.
Ai
Strn
m
Vogue,
Nf
ndemoTseli
and
Harper's
Bcfjaar
-
DAILY
EDITION
11-
waii
tir"rvr
TAKtirft
MY
DEAR.
YOU
COULD
PLAY
YOUR
HAND
INSTEAD
OF
HOLDING
-
vniiu
rnnt.
J
wi-
I
ml
"
.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIAL
1
J
Tangos
will
nvt
cut
your
tnitep
.
.
.
thy
at
flexible
at
the
very
ipot
where)
ordinary
pumpi
hurt
raoiL
Family
shoe
store
ltD
Member
ot
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
Tuesday,
May
17,
1938.
Association
The
Canadian
National
Recrea-
A
ct'ink.
f
tern's
T
tini
nAttrttVl
fr
being
Issued
today.
There
are
ten
rinks
in
ctfmpetUioh
and
play
wn
L.uend
throughout
the
summer.
The
Schedule
Is
as
follows
May
30
bTV
1
.10".
Rink
No.
4
vs.
.Rink.
No.
7?M
d-
Prince
Kunert
eVidentlvvs
not
nfteptpd
hv
trip
iwpnH
rv
un
ruling
that
the
bond
conversion
scheme
here
was
carried9;
Rink
no2
vs.
Rink.
"No..
8..
?
out
Wder
a
special
act
of
the
Legislature
which
might
j
J"Jy
18-Rink
no.
5
vs.
Rink
No.
prove
q
be
Ultra
vires
of
the
province.
Victoria
seems!
10;T
"lnoknN0t:11
lvtR1"kNOr,L
w
to
be
ih,a
bad
financial
Wess
as
a
result
of
the
court
de-'8!JRUink
m
Tl
nml
mT
ClSlbn:
j
'July
22
Rink
No.
0
vs.
Rink
No.
Prince
Rupert
has
issued
new
bonds
for
$1,735,000
at
10.
four
per
cent,
all
of
which
have
been
given
out
in
place
of!
'
Personnel
of
Rinks
old
bonds
which
were
surrendered
to
the
ci'tv
with
the
'ex-
f.
vickers,
s.
c
Thompson,
l.
Ar-CBptib'nOfbnesmalllotbf
$2,600.
The
owner
Of
these
has'
ro11-
R-
E-
Benson
(Skl-q)-
JF:
?'
m
yet
been
found.
The
new
bonds
are
in
the
Bank
of
,f
TXTt.
Montreal
awaiting
application
from
the
and
draw-
owner
Coates,
f.
s.
waitcn,
r.
m.
wihsiow
ing
interest
at
the
four
per
cent
rate,
the
old
bonds
having
skiph
'
d.
crerar,
p.
Lakie.
j.
s.
befen
cancelled.
Irvine,
g.
s.
inn
(Skip),
a.
t.
Ih
Prince
Rupert's
case
nobody
was
forced
bv
the
Parkln'
s'
Klng-
?'
J108"8,
tJ;
cburts
tb
suh-ender
his
bonds.
All
clid
so
voluntarily
and
j
'T'Boyd.Tekln
the
power
ot
the
city
to
make
the
change
was
never
chal-j
(Skipi.
J.
m.
Campbell,
R.
e.
James,
lenged.
Something
like
seventy-three
per
cent
of
the',F.
Dibb,
d.
a.
Macphce
(Skip),
j.
bondholder's
had
agreed
to
make
the
change
before
the
Bulger,
w.
Miller,
w.
n.
Tobey,
g.
Legislature
took
action.
This
was
the
result
of
a
year's
p-
Tinker
1PVn,"
4Tfwss;.,,i
work
oh
the
p?rt
of
the
dty
authorities.
.
As
a
result
of
the
successful
conversion
and
the
sta-
w.
h.
Wilson-Murray,
d.
a.
Bor-bility
of
the
management
of
the
city,
the
Prince
Rupert
land
(Skip).
i
bonds
are
now
selling
at
a
better
price,
considering
the
.
r
1
rate
of
interest,
than
Vancouver
and
a
number
of
other
!
i-gvkrnou
rbruLAit
(
cities.
Prices
have
been
ranging
from
$73
to
78.
