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isjj
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a
Few
More
Days
and
Our
Most
Successful
Sale
Will
Be
Over.
Here
Are
Just
a
Few
of
Our
Last
Days'
Bargains
Ladies'
Straps,
Oxfords
and
Pumps
Regrouped
"
to
clear.
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Oxfords
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and
durable
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COLUMBIA
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shoe
store
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Wednesday,.
June
8,
1938.
FEDERAL
HOUSING
AID
P.
W,
Nicolls
of
Ottawa,
director
of
housing
for
the
federal
government,
is
in
the
city
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
the
west
to
lo'ok
into
the
situation
locally
with
a
view
to
more
use
being
made
here
of
federal
schemes
for
assistance
of
home
building
projects
in
Canada.
Prince
Rupert-has
been
considered
of
sufficient
importance
for
Mr.
,.wwuuo
iu
give
a
ween
0
units
in
cummer
xiere-
Tir..
TtT!'.
It
1
V
1
.
0
SPORT'
LEGION
IN
LEAD
NOW
I
Defeated
Merchant's
2
to
1
To
As
sume
First
Place
In
Stuart
Shield'
Standing;
STUART
SHIELD
STANDING
W
D
L
F
APts
Canadian
legion
2
1
11)10
Merchant?
t
11
8
7
3
Navy
1"
0'
2
!
12
2
SEASON
SCORING-
SITMMAKY-
Bryant,
Navy,
5.
It.
Dickens,
Legion,
3.
Howe,
Legion,
3'.
Vink,
Merchants,
2.
Ferguson,
Merchants,
2.
Campbell,
Legion,
2.
Morgan,
Navy,
2;
Smith,
Merchants,
2.
Simundsen,
Legion,
2.
Smith,
Navy,
1.
Armstrong,
Navy,
1.
FTolkestad,
Merchants,
1.
Gillis,
Merchants,
1.
CNeil,
Navy",
1,
Vance,
Legion,
1.
his
guidance,
the
forwards
played
National'
Leajue
.
New
York
2,
Chicago
4.
Brooklyn
7,
St.
Louis
6.
.
American
League
Chicago
8,
New
York
5.
St.
Louis
11,
Washington
8.
Detroit
5,
Philadelphia
4i
Cleveland
7.
Boston
5.
Pet
.044
.619
.553
.512
.500
Chicago
14
.378
In-
their
meeting
last
night
in
st.
Louis-
13
.333
the
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
football
-
series,
Canadian-
Legion
won
from"
the
Merchants
by
two
goals
to
one
and,
as
a
result,
went
to
the
top'
of
the
competition.
The
game
was
well
fought
before
a
good
crowd
of
Interested
spectators.
SPORT
GHAT
then
Merchants
had
the
better.
,
H
,
.
Pierce
did
well
to
save
from
Dick
Sld,;J)0tbaU1?3Knf:i(
nM-
Cameron.
Sam
Currle
kept
the
AS'.SS?
Legion;
well
in
Hand
and,
under
tTfll,
ian,
J.
A.
Neil',
R.
Armstrong;
J;
some
heat
football.
Smith
went
p"
-
t,
u
o.-i,t.
i,.,
r
Spares:
G.
Brawn,
R.
Cameron
Kay
blocked
Vink's-
parting
drlvs
to
save
an
otherwise
sure
goal.
James
Currie
went
off
injured..'
Pierce
was
called
on
again
and
Smith
had
hard
luck
with
a
grand
drive
that
hit
the
upright.
Holkp-1
stad
centred
.well
and.
at
last
Smithi
scored,
.
',"
Play
opened.
quietly!"
in
the
half'
unOl
olkestad
tested
arid
J1.
Storrie:
BOWLING
June
8
Rink
No:
d
vs.
P.Ink
No.
8;
Rink
No.
I
Vs;
Rinlt
No.
9.
June
lomnfc
m.
2
vs.
Rink
No.
l'Oi
Rlnlfc
No:
3
vs.
Rink
No.
5.
Pierce.
Merchants
should
have
'
gone
ahead
but
McKay
again
again
kept
a"
good
goaf
for
Legion'
brought
off
a
last
minute
inter-
and
Parson's'
and
Gomez
were
safe
Mr,
Nicnlls
wflT
fu
the
en4
.of
o
nr..
..'veritlon.
Followintr
Simundsen's
at
back,
FergUSOrt
did
well
and
Of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
when'
it
Corner!
Merants'
goal
underwent
Beynon
made
a
very
successful
ap.
"A
ominerce
wnen
It
lSa
siee4
fair;
The
u
.
-iv.1!..
5,
-1
,
but
Parsons
cleared.
Then
pearance.
