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typical
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the
luxurious
footwear
we
are
snowing
to
harmonize
with
your
new
suit
or
afternoon
ensemble.
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a
word
to
the
wise,
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in
early
while
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are
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THEY
KNOW
NOW
3.00
9.01'
.02
.25
Thursday,
March
3,
1938.
The
dictators
of
Europe
may
have
felt
that
the
British
people
were
not
with
Anthony
Eden
in
the
.stand
he
took
in
ref
using
to
have
dealings
with
them
without
guarantees
tnai
iney
would
keep
their
word.
Now
thev
must
know
tfiat
they
were
mistaken.
The
British
people
have
lx?en
Swanson
and
Edward
Sylvarnes,
i.iuoi,
iii:uiauj
in
mis
case
and
have
let
the
world
know
Port
Edward:
Mr-
and
Mrs-
J-
5a,
that
they
dislike
the
methods
nf
thp
rliV-fo,.o
u.i
dan,
city.
ii:
i,.
,
.
.
.
t.
irtH
uiciu,
vT...
,
"wiion
caiieu
just
at
the
crucial
time
the
nrob-
V
J.
,
"UL
w,c
naiuueriain
govemment
would
have
.been
defeated.
A
local
enthusiast
discussing
the
situation
remarked:
:
Chamberlain
is
probably
the
best
man
we
can
have
just
now
but
two
years
from
now
we
shall
want
Anthony
Eden
at
the
head
of
the
government."
CANADA'S
STATUS
At
a
time
t
like
this
it
is
rather
interesting
to
note
that
Canada
is
not
bound
by
anything
done
by
the
British
government
because
under
her
present
status,
this
country
advises
the
King
direct
m
regard
to
Canadian
affairs
and
the
Governor
General
is
not
an
appointee
of
the
present
or
any
other
British
Govemment.
He
represents
only
the
King
At
the
same
time
the
British
government
keeps
Canada
informed
of
all
she
does
just
as
she
keeps
Washington
informed
and
France
and
any
other
friendly
nation
This
is
done
through
the
British
High
Commissioner
at
Ottawa.
Also
the
British
government
often
asks
an
expression
of
opinion
from
the
Canadian
premier.
THE
TWO
HIGHWAYS
Last
week
the
Liberals
of
Pouce
Coupe
endorsed
the
efforts
of
the
Pattullo
gvernment
in
pushing
through
the
rurgeon
Highway
from
Vanderhoof
towards
Finlayi
Iorks
with
a
view
to
connecting
with
the
Peace
River
i
Block.
Almost
at
the
same
time
a
Monkman
Pass
Highway
-Association
was
formed
for
the
purpose
of
advancing
the
interests
of
the
Monkman
Pass
highway
connecting
Grand
Prairie
with
Prince
George
by
way
of
Han-i
sard.
Both
of
these
are
worthy
projects
and
both
might
well
be
supported
by
the
of
sam,e
person
or
group
persons.
Undoubtedly,
both
highways
will
be
completed
within
the1
next
few
years
If
Prince
Rupert
people
and
the
people'
of
the
interior
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
were
as
enthusiastic
over
the
highway
to
connect
the
interior
with
Prince
Runert
we
miVht
oxnert
if
fn
hn
uu
oon,
but
they
are
not.
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie
seems
to
be
the
pnly
man
who
gets
things
done
when
he
wants
them
done.
If
he
should
decide
the
road
was
needed
for
defense
purposes
we
would
probably
have
it
quickly.
Final
Tribute
To
Mrs.
Woods
Kincolith
People
in
Charge
of
Ini-previjvc
1'unrral
Kites
Here
Funeral
of
Mrs
Sarah
Woods
iShimaugadum
Anaki.
reigning.
Princess
of
the
Nisgha
nation,
took
chapel
of
Hayner
Bros,
under
the
auspices
of
the
Sons
of
Kincolith
and
the
Kincolith
Concert
Band.
The
service
was
conducted
by
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibsn.
dean
of
St
LOOKING
ON
BEST
SIDE
Gyro
Speaker
Thinks
Prince
Kupert
I'rople
Should
Empha&ite
Advantages
flat
her
Than
Disadvantages
Speaking
before
the
Prince
Ru-
place
yesterday
afternoon
from
thejl,ert
GJ
Club
at
luncheon
jester-
day.