Atone
headingly,
Man.,
May
n-time
jh-ior
tb
conversion
they
were
selling
as
low
as
$35.
j
(cp)
Prisoners
in
the
jail
at
this
town
13
miles
west
of
Winnipeg
THE
tiliiTISII
AIR
CRISIS
expressed
their
regrets
at
the
re-
a:
ii
.ii
i
i.
...
j
i
...
,
..
....
urement
oi
uovernor
J.
u.
uownie
rnong
me
means
lanen
to
Dnngme
umisn
air
crisis
A
delegation
of
about
20
inmate
-.
i
...1
LV.-J
1-
P
LI
L
:
...
L...
.
'
1.
1
"
...
to
a
point
where
the
people
of
that
country
might
realize
called
the
real
position-and
take
action
to
set
it
right,
ih
April
where
an
W..R.
Chown,
a
British
industrialist,
issued
a
little
publi-
Burritt
s'
cation
which
he
called
"The
Crisis,"
in
which
he
showed
'
how
ridiculously
inadequate
was
the
British
air
fleet
and
how
lax
was
the
nir
department
of
the
British
govern-!
meht.
This
little
four-page
paper
was
distributed
broadcast.
It
drew
attention
to
the
fact
the
German
govern-;
meht
knew
all
about
Britain's
weakness
whereas
the
British
people
were
hopelessly
ignorant
of
it.
It
went
into
de-tail,
showing
that
the
British
had
very
few
efiectiv'e
fighting
planes
while
Germany
Was
turning
them
out
at
a
tremendous
rate.
He
makes
a
number
of
charges
of
inefficiency
such
as
the
delivery
of
07
Whitley
Bombers;
by
a
well
known
British
firm
without
bomb
sights,
bonib.
racks
br
gun
mountings.
These
were
put
into
store
in-!
gteaa
of
being
sent
to
airdromes.
He
also
calls
attention
.
tb
the
inadequate
supply
of
g-asoline.
As
a
result
of
this
and
other
prbtests,
the
tlhaihber-ldin
jrovernm'ent
has
taken
belated
action
in
removing
the
head
of
the
department
which
.is.put
in
charge
of
what
is
supposed
Jto
be
a
more
businesslike
head
who
will
insist
on
results.
Probably
there
will
be
a
clean-up
in
the
department
following
the'
appointment
of
Sit
Kingsltfy
Wood
who
.was
named
tb
the
position
of
air
minister
yesterdav.
Judging
from
the
allegations
made
in
-Britain,
Sir
Kingsley
will
have
to
do.
some
fast
work
if
he
is
to
place
the
defences
of
London
on
anything
like
an
adequate
basis.
succeeded
him.
nrwriri
ttimfl
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
j.
Zarein
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Kate
$1.00
up
o0
Rooms
Hot
&r.
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Phone
281
I'.O.
Box
116
J
M
BOWLING
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
Flay
lo
Start
at
tend
of
Morith
im
u
"
.....
.
.
..
.
fctee'ni
tif
fc.N.it.
Relation
Complete
Line-up
t
Virions
Com-
es
at
the
governor's
office
address
was
read.
Co.
Tl.
pennon
fixtures
lor
nrasuii
Announced
League
season
Is
schedule
tb
set
Kvon
TVr?d
;xy
f"'e"
"?
L
.vart
in
,h..L.,
week,
schedules
for
the
...111
l
tit
Jn.4nnr'
Im
PAnlnii
rm
May
19
Navy
vs.
Merchants.
MiV
26
Lesion
vs.
Navy.
J
May
31
Merchants
vs.
Legion.
'June
2
Navy
vs.
Leglbn.
June
7
Legion
vs.
Merchants
'June
9
Merchants
vs.
Navy.
Domintoh
Day
Cup
June
14
Merchants
vs.
Nayv.
June
16
Navy
vs.
Legion.
Juno
21
'Legion
Vs.
Merchants.
Final
on
Dominion
Day
between
two
teams
with
greatest
numbsr
'of
points.
Mobley
Cup
City
League
June
23
Merchants
vs
Navy
Baseball
Standings
Rink
No.
1
vs.
Rink
No.
2;
t)AMi
oHin
i
Cleveland
Rink
No.
3
vs.
Rink
No.
