it
PACK
TWO
We
Carry
a
Very
Complete
Line
of
Men's
Working
Boots
Valentine,
Greb,
Storey
High
Arch
anil
other
leading
makers.
Priced
from
up
oaoooooooooooooo
Just
Arrived
Penman's
latest
colors
for
spring
and
siipimer
in
crejw
and
chiffon
hosiery
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoea
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Saturday,
March
25,
1939.
WORD
PICTURES
OF
SOUTH
AMERICA
For
interesting
word
pictures
of
South
America,
written
by
a
journalist
who
travelled
there,
"Transgressor
m
the
I
ropics
is
one
of
the
best.
It
was
published
nearly
two
years
ago
in
Sweden
and
is
written
by
Neelev
Farson.
WELCOME
INFORMATION
The
British
Broadcasting
Company
announced
to
the
world
this
week
that
it
welcomed
the
advent
of
German
broadcast
in
English
because
it
would
tend
to
bring
closer
i
Luvwici
Luo
jjeujjit;
ui
me
two
countries,
we
iear
tne
ot
fjcials
pf
the
British
Broadcasting
Company
are
too
op-i
timistic.
Judorinc
bv
the
manner
in
whirVi
thp
Noio
orJ
'HOOP
PLAY
1
AT
VILLAGE
Hartley
Bay
Teams
Visit
Kltkatla
and
Honors
are
Divided
KITKAiUl.
Warcu
o.
uaiucjr
Pay
senior
and
Intermediate
basketball
teams
were
recent
visitors
to
Kitkatla
for
a
series,
of
game.
the
visitors
got
better
accustomed
to
the
local
hall
and
outs:orcd
the
Kltkatlans
to
win
30
to
27.
From
start
to
finish
the
inter-
mediate
game
was
a
fast
and
clean
but
could
not
overcome
the
first
IfUllC
njuai
1
UAAltJ
V
VI
MU
first
night.
First
half
score
was
14
to
8
in
favor
of
Kitkatla.
In
the
I
second
half,
the
home
team
had
isome
bad
luck
due
to
changing
of
iplaVers
and
the
visitors
took
ad
vantage
of
this
situation
to
pull
up
from
behind
and
win
30
to
26
half
score
was
37
to
4
and
the
sec-
1aI
rnouia
h
v,,w
n
my,
th
n.'000
James
L.
Ryan
was
referee
of
all
games
and
Cecil
Robinson,
umpire
Hospitality
Tendered
Led
by
Weller
Robinson,
presi
dent
of
the
Hartley
Bay
Basketball
Club,
the
visitors
numbered
thirty
It
tells
a
great
deal
about
how
governments
are
carried
J
,x-
tne
excursion
being
the
first
on
in
Colombia,
Chili
and
Equador,
as
well
as
giving
in-
?!ncc
.sp0
of,.ba$ketbi11
was
i:
r
it
"i
up
n
ins
linage,
me
en
West
Indies.
Ope
of
the
most
interesting
features
is
the
descrip
tire
community
took
part
in
various
affairs
which
marked
the
reception.
Matthew
Hill,
chief
tion
he
gives
of
administration
in
Chili.
It
seems,
accord-icouncUlor'
sponsored
banquet
of
ing
to
the
writer,
that
Chili
is
pne
of
the
most
advanced
S'S
countriesin
the
world
so
far
as
social
services
is
concern-j
Ception
were
chief
Edward
h.
ed.
They
have
on
paper
workmen's
insurance,
sick
bene-!
Gamble,
on
behalf
of
the
village!
fit,
free
medical
attendance,
unemployment
insurance
and'WiiUam
Lewis,
Matthew
inn,
John
laws
dealing
with
thp
nnv
nf
Invvpr
crrnAc
vrnrVo:
T?nf
jNelson,
president
of
the
Excelsior
C0I1IEU
enlightening
their
own
people
it
seems
likely
that
&vMfZ2?SSSZ
Downtown
4iyi(
wu
(Muvii
vu
vhc
uiuaucuuij;
ui
uruibii
vision
Dy
ineir
:
daily
hrnadfasts
dpsirmprl
fnr
thp
nonnlo
nf
tho
n'flot,
CLEAN,
Well
-
furnished
modem
"
V
o
ww
j'wwv
v.
niy
ll
ViOll
Isles.
SEAPLANE
RASE
FOR
KENT
three-room
llELPWANtED
74
apartments,
phone
Red
444.
tl
Thp
arpa
nrnnnrl
Sp.i1
fnvo
ha
h
Aat;Uu.
.
I
WANTED-Housekeeper
for
busin
1,7.
