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Two,
Julia
Arthur
We
have
just
received
a
large
shipment
of
fall's
latest
footwear
in
all
their
exquisite
beauty.
Have.
Ygu
Seen,
the
Latest
in
Black
gijecje
Pumps,
yth
Zippers
and
the
Newest
Designs
in
Elastic
Gore
strap
S7
Ve
will
be
pleased
to
show
these
i7
new
lines
to
yqu.
r
r,-
.
Family
shoe
store
liD,
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
!
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DAILY
NEWS.
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RINCI
UPjEBT
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COLUMBIA
FiabUsbed
JCyery
Afternoon
Excepl'Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Py?
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ot
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fiAitT
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INDUSTRY
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Saturday,
September
2,
1938.
ana
are
the
rest
of
the
1
natinns
incf
naume
nnionnc
u
nows
will
move
only
one
way,
controlled
by
their
fears
and
tendencies?
If
is
easy
to
imagine
this
man
sitting
ait
a
chess
board
and
figuring
out
all
the
possibilities
so
that
eventually
he
mav
checkmate
the
nnnnnpnto
In
Hn.
TOURIST
BUREAU
(Continued
rrom
faee
One)
cated
that
it
wascfnjddefed,
that'
ine
tiurea
nad
made
a
yerjf
good
tart.
Experience
was
being
gained.
Arthur
Brooksbn'saicJ
that
when
in
the
south
he
had
met
the
IMinUter
of
Mines
and
Industries,
Hon.
w.
j.
Asselstlne.
and
had
been
told
that
a
tourist
bureau
expert
j
would
visit
Prince
Rupert
this
fall
and
that
a
grant
for
the
work
of
the
bureau
would
be
made
again.
next
year.
seqt
to
them
at
a
future
date.
"All
who
called
were
most
enthusiastic
over
the
opening
of
a
Tourist
Information
Bureau
here
and
wished
us
evry
success
witjTi.
as
is
natural
the
questions
askr
to
greatest
advantage
here??
"
'Is
there
anywhere
that
I
could
get
a
cabin
for
a
holiday
in
this
j
Immediate
vicinity?'
-
Are
mere
any
snort
train
or
boat
trip?
to
be
taken
from
here?'
"'Could
we
go
through
a
cannery?
14
'What
sport
fishing
Is
done
here
and
where
is
it
done?"
"
'How
do
you
grow
such
wonderful
flowers
here?
J
"
'How
much
rain
do
you
get?'
3.00
1
'"What
Is
the
population
of
this
9.00
cjty?'
.02
1
"
'What
winter
sports
have
you?'
'What
is
the
object
of
the
Fish-
erles
Experimental
Station?'
'How
far
can
you
reach
bv
tele
phone
from,
Prince
Rupert?'
"What
Is
the
chief
occunatlnn
of
the
people?'
".'What
mining
activities
'are
there
In
this
district?
:
"'Is
there
any
way
tn
reach
;
Prince
Rupert
other
than
by
train
lor
boat?'
Is
Adolph
'
IV'
'
HjJer
"
3
prjazy
rl
man
or
t
is
"I"
he
fwjfitg
playine
a
u
game
eame1
"'Hp
many
mlIes
ot
highway
'"What
Is
at
Anyox?'
"
'Is
Stewart
In
Canada?'
"'How
far
is
It
to
Vancouver;
Terrace;
Smlthers?'
'"Can
you
tell
me
anything
of
Tweedsmuir
ParJi
Park?'
ine
this,
of
course,
he
is
in
otpvp
AzncraJnf
Mcki
i.:.T'eec?srnulr
danger
is
that
they
may
be
deflected
from
the
main
pur-
muir
park?'
,
pose
of
tjie
ganie
through
fear
of
consequences.
It
would
I
"These
are
onlv
a
vefy
few
of
the
seem
as
if
Hitler
has
no
fear,
no
comDunction.
nn
wnrw
queftions
asked-
of
course
there
is
over
the
sufferings
of
a
wqrjd
war
as
long
ds
he
trains
"hisl5.?r?
demln.d
for
a,!
klnds
of
end.
ThQnrhf
ihl
olL
particularly
maps
and
ti..
itit-
f
v.v.
