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and
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brought
about
by
the
patented
invisible
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at
the
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and
the
clever
rubber
cushioned
non-slips
In
the
counters,
bringing
a
new
foot
freedom
and
thrill
that
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not
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in
any
ether
pump.
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us
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this
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and
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BUBSCEirciQJC
RATES
City
delivery,.
by
mail
or
carrier.
yearlrPtoo.
paid
m
advanee
iiu
Fcr
ievr
periods,
paid
ln
.atfvance,
p-r
w"
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Colombia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
ytsr
i
Friday,
October
25,
1935
FORCED
LABOR
At
the
present
time
there
are
about
100.000
men
and
women
employed
in
Russia
on
forced
labor,
digging
the
smy
canai
connecung
aioseow
with
the
Volga
River.
Some
of
these
are
convicted
criminals
but
the
bulk
of
them
are
political
prisoners
who
have
not
been
in
agreement
with
the
dictatorship
of
the
proletariat
as
carried
out
in
Russia
today
Other
large
groups
of
political
prisoners
are
at
work
on
other
large
public
works
in
that
country,
forced
to
labor
in
charge
of
the
Soviet
political
police.
Sentries
march
up
and
down
with
rifles
and
bayonets
to
that
these
thousands
of
people
make
proper
speed
at
their
work
and
people
passing
in
motor
cars
say
it
is
not
an
uncommon
sight
for
a
sentry
to
be
seen
prodding
one
of
the
lagging
laborers
to
.
greater
activity.
We
are
not
criticizing
.the
artinn
nf
flip
Rnviof
1oQfloo
tu
hea.
u
me
Canadian
government
were
to
follow
the
example
of
Stalin
anil
-company
all
these"
political
irar-
sances
would
be
plaeed
at
work
under
armed
guard
and
prodded
occasionally
to
make
them
work
faster,
MAY
BECOME
AN
ALLY
t
It
must
be
remembered
that
RusSa
today
is
one
of
the
important
members
of
the
League
of
Nations
linking
Up
with
Great
Britain
with
a
view
to
bringing
about
peace
in
East
Africa.
The
question
has
been
asked
whether,
if
Russia
were
attacked
by.iJapan,
Britain
would
be
as
eager
to
take
action
to
.prevent
hostilities
and
would
she
apply
sanctions
evento
the
extent
of
armed
intervention.
Evidently
the
question
remainsmnanswered.
It
is
hypothetical
for
there
is
no
present
threat
.tat
Japan
would
attack
iwiKKUct.
cacn
case
nas
to
be
met
as
it
presents
itself.
At
the
same
lime
it
is
something
to
think
about
for
those
who
would
like
to
see
Britain
take
part
against
Italy
in
the
present
dispute.
Cong
i
-
oleum
The
Modern
Hug
For
Modern
Homes.
Canada's
Favorite
Floor
Covering.
'For
sale
by
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
Two
THRILLING
'Overtime
Periods
Required
3
loos
To
Defeat
Grotto
Sevthians
Defeat
Legion
Basketball
fans
in
large
numbers
last
night
witnessed
four
exciting
fast-moving
hoop
games
with
the
Intermediate
and
Senior
matcher
the
most
spectacular
of
the'
eve
nlng.
.The
Grotto
'stepped
out
ir
the
first
half
of
the
Senior
Leagu
game
and
started
to
show
th-;
Moose
why
they
were
Norther:.
;
British
Columbia
champs,
bavin?
a
good
lead
at
half
time
when
Uv
I
score
was
20
11.
In
the
second
.half,
however,
the
Moose
staged
fa
revival
and.
at
full
time,
Uv
;
score
was
tied
33
all.
The
Grotto
:came
back
in
the
first
overtime
period
and
got
a
three
point
lead
after
which
the
Moose
tied
It
upThe
(again,
mt
teams
changed
ends
for
the
second
overtime
period
with
the
Grotto
getting
a
four
point
lead
in
the
first
two
minutes.
The
Lodge
men
tied
it
up
aain
with
a
minute
to
go.
then
sank
one
with
only
15
seconds
to
go
to
win
by
a
score
of
41
-39.
