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Tnc
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Stock
Ends
Sale
Final
Clearance
C4
Pairs
Women's
broken
lines,
all
shoes.
.Mostly
small
sizes.
This
is
away.
Final
clearance
price-
85c
high
grade
a
real
give
36
Pairs
Women's
Pumps,
Straps
and
Oxfords
While
they
last.
Final
clearance
$1,95
Rubbers
of
All
Kinds
at
Reduced
Prices
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
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Home
of
Good
Shoes
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1939.
ABOLISH
UNEMPLOYMENT
TVip
fpnturp
rf
tViP
rpnrpspntatinns
made
bv
renre
THE
WISMER
SYSTEM
4&IUUV
CA
W.VJA
UgV
tllU
UtVUI
iJVJ
WlWi
Ml
A-F
A
iUOU
"VW
j
-umbia,
Hon
Gordon
S.
Wisjner,
gave
an
address
at
01ym
hmrrwt
w
escape,
wc
told
tnem
the
iuture
treatment
'SPORT
LEAD
IS
Boston
Bruins
IMPROVED
Winning
A!ain
....
Defeated
Detroit
Bod
Winjs
By.1
Annettes
Increase
Mrgm
ofUaU-
.
Ttt.
Tn
0n-
ki.m
er&tp
as
follows
la
Ladies'
League
of
leadership
In
Uie
Ladies'
Bowl
Annette's
12:
Basso-Bert
-
.140
140
142
(Johnson
144
164
156
Skattebol
163
206
177
Blaln
149
162
158
Dickens
238
173
205
Handicap
4
4
4
Totoal
838
84D
842
Blue
Birds
12
3
.Pierce
211
132
107
-Turgeon
114
177
167
'Boulter
112
110
96
Hartwig
157
Croxford
161
Keren
-
204
207
Handicap
9
Total
807
Maple
Leaf
1
Nelson
156
ntatives
of
the
All
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
to
the
H
Q'"ZZ7Z'
Dominion
government
prior
to
the
present
session
of
Par-
m.
qi,
"'"r"Z'"".i03
Hament
and
now
published
in
"The
Canadian
Unionist"
Norton
143
was
an
attempt
to
bring
pressure
to
bear
on
the
govern-
-La
.
Ceiie
-
me'nt
to
have
it
take
political
action
to
abolish
unemploy-
f
cap
JJJ
ment.
They
asked
for
a
definite
and
clear-cut
policy
of
ntm
1
employment
and
economic
reconstruction.
The
following
jBer?
134
introductory
paragraph
gives
the
main
idea
of
the
argu-
Petersen
jis
'ment:
-js?
"The
rise
of
dictatorships
in
Europe
and
Asia,
which
gajjnger
"
jg2
;.menace
the
peace
of
the
world,
is
due
primarily
to
econ-
Handicap
'Z""Z'"Z
is
lomic
insecurity.
No
democracy
can
be
established
or
Total
723
.maintained
so
long
as
unemployment
and
the
poverty
and
tei
1
privation
which
it
entails
are
permitted
to
destroy
both
ier
jiS
the
faith
and
the
hope
of
the
people.
And
in
Canada,
a
r
j
,36
.land
of
abundance,
with
its
vast
human
and
material
and
McKeown
IZ"'
.Ii53
'ihancial
riesources,
the
disparity
between
actual
cond'-
Braseii
125
(ions'
and
the
possibilities
which
are
obviously
attainable
.
Handicap
85
Is
so
.great
as
to
create
serious
and
justifiable
discontent
733
and
unrest.
Tjie
people
of
Canada
would
willingly
underr
Ethel
Bury
m
:go
;sacrif
ice
and
privation
if
these
were
inevitable
and
l.
jinW"ZZZ"i5
lieeeisary;
they
come
of
pioneer
stock,
and
endured
scar-
Eileen
Bury
15a
iity
in
the
early
days
when
they
were
forced
to
make
my
Bury
u
130
,h'6mes
for
themselves
in
the
wilderness.
But
that
period,
Handicap
32
for
the
vast
majority
of
the
people
at
least,
has
passed
in-
Toiil
I",
su
Bjue,
Birds
11
Mftnl
Tjvifc
in
pia,
Washington,
to
the
Senate
committee
of
the
state
of
Knox
Hotel
.
