JAQt
TWO
7LJB
LW
Ltc
sails
'
crniie
uaten,
C2
CALL
FDR
WHITE
SHOES
on
ike
dcsck...
Summer
days
.
.
Summer
sports
.
.
.
of
course,
you'll
need
several
pairs
of
White
Shoes
for
the
coming
white
season!
"Whites,"
made
by,
makers
of
renown,
keep
their
.smart
style
and
shape
.
make
people
notice
your
feat
approvingly.
Ties,
Strap
Models
with
dainty
perforations
.
.
.
are
ready
for
vacation-bound
feet.
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SHOE
STORE
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DAILY
NEWS.
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Kvery
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Except
Sunday,
by
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DAILY
EDITION
86
This
advertisement
Is
not-published
or
displayed
by
the
Llmmr
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
DrltUh
Columbia
.Oi
Wednesday,
June
21,
1936
SUPPLIES
FOR
THE
INTERIOR
w
We
u
have
a
letter
signed
"Terrace
Citizen's
Committee"
stating
among
other
things
that
the
supplies
in
the
in-ake0ntanreJUrnng
t"
d
utW
that
some
action
be
and
SUpphes
t0
the
PePe
of
the
stricken
"CV,
Wulth
?ls
re(luest
we
are
in
full
accord.
The
chief
difficulty
has
been
to
find
a
suitable
boat
for
the
purpose
ana
to
place
the
reshnnsihilifv
nf
longs
No
one
was
willing
to
risk
several
thousand
doL
lars
unless
thpv
f
p
f
ncci.i
fw
u
i.
,
.
UU1
t
j
v.mh-u
mai
me
utrume
oi
ine
intpr.
the
WaT
aCfUally
sufferin'
which
we
hve
been
assured
As
a
result
of
a
meeting
of
the
council
of
the
Chamber
jvowcuajf,
n
jh
pruuame
some
action
w
be
taken
whipli
will
.,,h
:
it.
m
T
,
.
'
.
.
,
.
v18"11
uie
terrace,
usk
and
Pacific
bii8oui
filings
as
are
Daaiy
needed
unt
1
the
ine
railway
is
a
tram
nnon
fnr
f,.aff;
n
,
,n.
l
-;
-i
-
"Hniv.
u
uiuiuil
mini
now,
,nTi
ug
ye!terday
Superintendent
Tobev
as.
SUred
the
mpmhows
'nf
fV,
m
Ii
.
I
viirtuiuer
oi
commerce
that
ovomr
pSle
g
made
t0
pen
the
road
as
soon
a
We
are
wondering
if
the
C.
C.
F.
leaders
at
Prince
Ru-M.iHSlf0'
9
C.C.F.
members
at
Ottawa
...
r.,,6
uiat
i
nnce
uupert
snould
not
have
a
public
building
cost
g
$100,000.
Just
as
a
matter
of
knowing
how
we
stand
and
who
Is
for
us
and
who
aeainst
it
would
be
an
excellent
thing
to
bear
this
in
mind
for
the
me
an
other
election
comes
along.
While
every
person
and
every
me!fber
f
Parliament
has
a
perfect
right
to
his
opinbn
so
have
the
electors
a
right
to
decide
whether
ucTS
SSSSTiSSSSS?"
view--
Prfnoe
RUpert.
always
suffered
from
having
some
section
of
the
com-mumty
pull
back
when
others
wanted
to
go
forward
INDUSTRIAL
PROGRESS
l
he-month
of
May
showed
considerable
industrial
nro-"Xi.y
:
-mo
every
cll
a1
,
V
WIUca
snQwea
a
AVc
decline
Beknnm
inrl
Austria
ed
with
20
increase,
Esthonia
wi
h
14
5-
J
United
Kingdom,
7.6:
France
7-United
tt
i
m
i
States,
a8;
Finland,
6.1;
Greece,
3.9;
Netherianda'
Neiner,amls'
3.7Japan,a8;
Poland,
1.5,
and
Spain
.8.
ihese
figures
do
not
necessarily
show
the
eeneral
im
proyement
over
a
period
covering
the
timeXS
the'
t&
?V-he
depi'eSsi0n-
Greece
hs
the
hfgheat
tadex
of
bo"
t
mStatGS
aWay
down
in
the
scale'
"ot
Lawn
Bowling
MacPhee
Tinker
..