T
-T
i
M9"Mvcijr
cV
ess
man,
five-room
apartment.
aside
by
prder-m-council
for
a
seaplane
i
i
base.
The
area
No
objecuon
to
one.
child.
Live
extends
as
far
as
Butze
Rapids.
It
was
surveyed
last
yearf
in.
Apply
Bor
4,
Daily
News.
'
and
plans
made
for
the
necessary
slips
and
buildings
and'
72'
it
had
been
announced
that
it
would
be
used
for
the
pur-j'
PPItriNAT
pose
intimated.
The
first
official
sten
was
takpn
vp-W
LlVi!L,
.
dav
to
set
it
aside
nprmnnpntlv
fnr
rlpfpnno
nmnBfB
;BE
READY"
FOR
EXAMINATIONS.
:
The
next
move,
it
seems,
will
be
the
passing
pf
the
estimate
to
commence
the
development
of
the
area.
The'
preliminary
sum
placed
in
the
estimates
by
the
Minister1
of
Defence,
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie,
is
$327,000.
Successive'
lippropriations
will
have
to
be
voted
later,
possibly
next
year.
f
We,
hay?
helped
hundreds
to
ob
tain
positions
as
Letter
Carriers.
Postal
Clerks,
Customs
Examiners,
Clerks
and
Stenographers,
etc.
Free
booklet
of
information
M,
C.
o.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.'
ujaesi
in
vanaaa.
u,
In
view
of
the
unsettled
state
nf
thp
wnrM
an,
hJYOU
can
run
a
Home
Klndergar-
urgency
of
the
demand
for
the
seaplane
base
here
it!
Sin-iWtth-'our.
hf?P'.
Ca,na1dla,n
would
seem
as
if
some
of
the
necessary
building,
St
be'
W
erected
this
year.
That
is
all
up
the
the
Department
of
-Defence.
It
is
supposed
to
know
the
rpq,',"
ARTICLES
FOR
SALE
much
better
than
do.
It
is
wo
satisfactory
to
us
that
we
rubber
qoods.
sundries.
rnr.
nutr
nt.vts
i
A
this
is
bt
:ng
written
the
snow
!
Is
on
the
ground
and
Is
still
falling
Within
a
few
days
Ijarnes
with
an
aWeate
rjohjt
t
nU
tJlflr
tal
&f
GO
to
53.
Kltkatla
took
both
tnUM..JtAt.
tt-ltKi
trt
a
nam
UIICI
MUlitkC
gallics
nun
mis
biv-.
gate
of
90
to
25.
Hartley
Bay
won
the
first
senior
game
by
a
score
of
27
to
30.
During
the
first
half
both
teams
worked
jiard
defending
their
baskets,
there
being
difficulty
on
either
side
in,
getting
past
the
defences.
Play
was
from
end
to
end
of
the
floor
and
early
shoot-
upward.
snau
Looking
out
through
the
window
at
noon
Friday
It
was
Interesting
to
t
,
ktnAm
V-vtt-lrvt
csw
n
'Aiianuv
r
tmr
ixat
unajni
muniim,
as
a
matter
of
purely
scienUftc
Interest,
that
my
rhododendron
bush
was
abloom
in
February
This
is
because
I
treated
it
right
I
kept
it
weU
plied
with
I
kept
It
covered
Iparewell
Affair
For
Moose
Member
C.tllK
Ker
Honored
Thl
Week
it
IllcUtoiV
lUdfea
Are
I
Presented
w.i-
-"
v
...v.
...
I
.
.
i
Sr
of
KltSla
evenln
1
ouW
lt
and
toUccepted
ifn,?.f.l,Sin..f.r,!t-
It
responded
immediately.
Rho-.the
I
have
heard
of
people
singing
to
their
flowers.
The
Idea
Is
that
the
contemplation
of
flowers
grown
by
oneself
in
one's
own
garden
Induces
a
happy
state
of
mind
which
Is
fav-
the'orable
to
singing.
If
I
ever
get
that
way
I
find
that
a
crowd
gathers
on
the
sidewalk
and
wonders
what
It
is
all
about.
That
is
why
I
do
not
ever
sing
in
the
garden.
I
have
never
before
known
what
It
means
to
do
my
gardening
right
in
the
public
gaze.
Many
passers
by
want
to
know
why
I
do
things
j
right
or
I
get
much
criticism.
In
spite
of
that
it
always
seems
to
me
that
my
garden
Is
a
terrible
Jumble.
Some
would
even
call
It
a
Jungle.
The
difficulty
Is
that
I
cannot
remember
which
nowers
are
In
bloom
at
the
same
time.
Unless
one
does
that
it
Is
difficult
to
work
out
a
color
scheme.