'
'
10
.Washington
in
which
he
told
what
was
being
done
in
Bri-
Rangers
7
iish
Columbia
in
the
treatment
of
youthful
prisoners
along
Mercharftettea
6
the
line
of
the
Borstal
method
previously
adopted
in
Eng-
,
Z
land
He
told
how
in
initiating
the
system
they
met
a
Se2l
BlSCUlt
18
fimup.
01
,one
nunurea
young
prisoners
in
me
cnapei
at
787
2
187
239
164
130
163
2
970
2
127
137
103
129
226
18
740
2
149
182
147
144
92
85
799
2
157
104
159
251
109
32
Okalla,
told
them
how
ihey
were
going
to
try
out
this
new
f
5anfa
Anita
system
umler
which
Ihey
would
no
longer
he"
prisoners
-"ia
ui
finder
Jpek
and
key
but
would
be
put
on
their
honor
and
au
slit-
a
useful
occupation
and
givaj
an
opportunity
to
hficome
useful
members
of
society.
Said
Mr.
Wismerc
"J
Adsh
those
who
scoff
at
what
they
call
mollydoddl-jnr'
criminals
could
have
seen
the
look
on
the
faces
of
tho.se
1w1l
T
nf
Aae.niVCi
if
Vint
it
VirrmrrVif
f
lnmr
In
mr
812
,t.O
history,
and
WP.
believe
that,
if
the
leaders
Of
industry
Merchantettes
Lost
three
games
and
fiuance
are
unable
to
provide
economic
security
for
y
default.
Canadian
citizens,
they
have
a
right
to
look
to
their
gov-'
.
,
Uatue
standing
mc
fnr.1ar,Av.e,;n
on1
rliVf
i'nn
7110
-league
standing
to
date
5
9
9
10
11
11
14
15
i
BOSTON.
Feb.
15:
iCP)
With
.
,
.
the
veterans
Ray
Oetllffe
and
Annettes
improved
M
their
margin
CnarIle
SandSi
who
tad
befa
uni
242
63
825
3
135
156
179
166
141
18
795
3
i02
96
129
133
110
85
655
3
150
183
140
122
206
32
833
to
Hersheytfon
account
of
Indif"
lng
League
last
night
by
scortn
ffrent
piaylnj,.
back
in
the
Une-up
a
iwo
game
vo
ue
vrctuiy
Big
Sisters.
Bex.
Won
three
games
to
nil
through
default
by
th?
Merchantettes
and
are
now
in
a
Boston
Bruins
resumed
Ihelr
win-nine
wavs
last
night
by
defeaUnfc
Detroit
Red
Wings
Jn
the
only
In
thr
National
tie
for
the
position
with
runner-up
Hockey
nt
xme
was
2
Blue
Birds
who
dropped
a
three
,
B,n
Bauer
of
KlnBStorij
Ontario,
game
to
nil
decision
to
the
Maple
fCore(J
both
goaU
for
wlth
.
Leafs.
In
the
fourth
fixture
of
the
evening
Knox
Hotel
won
two
games
to
one
over
Rangers.
High
average
scorer
for
the
evening
wnj
Netta
McLeod
of
Maple
Leafs
with.
208.
Individual
scoring:
Blf
Sisters
1
3
3
B.
Dickens
115
72
196
E.
Dickens
-.127
238
153
Rothwell
62
121
155
Bond
112
143
178
'Alexander
167
151
164
Handicap
49
49
Tolai
632
774
in
less
than
two
minutes
of
the
last
period.
Oames
scheduled
for
tomorrow
nlRht
are":
Boston
at
Montreal;
Americans
tit
New
York
with
Rangers:
Detroit
at
Chicago.
The
National
League
standing
to
date:
W
D
L
F
F
A
Pts.
Boston
26
2
8
99
99
47
54
Is
I
W
L
Pts.
Annette's
v.
16
Bis
Sisters
12
1
nf
nritleV,
r.nl.
ReX
.
.'
12
16
12
12
ii
10
10
7
Famous
Hone
To
Be
One
Of
Contestants
in
Classic
California
'
Race
SANTA
ANITA,
Feb.
15:
(CP)
The
famous
horse
ea
Biscuit
has
t
r
I
IJ
IKV
.