Last
Evening
L.
St.
Louis
39
23
Chicago
36
23
Pittsburg
35
28
New.
York
34
28
Cincinnati
31
29
Boston
30
34
Philadelphia
21
42
Brooklyn
.20
43
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
W.
L.
New
York
41.
21
Boston
37
28
Washington
32
ai
Cleveland
31
3j
Detroit
32
32
Chicago
29
31
Philadelphia
24
36
St.
Louis
20
38
FOOTBALL
June
25:
Dominion
Canadian
Letdon.
3
Borland
;
.
.
.
.'..2
Hill
Jlbb
...
Frew
...
Preece
Watson
MacDonald
.2
.2
..1
..1
..1
1
Little
"o
John
Henry
.587
.567
.517
.333
.333
.317
Pet.
.661
Dairy
vs.
July
2
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
vs.
Dominion
Jalry.
Julv
6
Cannrlinn
Taan
......
m..U4A
ia.
Royal.
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
July
9
Canadian
Dominion
Dairy.
Julv
13
rinmi
Mai
k
j
V3,
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Don't
Throw
Away
That
Old
Cooking
Utensil
....
Trade
It
In
We
Will
Allow
You
50c
For
it
on
the
purchase
of
a
New
Stainless
Steel
Cooking
Utensil
.
Start
a
Set
Today
This
otter
for
a
few
days
only
Kaien
Hardware
A
Satisfactory
Place
to
Shop
PHONE
3
DAILY
NEWS
'SPORT'
SPORT
CHAT
Borland
and
Tinker
Rfnks
Win
A
rhp
Mqc-
MaSter
,
.
..
,
the
niakl"8
b
Matches
Over
Hill
And
,
,
(rar-om
Abraham
Yanofsky
"llle
Winnipeg's
leading
players
of
a
Date
Rnrlanrf-.
hV
H-W-h
f"'"C
re1U,reS
UtalOS'
:,
"
concentration
and
stamina
last
night.
In
the
second
match
of
'in
",
5.
'oun8stel
:he
evenlne
Pprev
Tinker's
Hnir
,
1-...
-
.
.
..
8
-
-
"
aiiAiuus
uj
oeein
nis
ednoaUnn
-.MLriiwsiuwuiiuw
teau-
years
old
instead
of
five
when
he
o
aiuxjuuiB
wnn
ciutrea
scnool,
can
defeat
th.
j
......w
a
,
octuuu
place,
iiiajufiiy
oi
cness
players
in
thh
The
standin?
to
date
is
as
fol-.cltv
Where
th
DQm,
i.
,'
lows:
,by
by
leans
leaps
and
nnrt
hnnn.
bounds.
W.
4
I
But
while
they
praise
the
skill
of
-the
lad
who
took
to
the
game
only
two
years
ago,
becoming
an
expert
In
-
-..ib.j
I
(
time,
J.
H.
Booker,
Joseph
Dreman.
o
I
Abraham
irpiimon
.nj
.iu
aim
ULtlVL
oi
Winnipeg's
first
rank
players
do
not
think
Abie
is
a
child
prodigy.
They
hasten
mat
in
no
way
are
they
disparaging
the
boy's
game,
in
time
they
think,
he
may
become
a
m
O
etna
A
U
-
I
,
nuie
mmseir
doesn't
car
j
I
AWK
WinQ
lf
he
never
does-
H
nas
not
serl-UCWW
iJIlWously
considered
taking
up
thi
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
B"e
as
a
professional.
He
lusi
jiorcq
rwniM-Koui
m
inird
Kound
ays
ior
me
love
of
the
game
Over
Jimmv
Merriott
I
.
r.
oooKer.
president
of
th.
navy
iUKK,
June
24:
John
iVia""ooa
uness
Association
anr
Henry
Lewis,
world's
light-heavy-
a
irst-rank
chess
player
tor
2!
weight
chamDlan.