Rev.
C.
C
Jackson,
pastor
of
First
United
Church,
ventured
the
.Andrews
Cathedral.
The
hymns!
lua"
uie
aan'ases
01
men-
cuy.
u-prp
-Rnrir
nt
ap
-
.inri
"Safi
fn
He
urged
such
organizations
as
ser-
At
the
Arms
a
of
r
Jesus."
The
riu
organist,
vice
xiuos
.ana
.cnurcne
to
empna-
pioneer
Laundry
presslve
service
expressing
appreciation
of
all
deceased
meant
to
her
people.
Pallbearers
were
Louis
Edgar,
I
George
Bolton,
Ernest
Angus,
Wfl-!
Ham
Beynon,
Clarence
Watson,
Paul
I
Brentzen,
William
Herman
.Bernard
Elsterman.
I
Mil
i
gfilim
ifuM
J1
This
f1
V'CTOIA.tC
advertisement
is
not
he
thought,
sufficient
difficulties
Empress
with
41
cltv-
Mr-
Jackson
urged
the
Telecrams
of
svmnathv
were
re-
lmport-
Mrs.
William
Camptall,
Walter
Brentzen
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Ross,
Adella
Symonette,
Warren
Scott.
The
following
flowers
were
sent
by
Kincolith
organizations:
Seniors
Society,
Church
Army,
Church
Army
Sisters.
Ladies
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
Christ
Church,
members
of
Pentecostal
Mission,
Ladies
Athletic
Aid,
Ladles
of
the
Royal
Purple,
Pioneer
Club
and
I
Ma
pie
Leaf
Guild.
Hotel
Arrivals
Central
B.
Flewin,
Surf
Point
Mine;
G.
Royal
I
J.
Bergman,
city;
Sam
King,
Port
Edward.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
0,
Seattle
2.
Handicap
celved
from
Paul
Mercer
and
the
ance
oi
building
along
spiritual
as
L.ii
m
well
as
material
lines.
Now.
nossib-
i0UU
SPORT
BUILDING
UP
LEAD
opinion
that
the
people
of
Prince1
-
Runert
were
nossiblv
Uo
nrone
t'Clean
Sweep
Victories
Order
look
at
the
disadvantages
rather
Evejuni
in
J'ive
fin
Bowling
League
Last
Night
23
Village
LUUUil
Ul
n-iij
rtiuu.
P
M
T?
A
1
lv-
was
the
tIme
10
undesirable
A
At
Greenville
a
special
service
was
niP
J
held
at
the
village
which
is
isolated
things
In
the
bud
In
Prince
Rupert,
&
'at
this
time
of
the
year
prevent-
to
&lart
blulding
for
good
purposes.
,?ilna-
n-"
;
ling
the
people
attending
the
fun-
Manhood
was
as
important
as
pulp
""V
"J
feral
;
mills,
high
Ideals
as
commerce.
j"Liiiiosn
isa
,
Those
sending
flowers
to
the
fun-
Thc
nd
01
goodwill
and
co-op-
a.!!n
!
'?!
pi
wprP
the
familv.
Ernie,
and,eratln
city
building
was
also
"aaicaP
19
Martin,
Irene
and
Angus
McMillan,
emphasized
by
the
speaker.
People
'Mr
and
Mrs
A.
srensen.
Mr.
and
should
Pul1
together
and
work
for
Total
925
1
I
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon
and
Bill,
Mr.
and
J
the
common
cause.
Working
against
Q
GYRO
.
w
(Mrs.
u.
K.
stone,
cat.
ana
Mrs.
wii-'
"vnuv.
5-'llam
Bevnon
and
family.
Mr.
and!tlve
,n
the
cnd-
JiMrs
ijinR
Edear
and
Mabel.
Mrs.
UIle
OI
lne
mings
air.
-50'RPttv
inhnsnn
and
familv.