(.uvea
Mvaiu
aiiu
11c
41IUVCS
a
gPPjl
"lany
of
the
pieces
while
his
opponents
have
also
their
Pieces
that
thev
move.
pamphlets
on
this
north
country.
"I
would
recommend
that
next
The
thoueht
occurred
this
mnrnW
fn.t
..,
5r.'?r
year
the
office
be
.Pf.n
opened
from
from.
the
the
v
-t
.
-.
-
r
...w.
.....j,
..uv
(jyooiuij
niiaiaoi,
wees
m
June
10
ine
end
or
the
Is
3fl9tn?f
ca5
Where
the
things
we
fear
may
not-
hap-'11"1
week
in
September
and
that
a
RPP:
ftUjer
seems
to
have
been
moving
the
pierces
known
,n
be
put
on
tne
C-R-wharf
and
a
Hungary,
Italy,
Pqland
and
to
some
extent
people
ifi
!hltop
of
the
CPR-
516133
80
rhmk,
possibly
Chamberlain,
Halifax
and
others
while
the
it
.tt
wlllv?e
ts
have
ha
pieces
on.
the
board
X
ZT!
prance.
Russia,
Rumania,
Anthony
Eden,
President,
the
present
sign
be
oiaced
across
KqosevelJ
and
Qeneral
Jan
Syrovy.
'
j
the
sidewalk
instead
of
ver
the
of
fice
door,
it
would
also
be
advis
able
to
obtain
a?
much
literature
as
porelble
during
the
coming
winter
from
the
eovernment
dpnartmpnfe
'anjl
the
Tourist
Information
Bur-
:
Mli
-IT
1J"
p
Hj
-4r
"'
wpe
ft
spill
Canada
and
tits
Papiflc
Coast
juiV
ProPslt,on.?
Ye
all
realize
that
it
has!
been
impos-
states.
This
would
be
not
only
for
SlhlP
tn
Hri
nnrtlhinrr
finonnlnllu
i
1
i.
thp
Infnrmitlnn
nt
it,.
n...t.i.
War
to
end
all
wars,
was
concluder
nearly
twenty
years
!woi'm!He
to
thank
the
.bureau
for
At
t11
Um?
there
yere
thanksgiving
services
atiRlvln?
npp9rtun'
pf.'heJn
all
the
churches.
'
i
,r!K
t".e
tourists
enloy
their
trip
shotrSfind
thav
day.the
wss
jjot
was
fired,
there
has
been
a
steady
increase
in
arm-
trust
that
li
WAUctkAvk
been
ments
until
toclav
there
are
saui
tri
hp
hf
Ipoof
to
;n,v
Uafi.far.fnnr
that
they
...m
will
me0
Mer
arpis.
ip
Eyrpne
with
the
possibility
oi
"twice
,a,1
me
to
ca"y
on
that
manV
Within
a
few
davs
after
rVie
r1pr.lQvot,
"
Is
exnected
th
war.
The
figures
given,
are:
France,
2;o'00,000;
.
Ger-mppy,
L00Q.Q0Q;
Soviet
Russia;
2,0Q0,00O;
Czechoslovakia
800,000
to
1,000,000;
Italy,
450,000;
and
Great
Brilain,
less
than
200,000
with
scattered
reserves.
Standing
armies
of
smaller
nations
would
pUsh
the
total
to"
above
10,000
-000,
it
is
estimated.
next
season."
that
a
booklet
dealine
with
Prince
Rupert
and'
district
will
be
nubllshcd
for
dis
tribution
to
visitors
and
others,
i
Reach
the
most
people
In
City
and
district
with
an
advertisement
in
the'
Dally
News.
'
&
"THB
BAIL?
NEWS
-
-
.
j
f
-
SPORT
CHAT
I
"C,
?6f,S
of
Can-
Purred
FTP
LaU
!iht
Qvliu
nmr,r
n,ir
Absent
aiiss
uibson's
ficDort
t
-u.--
.-.-r
j.
k
-
-
oi
of
Phyllis
myitis
Dewar.
uewar.
mcuii
member
The
followinz
Is
a
codv
of
thp
rp.
