PAGE
FOUR
Hnri.Ywnon
Green
Virginia
Field;
Ann
Sherl-
HOLLYWOOD,
Feb.
26
CP
It's
dan-George
Brent.
Leap
Year
and
the
boys
and
girls
have
been
pumping
from
the
gossip
columns
to
the
altar
In
numbers
and
with
glee.
Clark
Gable,
Douglas
Fairbanks
r.
and
Tyrone
Pow
Hockey
Standings
er
were
among
the
leading
stellar
The
league
standing
to
date:
eliglbles
until
"recently
and
so
was
Rangers
25
8
9
75
56
the
debonair
William
Powell.
All
Boston
26
4
are
benedicts
now.
Toronto
21
5
Tabulators
of
romance
are
find-
Chicago
18
6
Ing
plenty
of
interest
In
the
ro-
Detroit
14
6
mantle
associations
of
big-name
Americans
..12
3
peoole
like:
Canadiens
....
9
3
Norma
Shearer
and
George
Raft.
'
They
did
the
New
York
World's!
Fair
together
and,
since
their
re
10
143
70
15
106
89
17
93
98
21
73
92
26
82
119
27
73
131
PriscDla
Lane
and
Oren
Haglund.'
.
Dally
advertvsma
-tt.
e's
an
assistant
director
on
her
NewAt'is
Mire-
tn
hHnn
He'
lot.
They've
been
that'tway
a
long
'.wits
me
daUy
34
27
re-
i
NEW
LISTS
OF
VOTERS
,
Dominion
Elections,
March
26,
arc
Held
Under
Enumeration
and
Revision
System
OTTAWA.
Feb.
28
(
CP
i
Canadians
go
to
the
polls
March
26
under
a
thoroughly
revamped
elections
act,
the
result
of
two
years'
work
by'
the
House
of
Commons
.elections
committee.
-
-
j
The
biggest
change
in
the
new
;act
is
abandonment
of
the
to
rumors
that
they're
I
m
manent-
vote
inaugurated
aecreuy
marriwi
riBtiiu
miiU-
wlth
0UMtlonable
success
for
the
Ur
J
"no."
But
Hollywood
still
has
'
1935
electlon
preTlous
sysUm
LIT
A
D
V17
A
D
3
hunCh
thCy
may
h3PP
y
lof
"eating
a
new
list
by
enumera-Lill
I
LirllV
aftera11-
tion
for
each
election
is
being
re-
Jeffrey
Lynn
and
Doris
Carson.1
storei
,
Established
"flame"
this
one-she's
j
There
are
ako
many
chaites
re.
Norma
Shearer
and
Deanna
Durbin
a
singer
and
dancer.
He's
the
lead-
Jgartnng
the
printing
and
distribu-Amonjr
Names
On
Screen
ling
man.
jtlon
of
the
voters'
lists,
limitation
Gossips
Lips
utner
movie
romances
are:
ureta
.
Garbo
Oaylord
Houser;
Richard
of
the
use
of
radio,
the
banning
of
written
pledges
by
candidates,
immediate
payment
of
election
staffs'
(where
they
formerly
might
wait!
ection
expenses,
the
feature
of
ex
tensive
and
heated
debates
In
the
58
House
of
Commons
and
In
commit-
v
astM
wvvv
ka
avftj
e-w
j
vc
t.
nent
voters'
list
introduced
by
R.
B.
Bennett,
then
prime
minister.
-
Ixtlnn
nrHVtln
fmiv
n
ub,
Xi
t
V.
of
Jules
Castonguay.
chief
electo-
s?
.
war.AotVtbot-
P-
a,
4.
a
.
'7
1
1
I
'
'
x.
Vjhati&ft
the
natioa's
Lu&icas
i
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday
Febr
Soffered
or
Two
HoniHi
iron
BRONCHITIS
BaciJeg'j
Mixture
Cleired
It
Hp
Ertrjr
(uffr'rer
from
bronchitii,
Rripp,
coughi,
coldi
or
aithna
should
benefit
bf
thu
Pttcrboro'
man's
ciprincc,
and
get
quick
relief,
flit
ton,
Mr.
J.
Dewnorui.
up:
Mr
father
hat
wiffered
from
bronchitis
for
the
part
two
month
ami
nothing
we
gave
him
teemed
to
do
him
any
good,
Finally
we
tried
Buckley!
Mixture.
That
at
just
two
wee.!
ago.
Today
he
u)i
he
feeli
lite
a
new
man.
Bronchitis
and
tough,
hang-on
colds
yield
quickly
to
Buckley's
Mixture.
