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CANADA
SCOTCH
WHISKIES
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Pairs
Ladles'
.Broken
and
Short
lints
in
Straps.
Pumps
and
Qx-
fords
Shoes
of
the
finest
quality.
To
Clear
Short
Lines,
too
Numerous
to
Mention
To
Clear
28
Pairs
Men's
C-Eyelet
Rubber
Boots
Mostly
large
Izes.
Regular
$2.95
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95c
Here,
Cut
to
the
Limit
$1.45
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
.Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
II.
F.
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Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
.delivery,
by
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
$5.00
Paid
in
advance,
per
week
12
Long
DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
January
27,
1939,
THE
SHIP
SUBSIDY
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AWAY
TO
A
GOOD
START
Jjt
is
near
the
end
of
January
and
it
is
evident
to
everyone
that
we
are
now
away
to
a
good
start.
An
important
thing
is
that
the
estimates
for
the
defence
department
have
been
tabled
and
that
the
sum
of
$327,000
has
been
placed
there
in
for
the
purpose
of
.establishing
an
air
hase
at
Prince
Rupert
with
other
money
for
Queen
Char-
lotte
islands,
mis
it
is
understood
is
tne
ursi'instai
ment.
i
i
t
.
NORTH
STAR
lUague
PJay
MOVING
UP
Is
Resuming
Bottlers
-Close
on
Heels
.of
Itupeit
Motors
For
Leadership
of
Commercial
Bowline
League
North
Star
went
Into
second
place
in
the
.Commercial
JJowllr?,
League
.but
one
point
behind
tr-
leading
Rupert
Motot5
as
a
resu'i
Total
7C2
Canadian
Legion
1
Menzies
155
155
.Paid
In,
advance,
per
month
.50
Skellum
135
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
Royer
-
127
United.
States,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
.-
3.00,
Dickens
179
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
9.00
Handicap
9
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
94
Total
$60
News
Department
Telephone
,
86
Pioneer
Laundry
1
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
R.
Smith
146
A
Smith
120
Woods
124
Cook
182
A.
Cqmadina
J
65
I
Total
,737
The
League
standing
to
am
up
2
193
163"
104
153
183
789
2
103
163
121
115
188
24
804
2
159
143
160
136
137
9
744
2
144
145
160
197
135
is
quite
uiu
natural
uung
iui
me
ywvci
uiucmi.
ui-i
w
k
fjcials
to
say
that
it
is
still
uncertain
whether
Prince
Ru-
RUpert
Motors
8
i
Dart
irets
a
'shin
subsidv
or
not.
Thev
will
not
commit
North
star
7
2
A
O
1
"
.
themselves
until
it
is
found
that
thev
can
eet
a
reason-
Pyro
able
rate.
It
would
not
be
good
business
to
do
so.
They
have
taken
the
first
step
which
is
to
call
for
tenders
n
t
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it.
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ii
Club
Parker's
Garage
1
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rWlrirll
Wnl-lcore
.next
step
will
be
to
consider
the
tenders
and,
if
the
bids
Canadian
Legion
are
anywhere
around
tne
rate
tney
nave
Been
iea
to
ex-
,oyai
uncn
pect,
they
will
let
the
contract.
PR,
GEORGE
Stnithers
Junior
Hockey
Superiority
SMITHERS.
January
27:
'Toronto
11
The
Smlthers
Junior
.hockey
team
Detroit
.10
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of
r,t
fi,n
o.'v
V.oco
ic
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f
n
ha
af
invaded
.Prince
George
.5
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.4
3
,3
.2
territory
Chicago
least
twice
xnat
amount,
ine
present
government
is
com-
.
fhp
fhnf
,nwn
jnitted
to
ihis
project
so
.it
seems
very
probable
that
there
uiat
they
vcouid
play
just
.as
well
will
be,
other
large
expenditures
here
for
this
purpose,
in-
on
strange
ice
p?
they
coujd
in:
suring;a
good
payroll
in
the
city,
not
only
during
the
con-
.iheir
own
baiiiiwicH.
ruction
period
Jut
also
a
good
payroll
as
soon
as
the
SmW
j)lanesjr,e
looted
.here
permanently.
