PAOE
TWO
"HARTT"
SHOES
Canada's
Best
Shoemakers
You
get
extra
wear
and
maximum
comfort
in
every
pair.
Priced
From
Woo
Family
shoe
store
lt
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
LATEST
SETUP
mJ
9
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
'Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avsnue
H.
F
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIPTION
KATES
'City
delivery,
by
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
paid
in
advance,
per
week
Paid
In
advance,
per
month
By
mail
'to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
,
.
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
..
News
Department
Telephone
g
Advertiting
and
Cuetilation
Telephone
W
Member
ol
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulation!
15
0
12
0
3n
9.00
Wednesday.
February
'23,
1938.
PAYMENT
FOR
SERVICES
In
the
War
Cry,
the
weekly
publication
of
the
Salvation
Army,
is
toid
this
week
the
story
of
how
it
happened
that
two
prominent
British
statesmen
fathered
the
movement
of
Jews
to
the
Holy
Land
toward
the
close
of
the
war.
Part
of
the
story
is
taken
from
the
war
memoirs
of
liight
Hon,
David
Lloyd
George
who
says
that
in
1916
a
crisis
arose
in
connection
with
the
carrying
on
the
war
There
was
a
shortage
of
acetone
with
which
to
make
am-rminitiofL
To
the
then
minister
of
munitions
was
recom-Tnended
a
young
chemist
at
Manchester
named
Weizmann.
The
young
university
professor
agreed
to
go
to
work
on
the
problem
and,
within
a
few
weeks,
had
solved
the
problem
and
the
war
was
continued.
When
asked
what
the
cofintry
could
do
to
pay
him
for
the
service
rendered,
Dr.
weizraarm
yaw
there
was
nothing
it
could
do
for
him
but
it
might
be
able
to
do
something
for
his
countrymen
in
connection
with
a
proposed
settlement
in
Palestine.
Lloyd
beorge
interested
Mr.
Balfour
with
the
result
that
the
Jews
are
now
in
Palestine
in
large
numbers,
the
great
city
of
Tel-Aviv
has
been
built
on
the
shore,
of
the
Mediterranean
Sea.
Jerusalem
has
hppn
rnrA
nA
?c
inrr
built
and,
so
great
has
been
the
change
in
the
land,
that
the
Arabs
have
become
dissatisfied
and
caused
trouble.
It
may
also
be
mentioned
that
Palestine
is
one
of
the
possessions
taken
from
Germany
as
a
result
of
the
war
In
view
ol
the
attitude
of
Chancellor
Hitler
to
the
Jews
it
is
hardly
likely
this
country
will
be
returned
to
Germany
under
any
consideration.
Should
it
be
proposed,
there
will
be
strong
protests
from
Jews
all
over
the
world,
including
Canada
and
United
States.
Under
the
latest
set-up
most
unexpected
changes
are
taking
place
in
Europe.
An
agreement
is
hpin
rr
nrnnnaorl
among
Britain,
France,
Germany
and
Italy
which,
if
it
Kuea
inrougn,
snouici
nave
a
very
important
bearing
on
the
stabilization
of
Europe.
With
those
four
nntiW
to
getherthe
peace
of
Europe
would
seem
to
be
nsanrprl
nr1
steps
could
then
be
taken
to
bring
about
a
more
complete
financial
recovery
than
is
at
present
evident
in
any
of
the
countries
concerned.
If
Britain
lends
Italy
money
it
will
probably
be
taken
out
in
goods
manufactured
in
Britain
and
Will
improve
British
employment
conditions
.
It.
will
mnkp
ft
nnodSKV
lor
7taly
to
buy
in
the
British
market
needed
iron
and
sieei
ana
otner
goods
which
she
now
finds
it
difficult
tc
'u,i-
11
w"1
uriiain
an
opportunity
10
rnpre
prop
orly
repair
her
fences
which
had
been
allowed
to
be
trod
den
down
for
a
number
of
vears.