Mr.
and
ne
had
found
since
his
com-
paranveiy
recent
arrival
in
rnnce
Rupert
was
a
fine
spirit
of
courtesy
here.
Speaking
of
Christianity,
Mr.
Jackson
read
letters
.which
had
been
received
from
82
Lowen
j;n
Dlhh
191
Jackson
R
Tobey
.
139
Borland
183
Handicap
66
'
2
152
173
'200
200
.240
23
Total
922
919
OLD
EMPRESS
...
1
2
Clccbne
Gainsborough
Rlirv
-
.
and
LIpton,
Saskatchewan,
in
ack-'DejonE
i8o
248
nowledgement
for
carloads
of
pro-
Young
ion
162
duce
which
had
been
sent
by
Prince
LoW
Score
3g
Rupert
for
the
drought
sufferers
Donald
233
and
t0
which
the
Gyro
Club
had)
1
Hahdican
n
'
.
r
;
;-
contributed.
Mr.
Jackson
was
thanked
for
his,
thoughtful
address
by,
President
D.!
G.Borland.
J.
R.
Bayne
of
Vancou
ver
was
a
luncheon
guest.
uyro
ciub
7
n
DAVE
DAY
WINS
NEW
er
the
defeat
oj
()
Barw
Cerr.
Breu.ler
took
office.
He
M
emeeul,
UuMinetM-hke,
capable
mmn
ttith
UJ,.
ground
.,
fir
yemrt
etperieneeAn
the
1ftiUture.
Vremier
Breutter
fated
m
difficult
year
tn'li.
heavy
commit
teHtB
and
a
thrinktnt
rerenue.
,iA
r...j
to
incrcated
taxation.
One
nf
important
lunn...,'...
1
"Ltlif
ffohlhUtom
Art
In
1917.
mter
II,
C.
Kretcter
died
in
Mareh.'
tune
returning
from
an
official
to
Ottawa.
Silver
Spring
Lager
Beer
in
inlernalionallj
knoWn
for
il
fine
flavour
ami
uniform
quality.
It
lian
Wen
one
of
Ilritish
Columl.ia'H
iiiohI
iM.pular
beer
for
nearly
a
iiarter
century.
SILVER
SIMM
Lager
Beer
miMi.tio.
i...
.i..
t
;
.
77
i
-----
v.
iii
uiaiiiai
ul
1
1
v
it
r
I
mitnr
nni.n
w
.
.
j
w.
(t
the
Govtrnmtnt
of
British
CUiimtia.
'
3(W
230
130
156
179
22
9"
3
tPI
133
1S1
109
J95
Cf
875
3
173
181
2.13
222
19
22
Total........:
947,
1122
1078
The
league
standing1
to
date:
Won
Lost
Pts
.Pioneer
Laundry
..
.18
.
6
C
N.
R.
A.
,
14"
,13
Old
Empress
8
13
18
14
8
7
YORK
BOUT
H.
S.
Parker
left
on
last
evening's
NEW
YORK,
March
3;:
-
Dave
train
on
one
of
his
periodical
bus-
Day
of
Chicago
won',
a
twelve-
iness
trips
to
Smlthers
and
other
round
decision
over
Charlie
Comet
Interior
points.
of
Baltimore
here
lasfnlglit.
SPORT
CHAT
Following
a
praetiee
game
this
!
nft.rnorn
with
Kine
Edward
lligh
Of
i
i
it,,
the
Armory
irmnrv
thp
Prlnpe
School
at
Rupert
basketball
team
leaves
tonight
on
the
fishing
boat
Balsac.
,
Cant.
John
Orvlk,
for
Premier
10
considerably1
engage
Friday
and
Saturday
nights
was
Ernest
Stevens
of
Kmeol-!
size
tne
advantages
of
Uie
commun-
improved
Its
margin
of
supremacy
m
tne
opening
games
of
the
North-ith.
j
ity.
This
could
well
come
within
the
in
the
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
em
British
Columbia
championship
The
casket
was
carried
by
tribes-
purview
of
the
church,
one
of
the
last
night
by
semiring
a
clean
jes
which
will
be
continued
In
men
representing
different
crests,
important
functions
of
which
was
sweep
three
games
to
nil
victory!