It
is
estimated
ihat
sm,tner!;
t0ok
the
precaution
ofl
tne
;n
timber
of
permanent
employees
will
be
from
150
to
bpistering
.its
Jjnerpp
by
calling
in
200
nfter
the
hase
is
comnleted.
from
the
country
some
,of
U121
Other
projects
announced
or
under
way
include
sthe
to
6
victory.
building
of
he
fortifications
at
the
mouth
of
the
harbor,
op
ycdnesday
tha
ciilioifliyinfr
rf
sViincs
nlvino
nut
nf
fhis
harbor,
rnntinn-
repeated
repeated
the
the
perfc
performance
and
withi
6
Old
Country
Soccer
Interest
.Centre
.In
.Derby
vs.
Stake-Waisal
Advances
in
Cup
Play
Will
LONDON.
Jail.
27:
QP)
Walsall
defeated
Notts
County
four
to
nothing
yesterday
In
a
replayed
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
27:
(CP)
New
Yprk
Americans
and
Ney;
York
Rangers
are
now
In
a
tie
foi
second
place
to
the
Boston
Bruins
in
the
National
Hockey
League.
This
Is
the
result
of
the
Americans
155
defeating
the
Rangers
last
night
153
at
Madison
Square
Garden,
Tommy
184
Andersons
goal
for
the
Americans
193
was
all
that
was
required
to
turn
173
the
trick.
In
the
second
scheduled
game
In
the
League
last
night
Detroit
Red
Wings
blanked
the
Chicago
Black
C
Hawks
.
at.
them
Trom
Chicago
and
fifth
place
deposed
In
the
5
standing.
4
Tomorrow
night
Detroit
Red
4
.
Wings
will
be
at
Toronto
to
play
3
'the
Maple
Leafs.
A
victory
for
the
3
Red
Wings
would
place
them
on
2
even
terms
with
the
Maple
Leaf
for
fourth
place.
Sunday
night
Canadlens
will
'play
at
Chicago,
Toronto
at
Detroit
and
Boston
at
New
York
agalns'.
the
Americans.
The
league
standing
to
date:
I
W
U
L.
F
A
PIS
Team
Boston
.20
Rangers
16
I
Americans
14
.im.tu
it
i
"
tuot
a
Ui
mi
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-
on
Tuesday
nleht
and
demon-
Canadien?
7
79
36
41
8
74
49
35
9
74
85
35
14
64
61
26
15
58
75
24
15
56
71
23
6
18
61
99
18
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Spokane,
2;
Portland,
4.
Hockey
Standings
-The
first
step
was
placing
the
amount
in
the
estl-
smok
,Pp
put
this
did
not
pre-.
rtates,.
The
mtkeV
will
beUhpnassins
of
the
estimates
2,
WD.''.P
4
and
the
third
tne
carrying
out
piiine
wpr,K.
ttona
rioht
which
cave
them
a
7
Peattie
16
6
12
111
112
Vancouver
8
night
Smlther3
Spokane
8
7
17
6
19
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130
00
110
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.
the
same
score
.until
three
minutes
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Avenue
jutau.
.ue
s
iuuuuiji
ux
iv,w
uu
v.vy,
.
wx
iva
iciicwm
-
-
-
conference.
for
the
Smlthers
bovs
at
at-
.wi.nalso
prov?
.an
important
work.
.
We
are
strongly
of
opinion
that
a
warning
should
be
,Not
being
able
to
spare
any
mora
s
triven
th
thesis
plenty
of
labor
in.
Prince
Rupert
to
car-
time
.away
,from
school
the
smi-j
rv
put
all
projects
that
are
in
sight.
However
wjth
a
there
,uim
left
.prince
George
on
reasonable"
amount
of
highway
work
iind
iiome
.building
th?
PWn;ht
aln
ox.
home
.
hntsur
to
follow
the
.commencement
M
!
the
projects
youn,.
prince
Rupert
people
who
have
been
.on
relief
should
all
ers
ht
win
.probably
hold
its
find
Work"
during
the
coming
Season.
('on
wth
any
lke
team
.in
British
i
-
Columbia.
They
take
their
game
Royal
VUU
Means
an
Extra
Ued-Letter
Dale
Comparison
With
With
Old
Land
Pf
41
33
V
22
CAIRO.
Jan.
27:
(CP)
The
Egyp
Other
buildings
are
being
planned
and
goat'
with
a
Jong
ranse
back-hand
flan
Cabinet
ha?
accepted
Britain's
.changes
.madej
all
o.f
which
indicate
a
healthy
condition
.shpt
which
sayed
them
from
a
i-if.
mi."
c
?innnn
nn
u.ntni.,i.nJ-r.
second
shut-out.
the
score
Invitation
to
send
renresentatlve?
hoinj
belna
10
ixmaon
to
aiiena
me
i-aiesime
v
CI
AS
5
I
H
E
0
VDit
KENT
RISING
TIDE
OF
DEFENCE
seriously
and
put
Jn
lots
of
prac-1
clean,
,
Well
-
furnished
modem
Quebec,
which
for
years
was
looked
upon
as
-the
&oJf
ti
,tars'
-
-a-Ph
;I
."rtihlo-
tblock
to
proner
defence
measures,
is
now
said
of
the
Elks
ihockey
team,
had
the
Kingston
rooms,
furnished
rr
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imfiif..lVia1
unfurnished
rnnmi
nit,,
also
house
hnuen.
