.PAGt
Tnft
1
Stock
Ends
Sale
final
Clearance
64
Pairs
Women's
broken
lines,
all
high'
grade
slide's.
kfostly
small
sizes,
this
IS
a
rcfcl
give
away.
Flridl
clearance
price
5c
3G
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,
Thp
Home
nf
Good
Shoes
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NEWS.
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8G
t
Tuesday,
February
14,
1939.
INDUSTRY
POSSIBILITIES
The'
tetter"
pUtjiisneu
yesteiuay
in
cms
paper
from!
P?eter
Kalvik
proved
very
interesting
to
many
people.
His
Suggestion.'
triat
a'
Ideal
industry
mignt
be
started
was
one'
Avhiblv
Sethis'
to
iildibate
lidssibilities,
either
as
a
co-oper-j
ative,
or
as
a'
dhe-man
concern.
In
arty
event',
it
seeriis
worthy
of
further
discussion
and
investigation.
Ve
hope
that
more
will
be
heard
of
this
in
the
near
future.
AN
UNWISE
REMARK-Camellien
HdUde,
Mayor
of
Montreal,
made
a
very
uri.wis'6'
remark
Vhen
he
suggested
that
t"he
French
Canadian
people
might,
under
certain
circumstances,
not
be
loyal-to
the
British;
Empire.
The
remark
brought
a
disclaimed
Which
was
a
surprise
to
a
great
rhany
people;
It
.cleared
the.
air.
ft
Was
a
surprise,
evidently
to
a
great
nVaiiy'
people
in
Quebec-
TRANSATLANTIC
SERVICE5
A
transAtlantic
air
service
is
to
commende
in
April,
connecting
Britain
Ccv
United
States
with
calls
at
Newfoundland
anU
TriJlahd;
Twq
planes"
will
operate
on'
this
route
and
Will'
co-operate'
with
the
Canadian'
serVide
Vhidh-will
dOriime'nce
gooti.
This
will
eriaole
people
to
traVef
by
air
over
thq.r'OUEe
Or
to
send
mail
or
small
parcels
that'
wa'r
It
will
be
a
wonderful
advance
in
transportation,
the
commencement
of
a
new
er'a1
in
airline
services;
.
ALMOST
UNNOTICED
;';
'
The'
flight
bf
Ale
Henshaw,
the
British'
aviator,
to-taiJet'oVvji
ahd
back
breaking
all
pre'viotis
r'ecbrds
by
ihoife"
tHatt
a'
day
alitlbst'
passd
uhnoticed.
So
common
fs
the
breaking
of
records
in
aviation
that
no
surprises'
are
left.
We
used
to
watch
with
bated
nreath'tne
prbgres"sor
flights
.
1
M
1
t
L
J
.
i.
11
'
JJ.lf'LiiJ.
in
ftiing.
deer
I'nfertalh'
Not
As
Ttf
Whether
Of
He
Will
CALLANDER,
Feb.
14:
Whether
the
Kins
and
Queen
on
their
visit
to
Canada
In
May
and
June
would
come
to
Callander
to
see
the
Dionne
qulntiiplets,
or
the
flvs
famous
girls
be
taken
from
their
home
to
see
th&
King
and
Queen,
was
a
question
of
lively
concern
to
the
children's
admirers
when
the
Itinerary
of
Their
Majesties'
tour
was
announced.
Callander
is
80
miles
from
Sud
'.bury,
the
nearest
scheduled
stop-
tan
(,areitt
over
ionc
aisiances
out
now
we
accept,
mem
as
common-
j
fif
place:-
However,
it
is
interesting
to'
nbte
that
BVitiaH
fly-pfW
tTfVn6lf
Ol
ers
are
nommg
tneir
own.
imViVovei)
delivery
service
'OHtfOf
the"
first
acts'
of
the
new
Postmaster"
QefiepaX-,-
&
reported
of
the
well
Hon,-
Normatt'
MeLarty,
was
tb
dtit
iii
half
the
special'
de-
known-
savoy
Hotel
prope'rl'
on
livery
letter
rate,
the
rate
now
bdirig'
ten
cettts
in
addition
Prfeer
street'
by
a.
j.
Prdhomnie"
lb
regular
postage.