VnnrVprf
i
years,
thought
Able
"is
a
miv,f
Jimmy
Merrlott,
of
Tulsa,
Okla.,
In'
flne
Player,
but
not
a
Master,
the
third
round
of
a
scheduled
ten!,
yanofsky
Mf-
Booker
added,
U
round
non-title
bout
last
night.
1
"undubtedly
the
best
youngster
(in
Western
Canada,
and
has
the
mi
Daseball
Standings
!a"d1yo"ngster
was
jj1
P"y
on
a
team
that
ren-
(resented
Winnipeg
in
an
interna-tlonal
match
against
Mlnneapolit.
rci
He
did
so
well
Vi
i
flOQ
i
4j
again
629
chosen
for
this
year's
tourney.
'
"
"
t
rgO,
N.D
Abie
won
his
game,
though
the
f,?aflanS
-,ost
the
tournament
72
wi
1J.2
points.
Abie
was
only
nine
years
old-only
a
few
months
ttr
h
c
UP
the
game
when
he
played
against
Isacc
Kashdan,
a
reco-
nlzed
TTnHoH
qi,i'
.r1
wm
uiai.es
Mazier
cnes-i.
.508bI"on
by
Kashdan.
the
boy
juu
"
"taw.
Aoie
minks
thpi
500
was
his
best
game,'
though
he
did
.483
n.
keep
a
record
ot
it.
On
a
visit
10
Winnipeg,
Bernard
m
-oi
-
a
14
1
4
r
Freed
icru"
.34:
man,
treasurer
of
the
Canadian
Chess
Federation,
played
Yanofsky.
whom
he
described
as
"alrnon
a
second
Reshevsky."
Mr.
Booker
thought
Mr.
Freed
"
"'Siuy,
pointing
out
that
Samuel
Reshevsky
was
giving
simultaneous
exhibitions
and
amazln
the
chess
world
at
the
age
of
seven.
Yanofskv
has
Tint
ttrt
t
exhibitions
of
his
skill.
He
merely
nlava
tr.f
...
-
.vi
uiC
jun
01
it
at
the
Jewish
Chess
Clnh
wh-ti...'!..
will
be
sent
to
Tnmnfn
t
.
I
the
Dominion
championships
at
ithe
Canadian
Nstimmi
c-uit..
"""""i
wviuunion
has
not
.
yet
been
decided.
YounL
Yanofsky
was
hnr
t
1,-1-.
shortly
before
hLs
parents
emigrated
to
Canada.
His
father,
Ab-
11
'
"f-V
taught
Abie
the
move,
then
took
him
to
the
Jewish
Club
where
his
skill
amazed
men
who
"-u
j,uyca
me
game
for
years
Able
also
football.
Socppp
.
1-
oars
is
game
he
llkp
h.
and
the
.
from
irom
vair-oj;an
chess
He
doesn't
let
his
love
of
f
na
AHA
1
wicaa
wara
arrcct
his
studie
either,
devoting
only
two
nights
r.
"-
wc
Kame.
Able,
is
being
li;
"euman.
Present
Ht
city
chamDion
.
onn.
.
..
-
1
v.
a
uicitiuer
01
fau.b.and
.
Droman,
.......UUa
tnampion
for
the
past
two
years.
They
hope
to
develop
something
which
never
yet
has
Winnipeg
produced,
a
Master
chei
player.
NO
BASEBALL
FRIDAY.
Town
team
practice
FOOTBALL
THURSDAY,
JUNE
25
Dominion
Dairy
v.
Lejlon
BORDEN
WINS
j
OVER
BOOTH
In
the
exhibition
football,
game
yesterday
between
Borden
Street
and
Booth
Memorial
School
teams
at
the
Elks'
sports
day.
Borden
won
a
closely
contested
match
two
goals
to
one.
Booth
pressed
from
the
start
and
Man
saved
twice.
Holkestad
shot
wide
and
Mali
saved
McKay's
shot
wen.