I
was
one
of
the
best
senior
gamer
ever
played
on
the
Moose
Hal
floor.
Orotto
1391
Ratchrord
(11
Smith
rti.
OUlls
U.
Ourrich
(Si
Stalker
5.
Murray.
T
OlUIs.
j
Moase
(41
Stiles
t1.
Wing-'
ham
9i.
Pierce,
i.
Morrison
I8
Mitchell
C31.
R,
.
Morrison
4.
Fouls
called
on
Orotto.
16.
Free
throws
scored
by
Orotto.
7
out
of
18.
Fou:
called
on
Moose
1C.
Free
throws
scored
by
Moose,
7
out
of
17.
Referee,
J
Comadina.
Intermediate
League
ssythlans,
playing
their
firs
ame
In
Intermediate
company
chalked
up
a
win
over
the
Can
adlan
Legion.
2922.
In
a
fast
anct
close
same.
The
Scythians
bad
things
prett
much
their
own
way
In
the
first
half
and
were
six
points
to
the
good
at
half
time
with
the
scon
20-14.
It
was
in
the
second
half
when
'the
Vets
turned
on
the
heat
They
outscored
couldn't
get
enough
augh
tnougn
it
was
a
toss
up
as
to
wno
the
victors
would
be.
.The
Siythians
had
to
draw
from
the
Juniors
to
finish
up
the
game
as
their
regulars
had
been
sent
to
the
cooler
on
fouls.
Legion
123)
Blake
'2).
Moxley
fl.
Chrlstlson
1.
Brvant.
Arm-
for
keeping
their
political
enemies
in
these
work
camps.!?,?"
menc)L
tllK
Sueh,rQ
uuuuuesi,
it
nas
Deen
necessary
to
.insure
the
successful!
Scythians
29jbnii.,
2
Dom-carrymg
on
df
the
dictatorship.
Such
methods
are
usually
5,
'Beynon
an.
Murray.
necessary
under
dictators.
All
we
mention
it
for
is
to
sui?-
Furrle',Rom-
Montessano
m,
ut
gest
that
if
such
a
method
were
adopted
in
this
democratic
country
there
would
be
a
howl
go
up
from
the
Ca-
.....H..
uutiCI
sjruijjdtmiers
mat
wouia
oe
nearu
irom
sea"
ourneau
(5.
Referee,
J.
Comadina.
Fouls
-called
on
Legion.
17.
Free
throws
scored
by
Legion,
1Q
out
of
22.-
-
-Fouls,
called,
on
Scythians.
20.
Free
throws
scored
by
Scythians,
5
out
of
21.
Ladies
League
Orottettes
continued
their
win-
the
daily
hews
Friday,
Octobt:
2i
'SPORT'
IPLAY
WAS
GORDON
WALLACE
HOLDS
f
LOS
ANGELES
FILIPINO
TO
TEN-ROUND
DRAW
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
25:
(CPt
Gordon
Wallace
of
Vancou-
ver.
145
Vi
pound,
and
Cafer-
lno
Garcia,
146Vpound
hard-
punching
FlMptno
of
Los
An-
geles
fought
to
a
ten-round
draw
here
Wednesday
night.
It
had
'been
eonsideed
as
a
4-
sort
of
an
eUrainatlen
bout,
the
winner
of
which
would
in
all
probability
have
been
given
a
chance
at
Barney
Ross'
welterweight
title.
ning
ways
at
the
expense
of
thf
King
Edward
liifh
School
whr
were
on',
the
short
end
of
a
7-H
Ladies'
Leagu-
score
at
full
time
Co-eds
were
leading
4-1
a'
half
time,
but
their
combination
was
broken
up
in
the
second
hal'
when
ESJisoa
of
the
student-
an'
Beale
of
the
OroUettes
were
sen'
to
the
showers
with
four
personal
fouls
apiece.
The
student:
put
up
a
great
attack
In
the
las'
quarter
but
rouk
not
sink
any
so
that
Grottettes
had
a
good
lead
to
win.
Grottettes
UOi
Smith
5.
Dickens.
McMeekin,
Gullck,
Beale
4.
Croxford
U.
High
School
7i-E.
Davis.