Bussey
was
cCv.tcu
ac
win
eiuciuaie
IUliy
On
tne
retierar
homing
as-
Merchants
forced
a
corner
and
forward
line
displayed
neat
foot
bisiaiice
projects
ana
now
they
may
be
taken
advantage
of
ipierce
dld
wel1
to
keep
his
charge
.
locally.
There
must
"
be
many
in
Prince
Rupert
who
desirprintJu:t-
Legion
took
up
the
attack
ball
with
Smith
and
Holkestad
the
pick.
Vlnk
was-
occasionally
dan-
to-have
new
homes.
SufKnovcnntf
TllT
and
Simundsen
scored
from
close
gerous.
Cameron
has
lots
of
speed
ln-
in.
Sam
Sam
Currie
Currle
Jr-
Jr.
hSt
hit
the
thebar
bar
wh
with
amJ
and
did
dld
we!1
tfell'
for
for
hi
nls
flrs
first
attempt.
in
in'
what
thP
the
federal
fprWbrnnrwVfrn
authorities
WJjat
are
Offering
in
the
way
of
a
grand
drive.
Howe
worked
OUlls
was
always
a
trier.
assisting
tnem.
lo
them
Mr.
Nicolls'
discourse
should
.through
to
put
the
veterans
ahead.
Pierce
turned
in
a
Vsry
good
he
01
particular
interest.
,
Cameron
ahd
Smith
combined
game
Tor
the
Legion.
W.
Murray
While
the
happy
person
who
gets
the
new
hnmp
will
w,1
ibeautIfuliy
but
McKay
and
Scherk
I
sod"baclc
and
ln
the
st:z'
tuftlav
safe.
Krause
off
ond
half,
was
a
fine
extra
half-
were
brought
be
Detne
the
one
one
whn
Who
WfiU
benefits
AitU
dliectly
the
of
a
building
every
new
fine
save
Just
under
the
crossbar
back:
when
the
veterans
attacked.
nvubc
ueneiits
tne
community
through
the
employment
ft
when
the
Legion
attacked
strong-
McKay
was
weak
but
later
im-
'
provides
and
the
ceneral
imnrnvpmpnt
nrVn'oV.
.on
.
a
1v;
proved
and
saved
a
counle
of'
.1
.
0
"l
11111v.ll
ICSUIW,
I,
,.u
.
.
n
.
'
.
.
t
mimber
of
new
homes
would
give
a
filip
to
the
building
industry
and
would
make
the
citv
look
that
Teams:
ucuiuy
snuus,
oam
wurne
sr.
snov-.i
ed
how
football
should
be
played.!1
Merchants
Krause;
Parsons,
F.
.
beaten
w,ioiuuiiijr
Occasionally
uculcu
101
for
speed,
apecu,
111.1
his1;
TVTw
T"
-11
'
't
1
1
1
a
1'
n
--.
v.t.i,i
.
mi.
iituns
visa
snuum,
tnereiore,.
Ueot
both
special
uomez;
uusseV'
Ferguson,
Beynon;
genaralshlp
was
always
In
evidence
and
general
interest
and
those
interested
either
directlv
D!ck
Cameron-
oims'
smith,
vink,
and
his
positioning;
was
a
lessen-
61:
indirectly
in
better
homes',
civic
welfare
and
.
the
younger
players
Much
of
commuTi-'"?6'
commun-,
t
n!
,uJ
Canadian
Legion
-
Pierce;
W
the
team's
due
itvimnrovprn-prirwnTnrninWtrl
success
was,
to
him.
ill
VemeiS'
Vl11
Probably
be
desirous
of
hearing
What
Murray,
McKay;
J.
Currie,
Sam
Sam
Currie
Jr.
was
good
and
ne
nas
fA
tO
say.
1
hey
Will
have
that
Opportunity
tonight.
jCurrie
sr.,
Sam
Currle
Jr.;
Simund-
Scherk.
improves
with
every,
game.'
'
'en,
Vance,
Howe,
Campbell
The
forward
line
combined
poorly.
SASKATCHEWAN
VOTES
TODAY
jScherk.
Rol
Judge.
in
spite
of
Currie's
coaching.
Political
interest
centres
'today
on
StontmJ
SL
.
and
Howe
wa
always
a
trier
as
was
Tirliovn
,Tf,'M,
wuv.v,h
we
m
ins
usuai
aimunasen.
uampDen
was
dLsap-
1
.
,
where
voting
proceeds
in
,a
provincial
general
election.
,.caPable
style.
pointing,
jimmy
currie
did
well
xiiLne
Liuerai
government
pt
Premier
W.
J,
Patterson
will
be
returned
to
power
seems
generally
conceded.
Nobody
seems
to
seriously
think
it
will
not
have
the-
Targest
following'
in
the
next
Legislature;
Some
doubt
has,
however,
been
cast
by
political
prophets
on
whether
or
not
it
wi
I
have
a
clear
working
majority
that
is,
whether
it
will
have
a
following
larger
than
all
other
groups
combined.