You
can
tell
from
the
6rtt
dote
that
it
is
doing
you
good.
The
cough
ii
relieved,
hard,
tough
phlegm
begin!
to
com
up
easily,
breathing
becomes
easier,
raw
air
ducts
are
soothed.
Don't
experiment.
Buy
Buckley's
Mixture.
3
OVfft
IO
HILUON
BOTTUS
SOLDI
aiHwum
strictly
fresh.
w:
-cd
by
enumerators
during
tliti
seventh
week
"Feb.
5-10
belme
polling,
day
un-
Hai
Ka
.
.
f
Ha
it
Tt
must
day.
After
that
revision,
a
voter
has
I
no
further
chance
of
having
hlsl
;
niutm
ivul
nccoa.
WUfc
fcllc
,
i
.
.
.
,
.
r-w
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i
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m
.
I
.TULTt
Tn
1
HT
II
H
Tf
If
WU
AmilLPn
Hl
'
i-apiam
Mct-nerson.
cnesi
expen
system
was
discarded
after
one
',n"aSU
"7""
.7u,""
""
'
lnKaW
to
ote
on
taking
an
oath.
,u
from
Ottawa,
arrived
m
the
dtv
tn!
9ithh
m.Ht
.lmli,
S,-
?OTle
C!,Piia1'
!r
thCm
today
ln
connection
with
local
mil-
yste'ms
.ttn
use
in
Britain
and
J'
J,""
It's
been
dining,
and
dancing,
and
lfaPV
nhvtiMi
e-ramtn,ie
a....ua
elector
of
the
same
subdivision.
r
,
I
t-
,3;
...-UI1.V..J
.lThe
1935
act
dosed
the
rural
ltst.i
cidedly
st-dy
series
of
dates.
'
P.
H.
Linzey
Is
scheduled
to
(JctobVC
After
7ev
the'f
"
h,d
n
open
S,n
Deanna
Durtjln
and
Vaughn
Paul.
;speak
to
the
Prince
R
t
Rota
-
1,,.
6
mxm
Deanna.
18.
is
stUl
going
with
the:club
at
lte
luncheon
torrow.
Us
ws
Triie&l
thVZemmt
,
?!
n
this
time
also
sllghthr
older
assistant
director
who
suhWt
hp.n,r
-nntui,
T.r,..m
-
Includes
all
those
who
will
reach
dance
and
date
regularly
have
.
CV.R.
TRAINS
says
they're
lust
good
friend
.
For
the
East-
Robert
Preston
and
Dorothy
La';
.
Mondas,
Wednesdays
and
Frl
ApIrl,.MfiSnd'
J.une
of
1935,
the
hnuaiftyri"-
tool?
place,
but
i
the''
InltlalTfor-
changes
rested
The
work
aytjped
upon
volun-
M.VaVJ
UTTIs
I
UlklXJl
CU
V
UO.Te9
,,
At
TJ
TTjt
w.-t.-
T-f
.
ti
,
,
'
interested
In
several
eliglbles
but
From
the
East-
'
1
h,
h
tV"
now
her
Interest
is
all
in
Preston.j
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
"aJnSJ;
Thernnori
Qn4tK0w,,,.im,l
snrrf,..
some
Tidinv.
confirming
the
view
9M
V.
ill
UJVlb
itlUlt
j
UHbUl
UU
J
O
--
,
,
,
,
JJJJJ
are
steadies.
Dotty's
knitting
him'
a
sweater
at
the
moment.
I
121
manent
list.
.
The
me
1930
iju
election
election
cos
cost
'rai
ral
nf
officer,
fi.-
that
-I-
city
voters'
,
,
...
i
llsts,about
$2,200,000
whiu
th
iq
.i
Dalit
anonths.
oecome.
practically
,
obsolete
In
six
Lctlon
'.ecuon.
with
ith
sqiro-
5,918.20.
names
r,-.
Z
on
.
.V
the
I
xew
inA
Pii.sr...
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mamwwq.
L
thy
&i
itl
Z:
kJT118
current
election,
with
an
ad-
Si
V
"cjanional
500.000
voters
enumerated
will
cost
between
J2i00ooo
anrt
$3.000J)00.
In
the
past
employers
have
been1
asked
to
give
workers
two
hours.
apart
from
their
lunch
hour
in!
(which
to
vote.
Now
under
section1
45
of
the
new
act.
a
nenaliv
provided
for
an
employer
falling
to
comply.
Ktn
ud
f
da
larlv
A'.'kfe
reirn
Dr.
R.r.