El
lison
4.
MeLeod
tit.
Blaine,
T
Davis.
Mussallem.
Llewellyn
2.
Wtnslow.
Fouls
called
on
Grottettes,
9.
Free
throws
scored
hv
OmtlittA
2
out
of
10.
Fouls
called
on
High
Sehool.
10.
Free
throws
scored
by
High
School,
1
out
of
9.
Junw
League
Winning
over
;
the
High
Schoo'
t-ll.
the
Seventh
Avenue
lads
enjoyed
a
one
point
lead
at
half
time,
score
being
7-6,
but
from
then
on.
Lear
of
the
Moose
took
things
in
his
own
hands
to
put
his
team
well
ahead
to
win
by
a
pomu
wiw
-imi
time
score!
reading
19-11.
.
1
Moose
19
Lear
11).
Hale
th.i,,,
l
I
Schub-rt
aausen,
to
win.
al-
High
,
Houston
Yamanaka.
Bolton
(5),
CNell
Blaine.
Fitch
2.
Philllpson.
Referee.
A.
D.
Vance.
Fouls
called
on
Jcnlor
Moose.
7.1
Fouls
called
on
High.
6.
Penalties
scored
by
Moose,
1
out
Grotto
Taxi
456
3
CARS
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
Proprietors
Bert
Morgan
&
Bud
Barrte
Don't
forget
the
number
156
MOOSE
HALL
Saturday,
October
26
PAT
PLAYERS
OF
VANCOUVER
VAUDEVILLE
SHOW
(2).
(2).
-
AND
DANCE
-
Featuring
BERT
WJIITE
Violinist,
Chinese
Impersonator,
Novelty
Instrumentalist,
Etc.
"RED"
BUSHComedian
and
Novelty
Artist
DICK
J)RATCELO
W-Magician,
Sleight-of-Hand
Artist,
Ventriloquist,
Mentalist.
DOROTHY
BRUNNER
Vocalist,
formerly
with.
Ien
Chamberlain
and
His
Orchestra.
J
WELLE
and
His
Orchestra.
Admission:
Dance,
Adults,
50c;
Juniors,
25c
Dance
ticket
admits
purchaser
to
vaudeville
per-formance
free,
commencing
at
8
p.m.
sharp.
I
WH1FFLETS
Prom
the
Waterfront
Althous.
U
was
at
first
believed
that
some
small
local
fishing
boats
mijzftt
have
been
sung
a
j
ring's
maertts
shop
float
and
two
4
small
basts
were
brought
back
',
undamaged
after
having
been
(blown
across
the
taarbor
In
th
4
'gak-
!
-
Wheat
Is
conUnuing
to
move
steadily
btto
the
Alberta
Wheat
Peat's
local
elevator.
Since
the
recrement
started
this
fall,
some
3S3
ears
"have
arrived
her
including
sUty-ene
wbieh
were
In
the
yards
this
morning
awaitlnt
to
be
unloaded.
Something
over
500
cars
would
fill
the
elevator
Ihe
inbound
movement
of
'grab-will
be
temporarily
halted
owln?
to
the
tie-up
on
the
railway
line
due
to
wash-outs.
J.
W.
Ptotnratr,
formerly
ot
the
local
High
Sehool
teaching
staff
and
during
He
past
sninfolr
xn
gaged
in
prospecting
in
Northern
of
8.
I
PenaRles
scored
by
High,
1
opt
of
8.
A
dance
was
to
have
been
held
following
the
games
but
was
called
off.
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
Senior
League
W.
L.
P
Lambie
ti
Stone
10
2
Moose
1
1
2
Grotto
0
1
0
.Intermediate
League
Scythian
-
1
0
2
High
Sehool
1
0
2
Canadian
Legion
.
.
.
.0
2
0
Ladies
League
GrotteUes
2
0
4
Annettes
.0-
1
0
High
School
L.-.
tf
.
1'
0
'
Junior
League
-
Boy
Scouts
1
0
2
Moose
.t....
..
.
1..
0.