.
.
ho
Moose
'
Jaw
gij"nqw
resldin'
&
Vancouvei-r
Mackay,
who
firmly
rrrrm.:
i
w
m
m
it
w
i
;
port
made
by
Miss
Gibson
to
the,h--
.
nntpntift,
star
in
14-year-old
0ww
to
rallure
of
the
officers
Vt?3
.
.
.
,
June
Emerson
flf
Moo$e
Jaw.
Six
t8
put
In
an
appearance,
the
an,-?H
J
141
tourists
called
at
the
after
her
first
swimming
Jr-
qual
meeting
he
Ladles
Bgwl-offlce
from
August
6
to
31
making
tru7tion
"under
Mackay
last
June,
Jg
League,
called
"foF
last
nlgr
an
average
of
5.64
per
day.
Ninety-
.
Emerson
had
cracked
four
;wa?
postponed,
one
registered
and
several
of
these
J.T
Ja
records
including
a"""
haye
requested
that
literature
be
-"rk
set
by
Phyllis
Pewar.
former
believes
the
best
way
to
coach
a
swimmer
is
to
be
friend,
advisor
ha
taken
June
under.
to.hls
club,
the
Aquatic,
but
she
was
too'
busy
with
her
grade
eight
studies
to
accept
until
June
pf
this
year.
During
the
first
.hree
weeks
of
July,"
Mackay
taught
the
blonde
youngster
how
to
use
her
arms
cprr
rectly,
breathe
properly
and
tp
flutter-kick.
She
swam
two
hours,
daily
unjler
the
close
supervision
of
Moose'
Jaw's
ace
instructor.
On
July
23,
June
went
to
Reglna
and
In
her
first
major
ra6e,
won(
the
proyinciaf
Junior
lOQ-yard's
title,
.rjexf;
stop
was.
Saskatoon
on
August
3,
where
she
won
the
50r
yards
free
style,
defeating
Rglna's
Wrigley
mile
champion,
Do
Bur-rell.
Op
August
13,
June
smashed
Phyllis
Dewar's
50-yar'ds
record,
swimming
the
lalf-century
in
50
seconds
flat.
The
same
day.
she
1
-
.
.V.
n
In.n
Vl.M
wuiruci
iuuuu
biuwii
111
icso
yuan,
a
month
by
taking
the
Otfryardsl
junior
eyent
ana
ner
ume
oi
i;iu.
2-5
was
a
full
second
faster
than
that
of
Dot
Burrell
who
won
the
senior
hundrec.
'
Tjune-rjlavs
baseball
and
eyen
has
donned
a
football
uniform
and
practised
with
her
brothers.
She";
wants
to
learn
to
play
a
mouth
organ
top.
Her
swimming
suppesses,
however,
have
pushed
other
sports
to
the
background
and
she
says
her
record
-
breaking
this
summer
"means
the
end
of
the
other
sports
for
me."
'
EOK
SALE
FOR
SAL&-Used
chesterfield
and
two
chairs.
One
rug
9x.
Phonfc
Blue
936.
(223
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FOR
SALE
303
Savage
Rifle.
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Daily
News.
tf.
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WANTED
FULL
TIME
help
required
at
Ridley
Home.
Must
be
oyer
25,
years.
Phone
Red
822.
(tf)
BOARD
AND
RfflHHT
j
the
European
situation
quietens
down,
there
should
be
a
a'?0-
reCerence
in
the
office
and
i
comfortable
Rooms,
excellent
m
&mS??ym
W
Cmm
business
d
it
may
TV"SS!.
V
hmwuib
ci,
auuicLiujjg
pinjj.
we
qp
npr,
loqK
some
fHscuslon
on
the
part
of
the
Feed
Co.
tor
any
move
this
year
but,
if
it
gomes
next
we
shall
all
townspeople-
as
to
the
necessity
of,
-
-
wsohfr
be
Verv
Pleased.
In
the
mpanh'mp
wo
anall
now,
a
tourist
bureau.
I
nersonaliv
fpPt
rUiKaUIAIj
.
i-.-.;.-ici;
-ZT.r.
"TrTTVTII!.
,
.