V
MUI
W
J.
III
I
J
III
J
I
J
I
It,.
C
n
r.
.
n
thj,-oai,
We
talked
to
those
boys,
most
of
them
as
fine
Anita
Handicap,
classic
of
the'
iodkiii
I
r
nlrl
K
if
rmro
no
mil.
our
nnrn
Vvnifo
boys.
llfl
We
nnf
them
ah
their
i
t
-chaps
as
own
put
on
California
racing
season.
of
.thousands
of
other
hoys
might
depend
on
their
actions
Inrlian
Cfw
Rnvc
!
thdt,
the
success
of
the
plan
lay
with
themselves."
inuutll
VUW
uujra
j
Of
the
first
twenty-three
taken
to
the
new
home,
not
FfAm
Alkprta
Tft
I
1U1U
Alucua
1V
cue
attempted
to
escape.
There
was
not
even
a
fence
i
around
the
place.
Not
one
boy
was
untrue
to
his
trust.
Pi
rip
Onwii
TTnrlAr
Sixty
boys
have
now
graduated
from
this
institution
and
1Y1UC
wiiuci
i
most
of
them
are
employed
and
making
gopd.
Not
one
rH.
ha5
returned
to
a
life
of
crime.
By
their
united
efforts,
SSSm-
iTS-';
assisted
by
instructors,
the
grounds
Of
the
old
home
have
day
for
Australia
where
they
will,
been
made
a
thing
of
beauty.
compete
in
rodeos
Rangers
20
4
9
Americans
Toronto
...
8"
jj
Chlcaio
Detroit
Canadians
15
9
13
13
7
17
11
6
18
11
5
19
8
7
20
93
86
87
63
St.
Valentine's
Party
Enjoyed
64
51
82
04
70
fl
75
11
Four
Tied
For
Leadership
In
Hockey
Scoring
MONTREAL,
Feb.
15:
(CP)
Johnny
Oottsellg
of
Chicago
Black
155
Hawks.
Tobe
Blake
of
Montreal
178
Canadlens.
Syl
Adps
of
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
and
Sweeney
Schriner
703
of
New
York
Americans
are
tied
3
for
scoring
honors
so
far
this
sea-197
on
In
the
National
Hockey
League
130
Each
have
thirty-two
points
for
77
goals
and
assists.
Ill
Happy
Affair
by
Young
People's
Society
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
An
enlavable
St.
ValenUne's
Dartv
was
held
last
night
by
the
Young
J
People's
Society
of
First
Presbyter-I
lan
Church
in
the
church
bailors.
There
was
oulte
a
larirs
attendance
'
Oames
were
played
and
prlze-wln-
g
ners
were
Miss
Cissle
Armstrong,
Jock
Bremner
and
Jack
Armstrong.!
Delicious
refreshments
were
served.
1
2
Mtes
En?lna
Chrlstensen
was
con-venor,
being
agisted
by
WlssCath-j"
erlne
McMeekln
and
Harold
Ivar-
5
son.
P
Office
Supplies
Typewriters
and
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
Besner
Block
Phone
234
A
Hot
Time
Is
What
Von
Want
This
Winter
You
can
get
it
by
using
our
famous
Edson,
Rulkley
Valley
or
Nanaimo-Welllngloii
coal.
PMNCti
KUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
or
551
BIG
ORDER
"TERRACE
FOR
PLANES
FUNERAL
IYaju
to
Have
Five
Hundred
Hum
In
United
States
at
Cost
of
Mlnj
.ad
flnal
Trlbutei
of
E'
$6,000,009
jfeni
and
Itespect
to
Memory
of
s
Late
Thomas
McCubbln
WASHINGTON,
DC.
Feb.
15:
France
is
placing
an
order
In
the
United
States
for
five
hundred
new
TERRACE,
Feb.
15.-
With
burial
war
planes,
it
was
announced
yes-
rUee
c
the
Masonic
craft
directed
terday
at
the
French
.embassy.
The
y
ilfise
Lodge
of
Terrace.
lollow-prlce
was
not
announced
but
It
Js
lng
a
service
at
the
United
Church
believed
to
be
n
auove
jo.uuu.uuu.
wltn
nev
Adam
Cmp
omeoaunB.