2
High
School
0
-
1
0
Scythians
.0
1
0
LADIES
BOWLING
Piince
Rupert
Orads
defeated
Blue
Birds
1441
to
1170
in
one
La-
j
dies'
League
bowling
fixture
last
night
while
Canadian
National
Re-
Bemer
2),crcatlon
Association
won
over
Brunettes
1009
to
998
in
the
other.
High
average
score
was
179
by
Miss
Rita
Stromdahl
of
Prince
Rupert
I
Orads.
British
Columbia,
signed
Ion
as
quartermaster
laat
Saturday
a-board
the
coast
freighter
tNorth-holni
on
her
departure
for
Van
couver
after
having
undergone
(repairs
at
the
local
dry
dock
following
her
recent
stranding
in
Orenville
Channel.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Ade-
,
a
rZ
br
blown
away
fro.
,
j-
fTJ"?
.,...
at
,
Cow
-,
n
Bay
In
in
....
'
their
moorings
'
Tuesday
nights
gale,
a
check-up
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
.
,
.
.
i
I
OH
ucr
iciuiii
ii
yuiicvuc
unu
'rftvMtMl
on
Wtofcteafev.
H.
GtovfwaTP0,uW-
W.
W,
Ttfotter,
manager
of
the
Canadian
FHhlng
Co."
cannery
at
Lagoon
)Bay;"R.
T.
Whipsslell,
accountant,
and
other
members
of
he
cannery
crew,
the
party
num-oering
about
ten
in
all.
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
Wednesday
night
from
the
Queen-
Charlotte
Islatttit
and
saHed
last:
night
n
th
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
The
'Prince
John
also
had
imong
her
passengers
some
ten
oggerr
from
the
J.
R.
Morgan
Log-ring
Co
's
camp
at
Sedgewick
Bay
hlh
ha
been
closed
.'down
for
a
time.
.
NOT
.MUCH
SALMON
.KETCHIKAN.
Oct.
25:
Tlie
sal-mon
fishing
season
appears
to
be
lbout
over
in
this
district.
Only
a
few
trollinR
boats
are
still
operating
in
the
fucr
of
stormy
weather
n
th"
h
ip!
nf
being
able
to
take
idvan-..ic
r,r
current
high
prices.
i
tin
urc.
tiscment
it
mot
pab-lihtd
or
dcpUyed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Ccvnv
ment
of
British
Columbia.
1M
(tJji
m
MATURED
IN
OAK
MJ
FOR
180
DAYS'
j
t
j.
bcoMr
f
ah
vt.L
Urthd.7,
and
Id
lokMcf
?MtMlnu(tbmi,h.
tW.
put
tju.nrr
Brrw.
Iol.i
oa
thollt.r
banded
Wottl
nm
kaw
you'll
It,
the
V4nnuvER
BKtJJll
s
LTD.
Sra,!!VnUSeinent,iS
Pu',,ishcd
or
dif
played
by
tlie
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbi
DO
IT
TODAY
Not
Wait
Eor
Tomorrow
Again
go
over
your
unused
furniture
or
other
articles
and
discard
what
you
do
not
need.
Then
phone
us.
Green
421.
We
have
dally
Inquiries
for
the
things
ybu
do
not
need
In
your
home.
D.
ELIO
EXCHANGE
FURNITURE
It's
High
Time
m
for
Oaden's
Wilh
better
limes
vyhy
not
J
join
the
movement
badt
to
Ogden's
and
complete
satisfaction?
Boy
a
package
ofOginl
Fine
Cut,
and
roll
it
i
"Chanecler"or"Vct
Papers.
This
is
auw
recipe
for
smoking
51
Pclctf
Hindi,
iif
KumitJ
BOW
ctpid
u
t
copf(
till
OGDENS
FINE
C
U
I
yur
Pip
Krmc,
OtMt
Cut
Pki
LIKE
DUCKS1
Season
Opens
Today,
The
19th.
Oet
Your
Birds
With
M
long
range
waterproof
Sbelh.
Our
price
gf)
per
box
or
Super
X
1.55
only
Single
Barrel
Two-Shot
Gun
$18.75
EYerythln
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Kaien
Hardware
A
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FRESH
MTLK
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CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
657
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
Jt.iZarellt,
Proprietor
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Rates
11.00
up
80
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