'
"
-Jf
Ull
as
IX
r
nOthinpr
har
hppn
sniri
'
itnat
it
u
going
going
to
to
be
De
a
a
hjW"
()
;inv
r-riT
'7T
SAFE
pOR
DEMOCRACY
The.
war-
to
make
the
wprW
wfe
I
tn
V4-l
'
r
nil
n
im)
1.11
h
for
iv-
-i
MlHMvJftvjf
democracy,
.
'
.
the
VHc'
ereat
sten
fprward
on
the
part
of
the
city
to
have
suph
an
office,
because
these
Yl$ltpr'
tp
ou.r
cjty
are
really
and
truly
anxious
to
know
jaout
tjiis
part
of
the
world.
"In
"in
submitting
suDmiuing
thi?
ini?
report
report
I
I
hex
Bowling
Alley
(2271
WE
HAVE
HELPEQ
HUNPREpS
10
OBTAIN
positions,
as
Ui-.
ter
Carriers,
Postal
Clerks.
Cut?
toms
Examiners,
Clerks,
anij
Stenographew.
etc.,
'and
can
help
yqu.
Write
us
for
proof
and
free
Jnjprrna'tlon.
M.C.C.
.
Schopla
thti.,
Winnipeg.
,oldef
t
In
Canada.
'
tf.
PRIVATE
HOME
KINDERGARTENS
PAY.
We
start
you.
Tle
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute!
Winnipeg.
tf
For
Health
and
a
Slim
Waist
Line
Bowl
For
Reservations
Phone
G58
LadW
Bowling
Mee
Postponed
FUTURE
OF
JR.
SOCCER
U)M
n.lJ'
Mn4
MVG
cVlP
t
OlVmniC
'
Awln
Cnhnnl
Pni-aan
wo
4lnn
14
efl
haye
been
many
and
varied.
At,aterlai.
Her
reCords
in
six
week?
Cannot
be
Carried
on
in
Old
the
beginning
the
tourUU
seemed
'show
tnat
..
he
saw,
"She
should
yAy
u
umn
inemseives
w
asxing
air-majje
the
1940
Olympic
squad
with'
t-t-
ectlons
but,
as
the
season
progres-
no
trouble
'
"
'
I
A
a
SP13'
meeting
last
even-
sed,
they
became
more
inquiring,
j
jng
q(
represfntatlves
from
the
Some
of
the
questions
asked
were:
j
Mackay
first
saw
June
last
wlptert
schools
to
discus?
the
future
gt
the
.
"What
goods
and
how
much
canjat
a
smalfpubllc
school
meet
here.
Junior
Football
League,
it
was
dell
take
from
Canada
to
the
U5-A.iti
Vomixt
nt
the
sneed
she
de-
elded
that,
owing
to.
the
school
re-
-
VeiOpcQ'
USiilg
a
llU6li
nw..;y.yp
'What
Is
there
to
see
in
the
citv
rraa-i'
strike
i
in
her
sDecia'ity
the
slble
to
contlnu
continue
be
imnos
the
activities
pf
and
how
can
I
spend
a
day
twql
i06
yards
free
style.
He
Invited
her
;
this
league
on
the
same
Inter-schopl
basis
as.
for
the
past
fourteen
years
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Senior
Football
Association
will
be
sjo
advised.
It
is
understood
that
at
the
High,
Schopl
football
will
be
carried
on
as
one
pf
the
athletic
activities.
At
Vlnn
T74..J
-1
-
.
i
.
tiuwaiu
ciemeiuary
scnopi
gputh
j
The
Boo
ft
r
ind
olean-
9
OLD
COUNTRY
SOCCER.
s
'
-
-
-
-
aiso
aeciaed
that
.
any
balance
in
the
treasury
after
teain
Wlye&
until
the
medals
for
the
.
"l"8
Wtan
h
presldtd;
Shrpe
TOFFEE
ASSORTMENT
At
a.
Specja
Week-End
Price
Per
Pound
25c
MM
English.
League
First
pWlsjpn
.
Arsenal
0,
Astqn
Vllia
0.
f
Birmingham
1,
Preston
North'
end
3.
Blackpool
3,
Grlmbsy
Town
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