The
great
charm
of
Mrs.
Borland's
garden
Is
that
it
always
seems
to
be
Just
right.
It
Is
very
simple
in
arrangement
but
the
colors
blend
and
seem
to
Indicate
the
touch
of
an
experienced
person.
I
give
Mrs.
Borland
the
credit
for
this
tor.'
while
Mr.
Borland
does
much
of
the
hard
work,
his
wife
seems
to
be
the
architect.
Simplicity
and
charm
are
the
greatest
achievements
in
any
garden.
Many
of
us
can
grow
individual
flowers
and
some
of
us
Car;
get
the
fine
splashes
of
color
so
much
needed
amid
the
-dull
greens
of
the
surroundings
but
only
a
very
select
few
can
give
the
effect
of
having
Just
the
right
combination.
nave
a
ma.(l
at
UUawa.
Who
realizes
the
Strategic
import-
ET0"
rnalled
postpaid
In
plain
decree
when
the
Orenoble
ynlver
ance
oi
rrmqe
uupert.
He
is
the
minister
of
defence
who
is
taking
an
interest
in
the
place
and
appreciates
the
importance
of
our
position.
If
I
were
starting
again
I
would
keep
a
diary
each
year
of
the
time
the
first
of
each
variety
of
flowers
opens
and
the
date
on
whl;h
It
goes
olf.
Most
perennials
seem
to
stay
In
flower
about
three
weeks
but
the
time
varies
with
the
season.
It
Is
quite
possible
that
a
variety
will
be
late
ope
season
and
early
another
and
thus
upset
all
our
calculations.
H.F.P.
HONOR
LOUD
HALIFAX
ORENOBLE,
France,
March
2C:
(CP)
Lord
Halifax,
British
fprelgn
secretary,
will
receive
an
honorary
sealed
wrapper.
80
less
thanlsitv
celebrntes
Its
sixth
centenarv
retail.
Write
for
mall-order
cata-
May
14
and
15'.
M.
Jean
Zay,
logue.
NOV-RUBBER
CO..
Dept
French
minister
of
education,
will
L,
Box
91,
Hamilton,
Ont,
tf.
preside.
-
I
At
a
farewell
banquet
and
dance
Wednesday
night
In
honor
of
ORila
...
.TrlM
...
im,
nt,
aorH.
the
lodge,
on
the
eve
of
Ms
de-
uui-tyc
t,
iw-
--
-
,h.
Vuknn
mining
enlng
weather
email
setback
but
that
is
only
a
fountry
hre
he
plan,
on
remaining
for
the
nxt
Uo
year,
t,he
presentation
of
past
dicta
to
ac
badges
to
A
K
Nelson
and
Joseph
Ratch-
ford
waj
also
featured
An
colorable
evening
was
spent,
the
ladles
Joining
with
the
men
lor
the
ooeaj-;
Ion.
In
all
one
hundred
persons
above
the
snow
wiih
the
remainder.
e
present-of
An
excellent
spread
.
the
plant
covert
Ai
soon
as
the;
pw
e,
if
it
is
not
already
Bono
he
evening
t.
protra
leWd
the
little
"lUons
by
a
mouth
organ
qwr-!
wYien
this
is
published,
rrJ
nlr.tninhesecn
tette
consisting
of
Harry
Attott.
the
first
half
ended
14
to
IS
nourishing
as
before.
Snow
means
0ne
FlUpatrlck,
Frank
Cameron
Hartley
Bay.
In
the
second
half.
LJSL
,
,h.m
nd
Lee
Dell
songs
with
gulUr
ac-
companlment
by
the
Pierre
titters
ttnd
speeches
by
Robert
MicKir.
U
'
the
Interesting
The
reaction
to
oicVure
tolk
o?rVed
Cole
of
Seattle
wd
OH
Royer.
,
St
week
Is
most
enraging.
All
Wtth
i
dffM
"J
tb
k
who
have
sooken
of
it
to.
me
have
P
affair.
The
vUltors
seemed
to
ttnd
n
enthusiastic
over
what
they
u',
1
It
difficult
to
get
accustomed
to
theCw
and
"
a
great
many
have
learn-
A.
D.
Vanec.
dteUtor
of
die
VM.
ttrn
floor
nrt
in
rninr
Th
V.
.
,
J
,k,ii
in
preWed
over
tb
bnaMt
and
heme
team
combined
well
and
thethe
realm
of
fwUlhers
and
group-
"arry
MetJe
vMt
in
Charge
f
the
"
jjng
Pi
jocr-
or.
ine
tianiey
uay
team
rcpiajy.
gained
ground
in
the
second
half!