IP
De
iailing
in,Jine
anu
la
J1451.
as
neuii
uii
ueitnce
as
it
iui
ooys
unaer
nis
care
ijrmu
ine
merly
was
against
militarism
of
any
kind.
This
is
largely
'ip
and
ne
has.do'ne,mpch
to
help
iiie
result
ofMunich."
Today,
although
no
forpaj
vpte.has
erfame
loc'n'
,ortbe
past
teu
rooms,
keeping.
Phone
673.
23
oeen
t,aKen,
tne
government
.01
uttawa
ieeis
jit
nas
a
inau-
,zr
OAT
.
.lino.
.
date.to
defend
the
country
to
the
limit.
The
idea
is
e.weep-
fire
hose
froze
JZtZZri
int
the
country
from
end
to
end.
Parliament,
evidently,
;
u
at
Massett,
Queen
charlotte
is-
jvjU
vvote
almost
any
amount
of
money
for
the
purpose
iZ
App,y
K
tnat
tne
government
asns.
rnty
minion
oouars
tnis
year
farm
nre
nere
ana
equipment
was
in
thawed
by
placing
it
on
burning
FOR
SALE
la
H,
eiitv.
currnaetarl
If
ia
o
tvomonlmio
.Vinnfra
fnnn
to
uic
duiii
ougtcii.i.vi.
u
10
u
bi
V111V.11UUUU
vuuiiu
in
v
table
model
for
a
country
like
Canada
but
it
is
in
line
with
world
thought
and
particularly
with
other
countries
of
the
Bri-
"
you
to
swv
jmething-
Try
a
Clas.fled.
tish
Empire.
.
,
1933
9-tube
Phllco
Radio.
A-l
conc'l-
tion.
Guaranteed
12
months.
Phone
Red
787
or
call
217
1st
St
(21)
PiMence
p.f
the
King
and
Queen
'In
Canada
when
His
Majes
ty's
birthday
u
celGflrjuea
-May
20
will
undoubtedly
resujt
In
a
much
wider
observance
of
the
holiday,
hitherto
confined
to
government
departments,
banks
and
other
financial
Institutions.
Trie
extra
.day
will
mein
eight
holidays
for
jnost
Canadians
this
year.
Canada
doe3
not
U
behind
the
urttun
isie
in
tne
ma.uer
oi
no)i-
-J?,..
c.tn.JW
one
one
more
than
England.
t.nnrt
fit,,
nf
thP
Pvenlne
Plo-
r,i
wV.
-
,
"
ncgUIOf
JJlftiiOil
WU
WVUI(W
I
v
rr
T
n
linHrv
j
-
jutrUKut-
guinea
nili
uc
psajreu
Legion
two
games
to
one.
High
morrow.
Interest
In
the
English
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
League
will
centre
In
the
match
Cook
of
Pioneer
Laundry
with
191.
between
leading
Derby
Countj
Individual
scoring
was
as
fol-
wnich
jj
expected
to
have
a
tight
lows:
Parkers
1
Bi
Wick
114
Rood
13G
F.
McLeod
.115
W.
Smith
148
McMeekln
178
Total
727
North
Star
1
B.
Wick
114
Jlowe
201
Hill
146
J.
McLeod
130
Samuelson
-
147
Handicap
24
game
with
Stoke
City
Derby
Is
3
two
points
ahead
of
Everton
In
the
league
standing.
In
Scottish
lP
League
Glasgow
Rangers,
leading
l2?
the
division
by
a
long
margin
183
should
have
no
trouble
with
Fal-"I
kirk.
743
3
119
168
ir
131
224
21
798
3
144
180
125
133
130
J
711
3
781
873
date:
P
NEW
YORK
DEADLOCK1
Rangers
and
Americans
Now
Tied
.For
Second
Place
in
National
Hockey
League
more
than
Scotland
and
tne
same
number
as
Eire
and
Northern
Ireland.