Booth
beat
the
goalie
but
someone
was
offside.
Smith
and
;urrle
got
away
but
Parsons
and
ieynon
were
safe.
Mah
saved
McLean's,
penalty
kick
well
but
was
leaten
by
Holkestad
who
converted
vlcKay's
overhead
kick.
Fitch
and
Jchubert
were
hard
workers.
In
a
ireakaway
Smith
beat
Dybhavn
to
equalize.
Borden
pressed
with
Fitch
drlv-ng
the
ball
well
down.
Mah
did
ell
to
clear
from
Holkestad.
Me-ay
and
Cameron
made
a
nice
run
out
Brown
cleared
Dybhavn
saved
Currle's
hard
drive.
Booth
forwards
were
weak.
Borden
now
attacked
and
Booth
defence
was
lucky
to
clear.
Mah
saved.
McLean
backed
up
his
for
wards
out
Borden
made
another
strong
attack
and.
after
the
hnll
seemed
to
have
been
cleared,
Don-
nie
Nelson
collared
It
and
beat
Dybhavn
to
give
victory
to
Borden.
Borden
Mah;
Brown.
Seherk-
Schubert,
Fitch,
McLeod;
Houston,
Currle,
Smith,
Nelson,
Judge.
Booth
Dybhavn;
Beynon.
Par-
.
sons;
Franks,
McLean.
Christian-1
Cameron,
Flewln,
McKay,
Hougan,
Holkestad.
1
J.
Carroll
refereed
and
J.
Brem.
ner
and
P.
Palmer
were
linesmen.
!
Borden
was
well
served
bv
Mnh
Scherk
was
a
sound
hark
nnH
Fitch,
Schubert
and
McLeod
marl
a
good
half-back
line
Smith
and
Currle
were
dangerous
with
Houston
and
Nelson
doing
better
towards
the
end.
Booth
had
a
sound
defence
but
the
forwards
were
verv
weak
nvh.
havn
did
well
and
Parsons
nnrt
Beynon
were
two
strong
backs.
McLean
and
Christian
were
very
good
half-backs
but
Holkestad
was
the
only
dangerous
forward.
Ritchie
and
P.
Knutson
were
badly
missed.
The
game,
as
usual,
was
vrv
keenly
fought
out
with
every
boy
giving
of
his
best.
Wednesday,
jun,
u
Serves
you
right!
You're
"set"
for
full
enjoyment
when
you
"roll
them"
with
Ogden's
Fine
Cut.
Ogden's,
In
the
Cellophane-wrapped
package
with
the
purple
easy-opening
ribbon,
Is
just
made
to
"serve"
you
smoother,
cooler
cigarettes,
to
give
you'
satisfying
"returns"
everytime.
Wise
roll-your-owners
are
Ogden's-mlnd-ed
and
now
that
times
ARE
better
they
smoke
Ogden's
because
It's
a
better
tobacco.
They
use
the
best
papers,
too
"Chantecler"
or
"Vogue."
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
P.S.
Your
Pipe
Knows
OgJen's
Cut
Plug
I
uw
1
1
1
w
wvji
r
I
91
I
aii
4LA
LA....l)
1
p...wu
iaic
1
tie
UUW5
J
"Just
choose
your
menu,
map
my
switch
AND
LEAVE
THE
REST
TO
ME.
You
don't
have
to
worry
about
my
cooking
heat:
you
don't
have
to
hover
over
me
to
see
whether
or
not
I'm
doing
the
job
properly.
You
take
that
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
Iti
eiiy
to
own
an
EUctric
Jutt
nuke
.
,rii
down-payment
-
the
bailee
ffi.
bliution
c.?mforlub,
term..
Com.
electric
.nd
co.l
or
for
granted,
going
about
other
things
or
enjoying
a
good
rest.
Then
.
.
.
when
mealtime
comes,
all
you
do
is
dish
up
and
serve
my
culinary
masterpieces
to
a
delighted
family,
taking
all
the
bows
for
the
full,
rich
nourishment
and
flavours
I've
so
carefully
retained."