There
would
be
no
advantage
in
forcing
either
Italy
or
Germany
into
a
position
where
thev
mifrht
ih
jtvp
nn.
other
Tevolution
with
a
conseauent
o-Pttpral
nnnp-ivnl
ir
Europe.
While
there
is
a
very
general
fear
in
this
country
;that
neither
of
the
dictators
is
to
be
trusted,
Britain
anc1
r
ranee
may
wen
give
tnem
tne
opportunity
to
show
their
rtnrA
foJfV.
Tw,
U
i.:
T..!i
-Ml
,
....
fj""",
in
me
luuitmiine,
liraain
wui
unaouotedlv
nnnttmiA
v
r
4
?
.
l
1
j
.
vuiiwauuc
iici
ixcjaiauuii&
ivi
any
evuniuauilQS.
By
Moll
Mr
Gee
LONDON".
Feb.
23:
CP
ionger
Is
British
cookery
to
be
the
butt
of
facetious
remarks
from
the
other
side
of
the
Atlantic.
Cooking
in
England
is
about
to
become
an
almost
uniTersal
accomplishment
Princess
Elizabeth
has
domestic
eviai
ja
nn
har
ti
i
trirnm
Qrt
subject
for
girls
in
what
corresponds
to
Canadian
entrance
and
matriculation
examinations
and
that
every
school
should
have
a
domestic
science
department
undet
the
direction
of
a
qualified
Propose
Courses
'
Parliamentary
Interest
has
not1
stopped
there.
They
have
mappeii
out
the
course
of
those
young
wo-,
men
who
want
to
take
up.
house
work
as
a
paid
career.
Thres
classes
cf
certificates
arc
to
be,
granted
for
proficiency
In
domes
tic
science
and,
should
the
holders
go
Into
service,
they
are
to
be
paid
.
according
to
their
qualifications
;
hygiene
and
physical
exercises
cookliwand
everything
-related
to
lt;
housework;
nursery
work;
;
laundry
work:
needlework
(mending,
dressmaking
and
so
on
i
;
practical
housewifery
(such
as
tap'
reoalrst;
dietetics
and
catering,
j
Holders
cf
"B"
certificates'
hculd
command
a
weekly
wage
of
$4
plus
room
Insurance.
Proud
possessors
of
"A"
certificates
for
high
quail-
.
ficatlons
in
the
same
subjects
i
would
be
paid
a
minimum
of
$10,
per
week
with
the
other
consider-1
ations.
As
for
time
off,
the
standard
suggested
for
holders
of
diplomas
Is
two
weeks
holiday
with
.pay
alternate
Sundays,
one
half
-day
per
week,
one
"short
evening"
pr
week
and
two
hours
daily.
.
With
such
legislation
in
'fores,
!
the
standing
of
domestic
workers,
would
be
raised
to
the
level
of
those
in
other
fields.
One
of
the
features
of
their
job
they
most
re
sent
at
the
moment
Is
being
''look
ed
down
on."
One
maid,
who
spoke
i
at
the
Domestic
Services
Exhibi
tion
and
suggested
the
lot
of
women
In
the
kitchen
was
more
for
tunate
than
factory
employees
-ho
gave
their
men-folk
badly-cooked
food,
was
booed
down
and
almost
caused
a
hair-pulling
riot.
C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl-;
days
6
p.m.
From
the
East-Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
.
11
pjTL
Vedn
TES
DAELT
NEWS
HOUSEWORK
'PRESBYTERY
FOR
GIRLS'
OPENS
TODAY
Bill
Making
Domestic
Arts
Cm
pukdry
Centfdered
Even
Prin
cess
LUybet
Bakes
-'Number
Cumber
of
of
Detente
Detente
Fmeat
Fmeat
at
at
i
Vwt-
i
ted
'Church
This
Mnt:
Sapper
This
Creator.