In
Sootland.
as
in
Canada,
the
round
of
1939
holidays
started
January
2.
celebration
of
New
Years
pay
being
put
back
when
the
year
was
ushered
in
on
a
Sunday
But
In
other
parts
of
the
British
Isles
the
first
of
the
year
passed
without
official
recognition.
Religious
influences,
fast
declining
in
the
determination
of
holidays,
are
seen
In
Christmas
Day
and
Good
Friday,
common
to
each
country.
Easter
Monday
and
Whit
Monday,
the
latter
associated
with
the
feast
of
Pentecost,
are
observed
only
in
England,
Northern
Ireland
and
Eire.
August
Bank
Holiday
(first
Mon
day
In
August),
is
generally
observ-
ed
In
the
Day
provides
an
extra
day
Christmas,
except
in
Scotland,
al
ada
but
neither
Is
a
statutory
Eire's
holidays
would
not
be
complete
without
an
opportunity
to
Isles.
Quebec's
observance
of
Epiphany.
Ascension
Day,
All
Saints'
Day
and
other
great
religious
feaiU.
In
addition
to
the
seven
generally-ob-terved
statutory
holidays.
Is
unique
In
the
British
Empire.
JSedstead,
Vanity,
Chiffonier
and
bench
5
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try
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Geography
Sterilization
Of
SfSiSdSlSS
From
His
Bicycle
Crows
Advocated
though
the
old
custom
of
delivering
London
JlomJnle
Who
.Pedalled
Christmas
boxes
on
December
26
Is
dying
out.
These
days
are
gain
ing
Increased
recofnltlon
In
Can
Panicky
I'urupe
lat
Year
No
In
America
,
MONTREAL.
Jan.
iCPi
Af-tr
cycling
through
Austria
and
the
Sudetenland
as
they
were
be-
lng
taken
over
by
the
German
celebrate
St.
PaWck's
.Djiy,
Mauh
last
year,
Douglas
C.
Oeodwn
f
17.
and
up
In
the
north
of
the
Em-
London
plant
to
pedal
in
mo.c
erald
Isle
the
victory
of
William
of
peaceful
surroundings
this
summer
Orange
at
the
Boyne
Is
recognized
on
an
8.000-mlle
trip
across
Ca
on
July
12.
Scotland
alone
make
nada
and
the
United
States
May
Day
a
public
holiday.
Ooodson,
a
school
master
spe
cializing
in
geography,
will
Invest
Some
Canada's
Own
gatf
Canadian
and
United
State
Victoria
Day.
Dominion
Day.
La-
hol
systems
as
he
travel
acroj
bor
Day
and
Thanksgiving
Day,
the
tne
continent
Dominion's
remainlnz
holldavs.
are
Rchlng
Halifax
in
a
freighter
without
counterparts
in
the
British
atier
a
10-day
crowing,
the
young
Londoner
came
tiere
by
train
and
will
go
to
Washington.
D.
C.
Oood-eon
has
arranged
to
have
an
English
bicycle
delivered
to
him
In
the
United
State
capital
and
fmrn
there
he
will
pedal
southwest
to
Memphis,
Tenn.
Then
he
will
head
OUhraMnn
nf
V.n,
VMr'.
n
Wet
10
Dania
ft.
H,
M..
ana
If
Oood
Friday
and
Christmas
Day
te
'Angela
before
travelling
north
U
general
throughout
other
parts
of
the
Empire
but
other
holidajn
I
Continuing
on
the
northern
many
commemorating
hlttorl.
rUleV
Oopdn
P,anL
10
cul
events,
are
widely
diversified.
In
throuf
h
ron
nd
Washtafton
to
Australia
they
vary
in
different
BrUUn
Columbia
yhcre
he
ill
iates
with
vUlt
M"
htl'
same
observing
as
many
-
a
.
dozen.
The
usual
number
of
ov'r
,n,
lht
P'nf
aPtal.
he
-bUr
heydays
in
other
dominions
?w,ne
lwa,rd
lh
K,clt:
id
cQlonle
,L,
from
six
t.o
eight.
"
!-Ior
Pi"
Winnipeg
and
then
southeast
to
Chicago.
The
last
lap
of
the
cycling
BELFAST
JIONOUS
DUKE
schoolmaster's
trip
will
be
from
LONDON.
Jan.
27:
(CP)-
The
Chicago
to
Monlreal
where
he
will
.ike
of
Kept
will
visit
Belfast.
Ire-
board
a
Uner
bound
for
England,
nd,
next
March'and
he
has
been
3de
an
honorary
burgess
or
cltl-
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n
of
that
city
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