Bamford
Succe-isnr
to
Dr.
B.
Ll'NDAHL
Will
Continue
Practice
of
Dentistry
ln
Itooms
1,
2,
3
Bcsner
P.lock
SHOOTING
GALLERY
Adjoining
IDOKA
HOLLER
A
KEN
A
THE
SEAL
o'
QUALITY
2rvrr
J
GOLD'
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
i'LNK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Parked
by
the
only
aalmun
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
LOCALS
It
was
announced
today
at
the
Ca
nadlan
National
offices.
There
will
be
a
thirty
day
return
limit.
TERRACE
open
an-
wui
apply,
a
quamied.dauahter.
PhvUia
of
Prince
rtiinrr
are
spending
some
time
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Robinsou,
Mrs.
Brentsen's
parents.
Coldest
temperature
this
winter
o
for
Terrace
reached
on
Sunday
morning
when
the
thermometer
dipped
to
7
above
sero.
The
cold
wave
is
eontlnuta
and
TNieariav
years
of
ate
on
or
before
poll-,
the
sky
became
overcast
with
a
uig
uy.
wnereas
previously
mey.mut
of
snow
naa
to
De
21
at
the
time
of
enumeration.
Those
becoming
21
after
that
and
before
election
day
could
apply
for
revision
of
the
list.
.Revision
to
the
former
systeli
of
establishing
the
list
Is
expected
to
be
cheaper
than
the
so-called
per
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VIES
PHONES
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1st
grade.
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Green
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6
for
Quaker
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Large
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Purity
49's
i.
Flour--
&
I.
Tea
Per
lb.
Cream
Cheese
2-lb.
pkg.
Niblet
Corn
2
tins
Wild
Hose
I
lour
Paitry,
per
sAck
Kitx
Iliscults-2
pkgs.
Sandwich
BUcuits-Fresh,
per
lb.
Shaker
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Per
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95c
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25c
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and
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OPENING
CAMPAIGN
Hanson
to
Speak
Tomorrow
Nlsht
at
Burns
Lake
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
vlc-i
toria.
I
Olof
Hanson
leaves
on
tonight
s
I
train
for
the
interior
to
open
his
John
E.
Davry
returned
t0
the
federal
election
campaign
with
a
city
on
the
Prince
Georat
this
meeting
at
Bums
Lake
tomorrow
morning
from
a
hoUday
trip
to
atfht,
working
westward
from
Vancouver.
Seattle
and
Vancouver
there
with
lame
meeting
at
Usk
Island.
and
Terrace
March
5
and
8
re-
ispectively.
Mr.
Hanson
will
be
ae-
There
will
be
absolutely
no
ex-
com
panted
by
E
T
Kenney.
M.
L
tension
of
time
from
March
1
for
A.
for
Skeena,
and
in
the
eastern
motorists
to
renew
theft
licenses
part
of
the
riding
will
be
assisted
for
the
year,
tt
was
stated
this
by
M.
M.
Connolly.
M.
L
A
for
morning
by
Inspector
C.
O.
Bar-
Omineca.
O.
W
Nlckerson
will
join
ber.
provincial
police.
There
wtH
be
the
party
later
In
the
interior,
immediate
prosecution
In
eases
probably
at
Smtthers
where
cars
are
found
being
driven
In
about
ten
days'
time
Mr.Han-with
old
plates
on
and
after
that
rn
and
Mr.
Kenney
will
be
back
date.
here
to
visit
coast
points
and
then
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Effective
March
1
first
class
round
trip
steamship
fares
from
months),
prohibition
of
disorderly
j
by
no
w
and
co
pies
d
i
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver
and
1
conduct
at
election
meetings
meetings
and
and:.
T
P.1?
.
bLn!W.u.lT.,;,
i,,
,
'return
return
for
for
men
men
in
In
the
the
active
u
aer-
ser
i
triuuieu
tu
every
eiruiAi
ui
cttra
Pavniaster
Lieutenant
Comman
der
Philip
M
Ray
R.C.N,
returned
t
to
the
city
on
tne
iTince
ueorgei
,
PTatr"nre8'11i8-,
of
m
Tn
'ore.
be
reduced
$$7
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.
!
other
areas.
Sittings
for
revision
of
the
preliminary
list.
will
be
held
in
urban
ridings
on
the
14th,
13th
and
12th
days'
before
the
election
Lieut.
C.
H.
Playart
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prtr.ce
Oeortje
this
morning
from
Victoria
to
become
medical
officer
of
the
102nd
Battery
'
I
sUUoned
at
Barrett
Point
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