This
does
not
mean
much
to
Pririee"
'
Carl-
Zar!lli.
jm
netfjimpjs
Rurt
but
it
does
to-people
in
a
large
city
where
most
end
"Sm
,
pwSlt
haVe
their
letters
delivered
by
a
postmah,
Im-
rHrtviTfiV
the
letter
arrives
it
is
handed
to.
a
special
de-
t(
,
fL
.
A"
t
livdl'v
bbV
who
delivers
it
bv
bicycle.
In
that
Way
many
Hamilton
WrF
hoin!5
mav
be
saved.
A
letter
arriving
at
Vancouver
in
Ay
r'iJ-the
late
afternoon
by
boat
from
Prince
Rupert
would
be
OlOwaWav
rOUnu
.
.
.
l'.V:MY-'l
J?1.'J.
f.x
J
ill
nenvereu
mat
aiiernoon
or
evening
instead
01
me
iouow-
irig'
riioi'ning.
fVh
Local
KaW
And
II
J.
H.
BULGER
Pasteurized
Milk
,
,
!
valentin
dairy
Optometrist
PflONIU-UT
Royal
Bank
Ride.
1
)it
Qtfeit
Mary
NEW-
Y6rK.
Feb.
14':
(CPT
Loretta
ECkelston,
twenty-year"
old
Hamilton
trlrl.
was
found
a
stiiw-
aWay
aboard
the
liner
Qeert
Mary
.
auer
sne
sanea
irom
ncrc.
iw
girl
will
be
turned
over
to
the
authorities
on
arrival
of
the
Quetn
Mary
at
Southampton.
'
Tuesday.
Fetiniary
!f
THE
DAILY
NEWS
J
""
"
"
...
,
.
.1.
...I.
I.
M,V.
iilli,rtlnft-
H
In
utirHc
nf
hp
One
lO
move
inio
a
uc
uu
nv.i
KaiK-wlll
celebrate
tlielr
flfth'Star
for
league
leadership
as
dlrthdav
(Mav
28)
at
the
time
of
nt
number
of
games
tiipir
Mflipstips'
visit.
cerned.
Tied
WHlt
North
Star
for
First
riafe
lir
Commerrial
rfowlih
League
duplets
havener
been
SSffisS'
biiiiartff
and
sUash.
It
was
mdvfd
.
more
than
200
yards
from
Parkers
oarage
ana
rowc
i-
their"
home.
Dr
Allan
Roy
Dafoe.
their
physician
and
guardian,
expressed
dlssappolritment
that
the
were
not
on
the
royal
Itinerary.
He
intimated
the
children
could
riot
be
taken
to
Sudbury",
as"
the
Jour-
ney
might
endahger
their
health.
Later
came
a
suggestion'
there
'
might
be
a
"private"
royal
visit
to
the
quintuplets.
The
Itinerary
provides
for
a
"rest
In
Muskokx
dis
trict"
not
far
from
the.
girls'
home,
on
June
6.
Some
say
this
ithe
King"
and
QuSen
will
the
quintuplets
for
a
quiet
Intimate
call
that
would'
obviously
be
Impossible
If
the
visit
were
TODAY
'b
STOCKS
iCouncky
a.
U.
JoUuimn
Oy-l
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.24.
Bralorne.
ld.75.
Dentdnla,
SA'2.
Falrvlew.
.03
Vt-Gold
Belt,
J&4.
Hedley
Si
ascot",
1.49.
Minto,
.024.
Noble
Five,
.02.
Pend
Orlelle,
1551
Pioneer,
2.57.
Premier.
2.15.
Privateer,
1.13.
Reeves
McDonald,
.26.'
,
Reno.
.28.
Relief
Arlington'.
,10V.
Reward.
.04.
Salmon
Gold)
.10.
'
Sheep
Creek,
1.00.
Cariboo
Hudson,
5.
H'edi'ey
Amalg.,
.06
(ask).
Oils'
A.
PJ.
cori.,
.17'.
Calmorit,
.39.
C.
ii
E;,
2J5.
Freehold,
.034.
Home
2J5.
Royal
Canadian,
.16!i.
Tor'onto
Aldermac,
.40;
Beat'tle.
1:32.
Ce'ntr'al
Pat,
2"52;
.
(Jons.
Smelters,
54.75':
East
Malarttc,
238.
Fernland;
.16.
francoeur,
.24.
Odds'
Lake.
.20.
rtardroc'k,
1.57.
Inf.
Nickel,
5150.