4
June
J
Rink
No.
5
vs.
Rink
No.
C;
Rink
No.
7
vs.
Rliik
No.
8.
June
3
Rink
No.
9
vs.
Rink
No.
1C:
Rink
No.
1
vs.
Rink
No.
3.
June
6
Rink
No.
2
vs.
Rink
No.
;
4;
Rink
No.
5
vs.
Rink
No..
7.
June
8
Rink
No.
6
vs.
Rink
No.'
8;
Rink
No.
1
vs.
Rink
No.
9.
June
10
Rink
No.
2
vs.
Rink
No.
1C;
Rink
No.
3
vs.
Rink
No.
5.
June
13
Rink
No.
4
vs.
Hlnk
No.
C;
Rink
No.
7
vs.
Rink
No.
?.
June
15
Rink
No.
8
vs.
Rink
No.'
10;
Rink
No.
1
vs.
Rink
No.
4.
j
June
17
Rink
No.
2
s.
Rink
No.
!
5;
Rink
No.
3
vs.
Rink
No.
6.
June
20
Rink
No.
7
vs.
Rink
No.
10;
Rink
No.
8
vs.
Rink
No.
9.
June
22
Rink
No.
1
vs.
Rink
No.
5;
Rink
No.
2
vs.
Rink
No.
G,
June
24
Rink
No.
3
vs.
Rink
No.
7;
Rink
No.
4
vs.
Rink
No.
8.
June
27
Rink
No.
5
vs.
Rink
No.
9;
Rink
No.
1
vs.
Rink
No.
10.
Julie
29
Rink
No.
2
vs.
Rink
No.
3;
Rink
No.
4
vs.
Rink
N6.
5.
JUly
4
Rink
No.
6
vs.
Rink
No.
7;
Rink
No.
1
vs.
Rink
No.
8.
July
6
Rink
No,
3
vs.
Rink
No.
9;
Rink
No.
4
vs.
Rink
No.
10.
July
8-Rlnk
No.
2
vs.
Rink
No.
7;
Rink
No.
1
vs.
Rink
No.
6.
July
11
Rink
No.
5
vs..
Rnk
No.
8;
Rink
No.
2
vs.
Rink
No.
9.
Julv
13
Rink
No.
3
vs.
Rink
No.
With
the
season
gettiritj
finati
this
OUS
senior
football
competitions
this
season
are
officially
announced
bv
the
PrirYcte
Rupert
Football
Association.
As
previously
reported,
the-c
jji'iibiuu
tiuo
jri;ai
-
ivyjut
vyaia
.
Nival
Volunteer
Reserve,
Bob
Armstrong,
manager;
Merchant',
Casey
Vink,
manager;
Canadian
Legion,
Sam
Currie,
manager.
The
schedules
are
as
follows?
Stuart
henefii
Shield
New
York
Pittsburg
Chl'cafti
Cincinnati
St.
Louis
National
League
W
L
18
4
13
9
14
11
12
13
,
10
i2
.Boston
9
11
Erooklyn
10
-10
Philadelphia
'2.
5
i5
Boston
American
League
.'.
1(5
8
Get
Your
CC.M.
BICYCLK
At
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert
15
S
New
York
14
9
Washington
.16
12
Detroit
10.
13
Chicago
3
11
.
Philadelphia
7
14
J
St.
Louis
7
17
i
Pet,'
.818
JSfl
A'.O'
;455
.156
.385;
.250
.025
.609
.571
.435
,42i
.333
.292
June
23-Legion
vs,
Merchants.
June
30
Navy
vs.
Legion.
July
5
Merchants
vs.
Legion
July
7:
-Legion
vs.
Navy.
July
12
Navy
vs.
Merchants.
"G'ulhuly
Cup
July
14-r-Navy
vs.
Merchants.
July
.19
Legion
vs.
Navy.
July
21
Merchants
vs.
Legion.
July
26
Legion
vs.
Merchants.
July
23-
Navy
vs.
Legion,
August
2
Merchants
u
Navy
m
Mid
he,
To
the
Man
on
a
laliry.who
wishes
la
plice
his
financial,
ittiirs
6n
a
moJern,
business,
like
bash.
To
the
Woman
of
income,
ivho
needs
a
simple,
practical
method
of
keeping
receipts
and
expenditures
straight,
.