The
Prince
Rapert
Prssbywry
met
for
its
fir1"
session
at
l:3i
this
morning
s.
First
United
Church.
MinislrcA-
tfwijttai
at
tending
are:
Rev
F.
T.
chairman:
Rev
R
L.
acting
secretary
:
Rer
W.
ft
Wi
statistical
secret.:?.
Her
S
S
Os-terhoat
DJ.:
D:
H.
Dotadn;
W.
Adam
Crisp;
Rev
W
H.
Pierce.
Lay
etes
attelance
are
eenUy
sent
a
cake
made
and
baked
by
herself
to
a
Welsh
family.
And
ri7
7
J.
t-L
K.
'Port
Stapsan:
Mr
everr
little
zirl
in
the
um
learn
to
shop,
cook,
wash.
sew.
and
Iron
as
she
is
now
made
to!
meeung
-
-
h
.
j
:..
.
aee
of
Scrintnr
read
to
Mr.
Mc
of
the
House
of
Commons
to
dras-
wa;
also
unable
to
be
pvesst
be-
jtic
effort.
ing
a
patient
in
the
Haaelton
Hos-
Labor
officials
are
still
struze-
pitaL
.ling
with
the
orcblem
of
how
a
A
brier
report
was
given
by
Dr.
(trades
union
of
domestic
servants
'Osterhoat
of
the
service
In
edn-'cmild
be
ni"panfrj1
nnH
n
rVi!t-tr
nection
with
th?
ODCninc
of
the
CIS!
El
Class
"C",
or
lowest
type
of
dl-
'ELECTRIC
Range
for
sale
ploma,
is
to
be
given
to
girls
of
fed
291.
Phone
(47)
school-leaving
age
who
have
taken'
their
preliminary
domestic
science
!
poR
"sale
House
and
furniture
course
during
their
years
at
school
;
Including
pIano
radl0(
etc
Apply
Anyone
employing
them
at
a
mini-;
625
8th
Ayenue
(45)
mum
alary
of
$2.50
per
week
with
room,
board,
laundry
and
health
and
unemployment
Insur-1
ance
would
be
asked
to
consent
i
to
their
taking
further
training
all
the
times
set
aside
in
the
schools
for
classes
for
"B"
certificate.
The
subjects
would
include
FOR
SALE
iO
Piece
Layettes,
complete
for!
;
Attn
I
Hart
wig
...
Total
Ranjers
(Raybone
..
(Berg
E.0
Inre
Margin
of
Leadership
In
'Lakes'
Bowling
Knox
Hotel
Has
Clean
Sweep
Anr.:
tie
increased
to
two
points
Mrs.
their
rrwgin
of
leadership
In
the
,
Ladies
Bowling
League
last
night,
fey
defeating
Bib
Sisters
two;
Essington:
Essmgwo:
js
ame
to
ace
ta
one
of
the
',,
regu
defeated
two
V.
one
by
Rangers,
re
mained
tied
for
second
place.
Inn
r'irr
"
Z
SiCnell
after
hch
r
was
the
aher
fixtures
of
the
evening
parliament
during
this
session
provides
for
this.
The
reason
behind
the
bill
Is
that
a
shortage
of
good
cooks
in
their
own
homes
is
ottered
by
Rev.
Welch.
Mr.
MeConneli
was
then
appoint
ed
aetinz
secretary
ia
Ute
ah
ran
of
Rev.
D.
W.
More
owta
to
Dtew
"n
Kaox
Hotel
tlfUed
Telephone:
Girls
three
games
to
nil
and
Blue
I
effectively
enforced
so
that
more
new
church
at
Port
Simpson
On
Peachy
.
.
women
could
be
persuaded
to
take
this
occasion
the
induction
services
,
Frttx
up
the
work.
Meanwhile
other
de-
of
the
Rev.
T.
C
Colwrtl
were
held.