'
.
Social
Credit
is
the
uncertain
quantity
in
Saskatchewan.-
Its
showing
in
the
Alberta
general
election
a
few
years
ago
was
such
a
suprise
that
there
is
some
uncertainty
in
measuring
the
response
it
may
receive
m
Saskatchewan.
What
the
electors
in
Saskatchewan
do
today
to
Premier
William
Aberhart
(and
he
is
the
magnetic
individual
who
is
guiding
the
Social
Credit
movement
in
Saskatchewan
as
he'did
in
Alberta)
mav
be
taken
k
snmo
a?
an
indication
of
how
it
may
fare
in
the
next
Alberta
election
Due
to-
the
entry
of
Social
Credit,
it
is
not
expected
that
the
C.C.F.
will
receive
a
very
large
vote
in
Saskatchewan.
Had
it
not
been
for
the
entry
of
William
Aberhart,
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
might
have
given
the
Liberals
a
real
run.
The
Conservatives
themselves
admit
that
they
will'
not
be
a
serious
contender
in
Saskatchewan.
Their
only
reaspri
for
being
iri
the
fight
is
to
keep
the
federal
organization
alive.
The
result
in
Saskatchewan
is
awaited
With
-interest
Interesting
Game
until
he
twisted
his
lee.
Rol
Judire
The
game
was
interesting
de-
who
replaced
him
in
the
second
spite
some
dull
spells.
Krause
half,
did
well.
NOW
CALEDONIA
LIQUEUR
WHISKY
40
oz.
26
OZ.
$2-25
'16
OZ.
41-40
TJ'
RcAK11
MuA,
M.Ur
Woe
f
i
Uud
V
o
tFaocuuu
iuuui
1111m
i
w
Distributed
To
.
.National
fragile1
New
YoVtt
4.
Chicago-2
ter
In-
.
.
Al'lJ
ningsi.
Ne
YorK
4.
cnicago
i.
43011001
IlllUieil
(Second
game,
end
of
seyentH,
Mel
OU
made
twelth
liomer
In
first
came.)
Meeting
Monday
night
at
IH
RAQPD'AI
I
VrrVMJTT'C
Brooklyn
3.
Si.
lows
4
iena
or
home
or
Mrs
William
crass,
aqiu
sixth).
uosiou
jr,
riusourg
.
5.
Ka
cattail
Sf
atiHinflT'
ihomers
this
season.)
Including
Yesterday
S'ewes
National
fragile
W
,L
Chicago
.29
16-
New-York
26
l'tf
Boston)
'
,2K
17!
Cincinnati
22
21
Pittsburg
20'
20'
Sfi..
Louis
19
33
Brooklyn;
t9
27'
,
Philadelphia
11-
27-
I
American
League
Cleveland
29'
14
New
York
24
IT
Washington-'
.
26
21
Boston
.23'
19
Detroit,
2T
23
Philadelphia
17
24'
23
23
26!
26'
Detroit
5,
Philadelphia
1.
T
St.
Louis
6,
Washington1
3
(end1
of
f
seventh).
LOCAL
NEWS
Constable
Joseph
Devlin
of
the
f??
I
city
police
and
Mrs.
Devlin
.391
..280
.674'
are
:
spending
a
holiday
visiting-
at
Dr.
Hiitrh
MorriKOn
lrtxnitnr
of
'schools,
returned
to
the
city
on
clpal
Chapter,
Imperial
Ordet
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
received
'
I
PhlladelDhla-Cinclnnatl.
tonight,
a
statement
In
regard
to
the
work
I
American
League
during
the
past
winter
of
supply-
I
Chicago
ir.
New
York
7.
Chlcago'mg
milk
to
school
children
of
thr.
New
York
0.
(Second
game,
end
city.
It
was
announced
that
$886:4;-'
of
fifth
Inning.)
'worth
of
milk
had
been
supplier
Cleveland-
ff,
Boston
7.
(Jimmy
faf
which
&87.81
had
been
donated
(Vw
mnriw
two
homers,
makmff
It.
There
had
still
been
a
deficit
of
seventeen
for
season
and
fourth
-
in
mhlch
lip.
has
mflde
two
$33.81
towards
which
the
Princt
Rupert"
R'otarjP
Club
had
contribut
cd
$20
while
the-
I.
O.
D.
J2,
had
made
up-
tlw
balance-.
,
A
feature
of
last
evrrtliifj'S
meet
lng
was
the
presentation
to
Mrs'
I
John
Mhnsort
by
the
resent,
Mm
III.
I
Landryr
of
a
silver
spoon
.son's1
lmoendhie:
departure
Irbnl
Mr,
the
city.