KTctV
A'ddlson,
1.98;
Uttle'
Long-
Lac,
3'.20.'
Mcerizlr
Red
Lake','
1.20.
Moneta,
UOi'
Noranda.
79.75.
Pickle
Crow,
5.25;
Preston
E.
Donfe,
r.60.
San
Antonlb;
l'9.
Shc-rltt
Oordonr
1.17.
Stadacona",
.9T.
Uchl
Cold,
U8.
Bouscadlllac,
.07.
Moeh.er,
.21.
Okiend",
.I8V5.
Smelters
Gold,
.02.
Dominion
Bridge,
33.50.
182.
PnrkerY
Garage
1
2
D:
Wick
130
144
K.
Rood
162
146
N.
Smith
130
136
F.
McLeoud
126
167
T.
McMeeklo
H8
190
Handicap
12
12
Totals
711
795
means
Rupert
Motors
1
!
.
grf
to
V.
Houston
193
180
Morris
va
uu
S.
Jby
148
139
mbbard
164
178'
Taylor
112
165
Totals
.."58"
792
Royal
Lunch
l'
2
D.
Houston
164'
174
MJ.
Montesano
.162
150
D.
Blake
140
158
R".
Franks'
129
145
D".
Mqntejano
158
174
Handicap
1
1'
Totals'
.751
802
Pioneer
Laundry
1
2
R'.
Smith
183
153
'A.
Smith
5
176
136
O.
MarcHeldon
145
144
Morttenko
115
114
Miner
176
148
Handicap
19
19
Totals
1
814
699,
The
league
standing
to
date:
North
Star
'.
.11
4
Rupert
Motof?
.'
.'
11
7
Parker's
Garage
10
8
Pioneer
Laundry
v
10'
8
Gyro
Ciub
7
8
Canadian
Legion
7
8
Royal
Lunch
6
12
Electrical
Workers
4
11
SKIING
AT
far
HAZELTONil
Very
Successful
Meet
Held
at
terinr
Town
Chris
Dahlle
,
Makes
Best
Run
HAZELTON,
Feb.
14:
Although
5
the
weather
was
extremely
cold,
a'
J
large
number
of
spectators
werelfi
!
'C&flBT'
i
-1
MOTORS
ON
r
TOP
SPORT
CHAT
this
'
yfar
for
the
first
time.
RuDert
Motors
defeated
Parkers
....
parage
in
the
;Comeal
lln
Datsmbn
,
'
f
League
last
night
by
two
games
to
slonals
for
years'
but
lewttetl
sr
short
UrnC
art
that
?.7.rema
n
'n.u
"c.7"
,r:r;.
Dradman-
as-
an
urisuceful
apwtnd
"TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prlriee'
Rupert
Dense
fog,
calm;
barometer.
30.08
rising';
temperature,
32;
sea
smooth.
Trini
TuiAnd
Clear,
north
northwest
wind,
five
mile
8,
.av"aBC.f
"
nllcaffbf
poslUdn
a-rsecrttarOf,,.,,,
30.IO.
ill
iiiJ
I
rixHUiin
i.tsociuiiuii
uranii
12
touring
Sooth'
Afttca
this
year.
The
734
Itinerary:
May
27.
Western
ProV-l
3
3
Ince".
ince.
Cape
uape.
Tdwn:
ixiwti:
31.
Ji.
Border.
uorner.
East
isasi,-.,
172
London;
June"
3:
Southern
Trans"
1
V
111
WinS
UvGl
Y
IIICI
111113
V
T
Eastern!
148vaal,
JoharihCsbun?;
7,
181
Transvaal.
Benefit:
10,
Natal;
Dur-
,
.
fri
138
ban:
141.
Natal.
Martliburir:
17
KriflCte
In
1
enillS
172
South'
Africa1,
Johannesburg:
2t.!'""5w
13L
19'
791
24
Rnuth
Afriph
Aiirhnn
2
NafI
I
Rut
Rfd-Heiliffd
'Califrirtllari
l
Still
In
the
meet
and
the
winners
were:
Down
it'll
Raring
Class
A
Chris
Dahlle.
8mithersr
Kultiem
Dahlle.
Class
B
Albert
Oerow.
Burns
Lake:
Willis
Trousdell,'
Burns
Lake.
Class
C
Phillip
Carey,
Hazel-tori;
Gloria
Benson,
lfazelton.