Trtal
partments
have
Investigated
the
The
church
wa?
filled
to
capacity
Knox
cause
of
the
house-keeping
and
'Rev.
P.
R.
K?lly
addresses
the
;Tti
iw
maldkeepinr
troubles.
The
final
congregation
and
the
Rev.
S.
S
Os-
BraseB
.
report
marked
It
down
as
definite-Tterhout
delivered
the
address
tolScharff
,
ly
due
to
lack
cf
training
boh
-he
minister.
Seihj
among
the
maids
anil
mistresses.
.
Business
of
a
routin?
nature
was
iSetoerier
j.
"That
makes
it
a
matter
for
the
.
despatched,
the
meeting
adjourn-
T"otal
minister
of
education
rather
than
'ing
at
12
o'clock.
The
session
con-
Our
Ganr
the
minister
of
labor,"
said
mem-
tinned
this
afternoon
and
will
beiCieeane
bers
of
the
parliamentary
com-
followed
by
a
supper
at
6:30
ar-
Fttch
,
mittee.
So
a
proposal
will
be
made
raned
by
the
ladies
of
First
United
Jourvieti
lin
parliament
that
domestic
churcb
at
whkh
the
clergy
of
theWest
science
should
be
a
compulsori
Mtv
a.-tn
-hrinv
m-eeiinw.
Smtth
A
Communion
Service
will
be
held
i
Total
this
-evening
-at
whkh
Dr.
Osier-!
Blue
Birds
hout
and
Dr.
Dobson
will
be
the
Pierce
speakers.
,Turgeon
.
;
Boulter
If
von
wish
to
swao
something
iCroxford
.
,Trv
a
classified
two
to
one
over
Our
inspiring
portly,
dignified
member
-In
in
hh
hh
home.
home.
Rev.
Rev.
B4top
ump
3Ut
rams,
jamum
coring
was
as
fol
TelfBh
1
127
J
:.-i83
90
-WI
149
I..
6S6
1
185
167
143
-.1I6
lio
-721
1
167
181
162
93
..
:129
.737
1
127
215
.
109
140
229
820
1
,
.
1195
,237
Yager
168
McFadden
,....,157
iBallinger
132
Hallberg
Total
..889
(
j
.Merc
hantettes
1
IColussI
175
Madell
169
Halleday
!156
Holden
164
La
Belle
241
Total
905
Annettes
1
'Jiekinr
132
Johnson
'
158
baby.
$25
up
prepaid.
Also
Shop-
j
:
Box
381,
Victoria,
B.C.
2n
'B,as;f
uBf
"
iSkattebol
135
personal
uatBa
uu
Sislers
l"'c
.
"tt"f
"
,
B.
Dickens
204
oU
burner
complete
at
Tlte
m
Furniture
and
Upholstery.
(44
M
B(Jn1
2Q1
Spruce,
Hemlock,
Larch
and
Yellow
Cedar
on
112
acres
at
Hartley
Bay.
Apply
H.
B.
T.,
1138
Hornby
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(50i
board,
laundry
and
r
"PERSONAL
Fight
Colds
and
Chills
with
The
rich
goodness
of
the
Best
Beef
Concentrated
.Mrs.
Rothwell
184
'Mrs.
Alexander
112
Mrs.
Dickens
.Total
8G8
76
183
134
ieo
1G6
6S5
189
91
144
162
138
"734
162
144
201
145
188
840
2
149
196
:i42
180
132
799
'2
130
.191
211
128
89
749
2
155
110
146
155
134
700
2
155
191
168
222
136
2
190
160
115
181
111
757
167
701
3
127
173
134
3
185
The
league
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
'
Eleven
Won
Lost
Pts.
.Annette's
:16
;16
TO
OBTAIN
positions
as
Let-:Merchantettes
ter
Carriers,
Postal
Clerks,
Cus-
Rangers
toms
Examlneri,
Clerks,
and
our
Gang
Stenographers,
etc.,
and
can
Blue
Birds
help
you.