I
must
quote
a
paragraph
from
nj
i
H
1
n
M
Bruce
Hutchisons
interesting
cm-
,iuaiCi
UUUU
1
UI
oeriod
deficit
and
ended
tin
on
the!
.
v.
iri.tn.ia
rimn
,
lumil
111
llic
l.n
imv.
fir
1
short
end
of
the
21
to
18
count
-several
people
have
written
tpi
Krnlrnn
Win
l
Autre
Second
Gaines
'
i..
ivi
Minmn
Mivwnlnff
A
rhoio-
I
n.lL
l-
.
i
I
tl
l-.IU
VM
WIUU4II
VV...-
-CT
-r
I
ooin
senior
warns
womro
uen
mi
:
....
.
jrln!
i
mi.
.
r,n
.,
ru
ii.n
i
.
.
i
i
.l
i.
i
ii..
recent
recent
frosts
irosis
I
l
had
naa
rushed
rusnea
forth
iorm
in
jwi
t
mmnc
the
nlxht
u
cover
the
blooms
of
my
rhododendron
bush
with
my
rain-'
A
rather
sorrowful
little
boy
ap-coat.
but
the
public
thinks
that
waslpeared
at
the
desk
In
the
City
111)
j
Just
a
bit
of
fancy,
something
to
fill
'this
morning
and
asked
to
see
the
i
up
this
space
It
is
remarkable
how
commissioner.
He
carefully
eeunt-
a
man's
word
Is
doubted
by
the
led
out
some
money
and
found;
populace.
We
live
In
a
skeptical
finf
tnlfll
nam
-..
.
.
-n.i.
,
In
IU.
1
lk'.
int..iut.
"
"
v
game,
the
Hartley
Bay
players
find
ing
it
difficult
to
keep
up
with
the
Innls
boys'
forward
line..
First
PVPrvthino-
is
o
nvranneA
tht
nnna
nf
tV,o
Ka
oic,ub'
and
M
manager
of
the
that
way.
so
I
have
to
be
sure
I
am
ifki
?
b
if
local
basketball
team.
Hartley
Bay
V
available
o
to
the
worker.
l
iL
average
Most
of
these
workers
.speakers
were
weller
Robinson,
are
illiterate
and
sign
their
pay
sheets
with
the
thumb.
:
Mrs.
Heber
cm
ton
and
Edward
Boi-The
yriter
says
that
he
saw
there
some
of
the
most
rag-;ton.
the
last-mentioned
being
man-ged
people
he
ever
had
seen,
not
excepting
Soviet
Russia
-ier
ot
the
HartIey
B
c,ub
at
ner
worst.
that
he
had
$595.
On
the
Com-;
mfrtsloner
appearing,
the
boy
ex-1
plained
that
he
had
broken
some;
windows
and
had
come
to
pay
for
them.
Inspired
by
the.
eMy
police
He
had
been
asseased
tlx
dollar
but
up
to
date
had
been
able
te
raise
only
$4.95
of
which
hU
father
mart
had
paid
rvar
$4.00.
The
Commissioner
the
money
In
full,
praised
boy
boy
for
making
good
and
dendrons
have
a
senslUve
nature.
J
warned
mm
against
ever
doing
Ypu
must
be
kind
to
them
or
they
anything
of
the
sort
again.
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Rupert
II.
P.
SUverthom,
Blllmor;
Mrs
J.
A.
Brown
and
daughter.
Port
Easing
ton;
Dr.
Stanley
Mills,
Terrace:
11.
C.
Halliday,
city,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
R.
Wlcksen.
Vanoouter;
F.
Gavin
Hume.
Duncan.
Central
W.
Nlcol.
Eddy
Paw
Mine:
J.
Bergman,
A.
Hadland
and
M.
Han-berg.
Oona
River:
Otto
Olsen
and
A.
Isaacson,
city:
Mrs.
A.
Spisak.
city:
J.
Oarfln.
C.N.R
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Mr
and
Mrs.
i
SchJesvoW
and
T.
Torkelsen.
Dtgby.
f
Knox
i
Mr
and
Mrs
Morris
Vancouver.
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T.
L
B.
Hamlin.
Esquimau
;
A
Hot
Time
It
What
You
Want
Thl
Winter
Yop
can
get
it
by
nlng
our
famous
Edson,
Bulkley
Valley
or
Kanalmo-Wetllngtoii
coal,
PRINCE
UUPEUT
FEED
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558
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nf
tirk
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fine
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even
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into
trio
paper.
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vuginia
rtne
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tobacco
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pouch
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prociicolly
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hum.
dot
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the
tobacco
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to
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bit
c
gatelto
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roll.
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Prince
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cirry
THURSDAY,
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Prince
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for
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Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
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