Ladles
Miss
Martha
Dahlle
Smlthers;
Miss
Peggy
.Saunders
Burns
Lake.
H
Jumpint
:
Class
A-Chrls
Dahlle.
Smlthers.
Walter
Smith,
Burns
Lake.
Class
B
Fuel
Alda.
Smlthers:
r.i
fitinnt
nrrr:
r;
r.amn
sr.
sr
rm7Kwm
imrmi-mrmiM
BUNGALOW
BED
Dbri'f
ml!s
this
attractive
special,
two-inch
continuous
potts,
complete
with
a
strong
cable
spring
and
mattress,
Q4(?
Aft
size
3-0.
Speclnl
vlt)UU
ATTPNTinNt
Befor
buying
a
new
range;
see
the
Enterprise
tl
lLllllUil.
All
Pdr'celaln
Enamel
lUnre
$726
plus
your
old
range.
With
thur
beautiful
gleaming
all-porcelain
range
It
is
as
easy
to
clean
as
yotir
kitchen
table
and
the
last
word
sn
range
efficiency
A
regular
$97:00
value.
This
special
offer
of
Stt.OQ
plus
your
old
range:
Is
something
you
can
not
afford
to
mlas.
See
it
today
Buy
Enterprise
ahd
buy
the
best.
il
SS.S'-SISS
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
n
last
Wednesday.
The
pick'
of
th
B
Interior
Jumpers
were
on
hand
to'
""'.i.jisiisisiiisis;iiii7iii;iTRl
participate
In
many
events
and
"
"
'
r
.
they
showed
exceptionally
fine
form
and
style.
There
was
much
enthusiasm
and
the
spectator
or
well
-as
the
participants
had
a
.thoroughly
enjoyable
time,
r
The
fastest
time
for
the
day
wa
the
run
made
by
'Chris
Dahlle
of
Smlthers
who
successfully
negotl-'
ated
the
thirteen
curves
of
the
one
and
one-third
mile
course
with
a
drop
of
approximately
one
thousand
feet,
Iri
a
fraction
over-three
minutes.
Thlrty-rtve'
cbntestarlt
took
part
Office
Supplies
Typevrifei-s
and
Supplies
Statioriefy
Printing
DiBB
PRINTING
Company
Besner
Block
Phone
234
TlfE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
S.MKLTINC,
ANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TRAIL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
Hrahcl
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Superphon-phate"s,
Complete
Fertilizers
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadariac
iirand
MctaR
..
Gold,
Sllyer.
Electrolytic
.
Lead,
,lnr.
Cadpilunt.
Hhmiith:
i
SmokeJ
(f
K.J'
rtiV.
a
n
-
m
'i
Rupert
BraTidn
I
Mild
Cured
Salmon
i
lanad
J
Prince
Rupert
idii
lSc
pkg.
For
fiiVrich
on-Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'Oeuvre
One
Package
Serves'
Fdur
People'
Keeps
for
Weeks
In
Refrkerdtor
Rsh
&
C
Co.
Ltd.
I
old
Storage
;;
nrltlsh
Columbia
Man
in
the
Mood
This
Is
Valentine
s
Day
a
:
per
got
to
wnd
a
valentine
to
4
l"'u
J
hour;
sea
smooth..
,
.
Langara
fstifrtcT-CJftar.
northwell
ae.
t
.uppow
when
I
lft
old
I
shull
rome-tef.
wind
six
miles
per
hour;
barome-
years
fflin
tmpe-ratinr.
38!
Merit
wMl
dSy.
swell
I3eM
Tree
Point
-
Clear,
fog
Everybody
aeems
u,
be
lu;
natbheft
calm,
barometer.
29.77;
that
our
annual
cold
.snai
swell.
.TVrtabav?xero
ww
not
m
i
temperature
39;
light
!
Don-
Bradman
and'
Watly
Haw-1
Buu
Harbor-Drlule.
mlsf.
5"u
a
)Tacfn
the
baitana
belt
nHod,
capUiris
of
Uie
Australian
.
eajt
vrthd.
ten
miles
per
hoSr1;
barw
.
.
,
and
English
International
crtckTet
0-mcter.
20.99;
temperature
40;
H6w
Wit
we
are
on
the
teams:
.
m
u.tvj
listed
in
in
urhn.
Who's
wKin'
.
...
.....ii
nf
valentines
and
such
th.i,
are
"
I
moderate
iti
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