Write
us
for
proof
Knox
Hotel
and
free
information.
M.C.C.
Telephone
Girls
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
0Ide3t
In
Canada.
tf.
PHfllPI"
nrr
n
8
1C
14
10
14
14
10
14
13
11
13
11
13
11
10
;14
1C
10
14
10,
8
16
8'
BONSPIEL
Rinks
in
Competition
Annual
Event
BIG
FIGHT
MOVE
UP,
ON
TONIGHT
Joe
Louis
Three
to'One
Favorite
to
Retain
Title
in
Bout
With
j
Nathan
.Mann
1
I
I
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
23:
CP
Na-,
than
Mann,
aggressive
young
New;
Havener,
has
become
an
even
mon
ey
favorite
to
avoid
knockout
byJ
Joe
Louis,
world's
heavyweight-box
Kingdom
may
be
compelled
to.
I"-
SeverscrvP-rt
II
;ing
champion,
when
they
meet
in
auHison,raDiTnpnv
;
Madison
Sauare
Square
Garden
toniani
with
the
title
at
stake
Odds
are
three
to
one
on
Louis
to
win.
CMERON
!
IN
LEAD
Has
501
Points
to
372
for
Brown
in
3
I
City
'Billiard
Championships
122
153
1
There
was
a
good
attendance
at
105
the
Canadian
Legion
clubrooms
105
last
evening
to
see
the
first
block
of
143
.
the
City
Bllltards
Championship
628
!
which
ended
with
Nell
Cameron
3
Heading
502
point
to
Don
Browns
.--
j
Cameron
got
away
to
a
good
start
with
Brown
finding
the
balls
run-jning
Very
badly
for
him.
Cameron
i
was
ninety
when
Brown
was
only
1
18.
Then
Brown
staged
a
good
re-
j
3
covery
and
actually
led
Cameron
162
at
138
by
seven
points.
At
the
half
109
"way
mark
Cameron
had
regained
143.
the
lead
and
the
score
was
Cnmer-120
-on.
-254;
Brown
232.
There
seemed
every
prospect
of
a
close
tecdnd
half
but
the
best
Brown
-could
"do
was
a
20
break
and
217
and
Cameron
had
what
luck
there
In
the
men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
(League,
Old
Empress
nlavcd
two
95
of
their
deferred
fixtures
last
195
night,
losing
brte
to
the
Canadian
132
National
Recreation
Association
1
three
games
tc
nil
and
winning
161
(the
other
from
Gyro
Club
two
to
657jone.
As
a
result
of
this
nlav.
Ca
nadian
National
Recreation
Asso
ciation
has
taken
league
leader-
Jshlp
with
n
one
point
margin
over
noneer
lJiunary.
The
totals
were
as
'follows:
1
2
Old
Empress
940
837
C.
N.
R.
A.
1051
1115
Old
Empress
3
913
984
1003
1195
1013
lyro
807
958
1114
The
standings
to
date:
Won
Lost
Pts
Pioneer
Laundry
.
12
iC.'N.
RA
13
jGyro
Club
7
Old
'Empress
3
6
8
11
13
.
played
in
the
"Lucky
Lager"
con
Attest
but.
as
Ihe
rink
skipped
by
Stan
Noble
has
only
lost
one
game
i
out
or
eight
games
played,
he
can
SMITH
ERS,
Feb.
23:
The
open
not
be
headed
off
and
Is
therefore
bonspiel
or
the
Smlthers
Curling
the
winner
Club
began
here
Saturday
eve-
-
ning
when
the
first
of
eleven
rlnki
clashed
in
competition
for
tht
prizes
and
cups
being
offered.
Billy
Little
of
Woodcock
arrived
in
town
to
take
part
In
the
con-
!
test
and
vows
that
he
will
carry
th
silverware
back
to
Woodcock
"
lh
him.