Mail
Schedule
For
tac
Eart
Monday.
Wednesday,
and
Friday
5
pin.
From
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
11:00
pm
For
Vancouver
Trv
a
Dallv
7'.ws
clutsUted
vertlsement
for
best
results.
in
I
the
funeral
of
the
late
Thomas
Hazle
McCubbln.
well
known
Pad!
Ic
merchant,
took
place
laU
Satur-
1
day
afternoon.
There
was
a
large
attendance
of
friends
and
mourn
jners
from
various
communities
In
the
dlrtrlct
to
pay
their
final
respects
to
memory
of
deceased
who
was
0
widely
known
And
highly
esteemed.
Interment
was
made
in
the
Kltaumkalura
Cemetery
with
A-Attree.
E.
T.
Kenney
I
LA
H.
L.
MrKennev.
W.
liorwlll.
J
O-
Ses
Tuesaaj
..
.a-
w.ou
noo
paupers.
.
Thursday
-
10
P-m.j
Mf
McCubbln.
who
died
last
Filday
8:30
prr
Wedneiday
Ul
prince
Rupert
Oen-
Febniary
13
and
23
.
5
pm
eral
U()Splul
xoUowing
an
opera-
From
Vancouver
Uon
wft
m
nfttive
of
6cotiatd
and
Sunday
4
P
rn
November
14.
1877.
Ue
ad-
continue
to
oonduet
the
store
at
Pacific,
and
two
daughters.
Norma
rSTrTI
Hi
CllllEI
.WJK3Al.i?
FOP
J
ALE
Oood
t
a
A
ovation
3rd
Ave
.
r
Phone
Red
6
WORK
WANTEli"
sions
and
Alex
Fuiney
acUnjt
as
WORK
WANTEU
lenc&l
houvkwi"
.
3.
years,
wanu
w
us
n
Apply
Box
S.
UiX
B.
PERSONAL
Wednesday
10:30
ajn.
came
t9
prlnce
Ruptrt
from
the,
BE
READY
FOR
EXAM!'
Friday
-
Pn-
old
Country-
In
1810
and
from
there
We
have
helped
hw
.
February
8
and
19
a.m.
movWj
lo
uttselaa
where
he
spent
lain
ponlUous
a
1
For
Anyos
and
Stewart
a
year
b-joje
moving
to
Pacific
to
Poatal
Clerks.
Cum
:
Sunday
7
p
m.
take
cnargc
0r
a
4Vore
which
he
Wednesday
3
p.m.
houaht
out
two
years
later,
having
From
Anyot
and
Stewart
lived
there
since.
Tuesday
.
11:80
ara
Brides
his
widow,
Mr.
McOubbin
Thursday
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
Sunday
,
,
,7
pm
f
rom
Nasi
River
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
11:30
am.
V
or
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
j
February
10
and
24
....
9:30
pm.
1
rnnj
queen
Charlotte
luands
February
8
and
72
a.m
For
Alaska-February
S
and
19
p.ni.
From
Alaska-February
13
and
23
.
ajn.
t
pin.
'is
survived
by
a
son.
Jack,
who
will
tfK
Clerks
and
ete.
Free
booklet
.f
.
M
C
C.
School
I
'
Oldest
In
Canada
HELP
WANTKD
of
Paolfk
and
ElUbth
of
Prince
WANTED
Young
v
Runert.
1
keeper
to
buiM
Deceased
was
a
member
of
8t.
Jotm's
Masonic
Ixde
In
Rothsle.
SeoUand.
WINNiriXi
VIIE.T
lit
ICE
WINNIPEG.
Feb,
1$:
CP
-Winnipeg
wheat
futures
ere
up
'r
Ui
unchanged.
May
.closing
at
62'
e
The
Morning
After
Taking
Carters
bWe
Liver
Pills
BUNGALOW
BED
Don't
miss
this
attracUve
ape-ial,
two-Inch
continuous
posts,
complete
with
a
strong
.cable
spring
and
mattress.
Q
-f
C
flft
Size
3-0.
Special
QlO.UU
ATTENTION!
Before
buying
a
new
range
tee
the
Enterprlte
All
Porcelain
Enamel
Ranee
$72.00
nlui
.your
old
range
With
this
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