Prlnefi
Rupert
later
in
the
month.
hMrtorf
h
h
hnri
rpnrfprino
Wch.
-o
create
a
spini
01
sausiacuon,
over
uie
second
secona
place
piace
Canadian
uanaaion
iter's
-Hineral
March"
and
Chon-
hol
Peace.
Hatlou
!
Under
the
management
of
Bud
Recreation
Association.;
,.
th
irval
team
consists
of
in's
"Funeral
Miuh."
This
contin-
Mr-
Jacicsons
sudj?ci
was
"unns-
iu
-tne
seoona
nxiure
01
tne
eve-
Eddie
SmltlL
rjoug
Stalker,
llerhie
ued
for
tcveral
city
blocks
after
Canity
and
the
City."
At
the
out-
nin?.
Old
Empress
moved
out
of
;AIor8an
.sonny
Stiles.
Johnny
Mar
which
the
casket
was
transferred
sei
Mr-
Jacxson
saia
11
wouia
nai
tne
cenar
oy
winning
inree
games
to
the
carriage
for
continuation
of
his
Plicv
in
Princ
Kupert
to
to
nil
over
Gyro
Club
which
was
the
funeral
procession.
At
the
criticize
adversely
those
In
author-
left
in
the
basement.
High
aver-
craveside
Webster's
"Dire"
was
itv
or
In
public
office.
They
had,
age
scorer
was
Pete
OeJong
of
Old
played
by
the
band.
It
was
an
im-
without
having
destructive
criU-
Individual
scoring
was
as
fol-cism
thrown
in
their
path:
The
lows:
...
community
would
get
along
better
PIONEER
LDY.
1,.
with
more
co-operation
and
less
V".
Houston
.
'
207
criticiim,
he
felt.
Kinslor
127
After
referring
to
the
gregarious-
Brasell
.1
204
ness
of
man
and
the
ever
increasing
Stiles
...
209
drift
of
nomilation
towards
the
Asemissen
161
rlson.
Oscar
Wingham
and
BUI
Lambic
Bill
Hale!
Also
making
the
trio
are
Bill
Stone
and
Johnny
i
Comadina.
The
team
is
due
home
on
Sunday.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
CPit.
steamer
Princess
Norah,
936
1004
1091'
rv,nt
William
Palmer,
arrived
in
2
229
166
195
238
152
19
999
2
143
194
191
170
150
66
3
jport
at
9
o'clock
this
morning
from
214!Vancouver
and
sailed
at
10:30
for
144
Skagway
and
other
northern
points
213
j
whence
she
will
return
here
next
2J!?'
Monday
afternoon
southbound.
The
15'fvessel
had
on
board
a
full
list
of
!rnmprs
thp
snrlnp
movement
of
traffic
northward
having
now
commenced.
In
all
she
had
143
passengers
of
whom
one
"disembarked
here,
twenty
going
north
from
this
port.
The
through
passengers
Included
members
of
the
White
Pass
and
Yukon
Route
shipyard
crews
bolng
through
to
White-horse
for
the
season.
CLissiFjEO
FOR
SALE
iR
SALE
Bedroom
Suite,
almost
new.
Household
goods.
Apply
Apt.
4,
Angus
Apts.
Phone
Black
077.
(52)
FOR
SALE
Chevrolet
Sedan,
small
mileage:
IMrst
class
condition
.
Phone
Black
489.
152
FOR
SALE
C
roomed
residence
C00:
Glli
Avenue
East,
1
block
from
Booth
School
i.
3
.good
bod
rooms
with
large
clothes
closets
In
each.
Large
garden.
Adjoining
double
comer,
all
cleareH
can
be
had
if
desired.
Price
at
tractive
terms
to
suit
reliable
purchaser.
Can
be
seen
by
appoint
ment,
or
any
evening
after
0
P.m.
(53,
FOhVRENT
FOUR
Room
flat.
Newly
decora-
ted.
Angus
Apartments.
(52
WORK
WANTED
RELIABLE
Woman
wishes
hour
or
day
work.
Phone
741.
152)
LOST
LOST
Bunch
of
keys.
Kindly
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