When
asked
-whom
he
hnd
on
his
rink
he
"replied:
"same
as
last
year,
Jack
Hanson
and
whoever
else
I
can
get.'
The
ice
had
been
put
In
good
shape
for
the
competition
and
U
was
expected
that
some
good
curling
would
be
witnessed.
Several
games
still
remain
to
be
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
Good
The
-Rooms
Are
Clean
The
House.
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Are
Reasonable
KNOX
HOTEL
R.
Brasell
N.
M.
Brasell
12
13
3
t
uameron
sieaany
lncreusca
nis
icaa
i
PERFECTOS
lfV
PANETELAS
LlUESl5
A
PLEASURE
TO
SMOtt
1
153
Youngman
-scorer
and
O.
J.
Dawesjsrnartness
at
our
133imarker.
,n.i.
155
114
710
3
200
146
237
227
213
3
90
j
IN
LEAD
Two
Deferred
Games
in
'Five
Pin
Row
Hue
league
Played
I-ast
Evenins
.bought
such
dow:
T
I
V
talk
m.
"iii
rrv
m
If
tiiifW
ll
1
1m
mm
Only
at
Tip
To
unurne
iinisnea
ouz
to
u.
'
ll
11)
I
I
!
Tl
It
was
ohe
of
'Brown's
off
nights'
WflnlPTK
I
IkP
I
hpcp'l
vwawv
Ulliv
IUVVVII
211
jwas
Twc
Of
his
breaks
were
help-;
See
Our
First
Showin?
ofi
Pi
Jed
by
lucky
shots
but
he
undoubt-
terns.
New
Weaves,
Xfvfolorj
3
.1.
.
I
I
'iwjwri
.You
ve
never
seen
-3
,;night.
His
breaks
were
a
34,
a
31,
hety
of
sparkling
196;a
28
(twlce,
a
27
and
a
22.
Brown
I
pealing
value
ar.r
196
inly
got
the
one
break
of
20.
!
woolens.
Only
T;
,3
T
195
j
The
next
bloik
will
be
ployed
on
'
S
er
ffi'rk-116,Thursday
night
instead
of
tonight'terns
and
weave
"155
and.
knawine
Brown's:
flehtincsoir-inriced
priced
London
London
or
or
it,
billiard;
enthusiast
will
not
be
858
rurprised
if
he
more
than
makes
up
the
deficit.
Jack
Allan
was
referee.
C.
L.
N
.
would
show
you.
We've
studied
the
?
'
them,
proved
them
fled
that
your
n
your
Tip
Top
S'
:vnur
fflvorlt
faht:.
dreds
on
display
ar.
(master
union
'crar
ana
tailor
it
to
:-
our
Urements.
,irv
I"
costtl
J3l
IB
I
'
IS
Ml
v-.rts!
-;ct
beSrl
-2
r
nr.
s
,',-e
T.?TJ(
"
$25.95
Cut
and
tailored
to
vour
per
measurements.
Ladies
You
may
u
12X1
3
mannish
suit
or
'
cut
and
tailored
T
!
P;rSt
measurements
by
T
To
men.
Tin
T
TmlnfJ
4th
Street
P.O.
Box
355
P.
CRAVETT0
1
If
Prince
Kuptn.
Fhone
Bluet-
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
PHONE
658
Back
In
Business
Re-entering
the
transffr
business
equipped
uh
a
ht
Uuty
truck,
stake
body,
''
'
draullc
dump.
Prompt
and
ficient
service.
Any
Patronage
Apprl(i
Also
equipped
to
do
any
f"""
of
excavation
work
building
wrecking
Can
supply
any
amount
teal
first
class
garden
ear
no
muskeg
WOOD
and
'COAL
Casey
Transfer
Phone
CiltEEN
Try
a
Dally
New
?7
dasslt;
vertlsement
for
best
resuM-