
movement.
mtf
,jy
hjs
peop!."
They
pointjof
sand
over
him
and
show
you
iowuc...!,.-
tn
ueoDP.of
manv
andsifc
lona
tically
all
ridings.
Todays
Weather
(Government
Telegraph
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
calm,
3?.
Aiyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
34.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
41.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
42.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
40.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
43.
Smithers
Clear,
calm,
cool.
Burns
Lake
Bright,
ca)m,
35
Victoria
Fair,
southeast
wind,
1C
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.18.
Ksteyari
Clear,
north
wind,
8
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.22:
Prjriee
Ocorge
Clear,
cairn,
barometer,
30.00.
Vancouver
Clear,
northwest
wind,
g
miles
per
hour.
will
be
able
to
hear
the
words
-when
von
annroach
a
school
I
of
Groupers,
alj
heads
pop
out
of
the.
water,
mouths
open
wide,
not
for
peanuts
but
begging
for
a
fish
without
a
line
attached.
Drop
them
a
line
and
they'll
examine
the
bait
for
a
long
time
before
taking
it,
to
make
sure
there's
no
hook
in
it.'
But
the
Gazette
saves
the
best
tne
until
the
end:
"The
octopus
won't
hurt
you,
?vcn
if
you
shake
hands
with
it."
Canada's
Favourite
Tea
ALADA
TEA
t
ll
'I
6i0Wsl
I
l
wili.l.t.T
('
.
Cl
ill
rPtei
I
(
l"U'iu.rapuT'
III
II
I
H
V
SEALr
THE
GOLD
SEAL
The
Gold
Sil
it
iffited
to
fll
gttyiint
Gold
Seal
Congoleum
whether
In
Rug
form
or
By-the-yitd.
It
ii
your
guarantee
of
"Satitfanlon
...
or
Yout
Money
Bait",
Beware
of
ibcap,
inferior
tutmitute.
Kli
MacKenzie?s
Furniture
Carries
a
complete
line
of
.
CON00LEUM
RLTCjS
at
minimum
prices.
They
will
be'
glad
to
supply
your
demands.
07
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER
Calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
every
Thursday,
p.m.
Canadian
National
Steamships
The
Centra!
Hotel
KOO.MS.
and
CAFE
Phone
lil
For
Best
Household
Coal
SIRS.
C.
K.
P.LACK
Fresh
Local
Hay
And
Pastcnrjzcfl
MUk
VAJ.PJNTfjV
!A
IHY
ik
tov
gqrgeqtif
rug
will
0
jn
vcitji
yftMf
schemes
of
Home
improvement
1
And
it
can
Ije
yours
.
.
.
FREE
,
.
.
by
simply
guessing
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