Td
the
Housewife
with
h
allowance,
who
requires
a
areful
system
For
watching
the
household
budget.
To
the.
Man
or
Woman
ot
considerable
wealth,
who
likes
to
have
some
money
.
uninvested,
ready
for
instant
.
use,
without
having
to
convert
securities
into
cash.
t
TOT
DAILT
NEWB
jifeUT,
1S33.
,
.
j""
.
'
'
.
.
.
Some
Of
Those
To
Whom
A
PERSONAL
CHEQUiNG
ACCOUNT
Is
A
Useful
Convenience
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
tSTABtlSllfb
lilT
uruw
SAY
to
him:
"Son,
I
know
you
want
a
CC.M,
Bicycle.
1
was
going
to
reward
you
with
one
if
you
passed
your
midsummer
exams.
But
I'm
going
to
be
a
'
good
sport
and
buy
you
one
right
away
so
that
you'll
have
all
the
extra
time
between
now
and
midsummer
to
enjoy
it.
But
I'll
expect
you
to
prove
you
are
a
good
sport,
.too,
by
studying
hard
and
passing
with
good
marks.
If
you
fail
we
will
have
to
take
the
bicycle
back
to
the
dealer."
The
CCM.
Company
and
the
CCM.
dealer
will
back
you
up
in
this
offer,
dad.
They
will
allow
you
the
full
price
you
paid
for
the
CCM.,
if
your
boy
(or
your
girl)
faijs
to
pass
at
midsummer.
(Claim
must
be
made
within
one
week
of
the
announcement
of
the
term's
results.)
But
he
will
not
let
you
down.
When
your
boy
says
he
will
do
a
thing
he
will
do
it.
This"
year's
CCM.'s
set
the
pace
fn
Style,
beauty
and
easy
running.
With
working
parts
of
specially
hardened
steel,
machined
to
hair-line
accuracy,
they
run
with
marvelous
quietness
and
smoothness.
To
pedal
a
CCM.
requires
little
effort,
and
the
free-running
COL
Coaster
Brake
enables
rider
to
frequently
coast
long
distances
without
any
foot-work.
All
models
have
seamless
tubular
steel
frames;
plated
or
enamelled
steel
rims;
rustless
steel
spokes;
bright
parts
ihromium
plated
over
a
20-year
nickel
foundation;
Dunlop
Fort
or
Imperial
Tires;
and
other
CCM.
features.
Tor
qualitv
and
value
a
CCM,
is
still
the
big
bicycle
buy
of
1938.
ML
A
Complete
Stock
of
CC.M.
BICYCLES
Bicyc'lo
.Repairs,
Parts,
Bicycle
Tires
Carried
By
Gordon's
Hardware
'To
the
Business
Man,
ho
wi4es
to
keep
his
personal
account
separate
from
his
business
account.
,To
the
Farmer,
who
likes
to
lil've
mo'rieV
safe
Ihd
ready
for
use,
VpaVt
frorrt
his
farmin
(business
fundi.
ASk
firllr
bocltltt,
"A
Ptrsin-Jl
CMij'uing
Aitolirit
fur
V.
"
Modern.
Experienced
tanking
Service
'tbi
Ouhunt
tf
130
yiwr'
frntiiiful
OftiAit
Mrs.
M.
A.
Dupuls
left
by
last
evening's
train
6n
her
returii
16
Hay;port
after
a
vi.sit
to
the
city
over
the
week
"nd.
KA1EN
TRANSFER
Red
(iillif,
Proprietor
DRY
WOOD
COAL
I'urnlture
.Mofng
'tni
'On'eral
Haulmg
Phone
60
Tli
Finest
IMANO
Tl'MNfi
In
the
country
ran
be
soars,
as
done
with
the
'Hesonoicope''
by
p.
C.
WALKFIt
Phone
IJlue
389
212
4th
St
THE
SEAL
'
QUALITY
IIP
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
.
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
unly
saloon
panning
company
with
in
naTTOll
U
V
W
JVM
f
W
Prince
Rupert
..
.
.
-
-
HYDE
Transfer
815
SECOND
AVE.
MOVING
Light
Delivery
Goal
Wood
Phone
580