She
Joined
the
I.
O.
D.
E
in
ID
15
and
has
held
all
offices
importance,
doing
a
great
deal
valuable
work
for
the
order.
Raffle
drawings
took
place,
-Mrs
Dominate
winning
a
bed
Jacket
with
No.
60
and
Mrs.
Laird
a
set
of
doilies
with
No.
13,
'a'
nlgnt's
train
from
a
trlP"
t0
M".
f
Adjutant)
A.
Parkinson;
Terrace
on
official'
duties.
I
wh0
with
her'
husband
li
in-
charge
'.)
"
j
of
The-Salvation'
Army's
native
Miss
jean
MCAiee-arrived
in
tne.worlc
and
school
at
Glen.
Vowell
Jack
McNeil
of
Smlthers,
wlio
has
been
on
a
trip
south,
arrived
In
thei
city
from
Vancouver
pn
the
Prince
George
this
morning
and
will
re-:
turn
to
the
interior
on
this
even-!
ing's
train.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eric
Wilson
or
BOs-'
ton
arrived
in
the
city
on-
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
the
south'
to
pay
a
week's
vlsl
here
with
Mr!
and
Mrs.
W,
IT.
Tbbey.
Mrs.
Wilson
Is
Mrs.
Tobey
sister.
,
-
Dr:
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
MeKeehnle;
formerly
a
well
kndwtti
Vanbouver
medical
man
and
now
living
ln
retirement
in
the
Okanagan,
is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
George
today
going
through
on
d
trip
to
Stewart.
Mr.
and
Mrsv
James
McNulty.
after
spending
the
winter
in
California
and
the
past
month;
In.
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
for
the
summer.
They
will
take
up-
residence
Iri
the
house
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Finnle
on
Fifth
Avenue
West.
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
You'll
Jump
Out
of
Bui
In
th
Morning
Rarih'
to
Co
Th
llvtr
ihould
pour
out
two
ponndi
of
liquid
bll
Into
your
bowU
dillr.
If
thli
bU
U
not
(lowing
frwly.
jrour
f
oud
donn'tdlgnt.
It
Just
decayi
In
the
bowrlt.
Gu
blottt
op
jrourtorach.
Yoa
getcbnitlpotrd.
Harmful
poUont
to
Into
the
body,
and
70U
feel
aour,
aunk
and
the
world
I00H
punk.
A
mere
bowel
movement
dortn't
alwara
I't
art
the
cane.
u
ri
eed
anmrthlnrthatworkr
on
the
llrer
aa
well.
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takea
those
food,
old
uarter
L,uti
Liver
rilla
to
f
et
theie
two-
pounda
ot
bile
flowing
freely
and
make
ic
roa
roa
r;ther
the
reel
'-up
ana
up
.narmleerand
centle;
make
the
bile
flow
freely.
They
do
the
work
of
calomel
but
hare
no
calomel
or
mercury
la
Ulra.
Ask
for
Carter-1
Little
Liver
Pill,
by
oame
I
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rtf
gi
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or
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the
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vernmeni.
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and
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McLeod,
city
Royal
t.
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Simpson
r;.
s
Slewart',
Robert
N,
Goldle
ar.4
A!cQuarrle,
Vancouver
L.
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son.
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ton;
Ole
Waugert
vi
Ellr
Arvidson,
Fort
St
John
p
cityon
tne
prince
George
uiw.
near
Hazelton.
arrived
In
the
city
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B
Z
ZLl
mnrnine-
ta
visit
with
her
brother
-
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w"'""v
""uicy
a
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
McAfee,
Westvlew.
on-the-Prince
George
tnis'mornlng.
kaUe,.
Terrace;
J
J
Tully
Pr
Mrs.
Parkinson,
who
is
a
qualified
I
Aiaska;
o.
JIunter
Prince
Gaira-
weeks'
agoj
having
lrr
her1
charge
.a
Mrs.
A.
E.
Lawson
and'two
chll-.
native'
woman
who-Is
now
receiving
dren,
who
have
been
visiting
atlspeclal
treatment
In
one
of
the
Fred
Rudge.
ClaJcton
Savoy
A
tMr!
Tnri
filmnrnn
t
Di..k
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ruwen
n,ivcr,,arrJYpu
m
uiercuy
uy
j
Vancouver
nospitais.
She
will
re-
Ujn
.
Montreal;
II
E
MolefCniw
The
following
placers'
will
repre-.
the
Prince
George
this
morning
en-
turn
to
oirn
Vowell
hv
fhis
I
-
r
....v.,
u.iuoii,
aoj
route
back
to
their
.home
on
the
lng-s
train.
FolntMlne.
Skeena
River.
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PACKAGES
10c
POUCHES
15c
Hb.
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